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SAN FRANCISCO

PUBLIC LIBRARY

DEC ^^^70

QAM Frt^^,"CISCO

REFERENCE BOOK

Not to be taken from the Library

GENERAL REFERENCE

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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CORPORATION

Casb. Assets, - $14;,500,000.

FIRE RISKS kJ CURRENT RATES.

The Oldest and Wealthiest Fire Insurance Co.

DOING BUSINESS IN AMEailOA.

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aEJ^E(RAL AGEJ^TS,

316 Ci^LIFORNlA. STREET.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAK^H

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW YORK & ASPINWALL PANAMA RAILROAD.

San Francisco and Panama, Central Am2rican and Mexican Lines.
TIME TABLE No. 3.

steamers will depart and arrive with the greatest possible re?iilarity. On and after Januarv 1 , 1876, and unti' ^^''
further orders, the Steamers of the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY will sail as follows, leaving tht m
Ports herein specified upon the dates given, the Hgures representing the days of each month.

Oeneral Oftioe, Pier 42- Korth River, 'Sew Vork. Oeiieral Office, Wliarf, corner Firat
and Braiinan Streets. Sun Francisco.

OUTWARD.
NEWVOKK to ASPINWAl.il.

NewYork and
Aspinwall.

1 30
1 9

Arr. Aspinwall

Leave .\spinwall, Panama Railroad

Arr. Panama " "

1 9
1 9

C5 i . S3

Panama to San £ = g E«g
FraneiHCo. gSg^ 1 §■5 =

Panama and
San Francisco

Leave

Panama...

Puntarenas

San Juan del Sur

Corinto

Amapala

La Union

La Libertad

Acajulta

San Jose de Gua-
temala

Champerico

San Benito

Satlna Cruz

Port Angel

Acapulco

Manzanillo

San Bias

Mazatlan

Cape St. Lucas...
Arr. San Francisco

. 24

5
6

7
8

HOMEWARD.

San Francisco to

Panama.

San Francisco
and Panama.

\<H\

SoS
a u a

o i> *
aAi

Leave

San Francisco. ...

Cape St. Lucas ...

Mazatlan

San Bias

Manzanillo

Acapulco

Port .\ngel

Salina Cruz

San Benito

Champerico

San Jose de Gua-
temala

Acajulta

La Libertad

La Union

Amapala

Corinto

San Juan del .Sur

Puntarenas

Arr, Panama

Lv. Panama K. K..
Arr, Aspinwall " ..

12 M.

lot

30t

24J

24
25
26
27
29

4
5
6

7
8

la •

30 1

30 I

Aspinwall &New York

Lv. Aspinwall

Arr, New York

MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS AND CONNECTIONS,— Steam krs LE.WfNG Coix)x (Aspinwall).

Eoyal Mail Steam Packet Company, for Southampton -6th, nth and 22d of each month, calling at Kingston,
Jamaica, St. Thomas, Plymouth and Cherbouig, France. West India and Pacific Steamship Company, for Ltv-
KKFODL— loth and 24ih of each month, direct. French Trans-Atlantique Company, for Sr. Nazaike— 1st of each
month, calling at Savanilla, Puerto Cabello, La Gua.vra, Martinique and Guadaloupe. French Trans-Atlantique
Conipatiy for Havkk and Bordeaux— 20th ofeach month, calling at Savanilla, Santa Martha, Kingston, (Jamaica)
Santiago de Cuba, Port au Prince, Cape Haytien, San Juan de Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, Bordeaux and Havre,
Hamburg and American Packet Company, for Hamburg— 2l8t of each month, calling at Port au Prince, Gonaires,
Cape Hayti, St. Thomas, Plymouth and Havre.

.STEAME KS LE.A VING PANAMA— Pacific Steam Navigation Company, for Callao, and Valparaiso- 1st,
lOtli.lGtli. 2.1th and '-Tlh of every month. South American Steamship Company, for Callao and V.\lp.ar.\iso —
9th and 21tli of each month, calling at intermediate ports. The Steamers leaving Panama ou the Ist and 16th,
call at GUAYAQUIL and Payta ; those of the lOth and 25ih at Payta; and the Steamer of the 27th at Buenaven-
tura, Tumaco, Esmaraldas, Manta, Ballenita. Guayaquil, Tumbes and Payta.

STE.A.MERS LEAVING SAN FRANCISCO-fPacific Mail Steamship Company for Hong Kong— 1st of
each month, at 12 o'clock, noon, connecting at Yokohama for Hiogo, Nagasaki and Shanghai. +Pacific Mail

Northern Pacific Railroad at Tacoma for Poktland, Oregon,— at 12 o'clock, noon, i0th,2uth and 30th of each month,
im' During the Coffee Season, e.xtra Cargo Steamers will be despatched to the Central American and Mexican''
Ports. E.\-tra Steamers will be despatched between Acapulco and San Bias to suit the requirements of trade.

leaving l-ith, for Ports north of Acapulco. Note.— When the month has 31 days, the Steamer leaving San Fran-l,
Cisco the. 'ifitli, will leave the i'orts of Call one day earlier than the time given above and arrive in Panama the
Ulh. When the month has 31 days, the Steamer leaving Panama the •24th, will arrive at Acapulco the 30th, and
San Francisco, the 8ih.

Sidney Dillon, Pres't, N. Y.; H. J. Bullay, Sup't, N. Y. A. P. Bacon, Gen'l Agent, San Francisco.
Gkoroe S. Scott, Vice-Pre.s't, N. Y. W. P. Tisdell, Gen'l Agent, Panama. E. T. Bacon, Pass. Agent, San Fran.
Cisco. J. B. Houston, 2d Vice-Pres't, New York. N. Lennox, Agent, Acapulco. John Steuart, Freight Ag't.
San Francisco.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO.

CAPITAI- STOCK, - 1,000,000.

Established for the manufacture, of Railroad and MERCHAyT Iron. Every variety of
Shaftiko, including all sizes of Steamboat Shafts, Cranks, Pistons, Connecting
Bods, Etc. Car and Locomotive Axles and Frames, and Hammered Iron of
every description and size.

3 and 5 FRONT STREET, - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL

omere aililressed to PACIPIC ROLLING MILL CO.. P, 0. Box 2032, will Mve iimedlate altentiOD.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP IROy^,

PRESIDENT, - - - - - WM. ALVORB,

VICE-PRESIDE.A'Z - - - L, B. BENCH LEY,

SUPERIJfTE.MDEJ^T, • - - - B. P. BRLWJ^ER.

SECRETARY, .... SAM'L I. C. SWEZEY.

PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS.

CAPITAL STOCK. - - $600,000.

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

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

0FFICE--3 &. 5 FRONT ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Orders addressed to "Pacific Oil and Lead Works," P. O. Box 1443, will have
immediate attention.

oz«z*xoz:xi.s :

President, JOH\ BEXSLEY,

Vice-President, .... D. 0. MILLS,

Manager, L. B. BENCHLEY,

Secretary, SAM'L I. C SWEZEY.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

OREGON

REGULAR STEAMERS TO PORTLAND, leaving San Francisco 'Weekly:

#• L* BFMPMMJfMi

Connecting with Steamers to SITKA and PUGET SOUND, and O. and O. R. R. Co.,

and Oregon and O. R. R. Co., through Willamette,

Umpqua and Eogue River Valleys, Oregon

TICKETS TO ALL POfflS on lie 0. & C. R. R. sold 5 REDUCED RATES.

SAILING DAYS :-Saturdays, at lO o'clock A. M.

WILLIAM HOHHIS,

.A. S; e xx t ,

210 BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

Vll

GOOMLL, ILSilN k PEll

STEAMSHIP CO.

Running to Victoria, (V. I.) and Puget
Sound Forts.

HALF MOON BAY,
PIGEON POINT,
SANTA CRUZ,
SOQUEL,
APTOS,
SALINAS,
OASTROVILLE,
■WATSONVILLE,
POINT ARENA,

PAJARO,

MOSS LANDING,

MONTEREY,

SAN SIMEON,

OAYUOOS,

SAN LUIS OBISPO,

POINT SAL,

GAVIOTA,

CARPENTERIA,

CUPPY'S COVE,

SANTA BARBARA,

MOOR'S LANDING,

SAN BUENAVENTURA,

HUENEME,

SANTA MONICA,

SAN PEDRO,

(LOS ANGELES),

ANAHEIM,

SAN DIEGO and

MENDOCINO.

TICKET OmCE,

214 MONTGOMERY STREET.

GENERAL OFFICE,

Ho. lO market St., Up Stairs,

Vlll SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

WELLS, FARBO & CO.

Exchange, Banking

^^isriD

EXPRESS COMPANY.

ORGANIZED, 1852. CAPITAL, $5,000,000.

PRINCIPAL OFFICES :
No. 61 King Wm. Street, - - - - - * - London

No. 33 Roe dn Qnatre Septembre ------ Paris

No. 65 Broadway, ....... jfew York

N. W. Cor. California and Montgomery Streets, . . - San Francisco

TO ALL PAKTS OF CALIFOKNIA, NEVADA, UTAH, MONTANA, OKEGON,

WASHINGTON AND IDAHO TERRITOKIES, BRITISH, COLUMBIA

LOWER CALIFORNEA, AND MEXICAN PORTS, NEW

YORK, ATLANTIC STATES, AND EUROPE.

BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND TELEGRAPH TRANSFERS

On New York, Boston, and Montreal, payable in the principal cities of the United States

and Canada. Also, Bills on London, Dublin, and Paris. Letters of Credit

issued on our New York House, exchangeable for Circular

Letters, payable in all parts of Europe.

COLLECTIONS AND COIWBIWIISSBONS

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

LLOYD TEVIS, President. JAMES HERON, Secretary.

J. B. HAGGIN, Vice President. H. S. KING, Treasurer.

J. J. VALENTINE, Qen'l Supt.

J I

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

London and San Francisco Bank, Limited,

[Incorporated under the joint Slock Companies' Acts of 1862 <^«^ 1867 — Great Britain.)

Capital, - - - $5,000,000, gold,

Of which $3;000,000 is fully paid up.

HEAD OFFICE, 22 OLD BROAD STREET, - LONDON.

FREDERICK RODEWALD, London, Chairman.

E. H. GREEN, London, Deputy Chairman.

HENRY ObSCHEN (of Fruhliug & Gbschen.)

J. F. FLEAf VIICH (of Fred. Huth & Co.) London.

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

J. S. MORGAN (of J. S. Morgan & Co.) Loudon.

JOHN PARROTT (of the late firm of Parrott & Co., Bankers) San Francisco.

ROBERT RYRIE (of Gladstone, Ewart & Co.) London.

BA.RON H. de STERN (of Stern Brothers) London.

RUDOLPH SULZBACH, (of Snlzbach Brothers) Frankfort-on-the-Main.

Manager, - R. D. PEEBLES-

Secretary, - ARTHUR SCRIVENER.

London Bankers— Bank of England ; London Joint Stock Bank.
San Francisco Branch, - 424 California Street.

MII,TON S. li.VrHAM. President.
JAJflES M. STREETEN, Manager.

CAMIIiO MARTIST, Ass't Manager.
fVIl<I.IAIH iriACKIKTOSU, Accountant.

This Bank is prepared to grant Letters of Credit available in any part of the world ; to transact every description
of Banking and Exchange Business, and to negotiate California and
OTHER American Securities in Europe.
' San Francisco, Cal., January, 1876. MIliTON S. liATHABI, President.

AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS.

The following are Agents and Correspondents, on any of whom, as also on the Head Office of the Bank,
Letters of Credit will be granted, and Drafts drawn :

London— London Joint Stock Bank ; Friihling & Gos-

ehen ; Fred. Hiith <fe Co.; J. S. Morgan & Co.
New York— Drexel, Morgan & Co.
Boston— Third National Bank.
Pliiladelphia— Drexel <fe Co.
Chicago — Union National Bank.
8t. Louis — Lucas Bank.
Paris— Drexel, Harjes & Co.
Birlin— Deutsche Bank.
Vienna— .Schoeller & Co.
Frankfort-on-the-Main— Gebriider Sulzbach ; Bank of

Saxe Meiningen.
Hamburg— John Berenburg, Gossler & Co.
Dresden— Robert Thode & Co.
Rome— Plowden, Cholmeley & Co.
Amsterdam— La Banque de Credit et de DfipOt des

Pa.vs-Bas.
Antwerp— Nottebohnl Brothers.
Naples and Florence— Anglo-Italian Bank.
Genoa— Henry Dapples.
Milan— .4. Conierio.

Valparaiso and Lima— Fred. Huth, Griining <fe Co.
China and Japan— Chartered Mercantile Bank of India,

London and China; Comptoir d'Escompte de Paris.

Deutsche Bank. Hongkong <fc Shanghai B'g Corp.
River Plate— London and River Plate Bank, Limited.

Australia and New Zealand— Union Bank of Australia;
Bank of New South Wales; Victoria; New .South
Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, New
Zealand.

Scotland— Union Bank of Scotland ; Glasgow, Aber-
een. Alloa, Damfries. Dundee, Edinburgh, Greenock,
Kilmarnock, Kirkcaldy, Leith, Paisley, Perth,
Stirling, Stranraer.

Ireland— Provincial Bank of Ireland ; Armagh, Ath-
lone, Belfast, Ballina,Banbridge,Ballymena,Bandon,
Ballyshannon, Cork, Cionmel, Coleraine, C'avan,
Cootehill, Carrick on Suir, Carrick on Shannon, Clog-
heen, Dungarvan, Dunsfannon, Drogheda, Enniskill-
en, Enniscorthy, Ennis, Fermoy, Galway, Kilkennj',
Kilrush, Limerick, Londonderry, Monaghan, Mallow,
Newry, Nenagh, Newcastle (Co. Limerick,) Omagh,
Parsontown, Sligo, Strabane, Skibbereen, Tralee,
Templemore, Wexford, Waterford, Youghal.

The undermentioned are Correspondents
of tiie Bank.

English Bank of Rio de Janeiro, Limited, Rio de

Janeiro.
Alzuyeta Brothers, Acapulco, Mexico.
Southern Bank, New Orleans.
Gillmore, Dunlap & Co., Cincinnati.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

The Nevada Bank

OF SAN FRANCISCO,

Nevada Block, Corner Pine and Montgonfiery Streets.

CAPITAL $5,000,000, GOLD, PAID IN.

Presided, LOUIS McLANE. Vice-Presldeiit, J. C. FLOOD. Cashier, N. K. MASTEK
Agency at Virginia, Nev. - - - GEO. A. KING, Agent.

COREESPONDENTS :

LONDON, Smith, Payne & Smiths,
The Chartered Mercantile Bank
of India, London and China.

DUBLIN, The Bank of Ireland.

PARIS, Eottinguer & Co.

HAMBURG-, Hesse, Newman & Co.,
Altona.

NEW YORK, Eugene Kelly & Co.
BOSTON, The Second National Bank

of Boston,
CHICAGO, The Merchants' National

Bank.
NEW ORLEANS, State 'National

Bank.

The Bank opens Current Accounts ; grants Drafts on all
principal places in the United States, Europe, Australia, China, and
Japan ; makes telegraphic transfers of money ; negotiates and
collects Bills of Exchange, etc.; issues Letters of Credit; under-
takes the Purchase and Sale of Stocks and other Securities of the
Pacific Coast States ; collects Dividends, etc.; and transacts every
description of Banking business.

The Bank has also great fiicilities for dealing in Bullion, and
receives consignments for Refining purposes or treatment in the
United States Mint.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XI

THE
(LIMITED.)

Sri^lo-CJalifof i\ikri 8^1.

London Office, - - - - 3 Angel Court.
San Francisco Office, . - 422 California Street.

Authorized Capital Stock, - - $6,000,000

Subscribed, 3,000,000

Paid in, 1,500,000

Remainder subject to call.
DIRECTORS IN LONDON :

Hon. HUGH McCULLOCH, E. H. LUSHINGTON, JULIUS SINGTON.

WM. F. SCHOLFIELD, ISAAC SELIGMAN, JOSEPH SEBAG.

CORRESPONDENTS AND AGENTS:

J. & W. SELIGMAN & CO., NEW YORK.

SELIGMAN, HELLMAN & CO., NEW ORLEANS.

MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL BANK, BOSTON.

SELIGMAN, FRERES & CIE, PARIS.

SELIGMAN & STETIHEIMER, FRANKFORT.

GEBRUDER MEYER, BERLIN.

CHINA AND JAPAN:

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAE BANKING COKPORATION.

EAST INDIES:

CHARTERED MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LONDON AND CHINA.

AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND:

BANK OF AUSTRALASIA AND BRANCHES.

BILLS OF EXCHANGE, COMMERCIAL and TRAVELERS' LETTERS OF
CREDIT issued on the most favorable terms, for use in the United States, British Possessions,
South and Central America, Europe, China, and Japan.

MANAGERS IN SAN FRANCISCO:

FREDERICK F. LO'W, IGNATZ STEINHART,
P. N, LIL.IENTHAL, Cashier.

XII SANFRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

THE BANK OF BBITISH COLUMBIA,

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER,

Southeast Corner California and Sansom Streets.

PAID UP CAPITAL, - - $1,514,500

WITH POWEE TO INCREASE TO $10,000,000.

London Ofidce, 5 East India Avenue, Leadenhall Street

o lEi -^ I i=L ivE ^^ nsr .
T. W. L. MACKEAN, London (Late of ths firm of Turner & Co., China);

DEPUTY CHAIRMAN,
ROBERT GILLESPIE, Esq., Director of the Bank of Montreal, London.

COURT OF DIRECTORS IN LONDON:

James Anderson, Esq. (Messrs. Anderson, Anderson & Co.);

Edkn Culville, Esq. (Director of the Hudson's Bay Company);

H. D. Harrison, Esq, (Messrs. Falkner, Bell & Co., San Francisco);

Sir John Eose, Bart., K. C. M. G. (Messrs. Morton, Eose & Co., London).

:BI=l..A.KrOX3:BS:

PORTLAND, OREGON; VICTORIA AND CARIBOO,
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

-A. G- E 2SX T S =

New York and Chicago Agency Bank of Montreal.

Canada Bank of Montreal.

Mexico and South America London Bank of Mexico & South America.

China and Japan Oriental Bank Corporation and Chartered Bank of

India, Australia, and China.
Australia and Ne-w Zealand Bank of Australasia; Commercial Banking

Company of Sydney, and Bank of New Zealand.
England National Provincial Bank of England; Bank of Liverpool;

North and South Wales Bank.

Scotland British Linen Company's Bank.

Ireland Bank of Ireland.

Deposits received on Current Account, subject to Check, or on Special Deposit.

Exchange sold in sums of £1 and upwards on the Agencies of the Bank of Ireland and British Linen
Company.

Exchange, also, sold on London, New York and Canada, and on Victoria, British Columbia, and Port-
land, Oregon.

Commercial Credits granted on Europe. China, Japan, South America, Australia and New Zealand.

Discount approved Paper and make Advances on Collateral Securities.

Collect Bills and transact a General Banking Business.

W. H. TILLINGHAST, Manager.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

Xlll

Incorporated in Geneva, Switzerland, Jan. 20, 1873.

HEAD OFFICE IN GENEVA.

Capital, - Tt^o Million Dollars

stj:bso:e\i:be ID ,

President, - - ZIBXTB.7 ZISITTSCZI.
Francis Berton, Kolsert "Watt.

San Francisco Branch,

(Successors to MESSRS. HENTSCH & BERTON),

This Bank is prepared to grant Letters of Credit on Europe, and to transact every kind
of Banking, Mercantile, and Exchange Business, and to negotiate American Securities in
Europe.

DEPOSITS RECEIVED.

rew York,

Berlin,

Cliaux-de-Fouds,

Ijiverpool,

Frankfort,

Solothurn.

liondon.

Oeneva,

liansanne.

P»ris,

Zurich,

Baden,

li.rons.

Basel,

Cliur,

Bordeanx,

St. Oall,

ftiliaflrhansen.

MarMeilles,

IVinterthnr,

Freibourgr,

BruMsels,

Bern,

Iiucern,

Hamburg,

Meurchafel,

Aarau,

Bellinzona,

liugano.

Mendrlsio

Iiocarno,

Turin,

Milan,

Oloron,

«iienoa.

Bom a.

Florence,

AN ASSAY OFFICE is annexed to the Bank. Assays of gold, silver, quartz ores and
sulphurets. Keturns made in coin or bars, at the option of the depositor.

Advances made on bullion and ores.

Dust and bullion can be forwarded from any part of the country, and returns made
through Wells, Fargo & Co., or by checks.

Consul for Sn^itzerland and Portugal, FRANCIS BERTON.

XIV

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

OF SAN FRANCISCO.

OA.PITA.L, - - ®750,0OO, QOLD.

Fire and Marine Insurance.

THE CALIFOENIA LLOYDS^

ESTABLISHED IN 1861,

Nos.416 and 418 CALIFORNIA STREET,

CASH CAPITAL,
ASSETS, Exceed

$750,000, Cold.
$1,000,000, Coin.

FAIR RATES, PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF LOSSES, SOLID SECURITY.

DIRECTORS :

J. Mora Moss,
Moses Heller,
M. J. O'Connor,
Daniel Meyer.
Antoine Borel,
Joseph Seller,
I. Lawrence Pool,
Edward Cadwalader,
N. B. Stone,

Nicholas Luning,
Charles Baum,
M. I). Sweeny,
Gustave Touchard,
Geo. C. Hickox,
J. H. Baird,
N. G. Kittle.
L. A. Booth.
Benjamin Brewster,

R. S. Floyd,
Adam Grnnt,
Charles Kohler,
N,.J. T.Dana,
A. Weill,
Jas. Moffitt,
Jabez Howes,
L. Cunningham.

John Parrott,

J. Baum,

Jos. Brandensteiiii

C. Ducommun,

T. Lemmen Meyer,

T. E. Lindenbergori

I. Stein hart.

J. G. Kittle,

Bartlett Doe.

GUSTAVE TOUCHARD, President. N. G. KITTLE, Tice-President.

CHARLES D. HAVEN, Secretary.
GEORGE T. BOHEN, Sui-veyor. JAS. D. BAILEY, General Agent.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

SPRING VALLEY

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

m m

Divided into 80,000 Shares, of $100 each.

San Andres,
Pilarcitos,
L ! ke Honda,
College Hill,
Francisco street,
Russian Hill,
Buchanan street,
Brannan street,

GALLONS.

Elevate
above higl

on
tide.

icit

y, 7,420,000,000,

290 F

^eet

6,690,000,000,

450

((

1,085,000,000,

700

((

34,000,000,

376

14,000,000,

253

^ 7,000.000,

150

4,000,000,

300

((

2,000,000,

200

((

«c

500,000,

((

OFI^ICERS:

President,

Vice-President,

Secretary,

CHARLES WEBB HOWARD.

OLIVER ELDRIDGE.

E. M. MILES.

TRUSTEES : '

CHAS. WEBB HOWARD,

■WM. NORRIS,

GEO. W. GRANNISS,

A. B. FORBES.

OLIVER ELDRIDGE,

J. D. PRY,

O. W. BONYNGE,

OFFICE OF THE WORKS:

XVI SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Bank of British North America

ESTABLISHED IN 1836.

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.

PAID UP CAPITAL, - £1,000,000

CZ-SMSITT'S Z.AXTS, ZiOlTDOXT, England.

San Francisco Agency,

COMMERCIAL CREDITS [SSUED

For use in Europe, China, Japan, the East Indies, South America, and Australia; also,
Circular Letters of Credit for Travelers, available in all parts of the world.

Demand and Time Bills of Exchange, payable in London and elsewhere, bought and
sold at current rates ; also Telegraph Transfers.

Demand Drafts on Scotland and Ireland ; also on Canada, British Columbia, and New
York. Bills collected and other Banking business transacted.

A. McKIXLAY, ) .

H. W. GLENNY,) '^^®^***

W. A. MACONDRAY. F. W. MACONDRAY.

MACONDRAY & CO.

AND IMPORTERS OF

No. 206 SANSOM STREET,

Agents for the Yang-Tze Insurance Association,
Shanghae, and North China Ins. Co.,

AND

HONGKONG LINE of SAILING PACKETS.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

XVII

THE PACIFIC IRON WORKS.

ZaStAlollslrec]. ixi. lOSO.

EMBRACING

Poundry, Machine, Boiler, Forging and Smithing,

Pattern and Wood Work Departments, Drawing and Library Booms, Etc.
GEORGE W. FOGG, Superintendent.

IRA P. RANKIN. ___^.^^___ ALBERT P. BRAYTON.

These works have now been in successful operation for the past twenty-five years. From a comparatively
small beginning, in the year 1S50, its increasing patronage has each j'ear demanded larger facilities, until our es-
tablishment, in all its appointments, will compare favorably with that of any similar one in the country.

Our patterns, in variety and extent, are unsurpassed, embracincg the latest improvements in all classes of
machinery, adapted to use on this coast. Our several departments are well equipped with skillful workmen, and
efficient tools, enabling us to execute all orders entrusted to us promptly, and in the most workmanlike manner.
With ample facilities for doing work, as also for procuring our Supplies" from first hands, we are enabled to give
jur customers first-class machinery at prices frequently paid for inferior work. 'I'hemost sl<illful designing anden-
jineering talent, applying to the various branches of mechanical work, constantly at the service of our customers.

(irders for all classes of Machinery, Casting, or Boiler work, promptly executed at the most reasonable rates.

Particular attention given to Steamboat and Steamship Work. Mining and Hoisting Machinery of the most
ipproved construction.

Agency Of the Celebrated PRALL STEAM PUMP,

The cheapest and best Power Pu ^p in use. En'sines and Boilers of superior construction constantly on hand.

FIRST AND FREMONT STREETS,

between Mission and Howard, SAN FfiAKCISCO.

Xviii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

GEO. C. SHREVE & CO.

Im:porters of

AVATCHES,

DIAMONDS,

EiTO., BTO.

no MOISTTGOMERY STREET,

MAKE A SPECIALTY OF THE

Gorham Manufacturing Go's

STERLING SILVER WARE.'

Particular attention is requested to the many attractive designs
no-w being produced by this celebrated Company. With -works pro-
jected on a scale unparalleled for magnitude in the world, together
■with the best talent for designing, the most skilled -workmen, the best
labor-saving machinery, and the immense amount of goods produced,
tbey are enabled to offer the best made and most artistic articles at
the lo\(rest possible prices.

B®°The standard of Silver used is British .Sterling.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XIX

HAMBURG-BREMEN

Fire Insurance

COMPANY.

SWISS LLOYD

COMPANY.

MORRIS SPEYER & CO.,Gen'l Agents,

BILLS OF EXCHANGE, LETTERS OF CREDIT, ETC., ETC, ON
EASTERN AND EUROPEAN CITIES.

No. 13 Merchants' Exchange,
435 Ci^LIFORlSriA. STREET.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

e CciK©A'

This Company has constantly on hand a large assortment of

Manila and Tarred Cordage,

Steam Packing JTarn^

SASH AND SPRING CORDS. ETC.

And are prepared to fill orders for

mo:^i^

Of all Sizes and Lengths.

The Works of the Company are so situated that its fabrics can be shipped direct by Rail or
Water to any part of the State when so desired by purchasers.

E. K. HOWES & CO , Agents,

118, 120 and 122 Front Street, S. F.

FIRE INSURANCE.

SCOTTISH COilRCIILlORiCi

Head Office, OLi^SGOTV'.

1^
J

Capital, - - Si 0,000,000 Gold.

Assets of Company in the United States, - - $586,04:8.

Total amount of Premiums received by the San Francisco Agency since

establishment thereof. $240 000

Amount of Losses paid by the San Francisco Agency 131,0o0

I. W. HART and D. B. BLAIR, General Agents,

321 California Street, S. F.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXI

Parrott & Co.

AND

^*io>ij¥i^^io:K ilK^^c^S^X'J'^,

306 CALIFORNIA STREET.

SAN FRANCISCO.

Ammon, Caspar! & Go.

123 CALIFORNIA STREET,

AKD

CASPAEI, AMMON & CO.

28 Bruusivick Street, Liverpool, England,

Imprters anl CoMission Merchants,

Shipping and Forwarding Agents,

Make liberal advances on AVheat and other produce consigned to their Liverpool house and their corres-
pondents abroad. AGENTS FOR THOMAS MARRIAN'S CELEBRATED ALES. Receive
regular consignments of, and execute orders for Pig Iron, Scotch and English Coals, all kinds of Linens,
Cottons, Damasks, and Drills, Dundee and Calcutta Grain Bags, Wool Bags, and Hessians.

XXU SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,

INCORPORATED JULY 23, iSrj.

OFFICE, No. 619 CLAY STREET,

OFFICERS :

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

ELI B. BURR, Auditor; BENJ. O. DEVOE, Surveyor.

JEtoa-rrtSL of X3±x*ec3'tox*fii :

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

BENJ. O. DEVOE, R. J. TIFFANY, T. L. RUTHERFORD, E. F. NORTHAM.

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

l*«»^«f'i

DEPOSITS RECEIVED FROM $2.50 HP TO ANT AMOnNT.

DiTidends Declared Semi-Annually— In January and July of each Year.

No. 19 Montgomery St. and 107 & 109 Sutter St.

IJirPOBTJERS ANJ> DEAZEItS J2V

FANCY GOODS,

BERLIN ZEPHYR WOOLS,

ibtl

Embroidering Floss and Tv/ist,

And all other articles for Needle- Work, at WHOLESALE and RETAIL.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXlll

OFFICE, 532 CALIFORNIA STREET.

Corner of Webb, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Guarantee Capital and Reserve Fund, Paid in, $236,7]7.ioo
Amount Deposits held, $6,905,223.iS'o

JAMES De PREMERY, President, ALBERT MILLER, Vice-President,

C. ADOLPH LOW, CHARLES BAUM,

GEORGE C. POTTER, "WASHINGTON BARTLETT,

CHARLES PACE, DENIS J. OLIVER,

ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Sen.

Cashier and Secretary, . _ . LOVELL "WHITE.

Survej-oi-,. - JOHN ARCHBALD. I Auditor, - THEODORE LOESSEL.

Accountant, - J. A. LAXGSTROTH. | Attorney, - HENRY C. CAMPBELL.

McCAIlT, FLOOD & MoCLURE.,

IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF

FOREIQN AND DOMESTIC

DRY GOODS,

Clothing, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,

HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS, BLANKETS, ETC.

amM%p %sM&w, ^M3^ 1^ m^MMMm
Bettveen Front and Battery, SAN FRANCISCO.

-XXIV SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.

OFFfCE, N. E. COR. MONTGOMERY AND MARKET STREETS,

SAN FRANCISCO.

The objects for which this Association is formed are, that by its operations the depositors thereof

may be enabled to find a

Secure and Profitable Investment for Small Savings,

And borrovfers may have an opportunity of obtaining from it the use of a moderate capital, on
giving good and sufficient security for the use of the same.

Presidknt, - . - M. D. SVVERNY. I Trkasurer, - - EDWARD MARTIN.

Vjce-Prksident, - -CD. O'SULLIVAlV. | Attornky, - - - RICHARD TOBIN.

Any person can become a depositor of this Society on paving an entrance Fee of TWO DOLLARS,

and subscribing to the By-Laws.

B®"Deposits can be made of any sum from ONE DOLLAR to any amount.

I<OANS lIADi: ON SECURITY OF REAIi ESTATE WITHIN THE CITY AND COUNTY.

a. ^. wii<i<is>i^.

Real Estate Agent,

740 FOURTH STREET.

Ground to lease for a term of years, conveniently situated to the

Southern and Central Pacific R. R. Depots,

and also to the -wharves.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

XXV

The California Savings & Loan Society,

512 California Street, San Francisco.

(Next door to Wells, Fargo & Co.)

GUaRANTEE CAPITAL^

$300,000.

OFFICERS.

DAVID FARQUHARSON President.

CHARLES LUX Vice-President.

JULIUS C. KEIS Treasurer.

A. C. CUKBETT Surveyor.

C. P. ROBINSON Attorney.

D. B. CHISHOLM Secretary.

DIRECTORS.

James R. Kelly,
David Farquharson,
Chnrlos Lux,
Julius C. Reis,
Gustaye Reis,

A. C. Corbett,
6. Howard Thompson,
P. J. White.
R. G. Brown.
John C. Roberts,
Bunker.

ORDISTARY nEPOSITS are received from $2.50 up to $15,000, and are practically on call. The last
dividend on tlieni was s per cent.

T«',HM I>e;P4»NIT.4 are received from $30 upward.s, and the last dividend on them was 9.60 per cent. The
dividends are declared :ind payable in the beginning of Jannary and Jul.v of each year, and if not called for
are immediately added to the principal, and are so compounded half yearly.

There is no Charge Made for Entrance Fee or Pass Books.

Loans made on good Improved Farms as well as on City Property.

The fullest particulars may be obtained of the officers of the Bank, or any of the Directors, either in regard
to Deposits 01 Loans, or of the undersigned stockholilers :

James R. Kelly, of Sullivan, Kelly <fe Co.; P. J. White, Capitalist, and e.x-Sherififof San Francisco; John Kelly,
Jr., Brooklyn Hotel ; Daniel Sheerin, of Larseneiir A Sheerin : Milton S. Lathan),of London and San Francisco
Bank : Charles Lux, and Henry Miller, of Miller <fe Lux ; John C. Moody, Druggist ; J. H. O'Brien, Plumber and
Gas-fitter ; John Bain, President of St. Andrews Society.

First Premium aivarded wlierever exiiihitecl — Pair of Mechanics' Institute, 1S65-S —

Statu Fair, 1868.

:E3STF.^^IL«XSX3:£3X> 1356.

CHARLES BERNARD,

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN

FAMILY CHARTRES COFFEE

AL"WAYS ON HAND,

AND SPICES OF ALL KINDS,

Also, SALBRATUS, CARBONATE OP SODA, CREAM OF TARTAR,

and BAKING POWDER.

IN'o. 707 eft? 700 SudLXg'SOAi: STF.

Corner of Gold, between Jackson and Pacific Streets, San Francisco, Cal.

XXVl

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

XTo. lOS BATTSK'7 ST., San Fraxxcisco,

Sole Agent for the Pacific Coast for Dupont's

Cannon, Musket, Blasting, Mining

EAGLE SAFETY FUSE GO'S

ITSVSH F^ZZiZlTC BKAXTDS OF FUSS,

Viz: Triple Tape, Double Tape, Siugle Tape ; Cement 9fo. 3, Cement No. 1; Hemp,
IrVater-pruof and Submarine.

UnriTaled New 5Iodel
standard, or Extra Fine and Extra Finisbed.

mmwi

Eeloadingr Tools for Cartridges, in sets and primers, per 1,000. Cartridges, central fire, for New Model,

and rim fire for Old Model Winchester Arms, as well as fnr all other Rifles and

Pistols, both central and rim fire. SALES BY THE CASE.

RoDGERs, Meyer & Co.

212 Battery Street,

SJN FRANCISCO.

Robert Rodgers & Co.

LIVERPOOL,

ShIPPIG and GoiilSSlON ifflCHUTS,

DRAW EXCHANGE ON EUROPE.

Sin
Ida

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

XXVU

A. S. HAIjLIDIK,

Importer, Dealer and Manufacturer of

Fancy Wire Goods, Netting, Screens,

IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE,

FOR MINING AND HOISTING PURPOSES,
AND WIRE OF ALL KINDS.

ESTABLISHED 1857.

113 and 115 PINE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

Sole Proprietor of the

PATENT ENDLESS ROPEWAY

(Wire Tramway) for transporting Ores, etc., over mountainous places.

MINING COMPANIES, FERRYMEN, AND SHIPMASTERS

Ire informed that Wire Rope can be furnished them coTisidorably under the cost of Hemp or Manilla, of equal
trength. Wire Rope does not stretch or shrink by change of weather. It weighs -lO percent, less than Hemp, Is
ess than one-half the diameter; is easily spliced under all circumstances; is as pliable for equal strength; and is
rom fuur to five times as durable as the best Hemp or Manila Rope.

For Hoisting from Desp Mines, the Econom7 of its Application is Immense.

riie Wire from which my Ropes are made is manufactured in San Francisco, by the
Pacific Wire Manufacturing Company, from the very best of Stocli.

Note.— STEEL WIRE ROPE weighs about six-tenths of Iron Rope, or one-third of Hemp of equal strength.
[ts extreme lightne.ss saves largely in freight to remote places, and its great durability recommeuds it for hoisting
purposes, etc. See table of comparative weights, strength , and sizes of

Steol Wire Rope.

Iron %Vire Rope. 1 Hemp Rope.

Working Load
of each.

Circumference W't. per 100 ft.

Circumference

W't. per 100 ft. Circumference

W't. per 100 ft.

2 inch. 60 lbs.

2,''e '• 100 •'

2'/2 inch.

100 lbs. 8'4 inch.

180 " 814 "

166 lbs.

284 '•

.S,300 lbs.
7,000 "

ENDLESS ^VIRE ROPE 'WAY,

("Wire Tramway) secured by numerous Patents.

By means of the Ropevvay. ores, rock, and other material can be transported over mountainous and difficult
places, where it would be impossible or exceedingly expensive to build a road, ft can deliver from five to fifty
tons per hour, according to capacity; and being carried upon posts above snow and other obstructions, can be used
when other modes of transportation would be impossible.

A. S. HALLIDIE, 113 and 115 Fine Street. San Francisco.

ClrcularH Sent on Application.

XXVlll SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Ivdl^^P^IIsTJE ^^KTID I^II=l.Ei.

THE

CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COJ

OFFICE, NO. 318 GAUFORNIA STREET,

ONE DOOE EAST FROM SANSOM, SAN FRANCISCO, CALAOi

■ ^ > ^

CAPITAL PAID UP (IN GOLD) - - - $300,000
ASSETS 461,OOo|ioJ

THE OLDEST OF ALL THE LOCALS. -^

C. T. HOPKINS, Prest. H. B. TICHENOR, Yice-Prest

Z. CROWELL, Secretary.

COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS

6'26 A.ND 627 FRONT ST.

The oldest Coffee and Spice Factory on the Pacific Coast.
MANUFACTORY OF THE

ORIGINAL CHARTRES COFFEE,

First iatroduced into this country in June, 1851, by G. Tenard.

10'

OENUINE MOOHA. COFFEE.

ALL KINDS OF GREEN, ROASTED, AND GROUND COFFEES.

ALSO, SPICES AND CALIFORNIA MUSxARD.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXIX

a. M. NEWHALL. J. 0. ELDRIDQE. Q. PALACHE.

ts,

FIRE-PROOF BRICK,

309, 311 and 313 SANSOM STREET.

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

WEDNESDAY— Catalogue Sale of Dry Goods, Silks, Embroideries,

French Goods, etc.

Oa.s1i jek.€3L\rskra3.o&Gt oxi. 3VEex'o]3.a<33.c3.ise foxr Settle.

Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co.

CAPITAL, ^ '__ $1,125,000.

GEO. MARCUS & CO., Agents,

504 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

Wt>tnt^ r«ASO«)T ^ CO

No. 40S CALIFORNIA ST.,

A.nd 41 INDIA WHARF, BOSTON, MASS.

XXX SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

IMPERIAL FIRE

AND

OF LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.

Losses paid here immediately on Adjustment fe
in U. S. Gold Coin.

FALKNER, BELL & CO

Ho- 430 GALIFORI\IIA STREET.

AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA.

SA.]sr FRAisrcisco

CORDAGE MANUFACTORY

Constantly on hand, a large and Complete Assortment of

MANILA CORDAGE.

Whale Line Eale Eope, Tarred Manila Eope,

ETC., MANUFACTURED FROM

PURE MANILA HEMP.

Office at TUBB3 & CO., 611 and 613 FRONT STREET,

MANUFACTORY AT THE POTRERO.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXX]

^ STOCK COMPANY. ^

Number of Shares, 3,000. $500 per Share.

INCORPORATED APRIL 3d, 1867.

C. SPRECKELS, - President and Manager.
D. SPRECKELS, - - - Secretary.

IBocixrca. of a?2:*i;i.steejs:

C. SPRECKELS, GEO. H. EGGERS, PETER SPRECKELS,
HENRY HORSTMANN, JOHN D. SPRECKELS.

Oo-m m er*oia>l .^s^xxts:

'f^'^i .'M. KOI 1E1 IBP <@ Jir (^ ^ni]

210 California Street.

S. W. Corner EIGHTH and BRANNAN STREETS.

This Refinery, having recently trebled its capacity, is better prepared
to supply the great demand for its various kinds of

SUGARS AND SYRUPS.

XXXii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Of London and Aberdeen.

Subscribed Capital, - - ■ $15,000,000
Accumulated Funds, - • ■ 8,890,000
Annual Fire Premium, - ■ ■ 1,565,000

Losses Promptly Paid in U. S. Gold Coin.

V7. li. BOOHEK, - - - Agent,

Cc
319 CALIFORNIA STREET, San Francisco.

Royal Mail Steam Packet Company

Notice is liereUy given mat arrangeients laye fieen entered into lieiween tlie

AND THE

Pacific Mail Steamsliip Cozxipany,

For the forwarding of treasure to the Bank of England and to the
Bank of France, in Havre, by the steamships of the two companies by means
of throiigli bills of lading, to be granted by the commanders of the ships of
the Pacific Mail Steamsliip Company, for delivery to the Agent of the
Xioyal Mail Steam Packet Company, to be sent across the Isthmns, and
embarked on the ships of the K. M. S. P. Co. For particulars as to through
rate of freight, apply to the undersigned.

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

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

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

'^. Zi. BOOHSK.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

XXXlll

H. A. CRANE.

'^E

W. H. BRIGHAM.

1 M M

R. A. SANFORD.

''^

WHOLESALE

DRUGGISTS,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PROPRIETARY ARTICLES.
Druggists' Sundries, Perfamery, Etc., Etc,

322, 324 and 326 FRONT STREET,

Oomer of GlSi-y,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL

ALBANY BREWERY,

SPBECHELS It CO., Froprietora

ir>

Between Third and Fourth, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

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

SUPERIOR OREi^M ALE,

To supply the increasing demands of the public.

XXXIV SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

HENRY B. WILLIAMS. HENRT P, BLANCHARD.

WILLIAMS, BLAHCHAUD & CO.
Shipping & Commission

MERCHANTS,

No. 218 CALIFORNIA STREET,

SA.lSr FHi^NOISOO.

COR. MISSION & FREMONT STS.. '

SAN FRANCISCO.

^VM. M. GREENVV^OOD, Prop'r.

C. D. WHEAT,

L Em m mu comni mi

740 FOURTH STREET, S. F.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

XXXV

The CoMiBRCiAL Ihsdraice Company,

OF CALIFORNIA,

FIRE AND MARINE.

DIRECTORS.

W. W. DODGE, of W, W. Dodge & Co.. Merchants.
CLAUS SPRECKELS, President California Sugar

Refinery.
SELDEN S. WRIGHT, Judge County Court.
W. B. CUMMINGS, of W. B. Curaraings & Co., Mer-

chanis.
BARTLETT DOE, of B. &J. S. Doe, Manufacturers.
FRANK EASTMAN, Printer.
C, W.KELLOGG.of Wilmerding.Kellogg & Co., Mer-

chants.
A. W. JEE, Merchant.
PETER DEAN, Capitalist.

JOHN H. WISE, of Christy & Wise, Merchants.
C. y. DEERING, of Deering& Co., Merchants.
LEVI STEVENS, of Stevens, Baker & Co., Mer-
chants.

A. J. POPE, of Pope & Talbot, Ship Owners, etc.
CHARLES MAIN, of Main & Winchester, Mer-
chants.

B. G. CRANE, of Crane, Hastings & Co., Mer-

chants.
W. L. ELLIOTT, U. S. A.
GEORGE L. BRADLEY, Capitalist.

SACR-A-MEN-TO.

H. S. CROCKER, of H. S. Crocker & Co., Merchants.
N. D. THAYER, Capitalist.

F. S. FREEMAN, of Woodland, Capitalist.
D. H. HASKELL, C. P. R. R.

Office in San Francisco, No. 228 California St.

CBAS, A. ZATON, Secretary. C. W. KEIiIiOOG, President.

M. TJLLMA.ISrN & CO.

WOOLEN DRAPERS,

Importers and Dealers in

Woolens, Silks & Tailors' Trimmings

J^os. 626, 628 and 630 SAC(RAMEJ^TO ST.,

Between Montgomery and Kearny.

F. JOOST.

F. HiNKE.

B. JoOST.

JOOST BROTHERS & CO.,

Importers and Jobbers of

Hardware, Tools, Buildifpg Material, Etc.

Nos. 37, 39 and 41 ELEVENTH STREET, Cor. Mission, S. F.

Nails and Spikes, of Parker Mills, Warehan\j

Constantly on. Hand.
A LARGE SUPPLY OP TACKS IN STOCK.

XXXVl SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

James Linfobth. John Benslet. L. B. Benchlet.

LiNFORTH, Kellogg & Go.

'1
Importers and Jobbers of

^^ AND

AghicultuhaL Implements.

GEJ^EfRAL AGEJ^TS FO(R

NORWICH LOCK MANUFACTURING CO'S LOCKS,
BLACK DIAMOND FILES,

TUTTLE'S FORKS, HOES, AND RAKES,
GARDEN CITY PLOWS,

MYER'S EXCELSIOR GANG PLOWS,
PITTS' THRESHERS,

MANSFIELD ENGINES,

WOOD'S EAGLE MOWERS,

RUSSELL'S REAPERS,

FISH BROS WAGONS.

ISTos. 3 and 5 Front Street,

SAN FRANCISCO.

Oft.X>X3Zl.S Xl.X3S:E*X3CX'X*X7XjXjTr SOXjXOX'X'X3X>.

G. W. Stbong. W. L. Stkong.

STKOITC <& CO.

METALLURMCAL WORKS,

HO. 10 STEVENSON STREET, NEAR FIRST,

SAN FRANCISCO.

We purchase high grade Gold and Silver Ores, Bullion, Etc. Ores worked and tests made with care ; also, Ore
Assays of Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead, Tin, Iron, Manganese, Cinnabar, Ni;kel, Etc.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXXVll

40O and 402 BATTERY STREET, cor. CLAY,

uU lYXlYXXuiJXUiV lYXJbXiuXXXliV X U5

AND DEALERS IN"

HIDES, TALLOW, PELTS, OIL,

LEATHER OF ALL KINDS,

INCLUDING FRENCH, EASTERN, AND CALIFORNIA.

Importers of Tanners' and Curriers' Tools and Materials.
Agents for Tanneries; also, Agents for Jas. 8. Mason & Co's Blackiug.

Pay the Highest Cash Market Prices for Hides, Tallow, and Pelts.

W. J. T. PALMEE & CO.

Warerooms,

323 CALIFORNIA STREET,

Manufactory, - 1 05 and 1 07 Mission Street,

NEAR SPEAR, - SAN PRANOISOO.

XXXVlll SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

JiMi TilLii i @i.

512 to 518 Washington Street,

Impobters of and Dealbbs in

DRUeGISTS' GLASSWARE

^ND SUISTDIIIES.

The Latest Styles of Glassware and Fixtures for First-Olass Drug

Stores, -with Glass Labels? Counter and Prescription Scales,

Druggists' Sundries, Perfumery and Liquor

Labels in good Variety.

ASSAYERS' MATERIALS AND CHEMICALS,

Bullion and Assay Balances, Humid Assay Apparatus, Cupelling Furnaces, French and
Sand Crucibles, Dixon's Celebrated Black Lead Crucibles,
and everything required in an Assay Office.

We have the largest and most desirable stock of Goods in this line in the City, and are constantly replen-
ishing with fresh Goods. All orders will have prompt and careful attention.

JOSEPH ROTH. H. L. LEVY.

snccirssoRs to
ROTH & VIDEAU,

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in

Fine Wines, Liquors,

Brandies and Whiskies,

Sole Agents of the Celebrated Benedictine.

314 ^]srr> 316 PiisrE street,

Between Sansom and Battery,
S -^ SO* JF* XI. .£L X^ O I S O O .

ant
h

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

XXXIX

841 Market Street, and 344- Jessie Street,

This Institution, conducted by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, was opened for the
reception of Students on the 15th of October, 1855. On the 30th of April, 1859, it was in-
corporated and empowered to confer degrees and academical honors in rU the learned profes-
sions, and to exercise all the rights and privileges common to any other literary institution in
the United States.

THE DESIGN OF THIS INSTITUTION IS TO GIVE A THOKODGH

English, Classical, Mathematical and Philosophical

It is Intended for Day Sclxolars Only.

The Course of Studies embraces the Greek, Latin, and English Languages, Poetry,
Khetoric, Elocution, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Book-Keeping, Mathe-
matics, Chemistry, Mental, Moral, and Natural Philosophy. The
study of the French and Spanish Languages, Vo-
cal Music, Short-Hand and Practical
Telegraphy are optional.

Besides the Classical, there is a Preparatory and Elementary Department for
the younger students. Its object is to qualify the pupil for the higher studies.

This Institution, provided with a full staff of Professors, presents considerable advantages
for the mental and moral training of the students.

A Complete Philosophical Apparatus

HAS BEEN RECEIYED FROM PARIS.

THE LABORATORY CONTAINS OVER T"WO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
PURE CHEMICALS, AND ALL THAT IS NECESSARY
FOR THE MOST COMPLICATED MANIPU-
LATIONS AND ANALYSIS,

THE COLLEGE HAS, MOREOVER, A COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATCS.

The "St. Ignatius' College Band"; The "Ignatian Literary Society" for exercise in
Rebate ; the " Philhistorian Debating Society" to promote the knowledge of Histoi-y ;
and the " Loyola Scientific Academy" for the cultivation and promotion of the study of
Natural Sciences, are established in the College for the improvement of the pupils and young
gentlemen of good standing.

xl SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.

mwmmtmm ©a^pltali) $M&^

No. 526 CALIFOENIA STREET.

J^" Office Hours from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.

Extra hours on Saturdays from 7 to 8 p. m. , for receiving- of deposits only.
Loans made on Keal Estate and other Collateral Securities, at current
rates of interest.

GEORGE

LETTE,

SECKETARY.

GOTTIG,

PBESIDENT,

lI^^]^Qllt

of and

oo»

Manufacturers

Above New City Hall, SAN FRANCISCO,

market Street Cars pass the door.

D. D. HOLLAND. C. F. RUPPEL.

HOLLAND & RUPPEL,

fte^le Street Mlll»

CORNER BEALE AND MISSION STREETS,

Office, 304 Mission Street, SAN FRANCISCO.

Mouldings, Brackets, Frames, Sash, Blinds, Doors, and all descriptions ofWood-work Finish.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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DIRECTED BY THE FATHERS OF THE SOCIETY OF JESUS.

FOUNDED IN 1851. INCOEPOEATED IN 1855

"WITH A FULL STAFF OF

PROFESSORS AND TUTORS,

AND A

THOROUaH SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION

LATIN, MATHEMATICS, HISTORY,

GREEK, NATURAL SCIENCES, GEOGRAPHY,

ENGLISH, ARITHMETIC, USE OF THE GLOBES,

MENTAL rSILOSOPHT, BOOK-KEEPING, PENMANSHIP,

FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN, GERMAN,

DIYIDiLD INTO TWO EEGULAE COUESES:

^®I©®1 and ©@®m@i^©tml

BESIDES A

FB.EFAB.ATOXl'7 DSFiillTMSITT.

TEI^]>wd:S_

Board and Lodging, Tuition in either Classical or Commercial Department, "Washing
and Mending, Stationery, Medical Attendance and Medicines, Fuel, Baths,

per week §8 00

Total, per Session of ten months, §350 — payable half-yearly in advance.
N. B. — If more than two brothers enter the College, each additional one pays only ?200
per Session.

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

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

STENCIL PLATES

CUT BY

F. M. TRU^ATORTHY,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

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

STENCIL PLATES OF EVERY PATTERN cut at this establishmeut in a style unequaled by any other work,
men in California.

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

Orders from abroad, as well as those given in person, promptly executed and forwarded. Parties sending orders by
letter are particularly requested to write plainly and give the exact space they wish the letters to occupy.

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

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

BRUSHES, INK, AND MARKING POTS FOR SALE.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,

318 FRO^T STREET, corner Commercial, (Up Stairs,} San Francisco, California. 1=

[

123 and 125 BEALE STREET, San Francisco.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xHii

W. & 1. STEINHART & CO.

Iraapoi-tonrs of

CT.O'l HTNG

.A.3Sr ID

* GEliTTS' FUHlTISHmG GOODS,

ORIENTAL BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.

84 Thomas Street, - Iffeiiir Tork.

IRA IKEARDXSN «£ GO'S

COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS,

OS^X.BRS SIT

£To. 212 SACB.AMEXTTO Stusbt,

BET. FRONT AND DAVIS,

\Mm wm.M.m^Em^&,

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

ELLIS READ,

Shippin,

ITos. 310 and 312 CLAY STREET,

San Francisco, Cal.

GEOEGE CAMPBELL.

E. D. HEATLEY.

DICKSON, DE WOLF i. CO.

410, 412 and 414 BATTERY STREET, San Francisco.

CAMPBELL, HEATLEY & CO.

11 GEORGE YARD, LOMBARD STREET, LONDON.

SOLE AGENTS OF THE CELEBRATED

mwwm

i. 'jiL~~ Jioii m^ Jim, WW viof miw mw ^ ww jidm jm io

Viz.— A. A. A.— CENTURY— EUREKA— OR A.NSTON— Etc

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xlv

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BOOK BINDER,

AND

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,

No. 521 CLAY STEEET,
San Francisco.

H. SCHUSSLER,

Hydraulic and Civil Engineer,

Chief Engineer Spring Valley Water Works,

OFFICE, - 516 CALIFORNIA STREET.

Zlesicl.e33.ce, 227 X311isi Stxreet.

maKTIt'S' XVHITJE3,

Successor to

LEGAY & CO.,

614 & 616 COMMERCIAL STREET.

Xlvi SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

ATKINS MASSEY. N. YUNG.

MASSEY & YUNG,

UNDERTAKER^

651 SACRAMENTO STREET,

First House below Kearny,

San Francisco, Cal.

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Barstow's and other Metallic Caskets always on hand. Everything ir
our line will be furnished on the most Liberal Terms.

'WM. SBSRMAIT A CO.

CLOTHIESS, HEBGHANT TAILORS

AND DEALERS IN

MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,

TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, VALISES, ETC

e08 IHOIVTGOniERY STREET,

East Side, North of Clay, SAN FRANCISCO

B^°Our Merchant Tailoring Department is complete, and all orders from the Country wil
receive prompt attention. Stylish and perfect-fitting garments always guaranteed.

Wm. Sherman & Cof

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xlvii

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Machine Works,

ANGELL, PALMER & CO., Managers.

JVos. 237 to 259 First Street, - SAJV FRAJVCISCO.

This Establishment is now Manufacturing

Of all kinds, at lower rates than ever before. We can turn out work to better advantage
and at less prices than any other shop on this Coast or elsewhere.

FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK

OF SAVINGS,

225 SANSOM ST., SAN FRANCISCO.

Guarantee Capital, - $150,000.

H. DUTTON, President. (J. M. CONDEE, Cashier.

. E. DAVIS, J AS. LAIDLEY, G. W. SWAN,

D. CLAYTON, ABNER DOBLE, H. BUTTON,

1. H. FREEMAN, G. M. OONDEE.

No charge for Entrance Fee or Bank Book. Deposits received in sums from One Dolla^
ipwards. Dividends declared the first Monday in July and January. Loans made on Rea^
istate and Collateral Securities.

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SAN TRAN CISCO DIRECTORY.

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FRANK XZASTIiflCAM,

Book, Card and Fancy

JOB PRINTER,

NEAR SANSOM,

Every style of "work required by Merchants, Mechanics, La"wyers, Insu-
rance Companies, Banks, etc., correctly, tastefully, speedily
and elegantly executed at this long-established
House. The Proprietor has added every
desirable improvement in

su-»|

That the business demands.
NOVELTY AND ORIGIN AlITY OF DESIGN IN THE EXECUTION OF

PLAIU AND FAITCY JOB PE,mTIUG

Will receive his prompt attention ; and he hopes, by fair deal- 4
ing and low prices, to suit all -who may favor
him with their patronage.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xlix

ATHANIEL GRAY. H. M. GRAY.

N. GRAY «£ CO.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

UNDERTAKERS,

641 Sacramento Street,

orner of Webb, SAN FBANOISCO, CAL.

THE TRADE SUPPLIED WITH

ofdns & Cofiin Trimmings, Hearses & Hearse Plumes

AND EVERY ARTICLE IN THE LINE, ON LIBERAL TERMS.

Sole Agents for Barstow's Patent Metallic

BURIAL CASES AND CASKETS.

IMACHINE WORKS.

210 and 212 BE ALE STBEET,

ear Howard, SAN FRANCISCO.

«-»«

Manu.factu.rers of
AND ALL KINDS OP

Mill and Mining Machinery.

Also make a Specialty of the Manxifacture of

DETABLE HOISTING ENGINES FOR MINES AND DOCK PURPOSES,

FOR ■WHICH THE

FIRST PREIIVIIUM MEIDALi

AS AWARDED AT THE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE FAIR FOR 1876*

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Vitrified Iron Stone Sewer Pipe

—PROM—

N. CLARK'S PACIFIC POTTERY,

SACRAMENTO.

Pipe of various Size, with Connections, T's, Elbows and Traps,

AT YARD:

225 MAIN ST. JOHN B. OWENS, Ageni

Also Agent for

BERGMAN BROTHER!

SACRAMENTO

OTTERI

SACRAMENTO.

MANUFACTURERS OF
ROCKINGHAM STONE,
TELLOW WARE,

TERRA COTTA VASE!
RUSTIC GARDEN WORK, E

SALESROOM:

nSTo. 20 Oalifornia Street, near Drnmin,
SAN FRANCISCO.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

^MmMPm*» CIgdr $l9r#*

Betail Dealer in the Finest Brands

1\X£S3E3X1.1SCXZ.A.X73MC F*X]E>X:S, X2tc

RETER T. OANNON,

orners of Montgomery, Post and Market Streets, SAN FRANCISCO.

DWARD MARTIN.

D. V. B. HENARIE.

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WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

WINES AND LIQUORS.

408 Front Street,

SAN FRANCISCO.

SCIENTIFIC

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No. 523 Kearny Street, Rooms Nos. 4 and 5,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Mrs. H. A. Moore would announce to ladies and
gentlemen who desire the personal adornment of a
fine suit of hair, that she has opened parlors for its
express treatment. They are emphatically assured
she possesses the skill to produce a full flowing crop
of hair on all stages of baldness. A few treatments
will convince the most skeptical this is no exaggera-
tion. No mineral or damaging substances used. I
have in my parlors photographs of well known citi-
zens, exhibiting the contrast before and after treat-
ment, which can be seen by those desiring it. No
better evidence can be furnished. AVhen they are
seen, doubt vanishes.

Sr PREPARATIONS FORWARDED TO ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY, "^a

]ii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

3B- H. rrtESESHVL^a.!^ cfc CJO-

Nos. 4 I 3 and 415 Mission Street,

Adjoining Mechanics' Mill, 1 Q^N FrANCISCO.

Between iirst and iremont btreets,) r J ^

SCROLL SA.TV^IiSra AISTD TURNi:^^G

MAHOGANY, BLACK WALNUT AND CEDAR FOR SALE.

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

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J. BLOOM. E. KOHNSTAMM. J. STKAUS.

Straus, Kohnstamm & Cc

Successors to HELBING & STRAUS,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALEBS IN .

CROOK.ERY'1

CHINA AND GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,

SILVER-PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE,

LOOKING GLASSES, ETC.

102 and 104 Battery Street, cor. Pine, SAN FRANCISO

WM. EHRENPFORT,

Carpet Warehouse

14 THIRD STREET, NEAR MARKET.

IMPORTER AND RETAIL DEALER IN

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS

AND

LAJ

fep

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"Fixe X*izxest €^^ai&^±±fy of

( WHOILiES-A-ILjE,

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. JlU

LEOPOLD KUH,

jftheU. S. Mint, S. F.)

tallBrffical Cleiiist

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

No. 611 Commercial Street,

-Above Montgomory,-'^:^ JSaN -FrANCISCO, CaL.

SAN FRANCISCO

lONEER WOOLEN FACTORY,

LOCATED AT

Black Point, San Francisco, Cal.

MANUFACTORY OF ALL CLASSES OP

SUCH AS

LiANKETS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, FLANNELS, OVERSHIRTS,
TEAMSTERS' SHIRTS, FIREMEN'S SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS
AND DRAWERS, SLUICE BLANKETS, ETC.

epot and Office, - - - No. 115 Battery Street,

IKIGGKEIR^ JAMBS & GO«

Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

kfAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIALS

COR. CALIFORNIA AND DAVIS STREETS,

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

PACIFIC BARREL AND KEG FACTORY

liOCAXIOHr 03i BRANBTAN STREET, BET SEVENTH ANB EIOHTH,

Office, 408 California Street.

HAVE ON HAND

COOPERS' STOCK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS

And are fully prepared to manufacture to order packages of all kinds and sizes.

IJ'IjIIMT, I»E3-A.^OI>"5r cf3 Oo., .ASG-n-ts

N. p. LANGLAND.

J, G. LEAC:

LANGLAND & LEACH,

STAIR BUILDERS

SCROLL SAWYERS

AND

WOOD TURNERS

ALSO

Ua&nfaeturers and Sealers in
STAIR RAILS,

NEWEL POST!
BALUSTERS,
Etc.
485 Brannan St., Betwee.™ and Fourth gy^i^ FRANCISCO

o; XX ..^ fl. H. :E3 S O T7 T O ,

MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF

HARDWARE, MECHANICS' TOOLS

MACHINE SCREWS, TWIST DRILLS, ETC.

AGENT FOR THE

AMERICAN SPIRAL SPRING
BUTT HINGE.

KTAfUSHED G]HAS.0iPTOV SvF

|p^ 312 Bush St.
312 BUSH ST., P^*TRusr»^rBro'clr°"l SAN FRANCISCC

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

CIS & VALe

The Largest and Leading

ill Pi

ON THE PACIFIC COAST,

517 Clay and 514 Commercial Street,

SAJ^ F(RAJ^CISCO.

'SI

Poster EsTiBUSHMEMT.

ENGRAVING AND DESIGNING.

Designs Furnished for Engravings.

fPmMTIJ^G OF EVEfRY STYLE AJ^iD (DESCRICP.

riOJN AT SHOiRT NOTICE AJ^Ti fREAS-

OJ^A<BLE (RiRICES.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

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This Elevator is the SAFEST and OCCU-'
pies less room than any other ever invented.
It is worked by four small screws inside
of brass or iron tubes. It can be made of Vi
any shape or size, to suit any open space, such
as light wells or the well-hole of any stairs, and
nothing required or seen but the four tubes
that enclose the screws for elevating or lower-
ing the car.

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It can be worked by

MANUAL, HORSE, orSTEAM POWER

This arrangement is most admirably adapted
for Private Dwellings as well as Hotels
and Public Buildings.

\ THE TWIN STAIRS

iAre Self-Supporting, requiring no walls, partitions, or iron columns. They also pre-
'vent obstruction on the stairs, as one is for ascending and the other for descending —
taking up no more room than an ordinary flight of stairs— and are ornamental to
'any building. They can be constructed of Wood or Iron.

PATENTED MARCH 7tli, 1876. PATENT RIGHTS FOR SALE.

SCIENTIFIC STAIR BUILDERS.

Inventors of the

Combination Safety Elevator, Twin Stairs & Light Shaft

No. 2245 MISSION STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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S. P. TAYLOR Si CO.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN

Printing, Manila and Straw Papers, Paper
Bags, Twines, Etc.

ID E F O T OF THE

nd aranufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Stencil Tools and Stock, Key Check Dies, and Stock <fe Lyon's
ead Seal Presses, Copper Plate Ink, Card Plates, Stencil Alphabets and Figures, and a splendid assortment of
iperior hand plated Door Plates constantly on hand and for sale cheap.

120 POST STREET, above the White House, San Francisco, Cal.

TO ORDER. Cards elegantly Printed, Written, and Engraved. Fine Stencil Xame Plates cut in Roman, Ger-
laii Text. Old English; also engraved in Writing .Style. Steel Name .Stamps, Brass and Electrotype Stamps,
urning Brands, Raised Brass Work, etc., etc.

GEO. M. ^V^OOD & CO.

AND DEALERS

IP . ,

YOlJ SHOITLiD BE CURED OR RELIEVED,

WITHOUT IXCOXVEXIENCE OR RESTRICTION IN EXERCISE OR DIET.

DR. ROWE, in order to arrive at the absolute certainty of the correctness of the peculiar course of treatment
vented and adopted b3- him, devoted great attention to the mechanism of the structure involved in the course of
ernia. so that he is now a.ssured, by a large experience, that it is in accordance with the principles of science, and
ith the most universall}' acknowledged practice of artistic surgerv, and he asserts with confidence thus in-
lired that it permanently relieves all cases.of reducible Hernia, without regard to the age of the patient or thedu-
■tion of the injury, while it is wholly free from all the cruelty that has characterized the treatment of the malady
ith tortuous Trusses from the earliest age to the present. day. He therefore invites the earnest attention of the
Hicted and closest scrutiny of the profession.

Experience shows that all tempered spring Trusses necessarily press upon and often disease parts of the body
at before were in a perfectly healthy condition. Lumbago and other equally distressing ailments are not unfre-
the outgrowth of such pressure, and in view of this fact, it becomes a miatter of decided consequence to avoid
ce calamities, if possible.

2i'o Persons Suffering with, or Troubled by Hernia, should be without them.

1st.— There are no tempered springs to confine the body.

2d.— The pressure can be raised from one ounce to forty pounds.

Sd.— Pressure only where the bowel escapes.

•1th.— Pressure up and back, therefore retaining the Hernia at all times.

5th.— This instrument is worn with perfect ease while riding horseback.

6th.— Rupture retained and the pressure the same while in any position.

7th.— Its extreme lightnessand facility of adjustment give it a pVeference over any other now known to be in use.

The Superiority of these instruments over the rigid Iron Hoops, which in former days were the only recourse
the ruptured, admits of NO ARGUMENT. Consultations and Examinations Free.

These Trusses sent to any part of the country by Express (Terms— C. O- D.) upon receipt of measure around
ps, and statement whether single or double rupture.

««=-The Perforated Frictional and Elastic Support Belts, the BEST in the world for the prevention
id cure of Rheumatism, Lumbago, Spinal Disease, Weakness, etc., etc.

p stairs. SAN FRANCISCO.

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

THE HEALTH LIFT

LIFTI]\G CURE

REDUCED TO A SCIENCE

A THOROUan GYMNASTIC SYSTEM FOR LADIES AND GENTLE-
MEN. IN TEN MINUTES, ONCE A DAY, CUMULATIVE
EXERCISE, POPULARLY KNCWN AS THE

Health Lift or Lifting Cure.

"Whilst improving the health will DOUBLE THE ACTUAL STRENGTH
IN THREE MONTHS, Occupies only ten minutes each day ; furnishes £
safe and more valuable mode of PHYSICAL TRAINING than the Gymna
slum.

Is adapted to both LADIES and GENTLEMEN, requiring NO CHANGE
OP DRESS ; does not fatigue nor exhaust, but by equalizing and improvini
the CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD, refreshes and invigorates, and it
recommended by leading Physicians, to those suffering from want of ton*
and vigor, or from dyspepsia and other forms of indigestion, or fron
various diseases of the nervous system, or from the class of ailmentf
caused by torpor or congestion of the liver. It is approved by the Medi
cal Profession as the most efflcient, safe, and simple means of preventing
diseases arising from sedentary habits.

Exercise Parlors for Ladies and Gentlemen,

415 MONTGOMERY ST.,

San Franeiseo.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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HENRY C. FULDA.

SOL. FROHMAN.

LAMARTINE R. FULDA,

California Wine Cooperage.

Nos. 30 to 40 SPEAR STREET, Near Market,

SAN FRANCISCO.
FULDA BROS. & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS

— OF —

WINE, BEER,

AND

M©U©1 CASES,

TANKS, ETC.,

WATER TANKS,

SHIP TANKS,

yiKEQAS STANDS

— AND —

MINING WORK
Ji Specially.

Proprietors.

-A.11 "Worls. a-iia.ra.ziteeca..

FULDA'S PLANING MILL.

36 to 40 SPEAR STREET, near Market,

SAN FRANCISCO.

SAWING, PLANING, TURNING, BAND AND SCROLL SAWING,

SHAPING, AND ALL KINDS OF GENERAL MILL WORK,

AT LOWEST RATES.

Mouldings of all Descriptions constantly on hand, or "Worked to Order.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

I. f Willi

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First PremiM linHills M Horse-Powers.

The Simplicity and Perfection of these Machines is the result
of 26 years' experience in California.

These Machines are designed'for all pur-
poses, such as pumping -water for irriga-
tion, "Watering Stock. Chopping Feed,
Churning, Sa-wing Wood, Running Machin-
ery, for Manufacturing, Mechanical or other
purposes.

The ECLIPSE, for 1 Horse.

Designed especially for the
of Dairymen.

use

THE ECONOMVt FOR I OZ Z HORSES. "

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ALL WORK GUARANTEED.

SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS AND PRICE LIST.

Factory, Cor. MARKET AND BEALE STREETS, S. F.
"W. I- TTJSTIIISr-

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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The manufacture of Pumping Machinery has been our specialty for the past twenty-
six years. We are the Pioneer and largest manufacturers in this line on the Pacific Coast,
and we say, without the least fear of successful contradiction, that for Beauty, Simplicity,
Convenience, Durability and Economy, these Machines are unequaled.

We have received all the FIRST PREMIUMS awarded by the Mechanics Insti-
tute, in this city, in our line, for the past nine years, and every time previous, when we
exhibited in competition with others, for which we h ave our Diplomas to show.

IF. #. WWBWIM^ ^^Tm^TEM.
Factory, Cor- Market and Beale Sts., S. F.

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

UNION MANUFACTORY

O F

BURIhL GASKETS AIHD COFFINS;

Also, HUNT'S PATENT CASKET;

Also, the Earstow Savage Metallic Burial Casket.

At the Extensire Buildings of the Old San Jose Depot,

No. 1719 MARKET STREET,
D. W. HUNT. SAN FRANCISCO.

ELLIS READ,

AND

<^X!(kr

^Svti^

No. 310 CLAY STREET,

San Francisco, - - Gal,

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Ixiil

BLAKE, BOBBINS &. CO.

IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF

Boot, Nofs, friti&£ asfl Hmm
PAPER,

Straw and Binders' Boardsi Black and Colored Inks.

Agents for the Saratoga and Lick Mills Paper MPg Co., Santa Clara Co., Cal.

ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF

??A?f ^?cS4^5' 1 « ^ • f Nos. 516 Sacraiento M 519 Coinmerclal Streets,

JAMES MOFFITT, ^San Francisco.

pTTAC Y "RORRTN'S I I Between Sansom and Moutgomery,

JAMES W. TOWNe', New York. ^ SAN FRANCISCO.

B. M:cQTJILL^]Nr,

IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF

WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND GILT

Looking Glasses, Engravings, Chromos, Lithographs,

And Depot lor CURRIEK & IVES' PICTURES,

'Wbolesale and Retail.

Nos. 20^ and ill Leidesdorff Street^ and No. 529 Commercial Street,

Between Commercial and Sacramento, Montgomery and Sansom,

Pictures, Diplomas and Business Cards Framed on the most reasonable
terms. HEQILDING done in the best style.

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SAN PRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

THESE WATERS

are received daily, fresh from the celebrated

CONGRESS SPRINGS,

Nine miles from Santa Clara, Cal. Highly

recommended by physicians, for invalids and

family use. By the free use of these Waters

Yitality is Regaiued,

The Blood Purified,

Tlie Liyer Inyigorated,

The Kidneys Strengthened,

ITie Bowels Regulated, and

The Entire System Built Up and

Fortified Against Disease.

The best evidence of the popularity of these Waters, is the large and increasing
sales, for over Twelve Years, all over the Pacific Coast.

PACIFIC CONGRESS SPRINGS OFFICE AND DEPOT :

162 New Montgomery Street, near Howard, San Francisco.

Wines h^l Brandies

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O^W"N"JVTNTAGE. |

S. E. COR. SACRAMENTO AND LEIDESDORFF STREETS^

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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PETER COOK.

^^^ & Coo

JOHN KANE.

AND

412 COMMERCIAL STREET,

411 Clay Street, Sar\ Frai\cisco.

M ®i "N

MORRIS SPETER & CO.

No. 13 Merchants' Exchange,

425 CALIFORNIA STREET,

Draw on J^ew York, London, Paris, Samhurg^ Bremen,
Berlin, Frankfort, Vienna,

AND OTHER CITIES IN EUROPE.

r. A. LEDDEN. A. WHIPPLE.

LEDDEU, WHIPPLE & CO.

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in

Groceries and Provisions,

Setsa ZPi-eLZXcisco.

Ixvi SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

LOUIS SLOSS. SIMON GREENEWALD. LEWIS GERSTLl

LOUIS SLOSS & CO.

Successors to A. WASSERMAN & CO.

iis, Ml, nz m mioi

Nos. 310 and 312 SANSOM STREET,

Liberal Cash Advances made on Shipments throngli us to our House
in Ne-w York and London.

J. ANTONIO SALAZAR, > f J, M. MONTEALEGRE, J

RAFAEL GALLEGOS. | '( MANUEL MONTEALEGR

MONTEALEGEE & CO.

IMPORTERS

-A.3SrXD

MiOMMISSION 4f ) ERCHANTS

230 CALIFORNIA STREET,

SAN FRANCISCO.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Ixvil

\yX (FORMERLY LONE MOUNTAIN,) ^

Office at the Entrance of the Cemetery ^

Bush Street and Central Avenue.

TRUSTEES:

L J. GUNNISON, President, C. C. BUTLER, Secretary.

N. TUNING, H. M. NEWHALL, N. GRAY,

ROBERT ROGERS, SAMUEL COWLES, JAMES H. DEERING,

OVELL WHITE, Treasurer, C. H. CROWELL, Acting Sup't.

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

inrxsz-CH <£ go.

Imprters, SUiim & Comiission Herclants

Brittan's Building, 109 California Street, San Francisco, Cal.

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

ANDREW 'WELCH & CO.,

19 Tower Chambers, Liverpool, Eng.

W^ELCH, RITHET & CO,

Victoria, British Columbia.

ISAAC E. DAVIS.

HENRY COWELI

®^VIS ^ ©©"W^lili

£a im

» r

Cement, Plaster, Hair, Marble Dust, Fire Tile, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, Et(
211 AND 213 DRUMM STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

1849. =^acB@° 1876.

Pio>fi;i;i;Ii{o>f Woi^Kg

225 and 227 Beale Street, bet. Howard and Folsom, San Francisco.

CHARLES H. LEAVITT,

MANUFACTURER

Steel Lined Bank
VAULTS,

Burglar, Fire Proof,

and Silverware

SAFES,

PRISON CELLS,
Fire Proof Doors,

Detachable Knobs, no Key. A large assortment of (
Latest Improved Shears, Punches, Dies,

Wrought Irob
GIRDERS, Irt

Bussey's Paten'

Combination Burglar Proof I

Bank Vault and Sd
LOCKS, '

Containing Millions of ChBngB

Combination and Key Locks on haQ
etc., for Cold Iron Works.
Constantly on hand a large assortment of FIRE PROOF DOORS AND SHUTT£]|||li

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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^%M P® Wpi,@,

0518 Sacramento St , cor. LeidesdorfF, S F-O

l|^' ,j) 4' I 4 ^ I *4 M -^ ;).

NOTICES,

CIBCULABS, ^

LABELS,

mim CA&ss,

^r^ ^ HAXDBILLSf

POSIERS, EIC,

>UL KINDS O' PRINTING AT THE LOWEST BATES.)

A. S. ROSENBAUM & CO.

IMPORTERS OF FINE HAVANA

i,.

«®®©^

And Sole Agents for the celebrated Peach Cake Navy Tobacco.

California and Battery Sis., SAN FRANCISCO. No. 162 Water Street. NEW YORK.

IE BLACK DIAMOND GOAL MINING GO.

AND

THE BELLIN6HAM BAT GOAL COMPANY.

steam and House Coals by the Cargo, and to Ships and Dealers.
e« on Spear Street, at Rincon Wharf. P. B. CORJiWALL, Pres't.

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

EXCELSIOR

!or

IMPROVED

The opinion has become quite
prevalent that Windmills are
not to be relied upon, either to
withstand violent storms, or to
perform their work in very
light winds. Such opi'iion is
doubtless true, with regard to
many of the Mills made in Cal-
ifornia, and especially true with
regard to most of those sent
here from the East. It is, how-
ever, an injustice towards the I
few mechanics wlio have made
wind-power a study and a spec-
ialty for many years, to class I
the productions of their labor
witli those of the many who I
pretend to be windmill makers, |
but who Iiave comparative!}- lit- [
tie experience or practical |l|
knowledge of tlie business.

We were the inventors, more
than ten years ago, of the single,
cross-vane windmill. The de-
mand for them gradually in-
creased, until they have come
into more general use than any
other mills. Of course, other
parties were induced tomakean
imitation of them, and some to
make use of its name, "JExcfl-
*i«r."' A man isdesirousof pur-
chasinga windmill, and starts in
pursuit of the factory. Present-
ly he seesasign, "Windmills,"
walks in and inquires, " Is thts
the place where thej' make the
Kxcel^iior WiiBdniil?*' The
answer is, " Yes sir— O, yes, we
make them," or words to that
etTect,and the gentleman really
thinks he is purcliasing an Kx-
celsioi*. We have recently
caused tlie name to be registered
in the U. S. Patent office as our
Tradk Makk, and hereby cau-
tion all persons not to make un-
lawful use of tlie same.

Tlie Excelsior was awarded
the iirst or cash premium at the
Cal. State Agricultural Fair, in
1872— the only time ever exhih-
ued there. It has taken a larger
number of premiums at the Me-
^^r:zs=^^2'-^;=====^^K=='''°ZI=,^^^^SiilP<W3ii^ chanics' Institute Fairs, in San

s? ~" — j«*!:: — ==''—"' ' •'^''''''^^^^^wMJW'W/fiM Francisco, than any other wind-

We have of late made material improvements in their construction. They are adjustable and self-regulating'
are very substantially built, and with reasonable care will last for twenty-five to thirt.v years. Revolving hori-
zontaliy upon anti-friction balls, enables them to catch the slightest breezes, and the.y will run in lighter winds
than any other mills, and violent storms very seldom injure them. They are always under perfect control, achild
being able to operate them.

The cut, engraved from a photograph, represents the style and appearance of the improved or forty-farf
EXCELSIOR. ♦ ;

They are made in twelve sizes, from twelve-foot to forty-foot diameter of wheel. A larger stock and assort-
ment kept on hand than can be found in the State. Every mill fully guaranteed.

IRI

EXCELSIOR WINDMILL WORKS:
211 & 213 Mission Street, San Francisco^

HAHRY H. BODWELL, Proprietor.

FiS

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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SWEEP

' Horse -Po we r s,

^Vrm PATENT

DEAW-SPEIUa LEVEES.

LITTO ilAHT,

$140.00

TRIPLE GEARS

-AND-

DOUBLE LEVERS,

For Two Horses.

EXCELSIOR,

$100.00

)OUBLE- GEARED, HEAVY,

OK£ HORSE.

P A.RMERS'

$80.00

SINGLE - GEARED,

FOB OXE HORSE.

zzc3x%.sx: z=>o'\7^x:ziL£t.

These machines are complete in oirery detail, and
possess every iraprovemont and advantage that can
be combined in Sweep Horse-Poivers. They have
an advantage over any other horse-powBr in this
market, viz: our application of the patent rubber
draw-spring, which prevents any breakage of the
gears by any sudden start, or jumping, or fractious-
ness of the horse ; and when used for pumping,
materiBlly lessens the jerking motion on the lover,
caused by the change of motion of the piston.

AVe use external gears in those machines. They
are universally used on all kinds of geared machinery
where internal gears can be dispensed with, being
more easily lubricated and cleaned, and less liable
to break the periphery of the wheels.

These Powers have dust-proof and self-oiling jour-
nals; are simple, strong, durable and cheap. Having
succeeded in making them much superior to those
which have been imported from the East, we have
virtually stopped their importation.
_ We furnish with these powers when desired, any
size of belt wheels, or style, or weight of balance
wheels, combined with a moveable crank-pin for
pumping, and counter-balance when needed.

THE STOVER

Self- Regulating

WINDMILL,

l8 the best Eastern Windmill

ever introduced into

this State.

FOR SAEE BT

Harry H. Bodwell.

Harry H. BoflweU's

WIND-MILL

These Pumps were de-
signed especially for Wind-
mill work.

They are superior to any
pump of Eastern make,
both in weight, strength,
and inside finish.

They are constructed in
the simplest form of a lift
and force pump, and are
not liable to get out of
order.

All kinds of Pipingr.
FittlngTH, etc.. fnrnished
al lonest rates: also,
liVater Tanhs ofall sizes.

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

THOMAS PRICE,

(Formerly of tie SAN FRANCISCO ASSAYING AND REFINING WORKS),

No. 524 SACRAMENTO STREET, cor. Leidesdorff,

wm mQ)W wwmwAWMW ®'@ m^ki ^ii^¥^ of the

precious and useful metals and their ores, as well as complete
or partial analysis of all Minerals, Salts, Waters or other sub-
stances, that may be desired ; and hopes that his long residence
and experience in his profession will entitle him to a reasonable
portion of the business of his friends and the public generally.

GEO. HAYES & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

WINDOW CAPS, DORMER WINDOWS, GUTTERS, FINIALS, PINNACLES,
CHIMNEY CAPS AND VENTILATORS.
ALL KINDS OF

dofi^u^kted If Oil Wofk foi^ Suildir^^^.

SOLE PROPRIETORS OF

HUGHES' PATENT MAXjT KILNS AND "WASH TUB BOTTOMS,
ARCHITECTURAL STAMPED ZINC WORK, ETC.

30 Hai^riet jSti^eet,

(Between Howard and Folsom
Sixth and Seventh.

SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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H. A. PLATE.

WM. B. COTREL.

►d

l-H

Q B

0
td

o
o

O
o

J. C. Johnson & Co.

Importers, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in every description of

HARNESS

SADDLERY, HARNESS HARDWARE, WHIPS, LEATHER COLLARS, ETC.

104 and 106 Front St., near Kne, San Francisco.

JOHN M. JOHNSON.

PEM. B. HORTON.

Elirby's Santa Cruz Leather and Hill's Concord Harness.

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Mathematical Instrument Maker.

TH^A. POSITS,

Y Leveling Instruments,

Leveling Staves,

Compasses,

Mountain Barometers.

DISTANCE RODS,

leiMiii f miiiti,

BULLION BALANCES,

Etc., Etc.
repaiks executed in the best manner.

'W]\d:. s oih: m: oi_i2; ,

420 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

the
frie

FREITCH SAVmGS i LOA^ SOCIETY

(La Societe Fran9aise d'espargnes at de prevoyance
Mutuelle).

Incorporated, February, 1, 1860,

GIJSTAVE I>U!SSOI<, President. CA1HII.I.O 9EARTIN, Treasurer.

OUST AVE SIAHE, Secretary and Muuaser.

OFFICE:— 411 (BUSH STfREET, ABOVE KEA^RJ^Y,

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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OLD ORIGINAL COL. W. H. BROWN.

•^OERSONS notified to remove Nuisances will find it to their
advantage to call on Col. W. H. Brown at once.

W. H. BROWN, THE SANITARY MAN!

Whom the citizens of San Francisco should employ to clean out
their premises, and save the expense of burying themselves and their
friends. An Ounce of Prevention is better than a Pound of
Cure. Call and leave your orders, and save the city from the
Cholera.

OFFICE:

3 MILLS PLACE, opp.Seir Centre Market.

RFSIDEXCE:

Cor. BAT STREET and MEIGGS WHAUF.

SUCCESSORS XO

f>.A.irxsxz dGr.A.jE<. lUL .A. 3S. mt. s ' xrnr X o rr,

MANUFACTURERS OF

CIGARS

Of the Best VDELTA ABAJO HAVANA and DOMESTIC TOBACCO.

635 PACIFIC STREET AND 1058 MASON STREET.

Orders directed to A. MORELOS AGO. SAN FRANCISCO.

NEWBAUER & CO.

MANUFACTUEEES OP

METROPOLITAN MATCHES

Our Matches are Sxire, and are "Warranted to -withstand Dampness of
every Climate, and be good for any length of time.

Factory: POTRERO.

Office : No. 206 BUSH STREET.

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

ummn khiikiy snoKs.

PATENTED APRIL I, 1873.

Mafle of Fire Clay witlioiit Brict or Morlar. No Decay to tlein.

AWARDED THE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OF THE
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE FAIR FOR 1875.

No Decay, No Danger, No Repairing, No Dirt, No Trouble, Perfect Ven-
tilation. Cheap, Light, Portable, Fire-Proof, Earthquake-Proof.

SO UALVAIZED IRON OR BLOCK SHEET IRON USED IN THEIR CONSTRUCTION,

The inventor of these complete Chimney Stacks is satisfied that he is offering to the public something thatwil
be appreciated by every householder. They are particularly well adapted for the ventilation and heating of
Churches, School Houses, Theatres, and all kinds of public or private buildings. So universal is their application
that they can be readily set on any fire-place, or outside of brick or frame buildings; in fact, they may be placed
in any part of the house with perfect safet.v vvithout going to the foundation. Can also be applied to cooking
stoves, ranges, blast furnaces, pottery kilns, etc.

Thit improvement consists In constructing the chinme.v or stack of sections of fire-clay, earthenware, cement
or artificial stone, and surrounding said chimney with a metallic tube larger than the chimney, in order to pro-
vide the necessary ventilation for keeping the inner pipe cool, and for furnishing warm air to the rooms of the
house. It also consists of a novel arrangement for binding the sections together in their upright position, and for
fixing and protecting the joints where they meet.

By constructing chimneys in the above manner, all trouble about burning or wearing out is entirely avoided.
They can be transported readil.v to any part of the State, and put in place by any mechanic. Their adoption has
been recommended by leading architects in Saa Francisco and throughout the State, and by Fire Insurance
Companies generally.

State and County Bights for Sale in every State and Territory, except California
Apply by letter or in person to the patentee.

J. B R O W E
GOHTRAGTOR AND BUiLdBR^

442 JACKSON STREET, San Francisco, Cal.

J. B. CHAPMAN.

(Established in 1859.)

JOHN BAUEK

COITTIIACTOIIS FOU NIGHT WOUK.

VAULTS, CESSPOOLS, SEWERS, YARDS, &c. CLEANED.

SEWERS REPAIRED AND PROPERLY LAID.

O I^ IT" I O E3, 313 XDXJr^OJSTT STP^EEIT,

BETWEEN BUSH AND SUTTER, SAN FRANCISCO.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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G^oodWoi'k. >Iodefktef^ri6e^.

.— *^^

?^i^

^^.,.v-*-v--v.^

[629CLA7 3TB£ETi

"Si

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a, s. ^(DaatuD a m

MANUPACTUEEES OF

printing Inks,

AND

epaa^'^iyF^^ Jm&i

iJ^^^®

jj^o. 1^0 ;^j)fin^ ^^A^) Boston.

TO BE PUBLISHED IN MAY, 1876.

FIFTH EDITION, REVISED AND CORRECTED TO DATE.

SAN FRANCISCO
IStf eet kr\(i A veqtie vJuide

For I 876,

Containing a reliable Map of the City, and many items of valuable

information, useful for strangers visiting the Metropolis.

One Volume, 24mo. Price One Dollar.

HENRY G. LANCLEY, Publisher.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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I^^]^J<^I^

-^nsriD

>iYi^^^

HORIZONTAL FLUME,

MANUFACTURERS OF patented April 1st, 1S73.

DOeLETURfiiE WATER WHEELS,

Spherical and Horizontal Flumes,

ALSO, ALL KINDS OF

miL GEARING ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO OUR WHEELS.

PRICES GREATLY REDUCED AND COMPETITION DEFIED.

iFon. s^^Tisii^.^5k.OTioisr it it^^s nsro eqtj.a-Tj.

Having established ourselves in this city, we will give our personal attention to our business, and thereby
hope to give better satisfaction than we have been able to give heretofore through agents. We will also do a
commission business in

MZZiZiSKS' AlTD MZXTSRS' STTFFZiZSS.

Our reputation as Milling Engineers is sufficient guarantee of our ability to give entire satisfaction. We
can furnish anything that our patrons may desire, on the shortest notice. Please remember that we give personal
attention to our business.

ADDRESS OE CALL ON LEFFEL & MYERS, 306 CALIFORNIA ST.

SEND FOR ILLUSTRATEDJCATALOGUE AND NEW PRICE LIST.-SENT FREE.

IXXX SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

^WaterA/V^orks.

Incorporated under Act of the Legislature^ April 8, 18^8.

C!k|)itkl^ - - - $§,000^000

Divided into 80,000 Shares of $100 each.

RESERVOIRS:

r' A T T nivTC Elevation

LrAl^l^ums. Above High Tide

CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Upper Reservoir, - Capacity, 7,420,000,000, 290 Feet.
SAN ANDRES, Reservoir, ■ " 6,690,000,000, 450

MLARCITOS,
LAKE HONDA,
COLLEGE HILL,
FRANCISCO STREET,
RUSSIAN HILL,
BUCHANAN STREET,
BRANNAN STREET,

" 1,085,000,000, 700

« 34,000,000, 376

" 14,000,000, 253

" 7,000,000, 160

" 4,000,000, 300

" 2,000,000, 200

500,000, 85

Total Storage Capacity - 15,256,500,000. jl

^rriGEKS:

President, - - - - CHARLES "WEBB HO"WARD.

Vice-President, ----- OLIVER ELDRIDQE.
Secretary, - - - - - - E. M. MILES.

a^KUSTKES:

CHAS. "WEBB HOWARD. OLIVER ELDRIDQE.

WM. NORRIS. J. D. PRY.

GEO. W. GRANNISS. O. W. BONYNGE.

A. B. FORBES.

^Il

^^y.

TTICZ or THK ^^ 0 K X S

SIS OALIRORNIA STREETJlSi

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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WATER HOUSE ^ LESTER,

IMPORTERS OF

HARD WOOD LU

AND ALL KINDS OF

COACH, CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIALS,

Carriage and Wagon Axles and Springs,

Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast for

CLARK'S ADJUSTABLE

Carriage Umbrella

CAREIAeE AND £0661 BODIES.

PA.TENT T\mH:E:LS.

Nos. 122 and 124 Market St., and 19 and 21 California St.,

200 and 203 J Street, between Seventh and Eighth,
SACRAMENTO.

NEVA/ VORK OF=f=ICEr

.21 and 123 FRONT STREET, - NEW YORK

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

SAN FRANCISCO

File '^) Tool Works

No. 12 STEVENSON STREET, near FIRST.

Neiu Files of every description. Old Files Re-cut, Vist Fitting, Alower and Reaper Sections^
Bars, etc., on hand and made to order at lowest prices. Job Grinding.

IML.

IESXj

E3TE3n. IF'- 3VLjflL3>3"

f eteriflary %\\im

All

-AND—

• Qof^e-:^l\oef.

Nomwest cor. JONES aM TYLER streets, Sai Francisco.

MANAGERS OF

FaciSc Boiler, Slieel Iron ad Water Fije Worb

Are fully prepared to do at shortest notice, and in the best workmanlike manner, all kinds of Boiler and
Sheet Iron Work. High and Low Pressure Boilers built and repaired. We refer to Twenty Years' ex-
perience in the above business as a guarantee that all orders for work will be faithfully executed.

OfiBce and Works, 118 and 120 Fremont St., bet. Mission and Howard, San Francisco

J. N. RISDON, formerly of Coffey & Risdon and Risdon Iron Works.

CHAS. TOWER, formerly foreman of Coffey & Risdon and Risdon Boiler Works.

Fir

.™n 0 |n|[;y

mil

11® wtMxm s^m:

Miffl

tos.

SAN FRANCISCO

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Ixxxiii

(trier nnd Dealer In all Iciiidn of

GAS FIXTURES

Mautel Clocks, Fine French Bronzes, and Plumbers' Ware.

122 and 124 SUTTER ST., near MONTGOMERY.

All Sizes, for GAS, WATER and STEAM, in lots to suit ; together with

ELBOWS, TEES, RETURN BENDS, STOP COCKS, PLUGS,

BUSHINGS, NIPPLES, ETC., ETC.

WE@®gM Is@m ftp© ^alTiL®l^©i» t@^ Wat©^^ st@e

Buildings Fitted up with Gas and Water Pipes. Rubber Hose, Hose Bibbsy Hose

Pipes, etc. Plumbers' Basins, etc., etc. Copper Boilers, Bath Tubs, etc.
:e» Ij XT iwx 3B I x>ar <3- .a.j^ ly Gr.A.& :e« it t lavr ca-.

GeorgeH.Tay& Co.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

STOVES,

Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Iron Pipe,

PUMPS, ZINC WIRE, TINNERS' STOCK, TOOLS AND MACHINES,
HOUSE-FURNISHING HARDWARE, AND MANUFACTUR-
ERS OF TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE.

Vos. 614, 616 and 618 BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

igents Richmond Stove Company, Norwich, Conn.

Agents New Haven Copper Company.

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

^ IIT

^ _

I^HiTJIi^BEI?,

And Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer of the

Celebrated Hudson Force Pumps,

Atwood & Bodwell Windmill Brass Pumps.

SMITH'S COPPEK-LINED PUMPS, PLUMBEKS' FORCE PUMPS.

Special attention paid to Brewers', Distillers,' Beer and Hot Liqnor Pumps, and
TVine Famps. Particular attention paid to AIR PUMPS, also to

DIVERS' SUBMARINE PUMPS.
ARTESIAN WELL PUMPS Made to Order.

SPECIAL ATTENTION CALLED TO MY NEW TREBLE AND QUADRUPLE PUMPS,

The Best Invention ever made in the line of Pumps.

BRA.SS CASTINGS M ADE TO ORDER.
222 and 22<b FKBMOITT STKSST.

•t-ot

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

Ixxxv

AFTER ONE OP THE

MOST THOROUaH TRIA-LS

EVER HAD IN THE UNITED STATES,

BETWEEN COMPETITORS OF BEST ESTABLISHED REPUTATION,

In which, at great expense, the different Steam Pumps were tried under every test known to

experts, the Examining Committee of the Tenth Industrial Fair of the

Mechanics' Institute have awarded to us their

G^OI_iXD Ivdl :H] ID ^^ I_i

FOR BEST STEAM PUMPS ON EXHIBITION.

"We are prepared to furnish PUMPS UNDER CONTRACT, guaranteeing

their ability to perform any specific work for which Steam

Pumps are adaptable, such as

For Water Worm, Feeding Boilers, Raising Water froi Wells, Steamer and SMp Pnmps, Etc

We would also call the attention of those interested, tf> our Direct Actin? Deep-Well Pumps for raising water
from Any Deitlred Depth. Also to our Especial Construction of Pumps, For Hnndling: QnicksllTvr
or heavy liquids. We claim that our Pumps are the bent ever made In Himpilcity of construction, economical
use of power, (lurabllit.v and perfect adaptability for general uses, and we ask all persons interested to investi-
gate our title to tbls claim. Salesrooms at our Machine Shop,

114 and 116 BEALE STREET, San Francisco.

W. C. WILCOX Sl CO., Proprietors.

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

JOSSTJA SEITDY,

MANUFACTURER OP

Heady's Patent Concentrators,

Automatic Ore Feeders, Steam Engine Governors, and
Circular Saw Mills.

Agent for Blaisdell & Co.'s Patent Drill Press, with quick return motion, and

other First-Class Machinists' Tools. Dealer in New and Second-

Hand Engines, Boilers, and Machinery of all kinds.

No, 32 FUEMOJST STREET,

REFERENCES

Eureka M. Co., Overman M. Co., Virginia City, Nev.; Camp Floyd M. Co., Utah S. M,
Co., Utah; J. M. Brown, Hollister; Gazos Mill, Pescadero, Cal.; also Bancroft

& Co., Yolo Mills; Golden Gate and Fulton Iron Works of this city. g.

Sectional View of Hendy's Patent Ore Concentrator.

Over six hundred now in use in the quartz mills on this coast.

San Francisco. ^

J^o. 22 Mission St.,

Between
Spear atid Stetiart,

BOATS built to Order, and constantly on hand. All Orders promptly attended to.

AGENT FOR CALIFORNIA FOR THK SALE OF

HOLMES' PATENTED SELF-RIGHTING SURF AND LIFE-BOATS.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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PHILADELPHIA

30K. SSCOXTD AITD FOZ.SOM STRSSTS,

s.A.:sr :FE=L^^isroi£30o-

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

HILADELPHIA Jl REAVER Y,

And notify them that I have added to my establishment

By which I hope, through the greatly increased facilities now possessed by me,
to furnish, as usual, a

Superior s^rticle of Imager oeer

That shall not only equal that previously furnished by me, but convince them that I am
determined to merit their continued patronage and support.

JOSXT T^ZSZiAlTD.

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

^''^..^^'''^ %>.

44>

(ffli A iroi''^

MADE OF CALIFORNIA-GROWN TOBACCO.

ALSO,

SMOKING TOBACCO,

Unequaled for Delicacy and depth of Flavor by any Tobacco for Pipe

Smoking or Cigarette.

Golden Thread Smoking Tobacco,

ALSO, A GREAT VARIETY OF OTHER SMOKING TOBACCO
MANUFACTUKED AND FOR SALE BY THE j

Eifl

OFFICE AND SALESROOM,

207 FROXTT STREET

SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY

For the Year commencing April, 1876,

EMBRACING A

GENERAL DIRECTORY OF RESIDENTS

AND A

BUSINESS DIRECTORY;

ALSO,

A DIRECTORY OF STREETS, PUBLIC OFFICES, ETC.

AND A RELIABLE MAP OF THE CITY.

TOGETHER WITH

The Consolidation Act and its Amendments, Officers of the Municipal Government,

Societies and other Organizations, and a great variety of Useful

and Statistical Information.

EXHIBITING AT A GLANCE

THE PAST HISTORY AND PRESENT CONDITION OF THE CITY.

SEVENTEENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION.

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PREFATORY

In presenting the Seventeenth Volume of the San Francisco Directory to the public, the compiler directs
attention to the important and numerous evidences contained therein, of tlie continued prosperous growth of the
City. A comparison of its advancement during the past twelve months, and its present condition, will show a
greater degree of prosperity than that of any similar period of its history.

The number of references contained in the present volume is one hundred and forty-five thousand two hundred
and seventy, viz : Register of names, one hundred thousand two hundred and seventy (of which ninety thousand
six hundred and thirty-three are names of resident males). Business Directory, twenty-seven thousand. Appendix,
eighteen thousand. The number of names of male residents in 1874, is sixty-five thousand and ninety-two ; 1875,
seventy-seven tliousan<f two hundred and six ; 1876, ninety thousand six hundred and thirty-three. Increase since
March 1, 1875, thirteen thousand four hundred and twenty-seven, or nearly eighteen per cent. The population of
this city is estimated, March 1, 1876, at two hundred and seventj'-two thousand three hundred and forty-five.
March 1, 1875, two hundred and thirty thousand one hundred and thirty-two. A gain of forty-two thovisand two
hundred and thirteen, or over eighteen per cent. At this rate the population in 1880 will be five hundred and
twenty-eight thousand. Estimating the population on the basis of the number of names in the present volume —
ninety thousand six hundred and thirty-three — and assuming that each name represents three in population, it
would give two hundred and seventy-one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine as the result. In Chicago, three
and one-half are taken as a basis ; in St. Louis, four, and in New York, five. These figures may answer for the
localities to which they refer, but for this City, where so many peculiarities surround the different elements which
compose our population, they would be undoubtedly too high. The article on population, on page 50, contains
valuable data on this subject, to which attention is respectfully invited.

The number of buildings erected during the year ending February 29, 1876, is one thousand eight htmdred and forty,
of which forty-four are of brick, at an aggregate cost of ?512, 500,000. If the amounts disbursed in improving the
water front and public streets and in beautifjing our parks and private residences be added, the aggregate amount
for improvements of all kinds for 1875-6, will exceed $13,000,000. In addition to several extensive blocks for busi-
ness purposes completed during the year, an unusual number of elegant and commodious private residences have
been erected that greatly exceed in beauty and cost those of former years. The total number of buildings comprised
within the city limits is twenty-five thousand five hundred, of which four thousand three hundred and fifty are brick.

The expense of maintaining the Municipal Government for the year ending June 30, 1875, is §4,435,258, including
the expenses of the Street Department. Tlie Bonded Debt of the city, March 10, 1875, is §3,732,500, exclusive of the
Montgomerj' Avenue Bonds, §1,500,000.

The Introductory and General Review present a diary of interesting local events of the year, brief notices of
Schools, public and private, descriptions of Public Buildings, Hotels, Public Parks, and the operations of the dif-
ferent Railroads and Steamship Lines, together with references to several other subjects worthy of special mention,
and historical data of present interest, well calculated to make the book a valuable work of reference to future
generations. But the most interesting features of this department are valuable contributions on the Population of
the City; Meteorology and Climate of San Francisco from 1851 to 1876, by Henry Gibbons, M.D.; the Current
Historj' and Progress of the City ; a Review of its Manufacturing interests, and operations of the Public Schools,
1875-6; Hospitals, public and private, by Henry Gibbons, Jr. M.D.; and a statement of the cost and number of
buildings erected during the past year and the aggregate number within the city limits.

The Appendix contains a variety of valuable information connected with the history of the city, and the Consoli-
dation Act with the amendments thereto, to which are added a number of important laws adopted by the Legislature
of the State (Session 1875-6), including those organizing the City Criminal Court, providing and maintaining Public
Water Works, establishing water rates, providing for the completion of the New City Hall, authorizing the widen-
ing of Dupont Street, etc., each of which is arranged under its appropriate head, to which has been added an Ana-
lytical Index of the whole, which will facilitate reference thereto. There will be also found in this department of
the work a large number of references to the different organizations in this city, embracing lists of the Federal,,
State, and Municipal Officers, notices of local Societies and Associations, Churches, Militarj' Organizations, Incorpor-.
ations, etc. Attention is invited to a new and corrected Map of the City and County of San Francisco, which for
reliability and beauty of execution has never been equaled on this coast, and a revised Street Directorj', including
the new system of numbering the buildings, thoroughly revised, and carefully compared with each street and locality
named therein.

The present volume of The San Fr.4nci8co Directory has been printed from new material, cast expressly for
the purpose, by Miller & Richard, Edinburgh, and supplied through their agent in this city, Mr. Ellis P^ead. A
simple glance through its pages is only necessary to direct attention to a style of tj-pe which for beauty and sym-
metry it would be difficult to excel.

The compiler respectfully tenders his acknowledgments for many favors extended by the different public
officers, and other gentlemen who have been applied to for information for the work. To his numerous friends
for their liberal patronage, and to Messrs. Francis & Valentine by whom the typographical department was exe-
cuted, he would especially tender his thanks. The eighteenth volume of Thk San Francisco Directory will be
issued in March, 1877.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

ALPHABETICAL LISTS OF ADVERTISERS 5 and 8

CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS. 6

PROGRESS OF THE CITY 9

Ciirreut History ■ ,°

Real Estate < ' '•••• |Y

Building Improvements - \\

New Buildings for year 187o-1876 1^

Building Asf-ociations, etc., l.i

Improvement of Streets j*

Public Building.s • i*

tr. S. Mint and coinage, 1875 \\

Post-office and its operations, 1875 15

Custom House.

U. S. Marine Hospital ' 16

Municipal Buildings ^

Street Railroads - • • ■ • • • ■ J°

Steam Railroads. .... • ' |^

Steamship Lines ■ ^

Fei-ries and Ba.y Steamers • - ^

Hotels and their accommodations -.....- Jh

Theaters '• • ^

Parks, Gardens, etc -• ^^

Promenades and Drives ' ^^

Water Supply. ^*

Libraries ,• U • • i " " l-' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' S

Associations, Benevolent and Protective Jb

Private Charities - *

Public Schools - '• • ^'

Colleges and Private Schools '■••■ w

Health Department - jj

Hospitals 2*

Manufactures ' *g

Ship Building • • • ' *°

Banking and Finance '°

Savings and Loan Institutions , < • ■ *o

Insurance Companies. . ■■■■•■■■ ■■■ - *g

FINANCES CITY AND COUNTY f

Funded Debt, March, 1876 ;;,;A'-;;iJ ' Ta

Assessment and Rates of Taxation 1870-1876 «

Municipal Expenditures 1865-1875 50

Annual Revenue 1865-1875 50

POPULATION, 1876 'A-i4rV tV

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS 51

CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY 5*

STREET DIRECTORY • • 59

BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, HALLS, ETC 77

Public Buildings, HaUs •- d

Blocks, Rows, Wharves '|

Places of Amusement - '|

Prominent Places '°

KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES 79

Federal • 'g

State J9

Cityacd County '•• '^

CITY ORDINANCE— Hack and Cab Fares. 79

ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC 80

BUSINESS DIRECTORY, TRADES, ETC 863

CONSOLIDATION ACT 973

Mimicipal Elections • »°'

Paid Fire Department 9»^

Coroner and Duties ^^

Police Judge's Court and Jurisdiction ayu

Presiding Judge Police Court 991

Establishing City Criminal Court 991

Harbor Police Regulations 99^

Increase of Police Force ^9/

Amended School Law ■ • • • - 9M3

JFlnances Board Education 99", iWi

Establishing Cosmopolitan Schools lOOU

Compulsory School Law ]-^f

Amended Street Law ..IW6

Conferring fm-ther Powers upon the Superintend-
ent Public Streets 101"

Vacating Streets and Market Places l^'i^

Drifting Sand on Improved Streets 101^

Legalizing Grades of Certain Streets lOlJ

Cleaning Public Streets \^j^

Appropriations, authorizing jO^J

Finance Committee • l^^-J

Roads and Highways, Improvement of 1U^4

Opening and Extending Streets 10^4

Modifying Street Grades 10^5

Changing Grades of Streets 10^°

Police Contingent Fund v •;,• •,■ •■^" '

Additional Powers Board Supervisors and bala-

CONSOLIDATION ACT (Continued). TkgS

Establishing Water Rates -1031

Establishing Municiial Court. |"^^

Providing for Completion of New City Hall lO^i

Authorizing the widening of Dupont btreet ...... 1UA>

Pre.servation and Improvement of Golden Gate

Pj^j.Jj , , lUo».

Collection State' and Municipal Licenses 1039

Collector Licenses, Deputies and Salaries. WW

Assessment and CoUeotion of Taxe^ 18/4 .1U4A

Public Moneys retained by ex-Tax Collectors 104^

Establishing Alms House and Hospital i»^

Quarantine Law and Board o* Health j^*'

Analytical Index \^.l

MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT \^^

Board of Supervisors ' ' • -f^^f

Board of Education , j^g*

City and Ooimty Officers i"3|

ELECTION DISTRICTS 10=°

Congressional ' • • • - rj'2x

Judicial ■■■■■*■ Jx??

Senatorial and Assembly • ■ ■ ■ - --{^

City and County

EtDi
EtD

.1057

POLICE DEPARTMENT • • • • • •- lOof

FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPH 1059

FIRE DEPARTMENT \>^

OtRcers and Organization i^o;'

FIRE PATROL 1"°"

FEDERAL OFFICERS 1"^|

Custom House ^"°*

United States Treasury i"°5

United States Mint , |^°J

Surveyor-General i"°2

Post-oftice :}"°2

STATE OFFICERS 1"°°

STATE APPOINTEES.... 1"^^

COURTS 1"°°

CHURCHES 1™;

Baptist ' IJ™'

Congregational • • ' :}V2?

1072
1073

ion

1075
1077
1079
,1079
.1079
1079

Episcopal. .
Evangelical Lutheran..

Hebrew

Methodist

Presbyterian

Roman Catholic

Swedenborgian

Unitarian ,....,..,

Universalist

Mariners'.

Cal

Oil

Swedish Evangelical Union 10|0

Second Advent Christian - 1^

Seventh Day Adventists ' lOgJ

Disciples of Christ - 1"°"

Independent German luo"

Re-organized Church of Latter Day Samta 108U

Christian Brethren

Russian. ...gn

Friends' Me.eting - j"™

Spiritualist Union i"™

Lyceum for Self Culture .•.-■••• 1"|^

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES 1O80

Religious |"S

Benevolent \^

Masonic Fraternity • • • • • • !^

I. O. of Odd Fellows .

Temperance •

Protective. ■ ■■■

Literary. • • •

Historical ■

Social

MILITARY

NEWSPAPERS

PERIODICALS

BANKS •

INCORPORATED COMPANIES

INSITK ANOE COMPANIES ,

HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATIONS 91

MINING COMPANIES ~ j,

'.'.'. 95?
.111

.vm

.110!
.110!
.110(
.110!
. 94!
. 94!
. 86!
. 91'
91

TELEtiUAPH LINES,

RAILROADS

OCEAN STEAMERS ;}"

STEAMBOATS

STAGES

EXPRESSES

PACKETS, SAILING
CONSULS

961

Construction Channel Street Canal

ProvTung and Maintaining Public Water Works.. 1028 | ADVERTISING

HOSPITALS ,?{;

DEPARTMENT i and HI

1027 CEMETERIES

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS.

[Numerals refer to advertisements in front, and figureo, unless otherwise expressed, to the end of volume.]

PAGE

Abbott House 23

.iKtna Insurance Co., front

cover

.^Etna Iron Works 8

Allxiuy Brewery xxxiii

Aininon, Caspari Ji Co . . .xxi

AiKliiraii C & Co 7

Aiigell, I'olmer & Co. . . .xlvii
Anglo-Californian Bank .^.xi
Bank British Columbia . . .xii

Bank Britisli N. A .xvi

Barrett & .Slierwooil ii

Bay Sugar Relinery 17

Bt-ainish Percy, register
of names, bottom line
Bellinghaiu Bay Coal Co. Ixix
Benjamin Henry A. & Co . Ixiv

Bernard Charles xxv

Berryman & Doyle, front

, cover
Bert F. W., reg. of names.. 944
Bethesda Mineral Spring
Water, register of

names 370

Black Diamond Coal Co. Ixix
Blake Charles E., back cover

Blake, Robbins & Co Ixiii

Boardman George C, front

cover
Bodwell Harry H.Ixx and Ixxi

Bonney O. Jr. 9

Booker W. L xxxli

Busqui ELlward& Co., reg-
ister of names, side line

Bntgg Robert 5

Bravermau & Levy, front

cover
Britton, Rey & Co., register

of names 928

BroweU Jeremiah, Ixxvi

and 26

rowa W. H Ixxr

Biyden & Hinckley 28

B\irnham James W. & Co . . 12

Burns John H 17

Buswell A xlv

California Brass Foundry. . 10
California Insurance Co.

xxvili
California Savings and

Loan Society xxv

California Sugar Refinery

xxxl
California Wine Cooper-

_e lix

California Wire Works. . . .29

Chapman & Co Ixxvi

ClarkN 1

Claussenius Oeorge 27

Coe O. R. (Health Lift). .Iviii
Commercial Insurance Co.

XXXV

Consolidated Tobacco Co.

Ixxxvili

Cornwall P. B Ixix

Crane & Brigham xxxiii

Cross ii Co iii

Cumminirs W. H 24

Curry F. 1 8

Davis & Cowell Ixviii

Day Thomas

front cover and Ixxxlii
Dickson, De Wolf & Co.

xliv

Dolliver & Brother 28

Donald W. C. & Co. (Bos-
ton) Ixxviii

Driscoll Cornelius E U

Eastman Frank xlviii

Easton John 27

Edwards Frank G 18

Elireni)f ort WiUiam Iii

Eitner R udolf Ixxvii

Eureka Foundry 5

Excelsior Mill Co 10

Falkner, Bell & Co xxx

PAGE
Farmero' and Mechanics'

Bank of Savings xlvii

Fireman* Fxmd Ins. Co.,

front cover
Flavin Martin J, (IX L)

back cover
Flint, Peabody & Co.

xxix and liv

Francis & Valentine back

of vohirae and Iv

Freeman B. H. & Co hi

Frencli Savings and Loan

Society Ixxiv

Fulda Bros. & Co lix

Fulton Foundry .lii

Gannon Peter T , . . . . Ii

Garratt W. T 8

Gem>an Savings and Loan

Society xl

Gilman & Mellon 24

Giovannini D 4

Glasgow Iron and Metal

Importing Co 6

Goddard & Co xvii

Goodall, Nelson & Perkins

S. S. Co vii

Gray N. & Co xlix

Gray & Son Ivi

Greenwood W. M. . . . . .xxxiv

Griffith A. J 21

Hall & Kelshaw 4

Halladie A. S xxvii and 29

Hamburg-Bremen Fire In-
surance Co xiX

Hammam Medicated and
Turkish Batlis, regis-

of names 371

Hawkins & Cantrell xlix

Hayes George & Co Ixxii

Heald's Business College,

Health Lift Iviii

Heerdink & Co xl

Heudy Joshua Ixxxvi

Heney William 11

Heverin M., inside back cover
Herrmann C., reg. names.. 870
Hiberuia Savings and

Loan Society xxiv

Hicks D. & Co., register
of names 871 and in-
side back cover

Hinckley & Co 16

Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,

Holland & Ruppel xl

Home Mutual Ins. Co 13

Hooper Henry 0 25

Houseworth Thomas &
Co. , register of names 963

Hunt D. W Ixii

Hunter James & Co 23

Hyde & Cliester 22

Imperial lusiu-ance Co. ..xxx

India Rice Mill xxxiv

Jesse JiDrew 21

Jewell A. M. & Co 7

Johnson J. C. & Co. . ..Ixxiii
Joost Brothers & Co . . . .xxxv

Kane & Cook Ixv

Kelly Martin Ixxxii

Kaovyies George B & Son. .22
Kohler & Frohling. front cover

Kuh Leopold liii

Kuner A 11

Laird D. W., register of
names top line

Langland 6i Leach hv

Langley H. G., reg. of
names, 963, 972, side

line, and Ixxviii

Larkins&Co 28

Laurel Hill Cemetery .. Ixvii
Lavery Joseph G., regis-
ter of names 370

Leavitt Charles H Ixviii

PAGE
Ledden, Whipple & Co. . .Ixv

Leffel k Meyers Lxxix

Leveijue & Potter 21

Lindsey & Oesterreicher,

reg. of names, side line
Linforth, Kellogg & Co . Xxxvi
Litton Springs Seltzer

Water 24

Locan & Co xxii

Locke & Montague, reg-
ister of names 962

London Assurance Cor-
poration iii

London aU I S. F. Bank. . . .ix
Loryea A. M., register of

names 371

Macken James 10

Macondray & Co xvi

Mallou John 9

Mangan Peter F Ixxxii

Marcun George & Co xxix

Marden Ira & Co xllii

Marder, Luse & Co., reg-
ister of names 870

Martell John 2

Martin E. & Co Ii

Martin P., reg. of names. .530

Massey & Yung xlvi

Mayer Joseph 22

McAfee, Spiers & Co 5

McCain, Flood & McClure

xxiii

McMillan & Kester 2

McNulty C. A 14

McQuillan B Ixiii

Meeker James & Co liii

Meeker W. A 10

Meyer Charles 7

Miller & Sievers 25

Mills Robert Ixxxii

Miners' Foundry .xlvii

Montealegre & Co Ixvi

Moore H. A. Mrs Ii

Moore H. H., register of

names 531 and 1

Morelos A. & Co Ixxv

Morgan & Co., register of

names 945

Muecke, Victor &. Co . .

front CO- er
Nevada Bank of San Fran-
cisco X

Newbauer&Co Ixxv

Newhall H. M. & Co. . . .xxix

Nichols A. C. & Co xxx vii

North China Insiurance

Co xvi

Northern Assurance Co.

Nutting Calvin & Son 19

O'Donnell Cornelius 20

Occidental Foundry 4

Oregon S. S. Co vi

Otto Charles liv

Pacific Barrel and Keg

Factory liv

Pacific Cement Co., reg.

of names 530

Pacific Congress Springs

Water Ixiv

Pacific Cordage Co xx

Pacific File Works 11

Pacific Iron Works xvii

Pacific Mail S. S. Co iv

Pacific Oil & Lead Works, .v

Pacific Rolling Mill Co v

Pacific TjTje Foundry, reg-
ister of names 870

Pages J. F 20

Palmer W. J. T. & Co . . xxxvii

Parkin John 11

Parrott & Co xxi

PasqualeB 25

Pendergast & Smith 8

Philadelphia Brewery. . .

Ixxxvii

PACE

Pioneer Iron Works, , . .Ixviii

Pioneer Paper Mill Ivii

Plate A. J. & Co Ixxiii

Price M . . . , 15

Price Thomas Ixxii

Priuz John 21

Progress Carriage Factory. 23

tiueen Insurance Co xxx

RansoroeEruest L. back cover
Read Ellis, register of
names, side lixie. and

xliv and Ixii

Risdou I. & L. Works 6

Risdon & Tower Ixxxii

Roach John 12

Rodgers, Meyer & Co xxvi

Rosenbavmi A. 3. & Co. .Ixix

Roth & Levy xxxviii

Rothschild & Ehrenpfort. .14
Rowe Elastic Ti-uss Co. . .Ivii
Royal Mail Packet Co. . .xxxii

S. F. Boiler Works 8

S. F. Cordage Manufac-
tory xxx

S. F. Gas Light Co 28

8. F. Jeweh-y Manufact-
uring Co., register of
names top line

S. F. Last Factory 21

S, P. Pioneer Woolen

Factory liii

.S. F. Sarings Union xxiii

S. F. Steam Pump Works,

Ixxxv
Sacramento Boiler Works. .4

Sanborn & Byrnes 15

Santa Clara College xli

,Saul & Co 14

Savings and Loan Society

xxii

SchillerC.F 2

Schmidt M .& Co., regis-
ter of names 971

Schmolz William Ixxiv

Schussler H xlv

Scottish Commercial In-
surance Co XX

Sellers James C 20

Sherman Wm. Jit Co xlvi

Sherwood Robert ii

Shreve George C. & Co. .edge

of volume and xviii

Sims John R xlii

Skinker John xxvi

Sloss Louis & Co Ixvi

Smith A. J Ixxxiv

Smith C. W. M., bottom

edge of volume and 3

Smith E.B.& Co 24

.Smith William 19

Smithsonian Medical In-
stitute, register of
names bottom line

8nookG..&W 23

Speyer Morris &. Co xix

and Ixv

Spreckels & Co xxxiii

SpringMenzo 15

Spring Valley W. Works, .xv
and Ixxx

St. Ignatius College xxxix

Steele James G. & Co.,
register of names bot-
tom line

Steiger & Kerr 4

Steinhart W. it I. & Co . . . xliii
Straiis, Kohnstamm &

Co Iii

Straut & Hamilton 17

Strong & Co ^^^Xl

Swiss- American Bank xiii

Swiss-Lloyd Marine In-

svurance Co xix

Taber, Hark-fcr & Co 20

Taber I. W. & Oo Ii

Tay George H. & Co. .Ixxxiii

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,

PAGE

Taylor D. B. & Co. . .back

cover and 30

Taylor John & Co xxxviii

Taylor S. P. & Co Ivii

Tenthorey J. P. & Co 14

Tesmore Solomon 25

Teubner & Hoffman 27

Thueuer & Martens 26

Thompson Bros 5

TransatlanticFirelnsCo. xxix
Trumbull Robert J. back

cover
Truworthy Francis M. . . .xlii

PAGE

Tuhbs & Co .XXX

Tustin W. I., top edge of

volume and Ixand Ixi

Ullman M. & Co xxxv

Union Insurance Co xiv

Upton John P Ixix

VanSchaack C. P. &Co.,
register of names top line

Venard G xxviii

Vice Martin Ixxxvi

Vulcan Iron Works 12

Wade's Opera House, re-
gister of names 944

PAGE

WaterhouBe & Lester. . .Ixxxi

Weed &. Kingwell 10

WeichhartJ 9

Welch & Co Ixviii

Wells, Fargo & Co viii

Wells, Russell & Co 22

Wetherbee George M 6

What Cheer Laundrj', re-
gister of names 870

Wheat CD xxxiv

Wheeler & Wilson Manuf.

Co — back of vol. and 16
White Bros 15

PAGE

White Henry xlv

Wieland John Ixxxvii

Wilcox W. C. & Co. . . .Ixxxv
Williams, Blanchard&Co.,
xxxiv

Williams H. F xxiv

Winkle Henry & Co Ixiv

Winter J. W., register of
names side line

Wood G. M. & Co Ivii

Yang-Tze Insui-ance As-
sociation xri

Wtel

CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS.

Jherw

jIhKK

Dii

telsi

PAGE

Adjnstcrs.

McNulty C. A, (Customs) . .14

Agricjultnral Impl'ts.

Bonney O. Jr 9

Linforth, Kellogg & Co. xxxvi

Amiili^amaflng Ma-

Hendy Joshua Ixxxvi

Amnsemeuts — Places
of.

Wade's Opera House, re-
gister of names 944

Aiiinionia.

S. F. Gas Light Co 28

Apothecaries.

Steele James G. & Co., re-
gister of names bot-
tom line

Artificial Limbs.

Spring Menzo IS

Artificial Stone.

Ransome Ernest L., back

cover
Assayers.

Kuh Leopold liii

Price Thomas Ixxii

Strong & Co xxxvi

Auctioneers.

Cummings W. H 24

NewhaU H. M. & Co. . . .Xxix

Banks.

Anglo-Californian Bank. . .xi
Bank British Columbia. . .xii
Bank British North Am-
erica xvi

London and S. F. Bank. ..ix
Nevada Bank of San

Francisco x

Swiss- American Bank xiii

Wells, Fargo & Co viii

Banks— Savings.

California Savings and
Loan Society xxv

Farmers' and Mechanics'
Bank xlvii

French Savings and Loan
Society Ixxiv

German Savings and
Loan Society xl

Hibemia Savings and
Loan Society xxiv

San Fancisco Savings
Union xxiii

Savings and Loan Socie-
ty xxii

Baths.

Hammam Medicated and
Tiirkish, Register of
names 371

Sanitarium 11

PAGE I

Bitters.

McMillan & Kester 2

Blacksmiths.

Larkins&Co 28

Weichhart J 9

Blanli Book Mann-

factnrcrs.

Bosqui Edward & Co.,
reg. of names side

line
Hicks D. & Co., register
of names. . . .871 and

inside back cover

Boat Bnlldcrs.

Vice Martin Ixxxvi

Boiler Works.

Angell, Palmer & Co ... . xlvii

Cmxy P. 1 8

Goddard & Co xvii

Hall & Kelshaw 4

Hinckley & Co 16

McAfee, Spiers & Co 5

Risdon I. and L. Works 6

Risdon & Tower Ixxxil

Book Binders.

Bosqui Edward & Co.,
reg. of names side line,

BuBwell A xlv

Hicks D. & Co., register

of names 871 and

inside back cover

Booksellers.

Moore H. H., register of
names 531 and 1

Boots and Shoes— Re-
tail.

Flavin Martin J. (IXL)

back cover

Brass Foundries.

GarrattW. T 8

Smith A. J Ixxxiv

Weed & Kingwell 10

Brewers.

Spreckels & Co xxxiii

Wieland John Ixxxvii

Bridge Builders.

Hallidie A. S.. . .xxvii and 29

Cabinet Makers.

Easton John 27

Palmer W. J. T. & Co. xxxvii

Carpets.

Burnham James W. & Co. 12

Edwards Frank G 18

Ehrenpfort William lil

Carriage Depots.

Larkins & Co 28

PAGE

Progress Carriage Fac-
tory 23

Saul & Co 14

Carriage Stock.

Meeker, James & Co.' liii

Straut & Hamilton 17

Waterhouse & Lester. . .Ixxxi
White Bros 15

Carvers —Ornamental.

Schiller C. F 2

Cement Pipe.

Browell Jeremiah Ixxvi

Clark N 1

Martin P., reg. of names. .530

Cemetery.

Laurel Hill Ixvii

Champagne.

Muecke, Vietor & Co

front cover

Chemists.

KuhL liii

Price Thomas Ixxii

Steele J. G. & Co., reg. of

names bottom line

Strong & Co xxxvi

Chimney Stacks.

Browell J Ixxvi and 26

Cigaritos.

Morelos A. & Co Ixxv

Cigars and Tobacco.

Consolidated Tobacco

Co Ixxxviii

Gannon Peter T li

Heerdink & Co xl

Rosenbaum A. S. & Cclxix

Civil Engineer.

Schussler H xlv

ClotMng.

Flavin Martin J. (I X L)

back cover
McCain, Flood & Mc-

Clure xxiii

Sherman William & Co. .xlvi
Steinhart W, & I. & Co. . .xUii
VanSchaackC. P. &Co., _

Cloths.

S. F. Pioneer Woolen

Factory liii

Ullman M. & Co xxxv

Coal.

BelUngham Bay Co Ixix

Berryman & Doyle,. front

cover
Black Diamond Co Ixix

PAGElBljdei

Coffee and Spices.

Bernard Charles xxvl

Marden Ira & Co xUii »'

Venard G xxviiiPf"

Coffin Manufacturers.

HuntDW ixiij|[^ji|

Coke

S. F. Gas Light Co 28

pnyt
Colleges.

Heald's Business, regist-
er of names '

Santa Clara xli

St. Ignatius xxx

Commission Mer-
chants.

Ammon, Caspari & Co. . .xxl
Dickson, De Wolf & Co. .xliv
Flint, Peabody & Co — xxix ,^.
Ledden, Whipple & Co. . .Ixv '*

Macondray H Co xvi

Montealegre & Co Ixvi .

Newhall H. M. & Co. . . .xxi4"
Nichols A. C.& Co.

Parrott & Co xxiL

Read Ellis, reg. of names *

side line and xliv and Ixii

Rodgers, Meyer & Co xxvi

Speyer Morris & Co xi:

and Ix'

Welch & Co Ixviii

Williams, Blanchard &

Co,

Confectioners.

Rothschild & Ehrenpfort. .14

Contractors.

BroweU Jeremiah Ixrv!

and 26

Brown W.H

Chapman & Co Ixxvi

Hyde & Chester 2'

Coopers.

Cal. Wine Cooperage li

Pacific Barrel and Keg
Factory Uv

Coppersmiths.

Macken James iti

Cordage.

Hallidie A. S. (wire)

and

Pacific Cordage Co

San Francisco Cordage
Manufactory

tei

Jill!

kkli

.xxx

Cordials, etc.

McMillan & Kester. . . .

Cornices.

Hayes George & Co —
Hunter James & Co . . .

lafln'

CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS.

PAUE

Crockery.

Straus, Kohustamiu & Co.lii

Cutlers.

EMceM 15

I>enti.<«t.4.

Jlake Charles E. .back cover
iV inter J. W., register of

names, side line

Diamonds.

Jraverman A: Levy, front

cover

herwood Robert ii

ihreve George C. & Co. .
edge of vol. and page xviii

Doors, .SsLsh, etc.

xcelsior Mill Co 10

lolhiiid & Ruppel xl

looper Henry O 25

Veils, Kussell & Co 22

Draymen.

Jryden & Hinckley.

Druggi.sts.

'rane & Brigham xxxiii

teele James G. & Co. .reg.

of names bottom line

Dry Good.s.

IcCain, Flood & Mc-
Clure xxiii

Elevators.

ray & Son Ivi

Embroideries.

ocan &;Co xxii

Engravers.

itner Rudolph Ixxvii

imer A 11

ages Jules F 20

'^oodG. M. & Co Ivii

Engraving.s.

cQuillan B Ixiii

Expresses.

'ells, Fargo & Co viii

Fancy Goods.

la\'iu Martin J. (I X L)

back cover

Dcan & Co xxii

asquale B 25

an Schaack C. P. & Co.,

reg. of names top line

File Manufacturers.

icific File Works 11

F. File Works Ixxxii

Fire Arms.

ate A. J. & Co linriii

Fish.

riffithA. J 21

Flags.

isqualeB 25

Florists.

iller & Sievers . . .

Foundries.

ageU, Palmer & Co xlvii

jddard & Co xvii

inckley & Co 16

ndergast & Smith 8

eiger & Kerr. . .'. 4

ompson Brothers 5

ilcan Lron Works 12

Furnishing Goods—
™^ Men's.

samish Percy, register

of names, bottom line
ivin Martin J. (I X L),

back cover
Cain, Flood & McCIure

PAOE

Van Schaack C. P. & Co.
register of names, top line

Furniture.

Bumham James W. & Co. 12

Easton John 27

Palmer W. J. T. & Co., xxxvii

Furniture i^chool.

Palmer W. J. T. & Co., xxxvii

Ga.H Fixtures.

Day Thomas, front cover

and IxTxiii

Glassware.

Straus, Kohnstamm & Co. .lii
Taylor John & Co. (drag-
gists xxxviii

Glass i^tainers.

Mallon John 9

IVIills Robert Ixxxii

Groceries.

Ledden, Wliipple & Co. . .Ixv
Taber, Barker & Co 20

Gunsmiths.

Meyer Charles 7

Plate A. J. & Co Ixxiii

Hair Restoratives.

Moore H. A. Mrs U

Hardware.

Glasgow I, and M. Im-
porting Co 6

Joost Brothe s & Co iixv

Linforth, Kellogg & Co. .

xxxvi
Otto Charles liv

Hardware— Sacldlery.

Johnson J. C. & Co Irxiii

Harness, etc.

Johnson J. C. & Co lyxiii

Hats and Caps.

Herrmann C, reg. names. 870
White Henry xlv

Health Lift.

Coe O. R Iviii

Hides and Wool.

Sloss Louis & Co Ixvi

Horseshoers.

Mangan Peter F luxii

House Movers.

Hyde & Chester 22

Hygienic Institute.

Smith Barlow J., reg. of

names, bottom line

Instrument Depots.

Houseworth Thomas &
Co.. register of names 963

Roach John 12

Schmolz WUliam Ixxiv

Insurance Agents.

Boardman George C

front cover

Booker W. L xxxii

Cross & Co .iii

Falkner, Bell & Co xxx

Hart & Blair xx

Macondray & Co xvi

Marcus Geo. & Co xxix

Speyer Morris & Co xix

DLSurance Co's. Eastern

and FureUjn.
Mtna, (Hartford), .front cover
Hamburg-Bremen Fire. ..xix
Imperial Fire (London), .xxx
London Assurance Cor-
poration iii

North China (Shanghai) . .xvi
Northern Assurance (Lon-
don and Aberdeen).. xxiii
Queen Fire (Liverpool). . .xxx

PAUE

Scottish Commercial

(Glasgow) XX

Swiss Lloyd Marine xix

Transatlantic Fire (Ham-
burg) xxix

Yang-Tze (Shanghai) xvi

Insurance Co's. Home.

California xxviii

Commercial Insurance Co.,

of CaUfomia xxxv

Firemans Fund. . .front cover

Home Mutual Ins. Co 13

Union xiv

Iron and .Steel.

Glasgow Iron and Metal

Imp. Co 6

Iron Doors, etc.

Hayes Geo. & Co Ixxii

Leavitt Charles H Lxviii

Nutting Calvin & .Son 19

Sims John R xlii

Jewelers. Man'fg.

Braverman & Levy . . front

cover
Laird D. W., register of

names, top line

Sherwood Robert ii

Shreve Geo. C, 4c Co xrtii

and edge of volume

Last Factories.

Leveque & Potter 21

Laun<iries.

What Cheer, register of
names 870

Leather Dealers.

Johnson J. C. &Co Ixxiii

Nichols A. C. it Co xxxvii

O'Dounell Cornelius 20

Lime and Cement.

Davis & Cowell lxviii

Lithographers.

Britton, Rey & Co., register
of names 928

Schmidt M & Co., regis-
of names 971

Locomotives.

Risdon L-on and Locomo-
tive Works 6

Looking Glasses, etc.

McQuillan B Ixiii

Lnniher Dealers.

Knowles George B. & Son. .22

Macaroni, Veiinicelli,
etc.

Tenthorey J.P.&Co 14

Machine Works.

Hawkins k. Cautrell xlix

Hendy Joshua btxxvi

Risdon Iron and Locomo-
tive Works 6

Marble Yards.

Heveriu M . inside back cover

Match Manufacturers.

Newbauer & Co Ixxv

Mill Furnishing.

Leffel & Myers Ixxix

Mineral Waters.

Bethesda, reg. of names. .370

Litton 24

Pacific Congress bdv

Native Wines.

Kohler & Frohling. .front

cover

Prinz John 21

Winkle Henry & Co Ixiv

Oil Works.

Pacific Oil and Lead
Works V

PAOK

Opticians.

Houseworth Thomas &

Co., reg. of names 953

Roach John 12

Organ Builder.

Mayer Joseph 22

Oysters.

Morgan & Co., register of

names 945

Tesmore Solomon 25

Painters.

Gilman & Mellon 24

Paper Dealers.

Blake. Robbins & Co Ixiii

Read Ellis, reg. of names

side line, and xliv and Ixii
Taylor S. P. & Co Ivii

Patent Agency.

Smith C. W. M., bottom

edge of volume and 3

Photographers.

Houseworth Thomas &

Co., reg. of names 963

Taber I. W. & Co ii

Taylor D. B. & Co., back

cover and 30

Photo. Engravings.

Houseworth Thomas &

Co., reg. of names 963

Taber LW.& Co ii

Planing Mills.

Excelsior MiU Co 10

Fulda Bros. & Co Ux

Holland & Ruppel xl

Jewell A. M. &Co 7

Wells, Russell & Co 22

Plumbers, etc.

Day Thomas, front cover

and Ixxxiii

Smith A. J Ixxxiv

Smith William 19

Snook G. &W 23

Pottery.

Clark N 1

Powder Dealers.

Skinker John xxvi

Printers.

Bosqui Edward & Co., reg.

of names side line

Eastman Frank xlviii

Francis & Valentine Iv

Kane & Cook Ixv

Upton John P Ixix

Printers' Material.

Blake, Robbins & Co Ixiii

Read Ellis, register of
names side line, and

xliv and Ixii
Wetherbee George M 6

Provisions.

Ledden, Whipple & Co. . .Ixv
Taber, Barker & Co 20

Publisher.

Langley Henry G.. regis-
ter of names, 9L'3, 972,

side line and 1 xxviii

Pumps.

JeweU A. M. & Co 7

San Francisco Steam

Pump Works Ixxxv

Smith A.J Ixxxiv

Real Estate Agents.

Lindsey & Oesterreicher,
reg. of names side lines

Wheat CD xxxiv

Williams H. F ixiv

Regalia.

Pasquale B 25

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

PAGE

Ro.stiiiiraiit.

Bums John H 17

KU-v SiJlls.

India Rice Mill xxxiv

ICoIIiii? Mill.

Pacific Rolling Mill v

Safes.

Leavitt Charles H IxTiii

Savings an<] loan So>

PBt'Iies.
California Savings and

Loan Society xxv

Farmers' and Mechanics'

Bank xlvii

French Savings and Loan

Society Ixxiv

German Savings and Loan

Society xl

Hibernia Savings and

Loan Society xxiv

San Francisco Savings

Union xxiii

Savings and Loan Society.xxii
Saw Makers.

Bonney O. Jr 9

Scetis, Trees, Ete.
Trumbull Robert J. .back

cover
Sc^vins Machines.
Wheeler & Wilson Mauu-
factiu-ing Co., back of

volume and 16

Shipping; and For-
warding.
Ammon, Caspari & Co. . .sxi

Claussenius George 27

Flint, Peabody & Co. . . xxix

Macondray & Co xvi

Parrott &Co xxi

Rorlgers, Meyer & Co xxvi

Williams, Blanchard &
Co xxxiv

PAGE

Shirts.

Beamish Percy, register

of names Ijottom line
Shoe Findings.

DoUiver & Brother 28

SIlow t'ase Makers.

Teubner & Hofiman 27

Thuener & Martens 26

Silver Platers.

Martell John 2

Stair Builders.

Freeman B. H. & Co lii

Gray & Son Ivi

Jesse & Drew 21

Langland & I,each liv

Sanborn & Byrnes 15

Steamship Lines.
Goodall, Nelson & Per-
kins S. S. Co vii

Oregon S. S. Co vi

Pacific Mail S. S. Co iv

Royal Mail xxxii

Steering Wheels.

Bragg Robert 5

Stenetl Cutters.

Truworthy F. M xlii

Wood G. M. & Co Ivii

SJove.s, etc.
Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,

Locke & Montague, regis-
ter of names 962

Snook G.&W 23

Tay George H. & Cc.lxxxiii
Sugar Retincries.

Bay 17

California xxxi

Tanners.
O'Donnell Cornelius 20

PAGE

Tin and Sheet Iron
Workers.

Holbroolc, Merrill & Co.,

Locke & Montague, reg-
ister of names 962

Snook G. &W 2.3

Tay Geo. H. k Co Ixxxiii

T«»bacco Growers.
Consolidated Tobacco Co.

Ixxxviii
Tool Makers.

Weichhart J 9

Trjiss Manisfaeturers.
Rowe Elastic Truss Co. . .Ivii

Turners.

Heney William 11

Wetherbee Geo. M 6

Tyi>e Dealers.
Read Ellis, reg. of names

side line, and xliv and Ixii
Pacific Type Foundry, reg-
ister of names S70

Fmbrella— Adjustable

Waterhouse & Lester. . .Ixxxi

l'n«lert;ikers.

Gray N. & Co xlix

Massey & Yung xlvi

Upholsterers.
Burnham James W. & Co. .12

Edwards Frank G 18

Ehrenpfort William Ui

Vases, Fountains, etc.

Rausome E. L back cover

Veterinary Surgeons.

Mangan Peter F Ixxxii

Watches and .Jewelry.
Braverman & Levy, front covr
Laird D. W., register of

names top line

PAGE

Sherwood Robert ii

Shreve George C. & Co. .xviii
and edge of volume
Water Closets.

Smith A. .T Ixxxiv

Smith William 19

Water l*lpe.

Browell Jeremiah Ixxvi

Clark N 1

Martin P., reg. of names. .530
Water Wheels.

Leffel & Myers Ixxix

Water Works.

Spring Valley . . .xv and Ixxx

Whitenei-s.

Sellers J. C 20

Wind Mill Manufs.

Bodwell Harry H ha

and Ixxi
Tustin W. I., top edge of

volume and Ix and Ixj

Window .Shades.

Burnham James W. & Co . . IS

Wines and Liquors.

Anduran C. &, Co

Martin E. & Co 1

McMillan & Kester

Prinz John 2!

Roth & Levy xxxvii

Winkle Henry & Co bdi

Wire Workers.

HaUidie A. S. . ..xxvii and 2

Wood and I'oal.

Giovannini D

Woolen Cioods.

Ullmann & Co xxr

Woolen Mills.
San Francisco Pioneer lii

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BUSINESS CARDS.

SEE BUSINESS DIRECTORY, PAGES 863-971.

Allen AVUliam R 904, 951

Auger B. E. & Co. . . .881, 920

935

Austin B. C 966

Bacon &Co 952

Balch M. M 942

Baker & Hamilton. . ..863, 911
Bandmami, Nielsen & Co.

935, 951

Banner Bros 888

Barker James L..911, 950, 951
Barnard's Business College,

890

Bartlett & Randolph 879

BendelB. &Co 933

Bennett Wm. H. Mrs 965

Ber.y & Capp 879

Blake, Robbins & Co.... 946

Blake T. A 898

Bowers J. Milton 949

Bradstreet J. R 956

Browell J 950

Buena Vista Vinicultural

Society 942

Burke F. H 865, 893

Bruce D 952

Burnham J. W. & Co. . . .883

Burr C. C. & Co 942, 959

California Bed Comforter

Factory 869

Callaghan D. & Co 971

Carson & Ladd 967

Cellarius, Brand & Wijbcken,

920

CookH. N 868, 870, 913

Cook & Trounson 883

Corville Emerson & Co.

(3), 945

Cronan W 9.56

Croskey & Floyd 920

Cummings W. H 935

Curlett William 864

Daly & Hawkins 879

DayThomas 904, 951

Denniston Edward G 958

Dinkelspiel & Farjeon 969

Dolliver&Bro 919

Du Rose & Banks 869

Duff J. M 879

Duncan Geo. & Co. . ..865, 956
Dunham, Carrigan & Co. .911

Eells & Stanford 878

Egerton, Allen & Co. .937, 960

EisenT. A 864

Electrical Construction
and Maintenance Co.

870, 897, 970

FarweU&Co 957

Florence Sevring Machine Co.
957
Frontier, Bellemere & Co.

894, 917

Gang Hermann 883

GariboldiG. G 945

Getleson & Landis 919

Ghirardelli D 889

Gibson & White 877

Gilbert & Moore 903, 904

GillerC. L 898

Goldsmith W. E. & Son. .899

Goodyear Rubber Co 913

Gray Mathias 941, 950

Gray Samuel C 919

Greenebaum & Co 935

Grover & Baker S. M. Co.. 957

GuittardE. & Co 889

Harrison .John 928

Harrison W. P 952

Harrison & Dickson (2),

879, 971
Hartford Fire Ins. Co. . . .916
Hayes George & Co 917

936, 956
Heald's Business College

890, 957
Heynemaun & Co. . . .883, 897

Hill John B 960

Hodge John G. & Co 960

Home Mutual Ins. Co 916

Houseworth Thos. & Co.

944 947

Hueter Bros. & Co.865, 946, 967

HmitE.O 969

Kalleuberg Theodore . 932, 941

Kirkpatrick & Gentry 920

Kohler, Chase & Co. .942, 950

Koehler & Ritter 958, 959

Kiamer& Co 903

Laird D. W 917

Libby S 957

Linsley & Collins. 905, 952,953
Locke & Montague.. 916, 962

Lo\vry J. W 884

Macdonald D. A. & Co... 895

Madison, Burke & Co 879

Magee Thomas 879

Main & Winchester. . 911, 969

Mancusi G. Signor 965

Marquis J 864

Martin E. & Co 920

Marwedel C. F 932

McCurrie, AVeber k Co. . .942

McNally & Hawkins (2) 904,951

Methodist Book Depository,

873

Meyers Adolph 942

Molony P 951

Morgan E. M 898

Muecke, Vietor & Co. 884, 935

Muir A 958

MuUerC (2), 944

Nathan B. & Co 894

National Clock Co 888

Neustiidter Brothers 903

Newton Bros. & Co 964

Nichols A. C. &Co 919

Owens John B 950

Pacific Electro-Depositing

Works 943,958

Pacific Lamp and Reflec-
tor Factory 918

Pac. Oil and Lead Works . .944

laial

95 sill

Pacific Saw Manufactur-
ing Co

Pacific Vinegar Works 96

Palmer W. J. T. & Co.. ""

Perey P

Pioneer Carpet Beatinj
Machine

Pohley & Koster

Price M

Price Press Co 89i

RansomeEmestL 86

883. 8'a3.901,943,950(2).9(

Rochicioli R. F

Roos Joseph & Co

Rosseter it Smith.

Rudolf G. & Co

Rulil Brothers

San Francisco Plating W(

Sanborn & Byraes 9

Schmidt M. k Co.... 928, 9

Sheldon & Graves 9

Shi-eve George C. & Co.
895, 917, 959,

Shuck OscarT

Steele James G. & Co . . 864, 8
896, 900, 947,

Steiger & Kerr sig. ,

Stockman J. M 941, 9j M

TaberL W. &Co ....899, 91 jtH

Tay George H. & Co « ; "

Taylor S. P. & Co (2), 9) '«'1S\

Truworthy F. M 956, 8t lofp I

Tustin W I .W^

U. S. & Foreign Salaman-
der Felting Co 91

Watson & Co 893, 919,

Weaver, Taylor & Co

Weichhart J

Weil Brothers

AVhat Cheer Laundrj' 9

Woodworth, Schell & Co . .»
Yale Lock Manufactiuring

Co a

if out

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, EstaT:lished 1852.

PROGRESS OF THE CITY

18V5-76.

C"c^I^I?-E3S^T msToi^ir.

The City of San Francisco was incorporated in May,
1850. In July, 1856, the City and County govern-
ments were united, thus consoUdating two independent
and expensive sets of governmental machinery. San
Francisco's age, therefore, is twenty-six years, and the
progi'ess made during those years is one of the marvels
of the time. The area of the City and County is
twenty-seven thousand acres.

Debt a>"d Taxation. — The bonds and coupons out-
standing at the close of the fiscal year, June, 1875, was
83,749,547.80. In addition to this, there is a bonded
debt of -SI, 500,000 for the opening of Montgomery
Avenue, payable by the property specially benefitted.
The assessed value of all propertj' in the city, after
equalization, was §268,532,857 ; so that a tax of one
and four-tenths per cent, would paj"- off the entire
debt. Nearly all of the larger American cities would
be enriched by following the example set bj'' the metro-
polis of the Pacific Coast, and avoiding the useless burden of a heavy debt. The rate of
taxation for the last fiscal year was S1.60| on each $100, of which the State received sixty and
one-half cents, and the city and county the remainder. The valuation of real estate in the city
is !? 127, 288, 645 ; of improvements, §42,668,665 ; of personal property, exclusive of money,
§90,761,341 ; of money, §7,814,208.

General Progress. — The last year has been signalized by the completion of the Palace Hotel,
the Safe Deposit Company's building, the Nevada Block, several extensive rows of substantial
brick buildings dedicated to commercial purposes, and many other structures of great beauty and
value. The wealth drawn from the mines of California and Nevada has been freely invested,
and the two-story buildings that had been in use for twenty years previously rapidly disap-
peared to make room for the massive piles that mark the inauguration of a new era in California
architecture. The extension to the west, crowding upon the burial places of the dead, and to
the extreme south, has been rapid and steady. During the earlier part of the year building
operations were progressing at a rate altogether unprecedented ; but a check was given by the
financial disturbances, and the discontinuance of loans by the Savings Banks. The suspension
of the Bank of California was not due to any prostration in trade or diminution in the products
of our industries, and the business community has long since recovered from its effects. The
Bank itself is transacting its usual business as if nothing had occurred, and, in the light of what
has transpired, San Francisco may well boast that nowhere else in the commercial world could
there have been a suspension of a vast financial institution attended with so little loss and incon-
venience. The railroad system of the State has been rapidly expanding, bringing rich agricul-
tural districts into closer communication with us, and equally benefitting both localities. A
new line of steamships has been inaugurated, to bring to us the treasures of the Orient. Rela-
tions with the wealthy Colonies of the South Sea, Victoria, and New Zealand, have been made
more intimate by the establishment of steamship service, by an American company, with those
wealthy provinces.

Trade and Cojimerce. — During the last calendar year, four thousand three hundred and
fifty vessels entered the Golden Gate, having a registered tonnage of one million five hundred
and ninety thousand one hundred and forty-eight tons. The imports amounted to .§35,708,782 ;
the exports to §35,765,637 ; exports of treasure, §42,911,048. The clearances numbered one
thousand and sixty -nine, with a tonnage of one million eighty-one thousand two hundred and
fifty -one tons. The number of passengers arriving by sea and by rail, was one hundred and

CEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers-
2

r. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant ?•

10 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

seven thousand one hundred and twenty-one ; the number of departures, forty-three thousand
and seventy-four ; lea\'ing a gain in population of sixty-four thousand and forty-seven. The
sales of mining stocks aggregated eight million two hundred and eighty-seven thousand one
hundred and seventy-seven shares, amounting to $220,222,890.

Real Estate.

The true condition of the people of a city is more closely determined by the record of its
real estate transactions than by any other information within the reach of a compiler. Numerous
heavy transfers show that our miners, merchants, and capitalists have been making unusual
accumulations, and the \ast number of minor transfers is a sure indication that mechanics
and laboring men are becoming the oMoiers of homesteads. It will be noted presently
that the year 1875 was fruitful in real-estate transfers which were of the extreme classes.
It was a good year for capitalists and speculators, and for those engaged in industrial
pursuits. The connection is readily seen. It is likely that hundreds of men who found
employmeni; in the erection of prominent commercial buildings, converted a portion of their
earnings in the pitrchase of homestead property. The money disbursed to mechanics on the
Palace Hotel or the Safe Deposit Company's building, has, to a large extent, reappeared in
homesteads, and has thus doubly benefited the city. We compile our statements of the real-
estate business from^ Magee's Real Estate Circular, which, from month to month, faitlifuUy
reviews what has been done.

Business of the Year. — There were four thousand five hundred and eight sales, amount-
ing to .|35,SS9,374, an increase of six hundred and fifty-four sales, and .§11,995,475 in amoiint,
for the year. These sales are classified as- follows : Ffty-varas, seven hundred and thirty,
§10,451,519; hundred-raras, four hundred arnl twenty-seven, $7,343,670; city slip and water
lots, seventy-seven, §2,268,620 ; South Beach,^five, $100,250 ; Potrero, two hundred and eighty-
one, §1,013,776; Mission Addition, one thousand three hundred and eight, §5,960,929;
Western Addition, one thousand one hundi-ed and twenty-five, §7,840,488 ; South San Fran-
cisco, one hundred and twenty-nine, $156,600 ; Homestead Associations, forty-nine, §195,610 ;
Outside Lands, two hundred and forty-seven, $630, 763 ; Tax and Skeleton Titles, one hmidred
and fifty-six, $59,150. There were two thousand nine hundred and eighty-eight mortgages,
amounting to $16,892,268 ; and one thoiisand eight hundred and ninety-four releases, amount-
ing to §9,740,277. The increase in the number of mortgages for the year, is three hundi-ed and
seventy-two, in amount, §19,564 ; the decrease in the number of releases was one hundi-ed and
thirty-five, and the amomit of the decrease was §1,460,974.

Summary by Months. — January: Number of sales, 500; amount, $3,724,840. Among
the notable sales are the following : Northwest corner Front ami Commercial, sixty by sixty
feet, §60,000 ; southwest comer Dupoiit and Post — one hundred and twenty feet on Dupont
and ninety-seven and a half on Post, §100,000 ; north side California Street, sixty-two and a
half feet east of INIontgomery, east twenty-five by sixty-eight and three-fourths, §85,000 ;
south side of Pine Street, eighty-seven and a half feet east of Montgomery, east fifty by one
hundred and thirty-seven aiid a half feet, §140,000. There were twelve sales of property,
worth §50,000 or more. February : Number of sales, 414 ; amount, .§4,506,538. There is a
decided increase in the value of sales in the Western Addition. Notable sales were as follows;
Southeast corner Sansom and Halleck, east thirty-foiir by sixty-eight and a half feet, $85,000;
east side of Montgomery, sixty-eight and a half feet south of Pine, south forty-six by fifty-
seven and a half feet, $127,000 ; northwest corner Powell and Ellis, north foi-ty-four by ninety-
three and a half feet, $53,000; northeast comer Washington and Davis, east seventy by one
hundred and twenty feet, §45,000; southwest comer Cla,y and Sansom, west forty by one hun-
dred and twenty feet, .§75,000; northwest cor Post and Stockton, one hmidred and thirty-seven
and a half by one hundred and thii-ty-seven and a half feet, $95,000; southeast side of JNlarket,
seventy-eight feet northeast of Sixth street, northeast ninety-eight and a half by one hundred
and seventy, §180,000, bought by E. J. Baldwin. March : Number of sales, 520 ; amount,
§4,264,397. Sales iu the Western Addition were greater than ever before recorded. The most
notable transfer was of the property on the east side of ISIontgomery Street, seventy feet south
of Pine, forty-four by sixty-seven and a half feet, for §138,000, or $3,036 per front foot, the
Real Estate Associates being the buyers. The following important sales are also noted : south-
east comer of Kearny and Sutter, south one hundred and twenty-two and a half feet to Ver
Mehr Place, by ninety-seven and a half feet, §344, 500 ; southeast side Market Street, tlu"e»
hundred eighty-one and a fourth feet, southwest of First, southwest thirty-one by one hum" "~
and fifty-five feet, §66,000. Undivided half interest south side of Brannan Street, two h
dred and seventy-five east of second, east five hundred and fifty by five hundred and fifty fi
$300,000. Ai)ril: Number of sales, 428; amount, .§3,726,545. There is noted a heavy faUi
ofif in sales in the Western Addition, and in business properties. The most imjiortant sale
of the property on the northeast comer of California and Montgomery, east sixty-two and'
half by sixty-eight and a fourth feet, for §350,000. May : Number of sales, 382 ; amou:
$4,078,465. Business property is in gi-eat demand, also the more valuable classes of reside;
property. William C. Ralston transferred his half interest in the Palace Hotel to Mr. Sha:
for $1,750,000. The lot south side of California Street, one hundred and three and two-thir(

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feet, west of Battery, west forty by eighty-nine feet, sold for $125,000 ; the southwest comer
of Pine and Sansom, one hundred thirty-seven and a half by one hundred thirty-seven and a
half feet, sold for $300,000. June: Number of sales, 371; amount, $3,038,293. There was
an incre;ise in the sales in tlie Mission Addition, and a decrease in the Western Addition, Init
no sales specially notable, and the month was a comparatively dull one in contrast with jirevi-
ous months, though a very lively one when compared \\dth the remaining months of the year.
July: Number of sales, 344; amount, $1,958,382. A very large jiroportion of the purchasers
were homestead investors. The heavier sales were as follows : Northeast corner Front and
Commercial, north fifty-live by (me hundred feet, $90,000; Northeast corner Pine and Davis,
one hundred and thirty-seven and a half by one hundred and thirty-seven and a half feet,
$155,000; southeast side Market, two hundred feet northeast of Fourth Street, northeast
twenty-five by one hundred feet, $55,000. August: Number of sales, 376; amount, $3,244,- i is"
792. There was a general increase in sales of all descriptions of property. The heaviest sale
of the month was that of the east corner of Market and Fourth streets, northeast one hundred
and seventy-five by one hundred and seventy, to Stevenson Street, for .$375,000. The Bank of
California suspended on the 2b'th of this month, and for some days prior the money market hail
been in an unsettled condition. The indications during the first part of the month were ex-
cellent. September: Number of sales, 264; amount, $1,459,917. The number of buyers of
small properties is larger this month than it was before the panic. The crash in the stock j '~4
market and the temporary loss of confidence in the banks, helped along sales of this descrip-
tion. October: Number of sales, 315; amount, $1,645,614. Small buyers are becoming still
more numerous. A tract of thirteen acres of overflowed land at South Beach, was sold to
Charles Crocker for railroad uses, for $90,000. November: Number of sales, 259; amount,
$1,582,001. Although there is a great scarcity of money, there is no break in real-estate
values. The sales of residence property continue to be the most prominent feature. The fol-
lowing heavy sales are noted : west side Front, one hundred and forty-seven and a half feet,
south of Pine, south thirty-six and three-fourths by one hundred thirty-seven and a half feet,
$70,000; south corner Market and First, southwest sixty by eighty feet, $100,000. Deceml)er:
Number of sales, 335; amount, $2,659,590. The heaviest transaction was the sale of the
Mission Woolen Mills for $785,000. The following are noted: west side of Sansom, thirty-five
and a half feet north of Pine, north thirty-one by eighty-seven and a half, $70,000 ; northeast
corner Market and Front streets, one hundred feet on Market and one hundred and thirteen on
Front, $75,000.

The Outlook for 1876. — During the first quarter of the year 1876 there have been 1023 j Ir*
sales, amounting to $5,692,060. There were scarcely any speculative sales of expensive busi-
ness property, the class of buyers of properties worth from $1,000 to $7,000 having become
very numerous. The sales in the Mission Addition are taking the lead. The sav-ings banks
ha\"ing resumed the loaning of money for building purposes, a healthy tone pervades the
market, and it is probable that the sales for the year will be as large as in 1875, after deducting
the heavy purchases made by hicky operators in mining stocks, and the heavy transfers which ^
immediately preceded and followed the panic. *^

Property Values. — Prices on Market Street, from Third to Sixth, have advanced from
twenty-five to sixty per cent, during the year. The quantity of business property sold for
$3,000 per front foot, or even more, is quite large. The choicest residence property in San
Francisco is within the district bounded by California, Market, Powell, and Leavenworth
streets, and is worth from $225 to .$400 per front foot, with a depth of 137^ feet.

Residence Property. — The Western Addition has advanced in a more rapid ratio than any
other section of the city, and prices have increased from twenty to thirty-five per cent., and
now range from $60 to $100 per front foot. At the Mission there have been more transfers,
but not a proportionate increase of prices — a circumstance really fortunate for that portion of
San Francisco. The number of small buyers has been greater than during any year in the pre-
vious history of San Francisco ; the people are becoming owners of their own homes, hence the
almost unprecedented extension of the city, which will be observ^ed in our review of the build-
ing improvements for the year.

Building Improvements.

The value of buildings which were completed during the year 1875 is greater than ever before
in the history of San Francisco. A considerable number of very costly structures, including
the Palace Hotel, were begun in 1874, or earlier. The nature of the improvements is in the
highest degree satisfactory. While the most grand and costly buildings ever constructed in
this part of the world have been rising, there have been multitudes of comfortable dwellings
springing up, and not a few of our millionaires have provided themselves with palatial man-
sions. The notable feature of the year has been the great change that has taken place in the
very heart of the city. Structures that a few years ago would have been considered as some-
thing remarkable are now becoming so numerous as to scarcely attract attention, aud the ven-
erable buildings that had satisfied our business men for the last fifteen or twenty years have
been disappearing with a rapidity that must be disheartening to those who have an affectioflkte
regard for "old landmarks."

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tion of guests. This building has a frontage of three hundred and fifty feet on New Montgom-
ery Street, two hundred and seventy- live feet on Market, three hundred and fifty on Annie,
and two hundred and seventy-five on Jessie, covering an area of ninety-six thousand two hun-
dred and fifty square feet, or a trifle more than two and one-fifth acres. There entered into the
construction of this building thirty-one million bricks, fifty-six thousand barrels of lime and
cement, ten million feet of lumber, and three thousand three himdred tons of iron. It is seven
stories high, and is probably the grandest and most elegant hotel in the world. It is the property
of Wm. Hharon, United States senator from Nevada. The land cost .^l, 000,000; the building
about .12,000,000. The cost of the furniture is upwards of half a million dollars additional. A
volume of veiy respectable dimensions might be filled with interesting information about this
marvel, a city in its completeness. Nothing is wanting that wealth can command or that can
be obtained from the resources of science and art.

Next in importance is the building of the Safe Deposit Company, on the southeast comer of
Montgomei-y and California streets, having a frontage of one hundred and thirty-seven and one
half feet on Montgomery and six hundred and eighty- three feet on California Street. The value
of the ground, building, and vaults is in the neighborhood of .$1,500,000. The great steel vault
is twenty-seven feet -wide, thirty-two feet long, and twelve feet high ; it weighs eight hundred
thousand pounds, and is the most complete work of the kind in the world. It contains four
thousaixd six hundred safes, of various sizes, rented at prices ranging from $2 to $20 per month.
The cost of all the safes and vaults was .$207,000. The security against fire and thieves is as
nearly perfect as it can be made by human ingenuity. With every known appliance it is esti-
mated that it would require three weeks to make an opening through one of the waUs of the
great vault. Its top, bottom, and sides can be readily inspected. There is a thoroughly organ-
ized patrol, and telegraphic connection vrith the police headquarters at the Citj^ Hall.

The Nevada Block, owned by Flood & O'Brien, is on Montgomery Street, between Pine and
Summer, having a frontage on Montgomery Street of one hundred and twenty-five feet. The
principal story is occupied by the Nevada Bank and the First National Gold Banlc The build-
ing has been erected in the most substantial and elegant manner, equally capable of resisting fire
and earthquake, at a cost of about $500,000.

Wade's Opera House, on Mission Street, near Third, is a brick and iron building, having a
frontage of one hundred and ten feet, and a depth of two hundred and seventy-five feet, and
M-ith the land and fixtures cost upwards of $500,000. There are three front entrances to the
theatre, one of them twenty-four feet wide, and each of the others thirteen feet wide. The
auditorium is eighty-four feet in diameter, and it is sixty-eight feet from the ceiling of the dome
to the floor of the parquet. There are seats for two thousand five hundred persons, without
crowding. The stage is eighty by one hundred feet in size, and the distance from floor to roof
is ninety-six feet. It is one of the largest and most elaborately constructed in America, and
there are few, if any, theatres this side of the Atlantic, more complete in all of their appoint-
ments.

E. J. Baldwin is finishing a building at the junction of Market, Powell, and Ellis streets,
having a frontage of two hundred and seventy-five feet on Powell Street, two hundred and ten
feet on Market, and one hundred and thirty-seven and one half feet on Ellis Street. It is six
stories high, and the value of the property is estimated at $800,000. A portion of the struc-
ture will be used as a hotel, having five hundred rooms. It contains a theatre, now open, hav-
ing seats for one thousand seven hundred people. The auditorium is one hundred and twenty-
five by seventy-five feet in size. From the floor of the parquet to the ceiling of the dome the
distance is sixty -five feet. In fitting up the theater there has been a lavish expenditure of
money, and in the furnishing of the hotel elegance and convenience, not the cost, will be the
ruling considerations.

William Hood has erected, at a cost of about $200,000, the Commercial Hotel, a four-story
structure, at the junction of Montgomery Avenue, Kearny and Pacific streets.

Some exceedingly valuable improvements have been made upon Market Street, notably by
the Cunningham estate, near Second, and the imposing brick block of D. 0. Mills, near Third.
At the coi-ner of Sutter and Kearny streets, Milton S. Latham is completing a magnificent brick
and Frearstone structure, at an expense of $310,000, to be named Thurlow Block. The bonanza
millionaires have thrown a boldness and energy in building operations that has resulted in a
great change in the appearance of the business part of the city. Men whose fortunes have been
of slower growth would have hesitated about taking what seemed to be such great risks, and
would never have built such splendid structures as are now rendering the city famous.

The high land on Russian HiU has become the favorite locality for the costly residences of
San Francisco millionaires. Ex-Governor Leland Stanford, President of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, has erected, at the comer of California and Powell streets, the most costly
and magnificent dwelling in San Francisco, at a probable expense of nearly a million dollars.
Charles Crocker, a director in the same company, has for some time been engaged in the erection
of a house as valuable as that of ex-Govemor Stanford, directly opposite the residence of Gen-
eral Colton.

The number of dwelling houses ranging in value from $10,000 to $40,000, is very large, and
the number of buildings of more moderate cost, erected during the year, is unprecedented.

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The number of buildings erecteil and completed during the year ending February 29, 1876,
is eighteen hundred and forty.* Of this num])er, forty. four are of brick. Included in the
latter are the Palace Hotel, Nevada Block, Safe Deposit Block, Wade's Opera House, and
several other extensive improvements commenced previous to, but completed during the period
named. Of the wooden buildings erected, four-fifths are of one and two stories, principally
used for dwellings. The remaining fifth includes a number of elegant and costly private
residences, the most prominent of which is the commodious mansion of Gov. Leland Stanford,
erected at an expense of .$1,000,000. The aggregate expense of these improvements is estimated
at $12,500,000, an amount exceeding that of any other year in the city's history.

Number of Buildings. — The number of buildings in the city and county is estimated at
twenty-five thousand five hundred, of which four thousand three hundred and fifty are of brick.
The Federal Census of 1870 returns the aggregate number at twenty -two thousand two hundred
and sixty-six.

Operations of tbe Real Estate Assoelates.

The Real Estate Associates is an institution of a very singular character. It has undertaken
the herculean task of buildmg up the city of San Francisco, and the evidences are everywhere
apparent that it is earnestly prosecuting this commendable work. The company was organized
ten years ago, with a small capital of .$120,000, which has been increased from time to time,
until now it has reached .$1,000,000, all paid up, Vjesides having a large surplus. Originally, its
operations were confined to the buying and selling of unimproved lands. But about five years
ago the prescience of Mr. HoUis, the President and Manager of the institution since its forma-
tion, induced him to try the experiment of building homes and selling them, either for cash or
a long credit (upon the installment plan). The project was so novel, and beset with so many
adverse surroundings, that few but the projector entertained a hope of its success as a regular
business enterprise. Now, however, the sentiment prevails, and it is universallj^ admitted,
that the corporation of T. Pi. E. A., imder the judicious direction of its head executive, has
done more permanent good for the city and citizens of San Francisco, than its most sanguine
well-wisher could have expected. Of the fifteen hundred families who have been furnished
with homes, it is safe to say not over one third could have ever hoped to have owned a home
had it not been for the facilities offered by this association. Its operations are now of immense
magnitude, and there is not anything too small or too large that does not come ■nathin its com-
pass. Its customers embrace many of our wealthy citizens and merchants, while the tradesman
and artisan extend their full share of patronage, as is e^'idenced by the fact that the range in
prices for a house and lot has thus far been from -$2,700 to -$27,000. The company will build
any kind of a house, insisting on one condition — that the house be built on its own land.
Though constantly invited to erect dwellings on lots owned by others, the proposition is stead-
ily refused. Last year the association sold over three huncb'ed houses, at an aggregate value of
nearly $2,000,000. It is now building and selling at the rate of a house per day. In the con-
struction department the company has from tliree hundred to four hundred mechanics constantly
employed, whose weekly wages amount to between .$8,000 and 810,000. All work is done by
day labor, except plumbing, the several contracts for which amount to -$10,000 monthly. Be-
tween .$30,000 and $40,000 per month is expended for lumber, and the bill for mill work foots
up $1.5,000 additional. Smaller items embrace 82,000 monthly for glassware, .$2,500 for paints
and oils, and about $3,000 for hardware. The company is in a very prosperous condition, and
is constantly making purchases of suitable tracts of land. The disbursements on account of
land purchases range from -$100,000 to -$150,000 monthly, and when it is understood that this
means cash, some idea may be formed of the mammoth business of this corporation.

The Outlook for 1876.

The more notable improvements near the business center of the city were largely the result
of the develoi^ment of the great wealth of the Nevada mines, and the sudden acquirement of
colossal fortunes. The 5'ield of buUion is undiminished, and it must continue to make itself
felt in the erection of improvements, but we cannot expect such a sudden inauguration of great
enterprises at the present time. Many substantial and expensive structures are rearing their
walls, however ; and, with the disappearance of the last traces of the financial troubles last Fall,
there has been a healthy re\aval, and the progress for 1876 promises to be greater than during
any of the years preceding the bonanza developments. One of the more prominent structures
now in course of erection is the new building of the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board,
on Pine Street. It is to be four stories high ; its frontage is to be seventy-seven and one half
feet, and its depth one hundred and thirty-seven and one half feet. It will be unsurpassed for
elegance and adajjtability to its intended purposes, and the matter of expense %vill be a second-
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mencecl from week to week. The sand hills in the Western Addition are rapidly clisappearing,
and rows of comfortal)le houses are taking their places, while there is greater activity at the
^lission than has been seen there for years before.

Improvement of Streets.

From July 1, 1856, to July 1, 1875, the City of San Francisco and its citizens hare expended
812,754,759.72 for the grading, paving, and sewering of streets. The total length of sewers con-
structed is 74. 37 miles. Sewers of an aggregate length of three hundretl and ninety-two thou-
sand seven hundred and nine feet four inches, were built last year ; and the cost of street work
for the year was .S603,492.32. The cost of sweeping the streets is .S5,620 per month, or .^67,440
per annum, and the total cost of sweeping and repairs was .?158,927.71, paid from the Street
Fund. The cost of tools, work in front of public property, and of repaving accepted streets, was
.^129,084. 97 additional. The enormous amoimt of money expended by the city has by no means
been used to the best advantage. The plan of sewerage was defective and it was reserved for
the present local administration to take proper steps to secure plans (an appropriation of
.slO,000 has been authorized for this pui-pose by the Legislature of the State at its last session)
that will meet the present and prospective wants. The mistakes of the past have been followed
with most disastrous results, and the costly experience of the last twenty years will doubt-
less cause a more judicious expenditure of the people's money hereafter. The lighting of
streets and repairing of street lamps cost !§273,501, thus making a total expense of $1,165,006
for the improvement and care of the streets of San Francisco for the last fiscal year.

Public Bnlldlnss.

The New Mint stands upon the northwest comer of Mission and Fifth streets, fronting one
hundred and sixty and one half feet on the former and two hundred and seventeen and one
sixth feet on the latter. The building is two stories high, besides the basement. The parapet
walls are fifty-six feet high ; the pediment seventy-five, and the two chimLueys each one hundi-ed
and forty-two feet. The fonn of the building is a hollow parallelogram, one hundred and two
and one half feet by forty-three and thi-ee quartei's, paved with flagging. The foundation is of
concrete, five feet deep, laid in the most substantial manner. The basement walls are of the
hardest sun-burned brick, three feet thick, with a face of Rocklin granite one foot thick. The.
upper walls are also of brick and of the same material, faced with blue-gray sandstone twelve
inches thick. The floor girders are wrought-iron beams, twelve inches deep. The floors are
arched with brick between the beams ; leveled above with concrete, then flagged. The wains-
cot, door, and window frames, shutters, columns, ornamental work, and the back stairs, are all
of iron. The broad, lofty front stairs on the Fifth Street front, are of Rocklin granite. The
doors and window sashes, golden mahogany; the counters and furniture of Honduras mahog-
any ; the window glass of French plate ; door fittings of brass ; the flat-link sash-weight chains
are copper, and the roof covered with copper, tinned on both sides. Six solid fluted columns,
massive and lofty, give beauty and grandeur to the main entrance on Fifth Street. The style
of architecture is the Doric.

A particular description of the location and especial purpose of each room, with the peculiar
elaborate machinery contained therein, would fiU a volume. Much of the costly machinery is
of the most massive description in its proportions and solidity, and finished with the finest pos-
sible mathematical nicety. As is not generally known, the San Francisco Mint is no longer a
Branch Mint, even in name. Nearly two years since it was erected into the fuU dignity of an
independent establishment. In fact, when one considers the magnitude of the business done
within its waUs, it would seem that in respect to this, and most important of all particulars,
aU the other mints in the country might more properly be ranked as branches of this. Its
coinage of gold and silver during 1875, up to December 31, was : Gold — one million two hun-
dred and thirty thousand double eagles, worth $24,600,000; nine thousand half eagles, worth
.^5,000; eleven thousand six hundred quarter eagles, worth $29,000; total, .$24,674,000.
Silver — four million four hundred and eighty-seven thousand trade dollars, worth $4,487,000 ;
three million two hundred thousand half dollars, worth $1,600,000; six hundred and eighty
thousand quarter dollars, worth $170,000; one million one hundred and fifty-five thousand
twenty cent pieces, w-orth .$231,000; nine million and seventy thoiisand dimes, worth .$907,000;
total, .$7,395,000; thus making the total coinage for the year, .$32,069,000. The total amount
coined since the opening of a mint in 18-54, is: Gold, .$390,427,200 ; Silver, $19,175,400. The
coinage for the quarter ending March 31, 1876, amounts to $9,007,500, an increase over the
corresponding quarter of 1875 of .$2,489,500.

During the year 1875, the refining department has been placed in operation. Its capacity
is about one million ounces per month, an amount frequently insufiicient to meet the demands
for its ser\aces. Charges for refining : three hundred parts gold and less, 2i cents ; three hun-
dred and a half parts gold to six hundred thousand, 4 cents ; six hundred and a half p;irts gold
to seven hundred and fifty thousand, 6 cents ; seven hundred and fifty and a half parts ^old
and over, 8 cents. When necessary, outside establishments are employed to assist the L . S.
Mint in its refining department.

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by Washington, Sansom, Jackson, and Battery streets, commonly known as the Post-office
Block, stands, or has begun to stand, the new United States Appraiser's Building. Its length,
on Sansom Street, is two hundred and sixty-five feet and six inches ; its depth from west to
east, along both Washington and Jackson streets, one hundred and twenty feet and six inches ;
its height is to be three full stories above a lofty basement. The material is what is known
among tlie builders of this coast as Xapa stone, from the locality of its most abundant quarries.
It appears to be a kind of metamorphic granite. Only the basement and the first floor are to
be used as appraiser's stores ; the two upper stories are intended for occupation by the United
States courts. The basement, nine feet and three inches in the clear, and first and second
stories, are already completed, or are so nearly so that the third floor is fully laid. The base-
ment wall rests upon a bed of solid concrete, five feet wide and as many deep. The material
is broken rock firmly bedded in the best Roseudale cement. This was laid in courses about
eight inches thick or deep, and each course was thorouglily tamped down into the utmost
obtainable solidity. The first floor consists of arches of brick turned between deep and strong
iron beams. Among the closing acts of the last Congress was the passage of a bill appropri-
ating 8150,000 for the continuation of work upon this building. The progress of this immense
and valuable building has been greatly delayed by the unexpected, yet almost imperative,
necessity of changing the material of the outer walls from stone to pressed brick with granite
sills, a very considerable modification of the original design. Gen. Samuel McCullough, Super-
intendent of Construction of United States Buildings in California, the same who completed
the United States Mint for SoO,000 within the appropriation therefor, has charge of this.
Under his economical administration, masterly management, and watchful care, it bids fair to
rank among the most faithfully and substantially-constructed Government buildings ever
erected.

Xew U. S. Sub-Treasury. — A building is now being erected on the site of the old Mint,
on Conunercial Street, of the same style of architecture as the U. S. Appraiser's Building, of
pressed brick, with granite sills, at an estimated cost of §90,000, of which a small appropriation,
§35,000, has already been made. It was the original intention to repair the old Mint, but on
examining the building, it was found so defective, and that the cost of repairing it would have
exceeded the cost of a new buUding, that it was finally determined to j)ull it doAvn and erect
the new building, of which the basement is completed.

The Post-office still occupies its old, insufficient, and inconveniently-located quarters on
the eastern half of the block, bounded by Washington, Battery, and Jackson streets. Here it
is horizontally sandwiched between the basement and upper story, both of which the Custom
House appropriates. The Postmaster, Gen. Coey, with his customary zeal and efficiency is still
multiplying all possible conveniences for the accommodation of the two hundred and thirty
thousand people to whom his is by far the most important of all the Federal offices. His small
army of employes, already numbering one hundred and twenty, can hardly be recruited fast
enough to equal the constantly-increasing demand upon their indispensable ser\aces. Between
forty and fifty find amjjle employment in the in-door service ; upward of thirty are postal clerks
or stage agents, and forty-two are employed in the distribution and collection of written
and printed mail matter throughout the city. The number of letters and postal cards deliv-
ered during the year 1875 was four million seven hundred thousand ; collected, five million six
hundred thousand. Newspapers delivered, one million two hundred thousand ; collected, eight
hundred and twenty thousand. The muitiplication of the iron postal boxes, placed at conven-
ient intervals within and to even beyond the corporate limits of the city, proves an indispensa-
ble public convenience, and, in fact, an almost inestimable public benefit in saving to our citizens
the thousands of daily journeys to the Post-office, wliich, under the former system, they were
necessarily compelled to make several times a day. Yet, although the ser^^ce of the carrier
department is so frequent and efficient, the two thousand three hundred post-office boxes still
used, directly or indirectly, by upward of sixteen thousand persons, show that a very consid-
erable portion of our citizens still prefer their conveniences. The number of letters dispatched
daily by the regular Overland Mail is between three and four thousand, while the State and
Coast Mail is nearly five times as great. The mails to China and Japan carry six thousand let-
tei-s a month ; those to Australia, five thousand ; to the West Coast of Central and South
America, four thousand ; to the Sandwich Islands, four thousand ; to British America and
Alaska, two thousand. Thus, the grand aggregate of letters annually dispatched from the San
Francisco Post-office rises to between seven and eiyht million ! These figures, the reader will
remember, make no account of the almost equally immense number of letters received ; nor of
the hundreds of tons of papers and other mailable matter which the successive relays of day
and night forces of clerks annually handle. Among the more particular statistics of letters,
may be specified the two hundred dead letters which form the daily average sent hence ; regis-
tered letters, nearly one hundred ; money orders, one hundred and thirty per day; of the latter,
about two hundred and twenty-five a month, for sums averaging about $35 each, go to Germany.
The value of stamps sold during 1875 was §400,276. Besides the making up and forwarding of
the immense mails already described, the San Francisco office receives all the surplus money
order funds of the other Post-offices upon this coast, averaging over §30,000 a week. It also
sends out to other offices about §10,000 a month, to enable them to cash postal money orders
drawn upon them. Gen. Coey's right-hand man is Assistant Postmaster William C. Dougherty,

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whose record of continuous service in the Department dates back to 1843. Of these thirty- three
consecutive years he has spent the last twelve in responsible positions comiected with the office
in this city. Gen. Coey's previous exi)erience in the same capacity, his well-known energy and
careful attention to details, with that rare tact which inclines him not only to gratify, but, as
far as practicable, to anticipate every public want, combine to make him exceedingly efficient
and popular.

The Custom House. — The Custom House has for many years been overcrowded, and there
will be a great relief felt by employees, merchants, and shipmasters, when the removal of the
Appraiser's quarters to a new building will leave the miich needed space. A few of its statistics
for 1875 will convey a fail* idea of its importance, and of the volume of business transacted on the
Pacific Coast. During the year 1875, the total clearances of American vessels for domestic jiorts
were four hundred and seven, with a tonnage of three hundred and sixteen thousand two hundred
and nine tons ; of foreign vessels for domestic ports, thirty-four, with a tonnage of thirty-three
thousand six hundred and twenty ; of American vessels for foreign ports, three hundred and
forty, with a tonnage of four hundred and twenty-six thousand seven hundred and eighty -four
tons ; foreign vessels for foreign ports, two hundred and sixty-one, with a tonnage of two
hundred and ninety-eight thousand seven hundred and ninety-three tons ; besides these twelve
American vessels, with a total tonnage of four thousand six hundred and fifty-one tons, and
two foreign vessels, with a tonnage of two hundred and fifty-one tons, cleared for whaling ; and
thirteen American vessels, of nine hundred and forty -three tons burden, cleared for fishing and
sealing voyages. The total number of arrivals, in the same year, was four thousand three
hundred and fifty, representing a gross tomiage of one million five hundred and ninety thousand
one hundred and forty-eight tons.

The United States Marine Hospital — Is a very complete hospital establishment, built
on the pavilion plan, and equipped with all the modern appliances which science and art have
devised for the treatment of disease. To this hospital are admitted only persons employed on
merchant vessels, and a tax is imposed by the Government upon the class of seamen benefitted
by the hospital, which now nearly maintains it. The United States only pro^ddes in marine
hospitals for all merchant seamen sick or disabled who may be restored to sea-going ability
within a reasonable time ; but does not proA"ide for those crippled and permanently disabled for
the seaman's vocation. This hospital is located at Mountain Lake, west of First Avenue, and
is now reached by the north end of First Avenue. During this year, it is expected that
California Street will be opened to a point near the hospital grounds. The Sutter Street
line of cars, to the corner of California Street and Cemetery Avenue, is the public conveyance
nearest to the hospital. The town office is at 715 Clay Street, corner of Kearny ; Dr. C. N.
Ellinwood, Surgeon.

The Army, Navy, etc. — The military and other offices of the Federal service, numbering
several scores in all, are not accommodated in any government building especially provided for
them, but occupy rented offices in the most convenient locations available.

State Buildings or Offices. — Although several state officials necessarily have their offices
in this city, the State has not yet provided any special building for their accommodation. The
various Commissioners, Inspectors, and Agents, rent offices as convenient as possible to the
respective locations of their several occupations. Should the reader have any special desii-e to
know where these are he can easily ascertain by referring to the proper place in the general
directory.

Municipal Buildings. — Of these the most important as the local capitol and seat of the
municipal offices, is the City Hall. In respect to this, her governmental building, San Fran-
cisco is just now in that transition state in which she partly has two, and completely has none.

The Old City Hall, long familiar to every resident for any considerable- time, occupies the
southwest corner of the block bounded by Washington, Montgomery, Merchant, and Kearny
streets. It is of brick, stuccoed. For inconvenience of arrangement and insufficiency of accom-
modation it stands pre-emment. Several of the entrances are blind and roundabout, and few,
if any of them, are broad or light enough. Many of the important offices are exceedingly bad
in themselves, both with regard to their situation relatively to each other, as well as for ready
access by the general public. In addition to these objections, they are ill-lighted, and poorly
ventilated.

New City Hall. — Occupies the site formerly known as Yerba Buena Park, at the junction of
Market and Van Ness Avenue. Its construction was commenced in September, 1871, under
an Act of the Legislature, approved April 4, 1870, upon an estimated expenditure for the
entire building of .fl, 500, 000. The total expenditures under the operations of the Commission-
ers, appointed under the Act before its repeal, March 30, 1874, was $1,400,000 ; since the latter
date the control of its operations has been placed in charge of a Committee of Supervisors,
with authority to close up the business of the old Board of Commissioners, to liquidate all
unsettled claims, and to adopt the necessary measures to preserve and protect building,
grounds, etc. That portion of the building loiOMai as the Hall of Records, is in an advanced
state, and it is estimated that an additional sum of .$50,000, will entirelj'^ complete it. This
building, in its construction, is most admirably adapted for the purposes for which it was
designed ; it is fire - proof throughout, and is supplied with evwy facility for the rapid
transaction of business and for the convenience of those engaged therein. The Legislature, at

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its last session, passed an Act, approved April 3, 1876, axithorizing the Board of Supervisors,
in the event that they deem it expedient, to continue the construction of the building, to levy
and collect annually, commencing with the fiscal year 187(), and for the following four years,
a tax on real and personal property of the city, 15 cents on each $100 of value, the money
arising therefrom to be called the Js^ew City Hall Fund, out of which shall be paid all claims for
labor, materials, etc. The Act creates the Mayor, Auditor, and City and County Attorney, a
Board of Commissioners to carry on the work according to the original plan, each of whom is
to receive a salary of §100 a month; they shall appoint a Superintendent, at a salary of $200 a
month ; an Architect, $300 a month ; and a Secretary, $150 a month.

The Jail, upon the north side of Broadway Street, between Kearny and Dupont, now
quite convenient to the Old Citj^ Hall. As in most of the larger American cities, petit larceny,
misdemeanor, and vagrancy, with assault and battery, or others of the minor offences, con-
stitute the causes for which fully five sixths of all convicts find their way within its walls.

The Industkial School. — This juvenile jail, the primary department of our municipal
reformatory institutions, occiapies a lieautiful and healthful suburban location on the San Jose
Road, betwen five and six miles southwest of the City Hall. Its dimensions, accommodations,
and general condition remain unchanged since last year except by the addition of a large stable.
As a pleasing proof of the gradual progress of this institution we note the fact, as shown by
successive reports, that the number of youth committed by their parents for unmanagability,
and, especially, the number of those recommitted, annually diminishes. In the distinctively
reformatory department its management continues that firm, quiet, and thoroughly-etiicient
discipline which waj^ward youth most need, while the various industrial occupations, both out-
doors and in, continue as varied and general as the public appropriation permits, constantly
demonstrating, if demonstration were needed, the indispensable value of profitable industry in
the reclamation of \acious youth. According to the report of the Superintendent for the last fiscal
year, there were two hundred and twenty-two inmates — one hundred and sixty-six boys and
fifty-six girls. There were two hundred and twenty -five commitments to the institution during
the year. The cost of maintaining the school was $42,401.19, and for maintaining girls at the
Magdalen Asylum, .'j;9,036, or a total of $57,957.19, for the support of this department.

The House of Correction. — Upon the same lot as the Industrial School Building, and
about a huntb-ed yards northeast of it, the New House of Correction is situated. It has
the general form of a hexagon, with projecting wings in front and at each adjoining side. The
diameter of the main buikling is ninety-two feet ; the dimensions of each wing forty -four feet by
one hmnlred and thirty-seven. The foundation and basement walls are of stone ; the remain-
ing three stories of brick. The contract for its erection was awarded to Dennis Jordan, for
$123,000, gold coin, in September, 1874. Messrs. Bugbee & Son, architects. On the first floor
of the hexagonal building is the guards' room, ninety-two feet in diameter, commanding a view
of every cell door in the two wings. There is a workshop, forty-four by one hundred and
thirty-seven, in the northwest wing. There are two hundred cells, five by six feet on the floor,
and eight feet high, to be occupied by one person only. The doors are of open iron work, and
admit sutiicient air, it is claimed, although it seems to be an act of needless cruelty to confine
an.y human being, no matter what his offence may be, in a cell containing only two hundred and
forty culjic feet of air. As we close our compilations, the Supervisors are arranging for the
organization and the immediate opening of this institution.

The City and County Hospital is located in the southern part of the city, on a lot
bounded by Nevada, Sierra, and Nebraska streets, and Potrero Avenue, and containing about
ten acres. The main building faces the west, the entrance being on Potrero Avenue, which
runs nearly north and south. All the buildings are of wood with brick basements, except the
kitchen and laundry which are wholly of brick. The different buildings are : The administrative
and dining hall buildings, each three stories high, situated in the center of the block opposite
each other on either side of the covered corridor, which runs lengthwise of the premises ; the
kitchen and laundry, back of the diniiig rooms ; the gate house, stable, morgue, operating rooms,
etc., conveniently located in various places, and, lastly, six long pavilions, each two stories
high, and designed to accommodate sixty -four patients with their nurses. These will contain,
with the most generous allowance for space, three hundred and eighty-four patients, and are
considered amply sufficient for present purposes. It is designed, eventually, to have twelve
pavilions built in pairs on either side of the corridor, and parallel with the main building.

Alms House. — In 1867 the erection of such an institution became imperatively necessary
in order to relieve the City and County Hospital of the permanently disabled and superan-
nuated who had accumulated for years, and a large, substantial, and commodious wooden build-
ing was erected for this purpose near Lake Honda. The house will accorumodate five hundred
persons, and up to the present time has proved amply sufficient to meet the public want, the
average daUy number of inmates, during the past year, having been less than four hundi'ed.

New School Houses.

The Board of Supervisors have expended most of the funds derived from the sale of $200,-
300 of bonds, in the erection of the following school buildings :

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Greenwich Street, between Jones and Taylor streets. The building has a frontage of fifty-one '
and two thirds feet, and a depth of seventy-nine and seven twelfths feet. There are two ^nngs,
thirteen by thirty-five feet, for halls of entrance. It is three stories high. There are accom-
modations for seven hundred and twenty pupils. Contract price, $29,500.

South Cosmopolitan Grammar School. — An eighteen class building has been erected on
the fifty vara lot on the soiith side of Eddy Street, between Polk Street and Van Ness Avenue.
Its dimensions are the same as those of the preceding building, and in addition there are two
wings thirty-eight by thirty-five feet in size. It seats one thousand pupils and cost !i^37,000.

Mission School. — The old Mission school house has been removed to the rear portion of
the lot and thoroughly repaired. A twelve class building has been erected on Mission Street,
with seats for twelve hundred grammar and primary pupils, at a cost of $28,000.

Geary Street School. — A building, similar to the Greenwich Street Primary, has been \tm
erected on a portion of Hamilton Square fronting upon Geary Street. There are accommoda-
tions for seven hundred grammar pupils. Cost of building, $26,500.

RiNCON School. — The old Pincon school building has been removed to the western portion
of the lot on which it stood, raised one story, and made into a twelve class building, with room
for seven hundred primary pupils. A new edifice has been erected in this lot, forty- eight by
seventy-eight and one fourth feet in size, with two wings for halls of entrance, thii'teen by
thirty-five feet in size. These two buddings will seat thirteen hundred pupils. The cost of jcr-
repairing the old one was $3,990 ; of building the new one, $31,937.

Lincoln Primary. — Upon a lot on Bryant Street, near Sixth, the Board of Education has
erected an elegant twelve class edifice similar to the Rincon grammar building, with seats for
seven hundred and twenty pupils. Contract price, $28,794. The lot cost $20,000. It is
ninety by two hundred and seventy -five feet in size, and aff'ords ample room for the erection of
another school house.

Boys' High School. — This is a plain and substantial building on a fifty vara lot on the
north side of Sutter Street, between Octavia and Gough. The building is fifty-one and seven ana
twelfths by seventy-nine and one twelfth feet in size. The session rooms are all twenty -four
and seven twelfths by thirty-three feet in dimension, and those upon the third story are con-
nected by sliding doors, and can be thrown into one large hall for general exercises. Contract Ijob
price, $37,400.

Other School Houses and Enlargements. — Another story has been added to the Spring Lji
Valley Grammar School, giving four more rooms. Cost, $11,525.

A one story building has been erected at the corner of Noe and Temple streets, capable of
accommodating two hundred and forty primary pupils, at a cost of $7,297.50. Lfep

The buildings erected have cost $258,146, and wdl accomodate 6,700 pupils. ifflyl

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The population of San Francisco is scattered over a large area, and an abundance of fresh air jjjj,

and sunshine is thus assured. To this fact, in no inconsiderable degree, the city is indebted for ^j],
its low death rate. The consti'uction of street cars enables the toiling masses to reside in local- j,
ities where the cost of land is small and where each may become the owner of the house that |,
shelters him. This modern means of transportation is one of the greatest blessings of the times,
and has been more potent than anything else in improving the health and purifying the morals
of communities. But for our street railroads, the central part of the city would be densely
populated, while its outskirts would remain almost uninliabited. What is now within the reach
of everybody, would be a luxury, to be enjoyed only by the more opulent.

The street railroads of San Francisco are of an aggregate length of forty-nine miles, and as
most of the companies have double tracks over the principal part of their routes, there is not
less than ninety miles of track in daily use. Exact information has been given us by some of X ■
the companies, but not by all of them. We find, however, that the total number of passengers
carried during the year 1875, was about thirty mdlious ; that there are two hundred and fifty
cars in use, one thousand seven hundred and twenty-nine horses owned by the companies, and
six hundred and ten men employed. Six out of the eight companies are connected with the ^^^t
ferry landing at the foot of Market Street. Their branches extend to every part of the city
where there is a prospect of obtaining a fair amount of business, and in many cases extensions
to unimproved localities have been secured by property-owners, and have thus induced popula-
tion by rendering them accessible.

The Central Railroad Co. owns two main lines, both double track. One runs from the
water front, on Vallejo Street near Front, to the junction of Eighth and Brannan streets — two
miles and seven eighths ; the other, from Taylor Street, between Eddy and Turk, to the junc-
tion of Post Street and Cemetery Avenue, Lone Mountain — two miles and a quarter. There
are also ferry cars running to the foot of Market Street, connecting with the company's other
lines at the junction of Market and Sansom streets. Total length of both lines, with sidings,
five miles and one eighth. A branch track from the corner of Turk and Fillmore streets,
through Turk, Devisadero and Fell streets, to the new Golden Gate Park — one mile — is in
process of construction, and will be completed, stocked, and operated as soon as the Park Ijecomes
sufiiciently attractive. The company had in 1875 twenty-four cars in regular daily use, sixteen

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* a the City Front Line, and eight on the Lone Mountain Line — all of the usual pattern, seat-
ig twenty-two passengers each. It has ninety employes upon its rolls, and owns and works
.vo hundred and twenty horses. Tlie conductors and drivers, one to each car, receive
■oiu .^'2.50 to §2. 75 a day. In fare, the company ailheres to the rate of four tickets
ir a "quarter," and exacts ten cent.s for a single fare. Passengers who desire, receive a transfer
■om either line to the other without extra expense. In 1875 this road carried an aggregate of
bout tliree million five hundred thousand passengers, making its gross earnings amount to
216,000.

The City Railroad Co., commonly called " Woodward's," from the name of its principal,
' not exclusive, owner, or " Mission Street," from the name of the street upon which most of
£ property lies, owns and operates one double track, main line — " The Mission Route " — from
ae corner of Steuart and Mission streets, straight along the latter to Twenty-sixth Street, a
istance of three miles ; and one branch line — " The City Route" — mostly double track, from
P^oodward's Gardens, Mission Street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, through Mission,
ifth, Market, Dupont, and Sutter streets, to the Oakland Ferry. This line is noted
)r ha\dng first introduced the "l)ob-tail," or light, one-horse car, seating but fourteen,
aving no conductor, but requiring each passenger to deposit his o^vn fare or ticket — which
e obtains of the driver through a small brass gate swinging horizontally in the front
oor — in a patent receiver viith glass front and Vjack, and a tipping bottom from which,
y pulling a strap, the driver slips or drops each fare or ticket as soon as deposited,
ito a metal box below, which is unlocked and emptied of its contents once each round
ip by the secretary or his agent, as the car passes the depot or the office. This company owns
jrty cars, besides a number of large, open cars for summer excursions ; two hundred and
(venty horses, and regularly employs thirty-five drivers, at §2. 50 per day. It sells four tick-
ts for twenty-five cents, and charges ten cents a single fare, keeps its cars cleaner and better
ghted, runs them oftener and faster, and, upon the whole, pleases the general public better
ban any other line. During 1S75 it carried about four million of passengers.

The Clay Street Hill Railroad Co. is remarkable for combining steam and horse power
the traction of its cars. The exceeding steepness of the grade along the first seven
locks from its eastern terminus westward, in some parts being one foot in six, renders it
rholly impracticable, if not quite impossible, for any ordinary span of horses to pull np even
i he smallest cars and the lightest loads. In this juncture the ingenious and enterprising com-
an}^, encouraged by energetic citizens li^^ng upon the adjacent heights or o\^Tiing adjacent
iropcrt}', became the pioneers in the emplojonent of a steam engine acting upon an endless
.ndergrouud steel-wire cable, by which to draw loaded cars up the grade swiftly, smoothly, and
afely. At the top of the grade stands a stationary engine of thirty-five horse power. This
■perates hea^'y machinery, which steadily winds the ■wire cable at a uniform rate, in one direction,
p one track and down the other. This rope cable is of the best steel wire, upward of three inches
tt circumference, about one mile and three eighths long, and weighs nearly five tons. The cars
eceive the motive power through tenders or dummies, coupled to them in front and provided
pith strong gripping-clamps or grippers which reach down through a narrow continuous slit or
lot nearly under the center of the car, and firmly grip the cable which instantly communicates
ts motion to both tender and car. They stop by releasing their grip upon the running cable
teneath and remain stationary, or avoid running down hill by four strong brakes which,
nstead of acting directly upon the wheels as usual, present four long, flat surfaces which, when
(ushed squarely down upon the track exert a friction which proves amply sufficient to hold
hem securely in place without the least sign of slipping under even the heaviest load. Judg-
ng by the throngs of spectators and passengers for months after the opening of this road, it
ras for a long time an open question whether it was the greater mechanical curiosity or muni-
ipal convenience. The steep grade, up and do-mi which the company employs steam i)ower,
xtends from the inner or city end, at the comer of Clay and Kearny streets, to Leavenworth
street, a distance of seven blocks, or nearly three qiiarters of a mile ; thence to the outer or
uburban terminus, nearly two miles, the cars are drawn by horses in the usual manner. Among
;he minor conveniences of this line, the public notice with pleasure^that it was the first and,
hus far, remains the only one which pro"V"ides its cars with clocks, and keeps them, like the
tther equipments of the line, always in excellent running order and sharply ' ' on time. " Mechan-
cally and financially, the road has jiroved a gratifying success to its ingenious and enterprising
)rojectors and owners. This company also, as well as the Central, proposes to extend its line
hrough Claj^ Street and First Avenue to the Golden Gate Park at as early a day as an obvious
public demand shall justify the expense. The present working force is thirty-three men,
wenty-two horses, and fourteen cars. Five tickets for a " quarter ;" single fares at same rate.
'• During the whole period of its operation, since September, 1873, the road has carried over three
^ niUion two hundred and fifty thousand passengers without accident of any kind. At present
ts daily travel averages about four thousand three hundred, and the consumption of coal,
>! lixteen hundred poumls. A new steel rope was put in on December 12, 1875 ; the old rope
'■< lad run two years and four months, traveled sixty-four thousand two hundred miles, and raised
1 ive hundred and fortj-^-two thousand five hundred tons of dead weight three hundred and seven
5 :eet high. As far as known it is the only road of the kind not only in the United States but
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The Market Street Horse Railway Co. 's main line begins in Market Street, near th< "V
water front, and runs along Market and Valencia streets to Twenty-sixth Street, nearly four miles "'' '
over a fine double track the whole distance. Its Hayes VaUey branch runs from the junctioi "'
of Market and Hayes streets, through Hayes, Laguna, and five other streets, to the comer o J^
OTarrell and Devisadero streets, nearly two miles. Since August, 1874, the cars of this rout(*'
have been running as a separate line from the water-front terminus at the foot of Market Street *
direct to the terminus above named, thus avoiding the former inconvenience of changing cara a ^f
the Hayes Valley junction. Upon both lines the company now runs about forty cars, employ; *^ '
one hundred and sixty men, and owns four hundred horses. It sells four tickets for twenty -fivi '
cents. Its cars are of unusual width and superior ventilation, and make quick time. '

The North Beach and Mission I1.4.ilroad Co. i-uns two main, double-track lines, ha^^nJ ^
a general direction at right angles to each other and intersecting at the comer of Fourth anf '^,
Folsom streets, where either transfers to the other without extra charge. The one commoid^ ^
called the City Route, has its southern terminus on Fourth Street, corner of Townsend, at thi *™'
offices of the Central, Southern Pacific, and California Pacific Railway companies, whence i ^^
extends through Fourth and Kearny and other important streets to the junction of Mason am ""■*
Francisco streets, North Beach, a distance of two and seven eighths miles. The other, more gene ^^•
rally known as the Mission Route, runs from the corner of Kearny and California streets, dow] ' ""
the latter to and along Battery Street, through First and along Folsom to Twenty-sixth Street ■''*'
its southerly terminus, about three miles and three quarters. Total length of both Unes, al '*'"
double track, six and five eighths miles. On both lines the company regularly runs lietweei ^^,
thirtj^ and forty cars, owns two hundred and fifty horses, emplo5^s a hundred and thirty men *^'
pays its conductors and drivers .§2.50 a day, sells four tickets for a "quarter," and charge"''^'
ten cents for a single ticket. During 1875 it transported five million passengers. Its gros "i"
receipts for the same period were about .iti2ul,453. "'■ '

The Omnibus Railroad Co. , like several others, has its two routes, or main double-tracl i*"
lines. The first, or City Route, commonly called the North Beach and South Park Line, has it f"'^
southern terminus at the foot of Third Street, near the water front, whence it runs in a generall; ^
northerly direction along Third Street, through Howard, Second, Montgomery, or Sansom ""W
Jackson, Montgomery Avenue, Stockton, and Powell streets, to the junction of the latterwith Ba; '">*
Street, three mUes in all. A branch line runs along Market Street, from its junction with Mont "*'
gomery, to the Oakland Ferry. Going northerly the cars of this line run from Second to Wash ^i"
ington streets through Montgomery, but when returning, drive from Washington to Second street i*^"
through Sansom, until noon. During the afternoon they reverse this an-angement, and in tin ^''
evening they run through Montgomery Street only in both directions. Between Sansom or Mont i™
gomery and Stockton streets the cars go westerly up Jackson Street, over a grade so steep tha iy«*
the company employs twelve of its horses as extras, or tow-horses, to help the regular spam <^^'
up this most difficult pitch attempted by any horse-line in the city. Returning, the can ^
make their easterly transit from Stockton to Montgomery Street, by going down Washing '•'•a
ton Street. A branch line, single track, extends from Third Street, easterly, down Brannai wl]
Street to the Pacific Mad. Steamship Co. 's Docks, conveying passengers to and from the mail istinj
City Line mthout extra expense. The other main line of this companj' — the Mission Route— mi
starts from Montgomery Street, between Jackson and Washington, and runs, over a doubltHQi
track, southerly, through Montgomery Street, along Market Street to Third, through Thin mi
Street to Howard, along which, westerly and then southerly, it finishes its course at thi Hi,f
corner of Twenty-sixth Street, three and one half miles from its opposite terminus. The com « «
pany's ferry cars run between the stand in front of the Hibernia Bank and the Oakland am Buii
other ferries — making close connection with the yellow and red cars, thus enabling passenger
from the ferry, by means of transfers, to reach any point on the company's route for a siugl
fare. The same facilities are afforded for going to the Ferries from any point on th
company's routes. It has riinning thirty of the most elegant, best constructed, most thoroughly "o
equipped, excellently lighted, convenient, and comfortable one-horse cars that the skill am *"
taste of that veteran car budder, John Stephenson, could construct. Among several modern im '""i
provements in the new cars, the most notable, as the one likely to prove most generally acceptable
especially to ladies without escorts, is the new arrangement of the check strap communicatinj
with the driver's bell. Just inside the car it divides into two, one of which runs along the uppe
corner, on each side, from end to end. From these, at convenient intervals, short, connectinj
straps hang sufficiently low to be conveniently gi'asped and pulled without rising. Thus, a ladj
can readdy give the stopping signal without leaving her seat or asking any one to do it for her
Over the City Line the companj^ runs from eighteen to twenty cars. On both lines it employs-
as nearly as can be estimated in the absence of official figures, which they appear stran;.;el;
reluctant to give — about a hiindred and thirty men, and not far from three hundred horsis
It pays its conductors and drivers $2.50 a day, sells four tickets for twenty-five cents, charuv
ten cents for a single fare, and transfers patrons without extra expense from either line ti
the other, at the comer of Third and Howard streets, where the two main lines come nearesffcij
together. 'l f'l

The Potrero and Bay View Railroad. — This line begins at the junction of Post and Morfj P
gomery streets, and runs somewhat westerly but mainly southerly, through Post, Dupont, Midi
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lue, South San Francisco. Under a lease \\4tli the Market Street Railway Co. , this line also
ins its cars along Market Street to the comer of Sansoni. Its total length slightly exceeds
101 ^''^ miles, mostly single track. Forty-two men, one hundred and fifteen horses, and seventeen
irs make up the list of employes and the inventory of live and rolUng stock. Four fares
le entire distance on this line cost tMenty-five cents ; the same fare on the northern section, the

vil being operated in two sections connecting with each other at Townsend Street. The greater

rtion of the southerly section of this road runs over water, crossing Mission Bay and Islais
reek hy sul)stantial and expensive bridges. As soon as the vSouthern Pacific Railroad Co. effect
le contemplated chajige in the route of their present trunk line from Valencia Street to the
lore line of Mission Bay, the bay will be gradually filled in until the present l<3ng, wooden bridges
3Ct)me bulkheads along the new water front. Upon the completion of this plan the property
terests and general importance of the Potrero and South San Francisco will experience an
innediate, very decided, and unquestionably permanent appreciation. These localities appear

stined, at no distant day, to become gi-eat manufacturing and ship-building centers.

Sutter Street Railroad. — The main trunk road, known as the City Route, begins at the
mction of Broadway and Davis streets, on the city front, and runs thence through Broadway,
attery, Sutter, and Polk streets to the junction of the latter with Broadway Street, a distance

two and one third miles. One branch, the Larkin Street Route, extends from the corner of
utter and Larkin streets, through Larkin, Ninth, and Mission streets to Woodward's Gardens,
:er the track of the City Railroad, which grants the use of so much of its track in return for
le equivalent privilege of running the cars of its northern branch line over the Sutter »Street
ack from Dupont to Sansom streets. The second branch extends from the corner of Bush
id Polk streets through Bush, Fillmore, and California streets, and Cemetery Avenue, and to
le junction of the latter with Geary Street, a distance of one and seven eighths miles. This
lie, carrying passengers direct to Lone Mountain and the neighboring cemeteries, is
iiown as the Lone Mountain Branch. Cars also now run direct to the Oakland Ferry,
[arket Street W^iarf. The main line and nearly all of both branches are double-track
ads. From the corner of Union and Laguna streets a third branch — the Presidio — runs with
single track, through Union, Pierce, Greenwich, and Baker streets, three miles, to Harbor View,
1 the Bay shore, near the Presidio. Still a fourth branch, the Pacific Street, runs along that
reet from the main line at Polk Street to Fillmore Street, a distance of eight blocks, or
si jout one mile. The total length of the Sutter Street Road, including branches, is eight and
le quarter miles. The company owns two hundred horses and thirty cars. Several of the
tter are midway in size between the usual double and the modern single-horse car, owing

the frequency and extent of steep grades, of which this road has a larger proportion than
ly other in the city usiug horses exclusively. The smaller size of these. cars enables them,
iiusually heaAoly loaded, to dispense with the extra tow horse, such as the Omnibus Company is
gularly compelled to use in surmounting its Jackson Street grade, with cars of the usual size
id carrj-ing ordinaiy loads. Among the newer cars it has one single-horse car of a peculiarly
)vel pattern, known as the "balloon car," having an oval outline and a dome top, but chiefly
stinguished by the fact that the body of the car turns at will upon the truck, which
imains stationary, thus enabling the company not only to dispense with the turntable some-
mes employed, but relievmg the driver from the necessity of unhitching his horses, dri\"ing
lem round and re-attaching them to the other end of the car. The company employs ninety
en, pays its conductors and drivers ?j'2.oU a day, sells four tickets for a "quarter," and charges
n cents for a single fare. The main line and all the branches, except the Presidio, exchange
ansfers with each other.

Steam Railroads.

The Southern Pacific Railroad is the only one which reaches San Francisco by a continuous
ue of rails. On account of its position, railroads from the north and the east must terminate
pen the northern or eastern shores of the bay. But their actual termini are in this city,
irough passengers never halting upon their journey until they reach the ferry landing in San
rancisco, and freight cars never resting until they are brought to the depot here.

Central Pacific. — Through the courtesy of Secretary Miller we are enabled to present
following statistics for the j'ear 1875 : The total length of track is one thousand four
andred and thirty-one miles. This comprises eight hundred and eighty-three miles of main
ack, from San Francisco to Ogden ; one hundred and fifty -two miles of the Oregon division,
om Roseville to Redding; two hundred and seventeen miles of the Visalia division, from
athrop to Sumner ; Oakland and Alameda branches, twenty-one miles ; San Josii branch from
iles, seventeen miles ; total length of sidings, one hundred and forty-one miles. The rolling
ock comprises four thousand six hundred and twenty cars of aE kinds, and two hundred and
iree engines. The floating stock comprises thirty different craft, including bay and river
eamers, ferry boats and barges, vrith a registered tonnage of fourteen thousand three hun-
red and seventeen, and an aggregate carrying capacity of more than twenty thousand tons.
1 1875 the company transported one million one hundred and sixty-four thousand two hundred
id thirty-nine tons of freight ; four million seven hundred and sixty-two thousand three hun-
red and fourteen passengers ; employed, in all capacities, nearly five thousand persons, and
iid for their services upwards of 114,000,000. The excess of west bound passengers over east

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bound passengers, or the net gain in population by those coming by rail was forty-four thousaii'
four hundred and ninety-seven. The rail terminus is at the end of the Oakland Pier, a strud
lu-e extending two miles into the bay from its eastern shore. Passengers reach the city in fi;
teen minutes time by the ferry boats. Freight cars are brought over on immense steamei
specially constructed for that purjwse. The "Transit," jiist completed, has a carrj-ing capj
city of one thousand live hundred tons, and has room for an ordinary train of freight (
passenger cars. This boat is three hundred and thirty-eight feet in length, seventy -five feet i
width, and has engines of one thousand horse power. The transfer of a train of cars from on
side of the bay to the other is made almost as quickly as if there were, a bridge and a cont
nuous line of rails.

Southern Pacific. — This company was incorporated for the purpose of constructing an
operating a railway from San Francisco to a poiiit ou the Colorado River at or near Fort Mojav^ J,
an estimated distance of six hundred and twenty -nine miles, there to connect with the Atlant
and Pacific Railway or Thirty-fifth Parallel Route, with a branch ria Tehichipa Pass and Ia
Angeles, to Fort Yuma, a distance of three hundred and fifty-three miles, where it is to connei
with the Texas Pacific Railway. The road is now completed and in operation from San Francisc
to Tres Pinos, a distance of one hundred miles. Besides this a branch — called the Pajaro Branc
— commences at Carnadero, eighty-two miles south of San Francisco, and runs thence by wa
of Pajaro, near Watsonville, to Soledad, sixty miles. Since our last issue a branch from Fli
rence Station to Anaheim, twenty-one miles, has been completed and put in operation. S©
tions of the road are also completed from Goshen to a considerable distance beyond Calient
and from San Fernando to Seven Palms, within about a hundred miles fi'om the Colorado Rive
The heavy work from Tehichipa to San Fernando is being rigorously prosecuted, and it is e:
pected that the gap between these two points will be closed by July next, which will give a
rail communication with Los Angeles and bring it within twenty-four hours' ride of this cit;
There are now about five hundred miles of road completed, and at the present time but thn
days and twenty hours are required to reach Ehrenberg ; five daj's and eight hours to reac
Prescott ; and six and one quarter days to reach Tucson. The completion of this route, with i
numerous and extensive connections, is of great importance to our State, as it will open up bus
ness not only with a large and fertile portion of Southern California, but with Arizona ax
Northern Mexico. Upon completing its comiection -with, the Texas Pacific Railway it wi
furnish a short line from San Francisco, through Texas to New Orleans and the countr3'' bord
ring on the Gulf of Mexico. This will connect the Southern Pacific States with the Gulf Stat<
and the Southern Atlantic States, by a more nearly air-line route, and one which the snows •
winter will never obsti'uct.

The California Pacific employs upon its cars and steamers and in and about its offio
some three hundred men, whose annual wages aggregate .$2.50,000. Among the more importai
items of its annual biisiness for 1875, one hundred and eight thousand three hundi-ed and t<
passengers brought, eightj^-eight thousand five hundred and fifty-five carried, with forty-oi
thousand eight hundred and twenty-three tons of freight from San Francisco, and thirtet
thousand eight hundred and sixty tons toward the city, constitute the chief. Its passenger ai
freight business is constantly increasing with that of all the California railroads. The amom
received in 1875 for the transportation of passengers, freight, mails, express matter, etc., w,
considei'ably over .$1,500,000.

The North Pacific Coast Railroad. — Almost simultaneously -with the beginning of tl
year 1875, business was commenced on the North Pacific Railroad between Saucelito, S?
Rafael, and Tomales, a distance of fifty-fiv^e miles from San Francisco. The road is a narroi
gauge and has been a profitable investment. At Saucelito ferry comiection is made with Sj
Francisco, distance seven miles. The route of this road is over a hilly country, and its cod
truction has been quite expensive, costing without eqiiipment about .§15,000 per mile, or vri\
equipment $20,000 a mile. The gauge is three feet, and the usual narrow-gange rail, we. ' '
thirty-six pounds to the yard, is used. The country i:ienetrated is rich in resources, being qjl
of the most prosperous dairying sections of the State, and, as it extends, will enter the redw<^l
himber region, and give life to new interests. During the year 1875, one hundred and fifty ffl
thousand six hundi-ed and thirty four passengers passed over this road for San Qufi
tin and points beyond. The company employ eight locomotives, ten passenger, three mail ai
one hundred and fifty-five freight cars. Length of road fifty-two and one-half miles.

San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad. — The beautiful valleys of Petaluma ai
Russian River now resound with the clamor of the rushing train bearing the products to mark
from the well-tilled plains and vine-clad hills of Sonoma, and from the dense forests and ferti
vales of Mendocino. The San Francisco and North Pacific has been completed to CloverdaJ
in Sonoma County, making its entire lenglit fifty-six miles from Donahue, where it connec
with steamer for San Francisco, a distance of thirty-four miles. There are employed six loc
motives and seventj^-two passenger and freight cars. It is probable that this road ■will be «
tended through Ukiah to Humboldt Bay on the north, and southerly through Marin County
the harbor of Saucelito. In its present course it passes the towns of Petaluma, Santa Roe
Windsor and Healdsburg, all, together with its termini, pleasant and thriving places. Tl
country traversed is one of the most interesting and prosperous sections in the State. Yr

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Besides maintaimng close steamship connections with .all points of importance on the Pacific
Coast, from Victoi-ia to Panama, San Francisco is connected with China and Japan by two reg
uhir lines of steamers, and with New South Wales and New Zealand. Within the year the
Occidental and Oriental Steamship (.'onipany has inaugurated a comjjeting line of steamers to
China ami Japan. Steamers are on the way from New York, and one of the events of 1876
will be the formation of a new steamshiij line to compete with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com-
pany for the New York trade, by way of Panama.

Pacific Mail Steamship Company. — With the single exception of the Cunard, this is the
oldest steamship company in existence. Until a few years ago it was a close corporation, the
stock V)eing owned by but few persons, who managed the business on legitimate principles
^^'hile they accumulated enormous wealth, they pursued a general policy that was eminently
fair towards the public, and calculated to develop the trade and commerce of the Pacific Coast
with other parts of the world. Wlien the control of the company's affairs passed into the hands
of Wall Street operators, its policy was governed in the interest of speculations, and there has
been an almost continuous decline in its prosperity. It has divided the business between this
port and China with a competing line, and upon the Panama route it is about to have a most
formidable rival, and one that will have some very positive advantages. San Francisco is so
largely dependent upon the proper management of the lines of steamers connecting it with
other parts of the world, that her merchants and capitalists must inevitably take control of
this business, if their interests are longer to be a foot ball for speculators in New York. Our
railroads are managed by California men, and m favor of California interests ; and we do not
think that the time is very far distant when the control of the carrying trade by water is cen
tered in the Pacific metropolis. This company will certainly retrieve its waning fortunes by
transferring its central office to this city, and making it a commercial instead of a stock gam-
bling enterprise. It has a fleet of thirty first-class vessels, of wood and iroii, of an aggregate
arrying capacity of about one hundred thousand tons. It owns and operates the following
Lines : New York and Aspinwall, two thousand miles ; Panama and San Francisco, three thou-
iid two hundred miles ; Panama and Acapulco, one thousand eight hundred miles ; Panama
and Champerico, one thousand one hundred miles ; San Francisco and Hongkong, six thousand
four hundred miles ; San Francisco and Tacoma, one thousand miles ; San Francisco and Aus
tralia, eight thousand six hundred miles ; total length of routes, twenty-four thousand one hun-
Ired miles, a distance very nearly equal to the circumference of the earth. During the last year
the City of Pekin and City of Tokio were added to its fleet. Defects of construction have
been remedied by extensive and costly additions, and these steamships are among the most
staunch and elegant ever constructed. They are four hundred and twenty-three feet long, M'ith
1 breadth of beam of forty-eight feet, and a registered tonnage of live thousand five hundred
;ons each. The latest additions to its fleet are the steamships City of San Francisco,
City of Panama, City of New York, City of Sydney, Australia, and Zelandia, first-
-lass steamers, of an aggregate cost of more than .?4, 000, 000. The company runs five
iifferent lines. The oldest and best known is the New York and San Francisco Line,
jommonly called the Isthmus Route. Four side-wheel and five iron-screw boats, of
)ver three thousand tons each, constitute this line; a ship leaves New York every other
Saturday and San Francisco alternate Wednesdays, at noon. The only way port at which
;hese ships regularly touch, is the Mexican port of Acapulco. Its Central American and
VIexican Line comprises four iron screws, of two thousand tons each, and three side-wheelers.
This line makes regular fortnightly trips between San Francisco and Panama, calling at some
iwenty Mexican and Central American way ports ; a ship leaves San Francisco at noon every
)ther Thursday. The great Japan and China Line, which might properly be called the Americo-
(Vsiatic, or great Central Trans-Pacific Line, embracing a larger arc of the earth's circumference
;han any regiilarly established route has ever before attempted, is that upon which this great
!ompany has concentrated its chief attention. It has nine immense screw steamers, and ten
ide- wheelers, of nearly equal dimensions. On the first day of each month (except when that
isLy is Sunday, when the sailing day will be on the Saturday previous) a steamer is dispatched
Tom San Francisco to Yokohama and Hongkong. Its fourth line is between San Francisco and
Victoria and Tacoma. On the 10th and 25th of each month a first-class ii'on-screw steamer is
lispatched for the above ports. Its fifth line is to the Sandwich Islands, New Zealand and
Australia. Five first-class screw steamers, of three thousand five hundred tons each, are de
;ailed for this service, and one of then* leaves San Francisco on or about the fourth Monday of
jach month, or as soon as the British mails arrive from New York. The company's
onnection with other lines than its own branches, are as follows : At Hongkong with
English and French steamers for the upper ports of India, and, by the way of the Suez Canal,
^th the Mediterranean and Atlantic ports of southern and western Europe. The New York
md San Francisco Line connects at Panama with the Pacific Steam Navigation Co. 's lines to all
;he impoi-tant Pacific ports of South America. At Aspinwall it connects with the Royal Mail
steam Packet Co. , direct to Liverjjool ; with the Hamburg- American Steam Packet Co. , to
Hamburg ; with the Compagnie Generale Trans- Atlantique, to France. Within the year the
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ers between San Francisco and Southern California and Mexican ports, has been sold to the
GoodaU, Nelson & Perkins Steamship Company.

Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co. — One of the prominent enterprises of the year
is the establishment of the line of British steamships between San Francisco and China and
Japan. A steamer leaves San Francisco each month, from the Pacific Mail Dock. The vessels
are of sui^erior construction, and in all respects first class. Though under a foreign Hag, they
are mainly owned by American citizens, and the central office is in this city.

GooDALL, Nelson and Perkins Steamship Co., with the youthful vitality and vigor of a
new and strong corporation, is fast taking its place among the foremost steamship companies of
the Pacific Coast. This company owns sixteen sea-going steamers, of which two are iron and
eleven are propellers. In measurement, they range from two hundred to one thousand and
three hundred tons, having an aggregate can-yiug capacity of upwards of ten thousand tons.
The company employs most of these ships, together with several smaller steamers, upon its main
or Southern Coast Line, plying between San Francisco and San Diego, and touching at all the
more important intermediate ports. It employs, directly and indirectly, about five hundred
men; has a monthly pay roll of nearly .f.30,000, and dispatches, upon an average, one ship every
other day. As the company, under its present organization, or, at least, with its present list of
ships and lines, has been doing business not much over a year, it is yet premature to attempt
any statement of annual freight roll or passenger list. It is safe to say, however, that their
aggregate of freight exceeds that of any other line upon this coast. Inaugurated but ten years
since, and then commencing with but a single small steamer, the unprecedentedly rapid, and
yet always safe, growth of this company, sufficiently demonstrates the energy and sagacity of
its owners and management.

The Colorado Steamship Co. — Two ocean steamships, four river steamers, and five bargea,
constitute the present fleet of this company. It dispatches a ship every twenty days for the
Colorado Eiver and the adjacent ports of the Mexican Coast, as well as for the interior localities
lying along the river, or using the river as the highway of their commerce. Their vessels range
in size from one hundred and fifty to one thousand tons, and have a total carrying capacity of
five thousand tons. The four river steamers are stern-wheelers of the kind often denominated
wheelbarrows. This line has six agencies ; employs about two hundred men ; carries the
Mexican and Wells, Fargo & Co. 's mails, and does no inconsiderable portion of its business in
transporting troops and supplies for the United States Government. The details of their
passenger travel and freight transportation the company prefer to withold from publication.

The Oregon Steamship Co. dispatches a steamship regularly every week to Portland,
Oregon, where they connect Avith steamers for Puget Sound and Alaska, as well as with the
main railways of the more important parts of Oregon, and Washington Territory.

New Highway Around the World.

Before finally leaving this topic of steamship lines, it seems not only strictly pertinent, but
also to be actually demanded by the present state of public interest upon both continents, to
append a brief statement of some of the advantages of our great American Trans-Continental
and Trans-Pacific links in the New Hlcjhicay Around the World. The experiences of nearly five
j'ears indicate that the established current of travel does not easily or quickly change its chaa
nels. The simple fact of the opening of a new, shorter, quicker, cheaper, and in all respects better,
route than any previously known, seems to require considerable time to work itself fairly into the
understanding or, at least, the practical appreciation of the merchants and travelers who are
likely to receive its greatest advantages.

To passengers between England or eastern Europe and Japan and China, India, or Australia,
the actual distance, by the way of the Suez Canal, is unquestionably less, but in the very
important and usually decisive particulars, is surpassingly in favor of the American Route.
For example : One who had never investigated the matter would hardly believe what is ncvel^
theless the fact, that, although the distance from London to Yokohama is nearly the same by
either route, the time of passage by the way of San Francisco is twenty days and the cost ^
passage one hundred dollars less. Other and very important considerations also favor the Amer^
ican Overland Route. Going by the way of Suez the traveler must change from one convey-
ance to another at Brindisi, Alexandria, Suez, Bombay, Calcutta, Point de Galle, and Hongkong
— no less than seven times! By the American Route, he changes but twice ; oiice from steamship
to cars, at New York, and again from cars to ship, at San Francisco. In the very importani
matter of comfort and convenience this is of itself almosit a decisive consideration.

Again, and in respect to the often vital consideration of health, the Suez Route subjects
him to repeated and extreme changes of temperature in passing from one zone, or climate, tc
another. The American Route lies wholly in the temperate zone and through the most equablt
portions of it. More, again, and in respect to a matter of such exceeding importance that H
may even become one of life or death, the difference is so greatly in favor of the America!
Route as to preclude any fair comparison. Besides this, the tourist, whose main object is sight
seeing, and even the commercial traveler, who does not genei'ally object to it, would hardlj
hesitate between a route which takes him through three thousand miles of the gi-andest anc
most beautiful scenery of a new and strange continent, and one which carries him across a narroT?

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corner of Egypt and whirls him across a few hundred miles of Central or Southern Hindostan,
or, possibly, gives him a flying glimpse of the tangled jungles of India. Whether or not, however,
the traveler possesses much of tlie artistic sense or the corresponding desire to gratifj' it, every
particle of his physical being will luxuriate in the multiplied comforts of the Pullman Palace
t'iirs, those first-class hotels on wheels which presently beguile the occupant into the belief that
he has not left home at all but tliat, l>y some accommodating mj'stery, his home has started on
his journey around the world, and is taking him along as a matter of course. For the benefit
of the large class who j)refer a tabular statement of distances, lines, and fares by the route from
London by the way of Liverpool and America, or by the Suez Route from London by the way
of Southampton, we subjoin the following

COMPARISON OF ROUTES.

Via Suez Route.

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Days.

11,268
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Via American Route.

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Shanghai. .
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Auckland . .

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Mile.?.

Days.

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13,032

13,002

12,290

13,220

13,780

We may now make the journey around the world in eighty-eight days, or less than three
months ; tliough it is hardly supposable that any one, except upon the pressure of most urgent
business, would consent to make such a journey without many stoppings-over for sight-seeing.
The intermediate distances and times by this shortest of the great 'round-the-world routes, are
as follows :

From

London to Liverpool

Liverpool to New York

New York to San Francisco...
San Francisco to Yokohama...

Yokohama to Shanghai

Shanghai to Hongkong

Hongkong to Calcutta ,

Miles.

D's.

H's

200

3,000

3,294

4,764

1,200

870

3,500

From

Calcutta to Bombay

Bombay to Suez

Suez to Alexandria (by rail)

Alexandria to Brindisi or Venice . . .
Brindisi to London (by rail)

Totals.

Miles. D's. H's

1,400

3,600

225

850

1,200

24,103

Fare for the above route £195. In view of the foregoing table, it requires no very sanguine
temperament to believe that the great American Route is diverting to itself the great cuiTent
of circumterranean travel, nor is it too much to prophecy that this Trans-continental and Trans-
oceanic Route around the world must speedily become, and permanently remain, the great
highway of the nations.

Ferries and Bay Steamers.
There are ferries running to all points of importance on either shore of the bay, and steamers
for Yallejo, Stockton, and Sacramento, connecting at those places with lighter draft boats which
run to the headwaters of the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers. Nearly all these boats land
at Market Street ^^^larf and the ailjoining slips. The various contracts for the construction of
the ferry slips and the spacious building required, amounted to .f 91, 575, and there were many
extra items of expense, so that the total cost is about .f 100,000. The building is larger than
most of the Eastern railway depots, and contains spacious waiting rooms for passengers and
baggage and freight rooms, besides the ticket offices requii'ed for the enormous business of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company. Two of the slips are used by the passenger boats on the
Oakland ferry, a third is used Ijy the freight boat on the same ferry, and the fourth is used by
the vSan Quentin and San Rafael ferry boats, which connect with the North Pacific Coast rail
road. At Market Street Wharf are the landing places of the river boats for Saci'amento and
Stockton and the steamers of the California Pacific Railroad Company, which run to Vallejo.
The centralization of this business is of immense advantage to the public, as it prevents mistakes
and confusion. Any part of the city is accessible by rail ; the locality is central, and a more
satisfactory arrangement could not have been made.

Oakland and Alameda Ferry.— The travel on the Oakland ferry averages about ten
thousand on week days and very nearly twenty thousand on Sundays. The Central Pacific
Railroad Company reports the following statistics of travel for 1875: round trips, five hundred
and ninety-five thousand one hundred and seventy-five ; single trips, one million eight hundred
and two thousand one hundred ami ninety; commutation trips, one million six hundred and
hirty thousand nine hundred and forty-five ; total, four millions twenty-eight thousand three
undred and ten. Commutation tickets entitle the holders to one round trip per day, for ^,
nth, and are sold for three dollars each ; single tickets are sold for fifteen. cents. The land-
upon the Oakland side is at the end of the long railroad wharf, about three and one half
.63 from the ilarket Street sltps. The steamers are unsurpassed for elegance, and are nin at
:gh speed. The larger, the Oakland, has been added to the route during the year. The

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extreme dimensiona of this boat are as follows: length, two hundred and eighty-two feet;
breadth of beam, seventj'^-two feet. The main saloon is one hundred and thirty-six feet, its
width, twenty-eight feet. In the earlier parts of the tlay there are half -hourly trips, the first
boat leaving San Francisco at 6:10 a.m. and the second at 7 a.m., after which there are half
hourly trips until 10 A.M., then hourly trips until 3 p.m., after which there are half hourly ti'ips
till 7 P.M., when the trips are at longer intervals, the last boat leaving San Francisco at
11:45 P.M. The company has recently reconstructed the steamer Capital, of over one thousand
and six hundred tons tonnage, and at an early day she will be placed on the Creek Route to
Oakland.

Saucelito Ferry. — The landing of the Saucelito Ferry is at the foot of Da^ns Street. Five
round trips per day are made. The boats connect on certain trips with the trains of the North
Pacific Coast Railroad Company.

Berkeley Ferry. — Four trips per day are made to the Berkeley landing, which is connected
by a stage line with the University grounds.

Miscellaneous. — Besides the ferries already mentioned as making regular trips each way
daily, are others running to San Rafael, Antioch, New York, Martinez, Benicia, and Yallejo.
To some of these places, these ferries, running once a day, furnish the only regular means of
public conveyance ; to others they merely supplement the more important and regular lines
which take these jjlaces merely as way stations, on their passage to other and generally more
important sections.

Hotels. Etc. '

Ha\4ng learned something of the general facilities for reaching this city from all parts of the
world, the traveler and business man, or the capitalist who contemplates a \'isit to, or, it may be, a
permanent residence in San Francisco, naturally desires, in the next place, information concern-
ing her hotels. Long celebrated for the number and excellence of her accommodations for the
traveling public, or for that large class of residents whose tastes incline them rather to hotel
living than to the maintenance of a private home establishment, the Pacific metropolis has
recently added to her famous hotels a mammoth structure, which not oidy incomparably sur-
passes any hotel previously known in San Francisco, but also upon the entire continent and,
indeed, thi'oughout the civilized world.

There is probably no city on earth, not even the French capital itself, that presents as many
and as great facilities for carrying on a stiictly first-class hotel, as San Francisco. The leading
hotels of this city now in successful operation, are hardly sui-passed and verj' rarely indeed even
equaled, in their manifold excellencies, by those of any metropolitan city of the world. We
have in full abundance all those peculiar requisites that a first-class hotel needs, or that its
guests could possibly desire. The cliniate, almost uniformly mild ; a temperature singularly
equable and agreeable ; markets abounding with the finest of fish, flesh, and fowl — domestic and
wild ; vegetables and fruits of both temperate and tropical climates, in a perfection and profusion
which fairly astonish the newly-arrived \4sitor. If any city this side of Paris can justly lay
claim to be called the Sybarite's Paradise, San Francisco may confidently present that claim.
Excellent and ample, however, as our hotels have hitherto proved, the greatly-increased influx
of pleasure-seeking and business visitors, not only from the eastern and southern portions of our
o^Ti country, but from Europe and even Asia, made it plainly apparent a few years since,
that all the metropolitan hotels then existing, numerous and ample as they were considered at
the time of their erection, had already begun to prove very appreciably and increasingly
insufficient for the ennuall}' swelling thi-ong of guests. Realizing this already existing deficiency,'
and full}' assured that each successive month would only witness its increase, on the first
of March, 1874, Messrs. Ralston and Sharon, two of the heaviest capitalists and most public-
sjiirited citizens who ever contributed to build up the fortunes of any metropolis while successi
fully accumulating their own, commenced the erection of a mammoth hotel, which has been
named the

Palace Hotel, and by the constant employment of a literal army of the most skillful me-
chanics to be obtained in this State, or imported from the East, they have steadily pushed the
gigantic structure toward completion with a rapidity, and at the same time a substantiality,
unprecedented in the liistory of great building enterprises. Occupying the southwest comer
of New Montgomery and Market streets, this architectural monster rears its huge front for,
two hundred and seventy-five feet along the south side of Market Street, from 2^^^^- Mont4
gomery to Anna, and stretches its vast flank three hundred and fifty feet along New Montgom4
ery and Anna streets to Jessie. It covers ninety-six thousand two hundred and fifty square
feet, or nearly two acres and a quarter. Its form is that of an immense hollow quadrangle.
Its main front and entrances are on New Montgomery Street. Commencing two stories imder-
ground, it rises seven full stories above, and through a considerable portion has eight. Stone,
marble, iron, and brick are the chief materials. Of the latter, twenty-six million were used
in its construction. The lower story has a liight of twenty-five feet in the clear, while the
uppermost is fourteen. The walls and partitions are built of stone and brick, laid in cement,
and everywhere made as nearly earthquake proof as possible by broad, iron bands of such,
immense size as to require nearly three thousand tons for thi« purpose alone. The building
incloses three inner courts, connecting with the adjoining streets on either side, and with each

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other by broad, arched doorways through separate walls of massive masonry. Within these
courts large gardens and parterres of tropical plants and rare exotics, roofed with glass, beauti-
fied with statuary and made delicious by the constant playing of sjjarkling fountains, will charm
and delight the guests. Around these gardens, on a level with each story, broad galleries or
arcades, brilliantly lighted at night, \vi]l afford most inviting promenades for all the transient
guests or more permanent residents of this truly j)alatial home. In this latter particular, indeed,
it quite closely resembles the Palais Royal in Paris, and the Hotel Iturbide in Mexico.
Seven hundred and fifty-five suits of rooms and guest chambers, besides immense reception
rooms, public and private parlors, dining and breakfast halls, both public and private, with
spacious dining rooms for children and servants, music pavilion and ball room, ladies' drawing
rooms and parlors, three hundred and seventy-seven bath and toilet rooms, are a few of the
more prominent statistics, from which the observant reader may infer the rest. From the
lower or garden floor of the bazaar or promenade galleries, rear entrances admit guests
directly into the elegant stores which are to occupy the lower floors along Market and New
Montgomery streets. Each of these stores has a show window facing ui)on the promenade,
along which, completely sheltered from the weather, lady guests may pass at pleasure
and without the necessity of covering, to and from the various shops. Upon New Mont-
gomery and Market streets there are eighteen of these double-fronting or rearless stores.
Among the additional statistics are sixteen thousand five hundred square feet of marble,
twelve thousand square feet of slabs and tiling, six hundred and eighty-five thousand lights of
plate glass from England, and three thousand seven hundred lights of French plate glass, of
double thickness. The furniture, made by special contract in this city, of the finest and most
diversified native woods, costs §500,000. The cost of the ground was $1,000,000; of the build-
ing, 81,750,000, which, with that of the furniture, as above, makes a total cost of $3,250,000.
The lessee is that prince of hotel managers, Warren Leland, whom all the traveling world knows
so well that any attempt at descrijjtion or compliment would be simply an intrusive imperti-
nence. Its myriads of bay -ndndows, diversifying the four immense fronts from top to bottom,
partially relieve the indescribable massiveness which would otherwise characterize the building,
while its unique and beautiful exterior finish of pure white and gold at once delight the eye and
justify its name.. This superb edifice, surpassing aU the hotels of the world in grandeur, splen-
dor, and completeness, must form for years not only the pride of this occidental metropolis, but
the architectural crown of the Pacific Coast.

BALD\^^N's Hotel. — E. J. Baldwin is building a hotel at the junction of Market, Powell,
and Ellis streets, which will not be surpassed for strength, elegance, and comfort. The struc-
ture has a frontage of two hundred and seventy-five feet on Powell Street, two hundred and ten
on Market Street, and one hundred and thirty-seven and one half feet on Ellis Street. It is to
cost, with the theater forming part of it, $800,000. It is six stories high, with dormitories.
There are five towers, well proportioned, one of which is one hundred and fifty feet high. The
exterior of the building will be finished in a highly ornamental manner. There are six hundred
apartments, and the general arrangement is such that there must be plenty of fresh air and sun-
light in every part of the hotel. Elevators for passengers and baggage connect the ditFerent
floors. On the roof are four water tanks, of an aggregate capacity of forty thousand gallons,
and there is a liberal supply of hose, so that the danger from fire is reduced to a minimnm.
The walls are so constructed that there is less to be feared from a heavy earthquake than if the
structure were of wood. The hotel will be kept in the best possible style, and will be une-
qualled by any in America, perhaps in the world. John A. Remer is architect, and Alexander
McAbee superintendent of building operations — the work being done by the day.

The Grand Hotel. — On the opposite side of New Montgomery Sti-eet, filling all the space
between it and Second Street, stands a hotel which was, and, in the judgment of many, still is,
more harmoniously proportioned architecturally, more finely designed and artistically finished,
and, withal, more tastefully decorated than any in the city. Immediately upon its completion
it became, and has since remained, the great favorite, both with transient ^^sitors a»d jjerma-
nent residents. In the opinion of many it combines, more completely than any other, the very
desirable qualities of elegance, quietness, and homelike attractiveness. It occupies a lot three
hundred and ten feet on New Montgomery Street, two hundred and seven on Market, and
one hundred and sixty on Second. Including the Mansard roof, it is four stories high. It con-
tains four hundred rooms, and can conveniently lodge and dine six hundred guests. In ct^nstruc-
tion it is completely framed of hea^'y timber, bolted and strapped with thick iron bands and
heavy anchors, which gives to it the utmost possible strength and solidity. Nervous people
consider it more completely earthquake proof than any public house in the city. Its external
decoration is elaborately ornate, which gives to the building a light and tasteful appearance,
combined with a kind of airy elegance, in most marked contrast ^ath the ponderous and majes-
tic Palace Hotel directly opposite. Its halls are unusually wide, airy, and cheerful ; its general
arrangement exceedingly convenient, and its furniture, carpets, and general appointments rich,
comfortable, and in\'iting. The furniture was manufactured in Europe and the East expressly
for tliis hotel, at a cost of $275,000. The general internal decorations of the house are simple,
yet tasteful and elegant. The beautiful and cheerfvdly-lighted dining rooms seat three hundred
guests at once. Immediately adjoining the main dining room are commodious separate dining
rooms for children, nurses, and servants. The bath rooms, laundries, kitchens, pantries, fire-

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places, etc. , are numerous and ample. In short, the architect and builders omitted no provision
which could atld to the comfort and satisfaction of its guests. The montlily rental of the
various suits of rooms varies from $150 to $500, "wath board. The daily charge for single
rooms and board is three dollars. The present lessees are G. S. Jolmson & Co. , and the favor-
able estimate unanimously placed upon their management by the guests of the house during
the past four years is the best possible evidence of their ability to conduct so vast an establish-
ment.

The Occidental Hotel, on the east side of Montgomery Street, occupies the whole
block between Bush and Sutter streets, and half of that stretching from Montgomery to San-
son!. This well-knowTi hotel, alike large in its material dimensions and in the hold which it
has upon the public estimation, stands as one of the most substantial in construction, conven-
ient in arrangement, and complete in appointment, of the really first-class houses of the city.
Four full stories, besides a lower attic story ; all the usual conditions of a fairly-appointed, first-
class hotel ; a large, beautifully-finished elevator, smoothly and swiftly run by hydraulic press-
ure, is among its chief conveniences. As one of the most celebrated hotels upon the Pacific
Slope, it needs less extended and minute description than those houses of more recent estab-
lishment which have not such an immense army of former guests and transient boarders, every
one of which becomes a traveling advertisement of its many excellencies.

The Cosmopolitan stands upon the northeast corner of the same block as the Occidental.
By later extensions its north front stretches along Bush Street, until it joins that of the Occi-
dental, the two forming one of the finest architectural fronts in the city. In exterior finish it
is somewhat more ornate than its great neighbor, while within, in point of general excellence
of arrangement and richness, it is entitled to a conspicuous place in the front rank of the lead-
ing hotels of the city. Prominent among its fellows is the

Lick House, uj)on the west side of Montgomery Street. The eastern front occupies an
entire block, extending from vSutter to Post streets, with a depth of from one hundred to two
hundred feet. It is excellently finished, and luxuriously furnished throughout, while its
cuisine, as attested by its numerous guests and patrons, is not excelled by any institution of its
kind. "While enjoying such an enviable reputation for its creature comforts, it is justly and
widely celebrated for its elegantly elaborated, highly ornate, and most artistically-finished
dining hall, which is the finest on this continent, and, it is said, is not surpassed by any in
Europe. Among the many valuable and reaUy beautiful results of the limner's art which
adorn the walls are to be seen several most living and natural views of the wonderful Yosemite
Vallej% by eminent California artists.

The Commercial Hotel was completed and occupied near the close of the year. It was
built by AVilliam Hood, of Sonoma, at a cost of about $200,000, and is located at the junction
of Montgomery Avenue, Kearny, and Pacific streets. It is of a triangular shape, having a
frontage of one hundred and forty-eight feet on the avenue, one huncb-ed and thirty-eight feet
on Pacific, and thirty- five feet on Kearny street. It is first class in its appointments, and prop-
erly takes rank among the prominent hotels of San Francisco. Hornblower & Saxe, the former
for many years landlord of the Orleans Hotel at Sacramento, have charge of the Commercial
Hotel, and their reputation and full knowledge of this intricate business are a satisfactory guar-
antee of its excellence.

In point of numbers, size, and excellence of its hotels, San Francisco is not exceeded by any
city in the Union, and very probably by none in the world. Aside from those already designated
and partially described, may be mentioned the Russ House oii the west side of Montgomery
Street, between Sutter and Pine ; the American Exchange, corner of Sansom and Halleck
streets ; the Brooklyn Hotel, on Bush Street, between Montgomery and Sansom ; the Inter-
national Hotel, on Jackson Street ; the once-famous What Cheer House, on Sacramento Street,
so long, well, and favorably known to all old Californians, as the point of departure either to
the "States " or to the mines. These, with some sixty or seventy others, any one of which in
its grade cannot be excelled, if equaled, in any city of the civilized world, go to make up the
hotel accommodations of the city.

Boarding and Lodging Houses. — As a supplement (if any were required) to the large list
of hotels, there are in the city about one thousand two hundred, occupied whoUy or in part as
boarding and lodging houses, or for the accommodation of both boarders and lodgers, in many
of which, at less expense than in any other city in the United States, one may enjoy all
the comforts of a home.

Tliciiters.

Worshippers at the Thespian shrine have ample opportunity to indulge their passion here,
as theaters and other places of amusement are numerous and well patronized. The class of
performances enacted at these houses, whether tragic, dramatic, comic, or ti-agi-comic, is gen-
erally of a high order. Indeed, so fastidious are the San Francisco piiblic in this respect, and
theater patrons and newspaper critics so hard to please, that tlie manager who is so rash as to
produce anything that is not fully up to the standard is sure to lose money by the operation,
while the actor or actress who camiot stand solely upon his or her own merits, independent of
newspaper puffs and printers' ink, camiot achieve a success. Nowhere in the world will an
actor or an actress sooner find his or her true level than in San Francisco. Some of the brightest

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ornaments of the American stage eitlier made their dehut or took their first upwartl step upon
the laiUler of dramatic or theatrical fame before a California audience.

The California Theatek, located on the south side of Bush Street, between Kearny and
Dupont, is one of the largest theaters now in operation in the State. Its frontage on Bush Street
is one hundred and sixty-five feet, with a deptli of one hundred and thirty-seven and one half feet.
The stage is seventy-two feet wide Ijv seventy deep, and the auditorium sixtj'-two feet wide by
seventy deep. The house wnll comfortably seat upward of eighteen hundred persons. The
dress circle and parquet furnished with softly-cushioned, comfortable arm chairs ; the boxes
luxurious in their upholstering and hangings; the mechanical appliances complete, and the
scenery anjl drop curtains beautiful specimens of artistic skill. The building was erected in
18()9, at a cost of about §!l'2.>,000. Under the successful management of that king of the
Pacific stage, John McCullough, who is also proprietor, the class of performances, the merit
of the actors engaged, and the public patronage bestowed, it has become in all respects one of
the first-class theaters of this city, and stands second to none on this continent.

Wade's Opera HorsE, on Mission Street, between Third and Fourth streets, opened its
doors on Monday, January 17, 1876, and is one of the most magnificent theatres in the United
States. The auditorium is similar in plan and construction to that of Niblo's Garden in New
York, and like that has a wide corridor wholly encircling it. The lighting and acoustic arrange-
ments are equal to any jjublic jjlace of amusement in the world, and far surpass many both in
Europe and America. The frontage on Mission Street is one hundred and ten feet, and the
depth toward Market Street two hundred and seventy-five feet. The structure, three stories
high, is composed entirely of iron and brick, and is so constracted as t6 render it as nearly as

Eossible both earthquake and fire proof — the roof of the auditorium resting, not upon the walls,
ut on timbers independent of the walls, to which they are "tied." Between the auditorium
and the corridor there is also a thick wall of brick. The architecture is of the Romanesque and
Italian styles, in which heavy ornature has been carefully avoided, so that the entablature,
together with the ■«andow cornices, is more chaste than elaborate. Fcft- ingress and egress the
most ample pro\-ision has been made. The main entrance is twenty-five feet wide, and there
are two side entrances each twelve feet wide, at the extreme ends of the elevation. The princi-
pal corridor is seventy-five feet in length, and of the same width as the door. Behind this is
the vestibule or central hall, thirty-five by eighty-one feet, mth a beautiful fountain in the
center. The flooring of both the corridor and the vestibule is a mosaic of black and white
marble. Three galleries rise above the orchestra circle. The lower of these, the dress circle,
will seat over five hundred persons ; next is the family circle, which has about five hundred and
fiftj' seats, and the third or upper will accommodate about six hundred. The orchestra circle
and parquette will seat eight hundred and twenty, while the boxes will accommodate one
hundred more, thus gi\'ing a total seating capacity of over two thousand five hundred. All the
seats are ujjholstered in an elegant and luxurious manner, and the gallerj' fronts and other
prominent features artistically decorated. The stage is eighty-one feet deep by one hundred
and six in width, including the \\-ings. Only the latest and most approved stage machinery and
efifects are used, and the most ample provision made for scene-shifting arrangements for the
production of the spectacular drama. The theater is owned hy a joint-stock company of over
five hundred shareholders, the most of whom are citizens of wealth and position. The lessee
and manager- is Mr. Frederick W. Bert, with an executive force consisting of Mr. James J.
Bartlett, stage manager ; Mr. William Voegtlin, scenic artist ; Mr. Dohrman, conductor of the
orchestra ; Mr. Rogers, treasurer ; Mr. E. G. Bert Jr. , box bookkeeper ; Mr. Abrams, master
machinist; Mr. Greenlock, property master; Mr. Laury, costumer; and Mr. Howard Morri-
son, gas engineer. The Theater is principally devoted to spectacular plays and opera, produced
in the most elaborate and perfect manner.

Baldwin's Opera House. — Baldwin's Opera House constitutes part of the hotel building
at the junction of Market and Powell vStreets, mentioned elsewhere. The hotel portion is
incomplete, but the theater has been finished and thrown open to the public, under the auspices
of Thomas Maguire, who has for so many years catered to the San Francisco public in a most
acceptable manner. Mr. Baldwin has not been sparing of money in the fitting up of this
theater, and it is one of the most elegant in the United States. It has seats for one thousand
seven hundred persons, and, when the standing room is occupied, two thousand five hundred
persons can command an unobstructed view of the stage. The auditorium is sixty-five by
seventy-five feet in size ; dei)th of stage forty-five feet ; height of the dome from the parquet,
sixty-five feet. Thft gas jets are all lighted by electricity, and there has been every known
precaution against fire and accident. Particular attention has been given to ventilation, which
is thoroughly secured, and -s^dthout the usual xmpleasant accompaniment of a disagreeable
draft. The embellishments are most expensive and elaborate, and though the theater is not
the largest in the citj*^, it is sect)nd to none of them.

Magcire's New Theater. — This, among the latest and most deservedly popular houses of
public amusement, which bears the name of California's veteran manager — almost the pioneer
caterer for public entertainment — stands on Bush Street, on the south side. It occuj^ies a lot
one hundred and thirty-seven feet deep by sixty-eight feet front, and can accommodate one
thousand six hundred spectators. About two years since, Mr. Thomas Maguire, its sole pro-
irietor and manager, rebuilt and opened this theater, which is one of the most elegant and

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attractive places of amusement in the city. Here he rapidly presents one class of performances
after another in a variety and to an extent which includes the whole range of his managerial
experience. AU parts of the house have a clear -view of the stage, while in acoustic properties
it is surpassed by no theater on the coast. The auditorium has the usual divisions of dress
circle, parquet, and balcony, to which the prices of admission are, respectively, §1 and fifty
cents. The company generally includes from forty to fifty actors of all grades of ability.

Oper.\ House. — On the north side of Bush Street, opposite the new theater just described,
stands this popular place of public recreation. Capable of seating one thousand two hundred
people, it has proved through over two successful years that it knows how to send its guests
home in the best of humor. Its interior, like that of the theater, is divided into dress circle,
parquet, and family circle, to which patrons are admitted at corresponding rates. The range
of performances presented keeps pace with all the varieties of the public mood, and aifords the
most ample scope for the uttermost versatility of the actors who take part in them. In aU
capacities the Opera House employs from thirty to thirty-five persons.

Wilson's Amphitheater occupies the southwest comer of New Montgomery and
Mission streets. Originally erected during the closing months of 1873 by John Wilson, who
inaugurated it with a grand opening on the eighteenth of the ensuing January, it immediately
presented a combination of equestrian talent which attracted paying houses for one hundred and
eighty-three consecutive performances. The building covers about one hundred and twenty -five
feet on Mission Street, by one hundred and sixty feet on New Montgomery. Devoted to eques-
trian and variety entertainments.

Bella Union Theater is located on Kearny Street, between Washington and Jackson, an
extensive and conveniently arranged theater, under the management of Samuel Tetlow ; a well
established and successful place of enterainment, where the best class of minstrel and variety
entertainments are presented every evening.

In addition to the regular theaters, there are several halls and concert-saloons devoted to
musical and variety entertainments, the most prominent of which are Piatt's New Music Hall,
Pacific Hall, Union Hall, and the Mechanics' Pavilion.

Working hard, earning money easily, and spending it freely, Califomians and, especially
San Franciscans, furnish a more liberal support to a larger number of first-class theaters and
places of public" amusement than any equal population on the continent. Though critical in
taste they are yet very ardent in their likings, and an actor who once has the good fortune to
establish a hold upon the affections of our theater-going public, is sure of a generous support
and may count upon the warmest welcome at each successive return.

Parks, Gardens, Drives, Promenades, Etc.

Our parks are three ; the Yerba Buena, Buena Vista, and the Golden Gate.

Golden Gate Park. — It is as important for a large city to maintain a public park as it is
to have a city hall and school houses. There must be a place where the rich and the poor can
equally fiiid seclusion from turmoil and confusion; where, to some extent, the scenery and
quiet of the couutrj^ can be reproduced within the limits of a city. Golden Gate Park lies in
the western, or possibly northwestern margin of the city. Its length, Ijdng east and west, is
about six times its width. From Fulton Street, its northern- boundary, it extends southerly
some eight blocks to Franklin Street, which bounds it in that direction. The eastern limit of
the park proper is the west line of Stanyan Street. From a little north of the center of this
eastern end the entrance drive, or grand avenue of approach, with its bordering greenery,
shrubbery, and meandering paths, occupying the fuU block between Oak and Fell streets,
stretches eight blocks eastward to Baker Street. Westerly it extends to the shore of the
Pacific, where its "Grand Drive," running nearly north and south, lies along the line of what
would be Fiftieth Avenue, were it completed. It is fifty-six blocks long and nine blocks -wide.
The original surface was largely composed of small hills, sparsely covered with low shrubs,
with here and there a few stunted trees, and toward the ocean end hills and banks of wind-
blown sand. Much of it is nothing more than barren sand-doons. After careful study the
most approved plans of covering, protecting, and fencing these sands by the cultivation of
such trees and shi'ubs as have been most convenient for that purpose in similar situations
along the coasts of France and Holland have been adopted and their successful adaptation
and execution entered upon. The area of the park includes seven natural lakes or ponds.
Avenues, rides, drives, and walks ; groves, greens, and grottoes, arbors, terraces, mounds, and
valleys, gardens, lawns, base-balls, and cricket grounds, embankments, cuts, tunnels, and
bridges find place among the multiplied improvements and adornments already completed or
contemplated in the present, immediate, and ultimate plans. Since the establishment of the
Park very great results have been accomplished by an outlay of money not extravagant, and
by the zealous and intelligent efforts of the gentlemen composing the Board of Commissioners —
E. L. Sullivan, Presi lent, William Alvord and Louis McLane. Their biennial report to the
Legislature presented at the close of the year 1875, together with the report of the engineers,
gives a satisfactory exhibit. The Park is approached by an avenue two hundred and seventy-
five feet wide and three quarters of a mile long. The Park is three miles long by about half a
mile wide, and its area is about one thousand acres. The reports we mention are for the

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biennial period ending November 30fch, 1875. At the commencement of the period just
expired there had been received from all sources the sum of $216,603.3(), of which $207,399.98
liad been exiiended, leaving a cash balance of $9,20.3.38. Since tliat time the receijjts have
been as follows: From the sale of l)onds, .?229,()fi2.50; from sale of Lupin seed, $799.7fi; from
Police Court fines, §375; from Pound fees, §252; from hire of tools, $13; making a total since
their last report of §231,102.2(5; with balance on hand at that date— .?9, 203. 38— $240, 305. G4.

The amount expended during the past two years is $205,877.69, leaving a cash balance on
liand of $34,527.95. Since its t)rganization the Board of Park Commissioners has disbursed
.$,389,566.35, all of which is represented by actual work performed on the grounds in its charge,
and for the purchase of mnterial and merchandise employed in the work. For the future
maintenance of the Park the Legislature of the State, 1876, authorized the Board of Super-
visors to appropriate $15,000, and to levy an annual assessment upon the taxable property
of the City and County, of one and one half per cent, upon each one hundred dollars valuation.

The amount actually expended upon the Parks also includes the expense of fencing the
Buena Vista and Mountain Lake Parks, and making large plantations on the former reserva-
tion, so that deducting the expense of the preliminary topographical survey of Golden Gate
Park, and the amount of the items of expense upon the other two reservations, the cost of
improvement and maintenance of the Park, as seen by ordinary visitors, has been, during the
past four and a half years, since the work commenced, about $379,814.35. Of this, about
$72,000 is chargeable to maintenance; and about .$10,000 invested in work-horses, rolling-stock,
heavy imjjlements, tools, office furniture, instruments, and other needful incidentals, in good
order for future use ; so that the total cost of improving Golden Gate Park and Avenue, includ-
ing all plans therefor, superintendence of the work and reclamation of the sands, is, to date
hereof, $297,814.35.

The statement relating to visitors shows that one hundred and thirty thousand eight hun-
dred and eighty-eight vehicles and four hundred and forty-four thousand six hundred and
eighteen persons entered the Park during the year ending November 30, 1874, and one hundred
and tifty-seven thousand and ninety-one vehicles and five hundred and sixteen thousand one
Imudred and seventy persons in the year ending November 30, 1875. During the first men-
tioned year fourteen million one hundred and twenty-three thousand six hundred and forty-one
callous of water were used on the grounds ; during the latter year, thirteen million eight hun-
dred and ninety-seven thousand seven hundred and ninety-nine gallons.

The length of roadway constructed is twenty-five thousand eight hundred and eighty-two
feet, representing an area of one million six hundred thousand eight hundred and thirty square
feet.

About ten thousand linear feet of walks have been graded and macadamized in the Park, of
which somewhat less than half is fully surfaced, while the remainder requires only a thin layer
of screened rock for their completion. There are ten thousand seven hundred linear feet of
walk graded, ready for macadamizing, in the avenue. This, with the ten thousand six hundred
feet macadamized in the Park, and about two thousand five hundred feet more now under con-
struction, makes twentj'^-eight thousand eight hundred linear feet, or somewhat over four miles
of walk, which may be placed in serviceable condition at a reasonable expense during the pres-
ent year.

The length of drains laid is £is follows : Rock drain, two thousand eight hundred and thirty
feet ; wooden drain, eight by ten inches, five thousand nine hundred and ninety-eight feet ;
drain tile, two-inch, three hundred and ninety-six feet ; iron-stone drain-pipe, three to seven-
inch, one thousand three hundred and sixteen feet ; total length, ten thousand five hundred and
forty feet.

Following is a statement of trees and shrubs planted in grounds : Purchased and planted in
the avenue and Eastern portion of the Golden Gate Park in the Spring of 1872, six thousand
six hundred and thirty ; raised in the nursery and planted on the same grounds since that date,
forty-one thousand nine hundred and forty-nine ; raised and planted on western or sand district
of Golden Gate Park during the seasons of 1873-75, seventeen thousand eight hundred and
four ; ditto on Buena Vista Park during same period, six thousand three hundred and thirty-
seven. Total trees and shrubs planted out, seventy -two thousand seven hundred and twenty ;
to be planted during season of 1875-76, twenty thousand; total planted out with present appro-
priation, ninety-two thousand seven hundred and twenty. In addition to the above there are
probably thirteen thousand to fifteen thousand young plants, for planting in subsequent seasons,
in the nursery.

The reservation known as the Great Highway is the key to all the work of permanent recla-
mation of the downs. It comprises a strip of land along the ocean beach, extending south from
the Cliff House bluff about two and seven-eighths miles, varying in width*from two hundred to
four hundred feet, accord ng to the curvature of the shore line. On it the sands are thrown by
the ocean waves and carried inland, a continuous fresh supply to the drift. The manner in
which this is being reclaimed, and a further drift of sand prevented, is thus described :

Along a line on the Highway reservation, lying parallel to and one hundred feet west of its

item boundary from its intersection with a prolongation of the northern boundary of Golden
rate Park, south, for a mile in length, across the face of the Western end of the Park Reserva-
on, and for half a mile south of it a brush fence has been built. Redwood posts, four by four

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inches and fourteen feet long, were set three feet in the sand, at intervals of twelve feet ; to
which, on the leeward side, two rails of one by six jjine fencing lumber were loosely fastened,
originally near the ground and about two feet apart.

Against tliese rails on the outside a thin wall f)f brush was laid, which, nmking an eddy in
the winds, causes the advancing sands to heap up about the fence, a steep bank on the leeward
face, sloping away gently towards the beach. As the surface becomes higher, the rails are
raised and more brush applied ; the down being now about nine feet in height, and the drift of
the sand eflectually restrained from advancing more than eighteen feet within the line of fence.
As the present fence posts become covered, another row will be set parallel to them and about
fifty feet further towards the water, where the same process of checking the sands will be gone
through with, until the hillock becomes high and w^de enough to improve as the proposed
elevated drive, along which will be planted suitable trees ; the outer slope of the embankment
being planted wdth sea-beach grass and its imier face covered ^vith shrubbery. In the course
of time, the grass arresting further drift, and growing through it, the slope of the beach will
become too great for lodgment of more sand, and the advance will be checked. The drive on
the summit of the do^^^l wiU supply the place of that on the beach, commanding a fine view of
the ocean and the inland improvements ; and the proposed lower road at the foot of the down
on its inner line, will furnish a grand promenade, nearly three miles long, level and straight,
entirely protected from the winds.

The engineer considers it demonstrated that the shifting sands may be thoroughly reclaimed
and covered -svith vegetation, without resorting to such expensive expedients as had at first
been anticipated.

The Commissioners, feeling the necessity of concentrating their resources on the principal
park, have as yet paid but little attention to Bueua Vista Park, which, however, will not be
much longer neglected. The fine prospectc of bay and city scenery which it presents will,
together ^Hth its other natural advantages, make it a most popular resort. The small park
around Mountain Lake, as an indispensable feature to the general plan, will also be improved
before long, and Congress wiE also, almost certainly, grant the use of the most of the Presidio
Military Reservation to the city for the purposes of a park. It wiU, therefore, be seen that
San Francisco is in process of being liberally and well supplied with desirable places of out-
door recreation.

Pioneer Park. — In the early part of the present year, a few enterprising citizens conceived
the idea of preserving in its original condition the crest of Telegraph Hdl, one of the most
prominent and interesting landmarks of the city, and for that purpose contributed a fund
sulficient for the pxirchase of several fifty vara lots, including the above site. It is proposed to
dedicate the plat for the purposes of a public jiark, and to carry into efi'ect this object the Leg-
islature, at its last session, passed an act authorizing the Board of Supervisors to appropriate
five thousand dollars to be expended in the erection of fences and beautifying the grounds,
provided the fee of the land is conveyed to the City and County of San Francisco.

Woodward's Gardens. — Park, garden, pond, fountain, museum, aquarium, consers'atory,
theater, circus, hippodrome, menagerie, skating rink, picnic ground, restaurant, and everything
in the world of out-door or in-door amusement, or the best possible combination of both, that
can contribute to attract and delight the public, this all comprehensive and most popular resort
is sure to provide. If any visitor can discover a deficiency he has only to make it known to
the enterprising proprietor who is sure to supplj' it at the earliest possible moment. It is the
universal verdict of all late \4sitors, that no city in America can show anj^ place of public resort
which provides anything approaching the abundance and variety of means for pul)lic recreation
which are here to be found. The immense pavilion' is the largest and strongest permanent
wooden building upon the coast. It has the form of a huge parallelogram, with the corners cut
off, thus giving its ground outline the shape of a regular octagon. One hundred and fifty feet
long by one hundred and thirty wide, and fifty feet high, with broad rows of strong seats running
entirely around it, and massive galleries also encompassing its whole curcumference, and accom-
modates within its acre and a half of extent seven thousand spectators at once. In the center
a solidly-laid, perfectly-fitted, and smoothly-planed floor, one hundred and ten feet long by
ninety in width, furnishes as extensive a scope for skating as the most ambitious could desire.
The new aquarium is most surprisingly delightful and wholly successful attempt at establish-
ing permanent_ homes for the most rare and curious, as well as the most common and useful of
the finny tribes. Here also one may study at leisure the mysteries of trout hatching and raising
from the egg to the fuUy-growTi specimens of the largest and finest varieties, until the whole
oi^eration V)ecome as clear as the glass throiigh which it appears.

The City Garden.s. — On the south side of Twelfth Street, stretching from Folsomto Harrison
streets, and running tialf a block south. The gi-ounds are finely laid out and ornamented with,
shade trees, shrubbery, arbors, etc. It has also a pavilion in which theatrical representations,
balls, and various otlier popular entertainments follow each other as the successive tastes of its
patrons demand.

Public Squares and Parks. — Portsmouth Sqiiare, commoidy known as the Plaza, on th«'
west side of Kearny Street, extending from Clay to Washington streets and directly fronting the
old City Hall, is the oldest, most celebrated, and best finished public square.

Union Square, bounded by Post, Stockton, Geary, and Powell streets, and for several years

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occupied by tlie successive buildings for various Mechanics' Fairs, is now one of the most
beautifully-improved and neatly-kept squares of the metropolis.

Nearer the northerly or north central portion of the city, Washington Square, bounded by
Filbert, Stockton, Union, and Powell streets, supplies a sort of municipal lung for the denizens
in that vicinity.

Besides these, Columbia, Lobos, Alcatraz, Lafayette, Jefferson, Alta, Hamilton, and Alamo
squares relieve tlieir resjjective jxtrtions of the citj' from undue crowding and suggest to the
neighboring residents the beautiful meadows of their earlier homes, or the arid deserts of Arabia,
acconling as their grassy or sandy surfaces attest the attention or neglect of tlie City Fathers.
Liberal appropriations were authorized by the Legislature, at its session of 1876, for the im-
provement of several of the public squares hitherto neglected by our city authorities.

Promenades. — Montgomery Street is our occidental Broadway. On either side rise some of
the largest and finest retail business houses. Tlu-ee of the leading hotels are here, and four
others within less than half a block. During the forenoon business occiipies its area almost
exclusively. Near its intersection Maih California Street, "the bulls and bears of Mammon's
fierce zoology " frequently congregate in crowds so dense as to monopolize the side walks.
Afternoons, fashion claims its place, and well-nigh crowds business, not exactly to the wall,
but out ui3on the curbstone <and occasionally into the gutter.

From tliree to five p. M. the tide of Mammon ebbs and that of fashion swells in at full flood.
Noble and queenly women alternate with their fair and frail sisters, forms of beauty and faces
which range downward from positive plaimiess to undisguisable ugliness, calicoes, silks, satins,
velvets, broadcloths, beavers, and eassimeres, make up the motley throng, swaying, trailing, and
jostling up and down the crowded thoroughfare. Many of the female faces are exceedingly fair,
"as far as we can see," and the forms equally graceful, with the same qualification. Masculine
faces, broad-browed, clear-eyed, firm-mouthed, or fullj'-bearded, irresistibly impress one Avith the
dash, the drive, and the nerve which have tunneled the everlastiiig hills, spanned the continent
with rails, and bridged the Pacific with steamships ere yet the full flush of manhood has fairly
settled upon them. Too many show the full, uncertain lip, flushed cheek, and dewy eye that
tell of excessive stimulants too frequently applied. Nowhere on earth is the temptation to drink
as strong as here. Business is brisk, competition sharp, and the climate the most constantly
stimulating anywhere to be found. Rivalry spurs them on every hand, and scores stand waiting
to take their places the moment they step aside. vSo they drive till nature falters or weakens
and calls for rest. But nature's rest they cannot or will not afford ; an artificial stimulant is
quicker; it is ever j^-here close at hand ; it seems to save time ; companions press ; everybody
does it, and they follow the fashion. Business men die suddenly ; on the street to-day, to-
morrow at Lone Mountain. Heart disease, aj^oplexy, congestion of the lungs, disease of the
kidnej's, or liver complaint, are the causes most generally assigned to that portion of the public
which cannot afford even to stop long enough to inquire. The one great cause of all these
causes few stop to ask, or dare to tell.

Kearny Street, parallel with Montgomery and but a single block above, or to the west of it,
competes with its companion and rival, Montgomery Street, as a great avenue of business and
pleasure. Though some single buildings along Montgomery Street may be finer, the average of
the newer business blocks and buildings of Kearny Street, in some portions of its extent, falls
but little behind that of the great central and more celebrated avenue.

California Street, at right angles with the two gi-eat thoroughfares mentioned above, and
crossing them at right angles near their centers — the Wall Street of the Pacific — runs straight
down from one of the highest summits within the city limits, to -nathin tM'o blocks of the water
front, and there debouches into Market Street. Alon^ the crowning bights of its upper por-
tions several of our wealthiest citizens have i>lanted their palatial residences, elsewhere noted,
commanding most extensive A-iews of the city beneath, the bay, Oakland, Brooklyn, and the
bounding hills of the Coast Range, which slope up toward, and finally culminate in, Mount
Diablo. Farther down, St. Mary's Cathedral, the Safe Deposit Block, and leading telegraph
offices; thence, from Montgomery Street to Battery, the finest array of business blocks and
banking buildings which the city presents.

Market Street is the broad, diA-iding avenue which separates the older city from the newer,
offers a rare architectural medley to the eye of the exploring artist. This great central high-
way is the longest and widest of the city streets. Starting from the water front at the western
margin of the bay, whence it slightly ascends through eight or nine blocks, it runs thence south-
westerly, on a nearly level grade beyond the city limits. Its surface presents nearly every con-
ceivable variety of natural conformation ingeniously varied with artificial distortion. Plank,
rubble. Macadam, cobble, Nicolson, gravel, stone foundation, deep sand, and, finally, undis-
guised dirt, offer their successive and pleasing variety to the exidoring Sye. Stately blocks,
grand hotels, massive stores, common tenements, and tumble-down shanties form its varied and
picturesque boundary on either hand. ^^Tien the high, summer winds sweep easterly dowm its
i'road avenue ladened vrith clouds of flying sand from vacant lots along its either margin, it
sometimes becomes a decidedly open question whether some of the marginal lots really belong
in the department of real estate, or should properly be entered in the catalogue of movable prop-
erty. We have dwelt thus long upon this street, not only on account of its central position
and superior dimensions, but because it is, in respect to many particulars, a representative street.

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Others are like it as far as they can be. Did length, width, and direction permit, they would
resemble it still more closely. It is fast becoming the great business street of the city, and,
spite of the roughness and crudeness necessarily attaching to most of the streets of a new and
fast-growing city, it unmistakably possesses all the requisites of the future "Grand Avenue" of
the Pacific metropolis.

Dupont Street. Authority has been given to the Board of Supervisors, by act of the Leg-
islature, 1876, to widen this street from Market to Filbert, an improvement earnestly desired j
by those li\ang in the district affected thereby.

Dri\t:s. — The ClifiF House Road stretches westerly from near the end of Bush Street to the
Pacific Ocean beach. Originally a mere trail over the sand hills, it has become the broadest,
smoothest, hardest, and longest track in the State. If the visitor wishes an idea of California
horseflesh and California turnouts, let him drive out this road almost any day. The roadway is a
fine, smooth, hard surface, wide enough in places for twenty teams abreast, and is often nearly
filled from side to side with the smooth rolling of friendly racing teams, from the natty single
buggy to the elegant coach, or hack, and the stately four-in-hand. A million dollars' worth of
legs and wheels flash by a man in a very short time on this fashionable drive, especially on a
racing day. Along this road are two or three road-side inns, which, like the majority of Cal-
ifornia inns, are chiefly drinking houses under another name. At the end of the road stands
the Cliff House, so named from its site, the nearly solid top of a precipitous, rocky bluff, or
cliff, overlooking the Seal Rocks, a few hundred feet west ; then the fifty-mile sweep of the
Pacific Ocean horizon, broken only by the sharp, rocky points of the ^^rallones, low down
under the western sky, and clearly ^^sible when fogs, and mists, and haze permit. South of
the cliff the road winds down the bluff to and out upon the ocean beach, which differs from the
well-known Eastern beach drives except that it is not as wide even at the lowest tides, and that
the ocean view thence is far more seldom diversified with passing sails. The surf, however, is
fair, and the beach usually good, so that brisk driving for two or three miles ujion it seldom
fails to put the oxygen into the lungs, the iodine into the blood, and the exhilaration into the
spirits. Some two or three miles south of the Cliff House the road bends easterly, leaves the
beach, and starts back to the city by another way, known as the Ocean House Road, which,
like the former, takes its name from a public house, or hotel, near its seaward end. Approach-
ing the city by this route, one reaches a greater hight than by the Cliff House Road, and some
two or three miles from the city centers enjoys a beautifulAaew of the southern, western, and cen-
tral city, the shipping, the bay, the opposite shore, the trailing cities and towns whose straggling
houses gleam between the trees of Alameda and Contra Costa counties, with their grassy foot hills,
the whole view backed and bounded by the dominating peak of old Mount Diablo beyond.
Coming in by this way one enters the city suburbs on the southwest, passing directly by the
old Mission Dolores, with its famous old church, and makes his way back to the city centers by
Market, Mission, Howard, or Folsom streets.

The "drives" of the Golden Gate Park, over four miles in length, present the most attrac-
tive advantages, constantly revealing to the eye a series of the most beautiful views of the sur-
rounding country and the Pacific Ocean.

Between the Cliff House and the Ocean House roads, but nearer the latter, runs a third,
known as the Central Ocean Drive.

Over the Bay View Road Drive, from Market along Third or Fourth street to Long Bridge,
across that to the Potrero, keep straight on through the Mission cut, over Islais Creek Bridge,
thence tlirough South San Fr ncisbo, up the little rise from whose summit you may look do\\Ti
upon the little valley, a great bay of vegetable gardens, between which and the water, and on
the north side of Bay View Race Track, stands the Bay View House. If one would readily
understand why they used the phrase "Bay View" so frequently in naming localities hereabout,
he has only to glance eastward from any one of several points on his way out, to solve the
problem.

Northerly from the city the only drive takes one to the Presidio and Fort Point, over a road
not remarkable for excellence, and through suburbs not particularly attractive.

From the city front the pleasantest and, probably, the only practicable drive, would be
that upon the deck of a ferry boat. The best time for any or all of these drives is in thM
morning — the earlier the better. Besides the greater purity, freshness, and clearness of .the ai«
everywhere occompanying the morning hours, one then escapes the wind and dust which, OBt^
nearly every afternoon through more than half the j'ear, constitute the chief drawback from the
full enjoyment of out-door pleasure near the California coast.

Water Supply.

The water supplied to the city comes almost entirely from the works of the Spring Valley
Water Company. Several large buildings derive a sufficient supply from artesian wells. At
the U. S. Mint, Palace Hotel, Baldwin's Hotel, and a few other places, there are such wells.
At a depth of one hundred and twenty feet a bed of gravel is found, through which runs a
stream of clear, fresh, and cold water. It is of prime importance, however, tliat water should
be distributed under a heavy pressure ; and if it were possible to sink a well on every block,
property holders would still prefer to procure water from pipes cormected with a fountain head
far above the general level of this city.

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The Spring Valley Water Works draw their principal supply from the Peninsula, where
they control the watershed of thirty-nine square miles, which supplies the three storage reser-
yoirs, namely : the Pilarcitos reservoir, San Andres reservoir, and the Crystal Springs reservoir,
all being located at a sufficiently high altitude to supply all parts of the city. The three reser-
voirs together have a storage capacity of over 15,000,000,000 gallons, which can and will be in-
creased to 40,000,000,000 gallons by building the lower Crystal Springs dam. The aggregate
capacity of the reservoirs of the Company is 15,256,500,000 gallons.

The water from these reservoirs is delivered by means of two 30-inch plate-iron pipes, into
the Lake Honda Reservoir, and the College Hill Reservoir respectively — the former holds
thirty -four million gallons and the latter foui-teen million gallons ; these two reservoirs again
feed the water to the five smaller distributing reservoirs in San Francisco, viz. : Market Street,
Russian Hill, Francisco Street, Clay Street, and Brannan Street reservoirs; all these seven
reservoirs, together holding in the vicinity of sixty million gallons.

The water from these distributing reservoirs is furnished to the inhabitants of San Fran-
cisco, through a system of cast-iron pipes laid in the streets, seven hundred and eighty thousand
feet, or nearly one hundred and fifty miles, in length, varying in diameter from twenty-two-
inch to four-inch.

The Company also owns the Lobos Creek property, which, by means of its aqueduct, a
pumping apparatus furnishes two million gallons per day.

The daily supply is at present in the neighborhood of twelve million gallons. In order to
meet the increasing Want of the city in the future, the Company has acquired the right to
bring into their present works, the water furnished by sixty additional square miles of water-
shed, comprising the larger coast streajns south of Spanishtown.

The Legislature of 1873-74 authorized the Board of Supervisors to come and examine the
sources of water supply and to jmrchase or condemn such as might be selected. In accordance
with law, T. R. Scowden was elected Water Engineer, and instructed to make an examination
of the rivers, lakes, and water-sheds, which could be rendered available. After a series of ex-
tended surveys, he submitted a report containing the required information. He recommended
the purchase of the water- sheds of Calaveras Valley, located partly in Alameda County and
partly in Calaveras County. The Spring Valley Water Company subsequently purchased the
Calaveras property, and the Sui^ervisors decided to negotiate for the ijurchase of the property
owned by that Company. The price asked for the real estate and franchises at Calaveras Creek
was one million dollars, and for the other property, $14,500,000. The Supervisors declined to
make the purchase, and for the time being the city's effort to become owner of a system of
water works came to an end. Many propositions were submitted and a vast amount of inter-
esting information was placed in possession of the public. The Legislature of 1875-76 has
passed an Act for the appointment of Commissioners to regulate water rates, under which
selections have been made, and also a law authorizing the city to purchase or erect water
works. (See pages 1028 and 1031. )

To show the many separate sources from which San Francisco can be supplied with water,
we give a brief statement of those described by Mr. Scowden, premising that the supply on the
peninsula seems adequate for the wants of a city much larger than San Francisco is likely to
become during the present generation. The water shed of the Calaveras Creek has an area of
139. 48 square miles, and the estimated daily supply is seventy-nine million six hundred and ninety-
two thousand six hundred gallons. A dam one hundred ^feet high would be needed, and the
route of the conduit to San Francisco would be around the head of the bay, by way of Alviso,
a distance of .45.48 miles. Total cost, $10,655,052.

The Blue Lakes are in Alpine County, at the summit of the Sierras. A daily supply of one
hundred million of gallons can be obtained, at a cost of $25,581,414. Length of route, 217.06.
Clear Lake is in the central part of Lake County, 127.23 miles distant. The source of supply
is "practically inexhaustible," being far beyond the wants of a population of one million peo-
ple. Cost of the scheme, .$22,014,641.22.

Mr. Scowden also gave exhaustive descriptions of the resoiirces of the Spring Valley Water
Company, and of the Lagu^ja Merced and Pescadero Creek, the former being within six miles
of the City Hall, and this taking its rise in the Santa Cruz Mountains. It can thus be seen
that San Francisco will never suffer such embarassments as have been encountered by many large
cities in obtaining an abundance of pure water. The sources from which she can obtain it are
uany, and the cost will be trifling when contrasted with what has elsewhere been paid for facil-
ities far more restricted than those within our reach.

lilbrarles.

Mercantile Library, on the north side of Bush Street, between Montgomery and Sansom.
The building has a frontage on Bush Street of sixty-eight feet nine inches, with a depth of one
I iiindred and thirty-seven feet and six inches. It is three stories high, with basement and attic.
The fa9ade is of the modem Italian style, sixty-five feet to the top of the main cornice, and is
surmounted by a mansard roof, with iron crestings. Upon the first floor is the library, contain-
ing about forty thousand volumes, the reading room, reference library, ladies' reading room,
parlor, and trustees' room. On the second floor, the chess and smoking room, writing room ,

AlIES Q. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. "W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Mc U

36 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

museum, and store room for periodicals. The library room extends the full width of the
front of the building, and is fifty-four feet deep, -nath a height of twenty feet in the clear. A
tasteful, light, airy gallery, for the convenience of the librarian, is erected on two sides of the
room. The basement contains a lecture room, fifty-eight feet by seventy-four and twenty-fo^ir
high ; supper room, ladies' and gentlemen's dressing rooms, waiting rooms, etc. The whole of the
first story front is of iron, as also are all the ^vindow dressings, coins, strings, and pilasters of
the rest of the front. The interior finish is of kiln-dried, white cedar, varnished ; the doors, stair
finish, anil book cases, of black walnut. In addition to the library is a large list of magazines
and periotlicals, comprising one hundred and sixteen magazines, twenty-three illustrated paiiers,
about the same number of foreign papers, some eighty-two Atlantic and one hundred and thirty-
four Pacific papers, besides papers from the Sandwich Islands and Cape of Good Hope. The
number of volumes taken from the library during 1875, was eighty thousand one hundred.

The Mechanics' Institute is a fine, three-story brick building, having a frontage of seventy^
five feet on Post Street, south side, between Montgomery and Kearny. The l)uilding contains
the library, reading, and chess rooms, a lecture hall capable of seating five hundred persons, a
smaller hall, and three stores. The library comprises nearly thirty-five thousand volumes,
among which are many rare and costly scientific and mechanical works, and this number is now
increased by the addition of three thousand and three hundred volumes of the British Patent
Reijorts and Specifications, donated to the Institute. This has increased the library to con
siderably over thirty-five thousand volumes. The Institute is also one of the official depositories
of tlie Patent Office P^eports of the Department at Washington. The Industrial Fairs of this
society constitute a prominent and attractive feature of the instructive entertainments of the
city. During the past few years they have been held annually, and with such successful
results that it is probable they will hereafter yearly delight and instruct the general public.
The tenth of these fairs was held last year, in the new Mechanics' Pavilion, on Eighth Street,
between Market and Mission. The entire building is two hundred feet wide by five hundred
and fifty feet long. It has a grand central nave one hundred by four hundred and fifty feet,
around which runs a spacious gallery fifty feet wide. It is a remarkably substantial, well-
built, wooden structure, conveniently arranged and admirably adapted to the purpose for
which it is designed. Cost, $110,000. The Eleventh Industrial Fair will open on the eighth
day of August, 1876, and there is no doubt it will prove a greater success than any which have
preceded.

The Odd Fellows' Library occupies a commodious and excellently-arranged hall, at No.
325 Montgomery Street. The library contains over twenty-nine thousand volumes, in the
various departments of literature, science, and art, and includes one of the most extensive
collection of works on the early history of the Pacific Coast, as well as one of the most com-
plete and valuable cabinets in the State. Organized, December 30, 1854.

San Francisco Law Library. — In 1865, a society was formed for the purjjose of organ-
izing and maintaining a Law Library, and its success is demonstrated by the fact that it now
has some fifteen thousand volumes of standard legal, biographical, historical, and miscellaneous
works upon its shelves. The library derives its support fi-om a monthly levy upon its mem-
bers of $2. 50 ; it also derives a revenue of $1 from every case tried before the District Courts
of the city.

The Military Library was organized in January, 1873, for the purpose of acquiring, pre-
serving, and conducting a public library composed chiefly of books and periodicals of a military 1^
character. This institution derives its support from the sales of shares at .$5 each. Members'*,
may use as many books at a time as they hold shares. There are no dues, but the trustees ,f.
have power to call for $5 additional upon each share whenever they deem it necessary. ^

League Nationals Library was organized in August, 1871, under the aiispices of the 1
League Nationale Francais. The library contains over five thousand volumes, contributed by
members and their friends. Any person, acceiitable to the Board of Trustees, can have access
to the reading-room by paying a monthly fee of $1.50.

The San Francisco Verein have a well selected German library of fifteen thousand
volumes, at their elegant rooms opened during the last year, and furnished and decorated at a
cost of about .$75,000. The Academy of Sciences, the Young Men's Christian Association, the
California Pioneers, and many literary clubs and associations, also have reading rooms and
libraries.

Associations— Benevolent an«l Protective.

The operations of the different Associations, Benevolent, Protective, etc. , are fully detailed
in the Appendix, pages 1082-1109. During the past year several important charities have been
established to assist those already in existence. The unequaled munificence of our citizens in
their generous support of the many organizations of a benevolent character in our midst, as well
as their prompt and characteristic responses to the many appeals for assistance from abroad, have
given them a reputation that any community may well be proud of.

Private Charities.

The liberality of the people of San Francisco is well shown by the number and character of
the many benevolent institutions they sustain. The cosmopolitan character of our population

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Mark«

?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

PROGRESS OF THE CITY.

is proven by the existence of hospitals for Germans, French, and Italians. St. Mary's Hospital,
uniler the care of the Sistei's of Mercy, is one of the best in the city. St. Luke's Hosi)ital,
maintained by the Episcopal churches, is continually increasing the sphere of its usefulness.
Tho Frotostant, Catholic, and Hebrew orphan asylums are each well endowed and generously
sustained in their good work. The San Francisco Benevolent Association disburses over f 1,500
per month, and aflbrds a vast amount of relief to the destitute. The association is able to give
food and clothing to all who really deserve it, and to provide some kind of employment for
such as are able to work, so that almsgiving upon the street is not only unnecessary but an
actual encouragement to mendicants. The Ladies' Protection and Relief Society takes care of
two hundred friendless little girls, and secures places for them in Christian families where they
can receive suitable attention and instruction. The California State Women's Hospital, the
San Francisco Female Hospital, and scores of other noble charities, are doing an amount of good
beyond the possibility of estimating. Elsewhere in this work will be found in detail a statement
of the affairs of these institutions.

Onr PnliUc Scbool.s.

The first English school was organized in San Francisco, in April, 1847, with about thirty
pupils. It was taught by a Mr. Marston, who is, therefore, the pioneer California school-
master. Late in the same year the citizens organized a public school and erected a building on
the southwest comer of Portsmoiith Square. In April, 1849, the Common Council established
a public school, and John C. Pelton and wife were emploj'^ed as teachers. The city has always
been liberal in its support of the common schools, and to-day San Francisco is in this respect
one of the foremost among American cities.

We give below the more interesting statistics for the last school year, and for convenience
of comparison we also give the figures for the entire State as reported to the State Board of
Education :

San Francisco.

The State.

Number of white bojs between five and seventeen years of age

Number of white girls between five and seventeen years of age

Number of negro children between five and seventeen years of age

Total census children between five and seventeen years of age

Number of children under five j-cars of age

Number of children between five and seventeen years of age who have attended

public school at any time during the year

Number of children between five and seventeen years of age who have attended

private schools at any time during the year

Native born, native parents

Native born, one parent foreign

Native born, both parents foreign

Foreign bom

Whole number enrolled

Average number belonging

Average daily attendance

Percentage of attendance on average- number belonging

Number of male teachers

Number of female teachers

Average monthly pay of male teachers

Average monthly pay of female teachers

Cash received from State apportionment

Cash received from county taxes

Total receipts from all sources

Amount paid for teachers' salaries

Rent, repairs, fuel, and contingent expenses ,. .

Total current expenses

Amount paid for sites, buildings, and furniture

Total cxi>enditures

Total vahie of school property

20,243
20,61.5
163
41,021
23,024

26,211

6,094

13,319

6,282

42,886

2,413

32,075

22,151

20,830

94.03

446

$165.20

78.60

$288,836.75

391,654.30

986,425.75

519,138.72

147,778.10

669,386.14

134,221.22

803,607.36

2,239,600.00

85,763

83,620

1,067

171,563

78,050

116,896

15,021

125,119

26,962

93,776

6,444

130,930

86,637

78,027

90.06

1,033

1,660

$•84.93

68.01

$1,210,808.49

1,115,530.06

3,390,359.30

1,810,479.62

381,800.62

2,236,961.98

421,279.36

2,658,241.34

5,068,678.30

According to the report for September, 1875, the annual amount paid for salaries would be
$545,070, and the average annual salary of each teacher would be $1,021.13. The average
annual cost for the tuition of each pupil belonging is .?29. 82. The percentage of the total
expenditures of this city, for educational purposes, is 15.9.

Study of the Foreigx L.a.nguages.^ — In September, 1875, there were one thousand four
hundred and twenty seven pupils studying French; two thousand eight hundred and fifty-one
studying German ; one hundred and eleven studying Latin ; and forty studying Greek. There
are thirteen teachers of German and nine teachers of French.

Evening Schools. — There are eight hundred and ninety-one pupils at the evening schools,
wenty-three teachers being employed for their instruction.

Progress during the Year. — During the school year ending June 30, 1875, the increase in
the number of children under seventeen years of age was four thousand seven hundred and
eighty, and the increase in the number enrolled was one thousand two hundred and sixteen.

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

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The proceeds of the sale of bonds, to the amount of §200,000 have been expended in the erection
of substantial and commodious school houses, which have afforded accommodations for the
four thousand two hunilred and seventy-one pupils who had previously been taught in rented
rooms, which were often dark, damp, and unhealthy. The eight new school houses erected
during that period can seat nearly six thousand pupils.

CosMOPOLiTAX SCHOOL.S. — The summary a]K)lition of the study of any language other than
the English in all the schools of the Department excepting only the two High Schools, provoked
a popular displeasure, and aroused a public opposition which resulted in a legislative enactment
requiring the Board of Education to restore the study of the German and French languages in
at least two Grammar and two Primary Schools. Ha\T[ng become fully satisfied of the unex-
pected strength and extent of the popular demand for free public instruction in these two lan-
guages, the Board liberally went beyond the mere letter of the law, and, in September, 1875, had
introduced the study of the French and German into four Grammar Schools, and five Primary.
The present regulation requires no pupil to study any other, and alloics him to study but one
other language than the English. In September, 1875, the number of pupils studying French
was one thousand four hundred and twenty-seven, while those studjdng German numbered two
thousand eight hundred and fifty-one. To instruct these the Board employs thirteen teachers of
German, and nine teachers of French. As now conducted these schools are giving general sat-
isfaction, and becoming increasmgly popular.

Evening Schools. — Five Evening Schools, employing twenty-three teachers, continuing
through nine months, enrolling two thousand one hundred and seventy-three pupils, having an
average monthly enrollment of eight hundred and twenty-seven and three tenths, and an average
daily, or, perhaps we should say nightly, attendance of six hundred and eighty six and three
tenths, summarize the important facts of these extremely useful schools. Of twenty classes,
nineteen were male and one female. The rcRnlts of the instruction in Bookkeeping, in Mechan-
ical and Industrial Drawing, the notable progi-ess of large numbers of young foreign'ers in learn-
ing to read, write, and speak Engbsh, together with the general progress of all the pupils in
gaining practical familiarity w4th Commercial Arithmetic and Business Forms, merit especial
notice and commendation. Under the continued supervision of W. A. Robertson, Esq. , good
order and discipline, with improved general efficiency, have additionally demonstrated the great
practical utility, and in fact the indispensable pubbc necessity, of these valuable auxiliaries
to our public instruction.

Colored Schools. — Two colored schools, enrolling ninety-eight difi"erent pupils, employing
three teachers, and having an average daily attendance of but forty-nine scholars, or sixteen
and one third to each teacher, formed the record of these schools for the year.

The following is a comparative statement of the daily attendance at all the Public Schools from
1852 to 1875, being a period of twenty-four years : 1852, 445 ; 1853, 703; 1854, 1,011 ; 1855, 1,484;
1856, 2,516; 1857, 2,155; 1858, 2,521 ; 1859, 2,829; 1860, 2,837; 1861, 3,377; 1862, 3,794; 1863,
4,389; 1864, 5,470; 1865, 6,718; 1866, 8,131; 1867, 10,177; 1868, 11,871 ; 1869, 13,113; 1870,
15,394; 1871, 16,382; 1872, 17,588; 1873, 18,530; 1874, 19,432; 1875, 21,014.

Subjoined is a statement of the yearly expeucUtures of the Department since 1852 to the pres-
ent time: 1852, .§23,125; 18.53, .§35,040; 1854, §159,249; 185.5, §136,580; 18.56, §125,064; 1857,
i=;92,955 ; 18.58, §104,808; 1859, §134,731; 1860, §156,407; 1861, §158,855; 1862, §134,567; 1863,
§178,929; 1864, §228,411; 1865, .§346,862; 1866, .§361,668; 1867, .§507,822; 1868, §415,839; 1869,
.§400,842; 1870, .§526,625; 1871, §705,116; 1872, §668,262; 1873, $611,818; 1874, §689,022; 1875,
§707,445.36. Total, twenty-four years, §7,610,043.36 {m

LOCATION OF SCHOOLS. fl

Number af PupiU Enrolled and the Average Attendance of School 3Ionth, ending May 31, 1875.

Boys' High School (Location, north side Slitter Street, between Gough and Octavia).— Pu-
pils registered, 238 ; average attendance, 177.99.

GiHLs' High School (Location, north side of Bush Street, between Hyde and Larkin). — Pu-
pils registered, 458 ; average attendance, 377.8. ^

Lincoln Grammar School (Location, east side of Fifth Street, near Market). — Pupils r<H
istei-ed, 1,385; average attendance, 1,062.59. '^

Denman Grammar School (Location, northwest comer of Bush and Taylor streets). — Pupils
registered, 971; average attendance, 814.

RiNCON Grammar School (Location, Vassar Place, leading from Harrison Street, between
Second and Third). — Pupils registered, 732; average attendance, 455.

Broadway Grammar School (Location, north side of Broadw^ay Street, between Powell and
Mason). — Pupils registered, 606; average attendance, 474.34.

South Cosmopolitan Grammar School (Location, north side of Bush Street, between Du-
pont and Stockton). — Pupils registered, 700; average attendance, 561.

Union Gramm.\r School (Location, north side of Union Street, between Montgomery and
Kearny). — Pupils registered, 633 ; average attendance, 439.

Washington Grammar School (Location, southwest comer of Mason and Washington
streets). — Pupils registered, 711 ; average attendance, 511.1.

Spring Valley Grammar School (Location, south side of Broadway Street, between Lar-
kin and Polk). — PuijUs registered, 710; average attendance, 528.

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Ca

p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

PROGRESS OP THE CITY. 39

North Cosmopolitan Grammar School (Location, north side of Filbert Street, between
Jones and Taylor). — Pupils registered, 778; average attendance, 537.5.

Hayes Valley Grammar School (Location, north side of McAllister Street, between Frank-
lin and Gough). — Pupils registered, 1,438; average attendance, 947.

Valencia Street Grammar School (Location, east side of Valencia Street, between Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third). — Pupils registered, 1,223; average attendance, 919.62.

Eighth Street Grammar School (Location, east side of Eighth Street, between Harrison
and Bryant). — Pupils registered, 1,304; average attendance, 898.76.

South San Francisco School (Location, Fourteenth Avenue near L). — Pupils registered,
404; average attendance, 271.

Tehama Primary School (Location, south side of Tehama Street, near First). — Pupils reg-
istered, 1,127 ; average attendance, 6947.

Mission Primary School (Location, west side of Mission Street, between Fifteenth and Six-
teenth).— Pupils registered, 877; average attendance, 606.

Lincoln Primary School (Location, Bryant, near Sixth). — Pupils registered, 1,039; average
attendance, 656.

Fourth Street Primary School (Location, northwest corner of Fourth and Clara streets).
Pupils registered, 641 ; average attendance, 518.

South Cosmopolitan Primary School (Location, south side Eddy, between Polk and Van
Ness Avenue). — Pupils registered, 884 ; average attendance, 755.

Bush Street Cosmopolitan Primary School (Location, southeast comer of Bush and
Stockton streets). — Pupils registered, 688; average attendance, 335.58.

Taylor Street Cosmopolitan Primary School (Location, corner of Taylor and Post
streets). — Pupils registered, 510; average attendance, 450.

Greenwich Street Primary School (Location, south side of Greenwich Street, between
Jones and Taylor). — Pupils registered, 793; average attendance, 528.

Powell Street Primary School (Location, west side of Powell Street, between Jackson
and Washington). — Pupils registered, 633; average attendance, 472.

L^NioN Primary School (Location, northwest corner of Filbert and Kearny streets). — Pupils
registered, 604 ; average attendance, 420. 5.

Silver Street Primary* School (Location, north side of Silver Street, between Second
and Third). — Pupils registered, 1,023; average attendance, 678.5.

Broadway Street Primary' School (Location, north side of Broadway Street, between
Montgomery and Sansom). — Pupils registered, 656; average attendance, 419.

Model School (Location, south side of Geary Street, between Jones and Leavenworth). —
Pupils registered, 641; average attendance, 576.

Market Street Primary School (Location, south side of Market Street, between Fourth
and Fifth). — Pupils registered, 1,299; average attendance, 805.

Pine and Larkin Street Primary School (Location, southwest comer of Pine and Larkin
streets). ^Pupils registered, 909 ; average attendance, 558.

Eighth Street Primary' School (Location, east side of Eighth Street, between Harrison
and Bryant). — Pupils registered, 732; average attendance, 438.

Hayes Valley Prijlary School- (Location, north side of Grove Street, between Larkin
and Polk). — Pupils registered, 692; average attendance, 458.7.

Shotwell Street Prisiary School (Location, east side of Shotwell Street, between Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third). — Pupils registered, 695; average attendance, 493.9.

Tyler and Jones Street Primary School (Location, north side of Tyler Street, near
Jones). — Pupils registered, 296; average attendance, 272.

Spring Valley Primary School (Location, south side of Union Street, between Franklin
and Gough). — Pupils registered, 480; average attendance, 299.12.

Pine Street Primary School (Location, north side of Pine Street, between Scott and
Devisadero). — Pupils registered, 223; average attendance, 134.2.

Tyler Street Primary School (Location, north side of Tyler Street, between Scott and
Pierce). — Pupils registered, 385; average attendance, 267.

New Primary' School (Location, north side Jackson, between Webster and Fillmore).

We.'^t End School (Location, San Jose Road, near Six-mile House). — Pupils registered, 85;
average attendance, 50.

PoTRERo School (Location, southwest comer of Kentucky and Napa streets). — Pupils reg-
istered, 257; average attendance, 156.4.

San Bruno School (Location, Nebraska near Yolo). — Pupils registered, 416 ; average attend-
ance, 196.1.

Ocean House School (Location, San Miguel Road, near Ocean House Road). — Pupils regis-
tered, 52 ; average attendance, 35. 8.

Point Lobos School (Location, Nineteenth Avenue, Point Lobos Road, near the Turf
House). — PupUs registered, 40 ; average attendance, 24. 3.

■ Laguna Honda School (Location, Eighth Avenue, near K Avenue). — Pupils registered,
'85; average attendance, 54.

Fairmount School (Location, Chenery Street, near Randall. — Pupils registered, 189;
average attendance, 1 14. 3.

JAMES G-. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to ITo. 316 Heamy St.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Eetail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchai ^

40 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Evening Schools.— Pupils registered, 2,678; average attendance, 1301.

A^'allejo Street Colored School (Location, northwest comer of Taylor and Vallejo
streets). — Pupils registered, 76; average attendance, 39.

Howard Street Colored School (Location, Howard Street, between Fourth and Fifth).
— Pupils registered, 21 ; average attendance, 10.4.

NoE AND Temple Street Primary School (Location, comer of Noe and Temple streets.)
— Pupils registered, 58 ; average attendance, -.

Geary Street Primary School (Location, Geary, between Pierce and Scott).

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Collescs and Private Schools.

St. Ignatius' College. — This well-known literary institution, located on Market Street,
between Fourth and Fifth, which is conducted by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, was first '
opened for the reception of students on the fifteenth day of October, 1855, and was incorporated
under the law of the State on the thirtieth of April, 1859, and empowered to confer the usual
degrees and academical honors. Since its commencement, this institution has been attended
with the highest degi-ee of prosperity and success. The course of instruction pursued is thorough,
and comprises a complete classical, mathematical, and philosophical course of training, calculated
to prepare the pupil for entering upon the study of any of the professions, or commencing any
business vocation. The college is provided with an extensive laboratory, comprising all the neces-
sary appliances for the assaying of metals and making chemical analysis, which is an important
feature not generally found in institutions of this character. There is a telegraphic room, with
an instrument in operation, where the business of operating is taught. The " Ignatian Literary
Society," for exercise in debate; the " Philhistorian Debating Society," to promote the knowl-
edge of history; the "Loyola Scientific Academy," for the cultivation and promotion of the
study of natural sciences ; a College Band and singing classes are established in the college for
the improvement of the pupils. The founders of this institution, foreseeing the rapid progress
of the Queen City of the Pacific, purchased some years since the property upon which the
magnificent college edifice has since been erected. This lot has a frontage of two hundred and
seventy-five feet on Market and the same on Jessie Street, with a depth of three hundred and
fifty feet. The present building is only a part of the extent contemplated, "\^^^en the exten-
sive additions are made, the entire structixre will rival anything of the kind to be found in our
portion of the country. The present building is admirably adajited to the purposes for which
it was designed, being abundantly lighted and well ventilated in every portion ; the ceilings are
lofty, and spacious halls run through the building. A large play ground is attached, with a
commodious shelter from the rain, affording amjjle means for the physical exercise of the
pupils. In fact, nothing has been neglected which is at all conducive to mental and physical ™
training. The number of students in the college at present is over five hundred, under a staff
of twenty -four professors and teachers. — [See Advertisement, page xxxix.]

S.vnta Clara College, Santa Clara. — This establishment is under the superintendence
of the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, and is open to all who choose to avail themselves of its
advantages. It is situated in the beautiful Valley of Santa Clara, so celebrated for the mildness
and saluljrity of its climate, and is about three miles di^ant from San Jose and quite close to
the Southern Pacific Railroad. The college was founded in 1851. On the twenty-eighth of
April, 1855, it was incorporated and empowered to confer degrees and academical honors, and
to exercise all the rights and privileges common to any other literary institution in the United fii
States. It has a full staff' of professors, and presents advantages for the mental, physical, and
moral training of the students unsurpassed in California. It possesses a complete philosophical
ajjparatus, purposely made in Paris for Santa Clara College, and furnished with all necessary
instruments for experiments in mechanics, hydraulics, pneumatics, caloric, electricity, magnetism,
optics, acoustics, and surveying. New and important additions are being made every year to
keep pace with the progress of science. The chemical laboratory is pro^^ded with a full assort
ment of chemicals, a very good set of furnaces, and all that is necessary for the different kinds
of chemical analysis. The museum of natural history comprises a valuable collection of miner'
alogy and geology ; also three thousand specimens of shells and other natural curiosities. As
an accessory to the scientific department, there is a photographic gallery, where the students
who wish may learn jjliotography in all its different branches. Practical lessons are given also
on the electric telegraph. The college library numbers about twelve thousand volumes. — [iS'e*
Advertisement, page xli.]

Heald's Business College. — -This popular school is located at 24 Post Street, between Mont
gomery and Kearny. It is well kno-wTi throughout the country as being the largest and one of
the most thorough and complete commercial institutes in America. It has a total yearly attend-
ance of about seven hundred and fifty pupils. Among these pupils are found the sons of many
of our most prominent business men. Students are also to be found here from every county in
the State, from ."'1 the neighboring States and Territories, from British America, Mexico, Cen-
tral America, and the Sandwich Islands. Heald's Business College is connected Avith the Inters
national Business College Association, which includes the leading commercial scliools in tht
United States and Canada. There are thirty-six schools in the association, located in all of oui
leading commercial cities. These schools — formerly known as the Bryant & Stratton Colleges—

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are popular among the business men of the whole country, and their graduates are numbered by-
thousands. The object of this school is principally to tit young men for business pursuits, yet
its course of instruction is adapted to all jirofessions an<l callings. In addition to tKe course of
commercial studies, instruction is given in all the Englisli Ijranches ; in French, German, and
Spanish ; in Telegraphy, Phonography, Higher Mathematics, etc. The plan of operation adopted
is different from other schools on this coast. Actual practice in business affairs constitutes the
main feature of the mercantile course. Instead of a dry and uninteresting study of mere theory,
the pupil enters into business where he meets with the same transactions that he would in a real
counting house or bank. He buys, sells, ships, consigns, and goes through all the routine of a
merchant. He keeps his accounts wth the bank, drawing his checks, discounting his notes,
and dealing in all kinds of business forms and papers. By this process the pupil readily becomes
familiar not only witluthe proper forms of bookkeeping but also with all the details of lousiness.
When ready to graduate he thus has a practical knowledge of the phases of merchandising,
banking, railroading, commission, jobbing, importing, etc. The practicability of this method
of instruction has been amply proved l)y the success of the numerous graduates of this school
airing the past twelve years. Its graduates are now to be found in most of the leading banks
1 1 mercantile houses of this citj% and their services are in good demand. The telegraphic
iiiotitute, under the immediate super\nsion of James Gamble, General Superintendent of the
Western Union Telegraph Co., is ably managed. It has been fitted up at great expense
with all the instruments for teaching the art thoroughly, and is one of the most complete
institutes of the kind in America. The graduates of this department find ready employment,
and succeed in giving perfect satisfaction. Ladies are admitted into all the departments of the
college, and their success both in the business and telegraphic departments has been most
gratif j-ing. They are quite generally availing themselves of the opportunity thus afforded for
fitting themselves for useful and lucrative emplojinent, and we regard it as a hopeful sign to
see so many of them in the school. The College Faculty comprises the following well-known
officers and teachers : E. P. Heald, President and General Manager; F. C. Woodbury, Secre-
tary and Superintendent of Course of Instruction ; A. B. Capp, Superintendent of Theory
Department ; H. M. Steams, Superintendent of Practical Department ; T. R. Southern, Super-
intendent English Department; W. H. H. Valentine, A. B. Capp, and Miss Clara SneU, Book-
keeping and Accounts ; F. Seregni, Penmanship ; ^Mrs. X. Heald, Department of Telegraphy ;
Mrs. A. M. Hatch, Phonography ; A. Vander Nailen, Survejdng and Mechanical Drawing ;
Lloyd Baldwin, Mercantile Law ; A. P. Du Bief, French ; C. F. Morel, Spanish ; George
Jebens, German.

Private Schools. — The number of private schools and colleges in San Francisco is about one
hundred and ten. In size and character these range through nearly every degree, from the little
private, family or home school of half a dozen scholars, to the large flourishing college enrolling
its pupils bj' hundreds. Of these the Catholics maintain about one fifth, while a considerable
portion of the remainder either directly belong to or are managed in the especial interest of
other religious denominations. The number of ptipils attending private and church schools in
June, 1875, as reported by the Census Marshals, was six thousand and ninety -four.

Health Department.

The excellent and comprehensive report of Henry Gibbons, Jr. M. D. , Health Officer for the
last fiscal year, makes an exceedingly favorable showing for San Francisco, its death rate being
less than in any other large American city. This rate was 18.1 per thousand. Among the
Chinese it was 23.8, and among all others, 17.5. The total number of decedents was four
thousand one hundred and sixty-three. With the single exception of Philadelphia, San Fran-
cisco suffers less than any other American city of note from ZjTnotic diseases, a class of diseases
largely prevented by good sewerage and drainage, pure air, and wholesome food.

The work of the Health Department has been carried on -with zeal and intelligence, and its
value is very great, though habitually underrated by the public. The careful compilation of
mortuary statistics leads to the discovery of the true cause of many diseases, and points to the
proper remedy. A reduction of the death rate, however slight, is a matter of large pecuniary
importance to a community. It has been estimated, that there are thirty-four cases of sickness
to each death, and that the average duration of each case is twenty days. In any event the
expenses of sickness are large, and in the case of male adults there is the additional loss of
time, the equivalent of money. Every death, on this basis, is virtually the loss of about two
years of the time of an individual, so that it is a measure of wise economy to deal liberally
with a department of the municipal government that is capable of accomplishing such grand
results.

Hospitals.

The hospitals of San Francisco will compare favorably with those of other cities of its size
and population. The public institutions are ample in accommodation and appointment, while
those of private character are to be found in all parts of the city. The Germans and French
have for years had fine hospital buildings. The Sisters of Mercy own a large structure on Rin-
con Hill. The Italians have within a few years complete<l a conamodious building, comer of
Twenty-eighth and Noe streets, and the Episcopal societies have also erected a hospital on
, the cottage plan, beyond the Mission. The special purpose of these hospitals is to provide

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for certain classes of our citizens, as the French, the German, the Italian, etc. , but all who de-
sire to avail themselves of their a<lvantages are admitted upon payment of most reasonable
fees. Besides the institutions enumerated above, there are several smaller ones which have
been established through the munificence of our citizens, and whose names indicate their special
uses. These are the State Woman's Hospital, the San Francisco Female Hospital, the Found-
ling Asylum and Lying-in Hospital, etc.

Up to September, 1872, the City and County Hospital was located at North Beach, the
main building having been originally constructed for a school house ; the other two being tem-
porary wooden structures. For years these had been inadequate for the increasing wants of
the city, hence the completion of the commodious structure now in use was viewed with much
satisfaction by those interested in the good name of our city. Not only are the buildings and
accommodations in the new location much more ample than those formerly occupied, but the
location itself is far better suited to the purposes in view. The grounds are in the southern
portion of the city, and comprise the two blocks, bounded by Nevada, Sierra, and Nebraska
Streets and Potrero Avenue. They measure eight hundred and sixty-six feet by four hundred
and eighty-one, or nearly ten acres. The location is somewhat elevated, at least sufficiently
so to insure efficient drainage, and though not very accessible at present wiU, when the contem-
plated extension of the Sixth Street line out Potrero Avenue is completed, be but a short ride
from Market Street, requiring no more time than was necessary to reach the former hospital.
The main buildings face the west, the hospital entrance being on Potrero Avenue, which rxms
nearly north and soiith. An entirely different plan has been adopted to that usually in vogue ;
several individual structures, most of them at considerable distance from each . other, but con-
nected by a long, covered corridor, unite to form the hospital. With the excejition of the
kitchen and laundry, which are of brick, all the buildings are of wood, with brick foundations.
The individual structures are: The administxative and dining-haU buildings, each three stories
high, situated in the center of the block, ojjposite each other, and on either side of the center
of the covered con-idor, which is five hundred and lifty-six feet long by eighteen feet vsdde, and
runs lengthwise of the block ; the kitchen and laundry, back of the dining rooms ; the chapel,
at the south end of the corridor ; the gate-house, stable, morgue, operating rooms, etc. , scat-
tered about in various places, and, lastly, six long pavilions, each two stories high, and each
designed to accommodate sixty-four patients (with their nurses), thirty-two on a floor. It is
designed eventually to have twelve pavilions, to be built in pairs, opposite each other, on
either side of the long corridor and parallel to the main buildings ; the first pair, on either
side, being a hundred feet from the main buildings, the second a hundred feet from the
first, and the third a hundred feet from the second. Six pavilions were considered sufficient for
all purposes in 1872. With the most generous allowance of space, they accommodated three hun-
dred and eighty-four patients. In an emergency at least a hundred more could be accommo-
dated without serious overcrowding. Since moving into these new quarters in September, 1872,
the number of patients has largely increased owing, partly at least, to the greater comfort
afforded, until the hospital has become again overcrowded. To obviate this an additional ■«dng
was ordered some months since and is now ready for occujjancy. The average number of
patients in the City and County Hospital for the year 1875, was three hundred and ninety-four,
and during this period the total admissions numbered three thousand nine hundred and fifty-one,
aiad the deaths three hundred and seventy-two. It may be further mentioned that there were
treated in 1875, several thousand outpatients, for whom were put up over fourteen thousand
prescriptions. Resident Physician, Dr. E. H. Bryan ; Assistant Resident Physician, Dr. J. W.
Keeney ; Visiting Surgeons, Drs. W. A. Douglass and H. H. Toland ; Visiting Physicians,
Drs. F. A. Holman and C. M. Bates. Besides these, the medical staff is composed of Dr.
Martinache, of the University of California, and Drs. Gibbons and Barkan, of the Medical
College of the Pacific, whose services are rendered gratuitously.

In 1867, the Alms House, a large and substantial frame building, was constructed near Lake
Honda, by the city. The need of such an establishment had become urgent, as the City and
County Hospital was burdened with the permanently disabled and superannuated, who had
been accumulating for years. This building wiU accommodate five hundred persons, the average
number present in 1875 being three hundred and thirty, and the total admissions for the year
being four hundred and fifty-six. In the hospital wards there is an average of seventy-five
patients, and in the house wards about an equal number. Sixty deaths occurred in 1875. The
officers are a Superintendent, Mr. M. J. Keating, and a Resident Physician, Dr. S. R. Gerry.

Besides the Hospital and Alms House, the city omtis three frame buildings about half a
mile from the hospital, which were constructed at the time of the small-pox epidemic in 1868-9,
and are capable of accommodating in the neighborhood of two hundred patients. One of the
buildings is still reserved for small-pox cases, eight of which have been admitted there dur-
ing the year, with one death. Another of the buildings is used as a Chinese Hospital. In
this last were admitted fifty cases, mostly chronic, making with the twenty-nine remaining
from the year before, seventy-nine cases of which twenty-four died. The patients were under
the professional care of Dr. L. P. Foster, the Resident Physician.

In the fall of 1865 the San Francisco Health Office was established. Prior to this time no
mortuary records had been preserved by the city. The creation of the office has resulted in
unquestionable advantage, leaving out of consideration the value of the statistics collected.

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PROGRESS OF THE CITY.

A City Board of Health was created by the Legislature in 1870 ; it consists of the Mayor
and four physicians, and has control over the Health Office and all the public charitable insti-
tutions of the city and county. From a small beginning the Health Department has grown
into a very important branch of the city government. It controls appointments invcjlving
an exi>ense to the city of several thousand dollars a month, and has a general oversight of all
sanitary aifairs.

The German Hospital is built upon a lot fronting one hundred and thirty-seven and one half
feet on Braiman Street (near Third Street) and extending back two hundred and seventy-five
feet. The main building is of brick, three stories high, facing the northwest, and occujjies all
the frontage except what is required for a wide carriageway. It was built in 1853 ; a wing
was addeil in 1860, and a second one in 1869, so that the hospital can acconuuodate one hun-
dred and thirty patients. The remaining portion of the grounds, equaling over one half the
area, is laid out with grass plats and walks, and planted \^-ith trees. There are but two wards
in the hospital, each containing ten beds ; the remaining rooms being designed for one or two
patients only. The hospital is under the control of the German General Benevolent Society,
which now numbers over three thousand city members. The charges, which include
medical attendance, are ^'2 per day, with from 50 cents to $1.50 extra for private rooms if they
be desired. During the year 1875, the German Hospital received for treatment six hundred
and eighty-two patients, the average number present being seventy-two. There were fifty-
one deaths in the same period. The attending physicians are Drs. F. Von Loehr, J. Regens-
burger, A. Willielm, and W. F. Smith.

The French Hospital, or " Maison de Sante," is also under the chargeof a society, the " Socit^te
Fran9aise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle," organized in 1851, and now having a membership of three
thousand. The building is a large two-story brick structure, occupj^ng the center of a hundred-
vara (two hundred and seventy-tive feet by two hundred and seventy-five) lot on Bryant Street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, the remaining grounds being laid out in gardens and planted with
trees. Originally, the hospital completed in 1859 was but one story in Eight. In 1869 a second
story was abided, increasing the capacity to the accommodation of one hxxndred and seventy pa-
tients. In 1875 there were admitted to this hospital eight hundred and forty-one patients, the
weekly average number present being eighty-five. During the year there were seventy-eight
deaths. The charges are .§2 per day for ward patients and S3 for those desiring private rooms.
Drs. Brigham and Hoffstetter are the Visiting Physicians, and Dr. E. Prevost is the apothecary.

One of the finest of the private hospitals is the St. Mary's Hospital, under the care of the
Sisters of Mercy. It was erected in 1861 on a hundred-vara lot on the southwest comer of
Bryant and First streets. The building is of brick, four stories high, and measures seventy-
five feet by one hundred and fifty on the ground. The design is, when occasion shall require,
to add to it a wing, which wiU double its present capacity. No hospital in this city excels this
in interior arrangement. The ceilings are high, the haUs broad, the rooms capacious, the ven-
tilation and general adaptabibty to the purposes intended excellent. There are but one or
two large wards, the majority bemg intended to accommodate from six to twelve patients;
besides these there are a number of private rooms. In the wards and rooms there are beds for
one hundred and eight patients. During the year the wards are often full. The average number
of patients for the year 1875 was about ninety, and the total admissions for the year numbered
eleven hundred and fourteen. In the same period one hundred and forty deaths occurred.
Patients in the general wards are charged §10 per week, those occupying private rooms $20.
Dr. James Muqjhy is Visiting Surgeon; Dr. J. D. Whitney, Visiting Physician, and Dr. C. G.
Kenyon, Resident Physician.

In 1868 the Italian Benevolent Society erected a hospital for the use of its members and
others. Two blocks, bounded by Twenty-eighth, Twenty-ninth, Noe, and Castro streets had
been secured, and afiford a most admirable site. The building faces the east. It is of brick,
two stories in hight and contains beds for forty patients. A wing may be conveniently added
should more room be required. During the first eleven months of 1872 there were acbnitted
to this hospital two hundred and three patients, the average number present at anj' one time
being over eighteen ; and the number under treatment on the first of December, 1872, being
about ten. For various reasons, perhaps as much because of its great distance from the central
portion of the city as from any other cause, this hospital was closed toward the latter pai-t of
1873 ; when it will again be open for patients is not known.

In 1853 the Government caused to be erected at Rincon Point a very large, four-story brick
hospital, one of the finest buildings in the city at that time, and ever since, from its character
and position, a prominent landmark. It was designed for eight hundred patients — sailors of
the merchant and national marine — probably five time as many as were ever within its walls at
one time. Until 1868 it continued to be used. In this year the severe earthquake further
impaired a foundation already rendered insecure by extensive grading, which had left the
hospital perched upon a high embankment, and it was vacated. After numerous removals and
vicissitudes, the patients at last secured a home in the building formerly occupied as the asylum
for the deaf, dumb, and blind, on the comer of Mission and Fifteenth streets. The buildings,
two in number, were four stories high, of brick, and perhaps as suitable for a hospital as
buildings converted to such purposes generally are. They were probably the best accommo-

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dations that could be secured without building, and were calculated to contain one hundred
and twenty-five jjatients, though the average number in 1874 was but eighty-five.

Over two years since the Government decided to build a suitable Marine Hospital, a site on
the Presidio Reservation near Mountain Lake, having been selected. The buildings were com-
pleted and occupied in May, 1875. They are constructed entirely of wood, and consist of an
executive building two stories in hight, of two, long, one-story buildings, one on each side of
the executive building, to be used for kitchen, pantry, laundry, store rooms, dead room, linen
room, etc. ; and of three one-story wards radiating from the rear of the executive building like
the ribs of a fan. The whole expense, including a separate residence for the surgeon, was aljout
S60,000. The number of patients admitted here dm-ing 1875 was one thousand, of whom thirty-
five died. The average number under treatment was eighty-three. The hospital is under the
care of Dr. C. N. EUinwood, Superintendent.

The writer of this article has %-isited all the hospitals above named, some of them frequently.
Their internal an-angements are creditable to theii- authorities, convenient and comfortable to
patients, and calculated to afford excellent facilities for the cure of disease. Nearly all, if not
all, the establislmients are provided with bathing apparatus, not only for common use, but for
special application in treatment. Thus a patient may have wann, cold, shower, steam, or med-
icated baths, at the option of his physician. The medical staff of the different in-
stitutions is ample, and, as will be seen, includes physicians of excellent standing in the
profession.

The larger hospitals have now been considered. There remain to be mentioned a few smaller
institutions inaugurated for special objects. The buildings which these occupy were not built
for such purposes, but have all been converted from dwelling houses. The State Woman's
Hospital, corner of Twelfth and Howard streets, receives only those with diseases peculiar to
women. All who are able are expected to pay. Six beds are, however, devoted to non-paying
patients, $10 per week being charged in other cases. Originally the hospital accommodated
eighteen patients. About tM^o years since an addition was built, increasing its capacity to thirty-
one beds. In 1875 the average attendance was eighteen, and the total admissions numbered
fifty -nine. Three hundred and ninety out-patients were treated during the same period. In
explanation of the small number admitted during the year, it may be mentioned that most of
the cases require months, some as many as eight, of treatment, before a cure can Vje effected.
The hospital is under the charge of Dr. John Scott, assisted by Drs. George Chismore and
C. E. Blake.

On the comer of Clay Street and Prospect Place is the San Francisco Female Hospital, of
which Dr. C. T. Deane is the Physician, and Dr. W. H. Mays Assistant Physician. As the
certificate of incorporation shows, this institution was established for the cure of sick females,
and to provide them Avith a home, medical attendance, medicines, and proper care during such
period of sickness. It is in fact a general hospital for females, who are received and treated
gratuitously. There were received here during 1875 one hundred and seventy-three patients,
of whom over a hundred were pregnant ; and there were born in the institution in this period
one hundred and eight infants, of whom sixty were boys. The hospital, which contains thirty
beds, had an average for the year of about eighteen inmates.

In 1868 the San Francisco Ljnng-in Hospital and Foundling Asylum was incorporated, for
respectaVjle married women or unprotected single women who have previously borne a good
moral character, and for the care and protection of such children as may be born in said hospital,
and foundlings, without distinction of color. The special character of the institution will be
seen at once ; it ■will be appreciated that it differs from all other charities in receiving no cases
of disease whatever. The hospital and asylum has been in successful operation for several yfiars
at 269 Jessie Street, under the professional care of Dr. Benjamin F. Hardy. Within a short
period another large dwelling, adjoining in the rear and fronting on Mission Sti-eet, has been
rented, and the accommodations thus materially increased. The design is to provide a room
for each pregnant female besides proNading room for the foundlings left at the door. During
1875 the hospital was generally fuU ; about a hundred and fifty infants were either bom in, or
left to the care of, the institution. A number of these died, many were given away or adopted,
and others were taken away by their mothers.

A little more than four years ago the various Episcopal churches, desiring to provide more
fully for the sick and needy of their parishes, organized St. Luke's Hospital, and procured a
building beyond the Mission, which they adapted to hospital piirposes and arranged to accom-
modate twenty patients. In 1874 the managers purchased a lot containing two acres on Va-
lencia Street, near Twenty-eighth. On this they erected a well appointed hospital on the cot-
tage plan, which was occupied early in the foUowing year, "\^^len fully completed it will con-
tain beds for eighty patients, but at present the design is to pro\-ide for but thii-ty. Though
designed more especially for the poor of the Episcopal parishes, St. Liike's Hospital is not
exclusive, but receives patients of all denominations, and is general in character.

It will be seen that the city, in its public and private charities, offers accommodation for
nearly eighteen hundred patients ; that during 1875 over eight thousand persons availed them-
selves of their advantages, of which nearly eight hundred died ; and that the average number
of patients under treatment was eight hundred.

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PROGRESS OF THE CITY.

Mniiura«'lnr€8. ~

The following exhibit of the manufacturing industries of San Francisco is from the latest
attainable data :

Amalgamating Pan Manufactory, 1. — Men employed, twelve; pans made, one huudrerl
and fifty; horse power of steam engine, six ; value of manufactures, $30,000.

Stone Manufactories, 3. — Men employed, fifty-one; value of manufactures, $137,000.

Axle (jRKASe Manufactories, 3. — Men employed, twenty; resin consumed yearly, barrels,
two thousaml five hundred and fifty ; butter consumed yearlj% pounds, seventeen thousand ; tallow
consumed yearly, pounds, ten thousand four hundred ; aggregate value of manufactures, .$91, 600.

Barrel Manufactories, 5. — Men employed, two hundred and fifteen; barrels, half -barrels,
and kegs made annually, two hundred and forty-seven thousand two hundred and fifty; horse
power of steam engines, forty-eight ; barrels made by sugar refineries, seventy-live thousand ;
syrup kegs made by tub and pail factories, sixty-five thousand.

Bed-spring Manufactories, o. — Men employed, twenty-two; copper wire used, tons, five
hundred and twenty; aggregate value of manufactui-es, .i?141,000.

Bedstead Manufactories, 5. — Men employed, seven hundred and twenty -five; lumber
consumed annually, feet, four million seven hundred thousand ; aggregate value of manufac-
tures, 8025,000.

Bellows M.anufactories, 2. — Men employed, eleven; bellows manufactured, one thousand
five hundred; aggi^egate value of manufactures, .?27,000.

Bedding Manufactories, 6. — Persons employed, sixty-four; aggregate value of manufac-
tures, .?925,000.

Billiard Table Manufactories, 6. — Men employed, ninety-five; billiai-d tables manu-
factured, one thousand four hundred and ten; aggregate value of manufactures, $156,000.

Boots and Shoes. — This branch of industry is rapidly progressing, and fast displacing East-
ern-made goods, the importation of which, in comparison with the rapidly-increasing demand, is
steadily decreasing. In style and quality California-made boots and shoes surpass anything we
can obtain from the East, and our liome-made goods now find a ready market in all the adjoin-
ing and neighboring States and Territories, and were it not for the diiference in currency we
might successfully compete even M'ith Xew England for the trade of the West. The sujjpoi-t
of this great local interest, the products of which are always trodden under foot, gives employ-
ment to nearly four thousand hands, including all classes, male and female, white and Chinese
workers, the value of whose productions amounts in the aggregate to very nearly, if not quite,
$4,000,000. One of the largest firms in the city, that of Messrs. Buckingham & Hecht, employed
during 1875 four hundred white hands and two hundred Chinese, making a total of six hunclred
hands, who manufactured three hundred and seventy-five thousand pairs of boots and shoes.
Number of manufactories twenty. Men and women emploj'ed, two thousand. Aggregate
value of manufactories .$2,793,000. In addition to the larger establishments, there are four
hundred and fifty persons, many of whom employ extra hands, engaged in the manufacture of
boots and shoes on a smaller scale.

Borax Works, 2. — Men employed, one hundred and ten ; value of manufactures, $620,000.

Box Manufactories, 10. — Men employed, three hundred and seventy-tM- o ; horse power of
steam engines, three hundred and seventy-five; aggregate value of manufactures, $980,000.

Brass Foundries, 11. — Men employed, tvvo hundred and seventy -three ; aggregate value of
manufactures, $1,055,000.

Breweries, 40. — Men employed, three hundred and sixty -five; beer made annually, barrels,
two hundred and sixty-seven thousand; aggregate value of manufactures, .$2,000,000.

Broom and Broom Handle Manufactories, 10. — Men employed, one hundred and sev-
enty-four ; brooms made annually, dozens, one hundred thousand ; aggregate value of manu-
factures, $200,000.

Brush Manufactories, 3. — Men employed, thirty-seven ; value of manufactures, $50,000.

Candle Manufactories, 2. — Men employed, one hundred and ten ; candles manufactured,
boxes, one hundred and fifty thousand ; aggregate value of manufactures, .$425,000.

Clothing Manufactories, 8. — Men and women employed, four hundred and twenty- two ;
aggregate value of manufactures, .$732,000.

Cigar Manufactories, 175, — Men employed, six thousand five hundred, of which five
thousand five hundred are Chinese ; cigars made annually, one hundred and ten millions ; value
$4,400,000; average, .$40 per thousani The factory of the Consolidated Tobacco Company is
located at Gilroy, and is the largest and best appointed of any in the United States, with
the exception of factory at Key West, Florida. During the busy season of 1875, they employed
seven hundred hands, and their pay rolls amounted to $30,000 per month. At San Felipe,
where the tobacco is grown for cigar purposes, they have nine two-story curing houses, each
forty by one hundred feet, the temperature of which is kept under perfect control by means of
one of Baker's largest Air Blowers, run by a twenty horse power engine. The plantation is
laid out in two acre plats with gravelled roads between each plat, to prevent dust, each side
of the roads being lined A\'ith shade and fruit trees. Amount of tobacco raised in 1875 was esti-
estimated at seven hundred and fifty thousand pounds. The shipments of this company during
the present month, April, 1876, will amount to two and a half millions of cigars, and twenty-five

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46 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

thousand pounds of smoking tobacco. The tobacco used in manufacturing cigars is all raised from
imported Havana seed, and they expect to raise this season five million plants. The manufacture
of cigars in San Francisco has become one of the leading industries. Nearly all of the tobacco
used jn the manufacture of this large quantity of cigars is imported from the East, the better
class coming from Havana.

Chemical Works, 5. — Men employed, fifty; nitrate of soda used, tons, seven hundred and
tw^ity ; sulphur used, tons, five hundred and fifty ; sulphuric and nitric acid used, tons, nine
hundred and thirty ; sulphate of copper made, tons, five hundred ; value of products, .$425,000.

Carriage and Wa(;on Manufac'ix>rie.s. — Men employed, four hundred; carriages, wag-
ons, etc. , made annually, two thousand one hundred and seventeen ; railroad cars made annually,
one hundred and eighty ; horse-power of steam engines, one hundred and ninety ; aggregate
value of manufactures, §837,000.

Coffee and Spice Mills, 10. — Men employed, 104; coffee ground and roasted annually,
pounds, two million nine hundred and thirty thousand ; chocolate made annually, pounds, three
hundred thousand ; spices ground annually, pounds,' seven hundred and eighty-four thousand ;
horse power of steam engines, seventy; aggi'egate value of manufactures, .'§1,102,000.

CordaCxE and Rope Manufactories, 3. — Men employed, one hundred and sixty-five; hemp
and wire rope manufactured, tons, five thousand live hundred ; horse power of steam engines,
two hundred and eighty; aggregate value of manufactures, .$975,000.

Distilleries, 6. — Men employed, one hundred ; proof gallons of liquor made, one million
five hundred and ninety-four thousand nine hundred and sixty-two ; value, -SI, 647, 000.

Dry Docks (Floating), 2. — Capacity of docks, tons, two thousand six hundred; men em-
ployed, fifteen.

Dry Dock (Stone), 1. — Length of excavation in solid rock, feet, four hundred and fifty;
width at top, feet, one hundred and twenty , depth, feet, thirty ; width at entrance, feet,
ninety ; capacity of length, feet, four hundred and twenty-five ; capacity of drawing, feet,
twenty-two ; capacity of pumps for clearing per hour, cubic feet, three hundred and twenty-
tive thousand three hundred and sixty-eight ; tubular boilers of four-inch tubes, four ; dimen-
sions of each boiler, diameter, inches, twenty-five; dimensions of each boiler, length, feet,
sixteen ; fire surface of boilers, square feet, three thousand eight hundred ; men employed, ten ;
total cost of work, !^675,000.

Flouring Mills, 8. — Men employed, one hundred and thirtj'^- eight ; flour made annually,
barrels, four hundred and forty-six thousand ; hominy made annually, tons, five hundred and
eighty ; buckwheat and rye flour, tons, six hundred and eighty-five ; oatmeal and groats, tons,
one thousand three hundred and fifty ; oatmeal and farina, tons, two thousand five hundred and
thirty ; feed barley, tons, four thousand five hundred ; pearl barley, tons, five hundred ; cracked
wheat, tons, two hundred ; split peas, tons, one hundred ; run of stones, fifty ; horse power of
steam engines, one thousand one hundred and seventy-two.

Foundries and Iron Works, 16. — Men employed, one thousand two hundretl and thirty ;
pig iron used annually, tons, thirteen thousand seven hundred and fifty ; bar iron used annu-
ally, tons, three thousand eight hundred and thirty -four ; rivets used annually, tons, ninety-
four ; horse power of steam engines, six hundred and nine.

Fur Manufactories, 5. — Men and women employed, forty-five ; aggregate value of manu-
factures, $245,000.

Furniture Manufactories, 20. — Men employed, five hundred and seven; lumber used
annually, feet, eleven million two hundred thousand ; value of manufactures, §1,636,000.

Glass Works, 2. — Men employed, one hundred and sixty-seven ; furnaces, three ; pots,
seventeen ; aggregate value of manufactures, §270,000.

GLASS-CurriNG Works, 2. — Men employed, eleven ; value of manufactures, $32,000.

Gas Meter Manufactory, 1. — Men employed, four; value of manufactures, $15,000.

Glove Manufactories, 3. — Men and women employed, one hundred ; aggregate value of
manufactures, $130,000.

Glue Manufactory, 1. — Men employed, forty ; glue made, tons, three hundred and sixty ;
neatsfoot oil, gallons, four thousand ; curled hair, pounds, eighteen thousand ; aggregate value
of manufactures, $325,000.

Hat and Cap Manufactories, 15. — Men and women employed, one hundred and twenty-
five ; aggregate value of manufactures, $328,000.

Hose and Belting MANUFAtrroRiES, .3. — Men employed, twenty-seven; hose made annu-
ally, feet, seven thousand ; belting made amiually, feet, one hundred and twelve thousand ;
aggregate value of manufactures, $114,000.

Jewelry Manufactories, 30. — Men employed, three hundred and twenty-three; aggre-
gate value of manufactures, $827,000.

Lead and Shot Works, 2. — Men employed, ninety; lead made, tons, ten thousand ; shot
made, tons, five hundred ; aggregate value of manufactures, $1,000,000.

La.st MANUFA(rroRiES, 2, — Men employed, foui-teen ; horse power of steam engines, ten;
lasts manufactured, twenty-five thousand ; aggregate value of manufactures, $20,000.

Maccaroni AND VERMICELLI MANUFACTORIES, 3. — Men employed, thirty; maccaroni and
pastry made, boxes, eighty-seven thousand ; maccaroni wheat used, sacks, nine thousand five
hundred ; horse power of steam engines, fifty-two ; aggregate value of manufactures, $120,000.

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Froptz

:. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 47

Match Factories, 6. — Men employed, eighty-seven ; matches made amiually, gross, two
hundred and fifty thousand ; aggregate value of manufactures, $260,000.

Malt Hoit.sRS, 5. — Men employetl, thirty-five ; grain malted annually, tons, twelve thou-
sand ; aggregate value of product, .i?300,000.

Oakum Manufactory, 1. — Men employed, 10; bales made annually, five thousand; ag-
gregate value of manufactures, .?25,000.

I'icKLK AND Fruit PrksErving Works, 4 — Men employed, nine hundred and fifty-three ;
fruits and meats put up, dozens, one hundred and eighty-five thousand ; pickles put up, kegs,
forty-five thousand ; aggregate value, .$850,000.

Powder Works, 2. — Men entployed, fifty-eight; horse power of steam engines, sixteen;
powder made annually, pounds, nine hundred and eighty thousand ; aggregate value of manu-
factures, .S5G8,000.

Rolling Mills, 1. — Men employed, three hundred ; horse power of steam engines, four
hundred ; cast iron used, tons, one thousand ; scrap iron used, tons, ten thousand ; coal con-
sumed, tons, eight thousand ; aggregate value of products, .$750,000.

Saw Manufactories, 1. — Men employed, thirty; horse power of steam engine, twenty-
five ; steel used annually, tons, thirty-six; aggregate value of manufactures, .$00,000.

Silk Manufactories, 2. — Men and women employed, one hundred and twenty ; aggregate
value of manufactures, $300,000.

Sash, Blind and Door Factories, 10. — Men employed, five hundred and two; horse power
of steam engines, four hundred and fifty-five ; lumber consumed annually, twelve millions one
hundred and ninety thousand feet; aggregate value of manufactures, $2,500,000.

Silverware Manufactories, 4. — Men employed, eighty-eight; aggregate value of manu-
factures, $252,000.

SniRT Manufactories, 8. — Men and women employed, seven hundred and forty-three; ag-
gregate value of manufactures, $798,000.

Soap P\\.ctories, 17. — Men employed, one hundred and fifty-two; soap made annually, eight
million five hundred and sixty thousand pounds; aggregate value of manufactures, .$513,000.

Tanneries, 33. — Men emploj^ed, two hundred and forty-four; horsepower of steam engines,
one hundred and sixty-one ; bark used annually, seven thousand nine hundred cords ; hides
used, of all kinds, two hundred and seventeen thousand ; value of mamifactures, $985,000.

Tool Manufactories, 6. — Men employed, forty-three; value of manufactures, $210,500.

Trunk and Valise Manufactories, 6. — Men employed, one hundred and sixteen; aggre-
gate value of manufactures, $240,000.

Type Foundries, 2. — Men and women employed, fifty-three; valueof manufactures, $55,000.

"W^indmill Manufactories, 4. — Men employed, twenty-nine; windmills made aiuiually,
three hundred and thirty; aggregate value of manufactures, $57,000.

Wire and Wire Kope. — The Wire-rope Factory, corner of Vallejo and Sansom streets, thus
far remains the only one upon this coast. Remodeled, enlarged, and refitted, it has now a capac-
ity of nearly two thousand tons a year. The ropes manufactured at these works are used for extra
heavy hoisting in deep mines, for the standing rigging of large ships, for traction on steep-grade
street-car routes, and in the patent Elevated Wire Tramway — if such a phrase admits of such an
application. Some of these larger and longer ropes weigh from eight to nine tons. Besides these
the establishment has successfully accomplished the manufacture of an aggregate length of
upward of fifty miles of submarine telegi-aph cable for various lines in the vicinity of Puget
Sound and Vancouver's Island. The entire success of these experiments encourages the pro-
prietor in the confident prediction that his establishment will, ere long, manufacture the
mammoth Pacific Submarine Telegraph Cable, which will furnish the last and grandest link
in the telegraphic circuit of the world, by connecting California with Japan and China. The
steel rope in use by the Clay Street Hill Railroad, seven thousand feet in length, was made at
these Works. Number of men employed, fifty. The California Wire Works has been recently
added, by purchase, to these Works, A. S. Hallidie, proprietor.

Wood and W^illowware Manufactories, 2. — Men employed, seventy; horse-power and
steam engines, one hundred and fifty; aggregate value of manufactures, $220,000.

Wood Pre-SERVING Works, 1. — Men employed, thirty; horse-power of steam engine, twen-
ty-eight ; value of lumber used amiually, $90,000 ; increase in value by preserving, .$50,000.

Woolen Mills, 2. — Men and women employed, nine hunda'ed ; number of power looms, one
hundred and six ; card sets, forty-eight ; frames for knitting underwear, twenty ; frames for
knitting hosiery, fifty; spindles, thirteen thousand; blankets made annually, pairs, one hundred
and fifty-five thousand ; flamiel drawers and xxnderwear, dozens, eighteen thousand ; hosiery,
dozens, sixteen thousand ; cloths and tweeds, yards, eight hundred and fifty thousand ; flannel
made, yards, nine hundred thousand ; wool used, pounds, three millions one hundred and fifty
thousand ; aggregate value of manufactures, .$2,200,000. The Pioneer Woolen Mills at Black
Point, originally erected in 1858, were the first to attempt to create a local industry from the
then, as now, rapidly-increasing wool clip of the State, which, up to 1859, the year in which
the Pioneer Mills commenced running, had been shipped abroad to find a market. The
success of the enterprise having received a practical demonstration, the Pioneer Mills were
followed in 1861 by the Mission Woolen Mills, located on Folsom Street, between Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth. These were followed at a later date by the Pacific W^oolen Mills,

JAMES Qe. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

J'ewelr7 Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

also located on Folsom Street, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth, which have since been con-
solidated with the Mission Woolen Mills, The product of these mills comprises broad cloths,
tweeds, cassinieres, heavy anny and nax'y blankets, shawls, cloakings, and tiamiels, of superior
quality and finish, and hosiery. The blankets manufactured at the Mission Woolen Mills
have a world-wide reputation, and cannot be equaled upon this continent. These mills
employ in the aggi-egate nine hundretl hands, in the production of two hundred thousand pairs
blankets, twelve hundred dozen pairs of flannel drawers, one thousand dozen hosiery, two hun-
dred and five thousaml yards of cloths and tweeds, and one million two hundred thousand yards
of flamiels, from four million five hundred thousand and five hundred pounds of wool. The ap-
proximate estimated value of these manufactures is $1,750,000. We have thus briefly noted the
more prominent manufactures of San Francisco, the value of which, if swelled by the large
number of establishments of lesser note, gives us a grand aggregate of very nearly $40,000,000.

Watch Manufactories, 1. — Men employed, one hundred and forty; number of watches
made annually, fifteen thousand; value of watches made .|14@$150.

Yeast Powder Works, 3. — Men employed, sixteen; yeast powders made, gross, four
thousand ; cream of tartar made, pounds, one hundred and forty thousand ; soda made, pounds,
four hundred and ten thousand; aggregate value of manufactures, $110,000.

According to the foregoing statistics, there are eighteen thousand and thirty persons em-
ployed in productive industries. There are continually springing into existence small establish-
ments emjilojang a few persons, and it is obvious that the most thorough enumeration that can
be made will fall considerably short of the tinitli. There is scarcely an article known to com-
merce that is not manufactured in San Francisco. The restless energy of her people prompts
them to the boldest experiments, and every few months it is demonstrated that some enterprise
that had been experimental, has become a permanent success.

Sbjp Building.

During the year 1875 there were sixty vessels built at various ports on the Pacific Coast, of
an aggregate toimage of nine thousand and seventy tons, costing §1,200,000, or f 132. 30 per ton.
One bark, the first ever built on this bay, nine steamers, nine schooners, one brig, and two
sloops, were constructed at ship yards in this city. It is demonstrated that the cost is as small
here as at Coos Bay or Puget Sound, . where the timber is grown, and the business is developing
rapidly and steadily.

Banking and Finance.

The di\'idends paid by local corporations during the year 1875, were .f26,785,200. The
calamities attendant upon the suspension of a great banking house like the Bank of California,
were happily averted, and what might have caused almost universal bankruptcy was attended
with scarcely a single notable failure. The dividends paid during the year are summarized as
follows : Seven comnfercial banks, $1,383,000 ; twelve savings banks, $4,754,300 ; Wells, Fargo
& Co. 's Express, $400,000; Central Pacific Railroad, $2,160,000; gas and water companies,
$1,532,000; insurance companies, $371,000; street railroad companies, $77,500; powder com-
panies, $228,000; coal companies, $157,500; raining companies, $15,460,600; miscellaneous
companies, $261,300; total, $26,785,200. For the year 1874 similar disbursements amounted
to $20,303,700. The shipments of treasure amounted to $42,911,048. A Clearing House, simi-
lar to the one for many years in successful operation in New York city, M^as established in
March last, and its workings so far have greatly facilitated the business of the diff'erent institu-
tions included in its organization.

Savings Banks. — The condition of the indiistrial classes is best shown by the statistics of
our savings banks. The following figures are condensed from the reports for the six months
ending December 31,. 1875 :

Semi-Annual Statement of San Francisco Savinqb Institutions, December 31, 1874.

NAME.

Number

Amount

Gross

Amount

Depositors.

Deposits.

Earnings.

DiWdend.

10,940

$11,644,097

§654,097

§547,952

. 17,151

12,900,369

624,470

513,577

6,&50

5,637,385

305,904

281,285

6,512

6,905,224

356,059

323,533

7,985

7,121,900

355,404

301,836

C55

507,466

27,070

19,686

6,660

6,069,560

294,118

253,777

3,662

1,045,976

64,114

56,083

4,136

1,499,676

82,088

70,118

1,904

966,591

49,462

35,490

995

1,516,798

86,970

68,149

911

304,241

23,387

19,284

2,307

76,643

13,177

8,000

461

141, 6S2

20,246

9,268

71,129

§56,728,160

§2,956,566

§2,508,038

60,658

55,021,177

2,557,151

2,232,567

10,471

$1,706,983

§399,415

§275,471

Savings and Loan Society

Hibernia Savings and Loan Society

French Savings and Loan Society

J^'an Francisco Savings Union

Odd Fellows Savings Bank

Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Savings

German Savings and Loan Society

Pioneer Land and Loan Association

Masonic Savings and Loan Bank

Humboldt Savings and Loan Society

Security Savings Bank

California Savings and Loan Society....

Dime Savings Bank

Western Savings and Trust Company

Totals, January, 1876

Totals, January-, 1875

Increase in one vear

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Markel

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

PROGRESS OF THE CITY,

During the term ending June 30, 1875, there was an increase of some four million dollars in
the amount of deposits ; but the suspension of the Bank of California, August 2(5, caused a run
on the savings l)ank.s, not serious, on account of the rule requiring thirty days' notice before
withdraM'al. The high rates of interest that prevailed during the stringency, diverted money
from these banks, and the temporary check upon building operations greatly diminished the
esxrnings of artisans. It is a remarkable circumstance, that about one-fourth of the entire
population of San Francisco are depositors. Their average deposits are $798.

Iiisnriiiicc. •

On January 1, 1876, there were eighty-one fire and marine insurance companies trans-
acting business in California, and four life insurance companies carrying on a general
business. In addition, seven life insurance companies were collecting renewal premiums.
Policies of fire and marine insurance to the amount of $293,118,385.79 were written during
the year; the premiums received were $5,018,348.62; and the losses jjaid, $1,772,579.36.
The gross amount of risks in force, December 31, 1875, was $199, 687; 09 1.60 ; those of the seven
California companies being $74,742,181, or about thirty-seven and a half per cent, of the whole.
The paid up cash capital of the California companies is $20,500,000.

City and County Bonded Debt, March I, 1876.

18,58....
1862-63.

1863...
1804...
1864...
1865...
1866-67
1867...
1870. . .
1872...
1872...
1872.. . .
1873...
1873...
1874...
1874...
1874...
1875...
1874...

By the.

Ci y and County

City and County for San Jos6

Railroad

City and County for City Slip. .
City and County for City Slip. .

Central Pacific R. R. Co

Western Pacific R. R. Co

School Department

Judsjnient

School Department

Park Improvement

Hospital

School Department

Park Improvement

Hospital

Park Improvement

House of Correction

School Department

Park Improvement

City Hall

Payable

1877-:
1883

1884
1894
1895
1881
1887
1890
1897
1891
1882
1897
1893
1904
1894
1894
1904
1904

Annual Inteeest.

Payable in.

San Francisco .

San Francisco .
San Francisco '
San Francisco ;
San Francisco .
San Francisco.
San Francisco .
San Francisco .
San Francisco .
San Francisco .
San Francisco .
San Francisco.
San Francisco.
San Francisco.
San Francisco .
San Francisco .
San Francisco .
San Francisco .
San Francisco .

Totals .

Annual
Sinking Fmid.

About 841,000

About 36,000

About 48,000

About 20,000

About 13,000

About 21,000

About 17,000

About 15,000

About 10,500
About 10,500

2,500

$234,500

Bonds in
Circulation

§542,000

105,000
424,500
11,000
377,000
250,000
197,000
246,000
285,000
150,000
170,000
100,000
75,000
40,000
125,000
1.50,000
200,000
125,000
160,000

S3,732,.500

Funded Debt, March 1, 1876, $3,732,500; Cash in Treasury (sinking funds), $314,221;
Actual Debt, $3,418,279. March 1, 1876: Cash in Treasury (various funds), $994,398.

Of the amount of City Hall Bonds, $750,000, authorized by the Legislature of 1873^,
$160,000 have been issued. The balance, .$590,000, will be disposed of in May next.

The bonds issued for the opening and improvement of Montgomery Avenue, amounting to
$1,500,000, are not included in the table of funded debt; they are redeemable in thirty years,
bear interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, and for their payment the property directly
benefited, valued at $60,000,000, is pledged.

Assessment and Kates of Taxation from 1870 to 187C.*

FISCAL YEARS.

Total
Annual
Rates.

Particular Class of Assessments.

Total

Annual

Assessments.

Real Estate.

Improvements.

Personal Property.

1869-70

3 08
2 84J-
2 97
1 50

1 60

2 09 1^0
1 60J

69,776,603
75,145,717
76,124,551
180,571,640
130,871,138
162,080,605
169,957,310

In Real
In Real
In Real
In Real
37,182,680
In Real
In Real

144,982,908
31,246,159
28,900,988

108,011,617
44,154,717

101,763,267
98,575,549

114,759,511
106,391,876
105,025,539
♦,288,583,257
212,208,535
264,229,444
268,532,859

1870-71

1871-72

1872-73

1873-74

1874-75

1875-76

The value of the real and personal property of the City and County of San Francisco, for the
year ending June 30, 1876, was assessed as follows : Real Estate, $127,288,645; Improvements,

* For table of Assessments, etc., from 1850 to 1869, see San Francisco Directory 1874, page 11.
t Exclusive of Mortgages, which amounted in 1869-70 to near .§16,000,000, now held to be exempt from taxation.
i The large increase in the value of real and personal property, 1872-73, was occasioned by the operation of the
New Code.

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

,<H2,668,6(>5; Personal Property, exclusive of money $99,761,341; money 87,814,208; Total,
$268,532,859. The total value of the Ileal and Personal Property of the State of Calif orjiia, for
the year 1875-76, is $618,083,315. Total State tax levied, $3,739,094, of which San Francisco
was assessed $1,627,925, or forty-five per cent.

Municipal Expenditures Trom 1865 to 1875.*

YEARS.

Current Expenses

1865-66

§916,934 45
939,285 05
1,215,925 00
1,937,925 41
2,098,610 00
2,417,110 00
2,783,843 00
2,826,670 98
3,036,212 00
3,925,194 00

1866-67

1867-68

1863-69

1869-70

1870-71

1871-72

1872-73

1873-74

1874-75

Permanent Im-
provements.

§90,995 90
188,073 75
165,559 24

Interest.

$2.56,198 38
213,353 06
200,644 07
373,050 83
224,198 00
225,462 00
223,462 00
232,935 55
270,011 00
302,456 00

Reduction of
Debt.

§164,055 00
354,686 82
206,457 76
148,233 81
361,625 00
177,045 00
55,461 00
213,909 46
124,585 00
207,608 00

§19,097 47
71,166 66

§1,437,
1,766
1,788,
2,4.59
2,684,
2,819,
3,062,
3,273
3,430,
4,435,

281 20
565 34
586 07
210 05
433 00
617 00
766 00
515 99
«08 00
268 00

Total expenditures for the year ending June 30, 1875, $4,435,258. This amount does not
include the co§t of repairing unaccepted streets, paid by owners of property, aggregating about
$500,000.

For the year ending June 30, 1875, the following amounts were paid for the support of the
different departments of the Municipal Government : Salaries, City and County officers, $425,941;
Police, .$231,233 ; Fire (including Fire Alarm Telegraph and all other expenses comiected with the
Department), $230,755; School, $700,148 ; Street Lights, $273,502; Hospital, $91,579; Alms
House, $57,621 ; redemption bonds and interest, $207,608. The number of salaried employes
connected with the Municipal Government exceeds eleven hundred, who receive for salaries
annually an aggregate of over one million two hundred thousand dollars.

Annual Revenue n*oni 18G5 to 1875. t

186.5-66.
1866-67.
1867-68.
1868-69.
1869-70.
1870-71.
1871-72.
1872-73.
1873-74.
1S74-75.

§1,361,
1,482,
1,509,
1,786,
1,966,
1,935,
2,062,
1,814,
2,513,
3,.340,

876 26
476 31
162 50
129 43
827 00
902 00
204 58
669 00
108 91
870 00

State and Co.
Licenses.

§89,253 25
93,901 50
99,484 74
100,454 69
110,353 12
106,157 00
146,045 18
190,443 00
212,.350 00
272,943 00

Municipal
Licenses.

§28,799
31,762
38,895
52,660
41,646
40,067
42,414
55,.522
71,267
76,414

Sale of
Bonds.

§61,0.50 00
125,965 38
47,500 00

Other Sources.

§83,429 30
107,647 97
271,263 78
507,040 67
752,365 93
716,263 00
812,683 04

1,138,814 00
915,824 77

1,088,385 00

§1,624,
1,841,
1,966,
2,446,
2,871,
2,798;
3,063,
3,199,
3,712,
4,778,

408 06
753 96
306 92
185 29
192 55
389 00
346 85
448 00
551 28
612 00

State.

§944,812

987,105

1,095,586

1,044,835

1,049,.505

965,957

947,399

904,065

1,127,676

1,289,349

The total receipts for the year ending June 30, 1875, exclusive of the State tax, $1,289,349,

was $4,778,612.

The Special Fee Fund for 1874^75 aggregated $194,564, of which the Eecorder returned
$44,408; the County Clerk, $48,563; the Sheriff, $35,748; the Tax Collector, $18,999, and the
Clerk of the Justices' Court, $12,359. The amount received from poll taxes was $76,149.

Population of San Francisco March 1, 1876.

In directing attention to the following estimate of the population of this city, the compiler
begs to state that the data upon which it is based has been obtained principally from informa-
tion obtained during the canvass for the present volume and the returns of the School Census
for 1875. The aggregate derived therefrom is believed to be a fair approximation to the actual
niimber :

White Males over twenty-one 90,6.t3

White Females over eighteen (estimated) 49,380

White Males under twenty-one (estimated) ."iO.IOS

White Females under eighteen (estimated) 4;t,474

White Males, names refused, and foreigners not taken in the canvass (estimated) 3,0410

Chinese, Male and Female 30,<M)0

Colored, Male and Female 1,850

Total permanent Population

To which should be added a large element of our population known as "floating," which consists of:
l.st. Transient boarders, etc., at hotels, boarding houses, etc. 2d. Soldiers at the fortifications in the
harbor. 3d. Persons engaged navigating the bay, who claim this city as their i-esidence. 4th. In-
mates of Alms House, Hospitals, and other charitable institutions. County Jail, etc. 5th. A large
number of persons who have no permanent place of abode, together amoiuiting to about

367,345

5,000

Total Population, March 1, 1876 ; 273,»45

* For table of Municipal Expenditures from 1850 to 1865, gp.c San Francisco Directory 1866, jjage 10.

t For table of Revenue collected in San Francisco from 1850 to 1865, .fee S.\n Francisco Directory 1866, page 10.

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Hheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Ca]

p. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 706, 768, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 51

The estimate of the males over twenty-one in the preceding table is based upon the aggregate cf
names contained in the present volume, as follows: The number of references in the register of
names is U)0,270, of which 80.533 are male residents of this city. These figures are exclusive of
numerous lists of names included in the Business Directory and the Appendix, containing the
names of officers of societies, incorporations, etc., not obtained in the regular canvass, estimated
at l.IOO, making a total of 90,(533. The two latter named departments of the Directory are
compiled fnmi information collected just previous to the publication df the work, and include
many names not to be found in the regular list.

The number of females over eighteen is estimated at 49,280, upon the basis of the Federal
Census of 1870. The number of females of all ages enumerated, as published in this city,
amounts to (il,577, of which ■23,'2()1 are under fifteen years. According to the average of the
Census throughout the United States, about sixteen per cent of the number under fifteen
(3,721) should he added thereto to represent the element between sixteen and eighteen, inclu-
sive, which would give an average as follows: Under eighteen, 2G,982 ; eighteen and over,
34,5!)o, as the number of Jnly, 1870. The difference between the last-named figures (34,595)
and those included in the table (49,280), amounting tft 14,685, will not be considered an over-
estimate for the increase since August, 1870. Estimated increase for the year ending February
28, 1875, 4,900; for the year ending February 28, 1876, 5,280. Of this number, at least 2,500,
it is estimated, have l)een contriljuted by the Eastern immigration alone.

The estimates of males under twenty-one, and the females under eighteen, are based upon
the returns published in the San Francisco Directory for 1875. According to the figures referred
to the aggregate of these two elements was 81,376; or, males, 43,572; females, 37,804. Esti-
mating an increase of fifteen Y>er cent for the past year, 12,206, would give as a total 93,582;
or, males, 50,108; females, 43,474.

The estimate of the number of Chinese, thirty thousand (of which one thousand are women,
and one thousand one hundred children), is based upon the judgment of reliable authorities
who are familiar with that element of our population. According to the U. S. census, 1870,
there were twelve thousand and eighteen Chinese of all ages residing in this city, of whom it
was estimated that seven thousand were engaged in the ditt'erent departments of laljor. At the
present date reliable data place the number, including domestics, at eighteen thousand, which,
if correct, fully warrants the figures in the above table. The number of Chinese conducting
business in this City, on their own account, including laundrymen, is nine hundred and fifty.
One hundred and seventy-five estal>lishments, of which eighty-eight are owned by Chinese, are
engaged in the manufacturing of cigars. The number of Chinese employed therein is over five
thousand five hundred. The returns of the six Chinese Companies in San Francisco show that
there are in the United States one hundred and eighty-seven thousand three hundred Chinese,
of which sixty thousand are in the State of California.

The remainder of the data in our estimate explains itself, and to those who are acquainted
with the different elements referred to therein, the figures relating thereto will not be con-
sidered over-estimated.

The aggregate of the present year (272,345), as compared with that of last year (230,132),
exhibits a gain of 42,213, or about eighteen per cent, a much greater percentage of increase than
has taken place for a similar period since 1850,

The number of names enumerated in the register of the present volume (90,633) exhibits an
increase over the number published in the San Francisco Directory for 1875 (77,206) of 13,427,
or nearly eighteen per cent, a gratifying and unmistakable evidence of the rapid and prosper-
ous growth of the city. Assuming that each name published in a reliable Directory represents
three persons, our population on this basis aggregates 271,899.

Meteorological Observations made at San Francisco, fl-om November, 1850, to June, IS75.

BY IlKNRY GIBBONS, M.D.

In the following tables the reader will find, in a condensed form, the results of twenty-six
years' diligent observation of the climate of San Francisco, with more particular reference to rain.

Rain has fallen in every month of the year. In July it has rained only in one year ; August
has furnished rain in four years ; June in eight years ; September in twelve years ; October in
sixteen years. No account is made of a mere sprinkle, nor of the deposit of summer mist. The
greatest quantity of mist which ever falls in twenty-four hours is about three hundredths of an
inch. But this quantity is very rare. Near the ocean the mist is much more copious.

The driest season was 1850-51, which gave only seven inches. Next to that was 1863-64,
with eight and one half inches. The winter of 1867-68 gave the most rain — forty inches. The
average is between twenty-one and twenty-two inches.

The earliest setting in of the rainy season was October 8 ; the latest, January 12. An early
beginning and an abundant supply are apt to go together, but there is no rule in this respect^
the latest beginnings have been followed by an average supply.

The average date of the beginning of the rainy season is November 28 ; of the termination,
April 10. March is as certain to bring rain in liberal amount as any other month. In one year
out of every three there is no rain of importance after March. The last showers of the season
come, with remarkable uniformity, about the third week of May.

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The middle of January is the average dividing point of the rainy season. The mean quan-
tity before January 1 is about equal to the mean quantity after January 31.

December gives the greatest average quantity ; January is not far behind ; February, March,
and November come next, and are nearly alike; then April, May, and October, in the order
named.

The greatest amount of rain in any one month was in January, 1862, when there fell the
enormous quantity of eighteen inches.

The most extraordinary summer rain was in June, 1875, when 1.11 inches fell during a
southerly storm which lasted several days. That this was an anomaly is made apparent by the
fact that in the three summer months during twenty-six j^ears the whole quantity of rain, col-
lectively, deducting this, was only 1.9 inches.

It is worthy of note that in the driest seasons there has been an abundant supply for agri-
cultural purposes, had it been distributed evenly. Three inches in December, with one inch
in each of the four following months, would answer all purposes.

The rain table of San Francisco may be made the basis for estimating the fall in other parts
of the State. The mountains of the north have from two to tliree times as much, and the
southern section of the State about half as much, or even less in some localities. The valley of
the Sacramento has nearly the same quantity as San Francisco ; that of the San Joaquin one
fourth or one third less, the quantity diminishing southward.

By reference to the tables showing the extremes of heat and cold, it appears that the coldest
weather was in January, 1854, when the mercury fell to 25°. At that time the mud in the
streets was frozen solid , and the shallow ponds were covered with ice strong- enough for boys to
skate on. But such weather is extremely rare, though since that time the ground has been
frozen several times so as not to thaw fully in the shade for a day or two. The coldest noonday
embraced in the record was 37". Often the entire mnter passes by without bringing the ther-
mometer so low as the freezing point. In 1853 it fell at no time below 40°.

The extreme of heat was on the tenth and eleventh of September, 1852, when the thermom-
eter reached 97° and 98° on the two days, respectively. This, however, was entirely excep-
tional, and might not occur again in half a century ; the air was dry as a sirocco, and caused
the woodwork of houses to crackle and the plaster to break on the wooden walls.

With the exception just noted, the hottest day on record was 93° on the sixth day of July,
1867. In October, 1864, and in September, 1865, it reached 91°, and in July, 1855, it reached
90°. Thus it appears there were only six days in twenty-four years when the thermometer rose
as high as 90°.

The table of mean temperature shows that our summer does not come till the siimmer months
have passed by. September is the warmest month in the year, and October next ; then comes
August ; July, the hottest month elsewhere, is the fourth here, or links with June ; next come
April and May ; then March and November ; then February, and, finally, January and Decem-
ber, which are the only winter months, if indeed we have any weather that deserves the name
of winter.

Twice the ground has been covered with snow. On the twenty-ninth of December, 1856, it
snowed very fast for several hours, and two or tliree inches gathered, but it melted before night.
On the twelfth of January, 1868, it snowed fast before day, so that two inches collected. But
it disappeared before sunrise, so that few persons enjoyed the rare spectacle.

The extraordinary evenness of the climate depends on the adjacent ocean, the water of which,
flo^ving in a current from the north, is always at a temperature of about 52°, summer and
winter. The sea breeze of summer, which chills the air at noonday, leaves no place for hot
nights. There is not, on an average, one night in the year when it is warm enough to sit out
of doors at midnight with comfort.

a?.A.:BijDE I.

SHOWING THE AMOUNT OF BAIN IN EACH MONTH SINCE 1850; AND THE TOTAL AMOUNT IN EACH RAINY SEASON.
NOTE— EACH COLUMN REPRESENTS ONE RAINY SEASON.

M;onth[i852

1853

1854

1855

18561857

1858!l859

1860

1861

1862

1863

1864

18651866

1867

1868

1869

1870

1871

1872

1873

1874

1875

Awiust.

Sfpt

October

Nov

Dec'b'r.

'3A
.5

4.8

"!i

2.7

'".2

'2.5
1.7

.2
.1
.1

7.6
6.9

.00

.8
5.3
11.9

'!i

1.4
2.1

'2;i

.4
.4

i'.i

5.4

.5
2.9
4.0

■■."9
3.0
4.2

'SA
1.5

.9
.2

4.8

....

3.8

6.1

3.1

"2:7
13.1

.6
3.1
12.1

'.2
1.2
4.3

.2
2.34
1.24
4.50

.06

■■;49

3.04

.04

.13

2.27

13.40

.04

.06

2.90

7.80

■■;56

1.25
9.59

.06
2.75
5.41

.30

.00

7.12

3.42

Janii'y.

Feb

March .
April...

May

June....

1853

4.1
1.2
4.8
5.1
.3
....

1854

4.3
8.4
3.2
3.3
.1
.1

1855

4.5
4.6
4.3
5.6
2.2

1856

8.4

1.6

3.2

1857,1858

1859

1.0
5.2
2.5
.3
2.0

1860

1.1
1.4
3.1

1.7
2.6

1861

1.2

2.8

3.4

1862

18.1

6.1

1.7

1.1

18G3

3.3
3.3
2.4
2.9
.4

1864

1.3

'i!4
.9
.5

1865

3.9
.8
.6
.7
.4

1866

11.0
1.5
2.6

.1
1.8

18S7

6.6
6.2
2.2
1.1
.1

1868

9.6
6.2
6.4
2.2

'".2

1869

6.4
4.0
3.2
2.2

1870

1871

2.34
3.55
1.24
2.05
.31

1872

1873

2.27

3.40

.74

.37

1874

1875

1876

2.1
8.6
1.6

"!i
•1

4.4
1.3
3.9
1.1
.1
.1

3.76
4.53
1.84
1.49
.36

6.50
7.90
1.53
1.22

5.33

2.49

3.56

.89

.40

7.13
.00

1.20
.05
.17

1.11

7.07
4.24
4.7

Totals.

33.5

23.0

24.1

21.2 20.0

19.0

19.8

17.1

14.6

38.0

15.2 8.5

21.321.232.040.5

21.6

20.08

13.08

33.10

17.58

24.0718.18

1850— Nov., 1.3; Dec, 1,1. 1851-.Ian., 0.(5; Feb., 0.4; March, 1.9; April, 1.1; May, .7; June, .0; July, .0; Total, 7.1;
Aug., .1; Sept., 1.0; Oct., .2; Nov., 2.2; Dec. 7.1. 1852.-Jan., .6; Feb., .1; March, 6.4; April, .2; May, .3; June, .0;
July, .0; Total 18.2.

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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.

T.ATBX.E II.

DATK or THE FIRST AND LAST RATNS. AND OF THF, BEGINNING AND ^NDINO OF EACH KAINY SEASON; ALSO, THE
AMOUNT OF KAIN WHICH FELL BEFOKE THE END OF THE YEAR, AND THE AMOUNT AFTER THE END OF
THE YEAR, IN EACH SEASON, SINCE 1850.

First
Rain.

Last
Rain.

Rainy Season.

Begins. Ends.

Befe After
Jan. I Dec.

1850-51..,
1851-52..,
1S52-53. . ,
lS.=.3-54. . ,
1854-55..,
1855-56. .
\6oi'i-o7 . . .
lSr)7-58..
1858-59...
lS,->9-60..,

is^;o-6i..

18J1-62..,
1802-63..,
18153-64. . ,

Nov.

Sept.

Oct.

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Oct.

Nov.

Sept.

10 May
6 May

28 May

15 April
4 May

10 May

lO'Mar.
6 May

21 .May
9 May
4May
l,May
5iMay

19 May

20 Dec.

5 May

2.4

17 Dec.

19 March

1(1.5

12 Nov.

9 April

18.0

28 Jan.

12 April

3.6

20 Dec.

31 April

17;

2.9

25 Nov.

10 April

I4I

6.6

31 Nov.

15 March

7.5

21 Nov.

24 April

8.1

22 Dec.

4 April

10;

8.8

22 Nov.

9lApril

6.9

22 Dec.

6IApril

6.0

12 Nov.

lOl April

9.9

19iDec.

irp^ov.

ISApril

26'

2.9

11 April

4.4

4.7

7.7
15.5
19.4
21.2
14.6
12.5
10.9
11.0
10.2

8.6
28.1
12.3

4.1

Year.

First
Rain.

Last
Rain.

Rainy Season.

Begins. Ends.

Befe' After
I Jan. Dec.

1864-65. .
1865-66..
1866-67..
1867-«8. .
18(»-69. .
1869-70. .
1870-71..
1871-72..
1872-73..
1873-74..
1874-75..
1875-76. .

Mean.

Nov.
Sept.
Not.
Sept,
Oct.
Sept.
Nov.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.

15 May
24 June

3 May
14 .Tune

IMay
IMay

4 May
27 May
17 April

6 June
3 June
26

19 Nov.
8 Nov.
17 Nov.
23 Nov.
19 Dec.
19 Dec.
28 Dec.
31 Dec.

21 Nov.

22 Dec.
16 Oct.

Nov.

23 March 4 14.9

13 March 31 4.0

16 April 12 15.8
19 April 13 15. y

17 March 29 5.7
7 April 11 8.1

2 April
16 April
28 Feb.

3 May

17 3.5

18 15.8
28 10.8

7l 11.4

SMarch 28i 8.5
1 1 10.5

Nov. 26AprU 9| 8.6

6.4
17.2
16.4
24.6
15.9
12.0

9.3
17.2

6.8
12.3

9.7

T ATRXiE III.

MAXIMUM QU.^IfTITY OF RAIN IN EACH MONTH, MINIMUM QUANTITY IN EACH MONTH, AND AVERAOE

IN E.\CH MONTH, SINCE 1850.

Jan.

18.1
0.6
4.8

Feb. Mar. April.

May.

June.

July.

Aug.

Sept.

Oct.

Nov. Dec.

Majrimum

8.6 6.4 1 5.6
0.0 0.6 0.0
3.41 2.95 1.5

2.0

0.0

1.11
0.0
0.09

0.3
0.0
0.01

0.2
0.0
0.02

1.0

0.0

.09

3.4

0.0
.4

7.6 13.4
0.1 0.4

Mean

2.65 5.26

t.a_bijE i-y.

MEAN TEMPERATURE OF EACH MONTH SINCE 1850. DEDUCED FROM TTVO DAILY 0BSERV.\TI0NS, ONE AT SUNRISE,
THE OTHER .\T NOOS ; ALSO, THE ME.\N TEMPER.iTURE OF EACH YE.\R.

Month. !l8511852'l853jl854 1S55 1856 1857 1858:1859 1860 1861 ' 1862: 1863 1864 1865il866^1867 1868,1869 1870 1 1871 1 1872 1873 1874 1875

January., i^. 3 50
Februaru. 51.153

Marrh 53.852

April... .

May

Jiin,'

Jul II

Amniat..

Octuber...

.Vr) I'c HI 6f r 50 . 3 53

December. 51.3 50

'57.0 55
58.860
57.9 61
,63.2 61
■61.6 63
.61.958

852.048.
154.153.
9 55.9 5-1.
4 58.3 59.
160.7,56.
4 61.9158,
4 60.3161,
260.0160,
l;62.7i60
,762.7i60
,5,57.058
,8'52.1153

6 57.7 52,
7l£0.9 55,
2i57.8 55,
3 55.7 57
5i57.6 58
2'58.2 58

7 59.7 57
0|61.160
3163.6 60
3j62.2 59
2'57.3 56
5153.7:51

5 49.4 49.0'51
9 51.0 53.4 52

6 53.3 54.3,50
9 55.5 58.4 57

9 62.0158. 058

3,61.282.0
6 61.159.6
660.0:59.0
3 63.3162.1

6,58.7162.0
0'57.656.6
0147.254.7

2 45.9 51.
0 51.9151.
5 53.5157.
5 55.3156.

3 58.0l58.
2 58.0J60.
2 59.6 60.

4 59.8 59.
3,59.3160,
2 60.8,60,
7 57.2 56,
353.2150

2 52.5 51.
2 53.5|51,

4 51.5]53,

5 54.8154,
5 58.4'55,
0 58.4156,
2 62.4:58,
6164.3159
061.5161
5 58.0:61
4 55.4 56
751.054

553.355
0 55.0 50
2 55.6 55
2 54.5 .54

3157.6:55
5l60.0!56
0:59.7157

5 59.8160
460.0)58
2 62.2 58

6 58.0!56

7 51.3 49

5 47.148.3
0 49.149.9
149.8 51.8
855.752.8
158.0 57.0

2 59.0
5 57.9
0 59.5
7 61.3
6,60.0
4 56.4:56.9
.0149.651.0

59.0
58.2
58.4
59.4
61.9

3fean...,56.6:56.5l58.i:57.157.6 55.7 57.0|55.4 54.8l55.l|55.4|55.5J57.5 57.0,56.7|57.4 57.l|56.1|56.9[56.8o4.6j55.4 55.7,54.5j55.4

T-A-IBIiE "V.

EXTREMES OF HE.VT IN EACH MONTH SINCE 1850 ; ALSO, IN EACH TEAR.

Month. !l85l!l852 1853 1854 1855ll856 1857 1858185911860 18611862 1863 1864 1865 186611867 1868 18691870 187l|l8721873 1874 1875

January..
February.

' March

April

May

June.

July

A ugtist...

September

Octuber.

Not^ember

December.

Year..

72 60 1 67
72 70 I 68

"" 80 ! 74
69 ! 81
69 1 75

87 90 85

83 73

88 88
83 , 79
72 , 73
60 1 59

65 I 62
65 74
70 75
80 83
85 73
85 I 74
82 1 82
80
87

60
61

82
79

76
76
78
86 I 76
76

83 87 87 91 91 88 93

91 78

EXTREMES OF COLD IN EACH MONTH SINCE 1850; .A.LSO, IN EACH YEAR.

Month. 1851 1852 1853 1854 1855 1856 1857 1858 1859 1860 1861 1852 1863 1864 18S5 1866 1867 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 1873 1874 1875

January..
February.

March

April

May

June

July

August....

September

October.

November

December.

41 25

42 38
41 I 38

33 33 32

41 1 40 31
44 41 : 41
40 40 ! 44
44 43 I 43

49 ; 46 50
51 48 I 50
53 49 : 50

50 I 51 ! 50

51 41 I 45

42 I 40 I 31
29 1 35 34

30 1 30
30 ! 34
36 ' 35
38 ; 34
40 ' 39
44 , 45

48 48

49 48
44 43
36 38
34 36
27 32

39 , 35
32 ! 35

29 40

34 38

37 44
36 , 43

38 i 44 I
49 1 50

,in en

38 1 35 i 38

43 ! 38 I 42

44 I 36 j 42
40 I 40 45

46 I 43
•49 49
50 49

37 1 .32

37 31

38 38
42 42
47 I 44

45 1 30
36 38
43 33
41 45

Year..

40 25 29 33 31

27 30 31 23

29 38 38 27 38

28 32

32 30 33

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CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF CURRENT EVENTS,

FKOM JAXUARY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, Ig:5.

Jan. 1, 1875. The commencement of the new year cel-
ebrated by the usual social festivities. .. .Robert Farley
dies of wounds inflicted by F. J. Hayes in a bar-room
fljfht.

Jan. 2. A. Mc F. Davis elected President Board of Ed-
ucation .... Death of Dr. Fourgeaud, a distinguished
member of the Academy of Sciences.

Jan. 3. Funeral of Dr. John F. Morse, attended by
10,000 persons. . . .Arnold Smith, an old man, tonnenteJ
by hoodlums, fires a gun at them and kills Joseph Demas,
an innocent boy who chanced to be passing.

Jan. 4. James H. Fulton, first mate of the ship Sonn-
tag, convicted in the United States Circuit Court, for cru-
elty to seamen.

Jan. .5. The ' ' Week of Prayer," b}' Protestant Churches,
inaugurated by services at Calvarj' Church .... Temper-
ance Reform party effect a permanent organization. Post-
master Janjes Coey c,)nimis.sioned as Brigadier-General
of the California State Militia.

Jan. 6. Finance Committee of Board of Supervisors
discover fraudulent charges in the assessment rolls.
.... Great excitement in the stock market, and large ad-
vance in prices.

Jan. 7. Inauguration of the Northern Pacific CoaSt
Railroad, from San Francisco to Tomales, via Saucelito.
... .Tlie Pacific Mail Steamship Co. withdraw from the
coast-trade and sell their steamers to Goodall, Nelson &
Perkins. . . .Richard Owens shot and killed by James H.
Burke, in a drunken quarrel .... Steamer Yosemite col-
lides in the fog with the bark Nicholas Thayer, and her
passengers reach San Francisco in the small boats. . . .The
shrinkage in stock values to-day is .S17, 000,000.

Jan. S. Death of T. L. Johns, a well known California
literateur.

Jan. 9. Steamer Donahue launched .... Interesting col-
lection of Aleutian mummies received at warehouse of
the Alaska Commercial Co.... A %3,000 burglary at the
residence of Milton S. Latham.

Jan. 12. Charles B. Redman commits suicide in a
house of ill-fame. . . . J. P. Hoge elected President of the
San Francisco Bar Association . . . . W. F. Babcock elected
President of the Chamber of Commerce.

Jan. 15. William White arrested, on a requisition
from Massachusetts, for assault with a dea 'ly weapon.

Jan. 16. Joseph Casey, the poll-tax receipt forjjer, re-
leased on §25,000 bail.

Jan. 17. The cargo of the coal ship Respigadero takes
fire and she is scuttled off the foot Third Street.

Jan. 18. Suit began by the Attorney-General to re-
cover §100,000 from ex-Harbor Commissioner J. J. Marks
and his sureties, for alleged peculations while in office.

Jan. 19. Paul Zecchi and a man by the name of Ives
fight a duel near the Ocean House, .and Zecchi tries to
kill himself.... A two-story frame dwelling house on
California Street, blown down by the gale.

Jan. 20. Destructive conflagration on Steuart Street,
and loss of hay, gi"ain, and buildings, valued at §40,000
The City and County Attorney decides that the Su-
pervisors have no power to expend money for the main-
tenance of a training ship.

Jan. 21. The State Central Committee of the Inde-
pendent party meet and detennine to nominate tickets
for the State and every county.

Jan. 22. Business men hold a meeting at the Chamber
of Commerce to take steps to relieve the sufferers by the
flood at Marysvillo; §15,000 obtained from various sour-
ces. . . .The Gootlall, Nelson & Perkins Steamship Compa-
ny incorporated.

Jan. 23. John Griffin wantonly shot in the back by
hoodlums. . . .The police make a raid and cajiture seven-
teen gamblers. .. .James Lick revokes all previous wills
and codicils made by him.

Jan. 25. Robert Moulaton commits suicide by cutting
his throat.

Jan. 20. Another severe gale, causing much damage to
ship])ing in the bay. The schooner Star of the Union
Wrecked at Green Street Dock .... Joseph Casey, convicted
of forging poll tax receipts Kalakaua, king of the Ha-
waiian Islands, arrives from Wasliington, on his wa^'
home.

Jan. 27. The steamer City of Pekin arrives from New
York. .. .Fourth anniversary exercises of the Methodist
Chinese Mission.

Jan. 28. George Treat's stud of horses sold at public
auction . . . . G. G. McKune, attempts to commit suicide by
cutting his throat .... The capital stock of the Consoli-
i dated Virginia and California Mining Companies, each in-
creased to fifty-four million dollars.

Jan. 29. Newton Morgan, found guilty of forging poll-
tax receipts. . . .Patrick Gowan, a Third street hoodlum,
shoots at John Perrin without any provocation.

Jan. 30. A sailor known as " Dutch Charley," is
kicked to death by Antonio Hidalgo, at Hunter's Point
Dry Dock.

Jan. 31. Admirers of Tom Paine celebrate his birth-
day .... The bark Bront«s parts her cable and drifts upon
the rocks at Fort Point.

Feb. 1. Delegations from temperance societies wait
upon King Kalakaua. .. .John Boyce, while intoxicated,
walks off Broadway Street Wharf and is drowned. . . .Ten
thousand persons visit the steamer Citj' of Pekin.

Feb. 2. King Kalakaua embarks on the U. S. man-of-
war Pensacola, to return to his kingdom .... Gen. Coey
assumes command of the National Guard, as Brigadier-
General .... Seventh annual session of the Grand Lodge
of the Knights of Pythias begins. . . .The Board of Edu-
cation decide that the reading of the Lord's Prayer in
the schools is partisan and sectarian.

Feb. 4. Newton Morgan, poll-tax receipt forger, is
convicted on another indictment. .. .Samuel Hopkins, a
laborer, drops dead while at work.

Feb. 5. Levi Rosener's removal from the office of
Assessor by decree of the Nineteenth District Court, for
neglect of dutj'. .. .Chinese commence their New Year
festivities. . . . A faro dealer is fined §500, and various ^is-
itors to his place .§40 each .... German bondholders file a
complaint against the California Pacific Railroad Co., and
ask tor the appointment of new trustees to execute their
trusts.

Feb. 6. A thief throws a brick through a window of
the Dime Savings Bank, secures §1,000 in greenbacks, and
effects his escape.

Feb. 7. Meeting for the purpose of establishing a
Catholic Hall and Library Association ; §45,000 sub-
scribed towards the project.

Feb. S. Alexander Badlam elected Assessor by the
Board of Supervisors. . . .The Supervisors decide that the
chai-ges of misconduct against Supervisor Menzies are
without foundation. .. .Grand carnival by the Italian
Benevolent Association. .. .T. P. Burns found dead iii
his bed.

Feb. 10. J. W. Hart, arrested for forgery, is dis-
charged, he having been mistaken for the real offender.
.... Funds raised for Kansas and Nebraska sufferers from
the grasshopper plague.

Feb. 11. P. Roberts and W. C. Urban have a murder-
ous affray.

Feb. 12. Special ofllcer Charles Miller, stabbed with

a carving knife by Mrs. Clara Smith Church of the

Advent reopened.

Feb. 13. A. A. Louderback held to appear before the
grand Jury for an alleged attempt to coiTupt one of the
grand jurors in the Rosener case .... Newton Morgan,
forger, sentenced to fifteen years imprisonment

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CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS.

" Katie Pease" wins the race for five Iialf-mile heats, at
the Bay District Traclc.

Feb. 14. Delegates from Irish societies select O'Con-
nel French as orat<.>r for St. Patricia's Lhiy. .. .Immense
meeting' of Protestants at the Tabernacle express their
inilignation at outrages ujMn Christian missionaries at
Acapulco.

Feb. 15. Official report that the s\ihscripttona for
Kansis and Nebraska suflferers amount to s 8,000.

Feb. IG. The Grangers' Business Association organ-
ized. . . .Banquet to A. Is. Hallidic, President of the Me-
chanic's Institute, by its trustees. . . .Arrangements com-
pleted for a ririe-shtK>ting match between the Sumner
Light Guard and a New York company'.

Feb. 17. Mass meeting of Grangers and Temperance
men, for the purpose of taking political action. .. .Two
Sicilians, convicted of counterfeiting, sentenced to pay
a fine of !?l,tK)0 e<ich, and imprisonment for six years.

Feb. 18. The Sujiervisors engaged in investigating the
affairs of the Tax Collector's office.

Feb. IS). Au;,'ust Hemme gives $30,000 to the Central
Tabcrnat^le Rev. E. P. Hanmiond, the evangelist, ar-
rives.

Feb. 20. Joseph Casey, poll-tax forger, sentenced to
eleven years' imprisonment. . . . A committee and five hun-
dred persons assemble and make arrangements for the
Hammond revival meetings. .. .Steamship City of Pekin
departs on her first voyage to China .... Annual meeting
of the Pacific Coa.st Turner societies.

Feb. '21. Immense meeting of Catholics to protest
a^inst the expulsion of Sisters of Charity from Mexico.

Feb. 22. General suspension of business ami observ-
ance of Washington's Birthday. . . .Members of the Acade-
my of Sciences make their annual visit to the State Uni-
versity.

Feb. 23. Mrs. James Baker suddenly dies while riding
in a hack.

Feb. 24. Shooting scrape between Henry Blumenthal
and Thomas Wagner. . . .Governor Booth is.sues a compli-
mentary order relative to the drill of the Second Brigade
at the Pre-sidio on the 22d inst.

Feb. 25. Marland R. Magee shoots himself through
the heart at the American Exchange Hotel .... Great in-
terest manifested in llie Hammond revival meetings.

Feb. 20. Judge Wheeler decides that the city nuist pay
the salary of the commander of the training shi|j . . . . Bune-
jorgen J. Broderson commits suicide at the Swiss Hotel.

Feb. 27. John Kelley shot and killed by Joseph F.
Weiiie in self-defence.

Feb. 23. James R. Kendall, a distinguished musician
at the California Theater, drops dead in the music room.

March 1. Suiiervisors order an investigation of License
Collector Buckleys office .... Seven hmidred Cambrians
celebrate St. David's Day.

March 2. The " UndenvTiter'a Fire Patrol of San
Francisco" is organized. . . .Orders received by the agent
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. to dispatch only one
steamer per month to China and Japan.

March 3. Revival among Catholics, under the preach-
ing of the Paulist Father Elliott. .. .The Tabernacle and
Columbia .Square Baptist churches miite, under the name
of the Metroix)litan Baptist Church, and choose Rev. 1. S.
Kalloch as jjastor.

March 4. F'urious affray among Chinamen, with
knives.

March 5. Captain Charles Avery commits suicide at
the Oriental Hotel.

March 6. Wrestling match for $2,500, won by Louis
Bauer over Leopold Vanderveckeu.

March 7. Intense religious excitement ; the churches
and public halls are filled with large congregations.

JIarch 8. The Commercial Bank is organized, with a
capital of ;>6,000,000.

March 9. Mrs. M. Bonnet endeavors to kill Kate Crow-
ley, prompted by jealousy.

March 10. Steamship City of Tokio arrives from New
York.... Mrs. Minnie Boyce commits suicide by taking
moq)hine. .. .Michael Casey, mate of the steamer Ama-
dor, shot by poll-tax collector M. A. Wilson.

March 11. Rifle match between Col. J. McComb, Col.
G. W. Granniss, and Colonel A. Wason. At 500 yards
won by Col. Granniss, and at 200 yards by Col. Wason.

March 12. The members of the San Francisco Stock
Exchange give $8,345 for the Nebraska sufferers.

March 13. Thomas Brady, a Custom House watchman,
commits suicide. . . .G. W. Stone found dead in his room

Isaac E. Record, jailor at the Comitj- Jail, convicted

of brutality to a prisoner. . . .Capt. S. E. Oakley, of the
steamer Express, commits suicide by taking laudanum.

March 14. The California Bible Society celebrates
their quarter-centennial anniversary.

March 15. The Emmet Guard arrive from Virginia
City, on a visit.

jiarch 17. St. Patrick's D{iy celebrated by a military
and civic procession, and literary exerci.ses.

March 18. Thomas Cuahine drowned while bathing off
Hunter's Point. .. .The Internationalist-s celebrate their
anniversary.

March 111. William Gately, 14 years old, knocks down
a countrjman and robs him.

March 20. The Emmet Guard, of Virginia City, and
San Francisco Sharpshooters, have a match, resulting in
favor of the latter. .. .Oliver C. Reed found dead in his
room .... Caleb M. Sickler found dead in his room.

March 22. Large donations sent to the Nebraska suf-
ferers Destructive fire at the Alhambra Buililing.

March 24. William Cooper commits suicide by drown-
ing.

JIarch 26. The dead bod}' of Jule Mialon found floating
in the Bay off North Beach.

March '27. James Lick revokes his deed of trust exe-
cuted in July, 1874, which conveyed all of his projierty
for benevolent purposes.

March 29. Oavid F. McCarthy, late clerk of the Police
Court, found to have been a defaulter for about .*20,000.

March 31. The Spiritualists celebrate their twenty-
seventh anniversarj'.

April 1. C. A. Peterson found dead in his nxim, from
the effects of charcoal fumes .... Passengers by the steam-
er Or^on, in 1849, hold a reunion.

April 2. Rosenthal's great picture " Elaine," cut from
its frame and stolen.

April 4. G. A. Fisher commits suicide at the Coso
House .... Five thousand Iri.^h-Americans form a proces-
sion and participate in a demonstration in honor of the
memory of the late John Mitchell. . . .The lost " Elaine, "
is fo\ind, and six thieves arrested .... University Mound
College Building, worth .$40,000, dc.'^troj-ed by fire.

April 6. D. K. Meek commits suicide by taking laud-
anum.

April 7. Explosion of giant powder at Harrison Street
WTiarf, causing the loss of four lives and the destruction
of Hathaway's Warehouse, and other buildings, by fire
. . . .Public reception of Senator Sargent, by the military
and the mayor. . . . J. J. Daly commits suicide by poison-
ing.

April 8. Mrs. H. Anderson found drowned on the
beach at the Potrero.

April 9. The State Controller brings suits against va-
rious banks to em'orce the collection of moneys belonging
to e.scheated estates. . . .Veterans of the "California Hun-
dred" celebrate the tenth anniversaiy of Lee's surrender.

April 10. Victor O'Neill attempts self-destruction by
cutting his throat.

April 11. Continued excitement on religion ; the
churches and public halls are thronged, and there are
three meetings in the open air.

April 12. Military parade and banquet to General
Crook.

April 13. Frederick Brandenberger found buried un-
der a pile of lumber, where he had been imprisoned for a
week; he dies shortly af terwards . . . . J. J. Valentine, of
Wells, Fargo & Co., reports that the donations sent from
the Pacific Coast to the Kansas and Nebraska sufferers

amount to $37,000 California State Medical Society of

Homeopaths convenes .... Miller and Vanderveckcn have
a wTestling match for $2,000, which is won by the former.

April 14. George Albert commits suicide by shooting
himself.

April 16. Revivalist Hammond holds his farewell
meeting.

April 17. David J. Fogarty, in a fit of temporary in-
sanity, stabs and kills his infant daughter.

April 19. City Engineer Scowden presents his rejwrton
the question of water supply, and recommends the Cala-
veras Creek scheme.

April 20. Colored people celebrate the fifth anniversary
of the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment.

April 21. Suit commences in the U. S. Circuit Court
to compel the Central Pacific Railroad Co. to pay to the
Government $1,836,000— five per cent, of its earnings. . . .
Antonia Fox found dead in her room, asphyxiated.

April 22. William Bell thrown frfim his wagon on the
Ocean House Road and killed .... State Rifle Association
organized.

April 23. Eckstein, indicted for forging poll-tax re-
ceipts, is acquitted.

April 24. Six hundred jiassengers arrive from the

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East, having- been snow-bound for a week on the Union
Pacific R. R.

Ai)ril 25. Laura Pteiffer shoots lier father-in-law, in
the CI iur.se of a fight... A dead bodj' found in the bay

identified a.s that of John yuinlan Frederick Eltze

found dead in lii.s bed.

April 20. Odd Fellows celebrate the fifty-sixth anni-
vei'.sary of their Order. . . .Second trial of J. J. Marks, for
embezzlement, begins .... Water rights to Lake Tahoe
and the lllue Lakes offered to the city for thirteen and
twelve million dollars respectively.

April 27. Banquet to Governor Pacheco and staff.

April 28. E.v-Harbor Commissioner Marks again con-
victed of embezzlement.

April 29. Hannah Smj-the, who shot Gen. M. G. Cobb
a few months previously, acquitted on the ground of in-
sanity.

April 30. Meeting of stock dealers for the organization
of a new Board of Brokers. . . .Thomas Bunyan commits
suicide by taking laudanum. . . .The Grand Jury censures
the police for not suppressing gambling houses.

Maj- 1. Publication of startling charges pf bribery
and corruption in the office of Assessor, under Bosener
.... John Reynolds found asphyxiated in his room.

May 2. Frank M. Stamp commits suicide by hanging.

May 3. Five additional propositions made to supply
the city with water.

May 5. Death of S. F. Butterworth Annual meet-
ing of the Episcopal Board of Missions.

Majf 6. Dead body of Timothy O'Neil found floating
in the bay. . . .Second annual meeting of the State Tem-
perance Alliance.

May 7. Caleb M. Williams found dead in his room

E. P. McCarthy brings suit to oust Supervisor Menzies
from office.

Maj' 8. Noonday Rock blown up by nitro-glycerine.

May 9. Destructive fire at corner of Fourth and Berry
streets; loss ^75,000.

May 10. Meeting of the Grand Encampment I. O. O. F.
. . . .Death of C. J. Brenham, mayor of San Francisco in
1852. . . .A dead body found floating in the bay, identi-
fied as that of Mrs. Henry Evans.

May 11. Trotting race between Defiance and Abe
Edgington for ^10,000, won by the latter.

May 13. William C. Ralston sells to William Sharon
his half interest in the Palace Hotel for .?1, 750,000.

May 14. Benjamin Anderson commits suicide by cut-
ting his throat Second annual re-union of the Har-
vard Club.

May 15. James Lick prepares a new deed of trust,
leading most of his benefactions unchanged. .. .William
C. Ladd drownied while bathing.

May 10. Hannah Hoee found dead in her bed.

May 17. The Water Committee of the Board of Super-
visors endorse the Calaveras Creek scheme.

May 18. John P. Fishbeck found dead in a cellar un-
der the California Market, where he had hung himself
.... Pilot boat J. C. Cousins wrecked on the Cliff House
beach. . . .Charles Gallighan dies of stabs inflicted by Wil-
liam Foster.

May 19. Public reception to Senator Booth.

May 20. Jabez Roberts dies of stabs inflicted by Wil-
liam Davis.

May 22. Death of General Alfred Reddington, at the
Grand Hotel. . . .John J. Marks, ex-Harbor Commissioner,
sentenced to seven years' imprisonment for official mal-
feasance.

May 23. Hill Beachy, a noted pioneer, dies of paralysis.

May 24. A woman attempts to kill Col. W. H. L.
Barnes .... The Fire Insurance Patrol begin active duty
The British Benevolent Society celebrate Queen Vic-
toria's birthday.

May 25. Col. F. W. Sims commits suicide by taking
morphine.

May 20. George Kugler falls into a cellar and is killed.

May 28. E. A. Minoch commits suicide by poisoning.

Bauer and Miller have a Roman wrestling match,

which the immense audience declare to be a swindle. . . .
Chinese purchase the First Baptist Church Building for
a lodging house.

May 29. Grand Army of the Republic observe the
usual services of Memorial Day. . . .Curran, one of the
"Elaine" thieves, sentenced to eight years' imprison-
ment... .William A. Addison found dead in his room,
from an apoplectic fit.

May 30. Charles A. Angelo found dead in his bed. . . .
Tliomas Carroll shot and killed by James Sullivan in a
saloon fight. .. .Thomas Fay assaults his father with a
dagger. . . .Frank Melville stabbed and killed by one White.

May 31. Theodore Stroeh dies of wounds inflicted upon
himself with suicidal intent a month previously.

June 1. The wife of John Buchanan found starved to
death by her husband. .. .Application of J. J. Marks to
be released on bail denied by the Supreme Court....
Grand Grove of Druids begin their annual session.

June 2. John Skeehan killed by the caving of the
bank of a sewer trench. . . .Arrival of the German frigate
Arcona.

June 3. Tread well & Co. suspend business, with lia-
bilities amounting to half a million dollars.

June 4. John Lynch falls down stairs and is killed. . . .
Passengers by the steamer Panama, in 1849, hold a re-
union.

June 5. The Pacific Stock Exchange formally opened.

June 6. Andrea Sagale found dead in his bed.

June 7. Incorporation of the California Rifle Associa-
tion. . . .The Supervisors pass to print an order to nego-
tiate for the purchase of the works of the Spring Valley
Water Co., without the Calaveras water-sheds .... G.
Behrens commits suicide with the fumes of charcoal.

Jmie 8. Sixth annual session of the State Dental As-
sociation.

June 9. Death of ex-Mayor Thomas H. Selby.

June 10. T. W. Donahue found dead in his bed ....
Henry Lavino commits suicide by shooting.

June 13. Shooting match between a team from the
Sumner Guard and the National Guard, results in a vic-
tory for the former.

June 14. A committee of the Board of Supervisors re-
port that the defalcation of Ex-police Court Clerk McCar-
thy amounts to §25,000. . . .The Supervisors pass the or-
der to negotiate for the purchase of the property of the
Spring Valley Water Company.

June 15. The Summer exhibition of the San Francisco
Art Association begins.

June 16. Mrs. John W. Wilcox dies while a surgeon is
administering chloroform.

June 17. Celebration of the centennial anniversary of
the battle of Bunker Hill .... Laying of the corner stone
of the Improved Order of Red Men's Hall .... Henry Swan
commits suicide by poisoning. .. .Ship Cham plain runs
upon the North Farralone and is a total loss.... A. P.
Bergstedt conunits suicide by shooting.

June 18. The National Guard celebrates its nineteenth

anniversary Slight earthquake shock at 3 o'clock,

A. M.

June 19. Formal opening of the U. S. Marine Hos-
pital.

June 20. John Miller, secretaiy of the Contract and
Finance Company, in custody for extensive frauds.

June 22. Fire on Broadway; loss, §10,000. . . .Fire on
Lombard Street; loss, §20,000.

June 23. U. S. frigate Benecia runs ashore at Point Pi-
nol .... News received of the subsidizing of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company to carry mails to New South
Wales and New Zealand.

June 25. The city brings suit to forfeit the franchise
of the City Gas Company.

June 26. Shooting match between the team of the
Sumner Guard of San Francisco and a New York team,
resulting in a victory for the fomier.

June '57. Stephen Hunt drowned while bathing.

June 29. Arrival of steamer Oceanic from Hong Kong,

the first of the Occidental and Oriental line Henry

Conrad commits suicide by hanging.

June 30. The Democi-atic State Convention nominates
William Irwin for Governor. .. .William E. Lovett nomi-
nated for Governor by the Temperance Reform Conven-
tion .... Large meeting of French residents to raise funds
for the relief of sufferers by floods in France .... Willie
Schueler run over by a truck and killed.

July 1. John F. Swift nominated as Independent can-
didate for Congress from the First District .... Patrick
Linehan blown from the mouth of a cannon and killed,
while firing a salute .... John Sullivan found dead in his
bed.

July 4. Sermons approriate to Independence Day
preached in nearly all of the churches.

July 5. Celebration of Independence Day by military
and civic societies, and by literary exercises. . . . J. W. C.
Brand attempts to kill Polly Boon, and commits suicide
by shooting. . . .Robert White commits suicide by cutting
his throat. . . .The dead body of Frederick Schluckebeir
found hanging to a tree near the Presidio.

July 6. William A. Piper nominated for Congressman
from "the First District, by the Democratic Convention.

July 7. Incorporation of the National Telegraph Co.,
with a capital of !J25,000,000. . . .James Lick elected Presi-

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CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS.

dent of the California Pioneers. .. .The Territorial Pio-
neurs oelebrate the twenty-ninth anniversary of the rais-
in};-(if the American Ha;,' in California.

July 8, Miin^:aret Culleii found dead In her room.

July 9. T. S. Shai>cott coniraita suicide.

July 10. The dead body of Jauies Shomian found
floating: in the Hay.

July 11. Anno\nicenient of the granting of a contract
with the Pacific Mail ijteumship Co. to run a line of
steamers to Vancouver Island.

July 12. Failure of Abram Block, for .'S'iOO.OOO

Michael Coverly dies of injuries recoivod in a sparring
match.

July 14, Constant Ceillet found dead in his room.

July Ih. The Chemical Works, at South Sun Francisco,
destroyed by fire ; loss, >s25,0O0.

July 17. Death of W. C U'Artois, who was picked up
on the street in an insensible condition.

July 18. Death of Captain James S. Houseman, for
manj- years Harbor Master.

July 21. The Commercial Bank opened.

July 22, French residents send .§7,800 to the sufferers
by the Hoods in France.

Jul)' 24. Honry Kutzhoni commits suicide by drown-
ing.. ..James P, Treadwell brings suit to restrain the
Spring Valley Water Co. from consummating the pur-
chase of the Caln\'cras water sheds Kegatta of the San

Francisco Yacht Club ; prises won by the Gazelle, Freda,
and Virgin.

.luly 20. City Engineer Scowden tenders his resigna-
tion, to take effect August 1st,

July 28. Charles Kuchel arrested for embezzling
$6,000.

July 29. Catliolic citizens celebrate the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the transfer of Archbishop Alemany to

this diocese H. Frank found dead in his room', by

strangulation. . . . Death of Joseph Kaslzky, aged 101 years.

July 30. The Water Commissioners report that it will
cost sl.S.oOO.OOO to purchase the property of the Spring
Valley Co., and the Calaveras watersheds, and the Super-
visors decide against making the purchase.

August ]. Kev. J>r. Guard preaches his inaugural ser-
mon as pastor of the Howard Street Methodist Church.

August 2. Death of Wilii.am Kelley from injuries re-
ceived by a fall from a carriage.

August 3. Republicans hold a primary to select dele-
.gates to a municipal convention .... People's Nominating
Committee announce their ticket.. ..The property of tire
Southei-n Pacific Railroad Co. is mortgaged for ••140,000,000.

August .5. Former members of the New York Seventh
Regiment hold a reunion. .. .Death of L. B.Wert, run
over by a street car a few days previously.

August 0. O'Connell Centennial Celebration by Irish-
Americans. . . .Walter D. Shaw drowned.

August 7. H. T. Brander drownied \\hile bathing.

August 8, The seats of the amphitheater at Wood-
ward's Garden break down and many persons are
wounded.

August 9, Ira P. Rankin nominated by the Repub-
licans for Congressman from the first district. .. .The
Super\isors pass an order prohibiting the presence of
women in liquor saloons at night.

August 10. J. Williamson dies from the careless use
of poison.

August 12. Arrest of John Miller alias Woodruff, the
defaulting secretary of the Western Development Com-
pany. ...The Democratic Convention nominates A. J.
Brj'ant for Maj'or.

Aug<istl4. Anthony Kraker ftnd John Deery play a
billiard match for .'?l,o6o, which is won by the former.

August 15. " The dead body of W. A. De Laski found
floating in the bay, . . .The comer stone of the Spanish-
American Catholic Church is laid. .. .Germans hold a
grand celebration of the unveiling of the Herman statue.

August 10. John McMahon and William Farrell have a
WTeslling match for $1,000, which is won by the former.

Augu.st 17. The bark Milan is destroyed by fire while
at anchor on the bay. . . .The tenth annual exhibition of
the .Mechanics' Institute begins.

August 19. Charles Hanson shot and fatally wounded
by James McVey,

August 20. A child by the name of H. G. Saddler falls
from a gate and is killed .... Henry B. King drops dead.

August 21. Ten thousand jieople visit the Mechanics'
Fair,
from a gate and is killed .... Henry B. King drops dead.

August 22, David T. O'Neil shot and killed by William
J. Taylor. . . .Edward Sheridan, fourteen years old, stabs
and kills Thomas Crowlev . . , .D. Lankman dies of wounds

inflicted with a beer glass, hurled at him by Ellen Lon-
daine.

August 23. General Sheridan arrives from the East and
is received with militarj' honors. . . . Carlo Cuneo commits
suicide by poisoning.

August 24. Arrival of the ship New York from Liver-
pool, with twenty-four of the crew down with the scurvy.

August 2[>. Great decline in the value of mining stocks.
. . , .Charles McKee found dead in his bed.

August 26. Suspension of the Bank of California and of
the National Gold Bank and Trust Company. Indefinite
adjournment of the Stock Boards. Runs on all of the
banks.

August 27. The Merchants Exchange Bank suspends
payment. William C. Ralston resigns the Presidency of
the Bank of California, makes a transfer of all of his
property to William Sharon, and is drowned at North
Beach, a few hours afterward, while bathing.

August 28. Runs on the banks tease. The Stock Boards
and many other public bodies hold special meetings, and
pass resolutions to the memory of William C. lialston.

August 20. Nearly all of the clergymen preach sermons
relating to the exciting events of the past three dsys.

August 30. Fifty thousand persons attentl the funeral
of the late William C. Ralston .... Mary Ellen Dempsy
killed by the burning of her clothing.

August 31. On account of the financial disorders Gen-
eral Thompson countermands the order for a grand
brigade review September 9th.

Sept. 1. Election for State and municipal officers, and
a general suspension of business. ., .Anthony Cummins
found dead from a blow inflicted by his wife with a billet
of wood.

Sept. 2. The Merchants' Exchange Bank resumes
business.

Sept. 8. A coroner's jury returns a verdict to the
effect that the drowning of the late William C. Ralston
was accidental.

Sept, 4, The Oakland Ferry landings transferred to
the fooj of Market street.

Sept, 6. The training ship Portsmouth opened for the
reception of pupils .... The Superxisors pass resolutions
eulogizing the late W. C. Ralston.

Sept. 7. Report of the absconding of George M. Pin-
ney, clerk of the U. S. Naval Paymaster, to escape pun-
ishment for extensive frauds.

Sept. 8. Mass meeting of 20,000 persons pass resolu-
tions eulogizing the late W. C. Ralston, and denouncing
journals that had been opposed to him.

Sept. 9. Formal dedication of the Lotta drinking
fountain, at the corner of Kearny and Market Streets. . . .
The TeiTitorial Pioneers celebrate the Twenty-fifth Anni-
versarj' of the admission of California into the Union.

Sept. 10. The Safe Deposit Co. commence business. . . .
The dead body of Nicholas Brettreaschen found floating
in the Bay.

Sept. 11. George Bittenbender shot and killed by his
brother Edward, , . .William Lane is drowned.

Sept, 12, The dead body of Christopher Seeper is
found in a cellar, where he had shot himself.

Sept. 13, Nathan M, Simonton falls from a carpenter's
stage and is killed .... The Board of Supervisors publicly
thank A. Block, a retiring member, for his past services
.... Ezekiel Bullock commits suicide at his wife's grave,

Sept. 14. R. S. Floyd, F, D, Atherton, Sr,, B, D,
Murphy, John H. Lick, and John Nightingale, appointetl
trustees under James Lick's revised deed, conveying his
property for public puqjoses. , . , Veterans of the Mexican
war celebrate the Twenty-eighth Anniversary of the cap-
ture of the City of Mexico.

Sept. 15, The Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church begins.

Sept, 16. The Ladies' Protection and Relief Society
celebrate their Twenty-second Anniversary.

Sept. 18. Police officer Waite shoots and kills Patrick
Coffee, a fleeing prisoner.

Sept. 19. Rudolph Michelson commits suicide.

Sept, 22. Guiseppi Galli stabbed and killed by Mary
Soretto.

Sept, 23. John Lee falls from a carpenter's stage and

is killed James Lick presents to the California

Pioneers a lot worth 8200,000.

Sept. 24. James Lick presents to the Academy of
Sciences a valuable building site on Market Street. . . .
Margaret Conlin found drowned in Mission Creek....
Mary Ann Whalen, run over and killed by a hor.-^e car.

Sept. 25. Formal organization of the '' Svndicate of
the Bank of California," and election of William Sharon
as President.

'd TEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers,

JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Mercliai

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Sept. 26. Anthony TroUope, the novelist, arrives from
Australia.

Sept. 27. Meeting of former residents of Texas to raise
funds for the sufferers by the inundation of Galveston.

Sept. 28. G. W. Mitchell, a laborer on the Palace Ho-
tel, lalls from a scaffold and is killed.

Sept. 29. Flood & O'Brien purchase the Selby Shot
Tower and Snieltinjf Works.

Sept 30. Serffeant William Lee, of the Montgomery
Guard, accidentallj- shot and killed at target practice.

Oct. 1. Peter Cleary, a teamster, killed by the, falling
of a block of marble .... Veterans of the New York Seventh
Regiment effect a permanent organization.

Oct. 2. The Bank of California resumes business, amid
great demonstrations of joy by the public.

Oct. 3. William Saalburg dies of injuries inflicted by
a wild bull.

Oct. 4. The San Francisco and Pacific Stock Exchanges
are reopened for the transaction of business. . . .The 5fe-
vada Bank of San Francisco is opened, with a capital of
$5,000,000.

Oct. a. The new Board of Directors of the Bank of
California organize and elect D. 0. Mills President.

Oct. 7. A. K. Potter kills his wife, and commits sui-
cide. . . .Charles Miller commits suicide by poisoning. . . .
Ernestine Lewinski found dead in his bed. . . .John Sulli-
van found dead in his bed.

Oct. y. John Steed falls from a carpenter's stage and
is killed .... Close of the tenth exhibition of the Mechan-
ics' Institute, after a successful run of forty-seven days.
.... Margaret Cook accidentally drowiied in the Bay.

Oct. 10. Rev. Asa Fisk installed as pastor of the How-
ard Presbjiierian Church.

Oct. 12. Reception to General Sheridan by veterans of
the California Battalion.

Oct. 13. The Masonic Grand Lodge lays the comer
stone of the First Baptist Church.

Oct. 14. Banquet to General Sheridan by prominent
citizens. . . .Slight eaithquake shock.

Oct. 16. "Alexander" wins the three-mile heat, and
$1,000 at the Bay District race track.

Oct. 17. Italians celebrate the anniversary of the discov-
ery of America by Columbus .... Dead body of Frederick
Maher found lying in a back yard.

Oct. IS. H. F. Maass commits suicide.

Oct. I'J. Addie Ayres run over and killed by a street
car. ..." Bradley" wins the purse of §2,500, at the Baj'
District race track.

Oct. 20. The special judicial election passes off quietly,
17,042 votes being polled.

Oct. 22. Shooting tournament of the California Rifle
Association begins.

Oct. 2.3. Capt. Burns, of the Sumner Guard, wins the
first prize at the shooting tournament . . . .Thomas Peck-
ham dies of stabs inflicted by James Drunigo.

Oct. 2(j. Panic in stocks on account of the great fire at
Virginia City.

Oct. 27. Andrew Lamatre conunits suicide.

Oct. 28. Organization of a relief committee to secure
aid for the sutterers by the Virginia City fire.

Oct. 20. Run on the National Gold Bank and Trust
Company. .. .Death of James Otis, Mayor of San Fran-
cisco.

Oct. 31. Michael T. Reddy drowned while bathing.

Nov. 1. The National Gold Bank and Trust Company
suspend business.

Nov. 2. Daniel Spring commits suicide by drowning.

Nov. 4. The supervisors elect Dr. George Hewston
Mayor.

Nov. 5. Jean Gardere commits s\iicide by poisoning
. . . .The directors of the Gold Bank and Trust Company
resolve to wind up its affairs.

Nov. 6. San Fi-ancisco's donations for the relief of Vir-
ginia City amount to S00,750.

Nov. 7. Death of B. F. Sherwood, a prominent stock-
broker.

Nov. 8. News received of the loss of the steamer Pa-
cific with two hundred passengers, at Cape Flattery. . . .
The dead body of Patrick (^uinn found floating in the bay.

Nov. 9. General prevalence of the epizootic, in a mild
form, is noted.

Nov. 10. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company dis-
jutch their first steamer on the Australian route.

Nov. 12. James McUougall dies from injuries inflicted
by garroters, six weeks previously.

Nov. 13. The i!i30,000 running race of the Pacific
Jockey Club is postponed on account of bad weather.

Nov. 15. Dedication of the Boys' High School.

Nov. 16. Sudden death of Ex-Harbor Commissioner

Jasper O'Farrell D. W. C. Thompson tenders his resig-
nation as Major-General of the National Guard of Cali-
fornia.

Nov. 17. Edward Sheridan, aged fifteen years, con-
victed of manslaughter.

Nov. 19. Grand carnival at the Mechanics' Institute
Pavilion.

Nov. 20. Caleb T. Fay hrings suit to oust Tax Col-
lector Austin, for alleged neglect of duty The dead

body of Louis Cheley found on the beach.

Nov. 21. Edward" Keller dies of wounds inflicted upon
himself with suicidal intent.

Nov. 23. Bernard Nielson, found drowned in the Baj-.

Nov. 24. The Pacific Jockey Club postpone the .$30,-
000 running race until Christmas, and declare the p<>ol3
off.... Tenth annual meeting of the California Prison
Commission.

Nov. 25. Observance of Thanksgiving Day by religious
services in the churc'nes, and by social festivities.

Nov. 28. David Manning found dead in his bed

Margaret A. Brady found dead in her bed.

Nov. 29. Margaret Stenson falls from a balconv and is
killed.

Nov. 30. The St. Andrews Society holds its thirteenth
annual banquet. . . .Frederick Sommernlle falls into the
baj' and is drowned.

Dec. 1. A large number of Custom House employes
discharged, in conformity with an order from Washing-
ton.

Dec. 2. The Bank of California reincorporates.

Dec. 3. Eight Supervisors fined S50 each for contempt
of court in disobeying an injunction. . . .S. H. Harrington
decoj's a broker's clerk to his room in the Palace Hotel,
with .$3,750, and attempts to rob and murder him.

Dec. 4. 'The Attorney-General begins proceedings to
cancel the patent giving to the Central and Southern Pa-
cific Railroad Companies sixty acres of land in Mission
Bay. . . . J.«H. Biggs, a tailor, found dead in his shop. . . .
Paul Volnej' commits suicide by shooting.

Dec. 6. The newiy elected Supervisors take their seats
and Mayor Bryant delivers his inaugural address. . . .Brig-
adier-General John McComb assumes command of the
Second Brigade, N. G. C.

Dec. 8. Maiy Johnson found asphjTciated in her room
. . . .John Kane, dies of bums caused by the upsetting of
a kerosene lamp.

Deo. 9. The dead body of Jules Perin, foimd on the
beach near the Ocean House.

Dee. 10. James O'Malley falls from a plasterer's scaf-
fold and is killed.

Dec. 11. Henry Kaiser, falls from a balcony and is
killed .... George Doherty, stabbed and killed by Thomas
Mitchel. . . . "Defiance" wins the trotting race at the Bay
District track for $1,000.

Dec. 12. Charles G. Mej'er found drowned in the Bay.

Dec. 14. Trotting race at the Baj' District track, for
$1,000, won by "Van Voorhies" .... A Japanese war steamer
arrives.

Dec. 15. Rev. Dr. Cunningham resigns the pastorate
of the Tabernacle Presb.vterian Church .... Bankers hold
a meeting and determine to establish a Clearing House.

Dec. 17. Asa P. Perrj^ commits suicide by shooting.

Dec. 18. President Hallidie reports that the profits
from the late fair of the Mechanics' Institute were $33,-
830. 29.... E. Remer commits suicide by poisoning.. . .
Death of Gen. C. H. Morgan, at Alcatraz.

Dee. 20. The Pacific Jockey Club decides that the S30,-
000 race shall come off February 22d, 1876 Tlie Super-
visors elect Noah Flood Prosecuting Attorney for the
Police Court.

Dec. 22. Death of Major Richard Roman, formerly
State Treasurer. .. .Marines from the Japanese frigate
bury a dead comrade at Lone Mountiiin.

Dec. 24. William Holtz run over by a car and killed.

.... Suspension of the Commercial Bank Ellen Losse

kicked to death by her husband.

Dec. 25. Christmas is observed with the customary
festivities. . . .The Turn Verein hold inaugural exercises

at their new hall The dead body of William McGregor

found floating in the bay.

Dec. 20. The Spanish-American Catholic Church is
dedicated.

Dec. 28. Philip FuUman dies of wounds inflicted
upon himself with suicidal intent.

Dec. 29. Launch of the bark Paciflc Slope, 824 tons,
built at the Potrero.

Dec. 30. Mayor Bryant issues a proclamation recom-
mending a celebration at the opening of the centennial
year. . . .Aaron M. Tuck found dead in his house.

Wl(r

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p. VAN SOHAAOK & 00., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

PUBLIC STREETS, AVENUES, SQUARES, PLACES,

OF THE CONSOLIDATED

CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO,*

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE OFFICIAL MAPS, 1868, 1870, AND 1872.

Explanatory.— The Ordinance for re-numbering the buildings of this city provides that "Market Street shall be the
starting point for the numbers of all buildings fronting on the streets running therefrom in a northerly duection and also
for those running therefrom in a southeasterly direction. The streets laid down in the official map of the city as forming
the water front thereof shall be the starting point for numbers on all streets running westerly and southwesterly there-
from, except upon such streets running westerly commencing from Market Street, and upon all such streets. Market Street
shall he the starting point for numbers. On all streets the numbers on the right hand side, starting from the point of
beginning, are even numliers, and on the left hand side, odd numbers. One hundred numbers, or as many thereof as may
be necessary, shall he allotted to each block bounded by principal streets ; numbers 100, 200, and 300 being respectively the
nunibere for commencing the blocks distant one, two, and three streets from the starting point on the side designated for
even numbers, and numbers 101, 201, and 3U1, in similar manner for the opposite side of the street, throughout its extent ;
so that the initial figure of the number placed on a building at any street-crossing shall indicate the number of main
streets such street-crossing is from the starting point. Not less than twenty feet in frontage of all vacant lots of ground
shall be allowed for each number. On all cross or intermediate streets the numbering shall commence where said streets
begin, and shall conform to the plan specified in this Order.'

By this new decimal system of niunbering buildings, the exact location of any number is readily ascertained; for
example, if you want to find 624 Montgomery, it re on the east side of the block extenduig from Clay to Washington, which
is the seventh from Market— Commercial and Merchant being private streets. Again : 825 Clay is above the eighth block
from the water front, which is the one extending from Dupont to Stockton. It must be borne in mind that one hundi-ed
nmubers are allowed on eacli block between principal streets.

Several of the principal streets have been erroneously numbered. Bryant, Greenmch, Lombard, and Vallejo each vary
one hundred from the official map, which has been strictly adhered to in the compilation of the present Street Directory.
In every instance where an incorrect number has been used, the correct one has been included in the canvass. To prevent
confusion the wrong number ha& been added and enclosed in a parenthesis, thus (1706). The following streets are but
partially opened, and each differ materially from the plan originally laid out, viz : Clementina, Ecker, Jessie, Minna,
Natoma, Ritch, Shipley, Stevenson, and Tehama.

The principal streets southeast of Market, and running parallel to Fifth, have been, by an Ordinance of the city,
changed, and they are to be designated hereafter numerically, as follows : Simmons to be Sixth, Harris as Seventh, Price
as Eighth, Johnston as Ninth, and so on as far as such parallel streets continue.

The territory lying west of Laurel Hill and Odd Fellows' cemeteries, and generally known as the Outside Lands, has
been recently surveyed, and is designated on the new official City and County Map as avenues and streets. Those running
north and south are named respectively from First to Forty-ninth avenues, and those lunning east and west, from First
Avenue to the Ocean, and parallel with Point Lobos Avenue, A to W streets. There are a few avenues and streets out-
side of the boimdaries of the foregoing, the names of which will be found included in the Street Directory.

Reference is frequently made in the Register of Names to the following, and which are located as follows : Hoadley's
Addition, situated west of Pierce and between Geary and Washington ; Horner's Addition, south and near the Mission
Dolores ; Western Addition, west of Larkin ; San Miguel Raneh,southwestand near the Mission Dolores : Bemal Heights
|B. H.K south of Twenty-sixth Street, between San Bruno and San Jose roads ; and University Mound Tract (U. M. T.),
west of .San Bruno Road, five miles from the City Hall. See, also. Prominent Places, page 83,

Ui) End or beginning of a .street. (6) Not opened, (c) Fractional blocks, one hundred numbers allowed for first two

blocks, (rf) Fronting the bay. (e) .Street ends. ( ) Street does not cross. B. H., Bemal Heights. U. M. T., University

Mound Tract. S. S. F., South San Francisco. A blank is used where the number at the crossuig of a street could not be
ascertained.

Ada. or Wells ronrt,

opens S s (311) Lombard
bet Stockton and Dupont

Ada ronrt, N s O'Farrell
bet Leavenworth and Hyde

Adam, N and S s Eve bet
San Bruno Road and Cali-
fornia Avenue, B. H.

Adams, Ns Tyler bet Scott
and Devisadero N to Turk

Adelaide Plate, Ws (517)
Taylor bet Post and Geary

Adele, from Islais Creek bet

Chace and Stringham S to

Hecker
Adele Place, N s (824)

Jackson bet Stockton and

Powell
i^lAdler {see Dupont Alley)

Adona Place, N s (1106)
Washington bet Mason and
Taylor

Agnes Lane, N s (530) Val-
lejo bet Dupont and Stock-
ton

Alabama, from Mission
Creek bet Columbia and
Harrison S to Serpentine
Avenue

Alameda, from the bay bet
Channel and El Dorado W
to Harrison

Alamo S»iHare,betHayes,
Steiner, Fulton, and Scott

Alealrax Square, bet

Jefferson, Franklin, North
Point, and Gough
Alemany, N s Seven-
teenth bet Dolores and
Church

Alger Place, E s First bet
Harrison and Bryant

Allen, W s Hyde bet Union
and Filbert

Allen, from Cortland Av-
enue S to Crescent Avenue,
S s B. H.

Alleys t'ourl, N s Green-
wich bet Sansom and Mont-
gomery

Alinera, Ns Clay bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde

Alfcl (now Twenty-first), W s
Potrero Avenue bet 'fwen-
tieth and Twenty-second W
to Douglass

Alta Place, W s Sansom
bet Union and Filbert

Alta Plaza, bet Clay, Stei-
ner, Jackson, and Scott

Amazon, E s County Road
5^ miles from City Hall

Amlier.st, S s Silver Avenue
bet Princeton and Yale, U.
M. T.

Anderson, from California
Avenue S to Cortland Av-
enue, B. H.

Ankney Place, E s (518)
Powell bet Bush and Sutter

Anna, or Anna Lane, N
s (14) Eddy bet Powell and
Mason N to Ellis

Annie, S s (667) Market bet
New Montgomery and
Third SE to Mission

Anthony, N s (570) Mission
bet First and Second

Antonio, W s (411) Jones
bet O'Farrell and Ellis

* The streets of the district known as South San Francisco, extending from the Bay of San Francisco west to the San
Bruno Road, and from Tulare Street south to the county line, laid out as follows, viz : Those running in a northwesterly
iirection known as avenues, from one to thirty-eight, and those southwesterly distinguished as streets from A to S,
respectively, are not included ; also the streets on the water front, laid out by the Tide Land Commissioners, extending
from China Basin on the north to India Basin on the south.

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ArkansiiM, from the bay
bet Connecticut and Wis-
consin S to Tulare

Arlington, from San Jose
Road nr Charles SW to
Mateo

Army, W s Old San Jos6
Road l)et Twenty-sixth and
Twenty-seventh

Asli Avciinc, W s Van
' Ness Avcniie bet McAllis-
ter and Fulton

Aslil>iirt<»ii Place, or
Linrolii Avenue, E s
(2081 Dupont bet Sutter and
Post

Ashbiiry, N s Waller bet
Masonic Avenue and Clay-
ton N to Fuller

Aslllaiul Place, N s Mis-
sion bet Potter and Elev-
enth

Allluim, Ns (1014) Jackson
bet Taylor and Mason N to
Pacific

AllKlI!^t Alley, N s (718)
Green bet Powell and Ma-
son N to Union

Anstlii, W s Larkin bet
Bush and Pine

North. Street. Sowth side.
2 Larkin 1

100 Polk 101

200 Van Ness Avenue 201

^Iztec, NE s Coso Avenue
bet Cherubusco and Buena
Vista, B. H.

Baclie, S s Crescent Avenue
bet Porter and Laiurel Av-
enue, S s B. H.

Bacon, W a San Bruno
Road bet Burrow and Way-
land, IT. M. T.

Ifctgley Place, N s (14) O'-
FarreU bet Dupont and
Stockton

Baker, N s Haight bet
Broderick and Lyon N to
the bay

Baker Avenue, E s Rail-
road Avenue E to Islais
Creek

Balance. N s (412) Jackson
bet Montgomery and San-
son!

Baldwin Conrf , N s (408)
Folsom bet First and Fre-
mont

Banks, from California Av-
enue S to CVjrtland Avenue,
B. H.

Bannaiii Plac«, N s (510)

Green bet Dupont and

Stockton N to Union
Bartlett, Ss Twentieth bet

Valencia and Mission S to

Serpentine Avenue
West. Street. East side.

2 Twentieth 1

100 Twenty first 101

200 Twenty-second 201

300 Twenty-thirtl 301

400 Twenty-fourth 401

500 Twenty-fifth 501

600 Twenty-sixth 601

(f) Serpentine Avenue (t)
Bartlett, S s Thirtieth bet

AVaiTen and Merced S to

Laidley
Bartlett Alley, N s (642)

Jackson bet Kearny and

Dupon t
Kiirtol, N s (340) Broadway

bet Montgomery and San-

som N to VaUejo
Bllttery, N a Market bet

Sansom and Front N to the

bay
East. Street. West side.

2 Market and Bush 1

100

Pine

XOl

200

California

201

212

Riclimoud

Halleck

213

300

Sacramento

301

314

Commercial

315

400

Clay

401

416

Merchant

417

500

Washington

501

512

Oregon

-^--

600

Jackson

601

700

Pacific

701

710

Chambers

800

Broadway

801

Flint Alley

819

900

VaUejo

901

1000

Green

1001

Commerce

1100

Union

1101

1200

Filbert

1201

1300

Greenwich

1301

(f)

Lombard

(e)

Bay

, W s Kearny bet Fran-

Cisco and North Point W to

Presidio Reservation

North. Street. South

side.

Kearny

100

Dupont

101

Midway East

200

Stockton
Midway West

201

300

PoweU

301

400

Mason

401

500

Taylor

501

600

Jones
Montgomery Av

601

700'

Leavenworth

701

800

Hyde

801

900

Larkin

901

1000

Polk

1001

1100

Van Ness Avenue 1101

1200

Frank Uu

1201

1300

Gough

1301

1400

Octavia

1401

1500

Laguna

1501

1600

Buchanan

1601

1700

Webster

1701

1800

Filhnore

1801

1900

Steiner

1901

2000

Pierce

2001

2100

Soott

2101

2200

Devisadero

2201

2300

Broderick

2301

2400

Baker

2401

Bay

Avenne. S s Bryant

bet First and Second

Bay View Place, Ni Un-

ion

bet Leavenworth and

Jones

Beacll. W g Powell

bet

North Point and Jefferson

W to Presidio Reservation

North. Street. SenUh

side.

PoweU

100

Mason

101

200

Taylor

201

300

Jones

301

400

Leaveuworth
Montgomery Av

.401

500

Hyde

601

600

Larkin

601

700

Polk

701

800

Van Ness Avenus

801

900

Franklin

901

1000

Gough

1001

1100

Octavia

1101

1200

Lagnna

1201

1300

Buchanan

1301

1400

Webster

1401

1500

Fillmore

1501

16CI0

Steiner

1601

1700

Pierce

1701

1800

Scott

1801

1900

Devisadero

1901

2000

Broderick

2001

2100

Baker

2101

Beacon, from Castro SE to

Bemis thence W to Castro

Beale. S s Market bet Main

and Fremont SE to th

ebay

Sonthwe.1t. Street. Northeast.

Market
Vischer Place

100

Mission

101

Bei-tha

200

Howard

loi

300 Foldom 301

Beale Place

400 Harrison 401

600 Bryant 501

\e) Brannan (e)

Beale Place, E s Beale bet
Folsom and Harrison E to
Main
Beaver, W s Noe bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Be4iror«I Place, N a (806)
Jackson bet PoweU and
vStockton

Beideiuan, N s ElUs bet
Scott and Devisadero

Belden, N e (342) Bush bet
Kearny and Montgomery N
to Pine

Bellair Place, N s (224)
Chestnut bet Dupont and
Stockton N to Francisco

Belle vue, Ss EUzabethnr
EUen S to Thutieth

Bellevue Avenne, S s

Greenwich bet Stockton

and Dupont S to Filbert
BeMii8, from Beacon SE to

Fairmoimt thence SW to

(/astro
Benton Avenne, W s

Laurel Avenue m* Crescent

Avenue, B. H.
Berlin, S s Silver Avenue

bet Girard and Goettingen
Bernadotte, from Islais

Creek E to Sixth Avenue
BernaKE of San Bruno

Road ftom. Vermont to

Mjirengo
Bernal, Ss Serpentine Av-

env\e S to Precita Avenue
Bernard, W s (1535) Taylor

bet Broadway and Pacific

W to Leavenworth
North. Street. South side.

2 Taylor 1

100 Jones 101

Berry, E s (312) Dupont bet

Bush and Sutter
Berry, W s Second bet

Channel and King SW to

Eighth
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
2 Second 1

100 Third 101

Madden

Haggin

200 Fom-th 201

300 Filth 301

4O0 Sixth 401

500 Seventh 501

(f) Eighth (e)

Bertha, W s Beale bet Mis-
sion and Howard

Bestole, or Hodges, N s

VaUejo' bet Montgomery
and Sansom
BiUiugA Place, N s Val-
lejo bet Dupont aiul Stock-
ton

Bircli Avenne. W a Polk
bet Grove ami Fulton

Blacki^tone' Place, N s

Louibard m Larkin

Blossom, W s Valencia bet
Ridley and Fourteentli W
to Guerrero

Bluxouie, E s Sixth bet
Brannan and Townseud

Blnvoine East, W s First
bet Brannan and Towusend

Boardntan, N s Brannan
bet Sixth and Serenth

Bone Alley, or Green
I'lace, N s (326) Green bet
Montgomery and Kearny

Boston Place, E a (329)
First bet Folsom and Har-
riison

Bourltin Place, S r EUis
bet Steiner and Pierce

Bourn, S e Kossuth bet
Chace and Freelon S to
Hecker

Bowdoin, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Ham Iton and
Dartmouth, U. M. T.

Bower Plac*, S s (529)
Green between Dupont and
Stockton

Bowie Avenne. Eg Elev-
enth bet Howard and Fol-
som

BoMles Place, NW s

Howard bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth

Bowman Place, S s Bry-
ant nr First

Boyce, N s Point Lobos
Avenue bet Cook and Wil-
liamson N to Laurel Hill
Cemetery

Boyd, E and WsChesley
bet Harrison and Bryant

Bradford, from Cortland
Avenue N to California Av-
enue, B. H.

Brady* S » Market bet Pot-
ter and Valencia SE to
Mission

Brady Place, E s Larkin
bet Union and Green

Brannan, W s Eeale bet
Bryant and Townsend SW
to Ninth

NorthireM. Street. Southeast.

2 Beale 1

100 Fremont 101

200 First 201

Japan

300 Second 301

Stanford 311

Park Lane

Thompson Place 371

400 Third 401

416 Kitch 417

430 Zoe ■

500 Fourth 501

600 Fifth 601

700 Sixth 701

Clinton

Geneva

BoardmaB

Brannan Place

Gilbert

800 Seventh 801

900 Eighth 901

1000 Ninth 1001

Brannan Place. S sBran-

nan bet Sixth and Seventh

Brenliaiii Place, N s (750)
Clay bet Kearny and Du-
pont N to Warfiington

BrewMer, from Hope SW
to California Avenue, B.H.

Bridges s (1213) Broadway
bet Leavenworth and Hyde

Bright, nr Sau INliguel Sta-
tion

Br4»ad. W t Old San Jos6
Road nr San Miguel Station

Broadway, W s Davis bet
Pacific and VaUejo W to
Presidio Reservation

Nortk. Street

2 Davis

100 Front

200 Battery

300 Sanson!
Ohio

340 Bartol

400 Montgomery

500 Kearny

520 Pinkney Place
Mmitgomery Av

600 Dupont

610 Duncan Court

South aide.
1
101
201
301
321

401
501

Ir;

Irri

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

SAN FKAN CISCO STREET DIRECTORY.

700

Stockton

701

Virgiuia Place

709

'130

Morey Alley

H(M)

Powell

801

- —

Scdtt Place

817

900

^lason

901

Salmon

921

1000

Taylor
Sweet

1001

Florence

U(K»

Jones

1101

1»M)

Leavenworth

1201

Morse Place

1205

Bridge

1213

1300

Hy.le

13l)1

140O

Larkin
Maxwell

1401

ir>(K)

Polk

1501

11)00

Van Ness Avenue 1601

IVOO

Franklin

1701

18!)l)

(Jo'gh

1801

lyoo

Octavia

1901

'20U0

Layuna

2001

UllH)

Buchanan

2101

ii-iOO

Welister

" 2201

2300

liillmore

2301

2401)

Steiner

2401

2500

Pierce

2501

2H00

Scott

2601

2700

Devisadero

2701

MK)

Broderick

2801

2900

Baker

2901

BrtMlerirk, XsWallerhet
Baker and Devisadero N to
the bay

Broderirk Avenne, S s

Market bet Eleventh and
Potter
Brook, E s Dolores nr Thir-
tieth £ to San Jose Road

Brooklyn Place, Ss (833)

Sacramento bet Stockton

and Dupont
Brooks. Ns (732) Market

bet Kearny and Dupont N

to Geary

Bro.«naii, Ws Valenciabet
Fourteenth and Ridley

Brown (now Twelfth), S s
Mission bet Eleventh and
Thirteenth SE to Harrison

Brown Alley, If s McAl-
lister bet Hyde and Larkin

Bryan Place, N s (206)
Bush betSansom and Mont-
gomery

Bryant. Ws Spear bet Har-
rison and Brannan SWto
Eleventh. [The buUdings
on this street are incorrect-
ly numbered]

Northwest. Street. Soutlieast.

Spear
100 Main
200 Beale
300 Fremont
400 First
418 Rincon Place
442 Stanley Place
500 Second

Centre

600 Third

(6) Ritch

Zoe

700 Fourth
800 Fifth

Fifth Avenue
Oak Avenue
Park Avenue
900 Sixth

Clinton

Garden
Jones Place

Gilbert

1000 Seventh

Downey
WTiite Place
Decatur
1100 Eighth

Erjant Avenue
1200 Ninth
■dlSOO Tenth
(c) Eleventh

1
101
201
301
401
419
443
501
533
601
615
635
701
801

1201
1301

Bryant A venue (late Flor-
ida), from Mission Creek bet

York and Columbia S to
Seri>entine Avenue
Bryant Avenue, NsBry-
ant bet lOighth and Ninth
Buciiannn. hot N s Ridley

Laguna and Webster N to
the bay
Emt. Street. West ti4e.
2 Ridley

100 Kate 10
200 Waller

300 Haight 30

400 Page 40

Lilly Avenue

500 Oak 50:

Hickory Avenue

600 Fell 60;

Linden Avenue

700 Hayes 70:

Ivy Avenue

800 Grove 80!

Birch Avenue

900 Fulton 90:

Ash Avenue

1000 McAllister 100!

Locust Avenue

1100 Tyler 110:

1200 Tiu-k 120

1300 Eddy 130

1400 Ellis 140:

1500 O'Farrell 150:

IfiOO Geary 160:

1700 Post 170:

1800 Slitter 180:

1900 Bush 190

2000 Pine 200:

2100 California 210:

2200 Sacramento 220:

2300 Clay . 230:

2400 Washington 240:

2500 Jackson 250:

2600 Pacific 260:

2700 Broadway 270:

2800 Vallejo 280:

2900 Green 290:

3000 Union 300:

3100 Filbert 310:

3200 Greenwich 320:

3300 Lombard 330

3400 Chestnut 340:

Lobos Square

3600 Bay 360:

3700 NorthPoint 370:

3800 Beach 380:

3900 Jefferson 390:

4000 Tonquin 400:

[e) Lewis {e]

Bnena Vista, from Cort-
land Avenue NE to Coso
Avenue, B. H.

Bnena Vista Park, bet

Napa, Shasta, Vermont,
and Utah

Buena Vista Place (now
Prospect Place), N s Cali-
fornia bet Stockton and
PowcU

Bnena ventnra, Ns Cali-
fornia bet Kearny and Du-
pont

Bn rcliani Place, W s (101)
Leavenworth bet Tyler and
Turk

Bni*soyne Place, S s (1307)
Pacific bet Hyde and Leav-
enworth

Burritt. S s (603) Bush bet
Powell and Stockton

Bnrrovv, W s San Bruno
Road bet Henry and Bacon,
U. M. T.

Burton, E of San Bruno
Roail 4 miles from City Hall

BlLslt. junction Market and
Battery bet Pine and Sut-
ter W to Laiu-el HiU Cem-
etery

North. Street. South sirle.
2 Market 1
100 Battery 101
200 Sansom 201
206 Bryan Place

300 Montgomery

306 Russ Alley

Trinity

342 Belden

400 Kearny

406 _Morse

'('laraLane

Mary Lane

500 Dupont

518 Chatham Place

600 Stockton

Burritt

610 Monroe

Chelsea Place

700 Powell

800 Mason

900 Taylor

1000 Jones

1100 Leavenworth

1200 Hyde

1300 Larkin

1400 Polk

407
423
501

601
603

615
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401

1500 Van Ness Avenue 1501
1600 Franklin 1601

1700 Gough 1701

1800 Octavia 1801

1900 Lag\uia 1901

2000 Buchanan 2001

2100 Webster 2101

2200 Fillmore 2201

2300 Steiner 2301

2400 Pierce 2401

2500 Scott 2501

2600 Devisadero 2601

2700 Broderick 2701

2S00 Baker 2801

2900 Lyon 2901

(e) Central Avenue (e)

Bjitler, from California Av-
enue S to Cortland Avenue,
B. H.

Bntte, from the bay bet So-
lano and Napa W to Harri-
son

Byiiiston,Ws Webster bet
Ellis and O'Farrell W to
Steiner

Byrne, from Islais Creek S
E to Baker Avemie

Byron, from Montcalm S
to Hope, B. H.

C'akot, from California Av-
enue bet Samoset and Star
SE to Franconia Avenue,
B. H.

ra«(ell Alley, N s (508)
Union bet Stockton and
Dupont

C'advvallader, E of San

Bruno Road 4 miles from
City Hall
C'allionn, N s Green bet

Sarisom and Montgomery

California, jimction Mar-
ket and Drumm bet Sacra-
mento and Pine W to City
Cemetery

North. Street. South side.
2 Market and Drumm 1

100

Davis

101

2011

Front

201

3(H)

Battery

301

40(1

Sansom

401

424

Leidesdorff

421

500

Montgomery

501

Spring

531

532

Webb

600

Kearny

601

612

Wallace Place

St. Mary's Place

625

Quincy

637

700

Dupont

vol

yiK

Selina Place

800

Stockton
Ellick Lane

801

812

Pratt court

820

Prospect Place

H32

Miles Court

90()

Powell

901

920

Gustavus

lOIMI

Mason

1(H)1

1016

Cushman

1100

Taylor

1101

12(H)

Jones

1201

1300

Lea^ enworth

1301

1400
1500
1000
1700
1800
1900
2000
2100
2200
2300

2400
2500
2600
2700
2800
2900
3000

Helen

Hyde 1401

Larkin 1501

Polk 1601
Van Ness Avenue 1701

Franklin 1801

Gough 1901

Octavia 2001

Laguna 2101

Buchanan 2201

Wel)ster 2301
Middle

FUhnore 2401

Steiner 2501

Pierce 2601

Scott 2701

Devisadero 2801

Broderick 2901

Baker 3001

t'alifornia Avenue, E

of San Jos(5 Road and W
of San Bruno Road, B. H.

Cambridge, Ss Silver Av-
enue bet Yale and Oxford,
U. M. T.

Canillle Place, Ns Wash-
ington bet Jones and Tay-
lor

Camp, E s Guerrero bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth

Capitol, W of Old San Jose
Road nr San Miguel Station

Capp, S s Fifteenth bet
Howard and Mission S to
Serpentine Avenue

West. Street. East side.
2 Fifteenth 1

100 Sixteenth 101

200 Seventeenth 201

300 Eighteenth 301

400 Nineteenth 401

500 Twentieth 501

600 Twenty-first 601

700 Twenty-second 701
800 Twenty-third 801

900 Twenty-fourth 901

1000 Twenty-fifth 1001

1100 Twenty-sixth 1101

Card Alley, W s (1413)
Stockton bet Vallejo and
Green

Carl, W s Clayton nr Fred-
erick W to First Avenue

Carlos Place, S s (219) O'-
Farrell bet Mason and Pow-
ell

Carolina, from the bay bet
Wisconsin and De Haro S
to Tulare

Caroline, N s Lombard bet
Jones and Leavenworth

Caroline, Ss (1011) Folsom
bet Sixth and Seventh

Caroline Place, Es (1218)
PoweU bet Jackson and Pa-
cific

Carr Place, S s Chestnut
bet Taylor and Mason

Carver, from California
Avenue S to Powhattan,
B. H.

Case, W s San Bruno Road
4 miles frma City Hall

Castro, S s Ridley bet Dia-
mond and Noe

Cedar, N s (212) Clay bet
Davis and Front N to
Washington

Cedar Alley, W s Dolores
bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth

Cedar Avenue, W s Lar-
kin bet Post and Geary

Cemetery Avenue {see
Central Avenue)

Center (now Sixteenth),
from *he bay W to Castro

Cen tral, nr San Miguel Sta-
tion

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PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by L. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,

Central Avenne, N s

Geary l>et Lyon and wal-
nut N to Presidio Reserva-
tion
Central Place, S b (515)
Pine bet Duiwnt and Kear-
ny
Central Road, from Mc-
Allister SW to Ocean View
House
Centre, S s (533) Bryant bet
Second and Third SE to
South Park
Chaee, from Islais Creek S

to Hecker
Chambers. W s (619) Davis
bet Pacific and Broadway
■\V to Buttery
Chambers Place, N s
Greenwich bet Powell and
Mason N to Lombard
Channel, W s Third bet
Berrj- and Hooper SW to
Eighth
Channel, W s San Bruno
Roai I i miles from City Hall
CUai>nlte|»ec. from Cort-
land Avenue NE to Coso
Avenue, B. H.
Charity, from CadwaUader

NW to" Islais Creek
Ciiarles, N s Tj'ler bet

Leavenworth and Hyde
Charles, S of Fairmount
from San Jose Road NW to
Chenery
Charles Place, N s (570)
Harrison bet First and Sec-
ond
Chase, N s Point Lobos Av-
enue bet Williamson and
Merrifield N to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
Chatham Place, Ns(518)
Bush bet Dupont and
Stockton
Chattanooga, S s Twenty-
first betDolores and Church
Chelsea Place, S s (615)
Bush Vjet Stockton and
Powell
CheneiT, S s Thirtieth S
to Randal thence SW to
Castro
Cherry, N s California nr
Maple N to Presidio Reser-
vation
Cherilbnsco, from Cort-
land Avenue NE to Coso
Avenue, B. H.
Chesley, S s Harrison bet

Seventh and Eighth
Chestnnt, W s Sansom bet
Francisco and Lombard W
to Presidio Reservation
North. Street. South side.

1900 Fillmore

2000 Steiner

2100 Pierce

2200 Scott

2300 Devisadero

2400 Broderick

2500 Baker

1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501

Sansom

(c)

Montgomery
Webster

(c)

ino

Kearny

101

200

Dm>ont

aoi

224

Bellair Place

300

Stockton

301

Chestnut Alley

400

Powell

401

500

Mason
Newell
Montgomery Av

SOI

fi(K»

Taylor

601

700

Jones

701

ROO

Leavenworth

801

900

Hyde

901

1000

Larkin

1001

1100

Polk

1101

11^00

Van Ness Avenue

1201

I.SOO

Franklin

1301

14*10

Gough

1401

l.iOO

Octavia

1501

1600

Laguna

1601

1700

Buchanan

1701

1800

Webster

1801

Chestnut Alley, N s

Chestnut bet Powell and
Stockton
Church, S 8 RifUey bet
Dolores and Sanchez S to
Thirtieth
Church Lane, W s Dolo-
res bet Sixteenth and Sev-
enteenth
Church Place, Ws (1709)
Dupont bet Lombard and
Greenwich
CItv Hall Avenue, N s
Market opp Eighth NW to
Park Avenue
Clalrville Place, S s (535)
Union bet Dupont and
Stockton
Clara, or Clary ,W s Ritch
bet Folsom and Harrison
W to Sixth
Clara Avenue, N s Eight-
eenth nr Douglass
Clara Avenue, or Clo-
ver Avenue, nr laguna
de la Merced
Clara Lane, N s (204) Sut-
ter bet Kearny and Dupont
N to Bush
Clarence, or Clarice
Place, N s Townsend bet
Second and Third
Clark, W s (409) Drumm
bet Jackson and Pacific W
to Front
Clarv, or Clara, W s Ritch
bet Folsom and Harrison W
to Sixth
Clay, W s East bet Wash-
ington and Commercial W
to First Avenue
North. Street. South side.
2 East 1

100 Drumm 101

200 Davis 201

212 Cedar

300 Front 301

400 Battery 401

500 Sansom 501

Leidesdorfif 527

600 Montgomery 601

700 Kearny 701

750 Brenham Place .

800 Dupont 801

814 Waverly Place 813

828 Spofford

900 Stockton 901
916 Clay Avenue

Prospect Place 917

1000 Powell 1001

Tay 1015

1016 Wetmore Place

1100 Mason 1101

Verba Buena 1115

1200 Taylor 1201

1300 Jones 1301

Priest

Reed

1400 Leavenworth 1401

1500 Hyde 1501

Torrens Court

1600 Larkin 1001

1700 Polk 1701

1800 Van Ness Avenue 1801

1900 Frankhn

2000 Crough

2100 OctaWa

2200 Lagima

2300 Buchanan

2400 Webster

2500 Fillmore

2600 Steiner

2700 Pierce

2800 Scott

2900 Derisadero

3000 Broderick

3100 Baker

1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101

Clay Avenue, N b (916)
Clay bet Stockton and Pow-
ell

Clayton, N s Waller bet
As'hbury and Cole N to Ful-
ton

Cleaveland,W s Columbia
Square bet Folsom and
Harrison

Clement, W s First Avenne
bet Point Lobos Avenue
and California W to City
Cemetery

Clement Place, S s Green
bet Dupont and Stockton

Clementina. W s (248)
First bet Folsom and Te-
hama
No7-thwest. Street. SoxOhmst.

2 First 1

(b) Second (6)

(b) Third (&)

300 Fourth 301

400 Fifth 401

(6) Sixth (b)

(}i) Seventh (6)

700 Eighth 701

(6) Ninth (6)

Clinton, S s Bryant bet

Sixth and Seventh

Oipper, W s Old San Jose
Road bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth W to Doug-
lass

Clover Avenne, or Cla-
ra Avenue, m Laguna
de la Merced

Codnian Place. S s (1007)
Washington bet Powell and
Mason

Colin Place, S s Jackson
bet Leavenworth and Hyde

Cole, N s Haight bet Clay-
ton and Shrader N to Ful-
ton

College, S s Silver Avenue
bet Dartmouth and Uni-
versity, U. M, T.

College Place, N s Hayes
bet Larkin and Polk

Collins, N s Point Lobos
Avenue bet Wood and Fer-
rie N to Laurel Hill Ceme-
tery

Colton. NE s Brady bet
Market and Mission

Columbia. W s Guerrero
bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth W to Noe

Columbia, from Mission
Creek bet Bryant Avenue
and Alabama S to Serpen-
tine Avenue

Columbia, S s (1019) Fol-
som bet Sixth and Seventh
SE to Harrison

Columbia Place, SsPre-
cita Avenue S to California
Avenue, B. H.

Columbia Place, W s

Boanbnan nr Brarmau

Columbia Square, bet

Folsom, HaiTison, Colum-
bia, and Sherman
Colusa, from the bay bet
Yuba and Marin W to Ver-
mont
Coniinerce. E s Battery

bet Union and Green

Conimercial, W s East

bet Clay and Sacramento W

to Dupont

North. Street. South side.

2 East 1

100 Drumm 101

200 Daris 201

300 Front 301

400 Battery 401

500 Sansom 501

524 Leidesdorfl 525

600 Montgomery 601

700 Kearny 701

(e) Dupont (e)

CoUKdon, nr junction San
Bruno Road and Silver Av-
enue
Con nect i cu t . from the bay
bet Missouri and Arkansas
S to Tulare
C4»ok, N 8 Point Lobos Av-
enue bet Ferrie and Boyce
N to Laiuel Hill Cemetery

Cooper Alley, S s (623)
Jackson bet Keamy and
Dupont
Corbett (now Seventeenth),
W s Harrison bet Sixteenth
and Eighteenth W to Doug-
lass
Cortez, from California Av-
enuSbet Montcalm and Sa-
moset E to Franconia Av-
enue
Cortland Avenne, from
San Jose Road nr Thirtieth
E to San Bruno Road
Coso Avenne. from North
Avenue NW to CaUfomia
Avenue, B. H.
Cottage Place, E s (614)

Jones bet Geary and Post
County Road, or San
Jose Road, from teraii-
nation of Mission SW to
County Line
Creek Lane. W s Folsom
bet Thirteenth and Four-
teenth
Crescent Avenue, from
San Jose Road nr St. Mary's
College E to San Bruno
Road
Crocker. NW s Mission

bet Brady and Hermann
Crook, N s Townsend bet

Third and Fom-th
Cushman, N s (1016) Cali-
fornia bet Mason and Tay-
lor N to Sacramento
Cnst4>ni House Place, N
s (412) Washington bet San-
som and Battery N to Jack-
son
Dale (nowTwenty-ninth),W
s San Jose Road liet Twen-
ty-eighth and Thirtieth
Dale Place, S s Tjier bet

Leavenworth and Hyde
Dame, S s Tliivtieth bet
Chenery and Whitney S to
Randal
Dartmouth, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Bowdoia and Col-
lege, U. M. T.

Davis, N 8 Market bet
Drumm and Front N to the

bay
East. Street. West side.

2 Market and Pine 1

100 California 101

William Place 109

200 Sacramento 201

214 Commercial 215

300 Clay 301

(b) Merchant |h)

400 Washington 401

410 Oregon 411

500 Jackson 501

514 Clark 513

600 Pacific 601

(d) Chambers 619

(d) Broadway 701

{e) VaUejo («)

Dawson Place, E sMason
bet Sacramento and Clay

Day, W s San Jose Road bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirti-
eth

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SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.

Day, K s Dolores bet Seven-
tueiith and Eighteenth

De B<>oiii, E s (533) Second
bet Bryant and Brauuan

Di* Blaro, from Mission
(^reek bet Caroline and
lUiode Island S to Tulare

no Kalb, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent Av-
enue, S s B. H.

Docaliir, S R Brj'ant bet
Seventh and Eighth

Dorallir, S s Crescent Av-
enue Wof Porter. .SsB. H.

I»elawar«>, S s Solano bet
Massachusetts and Mary-
laud

Itcla^varcCoiirt, N sSut-

ter bet Powell and Mason
lU'lKardo, K s Hyde bet

(.ireeu and Union
I>4>iit Place, N 8 Jackson

bet Stockton and Powell
D«'visa«Iero,NsRidleybet

liroileiick and Scott N to

the bay
Devrpi's, E of San Bruno

Road 4 miles from City Hall
Dl'wey, S s King bet Third

and Fourth S to Berry
I^exItT, S s Howard bet

Main and Spear
Itianiond, S s Sixteenth

hot Castro and Douglass
DirUerson, E s San Bruno

Road 3i miles from City

HaU

Dikciiiaii Place, W s (217)

Mason bet O'Farrell and
Ellis

Dock, W s Front bet Filbert

and Union
DiHlse, S s Turk bet Hyde

an(l Larkin
Dotlson Alley {see Keyes

Alley)
Doliu-es, S 8 Market bet

Church and Guerrero
Dora. R s (1113) Folsom bet

Seventh and Eighth

Done Alley, S s Jackson
bet Powell and Mason

norland Lane, W s Dolo-
res bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth

noii?]a.s Place, E s Beale
bet Folsom and Harrison

Doiislass, S s Sixteenth W

of Diamond
Dow Place, W s Second

bet Folsom and Harrison
no>yney, S s Bryant bet

Seventh and Eighth
Driiuini, N s Market bet

Davis and East N to the

bay

EiKst. Street.

West side.

Market and Cal 1

100 Sacramento 101

116 Commercial 115

200 Clay 201

214 Merchant (6)

300 Washington 301

Oregon
400 Jackson 401

Clark 409

Dvnry Lane, W s (306) Sev-
enth bet Folsom and Har-
rison
Dry, or Junction, W s
Old San Jose Road bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirti-
eth W to BeUevue
Dnane, W s Jones bet
Chestnut and Lombard

Dnnbar <'onrt, rear of

City Hall

Duncan, W s Old San Jose
Road l)et Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth

Duncan <'ourl, N s (610)

Broailway bet Dupont and

Stockton
Dunn illcy, E 8 (1106)

Kearny bet Broadway and

Vallejo

Dliitont, N 8 Market bet
Stockton and Kearny N to
the bay

East. Street. West sid^•.

2 Mkt and O'Farrell 1

100 Geary 101

110 Morton 111

200 Post 201

208 Lincoln Avenue - —

Stockton Place 213

Mills Place 219

300 Sutter 301

312 Berry

Harlan Place 313

400 Bush 401

500 Pine 501

Virginia Alley 505

600 California 601

Dupont Place

700 Sacniuiento 701

714 Ccinuuercial (6)

SOO Clay 801

900 Washington 901

Hall Court 923

1000 Jackson 1001

Sullivan Alley 1021

1100 Pacific 1101

1126 Dupont Alley

1200 Broadway 1201

Montgomery Av

Hinckley

1300 Vallejo 1301

1400 Green 1401

1500 Union 1501

1506 Nobili Alley

1600 Filbert 1601

1618 Gerke Alley

1700 Greenwich 1701

Church Place 1709

1800 Lombard 1801

1900 Chestnut 1901

Pfeiffer

2000 Francisco 2001

2100 Bay 2101

2200 North Point 2201

(f) Beach (e)

Dupont Alley. E s (1126)
Dupont bet Pacific and
Broadway
Dntiont Place, W s Du-
pont bet Sacramento and
California

Dwiglit, W s San Bruno
Road bet Woolsey and 01m-
stead, U. M. T.
Easlc (now Nineteenth), W
s Harrison bet Eighteenth
and Twentieth W to Doug-
lass
Ea.st, from Folsom N to Pa-
cific fronting the bay
East. Street. West side.

(<il Folsom 1

(d) Howard 101

id) Mission 201

id) Market 301

id) Clay 401

(d) Merchant
id) Washington 501

{(l) Jackson 601

(f) Pacific (e)

Ecker, S s (527) Market bet

First and Second
Eddy, junction Market and
Powell bet Ellis and Turk
W to Calvary Cemetery
North. Street. South side.
2 Market and Powell 1
14 Anna Lane

Eddy Place 27

100 Mason 101

200 Taylor 201

300 Jones 301

400 Leavenworth 401

500 Hyde 501

600 Larkin 601

700 Polk 701

800 Van Ness Avenue 801

900 Franklin 901

1000 Gough 1001

1100 Octavia 1101

1200 Lnguna 1201

1300 Buchanan 1301

1400 Webster 1401

1500 Fillmore 1501

1600 Steiner 1601

1700 Pierce 1701

Farren Avenue

1800 Scott 1801

1900 Devisadero 1901

2000 Broderick 2001

((■) St. Joseph's Av (t)

E«ldy Place, S s (27) Eddy
bet Powell and Mason

Edward, N s Bush bet Lar-
kin and Hyde

Eisiitccntli (late Falcon),
W s Harrison bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth W
to Douglass

EiKlltb (late Price), S s Mar-
ket bet Seventh and Ninth
SE

Southicest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1

Stevenson

100 Mission 101

114 Minna 115

Natoma

200 Howard 201

Noonan Avenue 205

Tehama (6)

Clementina '

300 Folsom 301
Shipley

Heron

400 Harrison 401

500 Bryant 501

600 Brannan 601
Townsend

El Diirado, from the bay

bet Alameda and Sixteenth

W to Harrison

Eleventh (late Wood), S s

Market bet Tenth and

Twelfth SE to Mission

Creek

Southtrest. Street. Northeast.

2 Market 1

100 Mission 101

200 Howard 201

Bowie Avenue

Henrietta Square

300 Folsom 301

400 Harrison 401

(e) Bryant (e)

Eliza, N s Union bet Taylor
and Jones

Eliza Place, N s Washing-
ton bet Taylor and Jones

Elizaltetb, W s Noe bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth

Elk, from Cadwallader N to
Islais Creek

Ellen (now Thirteenth), SE
s Mission bet Twelfth and
Fourteenth

Ellen, N s Harrison bet
Se enth and Eighth

Ellen, S s Elizabeth bet
Douglass and BeUevue S to
Thirtieth

Ellick Alley, N s (722) Pa-
cific bet Dupont and Stock-
ton

Ellick Liine, N s Califor-
nia bet Stockton and Pow-
eU

Ellis, junction Market and
Stockton bet O'Farrell and
Eddy W to Calvary Ceme-
tery

North. Street. South side.
2 Markt and Stockton 1

100

Powell

101

Anna Lane

111

200

Mason

201

3(M)

Taylor

.301

400

Jones

401

500

Leavenworth

.501

6(HI

Hyde

601

7(M)

Larkin

701

«(H)

Polk

801

9(H)

Van Ness Avenue

901

KHHI

Franklin

1001

1100

Gough

1101

1200

( (ctavia

1201

13(M)

Laguna

KWl

1400

Buchanan

1401

Hollis

1500

Webster

\m\

ItiOO

Fillmore

1601

1700

Steiner

1701

Bourbin Place

IHOO

Pierce

1801

Farren Avenue

1900

Scott
Biedeman

1901

2000

Devisadero

2001

211H)

Broderick

2101

(«■)

St. Joseph's Av

(e)

EllSMorlll, from Califor-

nia

Avenue S to Cortland

Avenue, B. H.

Elm Avenue, W s Larkin
bet Turk and Tyler

Emma, E s (508) Stockton
bet Pine and Bush

Emma, E of San Bruno

Road 4 miles from City
HaU

Emma Place, S s Chest-
nut bet Stockton and Pow-
ell

Emmelt Place, W s (709)
Stockton bet California and
Sacramento

Erie Place, W s Howard
bet Thirteenth and Four-
teenth W to Mission

E»«meralda Avenue, fmi

North Avenue NW to Cali-
fornia Avenue, B. H.
Essex, S s (543) Folsom bet
First and Second SE to
Harrison

E.ssex Place, W s Essex

bet Folsom and Harrison
Estefania, junction Heck-

er and Stringham SW to

Islais Creek
Eugenie, N s Point Lobos

Avenue bet Josephine and

Wood N to Laurel HiU

Cemetery
Eureka, S s Seventeenth

bet Douglass and Diamond
Eve, W s San Bruno Road

W to California Avenue,

B. H.

Everett, Ws (138) ITiird bet
Mission and Howard W to
Fourth

Ewer Place, W s (1011)
Mason bet Sacramento and
Clay

Fair Avenue, W s Califor-
nia Avenue W to San Jose
Road

Fair Oaks, S s Twenty-first
bet Guerrero and Dolores

FairuKuit, S of Randal
from San Jose Road W to
Bemis

Faitb, from California Av-
enue NW to Brewster. B. H.

Falcon (now Eighteenth),
W s Harrison bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth W
to Douglass

Falcon Place, E s Taylor
bet Broadway and VaUejo

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C. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed ISC I

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Fni'reii Avenue, N s E''-

dy bet Pierce and Scott N

to Ellis

Fell, junction Market and

Polk bet Uayes and Oak W

to Stauyan

Noilh. Street. South side.

2 Market and Polk 1

100 Van Ness Avenue 101

230 Franklin 201

300 Gough 301

400 Octavia 401

500 Laguna 501

600 Buchanan 601

700 Webster 701

800 Fillmore 801

900 Steiuer 901

1000 Pierce 1001

1100 Scott 1101

12J0 Devisadero 1201

1310 Broderick 1301

1400 Baker 1401

FcUsi riiu-e. Es (616) Pow-
ell bet Bush and Pine

Fern Aveiinc, W s Larkin

bet Bush and Sutter

Fcrrie, N s Point LobosAr-

enue tiet OoUijis and Cook

N to Laurel Hill Cemetery

Fineenth (late Sparks), W

S Harrison b.t Fourteenth

and Sixteenth W to Castro

Firtll , S s Market bet Fomih

and Sixth SE to the bay
S(juth}re.st. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1

14 Stevenson (6)

(b) Jessie 33

100 Mission ICl

106 Minna 107

124 Natoma 125

200 Howard 201

210 Tehama 211

226 Clementina 227

300 Folsom 3J1

316 Shipley 317

328 Clara, or Clary 329

400 Harrison 401

Perry

500 Bryant 501

600 Brannan 601

700 Townsend 701

King
800 Beiry 801

Channel

Hooper

Irwin
Hubbell
South
Fifth Avenue, S s (913)
Harrison bet Fifth and
Sixth SE to Bryant
Figs (now Twenty-seventh),
W s Guerrero bet Twenty-
sixth and Twenty-eighth

Filbert, AV s Front bet
Greenwich and Union W to
Presidio Reservation

North. Street. Sotith side.

500
504

600
700

706
724
800

1000
1100

Front
Battery
Sansom
Montgomery
Kearny
Filbert Place
Vaieune
Grand Place
Dupont
Medau Place
Jasper Place
Stockton
Powell

Montgomery At
Gaven
Scotland
Mason
900 Taylor

Roach AUoy

Jones

Leavenworth

Randall Place

Hyde

Larkin

Polk

1200
1300
1490
1500

1
101
201
301
401
407
417
427
501

515
601

701

801
901

1001
1101

1201
1301
1401

1600 Franklin

1700 Gough

1800 Octavia

1900 Laguna

2000 Buchanan

2100 Webster

2200 Fillmore

2300 Steiner

2400 Pierce

2500 Scott

2600 Devisadero

2700 Broderick

2800 Baker

Filbert Place, N s (406)
Union bet Kearny and Du-
pont N to Filbert

Fillmore, N s Ridley bet

Webster and Steiner N to
the bay

East. Street.
2 Ridley

100 Kate

Gemiania

200 Waller

300 Haight

400 Page

500 Oak

600 Fell

700 Hayes

800 Grove

900 Fulton
1000 McAUister
1100 Tyler
1200 Turk
1300 Eddy
1400 EUis

Byington
1500 OFarrell
1600 Geary
1700 Post
18)0 Sutter
1900 Bush

WiWey
2000 Pine
2100 California
2200 Sacj-amento
2300 Clay
2400 AVashington
2500 Jackson
2600 Pacific
2700 Broadway
2800 Vallejo
2900 Green
3000 Union
3100 Filbert

Pixley Place

3200 Greenwich

Moulton
3300 Lombai-d
3400 Chestnut
3500 Francisco
3600 Bay
3700 NorthPoint
3800 Beach
3900 Jefferson
4000 Tonquin
Lewis

1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801

West side.

101

201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401

1501
1601
1701
18J1
1901

2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101

3201

(e)

Van Ness Aveiiue 1501

First, S s Market bet Fre-
mont and Second SE to the
bay
Soitthn^est. Street. Noi'theast.
2 Market 1

22 Stevenson ■

46 Jessie

56 Lick Alley
100 Mission
118 Minna
146 Natoma

Melius

200 Howard
220 Tehama

Tehama Place

248 Clementina
300 Folsora
318 Guy Place

Boston Place

350 Laurel Place
400 Harrison

Goodsell Place

— — Alger Place

500 Bryant

520 Frederick

600 Brannan. 601

(f) Townsend {e)

First Avenue, N s J nr
Golden Gate Park N to Pre-
sidio Reservation

101

201

223

301
329

401

501

First Avenue, N s Six-
teenth bet Mission and Va-
lencia

Flint Alley, W s (819) Bat-
tery bet Broadway and Val-
lejo

Floreuee, N b Broadway
bet Taylor and Jones N to
Vallejo

Florence, Bemal Heights

Florida (now Bryant Av-
enue), from Mission Creek
bet York and Columbia S
to Serpentine Avenue

Folger, S s EUis bet WeV

ster and Fillmore
Folsoni, W s East bet How-
ard and Harrison SW to
Fomteenth thence S
Northiuest. Street. Southeast.
2 East 1

100 Spear 101

200 Main 201

300 Beale 391

Zoe Place . 315

400 Fi-emont 401
408 Baldwin Court

Grant Place 409

500 First 501

Ecker (ti)

Essex 543

600 Second 601

Hawthorne 6'3

Hampton Place 649

700 Thii-d 701

Ritch 717

Hay^vood 761

800 Fourth 801

MiUer Place 827

900 Fifth 901

AVillow 929

1000 Sixth 1001

Caroline 1011

1016 Han-iet

Columbia 1019

1028 Euss ■

Sherman 1039

1042 Moss

1100 Seventh 1101

Dora 1113

1114 Langton

Harrison Avenue 1127

1130 Rausch

Folsom Avenue 1145

120O Eighth 1201

1300 Ninth 1301

1400 Tenth 1401

Juniper 1417

1500 Eleventh 1501

Nevada

1600 Twelfth 1601

1700 Thirteenth 1701

•Creek Lane — r-

1800 Fourteenth 1801

1900 Fifteenth 1901

2000 Sixteenth 2001

2100 Seventeenth 2101

2200 Eighteenth 2201

2300 Nineteenth 2301

2400 Twentieth 2401

2500 Twenty-first 2501

2o00 Twenty-second 2601
2700 Twenty-third 2701

2800 Twenty-fourth 2801
2900 Twenty-fifth 2901

3000 Twenty-sixth 3001

Folsoni Avenue, S s(1145)
Folsom bet Seventh and
Eighth
Fort I'lace, S s Pacific bet

Hyde and Larkin
Fourteenth (late Tracy),
W s Hani son bet Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth W to
Castro
Fourth, 8 s Market bet
Third and Fifth SE to the
bay
Southwest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1

{h) Stevenspn 21

30 Jessie 31

100 Mission 101

116 Minna 117

Everett
Howard

133

200

201

218

Tehama

219

242

Clementina

243

300

Folsom

301

316

Louisa

317

3:«

Chra .

333

4i)()

Harrison

401

416

Perry

417

Silver

431

500

Bryant

501

Welch

523

Freelon

537

6(K(

Brannan

601

700

Townsend
King

701

800

Berry
Channel

801

Francise«», W s Montgom-
ery bet Chestnut and Bay
W to Presidio Reservation

North. Street. South side.

Montgomery
Webster

Kearny

('•)

1(X)

Dupont

101

Midway East

Bellair Place

200

Stockton
Midway West

201

300

PoweU

301

4(MI

Mason

401

500

Taj'lor
Montgomery Av

501

601)

Jones

601

700

Leavenworth

701

800

Hyde

801

900

Larkin

901

1000

Polk

1001

lino

Van Ness Avenue 1101

1200

Franklin

1201

130O

Gough

1301

1400

Octavia

1401

1500

Laguna

1501

1600

Buchanan

1601

17{M)

Webster

1701

IKOO

Fillmore

181)1

190f)

Steiner

1901

2000

Pierce

2001

2100

Scott

2101

2200

Devisadero

2201

2300

Broderick

2301

2400

Baker

iS401

Franconta Avenue, frm

Hope SW to California Av-
enue, B. H.
Frank Place, W s Mason
bet California and Pine

Franklin, N s Market bet
Gough and Van Ness Av-
enue N to the bay
East. Street. West side.

2 Market and Page 1
Lilly Avenue
100 Oak 101

Hickoiy Avenue
200 Fell 201

Linden Avenue
300 Hayes 301

Ivy Avenue
400 Grove 401

Birch Avenue
500 Fulton 501

Ash Avenue
600 McAllister 601

Locust Avenue
700 Tyler 701

Elm Avenue
800 Turk 801

Laiu-el Avenue
900 Eddy 901

Willow Avenue
1000 Ellis 1001

Olive Avenue
1100 OFarrell 1101

MjTtle Avenue
1200 Geary 1201

Cedar Avenue
1300 Post 1301

Walnut Avenue
1400 Sutter 1401

Fern Avenue
1500 Bush 1501

1600 Pine 1001

1700 California 1701

ISOO Sacramento 1801

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SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.

1900 Clay

2000 Washington

2100 Jackson
I'acific
Kroadway
Vallejo
Green
Union
Filbert
Cfreenwich
I/onibar<l
Chestiiut
Francisco
Bay

North Point
Beach
Jefferson

3f>m Tomiuiu
(«) Lewi

22(10
23'M
2J00
SfKlO

2;oo

2700
2SII0
2SK10
3000
3100
3200
3300
3«X»
3501)

1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101
3201
3301
3401
3501
3601
(<;)

Franklin Park, bet Six-
teenth, 8anta Clara, Hamp-
shire, and Bryant Avenue
rro«l«'i*l«'k, W s Ashbury
nr Waller W to First Av-
enue
Fr«Ml«'rlrk. W s (520) First

bet Brannan and Bryant
Froclon, W s Zoe bet Bran-
nan and Welsh
Fre«'Ion, bet Bourne and
Orsenius from Byrne S to
Salome

Frein<int, S s Market bet
First and Beale SE to the
bay

Strut liiri'st. Street. Northeast.

100

Market

Mission

Melius

Howard

Lincoln Place

Folsom

Harrison

Brj'ant

Brannan

300
400
500
(f)

Fremont t'onrt, orC'lay
Avonne, N s (91fi) Clay
bet Powell and Stockton

Frirduian riaee, E s

(1910) Larkin bet Pacific
and Broadway

Front, N s Market bet Bat-
tery and Davis N to the bay

Ea.it. Street. West side

2 Market 1

100 Pine 101

200 California 201

Riclimond 211

3M Sacramento 301

318 Commercial 317

400 Clay 401

416 Merchant (c)

500 Washington 501

510 Oregon

600 Jackson 601

614 Clark

TOO Pacific 701

712 Chambers 713

800 Broadway 801

900 Vallejo 901

id) Green 1001

id) Commerce

id) Vnion 1101

((/) Dock

(d) Filbert 1201

(() Greenwich (e)

Fulton, WsLarkinbetMc
Al lister and Grove W to
Stanyan >,

North. Street. South side.
2 Larkin 1

100 Polk 101

20O Van Ness Avenue 201
300 Franklin 301

400 (Jough 401

500 Octavia 501

600 Laguna 601

700 B\ichanan 701

800 Webster 801

900 Fillmore 901

100.1 Steiner 1001

1100 Pierce 1101

1200 Scott 1201

1300 Devisadero 1301

1400 Broderick 1401

1.500 Baker 1501

1600 Lyon 1601

tiinines, N 8 Green bet San-
son! and Battery N to Un-
ion

4;allnt4», Ns Sixteenth bet

Guerrcn) and Dolores
<iiar«l4-n, S s Harrison bet

Sixth and Seventh SE to

Bryant
<iar4lrn Avenue, E s

Broderick bet fieary and

Post

<iarilner Alley, N s (112)
Post bet Dupont and Kear-
ny

tin ren, W s San Bruno Road
4 miles from City Hall

Gates, from Cortland Av-
enue S to Crescent Avenue,
B. H.

tiaven, N s (706) Filbert bet
Powell and Mason N to
Greeunich

Cieary, junction Marketand
Kearny bet Post and OFar-
rell W to Central Avenue

North. Street. South side.
2 Market and Kearny 1

Brooks 25

100 Dupont 101
200 Stock-ton 201
300 Powell 301
400 Mason 401
416 Metcalfe Place

Martha Place 417

500 Taylor 501

Geary Place 511

512 William 515

600 Jones 601

700 Leavenworth 701

800 Hyde 801

900 Larkin 901

1000 Polk 1001

1100 Van Ness Avenue 1101

1200 FrankUu 1201

1300 Gough 1301

1400 Octavia 1401

1500 Laguna 1501

1600 Buchanan 1601

1700 Webster 1701

1800 Fillmore 1801

1900 Steiner 1901

2000 Pierce 20O1

2100 Scott 2101

2200 Devisadero 2201

2300 Broderick 2301

St. Joseph's Avenue

2400 Baker 2401

2500 Lyon 9501

Central Avenue - —

Geary Plaee, S s (511)
Geary bet Taylor and Jones

Geneva, S s Brannan bet
Sixth and Seventh

Georjsia, S s Solano bet
Louisiana and Michigan

Gerke Alley, E s (1618)

Dupont bet Greenwich and

Filbert
Gerniania, W s Webster

bet Kate and Waller W to

FUIraore

Gertrndis, from HeckerS
W to Islais Creek

Gibl>, W s Montgomery Av-
enue bet Washington and
Jackson

Gihsou, E s Larkin bet Un-
ion and Green

Gilbert, S s Bryant bet
Sixth and Seventh SE to
Townsend

Gilniore, E s Kentucky nr

Shasta

Girard, S s Silver Avenue
bet San Bruno Road and
Berlin 1

Glen Park Avenue, SW

s (20) Twelfth bet Mission
and Howard

GleuMootl Plaee, S s

Howard bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth

Glower, E s Leavenworth
bet Broadway and Vallejo

Godeus, K s Mission nr
Thirtieth E to California
Avenue

Gody , W s Mission nr Twen-
ty-eighth

Goeltinsen, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Berlin and Wil-
liams

Gold, W s (705) Sansom bet
Jackson and Pacific W to
Montgomery

Golden Gate Park, W of

Stanyan bet D and H streets
W to Pacific Ocean

Goldman Plaee, E s Mis-
sion bet Sixteenth and Sev-
enteenth

G«»od Children, Ss Lom-
bard bet Kearny and Du-
pont

Goodsell Plaee, E s First

bet Harrison and Brj-ant
Go:'d<»n, Ns Harrison bet

Eighth and Ninth

Gouifli, N s Market bet

Franklin and Octavia N to

the bay

East. Street. West side.

2 Market and Haight 1

Rose Avenue

100 Page 101

Lilly Avenue

200 Oak 201

Hickory Avenue

300 Fell 301

Linden Avenue

400 Hayes 401

Ivy Avenue

500 Grove 501

Birch Avenue

600, Fultcn 601

Ash Avenue

700 McAUister 701

Locust Avenue

800 Tyler 801

Elm Avenue

900 Tm-k 901

Laurel Avenue

1000 Eddy 1001

Willow Avenue

1100 EUis 1101

Olive Avenue

1200 OFarrell 1201

MjTtle Avenue

1300 Geary 1301

Cedar Avenue

1400 Post 1401

Walnut Avenue

1500 Sutter 1501

Fern Avenue

1600 Bush 1601

1700 Pine 1701

18110 California 1801

1900 Sacramento 1901

2000 Clay 2001

2100 Washington 2101

2200 Jackson 2201

2300 Pacific 2301

2400 Broadway 2401

2500 Vallejo 2501

2600 Green 2601.

2700 Union 2701

2800 FUbert 2801

2900 Greenwich 2901

3000 Lombard 3001

3100 Chestnut 3101

3200 Francisco 3201

3300 Bay 3301

3400 NorthPoint 3401

3500 Beach 3501

3600 Jefferson 3601

3700 Tonciuin 3701

(e) Lewis {e)

Graham Plaee, N s (538)
Green bet Stockton and
Dupont

<>rand Avenue, S h Mis-
sion bet Ninth and Tenth

Grand Plaee, S s (4271 Fil-
bert bet Dupont and Kear-
ny

Grant [see Pierce)

Grant Avenue {see Grand
Avenue)

Grant Plaee, Sa (409) Fol-
som bet First and Fremont

Graltan, W g Stanyan nr
Sullivan

Green, W s Front bet Val-
lejo an<l Union W to Presi-
dio Reservation

North. Street. South side.

Front

100

Battery
Gaines

101

200

San.som
Calhoun

201

300

Montgomery

301

316

Vincent

326

Bone Alley

Reed Place

331

400

Keai-ny

401

406

Sonora Place '

420

Lafayette Place

500

Dupont

501

510

Bannam Place

522

Union Place

Bower Place

529

538

Graham Place
Montgomery Av

600

Stockton

601

700

Powell

701

718

August Alley

800

Mason

801

900

Taylor

901

1000

Jones

1001

1100

Leavenworth

1101

New Orleans Av

Hamlin

1200

Hyde

1201

1300

Larkin

1301

1400

Polk

1401

1500

Van Ness Avenue

1501

1600

Franklin

ICOl

1700

Gough

1701

1800

Octavia

ISOl

1900

Laguna

1901

2000

Buchanan

2001

2100

Webster

2101

2200

Fillmore

2201

2300

Ste ner

2301

2400

Pierce

2401

2500

Scott

2501

2600

Devisadero

2601

2700

Broderick

2701

2800

Baker

2801

Green Court, N s Howard

bet Steuart and Spear
Green Plaee, or Bone

Alley, N s Green bet
Montgomery and Kearny

Greenwich, W s Front bet
Filbert and Lombard W to
Presidio Reservation. [The
buildings on this street are
incorrectly numbered)

North. Street. South side.

Front

ic)

Battery

(<■)

100

Sansom
Pringle Court

101

200

Montgomery

201

300

Kearny

301

330

Telegraph Place

400

Dupont

4<J1

Kramer Place

403

Belle^Tie Avenue

500

Stockton

501

6(K)

Powell

601

Gaven

603

Chambers Place

Scotland

621

Montgomery Av

7(H)

Mason

701

706

Hartman

716

Jansen

Taylor

801

Roach Alley

807

900

Jones

901

1000

Leavenworth
Randall Place

1001

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PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale ty D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

1100

Hyde

vMm

Larkin

i3f)n

Polk

1400

Van Ness Avenue

1500

Franklin

IfiOl

Gough

1700

Octavia

1800

Lagnna

1900

Buchanan

m)o

Webster

2100

Fillmore

MOO

Steiner

?:m)

Pierce

94m

Scott

^nOO

Devisadero

flIiOO

Broderick

2700

Baker

1101
1201
1301
1401
1501

imi

1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701

Oi'isar, W s Octavia bet
Union and Filbert W to
Laguna

tirovo, Ws Larkin bet Ful-
ton and Hayes W to Stan-
yan

North. Street. South side.

2 Larkin 1

100 Polk 101

200 Van Ness Avenue 201

300 Franklin 301

400 Gough 401

500 Octavia 501

600 Lagnna 601

700 Buchanan 701

800 Webster 801

900 Fillmore 901

1000 Steiner 1001

Alamo Square

1200 Scott 1201

1300 Devisadero 1301

1400 Broderick 1401

1500 Baker ' 1501

1600 Lyon 1601

Crovo (now Thirtieth), W s
San Jose Road s of Twen-
ty-ninth

(Hievrero, S s Market bet
Valencia and Dolores S to
Old San Jose Road

(iieiinSKon Avenue, S s

Precita Place s to Prospect
Place

CHStavns, N s (920) Cali-
fornia bet Powell and Ma-
son N to Sacramento

Guy Place, W s (318) First
bet Folsom and Harrison

Haif.Kiii, S s King bet Third

and Fourth S to Berry

HaiKSit, junction Market

and Gough bet Page and

Waller W to Stanyan

North. Street. South side.

2 Market 1

100 (Jctavia 101

200 Laguna 201

300 Buchanan 301

400 Webster 401

500 Fillmore 501

600 Steiner 601

700 Pierce 701

800 Scott 801

900 Devisadero 901

1000 Broderick 1001

1100 Baker 1101

Ilale, W s San Bruno Road
4 miles from City Hall

Hall Alley, S s Vallejobet
Montgomery and Sansom

Hull Coui't, W s 1923) Du-
pont bet Washington and
Jackson

Hall Flaee, S s Jackson
bet Leavenworth and Hyde

Hal leek, E s Buchanan nr
Lombard

Halleek, W s (213) Battery
bet Sacramento and Cali-
fornia W to Leidesdorff

Hamilton, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Holyoke and Bow-
doin, U. M. T.

Hamilton ^(|nai'<'< ^^^

O'Farrell. Post, Steiner,
and Scott
Hamlin, N s Green bet
Leavenworth and Hyde

Hanil an Plaee, E s Larkin
bet Broadway and Vallejo

Hammond, SsTownsend
bet Second and Third

Hampshire, from Mission
Creek bet Potrero Avenue
and York S to Serpentine
Avenue

Hamitton Court, Ns (670)
Harrison bet Second and
Thurd

Hampton Place, S s(649)
Folsom bet Second and
Third

Hancoeli, W s Dolores bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth

Hai-die Place, E s (218)
Kearny bet Bush and Sut-
ter

Harlan Place, W s (313)
Dupont bet Bush and Sut-
ter

Harriet, S s (1013) Howard
bet Sixth and Seventh SE
to Folsom

Harriet (now Second Av-
enue), N s Sixteenth bet
Valencia and Guerrero

Harris (now Seventh), S s
Market bet Sixth and
Eighth SE to the bay

Harrison, W s Steuart bet
Folsom and Bryant SW to
Foui-teenth thence S to Ser-
pentine Avenue

Northn-cst. Street. Southeast

2500 Twenty-second

2600 Twenty-third

2700 Twenty-fourth

2800 Twenty-fifth

2900 Twenty-sixth

2501
2601
2701
2801
2901

Steuart

Spear

Johnson Place

Main

Beale

Fremont

First

Essex

Rincon Place

Stanly Place

Charles Place

Second

Vassar Place
-_- Hawthorne
670 Hampton Court
700 Third

Bitch

Fourth

Fifth

Fifth Avenue

Oak Avenue

Park Avenue

Sixth

Garden

Columbia

Sherman

Seventh

Dora

Chesley

Hayward

Mariposa Avenue

1200 Eighth
1300 Ninth

Tenth

Eleventh

Nevada

Twelfth

Channel
1700 Fourteenth

Alameda

Fifteenth
El Dorado
Sixteenth
Santa Clara
Seventeenth

Mariposa

2100 Eighteenth

Solano

2200 Nineteenth

Butte

2300 Twentieth
2400 Twenty-first

2
100

200
300
400
500
538

570
600

630

720
800
900

1000

1100

1400
1500

1600

1800
1900

2000

701
(f*)
801
901
913
953
969
1001

1201
1301
1401
1501

1821
1901
1921

2221
2301
2401

Serpentine Avenue (f)

Harrison Avenne, S s

(1127) Folsom bet Seventh
and Eighth

HaiTy, from Laidley SWto
iieacon

Harry Place, E s Laguna
bet Filbert and Greenwich

Hartford, S s Eighteenth
bet Noe and Castro S to
Twentieth

Ha rtman, N s (706) Green-
wich bet Mason and Taylor

Harvard, S s Silver Av-
enue W of Oxford

Harwood Place, (now
Grand Place) S s Filbert
bet Dupont and Kearny

Havens, W s Leavenworth
bet Filbert and Union

Havens Place, S s (907)
Washington bet Stockton
and Powell

Hiiwes, S s Folsom bet
Tenth and Eleventh

HawtlBorne, S s (633) Fol-
som bet Second and Third
SE to Harrison

Mayes, junction Market and
Larkin bet Grove and Fell
W to Stanyan

North. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Larkin 1

College Place

100 Polk 101

200 Van Ness 'Avenue 201

300 Franklin 301

400 Gough 401

500 Octavia 501

fiOO Laguna , 601

700 Buchanan 701

800 Webster 801

900 Fillmore 901

Steiner 1001

Pierce HOI

1200 Scott 1201

1300 Devisadero 1301

1400 Broderick 1401

1500 Baker 1501

1600 Lyon 1601

IBaves Alley, (see Keyes

Alley)

Hayward, S s Harrison bet
Seventh and Eighth

Haywood, S s (761) Fol-
som bet Third and Fourth

Heatll, from Cortland Av-
enue S to San Bruno Road

HecUei', from Islais Creek
W to Bernal

Helen, S s California bet
Leavenworth and Hyde

Henderson Avenne, S s
Point Lobos Av bet John-
son Av and First Av

Henrietta, from San Jose
Road nr Thirteenth SE to
North Avenue, B.H.

Henrietta Sflinare, E s
Eleventh bet Howaird and
Folsom

Henry, N s Lombard bet
Hyde and Larkin

Henry, W s San Bninx)
Road bet SilUman and Bur-
row, U. M. T.

Henry, W s Noe bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth

Herlnger, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City Hall

Hermann, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City Hall

Hermann, S s Market bet
Brady and Ridley E to Mis-
sion

Heron, E s Eighth bet Fol-
som and Harrison

Heyn Pliice, S s Clay bet
Hyde and Leavenworth

Hickory Aveime, W s
Van Ness Avenue bet Oak
and Fell

HiscKins Place (see Keyes
Alley)

Highland Terrace, N s
California bet Jones and
Leavenworth

Hill , W s Sanchez bet Twen-
ty-first and Twenty-second
W to Castro

Hiutmelmann Place, N
s (1024) Pacific bet Mason
and Tas'lor

Hincklpy, W s Montgom-
ery bet Broadway and Val-
lejo W to Dupont

Hodges, or Bestole
Place, N s Vallejo bet
Montgomery and Sansom

Hodges t'onrt, Ws Spear
bet Market and Mission

Hodgson Alley, N s Six-
teenth betMission and First
Avenue

noflrAvenne,SsSixteenth
bet Mission and Valencia

Hollas, N s Ellis bet Bu-
chanan and Webster

Holly Park, SW s Bernal
Heights nr San Jose Road

Holyoke, Ss Silver Avenue
bet Williams and Hamil-
ton, U. M. T.

Hooper, from the bay bet
Channel and Irwin SW to
Seventh

Hope, from California Av-
enue NWto Franconia Av-
enue, B. H.

Horner (now Twenty-
third), W s Bryant Avenue
bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-fourth W to Doug-
lass

Honston, W s Taylor bet
Chestnut and Francisco

Howard, W s East bet Mis-
sion and Folsom SW to
Twelfth thence S to Ser-
pentine Avenue

Northwest. Street. Southeast

East

Ir]

Steuart

(cl

Green Court

100

Spear

101

200

Main

201

,300

Beale

3U1

400

Fremont

401

.500

Fitst

501

V, fiOO

Second

601

New Montgomery

Hubbai-d

633

700

Third

701

800

Fourth

801

814

Howard Court

900

Fifth
Mary

901

1000

Sixth

lOUl

Harriett

1013

Russ

1041

Moss

1059

1100

Seventh

1101

Langton

1111

Rausch

1127

Sumner

1159

1200

Eighth

1201

1300

Ninth

13U1

Washington Av

Grand Avenue

1400

Tenth

1401

1500

Eleventh
Lafayette

1501

HY&IENIC BOAEDIN(j at Smithsonian Ueiiosl Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 0

. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstaWisIied 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.

1600 Twelfth 1601

Bowles Place

1700 Thirtoentli 1701

Creek Lane

Erie Place

ISJO Konrteeuth 1801

19^>0 Fifteenth 1901

2000 Sixteenth 2001

2100 Seventeenth 2101

2200 Eij,'hteenth 2201

2*10 Nineteenth 2301

24'W Twentieth 2401

200O Twenty-lirst 2501

L''>00 Twenty-second 2601

2700 Twenty-third 2701

231)0 Twenty-fourth 2801

2.100 T\venty-fifth 29J1

3000 Twenty-sixth 3001

((■) Serpentine Avenue (c)

H<Mvar«I Cnnrt, Ns(814)
Howard bet Fourth and
Fifth

Hiilibard, S s (633) Howard
bet Second and Third

Hiibbell, W s Fourth bet
Irwin and South SW to
Seventh

IIll«ls<»II, junction Four-
teenth Avenue and Cad-
walliider NW to Salome

Hu«ls4»n, S s Channel bet
Fourth and Fifth S to South

Hiiliibulilt, from the bay
bet Sierra and Nevada W
to Bryant Avenue

III! lit. E s (145) Third bet
Howard and Sherwood
Place

Ililiiter, W s San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City Hall

Hyde, N b McAllister bet
Larkin and Leavenworth N
to the bay
Eiist. Street. West side.

2 McAllister 1

100 Tvler 101

200 Tiu-k 201

300 Eddy 301

400 EUis 401

500 OFarrell 501

600 Geary 601

700 Post 701

60>i Sutter 801

900 Bush 901

1000 Pine 1001

mX) California 1101

12iX) Sacramento 1201

13.tO Clay 1301

1400 Washington 1401

15O0 Jackson 1501

1600 Pacific 1601

1606 Lynch

1700 Broadway 1701

ISOO Vallejo 1801

1900 Green 1901

Russell

2000 Union 2001

Allen

2100 Filbert 2101

22j0 Greenwich 2201

2300 Lombard 2301

- 1 W Chestnut 2431

i"") Francisco 2501

2 '0 Bay 2601

2;ijO North Point 2701

2800 Beach 2801

((■) Jefferson (f)

Hyde Place, Ws (203) Hyde
bet Eddy and Turk

Illinois, from the bay bet
Michigan and Kentucky

Indiana, from the bay bet
Iowa and Minnesota S to
Tulare

Iowa, from the bay bet In-
diana and Pennsylvania S
to Tulare

Irwin, from the bay bet
Hooneraud HubbellSWto
Seventh

South side.
1
(c)
101
201
301
313
401

431
501

601
623

iHaliel, from Wolfe SE to

Shakspear, B. H.
Ivy .lveinie,W8 VanNess

Avenue bet Hayes and
Grove

Jarksoii, W 's East bet
Wiishington and Pacific W
to First Avenue
North. Stnrt
2 E.ist
(<•) Drumm
lOO Davis
200 Front
300 Battery

Custom House PI

400 Sansoni
412 Balance

Jones Alley

500 Montgomery

Montgomery Av

600 Kearny

Cooper Alley

Wasliington Alley 633

642 Bartlett AUey

700 Dupont

San Luis Alley

720 Sullivan AUey

Ross

800 Stockton

806 Bedford Place

814 Virginia

Stone

824 Adele Place

900 Powell

1000 Mason

Vernon

1014 Auburn

1100 Taylor

1200 Jones

1300 Leavenworth

Hall Place

Wall Place

1400 Hyde 1401

1500 Larkin 1501

1600 Polk 1601

1700 Van Ness Avenue 1701

701
711

723
801

813
819

901
1001
1007

1101
1201
1301

1800 Franklin

1900 Goiigh

2000 Octavia

2100 Laguna

2200 Buchanan

2300 Webster

2400 FUlmore

2500 Steiner

2800 Pierce

2700 Scott

2800 Devisadero

2900 Broderick

30OO Baker

1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2301
2701
2801
2901
3001

Jarkson Park, bet Santa
Clara, Mariposa, Arkansas,
and Carolina

Jarkson Place, E s (1112)
Montgomery bet Vallejo
and Gieen

Jacobi, N s California bet
Leavenworth and Hyde

.lane Place, N s (908) Pine
bet Mason and Taylor

JaiL<>en,N s (716) Greenwich
bet Mason and Taylor N to
Lombard

.lapan, Ns Townsend bet

First and Second N to

Brannan

Ja.<<]>cr Place, N s (518)

Union bet Dupont and

Stockton N to Filbert

Jeirers«»n, W s PoweU bet

Beach and Tonquin W to

Presidio Reservation

North. Street. South side.

(rf) Powell 1

id) Mason 101

(rf) Taylor 201

id) Jones 301

((/) Leavenworth 401

id) Hyde 501

id) Larkin 601

700 Polk 701

800 Van Ness Avenue 801

900 Franklin 901

1000 fk)ugh 1001

1100 Octavia 1101

12D0 Laguna 1201

1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
19:H)
2fH)0
2100

Buchanan

Webster

Fillmore

Steiner

Pierce

Scfitt

Devisadero

Brokerick

Baker

1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101

JelTerMoii Avenne, E s

Laurel Avenue ui Cortland
Avenue E to San Bruno
Road

JeflTerson Ktinare, bet

Tyler, Gough, Eddy, and
Lagmia

Jersey, W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-fourth and Twen-
ty-fifth W to Douglass

Jessie, W g (46) First bet
Market and Mission. (The
buildings on this street bet
Seventh and Eighth are in-
correctly numbered]

Northire.'it. Street. Southeast.
2 First 1

Anthony
100 Second 101

New Montgomery
162 Annie 161

ih) Third (6)

300 fourth 301

{b) Fifth (6)

500 Sixth 501

600 Seventh 601

700 Eighth 701

800 Ninth 801

Jewett, W s Fourth bet
Townsend and King W to
Fifth
John, W s (1211) PoweU bet
Pacific and Jackson W to
Mason
J4»iin (now Twenty-second),
W s Potrero Avenue bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-
third W to Douglass
Johnson Avenne, S s
Point Lobos Av bet Parker
Av and Henderson Av
Johnson Place, S s Har-
rison bet Main and Spear
Johnston (now Ninth), Ss
Market SE to Mission Creek
Joice. N s (710) Pine bet
Stockton and PoweU N to
California
Jones, N s Market bet
Leavenworth and Taylor
N to the bay
Eaxt. Street. West side.

2 Mkt and McAllister 1
100 Tyler 101

200 Turk 201

McDermott Place 215

300 Eddy

400 EUis
Antonio

412 Steveloe

500 OFarreU

600 Geary

614 Cottage Place

700 Post

704 Lewis Place

800 Sutter

806 ■White Place

900 Bush

1000 Pine

1100 California

1200 Sacramento

Pleasant

1300 Clay

1400 Washington

1500 Jackson

1600 Pacific

1608 Bernard

1700 Broadway

1800 Vallejo

1900 Green

Lincoln

2000 Union

2100 Filbert

Valparaiso

301
401
411

501
601

801

901
1001
1101
1201

1301
1401
1501
1601
1607
1701
1801
1901

2001
2101

2200 Greenwich 2201

2300 Lombard 2301

Duane

2400 Chestnut 2401

2500 Francisco 2501

Montgomery Av

2600 Bay 2601

2700 North Point 2701

2800 Beach 2801

((f) Jefferson {e)

Jones Alley, N s (532)
Washington bet Sansom
and Montgomery N to
J ackson

Jones Place, N s Bryant
bet Sixth and Seventh

Josephine, N s Point Lo-
bos Avenue bet Central Av-
enue and Eugenie N to Lau-
rel Hill Cemetery

Joseph's Ternice, E s

Stockton bet Lombard and
Chestnut

Joy, from CaUfomia Ave-
nue NW to Brewster, B.H.

Jnlla, S 8 Minna bet Sev-
enth and Eighth

Julia C'oHl-t, N s (28) O'-
Farrell bet Dupont and

Stockton

Julius, N s (222) Lombard
bet Kearny and Dupont

•Innction, or Dry, W s

San J ose Road bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth W to
Bellevue
Jnniper, S s (1417) Folsom

bet Tenth and Eleventh
Kaiisas,f rom Mission Creek
bet Rhode Island and Ver-
mont S to Tulare
Kate, S s Brjant bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Kate, junction Market and

Laguna W to Steiner
Kearny, N s Market be
Montgomery and Dupon
N to the bay
East. Street. West side

2 Market and Geary

Morton 19

100 Post 10

116 VerMehr

200 Sutter 20:

218 Hardie Place
300 Bush 30

400 Pine 40!

414 Sumner
500 California 50:

600 Sacramento 60

632 Commercial 62'

700 Clay 70:

720 Merchant —

800 Washington 80

900 Jackson 90

Montgomery Av
1000 Pacific lOO:

1013 St. Charles
1100 Broadway llO:

1106 Dunn AUey
1120 Hiucklev 112

1200 VaUejo 120:

St. Charles Place 1215

130:
140:

150:
i6o:
i7o:

180
190

20o:

North Point [e]

Kensington Place, W s

Howard bet Nineteenth

and Twentieth
Kent, W s (1809) Mason bet

Filbert and Union
Keiitneky, from the bay

bet Illinois and Tennessee

a to Tulare

1300 Green

1400 Union

1500 Filbert

1600 Greenwich

1700 Lombard

1800 Chestnut

{d) Francisco

id) Bay

(e) "

t-«
n

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 315 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Eetail. cor. Merchant and Mont ^.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

PI
n

Keyes Alley. N s (90G) Pa-
cific bet Mason anil Powell
Killllnill, N s (1406) Sacra-
mento het Leavenworth
and Hyile
KinSt W S' Second bet
Townseud and Berry SW
to Eighth
Northwc.it. Street. Southeast.
2 Second 1

100 Third 101

Madden
Haggin
200 Fourth 201

300 Fifth 301

400 Sixth 401

500 Seventh 501

(e) Eiglith (<■)

Kins, N s Silver Avenue bet
Holyolfc and Hamilton

Kisling Place, N s Four-
teenth bet Folsom and Har-

Koscoiisko, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent Av-
enue, B. H.

Kossiltll. E s Railroad Av-
enue E to Ohace

Kramer Place, S s (403)
Greenwich betDupont and
Stockton

Lafayette, S s Mission bet
Eleventh and Twelfth S to
Howard

LafayeUe Place, N s (420)
Green bet Kearny and Du-
pont N to Union

Lafayette Sriiiare, bet

Sacramento, Gough, Wash-
ington, and Laguua

Lagliiia, N s Market bet
Octavia and Buchanan N
to the bay
East. Street. West side.

2 Market and Kate 1

100 Waller 101

200 Haight 201

Rose Avenue

300 Page 301

Lilly Avenue

400 Oak 401

Hickory Avenue

500 Fell 501

Linden Avenue

600 Hayes 601

Ivy Avenue

700 Grove 701

Birch Avenue

800 Fulton 801

Ash Avenue

900 McAllister 901

Locust Avenue

1000 Tyler 1001

1100 Turk • 1101

1200 Eddy 1201

Willow Avenue

1300 Ellis 1301

Olive Avenue

1400 OTarrell 1401

Myi-tle Avenue

150O Geary 1501

Cedar Avenue

1600 Post 1601

Walnut Avenue

1700 Sutter 1701

Fern Avenue

1800 Bush 1801

1900 Pine 1901

2000 California 2001

2100 Sacramento 2101

2200 Clay 2201

2300 Washington 2301

2400 Jackson 2401

2500 Pacific 2501

2600 Broadway 2601

2700 Vallejo 2701

2800 Green 2801

2900 TTnion 2901

3000 Fill)ert 3001

Harry Place

3100 Greenwich 3101

3200 Lombard 3201

3300 Chestnut 3301

3400 Francisco 3401

3500 Bay 3501

3S00 NorthPoint 3601

3700 Beach 3701

3300 Jeflferson 3801

3900 Tonquin 3901

Laidley, from Tliirtieth SE
to Fairuiount thence SW to
Castro

Lanslon, Ss(llll) Howard
bet Seventh and Eighth

Lnrkin, N s Market bet
Polk and Hyde N to the

bay
East. Street. West side.

2 Market and Hayes 1
100 Grove 101

200 Fulton 201

300 McAllister 301

Locust Avenue

400 Tyler 401

Elm Avenue

500 Tiurk 501

Laurel Avenue

600 Eddy 601

Willow Avenue

700 Ellis 701

Olive Avenue

800 O'Farrell 801

Myrtle Avenue

900 Geary 901

Cedar Avenue '

1000 Post

Walnut Avenue

1100 Sutter

Fern Avenue

1200 Bush

1206 Vorrath Place

Austin

1300 Pine

1400 California

1500 Sscramento

1600 Clay

1700 Washington

1800 Jackson

1900 Pacific

1910 Friedman Place

2000 Broadway

2100 Vallejo

2200 Green

Brady Place
2300 Union
2400 Filbert
2500 Greenwich
2600 Lombard
2700 Chestnut
2800 Francisco
2300 Bay
3000 North Point
3100 Beach

(d) Jefferson

(e") Tonfjuin

1001
1101

1201

1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901

2001
2101
2201

2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101
3201
(e)

Lai^kic, N s Mission bet
Eighth and Ninth

Latliaill Place, W s Ma-
son bet Ellis and O'Farrell

Lanra Place, S s (335) Pine
bet Montgomery and San-
som

Laurel, N s California bet
Locust and Walnut N to
Presidio Reservation

Laurel Aveuue, W sLar-
kin bet Turk and Eddy

Laurel Avenue, from
Cortland Aventie S to Ben-
ton Avenue, B. H,

Laurel J'lace, W s (350)
First bet Folsom and Har-
rison

Leavenwortli, Ns McAl-
lister bet .Tones and Hyde
N to the Bay. |Sc eral
buildings in the vicinity of
Broadway are incorrectly
numbered]

East. Street. West side.

2 McAllister 1

100 Tyler 101

■ Burcham Place

200 Turk 201

300 Eddy 301

400 Ellis 401

500 OFarrell 501

600 Geary ' 601

700 Post 701

800 Suttei; 801

900 Bush 901

1000 Pine 1001

1010 Pantam

1100 California 1101

1200 Sacramento 1201

1310 Clay 1301

1400 Washington 1401

1500 Jackson 1501

1600 Pacific 1601

Lynch 1609

1614 Bernard

1700 Broadway 1701

Glover ■

1800 Vallejo 1801

1900 Green 1901

Lincoln

2000 Union 2001

Havens

2100 Filbert 2101

2200 Greenwich 2201

2300 Lombard 2301

2400 Chestmit 2401

2500 Francisco 2501

2600 Bay 2601

2700 NorthPoint 2701

Montgomery Av

2800 Beach 2801

(e) Jefferson (e)
Lee, from Cortland Avenue
S to San Bruno Road, S s
B. H.
Lcirtcsrtovir, N s Pine bet
Montgomery and Sansom
N to Clay
East. Street. West side,

{b) Pine ib)

100 California 101

Halleck

200 Sacramento 201

212 Commercial 213

(e) Clay («)

Lena Place, E s Illinois bet

Shasta and Napa

Leonore, E s San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City Hall

Leroy Place, S s (1319) Sac-
ramento bet Jones and
Leavenworth

Lestrade Place, N s (6321
Pacific bet Kearny and Du-
pont

Lewis, W s Polk bet Ton-
quin and the bay Wto Pre-
sidio Reservation

LovBS, from Bemis W to
Castro

Lewis Place, W s (605) Tay-
lor bet Sutter and Post W
to Jones

Liberty, N s Townsend bet
Ritch and Crook

Liberty, W s Valencia bet
Twentieth and Twenty-fii'st
W to Castro

Lick Alley, W s (56) First
bet Mission and Jessie

Lick Place, N s (12) Post
bet Montgomery and Kear-
ny N to S\itt6r

Lida Place, N s Sixteenth
bet Valencia and Mission

Lilly Avenue, N s Frank-
lin bet Page and Oak W to
Buchanan

Lima, N s Filbert bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde

Lincoln (sip Buchanan)

Lincoln, from North Av-
enue E to Prentiss, B. H.

Lincoln. W s Taylor bet
Union and Green W to
Leavenworth

Li ncoln A ven ue, E s (208)
Dupont bet I'ost and Sutter

Linc«»ln Place. E s (243)
Fremont bet Howard and
Folsom

Lincoln Place, E s Hyde

bet Union and Filbert

Linden Avenne.Ws Van

Ness Avenue bet Hayes and

Fell W to Webster

North. Street. South side.

2 Van Ness Avenue 1

100 Franklin 101

200 Gough 201

300 Octavia 301

400 Laguna 401

500 Buchanan 501

(e) Webster (e)

Loltos Siinare, betLagu-
guna, Bay, Webster, and
Chestnut

Locust. N s California bet
Spruce and Laurel N to
Presidio Resen'ation

Locust Aveuue, W s Lar-
kiu bet McAllister and Ty-
ler

Lombard. W s Battery
bet Chestnut and Green-
wich W to Presidio Reser-
vation. [The build ngs on
this street are incorrectly
numbered] •

North. Street. South side.

2 Battery 1

100 Montgomery 101

Webster — -

200 Kearny 201

Good Children

222 Julius

300 Dupont 301

Ada 311

400 Stockton 401

Lombard Place 407

500 Powell 501

Chambers Place

600 Mason 601

Hartman 605

608 Newell

Montgomery Av

Jansen 613

700 Taylor 701

800 Jones 801

900 Leavenworth 901

1000 Hyde 1001

1100 Larkin HOI

1200 Polk 1201

1300 Van Ness Avenue 1301

1400 Franklin 1401

1500 Gough 1501

1600 Octavia 1601

1700 Lagrma 1701

1800 Buchanan 1801

1900 Webster 1901

2000 Fillmore 2001

2100 Steiner 2101

2200 Pierce 2201

2300 Scott 2301

2400 Devisadero 2401

2500 Broderick 2501

2600 Baker 2601

Lombard Place, S s (407)
Lombard bet Stockton and
Powell

Lott, N s Waller bet Lyon
and Masonic Avenue N to
Turk

Louisa, E s (317) Foiui;h
bet Folsom and Harrison

Louisiana, S s Solano bet
Maryland and Georgia

Luck, W s Orleans W to
Bernal

Lucy, S s Waller bet Ma-
sonic Avenue and Ashbury

Liindy Lane, from Virgi
nia Avenue NE to Coso Av-
enue, B. H.

BEAMISH'S— Importer Purnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, co-r. Third and Markel

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO.-, 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 71S Kearny, Established 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.

Lynrli, W b (1609) Leaven-
wo.th bet Tacilic and
Broadway

L)'4tn, N s Haiglit bet Baker
and Lott N t<) Prt-aiiUo Re-
servation

Lyons, frinii ('alifomia Av-

euue iS to Cortlaud Avenue,

B. H.
Lyhvtt IMuro, S 8 (1311)

Sac aiueiito bet Jones aud

Leiivenworth

M, W 8 Siinchoz bet Twenty-
secoud aud T >venty-third W
to Diamond

.Miic*r<l<>llia, S s California
Avenue S to Oortez, B. H.
I

MiKhU'II, Ss Townoend bet \
Tliird and Fourth S to |
Berry ;

Maiilon Ia\ih\ N s (622) i
V'allejo bet Powell and
Stockton

.Main, S a Market bet Spear {

aud Beale HE to the bay
Southicent. Street. Nvrtheait.
2 Ma ket 1

Meeks Place

Main Street Place

100 Mission 101

200 H..ward 201

300 Folsum 301

Rincon Court

400 Harrison 401

Main Street Place, £ b

Main bet Market and Mis-
sion

Mai Vina Fince, W 8(1017)
Mason bet Clay and Sacra-
mento

IManision Honsc Court,

(see Dupont Place)

Maple, N B California bet
CheiTy and Spruce, N to
Presidio Reservation

Marenso, SE of San Bnmo
Road 4 miles from City Hall

Mar^iret, N s Mission bet
Eighth and Ninth (closed
by Act of Legislature 1872-
73)

Margaret Place, N s (430)
\'aUejo bet Dupont and
Kearny

Mancaret Place, N s (14)
Turk bet Mason and Taylor

Marjtary, S s M bet San-
chez and Noo S to Clipper

Maria, or Mary, E andW

s Cbesley bet Harrison and

Bryant
Marin, from the bay bet

Colusa aud Tulare W to

Vermont
Mari|M»Ka, from the bay

bet Santa Clara and Solano

W to Harrison

Mariposa Avenne, N a

Harrison bot Seventh and
Eighth I

Market, junction Sacra-
mento and East SW to
Mission Dolores' I

* Tlie want of imifofmity ]
in the numbers of Market ,
Street is occasioned by the '
difference in the frontage of
the blocks on the north and j
south sides of the street.
A', ir Stri-et. S.E. Street.
2 East 1 East

•) Steuart (c) Steuart

600 Sansom SOI

eOOMontg'ry 601
617
667
701

TOO Kearny

732 Brookn

800 Dupont 8 11
900 Stockton 9J1
lOOJ Powell 1001
1100 Mason 11(11
\'2M Taylor 1201
1300 Jones 1301
1400 Leavn'th 14J1
1500 Hyde 1601
1600 Larkin 1601
17(10 Polk 1701

18)0 VauNAvlSOl

I'.tOO Franklin

20(K1 Coiigli 2001

2100 iJctavia

22JO Lrvguiia 2231
2*0 Hucbaiin —
2400 Ohurcli 2401
2500 Sancliez 2501
2600 Xoe 2601

2700 Castro 2701

First

Ecker

Second

N.Monfy

Annie

Third

Fourth

Fifth

Sixth

Seventh

Eifihth

Ninth

Tenth

Eleventh

Potter

Brady

Valencia

Ouerrero

Dolores

Chiurch
Sanchez
Noe
Castro

100 Drumm
200 Davis
300 Front
400 Battery

101 Spear
201 Main
301 Beale
401 Fremont

Martliii Place, S b (417)
Geary bet Mason and Tay-
lor

Mary, S s (921) MisBion bet
Ktth and Sixth SE to How-
ard

Mary, or Maria, E andW
s Chesley bet Bryant and
Hariisou

Mary Lane, S s (423) Bush
bet Kearny and Dupont •

Maryland, S s Solano bet
Delaware and Louisiana

Ma80U>X 8 Market bet Pow-
ell and Taylor N to the bay
East. Strnl. iVeM side.
2 Market and Turk 1
lOO Eddy 101
aOO Ellis 201
• Latliam Place

Dikenian Place 217

300 OFnrrell 301

400 Gear>- 401

Oak 40J

800 Post 601

600 Sutter 601

700 Bush 701

800 Pine 801

900 California 901

1000 Sacramento 1001

Ewer Place 1011

Mai Vina Place 1017

1100 Clay 1101

Matthew Place 1107

1110 Sheppard

1200 Wasiiington 1201

1300 Jackson 1301

1314 John ■

1400 Pacific 1401

1500 Broadway 1501

1600 Vallejo 1601

1700 Green 1701

1716 Winter Lane - —

1800 Union 1801

Kent 1809

1900 Filbert 1901

Valpa aiso 1911

2000 Greenwich 2001

Montgomery Av
2100 Lombard 2101

2200 Chestnut i201

Water

2300 Francisco 2301

Vandewater

2400 Bay 2401

2500 North Point 2501

2600 Beach 2601

Masonic Avenne, N b

Waller bet Lott and Ash-
bury X to Point Lobos Av-
enue

MasssichnKcttti, S s Sono-
ma E of Delaware

Massasoit, from Cortez, S
E to Franconla Avenue, B.
H.

Mnteo, W of Miguel from
San Jose Road NW to
Cherry

Muttlievv Place.Ws (1107)
Mason bet Clay aud Wash-
ington

Ala.VMell, N ■ Broadway
bet LarKin and Polk N to
VaUejo
Mjiy Fl«»vver, E s Rose-
craus bet Calif orniaAvenuo
and Powhattan, B. H.
McAlIiNter, jimction Mar-
ket and J ones W to Mason-
ic Avenue
North. Street, Smith aide,
2 Market and Jones 1
100 Leavenworth 101

200 Hyde 201

300 Larkin 301

400 Volk 401

500 Van Ness Avenue 501
600 Franklin 601

700 Gough 701

800 Uctavia 801

900 Laguna 901

1000 Buchanan 1001

1100 Webster 1101

1200 Fillmore 1201

1300 Steiner 1301

1400 Pierce 1401

loOO Scott 1501

too Devisadero 1601

1700 Broderick 1701

1800 Baker 1801

1900 Lyon 1901

2000 Lott 2001

(e) Alasonic Avenue (i)

.Mcl'lellan, from Califor-
nia Avenue S to Cortland
Avenue, B. H.

McC'orniick. Ss (1421) Pa-
cific bet Hyde and Larkin

McDermott Place, W s

(215) Jones bet Turk and
Eddy

McLjiren Litne, W s Fol-
som bet 'Ibirteenth and
Fourteenth

Meachani Place, S « Post
bet Hyde and Larjjin

Mears, N s Point Loboil Av-
enue bet Merrifield and
First Avenue N to Laurel
Hill Cemetery

Medan Place, N s (504)
Filbert bet Dupont and
Stock on

Meeks Place, W g Main

bet Market and Mission

Mellns, W g Fremont bet
Mission and Howard

Melvina Place {see Mal-
vina)

Merced, S s Thirtieth 8 to

Laidley

Mercer, from Cortland Av-
enue S to Crescent Avenue,
B. H.

Merchant, W g East bet

Clay aud Washington W to

Kearny

jVorfA. Street. South side.

2 East 1

(&) Drumm (6)

{b) Davis (i)

300 Front 301

400 Battery 401

500 Sansom 601

000 Montgomery 601

628 Dunbar Court

(f) Kearny («•)

Merrifield, N s Point Lo-
bos Avenue bet Chase and
Mears N to Laurel Hill
Cemetery

Merrill, Ns Silver Avenue
bet Williamson and Goet-
tingen

Merrill, Wg Jones bot Val-
lejo and Green W to Leav-
enworth

MerriniaC. E n Tonnessee
nr South E to the Hay

Metcair Place, Wk Lacu-
na bet Post and Sutter

Metra 1 fe I'lacCf X s Geary
bftt Masou and Taylor

.Micllitfan. S s Solano bet
Georgia and Illinois

Mid<lle, X B Pine Ut Web-
8t<;r and Fillmore X to
California
Midway East, N s Fran-
cisco bet DuiMjnt aud Stock-
ton N to the bay
MidM ay West, N » Fran-
cisco l)et Stockton and Pow-
ell a to tho bay
Micnel, from Beinis near
Fairmount SE to San Jose
Road
MileM t'onrl, N a (832) Cal-
ifornia bet Stockton and
Powell
Miles Place, N s (928) Sac-
ramento bet Stockton and
Powell
Miller Place. S s (827) Fol-

som bet Fourth and Fifth
Mills Place, W s (219) Du-
pont bet Post and Sutter
Minna, W s (118) First bet

Mission and Xatoma
Nor-thirist. Street. Suitthea^t.
2 First 1

100 Second 101

New Montgomery
200 Third 201

300 Fourth 301

400 Fifth 401

5O0 Sixth 501

600 Seventh 601

■— Julia

700 Eighth 701

(b) Ninth (!>)

Minna Place, W s Beale
bet Mission and Howard

Minnesota, from the bay
bet Tennessee and Indiana
S to Tulare

Minnie, Ss Waller bet Ash-
bury and Clayton

Mission, W«Ea»t bet Mar-
ket and Howard SW to
Twelfth thence S to County
Road

Northtnest. Street. Southeast.

East

(r)

Steuart

100

Spear

101

200

Main

201

3(H)

Beale

301

4(H)

Fremont

401

500

First

,501

Ecker

— ~

Sullivan Alley

537

570

Anthony

,« —

600

Second

New Montgomery

601

H.'V)

Annie

700

Third

701

800

Foi'rth

801

9!K)

Fifth

901

Mary

921

lOOO

Sixth

1001

1100

Seventh
Mission Alley

1101

1200

Eighth

1201

Laskie

1300

Ninth

1.301

Washington Avenue

Granil Avenue

\m)

Tenth

1401

I5IK)

Eleventh

l.V)1

Lafayette

1000

Potter

Twelfth

1601

Brady

Crocker

Hermann

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Men

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

1700

1800
1900
2000

2100

2200
2300
2400
2500
2600
2700
2800
2900
3'JOO

Thirteenth

RiiUey

Erie Place

Fourteenth

Fifteenth

Sixteenth

GoMnian Place

Seventeenth

Eighteenth

Nineteenth

Twentieth

Twenty-first

Twenty-second

Tw'enty-third

Twenty-fourth

Tweiity-filth

Twenty-sixth

1701

1801
1901

2001

2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2aoi

3001

1=:

o
cr>

W
o
n

PI
p^
p?

El
za
PI
o

PI
ca
PI

601

701
801

901
1001

1101

Mission Alley, NW a

Mission bet Seventh and
Eighth N to Jessie

Mission and Orc.in
Beat-ii gCoad, from junc-
tion of Market and Seven-
teenth S\V to Ocean View
House

Mission Avenue. S a Sev-
enteenth bet Valencia and
GueiTero

Mission I*l.i7-a, NWs Mis-
sion bet Potter and Ridley

Mississippi, from the bay
bet Pennsylvania and Texas
S to Tulare

Missouri, from the bay bet
Texas and Connecticut S to
Tulare

Monr(»e. N s (610) Bush bet
Stockton and Powell N to
Pine

Montcalm, from Califor-
nia Avenue bet Wolfe and
Cortez E to Isabel, B. H.

Monteznnia, from Coso
Avemie E to Folsom, B. H.

Montsomery, Na Market
bet Kearny and Sansom N
to the bay

East. Street. West side.

2 Market and Post 1
100 Sutter 101

200 Bush 201

300 Pme 301

Sumner 319

400 California 401

500 Sacramento 501

518 Commercial 513

600 Clay 601

622 Merchant 613

700 Washington 701

(f) Montgomery At

800 Jackson 801

806 Gold

900 Pacific 901

• Montgomery Court 915

1000 Broadway 1001

■ Hinckley

1100 Vallejo 1101

1112 Jackson Place

1200 Green 1201

Moulton Place

1300 Union 1301

■ Montgomery Place 1311

1314 Alta Place 1315

1400 Filbert 1401

1500 Greenwich 1501

1600 Lomljard 1601

(h) CJhestnut 1701

(t) Francisco (e)

Montsoniery Avenue,

from NW cor Montgomer>'
and Wasliington NW to the
bay
Northeast. Street. Southwest.
2 Mont and Wash 1

Gibb

100 Jackson 101

Kearny
200 Pacific 201

Dupont Alley

300 Broadway 301

Dupont
400 Vallejo 401

Stockton
500 Green 501

600 Union
Powell
700 Filbert
800 Greenwich

Maaon
900 Lombard
1000 Chestnut

Taylor
1100 Francisco

Jones
1200 Bay 1201

1300 North Point 1301

Leavenworth
1400 Beach 1401

Monlgoniery Court, W

a (915) Montgomery bet Pa-
cific and Broadway

Montgomery Place, AV s

(13111 Montgomery bet Un-
ion and Filbert

Moore, N a Union bet Hyde

and Larkin
Moore Place (we Torrens

Court)
Morel Place, N s (1420)

Pacific bet Larkin and Hyde

Morev Alley, N s (730)
Broadway bet Stockton and
Powell

Morse, N s (406) Bush b^t
Kearny and Dupont N to
Pine

Morse Place, S s (1205)
Broadway bet Hyde and
Leavenworth

Morton (late St. Mark's
Place), Ws (19) Kearny bet
Post and Geary W to Stock-
ton

Moss, S s (1059) Howard bet
Sixth and Seventh SE to
Folsom

Moulton, W a Buchanan
bet Greenwich and Lom-
bard W to Steiner
Moulton Place, Ws Mont-
gomery bet Union and
Green
Mojiltrie, from Cortland
Avenue to Crescent Av-
enue, B. H.
Myrtle Avenue, W a Lar-
kin bet O'Farrell and Geary
Na|>a (now Twentieth), from
the bay bet Butte and Shas-
ta W to Douglass
Xapolei>n, from Orleans E

to Riggs
>'atoma, Ws (146) First bet

Howard and Minna
Northwest. Street. Sotttheast.
2 First 1

100 Second 101

New Montgomery
(b) Third (b)

(b) Fourth (b)

400 Fifth 401

500 Sixth 501

600 Seventh 601

700 Eighth 701

(b) Ninth (b)

Navy now (Twenty-sixth), W
s Bryant Avenue bet Twen-
ty-filth and Twenty-seventh
W to Douglass
SfebrasUa, from Mission
Creek bet Vermont and
Utah S to Yuba
Xccropolis Avenue, W s
Dolores bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
lS'eva«Ia, from the bay bet
Humboldt and Sonoma W
to Potrero Avenue
\eva«Ia, S s Folsom bet
Eleventh and Twelfth SE
to Harrison
New Anthony, N g Mia-
aion bet First and Second

>e>v Montgomery. S b

Market bet Second and
Third SE to Howard
Southire.'st. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1

Stevenson 15

30 Jessie 29

1(XJ Mission 101

Minna
Natoma
(p) Howard (e)

Xew Orleans Avenue,
N s Green bet Hyde and
Leavenworth
Xew Pacific, N s Mission

bet Eighth and Ninth
Xewell, N s (608) Lombard

bet Mason and Chestnut
Xewliall, W 8 Stockton bet

Lombard and Chestnut
Xineteenth (late Eagle),W
s Harrison bet Eighteenth
and Twentieth W to Doug-
lass
Xinth (late Johnston), S a
Market bet Eighth and
Tenth SE to Mission Creek
Soi'thvest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1

Stevenson

Jessie

100 Mission

Minna

Natoma

200 Howard

Tehama

Clementina

300 F.dsom
400 Harrison
500 Bryant
600 Brannan

Xobili Alley, E a (1506)
Dupont bet Union and Fil-
bert

XoWe Alley (no-w Reed
Place), S a (331) Green bet
Montgomery and Kearny

Xoble Place, W a (236)
Third bet Tehama and Fol-
som

Xoe, S a Ridley bet Castro
and Sanchez

101

201

301
401
501
601

2000 Scott 2001

2100 Deviaatlero 2101

2200 Broderick 2201

2300 Baker 23(Jl

Xorwicii, W a Folsom bet
Montezuma and Prospect
Avenue, B. H.

Xye, from Cadwallader N to
Islais Creek

O'Connell Place, Na Val-
lejo bet Powell and Mason

O'Farrell, junction Market
and Dupont bet Geary and
Ellis W to Calvary Ceme-
tery
North. Street. South side.
2 Market and Dupont 1

14 Bagley Place

2S Julia Court
lOJ Stockton
200 Powell

Carlos Place

228 O'Farrell AUey
300 Mason

Raphael Place
400 Taylor
420 William
5o0 Jones
600 Leavenworth

Ada Court

Hyde

Larkin

Polk

700
800
900
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
2100
2200
(e)

Van Ness Avenue 1001

Franklin

Gough

O eta via

Lagmia

Buchanan

Webster

Fillmore

Steiner

Pierce

Scott

Devieadero

Broderick

St. Joseph's Av

1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
20U1
2101
2201
(t)

Xoonan Alley, S a Vallejo

bet Stockton and Powell
Xoonan Avenne, E s

Eighth bet Howard and
Folsom
Xorman, from Orleans E
to Rhode Island nr Islais
Creek
Xortli yivenue, from Coso
Avenue SW to Holly Park,
B. H.
Xortli Park Lane, W a
Second bet Bryant and
Brannan
Xortli Point. W s Kearny
bet Beach and Bay W to
Presidio Reservation
North. Street. South side.
2 Kearny

((•) Dupont (c)

100 Stockton 101

200 Powell 201

300 Mason 301

400 Taylor 401

500 Jones 501

Montgomery Av
600 Leavenworth 601

700 Hyde 701

800 Larkin 801

J05 Polk 901

1000 Van Ness Avenue 1001

1100 Franklin

1200 Gough

1300 Octavia

1400 Laguna

1500 Buchanan

1600 AVebster

1700 Fillmore

1800 Steiner

1900 Pierce

1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901

O'Farrell Alley, N s (228)
O'Farrell bet Powell and
Mason

Oak, jxmction Market and
Van Ness Avenue bet Fell
and Page AV to Stanyan

North. Street. 'South side.

2 Mkt and Van Ness Av 1

iOO Franklin 101

200 Gough 201

300 Octavia 301

400 Laguna 401

500 Buchanan 501

600 Webster 601

700 Filhnore 701

800 Steiner 801

901 Pierce 901

1000 Scott 1001

1100 Devisadero 1101

1200 Broderick 1201

1300 Baker 1301

Oak, W s (409) Mason bet
Geary and Post W to Tay-
lor

Oak, or Oak Grove Av-
enue, S s (953) Harrison
bet Fifth and Sixth SE to
Brjant

Ocean House an«l
i;4'a«'h Road, frm Point
Lobos Road S and E to
Ocean View House

Ocean House Road (Cen-
tral), from McAllister SW
to Ocean View House

Ocean House Road (Mis-
sion), from Mission Dolores
SAV to Ocean View House

Ocean House Road (old),
from San Jose Road nr In-
dustrial School AV to Ocean
View House

II'

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Ca

p. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.

Ortavia, N 8 Market bet
Guiii,'h and Laguna N to
the bay

East

Street. West side.

Miirket and Waller 1

100

HuiKht .
• Rose Avenue

101

200

I'aae

Lilly Avenue

201

300

Oak

Hickory Avenue

301

400

Fell

Linden Avenue

401

500

Haj'es

Ivy Avenue

601

600

(J rove

Birch Avenue

601

700

Fulton
Ash Avenue

701

800

McAllister
Locust Avenue

801

900

Tyler

Jefferson Square

901

1100

Kd.ly

Willow Avenue

1101

laoo

Ellis

Ulive Avenue

1201

1300

OFarrell
Myrtle Avenue

1301

14U0

Cieary

Cedar Avenue

1401

1500

Post

Walnut Avenue

1501

1600

Sutter
Feru Avenue

1601

17(K)

Bush

1701

1800

I'ine

1801

1900

California

1901

20J0

.Sacramento
Lafayette Square

2001

2'JOU

■Washington

2201

23U0

Jackson

231)1

24(K)

Pacilic

2401

2500

Broadway

2o()l

2600

Vallejo

2601

2(00

Green

2/01

aW)((

t'uion

2Hi)l

29(K)

Filbert

2901

3000

Greenwich

3001

31(HI

Lombard

3101

3200

Chestnut

3201

331)0

Francisco

;«oi

34o;»

Bay

:«()]

3500

Xorth Point

3501

3600

Beach

3o(i]

37(H)

Jefferson

3701

3800

Tonquin

3801

(e)

Lewis

(e)

Ohio, X s (418) Pacific bet
Montgomery and Sansom
N t6 Broadway

Old Hickory, £ 8 Laurel

Avenue nr Crescent Ave-
nue K to San Bruno Road

Old Sail Jose Koad,

from junction Valencia and
Twenty-second SWto Coun-
ty Line

Olive Avenue, W s Lar-
kin bet Ellis and O'Farrell

Olnistead, Ws San Bruno
Koad S of Dwight, U. M. T.

Oliiey Place, N s King
bet Second and Third

Oneida Place, S s (827)
Sacramento bet Stockton
and Dupont

Oregon, W a East bet
Washington and Jackson
W to Battery

North. Street.
2 East
100 Drumm
200 Davis
ib) Front
(e) Battery

South Side.

101

201

Orleans, from Kansas Sto
Islais Creek

Orseuiii.s, from Byrne Sto
Salome

Oxl'«»rd, S s Silver Avenue
bet Cambridge and Harv-
ard. IT. M. T.

Pacific, Ws East bet Jack-
son ami Broadway W to
First Avenue

North. Street. South Side.

East

(c)

Dnirani

101

100

I>avi3

200

Front

201

300

Battery

301

400

Sansom

401

413

(Jhi.)

500

Montgomery

501

600

Kearny
Montgomery Av

601

632

Lestrade Place

Bartlett Alley

641

700

Dupont

701

706

PaciHc Alley

Sullivan Alley

719

722

EUick Alley

800

Stockton

801

806

Virginia Place

Virginia

lis

900

Powell

901

906

Keyes Place

922

Scott Place

1000

Mason

1001

1016

Salmon

Auljurn

1017

1024

Himmelmann PI

1100

Taylor

1101

1200

Jones

1201

1300

Leavenworth

1301

Burgoyue Place

1307

1400

Hyde

1401

1420

Morel Place

McCormick

1421

1500

Larkiu

1501

1600

Polk

1601

1700

Van Ness Avenue 1701

1800

Franklin

1801

1900

Gough

1901

2000

Octavia

2001

2100

Laguna

2101

2200

Buchanan

2201

2300

Webster

2301

2400

Fillmore

2401

2500

Steiner

2501

2600

Pierce

2601

2700

Scott

2701

2800

Devisadero

2801

2900

Broderick

2901

3000

Baker

3001

Pacific Alley, N s (706)
Pacific bet Dupont and
Stockton

Pacific Avenue — That
part of Pacilic Street ex-
tending from Larkin to
First Avenue ; the, num-
bers continue, however, in
regular order from the
commencement of Pacific
Street

Page, junction Franklin
and Market bet Haight
and Oak W to Stanyan

North. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Franklin 1

100

Gough

101

200

Octavia

201

300

Laguna

301

400

Buchanan

401

500

Webster

501

600

Fillmore

601

700

Steiner

701

800

Pierce

801

900

Scott

901

1000

Devisadero

1001

1100

Broderick

1101

1200

Baker

1201

Park, (now Twenty-fourth)
W 8 Potrero Avenue bot
Twenty-third and Twenty-
fifth W to Douglass

Park Aveiine, S a McAl-
lister bet Jones and Leav-
enworth SW to Larkin

Park Avenue. Ss (969)
Harrison bet Fifth and
Sixth SE to Bryant

Park Avenue, inclosing
Holly Park SWs Bernal
Heights

Park Lane, S s South
I'ark bet Second and Third
S to Townsend

i'ark Place, Ea (313) Sec-
ond bet Folsom and Har-
rison

Pai'ker Avenue, N a

Fulton nr Shrader N to
Point Loboa Avenue

i'alterson, E s Bernal
Heights bet San Bruno
Road and Bernal

Paul, Ss Crescent Avenue
nr San Bruno Road

Pearl, S s Market bet Va-
lencia and Guerrero S to
RicUey

Pennsyl vania Avenue,

from the bay bet Iowa and
Mississippi S to Tulare

Perine, W s Steiner bet
California and Sacramento
W to Pierce

Perry, W s Vassar Place
bet Harrison and Bryant
W to Fifth

Northwest. Street. Southeast.

2 Vassar Place 1

100 Third 101

200 Fourth 201

(e) Fifth (f)

Petaluuia Avenue,

from Point Lobos Avenue
in: Toll Gate

Pfeiflfer, W s Dupont bet
Francisco and Chestnut W
to Stockton

Pierce, N s Waller bet

Steiner and Scott N to the
bay

Palmer, from junction
Cheneiy and Miguel to
Bartlett

Palmer Alley, Ws (809)
Kearny bet Jackson and
Washington

Panlani, Es (1010) Leav-
enworth bet Pine and Cal-
ifornia

Mast Street

2 • Waller

100 Haight

200 Page

300 Oak

400 FeU

500 Hayes

Alamo Square

700 Fulton

800 McAllister

900 Tvler

1000 Turk

1100 Eddy

1200 Elhs

1300 OFarreU

1400 Geary

Hamilton Square

1500 Post

1600 Sutter

1700 Bush

1800 Pine

1900 California

Perine

2000 Sacramento

2100 Clay

Alta Plaza

2300 Jackson

2400 Pacific

2500 Broadway

2600 Vallejo

2700 Green

2800 Union

2900 Filbert

3000 Greenwich

West Side.
1
101
201
301
401
501

701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401

1501
1601
1701
1801
1901

2001
2101

2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001

3100

Lombard

3101

32(X)

Chestnut

3201

3300

Francisco

3301

3400

Bay

3401

3500

North Point

3501

3600

Beach

3601

3/00

J efferaon

3701

3800

Tonquin

3801

('■)

Lewis

(e)

Pierce Ko^v, S a Union
bet Stockton and Dupont

Pike or Waverly "Plaice,

N s (810) Sacramento bet
Stockton and Dupont N to
Washington

Pinckney Place, N s

(520) Broadway bet Kearny
and Dupont N to Vallejo

Pine, junction Market and
Davis bet California and
Bush W to Laurel Hill
Cemetery

North. Street. South Side.

100
200
300

Market and Davis

Front

Battery

Sansom

Laura Place

Montgomery

Russ Alley

Belden

Kearny

Morse

Central Place

St. Mai-y Place

Quincy

Dupont

Stockton

Joice

Monroe

Powell

Mason

Jane Place

Taylor

Jones

Leavenworth

Hyde

Larkin

Polk

1
101
201
301
335
401
407
435
501
505
515

527
601

701

725
801
901

1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501

Van Ness Avenue 1601

520
532
600
700
710

800

900

908
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
2100
2200

2300
2400
2500
2600
2700
2800
2900
3000
ie)

Pinkliam Place, W s

Eighth bet Howard and
Folsom

Plxley Place, W s Fill-
more bet Fdbert and
Greenwich W to Steiner

Pleasant, (late RUey) W
s (1115) Taylor bet Sacra-
mento and Clay W to Jones

Pocalic»nta8. N s Califor-
nia Avenue nr Lyon N to
North Avenue, B. H.

Point I/Obos Avenue or
'roll Koa«l, from termi-
nation of Geary W to the
ocean

Polk, N s Market bet Lar-
kin and Van Ness Avenue
N to the bay

East. Street. West Side.

2 Market and FeU 1

100 Hayes 101

200 Grove 201

Franklin

Gough

Octavia

Laguna

Buchanan

Webster

Middle

Fillmore

Steiner

Pierce

Scott

Devisadero

Broderick

Baker

Lyon

Central Avenue

1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201

2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
ie)

JAMES Q. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearnj St.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Hetail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchar

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

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ta
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300 Fulton
400 McAllister

locust Avenue
500 Tyler

Elm Avenue
600 Turk

Laurel Avenue
700 i;d.ly

Willow Avcnuo
800 Ellis

Olive Avenue
900 O'Fiirrell

Myrtle Avenue __,„, k,,^,

1000 Geary 1001 "^"f

Cellar Avenue , ,,^

1100 Foft 1101 100

Walnut Avenue 2J0

1200 Sutter 1201 300

Fern Avenue 4J0

1300 Bush 1301 50O

Austin 51=

1400 Pin« 1401 600

1500 California 1501 616

1600 Sacramento 1601 700

1700 Clay I'^^l 800

1800 Washington 1801 900

19110 Jackson 1901 1000

2000 Pacific 2001 UOO

2100 Broadway 2101 1200

2200 Vallejo 2201

2-»00 Green 2301 1218

2400 Union 2401 ISOO

2500 Filbert 2501 1400

2600 Greenwich 2601 1500

2 TOO Lombard 2701 1600

2300 Chestnut 2801 1700

2J00 Francisco 2901

3000 Bay 3001 ISOO

3100 North Pohit 3101 1900

3200 Beach 3201 2000

3330 Jefferson 3301 2100

[d) Tonquin 3401 2200

(i) Lewis . .

2300

PolU Lane, E s (1232) 2400

Stockton bet Broadway ^^^)

and Pacific (e)

Pollarrt Place, N a (420)
Vallejo bet Kearny and
Dupont

Porter, S S Crescent Av-
enue bet Decatur and
Bache

Porlsitiouth Sfliiare,

bet Washington, Kearuy,
Clay and Brenharo Place

Post, junction Market and
Montgomery bet Sutter
and Gear}' W to Laurel
Hill Cemetery
North. St ret t. South Side.
2 Market and Mont 1
12 Lick Place • — -

100 Kearny 101

112 Gardner Alley

200 Duponf 201

390 Stockton 301

400 Powell 401

500 Mason 501

600 Taylor 601

. William 617

700 Jones 701

800 Leavenworth 801

900 Hyde 901

Meacham Place

Larkin 1001

Polk 1101

I Potrero Avenue, from
Mission Creek bet Utah
and Hampshire S to Ser-
pentine Avenue

Potter, S 8 Market bet
Eleventh and Brady SE
to Mission

P»>veII, N « Market bet

Stockton and Mason N to
the bay

Street. West Side
Market and Eddy 1
Ellis
OFarrell
OeaiT
Post
Sutter

Ankeuy Place
Bu8h

Fella Place
Pine

(Jalitomia
Sacramento
Clay

Washington
Jackson
John

Caroline Place
Pacific
Broadway
VaUejo
Green
Union

Montgomery Av
Filbert
Greenwich
Lombard
Chestnut
Franciflco
Vandewater
Bay

North Point
Beach
Jefferson

101
201
301
401
501

601

701

801
feOl
1001
1101
1201
1211

1301
1401
1501
1601
1701

1801
1901
2001
2101
2201

2301

2401

2501

ie)

1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
2100
2200
2300

Van Ness Avenue 1201

Franklm 1301

Gough 1401

Octa.ia 1501

Laguna 1601

Bucli:inan 1701

Webster 1801

Fillmore 1901

Steiner 2001

Pierce 2101

Scott 2201

. Devisadero 2301

2*00 Broderick 2401

2500 Baker 2501

20O0 Lyon 2601

(<■) Central Avenue (t)

Post OIBce Plaee. N s

Washington bet Sansom
and Battery

Powell Avenue. Wb Cal-
lifomia Avenue W to San

Jose Road

Povvliattan, from North
Avenue E to Winslow, B.
H,

Pratt Court. N s (812) Cal-
ifornia bet Stockton and
Powell

Precita Avenue, from
San Jose Road nr Twenty
seventh E to San Bruno
Road

Prentiss, from California
Avenue S to Cortland Av-
enue, B. H.

Presidio Roa<t. from Lar-
kin nr Pacific to the Pre-
sidio

Pretell, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City HaU

Price, (now Eighth) S s
Market bet Seventh and
Ninth SE to Townsend

Priest, N s Clay bet Jones
and Leavenworth N to
Washington

Princeton, S s Silver Av-
enue bet University and
Amherst, U. M. T.

Prinsle Court, N g Green-
wich bet Montgomery and
Sansom

Prospect Avenue, from
Cortland Avenue NE to
CIoso Avenue, Bernal
Heights

Prospect Place, N s (820)
Cali f ornia bet Stockton and
Powell N to Clay

Pulaski, from Cortland
1 Avenue 8 to Orescent Av-
enue. B. H.

Putnam, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent Av-
enue, B. H.

Piitxinan, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall

Uuincy, N s (532) Pine bet
Dupont and Kearny N to
California

Quincy Place, S s (527)
Pine bet Kearny and Du-
pont

<)ninn, W s Valencia bet
KiUley and Fourteenth W
to Guerrero

Quinn Place,E 8 Valen-
cia bet Fourteenth and Kid-
ley

Knilroart Avenue, E s

Dolores bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth •

Railroad Avenue, from
Kentucky SW to iiay View
Park

Railroad Avenue, from
Islais Oreek SW to Silver
Avenue

Railway, E s Dolores bet
Seventeenth and Eight-
eenth

Randal, Ws San Jose Road
nr TUinieth W to Palmer

Randall Place, S a Green-
wich bet Hyde and Leav-
enworth

Randolph, nr San Miguel

Station

Raphael Place, N s

OFarrell bet Mason and
Taylor

Ransch, S s (1127) Howard
bet Seventh and Eighth

Sontku-est. Street. Northeast.

2 Folaom 1

(b) Harrison {'A

aOO Bryant 2)1

300 Brannan 301

(.) Townsend (t)

Ritter, S s Hanison bet
Seventh and Eighth

Roach Alley, N s Filbert
bet Taylor and Jones N to
Greenwich

Robl>insPlace,K8Union

bet Kearny and Dupont

Ron«lel Avenue (or Place)
8 B Sixteenth bet Valencia
and Mission S to Seven-
teenth

Rose, S s Chenery nr Castro

9
Rose, S B Crescent Avenue
8 to Case

Rose Avenue, NW » Mar-
ket bet Haigbt and Page

Rosecrans, from Califor-
nia S to Powhattan, B.H.

Ross, N s (82S) Washington
bet Stockton and Dupont

Rowland Alley, S s

Broadway bet Montgomery
and Kearny

Rnger, E of San Bruno
Eoad 4 miles from City
HaU

Russ, S B (1041) Howard bet
Sixth and Seventh

Russ Alley, N 9 Bush bet
Montgomery and Kearny

Russell, W 8 Hyde bet
Union and Green

Sacramento, junction
Market and East bet Clay
and California W to First
Avenue \k

Reed. N a Clay bet Jones
and Leavenworth N to
Washington

Reed (late Noble) Place,
S s (3311 Green bet Keainy
and Montgomery

RlKHle Island, from Mis-
sion Creek bet DeHaro and
Kansas S to Tulare

Ki«iiniond,WH(211) Front
bet Sacramento and Cali-
fornia

Richards, W b San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
HaU

Ridley, W s Mission bet
Heniiann and Fourteenth

Rigas, from Napoleon S to
Schneider

Riley (now Pleasant), W s
(1115) Taylor bet Sacra-
mento and Clay W to Jones

Rincon Court. W s Main
bet Folsom and Harrison

Rincon Place, S s (551)
HaiTison bet First and Sec-
ond

RinK(»ld, W s Eighth bet
Folsom and Harrieon W to
Nhith

Ritch, S s (717) Folsom bet
Third and Fourth SE to
Townsend

Nm-th. Street. South Side.
2 Market and East 1

100 Drumm 101

200 Davis 201

300 Front 301

400 Battery 40l

500 Sansom oOl

522 Leidesdorff 525

600 Montgomery 601

-— Webb C29

700 Kearny "Ol

800 Dupont S91

810 Waverly Place

Oneida Place 827

Brooklyn Place S33

900 Stockton 901

924 Prospect Place 923

928 Miles Place

1000 Powell 1001

Gustavus 1013

1014 Tay — -

1100 Mason HOI

1114 Verba Buena — ;

Cushman Hlf

1200 Taylor 1201

1300 Jones 1301

— - Ljsett Place 1311!

1320 Leroy Place 131;.

1400 Leavenworth 1401 -

1403 KimbaU — - '

1500 Hyde 150 •

1600 Larkin It-Ol I

1700 Polk 17011
1800 Van Ness Avenue 1^0] .

1900 Franklm 1901 1

2000 Gough 2^101 1

2100 Octavia 2101 1

2200 Laguna 220! I

2300 Buchanan 230 ;

2400 Webster -'40. ;

2500 Fillaiore 2a0:

2600 Steiner 2t>0i

2700 Pierce 270!

2S00 Scott 280.

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SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.

2900

Derisadero

2901

31)00

Broilerick

3001

3100

Baker

3101

Silflowa, Ws Old San Jose
Road nr San Miguel Sta-
tion

Salinas Avenue, W s

Railroad Avenue bet Thir-
ty-third and Thirty-fourth
avenues W to San Bruno
Road

Salmon. N s (1016) Pacific
bet Maaon and Taylor N to
Broadway

Salmon Place, E s Lar-
kin bet Broadway and Val-
lejo

Salmon Place, N s Green
bet Mason and Taylor

Salome, from Islais Creek
NE to Baker Avenue

Saiuoset, from California
Avenue bet Cortez and
Cabot SB to Franconia
Avenue B. H.

San Brnno Road, from
termination of Potrero
Avenue S to the County
Line

San Jose Avenue. S s

Twenty-second bet Valen-
cia and Guerrero S to Thir-
tieth

San .lose Road, or
I'onnty Road, from

termination Mission S\V
to County Line

San Lnis Alley. S s (711)
Jackson bet Dupont and
Stockton

San Miguel Station,

San Jose Road 5 miles
from City HaU

Sanctaez, S s Ridley bet
Church and Jfoe

San»ioni, X s Market bet
Montgomery and Battery
N to the Bay

East. Street. West Sidt.
2 Market and Sutter 1

100

Bush

2U0

Pine

201

'MO

California

301

■iU

HaUeck

313

400

Sacramento

401

416

Commercial

417

500

Clay

601

514

Merchant

515

600

Washington

601

VOO

Jackson

701

Gold

705

800

Pacific

801

900

Broadway

901

1000

Vallejo

1001

11(K»

Green

1101

laoo

Union
Alta Place

1201

i3'J0

Filbert

1301

1400

Greenwich

1401

Id)

Lombard

1501

Chestnut

ie)

Santa Clara, from the
bay bet Sixteenth and
Mariposa W to Harrison

Santa Rosa Avenue, E s

Henderson Avenue bet
Point Lobos Avenue and
B, E to Masonic Avenue

Sclieerer Place, W s

Mason bet Post and Sut-
ter

Schneider, from Islais
Creek E to Seventh Av-

Schnyler, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent Av-
enue, B. H.

Scotland, Ns (724| FUbert
between Powell and Ma-
sou N to Greenwich

Scott, N s Ridley bet Pierce
and Devisadero N to the
bay

East.
2

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

1000

1100

1200

1300

1400

1500

1600

1700

1800

1900

2000

2100

2200

2300

2400

2500

2600

2700

2800

2900

3000

3100

3200

3300

3400

3500

3600

3700

3800

3900

(e)

Scott, from North Avenue
S to Cortland Avenue,
B. H.

Scott Avenue, from Sil-
ver Avenue SE to Rail-
road Avenue, South S. F.

Scott Place, N s (922) Pa-
cific bet Powell and Mason

Second, S s Market bet
First and Third SE to
the bay

SouthweM. Street. Northeast.

. street. West Side.

Ridley

Waller

101

Haight

201

Page

301

Oak

401

Fell

501

Hayes

601

Grove

701

Fulton

801

McAllister

901

Tyler

1001

Turk

1101

Eddy

1201

Ellis

1301

OFarreU

1401

Geary

1501

Post

1601

Sutter

1701

Bush

1801

Pine

1901

California

2001

Sacramento

2101

Clay

2201

Washington

2301

Jackson

2401

Pacific

2501

Broadway

2601

Vallejo

2701

Green

2801

Union

2901

Filbert

3001

Greenwich

3101

Lombard

3201

Chestnut

3301

Francisco

3401

Bay

3501

North Point

3601

Beach

3701

Jefferson

3801

Tonquin

3901

Lewis

ie)

Market

Stevenson

Jessie

(b)

100

Mission

101

lis

Minna

117

i;<K

Natoma

137

2110

Howard

201

218

"Tehama

219

Clementina

233

300

Folsom

301

Park Place

313

32fi

Vernon Place

4<K)

Harrison

401

428

Silver

.501»

Bryant

501

516

South Park

DeBoom

533

Brannan

601

700

Townsend

701

(e)

Berry

(«)

Serpentine Avenue.

from Mission nr Twenty-
sixth E to San Bruno Road

Seventeentb, (late Cor-
bett) W 8 Harrison bet
Sixteenth and Eighteenth
W to Douglass

Seventh, (late Harris) S
8 Market bet Sixth and
Eighth SE to the bay

Southwest. Street. Northeast.

Second Avenue, S s Six-
teenth bet Valencia and
Guerrero S to Seventeenth

SeUna Place, N s (716)
California bet Stockton
and Dupont

Market

Stevenson

Jessie

100

Mission

Minua

Natoma

101

200

Howard

201

300

Folsom

301

306

Drury Lane
Cleaveland

400

Harrison

401

500

Bryant

501

600

Brannan

601

700

Towsend
King

701

800

Berry
Channel

801

Hooper

901

Irwin

HubbeU

1001

South

Sej'mour Avenue, N s

Tyler bet Scott ana Devi-
sadero N to Tiurk

Shakspeare, from Isabel
S to Hope, B. H.

Sharp Place, S s Union
bet Leavenworth and
Hyde

Shasta, from the bay bet
Sierra and Napa W to Po-
trero Avenue

Sheppard Place, E s

(lllu) Mason bet Clay and
Washington

Sheridan, E s Tenth bet
Folsom and Harrison

Sherman, S s (1039) Fol-
som bet Sixth and Seventh

Sherman, S s EUis bet
Webster and Fillmore

Sherman, S s Seventeenth
bet Castro and Diamond
S to Twenty-second

Sherwood Place, E s

(131) Third bet Howard
and Minna

Shipley, E s (313) Sixth
bet Folsom and Harrison

Shotwell, S s Fourteenth
bet Howard and Folsom S
to Serpentine Avenue

Wes

. Street. East Side.

Fourteenth

100

Fifteenth

101

200

Sixteenth

201

300

Seventeenth

301

400

Eighteenth

401

500

Nineteenth

501

600

Twentieth

601

700

Twenty-first

701

800

Twenty-second

801

900

Twenty-third

901

1000

Twenty-fourth

1001

1100

Twenty-fifth

1101

1200

Twenty-sixth

1201

(e) Serpentine Avenue (c)

Shrader, N s Waller bet
Cole and Stanyan N to
Fulton

Slegel, from California Av-
enue S to Cortland Av-
enue, B. H.

Sierra, from the bay bet
Shasta and Humboldt W
to Potrero Avenue

SiUlman, W s San Bruno
Road bet Silver Avenue
and Henry, U. M. T.

Silver. Ws (428) Second
bet Harrison and Bryant
W to Fourth

Northwest. Street. Southeast.

2 Second 1

100 Third 101

(<■) Fourth (e)

Silver Avenue, from San
Bruno Road 4 miles from
City Hall W to Harvard
and E to Eighteenth Av-
enue

Simmons, (now Sixth) S s
Market bet Fifth and Sev-
enth SE to the bay

Simpson Place, W s (416)
First bet Harrison and
Bryant

Sixteenth, (late Center)
from the bay W to Castro

Sixth, (late Simmons) Ss
Market bet Filth and Sev-
enth SE to the bay

Southwest. Street. Northeast.

Market

Stevenson

Jessie

100

Mission

101

112

Minna

113

(ft)

Natoma

125

200

Howard

201

Tehama

211

Clementina

227

300

Folsom

301

Shipley

313

Clara

329

400

Harrison

401

500

Bryant

501

600

Brannan

601

VOO

Townsend
King

701

800

Berry
Channel

801

900

Hooper
Irwin

901

1000

HubbeU
South

1001

Solano, from the bay bet
Mariposa and Butte W to
Harrison

Sonoma, from the bay bet
Nevada and Yolo W to Po-
trero Avenue

Sonoma or Sonora

Place, Ns (406) Ureen
bet Kearny and Dupont

Sophie Terrace, Ns

Pine bet Dupont and
Stockton

South, Ws Kentucky nr
HubbeU SW to Center

South Avenue , from
Crescent Avenue NE to
Holly Park, B. H.

South Park, W s (516)
Second bet Bryant and
Brannan W to Third

South Park Alley, E s

(537) Thiid bet South Park
and Brannan

South Park Avenue, S

8 Brannan bet Second and
Third

Sparks (now Fifteenth),. W
8 Han ison bet Fourteenth
and Sixteenth W to Castro

Spear, S s Market bet Steu-
art and Main SE to the bay

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Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and MercHant

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^

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Northwest. Street. Southeast.

2 Market 1

Hodges Court

100 Mission 101

200 Howaid 201

300 Folsom 301

400 Harrison 401

SiiofTord, N s (828) Clay
bet Waverly Place and
Stockton N to Washington

Spring, S 8 (531) California
bet Kearny and Montgom-
ery

Spruce, N s California bet
Maple and Locust N to
Presidio Reservation

St. Ciiarlcs, E s (1018)
Kearny bet Pacific and
Broadway

St. Charles Place, W s

(1215) Kearny bet Vallejo
and Green

St. .lames Alley, E s Ma-
son bet Post and Sutter

St. Joseph's Avenue, N

s Turk bet Broderick and
Baker N to Geary

St. Mark Place (now Mor-
ton), W s (ly) Kearny bet
Geary and Post W to Stock-
ton

St. Mary, N s (520) Pine bet
Uupont and Kearny N to
California

St. Vincent, or Vincent,

N s (316) Green bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny N to
Union

Standish, from California
Av S to Powhattan, B. H.

Stiinford, S s (311) Bran-
nan bet Second and Third
SE to Townsend

Stanly Court, E s Stanly
Place bet Harrison and
Bryant

Stanly Place, S s (557)
Harrison bet First and Sec-
ond SE to Bryant

Stauyan, S s Fulton W of
Shrader

Ststr, from California Ave-
nue SE to Franconia Ave-
nue, B. H.

Steiner, N s Ridley bet
Fillmore and Pierce N to
the bay

2600
2700
2800

2aoo

3000
3100

3200

3300
3400
3500
3(i00
3700
3800
3900
4000
ie)

Pacific

Broatlway

Vallejo

Green

Union

Filbert

Pixley Place

Greenwich

Moulton

Lombard

Chestnut

Francisco

Bay

North Point

Beach

Jefferson

Tonquin

Lewis

2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101

3201

3301
3401
3501
3601
3701
3801
3901
4001
(e)

Steuart, S s Market bet
East and Spear SE to the
bay

Southwest. Street. Northeast.

100

200

300

(e)

Market
Mission
Howard
Folsom
Harrison

Mast.
2
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400

1500
1600
1700
1800
1900

2000
2100
2200
2300
2400
2500

Street.
Ridley
Kate
Waller
Haight
Page
Oak
FeU
Hayes
Grove
Fulton
McAllister
Tyler
Turk
Eddy
Ellis
Byington
OFarreU
Geary
Post
Sutter
Bush
Wildey
Pine

California
Sacramento
Clay

Washington
Jackson

West Side.
1

201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401

1501
1601
1701
1801
1901

2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501

Steveloe, E s (412) Jones
bet OFarrell and Ellis

Stevenson, W s (22) First
bet Market and Mission

Northwest. Street. Southeast.

2 First 1

100 Second 101

(b) New Montgomery (b)

200 Third 201

(b) Foiurth (M

400 Fifth 401

500 Sixth 501

600 Seventh 601

700 Eighth 701

(6) Ninth (6)

Stevenson Avenue, E s

Valencia bet Brady and
Hermann

Stockton, N s Market bet
Dupont and Powell N to
the bay

East. Street. West ,

2 Market and Ellis

100 O'FarreU

200 Geary

212 Morton

300 Post

308 Stockton Place

400 Sutter

500 Bush

508 Emma

600 Pine

700 California

Emmet Place

800 Sacramento

900 Clay

1000 Washington

1100 Jackson

1200 Pacific

1232 Polk Lane

1300 Broadway

1400 VaUejo

Card Alley

Montgomery Av

1500 Green

1600 Union

1700 Filbert

1800 Greenwich

1900 Lombard

2000 Chestnut

Pfeiffer

Francisco

2200 Bay

2300 North Point

Beach

StrlnKham, from Islais
Creek W of Adele S to
Hecker

Sullivan. E and W s

Stanyan bet Grattan and

Carl

Sullivan, from Cortland

Avenue S to Crescent Ave-
nue, B. H.

Sullivan Alley, N ^(720)
Jackson bet Dupont and
Stockton N to Pacific

Sullivan Alley, 8 s (537)
Mission bet First and Sec-
ond

Sullivan Alley, W s

(1U21) Dupont bet Jackson
and Pacific

Summer, W s (319) Mont-
gomery bet California and
Pine W to Kearny

Sumner, S s California
Avenue bet Rosecrans and
Prentiss S to Powhattan

Sumner, S s (1159) How-,
ard bet Seventh and Eighth

Sutter, junction Market
and Sansom bet Bush and
Post W to Laurel HiU
Cemetery

North. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Sansom 1

Adelaide Place

617

fiflfl

Post

6U1

Lewis Place

605

7(K)

Sutter

701

800

Bush

801

9(Ht

Pine

901

908

ViUa Place

KKK)

California

1001

1100

Sacramento

1101

Pleasant

1115

12(K)

Clay

1201

i;«)o

Washington

1301

14<KI

Jackson

1401

mn)

Pacific

1501

Bernard

15;«

1600

Broadway

1601

1700

VaUejo

IVOl

18110

Green

lUOl

Lincoln

19(H)

Union

1901

2000

Filbert

2001

2012

Valparaao

2100

Greenwich

2101

2200

Lombard
Montgomery Av

2201

2301

2100

401
501

60i
701
709
801
901
1001
1101
1201

1301
1401
1413

1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001

2101
2201
2301
(e)

600

101

111

201

301
401
501

601
701
801
901
1001
1101
l1201

1300 Van Ness Avenue 1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701

100 Montgomery

106 Trinity

— Lick Place

200 Kearny

204 Clara Lane

300 Dupont

400 Stockton

500 PoweU

Delaware Court
Mason

700 Taylor

800 Jones

900 Leavenworth

1000 Hyde

1100 Larkin

1200 Polk

ie)

Stockton Place, (or Al-
ley) W 8 (213) Dupont bet
Sutter and Post W to Stock-
ton

Stone, N B (918) Washing-
ton bet Stockton and
Powell N to Jackson

1400 Franklin

1500 Gough

1600 Octavia

1700 Lagima

1800 Buchanan

1900 Webster

2000 FUlmore

2100 Steiner

2200 Pierce

2300 Scott

2400 Devisadero

2500 Broderick

2600 Baker

2700 Lyon

[ej Central Avenue (e)

Swan, from Bernal SW to
junction Marengo and Ber-
nal

S^veeney, W s San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
HaU

Sweet, N 8 Broadway bet
Taylor and Jones N to
Vallejo

Tay, N s (1014) Sacramento
bet PoweU and Mason N
to Clay

Taylor, N s Market bet
Masou and Jones N to the
bay

2401

2501

2601

2701

{e)

East
2
100 Turk

Street. West Side.
Market and Tyler 1

200 Eddy

300 EUis

40O OFarreU

500 Geary

504 Oak

516 Taylor PI

2300 Chestnut
Water

Houston

2400 Francisco

Vandewater
2500 Bay
2600 North Point
2700 Beach

(f) Jefferson
Taylor Place, E s (516)
Taylor bet Geary and Post
Tehama, W s (220) First
bet Clementina and How-
ard
Northwest. Street. Soutluast.
2 FuTBt 1

100 Second 101

200 Third 201

300 Fourth 301

400 Fifth 401

(b) Sixth (b)

(b) Seventh (b)

700 Eighth 701

(b) Ninth (b)

Tehama, S 8 Montezuma
S to Prospect Place, B. H.

Tehama Place, E s (223)
First bet Folsom and How-
ard

Telegraph Pliice, N s

(330) Greenwich bet Dupont
and Kearny

Temple, (now Twenty-
fiith) W s Potrero Avenue
bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-sixth
Tenjiessee, from the bay
bet Kentucky and Minne-
sota S to Tulare
Tenth, (late Thome) S s
Market bet Ninth and
Eleventh SE to Misaion
Creek
Southwest, Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1

100 Mission 101

200 Howard 201

300 Folsom 301

400 Harrison 401

500 Bryant 501

Terrace View, S s Fran-
cisco bet Kearny and Du-
pont
Tcvis, S s King bet Third
and Fourth S to Berry

Texas, from the bay bet
Mississippi and Missouri S
to Tulare

Third, S s Market bet

Second and Fourth SE to

the bay

Smithwest. Street. Northtast.

2 Market 1

20 Stevenson 19

(b) Jessie 37

100 Mission 101

118 Minna 117

Sherwood Place 131

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SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.

138 Everett

Hunt 143

200 Howard 201

224 Tehama 223

236 Noble Place

(f>) Clementina 247

300 FolBoni 301

Verona Placo 337

400 Harrison 401

418 PeriT 417

436 Silver 435

500 Bryant 501

South Park 519

South Park Alley 537

600 Brannan 601

700 Townsend 701

King

800 Berry 801
Channel

Tliirtei'nth Gate Ellen),
SK 8 Mission bet Twelfth
anil Foiirteeuth

SojUh. Street. North Side.
2 Mission 1

100 Howard 101

200 Folsom 201

Thirtieth (late GroTe), W
8 San Jose Road S of
Twenty-ninth

Tiiwiupson. Avenne or
Pluce, S 8 (371) Brannan
bet Second and Third

Thome (now Tenth), S s
Market bet Ninth and Ele-
venth SE to Mission Creek

TiflTany Avenue (now
Valencia), from junction
Valencia and Twenty-sixth
SW to Twenty-ninth

Tllden, W s Noe bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth

Tilford, W s Fifth bet
Bryant and Brannan

Toniasa, from California
Avenue SE to California
Avenue, B. H.

Tonqnln, W s Larkin bet
Lewis and Jefferson W to
Presidio Reservation

Torrens Court, N s Clay
bet Hyde and Larkin

Toiiohsird Alley, S s Pine
bet Jones and Leavenworth

Townsend, W

9 First bet

Brannan and King SW to

Eighth

Northwest. Street.

Southeast.

2 First

Japan

100 Second

101

Stanford

Hammond

200 Third

201

Ritch

Liberty

Madden

Haggln

Crook

300 Fourth

301

400 Fifth

401

500 Sixth

501

600 Seventh

601

Eighth

Tracy (now Fourteenth), W
s Harrison bet Thirteenth
and Fifteenth W to Castro

Treat Avenue, S s Twen-
tieth bet Folsom and Har-
rison 8 to Serpentine Av-
enue

Trinity, N s (106) Sutter
bet Montgomery and Kear-
ny N to Bush

Trinity Conrt, W s Trin-
ity bet Bush and Sutter

Trnett, W s Mason bet
Washington and Clay

Tulare, from the bay S of
Marin W to Connecticut

Turk, Junction Market and
Mason 1 et Tyler and Eddy
W to Masonic Avenue

North. Street. South Side.

2 Market and Mason 1

14 Margaret Place

100 Taylor 101

200 Jones 201

300 Leavenworth 301

400 Hyde 401

Dodge

500 Larkin 501

600 Polk 601

700 Van Ness Avenue 701

800 Franklin 801

900 Clougli 901

1000 Octavia 1001

1100 Laguua 1101

1200 Buchanan UOl

1300 Webster 1301

1400 Fillmore 1401

1500 Steiner 1501

1600 Pierce 1601

1700 Scott 1701

1800 Dfvisadero 1801

1900 Broderick 1901

St. Joseph's Av — —

2000 Baker 2001

Lyon 2101

Lott 2201

(e) Masonic Avenue (e)

Tweinil (late Brown), SE
8 Mission bet Eleventh and
Thirteenth SE to Harrison

Southwest. Street. Northeast.
2 Mission 1

26 Glen Park Avenue

100 Howard 101

200 Folsom 201

(e) Harrison (e)

Twentieth (late Napa),
from the bay bet Butte and
Shasta W to Douglass

Twenty-eighth (late
Vale), W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-seventh and Twen-
ty-ninth

Twenty-filth (late Tem-
ple), W s Potrero Avenue
bet Twenty - fourth and
Twenty-sixth W to Doug-
lass

Twenty-flrst (late Alta),
W s Potrero Avenue bet
Twentieth and Twenty-sec-
ond W to Douglass

Twenty-fourth (late
Park), W s Potrero Ave-
nue bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fifth W to Douglass

Twenty-ninth(lateDale),
W s San Jose Road bet
Twenty-eighth and Thir-
tieth

Twenty-second (late
John), W s Potrero Ave-
nue bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-third W to Doug-

Twenty - seventh (late
Figg), W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-
eighth W to Douglass

Twenty-sixth (late Na-
vy), W 8 Bryant Avenue
bet Twenty-fifth and Twen-
ty-seventh W to Douglass

Twenty third (late Horn-
er), W 3 Potrero Avenue
bet Twenty - second and
Twenty-fourth W to Doug-

Tyler, jimction Market and
Taylor bet McAllister and
Turk W to Masonic Avenue

North. Street. South Side.

2 Market and Taylor 1

100 Jones 101

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

1000

1100

1200

1300

1400

1500

1600

1700

1800

1900

2000

2100

(<•)

Leavenworth

Dale

Charles

Hyde

Larkin

Polk

Van Ness Avenue 601

Franklin

(iough

Octavia

Laguna

Buchanan

Webster

Fillmore

Steiner

Pierce

Scott

Devisadero

Broderick

Baker

Lyon

Lott

Masonic Avenue

701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101

Tyson Place, Ss (919)
Washington bet Stockton
and PoweU

Union, Ws Front bet Fil-
bert and Green W to Pre-
sidio Reservation

North. Street. South Sidt.

2 Front

100 Battery

— - Gaines

200 Sansom

Calhoun

300 Montgomery

Vincent

400 Kearny

406 Filbert Place

Sonoma Place

Lafayette Place

420 Varenne

500 Dupont

508 Cadell Alley

Bannam Place

518 Jasper Place

LTnion Place

Clairville Place

600 Stockton

301
323
401

407
419

523
535
601

Montgomery Avenue

700 Powell

August Alley

800 Mason

900 Taylor

1000 Jones

Bay View Place

llOO Leavenworth

Sharp Place

1200 Hyde

1300 Larkin

1400 Polk

701
717
801
901
1001

1101

1201
1301
1401

1500 Van Ness Avenue 1501

1600 Franklin

1700 Gough

1800 Octavia

1900 Laguna

2000 Buchanan

2100 Webster

2200 Fillmore

2300 Steiner

2400 Pierce

2500 Scott

2600 Devisadero

2700 Broderick

2800 Baker

1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801

I'nlon Alley, from Union
Place

I'nlon Avenne, E s Lau-
rel Avenue E to San Bnmo
Road S s B. H.

Union Court, (now Ver
Mehr) E s (116) Kearny bet
Sutter and Post

Union Place, N s (522)
Green bet Dupont and
Stockton N to Union

Union $^()iuare, bet Stock-
ton, Powell, Geary and
Post

University, S s Silver Av-
enue bet College and
Princeton, U. M. T.

Utah, from Mission Creek
bet Nebraska and Potre-
ro Avenue S to Yolo

I'nle, (now Twenty-eighth)
W s Gvierrero Iwt Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-ninth

Talencia, S b Market bet
Mission and Guerrero S to
Twenty-ninth

Vallejo, W s Davis bet
(;reen and Broadway W to
Presidio Reservation. (The
buildings in this street are
incorrectly numbered.]

North. Street. South Side.

Davis

Front

(c)

100

Battery

101

200

Sansom

201

Bestole

Bartol

300

Montgomery

301

400

Kearny

401

420

Pollard Place

Pinckney Place

423

430

Margaret Place

500

Dupont
Montgomery Av

501

Vallejo Place

521

530

Agnes Lane

600

Stockton

601

622

Maiden Lane

Morey AUey

627

700

Powell

701

716

Washoe Place

736

O'Connell Place

800

Mason

801

Vallejo Court

900

Taylor

901

Sweet

Florence

1000

Jones

1001

1100

Leavenworth

1101

1200

Hyde

1201

White

1300

Larkin

1301

Maxwell

1400

Polk

1401

1500

Van Ness Avenue 1501

1600

Franklin

1601

1700

Gough

1701

1800

Octavia

1801

1900

Laguna

1901

2000

Buchanan

2001

^100

Webster

2101

2200

Fillmore

2201

2300

Steiner

2301

2400

Pierce

2401

2500

Scott

2501

2600

Devisadero

2601

2700

Broderick

2701

2800

Baker

2801

Vallejo Court, S s Val-
lejo bet Mason and Taylor

Vallejo Place, S s (521)

Vallejo bet Dupont and

Stockton
Valley, W s Old San Jos6

Road bet Twenty-eighth

and Twenty-ninth

Valparaiso, W s (1911)
Mason bet Filbert and
Greenwich

Van .Vess Avenue, N s

Market bet Franklin and
Polk N to the bay
East. Street. West Side.

2 Market and Oak

Hickory Avenue

100 Fell

Linden Avenue

200 Hayes

Ivy Avenue
300 Grove

Birch Avenue
400 Fulton

Ash Avenue

500 McAllister

Locust Avenue
600 Tyler

Elm Avenue
700 Turk

Laurel Avenue
800 Eddy

Willow Avenue
900 Ellis

Olive Avenue
1000 O'Farrell

401

701

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Myrtle Avenue

1100

Geary

1101

Cedar Avenue

1200

Post

1201

Walnut Avenue

1300

Sutter
Fern Avenue

1301

1400

Bush
Auatin

1401

15(M)

Pine

1501

1600

California

1601

17(H)

Sacramento

1701

180O

Clay

1801

1900

Washington

1901

W)IM>

Jackson

2001

?100

Pacific

2101

22(H)

Broadway

2201

2«H)

Vallejo

2301

•«(K)

Green

2401

2sno

Union

2501

«ii(H1

Filbert

2601

2700

Greenwich

2701

2RO0

Lombard

2801

29(H)

Chestnut

2901

31)(I0

Francisco

3001

3100

Bay

3101

■A'>m

North Point

3201

3300

Beach

3301

3400

Jefferson

3401

3500

Tonquin

3501

(e)

Lewis

(e)

VaiMlcwater. W s Powell
bet Francisco and Bay W
to Taylor

Varciinc, N s (420) Union
bet Kearny and Dupont

Vas8Hr Place, .S s (613)
Harrison bet Second and
Third

Vep Mchr, E s (116) Kear-
ny bet Post and Sutter

Vermont, from Mission
Creek bet Kansas and Ne-
braska S to Tulare

Vernon Place, W s (326)
Second bet Folsom and
Harrison W to Hawthorne

Vernon Place, E s Hyde
bet Union and Green

Vernon Place, ■ S s (1007)
Jaclison bet Mason and
Taylor

Verona Place, E s (337)
Third bet Folsom and
Harrison

Vicksbiirg, S s Twenty-
first bet Church and San-
chez S to Twenty-fifth

Villa Place, E s Taylor
bet Pine and California

Vincent or St.. Vincent,

N s (316) Green bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny N to
Union

Vlrsinla, N s (914) Wash-
ington bet Stockton and
Powell N to Pacific

Virginia Alley, W s
(505) Dupont bet Pine and
California

Virginia Avenne, from
California Avenue SE to
Cherubusco, B. H.

Virginia Place, N s (806)
Pacific bet Stockton and
Powell N to Broadway

Vischer Place, E a Beale
bet Market and Mission

Voiglit, E of San Bruno

Road, 4 miles from City

Hall
Vorrath Place, E s (1206)

Larkin bet Bush and Pine
Vulture— (see Columbia)
Wall Place, Ns Jackson

bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Wallace Place, N s (612)

California bet Keamy and

Dupont

Waller, jiinction Market
and Octavia W to Lyon

Walnnt, N s California
bet Laurel and Lott N to
Presidio Reservation

Wailnut Avenue, W s

Larkin bet Post and Sut-
. ter W to Polk

Ward, from Cortland Av-
enue S to Crescent Ave-
nue, B. H.

Warren, S s Thirtieth bet
Whitney and Bartlett S to
Palmer

Washington, W s

East

bet Jackson and Clay W

to First Avenue

North. Street. South Side.

East

100

Drumm

• 101

200

Davis

201

Cedar

217

300

Front

301

400

Battery

401

412

Custom House PI

- —

500

Sansom

501

532

Jones Alley

600

Montgomery
Montgomery Av

601

Dunbar Court

641

700

Keamy

701

Brenham Place

727

744

Washington Alley

800

Dupont

801

Waverly Place

811

Spofford .

823

828

Ross

900

Stockton

901

Havens Place

907

914

Virginia

— —

918

Stone

Tyson Place

919

1000

Powell

1001

Codman Place

1005

Wetmore Place

1017

1100

Mason

1101

1106

Adona Place

1200

Taylor

1201

1300

Jones

1301

Priest

1319

Reed

1325

1400

Leavenworth

1401

1500

Hyde

1501

1600

Larkin

1601

1700

Polk

1701

1800

Van Ness Avenue 1801

1900

Franklin

1901

2000

Gough

2001

2100

Octavia

2101

2200

Laguna

2201

2300

Buchanan

2301

2400

Webster

2401

2500

Fillmore

2501

2600

Steiner

2601

2700

Pierce

2701

2800

Scott

2801

2900

Devisadero

2901

3000

Broderick

3001

3100

Baker

3101

Washington Alley, N

s (744) Washington bet Du-
pont and Kearny

Washington Avenue,

S s Mission bet Ninth and
Tenth

Washington Avenue,

S s Precita Avenue bet
Folsom and Columbia
Place, B. H.

Washington Sauare,
bet Stockton, Filbert, Pow-
ell and Union

Wasiioe Place, N s (716)
Vallejo bet Powell and
Mason

Water, W s Mason bet
Francisco and Chestnut W
to Taylor

Waverly Place, N s (810)
Sacramento bet Dupont
and Stockton N to Wash-
ington

Wayland, W s San Bruno
Road bet Bacon and Wol-
sey, U. M. T.

Wayne, S s Cortland Av-
enue bet Gates and Kos-
ciusko

Webl», N s (532) California
bet Montgomery and Kear-
ny N to Sacramento

Webb Place, W g Mason
bet Union and Green

Webster, N s Kate bet
Buchanan and Filhnore N
to the bay

East. Street. West Side.
2 Kate 1

Germania

100 Waller W

200 Haight 20!

300 Page 30:

400 Oak 40:

Hickory Avenue

500 Fell 50'

Linden Avenue

600 Hayes 60:

700 Grove 70:

800 Fulton

900 McAllister 90:

1000 Tyler lOO:

1100 Turk llO:

1200 Eddy 120:

1300 Ellis 130:

1400 O'Farrell 140:

1500 Geary 150:

1600 Post 160:

1700 Sutter 170

1800 Bush 180

Wildey

1900 Pine 190:
2000 California 200:
2100 Sacramento 210:
2200 Clay 220:
2300 Washington 230:
2400 Jackson 240:
2500 Pacific 250:
2600 Broadway 260:
2700 Vallejo 270:
2800 Green 280:
2900 Union 290:
3000 Filbert 300
3100 Greenwich 310:
3200 Lombard 320
3300 Chestnut 330:
3400 Francisco 340
3500 Bay 350:
3600 NorthPoint 360
3700 Beach 370
3800 Jeffersom 380
3900 Tonquin 390:
(f) Lewis (f)
Webster, N s Lombard
bet Kearny and Montgom-
ery N to Francisco
Weldon, S s Crescent Av-
enue nr San Bruno Road

Wells Avenue, Ws Do-
lores bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth

Wells Court or Ada, S s

Lombard bet Dupont and
Stockton

Welsh, W s Zoe bet Bry-
ant and Brannan W to
Fourth

West Avenue, from San
Jose Road near Cortland
Avenue, SE to Holly Park

West End Alley, N s
Green bet Hyde and Lar-
kin N to Union

West Mission, from Mis-
sion nr Twelfth SW to
Mission nr Thirteenth

Wetmore Place, N s

(1016) Clay bet PoweU and
Mason N to Washington

White, N s Vallejo bet
Hyde and Larkin

White Place, S s Bryant
bet Seventh and Eighth

White Place, Es (806)
Jones bet Bush and Sutter

Whitney, S s Thirtieth
bet Dame and Warren S
to Palmer

Whitney, N e Sixteenth
bet Howard and Mission

Wlldey, W 8 Webster bet
Bush and Pine W to Stei-
ner

Willard, N 8 Grattan nr
Stanyan N to Golden Gate
Park

William, N 8 (420) O'Far-
rell bet Jones and Taylor
N to Post

East. Street. West Side.

2 O'Farrell 1

100 Geary 101

(e) Post (e)

William Place, Ws (109)
Davis bet California and
Sacramento

Williams, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Goettingen and
Holyoke, U. M. T.

Williamson, N s Point
Lobos Avenue bet Boyce
and Chase N to Laurel
Hill Cemetery

Willow, S s (929) Folsom
bet Fifth and Sixth

Willo^v, E s Valencia bet
Seventeenth and Eight-
eenth

Willow Avenue, W s
Larkin bet Ellis and Eddy

Wlnans Alley, E s Eighth
bet Howard and Tehama

Winkle, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall

Wlnslo>v, from California

Avenue S to Powhattan,

B. H.
Winter Lane, E s (1716)

Mason bet Union and

Green
Wisconsin, from the bay

bet Arkansas and Carolina

S to Tulare
Wolfe, from California

Avenue E to Isabel, B. H.
Wolsey, W s San Bruno

Road bet Wayland and

Dwight, U. M. T.

Wood (now Eleventh), S s
Market bet Tenth and
Twelfth SE to Mission
Creek >

Wood, N 8 Point Lobos
Avenue bet Eugenie and
Collins N to Laurel Hill
Cemetery

Wool, from North Avenue
S to Cortland Avenue,B.H.

Worden, N g* Francisco
bet Stockton and PoweU

Yale. S s Silver Avenue
bet Amherst and Cam-
bridge, U. M. T.

Verba Buena, N s (1114)
Sacramento bet Mason and
Taylor N to Clay

Yolo, from the bay bet So-
noma and Yuba W to Po-
trero Avenue

York, from Mission Creek
bet Hampshire and Bryant
Avenue S to Serpentine
Avenue

Yuba, from the bay bet
Yolo and Colusa W to Ne-
braska

Ziui, from Napoleon S to
Schneider

Zoe, S s Bryant bet Third
and Fourth SE to Brannan

Zoe Place, S s (315) Fol-
som bet Fremont and Beale

BEAMISH'S— Importer rurnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Market

C. p. VAN SOHAAOK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Koamy, Established 1852.

BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ROWS, WHARVES, ETC.

PiritLIC ttlllLDINGS.

Alms House, San Miguel or Mission Ocean Houso Road,

ik miles from City Hall
City Hall, E s Kearny bet Merchant and Washington
City Hall (New), junction Market and Larkin
County Hospital, E s Potrero Av bet Twenty-second and

Twenty-third
County Hospital (small pox), S s San Bruno Road nr Ser-
pentine Av
County Jail, N s Broadway bet Kearny and Dupont
Custom House, NVV cor Washington and Battery
Hall of Records, SE cor Kearny and Washington
Industrial School, Old San Jose Koad, 5 miles from City Hall
Post-office, NW cor Washington and Battery
United States Apjiraiser's Store, SW cor Battery and Jack
United States Appraiser's Store (New), E s Sansom bet

Washington and Jackson
United States Marine Hospital, Mountain Lake nr Presidio
United States Mint, NW cor Mission and Fifth
United States Treasury, 610 Commercial

BUILDINGS.

Academy, N s Pine bet Montgomery and Sansom

Alhambra, 325 Bush

Alta California, 529 California

Armory Hall, NE cor Montgomery and Sacramento

Bancroft's, 721-725 Market

Bank California, NW cor California and Sansom

Bella Union, W s Kearny nr Washington

Bernis', 626 California

Bradbury, 52 Second

Brittan's, SW cor California and Davis

Capital, NW cor Kearny and Pine

Central Pacific R. R. Co.'s, NE cor Fourth and To^vnsend

Change House (Stevenson's), SW cor Montgomery and Cal

Cochituate, 213 and 215 Sansom

Cogswell's, SE cor Front and Clark

College, 24 Post

Colton's, 220 Tliird

Commercial, NW cor Pine and Battery

Crook's, SE cor Mission and Third

Cunningham's, SS cor Market and Second

Davidson's, NW cor Montgomery and Commercial

Dexter's, 417 Kearny

Donohoe, Kelly & Co.'s, SE cor Montgomery and Sa«

Dooly's, NW cor Sansom and Sutter

Duncan's, 411^ California

Exempt Fire Company, W s Brenham PI opp Plaza

Express, NE cor California and Montgomery

Firemans Fund Insurance Co.'s, SW cor Cal and Sansom

Frank's, W s Brenham PI opp Plaza

Franklin, 406-410 California

FViedlander's, NE cor California and Sansom

Funkenstein's, NE cor Market and Sansom

German Savings and Loan Society's, 526 California

Government House, NW cor Washington and Sansom

Hayward's, 415-423 California

Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, NE cor Mont and Mkt

Howard's, 521 and 523 Montgomery

Johnson's, N s Sutter bet Montgomery and Kearny

Levison Brothers', 134 Sutter

London and San Francisco Bank, NW cor Cal and Leid

Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post

Maxwell's, SW cor Kearny and Sutter

Maynard's, NW cor California and Battery

McCreery's, NE and SE corners Montgomery and Pine

Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post

Mechanics' Pavillion, E s Eighth bet Mkt and Mission

Mercantile Library, 216 Bush

Merchants' Exchange, S s California bet Mont and San

Murphy, Grant & Co.'s, NE cor Sansom and Bush

Naglee's, SW cor Montgomery and Merchant

Niantic, NW cor Clay and Sansom
Nucleus, SE cor Market and Third
Odd Fellows', 323-327 Montgomery
Pacific Bank, NW cor Sansom and Pine
Pacific Exchange Building, 314 Montgomery
Parrott's, NW cor Sacramento and Montgomery
Phoenix, SW cor Sansom and Jackson
Pioneers', 808 Jfontgomery
Reese's, 716-722 Washington

Safe Deposit Co.'s, SE cor Montgomeiy and California
San Francisco Gas Co.'s, First, Howard, and Natoma
San Francisco Savings Union, NE cor Cal and Webb
Sather's, NE cor Montgomery and Commercial
Savings and Loan Society's, 617-621 Clay
Sherman's, NE cor Montgomery and Clay
St. Mark's, SW cor Kearny and Morton
Stevenson's (now Change House), SW cor Mont and Cal
Sullivan's, SW cor Dupont and Pacific
Tallant & Co.'s, NE cor California and Battery
The Howard, NW cor Stockton and O'Farrell
Tucker's, NW cor Montgomery and Sutter
Union Insurance Co.'s, 416 and 418 California
United States Court, NE cor Battery and Washington
Webb's, 37 Second

Well's, SW cor Montgomery and Clay
West End Studio, NW cor Broadway and Larkin
White House, NW cor Kearny and Post
Whiting's, SE cor Sansom aud Pine
Young Men's Christian Association, 232 Sutter bet Ke am j
and Dupont

HALLS.

Americax Protestant Association, 713 Mission

Anthony's, 417 Bush

Apollo, 808 Pacific

Armory, 134 Fowth

Barra's, 118 First

Central, cor Bush and Polk

Charter Oak, 771 Market

Corinthian, 31 Post

Covenant, 105 Post

Crusader, 1159 Mission

Dashaway, 139 Post

Druids', 413 Sutter

Grand Army of the Republic, 71 New Montgomery

Grand Central, SE cor Sixth and Market

Hare's, Tenth Av, South S. F.

Hibernia, 246 Third

Hoag's, SW cor Sutter and Powell

Horticultural, W s Stockton bet Post and Sutter

Improved Order Red Men's, 320 Post

Independent Order Red Men's, 510 Bush

Irish American, 816 and 818 Howard

Irish Confederation, 751 Market

James', SE cor Fifth and Shipley

Kessing's, cor Twenty-first and Howard

Lafayette, 730 Montgomery

Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post

Mayberry's, E s Mission bet Twentieth and Twenty-first

Mechanics', SW cor First and Stevenson

Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post

Mercantile Library's, 216 Bush

Natio'nal Armory, 324 Pi)8t

Odd Fellows', 3'23-327 Montgomery

Pacific, N s Bush bet Kearny and Dupont

Philharmonic, NE cor Stockton and Jackson

Pixley, NE cor Pacific and Polk

Piatt's Music, 216 Montgomery

Riggers' and Stevedores', 429 Pacific

Scollay's, 1524 Stockton

St. Cyprian's, NW cor Jackson and Virginia

Tammany, cor Folsom and Eighth

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D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Terpsichorean, N s Pacific nr Stockton
Turn Verein (Kureka), E s Powell bet California and Pine
Turn Verein (Old), N s Bush bet Stockton and Powell
Turn Verein (San Francisco), S s Turk bet Leavenworth

and Hyde
Union, S s Howard bet Third and Fourth
Veteran's, 516 Brj'ant
Washington, 35-39 Eddy
Young Men's Christian "Association, 232 Sutter

BLOCKS.

Armory, NW cor New Montgomery and Howard

Astor, 625-033 Sacramento

Helden's, SAV cor Bush and Montgomery

Broadway, NW cor Broadway and Keamy

California, SE cor California and Battery

Center, S s Sixteenth bet Folsom and Shotwell

Commercial, SE cor California and Front

Court, 636 Clay and 641 Jlerchant

Cunningham's, SE cor Market and Second

tMstom House, SE cor Sansom and Sacramento

Front Street, E s Front from Clay to Washington

Harpending, S s Market bet First and Second

Howards, 627 Third

Lick House, VV s Montgomery from Post to Sutter

Martin's, S s Market bet Seventh and Eighth

Metropolitan, &-14 Montgomery Av

Montgomery, E s Montgomerj' from Merchant to Wash

Nevada, NW cor Montgomerj- and Pine

U'Donnell's, NE cor Vallejo and Dupont

Oriental, SAV cor Bush and Battery

Park's, SE cor Valencia and Sixteenth

Reese's, W s Battery bet Pine and California

Russ House, W s Montgomery from Bush to Pine

Safe Deposit, SE cor California and Montgomery

Shiels', junction Market and Post

Thurlow, E s Keamy bet Sutter and Ver Mehr PI

Union, NE cor Marl<et and Kearny

Virginia, NW cor Stockton and Pacific

Washington, 1-17 Montgomery Av

Yankee, SW cor Front and Pine

KOWS.

Matnard's SE cor Pine and Battery
South Park, Tliird bet Brjant and Brannaa
Tittel's, W s Clara Lane nr Sutter

>VHARVES.

Beale Street, foot Beale

Broadway, foot Broadway

Central Pacific E,. R., foot Second

Clay Street, foot Clay

Cowell's, extends from Battery bet Union and Filbert

Dewey's, foot Third

Dry Dock Co.'s, Hunter's Point

East Street, from Market to Folsom

Fillmore Street, foot Fillmore

Folsom Street, foot Folsom

Front Street, cor Front and Vallejo

Greenwich Dock, continuation Battery

Hathaway's, cor Spear and Bryant

Harrison Street, foot Harrison

Hobbs', E s Long Bridge foot Fourth

Howard Street, foot Howard

India Dock, foot Battery

Jackson Street, foot Jackson

Larue's, East bet Market and Mission

Lombard Dock, continuation Lombard Street from San-
som to Battery

Main Street, foot Main

Market Street, foot Market

Meiggs', from Francisco bet Pow and Mason, North Beach

Merchants' Dr^' Dock Co.'s, cor Keamy and Bay

Mission Street, foot Mission

Montgomery and Francisco Street, foot Francisco

North Point Dock, continuation Sansom from Lombard to
Chestnut

Oakland Ftrry, East bet Market and Clay

Oriental, foot First

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s, Brannan and First

Pacific Rolling Mills Co.'s, Potrero Point

Pacific Street, foot Pacific

Rincon, foot Steuart

Rincon Point, Spear bet Folsom and Harrison

San FYancisco Gas Co.'s Wharf, foot Second

Steamboat, Long Bridge

Third Street, foot Tliird

Vallejo Street, foot Vallejo
Washington Street, foot Washington

PLACES OF ANi:SEME5fT.

Baldwin's Academy of Music, N s Market nr Powell
Bella Union Theater, 803 and 805 Keamy
California Theater, N s Bush bet Keaniy and Dupont
Chinese Theater (New), 623 Jackson
Chinese Theater (Old), 618 Jackson
City Gardens, S s Folsom bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
German Theater (California), N s Bush bet Kear and Dup
Maguire's New Theater, 325 Bush
Maguire's Opera House, 318 Bush
Pacific Museum of Anatomy, Hardie PI nr Keamy
Palace Amphitheater, SW' cor Mission and New Mont
San Francisco Recreation Grounds, cor Folsom and Twen-
ty-fifth
Wade's Opera House, N S Mission bet Third and Fourth
Woodward's Gardens, N s Mission bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth

PROMINENT PLACES.

Alcatraces Island, 2 miles NW Telegraph Hill

Angel Island, 5 miles from City Hall

Bay District Fair Race Grounds, entrance cor Seventh

Av and Fulton
Bay View, nr Hunter's Point, 5 miles S City Hall
Bernal Heights, S of Serpentine Av bet San Jose and San

Bnmo roads
Black Point, junction Van Ness Av and Bay Shore
Buena Vista Park, S of Haight bet Broderick and Lott
Clark's Point, foot Broadway
Cliff House, 6^ miles W City Hall
Dry Dock (California), Hunter's Point .^

Fairmount, W s San Jos6 Road nr Thirtieth
Farallones Islands, 29 miles from City Hall
Fort Point nr the Golden Gate 4 miles W City Hall
GaiTatt's Point, i mile SW Hunter's Point
Golden Gate, 6 miles W City Hall
Golden Gate Driving Park, Point Lobos Avenue 5 miles

from City Hall
Golden Gate Park, W of Stanyan bet D and H to Ocean,

entrance Baker bet Oak and Fell
Hayes Valley, N of Market and W of Larkin
Hoiladay Heights, bet Clay, Wash, Gough, and Octavia
Holly Park, SW^ s Bemal Heights nr San Jos6 Road
Homestead, Point Lobos Avenue 5 miles from City Hall
Hunter's Point, 5 miles SE City Hall
Islais Creek Bridge, from the termination of Kentucky to

Railroad Av
Kensington, Howard nr Twenty-first
Lagoon, Gough bet Lombard and Francisco
Laguna de la Merced, 7i miles SW City Hall nr Ocean

View House
Lake Honda, 4 miles SW City Hall
Lakeville, nr Laguna de la Merced
Lime Point, opposite Fort Point

Lone Mountain, S of Point Lobos Avenue nr Toll Gate
Long Bridge, from foot Fourth to Potrero Nuevo
Mission Creek, from Harrison and Nineteenth SE to the

Bay
Mission Dolores, 2\ miles SW City Hall
Mountain Lake, 4 miles W City Hall bet Point Lobos and

Presidio roads
Mountain Lake Park, 4 miles W City Hall bet Point Lobos

and Presidio roads
North Beach, foot Powell W to Black Point
North Point, foot Francifco

Ocean A'iew House.Ocean House Road, 7 miles SWCity Hall
Ocean Side House, Beach Road 8 miles SW City Hall
Ocean View Riding and Driving Park, Ocean House Road

7 miles SW City Hall
Pacific Heights, California to Broadway bet Van Ness At

and Fillmore
Point Lobos, 6i miles W City Hall
Point San Quentin, Potrero Nuevo
Potrero Heights, Potrero Nuevo nr Bay Shore
Potrero Nuevo, 2A miles S City Hall
Presidio. 3 miles W City Hall
Rincon Point, foot Harrison
Russian Hill, Taylor bet Broadway and Green
San ,hii-6 or Black Point, junc A'an Ness Av and Bay Shore
Seal Rcc , 6^ miles VV City Hall
Sjiring Valley, nr and S Lagoon

Telegraph Hill, Montgomery from Broadway N to the Bay
Tuckerville, from Buchanan to Webster and Wash to Pac
Visitacion Valley, nrthe Bay and San Mateo County Line
Yerba Buena or Goat Island, 2 miles NE City Hall

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propt

3. P. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES.

KIETT TO I^TJBXiIO OIF-IFICES.

FEDER.4L.

AOBNT Special, Treasury Department, Custom House third
floor

Army, Military Division of the Pacific, Commandant, As-
sistant Adjutant-General, Assistant Ins|)9ctor-Gene-
ral. Chief Quartermaster, Depot Quartenuaster, Chief
Commissary Subsistence, Chief Paymaster, Medical
Purveyor, Engineer Officer, Attendiiif; Surf,'eon, Med-
ical Storekeeper, NW cor Stocl<ton and ( )'Farrell

Army, Department of California, Commandant, Assistant
Adjutant-General, Cliief Quartermaster, Chief Com-
missarj' Subsistence, Chief I'aymaster, Medical Direc-
tor and Attendine: Surgeon, Judge Advocate, Military
Storelieeper, NW cor Stockton and O'Farrell

Army, Engineers, Senior Engineer, 533 Kearny, Fortifi-
cations Harbor S. F., 533 Kearny; Light-house, 120
Sutter Street

Army, Depots and Warehouses, NW cor Stockton and
O'Farrell and Verba Bucna Island

Bankruptcy, Registers District California, 636 Clay and 24
U. S. Court Building

Board of Commissioners on Irrigation, 533 Kearny

Centennial Commissioner for California, Mechanics' Insti-
tute, 91 Post

Coast Survey, Western Coast Division, 214 Stockton

Courts, United States Court Building, Circuit, rooms 2
and 3 ; Clerk, 1 ; District, 9 ; Clerk, 14 ; District At-
torney, 6 ; Marshal, 5 ; Commissioners, 1 and 14

Customs Port San Francisco, Collector, Naval Officer, and
Surveyor, NW cor Washington and Battery ; Ap-
praiser's Store, SW cor Battery and Jackson ; Inspec-
tor Drugs, SW cor Jackson and Battery ; Boarding
Officers, foot Front ; Drayman, SW cor Jackson and
Battery

Inspector Boilers, -ll U. S. Court Building

Inspector Hulls, 11 U. S. Court Building

Internal Revenue, Supervisor, 123 California ; Collector,
U, S. Court Building ; Agent, 123 California ; Gaugers,
U. S. Court Building

Land Office, Register and Receiver, 506 Jackson

Light-house, Twelfth District, 204 Montgomery

Marine Hospital, Mountain Lake nr presidio

Marine Hospital, Pacific Coast, Superintending Surgeon,
715 Clay

Mint Superintendent, NW cor Fifth and Mission ; Assay-
er. Coiner, Melter and Refiner, NW cor Fifth and Mis-
sion ; Treasurer, 428 Montgomery

Naval Rendezvous, 504 Washington

Na\y Pay Office, 434 California

Pension Agent Array and Navy, 321 Washington

Post-office, Postmaster, NW cor Washington and Battery ;
Assistant Superintendent Railway Mail Service, 606
Montgomery ; Special Agent, 606 Montgomery

Secret Service Division, 5 U. S. Court Building

Shipping Commissioner, NE cor Front and Jackson

Signal Ser\T«;e, 42 Merchants' Exchange

Supervising Inspector Steam Vessels, 11 U. S. Court Bldg

Surveyor-General California, 306 Pine

Treasurer Assistant, 428 Montgomery

STATE.
AssAYER State, 421 Montgomery
Fish Commissioners, 401 California
Harbor Commissioners, 440 Jackson
Immigration Conunissioner, 330 Montgomery
Inspector Gas Meters, 531 Mission
Insurance Commissioner, 401 California
Pilot Commissioners, 44 Merchants' Exchange
Pilots, offices U. S. Court Building
Port Wardens, 525 Front

Supreme Court, 640 Clay, Judge's chambers 640 Clay
Vaccine Agent, 235 Kearnj'

CITY AND COUNTY.

Assessor County, City Hall 22 first floor

Attorney and Counselor, City Hall 13 third floor

Attorney District, 8 Montgomery Avenue

Attorney Police, City Hall 17 first floor

Auditor' County, City Hall 3 first floor

Board City Hail Commissioners, Mayor's office, City Hall

Board Dupont Street Commissioners, SW cor Kearny and

and Clay
Board Education, City Hall 22 second floor
Board Equalization, City Hall 3 second floor

Board Health, Mayor's Office City Hall

Board Revenue Fund Commissioners, Mayor's Office City

Hall
Board Sui>ervisoi-s Clerk of. City Hall 4 second floor
Board Water Commissioners, City Hall, 4 second floor
Clerk County, City Hall 18 first floor
Coroner County, 636 Clay room 11

Court Third District, 27 Post, Judge's chambers 27 Post
Court Fourth District, 8 Montgomery Avenue, Judge's
chambers 29 Montgomery Block

Court Twelfth District, City Hall second floor, Judge's
chambers 45 Montgomery Block

Court Fifteenth District, 8 Montgomery Avenue third
floor. Judge's chambers 8 Montgomery Av third floor

Court Nineteenth District, 417 Kearny, Judge's chambers
417 Kearny

Court County, City Hall second floor, Judge's chambers
504 Kearny

Court Probate, City Hall second floor. Judge's chambers
City Hall second floor

Court Municipal Criminal, 729 Montgomery, Judge's cham-
bers 729 Montgomery

Court City Criminal, City" Hall second floor. Judge's cham-
bers

Court Police, City Hall first floor. Judge's chambers City
Hall second floor

Court Justices, 804 and 806 Montgomery

Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, Brenham PI

Fire Department Commissioners, 23 Kearny

Fire Department Corporation Yard, N s Sacramento bet
East and Drumm

Fire Department Engineers, 23 Kearny

Fire Marshal, City Hall 18 third floor

Grand Jury Rooms, City Hall 21 third floor

Great Register, City Hall 16 second floor

Harbor Police, E s Davis nr Pacific

Health Officer, 124 Geary

Hospital, E s Potrero Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third

Industrial School Department, Board Supervisors, office
City Hall 4 second floor

Jail, N s Broadway bet Kearny and Dupont

License Collector County, City Hall 7 second floor

Market Inspector, 124 Gearj-

Mayor City and County, City Hall first floor

Park Commissioners, 302 Montgomery

Physician City and County, office County Hospital

Police Chief, City Hall, 9 and 11 first floor

Police Commissioners, City Hall 11 first floor

Pound Keeper, N s Pine bet Steiner and Pierce

Public Administrator, 636 Clay room 3

Quarantine Officer, 124 Geary

Recorder County, SE cor Washington and Kearny

Sheriff County, City Hall 8 first floor

Station House, City Hall basement

Superintendent Common Schools, City Hall 22 second
floor

Superintendent Streets, basement City Hall cor Merchant
and Dunbar Court

Surveyor County, 629 Washington

Tax Collector County, City Hall cor Merchant 1 first floor

Treasurer County, City Hall 3 first floor

CITY ORDINANCE.

HACKS AND CABS — RATES OK FARE.

A Hack for 1 person not exceeding 1 mile $1 50

A Hack for 2 or more persons, not exceeding 1 mile 2 50

Each additional mile for each passenger 50

A Cab for 1 person not exceeding 1 mile 1 00

A Cab for 2 or more persons, not exceeding 1 mile. . 1 50

Each passenger for each additional mile 25

A Cab for 2 persons, when engaged by the hour, to
be computed for the time occupied in going and
returning, including detention, for the first hour 1 60

Each subsequent hour so used 1 00

A Hack for 4 or less persons, when engaged by the
hour, to be computed for the time occupied in
going and returning, including detention, for the

first hour 3 00

Each subsequent hour so used 2 CO

No extra charge shall be made for the ordinary amount
of baggage.

Penalty not less than ^ nor more than $10 for each
offence.

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D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant ,;

ADDITIONAL NAMES, CHANGES, REMOVALS, ETC.

RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION.

Adams William H., advertising department Evening Bul-
letin, dwl 132 Sixth
Adamson Emeline Mrs., furnished rooms, 645 Clay
.lEnger Julius {^-Eivier d- Obi), dwl 13 Pacific
Mnger & Ohl (Julnts ^Unaer and Andreas Ohl), proptrs

St. Louis Hotel, 11 and 13 Pacific
Ahem Richard Henrj', housepainter, dwl 279 Minna
Ahlboni Henry, expressman, NE cor Dupont and Post,

dwl S s Fell bet Steiner and Pierce
Aiken Addie E. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,

dwl 7 Pearl
AIKE.\ CHARLES, attorney at law, office 34 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl 7 Pearl
Aiken John P., clerk Post-office, dwl 7 Pearl
AIKEX WILUAM II.. attorney at law, office 34 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl 7 Pearl
Alatorre Teophilo, manufacturing jeweler, 1519 Stockton
ALBERTSOX JOSEPH A., physician, office and dwl

109 O'Farrell
Allen R. A. , collector Harrison and Bryant St. wharves
Allison Charles, wharfinger Second and Berry St. wharves
Alpine Gold and Silver Mining Co., office 419 Cal room 28
Alta Soap Co. (late Falkinburgh <t Co., William A. Eng-
wer and John W. Thunnan), manufs soaps, Oregon
bet Washington and Jackson
Altschul Ludwig, wholesale liquors, 809 Montgomer>', dwl

929 Larkin
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH, office 222

Sansom
American Steamship Co., J. R. Erringer Jr. agent, office

518 Clay
A3IES H. K., manager Howe Machine Co., office 873

Market, dwl W s Powell bet Post and Sutter
Anderson Albert {Edsberg lO A.), dwl 1002 Market
Anderson David C., actor, dwl 600 Bush
A\«ELL JOXATHAX \S'., apothecary, NWcor First

and Folsom, dwl 415 Brj'ant
Anson Henrj' S., real estate, dwl 609 Post
Armer Max {Kullman tt A.), dwl 1424 Bush
Armstrong James, proprietor Eagle Brewerj', SW cor

Folsom and Fourteenth
Armstrong John L., stockbroker, office 421 California,

dwl 200 Hyde
Askey A., wharfinger Francisco St. Wharf
ASSMA\Sf ADOLPH, fancy groceries, and manufac-
turer caviar, 32 California Market, dwl E s Jersey bet
El Dorado and Alabama
Avan John, policeman City Hall, dwl 13 Tehama
Avj- Eugene, woolgrower and wholesale sheep dealer, of-
fice 320 Sansom room 2, dwl 310 Lombard
AYRES JOH\ G., office 324 CaUfomia
Babsox Seth, architect, office 320 Cal, dwl 132 McAllister
Badger Mill and Mining Co. (Lander Co., Nev.), O. H.

Spencer secretarj', office 408 California room 13
Badger Thomas, pilot commissioner, office 44 Merchants'

Exchange
Baker Edward P. Rev., pastor Third Congregational

Church, dwl 1909 Jessie
Baker I. M. (BalcerJ; Smith), NW cor Eddy and Mason
Baker Joseph (Sharkey iL- B.), dwl 22 Grove Av
Baker & Smith (/. M. Baker and P. C. Smith), groceries

and liquors, NW cor Eddy and Mason
BAL<'H HOR.iCE >I., nrganbuilder and musical in-
strument repairer, 432 Kearny, dwl 614 Taylor
BALI»WI\'S ACADE.nY OF ItlliSIC, Thomas

Maguire proprietor, junction Market and Powell
Banning Henry, laborer, dwl NW cor Geary and Lyon
Bargogliotti Paolo, fruits, 145 Post
Bark A. William, vocalist, dwl 812 California
Barnard L D. (Scymmir d- Co.), dwl Russ House
Barnes Charles E. , mechanical engineer and draftsman,
and agent for organ blowers, 609 Miss, dwl 120 Jones

Barnes E. T., city agent California Ins. Co., dwl 007 Bush

Barrows Robert, secretary California Cracker Co., office
320 Sansom, dwl 327 j" Filbert

Barss James E., real-estate agent, 230 Kearny room 10

BARTO!* B. F. d: CO., proprietora Pioneer Salt
Mills, 213 Sacramento

Barton T. J., physician, office and dwl 14 Eddy

Bauer John G., cabinetmaker Walcolm Ss, Schomberg,
dwl 512 Fovuth

B.4Y DISTRICT F.IIR GROUND ASSOCIATION,
Thomas W. Hinchraan secretary, office 317 Mont

Beach H^nry Martin (Beach <t Parker), res Oakland

BEACH «6 PARKER (H. M. Beach and Frederick
Parker), real-estate and commissionbrokers, 608
Market

Beardsley Paul F., stockbroker, office 328 Montgomery
room 8, dwl 821 Bush

Bee Frank, dwl 706 California

Belden Joseph W., bookkeeper Merchants* Exchange
Bank, dwl 1020 Geary

BELL, GULLIXSOX A CO. (John Bell and Henry
A. Gullixsion), carpets, oil cloths, etc., 653 Market

Bell John (Bell, Gullixson & Co.), dwl Occidental Hotel

Bell William H. (Bell d- Oaklet/), dwl 137 Montgomery

BELL •» ClILLEX (W. H. Bell and Thomas Cxdlen),
booksellers and stationers, 639 Kearny

Bell & Oakley (William H. Bell and A. D. Oakley),
rubber printing stamps, 137 Montgomery room 6

Bellemere Adolph, wholesale and retail wines and liquors,
7 Stockton, dwl 111 PoweU

Belloc Hypolite (Ir. Belloc), dwl 325 O'Farrell

BELLOC IR. (Iren4e Belloc, Henry BarroUhet, Hy-
polite Belloc, ayid Germain de Montaiizan), bankers,
and agents General Ti-ans-Atlantic Co. (Paris, 78 Rue
de Courcelles), office 524 Montgomery

Belloc Irenee (Ir. Belloc), res Paris

Belmar A., chop house, 704 Mission

Bensick William (M. Hagyerty <t Co.), dwl N s Tehama
bet Second and Third

BEN'TLEY WILLIA.M DARLEY, vice-consul Brazil,
office 309 California, res Oakland

Benton C. L., bookkeeper Union Coal Co., dwl 927J Post

Beretta G., moneybroker and conveyancer, o^ce 518 Clay

Berger M. L. Rev., pastor Westminster Presb>'terian
Church, dwl McAllister nr Steiner

Bergez Jean (Liebschiitz tfc B.), dwl 631 Union

Berliner Isydor A. (Kaskell d- B.), dwl 353 Third

Berner William, groceries NE cor Natoma and Ninth

Berry George, dwl 10 Eleventh

BERRY, WOLFSKILL *i CO. (Fulton G. Berry,
Edward Wolfskill, and Amos Boberts), stock-
brokers, office 324 Montgomery

BERRYMAX A HOYIjE (Henry B. Berniman), coal
and pig iron, and agents Wellington Colliery, B. C,
office Bulkhead bet Pacific and Jacksoi-St. wharves

Bessor Margaret Miss, proprietress Roxbury House, 318
Pacific

Bestier Frederick, shoemaker E. Eiesendahl, dwl 337
Keamj'

Bethel Thomas W., policeman City Hall, dwl 13 Fifth Av
nr Harrison

Bettelheim A. S. Rev. Dr., minister Congregation Ohabai
Shalorae, dwl 1006 Post

Bine Leon (Bine d- Georges), dwl 418 Sutter

Bine & Georges (ieoji Bine and Hippolyte Georges), mer-
chant tailors, 113 Sutter

Bird Sanmel M., commission merchant, office 309 Cali-
fornia, res Oakland

Bisagno Guiseppe (L. Brignardello .t Co.), dwl 924 Pac

Bishop W. D. Rev., Missionaiy Mariner's ( hurch

Bissell George R., teacher Boys' High School, res
Alameda

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer. Nucleus Building, corner Third and Markei

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC.

Blade Arthur, salesman C. Herrmann, 402 Kearny
Blair Aupistus W. , attorney at law, office 304 California,

dwi S\V cor Howard and Twenty-fifth
BLAKE CHARLES E. Sr., dentist, office and dwl

123 Powell
Blakslce Charles A., policeman City Hall, dwl TGS How
Blanchard H. T. Mrs., clerk U. S. Survcvor-Oeneral's Office
BLAM>l.\(i ^VILLIAM, State harbor commissioner,

office 440 Jackson, dwl 1606 Howard
Blankcnhorii Gottlioh, proptr Germania Brewery, NW

cor Mason and Broadway
Blattner Nicholas (AfcXaUi/ <i; B.), dwl Mont nr Vallejo
Block Amelia I. Miss, teacher music, dwl llOS Powell
Bloom Josie M. Miss, saleswoman Palmer Bros., dwl 208

O'Farrell
Blow Alfred W. (Blow Bros.), res Oakland
Blow Brothers (Walter W., Robert, and Alfred W.),

stockbrokers, office 439 California
Blow Robert (Blow Bros.), res Oakland
Blow Walter W. (Blow Bros.), res Oakland
Blunt William G. (Bhint ct- Chapninn), dwl 1100 Taylor
Blunt & Chapman (William O. Blunt and Henry Chap-
man), taxidermists and naturalists, (V2(i California
BOAKI» OF CITV HALL t'0.>IMl!»8I0.'VERS,

Mayor's office City Hall
BOAKI> OF I»|;p6\T iiiTREET COMMISSION-
ERS, office "l.") Clav, room 12
BOARI» OF W.ATER COH.MISSIONERS, office 4

City Hall, second fioor

Bockniann R. W. , bakerv, cor Mason and Greenwich

BOmVELL H.ARRY'H., Excelsior Windmill, pump,

horsepower, and tank manuf, 211 and 213 Mission,

dwl E s Bartlett bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth

Boice Nathaniel, wharfinger Market St. Wharf, dwl 218

Seventh
Bolander Catherine (widow), dwl 736 Market
Bolorio Joseph, dwl 15 Washington
Boquet John Jules, real estate, dwl 1305 Dupont
Boradt Henry (Lynch, B. & Colburt), dwl SE cor Mission

and Tenth
Borger J. W., collector Main St. Wharf
Borgstrom Jennie Mrs., dressmaking, 122 Mont Av
Bortfeld Ernest (Ilnnnen d- B.), dwl 20 Boardman
Bosqui Edward (Edward Bosqui tk Co.), dwl 814 Lomb
Bosworth H. M., teacher music, dwl 127 Kearny
Bowen Asa M., collector Washington St. Wharf, dwl 1804

Mason
BOWERS J. MILTON, physician, ofTice and dwl 632

Market
BOniE HENRY P., attorney at law, office 318 Cali-
fornia, dwl 1016 Bush
Boyce Henry F., clerk G. F. H. Wilkins, dwl SW cor

Turk and Pierce
Bradford Wallace, salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl

2123 California
BRAI»FORn WILLIAM B., agent A. Booth & Co.'s

Salmon, office 318 Front, res San Rafael
Bradley George L., office 521 Front, dwl 820 Sutter
BRAl'tSTREET J. R., rubber molding, 609 Mission,

dwl 1224 Mission
Braham George, supt Pac. Hebrew Orphan Asylum and

Home Society, dwl 1517 Mason
Branigan Matthew (Ringrose & B.), dwl 43 Minna
Brauer W. A., teacher music, dwl 126 Turk
BRE€K ALLEN »t CO. (William C. iTcwji), man-
agers Commercial Bureau of California, office 528 Cal
Bremer Ernest, collector Vallejo St. Wharf
Brennan John (Kennedy & B.), dwl 2206 Steiner
Breslauer Louis, dealer wool and hides, dwl 418 Sutter
Breslin La\vrence B. Rev., assistant Pastor St. Francis

Church, dwl 519 Green
Brickwedel C. H. Jr. & Co. (Hitgo Fugel), proprietors
Ancon Hotel and Restaurant, SE cor Pac and Drumm
BRICKWEUEL H. & CO. (Henry Schroder), im-
porters wines and liquors, 208 and 210 Front
Brignardello L. & Co. (GuLseppe Bisarino], macaroni and

vermicelli factory, 815 Sansom, office 420 Battery
Brignardello Luigi (L. Brignardello ib Co.), dwl 1406i

Dupont
Brodhead W. H., stockbroker, office 331 Mont, room 7
Brooke Charles (Swan it B.) dwl 2327 Howard
Brooks Daniel S., dwl 608 Market
Broughton Napoleon L. , capitalist, dwl Lick House
Brown John W., draftsman G. L. Pierce, dwl 1006 Sutter
Browne G. R. A., collector Jackson St. Wharf
Bruce Herbert E. (Kennison & Co.), dwl W s San Bruno

Road, nr Twenty-ninth
Brunil Simon (Shoenbcrq & B.), dwl 413 Jones
Bruns Hermann (Taylor d- B.), dwl 125 Seventh

Bruns Rudolph, clerk Taylor & Bruns, dwl SE cor Twen-
ty-first and Valencia
BRYAN THOMAS, proprietor American Exchange

Hotel, 319 and 325 Sansom
Bryan William, real estate, dwl American .Exchange

Hotel
Buchn Christian, maltster Pioneer Malt House
Buckley E. J., actor Baldwin's Academy of Music
Bugbee John S., dwl SW cor Guerrero and Eighteenth
Buhr & Bandy (Benjamin F. Bulir and Aaron N: Ban-
dy), commission fruit and vegetables, NE cor Front
and Washington
Burckes Warren H., books, stationery, and fancy goods,

1124 Market, dwl 108 Turk
BLRKE FR.4NCIS H., asphaltumroofer and con-
tractor, office 501 Montgomery, dwl 714 Leavenworth
Burke William F., messenger San Francisco Clearing

House, 211 Sansom, dwl 1213 Clay
BURNS A.4RON M., State harbor commissioner,

office 440 Jackson, res Oakland
BURR C. C. <K <'0. (Mary Hxidson), successors to
H. C. Hudson & Co., manufacturers mustard, spices,
etc., factory foot Stockton, office 116 Front
BURT J. <iiIIS, general purchasing agent, office 116

Front, dwl 528 Pine
Bj'ram Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl 711 Greenwich
BY.YBEE JOHN F., manuf redwood lumber and
agent Ru.ssian River (Duncan's) Mills, and stm Alex.
Du!ican, office 18 Market
Caduc & Valin (Philip Cadue and William, H. De Valin),
agents Hydrocarbonized Brick Pavement Co., office
513 Montgomery
Cahill John (CahillA Currie), dwl 2110 Larkin
CAHILL ** CirRRIE (John Cahill and Frank P.

Currie), liquor saloon, 125 Post
Caleb George (Stout cfc C), dwl 562 Stevenson
California Rifle Association, office 328 Mont room 21
CALIFORNIA TOOL WORKS, John Weichhart

pro|irietor, 143 and 145 Beale
CALIFORNIA VITRIFIED SEWER PIPE
WORKS, Gladding, Mc-Bean & Co. proprietors,
office 213 Market
Callaghan T. Rev. , pastor St. Bridget's Church, dwl SW

cor Broadway and Van Ness Av
Callahan Dennis J., liverj- stable, 844 How, dwl 425 Sixth
Callahan James, watchman Hibernia Savings and Loan

Socdwl 229 Third
Calnan John, harnessmaker, 506J Howard
Campbell J. B., captain U. S. A., dwl Presidio
Cannon Frank, laborer, dwl Polk Lane nr Stockton
Canteri Luigi, tailor Joseph Vicci, dwl 637 Pacific
Cappelman Christian, groceries and liquors, 719 Pacific
Cargill Andrew H., stockbroker, office Pacific Exchange

Building, 314 Montgomery
Carl Hennann, with Louis Wilkie, dwl 242 Sutter
Carlsen Lauritz Rev., pastor Our Saviour's Scandinavian

Evangelical Lutheran Church, dwl 335 Bryant
CARMEN ISL.4ND SALT WORKS, salesroom and

office 223 Sacramento
Carothers John, barkeeper, dwl 6 St. Mary
Carr Matthew D., compositor, dwl 1016 Pine
Carr William T., dwl 533i Stevenson
Carter George E., broker, office 238 Mont, dwl 11 Kearny
Cashin John, president People's Ice Co., dwl Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel
Cast Steel Shoe and Die Co., William R. Townsend, sec-
retary, office 59 Nevada Block
CASTilLHIIN FREDERICK .1., attorney at law, office

607 Kearny, dwl 1606 Leavenworth
Castro Jesus, expressman, NW cor Vallejo and Dupont,

dwl W s Powell bet Pacific and Broadway
Cathcart James F. , actor Baldwm's Academy of Music
Central Belmont Silver Mining Co. (Belmont, Nev.), of-
fice 328 Montgomery room 22
Cerac Theodore, porter Alexandre Levy, dwl 836 Vallejo
CERF EM.4NIJEL, expressman, NW cor Mission and

Third, dwl 19 Bernard
Chadboume F. S. (F. S. Chadbourne & Co.), dwl NW

cor Bush and Leavenworth
Chadbourne F. S. & Co., furniture and bedding, 727

Market
Chadbourne Thomas J. , ship bread and cracker bakery,

1412 Dupont, office 214 Sacramento
Chamberlin C. Rev., pastor St. Paul's M. E. Church

South, dwl 802 Shotwell
Chamblin John, wharfinger Main St. Wharf
Champlin John L., real-estate agent, dwl NE cor Twen-

tv-fourth and Howard
Chapman Henry (Blunt <t C), dwl 530 Pine

TAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan' i\

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Chapman James, wharfinger Battery St. Wharf
CHAPMAK Itl'Sl^DLL, real-estate and general busi-
ness agent, 224 Montgomery, res San Rafael
Church Isaac S., dwl 2727 California
CITV €KIini.\'AL <'OliilT, City Hall, second floor
€ITV IR«.\ WORKS, Low&Chartrey proptrs,2G and

28 Fremont
Clancy Owen H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Sixteenth

and Second Av
CLAKK (iEOROE >V., importer paper hangings, win-
dow shades, etc., 645 Market, dwl 720 Union
Clarke C. J., dwl 908 Jackson
Clarke George E. {Clarke <C- Co.), res Reveille, Nev.
Clarke k Co. (George E. Clarice and James B. Malholm),

milling, office 331 Montgonier\' room 7
Cleary Michael (C. E. itcCiuker <t- Co.), res Oakland
demons Sarah G. Mrs. , teacher music, dwl 711 Taylor
Clever Christina Mrs., confectioner*', etc., 912 Market
Clingan David, wharfinger, Howard St. Wharf
Clinton George, policeman City Hall, dwl 1006^ Wash
Cochran Robert N., dwl 813 Howard
Code Philip D. (Code, El/elt it Co.), dwl 2136 Howard
Coffey Joseph F., clerk prosecuting attorney Police

Court, dwl W s Dolores nr Twenty-second
Coffin Flora, forewoman D. Hicks & Co. , dwl 5 Verona PI
Cogan Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
I'OOHLA^" JOII.\ M., U. S. district attorney, office

U. S. Court Building, dwl 1714 Hyde
Cohanc John, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl 617 Hayes
Cohen Henry S., books and stationerj-, 2202 Sixteenth
Cohen Samuel Harrj', printer Francis & Valentine, dwl

2202 Sixteenth nr Mission
Cohrn Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl 426 Chestnut
Colburt John (Lynch, Boradt d: Co.), dwl SE cor Mission

and Tenth
Cole Hattie Miss, actress Baldwin's Academy of Music
C'OLLI.VS JO.SEPH €., real-estate office". 318 Kearny
Combination Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.),

David Wilder secretarv, office 328 Mont room 22
CO>IMER<IAL BITREAU OF CALIFORMA, Al

len Breck & Co., managers, office 528 California
Conkling Silas, collector Green St. Wharf
CONSOLinATED IMPERIAL MINING CO.,
(Gold Hill, Nev.), W. E. Dean secretary, office 419 Cal
Cooke Francis H., coachman, dwl 710 Broadway
COXSJ'L BRAZIL, William Darley Bentley, office 309

California
Corbaz F., teacher music, dwl 14 Russ
Coursen G. A. , stockbroker, office 430 Cal, dwl 1006 Fulton
Cox A. A., salesman James E. Gordon, dwl 235 O'Farrell
Cox R. H., actor Baldwin's Academy of Music
Craig John (Mallady X- C), dwl 25 Valencia
CR.AIG JOSEPH (Edwards <t- C), attorney at law,

office 37 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 1916 Sutter
Craig William, wholesale wines and liquors, NW cor Mar-
ket and Ellis, dwl 21 Powell
Crisolio John, vegetables, 620 Broadway, dwl 1229 Dupont
Crowninshield Jacob, clerk Board Commissioners Dupont

Street, dwl 18 Prospect PI
Cullen Thomas (Bell & Cullea), dwl 1132 Market
Culverwell Richard S., mining secretary, office 320 San-

som room 5, dwl 9 Glen Park Av
Cunningham Stephen J. (Purman ib C), dwl 707 Hyde
I'l'RLETT WILLI.AM, architect, office 330 Pine room

61, dwl 509 Franklin
Currie Frank P. (Cahill <fc Currie), dwl 1037J Folsom
Curtis John W., secretarj' The Pearson & Curtis To-
bacco Co., office 309-317 Clay
Dachet Louis, barkeeper Leonhardt Breidenstein, dwl

333 Vandewater
Damm C. D., cabinetmaker Walcolm & Schomberg, dwl

423 Bush
DAMEL JOII^' ^ CO., Co-operative Marble Works,

421 Pine
DANNEKBERG AM.ALIE Mrs., children's goods, 24

Montgomery, dwl 614 Sutter
Darling Abram (Morris <fc D.), dwl 2310 Mission
Darneal H-rvey, secretarj' The General Land Agency of

California, 405 California, dwl 732 Hayes
Davis G., dwl 23 Powell
Daj' James M., dwl 850 Market
De Fragua Antrmio Maria, watchman stm New World,

Market St. Wharf, dwl 116 Jackson
Dearborn Theodore H., agent Kansas City, St. Jo. &
Council Bluffs, and St. Louis, Kansas City and North-
em Railways, office 3 New Mo'it, dwl Grand Hotel
Dell Charles L.' (Matthews ct D.), dwl 139 Fourth
Denison Charles H., insurance agent, office 38 California,
res Alameda

Desmond Cornelius, hatter, 6 New Montgomery, Palace

Hotel, dwl 1008 Mission
Detje N., musician, dwl 74 Grove Av
Dillon Bernard F., groceries and liquors, NW cor Taj'lor

and Tyler and SE cor Sixth and Shipley, dwl 161

Shipley
DIETZ A. C. «& <'0., importers and wholesale dealers

oils, paints, varnishes, and lamps, 224 Front
Dickinson O. Jr., mining, office 331 Montgomerj- room 10,

dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dillon Charles H., deputy license collector, dwl 1819 Hyde
Doane & Reed (Joshua G. Doane and Charles E. H.

Reed), hay, wood, and coal, cor Tyler and Webster
Docking Joel, brickmason, dwl 638 Vallejo
Dodd N. M. H. J. (widow), dwl 9 Sherman PI
Dodge, Russ & Co., merchants (Ferndale, Humboldt Co.,

Cal.), office 209 Davis
Dold Charles (Kittelberger <t- D.), dwl NE cor Fourth and

Everett
Donnolly Thomas C, dwl 1611 Mason
Donovan James, painter, 117 Davis, dwl 1516 Post
Donzelle A. J., collector Market St. Wharf
Dow Dwight S., commercial night school, 641 and 643

Market, Nucleus Block, dwl 911 Laguna
Doyle William, fireman U. S. Mint, dwl 221 Second
Dowen Albert P., lumberman, dwl 14^ Ritch
I>ll ROSE FR.ANK, manuf bed comforters, 9 Sutter,

dwl 1402 Hyde
Dufficy Peter (Enrujht i; D.), dwl 25 Ridley
Dudgeon Edwin, contractor, 206 Montgomery
Dunbar James W. (Dunbar A Ilixson), dwl 917 Guerrero
Dunbar & Hixson (James W. Dunbar aiuL Edi'ard T.

Hixson), produce commission, 206 Washington
Duncan A. & Co. (Duncan's Mills, Sonoma Co.), office 18

Market
DlfXCAX GEORGE A' CO. (George Duncan and

Jam's Currie), asphaltum and masticroofers, office

652 Market
Dunlevj' Andrew J., policeman City Hall, dwl 933^ Folsom
East Yellow Jacket Mixing Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), P. B.

Turner secretarj-, office 320 Sansom
EASTO\' A. S. A CO., real-estate and land agents,

office 32 Merchants' Exchange
Easton Asahel S. (A. S. Easton & Co.), dwl 26 Haight
Ecoles W. E., clerk W. M. Searby, dwl Concordia Hotel
Echeverria Francisco P., physician, office and dwl 1107

Stockton
Eddy William T., teamster Lewis & Co., dwl 411 Fourth
Edeiman Charles, assistant storekeeper Custom House,

dwl 26 Sixth
Edsberg Edward (Edsberq <t Anderson), dwl W s Devisa-

dero bet Eddj' and Ellis
Edsberg & Anderson (Edward Edsberg and Albert An-
derson), drj' goods, 1002 Market

Edwards , master bark Oregonian, Howard St. Wharf

Edwards E. D. (Edwards d- Craig), dwl 27 Turk
EDWARDS «S CRAIG (E. D. Edwards and Joseph

Craij), attorneys at law, office 37 Merchants* Ex-
change
Elbe C. B. (Oft & E.), dwl 1216 Market
ELLIOT CH.ARLES, city superintendent Spring Val-
ley Water Works, dwl fe'W cor Folsom and First
Ellis Samuel, blacksmith, 53 Beale, dwl 1511 Jackson
Empire Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, Camiie & Co. proptrs,

SE cor Eleventh and Harrison, office 318 Front
Engwer William A. (Alta Soap Co.), dwl 826 Union
Erringer John R. Jr., railroad and steamship agent, ofiBce

518 Clay, dwl 206 Chestnut
EUREKA STONE MANUFACTURING CO., Mai

colm Macdonald superintendent, factorj'535 Brannan,

office 567 Market
Fais Henry L., diaraondsetter, 311 Pine room 9, dwl

554 Tehama
Falk Morris, dwl 444 Clementina

Falk Philip, mining, office 432 California, dwl 541 Turk
Farnfield Charles P., clerk Union Insurance Co., dwl

Commercial Hotel
FARXS WORTH A CL.ARK (EliasD. Farnstrorthand

Zerah P. Clark), agents fire insurance, office 209 San
Famum John E., exchange teller Merchant's Exchange

Bank, res Oakland
Faulkner George H., bookkeeper, dwl 423 Sutter
Faull John A. (Wilson, Merry <t- Co.), dwl 1209 Sutter
FERRAL ROBERT, Judge City Criminal Court, cham-
bers Citj' Hall
Ferrero Mateo, boot and shoemaker, 629^ Union
Field George D., deputy license collector, res Oakland
Fifield Daniel, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl NE cor

Sixteenth and Howard

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Eheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Cal

^ p. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed 1862.

ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC,

Fischer Nicolas, native wines, 851 Market
Fitch J. B. (Fitch ,»• Vpal), dwl 330} Bush
Fitch & Veal (J. B. Fitch and John T. Veat), wines

and liquors, 338 Bush
Fitsclicu John, sawyer Charles Thistlewaite, dwl 482

Bryant
Fltzhuurli William M., deputv license collector, dwl 423

Kddy

Flynn Andrew, liquor dealer, dwl 511 Octavia
Fopiana A., hootblackinpr, 853 Market, dwl N s Union bet

Stockton and Powell
FOSTKK S. A Vn. (A. F. Soott), wholesale and job-

binjj grocers, 3() California
Fouse William P., collector Pacific St. Wharf
Fox Charles J., barkee))er James Rvie, dwl 777 Market
Fox H. B.. dentist, office and dwl 1018 Market
F^nce William, clerk D. H. Tvving: &, Co., dwl 111 Fourth
FKAIN'K KKOS. tV' <'0. (Fredirick A. and George P.

Frank, and Fuller <C- Williams, Madison, Wis.),

ajn-icultural implements, and agents W. A. Wood

Mowini; and Reaping Machine Co., 34!) Market
Freaner John A., office 300 Califomia, dwl 810 Mission
Frederichs Richard, expressman, NW cor Sansom and

Bush, dwl 415 FVancisco
Frisius Frederick A., clerk coiner's department U. S.

Mint, tlwl NE cor Hyde and Green
Furman William Harrison (Furnian <k Cunningham),

dwl 835 Harrison
Furman & Cunningham (WiVh'flun Harrison Furman and

S. J. Cnn7iinf)ham), real-estate and business agents,

331 Kearny room 3
Gadsby Elijah H., house and signpalnter, 505 Mission,

dwl G55 Seventeenth
GALLA<aill-:K Hl'fiH P. Rev., pastor St. Joseph's

Church, dwl W s Tenth bet Howard and Folsom
Granatin L. C, collector Francisco St. Wharf
Garcia E. R., teacher music, dwl 1024 Stockton
Gar.liner Thomas {Hooktr & G.), 426 Montgomery
Gardner James H., Custom House broker, office Custom

House, res Saucelito
Gardner Samuel, whai-flnger Washington St. Wharf
GAItlROLDI G. G., frescopainter, studio and office,

861 Market
Gasque Henrv F. (Gasqvc <£• Ricchers and Riechers &

a.), dwl SW cor Hyde and O'Farrell
Ganthier Eugene (Gauthier tfc Schmitt), dwl 306 Green
Gauthier & Schmitt (Eugene Ganthier and Joseph

Schmitt), stockbrokers, 238 Montgomeiy
Gauthorne Charles A. , photographer D. B. Taylor & Co.
General Land Agency of California (The), Charles Vinzent

president, Hervey Darneal secretan,-, office 405 Cal
Georges Hippolyte (Bine <t G.), dwl 730 Bush
Gibbs Charles Erwin, attorney at law and court commis-
sioner Twelfth District Court, office 402 Montgomerj',

dwl 2215 Steiner
GIBSON WESTOX, merchandisebroker, office 402

Front, dwl 005 Pine
GIOVANMXI KAMEL, wood and coal, 816 Pacific
GL.\»l»I>l'G, McBEAN •&- CO. (Charles Gladding,

P. McG. McBean, and George Chainhers), proptrs

Cal. Vitrified Sewer Pipe Works, office 213 Market
Glass Henry, U. S. N. commander training ship James-
town, d'wl 220 Turk
Good Harry C, dwl 611 Taylor
Goodall James E., deputy license collector, dwl American

Exchange
Goodman A. & Co. (Marcus Goodman), liquor saloon, 406

Montgomery

Goodman Abraham (.4. Goodman <t Co.), dwl 328 Minna
Goodman Marcus (A. Goodman J: Co.), dwl 328 Minna
GOKDOX J.4MES F... importer and dealer hardware,

349 Market, dwl 318 First
Gough Charles H., deputv license collector city and county
Gould A. S. , dwl 429 Geary

Gould Charles A. (Murdoch, G. & Co.), dwl 108 Ellis
Giiwan Mai-garet (widow), dwl 1316 Kearny, rear
GKA\GEKS* BrSIXES8 ASSOriATION, Thomas J.

Brooke manager, 106 Davis
GRANT A. N., hay and grain, 1141 Market, dwl 463

Stevenson

Grant John, carpenter and builder, 1149 Market
GRAY A SON (Samuel Gray), stairbuilders, 2245 Mis-
sion, rear
Green John C, salesman Household Furnishing Co., dwl

617 Post
Green William H., liquor saloon, 997 Market, dwl 613

Bush
Green & Seller (Louis Green and David Sei7er), clothing,

689 Market

Greene & Co. (Clay M. Greene and Harry A . Greene),

stockbrokers, 324i Montgomery
GREEN WOOI> l^'iLLIAM M., proptr India Rice

Mill, E s Fremont nr Mission, dwl Grand Hotel
Grosh Samuel, miller, dwl 220 Seventh
Guild Albert H., collector Commercial Bureau of Cali-
fornia, dwl 237 Second
GIIITTARI> E. A. <'0. ( V. Rey), Eureka Coffee and

Spice Mills, 515 and 517 Commercial
OuUixson Henry A. (Bell, GuUixson Jk Co.), dwl 1408

Leavenworth
Habelmann Theodore, teacher music, dwl 614 Bush
Haendel Isador, boots and shoes, 132 Third, dwl 339

Minna
Haggerty Patrick S., policeman, dwl 914 J Natoma
Halen A. W. Vd (Skinner it- //.), res Oakland
Hall George (Leiris i(r Co.), dwl 825 Harrison
Hall James H. (Ifall d- Murrai/), dwl N s Twenty-second

bet Howard and Shotwell
Hall James V. (Hall & Kelshaw), dwl 614 Market
Hall John Chase, attorney at law, office 240 Mont room 16
Hal! Robert (Howe <fc //.), dwl 825 Twentieth
Hall S. P. & C. P., attorneys at law, office 240 Mont-
gomery room 16
HALL JSi KELSHAW (James V. Hall and Joseph

Kehhau'), proptrs Sacramento Boiler Works, 37

Fremont
HALL A MURRAY (James II. Hall and G. JV. M%ir-

ray). Milkmen's New Depot Liquor Saloon, 937 Market
Hamer Henrv C. , locksmith and bellhanger, 44 Geary,

dwl 315 Ellis
Hansen J., ci'.rars and tobacco, 1266 Market
Harker Asa (Taber, Harker ifc Co.), dwl SW cor Octavia

and Pine
HAKLEY CH.IRLES & CO. (George Barley), barrel

and junk dealers, 116 and 118 Davis
Harmon George W., policeman City Hall, dwl 8 Brenham

PI
HARMON SAMIFEL H., lumber, Pier 13 Steuart, dwl

6 Essex PI
Harold James, policeman City Hall, dwl 819 Montgomerj^
Harrington James J., clerk D. H. Twing & Co., dwl 419

Stockton
Hartmann Emil A., jeweler, 16 Third, dwl 63 Thirteenth
Hathaway John D., stockbroker, office 419 Califomia room

17, dwl S s Liberty nr Valencia
Haub Philip (Wagner d: H.), dwl 3 Sonoma PI
Hausman S. & Co. (Loxiis Hausmann), importers and

manufs lookingglasses, moldings, etc., 647 Market
HA'WKINS A CANTRELL (William Hawkins and

Thomas G. Cantrcll), machine works, 210 and 212

Beale
Heald I. A., machinist Moreau & Co., 514 Commercial,

dwl 334 Bush
Heckey Thomas, collector Battery St. Wharf
Heinze Louis, fancv glassblower, 626 Cal, dwl 16 Garden
Henarie D. V. B. (E. Martin & Co.), dwl 904 Taylor
Hencken Martin, liquor dealer, dwl 633 Minna
Hennessy Dennis, tailor, 506 Howard, dwl 923i Folsom
HENRIUIIES »AYII», stockbroker, office Pacific Ex-
change Building, 314 Montgomery, dwl 331 Kearny
HERMANN LIICIEN, mining secretary, office 220 San-
som, dwl 299 Hyde
Hermannshon L., liquor saloon, 1061 Market
Herrick S. W., assistant engineer U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Herring William J., Overland Freight and Transfer Ex-
press, office 228 Montgomery, dwl 532 Mission
Herrmann C, hats and caps, 402 Kearny, dwl 1003 Powell
Hesthal August, proptr Eureka Glove Factory, 2618 Bush
Heywood Frank, lumber dealer, dwl 100 Sixth
Heywood Zimri B., lumber dealer, dwl 1533 Polk
HINCHMAN THOMAS W ., secretary Bay District

Fair Ground Assn, office 317 Mont, dwl 1124 Pine
Hinckley E. G. , wholesale flax and cotton twines, 324

Clay, dwl 118 Post
Hirshfeld N. H., moneybroker, office 634 Montgomery,

dwl 12 Langton
Hixson E. T. (Dunbar <i- H.), dwl 206 Washington
Hixson J. M., treasurer The General Land Agency of

Califomia, 405 Cal, dwl SW cor McAllister and Scott
Hixson Walter D., bookkeeper, dwl SW cor McAllister

and Scott
Hodge Frank, collection agent Bell, Byrne & Co., 606

Montgomery room 15, dwl 759 Market
Hoffmann John, liquor saloon, 1057 Market
Hogan John A., deputv license collector city and county
HOHL>VEG FREi»ERI<'K, apothecary and chemist,

NE cor Polk and Jackson, dwl NE cor Hyde and

Green

;!i

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Hontgcmery cor. Merchj

SAN FRANCISCO BIRECTORY.

Kenny & Sheahan (John Kenny and Maurice Sheahan)

merchant tailors, 691 Market
Kentuck Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), William R. Town

send secretarN', otfice 59 Nevada Block
Keystone No. 1 and 2 Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona)

William R. Townsend secretary, office .59 Nevada Blocl
Kilboume W. L., stockbroker, California Stock Exchang
King Leonidas A., dentist, office and dwl 619 Kearny
King W. A., wharfinger Mission St. Wharf
Kittelberger Charles {Kittelberger A- Bold), dwl 409 Dup
Kittelberger & Bold {Cliades Kittelberger and Charle

Bold), wines and liquors, SE cor Kearny and Com
Knox George T., stockbroker, office lOSJ Leidesdorff, dw

NW cor Guerrero and Eighteenth
Koebelin Lorenz, clerk, dwl 21 RondelJ PI
K.OKni,V,KARlTTER(GotthardKoehler and Charle

A. Hitter), manufacturers jewelrj' and silver ware, 2'
Post

Kraemer Julius (John W. Schaeffer & Co.), '321 Sac
Kreger William, carpenter and builder, 108 Davis
KIIHL, STEEL A HIC'KOX (H. George Kuhl, Thoina

Steel, and Albert A. Hickcx), stockbrokers, office 40

California
KYLE .lAMES, liquor saloon, 620 Market, dwl 60.

Jones
La Grange Burke, memorandum clerk U. S. Mint, dw

409 Stevenson
La Malfa J. F. & Co. (M. Levinson), advertising special

ties, 417 Clay
La Pique Eli, tailor Dennis Hennessy, dwl 68 Tehama
Lande Raphael, conductor L^. S. Mint, dwl 833 Howard
LAXD.SKKRCER I. Jt CO. (Arpad Unra-yzthy, Ed

ward Vollmer, S. Epstein, and Louig Grosff), manuf

champagne, dealers wines, brandies, and soleproptr

IXL Bitters, 414 Market and 10 and 12 Jones Alley
Lardner Henry F., commissioner Alabama claims, offic

U. S. Court Building room 23
LARZELERE, WITHAM A WIOHTMAX (WiWan

B. Larzelere, WiUiam L. Witham, and John Wight
wa>i Jr.), produce commission merchants, SW co
Clay and Davis

Laton B. B., mining supt, office 228 Cal, dwl 271.5 Missioi
LATO.V riI.4KLE§ A., secretary Commercial Insur

ance Co. of Cal., and agent Fire Assn of Philadel

phia, office 228 California, dwl Lick House
Laven James A., superintendent supplies Central Pac. R

R. stms, office 30 Sacramento, dwl 923j Harrison
LAVERY J. G. A CO., agents Bethesda Minera

Spring Water, 107 Stockton
Law Matthew S., policeman City Hall, dwl 36 Perrj'
LAWTOX EDGAR M.. secretary California Stock anc

Exchange Board, res Alameda
LEE BRI'CE B., State Harbor Commissioner, offict

440 Jackson, dwl 714 Seventeenth
Lee John, wool dealer, 320 Sansom, dwl 2219 Taylor
Lee Roland (Lee <t- Winstanley), dwl 636 Clay
Lee & Winstanley (Roland Lee and Clement Winstan

ley), architects, 636 Clay room 23
Lennan Jacob, policeman City Hall, dwl 308 Union
Levinson M. (J. F. La Malfa J- Co.), 417 Clay
Levy J. H., clerk Mrs. S. H. Lichtenstein, dwl 510 Kearny
Lewis Albert (Lewis ifc Co.), dwl 825 Harrison
Lewis Charles E., saloonkeeper, dwl 355 Minna
Lewkowitz Jacob, monevbroker, NE cor Kearny and Mar

ket, dwl Ss Turk nr'Hyde
Leydecker William, liquors, SE cor Pacific and Drunim
Lichtenstein S. H. Mrs., moneybroker, 540 Keamv, dw

1044 Howard
Life Association of America (St. Louis, Missouri), Isaa<

W. Tener secretary', office 316 Montgomerj'
LINDSLEY' A CHI'RCH (Addison A. Lmdsley anc

Setimotir H. Church), importers and dealers foreigr

and domestic coals, yard cor Main and Folsom, offic*

238 Montgomerj'
Lissak A. H. Jr., stockbroker, office 108.V Leidesdorflt, dw!

116 Turk
Lissak Louis S., stockbroker, office 108} Leidesdorff, dw!

Lick House
Logan James, Astralian Beer Hall, 738 Howard
Logan Matthew J., produce commission, 222 Clay
Longhead J., painter, 31.5 Stockton, dwl 713i Bu'^h
MACPHER.SOX A WETHEUBEE (Alexander A.

Macpherson and Henry W'etherbee), lumber dealers,

and proptrs Noj'o and Albion River Mills, office 36

Market
Maldonado Charles, engineer, dwl 528 Vallejo
Mallady Willliam Jalmes (Mallady <0 Craig), dwl 837 Miss
Mallad}' & Craig (iViliiam James Mallady and John

Craig), undertakers, 703 Mission

Holler T., liquors, 1036 Market

Hook Benjamin F. (Hook <fc Jaqucs), dwl 1115 Clay

Hook & Jaques (Benjamin F. Hook and James B.
Jaqiiex), coffee saloon, 304 Market

HOOPER C. .4. A <'0. (George W. Hooper), lumber
dealers, foot Fourth cor Channel

HOPPiS A SOXS (Charles, Charles E., George H.,and
Frank W. Hopps), house, sign, and ornamental
painters, 332 Pine

HOI SEIIOLB Fl RMSHI.XG CO. THE (John W.
Ames and Pelham W. Ames), wooden, tin, and
metal household wares, 22 Post

Hudson James H., cigars and tobacco, SE cor Kearny
and Bush, dwl 5 Annie

Hughes Ignatius, clerk James H. Hudson, dwl 335 J Lin-
den Av

Hutrhes Mary (widow), dwl 17 Fourth

HIGHER W.ILTOX G.. stockbroker, office Pacific
Exchange Building. 314 Montgomery

Humbourg August, cabinetmaker Walcolm & Schomberg,
dwl 124 First Av

Humphreys Thomas, plumber, gas and steamfltter, 609
Mission, dwl 116^ Ninth

HIIXT EOWIX O".. Challenge, Union, Pioneer, and
Adjustable Wind Mills, 37 Fremont, dwl 1721 Market

Hunter William T., deputy license collector

Hunter & Shackleford (H'(7?i«m //wnifr and Thomas J.
Shacklcford), brick manufacturers, office 124 Geary

Husselman Samuel B. (Hu-sselman i- Nolte), dwl 1823
Bush

H1JSSEL.U.4N A XOLTE (Samuel B. Husselman and
Henry Nolle), Callfoniia land and real-estate agents,
526 Kearny

HLSSEY .lAMES L., stockbroker, office 331 Kearny
rooms 3 and 4, res San Rafael

Hutchinson Anna Miss, teacher music, dwl 535 Turk

IXFAXTS* SHELTER, Mrs. J. S. Spear president, Miss
E. Humister matron, 512 Minna

Ingersoll Rock Drill, J. !B. Rej-nolds agent, office 320 San-
som room 4

I.\M.1\ .JERRY, wines and liquors, SE cor Fifth and
Market, dwl Brooklyn Hotel

Interior Press Association, T. Glancy agent, office 328
Montgomery room 24

Irazoque !FranQois, liquor saloon, 500 Pacific, dwl 814 Sac

ISAACS, GROSS A CO. (Morris J. Isaacs, Herman
Gross, and Solomon J. Nathan), importers and man-
ufacturers clothing and furnishing goods, 533 Market

JACKSON JOHN P., agent John P. Jones, office Nev-
ada Block, 309 Montgomerj' room 61, dwl 720 Sutter

Jackson John W., watchmaker H. Hyman & Co., dwl 863 J
Market

Jacoby Julius H., clerk Louis Schwartz, dwl 1110 Stock

Jaques James B. (Hook Jk Jaques), dwl 526 Filbert

Jaques James J., sewer and drain pipes, office 304 Mar-
ket, dwl 1826 Eddy

Jehu Nathaniel L., policeman City Hall, dwl 275 Jessie

Johnson A. S., painter, dwl 1617 Polk

JOHXSOX A VO.(Giisfavus S. Johnson, William P.
Ridgeway, and Charles J. Spaulding), proprietors
Grand Hotel, SE cor Market and New Montgomerv

JOHXSTOXE niLLlAM, book and jobprinter, 414
Market, dwl Howard nr Twentv-sixth

JOXES .lOlIX P., capitalist, office Nevada Block 309
Montgomery room 61

Jones Winfield S., secretary Security Savings Bank, office
215 Sansom, dwl 1120 Washington

Judge Thomas, fruits and vesetables, 502 Third

K.ILLEXBEKG THEOBORE, machinist and model-
maker, 32 Fremont, dwl 27 Anthony

Kannaven James, keeper Sherifif 's Office, dwl 111 Virginia

Kansas City St. Joseph & Council Bluffs R. R. Co., T. H.
Dearborn agent, 3 New Montgomeiy

Kauce ttank H., watchman U. S. Mint, dwl 217 Tehama

Keeney Charles C., surgeon and Medical Director U. S. A.,
office 105 Stockton, dwl 562 Folsom

Keil Frederick C. ( Von der Lieth X- K.), dwl SW cor Sixth
and Folsom

Kelleher John, porter Sheriff's Office, dwl W s Buchanan
bet Ellis and O'Farrell

Kelley George W. (Kelley <t Pollock), dwl Conunercial
Hotel

Kelley George W. (Kelley (t Pollock), res Oakland

Kelley & Pollock (George W. Kelley and James C. Pol-
lock), stockbrokers, office 316 Montgomerj'

Kelshaw Joseph (Hall <t K.), dwl SE cor Hampshire and
Santa Clara

Kenny John, wholesale wines and liquors, 605 Front, dwl
W 8 Nebraska nr Yolo

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, SMrts & Men's Furnishing Qooc

larsdcn Ixtuisu Miss, coiup>usitor Bonnard & Daly, dwl

~ t4i Howard
lAItiSH HKXKY v., agent Eastern manufacturers,

doiiliT dye stuffs, chemicals, etc., 310 Clav, res San

Kufacl

farsliall James M., jjoliccnian Citv Hall, dwl 12^ Langton
larshall Scth & Co. (William T.' Wiclamir), sU.ckhrok-

ei-s, Pacific Kxchanjje Huilding, 314 Montgomery
tarston J. S., niglitwntchnian U. S. Mint, res Oakland
lartlia Bessie Mining Co., J. W. Coppage socretar\', office

3;i0 Pine
lATTIIEWj* HKXni', vice-president and cashier

Western Savings and Trust Co., office 415 California,

dwl 317 Mason
IA1'LI»I\ Hit; II, stockbroker, office 316 Montgomery,

dwl Grand Hotel
J IcAdani Owen (McAdam A: Webber), 134 Third
" IcAdam & W'chher (Oireti McAdamaiid Henry Webber),

Ixiots and shoes, 134 Third
IcCafferty Neil, livorj' stable, 213 Pine, dwl 325 Sansom
, [cCarthy Miles, collector Union St. Wharf
M [cCo

?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

rmack Daniel, longshoreman, dwl S s Broadway bet
iliison and Taylor

m icGehen Hugh, collector Howard St. Wharf
IcGowan P. H. {Stock Report Publishing Co.), dwl

*[,

- . 608

Sacramento

[cOrew William H., attorney at law, office 72 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl 1S07 Jessie
[cKenzie .John W., collector and private agent, office 607

Kearny, dwl 22 Fell
[cMenomy James W., deputy license collector city and
p, county

J [cNamara Thomas, attorney at law, 636 Clay room 10,
dwl 971 Van Ness Av
cNeil James, messenger Security Savings Bank, dwl

2211 Van Ness Av
eoson J. C. , collector Oakland Ferry Wharf
ieeker Henry H., ookkeeper Sanderson &, Horn, dwl
;' 2401 Buchanan

', [efret Xavier, pantrjinan Boutinoti & Bulland, 536
Merchant
ellon Edward, porter James Kyle, dwl 624 Commercial
ulody Joseph, policeman City Hall, dwl 7-50 Howard
cndclson Solomon, money and exchangebroker, 634
Market (and Mendelson Brothers, i'okohania), dwl
34 Turk
lEKCKK ROBERT .1., real-estate agent, office 426

Montgomerj-, dwl Morton House
^erriam George B., blacksmith C. H. Leavitt, dwl 245
Minna

4escth Charles, jeweler, 137 Mont, dwl 923 Union
etzner Catherine (widow), dwl 202 Fifth
etzner Charles, jeweler, dwl 202 Fifth
eyers Fannie Jliss, teacher music, Uwl 907 McAllister
lillcr James A. (i[Hler it Stauf), res Oakland
liller & Sta,ui (James A. Miller and Werner Stauf),

stockbrokers, 302 Sansom
ills & Leak (Philo Mills d: Mon Leak), importers and

wholesale dealers gloves, 202 Bush
[ineral Park Mill Co., William R. Townsend secretary,

olfice 59 Nevada Block
ix L. W., .stockbroker, California Stock Exchange, dwl

427 Sutter

[onroe E. B. (JD. B. Taylor Ji: Co.), res Oakland
[ontJiuzan Germain de (/r. Belloc), res Paris
IO.\TR.iLK4;KE«l: <'0. (Jose Maria Montealegre Jr.,
Marniel Montealegre, J. Antonio Salazar, and Ra-
fael Gallegos), importers and commission merchants,
, . 230 Cfalifornia
''* tonumental Mining Co. (Gold HiU Nev.), William R.
Townsend secretary, office 59 Nevada Block

* [core Emmett S., night watchman U. S. Mint, dwl E s
f Mission nr Tenth

'" [oran & McBride (Patrick Moran and Dennis McBride),

jiroduce commission, 218 Washington
"flOKE, KKVXOLD.S «f! CO. (Samuel More and Frank

II. Reynolds), wholesale liquors, 212 California
(org-an E. W., liquor saloon, 9 Hardie PI
[urdoch, Gould & Co. (Walter B. M%irdoch and Charles

A . Gould), niiningbrokers, 419 California
[urdoch Walter B. (Murdoch, Gould it Co.), 419 Cal
luybridge Edward J., architectural and engineering

photographer, 618 Clay
[yer Abraham, watches and jewelry, 1014 Market, dwl

206 Tyler
[yers Edward, attorney at law, office 312 California, dwl

1037 Post

* Fash Joseph, stockbroker, office 320 Sansom room 5, dwl
1104 Market

.^1

NEILIi M'lLLIAM N., merchant, office 309 California

room 11
Newman William, stationery and varieties, 914 Market,

dwl (il3 Ellis
Ni.igara Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
William K. Townsend secretarj', office 59 Nevada Block
Nice Thomas D. , night watchman U. S. Mint, dwl 22 Fifth
Nicholls E. Imugene Miss, teacher music, dwl 509 Powell
Nichols Warren, teacher music, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
NK'IIOL.SOX H. H., Centennial Flavoring Extracts,

1051 Market
Nolan W. H. & Co., importers and manufacturers boots

and shoes, 506 Market
Nolte Henry (Hxisseiman d- N.), res Oakland
KORTII^V ESTER. \ 4'0.>iMER('IAL CO., William

M. Helman secretary, office 309 California, room 14
Nuttall J. Robert, note department London and San

Francisco Bank, dwl 1603 Taylor
Nuttall Robert Kennedy, physician, office 417 Kearny,

dwl 1003 Taylor
Nye John W. , real-estate agent, office 238 Montgomery,

dwl 1015 Scott
O'Neili. T. J., collector Mission St. Wharf
O'Reilly P. S., deputy license collector, dwl 361 Seven-
teenth
Oakley A. D. (Bell <t O.), dwl 137 Montgomery
Ohl Andreas (Enger <fc O.), dwl St. Louis Hotel, 11 Pac
Orr W. M., proprietor Golden Gate Blacking Factory,

143 Minna
OWE>IS .lOHN^ B., agent Pacific and Sacramento Pot-
teries (Sacramento), office and depot 20 California,
dwl 1810 Fillmore
PACIFIC EXCIIANCE BriLMXG, 314 Montgomery
Pacific Glove Works, H. Shoenberg & Co., proprietors,

511 Market
Pacific Sulphur Co. , E. J. Fraser president, John H. Ware

Jr. secretary, office 305 Kearny
Parker Frederick (Beach <!• P.), dwl S s Clipper bet Dia-
mond and Castro
PajTie John Captain, dwl 306 Francisco
Pearson Charles E., president The Pearson & Curtis To-
bacco Company, office .309-317 Clay, dwl 1406 How
Pearson Charles T., capitalist, office 808 Montgomery,

dwl Windsor House
PEAR80N * CIRTIS TOBACCO CO., Charies E.
Pearson president, John W. Curtis secretary, manufs
and importers cigars and tobacco, 309-317 Clay
Pechner Marcus S., hairdressing saloon, 777 Market, dwl

834 Mission
PEOPLE'S ICE CO., office 312 Mission
Perkins George C. (Goodall, Nelson it P.), dwl 2216 How
Perry Grattan, private secretary John P. Jones, 61 Nev-
ada Block, dwl 811 O'Farreil
Phelan Joseph J., collector Broadwaj' St. Wharf
Phil. Sheridan Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), William R.

Townsend secretary, office 59 Nevada Block
Philip Franklin, chief clerk Na\y Pay Office, 434 Cal
Pierce William, wharfinger Front, and Union St. wharves
Pilcher William J. (Pilcher it Strong), res Oakland
Pilcher & Strong (William J. Pilcher and A'. R. Strong),

real-estate agents, 121 Montgomery
Platz Brothers (Edward and Joseph), metalroofers,

stoves and tinware, 119 Third
Platz Edward (Platz Brothers), dwl 163 Tehama
Platz Joseph (Platz Brothers), dwl 163 Tehama
Pollock James C. (Kelley tt P.), dwl 574 Folsora
PO.\B» EI>WARI> B., capitalist, office 212 California,

dwl 1221 California
POND .lAMES L., mining, office 330 Pine, room 28,

dwl Nucleus House
Potter Henry N. (D. B. Taylor & Co.), res Oakland
Prather J. N., traveling agent The General Land Agency

of California, 405 California
Pritchard .James A., mining, office 59 Nevada Block, dwl

602 Geary
PROVOST DANIEL R., manager California Vinegar

Works, and commission merchant, office 223 Sac
Quicksilver Co. (New Almaden), office .305 Sansom
RAY W. S. A CO. (William B. Anderson), cabooses,
office and cooking stoves etc., 12 and 14 Market and
9 and 11 Sacramento
Rea A., stockbroker, Cal. Stock Exchange, dwl 824 How
Rea C. T. , stockbroker, California Stock Exchange
Read Charles E. H. (Doane d- R.), cor Tyler and Webster
Read John F., wharfinger Vallejo St. Wharf
Red Star Steamship Co., J. R. Erringer Jr., agent, office

518 Clay
Reichert Theodore, mineral clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's
Office, dwl 602 Third

,^'AMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 ICearny Street.

r. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merely 0

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

Reimann Henrv A. (Soher .1- R.), dwl 2629 Harrison
Reutter Paul, barkeeper, dwl 1102 Montgomery
Reynolds Frank B. (More, B. <fc Co.), dwl 1113 Bush
Reynolds J. B., agent Ingersoll Rock Drill, office 320

Sansom room 4
Richard Sophie T. Mrs. , teacher music, dwl 1706 Leav
Richardson Thomas, lumber commission, office 18 Market,

res East Oakland
Ridgewav William P, (Jnbmon & Co.), Grand Hotel
KIEUKLL <;|iSTA1E. manufacturer vinegar, 102

Drumm, dwl 1021 Sacramento
Riggs George S., dwl 719 California
Rising Star S. M. Co., John W. Coppage secretary, office

380 Pine
Rixford Emmet H., attorney at law, office 528 California,

dwl 0-26 Oak
KO<;ER.S F4>KD H., stockbroker, office 334 Pine, dwl

1533 Sutter
Rollins John B., gunsmith, machinist, and sawfller, 1061

Market, dwl 606 Mission
Rooney Max, liquor saloon, 805 Market
Rosenheim Eugenie Miss, teacher music, dwl 103 Eleventh
Roxburv House, Miss Maigaret Bessor proprietress, 318

Pacific
Sam G. W., cigars and tobacco, 1136 Market
Sander Louis, dwl 312 Post
SAXTA MOXK'A LAXD CO. (Los Angeles Co., Cal.),

office 521 Montgomery
S.AI'L A t'O. (Edmund Saul), carriage manufactory,

67 and 69 Stevenson
Schmitt Joseph (Gauthier it S.), dwl 735 Union
Scholl Charles, cabinetmaker Walcolm & Schombeig, dwl

109 Chattanooga
Schomberg William (Walcolm <t- S.), dwl 109 Chattanooga
Schuchardt Carl W., watchmaker and jeweler, 44 Geary,

dwl 957 Market
Schuldheis John G., clockmaker American Clock Co., dwl

315 Stockton
Schwartz Lazarus, dry goods, 134 Sixth, dwl 536 Ellis
Seaton George M. (S. A. Stobie <t Co.), res Oakland
SEYMOIK S. H. A €0. (Simon H. Seymour and I.

D. Barnard), proprietors Russ House, W s Mont-
gomery from Bush to Pine
SHAEFFEK .1. W. & CO. {John W. Shaeffer, Julius

Ooetz and Julius Kraemer). manufacturers cigars

and dealers tobacco, 323 Sacramento
Sharp Young Richard, physician, office 536 Sacramento
Sherburne J. B., dwl Folsom nr Third
Shoenberg Henry (Shoenberij ct Bruml), dwl 507J Hyde
Shoenberg & BTum\(Henry Shoenberg andSimonBruml),

proptr Pacific Glove Works, 511 Market
Simon L., cabinetmaker, 1149 Market
Simon U. & Sons(Gw.s<ay F. and Sainuel Jr.), import-
ers hats and caps, 117 and 119 Sansom
Smith P. C. (Baker it- S.), NW cor Eddy and Mason
S.UITH W. .lAY, president Cal. Stock Exchange Board,

dwl SOJt Pine
Soher Lewis (Soher tfe Reimann), dwl 1225 Bush
Soher & Reimann (Lewi.t Soher and Henry A. Reimann),

regalia, military goods, and trimmings, 427 Mont
Solver Henry, toys, books, and stationery, 218 Sixth
South Jefferson Mill and Mining Co., Frederick Madge

secretary, office 64 Merchants' Exchange
Spaulding Charles J. (Johniton it Co.), Grand Hotel
St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway Co., T. H.

Dearborn agent, 3 New Montgomery
Stacom Maria R. Miss, French millineiy, SW cor New

Montgomery and Market, dwl 907 Jones
Stanyan Charles H., real estate, dwl 2006 Bush
Stender J. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 26 Rausch
Stewart J. Miss, colorist D. B. Taylor & Co., 415 Mont
Stirling John F., mining secretary, office 330 Pine room

28, dwl 1220 Market
Stobie S. A. (S. A. Stobie it Co.), dwl 418 Powell
Stobie S. A. & Co. (George M. Seaton), apothecaries, 413

Kearnv
Strong N. R. (Pilch^ir <t S.), dwl 1245 Mission
Stuart James, messenger St. Mary's Hospital
Sullivan Patrick R., steward training ship Jamestown
Simmer Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Kern Co., Cal.),

William R. Townsend secretary, office 59 Nevada

Block
Surprise Valley Mill and Water Co. (Panamint, Inyo Co.,

Cal.), William R. Townsend secretary, office 59 Nevada

Block
Sweeny John F., secretary Pac. Ice Co., dwl 601 Fell
TAnER. HARKEK »t CO. (Jacob S. Taber and Asa

Marker), wholesale grocers, 108 and 110 California
Taber Jacob S. (Taber, Harker & Co.), res Oakland

trs

111

3ljH

Tague Michael, fireman S. S. John L. Stevens, Folsom Si

Wharf
Taylor David W. (Taylor d.- Bruns), dwl 411 O'Farrell
TAYLOR D. B. •& CO. (H. N. Potter and E. B. Man

roc), photographers, 415 Montgomery
Taylor Dwight B. (D. B. Taylor it Co.), res Alameda
Taylor George W., wharfinger Harrison and Bryant Sti

wharves
Taylor & Bruns (David W. Taylor and Herman Brum),

Custom-House brokers, office Custom House
Tener Isaac W., secretary Life .Association of America.

office 316 Montgomery, dwl 16 De Boom
Tennent Thomas, chronometer, watch, and mathematical

instnimentmaker, IS Market, dwl 1513 Jackson
TENTIIOREY J. P. A VO. (Ppul H. Trolliee^,

maccaroni and vermicelli factorj', 558 Mission
Tern,' George W. (Terry X- Valentine), dwl 915 Stocktor |^,'
Terry & Valentine (George W. Terry and John ValW\

tine), foreign and domestic fruits, 220 Washington
Thompson Isaac H., with Pac. Ice Co., dwl 435 Eddy
Thurman John W. (Alta Soap Co.), res Oakland-
TIBBEY HEX'RY S., notary public and commissionei

deeds, office 600 Montgomery, and secretary Board

Commissioners Dupont Street, office 715 Clay room

12, dwl 527 Green
Tischer Carl, liquor saloon, 1 Front, dwl 14 Eighth
Tischler George, toys, books, and stationery, 1006 Mar-
ket, dwl 1004 Market
Tobin Richard C, stockbroker, office Pacific Exchangi L.. txirt

Building, 314 Montgomery ■'

Tojetti Edouard, artist, dwl 1218 Mission
Tojetti Vergilia, artist, dwl 121S Mission
TOWNSEXD WILLI.AM R., mining secretary, oi

Nevada Block, 309 Mont room 59, dwl 1028 Pine
True S. E. Miss, teacher music, dwl Hoff Av bet Sixteei

and Seventeenth
Tugawa R. Z., wholesale and retail Japanese goods, Ull

Market
Vaccari Charles M., bacon, hams, and lard, 12 and U

Union Market
Vagts D. H., wines and liquors, SW cor Annie and Ste^

venson, dwl Tehama nr Second
Van Amringe John, bookkeeper Owens, Moore & Co., Tti^

Oakland
.Van Norden Robert T. , real-estate agent, office 607 MonVjcfi

gomery, dwl 1819 Sacramento
Van Vleck Durbin, designer and engraver on wood, 6(R

Montgomery room 44, dwl 600 Bush
Veal John T. (Fitch it V.), dwl 336^ Bush
YERDEVAL .IOH\~ M., attorney at law, office

Montgomery-, dwl 1525 Sutter
VICE M.ARTJ.V, boat builder, 32 Mission, dwl 156 Mini
Vinzent Charles, president The General Land Agency

California, office 405 California, res Oakland
Walcolm George (Walcolm it Schomberg), A^'\ S sCoI

bia bet Guerrero and Dolores
WALCOLM »t SCHOMBERG (George Walcolm and

William Schomberg), furniture and upholstery, KM

and 103 Stockton
Wall J. S., vice-president The General Land Agency d

California, office 405 California, res Oakland
Walsh Thomas, merchant, office 309 California room 11
Ware .John H. Jr., secretary Pacific Sulphur Co., offli

305 Kearny
Webber Henry (McAdam <t W.), 134 Third
Webster & Prather (Lemuel J. Webster and John

Prather), stockbrokers, 328 Montgomery room 1
Wenzel Hermann, clocks, watches, jew-elry, etc., 3Sj

Kearny, dwl 515 Jessie
TYH.AN W. W., manufacturer Non-Explosive Diamonl

Gas Fluid, and dealer lamps, etc., 1244 Market
Wheeler Edward J., deputy coroner city and countg^

office 636 Clay room 11, dwl 915 Bush
White Thomas H'., workman U. S. Mint, dwl 23 StocktOB
WHITE WILSOX, merchandisebroker, office 204 Calj
Widow and Orphan Fund Life Insurance Co., Daniel

McLaren agent, office 238 Montgomery
WILL.4RD GEORGE H.. stockbroker, office Pacific

Exchange Building, 314 Montgomery
Williams Brothers (Henry L. and Chester), leather and

findings, 25 New Montgomery
Williams Chester (Willia7/is Brothers), dwl 10 Monroe
Williams Henry L. (Williams Brothers), dwl 10 Monroe
Wilson Israel C., porter William Willis, 309 Montgomery*

dwl 831 Greenwich
WINTER A WIXTER (James W. and Washingtott

Winter), dentists, 208 Kearny
Young William A., photographer D. B. Taylor & Co. 415

Montgomery

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^GENERAL REFERENCE

THE

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY

FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING APRIL 1, 1876.

SS" Notice. — Names too late for regular insertion, removals, changes, etc., tchich h<tve occurred during tJie printing
' the work, will be found on the pages immediatelii preceding this.

For List of Boarding Houses, Hotels, Lodgings, etc., see Business Directory, pp. 871, 913, and 929; for Packets
Sail and Steam, see pp, 945 and %1 ; for the Location of the Offices of the different Mining Companies, see Business
•tRBCTOKY, . p. 939.

ABBREVIATIONS.

Assoolation

k* Avenue

tidg Building

et between

or corner

ept department

wl dwelling

East

nt. Rev. . .Internal Revenue

aanuf manufacturer

i North

ir near

>p opposite

I Place

proptr proprietor

res resides or residence

R. R Railroad

Rev .Reverend

S South

S. f] F.'i)] ! i'.'s.'r.Firebept

S. S steamship

stm steamer

supt superintendent

W West

STREETS.

Bat Battery

Bdwy Broadway

Bran Brannan

Cal California

Clem Clementina

Com Commercial

Dup Dupont

Fol Folsom

Har Harrison

How Howard

Jack Jackson

Kear Kearny

Leav Leavenworth

Leid Leidesdorff

Lomb Lombard

Merch Merchant

Min Minna

Miss Mission

Mont Montgomery

Pac Pacific

Pow Powell

fr'as Sacramento

San Sansom

Sec Second

Ship Shipley

Stev Stevenson

Steu Steuart

Stock Stockton

Wash Washington

iABBL Martin, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomery
^aron A. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School, dwl

131J Perrj'

Aaron A. H., salesman Davis & Co., dwl 26 Stockton
Aaron David, stamping and pinking', 850 Washington, dwl

927 Washingfton
Aaron David Mrs., dressmaker, 841 Wash, dwl 927 Wash
Aaron J., cabinetmaker, dwl 352 Third
Aaron Joseph, hairdressing saloon, 534 Third
Aaron Louis, porter Simond Held, dwl 854 Folsom
Aaron Morris, tailor, dwl 533j Fourth
Aaron Simon, merchatil, dwl 854 Folsom
Abadie Adolph, clerk, dwl 915 Pacific
Abadie Emile, porter Denaveaux k Maison
Abadie Felicie Mme., dressmaker, 614 Bush
Abadie Louis (Abadie ct Fos), dwl 1510 Dupont
Abadie & Fos {Louis Abadie and John i'og), market,

1320 Dupont
Abbes Frank, painter, dwl 1318^ Pacific
Abbey Homestead Association, F. E. Luty secretary,

office 507 Montgomerj-
Abbey Isadora (widow), dwl 5 Pollard Place
Abbey John, carpenter, dwl 28 Clay
Abbot, Downing 4: Co., manufacturers Concord carriages,

Concord, N. H., Thomas S. Eastman agent, 413 and

415 Battery
Abbot George \E. Grisar is Co.), dwl Pacific b«t Ootavia

and Laguna
Abbot William, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Abbotsford House, XW cor Larkin and Broadway
.Abbotsford Michael B., dwl NW cor Broadway and Larkin
Abbott Annie (widow), dressmaker, 1406 Pine
Abbott C. H., dwl 14 Eddy
AbbottCharles M. , clerk Newton Bros. & Co. , dwl 611 Mason

Abbott C. S. {Curtis A. A Co.), res Salinas City

Abbott David, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.^ Wharf

Abbott Frank, cook, dwl 251j Clementina

Abbott Frank H. (i>'. B. Fuller X- Co.), dwl 257 Tehama

Abbott George, dwl 117 Bernard

Abbott George, broker, dwl 221 Capp

Abbott George, pantryman 519 Clay, dwl 420 Jackson

Abbott George F., builder, dwl 019 Capp

Abbott Hannibal H., salesman S. L. Mastick & Co., dwl

1823 Turk
Abbott James, dwl 304 Third
Abbott John, dwl 225 Bush
Abbott John F., dwl 822 Folsom
Abbott John M., painter, dwl 611 Mason
Abbott Joseph, dwl 315 Eddy

Abbott Lewis H., printer Cubery& Co., dwl 1828 Cal, rear
Abbott Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, 80 Clem
Abbott Moses A., inspector Custom House, dwl 2314

Washington
Abbott O. J. (Ctirtis, A. & Co.), dwl 708 Hayes
Abbott Osboni, moneybroker, office 319 California, dwl

939 Howard
Abbott Samuel C, carpenter Woodward's Gardens, dwl

28 Erie
Abbott Thomas, clerk John H. Heins, dwl 28 Clay
Abbott Thomas G., blanketcleaner, dwl S s Thirty-fifth

Av nr L, Bay View
Abbott William, bookkeeper Methodist Book Depository,

dwl 811i Tyler
Abbott William, clerk, dwl 1825 Turk
Abbott William, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Abbow John, dwl 17 Fourth

Abeille Marius, cook Joseph Barron, 606 Stockton
Abel Christian H., hassockmaker, dwl 18 Oak Grove Av

TAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, L. W. Laird, 513 Montsomory cor. Mercliai

Abel Geor^'e A., clerk W. A. Holcomb &, Co., res Oakland

Abel John, machinist, dwl 227 Second

Abel L. & Co. {Jusepli Marks), auctioneers, 004 California

Abel Louis (L. Abvl i Co.), dwl 452 Tehama

Abele Gustav, cook Weiss & Batteux, dwl 14 Harlan

Abeling Christian, laborer, dwl 561 Minna

Abclino Tet'oda, saddler Main & Winchester, dwl 3 Val-

lejo Court
ABELL ALEXANDER G., grand secretar}' Grand

Lodge F. & A. M., office Masonic Temple, dwl 1027

Washington
Abell Irvine, clerk, dwl 115 Webster
Abell Irving L., journalist, dwl Ks Shotwell nr Twentieth
ABEL!!! S. E., attorney at law, office 52 Montgomery

block, dwl S15 Union
ABEND POST (German daily and weekly), S. F.

Abend Post Publishing Co., publishers and proprie-
tors, office 535 California
Aber W. E., carpenter E.xcelsior Mills
Abercrombie James, dwl NE cor Pacific and Sansom
Abercrombie Maj,'g-ie J., capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl

NE cor Pacific and Sansom
Aberly Fritz, cook John Nussen, dwl 1324 Stockton
Abfelielder Charles, tailor, dwl 442^ Clementina
Able Albert F., driver United Anaheim Wine Growers'

Assn, dwl 1100^ Stockton
Able Richard, mariner, dwl 212 Steuart
Abies Herman, machinehand California Cigar Box Co.,

dwl 12 Boardman PI
Abline Benjamin, saloonkeeper, dwl 912 Clay
Aborn Edward S., physician, office and dwl NE cor Post

and Kearny
Abraham Abraham, clothing, 400 Pacific
Abraham Adolf, tailor, dwl 1 Elizabeth
Abraham Adolph, barber, dwl 728 Union
Abraham Christian, clerk Henry Meyer, dwl 'SW cor

Hayes and Market
Abraham G. , laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Abraham Henry, hats and caps, 1012 JJupont, dwl 728

Union
Abraham Herman, fruits, SW cor Fourth and Tehama,

dwl 248 Clementina
Abraham Isaac, clerk Weil & Woodleaf, dwl 214 Sansom
Abraham Jacob, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

829 Folsom
Abraham Jacob, machinist, dwl 349 Fourth
Abraham Joseph, clothing, 721 Sansom
Abraham Marks, hairdresser W. Morgenstern, dwl 721

Sansom
Abraham Myer, tailor, 704 Sacramento
Abraham Nathan (P. Abraham cO Son), dwl 9 Seventh
Abraham P. & Hon (Nathan Abraham), fancy drj' goods,

44 Sixth
Abraham Philip (P. Abraham <t Son), dwl 9 Seventh
Abraham Reuben, laborer West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 721 Harrison
Abraham Si|pon, hairdressing saloon, 860 Howard, dwl

721 Sansom
Abraham Thomas, broker, dwl 1612 Turk
Abrahams John, steward Bohemian Club, dwl 1606 Hyde
Abrahams Louis {Abrahams it Spiro), dwl 644 Sac
Abrahams Louis, clothing, 6 Clay, dwl 438 Natoma
Abrahams Marks, junkdealer, dwl 248 Clementina
Abrahams Richard, warehouseman West Coast Furniture

Co., dwl 620 Fourth
Abrahams Samuel, porter Stewart & Buckley, dwl 336

Broadway
Abrahams & Spiro (Lni^is A brahams and Morris Spiro),

pawnbrokers, 1136 Dupont
Abrahams. See Abrams
Abrahamsick M. Alton, Tailors' Protective Union, NW cor

Kearny and Morton
Abrahamson Alexander, clothing, 429 Kearny, dwl 820

Mission
Abrahamson Gustav, salesman Stolz Brothers, dwl 733

Geary
Abrahamson Herman, clerk Emanuel Mansbach, dwl 733

Geary
AbrahamSon Jacob, clerk David Magnes, dwl 733 Geary
Abrahamson Jacob, watchmaker Hartwig Traube, dwl

1217 Mason
Abrahamson Nelson, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co.,

dwl 411 Sixth
Abrahamson Ole, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Abrahamson Peter, stoves and tinware, 939 Market, dwl

1022 Hyde
Abrahamson Rosa Miss, teacher German South Cosmo-
politan Primary School, dwl 733 Geary
Abrahamson S., cigardealer, dwl 522 Dupont

Abram Isaac, clothier, 433 Pacific

Abram John, locomotive engineer, dwl W s Capp nr

Twentith
Abram Robert, shipjoiner, dwl 613 Gough
Abram Thomas, printer, dwl 613 Gough
Abramovich Bros. (John aiid Daniel), fruits, candies,

and tobacco, 1322 Polk
Abramovich Daniel (Abramovich Bros.), dwl 1322 Polk
Abramovich John (Abramovich Bros.), dwl 1322 Polk
Abrams Baron D., clerk Charles Kalisky, dwl SW cor

Tyler and Van Ness Av
Abraiiis David, merchant, dwl SW cor Van Ness Av and

Tyler
Abrams Edward C, carriagetrimmer A. Haas & Co., dwl

2032 Folsom
Abrams Henry (Levin <S: Abrams), dwl 786 Folsom
Abrams Joel, butcHer, dwl W s Thirteenth Av nr P.South

S. F.
Abrams John (.4 drams ct Carroll), dwl 112 Kearny
Abrams John, tinsmith Joseph Mayer, dwl 248 Clemen-
tina
Abrams Jonas, groceries, liquors, and crockery, 800 Lar-

kin, dwl 128 Olive Av
Abrams Julius, hairdresser, dwl 786 Folsom
Abrams Leon, salesman Stolz Brothers, dwl 128 Olive Av
Abrams Samuel, real estate, office 310 Montgomerj', dwl

507 Lombard
Abrams Waverly, clerk Davis Bros., dwl 23 Stockton
Abrams William, glazier, dwl 247 Clementina
ABRAMS A CARROLL (Jotin Abrams and James E.

Carroll), importers and wholesale druggists, 206 and

208 Battery
Abramson Adolph, clerk Ephraim Frank, dwl 904 Kear
Abramson Edward (>46ra);i»f)7i <1: Bacon), dwl 1217 Mason
Abramson & Bacon (Edward Abramson and Gaston E.

Bacon), drugs and medicines, 717 Clay
Abrego Ysmael, salesman Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl

519 Folsom
Acaberrj' James, carpenter, dwl 928 Mission
Academic Parisienne (French school), Mme. L. Forster,

principal, 912 Sutter
ACADEMY BLILDING, 330 Pine
Academy of Notre Dame, E s Dolores bet Sixteenth and

Seventeenth
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, SW cor Cal and Dupont
Accidental Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.

(Storey Co. Nev.), Charles W. Lamar secretary, office

339 Kearny room 4
Acclimatizing Society, S. AV. Hoyt secretary, office NE

cor Mission and First
Accolti Michael Rev., clergjTnan St. Ignatius College,

dwl 841 Market
Aceves Alexander, shoemaker, dwl 27 John
Achers Frank, cook John H. Heins, dwl 28 Clay
Achers George, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Acheson Thomas S. (Nye * A.) dwl 1035 Post
Achin August, laborer Ame & Branger, dwl 1315 Kearny
Achom Woodburj', porter Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl 3

White PI nr Jones
Achurra Ignacia, dressmaker, dwl 526 Vallejo
Acker Christian, baker Hirshfeld & Frey, dwl 911 Larkin
Acker V. Mrs. , dressmaker, 317 Sutter
Acker Valentine, dwl 317 Sutter
Ackerman Brothers (Samuel S., Hart S., Isidores., and

Isidore II. Ackerman and David Uavser), import-
ers fancy goods, crockerj- and general varieties, 209

Sutter and 123 Kearny
Ackerman Caroline (widow), dwl 520 Eddy
Ackerman Charles, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
ACKERMA.V CILiRLES L., attorney-at law, office

420 California room 6, dwl 520 Eddy
Ackerman David, butcher Felix Uri, dwl 902 Clay
Ackerman Edward, salesman Hall & Lachman, dwl 1309

Larkin
Ackerman Hart S. (Ackerman Brothers), res New York
Ackerman Henry, jeweler George Finck, dwl 520 Eddy
Ackerman Hyman S., cashier Ackerman Brothers, dwl

193 Hyde
Ackerman Isidore H. (Ackerman Brothers), dwl 910

O'Farrell
Ackerman Isidore S. (AcJcerman Brothers), dwl 910 O'Far-
rell
Ackerman J., dwl 614 Keamj'
Ackerman Jacob, driver Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl 1822

Jackson
Ackennan Jennie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Ackerman John, seaman stm Salinas, dwl 16 Washington '
Ackerman Oliver B., carpenter, dwl E s Fillmore bet Union

and Green

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Purnishing Qoods.

!. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Estatlished 1862.

Ackerman Samuel S. (Ackerman Drothcrg), dwl 910

O'Farrell
Ackennan. See Akerman
Ackermann A. , hutchef , dwl 719 Clay
Ackennaun Charliw, baker, dwl 631 I'acific
AckeriDaim llorman, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Ackermann John H., professor dancing, dwl 024 Pacific
Ackcrson Charles H., aruhitect and builder, office 215

Kearny
Ackerson John W, {Hanson A., <fc Co.), res Tacoma,

Washlnjj'ton Territory
Ackerson Lucinda (widow\ dwl 1627 Sutter
Ackerson Mary C. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1*25 Geary
Ackcrson William E., line repairer fire ahvrin and police

telegraph, Brenham I'l
Ackland Edward T., i)orter McCain, Flood & McClure,

dwl 106 Hickory Av
Ackman Charles, dwl 743 Tehama
Acors A. G. Mrs. (wido-.v), boarding, 316 O'Farrell
Acosta Donato, laborer, dwl 924 Sacramento
Acrat Jacob, j^ardener Laurel Hill Cemetery
Act Lee (Cliinese), butcher, 747 SacranKiuto
Acton George Jr., driver Charles H. Aitkcn, dwl 5 Wash
Acton George Sen., butcher, dwl 5 Wasliingtim
Acton Joseph, nnvchinist William T. Garratt, dwl 752 Fol
Acton Martin J., expressman, SE cor Market and Fourth,

dwl 340J Shipley
Acton Richard, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwi

N s M nr San Jos6 Av
Acton Robert, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 551

Howard
Acuila Spiririona (widow), dressmaker, dwl 539 Vallejo
Adacicich John, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Most
Adair George B., merchant, dwl 34 Oak Grove Av
Adair J. , barkeeper W. B. Cooper, dwl 763i Mission
Adair Robert G. , dwl 62 South Park
Adair William B., clerk Major George 11. Mendell, dwl

575 Minna
Adam Frank, driver ^N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 21

Louisa
Adam George, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl ns7 Pacific
Adam John, carpenter California Mills
Adam John, driver B, Badovich, dwl 131 Chesnut
Adam Robert, baker^ dwl E s Dupont bet GreeR and

Unioji
Adam Thomas {Adam .t Kibbe\ dwl 507 Cough
Adam W. Mrs., dressmaker. 308 Post
ADA.tf A Ii.inBK.{Thomas Adam and Millard Kibbe),

liquor saloons. Old Comer 516 Montgomery cor

Coniuiercial, and junction Market. Geary and Kear
Adaniena Felix, painter Giovanni B. Defeirari, d'wl 5 Pol-
lard PI
Adamena Joseph, painter, dwi 5 Pollard PI
Adaniena Mary (widow), dwl 5 Pollard PI
Adami John, expressNvagon, cor Stockton' and Jackson,

dwl 1204 Powell
Adami Lorenxo, laborer F. W. Haubrich, 623 Commerciai
Adami Luigi, Mason, dwl 19 Lafayette PI

Adams , attorney at law, dwl 741 Howard

Adams Mrs., dwl 719 Market

Adams — - Mrs., seamstress, dwl 31 Eddy
Adams A. A. Miss., actress Maguire's New Tlveater
Adams A. L., carpenter, dwl Central Pacific Hotel
Adams Albert F. {Hanson it ^.), and deputy colloctorU.

S. Internal Revenue, dwl 1238 Mission
Adams Alexander, laborer A. M. Simpson & Bro., dwl 1

Howard
Adams Alexander, laborer A. M- Sampson & Brother,

dwl 1 Howard
Adams Alexander P., surveyor, dwl 543 Second
Adams A. M. & Ca, locksmiths, 220 Fremont
Adams Amos, secretary State Grange P. of H., office NE

cor California and Davis, res Oakland
ADAMS AMOS C, attorney at la\r, office 40 Montgom-

erj- Block, dwl 413 Octavia
Adams Andrew, laborer New City Hall, dwl 545 Mission
Adams Andrew M, {A, M. Adams (C Co.), dwl 361 First
Adams Angeline Miss, sewing machine operator Levi

Strauss & Co., dwl 914 Jackson
Adams Anthony, carpenter, dwl SW cor Dupontand Post
Adams Arthur, ivoodcarver, dwl 79 Everett
Adams C, driver City R. R,
Adams Charles, carpenter, dwl 110 Minna
Adams Charles, master mariner, dwl SW cor Pennsyl-
vania Av and Solano
Adams Charles D., porter 0. F. Willey & Co., dwl Ni

Market bet Laguna and Buchanan
Adams Clara A. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,

dwl 1910 Hyde

Adams Christian, gunsmijh, locksmith, and bellhanger,

508 Connnercial, dwl 2 Vallejo PI
Adam.s Conrad, laborer Pro. Benev. Assn., 818 Howard
Adanis<;yrus {Cynm Adanus <t Co.), dwl 1527 Sutter
Al>/i.MS Cl'UIIS «t t'«. {Jinos Smith), Importers and

jobbers leaf tobacco, 419 and 421 Jackson
Adams 1). T. , capitalist,. dwl 700 California
AI>.4MS EltSOlV, real estate office, 44 Montgomery

Block, res Oakland
Adams Edward, dwl 23 Powell
Adains Enicrson, market, 4 Pearl, dwl N s Market bet

Laguna and Buchanan
Adams F., \;lcrk, dwl 8 Mason
Adams Frank, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine, dwl

N 8 Green bet Battei-y a'nd fSanscxn
Adams Frederick H. ( Van Shaick (<• A .), attorney at law,

office 606 Montgomery, dwl 42 Hawthorne
Adams George, clerk John W. Shehan, dwl 2 Vallejo PI
Adams (jleorge, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s Shaata

nr Illinois
Adams George, seaman, dwi 20 Commercial i
Adams George M., foreman cuttii^g room U. S. Mint, dwl

347i Grove
Adams George P., night clerk Post-office, dwl 206 Keaniy
Adams George R,, clerk Louis Sk»ss & Co., dwl 1833 Sutter
Adams George W., dwl 527 Sacramento
Adams Grove, mining, office 406 Mont, dwi 920 Pine
Adams Henry, brewer Broadway Brewery, dwl 10 Polk

Lane
Adams Henry, seaman, dwl 117 Dmmm
A-dams Henry, upholsterer Grand Hotel
Adams Henry B., giinsmith Liddle A Kaeding, dwl SO

Park Av
Adamis Henry Q.. clerk Wm. Boswortli, dwl 2510 Gongh
Adams Herman, tailor, 341 Bush, dwl 235 Kearny
Adams H. H., carpenter, dwl 107 Twenty-sixth nr Miss
Adams Hill Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka Co., Nev.),

W. W. Traylor secretary, office 309 Mont room 37
Adams Horace E.. collector, 4*5 Kearny
AOAMS HO«iSE, >fohn C, Beach proprietor, 537 Sao
Adams Howard N., carpenter Omnibus R. R, Co., dwl 82S

Mission
Adams Isaac, hairdresser Obenauer & Wagner, dwl 235

Kearny
Avlams Jacob, proprietor Broadway Brewery, 637 Broad-
way, dwl 6 Scott PI
Adams James {Adam.s dc Butler) dwl 416 Larkin
Adams James, dwl 402 Larkin

Adams JaVnes, cattle driver, dwl RaUroad Av, South S. F.
Adams Jam«s li., dwl 1910 Hyde
Adams Jane (widow), dwl 15 Fifth Av
Adams .J, B., bootblack, 602 Market
Adams J. Dexter, lieutenant stm Hassler, U. S. Coast

Survey, 214 Stockton
Adams Joel, laborer, dwl 17 Gilbert
Adams John, dwl 614 Kearny j^

Adams John, baker Jacob Lutz, dwl 1218 Pacific
Adams John, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomerov & Co., dwl 414

Post
Adams John, cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First
Adams John, carpenter, dwl 233 Third
Adams John, laborer, dwl 29 Oak Grove Av
Adams John, master barge San Mateo, dwl Long Bridge
Adams John, teamster George Meyer, dwl 515 Hyde
Adams John, waiter Lick House
Adams John A. {Norton tt A.), dwl 327 Larkin
Adams John S., freight clerk stm Montana, dwl 547 Min
Adams John Q., attorney at law, office 641 Washington,

dwl 1028 Vallejo
Adams John Q., clerk Merchants' Exchange Bank, dwl

106 Post
Adams Joseph, bookkeeper, dwl SW cor Pennsylvania

Av and Solano
Adams Joseph, hostler, dwl 327 Larkin
Adams Joseph, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 25 Pol-
lard PI
Adams Joseph L., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW

cor Brannan and Eighth
Adams Joseph W., manager Banner Soap Co., dwl 514

Pine
Adams Josephine M. Miss, saleswoman Singer Sewing-

Machine Co, dwl 1718 Turk
Adams J. Z., clerk, dwl Overland House
Adams K. F. (widow), dwl 729 California
Adams Laura E., chambermaid Palace Hotel
Adams Lawson S. {of Adams, McNeill d; Co., Sacramento

City), office 405 Front, dwl 825 Bush
Adams Lorenzo D., laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

238 Steuart

AMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan^

Adams Slay Miss, student Heald's Telegraph Institute,

dwl 321 Green
Adams N., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post, dwl
Adams N. A., Mrs. (widow), dwl 2506 Sacramento
Adams Nelson B., solicitor M. A. Miller & Co., dwl 82

Russ
Adams Oswald, pkmiber W. S. Ray, dwl 611 Howard
Adams Otis, steam pumpmaker, dwl S s Eleventh Av nr

P, South S. F.
AdKnis Patrick, deckhand stm Louise, Clay St. Wharl
Adams Q. L., dentist, dwl 1515 Leavenworth
Adams R. H., salesman J. C. Meussdorffer & Bro., re»

Oakland
Adams ' Richard L., teamster Michelssen, Brown & Co.,

dwl cor Eiffhth and Brannan
Adams R. M., hat manufacturer, 631 Merchant, dwl 931

Shotwell
Adams Robert, carpenter, dwl 870 Folsom
Adams Samuel, druggist, dwl 1S33 Sutter
Adams Samuel, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, Pier 7

Steuart
Adams Samuel J., machinist, dwl 51G Stevenson
Adams Thomas J., clerk, dwl 12 Ellia
Adams W., dwl 636 Comjnercial

Adams William, clerk Phillips, Taber is Co., dwl 127 Kear
Adams William, shoemaker, dwl 28 Clay
Adams William A., stevedore, dwl 331 Green
Adams William H., advertising departrnent Evening Bul-
letin, dwl 629 Clay
Adams William Henry, porter Hahn & Roche, dwl Guer-
rero bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Adams William J. {Adams <Sc Taylor), res Fair Oaks,

San Mateo Co.
Adams William S., painter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 572 Folsom
Adams Winslow, carpenter, dwl 1016 Market
Adams Zebdiel B., salesman Mam & Winchester, dwl W i

Fillmore bet Eddy and Ellis
Adams & Butler (James Adams and Thoma$ J. Butler),

hay and gJ'ain, 42 and 44 Clay
ADAJ»IS «& TAYLOR (WillUnn J. Adams and Peter

Taylor), proprietors South Point Warehouse, Berry

bet Third and Fourth, and lumber, Pier 17 Steuart
Adaiais & Westlake Manuf. Co., Walter M. Rockville

agent, office 109 California room 9
AdamSu See Addoms
Adamsciu Andrew, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Adamson Felix E., yardman John Smith, dwl 435 Pine
Adamson Godfrey, laborer Occidental Laundry, SE cor

FiiCbert and Octavia
Adamson H. H., dwl 957 Market
Adanisoa James, machinist Pv.isdon I. and L. Works, dwl

Liberty bet Guerrero and Dolores
Adamson Richard, salesman WjTine, Lowth & Co., dwl

3 Natoma
Adamson Wmiam, seaman, dwl 409 Pacific
Adamson W. R. H., cashier Woods & Freeborn, dwl NE

cor Leavenworth and Greenwich
Adar John L. (A dar tb Bicrge), dwl 736 Pacific
Adar & Biergie {John L. Adar and Joseph Bierge), pro-
prietors Lafayette Hotel, 736 Pacific
Adcock Edwin, polisher James W. Burnham & Co., dwl

440 Second
Adcock Jolm T., clerk Knowland & Doe, dwl 208 Second
Adcock Robert, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Adcock Thomas, shipcarpenter, dwl 13 Tehama, rear
Adcock William, dwl 208 Second
Adcock William, porter Hobart, Wood & Co., dwl 56

Tehama
Adderly O., shoemaker Everett H. Dunbar, dwl 1220

Market
Addington Frank, saddler, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Second

Av and Guerrero

Addison Mrs., janitress Union Primary School

Addison Anna, dressmaker, dwl 329 Filbert

Addison Oliver, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush

Addison Sarah L., dwl 7S7 Mission

Addoms Samuel K., salesman Robinson, Fowler & Co.,

dwl SW cor Thirteenth Av and N, South S. F.
Adelsberger Charles F., cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 409 Pac
Adelsdorfcr Ernest (Ordenntein cfc Co.), dwl 1605 Gough
ADKLSDOKFEK ISAAC, dwl 312 Sixth
Adelsdorfer Joseph, salesman Frankenthal & Co., dwl

505 Van Ness Av
Adelsdorfer Zacharias, merchant, dwl 1605 Gough
Adelstein Bernard, junkdealer, dwl 510 Post
Adema William, helper melter and refiner's department

U. S. Mint, dwl 6 Tehama

Aden Rammer, captain schooner Anna Aden, Pacific St.
Wharf

Aden Solomon, clothing, 818 Montgomery

Aderton T., saddler Market St. R. R.

Adler Aaron, dwl 1113 Post

Adler Adolph, bookkeeper Hart & Goodman, dwl 228
Bush

Adler Albert, clerk Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,
dwl 912 Howard

Adler Alexander, bookkeeper Ordenstein & Co., dwl 513
Post

Adler Barnard, real estate, dwl 748 Howard

Adler Bernard, tailor, 637 Third

Adler Charles {W. <t /. Stcinhart & Co.), dwl 1113 Post

Adler Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 1019 Sutter

Adler Charles E., salesman Fechheimer, Goodklnd & Co.,
dwl 427 Bush

Adler David, bookkeeper M. Selig, dwl 115 Elev«ith

Adler David, market, 419 Hayes

Adler Elkan, dwl 514i Fell

Adler George, painter, dwl 1128 Folsom

Adler Hermann, bookkeeper Simon Held dwl 502 Bush

Adler Jacob, clerk M, UUmann & Co., dwl 513 Post

Adler John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s ^Vhart

Adler John, saloonkeeper, dwl 1128 Folsom

Adler Julius, local agent Union Ins. Co., dwl 513 Post

Adler Leopold, shoemaker, dwl 637 Geary

Adler Leopold W. {Uhl Jk A.), dwl 518 Stevenson

Adler Louis, boots and shoes, 333 East, dwl 322 Green

Adler Louis, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl 115
Eleventh

Adler Morris, market, 302 Beale, dwl 115 Eleventh

Adler Moses, dwl 1113 Post

Adler Peter, carriagemaker, dwl 521 Green

Adler, Solomon, dwl 729 Geary

Adlington I)a\dd N., carpenter, dwl 1125 Kearny

ADMINISTRATOR PUBLIC, office 3 and 4 Court
Block, 636 Clay

Adrian Manuel, journalist, dwl 702 Vallejo

Adrian Adrien, dyer F. C. Hagerup & Co., dwl 148 Third

Adrian Frank K., butcher Henrj' A. Zeiss, dwl 1103 Fol

Adriana Cora Miss, premier dansense Wade's Opera House,
dwl Warschauer House

Adsit Amiie (widow), dwl 726 Sutter

ADVANCE SILVER MININCi CO. (Alpine Co., Cal.),
Bartlett Lingley secretary, office 309 Cal., room 16

Aehms Herman, carpenter, dwl 18 Ellis

Aeils Charles, porter Hardie & Fredericks, dwl cor Bush
and Jones

Aelben Lewis, agent Cal. Brick Co., office 309 Montgom-
ery, dwl Church bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth

Aemi George, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl
627 Commercial

Aeschlimann John H., coachman Daniel J. Cook, 1117
Pine

JETHiA INSrRANCE CO. of Hartford, Conn, (fire),
George C. Boardman manager, Henry Carlton Jr.
agent, office 311 California

jETNA iron ^VORKS, Pendergast & Smith proprie-
tors, E s Fremont bet Howard and Folsom

iETNA LIFE INSLRANCE CO. (Hartford, Conn.),
Charles W. Dannals manager, office 504 Kearny

Afelde Joseph, porter John Harrold, dwl 918 Larkin

Afflerbach Alice Miss, music teacher, dwl 728 Broadway

Afflerbach Christian H., pastor Broadway German Metho-
dist Church, dwl 728 Broadway

Afflerbach Edmund, clerk John J. Pfister, dwl 728 Bdwy

Afflerbach Emma Miss, music teacher, dwl 728 Broadway

Afflick , dwl 632 Market

Afflick , driver Sutter St. R. R.

Affranchino Angel Rev., clergjTnan St. Ignatius College,
dwl 841 Market

Agama Juana A. (widow), dwl 403 Union

Agard George E., salesman M. Rosenshine & Bro., 'dwl SE
cor Mason and Jackson

Agard William B., merchant, dwl 311 Green

Agarri Ascension, laborer, dwl 15 Bannam PI, rear

Agate William, merchant, dwl 411 Sansom

Agee Robert, peddler, dwl SE cor Alabama and Twenty
second

Agcr James E. (Bacon <i- Co.), dwl E s Capp bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth

Ager John E., bookkeeper Mutual Life Insurance Co. Ol
New York, dwl 24 Second Av nr Seventeenth

Agers John, dwl 1226 Pacific

Ages C. , dwl 614 Kearny

Agger Peter, seaman, dwl 409 Pacific

Agnew A., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co

Agnew Gilmore, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 512 Sixtl

Iher

Hen
fa

Hem

tttrji

PRANCIS & VALENTINE. Commercial Printing House, 517 Clay Street, S.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Agnew James, teamster, dwl 28 Clay

A^'iiew James €, Jwl 304 Third

A|,'iiew John, stableman, dwl E s Valencia nr Ridley

AgTiew John J., foreman teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.,

dwl 14'J Perrj'
A^ew Patrick, shipcarpenter, dwl N s Lily Av bet La-

gTina and Octavia
Acrnew Robert, cari'ienter, dwl 91" Batten,'
Ajjnew Samuel, porter Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl N s Do-
lores nr Twenty-ninth
Agnew Thomas, city agent State Investment and Insur-
ance Co., otfice 218 San, dwl 1001 Capp c<5r Twenty-fifth
Agnew Tliomas, compositor Cuddy & Hughes, dwl 824

Kearny
Agnew William, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor

Fifth and Tehama
Agrati Giulio, theatrical agent,' dwl Gailhard's Hotel
Agrerre Trinida (widow), dwl 722 Broadway
Agrippina Insurance Co. (marine, Cologne), Henry Bal-

zer A: Co. agents, office 213 Sansom
Agual Patrick, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Agnern* Eladea (widow), d^'l 1332 Dupont, rear
Aguilar Francisco J., hairdresser Creamer &, Deckelman,

dwl 313 Green
Aguilar Jacques, dwl GIO Stevenson
Ay:uilar Rosa Mrs., dwl 208 Drumm
Aguirre Albert, laborer George Ellich, dwl 156 Steuart
Aguirre Helena Miss, seamstress Joseph Sheyer, dwl 17

Green
Aguirre Juan M., real estate, dwl 2 Gardner Alley
Aguirre Martin Joseph, clerk Ramon M. Aguirre, dwl 2

Gardner Alley
Aguirre Peter A., hatter, 329 Kearny, dwl 2 Gardner
AGTIRKE RAMO.V .M., nioneybroker and cigars and

tobacco, 5iX» Kearny, dwl 2 Gardner Alley
Ah Foo (Chinese), restaurant, 808 Dupont
Ah Fors (Chinese), shirtmaker, 811 Clay
Ah Fung (Chinese), phj^sician, office 215 Bush
Ah Hem (Chinese), rice, 760 Clay
Ah Hip (Chinese), tailor, 725 Pacific
Ah Sing (Chinese), barber, 706 Jackson
Ah Sing (Chinese), cigars, 729 Davis
Ah Sun (Chinese), clerk London and San Francisco Bank,

dwl 10 Brenham PI
Ah Tem (Chinese), merchant, 623 Jackson
Ah Why (Chinese), cigar manufacturer, 1235 Dupont
Ah Yuen (Chinese), candy, 650 Jackson
Ahbeck Xelson, blacksmith, dwl 520 Mission
Ahbin D., dwl 547 Mission
Ahearn Ann (widow), dwl 15J Boardman, rear
Ahearn Jeremiah, foreman Dennis Jordan, dwl 265 Stev
Alieam Mary Jliss, dwl 213J Tehama
Ahearn Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 727

Ellis

Ahearn Thomas, helper Union Iron Works, dwl What
•*■ Cheer House

Ahern Ann (widow), dwl 605 Xatoma

Ahem Arthur, carpenter, dwl 1060 Howard

Ahern B., laborer, dwl 610 Stevenson

Ahem Bartholomew, laborer C. P. R. R., dwl 1060 How

Ahern Daniel, laborer Laiu-el Hill Cemeterj-, dwl W s

Baker bet Gear>' and Post
Ahem Daniel, piledriver, dwl 336 Brj-ant
Ahern James, coachman N. G. Kittle, 903 Sutter
Ahem James, teamster Samuel S. Reinstein, dwl 1060

Howard
Ahern John M., grocer, dwl NW cor Larkin and Ash Av
Ahern M. A. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School,

dwl cor Larkin and McAllister
Ahern Martin (A hern tt Co.), dwl NW cor Jackson and
^ Montgomery

Ahem Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 605 Xatoma
Ahern Maurice, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl W s
^ Baker bet Post and Gearj'
Ahem Michael, bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl

W s Ellis bet Pierce and Scott
Ahem Michael, driver Market St. R. R., dwl SW cor Six-
teenth and Rondel PI
Ahem Michael, laborer, dwl llj Freelon, rear
Ahem Morton (Ahern <t Co.), dwl NE cor Washington

and Montgomery
Ahem Owen, Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor Keamy

and Morton

Ahem Patrick, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valencia
Ahem Patrick, deckhand stm Louise, dwl 1060 Howard
Ahem Patrick, tailor, dwl 1604 Cal
Ahem Thomas, foundryman, dwl IS First
Aiera Timothy, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 58
•111 Jessie

Ahern William, dwl 536 Sacramento

Ahem William, car|>enter, dwl 1060 Howard

Ahern William, laborer, dwl 424 Broadway

Ahem & Co. (Martin and Murttni Ahern), fruits and

commission merchants, 208 Washington
AIILIC.41'11 JACOB, stijves, tinware, plumbing and

gasfitting, 207 Fourth, dwl 41 Clara
Ahlbom Charles, proprietor Hansa Hotel, 429 Bush
Ahlbom Henry, expressman, dwl S 3 Fell bet Pierce and

Stelner
Ahlbom Louis, dwl cor Seventeenth and Church
Ahlbom Minna F. (widow), seamstress, dwl 33 Jessie nr

Seventh
Ahlbom William, laborer, dwl 5 Mason, rear
Ahlers George (Sturken <t A.), dwl 229 Spear
Ahlers Henry, jeweler Bujannoff & Babmann, dwl 18

Turk
Ahlers Henrj", stevedorq, dwl 160 Steuart
Ahlers Hennan, waiter John G. Druhe, dwl junction

Market and California
Ahlers John D., clerk Bucking & Postel, dwl NW cor

Taylor and Pacific
Ahlers William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Eighth and Bi-annan
Ahlert Frederick (Alhert dt Son), dwl S s Post nr Scott
Ahlert George J. (Ahlert <!• Son), dwl S s Post nr Scott
Ahlert & Son (Frederick and George J. Ahlert), fancy

goods, S s Post nr Scott
Ahll Richard, hog ranch, dwl W s Sixth Av nr M, South

S. F.
Ahlgrren C, baker BrookljTi Hotel, dwl 8 Harlan PI
Ahlgren John, carpenter, dwl 816 Jessie
Ahlgren S., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Ahlstedt G., laborer, dwl 430 Dmmm
Ahlstrom Charles, organist Scandinavian M. E. Church,

dwl 117 Perry
Ahnert August, junk, 614 Green, dwl 1514 Powell
Ahpel Carl, bookkeeper D. Samuels, dwl 714 Mc.\llister
Ahpel Henrv (Henry Ahpcl Ji- Co.), dwl 11 Carlos PI
AHPEL UKMCY A CO., fruit and produce 209 Wash-
ington
Ahreus Charles, carpenter Charles Klemm, dwl 352

Third
Aljrens Christian, jeweler and watchmaker, 843 Dupont
Aln-ens Claus, barkeeper Asa L. Waugaman, dwl 415

Brannan
Ahrens DIedrich (Ahrens dk Brother), dwl SW cor Mis-
sion and Main
Ahrens Frank, seaman, d*l 37 Pacific
Ahrens George (Ahrens <t Brother), dwl SW cor Mission

and Main
Ahrens George, clerk Christian Ahrens, dwl S43 Dupont
Ahrens Henry (Ahrens <i: Windt), dwl NE cor Hj'de'and

Broadway
Ahrens Henry (Henry Ahrens it Co.), dwl 111 Austin
Ahrens Henrj- & Co. (William D. Koch and Henry Tiet-

jen), proprietors Chicago Brewery, 1420-142S Pine
Ahrens Henry Mrs., dwl 520 Broadway
Ahrens Jacob, clerk Charles Mues, dwl NE cor Pacific

and Front
Ahrens Jaeob H., liquor saloon 218 Commercial, dwl 1421

Mason
Ahrens Rodolph, with D. H. Hillen, dwl NW cor Pine

and Larkin
Ahrens & Brother (Diedrich and George), wines and

liquors, SW cor Mission and Main
Ahrens & Windt (Henry Ahrens and A. H. Windt), gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Hyde and Broadway
Ahrens. See Arens
Ahronsen Julius, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl Sixth

near Market
Ahson Abraham, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Ahumada Joseph M., real-estate agent, office and dwl 631

Sacramento
Aibischer Brano, real-estate, dwl 1337 Dupont
Aibischer Joseph, dwl 1337 Dupont
Aibischer Louis, artist, dwl 1337 Dupont
Aibischer Mary Miss, teacher South S. F. Grammar

School, dwl 1337 Dupont
Aich Rudolph, gardener, dwl 1621 Sutter
Aicher Frank, locksmith John G. lis, dwl 1618 Stockton
Aicher Olga Miss, seamstress, dwl 1618 Stockton
AID I XIOX, F. W. BrUggeman, manager, office 320

Sansom
Aigeltinger Leopold, furrier, 1069 Howard
Aiken .\ddie E. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,

dwl 1102 Tavlor
Aiken Adeline W. Mrs., dwl 1102 Taylor
Aiken C. H., laborer Pacific Liverj- Stable, 709 Jones

JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, "Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercha:

AIKE\ CHARLES, attorney at law, office 34 Mont-
gomery Block, clwl 1102 Taylor

Aikens Jaiiies, bookkeeper, dwl 707J Mission

Aiken James, teamster William Kerr, dwl 909 Bat, rear

Ailceu John, sailmaker, dwl 708 Jones

Aiken John P., clerk Post-office, dwl 1102 Taylor

Aiken Mary Miss, school teacher, dwl 14 Eddy

Aiken Michael, dwl 208 Third

Aiken Robert, bootmaker I. JI. Wentworth & Co., dwl S
s Ellis bet Laguna and Buchanan

Aiken Robert, broker, dwl Nucleus House

Aiken Robert, deckhand stm Julia, Broadway Wharf

Aiken Thomas, agent, dwl G20 Brannan

Aiken William E, barkeeper stm James M. Donahue,
Green St. Wharf

AIKE.\ MBLIilAM II., attorney at law, office 34 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl 1102 Taylor

Ainsa James M., warehouse clerk Naval Office, Custom
House, dwl 1906 Eddy

Ainsley Francis, coUarmaker Main & Winchester

Ainsley James Edward, compositor San Francisco News
Letter, dwl 24 Sixth

Ainsley John, bootcutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 24 Sixth

Ainsley M., dwl 636 Commercial

Ainsley Mary W. (widow), dwl 758 Harrison

Ainsley Tliomas, dwl 24 Sixth

Ainsworth Charles, mariner, dwl 19 Minna

Ainsworth Frederick, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218
Drumm

Ainsworth John, dwl 225 Bush

Ainto John, porter Oakland Ferry Steamers, dwl 115
Geary

Aird Darling, blacksmith William Deacon, dwl 10 Zoe

Aird David, carpenter, dwl 7 Lafayette PI

Airey George F., butcher, dwl 73 Tehama

Aitchison John, carpenter, dwl 11 Cleveland

Aitchison Mathilda Jilme. (colored), fortune teller, dwl
223 Dupont

Aitken Charles H., market, 5 Washington, dwl 208 Ellis

Aitken Eggert Mrs., clairvoyant, dwl 208 Ellis

Aitken James {Moynihan Js A.), dwl 308 Seventh

Aitken James C, boilermaker Portland Boiler Works,
dwl 266 Clementina, rear

Aitken Jane Mrs., furnished rooms, 618 California

Aitken John R. {Aitken cfc Bender), dwl 530 Turk

Aitken Robert, carpenter, dwl 115 Second

Aitken S. Mrs. (widow), dwl NW cor Capp and Twenty-
fifth

Aitken Samuel, machinist California Machine Works,
dwl NW cor Capp and Twenty-fifth

Aitken William, coachman Peter Donahue, NE cor Bry-
ant and Second

Aitken & Bender {John JR. Aitken and Thomas L. Ben-
der), market, 543 Turk

Aitkens Ernest, shipping master, dwl 308 Green

Akerberg Nelson R. , blacksmith John Higgins, dwl 430
Drumm

Akerman Benjamin J., deputy marshal, dwl 113 Ellis

Akeroyd James, woolgrader. Pacific Wool Depot, dwl 624
Fourth

Akers Hem-y, laborer James W. Cox & Co., dwl 132 Feni
Av

Aklon Samuel A. , tailor, dwl E s Hampshire bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third

Akmann AVilliam {Meyer J; A.) dwl 101 Sacramento

Akron Charles, chop house, 13 Washington

Alabama and Humboldt Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.), William H. Watson secretary, office 302
Montgomcrj'

Alabama Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Frank Swift sec-
retary, office 419 California

Alacran Mining Co. (Mexico), L. L. Robinson president,
office 320 Sansom, room 23

Alahoe Peter, seaman, dwl 212 Green

Alameda Express, Alfred W. Lind proptr, office 18 Clay

Alameda Ferrj', foot Market

Alameda Frank, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont

Alameda Mining Company, Lyttleton Price secretary,
office 606 Montgomery

Alameda Real Estate Associates, James E. Damon man-
ager, office 607 Montgomery

Alami Bernard, fisherman, dwl 8 Sacramento

Alarme Louis, hairdresser Leon Bineaud, dwl N s Pacflc
bet Kearny and Dupont

Alaska Coal Co. (Alaska Ter.) James T. Hoyt secretary,
office 63 Merchants' Exchange

ALASKA COMMERCIAL CO., John F. Miller presi-
dent, Emanuel Neumann secretary, office 310 Sansom

ALA.SKA IIERALU, A. A. Stickney editor and pro

prietor, office 113 Liedesdorff
Alatorre Daniel, cigarmaker Diez, Bertz & Co.
Alatorre Dionicia (widow), dwl 1121 Kearny
Alatorre Presiliaiio, cigarmaker Diez, Bertz & Co., dwl

912 Jackson
Alatorre Theophilo, jeweler, 912 Jackson
Alatorre William, barber Espiridion Berroa, dwl 504 Val-

lejo
Alavia Peter, cook Cosmo Franciscovich, dwl 6 Fourth
Alban Edward G., head pr^stal clerk U. S. Railway Mail

Service, dwl 1753 Howard
Alban William Greene {A. C. Wightman <t Co.), dwl 1753

Howard
Albano A. C, dwl 810 Mission
ALBANY BREWERY, Spreckels & Co. proprietors,

71-75 Everett
Alberg Frank, driver Vermeil & Wellington, dwl cor

Fourth and Berry
Alberger George, porter, dwl 8 Tyson PI
Alberigi D., laborer Battista Papera, dwl 90S Stockton
Albermarle House, Mrs. Mary F. Collins proprietress, 8

Mason
Albers A. , carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 224 Fourth
Albers Albert, ornamental painter Andrew Frei, dwl 455

Bryant
Albers Anton, foreman Denicke Bros., dwl 1118 Jackson
Albers Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Albers John H., bookkeeper Conlin & Roberts, dwl 22

O'Farrell
Albers John Henry, oysterman George Mayes, res Ala-
meda
Albers Marcus, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth and

Clara
Albert Allen, gilder M. D. Nile, dwl 625 Bush
Albert Edward, Branch Bakery, 219 Sixth
Albert Henry, dentist, dwl 304 Tliird
Albert Henry, waiter Phil Donoho, dwl 1105 Powell
Albert H. M., stairbuilder, 407 Brannan
Albert Honestus, teacher stairbuilding, 413 Brannan
Albert J., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Albert Jerkin, tinsmith dwl 41 Clara
Albert Lewis {Lewis <t Co.), dwl 148 Tehama
Albert! Frank, professor music, dwl 105 Gearj'
Albert! Pada, bootmaker Joaquin J. Silva, dwl 41S Drumm
Alberts Albert, painter, dwl 455 Bryant
Albei'ts Henry, seaman, dwl 430 Drumm
Albertson Alexander, seaman, dwl cor Anderson and

Lyon, Bemal Hights
Albertson Joseph A., homeopathic ph3'sic!an, office and

dwl 109 O'Farrell
Albertson William J. , real estate, dwl 304 Third
Albertson William T., machinehand S. S. Culverwell,

dwl 615 Turk
Albion River Mills (Mendocino Co.), Macpherson &

Wetherbee proprietors, office 36 Market
Albrecht August {Schroder d- A.), res West Oakland
Albreoht Frederick, boilermaker. Pacific Rolling Mills
Albrecht Frederick, cigar manufacturer, SW cor Second

and Mission, dwl 66 Shipley
Albrecht George, blacksmith, cor Fifteenth and Railroad

Avs, dwl Sixteenth Av nr N, South S. F.
Albreoht J., dwl 432 Broadway
Albrecht James, butcher Rosenberg & Co., dwl 428 Shot-
well
Albrecht John, laborer Ruhland Bros., NW cor Fell and

Stanj"an
Albrecht John, tailor, 528 Bush
Albrecht John B., groceries and liquors, NW cor Church

and Twentj'-fourth
Albrecht Joseph, clerk Joseph M. Shotwell, dwl 425

Shotwell
Albrecht Richard, bakery and confection erj', 109 Taylor
Albrecht Rudolph, architect, dwl 768 Brj'ant
Albrecht Valentine, laborer Ruhland Bros., dwl N 8 Can

tral road nr Golden Gate Park
Albright Alexander, billiard-tablemaker Jacob Strahh

& Co. , dwl 317 Bush
Albright Charles H., salesman A. M. Oilman, dwl 61!

Pine
Albright. See AUbright

!i-Album Louis, teamster, dwl W s Church nr Seventeenth
Alcayaga Josf5, g'roceries, 524 Broadway
Alcortage Edward, broommaker Gillespie, Zan & Co.

res Oakland
Aldas Augustine, laborer, dwl 12 Varenne
Alden C. D. Miss, artist, dwl 538 Ellis
Alden Fruit Preserving Co., office 426 Jlontgomery

Hi!)

PEANCIS & VALENTINE, Printers, 517 Clay and 510-516 Commercial St., S til

p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 70G, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Alden James A., clerk, dwl 34 Eddy
Alden John, carpenter, dwl 214i Sixth
Alden Sumuel li., jwrter Frank G. Edwards, dwl 4 Ber-
nard
Alderman Oscar, policeman. City Hall, dwl 20 Stockton
Aldcrson David N. , dwl 24 O'Farrell
Aldred Michael J., foreman McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

144 Natoma
Aldrich Hyron Rev., clergiTiian, dwl E s Folsom bet

Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Aldrich Ennna L., physician, office and dwl 759 Market
Aldrich Frederick, nurse, Alms House
Aldrich George A., fireman Southern Pac. R. R. Co.
Aldrich John, laborer H. Kelling & Co., dwl 038 Com
Aldrich L. B. Mrs., teacher Shotwell St. Primary School
Aldrich Louis, attorney at law, office 330 Pine room 53,

dwl 1723 Clay
Aldrich Theodore, dwl 1425 Dupont
Aldrich W. A., capitalist, office 200 Sansom, dwl 612 Jones
Aldrich William I>., laborer, dwl S s California nr Bu-
chanan
Aldridge Albert, carpenter Baldwin's Hotel
Aldridf^e Catherine (widow), dwl 71!) Howard
Aldridf,''e John, steward, dwl 21 Stockton
Aldridg'e Marion, barkeeper, dwl 524 Howard
Aldridjre Robert, laborer S. F. Gas Lijjht Co., dwl 29 Jes-
sie, rear
Aleniany Josei)h S. Most Rev., Archbishop of San Fran-
cisco, dul 628 California
Alers Aug'ust, Turkish and Russian baths and physician,

office 722 Montgomery, dwl 718 Montgomery
Ale.\ Isabella Miss, dressmaker Mrs. P. M. Willard, dwl

635 Union
Alex Joseph (Coiutantine <!• A.), dwl 535 Union

Alexander , dwl 014 Kearny

Alexander , contractor, dwl 7 Mason

Alexander , lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Alexander A. (widow), dwl cor K and Twenty-first, South

S. F.
Alexander Adolph, tailor, 807 Market, dwl 404 Minna
Alexander Barton S. General, senior engineer and presi-
dent Board Engineers U. S. A. Pacific Coast, office
533 Kearny, dwl Palace Hotel
Alexander B. 1)., dwl 414 Pacific

Alexander Benjamin, porter Kline & Co., dwl 706 Vallejo
Alexander Bertha Mrs, hairdresser, 1407 Duiwnt
Alexander Charles, cigars and tobacco, 957 Market, dwl

500 Jessie
Alexander Charles, cook Constitution Hotel, 547 First
Alexander Charles M., tinsmith, 311 Fifth
Alexander U. k Co., manufacturers cigars, 222 Battery
Alexander David (D. Alexander <i- Co.), dwl 1047 Har
Alexander David G. , clerk Cantin &. Everett, dwl 2022 Pine
Alexander D. H., dwl 226 Second
Alexander E., barber, dwl 419 Minna
Alexander Edward L. , special agent U. S. Post-office De-
partment, office GOO Montgomeri', dwl 405 Turk
Alexander Edwin C, com]X)sitor, dwl 168 Silver
Alexander Eli, peddler, dwl 344 Fifth
Alexander Elizabeth (widow), dwl E s Gough bet Grove

and Fulton
Alexander Emanuel, shoemaker, dwl W s Natoma bet

Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Alexander Esther Miss, dwl 639 Vallejo
Alexander K.zekiel, captain stm Monterey, office 10 Market
Alexander Flora (widow), furnished rooms, 519 Jones
Alexander George, mate stm Monterey, Pacific St. Wharf
Alexander George W. (Oxborn ti- A.}, dwl 209 Austin
Alexander George W., miner, dwl 114 Mason
Alexander Goodman, glazier, dwl 1027 Harrison
Alexander H. , laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Alexander Harry, salesman W. Cohen & Co., dwl 1402

Powell
Alexander H. B., civil engineer Pacific Bridge Company,

office 606 Montgomery, dwl 708 Pine
Alexander Isaac, boot and shoemaker, 209J^ Pacific
Alexander J., capitalist, dwl 418 Sutter
Alexander Jackson (Carletoii ct Co.), dwl 120 Seventh
Alexander Jacob A., cigars and tobacco, 2 Clay, dwl 2513

Clay
Alexander James, dwl Commercial Hotel
Alexander Jumes {Perrett it Co.), dwl 122 Seventh
Alexander James, clerk, dwl 1411 Pacific
Alexander James, tailor, dwl 281 Stevenson
Alexander James, wholesale wood, 9 Berry, dwl 434 Sixth
Alexander John, merchant, office 121 Sansom, dwl cor

Tyler and Turk
Alexander John, stevedore Oregon S. S. Co., dwl NW cor
Main and Folsom

Alexander John R. P., conductor Central R. R., dwl 1046

Folsom
Alexander Joseph, clerk Godchaux Brothers & C(j., dwl

617 Green
Alexander Joseph, laborer, dwl 6 Zoo
Alexander Joseph Dolby, melter Pacific Refinery and

Bullion Exchange, dwl 1016 Green
Alexander Julius, hairdresser Adam Grimm, dwl 415 Min
Alexander Laura, dressmaker, dwl 7 Miles PI
Alexander Louis, painter, dwl W s Capj) in- Twenty-fifth
Alexander Mark, cutter Levinsky Bros., dwl W s Natoma

bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Alexander Orlando, mining, office 309 California room 17,

dwl 148 Sixth
Alexander Philip, fancy dry goods, SW cor Twenty-second

and Mission
Alexander Rachel, teacher fancy work, dwl 344 Fifth
Alexander Robert, calker L. S. Allen, dwl 2022 Pine
Alexander Robert, mariner, dwl SE cor Bryant and Board-
man PI
Alexander Samuel, tailor, dwl 706 Vallejo
Alexander Samuel O. (S. 0. Alexander <!; Co.), dwl 125

O'Farrell
Alexander Siegfried, clerk Bomstein Bros., dwl .S13 Jessie
Alexander Simon, second hand clothing, 1402 Powell
ALE.VA^tDEK S. O. <£ CO. (Abram Marcus), manu-
facturers and importers clothing, 4 Batterj'
Alexander T. H., office SE cor California and Montgomerj-

room 19, dwl Lick House
Alexander Theodore, salesman 620 Kearny, dwl 926 Jack
Alexander Thomas H., office 328 Mont, dwl Lick House
Alexander Wallace, clerk U. S. Shipping Commissioner,

dwl 1016 Green
Alexander William, clerk Joseph E. de la Montagnie, dwl

2022 Pine
Alexander William, upholsterer, dwl cor K and Twenty-
first Av, South S. F.
Alexander William A., laborer, dwl 741 Market
Alexander William F., painter, dwl SW cor Gough and

Vallejo
Alexander William H., compositor J. H. Carmany & Co.,

dwl 421 Fourth
Alexander William H, porter Colman Brothers, dwl 1407

Dupont
Alexander Y. (widow), dwl 18 Turk
Alexis Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.), H. R. West

secretary, office 240 Montgomery
Alexson M., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Alfen Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 3 Vernon PI nr Jackson
Alferitz Peter {Dcllepiane ct Co.), dwl 620 Green
Alford Charles, packer Ira Marden, dwl 9 Mason
Alford Joseph A., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

722 Harrison
Alfred Alfred, carpenter, dwl 11 Minna
Alfred Charles, laborer, dwl 2107 Stockton
Alfs John {Clans <L- A.), dwl 204 Steuart
Alfs William {Brand, Nabcr d: Co.), dwl 408 Gough
Alfs William, dwl 52 Pacific

Alfuse Frederick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu-
art
Algao James C, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle Sr., dwl

607j Minna
Algar Francis, carpenter, dwl 701 McAllister
Algar Hiram, carpenter, dwl 306 L'^nion
Algar Reuben, blacksmith Saul & Co., dwl 609 Folsom
Alge J., carpenter, Wade's Opera House
Alger James, optician, dwl 12 O'Farrell
Algerne August, laborer Palace Hotel
Algier John, carpenter, dwl Sacramento Hotel
Algore Thomas, carpenter, dwl 16 Taylor, rear
Alhambi-a Building, 325 Bush
Alhambra Hill M. Co. (Silverado, Nev.), Henry G. Langley

secretarjf, office 612 Clay
Alhambra House, 319 Bush
Alhambra Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Richard Wegener

secretary, office 414 California
Alhambra Quicksilver M. Co., office 320 Sansom room 19
ALI.SO .IIILLS (Los Angeles), Deming, Palmer & Co.

proprietors, office 202 and 204 Davis
All Nations Hotel, Frank J. Bertrand proprietor, 432

Broadway
Allan Alexander, carpenter, dwl 1028 Market
Allan John, builder, dwl 1 Glover
Allan John, stone seal engraver, 408 Bush
Allan. See Allen
Allardt George F., civil engineer, office 715 Clay, dwl 1719

Sacramento
AUardyce Alexander Rev., clergyman, dwl 2204 Pine

S ITEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

"D. "W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.

Allari Henry, boxmaker Benjamin F. Oilman, dwl SW cor

Haight and Webster
Allari Joseph, preserved meats, 53 and 54 California Market,

dwl 29 Morton
AUavia Peter, Austrian Benevolent Soc. , 71 New Mont
Allbri^ht John H., bookkeeper Charles Field & Co., dwl

508 Fell
Allbright. See Albright

Alldack Antonio, Austrian Benevolent Soc., 71 New Mont
Alldack Joseph, groceries and liquors, SW cor Devisadero

and Bush
AUee Daniel, surveyor, dwl 245 Stevenson
Allegria Gil Y., laborer Louis Sloss & Co., dwl cor Van

Ness Av and Green
Alleman Bernard, Austrian Benevolent Soc, 71 New

Montgonierj'

Allen , dwl 856 Mission

Allen Addison F. , clerk 'William T. Garratt, dwl NE cor

Natoma and FVemont
Allen Albert, fireman Southern Pac. R. R.
Allen Albert J., foreman stables Market St. R. R., dwl

N s Sixteenth nr Second Av
Allen Albert W^, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl Es

Louisiana nr Shasta
Allen Alexander, dwl 51G Sbotwell

Allen Alexander, watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point
Allen Alonzo W., patternmaker Pacific Iron Works, dwl

78 Natoma
Allen Ansel S., liquor saloon, 724 Pacific
Allen Asa, hair dresser, S s Geaiy nr Devisadero, dwl E s

Fillmore bet Post and Sutter
Allen Averv T. , clerk William M. Windsor, dwl 605 Pine
Allen Bennett G. (Wing tt A.), dwl 1711 Eddy
Allen C, dwl 863i Market
Allen C. C, bird cage and wire stand manufacturer, 437

Brannan
Allen Charles, carpenter, dwl 404 Bryant
Allen Charles, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Allen Charles, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Allen Charles, printer, dwl 525j Howard
Allen Charles E. , dwl 22 Minna
ALLE\ C'lI.iRLEl^ E., president Standard Soap Co.,

office 203 Sacramento (and Egerton, A. <i: Co.), res

Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Allen Charles E., sawyer, dwl 216 Third
Allen Charles R., cashier Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl

905 Market
Allen Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Frank

Swift secretary, office 419 California
Allen D., salesman W. T. Garratt & Co., dwl 572 Folsom
Allen Daniel B., cabinetmaker, dwl 223 Perrj'
Allen David, stonecutter David Moore, dwl 1032 Market
Allen Da\-id H., salesman Crane, Hastings & Co., dwl 1412

Sacramento
Allen Declen, blacksmith, dwl NE cor Rausch & Folsom
A len E. A., dwl 75 Clementina
Allen Edgar L., bookkeeper F. P. & J. A. Hooper, dwl

905 Market
Allen Edward, seaman, dwl 137 Beale
Allen Edward, surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Allen Edward I., dwl 45 South Park
Allen Elizabeth Miss, assistant matron Protestant Or-
phan Asylum, W s Lagnna bet Haight and Waller
Allen Ella Mrs., dwl 519 O'Farrell
Allen Ellen (widow), dwl 23J Zoe
Allen Esther (widow), dwl 223 Minna
Allen Eugene, clerk SW cor Third and Howard
Allen F., dwl 102 Eddy
Allen Francis, hamessmaker James H. Wilson, dwl 400

Bryant
Allen Francis, bakery, 326 Sixteenth
Allen Frank, dwl 22 Turk
Allen Frank, clerk, dwl 605 Pine

Allen P'rank, seaman stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Allen Frank F. (Allen ik Pilkey), dwl 720 Pacific
Allen Frederick, carpenter brig Sea Waif, Howard St.

Wharf
Allen George, seaman sloop Gazelle, Washington St.

Wharf
Allen George, teamster, dwl 16 Taylor
Allen George A. , captain stm Jennie Gawne, Washington

St. Wharf
Allen George S., bookkeeper N. S. Arnold & Co., res

Oakland
Allen George W., packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl SW cor

Fillmore and Post
Allen Georgiana, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Allen H., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Albert Henry, hairdresser John H. Hitchings, dwl Bush

bet Baker and Lyon
Allen Henry F., clerk Allen & Lewis, dwl 570 Harrison
Allen Henry H., mining, office 419 California, room 7,

dwl 514 Stockton
Allen Hugh, nurserjTnan and florist, W s Buchanan bet

McAllister and Fulton
Allen L P., local policeman, dwl 711 California
Allen Isaac, compositor Stock Exchange, dwl 329 Third
Allen Isaac P., exchange clerk Bank of California, dwl

129 Page
AILEX ISAAC S., secretary and general agent S. F.

Benevolent Assn, oflSce 10 Webb, dwl 1028 Pine
Allen James, dwl 713 Howard
Allen James, dwl 305 Tyler
Allen James, boilemiaker, dwl 207 Second
Allen James, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 18 Ridley
Allen James, expressman, cor Stockton and Pacific, dwl

1918 Pacific Av
Allen James, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Allen James, laborer, dwl C nr Eighth Av, South S. F.
Allen James, machinehand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Allen James, painter, dwl NE cor Rausch and Folsom
Allen James, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Allen James, stableman Norton & Adams, dwl 433 Turk
Allen James, stave cutter Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory,

dwl 123 Park Av
Allen James, teamster Horace N. Tribou, Pier 17 Steuart
Allen James A. (Sceman <l- A.), dwl 732 Howard
Allen James K., laborer New City Hall, dwl 22 Turk
Allen James M., attorney at law, office 309 Montgomery

room 12, dwl 1030 Jackson
Allen Jane Miss, laundress Henry A. Henderson, dwl

1618 Stockton, rear
AUen Jeremiah E., liquor saloon, boarding and lodging,

18 Washington
Allen John, dwl 35 Clementina
Allen John, dwl 621 California
Allen John, dwl NW cor Bush and Stockton
Allen John, carpenter, dwl 709 Tehama
Allen John, carpenter, dwl W s Bryant Av bet Harrison

and Bryant
Allen John, g^roceries and liquors, NE cor Rausch and

Folsom
Allen John, hardware and crockery, 1322 Stockton, dwl

First Av bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Allen John, hamessmaker Mead & Son, dwl 549 Stev
Allen John, laborer, dwl 234 Fourth
Allen John, leader Allen's Band, and musical instru-
ments, 329 Third
Allen John, plumber McNally & Hawkins
AUen John, porter Wilmerdlng, Kellogg & Co., dwl 208

Second
Allen John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Allen John, stableman Central R. R.
Allen John, teamster, dwl 1207 Montgomery
Allen John, teamster George Brjden, dwl 208 Second
Allen John, tailor, dwl 1315 Hyde
Allen John G. , clerk Eugene Casserly, dwl 533 Post
Allen John L. , master mariner, dwl 29 Oak Grove Av
Allen John P., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 How-
ard
Allen John W. , porter and messenger Savings and Loan

Society, dwl 719 Clay
Allen Joseph, paper-barrelmaker Pac. Barrel and Keg

Factor^-, dwl 611 Seventh
Allen J. T.", laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf
Allen LawTence, patternmaker, dwl 78 Natoma
Allen Lewis, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factor}', dwl

cor Powell and Francisco
Allen L. H., clamdealer, 105 California Market, dwl Long

Bridge nr Toll Gate
Allen L. M., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Allen Lorenzo D., teacher, dwl 1819 Webster
Allen Lucius H. (Allen <t- Lewis), dwl 570 Harrison
Allen Lumber S., shipwright and builder, 16 Drumm
Allen Mary (widow), dressmaker, 734 Howard
Allen Michael, grocer, dwl 338 Shipley
Allen Miles, laborer Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 511 Minna
Allen N. F., driver Omnibus R. R. Co. .
Allen Oliver P., bookkeeper Bank California, dwl 308

Eighteenth
Allen P., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Allen P. C, asphaltumroofer, dwl 164 Jessie
Allen Reese B., bookkeeper, dwl 2654 Folsom
Allen Richard, hostler Philip Morshead, dwl 848 Howard
Allen Richard N., dwl 23i Zoe
Allen Robert, boxmaker, dwl 231 Second

PEAITCIS & VALENTINE, Printers, 517 Clay and 510-516 Commercial St., S.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Allen Robert General, chief quartermaster Military Divi-
sion Pacific, office 105 Stockton, dw 1 Lick House

Allen Robert J., pai>er-barrelmaker Pacific Barrel and
Key: Factory, dwl 123 Park Av

ALLE.\' KOK, projirietor Nucleus Liverj' and Sale
Stable, 1S5 and 187 Stevenson

Allen Samuel, enarineer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay

Allen Samuel J. , clerk, dwl 70S Hayes

Allen S. G., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl SE cor
First and Folsom

Allen Shelden, butcher, dwl 33 Oak Grove Av

Allen S. K. (widow), dwl 26 Howard Court

Allen S. M., c.ipitalist, dwl .51.5 Market

Allen T., gasfitter Wade's Opera House

Allen T. H., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Montana

Allen Theodore H. (Allen <{• i'oun/}), dwl 712 Greenwich

Allen Thomas, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 406 Bdwy

Allen Thomas C, painter Baldwin's New Theater

Allen Thomas J., telegraph operator Pacific Mail S. S.
Co., dwl 223 Minna

Allen Tliomas K., dwl 54 First

Allen Thom;vs S., shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, dwl 208
Ei;;hteenth

Allen Villa Miss, dwl 130 Tyler

Allen W., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Allen W. A. , storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Granada

Allen W. H., salesman, dwl Brookl^ii Hotel

Allen William, carpenter, dwl 404 Bryant

Allen William, carpenter and builder, 524 Third

Allen William, clerk .John T. Beales, dwl 206 Ellis

Allen William, engineer, dwl 319 Green

Allen William, liquor saloon, 539 Jackson

Allen William, local policeman, dwl Polknr Bush

Allen William, moUler, dwl 315 Beale

Allen William, turner William Heney, res Oakland

Allen William, seaman, dwl NE cor Howard and Steuart

Allen William, waiter Palace Hotel

Allen William, watchman Sutter St. R. R, dwl 2213 Pine

Allen William Jr., saw^'er Francis J. Graoier, dwl 315
Beale

Allen William B., clerk Real Estate Associates, dwl 1010
Powell

Allen William F., barkeeper Cliff House, Point Lobos Av

ALLE\ WILLIAM H. {White <fc A.), office 419 Cali-
fornia room 7, dwl 12 Oak

Allen William H., attomej' at law, office 607 Washington,
dwl 206 Ellis

Allen William H., salesman Eagleson & Co., dwl llli
Minna

ALLE.N' M'lLLIAM R., plumber and gasfitter, 819
Market, dwl 910 Dolores

Allen William T., laborer, dwl 26 Howard

Allen W. T., purser stm Julia, dwl 119 Turk

Allen & Lewis {Lucius H. Allen and C. H. Leiois), com-
mission merchants, office 202 California

Allen & Pilkey {Frank F. Allen and Robert Pilkey),
liquor saloon, 720 Pacific

ALLE^r A YOrXG (Theodore H. Allen and Thomas
Young), stevedores, S21 Battery

Allen. See Allan

Allenberg Charles, mining secretary, office 438 California,
dwl 309 Hyde

Allenberg L., bookkeeper Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl
309 Hyde

Allese H., laborer George H. Whitnev, 114 Steuart

Allese T. , laborer George H. Whitney 114 Steuart

Alley Obed F., dwl 1102 Scott

Alley Philip, laborer, dwl 460 Tehama

Alley William Henry (A I le tut: DonaZd«on), dwl Ns Green-
wich bet Sansom and Montgomery

Alley & Donaldson (It'iHifrm H. Alley and John Donald-
son), liqui>r saloon, 717 Davis

Allmgham William, machinist Alcatraz Island, dwl 1007
Folsom

Allione Frank (Sfathopolis <t- A.) 88 Centre Market

AUione Henry, clerk Stathopolis & Allione, dwl 715 Vallejo

Alliot Emanuel, hairdresser, 311 Sutter

Allirol A., hairdresser, 841 Clay

Allison , shipcarpenter, dwl 606 Third

Allison C. , clerk, dwl 219 Ma.son

Allison Charles, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
1038 Folsom

ALLISOX l»AVID E., fruit and produce commission,
309 and 311 Washington, dwl 117 Oak

Allison Frank J., salesman Bravenuan & Le^y, dwl 528
Pine

Allison H. J., seaman, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden

Allison James, carpenter, dwl 2652 Folsom

Allison J H., dwl 417 Bush
Allison John, dwl 191 Hyde
Allison John, fireman O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Allison John, teamster Isadore F. Eaton, dwl 724 Shot-
well
Allison Joseph, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 141

Second
Allison Ranch Franklin M. Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), T. M.

O'Connor secretan,-, office 505 Front
Allison Richard, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Alli.son Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail .S. S. Co.'s \Miarf
Allison Thomas R., bookkeeper Pacific Ice Co., dwl 713

Battery
Allison W., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 1110

Montgomery
Allison William M., operator Western Union Telegraph

Co., dwl 870i Mission
Allkire Samuel H., bookkeeper, dwl 1515 Stockton
AUman David (Gallardo <t- A.), dwl E s Dorr bet Bran-
nan and Bryant
AUman George, inspector Custom House, dwl 143 Third
AUman John H. , clerk, dwl 127 Keaniy
AUman Miles, trackrepairer Sutter St. R. R., dwl E b

Larkin bet Bush and Pine
AUmaver A., fireman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3 S. F.

F.' D.
AUmaver Michael, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3

S.F. F. D.
AUseits Meinrad, bootmaker, 2005 Folsom, dwl SW cor

Sixteenth and Folsom
Allwood Henry (Parker tfc Allwood), dwl 14 Frederick
Allwood James, deckhand stm Julia, Market St. Wharf
Allwood Joseph, deckhand stm Julia, Market St. WTiarf
AUjTi John, real estate, dwl 701 Post
AUyne John W. (Allyne tfc White), dwl NW cor Green

and Gough
ALLYNE »1- WHITE (John W. Allyne & William

H. White), importers and jobbers oils, lamps, etc.,

112 and 114 Front, and proprietors Pacific Kerosene

Works, cor Chestnut and Taylor
Almada Gregorio, dwl 21 South Park
Almaden Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co. (San Luis

Obispo Co., Cal.), William J. Forde secretary, office

38 Merchants* Exchange
Almanzi Carmelita*(widow), dwl 508 Broadway
Almbau Joseph, musician, dwl 526 Vallejo
Almeda Frank, seaman, dwl 1109 Sansom
Almon John, dwl 1041 Mission
ALMS HOl'SE CITY AND COUNTY, Mission Ocean

House Roatl, ik miles from City Hall
Almy Maiy (widow), furnished rooms, 110 O'Farrell
Alnwick Charles, seaman, dwl 415 East
Aloncle Julian, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl

127 Second
Alonso Jos6 (Diez, Bertz <t Co.), dwl 112 Virginia
Alpen Henry, laborer, dwl 155 Shipley
Alpen Herman, master mariner, office 4 Mission, dwl

1419 Mason

Alpers Mrs., midwife, dwl 717 Green

ALPERS CH.4RLES (Alpers <t Mowrv and Potrero

Co.), and leader Metropolitan Band, office 607 Kearny,

dwl NW cor Buchanan and Ivy Av
Alpers Charles W., musician, office 228 Bush, dwl 1623

Powell, rear
Alpers John, leader Germania Band, office 228 Bush, dwl

717 Green
Alpers Peter, miller Deming, Palmer & Co. , dwl Niagara

House
ALPERS A MOWRl', {Charles Alpers and George

Motvry), real-estate agents, office 607 Kearny
Alpha Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),

William WiUis secretary, office 309 Montgomerj'

room 29
Alphonso Joseph, cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co., dwl

415 Drumm
Alpine A., dwl 334 Eddy

Alps Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), O. D. Squire secre-
tary, office 331 Montgomerv room 28
Alsberg Samuel, clerk Thomas Tennent, dwl 1602 Powell
Alsenz Jacob, shoemaker, 521 Hyde, dwl 1610 Post
Alsey Daniel, accountant, dwl 811 Stockton
Alsgood Frederick, cook A. E. Pfuhl, dwl 419 Drumm
Alsin Jacob, master barge Dolly Varden, dwl Long Bridge
Alsing Frederick, dwl 129 Second
Alsop James R., bookkeeper Meeker, James & Co., dwl

1001 Powell
Alsop John S., manufacturer umbrellas and parasols, 407

Bush, dwl 8 Virginia Alley
Alsop William H., painter, dwl 231 First

JAMES Or. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Francisco Jewelry Mamifactcry, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchani ;."

Alstrom Frederick, teamster George B. Knowles & Co.,

dwl SE cor Main and Mission
Alsum Edward, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Alt Bernard, clerk Daniel Donovan, dwl 608 Vallejo
Alt Christopher, shoemaker, 608 Vallejo
ALT A CALII'^OK.MA (daily and weekly), Frederick

MacCrellish & Cn, proprietors, office 529 California
ALTA C'AIBFOKMA ALMANAC (annual), Frede-
rick MacCrellish & Co. proprietors, office 529 Cal
ALTA CALIFOKXIA BiriLDIXO, 529 California
Alta Consolidated Mining- Co. (Mohave Co., Arizona), E.

W. Reynolds secretarii-, office 419 California room 7
Alta Lodgings, Ralston & Cottrell proprietors, 536 Sac
Alta Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), William H.

Watson secretary, office 302 Montgomery
Altamirano Joseph, waiter Oregon S. S. Co., dwl N s

Virginia PI nr Dupont
Altemus John, bakery, W s Folsom nr Twenty-second
Altemus William E., auctioneer Greenebaum & Co., dwl

715 Ellis
Altenbach F. , Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
Altenberg Peter F., merchant, dwl 528 Keaniy
Altenberg Rosalie Mrs., cloaks and millinery, 528 Kearny
Altenburg Charles, cook Schroth & Westerfeld, 228 Kear
Altenburg Ernest, bookkeeper A. S. Rosenbaum & Co.,

dwl S22 Greenwich
Altendorf J., sawgrinder Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co.,

dwl 168 Clara
Althof Bros. {Theodore and Ernest), Bay Oyster Saloon,

626 Market
Althof Ernest (Althof Bros.), dwl 864 Mission
Althof Herman (Althof ti- Bahls), res Oakland
Althof Theodore (Althof Bros.) dwl 536^ Jessie
Althof & Bahls (Herman Althof and J. F. W. Bahls),

bookbinders and paper rulers, 411 Clay and 412 Com
Althouse John, barkeeper, dwl 12 William
Altmann Jacob, tailor, 303 Washington, dwl 65Sj Mission
Altmann Sigmund L., fruits and candies, 3 Sixth
Altmark Louis, salesman Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl 515

Eddy
Altmayer Aaron (Einstein Bros. <& Co.), dwl 115 Eddy
Altmayer Abraham (Einstein Bros. & Co.), dwl 334 Eddy
Alton Frank, salesman Dexter & Co., dwl 1528 Powell
Alton Louis, lather, dwl SW cor Diipont and Post
Altona Gravel Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), David

Wilder secretary, office 28 Merchants' Exchange
Altoona Quicksilver Mining Co. (Trinity Co., Cal.),

Charles Allenberg secretary, office 438 California
Altpeter Charles, dwl 226 Oak
Altpeter Geerge, engineer S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl 2118

Powell
Altrueter William, waiter International Hotel, 824 Kear
Altschul Charles M., dwl 703 Market
Altschul Leopold (Mayfield d: Co.), dwl 748 Howard
Altschul Ludwig (Altschul & Hildebrandt), dwl 929

Larkin
Altschul & Hildebrandt (Ludicig Altschul and William

C. Hildebrandt), importers wines and liquors, 809

Montgomery
Altshuler Levi, trimmings and drj' goods, S s Sixteenth

bet Rondel PI and Hoff Av
Altube Bernard, cattle dealer, dwl 1414 Kearny, rear
Altube Pedro (i/. Peres cfc Co.), dwl 23 Oak Grove Av
Alturas Gold Mill and Mining Co. (Idaho), R. H. Brown

secretarj', office 402 Montgomery room 2
Altvater Francis, porter 510 Sacramento, dwl 15 Rausch
Altvater Philip, plasterer, dwl 262 Octavia
Alumbaugh William, dwl 22 Verona PI
Alva Miguel, dwl 1114 Stockton

Alvarado Albert, jirinter Felipe Fierro, dwl 8 Pollard PI
Alvarado Frederico, real estate, office 70S Montgomery,

dwl 310 Pine
Alvarado George, dwl 8 Margaret PI
Alvarado Juan C, attorney at law, office 330 Pine room 46
Alvarado Pascuala Senora, dwl 5 Prospect PI
Alvarado Salt Works (Alameda Co., Cal.), Getz Brothers

& Co. agents, office 221 Front
Alvarado Victor, laborer F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 8 Green
Alvarez Antonia, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

1606 Mason
Alvarez Atanasio, importer and manufacturer cigars, 621

Sansom
Alvarez Cayetano (Garcia d: A.), dwl 706 Green
Alvarez Charles, blacksmith, dwl 536 Vallejo
Alvarez Jacinta (widow), dwl 2 Pollard PI
Alvarez Jesus, dwl 1600 Mason
Alvarez Juan, cigarmaker Joseph Perazzo, dwl Ss Vallejo

bet Kearny and Dupont

Alverson D. W., machinist, dwl 1012 Polk

Alverson Stephen H., refiner Pacific Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, dwl 1402 Leavenworth

Alverson William, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1304
Polk

Alverson William, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building,
dwl 1402 Leavenworth

Alves Fred, miner, dwl 32 Fourth

Alvey Bridget Mrs., stoves and tinware, 535 Pacific, dwl
1813 Stockton

Alvey Charles W., agent Mrs. B. Alvey, dwl 1813 Stock

Alvin Daniel, coachman John Sullivan, 1037 Mission

Alvin Louisa Mrs., dwl 137 Third

Alvin Matilda Mrs., clairvoyant, 137 Third

Alvis John, seaman stm Mohongo, Broadwaj- St. Wliarf

Alviso Dairj', office W s Main nr Harrison

Alviso Joseph B., porter U. S. Mint, dwl 340 Seventh

Alvord Franli, bakerj', 759j Howard

Alvord Henrjr, route agent U. S. Railway Mail Service,
dwl 504 Washington

Alvord James H., clerk land office Southern Pac. and
Central Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townseud,
dwl Morton House

Alvord Thomas, barkeeper, dwl 23 Powell

AL>"ORI» WILLIAM, president Pacific Rolling Mill
Co., office 3 Front, and vice-president Bank of Califor-
nia, office NW cor California and Sansom, and S. F.
Park Commissioner, dwl 564 Folsom

Alvrer Frederick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu

Ahveins George, cabinetmaker P. Liesenfeld, dwl 649
Folsom

Alzer Merritt L., carpenter, dwl 107 Twenty-sixthnrMiss

Alzyamora J. A., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Amador Canal and Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), Joseph
W. Clark secretary, office 418 California third floor

Amador Trinidad, solecutter, dwl SW cor Quinn and
Guerrero

Amador Tmmel and Mining Co. (Ely Co., Nev.), Louis
Kaplan secretary, office 27 Merchants' Exchange

Amann Frank, dwl S s Polk Lane nr Stockton

Amarie , cook, dwl 1031 Dupont

Am ark Frederick, cigars and tobacco, 518 Battery, dwl N s
Twenty-second nr Valencia

Amazon Consolidated Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Rob-
ert P. Hosmer secretary, office 330 Pine room 21

Amazon Insurance Co. (fire, Cinciimati, O.), D. J. West
Co. agents, office 319 California

Ambler Benjamin, clerk Charles Langley & Co., dwl 719
Clementina

Ambler Samuel, dwl 19 Ridley

Ambold Charles, dwl 909 Kearny

Ambrose C. E., dwl 109 O'Farrell

Ambrose Daniel, with J. Ambrose & Co., dwl Latham PI

Ambrose David (Ambrose d: Horse), dwl NE cor Second
and Minna

Ambrose J. & Co., poultry and game, 78 and 79 Centre
Market

Ambrose James (J. Ambrose ct Co.), dwl N s Birch Av bet
Octavia and Laguna

Ambrose Joseph, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont

Ambrose Thomas, sheep raiser, dwl 18 Verona PI

AMBROSE «K MORSE (David Ambrose and Stephen
H. Morse), proprietors Second St. House, NE cor
Second and Minna

Ambrunn Frederick, cornicemaker Geo. Hayes & Co., dwl
563 Linden Av

Ame Frederick, varnisher Cal. FiUTiiture Manuf. Co., dwl
371 Jessie

Ame Paul (Ame & Branger), dwl 412 Dupont

Ame & Branger (Paul Ame and John Branger), restau-
rant, 412 Dupont

Amedee Camille, agent Louis J. Renault, dwl 409 Post

Amadee Pierre, porter B. Da\idson & Co., dwl 409 Post

Amelan Joseph E., coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colima

Amelung Julius C., salesman James Pyle & Co., dwl 29
Randall PI

Amend Charles W., clerk Charles H. Mentz, dwl 1125 Dup

Amende Charles H. , porter George W. Clark, dwl 09 Min

Amendt , bookkeeper, dwl 246 Tehama

Amendt Emil, carpenter, dwl 1031 Dupont

Amendt George, bookkeeper William Bloch, dwl 733 Pine

Amere Catello, laborer Patricio Marsicano, dwl Commer-
cial nr Drumm

American Baptist Publication Society, J. C. Baker dis-
trict secretary, office 320 Sansom room 20

American Central Fire Insurance Co. of St. Louis, Ham-
ilton & Sonnichsen agents, office 221 Sansom

AMERM'AN CLOCK «'«►., Henry Molineux agent,
520 Market and 17 and 19 Sutter

PEANCIS & VALENTINE. Printers, Designers, and Engravers, 517 Clay St., S.I

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

American Commercial A^ncy, W. C. Quinby president,

W. H. Murr.ij- secretary, office 414 Clay
American Consiolidated Gold & Silver Mining Co. (Storey

Co., Nov.), .lo.-iciili F. Atwill secretary, office 240 Mont
AMEKI4 A\ IIISTKKT TELK<;KAi>ll. oftice417Cal
A.MKRK'A.X K\<'IIA\<iE HOTEL, iJryan Brothers

proprietors, .'Ui,)-32.5 Sansoni
Americ-an Fire Insnranoe Co. of Philadelphia, Jonathan

Hunt agent, office 313 California
American Flag Mill and Mining Co. (Pioche, Xev.),

George R. Si)inney secretarj-, office 320 California
American Flat Mining Co. (Storey Co., Xev.), Charles A.

Sankey secretary, office 331 Montgomery roonj 20
American Flat South Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),

Charles A. Sankey secretary, office 331 ilont room 20
American Inlaid Wood Co., Weaver, Taylor & Co. agents,

office 501 Market
American Ice Co., Chauncey B. Land president, Dudley C.

Bates secretary, office 309 California
American Laiuidry, H. F. Riedel prt)prietor, office 316

Bush
American Lloyds (Register Shipping), Amos Noyes agent,

office 313 California
American Protestant Association, hall 713 Mission
American Russian Commercial Co., J. Mora Moss presi-
dent, office 718 Battel^-
American Samson, physician, office and dwl 1503 Mission
American Sewing Machine Co., C. D. Lucas agent, 10 Fifth
American Steamship Co., J. R. Erringer Jr. agent, office

23S Jlontgomerv
AMEKK'AN SI VdAY SCHOOL I'MOX DEPOSI-

TOKY, Rev. Frederic E. Shearer agent, 757 Market
A.MEKI(-A\ TKAfT SOCIETY, Rev. Frederic E.

Shearer secretary, office 757 Market
Americus Club, rooms 701 Howard
Anieriire Mary (widow), dwl 905 Market
A-HER.W.lV I. A., superintendent U. S. Railway Mail

Service, Eighth Division, office 606 Montgomerj", res

San Leandro
Ames B. Adams, dwl 703 Market
Ames Benjamin F., teamster Davis & Cowell, dwl 541

Stevenson, rear
Ames Fanny Miss, dressmaker Da^id Edwards, dwl 132

Fourth
Ames Fisher, attorney at law, office 17 City Hall third

floor, and school director, dwl 2624 Sacramento
Ames F. M., salesman O. Lawton & Co., dwl Grand Hotel
Ames Frank, painter Charles H. Sykes & Co., dwl 548

Mission
Ames Frank, tinsmith Alexander Porteous, dwl 1314 Dup
Ames Frederick F., salesman James W. Buniham & Co.,

dwl 712 Howard
Ames George H., shipping clerk, dwl 124 O'Farrell
Ames George S., second assistant engineer Pacific Mail

S. S. Constitution
Ames H. K., manager Howe Machine Co., office 113 Post,

dwl W s Powell t)et Post and Sutter
Ames H. M. Jr. {Gifford S: A.), dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
AMES JOH.V "W. {Household Furnishitig Co.), NE

cor Kearny and Ver Mehr, dwl NAV cor Jackson and

Octavia
Ames ilartha Miss, teacher Valencia Grammar School,

dwl 21 S Eddy
Ames M. E. Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 213 Chattanooga
Ames Oscar H., carpenter, dwl 213 Chattanooga
A.IIES PELHAn W., secretarj' Sutro Tunnel Co.,

office 320 California (and Hoxisehold Furnishing Co.),

dwl 1312 Taylor
Ametor Frank, porter Howes & Pitts, dwl 504 Sansom
Aniilla Elizabeth, dwl S s Union bet Sansom and Battery
Amiutte Frederick, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Ammann A. {Knotty r .i: A.), dwl 23 Everett
Amnierup G., paints, oils, and paperhangings, 1126 Market
Amiiuin Benibard Von (A mmon, Caspari d- Co.), dwl 913

Tvler
A3I.WO.\, CASPARI Jt CO. (Bernhard Von Amman,

Otto Campari, and Harold Holdernes-^), commission

and shipping merchants, 123 California
Ammon Frederick, porter S. P. Morse, dwl 8 Brenham PI
Ammon John, maltster Lyon & Co., dwl 416 Chestnut
Ammon John, pantryman Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaus,

134 Fourth
Ammon. See Amann
Amo Cigar Company (Chinese), 304 Market
Amos Frederick R., salesman Hej-wood & Hendley, dwl

1007A Minna
Amos Getirge W., teamster, dwl 107 Tehama
Amos Jane Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 205 Second
Amos John, bricklayer, dwl 408 Broadway

Amo< John, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice k Co., dwl 136

Sutter
Amos .lohn T. (Amnsd- Davii), dwl 1506 Leavenworth
Amos Zacharias, millwright, dwl 34 Twelfth
A.110S A- OAVLS (John T. Amos and ifilo S. DavU),

millwrights and draughtsmen, 110 and 112 Beale
Amoskeag Jlanufacturing Co. , steam fire engines, Weaver,

TayloV & Co. agents, 501 Market
Amrine Henrj-, tailor H. Wise, dwl 116 Shipley
Amsbary Sue"(widow), dwl 202 Sixth
Amsterdam Marine Board of Underwriters, James de

Fremery agent, office 710 Sansom
Amstutz Henry L. (Graf <t- A.), dwl 331 Kearny
Amundsen .\ugust, upholsterer EdmondC. Kennedy, dwl

2759 Harrison
Amy Charles, gasfitter Baldwin's Hotel
Amy Gustave L., salesman Hoffman & Co., dwl 708 Leav
Amy C)scar M., broker, dwl 1409 Stockton
Anagiiostopolus Athanasius, barkeeper Samuel Martino-

vich & Co., dwl 8 Sacramento
Ancelin Arthur, machinist, dwl 3 Washoe PI
Ancell William, steward Delmonico Restaurant, dwl 227

Second
Ancient J. 0. K. S. B. Hall, 751 Market
Anci jna A. D. Miss. , teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,

dwl 511 Franklin
Ancker Henry, seaman , dwl 2G Steuart
Ancker Ibusina, waiter Philadelphia House, 423 Bush
Andel Frederick, maltster Pioneer Malt House, dwl E s

Stockton iir Francisco
Aiiderfuren Charles, patternmaker, dwl 208 Nineteenth
Anderfuren John, tailor, dwl 208 Nineteenth
Aiiderfuren William J., foreman John M. Stockman, dwl

20S Nineteenth
Andersen Albert, clerk Samuel Henderson, dwl 521 Gearj'
Andersen Andrew, hogranch, cor Fifth Av and L, South

S. F.
Andersen Fritz, carpenter, dwl 624 Pacific
Andersen G. A., night inspector Custom House, dwl 103

Perry
Andersen Hans, cartman, dwl 506 Sixth
Andersen Hans, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Andersen Henrj', puncher Pacific Rolling Mills
Andersen James, laBorer Andrew Andersen, dwl cor Fifth

Av and L, South S. F.
Andersen Lars, laundry, 1313 Jackson
Andersen Nelson, blacksmith John Higgins, dwl 113 Jack
Andersen Paul (Andemcn <t Bereiuttn), dwl W s San

Jose Road nr Six-mile House
Andersen Peter, bootmaker George Burkhardt, dwl 214

Mission
Andersen P. N., cooper, dwl 39 Jackson
Andersen William, master schr Ehina, dwl 39 Jackson
Andersen & Berensten {Emanuel Berensten and Paul

A ndersen), dairj-men, W s San Jos6 Road, near Six-
mile House
Andersen. See Andresen
Anderson , carpenter, dwl N s Market bet Fifteenth

and Sixteenth

Anderson , collector William T. Garwood

Anderson A., dwl 636 Commercial

Anderson A., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Anderson Aaron, carpenter Charles E. Boman, dwl 604

Franklin
Anderson A. B. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School,

dwl 32 Fourth
Anderson Abraham, cabinetmaker, dwl S s Fifteenth bet

Market and Noe
Anderson A. F., tailor P. Motzenbecker, dwl 230 Keamy
Anderson Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 136 Seventh,

dwl 619 Natoma
Anderson Alexander H., laundry, 614 Ellis
Anderson Alfred, seamafl, dwl 1517 Dujiont
Anderson Alfred, seaman schooner Caroline Z., Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Anderson Anders, laborer, dwl 103 Sacramento
Anderson Anderson, shoemaker Peter Kehoe, dwl 43

Jessie
Anderson Andrew, cooper Reuben Norton, dwl 15 How
Anderson Andrew, deckhand stm Reform, Jackson St.

Wharf
Anderson Andrew, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu
Anderson Andrew, Hquor saloon, W s Kentucky nr Six-
teenth
Anderson Andrew, liquor saloon, 1025 Keamy
Anderson Andrew, mariner, dwl 111 Jackson
Anderson Andrew, master mariner, office 305 East, dwl

126 Capp
Anderson Andrew, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchai

Anderson Andrew, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Anderson Andrew, stevedore, dwl junction California and

Market
Anderson Andrew, tailor, dwl 8 Aui^st Alley-
Anderson Andrew, wines and liquors, 250 Spear
Anderson Andrew P., packer Martenstein & Deming, dwl

1715 Jones
Anderson Anthony, shipwright, dwl E s South Park Av

nr Brannan
Anderson Anton, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Anderson Antono, painter, dwl 608 Franklin
Anderson A. P. (widow), dwl 32 Frederick, rear
Anderson A. P., fireman stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Anderson Aty C. (Anderson & Co.), dwl SE cor Brady

and Stevenson
Anderson August, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay-
Anderson August, longshoreman, dwl 140 Folsom
Anderson August, watchmaker, dwl 737 Green
Anderson Bernhard, seaman, dwl 415 East
Anderson Benjamin F., waiter Palace Hotel
Anderson C. , dwl G14 Kearny
Anderson C, helper Excelsior Mills, dwl Lombard bet

Kearny and Montgomery
Anderson C., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Anderson C, driver City R. R.
Anderson C. , laborer What Cheer House
Anderson C. A. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School,

dwl 29 Turk
Anderson Carl, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor

Eighth and Bryant
Anderson Carl, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Anderson C. B., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. China
Anderson Charles, dwl 804 Washington
Anderson Charles, captain schr Montana, dwl 27 Frederick
Anderson Charles, carpenter, dwl 1141 Folsom
Anderson Charles, dairyman William Hall, dwl Visitacion

Valley nr San Bruno Road
Anderson Charles, expressman, cor Mission and Steuart
Anderson Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiner}', dwl NE

cor Bryant and Bryant Av
Anderson Charles, sailmaker William H. Burton
Anderson Charles, seaman, dwl 19 Frederick
Anderson Charles, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Anderson Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Anderson Charles, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Anderson Charles, seaman, dwl 110 Berry
Anderson Charles, seaman, dwl 100 Jackson
Anderson Charles, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Anderson Charles, seaman, dwl 430 Drumm
Anderson Cliarles, seaman, dwl 531 East
Anderson Charles, stevedore, dwl 14 Stanford
Anderson Charles, tailor, dwl 8 August Alley
Anderson Charles, tajiner Albert B. Patrick, dwl SW

cor Nineteenth and Folsom
Anderson Charles A., carpenter, dwl 1143 Folsom
Anderson Charles A. , Harris' Sample Rooms, 432 Califor-
nia, dwl 266 Miima
Anderson Charles E., local policeman, dwl 9 Perry
Anderson Charles G., engineer, dwl 244 Green
Anderson Christopher, mariner, dwl 21 Pacific
Anderson C. W., paperhanger, dwl 230 Third
Anderson Daniel, paperhanger, dwl 568 Howard
Anderson David C., actor Wade's Opera House, dwl Grand

Hotel
Anderson Deborah (widow), dwl 15 Frederick
Anderson Dennis, foreman stable James Craig, dwl C4

Minna
Anderson Edward, bootfitter Frederick Pfeiffer, dwl 110

Taylor
Anderson Egbert, seaman, dwl 22 Washington
Anderson E. J., draughtsman, dwl 657 Howard
Anderson Emanuel, carpenter, dwl 1141 Folsom
Anderson Erich, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 1721 Jessie
Anderson Ericlv M. , tailor Joseph Kolble, dwl 1 St. Mary PI
Anderson Ernest, tailor, dwl S Willow
Anderson E. S. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,

dwl 311 Harrison
Anderson F. A., Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor Kear-
ny and Morton
Anderson Flora Miss, dressmaker, 603 Jackson
Anderson F. P., second mate stm Alexander, dwl 12 Sac
Anderson FVances (widow), dwl 323 Sutter
Anderson Francis, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534

First
Anderson Frank, seaman, dwl N~\V cor Third and Berry
Anderson Frank P. , local policeman dwl 829 Pacific
Anderson Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl E s San Bruno

Road nr Thirtieth

Anderson Frederick, clerk F. N. Woods & Co., dwl 1113

Pacific
Anderson Frederick, framemaker Joseph Rocs & Co., dwl

1901 Hyde
Anderson Frederick, shoemaker, dwl 531 East
Anderson George, dwl 304 Third
Anderson George Mrs., dwl 323j Dupont
Anderson George, carpenter, dwl 302 Eighteenth
Anderson George, carpenter, dwl 2206 Powell
Anderson George, driver Whitney & Co.'a Express, re»

Oakland
Anderson George, laborer, dwl 19 Crook
Anderson George, longshoreman, dwl 225 Second
Anderson Gustave, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Anderson Gustave, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Anderson Gustave, seaman, dwl 421 Drumm
Anderson H., blacksmith, dwl 804 Third
Anderson H., machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl N s Si-
erra nr Louisiana
Anderson H. Miss, furnished rooms, 331 Third
Anderson H. Mrs., milliner, 128 Geary
Anderson Hans, farmer, dwl NE cor Wash and Drnmm
Anderson Hans A., ship carpenter Central Pacific R. R.

Co., res Oakland
Anderson Harold, whitener G. A. Kaiser & Co., dwl 314

Union, rear
Anderson Harry, clerk, dwl 573 Bryant
Anderson Hauck, locksmith, dwl 43 Jessie
Anderson H. B., fruits, SE cor Turk and Taylor
Anderson Henry, dwl 720 Laguna
Anderson Henry {Robinson, Fowler <fc Co.), res South

Vallejo
Anderson Henry, agent Cal. Transportation Co., dwl 10

Oak Grove Av
Anderson Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 426 Shipley
Anderson Henry, carpenter Excelsior MUl Co., dwl 242

Townsend
Anderson Henry, cook Alms House
Anderson Henry, bookkeeper, dwl 758 Harrison
Anderson Henry, cook stm Julia, Broadway St. Wharf
Anderson Henry, engineer, dwl 534 Tehama
Anderson Henry, laborer L. Terkelson & Bro., dwl Bry-
ant nr Seventh
Anderson Henry, student Barnard's Business College
Anderson Henry, vamisher G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 137

Brannan
Anderson Henry C. {Anderson & Marshall), dwl 915

Greenwich
Anderson Henry J. , dwl 762 Howard
Anderson Henry W., stevedore, dwl NE cor Fourth and

Berry
Anderson Herman, laborer, dwl 545 Mission
Anderson Herod, plasterer, dwl 14 Vincent
Anderson H. K., captain brig Josephine, Washing-
ton St. Wliarf
Anderson Hugh, photographer William Shew, dwl 1726

Eddy
Anderson Isaac, porter E. Martin & Co., res East Oakland
Anderson Isaac M., mining, dwl 737 Harrison
Anderson J., carpenter Market St. R. R.
Anderson J., laborer Patent Brick Co.
Anderson J. A., waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 1018 Powell
Anderson Jacob H. V., clerk Hej^vood & Harmon, dwl

817 Capp
Anderson James {Anderson i: Randolph), dwl 305 Jones
Anderson James, dwl 128 Second
Anderson James, dwl 406 Broadway
Anderson James, helper Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 30

Everett, rear
Anderson James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Anderson James, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Anderson James, plumber, dwl 34 Louisa
Anderson James, nurse City and County Hospital
Anderson James A., bootfitter, dwl 434 Greenwich
Anderson James H., bookkeeper Heywood & Harmon,

dwl 817 Capp
Anderson Jane (widow), dwl 434 Greenwich
Anderson Jane Mrs., dressmaker, 119 Seventh
Anderson J. E., dwl 572 Folsom
Anderson Jerome A. , physician and surgeon, office and

dwl 1118^ Folsom
Anderson J. C. , Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor Kear-
ny and Morton
Anderson Job, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Anderson John, dwl 176 Perry
Anderson John, dwl 1040 Howard
Anderson John, dwl 1412 Powell

Anderson John {S. F. Manufacturing Co.), dwl 208J
Seventh

PEAITCIS (S; VALENTIITE, Printers, Designers, and Engravers, 517 Clay St., S

. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO, 706, 703, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

\nderson John (Sioaiison ,<• A.), dwl lOS Fell
Aiulersoii John, captain schr Ino, <l\vl 'Jd.'U Howard
Anderson John, ciirpcnter, dwl 100 Jackson
Anderson John, carpenter, dwl 1714 DuiKint, rear
Anderson John, carjienter Charles Peterson, dwl 117

Clark
Anderson John, clerk, dwl 34 Louisa
Anderson John, hostler J. H. Miller & Co., dwl N 3 Clark

hct Davis and Druinm
Anderson John, lahorer, dwl 4 Miller PI
Anderson John, laborer, dwl 4;W Drumm
Anderson John, laborer, dwl r)45 Mission
Anderson John, local ]>oIicenian, dwl 8 VVashinRton
Anderson John, master mariner, dwl 4 Henrietta Square
Anderson John, mate stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Anderson John, mate stm Washington, Jackson St.

Wharf
Anderson John, miner, dwl 231 Second
Anderson John, proprietor Market Street Restaurant,

783 Market, dwl 103 Grove
Anderson John, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Costa

Rica
Anderson John, seaman, dwl NE cor W"ash and Drumm
Anderson John, seaman, dwl 1 Market
Anderson John, seaman, dwl 5 Francisco
Anderson John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Anderson John, seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
Anderson John, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Anderson John, seaman, dwl 73 Oreg:on
Anderson John, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Ai\derson John, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Anderson John, seaman, dwl 643 Third
Anderson John, tailor, 'dwl 1 St. Marj", rear
Anderson John, tailor, dwl 3 Raphael Place
AndcSrson John, tailor, dwl 7 August Alley
Anderson John, tailor, dwl 1111 Kearn.y, rear
Anderson John Jr., captain schr Leo, dwl 2G31 Howard
Anderson John Mrs. (widow), dwl SE cor Solano and

DeHaro
Anderson John Mrs., proprietress Ocean House, 103 Clark
Anderson John C. (Anderson <t Co.), dwl SE cor Brady

and Stevenson
Anderson John F. Rev. , acting local elder First A. M. E.

Zion Church, dwl 11 Scott Place
Anderson John G., seaman, dwl 415 East
Anderson John H., clerk Leahy Bros., dwl 318 Fifth
Anderson John M., Omnibus R. R., dwl 29 Turk
Anderson John W., principal Spring Valley Grammar

School, dwl 32 Fourth
Anderson Joseph, gardener, W s San Jos6 road nr county

line
Anderson Joseph, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Anderson Joseph, local policeman Magdalen Asylum
Andereon .Joseph, seaman, dwl 29 Pacific
Anderson Joseph D., stationery and schoolbooks, 120

F(jnrth
Anderson Julius, salesman Adc'ph Neuberg, dwl 4

Henrietta Square
Anderson L., coalpasser stm Orizaba, Market St. Wharf
Anderson Lars F., bootmaker, 530 East
Anderson Louis, laborer, dwl NE cor Alta PI and Calhoun
Ander.son Louis, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Anderson Louis, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl Salmon

nr Broadway
Anderson L. Pet Mrs. , spirit medium, office and dwl 325J

Bush
Anderson Lud\vig, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
Anderson M., captain schr Mary E. Anderson, Beale St.

Wharf
Anderson Mamson, cigamiaker, dwl 2 California, rear
Anderson Margaret A. (widow), dwl 57 Second
Anderson Margaret T. Mrs., housekeeper Phenix House,

SE cor Market and Fourth
Anderson Martha, waitress Palace Hotel
Anderson Marj- (widow), dwl C Hinckley
Anderson Mary (widow), dwl N s Sansom bet Green and

Union
Anderson Mary (widow), dwl 306 Green, rear
Anderson Mary Miss, sewing-machine operator Levi

Strauss & Co., dwl 450 Minna
Anderson Mathias {Anderson d- Fredericks), dwl 38 Jack
Anderson Matilda, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Anderson Matthew A., teacher music, dwl 15 Guerrero
Anderson M. E., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Anderson N., barber N. F. Williams, dwl 119 Seventh
Anderson Nels, boatman, Market St. Wharf

Anderson Nels, janitor Sanders' Hall

Anderson Nels, secretary and treasurer California Trans-
portation Co., office Jaclcson St. Wharf, dwl 10 Oak
Grove Av

Anderson N. P., laborer, dwl 430 Drumm

An<lerson N. Y., seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Anderson Oliver, tanner, dwl 7 Kate

Anderson Olof, seaman schr Kitturah, Washington St.
Wharf

Anderson Olof, stairbuilder Frank McLaughlin, dwl 007
Folsom

Anderson O. P., seaman, dwl 430 Drumm

Anderson Oscar, porter Charles C. Perkins & Co., dwl
cor Filmore and Pacific Av

Anderson Otto, seaman, dwl 8 Jackson

Anderson P., mate Black Diamond Coal Co.'s steam tug
Rabboni

Anderson P. A., seaman, dwl 415 East

Anderson Patrick, carpenter, dwl 313 Ritch

Anderson P. D., watchman, dwl Coso House

Anderson Perry, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Anderson Peter, barkeeper stm Sonoma, Front Street
Wharf

Anderson Peter, coojjer Reuben Norton, dwl 79 Jessie

ANDEKSON PETER, editor and projirietor Pacific
Ai^i^eal, office 511 Sansora, dwl 15J- Pinckney PI

Anderson Peter, laborer, dwl 103 Sacramento

Anderson Peter, laborer, dwl 1908 Powell, rear

Anderson Peter, laborer Frederick White, dwl W s Mason
bet Francisco and Vandewater

Anderson Peter, painter, dwl 409 Stevenson

Anderson Peter, painter, dwl 541 Fourth

Anderson Peter, seaman, dwl 2 Washington

Anderson Peter, seaman, dwl 25 Commercial

Anderson Peter, seaman, dwl 100 Jackson

Anderson Peter, seaman, dwl 415 East

Anderson Peter, waiter Seegers & Kettles, dwl 519 Pac

Anderson Peter N., laborer Lohmann & Siemer, dwl 1890
Powell

Anderson Peter W. (Anderson & Irvin(j), dwl 513 Taylor

Anderson Phar A., carpenter, dwl 128 Geary

Anderson Philip, boatman, dwl NE cor Berry and Mad-
den

Anderson Philip, stonecutter McVicker & Roche, dwl 110
Berry

Anderson Philip, vamisher Andrew Frei, dwl 36 Silver

Anderson P. P., carver Herman Grans, dwl 327 Fourth

Anderson R. , draftsman Hinckley & Co.

Anderson Richard K., carpenter, dwl 1246 Folsom

Anderson Robert, bricklayer, dwl 362 Third

Anderson Robert, carpenter, dwl 815 Montgomery

Anderson S. A., seaman, dwl 415 East

Anderson Samuel S., salesman Maynard & Jones, dwl 22
Everett

Anderson Severin (N. C. Nelson & Co.), dwl 27 Second

Anderson Severin, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.

Anderson Simon (Anderson it- Bro.), res Oakland

Anderson Stephen, deckhand stm Mohongo, Broadway
St. Wharf

Anderson Stephen, musician, dwl 117 Drumm

Anderson Theodore, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

Anderson Thomas, dwl 204 Ellis

Anderson Thomas, carpenter, dwl 322 Tliird

Anderson Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1023 Kearny

Anderson Thomas, cartman Storm & Co., dwl Berrj' bet
Third and Fourth

Anderson Thomas, dealer coal, 118 and 120 Market, presi-
dent Mut. Prov. Assn (and Anderson <k Bro.), dwl
410 Eddy

Anderson Thomas, engineer, dwl 21 Sixth

Anderson Thomas, second engineer stm Oakland, Oak-
land Ferry

Anderson Thomas Walter, bookkeeper F. Barnard & Co.,
dwl 527 Oak

Anderson Tiifve, miller Carman Island Salt Works, dwl 8
Anthony

Anderson V. G., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton

Anderson Walter, hostler Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl
330 Spear

Anderson Walter B., special policeman, dwl 502 Stockton

Anderson William, dwl 611^ Minna

Anderson William (Doyle d: A.), dwl 64 Minna

Anderson William, bakery, 643 Third

Anderson William, boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl 28i
Perry

Anderson William, calker, dwl 311 Harrison

Anderson William, clerk Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 S.
F. F. D.

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan I

Anderson William, engineer S. F. Cordage Factory, dwi

\V 8 Indiana nr Sierra
Anderson William, hostler John F. Willson, 126 Ellis
Anderson William, longshoreman, dwl SW cor Main and

Folsom
Anderson William, miner, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Anderson William, molder Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 34

Natoma
Anderson William, planer Pacific Box Factory, dwl 1618

Folsom
Anderson William, seaman, dwl 10 Jackson
Anderson William, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Anderson William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Anderson William, seaman, dwl 430 Drumm
Anderson William, seaman schr ChamiJion, Jackson St.

Wharf
Anderson William Jr., molder, dwl 34 Louisa
Anderson William B., bookkeeper H. B. Tichenor & Co.,

dwl 2631 Howard
Anderson William B., carpenter, dwl 1246 Folsom
Anderson William R., boarding, 7 Broadway
Anderson William S., accountant, dwl N s Twentieth nr

Folsom
Anderson William W., barber Marcus S. Pechner, dwl 119

Seventh
Anderson & Co. (John C. Anderson & Afy G. Anderson),

groceries, SE cor Brady and Stevenson
Anderson & Bro. (Siwon and Thomas Anderson), dealers

coal, 118 and 120 Market
Anderson & Fredericks (Mathias Anderson andAndrexo

Fredericks), liquor saloon, 26 Washington
Anderson & Irving {Peter W. Anderson and Samtiel

Irvine/), gents' furnishing goods, 219 Montgomery
Anderson & Marshall (Henry C. Anderson and Joseph S.

Marshall), oyster and chop hbuse, 91-93 Centre

Market
A5ri>ERSOX & RAXDOIPH (James Anderson and

William C. Iiandol2)h), watches, jewelry, diamonds,

etc., 101 and 103 Montgomery
Anderson. See Andresen
Andes Louis, waiter George J. Becker, SW cor Fourth

and Berry
Andes Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Michael

Landers secretary, office 309 Montgomery room 2
Andlauer Jacques, carpenter, dwl 409 Third, rear
Andlauer Joseph V., upholsterer, dwl 409 Third, rear
Andlund Herman, carpenter, dwl 535 Howard, rear
Andornetti Celeste, compositor La Voce del Popolo, dwl

ISJ Lafayette PI
Andornetti Joseph, hackdriver, dwl 18i Lafayette PI
Andornetti Julia (widow), ladies' niu-se, dwl ISJ La-
fayette PI
Andrade Anastacia, dressmaker, dwl 1119 Kearny
Andrade Antonia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1119 Kearny
Andrade Antonio, laborer, dwl 514 Green
Andrade Everisto, printer, dwl 434 Union
Andrade Guillermo, merchant, dwl 656 Folsom
Andrade Joaquin Dutra, dwl 1308 Montgomery
Andrade Pictoriano, shoemaker Faustino Dabolis, dwl

514 Green
Andrade Zeferino, shoemaker Faustino Dabolis, dwl 428

Green
Andrazzio Louis, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Andre I., barber, dwl 5 Tyson PI
Andrea Dominico, laborer Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl cor

Berry and Clara Lane
Andrea Julian, shipsmith, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berry
Andrea Henry, watchmaker, dwl 742 Harrison
Andrean Joseph, pork and Swiss sausage, 51 Centre Mar-
ket, dwl 1517 Leavenworth
ANDREI AOOLFO, phj'sician, office 621 Clay
Andrei Rudolph, carpenter Excelsior Mill, dwl 1117 Fol
Andres Christian, bandleader and musician California

Theater, dwl 345 Jessie
Andres John P., foreman A. M. Simpson & Brother, dwl

331 Fourth
Andres Mary Miss, matron San Francisco Lying-in Hospi-
tal and Foundling Asylum, 762 Mission
Andresen Bros. (Christian and John G.), blacksmiths and

wagonmakcrs, 607 Battery
Andresen Christian (Andresen Bros.), res Oakland
Andresen Henry, fireman, dwl 413 Vallejo
Andresen Jasper, longshoreman, dwl 1 Vallejo
Andresen John G. (Andresen Bros.), res Oakland
Andresen John H E., machinehand Pacific U. W. Fumi-

niture Manuf. Co., dwl 8 Geneva
Andresen Paul E., baker Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228

Kearny
Andresen Peter, mate schr Lolita, dwl 39 Jackson

Andrew Carrie E. Miss, dealer human hair, 251 Third
Andrew Gabriel, dwl 515 Union
Andrew George B. T., builder, dwl 1224 Union
Andrew Hannah Miss, Branch Bakery, 1332 Pacific
Andrew John, bookkeeper J. F. Haycock & Co., dwl 803

Hyde .
Andrew Samuel, laborer, dwl 509 \\ashington
Andrews Abraham, importer and retail dealer watches,

diamonds, jewelry, etc., 221 Mont, dwl 922 Gearj-
Andrews A. H., dwl 729 California
Andrews Alexander, laborer, dwl N s Point Lobos Av nr

Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Andrews Alexander, waterman Golden Gate Park
Andrews Alfred, waiter John Vitaich
Andrews Amasa B. , inspector Custom House, res Alameda
Andrews C, dwl 636 Commercial
Andrews Charles, dairyman John B. Shepston, dwl San

Bruno Road nr Golden City House
Andrews Charles, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl

137^ Perrj'
Andrews Charles, steward Bachelor Club, 630 Commercial
Andrews Charles, woodturner, dwl 841 Mission
Andrews Charles J. , seaman , dwl 10 Commercial
Andrews Charles N., turner Charles Field & Co., dwl 619

Third
Andrews D., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Andrews Edwin O. (E. 0. Ayidreros dt Co.), dwl 230 Kear
Andrews Ellen (widow), dwl 120S Pacific
Andrews E. O. & Co. , dairy produce, 24 Centre Market
Andrews F., carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co., dwl 461 Bran-
nan
Andrews Fanny (widow), dwl 11 Yerba Buena
Andrews Frank, baker, dwl 311 Seventh
Andrews Frank, watchmaker, dwl 754 Folsom
Andrews Frank J. , carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Andrews 6., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 209

Minna
Andrews George, painter Frost & Richards, dwl 313 Har-
rison
Andrews George, shoemaker Everett H. Dunbar, dwl 20

Page
Andrews George S., expressman, dwl 2107 California
Andrews H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 536 Market
Andrews H., laborer Patent Brick Co.
ANDREWS 1I.\RR\', manager Woodward's Gardens,

dwl E s Eartlett bet Twenty-third and Twenty -fourth
Andrews Henry, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Andrews H. H", captain stm Petaluma, Davis St. Wharf,

res Saucelito
Andrews J. , dwl 737 Howard
Andrews J., dwl 636 Commercial

Andrews J., laborer Patent Brick Co., dwl 17 J Natoma
Andrews Jacob (Kelly cfc Andrews), dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Andrews James, carpenter, dwl 36 Welsh
Andrews James, carpenter Cal. Cigar Box Co., dwl 2013

Mission
Andrews James, painter Frost & Richards, dwl 20 Clem
Andrews James, stonecutter McVicker & Roche, dwl 720

Third
Andrews James R., clerk, dwl 90S Valencia
Andrews James S., lithographer, dwl 209 Ritch
Andrews J. D. Mrs., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Andrews Jerry, fireman Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl

429 Francisco
Andrews J. N., painter, dwl 915 Clay
Andrews John, dwl 224 Minna
Andrews John (Andretcs if- Spero), dwl 331 East
Andrews John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Andrews Oliver, hog ranch, cor Fifth Av and K, dwl W 8

Sixth Av bet L and M, South S. F.
Andrews Peter, dwl 251 Clara

Andrews Peter, boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl 18 Stev
Andrews Peter, boxmaker S. F. Cooperative Box Factory,

dwl 137 Ritch
Andrews Reuben C, local policeman, dwl 516 Brannan
Andrews Richard, stevedore, dwl 31 Alta PI
Andrews Robert W., machinist, dwl 1217 Washington
Andrews S., oiler Oregon S. S. Co.'s stm Ajax, Folsom St.

Wharf
Andrews Thomas, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1

Howard
Andrews Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 20 Clementina
Andrews Thomas, scenic artist California Theater, dwl

1208 Pacific
Andrews Thomas, stagecarpenter Maguire's Opera House,

dwl 319 Bush
Andrews Thomas J., miner, dwl 1435 J Mission
Andrews T. J., maltster, 436 Brannan
Andrews W., cabinetmaker, 543 Howard

PEANCIS & VALENTIITE. Commercial Printing House, 517 Clay Street, S. P

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Andrews W., master mariner, dwl Overland House
Andrews Washburn R., cari)entcr S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl

547 Mission
Andrews William, dwl W s Dolores nr Sixteenth
Andrews William, jprdener Collio & Stewart, dwl N 8

Post bet liroderick and Baker
Andrews William, messenj^er Kol>ert Flenniken, 724 Mont
Andrews William H., dwl 501) Leavenworth
Andrews & Spero (John Andrews and Manuel Spero),

ciijars and tobacco, 331 East
Andro Jose, teamster, dwl 8 Scott PI
A.MtKOS MILTO.X, attomev at law, office 18 U. S.

Court BUlir, <lwl 301 Van Ness Av
Andross Porter H., dwl 28 O'Farrell
Andross W. S., night clerk Post-otlice, dwl 206 Kearny
Andrus (nam/; refitxed), clerk Tallant & Co., 200 Battery
Andnis T. W., physician, office and dwl 11 Powell
Andrzejowski J. W., butcher John Robl, dwl 431 Pine
Andrzejowskl J. W., letter carrier Post-office, dwl 702

Bush
AM>I'KA\ C. A VO. (Charles Carpy), importers and

jobbers foreijjn and California wines and liquors, 515

and 517 Sacramento
Anduran Charles (C. Andura7i it Co.), dwl 733 Pacific
AXCiEL .1IYKO.\. advertising agent and newspaper

correspondent, office 411J California room 4, dwl 1118

Howard
Angel Philip, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Anirelis August, tinsmith, dwl id Rausch, rear
Aiigelis Theodore, music teacher, dwl 11»23 Powell, rear
Anircliiis Diedrich, driver Spreckels i*c Co., dwl 750 How
Angell Andrew J., broker, dwl 1215 Keariiv, rear
Angell Horace B. (Aiijcll, Palmer a- C".), dwl 11 Clem
AngfcU James M., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 613

Mission
Angell John, carpenter, dwl 509 Washington
Angell Jonathan W. , apothecar)-, X W cor First and Fol-

soni, dwl 415 Bryant
A\«ELL, PAL."ttER & CO. (Horace B. Angell and

Cyrus Paliiicr), proptrs Miners' Foundry, 237-251

First
Angell R., pantryman stm Empire
Angell William C, physician, office and dwl 506 Folsom
Angelo Esther, dwl 704 Howard
Angelo Ginheo, vegetable dealer Colombo Market
Angelo Giovannoni, bootmaker Eugene Pardini, dwl N s

Union bet Dupont and Stockton
Angelci Mollie, dw! 704 Howard
Angell) Peter, marbleworker Charles Bianchi, dwl 314

Pacific
Angelo Tasso, florist, dwl 5 Margaret PI near Vallejo
Auger v., tanner Main St Winchester, dwl 730 Fourth
Angerstein Charles, laborer Curtis Tobey, dwl 1406^ Dup
Angier Aiine H. Mrs., private school, dwl 734 Post

Anglade , baker Alphonse Guenin, dwl 639 Bdwy

Anglade Jean, laborer Megilligan <Si Clark, W s Old San

J 03(5 Road nr Industral School
Anglade John (Palassuu <k ^.), dwl NW cor Fillmore

and FVancisco
Anglin John, laborer, dwl 632 Brannan
Anglin M., cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 557 Folsom
Anglin Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Bryant bet Twenty-
fourth and 'Twenty-fifth
Anglin Thomas, porter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

721 Minna
Anglin William, barkeeper, dwl 14 Harlan PI
A.\«LO-CALIFOB.MA>i BA>K (limited), Frederick

F. Low and Ignatz Steinhart managers, otfice 422 Cal-
ifornia
Angonett Clara A. Miss, laundress Frank Angonett, dwl

715 Stockton
Angonett Frank, French laundrj-, 715 Stockton
Angonett Martha Miss, laundress Frank Angonett, dwl

715 Stockton
Angonett Mary O. Miss, laundress Frank Angonett, dwl

715 Stockton
Angostora John, milkman Thomas Barcilles, dwl cor La-

guna and Bay

Angot , barkeeper, dwl 1031 Dupont

Angot A. , dwl 1120 Stockton

Angot Julius (if arc it A.), dwl 705 Pacific

Angott Simon, dwl 708 Vallejo

Angulo Marciana, tailoress, dwl 634 Vallejo

Angulo Petra, tailoress, dwl 634 Vallejo

Angus Daniel, deckhand stm C. M. Small, Front St.

Wharf
Angus O. , waiter stm Empire
Angus John, jeweler, dwl 561 Mission
Ankel Bernard, capmaker, dwl 565 Minna

Ankele Geoiye, baker, dwl Sixth Av nr Dry Dock,

Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Ankele llenrj-, clerk Morris Jordan, dwl 613 Pine
Ankener Chris, propcrtyman New Lyceum Theater, dwl

819 Kearny
Ankjon Andros, seaman, dw^l 21 Pacific
Annis C, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 1319 Sansom,

rear
Annis Caroline (widow), dwl 327 Bryant
Annis S. James, cariieuter William Kreger, dwl 403J

Natoma
Ansbro James, hackman, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post
Ansburg B. & Co. (Adam Jack Jr.), market, NE cor

Montgomery and Broadway
Ansburg Barucli (B. Ansburg i Co.), dwl IS Union PI
Anschel Levi, tailor, 204 Commercial
Anschel Samuel, fancy goods and trimmings, 200 Sixth
Anseca Elizabeth, buttonhole maker, dwl W s Dupont

bet Union and Filbert
Anselm Arthur, cabinetmaker, dwl 18 Garden
Ansley Barcilai, furcman William Kerr, dwl 903 Batterj'
Ansley Washington, cooper S. T. Hubbell & Co., dwl NE

cor Jackson and Dnmim
Ansolabeher Jean, dwl 2 Gardner
Anson Asmus, carpenter, dwl 4S Riteh
Anson Henry S., dwl slO Mission
Anson P. F. , housepainter Wason & Morris
Anson Richard, painter, dwl 909 Geary
Anspacher Abel, dry-goods dealer, dwl 1820 Market
Ansteinson Mathias, dwl 438 Broadway
Anstett Antoine, brewer Lafayette Brewery, dwl 725

Green, rear
Anstett Armand (A/istett <t Grogari), dwl 7'25 Green, rear
Austin, SaOrog^n (Armand An.?tctt and Thomas Gro-

gan), proptrs Lafayette Brewery, 725 and 727 Green
Anstcv Charles T., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., dwl 228

Shotwell
Anthes Frederick, bakerj', 510 Fourth
Anthes John, musician, dwl 2 Potter
Anthes John A. , clerk Henrj- B. Shaw, dwl 2 Potter
Anthes Louis N. , clerk Stoutenborough & Hall, dwl So-
phie Terrace nr Pine
Anthes 'P&t&r (Anthes it Fleischman), AviX Sophie Ter-
race nr Pine
Anthes William F., clerk Carlos F. Glein, dwl 2 Potter
Anthes & Fleischman (Pefer Anthes and Charles X.

t'leischman), hairdressing saloon, 315 Kearny
Anthonisen H., laborer Baj- Sugar Refinery
Anthony A. J., miner, dwl 114 Mason
Anthony Carrie, milliner, dwl Brj'ant St. House
Anthony E. T., leather and cut bottom stock 416 Market,

(and E. T. Anthonxj it Co.), dwl 124 Oak
Anthony E. T. & Co. (A. T. Green), re-packers merchan-
dise, 407 and 409 Commercial
Anthonj' Ferdinand, bookbinder Bartling and Kimball,

dwl 912 Natoma
Anthony Florence M. Miss, teacher music, dwl 11 Haight
Anthony Frank, clerk, dwl 11 Haight
Anthony Frederick, laborer, dwl 619 Pacific
Anthony George L., engineer F. B. Schoenstein, dwl 11

Haight
Anthony George W., real-estate, office 417 Bush, dwl 44J

Sixth
Anthony Henrj- (Anthony tt Maass), dwl 6 Clara
Anthony Henry, ragdealer, dwl 1423 Hyde
Anthony Henry, shoemaker, dwl 299J Clementina
Anthony James, capitalist, office 606 Montgomery, dwl 513

Van Ness Av
Anthony James M., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Anthony Jerome, clerk, dwl 31 Eddy
Anthonj' John, dwl 210S Mason
Anthony John, boilennaker, dwl 537 Sacramento
Anthony John A., freight agent, dwl 153 Octa\ia
Anthony Richard M. , bookkeeper William Sherman & Co.,

dwl 115 Kearny
Anthony Robert, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Anthony Sarah (widow), dwl 11 Haight
Anthony Walter M., clerk Frank L. Kreider, dwl 11

Haight
Anthony William, miner, dwl 56 Clara
Anthony William T., salesman E. T. Anthony, res Oak-
land
Anthony & Maass (Henry A nthony and Christ oph Maass),

groceries and liquors, NW cor Berry and Clara Lane
A-MHOXVS II ALL, 417 Bush
Antich Antonio, waiter Cosmo IVancisco\ich, dwl 6

Fourth
Antich Vincent, cook, dwl 6 Vallejo PI

JAMES &. STEELE «S; CO., Chemists, removed to No. 315 Kearny St.

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan '.

Antippo Antoine, hogranch, dwl S 8 Crescent Av, Islais

Creek, Bornal Heights
Antisell P., buxniaker Cal. Cigar Box Co., dwl Potrero
Antisell Thouias M. (Thomas M. Antisell Jc Co.), dwl 210

Fair Oaks
A.\TI8ELL THOMAS M. <ft CO., pianos and organs,

8U5 Market
Antisell William C, bookkeeper Thomas M." Antisell &

Co. , dwl 865 JIarket
Antoine Louis, laborer, dwl 1257 Montgomery

Anton , waiter, dwl 50!) Washington

Anton Arthur, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson

Anton August, eigarmaker, dwl 33 Natoma

Anton Frank, deckhand stm Los Angeles, Pacific St. Wharf

Anton Henry, machinist Will & Finck, dwl E s Stockton

bet Lombard and Greenwich
Antou John, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway St. Wharf
Anton Thomas, laborer John Schaefer & Sons, Misaion

and Ocean Beach Road nr Mountain Spring House
Antonelii David, image manufacturer, 433 Green
AXTOXI.l CLAKA Mine., clairvoyant, 134J Post
Antonio Bctino, confectioner Palace Hotel
Antrim Amos Y. , dwl 238 Jessie
Antron Peter, silk weaver, dwl 1211 Powell
Antunovich Bianci, fisherman, dwl 6 Merchant
Antunovich YXorio {Antunovich <i; Rossell), dwl 712 Green
Antunovich Nicholas, coffee saloon, S\V cor East and

Commercial, dwl 1311^ Sacramento
Antunovich & Rossell (Florio Antunovich and John lios-

sell), coffee saloon, 403 East
Antz Henry, market, N\V cor Larkin and Geary
Antz Joseph, carpenter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post
Anzar Anatalio, dwl 120 Bernard
Anzenhofer Louis, farmer E s Ocean House Road, J mile

SW Industrial School
Anzenhof er R. , farmer, E s Ocean House Road, \ mile SW

Industrial School
Anzoli Anselmo, milker Carl Solari, W b Clara Av nr

Nineteenth
Aoyon Edward, lodgings, 600 Vallejo
Apel Carl, bookkeeper D. Samuels
Ajiel Charles, miner, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Apel John, architect, office 610 Sacramento, dwl 701 Stock
Apel's Building, 410 Kearny

Apell Peter, calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 7^ Garden
Apelt Charles, shirtmaker, dwl 605 Greenwich
Apgard Richard, policeman City Hall
Apothecaries' Hall, SE cor New Montgomery and Market

Grand Hotel, Benjamin B. Thayer chemist, Wil-
liam J. Brj'an druggist
Apparill George, shoemaker, dwl 333 Bush
Appel Antonio, w alter What Cheer House
Appel Arthur, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Appel Herman, upholsterer, dwl 1023 Kearny
Appel Philip, liquor saloon, 826 Sacramento
Appel Samuel, dwl 527 Tehama bet Fifth and Sixth
Appel Samuel, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3 S.

F. F. D.
Appel Simon, furniture 872 Folsom, dwl 525 Tehama bet

Fifth and Sixth
Appel Theodore, cigars and tobacco, junction Market and

Ellis, dwl Ills Howard
Appel William, furniture dealer, S72 Fol, dwl 525 Tehama
Api^ell John C, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl SW cor

Mission and Main
Appenzeller T., tailor, dwl William Tell House
Appiarius Henry, barkeeper F. William Kamps, dwl NE

cor California and Davis
Appiarius William, driver, dwl 504 Filbert
Apple Jacob, bookkeeper John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 1239

Mission
Apple John, cigars and tobacco, dwl 255 Minna
Apple Isidor, woodcarver Sanborn, Vail & Co., dwl 1239

Mission
Apple Sarah Mrs., dry-goods, 28 Sixth
Apple Wolf, merchant, dwl 1239 Mission
Applebee Orville, hostler, dwl 701 McAllister
AI'PLKBY M'lLLIA.U, proptr European Nursery,

NW cor Mission and Twenty -first
Applegarth William, real estate, office 302 Montgomery

room 30, res Oakland
APPLEtJATK J. HENKY JR., reporter John H.

Carmany & Co., dwl 1119 Geary
Applegate Josiah H., attorney at law, office 729 Mont-

gomerj', dwl Grand Hotel
Appleton Abraham, junk peddler, dwl 20 Dora
Appleton George, mariner, dwl 105 Clark
Appleton Thomas, salesman Mission Woolen Mills, dwl

N s Twenty-third bet Mission and Capp

Appo Georgina A., ladies' hairdresser, dwl 6 Thompson

Av
Appo Junius B., porter stm Mohongo, dwl 6 Thompson

Av
Apponyi Charles E. (Hochholzer & A.), dwl 1522 Post
App Henry, porter Campi & Co., dwl 115 Oak
Appy Hattie J. (widow), dwl 204 Sutter
Apted Walter, boatman, Meigg's Wharf
A(iuay Charlotte Miss, dwl 9 Sonora PI
Arago Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 767 Clay
Aralla Volverto, vaquero Miller & Lux
Arata Andrea {Arata ifc Gueuaso), dwl 364 Third
Arata Andrea, fruit and vegetables, 519 Fourth
Arata Annie Miss, dressmaker Feliciana Arata, dwl

Margaret PI nr Vallejo
Arata Bartolomeo, dwl S s Cadell Alley nr Union
Arata David, vegetable dealer, dwl 18 Ohio
Arata F. & Co. {Domenico Brignoni), feed-store, 620

Broadway
Arata Feliciana Miss, dressmaker, 533 Vallejo
Arata Francjisco {F. Arata ifc Co.), dwl 519 Greenwich
Arata Freres (Qiannhatiista and Giovanni), vegetables,

Colombo Market, Garden, Sunnyvale Ranch, W s

Mission Ocean House Road
Arata Giambatista (Arata Freres), dwl Sumiy vale Ranch,

W s Mission Ocean House Road
Arata Giovanni (Arata Freres), dwl Simny vale Ranch,

W s Mission Ocean House Road
Arata Giovanni, vegetable dealer, dwl 6 Gaven
Arata Juanita (widow), dwl 6 Hinckley
Arata Louis, laborer, dwl 423 Filbert
Arata Louis, marbleworker Charles Bianchi, dwl 7 Gaven
Arata Louis, vegetable dealer, dwl 2 Margaret PI
Arata Louis A., vegetable dealer, dwl 533 Vallejo
Arata Louise Miss, dressmaker Feliciana Arata, dwl Mar-
garet PI nr Vallejo
Arata Nicolo, seaman, dwl 12 Union PI, rear
Arata Paolo, laborer California Italian Paste Co., dwl

7 Gaven
Arata Paul, peddler, dwl Margaret PI nr Vallejo
Arata Pietro, laborer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 13 Union PI
Arata S., peddler, dwl 736 Vallejo, rear
Arata & Gueuaso (A)ulrca Arata and Andrea Gueuaio),

fruits and vegetables, 304 Third
Arbes Charles, furrier H. Liebes «& Co., dwl William Tell

House
Arbogast Frederick, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, dwl

cor Washington and Stockton
Arbondin George, laborer, dwl 4 Graham PI
Arbondin H., tobacconist, SE cor Taylor and Vallejo
Arbondin Henry, machinist City Iron Works, dwl 4

Graham PI
Arborelli Antonio, upholsterer Jas. W. Bumham & Co.,

dwl 105 Prospect PI
Arbuckle Henry (Arbuekle <i- Moidton), dwl 2007 Mission
ARBIX'KLE «S MOHLTOX (Heiiry ArhucMe and

Jonathan B. MouUon), groceries and liquors, NE

cor Sixteenth and Howard
Arbuste August, waiter Stanford Hotel
Arcade House, Adolph Hartman proprietor, 45 Sac
Arcade House, L. D. Ingoldsbv proprietor, 930 Market
ARCIIBALD .TOH.V, survevor S. F. Savings Union,

office 532 California, dwl 1312 Powell
Archer Ann (widow), lodgings. 111 Prospect PI
Archer Charles, machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 415

Fifth
Archer H. R., actor Bella Union Theater, dwl 1722 Leav
Archer James H., student Heald's Business College
Arclier John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Archer Mary (widow), dwl 18 Louisa
Archer Sue Miss, dwl 1205 Polk
Archer William, machinist Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 415

Fifth
Archer William, laborer, dwl 815 Harrison
Archibald A. W., conductor Central R. R., dwl 331 Tyler
Ai-chibald James, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 254

Clementina
Archibald Jane (widow), dwl 297 Clementina
Archibald Jane A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 327 Fell
Archibald John, stonecutter, dwl 254 Jessie
Archibald M. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. E. M. Haggett, dwl

327 Fell
Archibald Prescott L., assistant superintendent Central

R. R., dwl S s Locust Av bet McAllister and Tyler
ARnilKALU TUOMAS, liquor and billiard saloon,

1 Valencia
Archibald William, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

cor First and Mission
Archibald. See Archbald

PEANCIS & VALENTIITE, Printers, Designers, and Engravers, 517 Clay St., S.I|

;J1 P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Arderj', Agrnes Miss, dwl 26 J Kearny

Ardery James A., clerk H, K. Cummiiigs & Co., dwl 202

Sixth
Arduiii Edward, cook Joseph Barron, 000 Stockton
Arechiga v., physician, oftice and dwl 702 Vallejo
Areeret Annie, dressmaker, dwl 610 Octayia
Areeret Jacuh, gardener, dwl Olti Octavia
Arenberj.'er F., musician, dwl 1305 Montyfomery
Arend Peter (llenckes it- A.), dwl 719 Clay
Arensberjf Herman, physician, oftice aiul dwl 303 Third
Arents Albert, metiillur^'ist, dwl 1420 California
Ares Guadalnpa (widow), dwl 3 Mai-jiraret PI
Arey C. C, captain ship Co<iuimbo, office Pier 1 Steuart
Arey Rutjert 15., first mate stm Ale:kauder, dwl South

Park Hi>use, Third
Arey Walter, cashier Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl 1516

Franklin
Arfort Jean B., Qarriage and wagonmaker, 218 Post, dwl

623 Geary
Arjrall John (Biroh. A. <t Co.), dwl 220 Third
Argenti Tullio, marblcworker Charles Bian^i, dwl We

Mission nr Twenty-fiith
AKtiC.VTI.XBKEPi'BLir, Charles Baum consul, oflSoe

510 Battery
Argues Clement, physician, dwl 1234 Stockton
Argues Francisca Miss, dwl 1234 Stockton
Ariani Santo (Scalmanini <t Co.), dwl SE cor Drumm aJ>d

East
Arias Benancio, janitor London and San Francisco Bank

(limited), dwl S45 Dupont
Ariola Louis, laborer, dwl 1318 Dupont
Ariola Michael, laborer, dwl 6 Vallejo PI
Aris Gertrude Miss, dressmaker, dwl 343 Jessie
Aristide Gustaf, seaman, dwl 20 St«uart
Arizona Silver Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.), William

Willis secretary, office 30!) Montgomery room 29
Arjo Miguel, peddler, dwl 440 Greenwich
Arl Joseph, steward, dwl 024 Fourth
Arlar Martin, waiter Schneller & Beyer, dwl 13 Taylor
Arling Isaac, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl 234

Kitch
Arlington Andrew, hamessmaker, dwl W s De\-isadero bet

Sutter and Bush
Arlington House, Comwell & Wyman proprietors, 127

Kearny and 207 Sutter
Ami;iger Charles W., policeman City Hall, dwl 731 Clay
Armand August, clerk Henrj- Bacquie, dwl 1513 Dupont
Armand Frank, peddler, dwl 305 Da\is
Armand Frank, saddler, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and

Vallejo
Armand John, waiter International Hotel, 824 Kearny
Armand L., tailor, 307 Pine

Armand Lecoq, cook with Louis Donnadieu, dwl Califor-
nia Hotel
Armand Perrie, limiberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Tay-
lor bet Post and Geary
Armann Edward (Gallagher <t- A.), dwl 624'V\^ashington
Amiath Philip, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 How
Armberger F., musician Wade's Opera House
Armbnister Adolph, liquor saloon, 314 Hayes
Armbruster Daniel, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture

Co. , dwl 11 Hickory Av
Armbruster Julius, engrayer Levison Bros. , dwl 134 Sutter
Armbruster William, watchmaker and jeweler, 209 Mont

Armer , dwl Olympic Lodgings

Armer Hennan, traveling agent Kullman & Armer, dwl

1303^ Polk
Armer Lizzie Miss, ftimished rooms, 522 Stockton
Armer Max (Kullnmn <t- A.), dwl 631 O'FarreU
Armer Robert, tinsmith, dwl 5 Washoe PI
Armer. See Armour
Amies C. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 137 Mont
Armes Charles W. {Amies <i- Dallam), res Oakland
Amies George W. {Arm^s it Dallam), res Oakland
AK.>IK!!> <t DALLAM (C. W. and G. W. Armes and

Richard B. Dallarn), importers wood and willow

ware, manufacturers brooms, tubs, and pails, and

agents F. N. Davis & Co.'s building paper, 215 and

217 Sacramento, manufactorj- 22 and 24 California
Armington Edward J., printer A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

1017 Clay
Armingt<^in Edward R., tailor Wright & Harmon, dwl

1017 aay
Armington George H., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,

dwl 462 Jessie
Armitage George F. J., sailmaker Harding & Braim, dwl

1003 McAllister
Armitage John, sailmaker, dwl lOOS McAllister
I Armitage Joseph, apothecarj-, 512 Kearny, dwl 724 Post

Armon George, cook Lick House

Armon Thomas, carpenter, dwl Twelfth Av nr P, South

S. F.
Amionino Pietro, vegetables, Colombo Market
Armont Jacob, seaman brig Sea Waif, Howard St.

Wliarf
Armory Hall, 134 Fourth

Annory Ifall Building, NE cor Montgomerj' and Sac
Armour H., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl Mont-
gomery Hotel
Arms Clayton, sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 238

Steuart
Arms Moses, policeman City Hall, 430 Montgomerj' Av
Armstcad John W., waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 928 Wash
Armstrem Ch., lalwrer George H. \\'hitney, 114 Steuart

Armstrong , engraver, dwl 1038 Howard

Annstrong A. , dwl 106 Mason

Armstrong B. Frank, salesman J. W. ShaefTer It, Co., dwl

Morton House
Armstrong C. , scenic artist Wade's Opera House
Armstrong Charles, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, dwl 22

Hampshire
Armstrouif Charles, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu
Armstrong Charles, seaman, dwl 7 Broadway
Armstrong Charles, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Armstrong Christopher, clerk Michael Connell, dwl 36

Harriet
Armstrong Daniel, clerk, dwl 13 Grand Av
Armstrong Daniel, printer Russell & McKenney, dwl 13

Grand Av
Armstrong David, commission merchant, dwl 522 O'Far-
reU, rear
Annstrong Dennis, dwl 609} Minna
Armstrong E., clerk, dwl Overland House
Armstrong Edward I., real estate, dwl 2313 Howard
Armstrong Francis F., porter Meeker, James & Co., dwl

522 O'FarreU, rear
Armstrong George, dwl 3 Simpson PI
Armstrong George, bootfitter Buckingham & Heclit, dwl

N s Thirtieth bet Church and Sanchez
Armstrong George, clerk Jason Springer, res Oakland
Armstrong George, teamster, dwl 410 Larkin
Armstrong Henry, painter, dwl 107 Valencia
Armstrong H. S., machinist, dwl 1032 Market
Armstrong H. T., carpenter, dwl 437 Jessie
Armstrong James, dwl 417 Powell
Armstrong James, dwl 735 Harrison
Armstrong James, dwl 867 Market
Armstrong James {Armstrong cO Taylor), dwl Ws Fol-

som bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Armstrong James, bootmaker, dwl 415 Powell
Armstrong James, laborer, dwl E s Harrison nr Alabama
Armstrong James, miner, dwl 506 Davis
Armstrong James P., engineer, dwl NE cor Third and

Townsend
Armstrong Joanna (widow), dwl cor Cherobusco and Hen-

rieta, Berual Heights
Armstrong John, barkeeper John Brask, dwl 426 Drumm
Armstrong John, hostler George Eggleton & Co., dwl 115

Oregon •

Armstrong John, laborer, dwl 262 Eighth
Armstrong John, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 25

Nevada
Armstrong John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Armstrong John, tailor, dwl 109 Minna
Armstrong John G., cooper, 104 Commercial, dwl 1009

Vallejo
Armstrong John H., polisher, dwl 460 Sixth
Armstrong John K., liquor saloon, NE cor Third and

Townsend, dwl 722 Shotwell
Armstrong John L., stockbroker, office 238 Montgomery,

dwl 2uO Hyde
Armstrong Joseph, laborer William H. Brown, dwl 5 Bay
Armstrong Kate Miss, copyist County Clerk's Office
Armstrong Kate Mrs., upholsteress Cal. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 522 O'FarreU
Armstrong Martin, cigars, 529J East, dwl 1007 Folsom
Armstrong Martin, laborer, dwl 1100 Folsom
Armstrong P., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Armstrong Robert, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Armstrong Robert, cashier M. J. Fla%in, dwl 417 Powell
Armstrong Rudolph, cooper 72 Oregon, dwl 22 Hamp-
shire
Armstrong Samuel, teamster A. Brokaw, dwl 14 Lafayette
Armstrong Samuel C, salesman George W. MUler, dwl

564 Bryant
Armstrong" Samuel P., dwl 1232 Pacific
Armstrong Sarah Mrs., dwl 65 Shipley
Armstrong T., dwl Commercial Hotel

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant I!

Armstrong Thomas, wines and liquors, dwl 834 Fijlsom

ArnistronK Truman B., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,
dwl 921 Jackson

Armstrong T. S., clerk Louis Hartter, dwl 227 Second

Armstrong William, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1137
Pacific

Armstrong William, grainer 6C4 Howard, dwl S s Eigh-
teenth bet Mission and Capp

Armstrong William H., clerk medical director Depart-
ment California U. S. A., dwl 1015 Howard

Armstrong William II., mariner Pacific Mail S. S. China

Aniistrong W. W., bookkeeper John C. Winans, dwl 1001
Sutter

Armstrong & Taylor (James Armstrong and John L.
Taylor), proprietors Eagle Brewerj", SW cor Folsom
and Fourteenth

Amaud Albert, clerk Mrs. J. Sajous, dwl 729 Clay

Arr.aud Matilda, dres.sraaker, dwl 16 St. Mary

Aniaud Paul, plasterer, 324 Dupont

Arnaud Paul, upholster, dwl Iti St. Marj*

Aniaud Pierre, carjienter Racouillat & Gilmore, dwl Wil-
low nr ^'alencia

Arnberger Frank, musician, dwl 1305 Montgomery

Arndt George, dwl 432 Broadwaj*

Amdt William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor
Eighth and Erj-ant

Ame Henry, cook Nicholas Castis, dwl 238 Jessie

Arnesen Ivan, dwl 415 East

Arneson Soren, packer Edward C. Slorah, dwl 906 Filbert

Amess S., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Arnest John M., operator Bradley & Rulofson, res Oak-
land

Arnett August, dwl 1514 Powell

Arnett Henry, steward Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D.

Amheim Gustave S., jeweler, 8 Steuart

Amheim Herman S., clerk Samuel S. Arnheim, 8 Steuart

Amheim Julius S., drugs and medicines, 24 Steuart

Arnheim Samuel S. , cigars and stationerj-, S Steuart

Arnheim William S., jeweler, S Steuart

Amhold Hugo, salesman Lilienthal &, Co., dwl 527 Turk

Arnold , collector, dwl 719 Clay

Arnold , hatter, dwl 317 Sutter

Arnold A. Mrs., milliner, 1400 Polk

Arnold Ames, teamster, cor Market and Spear, dwl E s
Fair Oaks nr Twenty-third

Arnold Augustus G., sawj-er D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
516 Howard

Arnold Austin, clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl 429
Geary

Arnold Benjamin E., wholesale butcher, cor Fourth Av
and M, South S. F., dwl N s Twentj'-third nr Guer-
rero

Arnold C. H., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 402 Larkin

Arnold Catherine (widow), dwlE s San Jos6 Road nr Five-
mile House

Arnold Charles, clerk, dwl 102 Eddy

Arnold Charles, cook, dwl 317 Francisco

Arnold Charles W., bookkeeper Newark Land Assn. dwl
1114 Market

Arnold Edward H., driver Riley & Vest, dwl SE cor
Brumm and Oregon

Arnold Elbridge F., optician, cutlery and stationery, 427
Kearny, dwl 822 Filbert

Arnold Elizabeth Miss, seamstress, dwl E s San Jose
Road nr Five-mile House

Arnold Ferdinand, lettercanier Post-oflBce, dwl Twen-
tieth nr Guerrero

Arnold Francis W., cooperage, 712 Front, dwl 519 0ctavia

Arnold George, dwl 14U0 Polk

Arnold George C, teacher languages and mathematics,
dwl 701 Geary

Aniold George H., clerk Occidental Hotel

Arnold Gottlieb, market, W s -Mission nr Tliirtieth

Arnold Johanna, dwl 10 St. Charles PI

Arnold John, business manager Palace Varieties, 25 Gearj'

Arnold John F., conductor Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1503
Leavenworth

Arnold Joseph, wood and coal, 333 Third, dwl 362 Third

Arnold Louis, dwl 742 Vallejo

Arnold Marcus P., lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 1503 Leav

Arnold Mathew, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 82
Natoma

Arnold Noah S. (JV. S. Arnold d- Co.), dwl 1306 Pine

ARNOLD N. S. A CO., hardware commission mer-
chants and manufacturers' agents, 310 California

Arnold Otto, laborer, Lafayette Brewery, dwl 725 Green

Arnold Otto, messenger London and San Francisco Bank,
dwl 315 Powell

AnioId 1 hilip, seaman, dwl 31 Pacific

Arnold P. B., carpenter Market St. R. R., dwl 909 Kearny

Aniold P. B,, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

jVniold Rufus, teamster Sedgley & Davis, dwl S s Nine-
teenth nr Folsom

Arnold Saunders, poultrj', Central Market, dwl 625 Post

Arnold T., barkeeper, dwl 536 Market

Arnold Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 519 Bush

Arnold Thomas, clerk, dwl 2115 Market

Arnold Thomas C, salesman Hccht Bros. & Co., dwl 101
Grove

Arnold T. J., engineer Board State Harbor Commission-
ers, office 440 Jackson, res Oakland

Arnold U. K., bookkeeper Greenebaimi Brothers, dwl
1017 Polk

Arnold W. , clerk, dwl Overland House

Arnold William, laborer Eureka Warehouse, dwl 418 L'nion

Arnold William, oiler stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf

Arnold William A., carpenter, dwl 1310 Larkin

Arnold William B., laborer, dwl Delgardo PI nr Hyde

Arnold William H., salesman Albert J. Friel, dwl 402
Larkin

Arnold William T., printer John H. Peters, dwl 402 Larkin

Arnolda Victor, cook St. Gottard Hotel, dwl 627 Bdwy

Arnont Hannah (widow), dwl Paul Av nr Mission, Bemal
Heights

ARXOT XATHAXIEl D., manager Vulcan Iron
Works, 135 and 137 Fremont, dwl 1514 Pine

Arnot Nathaniel D. Jr., secretarj' Central R. R. Co., dwl
2510 Clay

Arnott Thomas, expressman, cor Fourth and Howard,
dwl 103 Fifteenth

Arnott William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj", dwl SW cor
Eighth and Brannan

Amoudts Constant, manufacturer French artificial flow-
ers and leaves, 4 Hartman PI

Amsburg Charles, butcher, dwl IS Union PI

Arnson John, shipcarpenter, dwl 331 Brannan

Arnstein Eugene (Stein, Simon it Co.), dwl 332 Eddy

Arnst^in Harriet (widow), dwl 132 Eighth

Amstein Ludwig, bookkeeper Stein, Simon & Co., dwl
208 Eddy

Amstein M., cigarmaker, dwl 417 Brannan

Arnthe George, kitchenhand Palace Hotel

Arntz Frederick, carpenter, dwl 2o6j Jessie

Amtz Henry, porter Nathan R. Lowell, NW cor Pine and
Da\-is

Arocoa Joseph, fruit peddler, dwl 521 Green

Arodwirth L. C., superintendent stables N. B. and Mission
R. R., dwl 956 Folsom

Arondel Carrie (widow), real estate, dwl 620 Washington

Aronsohn Sigmund, dwl 3 Monroe

Aronson Abraham, furniture, 1326 Stockton, dwl 463
Jessie

Aronson David, dwl 463 Jessie

Aronson G. & Co. (Adulph P. Craner), pawnbrokers,
110 Keamy

Aronson George (G. Aronson <fc Co.), dwl 307 Eddy

Aronson I. , dwl 215 Sixth

Aronson J., clerk, dwl 957 Market

Aronson Leon, salesman Bowen Bros. & Co., dwl 824
O'Farrell

ARONSTEIX ADOLPH, physician, office 29 Keamy,
dwl 520 Jones

Arp Joacim, teamster William O'Brien

Arpa Antonio, cook, dwl 10 Union PI

Arper Albert A. D., machinist, dwl 2132 Howard

Arjier George, carpenter California ilills, dwl 2132 How

Arjjer Thomas, machinist, F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 2132
Howard

Arper Walter, machinist, dwl 2132 Howard

Arjis Hennan, cabinetmaker Weir «Ss Greenwood, dwl 10
Liberty

Arques C. , dwl 1018 Stockton

Arquest Charles, carpenter, dwl 272 Brannan

Arranbide J. B., stockraiser, dwl 759 Harrison

Arrandt Leonard, dwl 719 Clay

Arria Anasetta, surcinglemaker, 2 Duncan Court

Arrillaga Santiago, teacher music, dwl 129 Third

Arrington William B., clerk forwarding department
Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 043 Folsom

Arrington Maria L. Mrs., dwl 043 Folsom

Arrington Nicholas T., bookkeeper Newton Bros. & Co.,
dwl 044 Seventeenth

Arrive Pierre, florist, W s Galinto bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth

Arronge Eugene, dyer Alexander Bertin, dwl 521 Filbert

Arrow John, laborer, dwl 20 Sacrainento

Arrowsmith Augustus T., civil engineer, office 432 Mont-
gomery room 9, dwl 461 Natoma

PRANCIS (S; VALENTINE. Printers, 517 Clay and 510-516 Commercial St.. S.

J. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, EstalDlished 1862.

Arrowsmith David B., general agent, office 420 Mont-
gomery, dwi <03 Market

Arriiwsniitli Henry, clerk Ammon, Caspar! & Co., res
Oakland

Arrowsmith John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Arrowsmith Jos«ph, salesman Treadwell & Co., dwl Ws
Twelfth l>et Mission and Howard

Arroyo Jaiiuario E. (,/. Trejos .t Co.), dwl 11 Second Av

Arsalino Nicolas, tailor Wright & Harmon, dwl Twenty-
seventh bet Folsom and Harrison

AKT .4SSOCI.4TIO.\, San Francisco, Samuel Purdy
secreUiry, Julin K. Martin assistant secretary, rooms
.•JIS I'ine

Arth Jacob, brewer Wsuinenmacher & Kronenberg, dwl
NE cor FYanklin and McAllister

Arthur Mrs., dwl 763 Mission

Arthur Charles, cjirriagetrimmer Carvill Manuf. Co

Arthur E. M., paving teller Nevada liank of S. F., did
cor Twelfth and e^stro, Oakland

Arthur George F. , hairdresser, dwl 709 Folsom

Arthur George N. (J. D. Arthur .fr Son), res Oakland

Arthur J. D. & Son (iieorge X. Arthur), farm and ex-
press wagons, SW cor California and bavis

Arthur John D. {J. D. Arthur <t Son), res Oakland

Arthur William S., baker and confectioner, 259 Third

Arthus Pierre, dwl 634 Pacific

Artigues E. & Co. (Jean and Louis Artigues), butchers,
14 t>an Francisco Market and S s Fifth Av nr Railroad
-Vv. South S. F.

Artigues Einile (£. Artigues <t- Co.), dwl S 8 Fifth Av bet
Railroad Av and N, South S. F.

Artigues Jean (JS. Artigues <fc Co.), dwl S s Fifth Av bet
Railroad Av and N, South S. F.

Artigues Louis (E. Artigues ifc Co.), dwl S s Fifth Av bet
Railroad Av and N, South S. F.

Artman R., teamster J. Morton & Co.

Artzberger Martin, painter, dwl 119 Park Av

Arzaga Josd, compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., 532 Clay

Asal Adolpb, carrier Abend Post, dwl 3 Noble PI

Asbestos Felting and Paint Co., Isaac L. Merrill agent,
office 314 Townsend

Asbridge Tliomas, third engineer S. S. Gaelic

Asbury Frank, gasfitter, dwl 1105 Powell

Asch Benjamin, with William Landgrebe, dwl 415 Clem

Asch Juli)is, cooper, dwl 870 Folsom

Asoheck Henry F. , polisher John Daniel & Co. ,dwl 429 Pine

Aschen Ernest {Ueinetnann & Aschen), dwl NW cor Bush
and Octavia

Ascherson Emilie Mrs. , dwl 432 Clementina

Ascot John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Ascroft Alice (widow), dwl 600 Jones

Ascroft Henry, clerk, dwl 000 Jones

ASH BICOTHEKS {Leo and Jacob), importers and
jobbers clothing, NW cor Battery and Bush

Ash v., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Ca, dwl Mechanics'
House, Berry nr Fourth

Ash Herrman, salesman Ash Bros., dwl 1355 Post

Ash Isidore, furrier, 338 Kearny, dwl 1046 Folsom

Ash Jacob (^4 s/i Brothers), res New York

Ash Leo (Ash Brothers), dwl 1355 Post

Ash Mary Mrs., dwl 117 Natoma

Ash Peter, machinist Risdou I. and L. Works, dwl 551
Mission, rear

Ash Regina Miss, dwl 1316 Geary

A,SH KOBEKT, attorney at law, oflSce 605 Clay, dwl
1010 Mission

Ash Thomas P., phonographic reporter, dwl 1812 Dupont

Ash W., lumberman C. A. Hooper cS: Co., dwl Mechanics'
House, Berry nr Fourth

Ash William, dwl 415 Clementina

Ash. See Asch and Ashe

Ashburner William, mining engineer, office 240 Montgom-
ery-, dwl 1014 Pine

Ashbun- F. H., gasfitter, dwl 1105 PoweU

ASHBLRY 3fO.\KOE, ex-auditor city and county,
dwl 204 Montgomery

\8hby Elijah W., attorney at law, dwl .533 Kearny

Ashby E. P., seaman schr Alonzo, Jackson St. Wharf

&8hby Mark T., mining office, 402 Front room 8, res
Berkeley

Aahcom Jarnes 'E., deputy clerk Supreme Court of Cali-
fornia, office 640 Clay, dwl 1104 Market

&8hcr<:>ft Robert, machinist Risdon I. and h. Works, dwl
532 Mission

Aahcroft Samuel, plasterer, dwl 719 Howard

(Uhcroft William, captain U. S. stm McPherson, dwl 1208

kshdown Archibald, bookkeeper, S. de Greayer & Co.
iBhe C. L. (widow), dwl 823 Post

Ashe Gregory, porter John E. Richards, dwl 546 Bryant

Ashe Matthew, barkeejier, dwl E s Mission nr Lizzie

Ashell .\nnie (widow), dwl 1015 Stockton

Asher A. F., clothing, 408 Fourth

Asher Alexander B., policeman City Hall, dwl 10 Willow

Av nr Larkin
Asher Charles L., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 44

Third
Asher Coleman, dwl 161 Fourth
Asher Edward, waiter Russ House, dwl 555 Natoma
Asher Frank, dwl Olympic Lodgings -. _ , —

Asher Henry, dwl 212 Sutter j ' ■■- '

Asher James, laborer, dwl NE cor Battery and Green
Asher Sanuiel, oilclothing, factory <iB Davis, dwl 325 Clay
Ashcrson F;mil, bookkeeper Hebrew Observer, dwl 432

Clementina
Ashley Delos R. (widow), dwl 712 Bush
Ashley Delos R,, clerk, dwl 712 Bush
Ashley J., pantryman Brooklyn Hotel
Ashlev P. L., porter Cal. Furniture Manul. Co., dwl 712

Bush
Ashley Ward H., clerk, dwl 120 Sutter
Ashley W. H. Mrs., dressmaking, 120 Sutter rooms 47 and

48
Ashman Charles, machinist, dwl 54 First
Ashman Richard T. , machinist, dwl cor Sierra and Indiana
Ashmead Gustavus S., dwl SE cor Mariposa and Florida
Ashmer William, lumberman, Pier 12 Steuart
Ashmore W. E., assistant storekeeper Cosmopolitan

Hotel, dwl 119* O'Farrell
ASHTOX CHAKLES, real-estate agent, office 120 Sut-
ter, dwl 9 Hubbard
Ashton Charles S., stock-list reporter S. F. Stock and
E.xchange Board, dwl E s Fillmore bet Union and
Green
Ashton Harry, barkeeper Georg<e D. Hodges, dwl 44

Steuart
Ashton J., dwl 31 Turk
Ashton John, clerk, dwl 11 Stockton
Ashton John, e.\]3ressnia)i, dwl 3 Vallejo
Ashton Lydia Mrs., dwl SW cor Shotwell and Fifteenth
Ashton William C, salesman Renton, Holmes & Co., dwl

408 Bryant
Ashurst C^orge C, proprietor New Idria House, cor Sac-
ramento and Leidesdorff
Ashworth Tliomas, capitalist, dwl 806 McAllister
Askall G. H., seaman, dwl 1110 Battery
Askem Charles, conductor Central R. R. Co., dwl 214^

Sixth
Asklen George, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Asmus John, farmer, E s San Jos6 Road nr Industrial

School
Asmus John, laborer National Flour Mills, dwl 1597 Turk
Asmussen Wilhelm, groceries and liquors and boarding,

NW cor Bryant and Eighth
Asmussen William A., groceries and liquors, 1192 Harri-
son, dwl 1191 Harrison
Aspel William, calker Jliddlemas & Boole, dwl 106 Steuart
Aspenlaub Adam, tanner George Dietsch, dwl cor Serpen-
tine Av and Howard
Aspinwali Peter, seaman O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Aspriel William, Shipcalker's Assn, 118 First
Assalino Louis R., painter, dwl 820 Folsom
Assayer State, Louis Falkenau, office 421 Montgomery
Assei Perra, cook Hartnett & Barry, dwl 406 Broadway
Asselin John, carpenter California Mills, dwl 503 Mission
Assessment Guide, Byers & Parker publishers and pro-
prietors, otfice 306 California
A.SSE!«SOR flTY A.\D t'OlI\TY, office 22 City Hall

first floor
Assion Henrj-, tailor, dwl 1 Morey Alley
Assion J. Miss, dwl 348 Third

Assion Joseph {Assion <£• Uabermacher), dwl S4S Third
Assion & Habemiacher (Joseph Assion and Ferdinattd

Habeniuicher), merchant tailors, 205 Mont'j:oniery
ASSI.STANT SI PEKIJfTEXDEXT RAIIiWAY

.1IAIL SERVICE, office 606 Montgomerj'
Assmann Adolph (^■l*.s))('77i?i de Bold), dwl E a Jersey bet

El Dorado and Alameda
ASSMANW A I»OLl» (.Adolph Assmann and Charles
Dold), fancy groceries, and manufacturers caviar,
32 California Market
Asten Ferdinand O., masquerade costimia'.lSGearj', and

liquor dealer, 3 Dupont
Asten G., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Asten John, expressman Oakland Ferry, dwl 3 Broadway
Asten N., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Aster George, bookbinder Radius & Roesler, dwl 1212
Clay

'AMES G-. STEELE &> CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

JEWELRY made to order and IIEPAIIIED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Mercliant.

Aston Daniel, painter William Lee, 416 Sacramento

Astim James Sirs., dwl 461 Jessie

Astur Block, 631 Sacramento cor Webb

A8TKKDO AXTIIOW, Astredo's Exchange, 635 Wash-

insfton, dwl !>14 Vallejo
Astroff Lewis, master mariner, dwl 139 Shipley
Afztalos Mary Hiss, milliner, dwl 529 Greenwich
Asztalos Samuel, cabinetmaker Pacific (J. W. Fumitxu-e

M. Co., dwl 529 Greenwich
Ataj^da A,, dv/1 3 Vallejo Court
Atcheson John, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 11

Cleveland
Atchiiison B. SL (B. M. A tckinson tfc Co.), res East C»akland
ATt'lllXSOX B. iM. A CO. {Edioard L. Cutten), dairy

produce aaid provisions, 16 and 17 Centre Market
Atchinson Charles, dwl 191 Hyde
Atchinson Henry S. , kiborer, "dwl 22 Turk
Atchinson T., dwl 314 Bush
Atheam Charles, dwl 1313 Market
Athearu Charles G. {AUiearn <t Co.\ dwl 813 Lagmia
Atheam Charles M., milkman, dwl 1313 Larkin
Atheam Frank, dwl 1707 Leaveoworth
Atheam Joseijh H. {Atheam lO Co.), dwl 17 Second Av
Athearn WilUam, clerk forwarding department Wells,

Fargo & Co., dwl 1707 Leavewworth
ATHEARX •£ <:0. {Charles G. and Jos. H, Atheam),

groceries, provisions, and ship stores, 6 Steuart
Atherton Faxton D., capitalist, office 705 Sansom, res

Fair Oaks, San Mateo Co.
Athey Charles, plumber John Bohn, res Oakland
A this John, second mate schr Lovet Peacock, d*l 32 Steu

Atkins , dwl 808 Mission

Atkins Alanson B,, clerk Henry B. Atkins, dwl 2 Rose Av
Atkins David, dummyman CUy St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl

Broadway nr Leavenworth
Atkms Ebenezer, porter Newton Bros. Si Co., dwl 621 Cal
ATMJNS HEXJtY B., groceries and liquors, and real-
estate agent, SE cor O'Farrell and Jones, dwl 2
Rose Av
AtkiDS James, dwl 36 Geary
Atkins Philip, laborer Patent Brick Co,
Atkins Robert, painter, dwl 123 Silver
Atkins Robert C. {Orr d^A.), dwl 608 Geary
Atkins Robert St. L., canvassing agent, dwl 313 Davis

Atkinson , teacher dancing. Mission nr Eighth

Atkuison Conrad, carpenter Eckf eldt & Co. , dwl 526 Pine
Atkinson David, proprietor California Lavmdry, Russ Al-
ley, dwl cor Church and Elizabeth
Atkinson Francis, fireman Engine No. 6 S. F. F, D., dwl

12 Caroline
Atkinson Frank F., painter, dwl 26 Willow Av, rear
Atkinson Frederick, boatinaji, dwl 110 Berrj'
Atkinson George, carpenter Wrilliam Kerr, dwl 535J Minna
Atkmson George, clerk General Freight Office Central Pa-
cific R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 213 Capp
Atkinson George, mine owner, dwl West End Hotel, Bren-

hamPl
Atkinson George F., wood tnmer, 213 Mission, dwl 32 Te-
hama
Atkinson H. , carpenter Geo. W. Swan & Co.
ATKIXSOX JA9l£,}i {Atkimon J: ^ewlajids),and in>
porter wines and liquors, 1021 Market, dwl 41 Tehama
Atkinson Joseph B. {L. Atkinson it Co.), res Philadelphia
Atkinson Joseph H., dwl 1032 Broadway
Atkinson L., clerk, dwl 633 O'FarreU
ATKIX80X L. A ^:0. {Joseph B. Atkinson), shirtajad

collar manufacturers, 22 Sansom
Atkinson Lewis {L. Atkinson ct Co.), dwl 22 Sansom
ATKI.VSOX, LI'ON A <'0. {Thoma» T. Atkinson and

Jr. H. Lyon) stockbrokers, 405j Cal
Atkinson Nathan, real-estate office, 507 Montgomerj',dwl

807 Tj'ler
Atkinson Rose H. (widow), dwl 371 Minna
Atkinson Thomas, dwl W s Church bet Twenty-third and

Twenty-fourth
Atkinson Thomas, real estate, dwl Green Court
Atkinson Tliomas E., bookkeeper George D. Gardiner &

Co., dwl SE cor Shotwcll and Twenty-second
Atkinson Thomas T. {Atkinson, Lyon <t Co.), dwl 112

Hyde
Atkinson William, laborer, dwl 833 Geary
Atkinson William, printer, dwl 836 Market
Atkinson William, sailmaker John S. Blakiston
Atkinson William H., painter California Chemical Paint

Co., dwl 652 Howard
Atkinson W. J., surgeon O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Atkinson & Newlands {James A tkinson and William T.
Newlandx), wholesale and retail w ines and liquors,
538 Market

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEC;R.4J»1I CO.

(Central Pacific Di\ision), Leland Stanford president,
Richard P. Hammond general manager, F. L. Van-
denburgh suijerintendent, J. G. Bloomer citj' mana-
ger, office 507 California, branches Grand Hotel, Lick
House, Palace Hotel, SE cor Front and Sacramento,
NE cor Front and Broadway, Oakland Ferry Wharf,
and cor Fourth and Townsend

Atlantic Giant Powder Co., Henry Pichoir secretary, ofiBce
40 California

Atlantic House, Michael McDonell proprietor, 20 Sac

Atlantic Straw Works, Forrest & Co. proprietors, 132
Fourth

Atlas Insurance Co. (fire) of Hartford, Hutchinson, Mann
& Smith agents, 314 California

Atterbury Andrew, laborer North Beach Cement Pipe
Works, dwl 419 Francisco

Atterbury Alexander, bookkeeper James N. McCune, dwl
304 Seventeenth

Attinger Frederick, tailor, 24 Dupont

Attinger Gottlieb, boot and shoemaker, 117 Leidesdorff,
dwl 31 Morton

Attinger John, tailor, dwl 365 Minna

Attridge Arthur, foreman Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl W s
Noe bet Market and Fifteenth

Attridge Edward, porter, dwl 1010 Filbert

Attridge James, laborer J. F. Haycock & Co., dwl 414
Broadway

Attridge Thomas,porter CoweirsWarehouse,dwll307Bdwy

Attridge Thomas, special policeman, dwl What Cheer
House

ATTWOOD niEIiTIELE, consulting and mining engi-
neer, dwl 722 Bush

Attwood William, seaman, dwl 430 Drumm

Atwell Edward E., butcher George E. Mowatt, dwl 210
Minna

Atwill Joseph F. {Aticill <t Co.), res Oakland

ATWILL A CO. {Joseph F. Atwill and H. R. West),
Western Mining Agency, office 240 Montgomerj'

Atwood Caroline L. Mrs., teacher Girls' High School, dwl
1511 Clay

Atwood Charles E., shoemaker Marks & Feder, dwl 648
Mission

ATWOOD EPHRAI9I A. {Atwood <Sc Bodwell), dwl
1511 Clay

Atwood Emest, machinist, dwl 742 Minna

Atwoc3d Frederick W., clerk J. Morton & Co., dwl 761
Mission

Atwood George, ticket clerk Wade's Opera House

Atwood George A., merchant, dwl 725 Treat Av

Atwood George E. {Nichols <i: A.), dwl SW cor Sacra-
mento and Drumm

Atwood George W., teamster, dwl N s Ellis bet Webster
and Fillmore

Atwood Henry, clerk, dwl 214 Tj'ler

Atwood J. K., mining, dwl 115 Eddy

Atwood Mathew, miner, dwl 107 Turk

Atwood WilUam, mate sloojj Mystery, Beale St. Wharf

Atwood William T. , assistant secretary Pacific Stock Ex-
change, dw'l 532 Geary

ATWOOD A BODWELL {Ephraim A. Atwood and
Harry H. Bodwell), Excelsior Windmill, pump,
horse-power, and tank manufacturers, 211 and 213
Mission

Aubert Albert, hams, bacon, etc, 10 S. F. Market, dwl 3
Graham PI

Aubert Felix {Aubert it Chesneau), dwl 532 Pacific

Aubert James M., physician, office and dwl 504 Kearny

Aubert Joseph P., jeweler, dwl 620 Fiilton

Aubert Paul L., jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 1314 O'Farrell

Aubert & Chesneau {Felix Aubert and Einile Clies-
neaii), restaurant, 707 Pacific

Aubonnet August, proprietor Europe Hotel, 109 Dupont

Aubrey Bernard, dwl 210 Montgomery Av

Aubrey Charles, electrotyper Painter & Co., dwl cor]
Twenty-third and Chattanooga f

Aubrey Charles A., tinner G. &. W. Snook, Pine, dwl 1328
California, rear

Aubrey Francis O., carpenter, dwl E s Chattanooga nr
Twenty-third

Auburn Alice Miss, tailoress Adolph Morris, dwl 133 Dora

Auburn Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), office 414 Cal

Auclair Francis, cabinetmaker. 308i Tehama, dwl 12 Hunt

Auclair Frederick, billiard-tablemaker Jacob Strahle &, Co.,
dwl 12 Hunt

Auclair Mary Miss, fancy work, dwl 12 Hunt

Aude Barbara A. Mrs., dwl 1007 Market

Audemart Manuel, porter Henry Schroder & Co., and
laundry, 314 Sutter

FRANCIS & VALENTINE, Printers, Designers, and Engravers, 517 Clay St., S.

C. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Auder William, carpenter, dwl 020 Pine
Audiffred Hypolite, wholesale and retail wood and char-
coal, 3 Mission, dwl 1823 Bush
AIDITOK OITl A.M» COI XTY, office 3 City Hall

first floor
Audley John, salesman, dwl 613 Pine
Auerbach Alfred, fringemaker William Englander, dwl

14 Harriet
Auerbach Charles M., bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co.,

dwl 711 OTarrell
Auerbach Julius J., phj-sician, office and dwl BIOJ Stock
Auerbach L. & Co. (Simon L. Goldberg), cigars and to-
bacco, 309 East
Auerbach Leopold, merchant (Montana Territory), dwl

516 OTarreU
Auerbach Louis (L. A turbach <t Co.), dwl 14 Harriet
Auerbach Louis, office 571 Market, dwl 340 Turk
Aufrecht Gustav, photographer I. W. Taber & Co., dwl

430 Geary
Aufric-htig Morris, manuf jewelrj', 233 Si.\th
Aug T., tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl E s Folsom nr

Eighteenth
Augee Louis, carpenter, dwl SW cor Mission and Twenty-
third
Auirer B. E. (B. E. Auger J: Co.), dwl 826 Howard
Al'OER B. E. «£ CO., importers and commission
merchants and agents Buena Vista Vinecultural Soc.,
40<j Batterj'
Auger Flora Mrs., milliner, 121 Stockton
Aui,'er John, bakery, 911 Pacific, dwl 121 Stockton
Auger Lambert, optician John C. Sack, dwl 64 Natoma
Aughterson George, barkeeper Robert Lewellra, dwl 14

Clara
Augsburger Frank, dwl 909 Kearny
Augsburger Frederick {Faucett it'Co.), dwl 63 Minna
Augsburger John, carpenter, dwl 730 Vallejo
Augur L. (A. T. Sherwood tt Co.), dwl 17 Tjier

August (widow), laundress, dwl 132S Stockton

August Charles, waiter 620 Fourth, dwl Stanford Hotel
August John, laborer, dwl 23 Stevenson, rear
August Josephine (widow), dressmaker, 634 Vallejo
August L., waiter California Restaurant, dwl 614 Mont
August Samuel, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
August Vobbe, waiter California Restaurant, dwl 22

Montgomerj'
Augustine Emma Miss, dwl 206 Powell
Augustine Morris, bookkeeper Rosenbaum & Friedman,

dwl 23 Kearny
Augustine William, cabinetmaker, dwl 420 Brannan
Augiistine Jean, cook Palace Hotel, dwl 627 Broadway
Augustiny John (Saggau d: A.), Awl SE cor Turk and

Polk
Augustus Frank, vamisher Kragen « Co., dwl 327 Beale
Augustus Joseph, painter, dwl 703 Davis
Aulbach Adam, printer, dwl 511 O'Farrell
Auld James, salesman David Porter, dwl 2210 Pine
Auld John, saddler, dwl 214 Perrj'
Ault H. W., conductor Southern Pac. R. R.
Ault Joseph P., hostler Berry & Gillman, dwl 107 Stev
Ault Martha M. Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 905 Market
Ault Mathias, miller, dwl 111 Leavenworth
Auman Frederick (.4 « ma /i X- Tutjen), dwl 508 Bdwy
Aune Peter, carpenter, dwl 231 Minna
Auradou A. Leon (JLuradoH it Tortcll), dwl 520 Merchant
Auradou & Tortell(.A. L. Auradoiumd WilliainTortell),

dealers game and poultry, 507 Merchant
Auregey Miguel, carpenter, dwl 1022 Kearny, rear
Aurick Charles, seaman schr Anne Hermene, Bulkhead

bet Washington and Jackson
Aurora Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 206 Dupont
Aurouze Marius, hairdressing saloon, 647 Pacific, dwl

1114 Stockton
Aiigcomb E. S., oysterman Solomon Tesmore, dwl 614

Kearny
Auselman Joseph, restaurant, 308 Montgomery Av
Ausensen Andrew, seaman, dwl 106 Jackson
Ausman Otto, vamisher John A. Shaber & Co., dwl 254

Tehama
AustermUUer Charles, cook Schramm & Schnabel
AISTI> ALEXANDER {J. M. Walker d: Co.), dwl

Occidental Hotel
Austin Aimie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 331 Minna
Austin Arnold, bookkeeper Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl

429 Geary
Austin .^jthiir C, clerk Linforth, Kellogg & Co., res

Oakland
ArSTi;* B. €., tin can and box manufacturer, 522
Washington, dwl 1520 Tavlor

Austin C, dwl 863J Market

Austin C, laborer New City Hall, dwl 545 Mission
Austin Charles, tinroofer W. G. Fisk, dwl 715 Howard
Austin David S., master mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,

dwl 713 Bush
Austin Emmet, bookkeeper S. L. Mastick & Co., dwl 108

Ellis
Austin Frank B., editor New Age, office 420 Kearny, dwl

Grand Hotel
Austin Han-ey, dentist, office and dwl 634 Washington
Austin H. E., dwl 108 Taylor
Austin Isaac, engineer, dwl 227 Main
Austin James, mining, dwl 1142J^ Market
Austin John, carpenter, dwl 212 Linden Av
Austin Joseph (C. S. Crittenden ct Co.), dwl Lick House
Austin Joseph, drajTuan, 60S Front, dwl 717 Natoma
Austin Joseph B., dwl 2524 Clay
Axistin Marcus E., real-estate agent, office 639 Kearny,

res East Oakland
Austin Matthew A., master mariner, dwl 2136 Howard
Austin Minnie F. Miss, principal Clarke Institute, SE cor

O'Farrell and Mason, dwl 228 Capp
Austin R., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Austin Robert N., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf
Austin Sampson, packer O. La a ton & Co., dwl 1614 Post
Austin Tliomas, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Austin Thomas A., machinist .<Etna Iron Works, dwl 966

Folsom
Austin William, trimmer Bradley &, Rulofson, dwL966

Folsom
Austin William W., sub-editor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 570

Minna
Al^TRALI.4.\ STEAM >AVI«ATIOX CO., J. C.

Merrill i Co., agents, office 204 California
Austrian Mutual Benevolent Societv, rooms 71 New Mont
AIJ«»TRO-UL'.VCi.lRIA\ E.nPIRE, Gottlieb A. E.

Muecke consul, office 109 California room 8
Autajne George, laundryman, dwl W s Scott bet O'Far-
rell and Gearj-
Autey William H., waiter, dwl 533 Commercial
Autson John, miller, dwl 313 Brj-ant
Auvraj- Frank, teamster Vermeil & Wellingtoii, dwl cor

Fovuth and Berry
Auxilby Samuel, second steward Pacific Mail S. S. City

of Pekin
Avan John, policeman City Hall, dwl 13 Tehama, rear
Ave Frank, laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.,

SW cor Chestnut and Pierce
Avens John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Avenue Charles, cook, dwl 616 Broadway
Avenue House, Leon Peiper proprietor, 819 Kearny
Averell Wilson, teamster, cor Sacramento and Davis, dwl

504J Howard
Averill Etta Miss, dwl 9 O'Farrell
Averill R., jeweler, dwl Russ House
Averj' Adeline Mme., physician, office and dwl 204 Sutter
Avery Clark, carpenter, dwl 1609 Clay
Aven' Daniel W. (A very i- Goetze), dwl 166 Clara
Aven,' Dean R. (i>. It. A very dt Co.), dwl 1911 Polk
Avery D. R. & Co., fruit and vegetables, 18 and 19 Cen-

Avery D. W., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 212

Post
Avery E. C. , laborer Frear Stone Co
Averj' Elihu, master mariner, dwl E s Minnesota bet

Mariposa and Solano
Aver}' E. M. (widow), dwl 238 Taylor
Averj' Eunice H. (widow), dwl NW cor Iowa and Solano
Avery Francis, secretary Saucelito Land and Feny Co.,

office NE cor Sansom and Halleck, dwl 1509 Wash
Averj' Frederick, fourth engineer 0. &, O. S. S. Gaelic
Avery G. H. Mrs., dwl 439 Minna
Averj' Jasper W., carpenter, dwl 1609 Clay
Avery John, molder Ray & Morrill, dwl 134 Fourth
Avery Judson, with D. "R. Avery & Co., dwl Minnesota

bet Solano and Mariposa
Averj' Maria Miss, dwl 281 Minna
Averj- Robert J., block and pumpmaker R. C. Hanson &

Co., dwl 1145 Mission
Avery Ross, carpenter, dwl Lizzie nr Mission
Avery S. Miss, teacher I'^incon Grammar School, dwl cor

Iowa and Solano
Averj' William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Averj' & Goetze (Daniel W. Avery and John Goetze),

proprietors Rotunda Hall, 234 Steuart
A\'ila Zenobia Mrs., dwl 720 VaUejo
Avison Christien, master mariner, dwl 110 Park Av
Avisseau Louis, carpenter, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av

and Vallejo

JAMES &. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

FINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

A\'y Eusrene, woolgrower and wholesale sheepdealer, of-
fice 402 Front, room 3, dwl 310 Lombard

Axel William, groceries and liquors, E s Castro bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth

Axlord William, iron molder, dwl 17 Sher\vood PI

Axt Ludwig, boot and shoemaker, 93fi Howard

Axtell George \V., painter John A. Donovan «Sc Co., dwl
513 Minna

Axtell Mark, dwl 315 Eddy

Axtell William, compositor Benj. F. Sterett, dwl 26 Min

Axthelm Hermann W., wagonmaker John W. Farren,
dwl 318J Fulton, rear

Axtman Leopold, bakery, 500 Ha}-e3

Ayala Manuel B. M., physician, office 919 Clay, dwl 702
Pacific

Ayer C. E. , milk and dairy produce, office 35 Eddy, dwl
547 Mimia

Ayer James, lumberman, dwl 25 Clinton, rear

Ayer Joseph T., contractor and builder, dwl 2408Folsom

Ayer Maggie, tailoress Wright & Harmon, dwl 30 Clinton

Ayer Parrish L., carpenter, dwl 219 Hajes

Ayer Washington, physician, office 410 Kearny, dwl 428
Post

Ayer. See Ejtb

Ayers Frederick, bricklayer, dwl 1226 Folsom, rear

Ayers Grosvenor P., salesman Osgood & Stetson, dwl 524
Geary

Ayers Henry, liquor saloon, 236 Montgomery, dwl 406 Cal

Ayers Humphrey, foreman Albert Folsom, dwl 920 Do-
lores

Ayers Ira Jr., with George F. Bragg & Co. and secretary
Sterling Mining Co., dwl 427 Sutter

Ayers John C, policeman City Hall, dwl 959J Mission

Ayers John C. Mrs. (widow), dwl E s Carolina nr Jackson
Park

Ayers John W., real estate, dwl 2716 Howard

Ayers Joseph, clerk, dwl 16 Mason

Aj'ers Mar3', tailoress Wright & Harmon, dwl 15J Clinton

Ayers Robert E., machinist Globe Iron Works, dwl Caro-
lina bet Mariposa and Santa Clara

Ayers William, calker, dwl Twelfth Av nr P, South S. F.

Ayers William H., carpenter, dwl E s Carolina ur Jack-
son Park

Ayieo Phillip, dwl N s Tenth Av nr Railroad Av, South
S. F.

Aylward John, machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl 37 Minna

Aylward Michael, machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl 37 Min

AjTe William, dwl 921 Jackson

Ayres Charles, carpenter, dwl 327 Filbert

Ayres Charles W. , plasterer, dwl 705 Howard

AjTes Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Ormsby Co.,Nev.),
William A. M. Van Bokkelen secretary, office 320
Sansom room 21

AjTes Emma (widow), dwl 615 Taylor

Avres Frederick, clerk, dwl 331J Eddy

Ayres James, lumberman Jason Springer, dwl 13 Ritch

AYKES JOHX C, broker, office 307 Montgomery, dwl
Palace Hotel

AjTes Joshua Irving, mining, office 320 Sansom room 21,
dwl 525 Natoma

AjTes William, dwl 1303 Broadway

AjTes William Mrs., teacher music, dwl 1303 Broadway

Ayres Winnie Mrs., dwl 428 Third

AjTes & Hopkins Silver Mining Co. (Ormsby Co., Nev.),
William A. il. Van Bokkelen secretary, office 320
Sansom room 21

Aztec Pinole Co., Ira Marden proprietor, office 212 S»e

Baaoi Christian, dwl 1921^ Mason

Baap J. M., butcher, dwl W Railroad Avnr Sixth, South
S. F.

Baaser Ferdinand, distiller, dwl E s Thirteenth Av nr P,
South S. F.

Baasleman Heinrich, mariner, dwl 28 Clay

Babbitt A. Mrs., spiritual medium, 417 Kearny room 86

Babbitt Andrew M., carpenter, dwl 417 Kearny

Babbitt John, teamster Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W ■ Ten-
nessee nr Solano

Babbitt Solomon, dwl 1108 Clay

Babcock Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 417 Kearny

Bahcock Benjamin, dwl 8 Mason

Babcock George {Babcock <fc Gould), res Oakland

Babcock George A., compositor Spaulding & Barto, dwl
1328 Polk

Babcock John, dwl 18 Stockton

Babcock L., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'b Wharf
Babcock Warren, calker Boole & Webster, dwl 26 Scott PI
Babcock William (Parrott <t Cu.), dwl 11 Essex
Babcock \Villiam, clerk, dwl 56 Tehama
B.iltC'OCK MILH.OI F. (Parrott <t- Co.), office 806

California, dwl 11 Egsex
Babcock & Gould (George Babcock and Henry Gould),
commission merchants and proprietors Oakland City
Flour Mills, office 209 Davis
Babco.x Jefferson T., dwl 110 Taylor
Babcox J. S., clerk coiners' department U. S. Mint, dwl

1012 Mission
Babe Edward, seaman, dwl 1011 Battery
Babin Landry C, collector Norbert Landry, dwl 319 Union
Babson Edward (C. L. Taylor ct Co.), res Boston, Mass.
Babson Seth, architect, office 37 Merchants' Exchange,

dwl 132 McAllister
Baby Martin, laborer, dwl 518 Mission
Babylon George P., boUermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co. , dwl

154 Clara
Baca Pablo (Baca <fc Castarios), dwl 8 Russ
BACA «.t CASTAXOS (Pablo Baca and Bartolo Cat-
tanoi:), wholesale sheep butchers, S s Fifth Av nr
Railroad Av, South S. F., office 535 Clay
Bacarcich Samuel, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Baccala Louis (Bocken & B.), dwl 630 Sacramento
Bacconi V., laborer Musto Bros.
Biiccus Benjamin, gasfitter, dwl 442 Greenwich
Bacous George A., machinist, dwl 442 Greenwich
Baccus John B., dwl 442 Greenwich
BACCUS RICHARD T., market SW cor O'FarreU

and Mason, dwl 528 O'FarreU
Baccus. See Backus

Bacfe Antonio, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Bach Charles, bookkeeper Ferdinand Scherr, dwl 1583 Fol
Bach F. , cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Bach Frederick W. , bookkeeper Kline & Co. , dwl 735 Green
Bach Henry, porter Lick House
Bach Herman, bookkeeper, dwl 802 Stockton
Bach John, manager United Anaheim Wine Grower*'

Assn, office 321 Montgomerj", dwl 2022 Mission
Bachelder Frank J., salesman American Clock Co., dwl

1111 Pacific
Bachelder Hemy, carpenter, dwl 116 Ninth
Bachelder Horace, clerk Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl N i

Palmer nr Whitney
Bachelder James W., weigher Mission Bay Warehou»e,

dwl N s Palmer nr Whitnej'
Bachelder John W. , attornej' at law, dwl 1106 Kearny
Bachelder Sarah (widow), dwl N s Palmer nr Whitney
Bachelder T. F., attorney at law, office 622 Clay, dwl 307

Lombard
Bachelder. See Batchelder
BACHELOR CLUB, rooms 630 Commercial
Bacher George, carpenter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post
Bachert August, salesman B. Nathan & Co., dwl 130 Sutter
Bachle Charles T., carj^enter Henry J. McLeri, dwl cor

Broadway and Montgomery
Bachle Leopold, brewer, O. Fauss & Co., dwl SE cor Mii-

sion and Nineteenth
Bachmau Brothers (Herman S., Nathan S., Leopold S.,
and David S.), importers and jobbers dry goodi, 10
and 12 Battery
Bachman Charles, salesman A. L. Bancroft * Co., dwl 721

Market
Bachman David S. (Bachman Bro$.), dwl 1107 Van New

Av
Bachman Edwin, clerk Bachman Bros., dwl 502 Buih
Bachman Ernst, capitalist, dwl 838 McAllister
Bachman Felix, dwl 618 Larkin
Bachman Frederick, dwl 144 Perry
Bachrach M. , dwl 156 Powell

Bachstein Frank, miner, dwl SW cor Dupont and Poit
Bachman Herman S. (Bachman Bros.), res New York
Bachman K. (widow), dwl K nr Sixth Av, South S. F.
Bachman Leopold S. (Bachman Bros.), dwl 619 Leav
Bachman Nathan S. (Bachman Bros.), dwl 1109 Van Nes8

Av
Bachman Simon (Esberg, B. tt Co.), dwl 9 Mason
Bacibio Imenez, wheelwright Jesus E. Lopez, dwl 530 Mii-

sion
Bacigalupi Antonio, vegetable dealer, dwl 628 Broadway
Bacigalupi Carlo, cartman, dwl 19 Lafayette PI
Bacigalupi Domenico, wine-cellar, 1419 Dupont
Bacigalupi Frank, dwl Sixteenth Av nr I, South S. P.
Bacigalupi Frank (Casassa, B. J: Corcelia), dwl SE cor

Hayes and Baker
Bacigalupi Gitano, helper melter and refiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, dwl 524 Filbert

PEANCIS & VALENTINE. Commercial Printing House, 517 Clay Street, S. F.

0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Bacigralupi Giambati, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, dwl U Union PI
Baciffalupi Giovanni, bootblack, dwl 1117i Kearny
Baciiralupi Giovanni, boots and shoes, 1404 Dupont
BarifT.iliip" -lanies, laborer, dwl r^H Filbert
Bacitjaliipi John, ve^'etable dealer, dwl 628 Broadway
Bacijralupi Joseph, sawyer Pac. Barrel & Keg Factory
Baciiraiujii Joseph, woodcarver S. F. Mai\ufacturin|; Co.,

dwl ISO.T Mason
Bacipilupi Louis, dwl NW cor Union and Brannan PI
B.ici(ralnpi Louis, fishonnan, dwl 1'2 Union PI
Bacii.'ulupi Paolo, bootblack, dwl 1117} Kearny
Baciiralu])! Paolo, painter Giovanni B. Deferarri, dwl H

PolLard PI
Bacigaluiii Peter, clerk David A. Jenninirs, dwl 1805 Mason
Bacicrahipi Stephen, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl

ISO.-) Mason
Backe Francis, upholsterer Schlueter A Volberg, dwl 110

Seventh
Backer Frank A., cloaks and suits, 402 Kearny
Backer John, basketmaker, dwl 027 liroadway
Backer W., seaman, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Backes Cliristian, porter Jacob G. Gundlach, 115 Leid-

esdorff
Backland Charles, seaman, dwl 20 Washington

Backman , dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway

Baokman F., freight clerk S. S. Kalorama, 10 Market
Backman Jacob, cabinetmaker Edward H. Linforth &

Co. , dwl 98 Stevenson
Backrath James, machinist Pac. Rollins' Mills
Backrath Robert, fruits and vegetables, dwl E s Fifteenth

AvnrS, South S. F.
Backstadt William, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl

154 Clara
Backus Benjamin, gasfitter Charles J. Reiley, dwl 10

John
Backus Charles, master mariner, dwl 220 Francis, rear
Backus Henry F., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft &, Co., dwl

10 John
Backus Jlichael, waiter Miners' Restaurant, 719 Market,

dwl 313 Dupont
Backus Peter, dwl 314 Clay
Backus P. N., dwl 725 California
BACKUS S.IMI'EL W., commission merchant, ofHce

44 Market, dwl 1520 Mason
Backus. See Baccus

BAC'OX ALONZO P., general agent Pacific Mail S. S.
Co., office wharf cor First and Bran, dwl 510 Franklin
Bacon Augustus, miner, 1016 Market
Bacon B., hostler Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 258 Clementina
Bacon Bridget, dwl 1520 Washington, rear
Bacon Charles A. , miner, dwl 206 Kearny
B.4CO.\ rH.lKLES R., superintendent Cal. Watch

Co., office 120 Sutter, res Berkeley
Bacon Edward T., ticket agent Pacific Mail S. S. Co., of-
fice wharf cor First and Brannan, dwl 510 Franklin
Bacon Francis W., cashier Stat« Investment and Insur-
ance Co., dwl 822 Sutter
Bacon Gaston E. (A branuon <t- Bacnn), dwl 5 Quincj PI
Bacon George A., local policeman, dwl 736 J Clementina
Bacon George A. , assistant superintendent N. B. and Mis-
sion R. R., dwl 300 Fourth
Bacon George W., proprietor Commercial Lodgings, 615

Commercial
BA<'0.\' HENRY D., real estate, office 305 Sansom, res

Oakland
Bacon Henry J., clerk Bank of San Francisco, dwl 18 J

Russ
Bacon Horace, U. S. deputy marshal, dwl 1145 Mission
B.iro\ JACOB {Bacon A- Company), dwl 108 Valencia
Bacon James, foreman casting cleaner Miners' Foundry,

dwl 78 Natoma
Bacon John, capitalist, dwl 510 Mason
Bacon John B., liquor saloon, Morton House 121 Post,

dwl 740 Minna
Bacon John P., bookkeeper E. E. EjTe, dwl 510 Mason
Bacon Joseph S., agent Boston Board Underwriters, of-
fice 405 Front, dwl 26^ Kearny
Bacon Mill and Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Edward

May secretary, office 419 California room 28
Bacon Nellie, Miss, saleswoman, dwl 211 Eddy
Bacon Pvam B. , helper melter and refiner's department

U. S". Mint, dwl 730 Sixteenth
Bacon Sarah E. (widow), dwl ISJ Russ
Bacon Snowden, insurance, dwl 26^ Keamy
Bacon Thomas, shipjoiner, dwl 54 First
Bacon Truman, physician, dwl 534 Montgomery Av
Bacon William, stableman Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 258
Clementina, rear

B.4<'0:V «fi <'«MI'.41«Y (Jacob Bacon a7id Jaine» E.
Aqer), book and jobprinters, NE cor Clay and Sansom

Bacquie Dominick, dwl 1609 Powell

Bacquie Henry, wines and liquors, NW cor Stockton and
Broadway, dwl 700 Broadway

Badaracco Antonia, wood and coal, 1518 Stockton, dwl
538 Green, rear

Badaracco David, bootblack, SE cor Merchant and Mont-
gomery, dwl Stockton bet Green and Union

Badaraus S. B., student Barnard's Business College

Bade Henry, cabinetmaker Gilbert i Moore, dwl 1415
Brannan

Bade Joseph, dwl 523 Tehama bet Fifth and Sixth

Badel Antonio, Austrian Benevolent Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery

Badelier Dolores Miss, seamstress, dwl 915 Pacific

BAUEMIOP n. F., office SE cor Harrison and Twen-
tv-fourth, res San Mateo

Badef Albert (Jf. Oradwohl d- Co.), dwl 627 Commercial

Bader Caroline Mrs., dwl SE cor Market and Fifth

Bader John, salesman G. Mitchler, dwl N i Minna nr
Sixth

Bades Philip, butcher Philip H. Seibel, dwl SE cor O'Far-
rel and Larkin

Badger A. J., bellman Palace Hotel

Badger Consolidated Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Wil-
liam R. Townsend secretary', office 330 Pine room 4

Badger Ella F. Miss, dwl 605 P'ine

Badger George, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl 607
Pine

Badger James, expressman, SE cor Fifth and Market,
dwl 23i Langton

BADGER WILLIAM G., agent Hallet, Davis & Co.'s
pianos and George Woods k Co.'s parlor and vestry
organs, and sole agent Brownsville Woolen Mills Co.,
and general commission merchant, 7 and 13 Sansom,
res Fruit Vale

Badger W. K. , bookkeeper Thomas E. Lindenberger, dwl
1012 Pine

Badger's Central Park (Oakland), office NE cor Kearny
and Bush

Badgley E. L. , salesman Abraham Andrews, dwl Russ
House

Badgley William, taUor Augustus C. Imbrie, dwl 6 Clara
Lane

Badgley William H., dwl 231 Second

B.ADLAM ALEXANDER, assessor City and County,
office 22 City Hall first Hoor, dwl 708 California

Badlam Ezra B., dwl 1012 Clay

Badner Christian, cooper, dwl 28 Clay

Badt Alexander L., bookkeeper T. Berwin & Brother,
dwl 1305 Gough

Badt Morris {Badt i: Cohn, Humboldt Mills, Nev.),
office 106 Battery, dwl 307 Turk

Baehr J. M., wines and liquors, 414 Sansom, dwl 5 Hart-
man's Allev

Baehr William "(ITiVa'a??! Baehr <!■ Co.), dwl 1708 Sac

BAEHR, WILLIAM A CO., manufacturing jewel-
ers, 649 Sacramento

Back (widow ), dwl 735 Green

Back Frederick, bookkeeper, dwl 735 Green

Baek Stephen, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 2013 Hyde

Baer Edwin, machinist, dwl 54 First

Baer Emile {Bacr <t Schar.i:ch), dwl 736 Montgomery

Baer & Scharsch {Emile Baer and Joseph Scharsch), res-
taurant, 736 Montgomery

Baethge Henry, professor music, dwl 338 Tm-k

Bagala Louis, teamster, dwl 223 Fifth

Baganz John, waiter D. Wolf

Bagge Frank, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills

Bagge Theodore F. (C. James King of Wm. <fe Co.), res
Oakland

Baggs , dwl 14 Geary

Baggs Frank C, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl NW
cor Georgia and Shasta

Baggs James, machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwl NW cor
Scott and Tvler

Bagley A. D. (w-idow), dwl 7 Glen Part Av

Bagley Charles, dwl 737 Howard

Bagley David T., dwl 38 Twelfth

Bagley F., mining, dwl 26 Eddy

Bagley Hudson, teamster, dwl 32 Rausch

Bagley Patrick, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 315J Jessie

Bagley Thomas, marblecutter Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl
97 Stevenson

Bagley Townsend, attorney at law, office 637 Keamy, dwl
45 Everett

Bagley William N., die sinker and seal engraver, dwl 45
Everett

STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELEY made to order and HEPAIRED by D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchaf

Bagley William P., plasterer, dwl Ns Ivy Av bet Van

Ness Av and I'olk
Bafrnian Jacob, milkman, Presidio, dwl Filbert bet Pierce

and Steiner
Batrnal John, teacher, dwl 356 Jessie
Raj^iial Joseph, steward stm Emma, Washington St. Wharf
Bagiiasco P., photographer Carleton F. Watkins, dwl 1337

Duijont
Bagot Frederick, clerk D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 1031

Market
Bagutti A., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 627 Bflwy
Bagguti C, pantrj'man St. Gottard Hotel, 627 Broadway
EagguttI Lesondro, painter, dwl 631 Broadway
Bahler William, bookkeeper, dwl 8 Louisa
Bahling John, engineer, dwl 16 William
Bahlniann Henry, clerk Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 2231

Howard
Bahls J. F. W. {Althofik B.),res Oakland
Bahmann Adolph (Bujantioff <£• B.), dwl 146 Stevenson
Bahmer Charlotte (widow), dwl 4 Cheslej'
Bahr William A., boots and shoes, 116 Sixth
Bahrs Andrew, jailor Comity Jail, dwl 814 Vallejo
Bahis John (JiumeUch tt £.), dwl 25 Ritch
LJahrt M. (Mawjoin <i- B.), dwl 1701 Market
Bail Adulph, waiter Concordia Club, dwl 614 Cal, rear
Bail Paul, tailor Frank Elwell, dwl 614 California, rear
Bailey Alexander S., plasterer, dwl 524 Linden Av
Bailey Angelo, expressman NW cor Sansom and Wash-
ington, dwl N s Broadway bet Mont and Sansom
Bailey Ann (widow), dwl 233 Jessie
Bailey Anna M. (widow), dwl 1423 Kearny
Bailey A. P., photographer Joseph W. King, dwl 638

Market
Bailey Augustus, machinist, dwl 1006 Kearny
Bailey Charles, clerk, dwl 427 Bush
Bailey Charles, stableman John Martin, dwl 408 Bush
Bailev Charles A., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

327i Third
Bailey Charles A., secretarj' Standard Soap Co., office 208

Sacramento, res Oakland
Bailey Edward, dwl 1016 Taylor
Bailey Edward, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1304 Polk
Bailey Edward J., clerk, dwl S Hampton PI
Bailey Frank F., dairj' produce, 4 Union Market, dwl 1005 J

Mission
Bailey Frederick, painter, dwl 708 Commercial
Bailey Frederick P., miner, dwl 110 Fourth
Bailey George (Bailey <i- McLean), dwl 533 Commercial
Bailey George, drug clerk, dwl 127 Kearny
Bailey George W., laborer Charles Sutton Jr., dwl Ns

Twenty-second nr Folsom
Bailey George W., machinist, dwl 516 Folsom
Bailey Henry, barrel dealer, dwl 1013 Howard
Bailey Henry, painter, dwl 808 Union
Bailey Henry, wood and coal, 128 O'Farrell, dwl 808 Union
Bailey Henry A., clerk British Benevolent Society, dwl

636 Commercial
Bailey Isaac L., carriagemaker, dwl 911 Harrison
Bailey James, fishennan, dwl 2005 Dupont, rear
Bailey James S., fomidrjinan Risdonl. and L. Works, dwl

17 Dora
Bailey James D., general agent Union Insurance Co., 416

California, dwl Grand Hotel
Bailey John, dwl 1227 Clay
Bailey John, painter, dwl 522 Turk, rear
Bailej- John, teamster, dwl 640 Jessie, rear
Bailey Joseph H., stationary and hardware, 1513 Stockton,

dwl 830 Union
Bailey Joshua, engineer Charles Sutton Jr., dwl Twenty-
second bet Treat Av and Folsom
Bailey Katie Mrs. (widow), dwl 339 Tehama
Bailey Lewis H., dwl 213 First
Bailey Lewis H. Jr., general machine work, ".15 First,

dwl 317 Eddy
Bailey Nathan J., butcher Joseph Simon, dwl 461 Clem
Bailey 0. E., dwl 524 Geary
Bailej^ Orrin, upholsterer James W. Biirnham & Co., dwl

1423 Kearn3'
Bailey Patrick, barrel dealer, dwl 719 Brannan
Bailey Peter, dwl 613 Bush
Bailey Richard, grocer, dwl 930 Market
Bailey Richard, waiter Palace Hotel
Bailey Robert S., liquor saloon El Capitan, dwl 1619 Bush
Bailey Sarah M. (widow), dwl 757 Howard
Bailey Shepard D., house reno\ator, dwl 502 Broadway
Bailey Sylvanus, mate schr American Girl, Main St. Wharf
Bailey Thomas {Thomas Bailey d; Co.), dwl 1535 Howard
Bailey Thomas & Co., proprietors Pacific Wool Depot, SE
cor Fifth and King

Bailey Thomas T., barkeeper, dwl 635 Ellis

Bailey T. W., guager U. S. internal revenue, res Oakland

Bailey William, machinist, dwl 25 De Boom

Bailey William I., porter Thomas W. McCollam, res Oak-
land

Bailey & McLean {George Bailey and Williain McLean)
proprietors Railroad Lodging House, 533 Commercial

Bailie Thomas, stevedore, dwl 31 De Boom

Baillie Emily P. (widow), dwl 918 Bush

Baillie George B., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 335
Geary

Bailly Achille (Bailly Brothers), dwl 514 Filbert

Bailly Arthur {Bailly Brothers), dwl 614 Filbert

Bailly Brothers (A rthur a?id Achille), pork and sausages,
71 California Market

Baily Alexander H. Jr., carpenter, dwl 309 Fell

Baily Alexander H. Sr., carpenter, dwl 309 Fell

Baily Charles, hostler, dwl 333 Bush

Baily Charles P., mailing clerk Post-office, dwl Mercantile
Library Building

Baily Da\-id, carpenter, dwl 309 Fell

Baily E. Franklin, clerk H. Lawton & Co., dwl 54 First

Bail}' John, lumberman, dwl 127 Jackson

Baily William I., proprietor Isthmus House, 54 First

Eaily William J., dwl 54 First

Baily W. S., plasterer, dwl 510 Linden Av

Bain Mrs., dwl 127 Kearny

Bain Alexander, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Bain Alexander, longshoreman, dwl 425 Greenwich

Bain James S. , engineer Phoenix Iron Works, dwl Twenty-
fifth bet Noe and Castro

Bain John, blacksmith, dwl 31 Perry

Bainbridge Arnop, policeman City Hall, dwl 1414 Kearny

Bainbridge Thomas, cooper, dwl 28 Clay

Baines Daniel H., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Colima

Baines Frank, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Baines Tliomas F., dwl cor Jones and McAllister

Baines William, dwl 203 Turk

Baird A. M., conductor Central R. R., dwl cor FiUmore
and Eddy

BAIRD AX»REW, broker, office 304 California, dwl
Union Club

Baird E. K., clerk Locke & Montague, dwl N. W. cor
Broadway and Stockton

Baird Henry, printer, dwl 633 California

Baird James M., compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., dwl
1018 Clay

Baird John H., dwl Paciffc Club

Baird S. H., carrier Guide, dwl 210 Montgomery Av

Bajer John, dwl 421 Dupont

Bak Henry, physician, office 26 Mont, dwl 821 Hyde

Baker , dwl 408 Bryant

Baker , (widow), dwl 1618 Stockton, rear

Baker Adam, hostler R. R. Swain & Co. , dwl 115 Natoma

Baker A. J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Baker Albert, laborer, dwl 902 Filbert

Baker Alexander, laborer, dwl 409 Washington

Baker Alfred D., porter James A. Pendergast, dwl 1307
Stockton

Baker Alfred W., assistant abstract clerk Custom House,
dwl 742 Washington

Baker Amos, dwl Olympic Lodging House

Baker Andrew F., dwl 327 First

Baker Benjamin, clerk, dwl 517 O'Farrell

Baker Benjamin F. (TT. C. Wilcox & Co.) res Alameda

Baker C, conductor Market St. R. R.

Baker Carlman (widow), dwl 420 Vallejo

Baker Casjsar, tannerj', E s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-
eighth

Baker C. H., laborer, dwl 18 First

Baker diaries, dwl 505 Green

Baker Charles, barkeeper John Quinn, dwl 536 Natoma

Baker Charles, cooper, dwl 513 Vallejo

Baker Charles, waiter 519 Clay, dwl 75 Fourth

Baker Charles E., shipping clerk Haas Brothers, dwl 20
Park Av

Baker Christian, laborer Charles Goodall, dwl SE cor Mc-
Allister & Pierce

Baker Colin C. {Stevens, B. dk Co.), res Providence R. I.

Baker Conrad, assayer Pac. Refinerj' and Bullion Ex-
change, res Oakland

Baker Creshan, bakery, 988 Folsom

Baker David, dwl 719 Market

Baker Edward, dwl Commercial Hotel

Baker Edward P. Rev., dwl 1909 Jessie

Baker Emily ]\Iiss, actress Maguire's Theater

Baker Emma Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 1118i Folsom

Baker E. S., dwl 22 Geary

Baker Eugene I., teamster, dwl 22 Oak Grove Av

PEANCIS & VALENTINE, Printers, Designers, and Engravers, 517 Clay St., S. P

0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstaTDlished 1852.

Baker Frank M., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

769 Market
Baker G., dwl 513 Ellia
Baker Georife, miller, dwl 18 First
Baker George, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 740

Folsoni
Baker George, painter, dwl 1225 Market
Baker George, teamster Max F.nglander, dwl 713 Turk
Baker (ieorgc, waiter Palace Hotel
BAKEK <;K0K<;K ¥,, attorney at law, office and dwl

502 Moiitgomerj'
Baker George H., lithographer and artist, 103 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1415 Polk
Baker GcoVgc L., meltcr Pacific Refinery and Bullion

Exchange, dwl 504 Seventh
Baker George W., i)cddler, dwl fill Natoma
Baker II. H., transfer clerk U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Baker Henry, dwl 27 Oak Grove Av
Baker Henry, lalxircr California Brick Co.
Baker Henry G. physician, dwl 111 Austin
Baker Herman, cook, dwl 1707 Market
Baker H. F., clerk Francois A. Rouleau, dwl 812 Stock
Baker Horace, accountant, dwl 147 Hunt
Baker Isaac Mrs., furnished rooms, 19 Tehama
Raker Isaiah {Freeman d- />.), dwl 1304 Pacific
Baker Jacob, clerk, dwl 32 Ellis
Baker James, laborer California Brick Co., dwl NW cor

Townisend and Third
Baker James W., bookkeeper Egerton, Allen & Co., res

East Oakland
Baker J. C. Rev., district secretary American Baptist

Publication Society, office 320 Sansom room 20, res

Oakland
Baker J. G., captain U. S. Navy, dwl 126 Fifth
Baker J. Henry, assistant superintendent Boys' and

Girls' Aid Society, home 68 Clementina
Baker John, basketmaker John Caslin, dwl 313 Folsom
Bakdr John, engineer's storekeeper O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Baker John, harnessmaker, dwl 131 Second
Baker John, watchman stm Senator, Broadway St. \Miarf
Baker John, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 408

Bryant
BAKER JOHN B., stockbroker, office 311 Mont-

gomerj- , Nevada block, dwl 1626 Sacramento
Baker John C, sweeper Battery St. Wharf, dwl 1110 Bat
Baker John H., carpenter, dwl 131 O'Farrell
Baker John W. H., {Bryant <t JB.), dwl S s Folsom bet

Third and Fourth
Baker Joseph {David Barry tt Co.), dwl 1207 Mission
Baker Joseph H., policeman City Hall, dwl 1306 Kearny
Baker Judah Jr. {Stevem B. it Co.), dwl 327 First
Baker Katie Miss, dwl 211 Eddy
Baker L. B. , f ramemaker, dwl 16 Hampton PI
Baker L. E. Mrs., dwl 312 Jessie
BAKEK LIVi;VGSTOBi L. {Baker <t HamiltorC), dwl

Palace Hotel
Baker Louis F., produce commission merchant, 113 Wash-
ington, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Vallejo
Baker Louis F. Jr. , clerk Dalton & Gray, dwl N ■ Vallejo

bet Fillmore and Steiner
Baker Mary (widow), dwl 740 Folsom
Baker Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. D. A. Finn, dwl 1214

Stockton
Baker Mary F. Mrs., lodgings, 413 Tehama
Baker Mill and Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.), Frank

Swift secretarv, office 419 California
Baker Morris, clerk, dwl 211 Eddy
Baker Morris M., clerk Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3

S. F. F. D.
Baker M. S., framemaker, dwl 16 Hampton PI
Baker N., miner, dwl 18 Turk
Baker Orrin S., attorney at law, office 526 Montgomery,

dwl 31 Eddy
Baker Osborn F., liquor saloon, 825 Montgomery
Baker Oscar F., dwl 29 Second
Baker Otto J., cabinetmaker, dwl 24 Garden
Baker Patrick, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Baker Peter {Hineg <t B.), dwl 25 Moss
Baker P. F. , tinsmith, dwl 1405 Pacific
Baker Robert B. , machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 515

Minna
Baker Robert, master mariner, dwl 1304 Pacific
Baker Samuel, dwl 908 Clay
Baker Samuel {Nickerson A- Co.), dwl 16 Guy PI
Baker Samuel, salesman Abraham Andrews, dwl 211 Eddy
Baker Samuel, salesman Gibson & Preston, dwl 1208J Turk
BAKER S.iNFORD €., foreman Cubery & Co., dwl

17 Langton
Baker Sarah (widow), dwl 211 Eddy

Baker Schuyler, clerk G. W. Clieslcy & Co. , dwl 2503 Cal
Baker S. P., clerk C. P. Van Schaack i^i Co., dwl 021 Pine
Baker Thomas, deckhand S. S. Los Angeles, Broadway St.

Wharf
Baker Thomas L., dwl SW cor Tyler and Hyde
Baker T. W. Jr., salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 431

Second
Baker William, dwl 17 Fourth
Baker William, dwl 414 Pacific
Baker William, amalgamator, dwl N s Twenty-second nr

Valencia
Baker William, painter Cal. Chemical Paint Co., 308

Townseiid
Baker William, willow\\'are, 624 Market, dwl 79 Fourth
BAKER »1- IIANILTO.\ {Livinpstrm L. Baker and
liohert M. Hamilton), importers and jobbers agri-
cultural implements, machines, hardware, etc., 13-19
Front and 9-15 J, Sacramento City
Bakker John R. (Fitter it Bakkcr), dwl SW cor Jackson

and East
Bakker Rej'er E. , proprietor Steuart Street House, 104

Steuart
Bakofsky Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 11

Kate
Balance Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (San
Bernardino Co., Cal.), Louis Kaplan secretary, office
27 Merchants' Exchange
Balanesi Angelo (^4. Balaneni tfc Co.), dwl 115 Clark
Balanesi Guiseppe, dwl 1107 Kearny
Balanesi & Co. {Rafael Orsi), boarding and lodging, 115

Clark
Balarino Emile, chop house, 350 Third
Balbi Louis, agent, dwl 621 Pacific
Balcear E. J. (widow), hair renovator, 532 Bush
Balch Horace M., organ builder aTid musical Instrument

repairer, 432 Keaniy, dwl 614 Taylor
Balch Stephen M. {Balch <t Co.), dwl 206 Nineteenth
BALCH »t: CO., dairj' produce and provisions, 9 and

44 Centre Market, cor Dupont and Sutter
Balcom Charles F., stockbroker, office 330 Pine room 19,

dwl 1719 Webster
Balcom Lydia E. Mrs. seamstress Ladies' Protection and

Relief Society, NE cor Gearj' and Franklin
Bald Herman, shipping clerk Bay Sugar Refinery
Baldassare Brusa, marbleworker Charles Bianchi, dwl 741

Market
Baldissone John, laborer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 215 Bdwy
Baldochi Lorenzo, laborer, dwl 115 Clark
Baldolopi Guiseppe, laborer, dwl 115 Clark
Baldridge John E., dwl 1812 Pine
Baldridge Michael, stockbroker, office 24 Halleck, dwl

1812 Pine
Baldwin Addison S., office 328 Montgomery room 17, dwl

Cosmopolitan Hotel
Baldwin Albert F. , upholsterer, dwl 710 Sutter
BALD'Wi:^ ALBERT S., physician and surgeon, of-
fice and dwl 218 Stockton
Baldwin Alexander R., capitalist, office 111 J Leidesdorff,

dwl 1104 Post
Baldwin Alfred, waiter Zingseno & Nibbe, dwl 861 Miss
Baldwin Alfred W., shoe manufacturer, dwl 418 Minna
Baldwin Charles, general agent, dwl 309 Seventh
Baldwin Charles, painter, dwl 568 Mission
Baldwin Charles F., stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl

547 Mission
Baldwin Charles H. (C. Adolphe Low <Ss Co.), res New

York
Baldwin Charles H., butcher, dwl 24 Turk
Baldwin Charles M., watchman West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 437 Fifth
Baldwin Daniel P., patternmaker, dwl 317 Union
Baldwin David, dwl 533 Commercial
BALI»WI.\ ELIAS J., president Pacific Stock Ex-
change, office 513 California, dwl NW cor Pine and
Leavenworth
Baldwin Elihu F. , dwl 107 Hayes
Baldwin Elizabeth, artist, dwi 91 Ninth
Baldwin Frederick A., salesman B. L. Solomon & Sons,

dwl 710 Sutter
Baldwin George E. , lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 525 Post
BALDWIN' HIRA9I S., physician, office 612 Clay, dwl

925 Geary
Baldwin J., dwl 636 Commercial
Baldwin J., laborer California Brick Co.
Baldwin James, clerk, dwi 31 Second
Baldwin Josiah A., dwl 27 First Av
Baldwin Lemuel, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

530 Pine
Bald\vin L. J., conductor Market St. R. R.

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Baldwin Llnyd, attorney at law, office 606 Montgomery
room 17 "and 18, dwr327 Larkin

Baldwin L. McL., dwl Grand Hotel

Baldwin Mary V. Mrs., dwl 408 Geary

Baldwin N. s". Miss, teacher Union Grammar School, dwl
140!) Bush

Baldwin Oliver T., clerk, dwl 1411 Pacific Av

Baldwin Orville, carrier Evening Post

Baldwin Orville D., restaurant, 519 Clay, (and W. War-
ner, Henry tfc Co.), dwl 618J Filbert

Baldwin R. (widow), dwl W s Thirteenth Av nr P, South
S. V.

Baldwin Richard, dwl 408 Geary

Baldwin Richard, domestic General Bums, dwl 8 Dupont

Baldwin Sidney L., student at law John B. Felton, res
Oakland

Baldwin Starr, varieties, 603 Davis, dwl 424 Sansom

Baldwin VV. H., physician, dwl Russ House

Baldwin William, foreman Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534 First

Baldwin William H., shipcarpenter, dwl 7 Liberty

BALDWIN'S HOTEL, E. J. Baldwin proprietor, junc-
tion Market, Powell, and Ellis

Baldy Charles, laborer Charles Sutton Jr., dwl N s Twen-
ty-second nr Folsom

Balecki Joseph, cooper Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl 1176
Hari'ison

Bales W. D., driver City R. R.

BALFOCK, CillXHBIE A CO. (Robert Balfoxir, Al-
exander Guthrie and Robert B. Forman), commis-
sion merchants, 230 California

Balfour James, seaman, dwl 310 Ritch

Balfour Robert {Balfour, Guthrie d: Co.), dwl 1418 Cal

Balfour Thomas, bakery, 212 O'Farrell

Balge Henry A., carver L. & E. Emanuel, dwl New Wash-
ington Hotel, Fourth

Balk Frederick, master mariner, dwl 1505 Dupont

Balk Stephen, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 2013 Hyde

Balke AVilliam, boarding, SW cor Battery and Green

Ball A. Everett (Saioyer cfc Ball), attorney at law, office
and dwl 502 Montgomery

Ball Charles, carpenter, dwl 2840 Mission nr Twenty-fifth

Ball Charles, porter Hahn & Hoche, dwl 712 Tehama

Ball Charles S. , harnessmaker, dwl 1030 McAllister

Ball David H., bookbinder, dwl 352 First

Ball E. A., shampooerHammam Turkish Baths, 11 Dupont

Ball E. J., mining agent, dwl Russ House

Ball Elizabeth Mrs., dwl N s Mariposa nr Pennsylvania
Av

Ball Frederick, porter, dwl 350 Brannan

Ball F. M. , carpenter, dwl 516 Pacific

Ball Gardiner (Ball dc Julian), dwl 980 Market

Ball George, lumberman, dwl 132 Steuart

Ball George A., bookkeeper Adams & Taylor, dwl 1206
Market

Ball Henrj' P., bookkeeper L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl 763
Harrison

Ball H. W., clerk auditor's office C. P. R. R., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, res West Oakland

Ball James, miner, dwl 21 Turk

Ball Joel (A. C. Wightvmn d- Co.), dwl 1210 Union

Ball John, waiter American Exchange Hotel

Ball John S., machinist, dwl 1030 McAllister

Ball Martin, physician, dwl 11 Oak Grove Av

Ball M. S. Mrs. , artist, dwl 155 New Montgomery room 9

Ball N., dwl 3 Austin

Ball Randolph A. , shipcarpenter, dwl 1505 Pine

Ball R. D., paver superintendent streets

Ball Richard, dwl 417 Kearny

BALL ROBERT €., architect, office 49 Merchants'
Exchange, res Oakland

Ball Thomas, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Ball William, dwl 417 Kearny

Ball William C, clerk, dwl 536 Tehama

Ball W. T., dwl 94 Montgomery Block

Ball & Julian (Gardiner Ball and George N. Julian),
Occidental Wood Depot, N s Townsend bet Fifth and
Sixth

Ballantine Andrew, seaman, dwl 720 Tliird

Ballard Duane (Ballard <t Uall), dwl 1416 Geary

Ballard George, bathmaker, 215 Second, dwl 424 Sansom

Ballard George, sign painter Wasou & Morris, dwl 179
Minna

Ballard John (W. IT. Martin <fc Co.), dwl 713 Ellis

Ballard Joseph H., dwl 710 Sutter

Ballard L. A. Mrs., homeopathic physician, office and dwl
102 Stockton

Ballard Sanford E., bookkeeper Hugh Craig, res Oakland

BALLAR1» Jt HALL (Duane Ballard and Isaac R.
Hall), commission merchants, office 320 Sansom

Ballenberg Nathan, bandleader, office 105 Kearny, dwl
711 California

Ballenger William G., dwl 27 Perry

Ballentine Sarah, dwl NW cor Jessie and Ninth

Balleous Joseph, sexton St. Mary's Cathedral

Bailer Edward, clerk, dwl 214 Turk

Bailey Edward J., clerk Forbes Bros., dwl 700 Broadway

Ballhaus Frederick, miner, dwl 2209 Leavenworth

Ballheimer Charles, porter Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 112
Austin

Ballheimer John, butcher, dwl 616 California

Bailiff Joseph, teamster Marshall Doane, dwl 27 Liberty

Balling' Ed. Hadderson, carpenter, dwl 909 Kearny

Balling Francis A., woodturner Pac. U. W. Furniture M.
Co. , dwl 725 Brannan

Balling John, cabinetmaker, dwl 870 Folsom

Ballinger Andrew, laborer, dwl 19J Filbert

Ballinger Frank J., journalist S. F. Chronicle, dwl 2123
Mason

Ballinger John J. (John J. Ballinger ic Co.), dwl NE
cor Van Ness Av and Market

BALLINGER JOHN' J. A CO., paints and oils, NE
cor Van Ness Av and Market

Ballinger Patrick R., woolgrader, dwl 17 Gilbert

Ballinger Saul, peddler, dwl 525 Mission

Ballinger Thomas, laborer, dwl 254j Clara

Ballinger Thomas Richard, upholsterer, dwl 17 Gilbert

Ballinger William, dwl 1308^ Polk

Ballinger. See Ballenger

Ballonger Frank, hairdressing saloon 1019 Market, dwl
552^ Clara

Balmer Andrew, dwl 513 Howard

Balny A. G. , importer fancy feathers, 608 Market, dwl 907
Buchanan

Baloun Joseph (Baloun & Stouda), dwl 615 Washington

BALOLX tt STOIIBA (Joseph Baloun and A. M.
Stoxida), merchant tailors, 613 Washington

Balser Charles, butcher, dwl W s Fifteenth Av nr Second,
South S. F.

Balser John, shuttermaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl
1103 Montgomery

Balthazard Leander (Henderson cfc B.), dwl NE cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-fourth

Balthrop Frederick, dairjonan, dwl 2209 Leavenworth

Balthrop Lewis W., carpenter, dwl S 8 Twent}'-fourth
bet Utah and Nebraska

Baltic Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Theo-
dore C. Kihbe secretary, office 419 California room 23

Baltimore Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
Charles A. Sankey secretary, office 331 Mont room 20

Baltz Elizabeth, widow, dwl 838 Vallejo

Baluastro Ferfeto, Spanish breadmaker, 25 Hinckley

Balz Adolph, tanner George Dietsch, dwl cor Ser-
pentine Av and Howard

Balz Valentine, butcher Moses Selig, dwl Seventh Av nr
N, South S. F.

Balzer Hem-y (Henry Balzer & Co.), dwl 537 Turk

Balzer Henry, upholsterer, dwl Twenty-second Av, South
S. F.

BALZER HENRY «&' CO., importers and commission
merchants, agents Hamburg American Packet Co.,
Svea Fire Ins. Co. (Gothenburg), and Switzerland
Marine Ins. Co. (Zurich), office 213 Sansom

Balzer. See Balser

Balzerine C, steward N. Giamboni & Co., 614 Clay

Bamber , lumberman C. N. Hooper & Co.

Bamber John, Whitney & Co.'s Express, dwl 1012 Mont

Bamber Joseph J., teamster Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl NE
cor Hyde and Lombard

Bamber Levy E., dwl Codman's PI

Bamber William, clerk Whitney & Co.'s Express, dwl 1012
Montgomery

Bamberger Solomon S., clerk Herman E. Leszynsky, dwl
1404 Polk

Bamfield John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First

Bamman Frederick, clerk William A. Asmussen, dwl NW
cor Eighth and Bryant

Bamman Herman, expressman, junction Cal and Market

Bamondes Jos6 Cayetano, engineer, dwl 506 Union

Banahan Anne (widow), dwl 111 Periy

Banahan Henry, hostler Fashion SUibles, dwl 173 Clara

BAN<'ROFT A. L. & CO. (Hubert H. Bancroft), pub-
lishers and importing booksellers and stationers,
printers, bookbinders, lithographers, engravers, etc.,
721 Market

BANCROFT ALBERT L. (A. L. Bancroft Ji Co.),
dwl NW cor Franklin and Pine

Bancroft Charles E., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
8G8 Mission

FRANCIS Si VALENTINE, Printers, Designers, and Engravers, 517 Clay St., S.P

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Bancroft K. A., bricklayer, dwl IG HarUvii PI, rear

Bancroft Eiis,'ene A., captain Foui-tli U. S. Artillerj', dwl
lYesidiii Barracks

Bancroft Goorge II., salesman, dwl 41U Turk

BA>f<'KOrT III'BEUT U. {A. L. Bancroft & Co.),
Ill Market

Bancroft L. J. Mrs., dwl 411^ Turk

Bancroft Williani Blancliard, manager printing and litho-
graphing A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 10:i2 Sacramento

Bancroft William H., butcher, dwl 10 Garden

BA\4'KOFT'8 BI'ILDI>'(;, 723 Market

Band Harry F., insurance agent, office 204 Montgomery,
dwl 2908 Folsonj

Band John, saloon, dwl 1014 Montgomery

Band J.iscph (M'essaS- B.), dwl 524* Linden

Banderetii Mill and Mining Co. (Mariposa Co., Cal.),
office 408 California, room 14

Bandholdt Frederick, farmer, dwl 730 Minna

Bandmann Julius (Bandmann, Xiehen it Co.), dwl 514
Lombard

BA\I>.MAIV'\, \IELSEN <K CO. (Julim Bandmann
and II. Nielsen), importers and commission merch-
ants and general agents Giant Powder Co., 210 Front

Bandwin Oliver, waiter American Exchange Hotel

Bandy Aaron N., entry clerk Drake & Emerson, dw 5
South Park

Bandy William H., musician, dwl 421 Folsom

Bane Charles, carpenter, dwl 5 Stockton

Bane Edw ard, dwl 204 Ellis

Bane Frank, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomerj'

Bane Kate Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.
Mint, dwl 127 Harrison

Bane Mark, laborer, dwl 762 Brannan, rear

Banebank James, seaman, dwl 28 Clay

Bangheart John, conductor Central R. R., dwl cor Fill-
more and Eddy

Bangs Edward, storekeeper Mission Bay Warehouse, dwl
131 Dora

Bangs Frank H., clerk Home Mutual Insurance Co., dwl
SO JIcAl lister

Bangs George A. , machinist Cal. Machine Works, dwl
14 Geary

Banich Joseph, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont

Banich Simon, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont

BANK EX<'II.4Nf.lE, Brown & Perkins proprietors,
SE Cor Montgomery and Washington

Bank Herman, cabinetmaker with Tlieodore Erden, dwl
E s San Bruno Koad rir Thirtieth

Bank Julia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 520 Vallejo

BANK OF BRITISH COLI'MBIA, William H. Til-
linghast manager, SE cor California and Sansom

BA.Mi OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, Archi-
bald McKinley and Henry W. Glenny agents, 219 and
221 Sansom

BANK OF CALIFORNIA, D. O. Mills president,
Thomas Brow-n cashier, NW cor California and San

BANK OF CALIFORNIA BFILDING, NW cor Cal-
ifornia and Sansom

BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO. N. P. Cole president,
Horatio McPherson cashier, 436 California

Banke Albert, laborer, dwl 46 Ritch

Banker Abraham, helper Calvin Nutting & Son, dwl 70
Tehama

Banker and Depositor (monthly), office 113 Leidesdorfif

Banker Isaac W., patternmaker Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl
28 First

Banks Addie Miss, seamstress, dwl 506 Howard

Banks Charles W., bookkeeper bank Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 591 Ellis

Banks Cjtus, porter James W. Bumham & Co., dwl 786
Harrison

Banks Elias, laborer, dwl 48 Louisa

Banks George S., proptr Pacific Livery Stable, 709 Jones

Banks H. B., dwl 927 Howard

Banks Hugh, laborer, dwl E s Sierra nr Louisiana

Banks Isaac, patternmaker, dwl 28 First

Banks James, furnished rooms, 318 Davis

Banks James, molder Union Iron Works

Banks James, porter, dwl 911 Washington

Banks James O., clerk, dwl 118 Post

Banks John, cigars and tobacco, 997 Market

Banks John, housepainter, 619 California

Banks John E., clerk, dwl 108 Powell

Banks Joseph, tanner, dwl W s San Bnmo Road nr
Twenty-third

Banks .Joseph, waiter Palace Hotel

Banks Lizzie Mary, Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar

School, dwl 1419 Washington
Banks Robert, watchman Code, Elfelt & Co., dwl 326 San

BANKS T. C, capitalist, office 534 California, dwl 724

California
Banks William (Dm Rone tt Banks), dwl 1419 Washington
Banks William, engineer Joshua Hendy, res Oakland
Batdcs William Oscar, draftsman S. E. Bugbee & Son, dwl

1419 Washington
Bankson Eric, laundryman, dwl 107 Minna
Bankson Joseph R. , liquor saloon, 208 First
Bainnan Andrew, dwl 515 Eddy
Bannian Bridget (widow) dwl 1422 Jackson
Bannan Francis, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,

dwl 617 Natoma
Bannan Frank, shipping clerk, dwl 617 Natoma
Bannan Hugh, laborer, dwl 214 Prospect PI
Bannan, John, laborer, dwl N s Francisco bet Dupont

and Kearny
Bannan Patrick, engineer Sedgley & Davis, dwl Solano

bet Florida and York
Bannan. See Bannon
Bannatyne James, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., dwl 501

Second
Bannell James S., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl

1616 California
BANNER BROTHERS (Peter and SaimieV), import-
ers and manufacturers clothing and gents' furnishing

goods, 204 and 206 Sansom
Banner James, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Banner Peter (Banner Brothers), dwl 305 Kearny
Banner Raphael, fancy goods, 1056 Folsom
Banner Samuel (Banner Brothers), res New York
BANNER SOAP COMPANY, John Barton proprie-
tor, office 218 Sacramento, works 24 Commercial
Bannerman John, bandsawyer William B. Bradbury, dwl

9 Guerrero
Bannerol Eugene A., machinist Garcin, & Son, dwl 2141

Mission
Bannett Harris, private boarding, 235 Kearny
Bannett Louis, jeweler David W. Laird, dwl 235 Kearny
Bannick Christopher, salesman Stange & Hink, dwl 24

Minna
Bannick Johannes F., clerk W. Haker & Hinz, dwl 537

Mission
Banning F. A. Mrs., teacher Shotwell St. Primary School,

dwl 1223^ Folsom
Banning George, stevedore, dwl 26 De Boom
Banning John, blacksmith, dwl 1223j Folsom
Banning John, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 9 J

Freelon
Banning Philip, laborer Occidental Foundry, dwl 17

White PI
Banning Robert F., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. City of

Pekin
Banning William, watchman Occidental Foundry
Bannister Alfred {Starr & Co.), dwl 937 Sutter
Bannister Alfred, draftsman U. S. Surveyor General's

office, res Oakland
Bannister Frederick, seaman schr Amelia Martin, Green

St. Wharf
Bannister G., seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Bannister George W. , machinehand Stockton & Edwards,

dwl 425 Fremont
Bannister John, upholsterer, dwl SW cor Fifth and Minna
Bannister Joseph, upholsterer, dwl 425 Fremont
Bannister Thomas, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,

Beale St. Wharf
Bannister William, boarding and lodging, 29 Pacific
Bannon Charles, bellboy Grand Hotel
Bannon Charles, cook Alfred W. Manning, dwl 525 Pine
Bannon Ellen Miss, dwl 630 Mission
Bannon John, laborer, dwl 26 Glover
Bannon M. Miss, teacher Union Primary School, dwl

1422 Jackson
Bansch Maria Mrs., midwife, dwl 141 Minna
Bansan Thomas, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Bantzel Frank, compositor Abend Post, dwl 6 Kate
Banyard James, carpenter, dwl 29J Fifth Av
Banz Joseph, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 111 Park

Av
Baptis John H., manufacturer gold pens, 328 Bush, dwl

Hyde PI nr Eddy
Baptiste Anthony V., bookkeeper Lisbon House, dwl 46

Jackson
Baptiste Antonio, deckhand stmr Oakland, Oakland Ferry
Baptiste John, barber Geo. D. Held, dwl 163 Tehama
Baptiste John P., ranchman, dwl 9 Union PI, rear
Baptiste Juan, vaquero M. Selig & Co.
Baptiste Leon, cook Philip Donoho, dwl 163 Tehama
Barabino Carlo, bottlewasher Cutting & Co., dwl 5 Union

JAMES (j. STEELE Si CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. "W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mc

Barabino James, packer Cutting Packing Co., dwl 5 Fil-
bert PI
Baracca James, Lumbermen's Pro. Union
Barada Laurent, salesman G. W. Chesley & Co., dwl 462

Tehama
Barafras Leonus, civil engineer, dwl 1009 Powell
Baraille John, carriagemaker, WS Montgomerj' Av bet

Filbert and Greenwich, dwl SW cor Powell and Bay
Barajas Kita Miss, dwl 1020 Kearny
Barandou Ernest A., confectioner Peter Job, dwl 226 Pac
Barange Guissepe, laborer Palace Hotel
Baranowski Henry, barkeeper with Conrad Hilderbrand,

dwl ,501 Dupont
Barassina John, milkranch, N s Francisco bet Scott and

Devisadero
Baraty Francis {Carrau <t B.), dwl 241 Stevenson
Baraty George E., clerk John Saulnier & Co., dwl 241

Ste\'enson
Baraty John M. {Baraty & Covtolenc), dwl 303 Mont Av
Baraty & Coutolenc {John M. Baraty and Desire Couto-

lenc), porkdealers, 303 Montgomery Av
Barbagelato Giovenato, fruits, SW cor Ellis and Mason,

dwl 827 Vallejo, rear
Barbagelato J, musician dwl 417 Filbert
Barbarry Frank, waiter Campi's Restaurant, dwl 721

Broadway
Barbaste Antoine, dwl 838 Clay
Barbaste Marie Mrs., laundr}', 838 Clay
Barbat John, physician, apothecarj- and chemist, 910 Pac
Barbe Jean, Laurel Hill Nursery, NW cor Baker and Bush
Barbe Pierre, butcher John Bayle, dwl Fifth Av nr M,

South S. F.
Barbee John, money and exchange broker, office 512

Montgomer}', dwl 1019 Union
Barbee John, tailor, dwl 29 Tui-k
Barber Adolph, dwl 635 Ellis
Barber Andrew, musician, dwl 419 Fourth
Barber Charles, hostler Central R. R. Co., dwl 122i Gil-
bert, rear
Barber Eli, gasfitter William R. Allen, dwl 1128 Folsom
Barber Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1625 Webster
Barber Enos W. {Lawton cfc Co.), dwl 22 Turk
Barber Frank, dwl 27 Turk
Barber Frank, bootblack, W s Brooks nr Market
Barber George A., upholsterer 210 Stev, dwl 242 Stev
Barber George K., bricklayer, dwl 536 Mission
Barber Henry D. {Barber 'd: Keser), dwl 460 Jessie
Barber James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Barber James B., porter Wilmerding, Kellogg & Co., dwl

W s Guerrero nr Twenty-eighth
Barber John A., bricklaj'er, dwl 58 Bernard
Barber John N. , insurance broker, office and dwl 531 Cal-
ifornia room 4
Barber Peter, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 122 Geary
Barber Robert L., tailor, 411 Pine
Barber Thomas A., master mariner, dwl 1222 Pacific
Barber William {Doyle, B. tt Scripture), attorney at law,

office 323 California, res San Rafael
Barber William M. Mrs. (widow), dwl W s Capp nr Twen-
ty-fifth
Barber Zacharias, teamster James E. Mitchell & Co., dwl

1011 Eleventh
Barber & Keser {Henry D. Barber and Frederick Ee»er),

hairdressing saloon, 683 Mission
Barbett Solomon, dwl 408 Clay
Barbetta Frederick, fisherman, dwl 49 Clay
Barbetta Nicholas J., marblecutter Andrea Paltenghi,

dwl 49 Clay
Barbich John, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomerj^
Barbier Armand, local policeman, dwl 947 Howard
Barbier Madame, dresscutter and fitter, dwl 618 Cal
Barbier Eugenie S. A. (widow), teacher French, dwl 650

Minna
Barbier F. , steward N. Giamboni & Co. , 614 Clay
Barbier Gabriel, liquor saloon, 1122 Dupont
Barbier J., painter St. Denis & Chesney, dwl 702 Vallejo
Barbier Paul L. {Barbier tfc Barrett), dwl 650 Minna
Barbier & Barrett {Paxil L. Barbier and Edward J. Bar-
rett), wines and liquors, 905 Market
Barbieri Gitano, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 14

Bluxome
Barbontin Ynes, seamstress Mrs Josepha Labome, dwl

720 Vallejo
Barbosa Ignacio, dwl 8 Maiden Lane nr Vallejo
Barbour A. E., clerk captain stm Hassler U. S. Coast

Survey, 214 Stockton
Barbour ciitus, attorney at law, dwl 605 Pine
BAIM'ELL08 J08E, proprietor Luzitania Hotel, 415
Drumm

nil!

irti:

life
fl

Barcelo Vincent, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Barcelona Consolidated Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), Harrj kj";

C. Olmstead secretary-, office 409 California
Barch Frank, driver Emanuel Steiner, Eighteenth Av ni

F, South S. F.
Barchi Cesar Rev., clergjTnan St. Ignatius College, dw)

841 Market
Barchus John H., clerk forwarding department Wells

Fargo & Co., dwl 806 Webster
Barclay Alexander, cook, dwl 5 Broadway
Barclay Bros. {John and David), clock and furniture re-
pairers, 509 Bush
Barclay David {Barclay Bros.), dwl 784 Folsom
Barclay Frank, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers &Co., dwl 12f

Dora
Barclay James, dwl 11 A'^erona PI
Barclay John {Barclay Bros.), dwl 784 Folsom
Barclay Julius, dwl 745 Clay
Barclav Roderick S., machinist F. A. Huntington, dw

108 Powell
Barclay R. S. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 108 Powell
Barclay. See Barkley
Barco Anthony, cigars and tobacco, 124 Fourth, dwl lOi

Powell
Bard S. S., miner, dwl 226 Turk
Barden G. , stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
Barden John, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 60 Annie
Bardenhagen Henry {Wamecke & B.), dwl SW cor Sacr»

mento and Drumm
Barden werper Charles P., messenger German Savings anc

Loan Society, dwl 9 Stockton PI
Bardet Alexander, dwl 9 Piiickney PI
Bardet Constance (widow), milliner, 1108 Dupont
Bardet Isidore, locksmith John G. Us, dwl cor Mont^:

gomery and Jackson
Bardini Louis, wagonmaker Massone & Lacaze
Bardon Louis, laborer Philadelphia House, 423 Bush
Bardon Patrick, carpenter, dwl N s Eleventh Av bet Ifc

and Q, South S. F.
Bardthordt Marx, laborer S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl 211(|l^es

Powell
Bardwell Charles W. , turner Charles Field & Co.
Bardwell John L., dwl 8 Brenham PI
Bare Edward, furrier Lachman & Sternfels, dwl 362i Clem
Bare Solomon, furrier Lachman & Sternfels, dwl 362J Cleit
Bareilles Thomas, milkranch, corOctavia and Lombard
Baretta John, machinist, dwl 19 Sherwood PI
Barettini Lorenzo, porter G. W. Cheslev & Co., dwl lOK

Bush
Baretv M., upholsterer James W. Bumham & Co., dwl If

Post
Bargen John, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 1017 Bat
Bargion William P., clerk American District Telegraph,

dwl 737 Howard
Bargon Martin, tailor Alexander Barli, dwl 3 Mary Lane
Bargones James, driver D. Ghirardella, dwl 718 Com-
mercial, rear
Bargones Leonardo, porter Pascal, Dubedat & Co., dwl

2218 Mason
Bargstream George G., printer headquarters Military

Division Pacific, dwl 208J Seventh
Baric Louis, waiter Hunt's Hotel, dwl 7 Montgomery Av
Barichievich John, restaurant and liquors, SE cor Nato-|ttl(

ma and Fifth, dwl 348 Minna
Barichievich Martin, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Bark A. William, vocalist. Wade's Opera House
Barkan Adolph, physician, oculist and aurist, office 305

Kearny
Barkeloo John, dwl 1114 Post

Barker , dwl 737 Howard

Barker Mrs., dwl 17 Fourth

Barker Annie M. Miss, dwl 1424 Pacific

Barker Frank, carpenter, dwl N s Sixteenth Av bet P and

Q, South S. F.
Barker George, clerk, dwl 26 O'Farrell
Barker Grace (widow), dwl 1421 Folsom
Barker Henry L., brickmaker, dwl 309 Capp
Barker Henrj' L. , carpenter, dwl 1609 California |m;

Barker Henj-y N., tnmkmaker Michael Long, dwl W a San ins

tali;

ii-:

Bruno Road nr Lincoln

Barker Hosea, painter 124 Fourth, dwl 362 Jessie

Barker Isaac, brickmaker, dwl 309 Capp

Barker .Jacob, trunkmaker, dwl 1(55 Silver

BAKKER .I.miES L., wholesale hardware and com-
mission merchant, 406 and 408 Market, res Oakland

Barker John, dwl 104 Eddy

Barker Joshua, bookkeeper Lohman, Cogill & Rountree,
res Oakland

Barker Martha H. (widow), dwl S s Post nr Devisadero

rRANCIS & VALENTINE, Printers, 517 Clay and 510-516 Commercial St., S

. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 703, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstalDlished 1862.

arkcr Mary (widow), dwl 3 Boyd

arker Owen, shoemaker, dwl 172 Minna

arker R., clerk, dwl (>2!) O'Farrell

arker Robert, helper Mobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 7 Pratt

PI
«rker Samuel, laundrj'man Oakland Laundry, dwl SE

cor Fifteenth and Mission
arker Sanih S. Mrs. , nurse San Francisco Ljing-in Hos-
pital and Koundlini; Asyhnn, 762 Mission
arker Steplien, contractor, dwl W s Valencia bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
arkcr Tliomas, laborer Cal. Grain Warehouse, dwl 3 Boyd
arkcr Timothy L. (Wellman, Peck d: Co.), res Oakland
B arkhaus Diedcrich (F. W. and D, Barkhaus), dwl 10
Turk
arkhaus Frederick W. {F. W. and D. Barkhatu), dwf

UK14 Sutter
lARHH.irS F. Vr. A D., books and stationer>-, 535

Kearny
arkhaus William, clerk, dwl 10 Turk
arkhausen Bertha (widow), dwl E s Franklin bet Turk
and Tyler
1(6 arkhausen Julius, clerk Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., dwl
Franklin bet Turk and Tyler
irkliausen Otto A., bookkeeper Schafer & Co., dwl E s

Franklin bet Turk and Tyler
irkhauscn Theodore, dwl E s Vermont nr Sierra
i?tv irklaiTK William, billiard and bowling saloon, SE cor
Jackson and Kearny

ioi irkley , dwl Olympic Lodgrings

irkley \V. H., bookkeeper Oriental Warehouse, dwl SE

cor Union and Leavenworth
irkley. See Barclay
:* irks Thomas, molder, dwl 23 Silver, rear

wlage Henrv, cabinetmaker Cal. F^imiture M. Co., dwl

3 Cushman PI
irlage Henry Jr., expressman, dwl 8 Cushman PI
■itP irlarg-e William, jeweler Herman J. Brand, dwl 3 Cush-
man PI
;il( irlestra Giovanni, maccaronimaker, dwl 1022 Jlont, rear
wletti Peter, expressman, cor Washington and Davis,

dwl 105 Pacific
irley Harris, plasterer, dwl 5 Harrison Av
jai irli Alexander, merchant tailor, 609 Clay, dwl 646 MarTcet
m irlincf H. H., exchange and money -broker, office 500
jd Montgomerj-, dwl NE cor Mission and Fourth

irling Nellie (widow), dwl 1142 Folsom
Iffl irlkha Frank, butcher, dwl W s Railroad Av nr Sixth,

South S. F.
;'J irlow Carrie Miss, teacher Washingfton Grammar School,

dwl 90!) Clay
tit irlow Charles \R. G. Dun & Co.), res New York
■li irlow Charles, workman U. S. Mint, dwl 1206 Market

irlow Charles O., engineer, dwl 20 Stanford
je irlow Edwin, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
n 3 Newell

irlow Elisha T., agent LefFel & Myers' Turbine Wheels,
ii! office 306 California, dwi cor Channel and Eleventh

irlow Herman, carpenter, dwi 10 Margaret PI
jj irlow John, machinist, dwi 246 Clara

irlow M., dwi 264 Clementina, rear
IT irlow Martin, laborer, dwi 713 Front
(to irlow R., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf

irlow Sarah (widow), dwi 16 Antonio
: ]t irlow Thomas, laborer, dwi 321 Eighth

irlow Warren, teamster, dwi 22 Turk
. ^ irlow W. W., clerk, dwl 71 Tehama

irman Isaac, salesman Lithauer & Co., dwl 36 Kearny

innan Jonas, real estate, dwi 943 Folsom

irmaii Jonas S., night inspector Custom House, dwl 410

Ninth
irman Joseph, milker Nager & Christ, Eighteenth Av
i-i nr F, South S. F.

irmore Andrew, caqienter, dwl 513 Howard

irn Joseph, bootblack, 620 Market

imaba Barbara, laborer Casassa, Bacigalupi & Corcelia,

dwi SE cor Hayes and Baker
iniakoff Frederick, carpenter, dwi 140 Natoma, rear
.in imard A. C, dwi 781 Folsom

irnard Alexander B., assistant Barnard's Business Col-
lege, dwi 617 Eddy
imard Edward, local policeman, dwi 20 Ellis
irnard Exiiress (San Rafael), office 333 East, branch 120
J California

■ ■• AK\AKD F. «t CO. {Henry Voorman), agents Seat-
tle Coal and Transportation Co., and dealers coal, 213
.-^ Jackson

amard Frank (F. Barnard & Co.), dwl 418 Eddy
. amard George, waiter stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf

Barnard George B., telegraph operator Barnard's Busi-
ness College, dwi 617 Eddv
BAKNAKII IIKXKY A. M., president Barnard's Busi-
ness College, 120 Sutter and 220 Kearny, dwi 617 Eddy
BAItN.ilClk I. n., real-estate and general business

agent, 224 Montgomery, dwl Russ House
Barnard John, lodgings, SE cor California and Drumm
Barnard Louis, tailor, dwi 1413 Dupont
Barnard Mathew L., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,

dwi 528 Stevenson
Barnard Moses S. , cooper, dwi S s Twenty-fourth bet Ver-

mf)nt and Kansas
Barnard Samuel, clerk, dwi 203 Leavenworth
Barnard Thonnis G., contractor, dwi 32 Rincon PI
BARNARD'S Bi:8IXI':!!lS C'OLLECiE, Henry Bar-
nard A. M. president, 120 Sutter
Bamer William, barkeeper Frederick Lohaus, dwi SW cor

East and Washington
Bamert Joseph, merchant (Virginia City), dwl 1403 Oc-

ta\ia

Banies , dwi 108 Ellis

Barnes Benjamin J., springmaker Betts Spring Co., dwl

812 Dolores
Barnes E. B. Miss, school teacher, dwl 534 Bush
Barnes E. D., attoniej' at law, dwi Cosmopolitan Hotel
Barnes E. T., insurance agent, dwi 907 Bush
Barnes George, butler, dwi 205 Second
Barnes George, fireman, dwl S s Folsom nr Main
Barnes George D. Mrs., furnished rooms, 205 Second
B.4.R>'ES (iFOROE ED., journalist Morning Call, dw 1

1206 Market
Barnes H. A., tinsmith, dwi 14 Turk
Banies Henrj- L., carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 1153

Howard
Barnes James, butcher, dwi 125 Second
Barnes James, horseshoenailmaker, dwi 1226 Green, rear
Barnes James M., miner, dwi 405 O'Farrell
Barnes J. D., carpenter, dwi 146 Natoma
Barnes John, dwi 33 Eddj'
Barnes Joseph, patternmaker, dwl Fifth bet Howard and

Mission
Barnes L. (widow), boarding, 1136 Pacific
Barnes Nicholas M., horse trainer, dwi Bay District Fair

Grounds
Barnes Patrick, carpenter, dwi SE cor O'Farrell and

Lark in
Barnes Patrick D., steward Grand Hotel, dwi 319 Tenth
Barnes Robert, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 747

Howard
Barnes Robert L. C, pressman, dwi 811 Stockton
Barnes Samuel, clerk, dwi 231 O'Farrell
Barnes Thomas P., bookkeeper, dwl 319 Tenth
Barnes W. B. Mrs., dwl 26 O'Fanell
Barnes W. D. , capitalist, dwi Russ House
BARNES W. H. L., attorney at law, office 426 Cali-
fornia, dwi SW cor McAllister and Fillmore
Barnes William, bookkeeper, dwi 231 Fifteenth
Banies William, carpenter, dwi N s Ellis nr De\isadero
Barnes William R., carpenter, dwi E s Treat Av nr

Twenty-first
Barnes. See Bams

Baniet William Y., office 330 Pine room 8, dwi 211 Austin
Barnett Bartholemew, laborer, dwi E s Illinois nr Shasta
Barnett Charles H., fireman Horace Da\is & Co.
Barnett David, harnessraaker Charles H. Mead, dwl E s

Davis bet AVashington and Clay
Barnett David, tailor, 525 Sacramento, dwl 235 Kearny
Barnett Edward, seaman, dwl 110 Berrj'
Barnett E. T., Tailors' Pro. Union, NW cor Kearny and

Morton
Barnett John, machinehand B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 804 Third
Barnett John Joseph, liquor saloon, 209 Sixth, dwl NW

cor Sixteenth and Second Av
Barnett Josejih, crockery and glassware, 39 and 79 Fourth,

dwi 353 Jessie
Barnett Joseph P., club rooms, 28 Geary
Barnett Marks, clerk Benjamin Hirshfeld, dwl Howard

bet Sixth and Seventh
Barnett Marx, salesman Solomon B. Oppenheim, dwi 734

A'allejo
Barnett Moses S. (S. A. Gyle & Co., Tehama), office 210

Da^is, dwi 1114 Market
Barnett Norman G., driver A. F. Green & Co., dwi 318^

Fulton, rear
Barnett Thomas, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl NE cor

Ninth and Brannan
Bamev A., peddler, dwi 1004 Market
Bamev Alfred S., deputv U. S. shipping commissioner,

office 118 Jackson, dwl 2209 Jackson

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercl

Bamev A. W. , conductor Market St. E, R.

Barney B., clerk, dwl 1220 Market

Barney Benjamin A., with James M. Barney, dwl 817

Van Ness Av
BAK\EY B. ORIFFIX, deputy U. S. shippin;? com-
missioner, office Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Bock, dwl

2209 Jackson
Bamev Edward, dwl 33 Eddy
Barney H., dwl 16 Turk
Barney H., dwl 21 Ellis
BAR.VEY JA^IE!!» >I., commission merchant, office

304 California, res Yuma, Arizona
Barney John, musician, dwl 7 Stockton
Barney John N., carpenter, dwl 1503 Pine
Barney Lewis N., photographic printer Robert A. Mar-
den, dwl 1324 Polk
Barney Morgan L. , lumber dealer, dwl 1324 Polk
Barney S. E. (widow), furnished rooms, 328 Kearny
Barney Sophia A., dwl 32 Sixth

Bamhart Christian, helper Nelson & Doble, dwl 22 Gar-
den
Bamhart Daniel (Watsmi & B.), dwl 112 Fourth
Bamhart George W., salesman Law Department A. L.

Bancroft & Co., dwl 23 Powell
Barnhause Theodore, dwl 652 Howard
Bamhisel Ellen Mrs., lodgings, 147 Third
Barnhisel E. R. , carrier Alta California
Bamhisel S. Henry, salesman Toklas, Hahn & Brown,

dwl 147 Third
Bamhouse Thomas, machinehand Holland & Ruppel,

dwl 652 Howard
Bamot Michael, rag dealer, dwl 248 Clementina
Bams John, dwl 234 Minna
Bams N. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S. Mint,

dwl 510 Ellis

Bamum , supt White Lead and Color Works

Barnum E. K., lighthousekeeper South Farallone Islands
Barnum Henry, editor Pacific Rural Press, dwl 16 Russell
Barnwell Gilbert T., cashier Cal. Pacific R. R. Co., office

Broadwa.v St. Wharf, dwl 235 Seventh
Barnwell Thomas Frederic, housesmith Pioneer Iron

Works, dwl 235 Seventh
BaroU N. J., dwl 225 Ellis
Baron Abraham, tailor, 31 Pacific
Baron Edouard, clerk John P. Jackson, 330 Pine
Baron Isadore, capitalist, dwl 1728 Eddy
Baron John (J. Dupuy d: Co.), dwl 526 Broadway
Baron Thomas, car conductor, dwl 769 Harrison
Baron. See Ban-en and Barron
Baroni Peter, dwl 1318 Dupont
Baronia Antoni, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl E s

Sansom bet Union and Green
Baronidis George, physician, dwl 518 Green
Barouquaire August, marbleworker Charles Bianchi, dwl

1019 Powell
Barouquaire E. Mrs. , dwl 1019 Powell
Barouquaire James, tinsmith B. C. Austin, dwl 1019 Pow
Barr Charles, liquor merchant, dwl 335 Geary
Barr Daniel, carpenter, dwl 14 Howard Court
Barr Hannah K. (widow), dwl 318 Oak
Barr Jacob, butcher Poly, Heilbron & Co., dwl Twelfth Av

nr N, South S. F.
Barr J. D. & Co. (D. Samuels), manufacturers umbrellas

and parasols, 325 Bush
Barr John, machinist, dwl N s Twentieth nr Valencia
Barr John, painter, dwl 2013 Folsom
Barr John, foreman machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
Barr John E. {J. D. Barr <fc Co.), dwl 610 Ellis
Barr J. R., carpenter, dwl 957 Market
Barr Neil, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 23 Har
Barr Niel, molder Fulton Foundry, dwlE s Twent3"-third

bet Harrison and Bryant
Barr Sarah A. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, dwl 916

Washington
Barr William, carpenter, dwl 115 Second
Barr William H., boatman, cor Davis and VaUejo, dwl

Bay bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Barra Ezekiel I., proprietor Barra'sHall and liquor saloon,

NW cor First and Minna, dwl 4 Minna
Barra's Hall, NW cor First and Minna
Barracco Andrew (Barracco & ifit.'isante), dwl 33 Turk
Barracco Vincent, poultry dealer, 76 Centre Market, dwl

33 Turk
Barracco & Mussante (A. Barracco and Charles Mus-

sante), poultry dealers, 76 Centre Market
Barrace Charles, laborer, dwl 214 Ritch
Barragat Jean D. B., shoemaker Boisseau & Son, dwl 33

Hinckley
Barran Rudolph, cook Hansa Hotel, dwl 429 Bush

Barraque John, driver, dwl 634 Pacific

Barratt , fireman Golden Gate Flouring Mill, dwl

Minna
Barratt Hannah (widow), dwl W s Kansas nr Nevada
Barratt William, molder Oc-cidental Foundry, dwl 316
Barre August, expressman, dwl 362 Natoma bet Fou

and Fifth
Barre Charles, seaman, dwl Johnson PI nr Harrison
Barre Henry, dwl 520 Broadway
Barries Adolphe, butcher Barraty & Coutolenc, dwl

Green
Barren Augustus, carpenter, dwl 545 Jessie
Barren Edward, clerk cashier's department Wells, Fa

& Co., dwl 600 Bush
Barren Samuel S. , member Califomia Stock and Excha:

Board, dwl 600 Bush
Barrellao Camillo, carpenter, dwl 6 Cadell Alley nr Uu
Barren Joseph, expressman, dwl Sixteenth bet Guerr

and Dolores
Barren Julius, butcher, dwl 18 First
Barren Rudolph, cook, dwl 18 First
Barren. See Baron and Barron
Barrere Louis, drayman John C. Morrison Jr., dwl

Howard
Barrett Adelaide, actress, Bella Union Theater
Barrett Alfred, watchmaker and jeweler, 44 Second i

236 Seventh
Barrett Alfred J. , plumber John Bohn, dwl 236 Seve
Barrett Annie Miss, seamstress Levi Strauss & Co., i

141 Fifth
Barrett Cornelius, drayman, dwl 104 Polk
Barrett David C. , bricklayer, dwl 311 Jessie
Barrett Dennis, miner, dwl 214 First
Barrett Edmond, laborer, dwl 609 J Minna
Barrett Edward, baker Patrick Sla\'in, dwl 422 Fremoi
Barrett Edward, laborer, dwl 24 Clementina
Barrett Edward, painter Wason & Morris, dwl 614 Ste
Barrett Edward, waiter American Exchange Hotel
Barrett Edward J. (Barbier cfc Barrett), dwl NW cor Ji

and Minna
BaiTett E. J., expressman, dwl 227 Second
Barrett Francis A., carpenter E. K. Howes & Co.,

Seventeenth Av nr I, South S. F.
Barrett George, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Barrett Hannah Mrs. , dressmaker, dwl 19 Langton
Barrett James, miner, dwl 641 Washington
Barrett James, painter George Duff, dwl 112 Dora
Barrett James, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Barrett James A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 515J Stevenson
Barrett James J. , hostler J. D. Brown, dwl Bay Disti

Fair Grounds
BaiTett Jane Mrs. , dwl 1332 Pacific
Barrett John, blacksmith Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl

Townsend
Barrett John, cabinetmaker, dwl Ocean View House,

Ocean House Road, 6^ miles from City Hall
Barrett John, carpenter, dwl 1332 Pacific
Barrett John, carrier Examiner and bookkeeper Jc

O'Kane, dwl 782 Harrison
Barrett John, miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 64 Sac
Ban-ett John S. (Parker & B.), dwl 1218 Clay
Barrett Mary (widow), Florence Sewing Machine, dwl

O'Farreil
Barrett Mary Miss, sewing-maclSne operator Levi Stra'

&Co., dwl 141 Fifth
Barrett Mary Mrs., seamstress, dwl 202 Second
Ban-ett Michael, calker L. S. Allen, dwl 313 Tehama
Barrett Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Barrett Patrick, salesman Kennedy & Durr, dwl 24 CI
Barrett Patrick, seaman O. & 0. S. S. Gaelic
Barrett Patrick, watchman Van Nostrand & Co.
Barrett Patrick N., carrier Evening Bulletin and Exa

iner, dwl 303 Natoma
Barrett Paul, dwl 113 Stockton
Barrett Richard F., framemaker S. Hausmann & Co., d

427 Stevenson
Barrett Robert, soapmaker Richard Brown, dwl 122 G

bert
Barrett Susan Miss, dressmaker Mrs Annie M. Reen, d

420 Tehama
Barrett Timothy, butcher, dwl E s Fifth Av nr K, Soi;

S. F.
Barrett William, fireman, dwl 18 Folsom
BaiTett William, hackman, dwl 303 Tehama
Barrett William, teamster G. Morrow & Co., dwl 37 C(
Barrett William G., cashier San Francisco Gas Light Co:

pany, dwl 1000 Pine
Ban-ett William H., carpenter, E s Alemany nr Seve
teenth

nil

m
m

PEANCIS & VALENTINE. Commercial Printing House, 517 Clay Street, S

-«i 7AN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

, , IBKKTT tt ^IIKKlVOOn (Robert Sherwood, mc-
"' eessur), iinporter.s and dealers watches, diamonds,
jewelry, etc., 517 Mont)foniery
irretts William, laborer, dwl S 3 Laurel Av bet Van
P Ness Av and Franklin

"' irie Charles, drayman Bryden & Hinckley, dwl 362 Na-
toma
Tie D. H., haokdriver Lenhart, Brady & Co., dwl 1413
Polk
"' rrillac Charles, basketmaker, dwl 3 Moachani PI

iRKILIS l»IK4iO C'OtNT, Consul Italy, offlco 525
Front, res Oakland
' '* Tin),'er Henjamin, fruits, 1211 Powell

-rinfrer Elizabeth .Mrs., ag-cnt Curtis' Models, 54 Fourth
'"'' -rinifer Peter H., chemist, dwl 54 Fourth

Tinj,'ton George F., inspector U. S. Custom House,
'1 dwl 1713 Clay

*" Tinifton John, mailing clerk Post-ofBce, dwl 657
Natoma

TinL-ton William B., porter Dickson, DeWolf & Co.,
dwl i!27 Green
. , JTinyton \V. J., third assistant engineer Pacific Mail S.
™' S. Costa Rica

Tis Clermont C, broker 302 Montgomery, room 30,
dwl Russ House
'"' Tis I.a^■erna, broker 302 Montgomery, room 30, dwl
J, 91i) Geary

^m .ro(>iii John, milkman, Presidio Road nr Green
^'■ii Toilhet Henry (Belloc Frtres), office 524 Montgomery,
dwl Grand Hotel

Ton Mrs., furnished rooms, 1009 Powell
Tt)n A., dwl 636 Commercial

Ton Cornelius J. (Barron tfr Rea), dwl S15 Market
.KKO\ EDWARD, capitalist, office 300 Montgomery
•' room 27, dwl 435 Geary

, Ton Hugh, laborer new U. S. appraiser's building
Mei Ton James, captain stra Hope, Washington St. Wharf
' Ton John, painter, dwl 2 Francisco
'"' "ron John, carpenter, dwl 12 Downey
Ton Joseph (ImhoffA; B.), dwl 2200 Mason
Ton Joseph, capitalist, dwl 606 Stockton
"p' 'ron Joseph, waiter Worth House, 606 Folsom

Ton Joseph C, hairdressing saloon, NW cor Powell
and Greenwich
1 Ton Michael, carpenter, dwl 2319 Mission
Ton X. W., driver Portrero and B. V. R. R.
Ton Philip, laborer James O'Connel, LaRue's Wliarf
Ton Rachael Miss, dressmaker Jane Schaaf, dwl 31
" Pacific

B* Ton Richard, capt stmr Mount Eden, Jackson St. \\'Tiarf
Ton Terrence, pantryman Lick House
Ton W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1009 Powell
i'l Ton William, barber John Reece, dwl 31 Pacific

•ron William, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay and
kJ Powell

Ton William R., shipjoiner, dwl 623 East
Ton & Rea (Cornelhis J. Barron and E. F. Rea),
r J* house and sign painters, 815 Market

Tondon Ernest, confectioner, dwl 226 Pacific
Sat TOW Charles F., engraver William E. Goldsmith

TOWS Daniel F., housepainter, dwl 129 Second
i»ii TOW'S Edward, pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

1123 Bush
!tni TOWS Frank P., manager Victor Sewiug Machine Co.,
1212 Market, res Oakland
TOWS H. , tailor, dwl 1315 Hyde
IS TOWS John (Wakefield ifc Co.), dwl 148 Sixth
I rf TOWS Lotta M, Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primarj'
iO School, dwl 1123 Bush

rrows Robert, clerk Whitney & Co.'s Express, dwl 327J
Filbert
Em TOWS Stephen S., contractor, dwl 208 Seventh
rrows T., dwl 37 Second

rrows Thomas, general agent Victor Sewing Machine,
ij 1212 Market res, Oakland

rrows Thomas, manager Albert Washburn, 751 Market
;;C rrows William H., attorney at law, office 76 Montgom-
ery Block, dwl 1531 Tyler
lU rry Aaron, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 14

Bourbin PI nr Ellis
im rry Alfred, second officer stm Orizaba, Washington St.
Wharf
rry Andrew, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
rrj- B., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
ft rry Bartholomew, watchman Oakland Ferry, dwl 339
C«i Clementina

rry Benjamin, dwl 863J Market
en rry Bridget, laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough bet
Grove and Hayes

Barry B. V., dwl 157 Seventh

Barry Catherine (widow), dwl 110 William, rear

U.iKKY <'HAi:i,K.S K., searcher records, office 619

Muntgoniery, dwl 2420 Buchanan
Barry Daniel, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., King, dwl Elev-
enth nr N. , South S. F.
Barry David (David Barry .t Co.), dwl 18 Grand Av
Barry David, laborer, dwl 18 Washington Av
Barry David, laborer, dwl 213 Folsom
BAKRV ItAVID, wholesale and retail wines, liquors

and cigars, 4(i2 Sixth
Barry David Jr., butcher, dwl 18 Washington Av
Barry David & Co. (Joseph Baker), market, 1207 Mission
Barry Douglass, shijicarpenter, dwl 12 Clementina
Barry Edward, dwl 73 Tehama
Barry Edward, carpenter, dwl 214 Broadway
Barry Edward, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 23 Crook
Barry Edward, moulder Union Iron Works, dwl 17 Crook
Banr Edward, real-estate agent, 415 Montgomery, dwl

2010 Pacific Av
Barry Edward, scenic artist Buckley's Varieties, dwl 405

Kearny
Barrj' Edward, wheelwTight Progress Carriage Factory,

25 and 27 Valencia, dwl 24 Ridley
Barry Edward L., de))uty County Clerk, dwl 318 Pine
Harry Edwin, laborer Palnier,Knox & Co., dwl 567 Miss
Barry Elizabeth Miss, milliner Jeanette E. Ware, dwl 528

Union
Barry Ellen Mrs., shirt manufacturer, 1306 Polk, dwl 708

Howard
Barry Frank, gardener, dwl 541 First
Barry Frank, milkman Henry S. Hubbard, dwl S 8 Chest-
nut bet Steiner and Pierce
Barry George W., expressman, Mr Mission and Spear,

dwl 12 Sacramento
Barry H. , dwl 103 Mason

Barry Henry, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Barry James (Hartnett & B.), dwl 406 Broadway
Barry James, barkeeper William B. Thomas, dwl 55 Pac
Barry James, driver City R. R.

Barry James, foreman Nelson & Doble, dwl 211 Taylor
Barry James, laborer A. F. Sjjear & Co., 218 Drumm
Barry James, laborer, dwl E s Second Av nr Sixteenth,

rear
Barry James, longshoreman, dwl 158 First
Barry James, plumber Wade's Opera House
Barry James, quartennaster Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Barry James F., machinehand Holland & Ruppel, dwl

cor Dolores and Twenty-ninth
Barrj' James H., compositor Spaulding & Barto, dwl 1018

Clay
Barry James J., receiving clerk New City Hall, dwl 11 J

Fifth
Barry Jeremiah, salesman David Barry, dwl 462 Sixth
Barr.v John, baker, dwl 9 St. Mary, rear
Barry John, bootcrimper Buckingham & Heeht, NW cor

Gough and Haight
Barrj' John, brassmolder Greenberg & Co., dwl 3 Fran-
cisco
Barry John, bricklayer Henry J. McLeric, dwl 55 Second
Barry John, bricklayer, dwl 128 Clara
Barry John, coachman W. F. Babcock, dwl 325 Folsom
Barrv John, driver N. B. and Mission R: R., dwl 419 Na-
toma
Barry John, expressman, NE cor Bush and Kearny, dwl

NW cor Ellis and Webster
Barry John, laborer, dwl 18 Freelon, rear Fourth
Barry John, laborer, dwl 27 Hinckley, rear
Barry John, laborer, dwl 27 Minna
Barry John, laborer, dwl 366 Natoma
Barry John, laborer, dwl Pine bet Pierce and Scott
Bariy John, laborer Fulton Foundry, dwl 2523 Sac
Barry John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Barrv John, laborer Quartennaster's Department U. S. A.,

dwl 102 Fourth
Barry John, miner, dwl 424 Broadway
Barry John, painter, dwl 361 Clementina
Barry John, porter Straus, Kohnstamm & Co., dwl 8

Glover
Barry John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Barrj' John, shipcalker, dwl 1137 Folsom
Barry John, shoemaker, dwl S s Church Lane nr Church
Barry John H. , delivery clerk Western Union Telegraph

Co., dwl 211 Taylor
Barry John T. (Lyons <i- B.), dwl 1526 Gearj-
Barry Julia (widow) dwl 613 Greenwich
Barry Mark J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 200

Stockton
Barry Martin, tailor Lancaster & Northon, dwl 2114 Bush

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

FIHE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 513 Montgomer

Barry Matthew, daily, W 8 San Bruno Road nr Golden

City House
Barry Michael, billposter, dwl 39 Everett
Barry Michael, bootcrimper Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Goutfh and Haight
Barry Michael, carpenter, dwl 708 Howard
Barrj' Michael, carpenter, dwl S s Eddy bet Scott and

Pierce
Barry Michael, cook, dwl 54 Jessie

Barry Michael, fruit stand, SW cor Sacramento and San-
son!, dwl an Clay
Barry Michael, laborer, dwl 414 Folsom
Barry Michael, laborer, dwl 444 Union, rear
Barry Michael, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Barry Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 18 PYeelon
Barrj' Michael, porter W. &, J. Sloane, dwl 914 Harrison
Barry Michael, shoemaker, dwl N s Roanoak nr Chenerj-
Barry Michael, upholsterer William Green, dwl 31 Ellis
Barry Owen, laborer, dwl SE cor McAllister and Octavia
Barrj- Patrick, assistant wharfinger Oakland Ferry, dwl

339 Clementina
Barry Patrick, boilermaker, dwl 110 William, rear
Barry Patrick, ex-policeman, dwl SW cor Ash Av and

Octa\'ia
Barry Patrick, extraman Engine No. 3 S. F. F. D.
Barry Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Natoma and

Marv
Barry Patrick, hostler Roe Allen, dwl 36 Jessie
Barry Patrick, laborer, dwl 15S Natoma
Barry Patrick, laborer, dwl 414 Folsom
Barrj' Patrick, plumber, dwl 681 Clementina
Barry Patrick, watchman Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl

S s Sixteenth nr Potrero Av
Barry Patrick O., clerk Charles S. Barry, dwl 22 Glover
Barry Richard, brass founder, dwl 260 j Clara
Barrj' Richard, coppersmith John G. lis, dwl 237 Stev
Barry Richard, currier, dwl 301 Fourth
Barry Richard, laborer Golden Gate Park
Barry Richard, sailmaker William C. Wood, dwl 18 Wash-
ington Av, Bemal Heights
Barry Robert, dwl 21 Prospect PI
Barr3' Robert, longshoreman A. F. Spear & Co., dwl SW

cor Mission and Spear
Barry Robert, tailor, dwl 9 St. Mary, rear
Barry Robert F. , ropemaker, dwl S s Sixteenth bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Barry Sarah D. Miss, school teacher, dwl 1018 Clay
Barry S. J. Mrs., dwl 1018 Clay

Barry Theodore A. (Barry (t Patten), dwl 709 Gearj'
Barry Thomas, bootcrimper Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
Barry Thomas, laborer, dwl SE cor Pacific and Front
Barry Thomas, marblepolisher Charles Roche, dwl 735

Brannan
Barrj- Tliomas, shoemaker, dwl 2 Eddy PI
Barry Thomas, steerage steward G. N. & P. S. S. Ancon,

Broadway St. Wharf
Barry Thomas J., dwl Morton House
Barry Thomas T., salesman Lazard Fr^res, dwl 213 Mason
Bariy William, carjjenter, dwl 133j Dora
Barry William, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 88 Ninth
Barry AVilliam, dairy, E s San Bnmo Road nr Islais Creek
Barry William, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 1807 Jessie
Barry William, foreman repair shoj) Omnibus R. R. Co.,

dwl 630 Jessie
Barry William, hackman, California nr Montgomery, dwl

474 Tehama
Barry William, horseshoer Nelson & Doble, dwl 211 Taj-lor
Barrj' William, laborer WUliam T. Garratt, dwl 513 How
Barry William, printer C. A. Murdock & Co., dwl 2523 Sac
Barry William, shipcarpenter Middlemas «& Boole, dwl 21

Bausch
Barry William Jr., wheelvmght Ennis & McNeill, dwl 21

Rausch
Barrj' William Mrs., furnished rooms, 200 Stockton
Barry William F., pressman Thomas & Co., dwl 1018 Clay
Barry William I., clerk Donnelly, Dunne & Co., dwl 200

Stockton
Barry William McGill, assistant register clerk Probate

Court, dwl 200 Stockton
BAKRY A PATTEX (Theodore A. Barry and Benja-
min A. Patten), wines and liquors, 413 Montgomery
Barry. See Barrie
Barse Ann (widow), dwl 1332 Dupont
Barser William, laborer, dwl 412 Francisco
Barsocihini M\\.omo(Lorenzo Marsili d: Co.), dwl 11 Bdwy
Barsotti Virgil, divl NW cor Mason and Pacific
Barss James E., hay, grain and feed, 400 Francisco
Barstow Alfred, attorney at law, office 330 Pine room 50

'I IliBl

BARSTOW DATID P., attorney at law, office 32

Sansom room 17, res Oakland
Barstow George (Barstow, Stetson tfc Houghton), dwl 92

Pine

Barstow John L., capitalist, dwl American Exchange

BARSTOW, STETSON A IIOIUUTON (Geort

Barstow, Edward Gray Stetson, atui Roscoe

Uoiujhtmi), attomejs at law, office'315 California

Barsuglia Carlo, laborer Francisco Giovannini, dwl SE cc

Broadwaj' and Keamj-
Bart Annie (widow), dwl N s Greenwich bet Steiner an

Fillmore
Barta Charles, agent, dwl 207 Minna
Bartch George, farmer, dwl Overland House
Bartels Albert, cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co., dwl 27

Perry
Bartels Conrad, branch bakery, 247 Fourth
Bartels George, confectioner Charles Lundt, dwl 1 St. Mar
Bartels Henrj', upholsterer John A. Shaber & Co., dv

1212 Kearny
Bartels Joseph, proprietor Columbia Bakery, 30 Sixth
Bartels Max, teacher music, dwl SW cor Mason and Watt
Bartels Oscar, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Bartels Otto, expressman, NAV cor Front and Commercii

dwl Buchanan nr Bush
Bartels Peter Henrv, liquor and billiard saloon, 1012 Ba
BARTELS RICHARD, groceries and liquors, SW c(

Howard and Eleventh
Barten Felix, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Barter Augusta B. (widow), hj'dropathic electric phys

cian, office and dwl 417 O'Farrell
Barter G. H., warehouseman Whittier, Fuller & Co., dv

Brannan bet Second and Third
Barter Charles H., clerk Quartermaster's Department I

S. A., dwl 2237 Jackson
Earth Lason L. (Louis Holz iL- Co.), dwl 126 Fifth
Barth Philip, clerk I. Glazier «& Co., dwl 23 Kearny
Earthen Antona (widow), dwl N s Cedar Av bet Larki

and Polk
Barthman Charles, carpenter, dwl 909 Keamj'
Barthol Marj', cloakmaker Charles Majer, dwl 40 Teharc
Eartholme Joseph, cabiuetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 3J

Jessie

B.IRTHOLOJIA JOH\, liquor saloon, 1017 Batterj
Bartholomew Henry G., expressman, SE cor Front an

Pine, dwl E s Devisadero bet Claj' and Sacramento
Bartholow W. E. B., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dv

204 Montgomerj'
Barthrop Edward, dwl 317 Haj'es
Bartin A., brassfinisher William T. Garratt
Eartleman Kate Miss, dwl 34 Kearny
Bartlesen Edward, waiter Freitas & Miller, dwl Bluxoir

bet Fourth and Fifth

Bartlett , machinist, dwl 16 Tehama

Bartlett Alfred, real estate, dwl 2626 Sacramento
Bartlett Asa W., spring bed manuf. 111 Minna
Bartlett A. W. M. (widow), furnished rooms, 29 O'Farrel

and phj'sician, office 13 O'Farrell
Bartlett Benet, stonecutter, dwl 649 Stevenson, rear
Bartlett Charles H., paperhanger, dwl 2 Rose Av
Bartlett Colmnbus (Bartlett <jfc Pratt), dwl 1131 Ellis
Bartlett Earl, attornej- at law, office 35 Montgomerj' Bloc!

dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr Sixteenth Av
Bartlett Elbridge, machinist Cal. Excelsior Co., dwl 20

Second
Bartlett Henry, dwl 29 Turk
Bartlett Henry E., driver Contra Costa Laundry Assi

dwl 110 Kearnv
Bartlett J., boxmaker Cal. Cigar Box Co., dwl 234 First
Bartlett James H., carpenter, dwl Sanchez nr Sixteenth
Bartlett James V. , stage manager Wade's Opera Hous«

dwl Palace Hotel
Bartlett Jared, shipcaqienter, dwl 312 Beale
Bartlett Job C, drayman David L. Farusworth, dwl 12

Eddy
Bartlett John M., clerk 620 Washington, dwl 315 Stock
Bartlett Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 1453 Minna, rear
Bartlett Lewis W., dwl 1104 Market
Bartlett Nathaniel, packer F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 102

Montgomerj-
Bartlett Pliny (Hallett, B. .0 Dalton), res Oakland
Bartlett Robert B. (Garrett it- B.), dwl 36 Moss
Bartlett Walter, driver Davis Sewing Machine Co., dw

lis Post
Bartlett Washington (Bartlett <t Bandoljih), dwl 110

Market
Bartlett William, printer, dwl 121 Mason
BAICTLETT WTLLIA.U t'., editorial rooms Eveninj

Bulletin, res Oakland

But

TEANCIS & VALENTIITE. Commercial Printing House, 517 Clay Street, S. \

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

Bartlctt William P., foreman George Thistleton, dwl 13

O'Farrell
Bartlctt William S., noteteller National Gold Bank and

Trust (Jo., res OakUuid
BAK'I'LKTT «K PIIATT (Corncliux Ilartlett and Le-

onultic E. Pratt), attorneys at law, ultioe (>:i(i Sac
BAKTMCTT *i' KA:VU0L1>II Oyuyhinjton liartMt
and Danu'l L. liandoiph), real-estate and money-
brokers, oltiee 12 Montgomery
Bartley Frank, boilenuaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

ISf) Dora
Bartley George, ironmolder, dwl 125 Dora
Bartley George, laborer Pac. KoUing Mills, dwl W s Lou-
isiana nr Shasta
Bartliy Kohcrt, oook, dwl 48 Clenitntina
Bartling Merriani, shii>t':irpenter dwl 1210 Pacific
Eartlini,' William (llarthmf .(■ Kivdmll), res Oakland
B;vrtlin,^' \ Kiniliall {WiUiain Bartlin,/ and Ihniry Kim-
ball), liuokbiiulers and blank buuk nianufs, MU Clay
Bartlow \\illiani, bootblack Stable & Bernhard, dwl 021

Broadway
Bartoli J. {X. Dartoli cfc Bro.), dwl 320 Broadway
Rartoli N. & Brother {J. Barloli), cartmcn, 320 Bdwy
Bartoli N. {N. Bartvli .£• Bni.), dwl 320 Broadway
Bartmann Charles, dwl <J09 Kearny
Bartniann Ferdinand, carpenter, dwl 522 Filbert, rear
Bartniaini John C, teacher music, dwl 72'J Grove
Barto Harrison (Spaiddimj it B.), dwl E s Reed ur Clay
Barto Mary (widow), dwl 3 Caroline PI
Bartiil David, dwl 559 Bryant
Bartol Lee M., bookkeeper, dwl 559 Bryant
Bartoldus Andrew, tailor Otto Marks, dwl C16 California
Bartoli J. (xV. Bartoli cL- Bru.), dwl 320 Broadway
Bartoli N. (lY. Bartoli it Bro.), dwl 320 Broadway
Bartoli N & Bro. (J. Bartoli), eartmen, 320 Broadway

Barton , dwl 8 Clementina

Barton Benjamin F. (/J. F. Barton tt Co.), res Alameda
Barton R F. & Co., proprietors Pioneer Salt Mills, 213

Sacramento
Barton Charles (Garcin it Son), dwl Eighteenth ur Gu-
errero
Barton Charles C, clerk Dunham, Carrigau & Co., dwl

1325A Minna
Barton F. , cook, dwl 907 Folsom
Barton Francis, butcher Smith, Mann & Catlow, dwl cor

First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Barton George, engineer, dwl 418 Brannan
Barton Hugh, stonecutter, dwl 553 Mission
Barton James, boots and shoes, 819 Battery
Barton James S., engineer, dwl 418 Bramian
Barton J. H. Mrs., dwl 038 Howard
BAUTOX JOM\, president Union Pacific Salt Co. and
Banner Soap Co., office 218 Sacramento, res Alameda
Barton John, waiter Palace Hotel

Barton L. M., bookkeeper Baldwin's Hotel, dwl 559 Bry-
ant
Barton Mary (widow), dwl 500 Eddy
Barton Phineas W., clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.,

res Alameda
Barton I-tichard, watchmaker, dwl 754 Folsom
BAKTO.X KOBEICT, mining engineer, office Nevada

Block, 309 Montgomery room 17, dwl 1116 Bush
Barton Samuel, student, dwl 524 Howard
Barton S. M., stock and money broker, 238 Montgomery
Barton Thon\as A., fanner, dwl 421 O'Farrell
Barton Thomas S., salesman N. B. Edgerly & Co., dwl

331 Kearny
Barton Willard T., assistant secretary S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board
Barton William, longshoreman, dwl 2103 Stockton
Barton William, painter, dwl 1232 Union
Barton William, sawyer S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 1420 Pac
Barton William H., office 331 Montgomery room 27, dwl

2428 Buchanan
Bartram Henry, upholsterer, dwl SW cor Mission and

Eighteenth
Bartram Johannes, bookkeeper Stange & Hiuk, dwl 18

Clara
Bartsch Charles, dwl 435 Broadway
Bartt George, hostler Peter Finnegan, dwl Larkin bet

McAllister and Tyler
Bartz Charles, tailor 502 Stockton

Bartzotta Peter, baker D. Caraflta & Co., dwl 1309 Dupont
Baruch David, delivery clerk Ackerman Brothers, dwl

1224 Bush
Baruch Frederick, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl 535i

O'Farrell
Baruch Isaac, merchant, dwl 535J O'Farrell
Baruch Moses, salesman Ackerman Bros., dwl 1224 Bush

Baruch Paulina, midwife, dwl 252 Minna

Baruch Simon, salesman Samuel Leszynsky & Bro., dwl

427 Tyler
Barut Antonio, waiter Antonio Smith, dwl 1402 Stockton
Barut Riiymond, butcher, 1402 Stockton
Baruth Ennis, groceries and liquors, 1901 Post
Baruth, William, groceries and liquors, NW cor Hyde

and Sutter
Barwell Charles, waiter D. Wolf
Barwes Alexander, barkeeper, dwl 22 Turk
Barz August (Barz, Suhl it Co.), dwl 120 Davis
Barz, Suhl & Co. {Aiuj^tst Barz and Christian Suhl),

wagonmakers and blacksmiths, 114 Drumm
Basalt Co. (Marin Co., Cal.), Frank L. Palmer, secretary,

office 302 California room 4
Basan Antonio, Austrian Benev.lSoc., 71 New Montgomery
Basch Abraham, Tailors' Protective Union, SW corKear-

nj and Morton
Basch Hermann, dwl 429 Turk
Basch Hyman, tailor, 2 Bryan PI, dwl 359 J Tehama
Basch Louis, dwl 229 Tyler
Basch Sanmel (Basch <k Keve), dwl 411 Grove
Basch & Keve (Samuel Basch and Felix Kove), tailors,

1202 Market
Bascoe J., dwl 310 Montgomery Av
Bascom Dicus N., foreman Wesley Diggens, dwl 2520

Sutter
Bascomb Frederick A., machinist Central Pacific B. R.

shop, dwl NE cor Sixteenth and Howard
Basendorf Michael, machinist and Pacific U. W. Furni-
ture M. Co., dwl 128 First
Basey David, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Basford Howard M., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 18

Tavlor
Basford Jacob K., dwl 2133 Bush
Basford W. L., apothecary, SE cor Bush and Fillmore
Bashini E., dwl 1406 Polk

Basilawski Alphonse, fruits and vegetables, 1427 Dupont
Basillo Joseph, engineer Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl

214 Union
Bask James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s ^^^larf
Baskell Frederick, laborer Hathaway's Wharf, dwl 52 First
Basker villa John S., millhand L. and E. Emanuel, dwl

591 Si.xth
Baskerville Sarah J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 591 Sixth
Baskett Frederick W., miner, dwl 122 Tiu-k
Basler George A. , painter, dwl 29 Pearl
Basney William, watchmaker, dwl 721 Bryant
Bass Charles, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Bass Tliomas J. {T. J. Bassib Co.), dwl S s Fifteenth, bet

Market and Noe
BASS T. J. •& €0., paints, oils, varnish, and glass, 26

Geary
Bass William, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Bassanovich Nicholas Martin, framemounter Snow &

May, dwl 9 Union PI
Basse "Thomas, merchant, office 526 California, res Bre-
men, Germany
Bassel R., clerk, dwl 10 Hyde

Bassen J., laborer Hillebrandt & Co., dwl 2019 Folsom
Bassen Joseph, waiter Antonio Smith, dwl 575 Stevenson
Bassett A. C, superintendent Southern Pacific R. R.,
office NE cor Fourth and Towisend, Room 45, dwl
421 Bryant
BASSET'T V. F. «fe CO., produce commission mer-
chants, 304 Davis
Bassett Charles E., master mariner, dwl 13 Clinton
Bassett Charles F. (C. F. Bassett d; Co.), dwl Ws Mission,

nr Twelfth
Bassett Daniel, seaman, dwl 58 Clementina
Bassett Daniel J., clerk Keyt & Co., dwl 58 Clementina
Bassett Frank W., dwl 14 Eleventh
Bassett G. L. Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 114 Eleventh
Bassett Henry C, clerk Figaro, res East Oakland
Bassett John, stevedore, dwl 3 Thompson Av
Bassett Joseph, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
BASSETT JOSEPH, produce commission, 221 and

223 Clay, res Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Bassett Rachel (widow), dwl 114 Eleventh
Bassett William, waiter, dwl 1218 Kearny
Bassey William, cabinetmaker, dwl 721 Bryant
Bassi Josejih, dwl 620 Post
Bassini Bernardo, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

1327 California
Bassity James E., plasterer, dwl 113 Jones
Bast Engelbert, bricklayer, dwl 114 Valparaiso
Bastheim Joseph {Eimtein Brothers <k Co.), dwl 1509
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JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

D. "W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, "Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mc

Bastian Benedict, tailor, dwl 1112 Kearny

Bastian Jacob (Mcssner <fc Bastian), dwl 402 Pacific

Baston Abner Freeman, driver Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl

1026 McAllister
Baston Jose])h G., clerk Waterhouse & Lester, dwl 1026

McAllister
Bastruni Henrj', seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Bataille Albert P., waiter M. Deutsch & Co., dwl 421

Green
Batchelder Hiram, carrier Alta and Bulletin
Batchclder John R., carpenter, dwl 1012 Webster
B,itchelder Levi, clerk Union News Co., dwl 1026 Clay
Bjitchelder Levi L., stevedore, office Rotunda Merchants'

E.\;change, dwl 1026 Clay
Batchekler .J., captain brig Orient, office 44 Market
Batchelder W. H. Jr., butcher Schmidt & Co., dwl 114

Austin
Batchelder William H., housemover David Harris, dwl

114 Austin
Batchelder. See Bachelder
B.4.TCHELOR EDW.4JRD PAYSON (late prosecuting

attorney and justice of the peace), attorney at law,

office 7 Montgomery Block, dwl Windsor House
Batchley Ambrose, mining:, dwl 137 Montgomerj'
Batcoeski John, baker, dwl 73S Vallejo, rear
Batdenar Philip, coal and wood, 715 Har, dwl 722 Har
Bateman Francis, dwl 1124^ Harrison, rear
BATEMAX ISAAC C, capitalist, office 419 California

room 7, dwl 555 Harrison
Bateman James, bootmaker Louis Silberstein, dwl cor

Broadway and Davis
Bateman John, carpenter Charles Williams, dwl 21 Stev
Bateman John C, dwl 1912 Pacific Av
Bateman LeMott, clerk Bowen Brothers, res Oakland
Bateman Michael C. Jr., dwl 1912 Pacific Av
Bateman Michael C. Sr. , real estate, dwl 1912 Pacific Av
Bateman Miles, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 277

Stevenson
Bateman William, dwl 350 First
Bateman William, carpenter California Mills
Bateman William A., dairy produce, 353 Tehama, dwl 906

Market
Bates Alfred, carpenter, dwl S s Elm Av bet Tj'ler and

Turk
Bates Alfred, teacher University School First Baptist

Church, N s Eddj' nr Jones, dwl 712 Bush
Bates Caroline Miss, teacher University School First Bap-
tist Church, N s Eddy nr Jones, dwl 1404 Van Ness Av
Bates Cicero M., physician, office 224 Kearny, and pro-
fessor clinical medicine University of California, dwl

206 Powell
BATES COUBTIEX PL.-iTT, medical student State

University, dwl 2524 Bush
Bates Daniel S., night inspector Custom House, dwl E s

Ninth bet Mission and Jessie
Bates Dewitt, engineer, dwl 6 Rose Av
Bates Dudley C. (S. B. Boswell <t Co.) dwl 1705 Octavia
Bates Edward K., bootmaker, dwl 1124 Market
Bates Ella Mrs., dwl 88 Ninth
Bates Eugene J., shipping clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl

764 Harrison
Bates Felix P. W. , carpenter, dwl SE cor Baker and Cal
Bates Frank, clerk S. Mosgrove i; Co., dwl 630 Brannan
Bates Frederick, dwl 120 Park Av
Bates George, laborer Jacob Christian, 226 First
Bates George, principal University School First Baptist

Church, N s Eddy nr Jones, dwl 1404 Van Ness Av
Bates James, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Bates John, barkeeper J. P. Tj'son, dwl NW cor Spear

and Harrison
Bates John, seaman, dwl N s Townsend nr Third
Bates John S., gardener, dwl 526 Oak
BATES JOSEPH €., attorney at law, office 434 Cali-
fornia, dwl 2520 Clay
Bates J. W., painter Hopps & Sons
Bates M., dwl 10 Taylor

Bates Michael, port«r Murphy, Grant & Co. , dwl 79 Clem
Bates Morris S. , cashier Williams, Blanchard & Co., dwl

1110 Leavenworth
Bates Morris Upham (Bates, Woods & Co.), dwl 1210

Mason
Bates Robert, hostler, dwl 6 Card Alley
Bates Samuel, master mariner, dwl 518 Eddy
Bates Thomas, laborer Beale St. Wharf, dwl 718 Pacific
Bates Thomas W., salesman Bax & Co., dwl 652 Howard
Bates William, contractor, dwl N s M nr San Jos^ Av
Bates William H., furnished rooms, 211 Stevenson
Bates, Woods & Co. {Morris Upham Bates and Charles

Woods), proprietors Commercial News, 411 Clay

Bateson Marie (widow), dwl 7 Clementina

Bath , dwl 126 Fifth

Bath Isidore, dwl 432 Broadway

Bath Richard W., Coopers' Union, 417 Bush

Bathel Thomas W., police officer, dwl 13 Fifth Av

Bathurst Jsellie Miss, tailoress Louis Goldstein, dwl 517

Bryant
Batiado G., fisherman, dwl 519 Davis
Batisbee Frank, wheelwTight McDonald & Cameron
Batsere Jean, cook Francois Lacoste, dwl 1116 Bryant
Batt Jacob, peddler, dwl 590 Stevenson
Battalora P., glazier, dwl 1413 Dupont
Battams William, salesman Locke & Montage, dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Battams B. J. Mrs., dwl 611 Mason
Batteau Fla^^a, cook Lick House, dwl 29 Minna
Battel George, mariner, dwl 243 Fremont
Battelle N. Y. , clerk, dwl 16 Turk

Batten George, porter Shattuck & Fletcher, dwl 414 Pa-
cific
Batten Sampson {Batten & Mullen), dwl S s California

bet Baker and Broderick
Batten & Mullen {Sampson Batten and Michael Mullen),

stonecutters, W s Geary bet Masonic and Cemetery

avs
Battersby Frederick, wheelwright, dwl 410 Beale
Battersby James, w-atchmaker, 13 Third, dwl 709 Mission
Battersbv Robert, mining engineer, dwl Overland House
BATTERV ST. BO>l>ED WAREHOUSE, George

C. Bode proptr, NW corner Batterj' and Filbert
Batteux Daniel {Wei.ss <t- B.), dwl 418J^ Sixth
Batteux Frederick W., artist, dwl 1143 Mission
Battheimer Charles, stockkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., dwl

112 Austin
Battles Sarah (widow), dwl 2 Antonio
Battifora John, restaurant, 650 Sacramento
Battin Henn' E., dwl 718 Howard
BATTLE JOSEPH, merchant tailor, 35 Turk
Battles Edward, dwl NWcor Third and Berrj'
Battles John Jr. , lodgings, 3 King nr Third "
Battles William W., merchant, dwl 1109 Post
Battu Hvppolite Jr., housepainter, dwl 1112 Hyde
Battu Zoe Mrs., dwl 1H2 Hyde
Batturs Edward T., business manager Frank G. Edwards,

dwl 521 Leavenworth
Batturs Samuel Archer, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards,

dwl 521 Leavenworth
Battye Hans, seaman, dwl 21 Pacific
Bauch Peter G., custom-house broker, 500 Battery, dwl

719 Linion
Bauck Frederick, liquor refiner, dwl Prescott House
Bauckenburg Henrj', cellarman, dwl 1100 Stockton
Baud Frank, brass fouudrj-, 522 Fulton
Baudouin August, patternmaker Bisdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 636 Pacific

Bauer , dwl 442 Second

Bauer A. , engineer, dwl 39 Jackson

Bauer Abraham {Bauer, Tobriner tfc Co.), res Paris

Bauer Adolph, fringemaker, dwl 252 Tehama

Bauer August {Baxter & Schmidt), dwl Lombard bet

Steiner and Fillmore
Bauer Charles, laborer Ruhland Bros., N s Central Road

nr Golden Gate Park
Bauer Charles, policeman City Hall, dwl 717 Clementina
Bauer Charles, waiter What Cheer House
Bauer Charles A., liquor saloon, 1143 Mission
Bauer Charles F., cabinetmaker, 23 Seventh, dwl 510

Jessie
BAUER EMILE, manager San Francisco News Co.,

office 413 Washington, dwl lS38Gear}^
Bauer Emile E., liquor dealer, dwl 11 Harrison Av
Bauer Frank, fisherman, dwl 10 Broadwaj'
Bauer Frank, teamster F. & J. Stand, dwl 331 Bush
Bauer Frederick, deckhand stm Coquille, Pacific St. Wharf
Bauer Frederick, lumbenuan C. A. Hooper & Co.
Bauer F. T., clerk John A. Bauer, dwl 716 Broadway
Bauer George, liquor saloon, 19 Dupont
Bauer Gustave A., machinist, dwl 706 Mission
Baur Henn,-, upholsterer John C. Bell, dwl 1511 Cal
Bauer Herman, guilder West Coast Fiimiture Co., dwl cor

Thirtieth and Castro
Bauer Jacob, foreman Eclipse Bakerj', dwl 1414 Dupont
Bauer John, {Chapman cfc B.), dwl 220 Fillmore
Bauer John, cook R. R. Hotel, dwl 1314 Polk
Bauer John, cutler Michael Price, dwl NE cor Third and

Folsom
Bauer John, laborer, dwl E s Fillmore nr Kate
Bauer John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Bauer John, milkman, dwl A'andewater nr Powell

PEANCIS & VALENTINE, Printers, 517 Clay and 510-516 Commercial St., S.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO, 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

BAITER JOIIW A., manufactiu-iiig chemist and drug-

g'lst, 101 Post, dwl 609 Post
Bauer John A., soapmaker, dwl S s Lombard bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Bauer John Jacob, cabinetmaker, dwl 024 Pacific
Bauer Joseph, dwl ;«» Moss
Bauer Joseph, cabinetmaker, dwl 7;>."i Brannan
BAl KK L. A t'O. (F. //o«-/i/((a.v), liquor saloon, 1200

Market
Bauer Leojiold, laborer Pacific Stair Factory, dwl Oough

nr V'allejo
Bauer Lewis, cutler, 241 King, dwl cor Folsom and Third
Bauer Louis {L. linxer d- Co.), dwl 1200 Market
Bauer Moses, dwl 5;i2 Turk

Bauer Otto, clerk Jliehaeiltschke Bros., dwl 31 John
Bauer Peter, dwl 1321^ Stockton

Bauer Samuel, fancydry Koods, 410 Kearny, dwl 532 Turk
Bauer Simon, barkeeper Felix Block, 520 Kearny
Bauer, Tobriner & Co. (Abraham Uancr anil Mathew

ToOriner), imi>orters and wholesale dealers fancy

goods, laces and embroideries, :<i~ Market
Bauer William, clerk Joseph Seidl, dwl X',\ Hayes
Bauer William, confectioner Pellet & Fahrbach, dwl 19

Lewis
Bauer William, upholsterer Adam Lenhardt
Bauer William, usher California Theater
Bauer & Schmidt (-1 «<;«.■!< Bauer and Peter Schmidt),

Golden City Soap Factory, SW cor Greenwich and

Webster
Bangh Theodore E., dwl 25 South Park
Buuirard Xapoleon, machinist, 524 Fourth
Baulisir Nunrod (Michard C. Hanson ct Co.), dwl 1332

Washington
Baulme Eugene, tailor, dwl 331 Fourth

Baum (widow), dressmaker, dwl 5 Essex PI

BAIN C'lIAKLElS (Charles Edward Heise), custom

house brokers, 510 Battery
BAI'.H CHAKIiES, Consul Argentine Republic, office

510 Battery, dwl 1705 Powell
Baum David A., clerk Liverpool and London and Globe

Insurance Co., dwl 600 Bush
Baum Gustave, furniture, 740 Washington, dwl 715

Larkin
Baum H\Tnan, clerk Gustave Baum, dwl 715 Larkin
BAliM .1. <& to. (Henry J: Morrk Shrier), importers

and manufacturers clothing, 521 and 523 Market
Baum Julius (J. Baum d- Co.), dwl 1111 Van Ness Av
Baum M., laborer Patent Brick Co.
Baum Philip, dwl 1715 Larkin
Baum Simon (Siinon Baum d- Co.), dwl 303i Tiu'k
BAI .11 SIM<»\ A CO., importers and jobbers men's

furnishing goods, 217 and 219 Pine
Baum William, dwl 621 California
Baum William, barkeeper Mrs. C. Mangenberg, NW cor

Fult«n and Sixth Av
Bauman Frederick, dwl E s Mont Av bet Pac and Bdwy
Bauman Charles, chairmaker Hale & Co. , dwl 502 Miss
Bauman Charles, tailor, dwl 1108 Stockton
Bauman Henry, teamster, dwl 2 Washington Av
Bauinan Jacob, dairjiuan Henrj- Schwerin, dwl Visitacion

Valley nr San Bruno Road
Bauman .Joseph, workman Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl

cor Ninth and Brannan
Bauman Louis, tailor Henry Planz, dwl 818 Folsom
Bauinan Pester, milkranch, Webster nr Francisco
Baun)an Rudolph, reporter, dwl 912 Jackson
Baumann George, tailor, dwl 1601 Dupont
Baumann H. H., real estate agent, office 502 Montgomerj',

dwl 907 Clay
Baumann John, musician, dwl 707 McAllister
Baiunann Joseph, barkeeper, dwl 844 Washington
Baumann Sabattie, Swiss Benev. Soc., 627 Com
Baumann Sigmund, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 502

Bush
Baumberger Eliza Mrs., teacher piano and languages,

dwl W s Octavia bet Oak and Hickory Av
BaumV)erger James, bookkeeper Breeze & Loughran, dwl

W s Octavia bet Oak and Fell
Baumberger Solomon, clerk Herman E. Leszjiisky, dwl

1404 Polk
Baumeister Bernard, dwl 13 Verona PI
Baumeister Frederick (Buh d; B.), dwl 411 Bush
Baumeister George, woodturner, dwl 624 Fourth
Baimieister Henn,-, hostler S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Baumeister John, dwl 1038 Howard
Baumeister John A., tailor, 306 Fell
Baumeister Joseph, sashmaker William B. Bradbury, dwl

2219 Powell

Baumgardner E. M. Mrs., vice-principal Denman Gram-
mar School, dwl 703 Taylor
Baumgardner S. J., dwl 703 Taylor
Baumgarten Carl (jW. [Tllinann <fc Co.), res Pesth, Hun-

fe'ary
Baumgarten Joseph, cashier M. UUman & Co. , dwl 742

Washington
Baumgarten Joseph, shoemaker H. Innschcr, dwl 607

Union
Baumgarten Otto, boatman, dwl 40 Jackson
Baumgartner John J., Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Com
Baumgartner Peter, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Connnercial
Baumgartner Robert, clerk Crane & Brigham, res Oak-
land
Baumgartner Valentine (Baumgartner <fc Co.), dwl 614

Natoma
Baumgartner & Co. (Valentine Batimgartner), manufac-

terers smoking tobacco, 23 Seventh
Baumgerslein Otto, seaman, dwl 28 Claj'
Baumquetz A., laborer, dwl SW cor Miss and Eighteenth
Baumskey William, boatman, 29 Pacific
Baumstark Bernhard, carpenter, dwl 429 Pine
Baun Joseph, driver, dwl SE cor Hartford and Eighteenth
Baurele Frederick (Baurele <fc Cronk), dwl 702 Filbert
Baurele & Cronk (F. Baurele and Wm. H. Cronk), cabi-
netmakers and carpenters, 704 Filbert
Baurlute Isaac, engineer, dwl 7 Freelon
BAI'.SM AX WILLIAM, editor Morning Call, office 517

Clay, dwl 552 Minna
Bauten Nicholas J. (N. J. Bauten tf^ Co.), dwl 228 Bran
Bauten N. J. & Co. (William Muehe) groceries and

liquors, 228 Brannan
Bautins Burrell, carpenter, dwl 1218 Union
BAIIX F. A., real estate, office 29 Merchants' Exchange,

res Oakland
Bavaria Brewery, Philip Frauenholz & Co. proprietors,

E s Montgomery Av bet Vallejo and Green
Bawden William G. (F. W. Crowlice cfc Co.), dwl 1524

Pacific Av
BAX E. A CO. (Victor Koppel), manufacturers of

ground coffee and spices, and tea dealers, 507 Clay
Bax Edmund (E. Bax d: Co.), res Tubbs' Hotel, Oakland
Baxter C, dwl 111 Leavenworth
Baxter Charles, dwl 236 Oak

Baxter Charies E. A. (Thompson ct B.), dwl 322 Turk
Baxter Edward H., salesman Crane & Brigham, dwl 1109

Howard
Baxter F. C. (Parker <& B.), dwl 102 Mason
Baxter Francis, artist, dwl 407 Leavenworth
Baxter Hall W., cashier Crane & Brigham, dwl S s Ellis

bet Filmore and Steiner
Baxter James, engineer, dwl 34 Louisa
Baxter James, miner, dwl 411 Sansom
Baxter Joseph Parker, local policeman, dwl 1011 Vallejo
Baxter Louisa L. (widow), dwl 1109 Howard
Baxter Matthew, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 11

Geneva
Baxter Michael, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
Baxter Patrick, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 17

Harrison Av
Baxter William, dwl 1616 Clay

Baxter William S., clerk Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, res Oakland
Baxstram Henry, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Bay and River Line Schooners, Jerome B. Piper proptr,

office cor Claj' and East
Bay Brewery, Weyand & Kasche proptrs, 612-616 Seventh
Bay City Soda Water Co., F. R. Wilson secretary, 87 and

89 Stevenson
BAY DISTRICT FAIRGROUNDS ASSOCIATION,
grounds Point Lobos Av, C, First, and Sixth avs,
T. W. Hinchman secretary, office 317 Montgomery
Bay Salt Co., A. Giorgiani agent, 421 Washington
BAY Sl'OAR REFINERY, Herman Meese president,

Peter Meyer secretary, SW cor Battery and Union
BAY YIEW DISTILLERY^ Andrew A. Louderback
proptr, cor Nineteenth and H, South S. F., office and
salesroom 313 and 315 Battery-
Bay View Nursery, Alfred Brocq proptr, NE cor Twenty-
first Av and J, South S. F.
BAY W.4REHOFSE, John Melville proptr, W s San-
som, bet Lombard and Greenwich
Bayard Henry, laundrjTnan Victor Quentin, dwl 808 Stock
Bayard Jos6 O., clerk, dwl 814 Sacramento
Bayer Jacob, liquor saloon, 16 Ckiy, dwl 27 Clay
Bayer Joseph C, tinsmith Henry J. McLerie, dwl 811

Folsom
B.ayer Julius, beer bottler, 4 Heron
Bayerle Charles, dwl 933 Kearny

TAMES Qt. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.
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r. "W. Laird, San Prancisoo Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchai f,

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Baj'Ie John, butcher, 83 and 84 Cal Market, dwl Fifth Av

bet L and JI, Sonth S. F.
Bay less Joseph, draftsman Dewey & Co., dwl 8 Geneva
Bayless Wilhani H., architect, dwl 8 Geneva
Baylcy C. , driver City H. R.
KAILEY CHAKLI':S A., Bayley's Sample Rooms, 659

Clay, dwl 813 Broadway
Bayley Kdward A., salesman Charles Otto, dwl 1016 Taylor
Bayley George B., note clerk Nevada Bank of S. F., res

Oakland
Bayley Henry, curled hair manufacturer, dwl cor Mari-
posa and Santa Maria
Bayley Patrick J., waiter Russ House, dwl E s Pensylva-

nia Av nr Sierra
Bayley Thomas, boarding, 73 Oregon
Bayley Wilbur F., photographer, dwl 824J Pacific
Bayley William, whitening, 662 Mission, dwl Potrero Av
Bay lis George, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl W s

Kentucky ur Humboldt
Bayly Charles A., apothecar}', SE cor Howard and Sixth
Bayly Paiiline Mrs., physician, 163 Tehama
Bajina Joseph Rev. , professor of mathematics St. Igna-
tius College, dwl 841 Market

Bayne, , shipcarpenter L. S. Allen. 16 Drumm

BajTeuther Amelia (widow), dwl 253 Stevenson

Bayreuther Clara Miss, dwl 253 Stevenson

Bayreuther Gustave, tinsmith P. Abrahamson, dwl 253

Stevenson
Bays Henry, dwl 745 Market
Bays John, contractor, dwl 2222 Bush

Bazaine , laborer Stryker & Kieraan, pier 5 Steuart

Bazela Frank, gardener, San Bruno Road, Bay View

Bazelio Christ, cook, John George, dwl 205 Third

Bazin Ferdinand, physician and surgeon, office and dwl

1633 Mission
Bazin Louise Mme., Children's Home, 1633 Mission
Bazin Victor, tailor, dwl 1633 Mission
Bazno John, barkeeper, dwl SW cor Vallejo and Mont-

gomerj' Av
Bazzini Joseph, shoemaker, dwl 1238 Market
Bazzini Marco, laborer N. Giamboni &Co., 612 Clay
Bazzuro Francisco, restam-ant and oyster saloon, 105 Pac
Beach A. B., teamster, dwl SE cor Bush and Polk
Beach Andrew, soap and salt dealer, dwl 528 Stevenson
Beach Baldwin, carpenter, dwl 14 Gilbert
Beach Carrie A. Mrs., dwl 663 Howard
Beach, Charles, carpenter, dwl 218 Eighteenth
BEAt'M t'HILION, books and stationerj', 3 Montgom-
ery, dwl Grand Hotel
Beach Carme W., business manager Cal. Chemical Paint

Co., 117 Pine, dwl 619 Fell
Beach Eliza (widow), dwl 514 Sutter
Beach Frank E., salesman Cal. Chemical Paint Co,, dwl

907 Bush
Beach George H., salesman Lewis Bros., 213 Battery
Beach Hannah (widow), dwl 20 Wetmore PI
Beach Hattie Mrs., artist, dwl 107 Minna
Beach Henry H., accountant Wellman, Peck & Co., dwl

228 Turk
Beach Horace, cashier U. S. Mint, office NW cor Mission

and Fifth, dwl 534 Bush
Beach John, barkeeper George Green, dwl 1106 Mason
BEACH JOfIX v., proprietor Adams House, 537 Sac-
ramento
Beach John E., machinist Tait & Hainque, dwl 141 Min
Beach Joseph G., ceiling decorator, depot 146 Second, dwl

107 Minna
Beach Thonaas P., secretary Coos Bay (Oregon) Coal Co.,

office 424 Montgomery
Beach Tyler, president Cal. Chemical Paint Co., and
president Pac. Proprietary Medicine Co., office 410
Fourth, res San Jose
Beach & Paxton Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.
Ncv.), Michael Landers secretary, office 309 Mont-
g'omery room 2
BEAI>LE I>OXAI/D, shipping and commission mer-
chant and agent stm Mary Taylor for Point Arenas,
office 40 California, dwl NW cor Fulton and Laguna
Beadon John, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Beagle Francis N., carpenter, 1225 Filbert
Beahee Joseph H., patternmaker, dwl 246 Beale, rear
Beakley Absalom, cane-chair repairer, 3i Mills PI
Beakley John S., homeopathic phj'sician, office and dwl

532 Geary
Beakley Sarah Mrs., dwl 532 Geary
Beal, B. F. , tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl 704 How
Beal Daniel, driver City R. R., dwl 251 Fifteenth
Beal Martin, jeweler Weyl Bros., res Oakland
Beal Robert, machinist, dwl 950 Mission

Beal Samuel, manufacturer mattresses, 575 Mission, dwl

2526 Clav
Beal W. A., dwl 411 Sansom
Beal William, liquor saloon, 601 Kearny
Beal William, miner, dwl 6 Perry
Beale Charles, carpenter, dwl 9 Taylor
Beale John (William Beale X- Sonx), dwl 948 Mission
Beale John J., machinist Washington & Wagner, dwl 950

Mission
Beale Richard (William Beale d- Sons), dwl 948 Mission
BEALE ST. MILL, Holland & Ruppel proprietors,

NW cor Beale and Mission, office 304 Mission
Beale St. Warehouse, John McHugh superintendent, cor

Beale and Brj'ant
Beale St. Wharf, foot Beale
Beale Thomas, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Beale William (William Beale & Sows), dwl 948 Mission
Beale William & Sons (Richard and John), marble works,

950 Mission
Beales John T., stockbroker, 426 Mont, dwl 1523 Polk
Beall Samuel W., observer signal service U. S. A., office

and dwl 42 Merchants' Exchange
Beals Charles, agent, dwl 421 O'Farrell
Beals Caroline R. Mrs., assistant Girls' High School, dwl

1204 Leavenworth
Beals Charles Ward, pressman, dwl 2101 California
Beals Edward C, clerk Lachman & Stemfels, dwl 2101

California
BEALS 'H. CHAXIVLVG, editor Commercial Herald

and Market Review, office 409 Washington, dwl 2101

California
Beals J., driver City R. R.
Beals J., physician, dwl 40J- Geary
Beals John P., music engraver and printer Matthias

Gray; 513 Market, res Alameda
Beam George W., sailmaker Harding & Brown, dwl 1207

Union
Beam Joel M., cook Richard Toomey, dwl?ll Pacific
BEAM PETER CJ., general agent Michigan Central R,

R. Office, 140 Montgomery, dwl Lick House
Beam William, cook Richard Toomey, dwl 311 Pacific
Beaman Orlando, hatter Henry White, dwl 6 Centre PI
Beaman S., clerk, dwl 620 O'Farrell
Beaman. See Beeman
Beamish Abraham, laborer, dwl 714 Grove
Beamish John, dwl 23 Rmcon PI
Beamish John, bootmaker George Burkhardt, dwl 714

Grove
BEAMISH PEKCT, importer and manufacturer cloth-
ing, shirts, and fm-nishing goods, 691 and 693 Market,

dwl 2130 Howard
Beamish William, clerk, 533 Commercial
Beamish. See Beamis

Bean Adolphus, seamen stmr Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf
Bean Alfonso, helper Betts Spring Co., dwl 533 Com
Bean Benjamin, blacksmith, dwl 215 Ninth
Bean Charles T., calker Middlemas & Boole, dwl 1207

Union
Bean D. F., porter James M. Curtis

Bean Edwin F., salesman J. H. Deering, dwl 865 Mission
Bean F., dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Bean George W., sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, dwl 1207

Union
Bean James, machinist, dwl N s Twenty-fifth, nr Castro
Bean James, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steu
Bean John D., cook Dennis Mataranger, dwl 636 Com
Bean Joseph H., carpenter California Mills
Bean Levy, bootmaker, 602 Fourth
Bean Moses T., master mariner, dwl 1207 Union
Bean Redmond, stevedore, SE cor Mission and Steuart,

dwl 112 Tehama
Bean Sylvanus, plumber C. H. Stoombs & Co., dwl 1207

Union
Bean Wesley P., upholsterer William J. Heney & Co.,

dwl 913 Jackson
Bean William, drayman Glynn & Bridgman, dwl 35 Park

Av
Bean William, laborer, dwl 33 Clementina, rear
Bean William, salesman Kennedy & Durr, dwl 643 Stev
Beane William, painter, dwl 141 Second
Beanston George, secretarj' Board of Education, dwl 13 8a!

Verba Buena '

Beanston Peter, can-iage blacksmith, dwl E s Webster bet

Ellis and O'Farrell
Bear Edwin, machinist Union Iron Works
Bear Francisco, dwl 309 Bay
Bear Solomon, moueybroker, 140 Montgomery, dwl 418

Sutter
Beard George, calker, dwl 54 First

BEAMISH'S-Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts Si Men's Furnishing &ood

Beiu

Beavi

^P. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Beard George, longshoreman, dwl N s Greenwich bet

MoiitjT'inierj' and Sansom
Beard Horace H., clerk Max Richter, dwl 331 Sixth
Beard Joseph K., dwl "04 Howard
Bcardslee Cyru.s, carpenter, dwl 430 Union
Beardslcy C. Mrs., dwl los Ellis
Beardsley George F., gasfitter W. R. Allen, dwl NE cor

lirannan and Geneva
Beardsley James Jr., foreni«n Pacific Commercial Co.,

dwl N'E cor Franklin and Fulton
Beardsley John H., accountant, otfioe 5 Court Block 636

Clay, dwl 910 Taylor
Beardsley Paul F., stockbroker, 306 Montgomery, dwl 534

Bush
Beardsley Sophia (widow), furnished rooms, 631 Geary
Bearsing James, mariner, dwl North German Hotel
Beurwald Jacob, printer Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl 719

Tehama
Beasley Edward C, teacher Han'ard School, Tehama nr

Second, dwl 423 Harrison
Beasley Isaac, engineer, dwl 424 Broadway
Beasley Philip, salesman Anthony J. Griffith, dwl 828 Cal
Beasley Samuel, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
'"t Beasley William, gardener, dwl S s Francisco bet Jones
and Taylor

Beason Frederick, drayman, dwl 907 Larkin
Beasy Ann (widow), dwl 1553 Kearny
Ecu til George, waiter, dwl 421 Green
■i Beaton Alexander, cook Farley & Lamb, 202 First
-il Beaton Angus, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, dwl 26
Webster
Beaton John J., shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole, dwl 26
Silver
Ji Beaton \eil, carpenter John Fumess, dwl 26 Silver

Beaton Norman, piper, dwl 5 Morton
-'I Beaton Peter, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole, dwl 26
Silver
Beattie Da^id, tailor Austin Fitzgerald, dwl 219 Slinna
2. [Jeatty C, driver City R. R.
Beatty Henrj', waiter Lick House

Beatty James, clerk Miu-phy, Grant & Co. , dwl 31 Eleventh

'■ Beatty James, teamster, dwl Tenth Av m- M, South S. F.

Beatty John, cabinetmaker S. F. Maufacturing Co., dwl

81 Eleventh
Beatty John, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 8
Folsom Av
11 Beatty John, gardener Industrial School

Beatty Lee, carpenter, dwl 527 Sacramento
> Beatty Patrick, mattressmaker, 320 Dupont, dwl 531
■A OFaiTcll

Jeatty Rebecca, laundress Grand Hotel
Beatty Samuel, liquor saloon, 1006 Kearny
Beatty Samuel, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 343
:iil Jessie

Beatty Samuel G., dwl 309 Jones

Beatty William, watchman International Hotel, 824Kear
'.:Ti Jeatty William, carriage proprietor, NW cor Bush and
Kearny, dwl 413 Bush
Jeaucliamp Frederick, salesman Solomon Bine, dwl 1116
ai Jackson

3eauchamp G. W., salesman S. Wolfif & Co., dwl 109 Leav
;;'); ieuuchamp Julia A. (widow), dwl 2430 Sac nr Fillmore

Beaudry Alexander, barkeeper, dwl 1142i Market
.■II Jeauharnais S. A. Mrs., embroiderer, dwl 1206 Stockton
■a Jeauman Louis W., manufacturers' agent, iJffice 27Beale,
dwl 816 Powell
Jeauregard N., rolltumer Pacific Rolling Mills
Jeauregard William, boilermaker Pacific Rolling Mills
Beaux is John, baker, dwl 1513 Dupont
.1, leaver George L., student at law Jarboe & Harrison, dwl

1300 Taylor
■Jl Jeaver George W., capitalist, oflBce 414 California, dwl

NE cor Washington and Taylor
1., Jeaver Harrj', laborer, dwl 9 Ritch, rear
leaver Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Watson G. Hughes
[ i scretarj-, office 309 California room 6
leaver Morris, clerk, dwl 912 Howard
leaver Nathan, clerk, dwl 912 Howard
leaver Samuel E., currency teller Bank of California,
dwl 426 Kearny
li Jeaverly John A., salesman Terwilliger & Fink, dwl 729
Folsom
- (I leban Rocco, restaurant, SE cor Dupont and Broadway,
dwl 1313 Kearny
tec Bartholomew, dwl 1407 Stockton
Jecartd Philoxime, manufacturer cigars, 9 Polk Lane
.;: iech August, blacksmith, dwl 83 Ste\enson

iecher Henry J., cook Russ House, dwl 622 Ash Av
Jecherer Agnes, music teacher, dwl 311 L^nion

Becherer Charles F., map mounter, 622 Clay

Bechler Joseph H., miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl

3-2'J Eddy
Becht George J., salesman Newman & Bennett, dwl NE

cor Fifth and Folsom
Bechtaw William, dwl S37 Folsom
Bechtel Max, bookkeeper Chicago Brewery, dwl 219

Geary
Bechtenger Joseph, physician, oculist and aurist, office

704 Sacramento, dwl 1012 California
Becir Lucas, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Beck Adolphus G., accountant and teacher bookkeeping,

432 Montgomerj-
Beck Alexander, mining stocks, dwl 66 Jessie
Beck Andrew P., porter James N. McCune, dwl 8 St.

Charles
Beck Anthony H., musician Maguire's Opera House, dwl

S09 Union
Beck August, dwl 608 Greenwich
Beck August, gun and locksmith, dwl 510 Broadway
Beck August, maltster F. Fortmann & Co., dwl 267

Tehama
Beck Charles, butcher, 549 Hayes
Beck Charles, laborer F. Korbel & Bros., dwl SW cor

Twenty-third and Alabama
Beck Charles, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factorj', dwl

SW cor Francisco and Larkin
Beck David L., merchandise broker, 405 Front, dwl 18

Stanly PI
Beck Eugene B. (Jones <fc Co.), dwl 34 Rincon PI
Beck Frank, upholsterer Schlueter & Volberg, dwl 115

Seventh
Beck G., engraver, dwl 10 Taylor
Beck G. G. , clerk, dwl 34 Eddy
Beck George, machinist Union Iron Works
Beck H., cutler, dwl 717 O'Farrell, rear
Beck H., musician, dwl 809 Union
Beck Hannah, (widow), dwl 533 Mission
Beck Hans (Hanson d- B.), dwl 122 Stevenson
Beck Hans S., whitening and plastering, 403 Sutter, dwl

1127 Harrison
Beck Henry, boots and shoes, 1128 Market, dwl 518 Jessie
Beck Henrj', tanner, dwl Twenty-eighth Av nr San

Bruno Road, South S. F.
Beck Henry, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl cor Alabama and

Twenty-third
Beck Jacob, bricklayer, dwl E s Church nr Seventeenth
Beck John, driver Philadelphia Brewerj% dwl 232 Second
Beck John, grainer and painter, dwl N s Pine bet Kearny

and Dupont
Beck John, horseshoer Thomas Mclnamy, dwl cor Mis-
sion and Nineteenth
Beck John, horsetrainer, 210 Mason
Beck John, machinist West Coast Furniture Co., dwl 607

Stockton
Beck John, shoecutter Adolph N. Uhl, dwl 636 Mission
Beck John G., laborer, dwl E s Devisadero bet California

and Pine
Beck John P., brassfinisher, dwl 22 Stockton PI
Beck Kate (widow), nurse, dwl 134 Folsom
Beck Ludwick, drajTuan, dwl 422 Post, rear
Beck Ludwig, survejor Svea F^e Insurance Co., 213 San-
som, res Alameda
Beck Mary (widow), dwl 804 Pacific
Beck Michael, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Beck Nathaniel A., currier, E s Folsom lU' Eighteenth
Beck Nelson, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Beck Nicholas, local policeman, dwl 156 Steuart
Beck R., with Good & Tschurr, dwl 12'J O'Farrell
Beck Robert, upholsterer William J. Heney ^ Co., dwl

814 Montgomery
Beck Samuel, clerk Straus & Levy, dwl 303J Turk
Beck Samuel, trunkmaker D. S. Martin & Co., dwl Fol-
som nr Eighteenth
Beck S. B., seaman stm Humboldt, Jackson St. AVharf
Beck W., plumber, dwl 13 Eddy
Beck Walter A., clerk J. M. Shay & Co., dwl 619 Sac
Beck Walter F., clerk Cutting Packing Co., dwl 18 Stanly

PI
Beck William J., tinsmith, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
Beckedorff George H. C, teamster Evu-eka Salt Works,

dwl 33 Russ
Beckenbough Sarah (widow), dwl 214i Sixth.
BECKEU B. AUOLPII, dwl 808 California
Becker Bros. (Diedrich and Charles U.), groceries and

liquors, SE cor Sutter and Leavenworth and SE cor

Larkin aud Turk
Becker Caspar, carriagetrimmer Daniel S. Shute, dwl 703

Buchanan

JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merclia ?>^

Becker Charles, cabinetmaker with Johu B. Luchsinger

& Son, dwl 79 Fourth
Becker Charles, machine operator Buckingham & Hecht,

NW cor Gough anil Haight
Becker Charles, waiter, dwl 75 Fourth, rear
Becker Charles H. {Becker Bros.), dwl SE cor Turk and

Larkin
Becker Christian, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 10

Charles PI
Becker Diedrich {Becker Bros.), dwl NW cor Califoniia

and Leavenworth
Becker Elizabeth (widow), dwl 606 Third
Becker Frank, clerk, dwl 111(3 Pacific
Becker Frederick L., shooting gallerj', 903 Kearny, dwl

826 Kearny
Becker Frederick W., cigars and tobacco, 705 Davis
Becker George {Mantz li- Co.), dwl 13 Jansen
Becker George J., cook, dwl 13 Harlan PI
Becker George J. , restaurant and liquor saloon, SW cor

Fourth and Berry
Becker Gustave J., porter Louis Taussig & Co., dwl

Hampshire bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Becker Gustavus, waiter K. R. Swain & Co., 213 Sutter
Becker Heinz, wine and beer saloon, 113 Fifth
Becker Henrj' {Becker d- Jaeoby), dwl 915 Howard
Becker John, clerk Kahrs & Becker, dwl SE cor Taylor

and Sutter
Becker John, commission agent, dwl 417 Brannan
Becker John H. {Kahrs <t Becker), dwl SE cor Taylor

and Sutter
Becker Joseph, crockery and glassware, 227 Dupont
Becker Jost, local policeman, dwl Hinckley PI
Becker J. W. {Becker d- FUcher), dwl 313 Gearj', rear
Becker Louis, baker William Hesler, dwl 1031 Dupont
Becker Louis, bookkeeper, dwl 124^^ Welsh
Becker Lucas, barkeeper George J. Becker, SW cor

Fourth and Berrv
Becker M. Rudolph E., dwl 808 California
BJX'KEK MAKTIN H., groceries and liquors, 41

Fourth
Becker Michael, bakery, 409 Union
Becker JJ^icholas, porter Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, dwl NE

cor Gough and O'FaiTell
Becker Otto, cabinetmaker Werman Granz, dwl 24 Garden
BECKEK OTTO F., proprietor Prescott House, SW

cor Montgomer3' Av and Kearny
Becker Peter {Eisert & Becker), dwl 216 Stevenson
Becker Peter, cabinetmaker, dwl 227 Post
Becker Samuel {Becker A- Bralich), dwl 919 Clay
Becker T. W., printer, dwl 313 Geary, rear
Becker William, bakeiy, NE cor Clay and Mason
Becker AVilliam, groceries and liquors, NAV cor Spear and

Mission
Becker William, willowworker, dwl 77 Fourth
Becker & Bralich {Samuel Becker and Frederick Bra-
lich), coffee and chop house, 624 Kearny
Becker k Fischer (</. W. Becker and George Fischer),

beer saloon, 1134 Market
Becker & Jaeoby {H. Becker and J. Jaeoby), dry goods,

302 Third
Beckerstaf James, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 164 Clem-
entina, rear
BeckeS Matilda Mrs., cook, dwl 22 Dupont
Becket Solomon, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Montana, dwl 22

Dupont
Beckett Francis A., signpainter, 8 Washingfton
Beckett George, dwl 310 Montgomery Av
Beckett H., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 415

Fifth
Beckett James, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl N s

Sierra nr Louisiana
Beckett Samuel A., assistant superintendent Union Iron

Works, res Oakland
Beckett William, foreman Bay View Distillery, dwl cor

Nineteenth Av and H, South S. F.
Beckhusen Henry, clerk Christian Meierdierks, dwl cor

Post and Powell
Beckingham Henn', seaman brig Sea Waif, Howard St.

Wharf
Beckler J. Conrad {Beckler if- Daiss), dwl 252J Tehama
Beckler & Daiss {J. C. Beckler & E. Daiss), liquor saloon,

NW cor Kearny and Bush
Beckmann Bros. {John N. and Peter W.), groceries and

liquors, NE cor Mission and Fourteenth
Beckmann Charles, clerk E. V. Hathaway, dwl 235 Ritch
Beckmann Claus {Walters & Co.), dwl 210 Austin
Beckmann Daniel, dwl 261 Stevenson
Beckmann Frederick {Beckmann <k Co.), dwl 420 Grove
Beckmann Frederick, market S s McAllister nr Franklin

Beckmann Henry, laborer Pacific Distillery and Refining

Co., dwl NE cor Fillmore and Lombard
Beckmann Jacob, carpenter, dwl 18 First
Beckmann John, groceries and Uquors, NE cor Geary and

William, dwl 714 Geary
Beckmann John, seaman, dwl 47 Sacramento
Beckmann John N. {BecknKinn Bros.), dwl NE cor Mis-
sion and Fourteenth
Beckmann Peter W. {Beckman Bros.), dwl 1334 Minna
Beckmann Vincent, dwl 313 O'Farrell
Beckmann Wilhelm {Beckmann ifc Otten), dwl SE cor

Vallejo and Dupont
Beckmann William, laborer Washington Brewery, dwl

NW cor Lombard and Tajior
Beckmann & Co.{Frederick Beckmann), cabinetmakers,

SE cor Van Ness Av and Grove
Beckmann & Otten {Wilhelm Beckmann and Peter Ot-
ten), groceries and liquors, SE cor Vallejo and Dup
Beckwith Elliott, boatbuilder George A. Oilman, dwl

Commercial bet Montgomery and Sansom
Beckwith Frederick A., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,

dwl 105 Hayes
Beckwith George L., metalroofer, dwl 105 Hayes
Beckwith Ida J. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 105 Hayes
Beckwith James R., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 706

Bush
Beckwith John AV. , policeman City Hall, dwl 565 Tehama

bet Fifth and Sixth
Beckwith Seth L., boatbviilder, dwl 105 Hayes
Beckwith William, carpenter, dwl SE cor Nevada and

Kansas
Becraft Almerin T., blacksmith, dwl 102 Dora
Becraft Henrj' L., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 7

Rausch
Becsev Joseph A., interpreter French and Spanish, Police

Court, dwl 1414 Powell
Bedell William, machinist Hope Iron Works, dwl E e

Mission Av, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Bedell William E., helper William F. Palmer, dwl 730

Fourth
Bedford William H., dwl 635 California
Bedley John Meller, dwl 736 Pacific
Bee, Camille T., tailor, 1028 Dupont
Bee Emile, tailor, 726 Washington
Bee Frank M., dwl 612 Jones
Bee Joseph, policeman City Hall, dwl 921 Powell
Bee Timothy, patternmaker Pacific Iron Works, dwl 806

First
Bee Theodore C, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,

dwl 1028 Dupont
Beebe Charles H., carpenter L. S. Allen, dwl 1519 Pine
Beebe Charles W., clerk Robert J. Trumbull, res Oakland
Beebe Joseph J., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 55 Sec
Beebe Luke, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Beebe William F., foreman Cutting Packing Co., dwl 988

Howard
Beebee Georgiana (widow), dwl NE corner Broadway and

Webster
Beebee W. S., dentist, office and dwl 616 Sacramento
Beecher Charles, helper John Weichhart, dwl 308 O'Farrell
Beecher Gulliver A., lastmaker Leveque & Potter, dwl

844 Mission
Beecher Henry, cook Buss House
Beeching Robert, general agent California Prison Coin<

mission, office 302 Montgomery, dwl 1016 Taylor
Beechinor Norman, laborer Pacific Commercial Co., dwl

328 Geary
Beecroft John T., lumber surveyor, dwl SE cor Nevada

and Utah
Beegan John, laborer, dwl 26 Bluxome
Beegan John, salesman Fratinger & Noll, dwl 10 Mont
Beehe Joseph H., patternmaker McCormick, Lewis &COt,

dwl 246 Beale
Beek Bernard, sawyer, dwl Sacramento Hotel
Beekman Charles W., seaman, dwl 125 Sacramento
Beekman Helen C, lodgings, 125 Sacramento
Beeler Jacob, teamster, dwl S s Greenwich, bet Scott

and Pierce
Beeler John, mining stocks, dwl 325J Bush
Beeman Edward, waiter AVilliam Spreen, cor First Ay

and Kentucky, South S. F.
Beeman William, engineer, dwl 730 Kearny I

Beer Bernard, porter S. Levy & Co., dwl 316 Da\i8
Beerman Henry, cooper Pacific Distilling and Refining

Co., SW cor Chestnut and Pierce
BEEKS BAKKETT, dentist, office 230 Kearny, re«

Oakland ]

Beers Hiram W. , rector Trinity Church, dwl 607 Sutter I
Beersley Parker, farmer, dwl 22 Turk |

Ms]

Behrs

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Marl^ IE!

ii ?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

11 Becslcv Charles A., clerk, dwl 452 Bartlett
I^■l s,m Charlotte Miss, dwl 1221 Pacific

-III Froilerick P., drayman, 409 Knmt, dwl 907 Larkin
Mill Isaac, porter Jonas Schoenfcld, dwl 10 White
Ij^^/. Frederick, bootmaker, 315 Bush, dwl 130 Park Av
Bcsr.il Anifcl, laborer, dwl 1318 Dupont
4- Be^r Jacob, (gardener Francisco Garcia, S s Fifteenth

bet Noe and Ciistro
i Be^Mrd Herman, cignrmaker, dwl 721 Pacific

Bcijerola Louis, pressman Thomas & Co., dwl 419^
Dt Stockton

Bepgs , Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl N s Michigan nr

:ii Sierra

Beg-srs James, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S47 How
^, Beings John, dwl 366 Natoma

Beg^jrs Samuel, third assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
*. Colima

1 Be;,'!^ Thomas Mrs. (widow), groceries, 122 William
.»i Bej,'irs William, varmsher S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 122

William
at, Be.Lrin Joseph, butcher, dwl Constitution Hotel
Be;,''c.\- John, driver Michael Begley, W s Sherman nr

Seventeenth
Beg'ley John, quarrjTnan, dwl 316 Beale, rear
:« Begley John Jr., plumber and gasfitter, dwl 316 Beale,

rear
in Begley Michael (Begley <t- Wegi>eman), dwl Ws Sherman,
l)et Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Begley Peter, laborer, dwl 268 Brannan
■ji Begley & Wesseman (Michael Bajleu and Barnard W.
Wesseman), groceries and liquors, 31 Sixth
Beguelin Henry, machinist Joshua Hendy, dwl 6 Russell
ii; Begiihl Ailolph F., proptr Recreation Grounds, dwl SE cor

Folsom and Twenty -fifth
d Behan Charles T., bookkeejier J. W. Tucker & Co., dwl

219 Mason
r( Behan James, painter Poland & Hathaway, dwl N s

Twenty-third bet Alabama and Columbia
■jj Behan John, butcher, dwl E s Dolores nr Sixteenth
Behan Maurice, liverj- stable, 726 Union
Behan Patrick, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 831

Folsom
Behan Thomas, laborer John Reyn olds, dwl San Bruno

nr Twenty-seventh
Behe M., kitchenhand Palace Hotel
Behen Emma, weaver Mission Woolen Mills
Ii Behlow Chartes J. (H. Liehes dt Co.), dwl 40 Twelfth

Behl.>\v Emil, furrier H. Liebes & Co., dwl 40 Twelfth
i ,1 Behlow William, foreman Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl 416
O'Farrell
Behn Charles, printer, dwl 326 Fifth
3 Behn Walter, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, dwl 632 Bdwy
,.. Behncke Albert, seaman, dwl 409 Pacific

Behnemann Albert (Hollweqs Ji Co.), dwl NW cor Seven-
^ teenth and Church

Behnemann Henrv (Behnemann & Co.), dwl SW cor
-I Tavlor and O'Farrell
BEHNE.n.iX.X & CO. (fl. Behnemann and M. Joost),
groceries and liquors, SW cor Taylor and O'Farrell
-J Jehnke Frederick, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl 6 Downey
j, iehnke John, cabinetmaker, dwl 332 Sixth
iehnke John, farmer, dwl 609 Jackson
iehnken John, porter Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.,
3 dwl 501 Broadway

3ehr Alice Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 861 Folsom
, Behr Hans C, draughtsman Union Iron Works, dwl NW

cor Fifth and Bryant
j 3ehr Herman, physician, office and dwl 656 Bryant
3ehr Otto, porter Henry Brickwedel & Co., dwl W s Cook
nr Point Lobos Av
. 3ehr Michael, dwl 279 Jessie
f. iehr William, barkeeper, dwl 908i Larkin

Jehre Frederick, foreman E. Guittard & Co., dwl 414

Larkin
Behre Robert L., clerk Doyle, Barber & Scripture, dwl
SE cor Larkin & Turk

fehre William, blacksmith, dwl E s Illinois nr Twentieth
ehrend Frederick, porter Leon Peiper, dwl 819 Kearny
3ehrend Louis, cook German Hospitol, dwl 14 Oak Grove
, , Av

Behrendt H. & Co. (Jacob Levy and Michael Long), man-
ufacturers trunks, valises, etc., factorj- Crook bet
Townisend and Brannan, salesrooms 513 Market
., Behrendt Herman (H. Behrendt d- Co.), dwl 805 Ellis

Behrens Adrian G., clerk Treadwell A: Co., dwl 232 Oak
, Behrens August, pantr.\-man S. F. Verein, 219 Sutter

Behrens Charles, clerk Mohmiann ,K Co., dwl 501 Bdwy
. , Behrens Christopher, butcher, d%vl 1517 Dupont
' Behrens Dericke, (Feldmann it Co.), dwl 213 Dupont

Behrens Dora Mrs., midwife, dwl 1517 Dujiont
Belirens F. C, expressman, 411 Pacific, dwl 15 Wash
Behrens Frederick, groceries and liquors, NWcor Folsom

and Twenty-fourth
Behrens George H. , clerk Crane & Brigham, res Oakland
Behrens Ileiwy, dwl 9 Washington
Behrens Henrv, captain schr Columbus, Clay St. Wliarf
BEIIKE.VS IIE.N'KY V. F., physician and surgeon,

office and dwl 11 Third
Behrens James, importer wines and commission mer-
chant, 504 Battery, res Saucelito
Behrens James G., draftsman Herman Luedecke, res

Saucelito
Behrens Johannes, farmer, dwl 39 Jackson
Behrens John, bootmaker Frederick Beez, dwl 317 Bush
Behrens John F. , groceries and liquors, NE cor Potrero

Av and Twenty-fourth
Behrens Joseph, laborer Lyon Brewery, dwl 420 Chestnut
Behrens Nicholas, clerk with Frederick Mej'er, dwl NE

cor Sixth and Stevenson
Behrens Richard, dwl 1326 Kearny
Behrens Richard, laborer Hillebrandt & Co., dwl 2019

Folsom
Behringer Henry, telegraph instrument maker Electrical

Con. and M. Co., dwl 9 Harian PI
Behrle Alois, plasterer, dwl 5 Harrison Av
Behrle Antone, carpenter, dwl 8 Heron
Behmiann Charles, clerk John & Peter Medau, dwl 207

Montgomerj" Av
Behrmann Charles, waiter Herman Striiving, dwl 1313

Stockton
Behrmaun Frank E. , collector German General Benev.

Soc. , dwl 262 Minna
Behrmann Frederick, bakery, 1218 Powell
Behrmann Henry, cabinetmaker, Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf. Co., dwl 324 Seventh
Behrmann Joachim H., cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Fur-

ture Manuf. Co., dwl 324i Seventh
Behrmann Maria Mrs. , midwife, 324i Seventh
Beicke Louis, blacksmith, 304 Market, dwl cor Folsom

and Twenty-second
Beier William, "blacksmith, 908i Larkin
Beighle George W., salesman 'Schlueter & Volberg, dwl

lOlS Hyde
Bellies John (Lacua ct Beilles), dwl 713 Broadway
Beine John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj-, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Beintry Charles, steward Nucleus House
Beirne Bartholomew, groceries and liquors, 41 Jessie
Beime Michael, stairbuilder Henry McMahon, dwl cor

Sixteenth and Second Av
Beirne Patrick, groceries and liquors, 123 Shipley
Beirnert David, shoemaker (308), 2206 Sixteenth
Beisel Jacob (Jacob Beisel <fc Co.), dwl SE ar Mississippi

and Mariposa
Beisel Jacob i: Co. (H. X. Cook), proptrs Potrero Tannery,

cor Mississippi and Santa Clara
JBeith John, groceries and liquors, 247 Clara
Bekeart Charles A., blacksmith Paul Friedhofer, dwl

346 Third
Bekeart Frank C, tinsmith, dwl 346 Third
Bekeart Julius F., hardware, 346 Third
Belancourt Frank, pantrvman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Belando Pietro, wood and coal, 1210 Powell, dwl 1208 Pow
Belarde Robert, boatman, dwl 1113 Kearny, rear
Belasco Abraham, dwl 174 Clara

Belasco Israel, trunkmaker Michael Long, dwl 174 Clara
Belau Michael, tailor, dwl 1318 Kearny
Belau Otto, clerk Greenbaum & Co., dwl 1317 Kearny
Belcher Frederick P. , drayman, office SW cor Market and

Fremont, res Oakland
Belcher Philip, chicken ranch, dwl W s Michigan nr

Shasta
Belcher Reiuhold, carriagesmith J. J. Lachapelle, dwl

Folsom bet Fourth and Fifth
Belcher Robert H., draj-man Frank P. Belcher, dwl 1015

L'nion
BELCHER SILVER MIXIXK CO. (Gold Hill, Nev.),

John Crockett secretarv, office 419 California
Belcour Jules, chancellor of Consulat-General de France,

office 704 Washington, res San Mateo
Belden Block, SW cor Montgomerj- and Btish
Belden Charles A., exchange clerk Merchants' Exchange

Bank, dwl Palace Hotel
Belden Charles C, painter, dwl 536 Mission
Belden Edward J., boxmaker Geo. W. Swan & Co., dwl

510 Howard
Belden Edwin S., official reporter Fourth District Court,
office 637 Kearny, res Oakland

:EELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

D. "W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan

BEL

126

BEL

EeUien George F., bookkeeper Cal. Chemical Paint Co.,

chvl Palace Hotel
Belden Henr}% metal roofer William Cronin, dwl 1023

Market
Belden Henry K. (Belden <t- Stone), dwl 1227 Pine
Belden Joseph W., bookkeeper, dwl 1020 Geary
Beklen Josiah, capitalist, office 200 Sansom, res San Jos6
BeUlen M. S. (widow), dwl 510 Mason
Belden & Stone (Hennj E. Belden and Frank F. Stone),

insurance agents, office 313 California
Belding Oren, mill superintendent, dwl 608 Hayes
Belduke Joseph, wagonmaker 110 Oregon, dwl 860 Miss
Belelley Henry, hostler Van Nostrand & Co
Belender Charles, varnisher and polisher John Easton,

dwl SW cor Oak and Buchanan
Beley Henrj', manufacturer curled hair. Mission bet Mar-
iposa and Santa Clara
BELCill'M, Emil Grisar consul, office NW cor TowTisend

and Fifth
Belhje Albert, cooper, dwl 39 Jackson
Belhomme F., tinsmith, 1602 Stockton
Belinge F. A. A., physician, office and dwl 938 Mission
Eelitzer J., clerk Edward Cohn & Co., dwl 225 Mont
Belken Theodore, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Belknap David P. (Winaiu d- B.), attorney at law, office

604 Merchant, dwl 108* Powell
Belknap Edwin S., student Alison Van Denburgh, dwl

1081^ Powell
Belknap James, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 137

Townsend
Bell A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl SE cor Ellis and Taylor
Bell Alfred J., engineer, dwl 146 Fifth
Bell Alice Mrs., milliner Mrs. G. W. Cowles, dwl 30 Welch
Bell Amory F. (Bell A Began), dwl 2609 Sacramento
BELL ALEXAXWER D., office Consolidated Tobacco

Co., 207 Front
Bell Antoine, dairyman Isaac Stone, dwl W s San Bruno

Road nr Cortland Av
BELL, BYRXE A fO. (P. W. Byrne and W. L.

Cou-an), law and collection office, 606 Montgomer}-
Bell Charles, fireman Engine No. 5 S. F. F. D.
Bell Charles, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Bell Charles D., hostler, dwl Bay District Fair Grounds
Bell Charles H., porter First National Gold Bank, dwl 5

Ewer PI
Bell Charles T., agent Journal of Commerce, 414 Clay
Bell Conrad, dwl 7 Card Alley

Bell Daniel P., clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co., dwl 513 Hayes
Bell David B., fish, 34 Grand Central Market, dwl 502 Stev
Bell Edward J., carijcnter, dwl 1225 JIarket
Bell Ellen (widow), nurse, dwl 1011 Pacific
Bell F. , driver City R. R.
Bell Fidelia Mrs., boarding, 681 Mission
Bell Frank, tinner, dwl 704 Howard
Bell Frederick C, clerk, dwl 21 Turk
Bell F. Vinton, clerk W. H. L. Barnes, dwl 308 Leaven-
worth
Bell George H. (Bell <t Co.), dwl 639 Kearny
Bell George R., scenic artist Bella Union Theater, dwl 33

Pleasant
Bell George W., porter Mark L. McDonald, dwl 1011 Pac
Bell Henrj', dwl Central Pacific Hotel
Bell Henry, conductor Central R. R., dwl 1211 Fillmore
Bell Henry, gardener, dwl 66 Brady, bet Mission and

Market
Bell Henry, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl

524 Turk, rear
Bell Henry, miner, dwl 21 Turk
Bell Henry, molder Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl SE cor

Sierra and Michigan
Bell Henr}-, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 546 Seventh
Bell Henrj', waiter, dwl 12 Miller PI
Bell H. H. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 906 Market
Bell James, gents' furnishing goods, 338 Fourth
Bell James, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Bell James H., bellman Palace Hotel
Bell John, laborer, 163 Tehama
Bell John, capitalist, office 715 Market, dwl Occidental

Hotel
Bell John, carpenter, dwl 17 Clara
Bell John, carpenter, dwl 530 Pacific
Bell John, plumber, dwl 13 Leroy PI
Bell John C, carjiets, upholsten-, and fumitiu-e ware-
rooms, 524 Market, and 21 Sutter, dwl 502 Greenwich
Bell John C. Jr., clerk Charles Gay, dwl 502 Geary
Bell John D., conductor N. B. & Mission R. R., dwl 302

Fourth
Bell John P., attorney at law, office 215 Sansom room 6,
dwl 2213 Steiner

Bell John W., clerk forwarding department Wells, Fargo
& Co., dwl 508 Third

Bell Joseph, clerk, dwl 335 Turk

Bell Joseph, engineer Hammam Turkish Baths, dwl 915
Powell

Bell Joseph, seaman, dwl 418 Drumm

Bell Lizzie Miss, bakerj-, 420 Fourth

Bell Lucy, furnished rooms, 240 Sixth

Bell Maggie (widow), lodgings, 137 Natoma

Bell Margaret (widow), dwl lOJ Rausch

Bell Mathew, boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl 16 Garden

Bell Miah, calker, dwl Greenwich bet Van Ness Av and
Polk

Bell Otto, tinroofer H. G. Fiske, dwl 506 Howard

Bell Peter, janitor Dashaway Hall, dwl 139 Post

Bell Peter, tinsmith, dwl 513 Hayes

BeU Peter B. , painter Andrew Frei, dwl cor Fourth and
Townisend

BELL PHILIP A., editor and proprietor Elevator, of-
fice and dwl 616 Battery

Bell Robert, mattressmaker, 1045^^ Howard

Bell Robert, U. S. District officer Custom House, dwl 1246
Howard

Bell Robert W., folder Occidental Laundry, SE cor Fil-
bert and Octavia

Bell Samuel L., carjjenter M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 17 Clara

Bell Sophia J., dressmaker Abbie C. Weeks, dwl 732 How

BELL THOMAS, commission merchant, office 305 San-
som, dwi 1107 Bush

Bell Thomas, hostler Samuel Bryant, dwl Bay District
Fair Grounds

Bell Thomas, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.
Wharf

Bell Thomas, lumber stevedore, dwl SJ Gilbert, rear

Bell Thomas, porter M. Heller & Bros., dwl 27 Rausch

Bell Thomas H., captain, dwl 607 Powell

Bell William, clerk Cal. Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, dwl 127 Perry

Bell William, compositor Morning Call, dwl 22 Prospect

Bell William, handcartman, dwl 305 Davis

Bell William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s 'Wharf

Bell William, shipcarpenter, dwl Greenwich bet Van Ness

Av and Polk
Bell William, shipwright, dwl SE cor Minnesota and Butte
Bell William, waiter S. S. Montana, Folsom St.WTiarf
Bell William, watchman Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s

Jlichigan nr Shasta
Bell William H., insurance agent, dwl 514 Valencia
Bell William H., stationerj', blank books, etc., 4 SLxth,

dwl 519 Stevenson
Bell William G., machinist WiUiam T. Garratt, dwl 19

Clementina
Bell William J., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 16

Sherman
Bell W. T., conductor Central R. R., dwl 1211 Fillmore
BELL & CO. (George H. Bell), booksellers, stationers

and periodical agents, 639 Keamj' [

Bell & B-egSLU (Amory F. Bell and John R. Regan), axLC-\

tion furniture and commission, 3 Powell
Bella Trinity Miss, dressmaker, dwl 636 Jessie
Bella Union Quicksilver Co. (Napa Co., Cal.), Abraham

Halsey secretary, office 200 Sansom
BELLA IXIOX THEATER, Samuel Tetlow manager,

803 and 805 Keaniy
Belleau Ann S. (widow), dwl 4 Wetmore PI
Bellemere Adolph, wholesale and retail wines and liquors,

7 Stockton
Bellemere Anna B. (widow), dwi 1163 Mission
BELLEMERE ALGISTIS (Frontier, B. & Co.), dwl

208 Sutter
Bellemere Romain B., jeweler Frontier, Bellemere & Co.,

dwl 1023 Sutter, rear
Bellcr Henry, miner, dwi 614 Kearny
Bellennann Emil, bookkeeper Merchants' Exchange Bank,

res Oakland
Bellet August, cook San Francisco Verein, 219 Sutter
Bellevue Joseph, carpenter, dwl 066 Miima
Bellevne Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), D. F. Verdenal

secretarj', office 409 California
Eellew James H., upholsterer Goodwin &Co.,dwi 31 Ohio
Bellew John, dwl 14 Ohio
Bellew Thomas, porter J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 113

Olive Av
Bellgard L. Mrs., dwi 421 Fourth
Belli Antonio, vegetables, Colombo Market
Belli Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market
Bellingall Peter W., Custom House broker, 508 Batteiy,

res Oakland

BEAMISH'S—Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

an P. VAN SCHAACK «S: CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

BELLI\f;iIAM »AY COAL <'0., P. B. Coniwall

jtresiileiit, ottice K s Spear bet Fdlsotn ami Ilarrisun
Belliiif^haiu Harry, shoemaker, dwl Uss Broadwaj'
Bellincliaiu .lolin, shoemaker, dwl 11,\8 Broadway
Bellinijhani Robert, shoemaker, dwl 11S8 Broadway
Bellini Antonio, umbrellamaker ThuGiius T. Yea^'er, dwl

NW cor Dupont and Post
Bellislc Francis N., master carbuilder Southern Pacific R.
R., dwl W s Bryant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth
Bellisle .Moses, carbuilder Southern Pacific R. R., dwl Ws

Bryant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Belliveau Joseph, carpenter, dwl 397 Kiifhth
Bellizia Uominick, musician, dwl 210 Mont;^oniery Av
Bellman Vincent, laborer, dwl E s Tennessee nr Nevada
Bellmer tYederick, driver Mausshardt &, Uoelscher, dwl

431 Seventh
Bellmer John H. C, restaurant, 26 First
Itellnow Louis, asphallum worker, dwl 23 Stevenson
Bcllo Vincent, fruit dealer, dwl 20S Octavia
BELLOC FKKKKS {Irene BMoc, Henry Barroilhet
and lli/piilite Dellnc), bankers and a^'ents General
Transatlantic Co. (Paris, 7S Hue de Courcelles), office
f>24 Monttronierv
Belloc Hypolite (liMoc Fr^res), dwl 325 O'Farrell
Belloc Irene {BMoc Fr&res), res Paris
Belloc William, with Mortimer W. Belfehaw, dwl 1C26 Jack
Bellocq Alfred, butcher RajTuond Barut, dwl 1402 Stock
Bellon Emile, cook, dwl 19 Lewis PI
Bellows Aaron, machinist, dwl 420 EUia
Bellows E. St. John, bookkeeper U. S. assistant treas-
urer's office, dwl Windsor House
Bellows Joseph, painter, dwl 1024 Stockton
Bellows Peter, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Bcllstedt John, assistant en«:ineer Cal. Sutfar Refinery,

dwl S 8 Tenth Av nr Railroad, South S. F.
Bellue Pierre, laundryman, dwl 1031 Dupont
Belmer Margaret Miss, dwl NE cor Powell and Ellis
Belmont Co. (Chinese), manufacturers cigars, 310 Dupont
Belmont Mining Co. (Nj'e Co., Nev.), Frank Swift secre-
tary, office 419 Montgomery
Belmore Katie Miss, actress Maguire's New Theater
Below John, dwl 3 Ridley
Belshaw Mortimer W., miner, office 109 Montgomery, dwl

1626 Jackson
Belstein Richard, clerk, dwl 106 Bernard
Belt Alfred M. , clerk Charles Clayton & Co. , dwl 1008 Bush
Belt T. W., bookkeeper BrooklJ^l Hotel
Belting Henry, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Belting Henry, clerk, dwl 23 Powell
Belton Frederick, seaman, dwl 106 Jackson
Belton Phillip, weigher Custom House, dwl W s Alabama

bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Belton Philip M., clerk, dwl 40S Shipley
Belton William {Sartoriris <i- B.), dwl 9 O'Farrell
Beltram Joseph, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Beltrani Mascias E., barber, dwl 12 Margaret PI
Belucca Joseph, milker Nager & Christ, Eighteenth Av nr

F, South S. F.
Belue Calixte, clerk Lenormand Bros., dwl SW cor Pine

and Dupont
Belue Camille, clerk Lenormand Bros., dwl SW cor Pine

and Dupont
Belville Eli, broommaker Gillespie, Zan & Co., dwl 867

Mission
Beldweld George, teamster, dwl 719 Tehama
Eelz John, hairdresser Charles K. Zimnier, dwl 323 Jessie
Berabower Philip, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Bemis Charles C, U. S. supervising inspector steam ves-
sels, office 11 U. S. Court Building, dwl 449 Brj'aut
Bemis F., machinehand Holland & Ruppel, dwl 22 Natoma
Bemmerer August {Elasser J: B.), dwl 1717 Mason
Bemns James, magazinekeeper Cal. Powder Works
Ben Ale.\., seaman S. S. Newbern, Folsom St. Wharf.
Benabides Alfredo, tinsmith, dwl .528 Green
Beiiabides Antonio, tobacco, dwl 52S Green
Benabides Jos6, tinsmith, dwl 528 Green
BK.V ARI> AUCUST F., liquor saloon, NE cor Fifth

and Howard
Benard Victoria (widow), dwl 16 Virginia
Benbo David, painter, dwl 37 Everett
Bence John, shoemaker, dwl 111 ParkAv
BEXC'IILEV LEO.MBAS B. {Li nf or th, Kellogg Ss Co.),
and manager Pac. Rolling Mill Co., office 3 Front,
dwl 1019 California
Bend Charles, sausagemaker Matthatls Schwamm, dwl 5

Dupont
Bend Henry, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Bend Joseph, butcher, dwl 524^ Linden Av

BE^'DEL B. A CO., propriet<irs Empire Match Fac-
tory, SE cor Eleventh and Harrison, office 31S Front

Bendel Bernhard (/?. Bendel tfc Co. and Caiiipc it Co.),
dwl 142i Fourth

Bendel Herman (Fellmann <t B.), res Oakland

Bendols John, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Bender A. S., civil engineer, dwl Bohemian Club

Bender (Charles, importer and dealer leather and ihoe
findings, 42 Geary, dwl 40)^ Geary

Bender Francis, waiter Thomas Holder, dwl 340 Kearny

Bender Isaac, peddler, dwl 453 Tehama

Bender Jacob A., bricklaj'cr, dwl 1215 Clay

Bender Josc])h, baker, dwl 631 Pacific

Bender Josiah P. , bricklayer, dwl N s Twenty-eighth bet
Dolores and Guerrero

Bender Thomas L. {Aitlcen cfr B.), dwl 1215 Clay

Bender William, waiter Sydney M. Foster, dwl 1204
Sutter

Bender William A., clerk William H. Wright, dwl 1215
Clay

BenditiJendet, expressman, dwl 1310 Pacific

Bendit Hcnnan, dwl 747 Market

Bendit Jlorris, expressman NE cor California and Mont-
gomery, dwl 608 Ivy Av

Bendit Samuel, furniture and bedding, 747 Market

BE\l>'r M'lLLLlM, proprietor Minerva House, 123
Jackson

Benecke Henry D., groceries and liquors, 520 Broadway

Benecke Henry D. {Base cfc B.), dwl 520 Broadway

Benecke John D. 0. {Benecke J: Mamjels), dwl SW cor
Clay and Mason

Benecke & Mangels {John D. 0. Benecke and H. M. C.
Mamjcls), groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay and
Mason

Benedict Charles E., milkdriver, dwl Mission road. Uni-
versity Mound

Benedict Charles V., bookkeeper Excelsior Mills, dwl
2104 Folsom

Benedict Courtland S. {Benedict <t Smith), dwl cor Fif-
teenth and Valencia

Benedict C. \V., physician, office and dwl 221 Mason

Benedict Edward L. {Weaver, Taylor d: Co.), dwl 306
Leavenworth

Benedict F. , vegetable dealer, dwl cor Cal and Webb

Benedict Frank F., carriagetrimmer Kimball Manuf Co.,
dwl 1617 Sacramento

Benedict Jacob, refiner Pacific Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl N s Beaver, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Benedict S., dwl 211 Eddy

Benedict W. , dwl 636 Commercial

Benedict William C. {Brum cfc B.), dwl 613 Mason

Benedict & Smith (C. S. Benedict and .lames. R. Smith),
merchant tailors and gent's furnishing goods, 25 Kear

Beneken John, porter Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.,
dwl SW cor Broadway and Kearny

Bener Joseph, laborer, dwl 17 Hubbard

Benevent Zoe, laundress Leon Ruelle, dwl W s Dolores,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth ''Z~'^-^'^.

Benevides Anton, foreman A. Ramon, 416 Battery

Benfield C. , seaman, dwl 9 Crook

Bengtson N., blacksmith, dwl 430 Drumm

Benham Calhoun, attorney at law, office 1 Montgomery
Block, dwl 420 First

Benham Joseph, liquor saloon, 827 Folsom

Benham William, merchant, dwl Russ House

Beuhayon Henry, clerk Liebes Brothers & Co., dw'l 212
Sutter

Benhayon Jacob, salesman Livingston & Co., dwl 44
Third

Benicia Cement Co., office 513 Montgomery

Bening George F., dwl NE cor Laurel Av and Webster
Bening Henry, waiter, dwl 26 Minna

Benjamin Abraham F., dwl 1505 Washington

lienjamin A. C, storekeeper O. & O. S. S. Belgic

Benjamin A. E., printer Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl 1505
Washington

Benjamin Alfred, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, dwl

1505 Washington
Benjamin Asher L., city agent Wheeler & Wilson sewing

machine, dwl 1416 Folsom
Benjamin Charles E., bookkeeper Crane, Hastings & Co.,

dwl 632 Market
Benjamin Edward, cigar stand, 221 Sacramento, dwl 728

Bush
Benjamin Edward, patternmaker Hope Iron Works, dwl

2625 Mission
Benjamin Edward C, clerk Crane, Hastings & Co., dwl

632 Market
Benjamin Erastus, architect, dwl 2625 Mission

JAMES G. STEELE ^ CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercian*

Benjamin Eugene, waiter, dwl 4 St. Marj'

Benjamin F. Hobart, with Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl

3(>i Perrj-
Benjamin Frederick A., mining expert, dwl 737 Harrison
Benjamin Grusvenor B., collector Cal. Transportation Co.,

office Jackson St. Wharf
Benjamin Henry A. {Ucnry A. Benjamin <t Co.), dwl

Russ House
BENJAMI.V HE.XRY A. * CO., Pacific Congress

Springs Depot, 1(;2 Xew Montgomer}-
Benjamin Jacob, ex-public administrator, office 430 Cali-

ifornia, dwl 1505 Washington
Benjamin Jessie B. Miss, operator Western Union Tel-
egraph Co., Palace Hotel, dwl 2625 Mission
Benjamin John, waiter, dwl 4 St. Marj'
Benjamin Joseph, cigarmaker Jacob M. Cohen, dwl 102

Sixth
Benjamin Joseph, tailor, 245 Clementina
Benjamin J. S. Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar

School
Benjamin Mill and Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), S. Leav-

itt secretarj-, office 33 Nevada Block
Benjamin Orson C, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,

dwl 32 Jessie nr Seventh
Benjamin Phillip, telegraph instnmientmaker Electrical

Construction and Maintenance Co. , dwl 1505 Wash
Benjamin Thaddeus, dwl 1505 Washington
Benjamin Victor P., miner, dwl 737 HaiTison
Benjamin William K., clerk, dwl 32 Jessie bet Seventh

and Eighth
Benk Albert, tanner Caspar Baker, dwl W s San Bruno

Road nr Twenty-sixth
Benke Frederick, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl White PI
Benkelmann Adam, liquor saloon, SE cor Railroad Av

and N, dwl Fifteenth Av bet P and Q, South S. F.
Benn Frank, fisherman, dwl 6 Merchant
Benn George, teamster, dwl 121 Bernard
Benn James, driver Hibernia Brewerj', dwl 735 Clem
Benn John E., phvsician and surgeon, office 23 Kearny,

dwl 62S O'Fafrell
Benn John S., millwright, dwl 25 Crook
Benn Thomas, dri\er Hibernia Brewen,', dwl 735 Clem
Benn Wilhelm, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Benndorff Gustav, mattressmaker Henry Frank, dwl 64

Everett
Bennel L. George, shipcarpenter, dwl 324 Beale
Benner Felix, laborer F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 107 Folsom
Benner Frederick M., depositmelter U. S. Mint, res Oak-
land
Benner Henry p., machinist, dwl 328 Broadway
Benner Maria B. Mrs., fruits and candies, 32S Broadwa}'
Eennerscheidt Bruno (G iovannini d: B.), dwl 521 Geary
Benness Thomas, pantryman, Mrs. James M. Donahue,

Green St. Wharf
Bennet Charles A. , clerk Henry W. Bennet, dwl 432 Second
Lennet Henry W., apothecarj-, 21 Third, dwl 1311 Gough
Bennett A. A., architect, 302 Montgomeiy, room 33
Bennett A. E., carpenter D. A. Macdonald k Co.
Bennett Albert, office Crego & Bowley, 9 Merchants' Ex-
change
Bennett A. M., sawj'er Charles Field & Co., dwl 62 Na-

toma
Bennett Amy Miss, California Theater, dwl Nucleus House
Bennett Anthonj' J., painter Mills & Evans, dwl 10 An-
thony
Bennett A. P., bookkeeiJer, dwl 516 Filbert
Bennett Bros. (George and John B.}, butter, cheese, and

eggs, 35 and 30 California Market
Bennett C, sailmaker, dwl 123 Jackson
Bennett Charles D. (Xeiiunan lO Bennett), dwl 814 Bush
Bennett Edwin S., foreman McCord & Malone, dwl 16

Sutter
Bennett Frank P., dwl 640 Market
Bennett Fred M., dwl 632 Mission
Bennett Frederick, liquor saloon, 230 Brannon
Bennett Frederick W., mariner Pacific Mail S. S. City of

San Francisco
Bennett George, laborer F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 719 Bat
Bennett George, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Bennett George, painter Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor

C'.ay and Davis
Bennett George, salesman Martin, FeusieriS: Steffani (and

Bennett Brun), dwl F s Fillmore bet Sutter and Post
Bennett George C, liquor saloon, 511 Fourth, dwl 213

Perry
Bennett George M., news agent, dwl 200 Tyler
Bennett George N., engineer, dwl 1226 Eddy
Bciniett George W., stockcutter Marks & Feder, dwl C4S

Mission

Bennett George W., stockkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., dwl

128 Turk
Bennett G. L., usher California Theater
Bennett Herbert W'., teacher nmsic, dwl 908 Clay
Bennett J., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Bennett James, seaman, dwl 34 Pacific
Bennett James, sheet-ironworker Francis Smith & Co.,

dwl 749 Market
Bennett John, caqienter, dwl 351 Jessie
Bennett John, carj^enter, dwl S s Minna bet Third and

Fourth
Bennett John, stableman City Garden Livery Stable, dwl

1505 Folsom «

Bennett John R. (Bennett Brothers), dwl E s Fillmore

bet Sutter and Post
Bennett Joseph, laborer, dwl Fifth Av bet A and B,

South S. F.
Bennett Lizzie Mrs. , dressmaker, dwl 862i HariTSon
Bennett M., carpenter, dwl 1205 Folsom
Bennett M., painter, 705 Howard
Bennett Margaret A. (wdow), dwl E s Iowa bet Mariposa

and Solano
Bennett Maria L., matron St. Luke's Hospital, Lundy

Lane, Bernal Heights
Bennett Martra, peddler, dwl 32 Main
Bennett Mary (widow), dwl 2322 Folsom bet Nineteenth

and Twentieth
Bemiett Mary Mrs., laundry, 557 Brj'ant
Bennett ilaiy E. Miss, teaclier Valencia Grammar School,

dwl 2322" Folsom bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Bennett Morris, laborer, dwl 1606 Bush
Bennett Nathaniel (Bennett <i: McClellan), dwl 1218 How-
ard
Bemiett Peter, fish dealer, 3 Clay St. Market, dwl 438

Green
Bennett Robert, plasterer, dwl 333 Bush
Bennett Robert, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Bennett Robert H., commission merchant and produce,

313 Da\'is, res Oakland
Bennett Samuel, rfiommission merchant, dwl 2017 Mission
Bennett Sophia (widow), dwl 515 Stockton
Bennett S. S. , bookkeeper Grover & Baker Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwl 1336 Sacramento
Bennett Stephen, drajinan, cor Washington and Drumm,

dwl 509 Washington
Bennett Thomas, cook Nicholas Buya, dwl 605 Davis
Bennett Thomas, painter Wilson & Moulton, dwl 303

Davis
BEXNETT THOMA.S, physician, office 620 Market, dwl

716 Pine
Bennett William, dwl 23 Fell
Bennett William, bottler Edward C. Slorah, dwl 623

Tehama bet Fifth and Sixth
Bennett William, compositor Golden Era, dwl 438 Green
Bennett William, molder, dwl Colton nr Bradj-
Bennett William, physician, office and dwl 452 Sixth
Bennett William, plmnber and gasfitter, 1015 Clay
Bennett William A., registry clerk Post-office, dwl 606

Montgomery
Bennett William H., dwl 555 Br\'ant
BENXETT M'lLLIAIU H. ill's., teacher music, dwl

452 Sixth
Bennett William J., engineer Southern Pac. R. R.
Bennett William S., brakeman Southern Pac R. R.
Bennett & McClellan (Nathaniel Bennett and R. Guy

McClellan), attorneys at law, office 535 Claj'
Bennighoff George, caiTjenter, dwl 248 Minna
Benning A., clerk Albert Heyer, dwl SW cor Third and

Bryant
Benning William, stovemounter Locke & Montague, dwl

444i Third

Benoit , clerk California Hotel

Benoit Amedee J. , compositor D. M. Bishop & Co. , dwl

420 Jackson
Benoit Charles, tailor Ferdinand Gilly, dwl 420 Jackson
Benrimo Joseph, stockbroker, dwl 615 Kearny
Benry Henry A., seaman schr Anne, Bulkhead bet Jack-
son and Pacific
Bensen E., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Bensen Henry, groceries and provisions, NE cor Brj'ant

and Sixth (and Lilienthal it Co.)
Bensenhocfer Gottlieb, carjienter, dwl Sacramento Hotel
Bensick William (J/. Uagrfertii d- Co.), dwl 68 Jessie
Bensinger Daniel, baker stm Ajax, Oregon S. S. Co.
BEXSLEY .lOIIX, (Linforth, Kellogg d- Co.), and

President Pacific Oil and Lead Works, office 3 Front,

dwl 73S Post
Benson A. , laborer, dwl 5 Sonora PI

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer. Nucleus Building, corner Third and Marke'

!. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Benson Andrew, longshoreman, dwl N s Filbert bet San-
sora and Montgoniery

Benson Annie E. Miss, teacher Kourth St. Primary
School, dwl 2710 Howard

Benson Benjamin C, captain stm Kelief, dwl 1330 Bdwy

Benson B. Frank M., bookkeeper Bowcn Bros., dwl 100
California

Benson Charles, dwl 3 Ki7ig

Bcnsi^m C. D., seaman, dwl iG Sacramento

Benson Elizabeth J. (widow), dwl 37'2 Clementina

Benson Franklin R., clerk Odd Fellows' Savings Bank,
dwl 2710 Howard

Benson George, baggageman Central Pacific R. R., dwl
19 Si.\th

Benson Henry, auctioneer, dwl 6.58 Minna

Benson Henrj', seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

Benson Henry C. Rov., editor California Christian Advo-
cate, ottice .">3(> Stevenson, res Santa Clara

Benson Henry L., law student George F. Baker, dwl 30
Silver

BE\SOX .IAME!i>, secretarj' Odd Fellows' Savings
Bank, office 32.5 Montgomery, dwl 2710 Ho^vard

Benson James, teamster, dwl 602 Ellis

Benson James E. R., pressman D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl
2710 Howard

Benson John, real estate, dwl 803 Stockton

Benson John A., surveyor and civil engineer, office 728
Montyomery, dwl 108 Mason

Benson John M., captain stm Alice, office 318 Front

Benson P., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.
Wharf

Benson Peter, blacksmith Carvill Manufacturing Co.

Benson Peter, boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl 39 Freelon

Benson Richard, master mariner, dwl 1306 Jackson

Benson Robert, laborer, dwl 21 Freelon

Benson S. (widow), dwl 411 Powell

Benson Samuel H., boilermakcr MojTiihan & Aitken, dwl
SE cor Bryant and Boardman

Benson Sandford G., foreman Cal. Christian Advocate,
dwl .30 Silver, rear

Benson Simon J., master mariner, dwl 325 Union

Benson Tliomas A. , porter Banner Brothers, dwl 27 Hunt

Benson William, dwl S w cor Brady and Stevenson

Benson William, cook, dwl NE cor Turk and Fillmore

Benson William, printer, dwl 30 Silver, rear

Benson William, waiter Palace Hotel

Benson William B. , miner, dwl 314 Bush

Benson. See Benzon

Bent C, watchman Mission Woolen Mills

Bent Edward F., bookkeeper I. Friedlander, dwl 1023 Miss

Bent James R., bookkeeper Louis A. Zinns, dwl 414 Post

Bent Jolm T., bookkeeper Mission Rock Dock and Ware-
house, dwl .515 Folsom

Bent Peter, seaman, dwl 504 Broadway, rear

Bent Silas E., wheehvTight Carvill Manufacturing Co.

Benteen Theodore C, superintendent painters Cal. Chem-
ical Paint Co., dwl E s Dolores nr Seventeenth

Bentham Henr}', machinist Union Iron Works, dwl N s
M nr Guerrero

Bentlage Charles, porter, dwl 127 Jackson

Bentle George, laborer William Poehhnan

Bentley George, bootmaker, dwl 522 Mission

Bentlev George, special policeman, dwl Potrero

Bentley H. B., painter, dwl 22 Turk

Bentley Horace, messenger, dwl 416 Union

Bentley James, boot and shoemaker, 509 Mission

Bentley J. E., carpenter, dwl ,519 Pacific

Bentley Robert, mate schr Maggie Johnson, dwl 144 Steu

Bentley Thomas, oiler stm Oriflamme, Oregon S. S. Co.

Bentley W., office 526 Montgomery room 8

Benton A. W., printer, dwl 1 Central PI

Benton BjTon W., cabinetmaker Charles Field .S; Co., dwl
1206 Stockton

Benton Charles J., collector Swan & Co., dwl E s Howard
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth

Benton C. L., bookkeeper, dwl 927i Post

Benton Edward, dwl 1107 Stockton

Bentim Helen M. (widow), dwl E s Howard bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth

Bentsen Edward, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 6 Kate

Benvisa Antoni, dwl 1317 Sansom

Benusa Peter, laborer, dwl 1317 Sansom
Benyon Daniel, heater Pacific Rolling Mills
Benz John C, liquor saloon, 108 Sacramento
Benzakki F., clerk, dwl 906 Stockton
Benzatt \\'illiam, dwl 119 William

Benzing John, carrier Morning Call and Evening Bulle-
tin, dwl 806 Greenwich
Benzon A. F., bookkeeper J. Everding & Co., res Oakland

Beock Henry, machinist, dwl 18 First

Beoietwigg John O., tailor J. F. Lindow, dwl 912 Pacific

Bep)iin() Francisco, bootblack, dwl 425 Filbert

Bejiplcr John, market, 1518 Dnpont

Bera Antonia (widow), housekeeper, dwl 314 Fifth

Bera Dionicio, carpenter, dwl 528 Green

Beralta Lucia, dwl 1113 Kearny, rear

Beran Adolphe, bootmaker Frank Beran Jr., dwl 1003 Pac

Beran Frank, bootmaker Frank Beran Jr. , dwl 1003 Pac

Beran Frank Jr., bootmaker, 1003 Pacific »

Beran Emanuel, stovemaker, dwl 1008 Powell

Berard Edward, printer Courrier de San Francisco, dwl
712 Vallejo

Berat Baptiste, gardener French Hospital, S s Bryant bet
Fifth and Sixth

Beraud Felix, baker, dwl 631 Broadway

Beraud Porting, butcher Marcelin Bonis, dwl 7 Miller PI

Beraud Pierre, cook, dwl 7 Miller PI

Berbcrich August, baker, dwl 27 Lewis PI

Berdan F. C, adjuster U. S. Mint, dwl 10 O'Farrell

Berdan William, dwl 605 Pine

Berdjo John, bootpolisher Ubhaus Bros., dwl 12 Hinckley

Berensten Emanuel (Andersen it Berensten), dwl W s
San Jos^ Road, rear Six-mile House

Beresford John, marketman, Russ House

Beretta John, machinist Union Iron Works

Beretta William, collector Italian Benev. Soc, NW cor
Montgomery and Jackson, res Oakland

Beretta P", fish dealer, dwl 641 Broadway

Berg Adolph, inspector Custom House

Berg Antone T. , clerk G. Ammerup, dwl 25 Folsom Av

Berg Bertha, saleswoman H. Friedlander & Co,, dwl 27 J
Harriet

Berg Carl, physician, office and dwl 618 California

Berg Charles, "cutler Herman J. Schintz, dwl 541 Hayes

Berg Charles A., cabinetmaker, dwl W s Mission nr Twen-
ty-fifth

Berg Chris, seaman Jerome B. Piper, SW cor Clay and
East

Berg Edward, waiter Bocken & Baccala, dwl 719 Clay

Berg Frederick, market 1005 Folsom, dwl 27i Harriet

Berg George, dwl 741 JIarket

Berg Henrj', seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Berg H. I., cabinetmaker, dwl 7 Fifth Av

Berg John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Berg John August, clerk Peter A. Swansey, dwl NW cor
Ritch and Clara

Berg Julius, bootmaker, dwl 266 Stevenson

Berg Peter, ironmolder Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl
1016 Pacific

Berg Peter, seaman,'dwl 31 Pacific

Berg Rasmus, laborer, dwl 22 Boardman, rear

Berg Thomas, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Berg. See Burg

Berge Errick O., groceries and liquors, 218 Green

Bergel Frederick, waiter John Bartholoma, dwl 1017 Bat

Bergen , machinist Lfnion Iron Works

Bergen John, boilermakcr, dwl 21 Clementina

Bergen Man,- T. (widow), dwl 1526 Powell

Bergen T. Adrian, clerk A. Galli & Co., dwl 20 Prospect PI

Bergeot Alexander, steward Cliff House, Point Lobos Av

Berger Charles 0. , bookkeeper John B. Camahan, dwl SW
cor Mason and Bush

Berger Christian, Tailors' Protective Union, NW cor
Kearnj' and Morton

Berger Christian, clerk C. L. Steylaars, dwl NE cor Du-
pont and Montgomery Av

Berger Gabriel, surveyor French Savings and Loan Soci-
ety, dwl 119 Franklin

Berger Ceorge, clerk Edward Cohn &Co., dwl 808 O'Far-
rell

Berger Henry, sailmaker, dwl 28 Clay

Bereer J. Henry, housepainter, dwl 43 Hayes

Berger Julius (Edumrd Cohn & Co.), dwl 524 Pine

Berger Louis, dwl American Exchange

Berger M. L. Rev., acting pastor Westminster Presbyte-
rian Church, Fell nr Octavia

Berger Otto, bookkeeper, dwl 333 O'Farrell
Bergerot John, French Academy, 613^ Stockton
Bergerot John A., marketgardener, dwl N s Sixteenth nr
Rhode Island

Berges C. , expressman, SW cor Dupont and Post
Berges P. B. & Co. (A. Drayeurand C. Cazeaux), proptrs
Miners' Restaurant, 529 and 531 Com and 769 Market
Berges Peter Bernard (P. B. Berges & Co.), dwl 411 Post
Bergevin Nelson L. , salesman John Renz, dwl 235 Steven-
son bet Third and Fourth
Bergevin Peter, laborer, dwl N s Santa Rosa Av bet Ferrie
and Collins

ilJ JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 513 Montgomery cor. Merclian'

Bercrez Jean, waiter FYederick Pourcho, d\*i 621 Union
Beru^ez Louis, clerk, dwl 021 Union
BerirfclJ Robert, cariienter, dwl 135 Dora, rear
ltKIt(;€lKE\ AI'til'ST, money and exchange broker,

and consul Sweden and Norway, office 406 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1111 Stockton
Berg^Ten Hermian, dwl 1111 Stockton
Berdi Erasmus, laborer West Coast Fvimiture Co.
Bert'hauser Fred, dwl 600 Taylor
Bers,'-h;i)^er .Tijlm, capitalist, dwl 600 Taylor
Bcrijhoier Conrad, butcher, dwl 512 Folsom
Beryholte William, tailor, 10 Mason
Bergimer Philip, carpenter, dwl 406 Broadway
Berlin Amelia Miss, seamstress Elizabeth Crockett, dwl

NE cor Leavenworth and Clay
Bergin Martin, surperintendent Market St. R. R., dwl S

s Seventeenth nr Mission
Bergin Michael, attorney at law, office 79 Mont Block
Bergin Peter, dwl 624 Fourth
Bergin Thoniiis I. (McAllisters d: B.), attorney at law,

office Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery room 38
Bergin Williara B., foreman Standard Soap C'o.'s Works,

dwl E s Mission Creek bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Bergiven P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Berglein Henry, paper- boxmaker Wempe Bros., dwl 419

Oak
Bergluud A. , Tailors' Protective Union, NW cor Kearny

and Morton
Berglund Hans, shipcarpenter Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 38

PeiTy
Berglund Nicholas, shoemaker Nolan Bros., dwl 232

O'Farrell
Bergmann Abraham, confectioner, dwl 102 Bernard
Bergmann Gustaf, lumbemian, dwl 132 Steuart
Bergmann Henry, shoemaker Herman Thumler, dwl 25

Morton
Bergmann .Jacob {Frankenthal & Co.), dwl 1603 Gough
Bergmann Samuel, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dw^l 331

Kearnv
BEKGXER JOnN A., painter, 219 Mission, dwl 232

Fremont
Bergold Charles V., boarding and liquor saloon, 726 Bran
Bergshicker William, brewer, dwl 317 Francisco
BEK<;!!>0\ OLE, carpenter and builder, dwl 312 Fulton
Bergstein Lewis Mrs. (widow), dwl 1326 Polk
Bergstein Samuel, waiter H. Bemhamer, dwl 25S Stev
Bergstrom John, organbuilder, NE cor Mission and

Twenty-fourth, dwl Lundy Lane bet California and

Prospect Av, Bemal Heights
Bergue Joseph, boarding, 736 Pacific
Berguido Louis, pantrjman stm Humboldt, Jackson St.

^Miarf
Berguois A., dwl Overland House
Bering John P. , manager Eckfeldt & Co., and secretary

Pac. Wire and Wire Rope Manuf., Co., dwl 417

Francisco
Berjer Charles O., bookkeeper John R. Camahan, 537

Market
Berk Maurice G. , cigar dealer, dwl 7 Mason
Berke Adolph, silversmith Schulz &, Fischer, dwl 243^

Stevenson
Berkeley Ferry, Front St.Wliarf m- Green
Berkeley Ferry and Railroad Co., William Stuart secre-
tary', office 113 Liedesdorff
Berkeley Land and Town Improvement Assn, S. A. Pen-
well secretary, office 717 Montgomery'
Berkeley Real Estate and Water Works Co., William

Stuart seoretarj', office 113 Liedesdorff
Berkeley Villa Assn, William Stuart secretary, office 113

Liedesdorff
Berkemann Mrs., chambermaid Hotel Rhein, 909

Kearny
Berkhout Jacob, longshoreman, dwl N s Green bet Mont-

gomerj' and Sansom
Berkley Joseph M. , laborer, dwl 638 Post, rear
Berkley Michael, porter, dwl S s Geary bet Scott and

Devisadero
Berkovich Peter, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New M&nt
Berkowitz Meyer, merchant, dwl 556 Minna
Berkowitz Rebecca Mrs., cloaks, materials, etc., 1008

Stockton, dwl 556 Minna
Berleman Henrj', engineer tugboat Rescue, Broadway St.

Wharf
Berlenz F., laborer Saulmann & Lauenstein
Berli Solomon, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Berlin E. L., architectural draftsman, office and dwl 8

Montgomery Av
Berlin F. A., attorney at law, office 515 California, dwl 8

Miintgomerj' Av

Berlin Henry, traveling agent, dwl 309^ Elm Av

Berlin William, longshoreman, dwl N s Lily Av bet Gough

and Franklin
Berliner A. (Haskell & B.\ dwl 353 Third
Berliner Herman A. (Diamant, Berliner Jc Co.), dwl 326

Minna
Berliner S. B. Mrs., fancy goods, 946 Howard
Berling Cliarles, farmer, dwl 619 Pacific
Berling John, engineer Pioneer Iron Works, dwl 16

William
Bermann Otto, salesman Mrs. Ann Simon, dwl 8 Park Av
Bermel John G., agent human hair goods, 50 Second
i3ermingham Edward, compositor Examiner, dwl 736

Market
Bermingham Edmund R., deputy county recorder, dwl

245 Tehama
Bermingham Edward, plumber, dwl W'inchestcr Hotel
Benningham John, agent Colorado Steam Navigation

Co., office 10 Market, dwl Russ House
Bermingham Henrietta Miss, dressmaker, dwl 520 Bdwy
Bermingham Margaret (widow), dwl 123 Clinton
Bermingham Margaret (widow), dwl N s Ash Av bet

Larkin and Polk
Bei-mingham. See Birmingham
Bermudas Jessie (widow), dwl 14 Pollard PI
Bermuitger George, cabinetmaker Weir & Greenwood,

dwl 531 Fourth
Bemal Geronima (widow), dwl SE cor Seventeenth and

Church
Bemal William, expressman, dwl 212 Clara
Bernard Albert O. , dwi SE cor Union and Jonea
Bernard Annie Miss, shoefitter, dwl 614J Natoma
Bernard B., salesman John C. Bell, dwl 2613 Mission
Bernard Bassini, employee S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 1327

California, rear
Bernard B. F., clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 15 Monroe
Bernard Charles, baker John Bordenadi, dwl 614 Bdwy
BEKXAKD C'HAKLES, coffee and spice mills, 707

Sansom, dwl 312 Oak
Bernard Charles, cook, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and

Vallejo
Bernard Charles A., house and sign painter, 629 Mer-
chant, dwl 1611 Clay
Bernard Edward, butcher Galinger & Maj'er, dwi 5

Meacham PI
Bernard Francis, carpenter and builder, office 516 Kearny,

dwi 1515 Hyde
Bernard H., painter, dwl 633 California
Bernard Hannah Miss, dwl 614i Natoma
Bernard Harris, hairdressing "saloon, 653 Sacramento,

dwi 537 Stevenson
Bernard Isaac, varieties, 2214 Sixteenth
Bernard J., waiter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Bernard Jane (widow), dwl 57 St. Charles PI
Bemard J. F., clerk A. B. Elfeldt & Co., dwi 323 Sutter
Bernard Johanna (widow), dwl 614i Natoma
Beniard John, stevedore, dwi junction Cal and Market
Bemard John L., carpenter California Cigar Box Co.,

dwl 614t Natoma
Bemard Julius, furniture, 1120 Stockton
Bernard LawTcnce, expressman, dwi 108 Lily Av
Bemard Mary (widow), dwl 262 Tehama
Bernard Michael D., porter Main & Winchester, dwl

1304J Montgomerj'
Bernard Miles, foreman J. A. Folger & Co., dwl S s EUen

bet Seventh and Eighth
Bemard Minnie Miss, shoefitter, dwi 614^^ Natoma
Bemard Renton F., captain First U. S. Cavalry, dwi Pre-
sidio Barracks
Bemard Robert, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Bemard Ulric, baker William J. Davis, dwl 23J Second
Bemard Walter, agent, dwl 10 O'Farrell
Bernardi Louis, cook John Vitach, 111 Second
Bemarski Alexander, dwl 62 South Park
Bemert Frederick, dwl 430 Broadway
Bemert John, messenger Quartermaster's Dept. U. S. A.,

dwi Twenty-ninth Av nr San Bruno Road, South S. F.
Bemhamer Harrj', restaurant 21 Sutter, dwl 258 Stev
Bernhard Bemhard (Stahle tt Benihard), dwl 215 Pros-
pect PI
Bemhard George Jr., barkeeper, dwi 22 Stockton PI
Bemhard Jacob, carpenter Gilbert & Moore, dwl 3 Fol-
som Av
Bemhard Jane Mrs., second-hand clothing, 781 Folsom
Bernhard Peter D., hairdresser Bentencourt & Martin,

dwl 215 Prospect PI
Bemhard Tlieresa (widow), dwl 900 McAllister
Bernhard Triest, dwl 1715 Powell

BEAMISH'S—Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market s-treets.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

Bernhardt Charles, clerk Continental Hotel

Bcmheini Eddy, confectioner Rothschild & Ehrenpfort,
dwl (il7 Jones

Bernieri John, clerk Brizzolara & Roccalajjleata, dwl 24
Wetniore PI

Bernis Bnilditijj;, 024 and 626 California

Beniiu.s Frederick, special policeman, dwl SVV cor Beale
and Bryant

Bcnistein , clerk, dwl 427 Bush

Bernstein Ahrahani, fruits and vegetables, 528 Third

Bernsteiu Al)raham, oystennan George Bernstein, dwl
253 Minna

Bernstein David, tailor, 779 Folsom

Bernstein Elias, furniture, 313 and 315 Third, dwl 544
Bryant

Bernstein Georg«, OTOterman, 50 and 51 California Mar-
ket, dwl 253 Minna

Bernstein H., carpenter F. Korbel & Bros.

Bernstein Henry, commission merchant, dwl 915 Howard

Bernstein Hcnrj-, gents' furnishing goods, 422 Third

Bemst€in J. C, dwl 70C Harrison

Bernstein Joseph, clothing and gents' furnishing goods,
824 Market, dwl 115 O'Farrell

Bernstein Louis, clerk Jacob A. Alexander, dwl 525 Te-
hama

Bernstein Louis, clerk Joseph Bernstein, dwl 115 O'Farrell

Bernstein Max {3fax Bernstein .(■ Co.). dwl 41S Sutter

Bernstein Max & Co. (David Eiitner), manufacturers dec-
orative wood carpet, 46 Gearj'

Bernstein Morris, seaman, dwl 804 Third

Bernstein Morris C, furniture and bedding, 517 Califor-
nia,' dwl 1180 Broadway

Bernstein Philip, vamisher Frei & Co., dwl 522 Third

Bernstein Solomon, fancy goods, 38 Fourth, dwl 405 Post

Bernstein Solomon, junkdealer, 711 Brannan

Bernstein William, clerk Ordenstein & Co., dwl 1603
Gough

Bemt Christian, laborer, dwl 1507 Franklin

Bemzott Jlichael, packer S. F. Packing and Provision Co.

Bero Juhn, carjjenter California Mills

Berolzheim Jonas, bookkeeper Porter, Oppenheimer &
Slessinger, dwl 922 Geary

Beronio Antonio, laborer, dwl Roma Hotel

Beronio Gitano, proprietor Roma Hotel, 215 Broadway

Berrecci Peter, Lumbermen's Pro. Union

Berri Giacomo, milkman M. Fochetti, dwl Francisco bet
Steiner and Pierce

Berri Valentine, laborer Ruhland Bros., XW cor Fell and
Stanyan

Ben-iball John, carpenter, dwl 32 Rausch

Berrigan John, laborer, dwl NW cor Sixteenth and Guer-
rero

Berrman Louis, laborer H. F. AVilliams, dwl Long Bridge

Berroa Espiridion, barber, 1423 Dupont

Berron Cornelius, bartender, dwl 654 Howard

Berry A., dwl 111 Leavenworth

Berrj- Albert, dwl 1709 Polk

Berrj- Andrew B., carpenter, 418 Hayes

Bern.- Augustus, bookkeeper McPhefson & Peterson, dwl
Pacific Exchange

Berry Charles C, carpenter, dwl 720 Stockton

BerrV Charles M., clerk Fulton 6. Berrj', dwl Commercial
Hotel

Berry Edwin W., foreman Chase & Boruck, dwl 1319
Montgomery

Beny Enoch, machinehand Holland & Ruppel, dwl 11
Verona PI

BERKV Fl'LTOX C, stockbroker, office 418 Mont-
gomery, dwl 2212 Howard

Berry Geor^'c, jiainter, dwl 537 Third

Bern' George, sheepraiser, dwl lOS Ellis

Berrv George W., truckman, SE cor Spear and Mission,
dwl 10 Eleventh

Berrv G. G., first officer Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio

Berry Gideon M., bookkeeper Sherifli's Office, dwl 930
Market

Berry H., waiter stm Oriflamme Oregon S. S. Co., Folsom
St. ^\'harf

Berry Henry, master mariner, dwl 512 Folsom

Berry James, dwl 106 Post

Beny James (Berry <t Gillman), dwl SE cor Bush and
Montgomery

Berrj- James, brassfinisher George H. Tay & Co., dwl 22
Frederick

Berry James, machinist Union Iron Works

Berry James, seaman, dwl 29 Frederick, rear

Beny J. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 109 Montgomery

Berry J. JL, carpenter schr Bonanza, dwl 314 Jessie

Berry John (Grmiold it B.), dwl 23 Welsh

Berry John, carpenter, dwl 31 Lafayette

Berry John, laborer, dwl 225 Perry

Berry John J., clerk general freight office Central Pacific

II. R., dwl SW cor Market and Guerrero
Berry Julia Mrs., dwl 745 Market
Berry JL A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1017 Howard
Berrj- Marj- C. Jlrs., dwl 1153 Mission
Berrv Jlaiiuel J., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

340J Fifth
Berry Patrick, hostler, dwl 104 Jessie
Berry Peter, bellman Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Berry Richard, assistant engineer S. S. Montana, dwl 543

Howard
Berrv Street House, Edward Stoetzer proptr. Berry nr

third
Berrj- Street Wharf, S s Beny bet Third and Fourth
Berrv T., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Dmmm
Berry T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wiarf
Berry Thomas, carpenter California Mills, dwl 1723 Jessie
Bern- Thomas, driver Market St. R. R.
Berry Thomas H., operator Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Co., dwl E s Capp bet Twenty-fifth and Twen-

tj--sixth
Berry William D., printer Chase & Boruck
Berry William F. , deliverj- clerk Atlantic and Pacific Tel-
egraph Co., dwl 371 Minna
Berry William L., printer Chase & Boruck, res Oakland
Berrv W. 0. M. (Treadwe.il <t Co.), res Oakland
BERKV A CAPP (Charles S. Ca;^p), real-estate agents

and housebrokers, 41S Jlontgomery
Berry & Gillman (Janus Berry and James Gillman),

hackstable, 195 Stevenson
Berrj-man C, dwl S03J Market
Bern-man Frederick M., clerk Berrj-man & Doyle, dwl

i620 Powell
Berr^-man Henry B. (Berryman <C- Doyle), dwl 611 Polk
Bern-man J. T. , butcher SUll 47 Grand Central Market,

dw-1 8 Tjler
Berrj-man & Dojle (Henry B. Berryman), coal and pig-
iron, and agents Wellington Colliery Nanaimo, B. C,

office Bulkhead bet Pacific and Jackson St.\\'harves
Berson A. (A. Berson <i: Son), dwl 429 Sutter
Berson A. & Son (Gitstave Berson), carpets and oilcloths,

710-714 Washington
Berson Genevieve, laundn% 429 Sutter
Berson Gustave (A. Bermn & Son), dwl 429 Sutter
Bert Alexander, carpenter Charles E. Boman, dwl 741

Market
Bert Bernard (Henry Schroder d: Co.), res Europe
Bert Charles, hackman. Plaza, dwl 1C17 Mason
Bert Edward G., dwl W s Treat Av nr Twenty-second
Bert Edward G. Jr. , ticket clerk AVade's Opera House,

dwl W s Trust Av nr Twenty-second
BERT FREDERICK >V., lessee and manager Wade's

Opera House, N s Mission bet Thii-d and Fourth, dwl

Palace Hotel
Bert. See Burt
Berta Arminio, waiter John Jury & Brothers, dwl 524

Merchant
Berta Attilio (Berta, Jury Ji- Pedrazzi), dwl 624 Merch
Berta Dominico, waiter John Jury & Brothers, dwl 524

Merchant
Berta Enniuio, waiter John Jury & Brothers, dwl 524

Merchant
Berta, Jury & Pedrazzi (Attilio Berta, Henry Berta, and

Louis Pedrazzi), California Restaurant, 319 Pine
Bertaloni Pierre, plasterer, dwl 518 Vallejo
Bertaud Hvpolite, cook, dwl 1119 Montgomery
Bertelsen Adolph, cook Lorentz Foard, dwl W s Webster

bet Eddy and Ellis
Bert«lsen Otto, draj-nian, dw-1 E s Buchanan bet Post and

Gearj-
Eertelsen Christian, stevedore, dwl 642 Second
Berth Charles, shoemaker, 5 Quincv PI
Bertheau C, with Heurj- Balzer & Co., dwl 1013 Powell
Berthelot Charles L., conductor Central R. R., dwl 5

Martin's Block
Berthet Jidius, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 1013 Powell
Berthier Albert C, clerk, dwl 417 Kearny
Berthola Peter, laborer, dwl 531 Green, rear
Berthold Adam, driver, dwl 634 Br<iadway
Berthold Jacob, butcher, dwl N s First Av nr Kentucky,

South S. F.
Berthold Louis, butcher, dwl 815 Battery
Berthold Rafael, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Berti Joseph, with Good & Tschurr, dwl G27 Broadway
Bertie A., vegetable dealer, dwl 11 Union PI
Bertm Alexander, dveing and scouring, 137 Third, 334

Bush, 1030 Market and 521 Filbert, dwl 1205 Stock

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan i?.

Bertin E. J., dwl 29 Turk

Bertin Leon C, packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 9 Polk

Lane
Bertin Paul, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,

dwl 929 Powell
Bertin Pierre, furnished rooms, 1131 Dupont
Bertini Ulderico {Bertini & Co.), dwl S s Broadway bet

Dupont and Stockton
Bertini & Co. (Ulderico Bertini, Angela, Petri, and

Pictrn Pfdrotta), bakery, 1031 Keaniy
Bertody Adolph, carpenter, dwl 1008J Market
Bertody Charles, physician, office and dwl 1005 Stockton
Bertolacci Sebastiano, agent Sebastopol charcoal, dwl 518

Vallejo
Bertolo Enrico, laborer California Italian Paste Co.
Bertolo Gerolimo, tinsmith, dwl 518 Vallejo
Bertiiluoci Gniseppe, liquor saloon, 307 Broadway
BEKTO.X FKA.\<'IS, manager Swiss American Bank,

and consul for Portugal and Switzerland, office 527

Clay, dwl 11 South Park
Bertoni Charles, waiter Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 428 Bush
Bertram F. , seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Bertram George W. , chairmaker, dwl 108 Virginia
Bertram H. J., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 437 Pine
Bertram .Jacob, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232 Sec
BERTR.IM THOMAS, stoves and tinware, 982 and 984

Fots'im, dwl 31J Folsom
Bertrand Alfred, cook California Hotel
Bertrand Andrew, furrier, dwl 501 Kearny
Bertrand Bajitiste, cook, dwl 636 Pacific
Bertrand Constantine, mariner, dwl 56 First
Bertrand Dennis, oysterman, Lick House
Bertrand Frank J., proptr All Nations Hotel, 432 Bdwy
Bertrand .Jacques, cook Frank J. Bertrand, dwl 432 Bdwy
Bertrand Jean De B., cook Poodle Dog Restaurant, 445

Bush
Bertrand John, laborer, dwl 1122 Dupont
Bertrand Joseph, waiter American Exchange
Bertrand Norris, oysterman R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 213

Sutter
Bertrandras A. Mrs. , dwl 409i Fourth
Bertsch Gottlieb, maltster Chicago Brewery, dwl 1428 Pine
Bertschi Albert, porter Yates & Co., dwl NW cor Dupont

and Sacramento
Bertucci Gaitland, vegetable dealer, dwl Green bet Kearny

and Dupont
Bertucci Louis, barkeeper, dwl 420 Jackson
Bertz Jacob {Diez, Bertz & Co.), dwl 2215 Fillmore
Berunner Andrew, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
Berwick David, plumber McNally & Hawkins
Berwick Thomas, sailmaker William C. Wood, dwl 1127

Clay
Berwin Moritz (P. Berivin & Brother), res New York
Benvin P. & Brother {Moritz Berwin), importers and job-
bers hats and caps, 106 Batten'
Berivin Pincus {P. Berwin tt Brother), dwl 1320 Tyler
Besancon Eugene, shoemaker Boisseau & Son, dwl 324

Dupont
Besley Henry J., barkeeper J. B. Fitch, dwl 314 Ivy Av
Bescheinen Henrj', watchmaker Frontier, Bellemere &

Co. , dwl 832 Broadway
Beschim Charles, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Beschormann Adolph, upholsterer Schlueter & Volberg,

dwl 328 Mason
Beschormann August, clerk Koch cfc Rogers, dwl 328 Mason
Beschormann Charles F., mail clerk Calif ornia Demokrat,

dwl 312 Post
Beschormann Otto, upholsterer, dwl 328 Mason
Besecke William {Waqener A B.), dwl 1906 Larkin
Besino Frank, porter stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Besse Joseph O., salesman Kaindler & Co., dwl 1416 Polk
Besse Samuel H., dwl NW cor Post and Devisadero
Bessleman Henry, clerk Neubert & Turk
Bessemer Henry L., chemist and perfumer, 12 Mary
Bessing Frank, locksmith John G. lis, dwl 1520 Dupont
Bessing Joseph, clerk, dwl 643 Commercial
Bessety James E., plasterer, dwl 113 Jones
Besson Auguste, cook, dwl 526 Vallejo
Besson Caniille (widow), dwl 17 Union PI
Bessor Joseph, hackraan, plaza, dwl N s Pacific nr Sansom
Best A. D., barkeeper, dwl 28 Turk
BEST A»il» BELCHER MI.\1X« CO., (Storey Co.,

Nev.), William Willis secretary, office 309 Mont-
gomery, room 29
Best Charles, maltster Lux & Scherr,dwl 433 Shipley,rear
Best David, steward, dwl 722 Front
Best John, cabinetmaker, 314 Pine, dwl 1717 (1817) Leav
Best John R., carpenter, dwl cor Louisiana and Sierra

Best John T., clerk Robert S. Williamson, dwl 319 Fre-
mont

Best Joseph, clerk, dwl 20 Ellis

Best G., clerk, dwl SW cor Turk and Hyde

Best William, stairbuilder, dwl (1817) 1717 Leavenworth

Bester John H., liquor saloon, 913 Kearny, dwl 631 Val-
lejo

Besthorn George (Mahlstedt <t- JS.), dwl 422 Leavenworth

Besthorn Hermann, shoemaker Adolph Utschig, dwl 7
Everett

Beston Herman, oysterman John Elich Jr., dwl cor Mis-
sion and New Montgomery

Bestor Henry T., architect, 652 Market, dwl 1921 Sutter

Betancue Joseph P., operator Hector W. Vaughan, res
Oakland

Betaux Eugene L., porter Prosper May, dwl 706 Pine

Betche Charles, ironworker, dwl 5 Maiden Lane nr Val-
lejo

Betebeman Robert V. , carpenter, dwl 613 Mission

Beteloti Pietro, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl W s
Batterj' bet Vallejo and Green

Betger Charles, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 736 Gearj'

Betger Edward, boots and shoes, 545 Merchant, dwl 736
Green

Beth A. H., waiter M. Deutsch & Co., dwl 421 Green

Bethel George, waiter S. S. Los Angeles, Bdwy St. Wharf

Bethel Thomas W., dwl 13 Fifth Av nr Harrison

Betkowski John, baker Gustavus Melsing, dwl NE cor
Vallejo and Powell

Betkowski Peter, expressman, NW cor Bush and Mont-
gomery, dwl 23 Silver

Beurham John, dwl 80S Mission

Betson Lewis, dwl 29 Minna

Bettelheim A. S., rabbi Mason St. SjTiagogue, dwl 1311
Larkin

Bettencourt Caesar A. (Bettencourt tSs Martin), dwl 36
Merchant

Bettencourt & Martin (Ccemr A. Bettencourt and Man-
uel Martin), hairdressers, 20 Clay

Bettis O. J., blacksmith, 1434 Jackson, dwl 1808 Larkin

Bottles Henrj', laborer, dwl 217 Perry

Bettman Gustave, bookkeeper, dwl 508 Eddy

Bettman Moses, soap manufacturer, office 311 Commer-
cial, dwl 508 Eddy

Bettner Henry, baker John Sohmer, dwl 1139 Folsom

Bettridge J. A., compositor Alta California, dwl 824
Kearny

Bettridge William, bricklayer, dwl 423 Bush

Betts James M., surveyor, office and dwl 420 Cal room 12

Betts John M., physician, office 209 Kearny, dwl 24
O'Farrell

Betts Peter M., vice-president Betts Spring Co., office 218
Fremont, res Oakland

BETTS SPRIXii CO., William M. Betts president,
Peter M. Betts vice-president, Edwin Fretwell secre-
tary, office 218 and 220 Fremont

Betts William, springfitter Betts Spring Co., dwl 5 Free-
Ion

Betts William M., president Betts Spring Co., office 218
Fremont, res Oakland

Bettsery John, cook, dwl 1116 Bryant

Betz Joseph, foreman Lange, Meyer & Co., dwl 2216
Mason

Betzch Charles, locksmith John G. lis, dwl Maiden Lane
nr Vallejo

Betzel Charles W., physician, office and dwl 233 Sixth

Betzel Isidor L., bookkeeper Held Bros. & Co., dwl 537
O'Farrell

Betzel Louis, manufacturer boy's clothing, 109 Sansom,
dwl 537 O'Farrell

Betzel M. L., reporter, dwl 725 California

Betzel Otto, hairdresser, dwl 51 Clara

Betzheld Charles, dwl 502 Mission

Betzler Philip, laborer, dwl 722 Harrison

Betzold Jacob, foreman Poly, Heilbron & Co.. dwl N s
First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F.

Betzold Mathias, driver Conrad Thaler, dwl 418 O'Farrell

Beuchel Ernest, jeweler, dwl 727 Broadway, rear

Beuchel John, tailor, dwl 727 Broadway, rear

Beucler George F. , watchspringmaker, dwl 38 First

Beutler Emily (widow), dwl 114 Ridley

Beucler (widow), dwl 14 Eighth

Beucler Julius J. , laundrjmian Lick House

Beumer Frederick, cutter Levinsky Bros., dwl cor Folsom
and Fourth

Beutler Frank B. , shademaker George W. Clark, dwl 216
Stockton

Beutock H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Brannan and Eighth

BEAMISH'S— Importer Pnrnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Market.

p. VAN SCHAACK ^ CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.

Bevan Charles W., plasterer, dwl 933} Folsom
Bevan Edward, mariner, dwl lOG Stcuart
Bevan J. A., purser 0. & O. S. S. liolj,'ic
Bevan James, waiter California Restaurant, dwl 8 Ber-
nard
Bevan John, coalpasser Oregon S. S. Co.'s Montana, Fol-
som St. Whar/
Bevan Owen, teamster, dwl cor Trccita Av and Precita

PI, Uernal Hei^'hts
Be\ifn Wasliington, trunkmakcr, dwl 805 Mission
Bevan. See Beevan

Itevans Isaac L., compositor, dwl 1111 Mason
Bevaiis. See Bevins

Bevell Mar{,'aret (widow), housekeeper, dwl 29 Park Av
Bever Josei)h, miner, dwl 303 O'Farrell
Beveridge A. E., dwl Terminal Hotel, 000 Fourth
Beveridge Horatio, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl 1620

Washington
Reverlcigh & Co. ^Chinese), manufs cigars, 409 Com
Beverly Kutli .\I. (widow), ladies' nui-se, dwl 338 Fremont
Beverly William, waiter Kuss Himse
licverson (.'arslcii, groceries and liquors, 570 Mission
Beversen Henry, clerk Carsten Beversen, dwl 17 Anthony
Bevcrsen Martin, clerk Blohm& Gerken, dwl NEcor Mis-
sion and Beale
Bevins Isaac, laborer, dwl E s WTiite nr Vallejo
Bevins John, baker stm John L. Ste])hens, dwl 1313} Sac
Bevins William M., printer, dwl SW cor Tyler and Web-
ster
Bevins. See Bevans

Bewley Clifton, salesman Gedge & Thayer, dwl 628 Sutter
Bewley William J., bookkeeper, dwl 210 Minna
Beve Adele Miss, photograph retoucher Bradley & Ru-

" lofson, dwl 34 Eddy
Bevea James L.(Iiwtte cfc B.), dwl 305 Keaniy
Beyer Adolph (F. Fortmann d: Co.), dwl 2212 Sixteenth
Beyer Emma Miss, embroiderer, dwl 625 Vallejo
Beyer George {Beyer <t' Saiiter), dwl SW cor Geary and

Williams
Beyer Otto (Schneller ct Beyer), dwl 8 William
Beyer Louis, hairdresser, dwl 625 Vallejo
Bever Louis Jr., bookkeeper, dwl 025 Vallejo
Beyer Robert W. (Beyer it- Butler), dwl 1028 McAllister
Beyer William, barkeeper Louis Eppinger
Beyer & Butler (R. W. Beyer and \V. Butler), draymen,

office 221 California
Beyer & Sauter (Geonje Beyer and William Sauter),

liquor saloon NW cor Vanderwater and Powell
Bcyerle John E., coppersmith John G. lis, dwl SW cor

Kearny and Broadway
Beyersdorf Edward, barkeeper, dwl 915 Stockton
Beyersdorf Louis {Safferhill ifc B.), dwl 206 Van Ness Av
Bejnion Da\id, rougher Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s Michi-
gan nr Shasta
Bezeno Milo, drayman, dwl 739 Vallejo
Bezzini Daniel, cook N. Giamboni & Co.
Bezzini Jules, waiter N. Giamboni & Co.
Biaggoni Juan, vegetable dealer, dwl 516 Sansom
Biagi Ltomenico (Biatji it yardini), dwl 118 Post
BI.4(iI A NAUDI.M (Doinenicu Biagi and Antonio
Xardini), produce commission, 525 Sansom and 616
Front
Eiancalana Leonardo (Marsele <t' Co.), dwl 320 Broadway
Bianchi Angelo, tailor, dwl S s Cadell Alley nr Union
Bianchi B. Jr., Swiss Benev. Soc., 027 Commercial
Bianchi Charles, marbleworks, 829 Market, dwl Mission

nr Twenty-sixth
Bianchi Eugenio, teacher vocal music and operatic artist,

office and dwl 426 Kearny
Bianchi G. B., carpenter John Drouilhat, dwl 425 Bd'vvy
Bianchi G. B. , steward N. Giamboni & Co.
Bianchi Guiseppe, maccaronimaker, 421 Battery, dwl SE

cor Sansom and Pacific
Bianchi Pietro, carpenter Giacomo Brignardello, dwl 9

Union PI
Bibb Daniel H., salesman Treadwell & Co., dwl 961 Har
Bibber Jacob, miner, dwl 619 Pacific
Bibbins George, mining superintendent, dwl 315 Jessie
Bibbins, Tilton & Co. (Tracy L. Bibbim and Stephen S.

Tilton), land agents, office 402 Kearny
Bibbins Tracy L. (Bibbins, Tilton it Co.), dwl 1507 Leav
Bibeau Isaac, blacksmith, E s Mission bet Twenty-eighth

and Twenty-ninth
Biber G. Jlrs., dressmaker, dwl 1011} Stockton
Bibilich Joseph (Bibilich it Cammarota), dwl 10 Clara
Bibilieh & Cammarota (Joseph Bibilich and Mitchell

Cammarota), restaurant, 212 Brannan
Bibo Sarah, clerk Schoenholz Bros, k Co., dwl 463 Minna
Biehard Charles N., clerk Nicholas Bichard, dwl 365 First

KICIIAKH IVI(:ilOLA8, coalyard, 16 and 18 Howard,

dwl 305 First
Bickel Margaret (widow), dwl 20 Haight
BiekcrstafI James, waiter Occidental Hotel
Bickle Fanny E., Mrs., dwl 10 Prospect PI
Bickle Stella Miss, teacher music, dwl 10 Prospect PI
Bicknell J. N., gilder, dwl 000 Stockton
Bidau J. Begue, lodgings, 924 Dupont
Biddick Ann (widow), dwl 5:i8 Natoma
Biddick James, carpenter, dwl 538 Natoma
Biddle Frank, Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor Kearny

and ilorton
Biddle Martin, shipsmith Hendrj- & Co., dwl Columbia

House
Biddlecomb L. T., farmer, dwl 22 Turk
Biddolph James, fireman Golden State Iron Works, dwl

(>!;) Mission
Bididcb Henry, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Bidlack J. B. W., physician, office and dwl 002 Third
Bidlenian Enoch, bookkeeper E. Martin & Co., res

Oakland
Bidlenian William A., clerk E. Martin & Co., dwl W s

Ninth bet Folsom and Howard
Bidley John, liquor saloon, dwl 408 Broadway
Bidwell Henry C, mining, office 312 Montgomery, res

Oakland
Bidwell John E., salesman Emanuel Mansbach, dwl 429

Geary
Bieber Nathan, bookkeeper C. Klopstock & Co., dwl 912

Howard

Biebergell , dwl 417 Filbert

Biebesel Fritz, carpenter, dwl 624 Pacific

Biedenbach August, beer saloon, NE cor Mission and

Third, dwl 140 Silver
Biederman Erolinda (widow), dwl 3 Torrens Court
Biedennan Frederick, butcher S. Newinan & Co., dwl 14

Natoma
Biederman Louis, cook, dwl 360 Clementina
Biedinger Charles, dwl 130 T\irk
Biehl Herman, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Biehl John A., porter Charles Fox, dwl 1122 Sacramento
Bielawski Casimir, draltsman U. S. Surveyor-General's

Office, dwl 1615 Clay
Blelenberg Peter, groceries and liquors, 21 Minna
Bielenberg Peter, mariner, dwl 024 Pacific
Bieler Adolph, tailor, dwl 6 l|>uincy
Bielski Max, dwl NE cor Pine and Powell
Bien Joseph, locksmith, 311 Battery, dwl 305 Tyler
Bien Morris J., student, dwl 305 Tyler
Bienenfeld Elias, fancy goods, 1229 Stockton
Bierbrauer Carl, tinsmith Sol. Wangenheim & Co., dwl

123 Sacramento
Bierbrauer John, cabinetmaker, dwl 1133 Harrison
Bierce Ambrose G., assay dept U. S. Mint, dwl 755 Har
Bierce Albert S. , sweep cellar melter and refiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Biergo Joseph (Adar it Biertjo), dwl 736 Pacific
Bierhoff Samuel (Schoenholz Bros. & Co.), dwl 110 Sixth
Bierig Charles (L. A M. Kahn <t Co.), res New York
Bierler Adolph, Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor Keaniy

and Morton y

Bierman August, baker, dwl 339 Jessie /t. C '. - ' '
Biers Charles H., cabinetmaker, N s JteiUHid' \M, Fourth

and Fifth, dwl 14 Gilbert
Bierschwale Charles, cabinetmaker, 731 Mission
Biersterfeld Oscar, ironer Occidental Laundry, SE cor

Filbert and Octavia
Biesta Frederico, clerk Italian Consul, dwl 331 Mont
Blester William, laborer August C. Pape, dwl 1817} Pow
Biffendorfer George, bookkeeper, dwl 010 California
Big Bar Mill and Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), John

M. Buffington secretary, office 309 California
Bigage L., machinist, dwl 439 Minna
Bigarel F., dentist, dwl 037 Washington
Bigelow C. P., bricklayer, dwl 423 Bush
Biaelow Daniel, boilerniaker F. I. Curry, dwl 154 Dora
Bigelow Francis H., printer, dwl 315 Kitch
Bigelow George H. , insurance agent, dwl SW cor Howard

and Twenty-first
Bigelow H. B. (Holcomb Bros.), res New Haven, Conn.
Bigelow Henrs', dwl 13 Powell
BIOKLOW 'UEXKY H., general manager Home

Mutual Insurance Co., office 400 California, dwl SW

cor Howard and Twenty-first
Bigelow Jonathan E., insurance agent, dwl 350 First
Bigelow John F., with Cross &Co., dwl 619 Pine
Bigelow Lewis, driver City R. R., dwl 103 Fifteenth
Bigelow S. C, real-estate," office 200 Sansom, dwl Grand

Hotel

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

D. "W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.

Bijfelow Susan H. Mrs., dwl 416 Bryant

Biys^er Alexander, cabinetmaker William J. Heney &

Co., dwl 227 Post
Bigger Alexander, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Constitu-
tion, dwl SW cor Nineteenth and Stevenson
Bigger William H., draj-man Hayden & Lincoln, dwl 326

Tehama, rear
Biggers Jennie P. Mrs. , adjuster coiner's department U.

S. Mint, dwl Windsor House
Biggins Frederick, dwl 624 Ellis
Biggins Patrick, plasterer, dwl 632 Brannan
Biggins Patrick, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N s

Sierra, nr Georgia
Biggins William, plasterer, dwl 6 Bridge
Biggio A., vegetable dealer, dwl IS Ohio
Biggorino Joseph, driver Bavaria Brewery, dwl S s

Green bet Dupcjnt and Kearu}'
Biggs Abel R. (A . li. Bijgs d- Co.), res Oakland
Biggs A. R. & Co. (Arthur McCuviiskey), wines and

liquors, 305 California
Biggs Harry C, salesman S. McHenry & Co., dwl 2114

Steiner
Biggs Henrj"-, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Biggs Jesse, carpenter S. S. Culverwell, 24 California
Biggs John E., proptr Flume House, E 3 San Bruno

road nr Twenty-sixth
Biggs R. E. , merchant, dwl Russ House
Bigg}- John, expressman, junction Market and Stockton
Bigg^' John, helper Weed & Kingwell, dwl 523 Howard
Biggy Terence, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 523

Howard
Bigg}- William, apprentice Weed & Kingwell, dwl 523

Howard
BIOLEY BROTHERS (Daniel and George), groceries

and provisions, NE cor Clay and Davis
Bigley Daniel (Bigley Brothers), dwl 203 Eleventh
Biglej' George (Bigley Brothers), dwl 1011 Washington
Bigley John, dwl 707 Larkin

Bigley John, gasfltter P. R. O'Brien, dwl 316 Beale
Bigley John, laborer California Grain Warehouse, cor

Beale and Brannan
BIGLEY THOM.VS, shipwright, calker, and sparmaker,

13 and 15 Spear, dwl S32 Mission
Bignami Frank, carver S. F. Manufacturing Co., NW cor

Main and Howard
Bi.gn6 Vincent (Dol cfc B.), dwl 619 Union
Bignotti Giacomo, proprietor Garden Stables, S s Clark

bet Daris and Front, dwl 9 Lafayette PI
Bignolli John, laborer with Casassa, Bacigalupi & Cor-

celia, dwl SE cor Hayes and Baker
Bigwood George, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Bigwood Job (Xewsham <fc B.), dwl W s Columbia bet

Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Bihler Jacob, teamster Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.,

SW cor Chestnut and Pierce
Bihler William (Charles F. Wagner & Co.), res Lake\ille
Bilay Antone, clerk S. Lachman & Co., dwl W s Mission

bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Bilby G. L., carpenter, dwl 907 Folsora
Bile W., messman S. S. Oritianmie, Fulsom St.WTiarf
iiiley John, dressmaker C. Myers, dwl 1226 Bush
Bilfinger Gustave, carrier Guide, dwl 1334 Dupont
Bilfinger Marie (widow), dressmaker, 1332 Dupont
Bilicke Gustave, capitalist, dwl 824 Geary
Bill Conrad (Bill li- Schniirmund), dwl 427 Union
Bill Conrad, upholsterer Henry Luchsinger & Co., dwl 7

Card Alley
Bill George, butcher Louis Zeh, dwl 1413 Kearny
Bill Jacob, butcher, dwl 512 Linden Av
Bill Katv, Miss, bakery, 213 Fourth
Bill Philip, laborer, dwl 213 Fourth
Bill Philip, real estate, dwl 29 Ritch
BILL »V SCH.niRMlXO (Conrad Bill and Conrad

Schminnund), chojihuuse, 39 Market
Billanej' John, fireman, dwl 42 Clara
Billaney R., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Billet Frank, laundryman, dwl 279 Minna
Billett Maria (widow), dwl 111 Ridley
Billinghurst Ray, salesman Thos. Kelly, dwl SE cor

Leavenworth and Geary
Billings A. D. , actor Maguire's New Theater
Billings David R., groceries and liquors, 1311 Stockton, dwl

522 Filbert
Billings Edward P., porter Bank of San Francisco, dwl

436 California
Billings Ellen Mrs., funiished rooms, 13* Geary
Billings George E., salesman A. Roman & Co., dwl 809

Hyde

Billings James, laborer, dwl 509 Washington

Billings J. N., dwl Grand Hotel

Billings Joseph, deckhand stm Marj' Taj'lor, dwl 531 East

Billings Kate (widow), dwl 52S Natoma

Bills. F. J., telegraph operator Central Pacific R. R., NE

cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 241 Ninth
Bilse A., bookkeeper Arthur E. Magill, dwl 537 Turk
Bilstein Richard, butcher S. F. Packing and Pro\ision Co.
Bilty T. G. & Co. (William A. Jones), stockbrokers, 236

Montgomery room 6
Bilty Theodore G. (T. G. Bilty X- Co.), dwl 1420 Powell
Biltz F. R., tuner Shennan & Hyde, res Oakland
Bimat Felicine, laundress De Haes & Clement, dwl 633

Third
Binder Charles, clerk, dwl 34 Ellis
Binder Charles A., barkeeper, dwl 814 Montgomery
Binder Frederick, brewer, dwl 342 Union
Binder George J., bookkeeper Ballard & Hall, dwl 1424

Gear}'
Binder l" Frank, paymaster's clerk U. S. Navy, dwl 1424

Gear}'
Bine Leon, salesman Solomon Bine, dwl 605 Taylor
Bine Solomon, fancy goods, 133 Kearny, dwl 614 Sutter
Bineaud Leon, hairdresser and wigmaker, 818 Stockton
Binet Frank, laborer Lafayette Restaurant, dwl 711 Com
Binet Joseph L., housecarpenter, dwl E s Laguna bet

Lily Av and Oak
Bingenheimer Christopher, cooper, 110 Davis, dwl 5 Clem
Bingham Alexander, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, dwl

435 Pine
Bingham Dora Mrs., dwl 139 Fourth
Bingham Henr}' (Menzies d- B.), dwl 1808 Dupont
Bingham M. A. (widow), dwl 710 Taylor
Bingle William, carpenter, dwl 108 Eighth
Biui Guiseppe, laborer Cal. Italian Paste Co., dwl Gari-
baldi House
Binn George, driver James Dunn
Binney Henry, clerk, dwl 100 Jackson
Binnings John, clerk Henry Brommer & Co., dwl SE cor

Hayes and Franklin
Binny Stewart B., dwl 702 Sutter

Binswanger Louis, gents' furnishing goods, 513 Kearny
Biojini Fernando, express, dwl E s San Jose Road nr St.

Maiy's College
Birhe Henry C, clerk Charles Smith, dwl SE cor Railroad

and Sixth
Birce Frank A., clerk, dwl 1238 Howard
Birch, Argall <& Co. (Win. H. Birch and John Argall),

proprietors California Machine W'orks, 119 Beale
Birch Patrick, stevedore, dwl 114 Townsend
Birch Samuel, gardener, dwl E s Castro bet Seventeenth

and Eighteenth
Birch Thomas J., bookkeeper Examinei, dwl 729 Cal
Birch William, carpenter Holland & Ruppell, dwl 949 Fol
Birch William A., bookkeeper H. H. Noble & Co., dwl 913

Sacramento
Birch William H. (Birch, Argall & Co.), dwl 2405 Clay
Birchler Meirad, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Bird A. B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Sacra-
mento nr Stockton
Bird A. L., clerk, dwl 13 Leavenworth
Bird Albert, laborer, dwl 911 Sacramento
Bird Alicia (widow), dwl 1555 Kearny
Bird Andrew, carpenter, dwl 44 Minna
Bird Andrew, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Bird Charles, seaman bark Revere, Pacific St.WTiarf
Bird Edward, machinist, dwl 203 Leavenworth
Bird Edward, raolder, dwl 551 Folsom
Bird Elizabeth (widow), dressmaker 254 Beale
Bird Ellen Miss, housekeeper Samuel H. Dwinelle, dwl

225 Leavenworth
Bird Franklin, shipcarpenter, dwl 624 Fourth
Bird F. W., salesman Wm. J. Heney & Co., dwl 16 Stock
Bird George, carjienter, dwl 44 Minna
Bird George Mrs (widow), dwl 8 St. Mary
Bird James, patternmaker Union Iron Works, dwl 567

Mission
Bird Michael, laborer, dwl 1 Auburn
BIRD iVELSOX J., physician and surgeon, office 230

Kearny, dwl 1049 Mission
Bird Patrick, expressman, cor Keamy and Geary, dwl 514

O'Farrell
Bird Patrick, seaman bark Revere, Pacific St. WTiarf
Bird Patrick F., plumber, dwl 709 Minna
Bird R., clerk, dwl 102 Eddy
Bird Richard, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl 36

Welsh, rear
Bird Robert, watchmaker and jeweler, 1313 Pacific
Bird Thomas, dwl SW cor Hyde and Ellis

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Goodi

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Bird Thomas, liquor saloon, 640 Pacific

Bird William, bricklayer, dwl OGf) Market

Bird William, molder McConnick, Lewis & Co., dwl 14

Shipley
Bird M'illiam, tailor, dwl 178 Stevenson
Bird Wilson, clerk, dwl 915^ Howard
Birdhoff J., laborer, dwl Spring Valley bet Mission and

\alencia
Birdsall Carrie Miss, actress California Theater, dwl 618

Pine
Birdsall Charles, drucrgist, dwl 729 Harrison
Birdsall David H., dwl 911 Laguna
Birdsall E. Miss, upholstress F. G. Edwards, dwl 729

Harrison
Birdsall Elias Rev., rector St. John's Church, dwl W s

Dolores nr Twentieth
Birdsall Elizabeth (widow), dwl 729 Harrison
Birdsall Georije, liquor saloon, 129 Clay, dwl 141 Perry
Birdsall George W., special policeman^ City Hall
Birdsall Maggie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 2G Fourth
Birilsall K. 15. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School,

dwl 911 Laginia
Birdsall Samuel T., attorney at law, office 504 Kearny,

dwl 726 California
Birdsall William, butcher William Van Housen, dwl 22

Eddy
Birdsall Wyatt, first assistant engineer stm Orizaba, dwl

618 Pine
Birdsall Zephaniah, wagonmaster Wells, Fargo & Co.,

dwl 821 Green
Birtre James J., dentist, office 410 Kearny, 'dwl 600 Bush
Birgliam A. (£. Guittard d- Co.), res Alameda
Birmiscia Joseph, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Biringer Frederick, fireman stm Washington, Jackson St.

Wharf
Birkholz John F., tailor J. H. Tobin, dwl lOJ Boardman
Birkit Christopher, painter, dwl 907 Folsom
Birkmaier George L. {Kohler, Chase <t- Co.), dwl 227 Geary
Binuingham Bridget Miss, cook Rev. Horatio Stebbins,

16 Ellis
Birmingham James M., upholsterer William J. Heney &

Co., dwl 551 Stevenson
Birmingham Peter Rev., assistant pastor St. Joseph's

Church, dwl W s Tenth bet Howard and Folsom
Birmingham T. W., waiter stmr Mohongo, Broadway St.

Wharf
Birmingham. See Bermingham
Birmington Tliomas, haniessmaker, dwl 316 Jessie
Birnbaum H. B. , bookkeeper Charles P. Lolor, dwl 1112

Leavenworth
Birnbaum Isaac, cigars and tobacco, 322j Montajomery,
Birmie Robert, interpreter Drake & Rix, 708 Montgomery
BIKKKLL AXDREW, real estate, dwl 1525 Wash
Birrell George, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 1525

Washington
Birth Henry D., sashmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl 11 Kate
Bisagno Josejih, salesman Antonio Daneri, dwl 924 Pac
Bisagno Louis, real-estatebroker, dwl 924 Pacific
Bisbee DeWitt F. {Welch <t Co.), dwl 751 Harrison
Bischel Henrj', carpenter and contractor, dwl 114 Dora
Bischoff Diedrich (Carstensen ifc B.), dwl SW cor Geary

and Jones
BL^CHOFF FREDERICK, groceries and liquors, SW

cor Powell and Vallejo
Bischotf William H., teacher guitar, dwl 837 Folsom
Bishop Abbie Miss, housekeeper, dwl 141 Shipley
Bishop Amy (widow), dwl 1017 Clay
Bishoi) Benjamin F., jeweler Le\-ison Bros., dwl 613 Pine
Bishop B. P., manufacturer soap, 20 Hinckley, dwl 109

Montgomery
Bishop D. M. & Co. (Etifjene Wkgand), publishers S. F.

Citv Directory, and Cal. State Business Directory, 521

Clav
Bishop Duncan M. (D. M. Bishop & Co.), dwl 742 Wash
Bishop E. B., merchant, dwl NE cor Valencia and Twenty-
second
Bishop Edgar {Bishop i: Co.), dwl 513 Webster
Bishop Francis, carpenter, dwl 716^ Grove
Bishop George W., weigher Berryman & Doyle, dwll621

Powell
Bishop Gordon, laborer Frear Stone Co., dwl 27 Perry
Bishop Helmer D., stairbuUder Sanborn & BjTnes, dwl

141 Shipley
Bishop Henry, dwl 23 Fell

Bishop Henry, clerk Henrj' Brunjes, dwl 430 Brannan
Bishop Henry, driver M. A. Mercer, dwl 112 McAllister

bet Polk and Iiarkin
Bishop Henry, liquor saloon, 2 Clay, dwl 1005 Capp nr

INventy-fifth

Bishop Isaac, traveling salesman Louis Taussig & Co.
Bishop James H., carpenter Albert A. Snyder, dwl NW

Cor Clay and 'lay
Bisho]) James W., sawyer Benjamin F. Oilman, dwl 327

Slinna
Bishoii John, quartennaster Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Bishop Mary (widow), dwl 23 Fell

Bishoi> McKendree F., dentist, office and dwl 416 Larkin
Bishop Michael, laborer John Jennings, dwl 110 Tehama
Bishoji Oliver H., porter Spruance, Stanley & Co., dwl S s

Twenty-sixth nrA'alencia
Bishop Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Bishop Ransom B., proprietor Moore House, 325i Bush
Bishop Richard, stonecutter, dwl 421 Vallejo
Bishop S. M., sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl

210 Ritch
Bishop Stephen, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl 1325

Pacific
Bishop Thomas B. (Bishop & Fifield), dwl 536 Second
Bisho]> William, clerk, dwl 516 Stevenson
Bishop William, plasterer, dwl 15 Oak Grove Av
Bishop William, teamster Schussler & LHmer, dwl 421 Fifth
Bishop William H., plasterer, dwl 415 Post
BISBIor A *'0, {Edjar Bishop, Arthur S. Peterson,

and Lawrence W. Palmer), groceries, 716 Market

and 17 Gean'
BISHOP «fe FIFIELO {Thomas B. Bishop aiid Wil-
liam. H. Fifield), attorneys at law, office 522 Mont
Bisker Peter, miner, dwl 721 Pacific
Bisner James, steward Morton House, dwl 704J Mission
Bison Henry, barkeeper, dwl 502 Mission
Bissell Charles T., civil engineer, dwl 2508 Clay
Bissell George R., superintendent Eureka Gas Machine

Co., 713 Harrison, res Alameda
Bissell James L., dwl 531 Mission
Bissell William, dwl 856 Mission
Bisset Andrew, stonecutter, dwl 1027 Sutter
Bissett H. N. Mrs., boarding, 128 and 130 Trier
Bissett Horatio N. (Bissett A Dclany), dwl 130 Tyler
Bissett Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Bissett & Delany (Horatio N. Bissett and Wiliiam D.

Delany), shipwTights, 518 East
Bissinger Adolph, bookkeeper Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 206

Kearny
Bissinger Samuel, clerk Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 206 Kear
Bisterfeld Frank, waiter Hemme & Renter, dwl 31 ilor-

ton
Bistrup William, tailor, dwl 562 Stevenson
Bite Palafos (widow), dwl 634 Vallejo
Biter John, bookkeeper M. & C. Mangels, dwl S s Waller

bet Fillmore and St«iner
Bith John, laborer George H. Mliitney, 114 Steuart
Bither Amanda Mrs., fmnished rooms, Astor Block, 631

Sacramento
Bither George W., physician, office and dwl 631 Sac
Bitley Frank, machinist Tait & Hainque, dwl 172 Silver
Bitter Johanna (widow), dwl 215 O'Farrell
Bitterman Charles, meat market, 2602 Folsom, dwl NW

cor Twenty-second and Folsom
Bittner Henn,', baker, dwl 237 Eighth
Bixbv John, teamster, dwl 421 Folsom
Bixby LlewelTO (B. P. Flint & Co., and Flint, B. tb Co.),

res San Juan Baptista, Cal
Bizion Louis, wines and liquors, 1413 Dupont
Bizzott William, seaman Oregon S. S. Co.'s Montana, Fol-
som St. W'harf
Bjerremark Christian, wines and liquors, 314 Third
Bjorkman August, drajTiian Phillips, Taber & Co., dwl

5695- Minna
Bjorkman Carl, draughtsman John Marquis, dwl 937

Howard
Blab Joseph, laborer Henry Grimm
Blach Charles, phvsician, dwl 631 Post
Blachree Frank D'., clerk MunAy, Grant & Co., dwl 1910

Stockton
Black Adam, bootmaker, dwl 1211 Mission
Black Alexander, clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

Street Wharf
Black Ann (\ndow), dwl 707 Stockton
Black Asa J. carpenter William L. Bovyer, dwl 728^

Natoma
Black Arthiu- L., bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank, dwl

914 Clay
Black Bear Quartz Mining Co. (Klamath Co., Cal.), W.

Letts Oliver secretary, office 316 California
Black Daniel, dwl 14 Anthony
BLACK DI.4.MOXD COAL CO., P. B. Cornwall

president, office E s Spear bet Folsom and Harrison

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha:

Black Edward, apprentice Morris, Schwab & Kennedy,

dwl 71 Water
Black Edward, cook, dwl 537 Sacramento
Black Edwin H., painter, SE cor Sixteenth and Rondel

PI, dwl 2 Camp
Black Elizabeth I). Mrs., glovemaker Pacific Glove Works,

dwl 123 Fifteenth
Black Ellen (widow), upholsteress Cal. Rirniture Manuf.

Co., res Bernal Heights
Black Georye, mason New U. S. Appraiser's Building
Black George Mrs. (widow), dwl 190(i Eddy
Black George C, bricklayer, dwl 5 Midway
Black George W., cutter Neustadter Bros., dwl 2324 Miss
Black Hawk Coal M. Co., H. A. Powell secretary, oflSce

520 Montgomery
Black Henry (Black ct- Co.), dwl 110 Minna
Black Henry M. (//. 31. Black & Co.), and school director,

dwl 511 Gough
BliACK H. M. «!; CO., carriagemakers, 851-855

Market
Black Howard (Neuherg <fc B.), dwl 2324 Mission
Black James, dwl 187 Montgomery

Black James, clerk Dickson, De Wolf & Co. , dwl 1906 Eddy
Black James, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., dwl 11

Minna
Black James, laborer Masonic Cemetery
Black James, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Black James, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,

dwl 413 Brannan
Black James M., nurse Home of the Inebriate, dwl NE

cor Stockton and Chestnut
Black J. B., clerk, dwl 906 Market
Black J. F., cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, SW cor Brannan

and Eighth
Black John, spinner Mission and Pacific Woolen Mills,

dwl SW cor Mariposa and Alabama
Black John, watchman Broadway Bonded Warehouse,

dwl 2229 Mission
Black John, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 327

Beale
Black John J., painter, 1013 Green, dwl 1023 Kearny
Black John W., boilermaker, dwl 315 Fremont
Black John W., collector Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl 632

Fell
Black Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 663 Howard
Black Joseph, clerk, dwl 317 Ellis
Black J. S., captain bark Nicholas Biddle, ofiice, pier 3

Steuart
Black Patrick W., nightwatchman U. S. Mint, and fore-
man Van Nostrand & Co., dwl 408 Minna
Black Peter R., shipjoiner, dwl 116 Natoma
Black P. F. W., mining, office 418 California room 5, dwl

6j- Kearny
Black Richard, carpenter, dwl NW cor Sixth and Bryant
Black Robert, dwl 21 Sixth
Black Robert H., dwl 3 Harriet

Black Robert M. , gents' furnishing goods, 209 Montgom-
ery, dwl 1100 Van Ness Av
Black Samuel H. , silverplater, dwl 31 Moss
Black Samuel H. Mrs., confectionery, 399 Sixth
Black William, laborer, dwl S s Sacramento bet Devisa-

dero and Broderick
Black William, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 39 Clem
Black William, marble works, 432 Minna
Black William, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl

124 Tyler
Black William I., farmer, dwl 2324 Mission
Black William K., house carpenter, dwl 663 Howard
Black William W., agent Diez, Bertz & Co., dwl 1054

Howard
Black & Co. (Henry Black and A. S. Sturgeon), bed and

sofa springs manufacturers, 63 New Montgomery
Blackburn Allen, dwl 147 Third
Blackburn Allen H., clerk White Bros., dwl 10 Hampton

PI
Blackburn Benjamin F., cashier Evening Post, dwl 817

Howard
Blackburn Charles, salesman Meeker, James & Co., SE

cor California and Davis
Blackburn Charles A., deputy county assessor, dwl 1312

Lark in
Blackburn Joseph, laborer, dwl 542 Mission
Blackburn L. F. (Blackburn & Fallon), dwl 323 Bush
Blackburn William, bookkeeper, dwl 717 Ellis
Blackburn & Fallon (L. F. Blackburn and M. Fallon),

Alhanibra Saloon, 323 Bush
Blackie George, machinist William Deacon, dwl 651 Miss
Blacklay James, clerk Edgar J. Bowen, dwl 806 Sansom
Blackledge R., miner, dwlRuss House

Blackledge Robert (Hughes <£; B.), dwl Woodrow House
Blackman Abraham, dwl 33 O'Farrell
Blackman Abraham, tailor, dwl 207 Pacific

Blackman Cassius H., salesman Wilmerding, Kellogg &
Co., dwl 112 O'Farrell

Blackman, Dio, teacher, dwl W a San Jos6 road nr St.
Mary's College

Blackman Henry, bookkeeper Julius Samuels, dwl 33
O'Farrell

Blackman Henry.'salesman Levison Bros., dwl 930 Clay

Blackman Maurice J., plumber, 109 Hayes

Blackman William, driver Edward S. Squire, dwl Eli
House

Blackmar Ransom C, butter, cheese, etc., 52 Centre
Market, dwl 1003 Turk

Blackmore L., carpenter, dwl Terminal Hotel

Blackstaff Maggie A. D. Miss, teacher, dwl 1707 Dupont

Blackstaff Mary E. D. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, dwl 1707 Dupont

Blackstaff Ann D. (widow), dwl 1707 Dupont

Blackstone James, laborer, dwl 946 Harrison

Black well Edward S., bookkeeper Forrest & Co., dwl
923j Harrison

Blackwell Enoch, carriagetrimmer, dwl 923^ Harrison

Black well Horatio S., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl
1003 Powell

Blackwell James, longshoreman, dwl 527 Sacramento

Blackwell Joseph, stableman Oliver Hinckley, dwl 542
Mission

Blackwell Patrick, cook John Kohlmoos, 52 Everett

Blackwood Charles, waiter Russ House

Blackwood John, dwl 808 Mission

Blackwood Thomas S., physician, ofiice and dwl 824
Montgomery

BIAC'KWOOD "WILLIAM real estate, ofiice 109
California room 13, dwl NW cor Bryant and Oak
Grove Av

Blade George H., waiter, dwl 924 Dupont

Blade John, laborer, dwl 10 Downey

Blaess Michael, waiter Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 108 Turk

Blaikie Andrew, draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 2413 Buchanan

Blaikie James F., plumber, dwl 7 Pratt PI

Blaikie James L., real estate, dwl 7 Pratt Court

Blaikie Richard T., shipjoiner, dwl 1 White PI nr Jones

Blaikie Sarah (widow), dwl SE cor Bush and Buchanan

Blaikie William, lamptrimmer O. & O. S. S. Gaelic

Blakie. See Blakey.

Blaine Rodman P. , bookkeeper, dwl 1327 Sacramento

Blainfield John, mariner, dwl 56 First

Blair Augustus W., attorney at law, dwl SW cor Howard
and Twenty-fifth

Blair C. C, butcher, dwl 1142 J Market

Blair Charles, machinist, dwl 32 Ellis

Blair Chauncey S., fireman Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 1304
Larkin

Blair C. M., patternmaker Palmer, Knox & Co., res Oak-
land

BLAIR DAVID B., agent Scottish Commercial Insur-
ance Co., office 321 California, res Oakland

Blair E., clerk, dwl 208 Eddy

Blair Frank B., pressroom U. S. Mint, dwl 606 Mont

Blair Henry, shaperhand Kragen & Co., dwl 220 Third

Blair James, second assistant engineer P. M. S. S. Colima

Blair James C, turner, dwl 8 Zoe

Blair John B., cabinetmaker William H. Cummings, dwl
533 Commercial

Blair John G,, master mariner, dwl 837 Folsom

Blair Matthew (Blair tfc Chase), dwl 224 Capp

Blair Robert, machinist Cal. Machine Works, dwl 8 Zoe

Blair S. Mrs., dwl 606 Montgomery

Blair Samuel, master mariner, dwl 47 Tehama

Blair Thompson, clerk Pac. Boiler Works, dwl 315 Fulton

BLAIK THOMAS M., sergeant-at-arms S. F. Stock
and Exchange Board, 411|^ California, and agent Pa-
cific Hall, dwl 51S Bush

Blair William, painter, dwl 8 Zoe

Blair William, jiroptr Rausch Street Hotel, 32 Rausch

Blair W. B., dwl 606 Montgomery

BLAIR tk CHASE (Matthew Blair and William W.
Chase), hay and grain, 1912 JIarket

Elaird Etienne, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Blaisdell Charles, clerk, dwl 104 Taylor

Blaisdell James S., printer Cal. Oil Cloth Factory dwl S a
Twenty-second nr Folsom

Blaisdell James B. , shoemaker, 9 Ashbui-ton PI

Blaisdell John, laborer, dwl Perry nr Third

Blaisdell P., clerk, dwl 1142J Market

Blaisdell S., dwl 110 Taylor

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BEAMISH'S—Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Markf ]^

p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Blaisdell. See Blasdell

Blake Calvin T., collector Howard St. Wharf, dwl 523 How
Blake tliarles, boxmakcr, dwl 810 Stockton
Blake Charles, car|>eiiter, dwl i Vernon I'l nr Folsom
BLAKE ClIAKLKS Klt^V.UCD, physician and sur-
geon, office and dwl 40tj Hayes
Blake Charles K., dentist, ottice -229 Kear, dwl 1231 Turk
Blake Charles M. lie v., ex-chaplain U. .S. Anny, dwl 110

Stockton
Blake Christian, carpenter, dwl 33 Welsh
Blake Daniel, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. City of

San Francisco
Blake Edward P., clerk Knowland & Doc, dwl 523 Howard
Blake Edwin, drayman Brjden iV: Hinckley, dwl 52 Silver
Blake E. H., painter Mission ^V Pacific Woolen Mills
Blake Eliziibeth (widow), dwl 121 Shipley
Blake Ellen Mrs., with Mrs. A. Altmayer, 115 Eddy
Blake F. E., miner, dwl 210 Mason
Blake F. J. (widow), dwl 12 Auburn
BLAKE FKA.\«'I.S (Blake, Jiobbinsd- Co.), res Oakland
Blake Freeman D., tanner, dwl 43-t Jessie
Blake G., dwl (iao Commercial
Blake George, cabinetmaker, dwl 62 Natoma
Blake George B., teamster Ten Cent Parcel Delivery Co.,

dwl Fillmore nr Turk
Blake George M., bookkeeper Alvinza Hayward, dwl 320
EUis
•i2 Blake George W., salesman Fisher & Co., dwl 204 Mont
Blake G. O., sawyer Charles Field fii Co., dwl 64S Howard
Blake Grecnieaf A., drajinan, cor Jackson and Sansom,

dwl 112 Fell
Blake Hanson A., \^tener and chimneysweeper, 121
-< Morton, rear J3 3

Blake Henry C,<lfotary piiElic and commissioner of deeds,
« office <*<Montgomery, dwl 311 Hays
« BL.IKK IIEMtY H. {E. L. Smith d: Co.), dwl 810 Leav
lilake Hog-arth, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Blake James, kalsominer, dwl 142 Clara
Blake James, physician, office and dwl 420 Sutter
i Blake James K., tuner Kohler, Chase & Co,, dwl 1118 Sac
ii, Blake James W., physician, dwl 1636 Eddy
:ilake J. H., captain schr Dashing Wave, office Pier 5 Steu
Blake John, boots and shoes, 974 Folsom
31ake John, carpenter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 1717
'i Jessie

:• Blake John, hamessmaker, 707^ Mission, dwl 151 Natoma,
rear
Blake John, laborer K. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Blake John, liquor saloon and boarding, 106 First
3ii Blake John, merchant tailor, 320 Post
Blake John, plasterer, dwl 121 Shipley
Jlake John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Blake John G., brickmason, dwl 853 Folsom
)'ii ilake John H., miner, dwl Union Hotel, 511 Mission
ilake Julia (widow), dwl 540 Natoma
ilake Levi, grainer, dwl 213j Clara
ilake Mary Ann (widow), dw 1 12 Leroy PI
irpLAKE MAl'KICE B., attorney at law, office room 17
72y Montgomery, dwi 325 Seventeenth bet Mission
and Valencia
(LAKE .MAl'RICE C, judge Municipal Criminal
Court, chambers 726 Montgomery rooms 16 and 17,
dwl 325 Seventeenth bet Mission and \'alencia
tlake M. K. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 1012 Polk
lake Patrick, blacksmith Patrick Maxwell, dwi 518 Miss
lake Patrick, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwi 628

Minna
Ilake Philip H., deputy County Assessor, dwi N s Point

Lobos Av bet Collins and Ferrie
(LAKE, BOBBINS A CO. (^Francis Blake, Charles
F. Bobbins, J antes Mnjlt and James JF. Towne),
importers and jobbers news, writing and wrapping
paper, 516 Sacramento and 519 Commercial
lake Samuel, machinist, dwi 21 Anthony
lake Seth B., capitalist, dwi 205 Taylor
lake Sumner C. , stationery and photographs, 617 Mont-
gomery, dwi 701 St<3ckton
(LAKE TIIEODORE A., civil and mining engineer,
If, 216 Bush
lake Walter, painter, dwl 813 Harrison
lake William, hostler The Villa, dwi NW cor Sixth Av

and Fulton

lake William, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
lake William, painter, dwi 529 Second
lake William H. {Gary 6: B.), dwl 928 Washington
lakely Adolph, clerk, dwi 23 Powell
lakely Bridget (widow), dwi 109 Powell
lakely Bridget Mrs., lodgings, 163 Minna

Blakely Calvin, carpenter Excelsior Mills, dwi E s Brews-
ter nr San Bruno Uoad, Bemal Heights
Blakely C. F. Mrs., furnished rooms, 206 Kearny
Blakely Edward, carpenter, dwi 1320 Stockton
Blakely Edward, foreman ammonia works S. F. Gas

Light Co., dwi 25 Hawthonie
Blakely Edward, jjainter, dwi 062 Howard
Blakely John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 159 Minna
Blakely John, laborer, dwi 135 Tehama
Blakely John, seaman, dwi 32 Steuart
Blakely John E., chemist, dwi 25 Hawthorne
Blakeman James R., dairyman, dwl 635 California
Blakeslee C, druggist, dwi Russ House
Blakeslee J. Mrs., dwi 31 Turk
Blakeslee N., dwl 16 Turk

Blakey John, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 510 Vallejo
Blakey. See Blaikie
Blakiston John R., sailmaker John S. Blakiston, dwl 236

Third
Blakiston John S., sailmaker, 6 and 8 Clay, dwl 236 Third
Blakney William S., carpenter, dwi IS Eddy
Blakslee Charles A., policeman City Hall, dwl 755 Howard
Blanc Alexander, real estate, dwl 117 Dora
Blanc Amedee, carrier Guide and News Letter, dwl 107

Montgomery Block
Blanc Henrj', marblecutter Charles Roche, dwi 955 Bryant
Blanc Paul, liquor saloon, 636 Pacific, dwi SW cor Dupont

and Broadway
Blanc Stewart, bootmaker, 11 Ellis, dwi 610 Ellis
Blanca Louis, laborer Lucy Daniel
Blanch Benjamin, painter, dwi 314 Third
Blanch Bernard, hearse and coachmaker, 69 Stevenson,

dwi 314 Third
Blanchar Jed D., president California Farmers' Mutual

Fire Insurance Assn, office NE cor California and

Davis, dwi 2115 Bush
Blanchard Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwi 621|^ Minna
Blanchard C. P., salesman Davis Bros., dwl 131 Mont
Blanchard Da\ id {Blanchard <fc Uaberlin), dwi 6214 Min
Blanchard Edwin, drayman Peck & Co., dwl 1505 Piiie
Blanchard F. T. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department; U. S.

Mint, dwl 130 Eleventh
Blanchard Henry P. (Williams B. & Co.), dwl 737 Ellis
Blanchard J. B. (widow), dwl 710 Jones
Blanchard John, stonecutter, dwi 412 Clementina
Blanchard Jules, hardware and bed-spring manufacturer,

44 Fourth, dwi 245 j Stevenson
Blanchard Leopold, clerk Jules Blanchard, dwl 245^ Stev
Blanchard Lott, messenger Custom House, dwi 130

Eleventh
Blanchard Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwi 621^ Minna
Blanchard Mary Mrs., tailoress, dwi 15 Harlan PI
Blanchard Nellie Miss, dressfitter, dwl 202 Sixth
Blanchard Phineas V., milkranch, cor Twenty-sixth and

San Jose Av
Blanchard Robert, dwi 23 Stockton
Blanchard & Haberlin, (David Blanchard and James

Uaberlin), liquor saloon, junction Market and Sutter
Blanch Viola, vocalist Palace Varieties, 25 Geary
Blanchet Henry, tailor, 539 Vallejo
Blanchette Louis, shoemaker, 775i Market, rear
Blanchfield Edward J., butcher James Fogarty, dwl 606

Fillmore
Blanchfield James, laborer, dwl 14 Baldwin Court
Blanchfield James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Blanchfield John, laborer, dwl SW cor Bond and Chesley
Blanchfield Oliver J., carpenter, dwi 267 Minna
Blanchfield Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fell

and Gough
Blanchfield Thomas, carpenter superintendent streets
Blanck John, cook Bill & Schmirmund, dwl 39 Market
Blanckenburg Tlieodore, bookkeeper E. K. Howes & Co.,

dwl 502 Franklin
Blanco Theresa (widow), seamstress, dwi NE cor Dupont

and Vallejo
Blanckhardt 'Theodore A., dwi 8 Brenham PI
Blanckenburg Francis, druggist H. W. Schmidt & Brother,

dwl 542 Kearny
Bland Washington, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 122 Geary
Blanding J. Gordon (Williatn <k J. G. Blandiiig), dwl

1606 Howard
Blanding William (William & J. G. Blanding), dwi 1606

Howard
BLAXDLVG WILLIAM «& J. G., attorneys at law,

office 507 Montgomery
Blaney Annie (widow), dwl 219 Main
Blaney Edward W., attorney at law, office 636 Clay, dwl

507 Ellis
Blaney James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwi Coso House

ijri AMES Q. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 315 Kearny Street.
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JEWELRY made to order and REPAIEED by D.W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merclia:

Blaney James E. (Conway Je B.), dwl SE cor Mission and

Ninth
Blaney Juhn, housepa.inter, dwl 507 Ellis
Blaney John Henry, bookkeeper Hibemia Savings and

Loan Soc., dwl 630 Jessie
Blangey Samuel F. , potmaker S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,

dwl 618 Fourth
Blank Charles C. , foreman Eclipse Bakery, 1414 Dupont,

dwl 1806 (1813) Hyde
Blank Louis, jeweler Samuel Simmons, dwl 1216 Powell
Blankart Koehler T. ilrs., teacher music, dwl 308 Hayes
Blankart Otto, teacher music, dwl 308 Hayes
Blankcn Henry, proprietor Six-mile House, San Bruno

road nr county line
Blanken Martin, clerk Henry Blanken, San Bruno road

nr county line
Blanken Nicholas {Mohrmann li- Co.), dwl 501 Broadway
Blankenhorn Charles, butcher, foreman B. Horn, dwl cor

First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Blankenhorn Gottleib, beer saloon, NW cor Mason and

Broadway
Blanliman William, dentist, ofRce and dwl 131 Mont
Blanks Belle H, (widow), dwl 16 DeBoom
Blankstein Henry, nianager D. Samuels, dwl 133 O'Farrell
Blanque Francisca (widow), dwl 38 Hinckley
Blarney D., laborer D. F. Shear & Co., 218 Drumm
Blasdel H. G., Ex Governor Nevada, dwl Grand Hotel
Blasdell George E., bagmaker Neville & Co., dwl 1445

Mission
Blasdell LawTence B., jeweler Hnbasb, Kutz & Co., dwl

564 Howard
Blasdell. See Blaisdell
Blaser A. , dressmaker, 32 Geary
Blaser J. Ch., dwl 1208 Tork
Elass Gasson, mercl^ant, dwl 44 Third
Blass John C, clerk C. V. Gillespie, dwl 655 Washington
Blass Meyer, merchant, 12 Biash, dwl 435 Fifth
Blasse Edmond (Blasse J: Harris), dwl 711 California
Blasse & Harris {Edmond Blasse and Isidore Harris),

cigars and tobacco, 306 Kearny
Blaszkower Marks, clerk Eldward Cohn & Co., dwl 337

Clementina
Blaszkower Pauline (widow), dwl 337 Clementina
Blath Siegmund, agent Patent Bviek Co., office Berry St.

Wharf, bet Third and Fourth, dwl 1512 Mission
Blattner John J. , contractor, Iwl 425 Third
Blaum William, baker, dwl 957 Market
Blaumford Nicholas, barber, dwl 3 Winter Iiane
Blaut Samuel, butcher John Faubel, dwl NE cor Sacra-
mento and Fillmore
Blauvelt George, waiter John Kohlmoos, 156 Second
Blauvelt Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 161 Second
Blauvelt Richard D. Jr., deputy county recorder, dwl 34

Eddy
Blechen Christopher, clerk John Mangles, dwl 1000 Fol
Blecher William, cook, dwl 55 Solano bet York and Butte
Bleecker Rebecca, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Bleinan E.ugene, mariner, dwl 440 Berry
Blenis Louis, painter, dwl 2315 Mission
Blennerhassett John, shoemaker M. M. Dugan, dwl 411

Linden Av
Blennerhassett Richard, shoemaker Perry Veitch, dwl 22

Clara
Blesi S., shoemaker, cor Montgomery Av and Powell, dwl

.5 Caroline
Bl«ss Dorcas, Mrs., dwl lOS Turk, rear
Blethen Charles A., carpenter, dwl 527 Sacramento
Bletlwn Eugene O., salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,

dwl 126 Fifth
Blethen James H. Capt., chief wharfinger Board State

Harbor Commissioners, office Pacific Wharf, dwl 126

Fifth
Blethen Julia Miss, teacher music, dwl 44J Sixth, Room 27
Bley Abram, importer millinery and straw goods, 606

Market, dwl 1011 Mission
Bley. See Bligh, and Ely
Blejinan Miss, upholstereress Frank Q. Edwards,

dwl 4 Vallejo PI
BlejTuan Edward, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, dwl

4 ValJejo PI
Blickett Thomas, seaman bktn Victor, Pacific St. Wharf
Bliely Joseph R., barber .Jacob Davis, dwl 150J Tehama
Bliffins Thomas, wharfinger Front St. Wharf, dwl 1919

Polk
Bligh Anna (widow), dwl S9S Bush
Blim John, calker Boole & Webster

I51ine , laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Blinkcorn Joseph, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl SE cor

Bush and Polk

Bloc

Blinn C. A. , carpenter, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden

Blinn Charles H., reporter Alta California, dwl 1527 Post

Blinn Francis, dwl 723 O'Farrell

Blinn Frederick G., dwl 542 Second

Blinn Henry, butcher, dwl E s Van Ness Av bet Bush

and Sutter
Blum Joseph, seaman, dwl 418 Drumm
Blinn S. B. (widow), dwl 542 Second
Blint Louis, laborer, dwl 907 Folsom
Bliss Benjamin B., dwl 543 Minna
Bliss George D,, live-stock dealer. Long Bridge, dwl 1597

Pacific Av
Bliss M., plumber, dwl 3 Taylor
Blitz Caroline Mrs., boarding, 227 Geary
Bliven Albert P., master mariner, office Pier 17 Steuart
Bliven Samuel W., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's Office,

dwl 1326 Jackson
Bloch Abraham B., clothing, 204 Montgomery Av, dwl

2106 Mason
Bloch Bernard, clerk Abraham B, Bloch, dwl 2106 Mason
Bloch Constantino, dentist, office 865J Market
Bloch Ellis, clerk Abraham B. Bloch, dwl 2106 Mason
Bloch Feodor, waiter Concordia Club, dwl 46 Second
Bloch Isaac F. {Block Jc Davidson), dwl 820 Larkin
Bloch Jean {Jean Bloch & Son), dwl 615 Greem
Bloch Jean & Son (Leon Bloch), dry goods, 1203 Stockton
Bloch Joseph {Zechandelaar <fe Co.), dwl 815 Geary
Bloch Leon {Jean Block & Son), dwl 615 Green
Bloch William, butcher, 72 and 73 California Market, and

boots and shoes, 1032 Dupont
Bloch Samuel {Block & Blum), dwl 532 O'Farrell
Bloch & Blum (Samuel Bloch and Henry Blum), market,

519 Geary
Bloch & Davidson (Isaac F. Bloch and James W. David-
son), morocco manufactory, cor Eleventh and Fol-
som, otfice 405 Sansom
Blochman Abraham (Blockman <£: Cerf), dwl 836 O'Farrell
Blochman E. Mrs-, millinery, 206 Kearny, dwl 420 O'Far-
rell
Blochman Emanuel, dwl 420 O'Farrell
Blochman & Cerf (A . Blockman and M. Cerf), commis-
sion merchants, 405 and 407 Sansom
BLOCK ABKAM (A. Block & Co. and Block J: Furth,
San Juan), office 115 Battery, and president Odd
Fellows' Savings Bank, office 325 Mont, dwl 208 Jones
Block Amos, dwl 1104 Market
Block Daniel, merchant, dwl 530 Ellis
Block Ehas M., dwl 1104 Market
Block Emanuel D., merchant, dwl 515 Geary
BLOCK FELI\, bilUard and liquor saloon, 526 Kearny,

dwl 909 Jackson
Block Felix, (Loeioel & Block), dwl 719 Clay
Block Isaac, stationer, dwl SW cor Mont Av and Vallejo
Block Israel, cigars and tobacco, 228 Sutter, dwl 523 Stei
Block Jacob, expressman, dwl 1717 Mason
Block James N., secretary S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory

office 115 Battery, dwl 1104 Market
Block John, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl E s Sanson

bet Union and Green
Block John, merchant tailor and clothier, 603 Kearny

dwl 324 Mason
Block Leon, clerk Reiss Bros. & Co., dwl 909 Jackson
Block Marcus, salesman J. Blumenthal, dwl 324 Mason
Block Robert M. C. , foreman dredge Winnemucca, dwl llOi

Powell
Block Theodore, dwl 10 Quincy
Blodes Theodore, barber, 1239 Folsom
Blodgett Charles F., barkeeper James Dwyer, dwl 921

Blodgett Edward A., shipping clerk Holbrook, Merrill i. "Wi

Co., 113 California
Blohm August, driver Henry A. Benjamin & Co,

1224 Eddy
Blohm Elizabeth, milliner, dwl 426 Vallejo, rear
Blohm Frances (widow), dwl 702 Pacific
Blohm Frederick, drayman Von Ronn, Hencke &

dwl 30 Jessie bet Seventh and Eighth
Blohm Frederick, teacher music, dwl 702 Pacific
Blohm John, butcher, dwl 415 East
Blohm John, clerk Frederick Lankenau, dwl NE CO

Powell and Ellis
Blohm John, shiix;arpenter, dwl 426 Vallejo, rear
Blohm John H., clerk Nicholas Bruns, dwl 617 Davis
Blohm Peter {Blohm, & Gerkcn), dwl NE cor Mission ant

Beale .

Blohm William G., captain schr Carolita, La Rue's Whari WtTd

dwl N s Buchanan bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Blohm & Gcrken (Peter Bluhm and Claus Oerkeii't

groceries, NE cor Mission and Beale

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Blohm. Sec Bloom and Blum
Blohme Bros. (HcniMii d: John), groceries and liquors,
NK cor Second and Tehama, and NW cor Sutter and
Polk
Blohme Herman (Bluhme Bros.), dwl 76 Tehama
Blohme John (Blohme Bros.), dwl NW cor Sutter and

Polk
Blomberg Robert L., lumberman, dwl 132 Steuart
Blomtn-ist Olof, watchmaker George C. Shreve & Co.,

dwl 612 Powell
Blonileau Zacharias, cooper and bottler, 712 Commercial,

dwl 8 Pratt PI
Blondell Thomas, expressman 325 Front, dwl 006 Fulton
Blondin John, shipcarpentcr, dwl 1514 Dupont
Blood C, clerk, dwl 906 Market
Blood Edward, seaman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Blood James, boatman Vallejo St. WTiarf, dwl 110

Francisco, rear
BL<»<>lk .1. II., attorney at law, notary public and com-
missioner of deeds, office 23 and 24 Montg-omery
Block, dwl N s Seventeenth bet Guerrero andSec Av
Blood John, boxmaker San Francisco Cooperative Box

Factory, dwl 1320 Mission
Blood John H., dwl 17 Harriet
Blood Joseph, dwl 32.t Ellis
Blood Levi S., book keejier Genesee Flour Mills, Gold nr

Sanson!, dwl 407 Van Ness Av
Blood P., agent, dwl 317 Ellis

Bio. id William, sailmaker John L. Prior, dwl 702 Vallejo
Blood William F. (Moodu d- B.), dwl 208 Montgomery
Blonm David (Hoffman it Co.), dwl 53.5J O'Farrell
Hlonm Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 531 Jones
Hl.Kim Isaac, fruitdealer, dwl 4 Oregon
Blocim Jessie M., saleswoman Palmer Bros., dwl 216

O'Farrell
Bloom Joseph, {Straus, Kohnstamm & Co.), dwl 716

Tyler

Bloom Josephine Miss, dressmaker, dwl 531 Geary
Bloom Rachael (widow), nurse, dwl 38 Jackson
3j Bloom Samuel, woolpuller and tanner, E s Folsom nr
Nineteenth, dwl NE cor Howard and Sixteenth
Bloom Wolf, woolpuller and tanner, cor Nineteenth and

Fnlsom, dwl 408 Tyler
Bloom. See Blohm and Blum
Blo.>nier Charles, clerk, dwl 33 Eddy
Bloomer Ditch Co. (Butte Co., Cal.), office 315 California

room 1

Bloomer Eliza A. (widow), dwl Eighth Av bet L and M,
^j South S. F.

Bloomer Jacob, printer, dwl 4 Haggin
Bloomer John C, city manager Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
i,;, graph Co., office 507 California, dwl ISl'i Dupont
<j( Jloomer R. F., with H. H. Barling, dwl Grand Hotel

Jloomer Theodore H., clerk Richard B. Irwin & Co., dwl
, - Eighth Av bet L and M, South S. F.

Jloomtield J. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, dwl 926 Jackson
,y, Jloomfield James T., dwl 926 Jackson

Jloomfield Mary G. (widow), dwl 212 Francisco
,.j, Sloomfield William, Tailors' Protective Union, NW cor

Kearny and Morton
, Jloomingclale Emanuel, merchant, dwl 1029 Bush
'.J $loomington Adolph, driver City R. R. Co., dwl 1904
,,j Mission

ilonmtar Edward, peddler, dw^l 1 Codman PI

iloor George W., compositor Morning Call, dwl 931 Sac

ilos Joseph Antone, expressman, SE cfir Battery and

California, dwl N s Nineteenth nr Capp
lossom Harry, dwl 606 Folsom
lossom J. M., clerk M. B. Blake, dwl 16 Read
lossom Thomas, dwl 606 Folsom

liite Henry, clerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1013 Washington
louser John, upholsterer, dwl 114 O'Farrell
.low Walter W., bookkeeper Haggin & Tevis, 309 Mont-
gomery, res Oakland
lower William, basketmaker, dwl 317 Tehama
lucher Joseph, waiter North Pacific Hotel, NE cor

Drumm and Jackson
lue Anchor, John Louis Schroeder proptr, 7 and 9 Wash
lue H. Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E s

Illinois nr Shasta
lue Jacket Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Cornelius J.
Eaton secretary, office 724^ Market room 19

«ue Line (freight)", Frank C. Ross agent, office 140 Mont
ue Robert, seaman, dwl 1210 Larkin, rear
., Bue Tent Consolidated Hydraulic Gold Mines of Califor-
' * nia (limited), (Nevada Co. Cal.), Thomas Price gen-
_^ eral manager, office 524 Sacramento
luemel Julius, gunsmith Frederick Schoeneman, dwl
517 Kearny

Bluemcl Lebercath, tailor, dwl Es Columbia bet Twenty

fourth and Twenty-fifth
Bluett Christopher, minor, dwl NE cor Montgomery and

Pacific
Bluff John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Bluher Hennaim, bookkeeiicr John Brueckner, dwl NW

cor Powell and John
Blum Amelia Miss, milliner Caroline Jordan, dwl 1521

Powell
Blum Augnist, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Blum Henry (Block tfc />'.), dwl cor Bush and Van Ness

Av
Blum Henry, bakery, 1817 Powell

Blum Henry Jr., clerk National Clock Co., dwl 1817 Pow
Blum Isadore, furniturebroker, dwl 1138 Sutter
Blum Jacob (Blum, Sonx A- Co., Dixmi, and Blum ib Co.,

Winters, Cal.), office 117 Batterj', dwl 009 Eddy
Blum Jacques, clerk Loewe Brothers, dwl 1024 Larldn
Blum Job, clerk Ackerman & Co., dwl 1224 Bush
Blum John (Biina d- Warner), dwl 824J Sacramento
Blum John, merchant, dwl 607 Eddy
Blum John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Blum Joseph, stockclerk Ackerman Brothers, dwl 1224

Bush
Blum Leon (J. Schweitzer dt Co.), dwl E s Van Ness Av

bet Bush and Sutter
Blum Marcus, miner, dwl What Cheer House
Blum Marcus M., musician, dwl 1224 Bush
Blmn Moses Jr., merchant, dwl 609 Eddy
Blum Moses Sr. (Bhcin d: Frankel, Vacaville), office 117

Battery, dwl 603 Eddv
Blum N. (widow), dwl 1224 Bush
Blum R., dwl 19 Ellis
Blum Simon, expressman, SW cor Sansomand California,

dwl 1414 Pine
Blum & Warner (John Blum and C. Warner), shooting

gallery S24j Sacramento
Blum. See Blohm, and Bloom
Blumberg J. (Blumberj d: Kreling), dwl NW cor Stockton

and Sutter
Blumberg Julius F., commission merchant, office 306

Montgomery, dwl 36 Twelfth
Blumberg & Kreling (./. Blumberg and J. F. Kreling),

proprietors Tivoli Garden, NW cor Stock and Sutter
Blume H., editor California Posten, office 326 Sansom,

dwl 52 Natoma
Blume Henry, bootmaker, 649 Merchant
Blume Lewis, dwl 922j Folsom
Blumenberg Israel R.,' capitalist, office 320 Sansom room

7, dwl 020 Ellis
Blumenberg S. Mrs., lodgings, SW cor Sansom aud Pine
Blumencheck T., laborer Charles Shaw
Blumenthal Abraham (Seeligson d- Co.), dwl 720 Market
Blumenthal Adolph, salesman, dwl 299 Clementina
Blumenthal Henry, butcher, dwl NW cor Twenty-third

and Hampshire
Blumenthal Henry M., grain and produce, 106 Clay, dwl

1314 Green
Blumenthal Isaac, merchant, 427 Tyler
Blumenthal Julius, dry goods, 158 Third, dwl 333 Haj-es
Blumenthal Phineas, clerk Simon L. Kafka, dwl 427 Tyler
Blumenthal Solomon, dwl 124 Olive Av
Bkunershien & RoemeT (Philip Blumershi-en and Adolph

P. Bocnier), nursery. West End Homestead, San Jos6

Road
Blumershien Philip (Blumershien d: Roemer), dwl West

End Homestead, San Jos6 Road
Blunchat Antone, laborer William T. Garratt
Blundell H., jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 700 Broadway
Blundell Henrj', sailmaker John L. Prior, dwl Ss Lincoln

nr Taylor
Blundell James, restaurant, 1.303 Stockton, dwl 700 Bdwy
Blunt John P., clerk Einstein Bros. <k Co., dwl 1100 Taylor
Blunt Phineas U., U. S. assistant storekeeper Oriental

Warehouse, dwl 1100 Taylor
Blunt Thomas, cooper, dwl NW cor Eighth and Tehama
Blunt William G., dwl 1100 Taylor

Blutcher Joseph, waiter, dwl NE cor Jackson and Drumm
Blute Michael, heater Pae. Boiling Mills
Bluxome Isaac (Bluxome X- Co.), dwl 306 Stockton
Bluiome Joseph, physician and surgeon, office and dwl

306 Stockton
Bluxome Sarah (widow), dwl 306 Stockton
BLl'XOME A <'0. (Isaac Bluxome), coal, iron and

metals, office 323 Front
Bly James, cashier S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl 811 Mason
Bly Leander A., machinehand Excelsior Mills, dwl 811

Mission
Bly. See Bley and Bligh

il JAMES G-. STEELE Si CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.,

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lilythe Henry, clerk Starbird & Goldatone, dwl 2515 Sac-
ramento

Blytlie Morris, dwl 339 Eddy

Blythe Thomas H., real estate, office 724i Market room 19,
dwl Palace Hotel

Bl}-th William J., musician California Theater, dwl 283
Stevenson

Blythe c& Straus, merchants, San Jos6, office 214 Cal

Blywise Charles, varnisher Pac. U. W. Fiu-nitvire Manuf.
Co., dwl 733 Brannan

Blywise Hermann, tailor, 341 Bush, dwl 733 Brannan

Blywise Moses, varnisher Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf.
Co., dwl 733 Brannan

B'nai B'rith Society, hall 105 Post

Bo Wa & Co. (Chinese), barber, 742J Commercial

Boals M. Miss, cook Eliza Spear, dwl NE cor Kearny and
Francisco

Boalt C. , dwl G36 Commercial

Boalt John D. (Estee cfc B.), attorney at law, office 410
Montgomerj', res Oakland

Boalt. See Bolt

Boam Philip B., jeweler DeBare & Brj'an,dwl 783 Market

BOARD .MAKIXE StKVEl'OKS (San Francisco Un-
derwriters), office 41S California

BOAKD or JBl£OKEKS» (California Stock Exchange
Board), T. J. L. Smiley president, William W. Law-
ton secretary, room 423 California, rear

BOARD OF BROkJBRS (Pacific Stock Exchange), E.
J. Baldwin president, Andrew J. Moulder secretary,
rooms 320 Montgomery and Leidesdorff nr California

BOARD OF BKOKFRSi (San Francisco Stock and Ex-
change Board), John W. Coleman president, Frank-
lin Lawton official reporter, Walter Turubull secretary,
rooms 411i California

BOARD OF €O.U3Il!^SIO\ERS FV.XDED DEBT
1855, office City Hall first fioor

BOARD OF EDtt'ATIOX, office City Hall second
tioor, conmiittee rooms 10 City Hall third floor

BOARD OF ENOIXEERS, U. S. A. Pacific Coast, office
523 Kearnj' room 7

BOARD OF EUl'-lIilZATION, office 3 City Hall sec-
ond floor

BOARD OF FIRE COM^USSIOINERS S. F. F.
It., office 23 Kearny

BOARD OF FISH C03I9IISSIOXERS, office 401
California

BOARD OF HEALTH, rooms Mayor's Office, City
Hall

BOARD OF IRRIGATION, V. S. A., office 533
Kearny

BOARD OF PARK COItnilSi^IONERS (San Fran-
cisco), office 302 Montgomery room 23

Board of Pharmacy, William T. Wenzell secretar3', office
NE cor Market and Stockton

BOARD OF PILOT EAA^UNERS, office 44 Mer-

BOARD OF POLICE CO:>IiniSSIO\ERS, room 11

City Hall first floor
BOARil> OF PORT WAKDENS, office 525 Front
BOARD OF REtiENXS li.VIVERSITY OF CALI-

i'ORXIA, office 72S Montgomery
BOARD OF REVEXIE FLXD €03»IISSI0\.

ER!«, office City Hall first floor
BOARD OF STATE HARBOR C09I3IISSION-

ERS, office 440 Jackson
BOARD OF SLPERVISORg, office City Hall second

floor
BOARD OF TIDE LA\D COMMISSIONERS

(State), office 715 Claj'
BOARD OF I . S. INSPECTORS STEAM VESSELS,

office 11 U. S. Court Building
BOARD UNDERWRITERS, AMSTERDAM, James

De Fremery agent, office 710 Sansom
BOARD IJNDER>VRITERS, BORDEAUX, Henry

Schroeder & Co. agents, office SW cor Batterj' and

Washington
BOAKD U.^DERWRITERS, BOSTON, Joseph S.

Bacon agent, office 405 Front
BOARD U.SDERWRITERS, BREMEN, Edward

Michelssen agent, otfice 310 Front
BOARD UMtEinVKITERS, COLN, FR.VNK-

FORT, Ai\D ZURICH, Henry Balzer & Co. agents,

office 213 Sansom
BOARD UNDEK>VRITERS, FRENCH, Edouard

Chevassus agent, office 525 Market
BOARD UNDER'IVRITERS, HAMBURG, Hell-
man Brothers & Co. agents, office 525 Front
BOAKD UNDEItnRITERS, L4»NDON LLOYDS,

Falkner, Bell & Co. agents, office 430 California

BOARD UNDERWRITEirS, NEW YORK., Oliver

Eldridge agent, nffice 31S California
BOARD UNDERWItlTEKS, PHILADELPHIA,

Oliver Eklriilge agent, office 318 California
BOARD UNDERWRITERS, S. F. FIRE, Charles

D. Haven secretary, office 416 California
BOARD UNDERWRITERS, S. F. MARINE, Cas-
par T. Hopkins secretary, office 318 California
Boardfeldt Ernest, cabinetmaker, dwl 20 Boardman
Boarding Masters' Association, Casey & Chute agents,

office 010 Front
BOARDMAN GEORGE C, manager Mtna. Insurance

Co., office 311 Califoniia, dwl 1403 Van Ness Av
Boardman John M., sign and ornamental painter, 117

Fourth, dwl 20 Dora
Boardman John H., driver E. Bax & Co., dwl 1422 Geary,

rear
BOARDMAN JOSEPH, real estate to lease, office and

dwl 3 Boardman
Boarman Frank, clerk, dwl 2318 Howard
Boarman Mary (widow), dwl 2318 Howard
Boas Judah, money broker, office 420 Montgomery room 4,

dwl 504 Hayes
Boas Michael, teamster, dwl 949 Folsom
Boathmanu Fritz, teamster Andrew Frei, dwl Brannan

bet Sixth and Seventh
Bob Anton, driver Theodor Vollitz, dwl 1429 Dupont
Bobet Adolph, machinist, dwl 141 Clara
Bobet Leon, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl 141 Clara
Bobier John, gardener, dwl NW cor Twenty-seventh and

Sanchez
Bobus Antone, restaurant, 1116 Battery
Bobus John, teamster, dwl 1116 Battery
Boccara V. & Co. {Victor Boccara and Leon Levi), news

stand and varieties, NW cor Market and Dupont
Boccara Victor (F. Boccara ct Co.), dwl 463 Jessie
Boccardo Luigi, baker B. Ratto «fc Co., dwl 427 Pacific
Boch Rudolph, bookkeeper McCain, Flood & McClure,

dwl 1013 Union
Bochaw William, barpilot stm Oriflamme Oregon S. S. Co.
Bochignani Antonio, bartender Charles Bro\\Ti, dwl 222

Broadway
Bochiv Frank G., salesman Rosenbaum & Einstein, dwl

Russ House
Bock Henry, framemaker S. Havismann & Co., dwl 434

Vallejo, rear
Bock Jacob, tailor C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 20 Harriet
Bock James, tailor, 311 Pine room 4
Bock John, tailor, dwl 519 Jessie

Bock John, workman Cal. Sugar Refinery', dwl 735 Bran
Bock Lizzie (widow), dwl 344 Seventh
Bock Samuel, tailor, 311 Pine, room 4
Bock William, barkeeper Matilda Foth, dwl 611 Jackson
Bocken Henry (Bocken d- Baccala), dwl 811 Union, rear
Bocken & Baccala {Henry Bocken and Louig Baccala)

proprietors Sorbier's Restaurant, 540 Commercial
Bocker John, basketmaker Victor Navlet, dwl 637 Bdwj
Bocker William, gasfitter W. K. AUen, dwl 1023 Howarc
Bockhoft Albert, waiter Althof Bros., dwl 620 Market
Bockhoff G. A., laundryman, dwl 18 First
Bockmann Augusta, laundress Neustadter Bros., Gougt

bet Grove and Hayes
Bockmann Henry, dwl 616 California
Bockmann John C., groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourtl

and Freelon
Bockmann Nicholas, laundryman Neustadter Bros., dw jb

Gough bet Grove and Hayes
Bockman Richard, groceries and liquors, 2217 Mason
Bockner William, workman S. F. Packing and Provision Co
Bocqueraz Antoine {Shea, Bocqueraz <i: McKee), dw

1108 Bush
Bocuse G., janitor, dwl 736 Pacific
Bodash John, laborer, dwl 1413 Dupont
Bodbur}' James M., plasterer, dwl 258 Eighth
Bode Adolph W. {Haskell ct B.), dwl 518 Brannan
Bode Eide H. {H. Bode <t- Bro.), dwl NW cor Fourth ani

Townsend
Bode Frederick, clerk Ferdinand Hastedt, dwl 19 Hinck

ley
BODE GEORGE C. {Scarle ifc B.), proprietor Batter;

St. Bonded Warehouse, and agent Seattle Coal am

Transportation Co., NW cor Battery and Filbert, dw

1260 California
Bode H. & Bro. {Hide U. Bode), liquor saloon, NW co

Fourth and Townsend
Bode Henry {H. Bode it Bro.), dwl 12 Bluxome
Bode Henry, carpenter, dwl 18 Eleventh
Bode Lewis, carpenter, dwl 18 Eleventh
Bode William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 4 Eate

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BEAMISH'S—Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing &o( Sj^

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.

Bode W. W., waiter Palace Hotel

BiHlecker Louis, musician, dwi 402 Green

Biidecker Minna (widow), dwl 402 Green

Biidecker William, musician New Lyceum Theater, dwl

402 Green
Bodell Lewis F., bricklaj-er, dwl S14 Folsora
BiHlelle Samuel, kitchenhand Palace Hotel
Bixlen Francis, tailor K. Derhlen, dwl 2 St. Mary
B'iden John F., deputy county clork, dwl 624 Filbert
Boden John H. (Jolm II. Bothn d- Co.), dwl 611 Union
Boden John H. * Co. (J«/ik,v Qvincliard), ship and cus-
tom-house brokers, .'504 Battery
B<xien Penelope (widow), dwl 705 Greenwich
Boden Michael, teamster Lewis & Co., Pier I Steuart
B.Hicy John, driver City R. R.
Bodfish H. S., master mariner, dwl SSJ Perry
Bodfifh William H., attorney at law, office 612 Clay, dwl

2.17 Clara
Btidge Andrew T. (Bndif Bros.), dwl 327 Minna
Bodge Bros. (Andrcir T. and Joteph G.), carjienters auid

builders, 101 Geary
Bodtre Joseph G. (Binltjc Bros.), dwl 772 Mission
Bodien Adolph, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 962 Folsom
Bodien John E., upholsterer Wm. J. Heney & Co., dwl

962 Folsom
Bodin Charles, longshoreman, dwl 28 Clay
Bodkin Eliza Miss, dressmaker, 514 Geary
Bixlkin Henry, expressman, dwl 322 Third
Bodkin Sarah Miss, dressmaker, 514 Ge;uy
Bodkin Thomas, plasterer T. A. Downing', dwl 119 Ship
Bodson Theodore, carriagemaker, dwl 526 Broadway
Bodwell Harrv, clerk W. S. Brown & Co., dwl E g B»rt-

lett bet Twenty-fourth and Twentv-fifth
Bodwell Harrv H. (Atxiond <t B.), dwl E s Bartlett bet

Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Bodwell Henry E., blacksmith Z. H. Cunningham 4 Co.,

dwl 21 Hunt
Bodwell John T. , carriagemaker Z. H. Cunningham 4
\ Co.. dwl 21 Hunt

* Bodwell Joseph R., shoecutter P. Kelly, dwl 1318 Dupont
Boe Detlef, cabinetmaker Pacific U. W. Furniture Manuf.
r; Co. , dwl E s Park Av nr Bryant

Boeckman George, clerk Hansa Hotel, 429 Bush
J) Boeckmann Frederick, driver Von Ronn, Hencke 4 Hegler

Boeckmann Richard H., grocer, dwl 2117 Mason
.• Boeder Lorenz, miner, dwl 18 First

Boepe Henry, teamster S. F. Packing and Provision Co.,
dwl 6 Scotland
N^ Boehni John, porter Hickox & Spear, dwl 411 Sansom
Boehme Frederick L., musician Maguire's Opera House,
dwl 1622 Stockton
..J Boehner Julius, liquor saloon, 18 Hayes
. Boehringer Matthew, machinist, dwl 9 Harlan PI
,1 Boel-om John, laborer Charles Bevennami, dwl NE cor

Brannan and Eighth
, Boericke F. E. (Boericke dt Tafel), res Philadelphia
j, Boericke William, manager Boericke & Tafel, 234 Sutter,
dwl 4 Park PI
BOERK'KE <t: TAFEL {F. E. Boericke and A. J.
J Tafel), proprietors Homeopathic Pharmacy, 234 Sut>

'^ ter

Boerman Henry, barkeeper Jacob Jochim, dwl 5^ Monroe
T( Soerner Christian, pianomaker and tuner, 1117 Folsom

Joero Gerolamo, cook, dwl 5 Jasper PI
i Soerstler G. C, painter, dwl 423 Bush
' Joes John E. , entry clerk A. Roman & Co., dwl 949 Fol

3oes Michael, teamster, dwl 949 Folsom
-J Joes. See Bose

j BOE^C'H EMn,, proprietor Pac. Lamp and Reflector
Factory, 569 Mission
Joesch Eugene, comicemaker George Hayes 4 Co., dwl

1051 Washington
Joetefuhr Frank, porter A. Fenkhausen & Co., dwl Con-
tinental Hotel
Joettgo Peter {Sc^rensen <S: B.), dwl 110 Washington
' Joettiger Christian, musician, dwl E cor Filbert and Stock
tofer W'illiam & Co. (Adolph Marquard), hardware, etc.,
610 Sacramento
r William, dwl 131 Second
n Charles, commission merchant, dwl 1 Wall PI
n Charles, t.anner, dwl 622 Sixth
John, dwl 1 Wall PI
-.ftt^n PhiUip H., stevedore, dwl 50 DeBoom
■"' logardie Theodore, teacher music, dwl S23 Broadway
leCARDIi'S JOHX P., i)roprietor Figaro and Pacific
Law Reporter, office 532 Merchant, dwl N g Delgardo
_^ PI nr Hvde
(ogardus William H., engineer, dwl ."SSS Folsom

Bogart Alfred, seaman, dwl Steuart St. House

Bogart Arthur W., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

110 Lily Av
Bogart Charles H., carriagepainter Walter Welsh, dwl 466

Minna
Bogart Edwin, teamster Hobart, Wood & Co., dwl 18

Garden
Bogart Jacob C, master mariner, dwl 15 Stockt^m
Bogart John il. , broker, office 323 Montgomery room 18,

res Oakland
Bogart Jose])h, laborer, dwl 308 Tehama
Bogart J. W., freight clerk stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
BOU AKT UKLAM»0 U., mining secretary, office 328

Montgomery room 13, dwl 1414 California
Bogart William F., mining secretarj', office 402 Montgom-
ery room 1, dwl 1414 California
Bogel "Ch,arles H., groceries and liquors, 813 Washington
Bogen Owen, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bush and Bu-
chanan
Bogen Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Be&le

St. Wharf
Boger Edward, driver Heniine & Renter, dwl 29 Kearny
Boger Wilhelui {Layer it Tifdcmann), dwl 602 Filbert
Boger & Tiedemann (Wilhebn Boger and Henry Tiede-

mann), groceries and liquors, NW cor Stockton and

Filbert
Bogert William S., manager Marsh Truss Co., ofDce 613

Montgomery, res Oakland
Boggs L., dwl 227 Ellis

Bogicich B. N., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Bogie William, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwl SE cor

Cemetery Av and Sutter
Bogle Conrad, dwl 69 Minna
Bogle Eliza A. (widow), dwl 1065 Howard
Bogle John, cook, dwl 506 Davis
Bogle Joseph S., boatbuilder John F. Penney, dwl 104C

Folsom
Bogle W. H., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Bogle William H., special policeman, dwl 610 Powell
Bogler Frederick, porter Bachman Bros., dwl 110 Taylor,

rear
Bogler Man- (widow), dwl 110 Taylor, rear
Bogner Bernard, engraver Larsen & Wilson, dwl 14

William
Bogner Charles, tailor, 11 Sutter, dwl 14 William
Bogner Henrj-, lumberman C. A. Hooper 4 Co., dwl nr

Glass W^orks, Potrero
Bogler W. , lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Bogovich John {Xijro <t- Co.), dwl 209 Dupont
Bogt Aug-ust, shooting gallery, dwl SW cor Dupont and

Broadway
Bogue Bernard, cleaner iEtna Iron Works, dwl 19 Sher-
wood PI
BogTie Hugh, helper Savage 4 Son, dwl 13 Welsh
Bogue M., "laborer A. M. Simpson 4 Brother, 1 Howard
Bogue Michael, expressman, dwl 20 Sacramento
Bogue Michael, milk ranch, Anderson nr Courtland Av,

S s Bemal Heights
Bogue Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson 4 Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Bohan James A., barkeeper Michael Farrell, dwl NW cor

Powell and Francisco
Bohan John, coachman, dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-third
Bohan John, coal dealer, dwl 445^ Natoma
Bohan John, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl SE cor

Slarket and Tliird
Bohan Michael, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 642 Mis»
Bohan. See Bohen

Bohannan Ann (widow), dwl 243 Eighth
Bohannan John E., compositor Chase 4 Boruck, dwl 243

Eighth
BOHE.UIAV CLI:B, rooms 631 Sacramento
Bohen Benjamin F., jxilicenian. City Hall, dwl 1006 Geary
Bohen George T., survej'or Union Insurance Co., dwl 617

Pine
Bohen Henry, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7 Steuart
Bohen James T., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 617

Pine
Bohen Marv (mdow), dwl 164 Clementina
Bohen Matthew, dwl 323 Washington
Bohen Michael, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 How-
ard
Bohen Nicholas, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl Sixteenth nr

Howard
Bohen Patrick, special policeman, dwl 1 Chesley
Bohen. See Bohan

Bohland Gustavus, tailor, dwl 134 Fourth
Bohle John E., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
BohlerH., cari)enter, dwl William Tell House

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JEWELSY made to order and HEPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchar I

Bohling Cord, clerk Becker Bros., dwl SE comer Turk

aud Lark in
Bohlmann Hermann, clerk Ebbinghausen & Co., dwl SE

corner Third and Howard
Bohln William, carpenter, SW cor Valencia and Twenty-
third
Bohls Henr}% groceries and liquors, NW cor Seventh and

Minna
Bohm Herman, brassmolder, dwl 1113 Bryant
Bohm John A., porter Greenebaum Brothers, dwl 825

Post, rear
Bohm Rudolph, blacksmith, dwl 18 First
Bohm Solomon H., broker, dwl 143 Third
Bohm William, manufacturing jeweler, 616 Uercbant,

dwl SIS Valencia
Bohman John, ironmolder, dwl 502 Mission
Bohn Daniel, laundryman, dwl 7 Vandewater
BOII\ JOMX, stoves, tinware and plumber, 112

Seventh
Bohn John Jr., tinsmith John Bohn, dwl 112 Seventh
Bohn Robert, blacksmith Thomas McKibbin, dwl 537

Mission
Bohner Joseph, dwl 19 Harlan PI
Boi Fritz, confectioner, dwl IS First
Eoice Charles De S. , collector Fireman's Fund Insurance

Co., res Oakland
Boice John P. , paperhanger, dwl 234 First
Boice M., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Boice Nathaniel, dwl 218 Seventh
Boido Dominico, boots and shoes, 1304 Stockton
Boie George, packer Horace Davis & Co., dwl 9 Lewis
Boiler Phoenix, cook William Tliompson, dwl 919 Bat
Boisnet Alphonse, cabinetmaker, 221 Mission
Boisot Charles, druggist, dwl 11 Farren Av
Boisse Euarene, hairdressing saloon, 526 Commercial,

dwl 2215 Powell
Boisse Gaston, shipcarpenter, dwl 2215 Powell
Boisseau Emil (Boi-^seau tt Son), dwl 1 Chelsea PI
Boisseau Gabriel, hairdresser, 1133 Dupont, dwl 1 Chel-
sea PI
Boisseau Jean (Boisseau d- So7i), dwl 1 Chelsea PI
Boisseau & Son (Jean dt IJmil Boisseau), boot and shoe-
makers, 324 Dupont
Boisselier Edward, bookkeeper St. Denis & Chesney,

dwl 1S08 I'owell
Boissevain L. D., clerk Bank of British North America,

dwl 20 MetcaUe PI
Eoisson FranQois (Pace <i- Boisson), dwl 1 Graham PI
Boitano Guiseppe, porter Magazini & Lippert, 535 Clay
Boivin August, waiter Hunt's Hotel, dwl 7 Mont Ave
Bokee David II., bookkeeper W. S. Brown & Co., dwl

2008 Pierce
Bola John, teamster, dwl 909 Battery, rear
BOL.ID© J<»AQi;i\, real estate, ofBce 535 Clay, dwl

526 Sutter
Bolau Edward, dwl 609 Jackson
Bolan Edward, plasterer, dwl 319 Tenth, rear
Bolan George, mason, dwl 2022 Folsom
Bolan Henry, shipcarpenter, dwl 520 Folsom
Bolan James, bricklayer, dwl 446 Natoma, rear
Bolan John, storekeeper American Exchange, 319 San
Bolan LawTence, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 251 Teha-
ma, rear
Bolan M. , laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Bolan Martin, paver, dwl 29 Ecker
Bolan M. J., physician, office and dwl 836 Market
Bolan Niel, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Boland Bridget Mrs., embroidress, dwl 109 Shipley
Boland Edward, clerk Blu.xome k Co., dwl 109 Shipley
Boland James, dwl 666 Ei-jant bet Fifth and Sixth
Boland James, carpenter, dwl 32 Ellis
Boland John B. (Gonzalez Jt B.), dwl 819 Tj'ler
Boland Michael C, harnessmaker John O'Kane, dwl 564

Twentieth
Boland Michael T., gardener, dwl 2728 Howard
Boland Robert J. (Donnicliff A B.), dwl 322 Sixth
Boland Simon, porter B. F. Dewitt, dwl SOS Sacramento
Boland William H., bookkeeper, dwl 54 First
Bolander Bernard, kitchenhand Palace Hotel
BOLAi\I>ER HE.\K\' X., superintendent Common
Schools, office 22 Cit}' Hall second floor, dwl 708
Shotwell
Bolander Jenner, student, dwl 708 Shotwell
Bolander Louis, clerk, dwl 70S Shotwell
r.ulch Alfred, clerk, dwl 1010 Montgomery
Boldemann Adi:>lphe L, cook, dwl N s Olive Av bet Ellis

and O'Farrell
Boldemann Charles, clerk D. Hirschfeld & Co., dwl 132
Olive Av

Bolden Richard, messenger U. S. Army Headquarters,

dwl 749 Market
Bolden Th<jmas, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Bole Henrietta Mrs., drj' goods, 310 Fourth
Bole James, bookkeeper Forbes Brothers, dwl 225 Sec
Bole John, teamster Lindsley &. Church, dwl 909 Battery,

rear
Bole William, cigars and tobacco, Junction Market and

Eddy, dwl 310 Fourth
Boletti Peter, peddler, dwl N s Bnrgoyne PI nr Pacific
Boley Susan (widow), dwl 1145 Mission
Bolger James, boilermaker, dwl 260 Clementina
Bolger John, boilermaker, dwl 260 Clementina
Bolger John, plasterer Samuel Kellett, dwl 335 Shipley
Bolger Soloman, cartman, dwl 22 Folsom Av
Bolger Thomas, bookkeeper McNallv & Hawkins, dwl 20

Turk
Eolier Paul, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Bolivar James, machinist, dwl 869 Market
Boliver Patrick, mariner, dwl 26 Main
BOLIVIA, Francisco Herrera consul, oflBce 331 Mont-
gomery room 13
Bolken Martin, e.xpressman, dwl 605 Fell
Boll George, messenger medical director Department Cali-
fornia U. S. A., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Bonding Amiel, molder Savage & Son, dwl 636 Filbert
Bonding Charles, bricklayer, dwl 713 Filbert, rear
Bollenhagen Henry, barkeeper Salvin P. Holmes, dwl 603

California
Boiler Frank J., market, SE cor Dupont and Hinckley,

dwl 430 Greenwich
Boiler William, cook Golden Star Restaurant, dwl 28 First
Bollerio Jose])h, expressman, dwl 15 Washington
Bolles Frederic, captain stm AJax, office 210 Batterj', dwl

702 Dolores
Bolles William A., phonographer Madison & Burke, dwl

227 Second
BoUier John, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, dwl

12 Welsh
Bollier Paulus, sugarboUer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 12

Welsh
Bolliger Jacob, carpenter, 810 Clay
Bollinger Edward, clerk L. Binswanger, dwl 1310 Powell
Bollinger John C, collector and general agent, office 612

Merchant, res Oakland
Bollinger Nathan G. , painter, dwl 741 Market
Bollinger Nicholas, butcher Charles H. Aitken, dwl 322

Broadway, rear
Bollinger \^'illiam, teamster Luther Knight, dwl 506 Union
Bollman Albert, cook, dwl North German Hotel
Bollman Henry, clerk, dwl 2231 Howard
BOLLHIAX JOHX, Russian cigaritto manufactm-er, 49S

Washington, dwl 611 Ellis
Bollo Thomas, merehandisebroker, dwl 911 Sacramento
Bollo Thomas Jr., propertyman Wade's Opera House, dwl|||gi),

911 Sacramento
Bollum Samuel S., machinist and engineer William HIb

Deacon, dwl 236 Third
Bolly Magdalena (widow), dwi 414 Union, rear
Bolmann C. F., boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum, dwl 9J

Everett
Bohner Henricks, seaman schr Onward, Da\is St. 'NMiari
Bolshaw William, barkeeper Cliff House, Point Lobos Av
Bolsted Lars, laborer A. M. Simpson & Bro., dwl 257

Clementina
Bolster Tliomas, S. F. Ball and Racket Court, 846 How
Bolt E. Ludwig, seaman sehr San Mateo, Clay St. Wharf
Bolt John J., planer, dwl 116 Freelon
Bolte Mary (widow), liquor saloon, 1014 Kearny
Eolte Peter, restaurant and liquor saloon, 329 East, dwl

8 Commercial
Bolte William L., salesman Bol.Wangenheim & Co., dwi

923 Washington
Bolton Adolph, capitalist, dwl Lick House
Bolton A. E. , dwl 733 Guerrero
Bolton Alice Miss, dwl 309 Ivy Av
Bolton E. (widow), dwi E s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Bolt<in Edward, wines and liquors, 805 Market, dwl 80£

Mission
Bolton H., dwl Lick House
Bolton James, miner, dwl 904 Kearny
Bolton James R., capitalist, office 618 Merchant, dwl 2201

Jones
Bolton John, dwl Ol3nnpic Lodgings
Bolton John H. , bookkeeper Miller & Lux, dwl 621 Third
Bolton John S., sewing-machine agent, dwi 1022 Folsom
Bolton Thomas, carpenter A. AI. Jewell & Co., dwl 42J

Bush
Bolts John (Eeely tt B.), dw 1 737 Howard

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BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Boltz Albert R,, restaurant, 250 Fourth

Bolz John, expressman, dwl NVV cor Willow Av and Miss

Bolz Joseph, barber, dwl 461J Jessie

Biilz Valentine, butcher M. Selig, res South S. F.

Bonian Charles E., carpenter and builder, 1 Powell, dwl

S\V cor Nineteenth and Noe
Bomann John, cabinetmaker, dwl 502 Mission
Bonibock Henry, dwl 735 Brannan
Bonieisler Herman, upholsterer, 1244 Mission
Boiase Adolph, machinist John C. Jung, dwl NE cor

Clementina and Second
Bona Anurelo, dwl 1432 Geary
Bona Elizabeth (widow), dwl 916 Montgomery
Bonacina Ferdinand, capitalist, dwl 806 SU)ckton
Bonacina Joseph M., foreman L. & E. Emanuel, dwl W s

Minnesota, bet Mariposa and Solano
Bonal Louise (widow), dwl 1510 Dui>oiit
Bonaldi G. B. (Pardini & B.), dwl 1106 Powell
Bonanza House, Holm & Saxtorph proprietors, 867 and

S69 Market
Bonanza Mining- Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Richard W. Heath

secretarj', oHice 424 Montgomery
Bonasia .\ngelo, carver, dwl 6 Medau PI
Bonaveri Peter, artist, dwl 627 Broadway
Bona\ia N., frescopainter, 655 Washington
Bonavich Steffano, cook Antonio Smith, dwl 1204 Stock
Bond Edward (Bond .{• DoiitjlaK), dwl 734 Montgomery
Bond Guadalupe (widow), dwl 534 Green
Bond John, hostler Andrew J. Pope, dwl Guy PI nr First
Bond Joseph, bootblack, 652 Market
Bond Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 14 Eddy
Bond Mary Mrs., bakery, 743^ Mission
Bond Richard A., machinist Globe Iron Works, dwl 9

Valencia
Bond R. M., cajpenter, dwl 111 Austin
Bond Samuel D., hairdresser John Greif, dwl 636 Wash
Bond & Douglas {Edward Bond and John J. Douglas),

boot and shoefitters, 734 Montgomery
Bondegaud Albert, captain schooner D. C. Haskin, Bulk-
head bet Washingixjn and Jackson
Bonder Charles, expressman, dwl 528 Hayes
Bondolfi Pietro, dwl 105 Prospect PI
Bondy Pierre, dwl 1122 Dupont
Bone Henry Mrs., dwl 4 Scotland
Bone William H., clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl 130

OTarrell
Boner David, upholsterer, 532 Vallejo
Bones John W., architect, office 603 Wash, res Alameda
Biinesteel A. D. (widow), dwl 574 Folsom
Bonesteel J. A., clerk Nevada Bank of S. F., dwl 574 Fol
Bonestell John T. (Lcvmm Brothers and California Jew-
elry Co.), dwl 606 Sutter
BO>E!^TELL LOUIS H., manager John G. Hodge &

Co., dwl 606 Sutter
Bonet William, confectioner Schroder & Albrecht, dwl

cor Sixt«enth and Alabama
Bonetti A., dwl Adelaide Alley
Bonetti G., waiter N. Giamboni & Co.
Bonetti Guiseppe, knifegrinder, dwl Polk Lane nr Stock
Bonevant Alexander, dwl S26 Green
Boney Joseph, housemover, dwl 247 Stevenson
Bougie Charles, laborer, dwl 337 Ritch
Bonglet Celestine, Hayes Park Laundry, 525 Hayes
Bonham C, fireman stm Humboldt, Jackson St. W^harf
Bonhcjmme Angela Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1821 Leav
Bonhomme Carmen Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1821 Leav
Bonhore Eugene J., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl

670 Harrison
Bonifield Samuel, master mariner, dwl 2096 Market
Bonike Michael, milkranch, W s Texas nr Sierra
Bonis Marcelin, market. 111 Dupont
Bonis Pierre D., veterinary surgeon, 214 Stevenson
Bonisini Ulbe, liquor saloon, 1029 Kearny
Bonn Henry, dwl 210 Ellis

Bonn Samuel, barber San Francisco Baths, dwl 933 Kear
Bonnard Eureka A. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar

School, dwl 1409 Jackson
Bonnard Francis A. {Bonnard dt Dahi), dwl 1469 Jackson
Bonnard Mary Jliss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar

School, dwl 1409 Jackson
Bonnard & Daly (F. A. Bonnard and B. H. Daly), hook

and jobprinters, 536 Clav
Bonnardel Hypolite, tailor, 113 OTarrell
Bonnefond Gustave J., bookkeeper French Mutual Benev.

Assn, dwl 280 Minna
Bonnell Edwin, note clerk Savings and Loan Soc, dwl

1709 Gough
Bomiell Henry, clerk F. Rouleau, dwl W s Capp nr Twen-
ty-fifth

Bonnell John, phrenologist and agent Hill's Manual, dwl
345 Jessie

Bonnell Kate Miss, dwl W s Capp nr Twenty-flfth

Bonnelli Angclo, cabinetmaker, dwl 611 Natoma

Boiuier Henry, teamster Isaac Stone, dwl W s San Bruno
Road nr Islais Creek

Bonner James, dwl 869 Market

Bonner John (Reed tfc Co.), dwl 211 Seventeenth

Bonner ,h>\\n, engineer Southern Pac, R. R., dwl 4 Ala-
bama bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara

Bonner R. A., contractor and builder, office 516 Kearny,
res Oakland

Bonner Sarah (widow), dwl 4 Alabama bet Sixteenth and
Santa Clara

Bonner William, combmaker, dwl 130 Sixth

Bonner AVilliam, fireman stm Fideliter, dwl 4 Alabama
bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara

Bounennan Meta, seamstress, dwl 4.37 Sixth

Bonnet August, brickmaker B. Bonnet, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Sanchez

Bonnet B., brickmaker, 402 Montgomery, dwl 240 Mont

Bonnet C, tailor, dwl 1031 Dupont

Bonnet B., contractor as])haltum work and brickmaker,
office 402 Montgomerj' room 6

Bonnet L. Mme., ladies' hairdresser, 27 Post, dwl 512
Geary

Bonnet Paul, hair dealer and perfumery, 27 Post, dwl 512
Geary

Bonnett Benjamin, butcher Charles Hook, dwl 810 Union

Bennett Betty (widow), dwl 810 Union

Bonnett Emil, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 2102 Miss

Bonnett FelLx, varnisher Weir & Greenwood, dwl 328
Main

Bonnet Laurence, laborer G. Venard, dwl 1111 Kearny

Bonnev Hamilton, clerk 112 Front, dwl 515 Stockton

Bonnev Helen I. Mrs. , dwl 220 Third

Bonney L. W., dwl 510 Ellis

BO.XNEY OLPHA Jr., manufacturer wood-working
machinery, handsaws, etc., 221 Mission, dwl 1816 Stev

Bonniefield James, stevedore Starbird & Goldstone, res
Oakland

Bonnifield S., captain schr Jessie Nickerson, office Pier
2J- Steuart

BOXXY GEORGE (George C. Shreve & Co.), dwl Oc-
cidental Hotel

Bonsai C. C, laborer, dwl 423 Bush

Bonsai Edmond C. Jr., clerk U. S. Commissary Depart-
ment, dwl 1615 Sacramento

Bonta Virginia Miss, dwl 102 Geary

Bonton Richard, dwl 108 Minna

Bonjiige Charles W., stockbroker, office 402 Montgomery
"room 4, dwl 816 Sutter

Bonzi Antonio, restaurant, dwl 1113 Kearny, rear

Bonzert M., expressman, 620 Bjoadwa}', dwl 629 Bdwy

Boobar E. C. & Co. (IF. L. Richardson), piledriving and
wharfbuilding, NW cor Steuart and Howard

Boorbar Elijah C. (E. C. Boorbar d- Co.), dwl 554 Folsom

Boorbar James, piledriver E. C. Boorbar & Co., dwl 554
Folsom

Boobar James G. , dwl 307 Fremont

Booberg Charles, dwl 421 Drumm

Boodie Charles, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co.

Book Regina (widow) dwl 15 Frederick

Booker G. E., collector Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl
66 Tehama

BOOKER ^y. L.-IXE, H. B. M. consul California, Ore-
gon, and Washington Territory, office 319 California,
dwl Union Club

Bookler S. , dwl 130 T^-ler

Booklet William C, miner, dwl 329 J Ellis

Bookmeyer Otto W^. T., shlpcarpenter, dwl 7 Wash

Bookstaver Walter, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.
dwl 34 Louisa

Bool Nelson, tailor, dwl 349 Tehama, rear

Bool William, Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton

Boole Frank A., bookkeeper Flint, Peabody & Co., dwl
712 Capp

Boole George (Bf ole & Webster), dwl 712 Capp

Boole George, clerk James L. Barker, dwl 712 Capp

Boole William A. (Middlemas tt B.), dwl W s Fair Oaks
bet Twenty -fourth and Twenty-fifth

Boole & Webster (&t,'or(;e Boole and Artemtis Webster),
shipwrights, calkers and spannakers, 11 Spear

Booman Bertha (widow), dwl 1040 Folsom

Boomersheim S., laborer, dwl 139 Shipley

Boon Daniel, steward stm Amador, Broadway St.WTiarf

Boon Hampton L., solicitor Trust Fund Assn, 320 Cali-
fornia, dwl SW cor Twenty-third and Bartlett

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Boon John T., solicitor Trust Fund Assn, 320 California,

dwl 2143 Mission
Boon P., dwl 201 Stevenson

Boone Andrew, cook John T. Callender, dwl 5 Broadway
Boone George, sawj'er Francis J. Gracier
Boone H., dwl 729 California
Boone H. W., surgeon stm Hassler, U. S. Coast Survey,

214 Stockton
Boone John L. (Dewey & Co.), dwl S 8 Twentieth bet

Guerrero and Dolores
Boons W. H., seaman stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
Boop John D., doorkeeper U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Boomian William, carjienter, 430 Valencia, dwl NE cor

Minna and Fifteenth
Boos Jacob, laborer, dwl NE cor Braunan and Eighth
Boose Robert, waiter Palace Hotel
Boostan John, seaman, dwl 22 Washington
Boot John, stableman Nathan Simond, dwl. NW cor

Twenty-fourth and Vermont
Booth Adam, produce merchant, dwl 1713 Mason
Booth Andrew G. (Gunnison & B.), attorney at law, office

604 Merchant, dwl Nucleus House
Booth Arthur, laborer Sidney M. Foster, dwl 1204 Sutter
Bootn David, machinist, dwl 11 Tehama
Booth David C, sewing-machinemaker, dwl 55 Second
Booth Edward, student, dwl 42 Tehama
Booth E. L., waiter Schneller & Beyer, dwl 1146 Market
Booth Geoi^e, clerk, dwl 201 Turk
Booth George, machinist, dwl 527 Sacramento
Booth Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), George R. Spin-
ner secretary, office 320 California
Booth H., dwl 110 Taylor
Booth Henry J., capitalist, office 324 California, dwl 501

Harrison
Booth James, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 21 New

Anthony
Booth J. A., night inspector Custom House, res Oakland
Booth James C, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl North Point nr Larkin
Booth John O., laborer Nevada and Pacific Soda Co., dwl

14 Cleveland
Booth Jonathan, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl North Point nr Larkin
Booth Lucius A., commission merchant, oflice 402 Front,

res Oakland
Booth Michael, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 How
Booth Newton (W. W. Dodge <i- Co.), res Sacramento City
Booth Robert, tanner, dwl S s Serpentine Av and Co-
lumbia
Booth Samuel, assistant coiner's department U. S. Mint,

dwl 512 Shotwell
Booth Sidney, oyster and fish dealer, 2107 Bush
Booth Thomas, stevedore, dwl 319 Folsom
Booth Thomas, tobacco and cigars, 29 Dupont, dwl SW

cor Post and Dupont
Booth William, dwl 7 Moulton PI
Booth William, merchant, dwl 42 Tehama
Boothby A. , laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl E s Sansom

bet Union and Green
Boothby Adolph F., chop and coffee house, 42 Steuart
Boothby August P. , saddler, dwl 232 Green
Boothby B. F., driver City R. R.
Boothby David N., cutter Neustadter Brothers, dwl 507

Ellis
Boothby H. E., compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 220

Third
Boothby William L., dwl 507 Ellis

Boothe E. Miss, dressmaker, dwl SE cor Ellis and Taylor
Boothe William H., with James M. Barney, dwl Palace

Hotel
Boothroyd Alfred, teamster, dwl 231 Fell
BOOTZ ADAM, proptr Bootz's Hotel, 435 Pine, dwl

408'r Francisco
Bootz Adam J., civil engineer, dwl 435 Pine
Boquet Joseph, dwl 720 Stockton
Boracco Cero, carjjenter, dwl 9 Union PI
Boraeth Henry, butcher, dwl 21 Fulton
Boral M., expressman, cor Dupont and Geary, dwl 21 Dup
Boras Rudolph, maltster Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232

Second
Borbeck John, cigars and tobacco, 503 Pacific
Borbier Paul, fruits and vegetables, 303 Fourth
Borboa Jesus, manuf wax flowers and fruit, 1505 Dupont
Borboa Petra Mrs., dwl 1505 Dupont
Borchardt Herman, stock clerk Ackerman Brothers, dwl

439 Jessie
Borchardt Rudolph, carjienter, dwl 1190 Harrison
Borchelt George, boxmaker Benjamin F. Gilman, dwl

1209 Green

Borchelt Joseph H., carpenter, dwl 1209 Green
Borchelt Martin, boxmaker Benjamin F. Gillnian, dwl

1209 Green
Borcherd William, musician, dwl 102 Eddy
Borchers August, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 106

AlUPl
Borchers J. C. , physician, office and dwl 540 Wash
Borchers John Henry, groceries and liquors, 532 First
Borchers Theodore H., farmer, dwl 12 St. Charles PI
Borchers William, master mariner, dwl 4 Rincon Court
Borchert William, music teacher, 322 O'Farrell
Borchwick RoVjcrt, porter, dwl 14 Natoma
Bordan Annie Mrs. , dwl 812 Jessie
Borde Frederick K., laborer, dwl 1618 Powell
Borde Julian G., bootcriniper, dwl 519J Stevenson
Bordeaux Board of Undenvriters, Henry Schroeder &

Co. agents, SW cor Battery and Wash
Bordeaux Victor, dwl 23 Anthony
Bordelais Louis, dwl 824 Montgomery
Bordelongue John, cook John Carrey, dwl 817 Mont
Borden Anna (widow), dwl 640 Minna
Borden Henry R., patternmaker, dwl 613 Howard
Borden John, drajonan, dwl 2 Liberty
Borden John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Eighth and Brannan
Borden John, with Hugh McCabe, dwl 911 Folsom
Borden Michael, boilermaker, dwl 911 Folsom
Bordenadi John, bakery, 614 Broadway
Bordenave Eugene, baker Peter Bordenave, dwl 636 Pa-
cific
Bordenave John, baker, dwl 822 Pacific
Bordenave Joseph (John Furcate <fc Co.), dwl Fifth Av

nr Railroad, South S. F.
Bordenave Peter, bakery, 636 Pacific
Bordenwal Regina M. D., furnished rooms, 516 Stockton
Bordes J. L., cutlerygrinder John Ortel, dwl 529 Clay
Bordi Henrj', cook Thomas M. Holt, dwl 510 Market
Bordner Jacob, carpenter, 16 Belden
Bordt Henrj- A., clerk Heiu-y Zahn, dwl 823 Vallejo
Bordwell George, architect, "office 515 Cal, dwl 3 Freelon
Bordwell George A. , architect, 302 Montgomery room 19,

dwl 109 Twenty-fourth bet York and Hampshire
Bordwell Henrj' W. (Bordicell, Malter A- Co.), dwl 109

Twenty-fourth bet York and Hampshire
Bordwell Walter T., draftsman George Bordwell, dwl 3

Freelon
Bordwell, Malter & Co. (Henry W. Bordwell, George H.
Malter, and C. Lind), mechanical engineers and mill-
wrights, oflSce 408 California room 16
Borel Alfred (Alfred Borel dt Co.), res Switzerland
BWREL ALFRED «fc CO. (Antoine Borel), bankers,

NW cor Montgomerj' and Clay
Borel Antoine (Alfred Borel dt Co.), and vice-consul Swit-
zerland, office NW cor Clay and Mont, dwl 929 Pine
Borel Florent, laborer Poodle Dog Restaurant, 445 Bush
Borel Henry, vegetable dealer, dwl 211 Fulton
Borel James, laborer G. Venard, dwl 47 Greenwich
Borel John, cook, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Borel Leon, cook Frederick Pourcho, dwl 536 Washington
Borell Jacob, tailor, dwl 218 Tehama
B(irella Angelo (Eugene Brunier cfc Co.), dwl 531 Vallejo
Borella Inocento, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Boren Kuman, fm-niture and varieties, 153 Second, dwl

26 Clementina
Borenen W., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Borenske Charles, mariner, dwl 103 Clark
Borer James, shipsmith Hugh Crockard, dwl 208 Second
Boretti John, driver Frank C'erini, res Oakland
Borgesen J. A., seaman, dwl 415 East
Borgesen John E., tailor Andrew Petersen, dwl 625 Merch
Borghero August, cook, dwl 331 Minna
Borghero Christina Mrs., furnished rooms, 331 Minna
Borghgren N., tailor 311 Pine room 2, dwl 1206 Howard
Borghren William, tailor Meyer & Hirshfeld, dwl 211

Geary
Borgli Berthold, upholsterer E. & R. G. Watson, dwl 825

Kearny
Borgstrom Gustav M., tailor, dwl 1132 Dupont
Borgstrom H. , master mariner, dwl 103 Steuart
Borgstrom Jenny Mrs., milliner, 1132 Dupont
Borgstrom Minnie Mrs., milliner, 311 Montgomery Av
Borgstrom Ole, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Borgstrom Peter, tailor, dwl 311 Montgomery Av
Borgwardt Hermann W., hairdresser, 831 Kearny, dwl

1716 Mason
Bori John, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Bfirie Henry Jules (FIuMeliiuni iC- Co.), res Oakland
Boris Lambert, clothing, 1127 Dupont
Borker Frederick, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Borker Solomon, capitalist, ofHce 547 Market, dwl 831

Moiitpomeiy
Borkhim Henry, regimental tailor, 140 Fourth
Borland .lames, wines and liquors, (iCi.'i Mission
Borland Samuel H., harkeeixjr, dwl ('. (>'F:irrell
Borland S. H. Mrs., dressmaker, <i o'l-'arrtOl
Borle Lewis, ujiholsterer James ConiKlly it Co., dwl 547

Jessie bet Fifth and Sixth
Boric S., trardener, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Bonnaiin Albert \V., butcher DcVaulI & Shulcr, dwl 9

Kate
Bonnann Henry {Brims <(■ B.), Main St. AVharf
Bormann Louis, liquor saloon, NW eor Fifth and Town-
send
Bormskir Louis, laborer, dwl 413 Drumm
Born Chiirles, barber, 417 Post
Bom riiillip, collector, dwl 1239 Folsom
Borneniann Ferdin.and H., bookkeeper Wilmerdlng, Kel-

loprs: & Co., dwl 211 Fifteenth
Bonieinann Francis O., cashier U. S. assistant treasurer's

olfice, dwl S s Thirteenth bet Folsoni and Howard
Borneniami Hartwig, artist, dwl 924 Stockton
Boniheinier Francis, dwl SW cor Webster and Page
Bornheiser Charles, brewer, dwl 820 Geary
Bornlioldt Hans, barkeejier John Gingy;, dwl 0 Quincy
Bornhorst Henuaim, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture

Mannf. Co., dwl 970 Harrison
Bonilund N. M., Scandinavian Soc. , 71 New Montgomery
Bernstein Bros. (Julius .t- Max), gents' fvirnishing goods,

S22 Market and 108 Fourth
Bernstein Charles J., clerk Joseph Frankl, dwl SE eor

Oak and Octavia
Bomstein Herman, laborer Louis Sloss & Co. , dwl 217 Sixth
Bonistein Julius (Bomstein Bron.), dwl C31 Post
Bomstein Maurice, clerk Bomstein Bros., dwl 332 Hayes
Bomstein Max (Bitrnstpin Bros.), dwl 332 Hayes
Bomstein Samuel, dwl 21 Harriet
Bomstein Siegnon, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 525

Tehama
Borrel Theodore, tailor Albert Heeth, dwl cor Vallejo and

New Montgomerj' Av
Borrell John, laborer ToiTens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Borremans Charles, fancy goods, 1113 Stockton
Borremans Edward, engraver Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl

1113 Stockton
Borren Joseph, upholsterer, dwl 26 Clementina
Borrcn Kaumann, upholsterer, dwl 2() Clementina
Bormian John C, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eighth

and Howard
Borromeo Auguste, bootmaker, dwl 918 Montgomery
Borrows Lucas, dwl 622 Larkin
Bort Henry, milker Nathan Simonds, dwl NW cor

Twenty-fourth and Vermont
Bortfeld Ernest, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf. Co., dwl 20 Boardman
Bortfeld Henrj-, miner, dwl Hotel Rhein
Borthwick Charles, bookkeeper Pacific Saw Manuf. Co.,

dwl 1213 Kearny
Bort on Reuben, boarding and lodging, W s Michigan nr

Shasta
Bomck Marcus D. (Chase d: B.), dwl 714 O'Farrell
Borza Pasqual, laborer, dwl 428 Vallejo, rear
Bosbridge George, butcher Dean & Sutherland, dwl cor

First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Boscacci Angelo, tinsmith, dwl 531 Vallejo
Boscacci Anselmo (Cam-pana <L- B.), dwl 1310 Dupont
Boscacci Ilonorate, tinsmith, dwl 1310 Dupont
Boschen Nicholas, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifth

and Minna
Bose • — - Mrs., ladies' nurse, 202 Pacific
Bose Charles M., groceries and liquors, 356 Jessie
Bose Dietrich, machinehand Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf.

Co. , dwl W s Nebraska near Sixteenth
Bose Frederick (Bose <fc Benecke), dwl 670 Clementina
Bose Henry, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 505

Eighth"
Bose Henry J., market, SE cor Davis and Clark.Mwl 714

Broadway
Bose Johaima (widow), dwl E s Fillmore, bet Union and

Filbert
Bose John, dwl W s Nebraska nr Sixteenth
Bose John Jr., brassfinisher W. T. Garratt & Co., dwl W

B Nebraska nr Sixteenth
Bose Joseph, seaman brig Sheet Anchor, Maine St.

■Wharf
Bose & Benecke (Frederick Bose and Henry D. Benecke),
groceries and liquors, NE cor Clementina and Sumner
Bose. See Boese.
Bosfield Frederick H., assayer Swiss Bank, dwl 418 Post

Bosky Frederick, bootmaker Anton Koenig, dwl 513 Pine

Bosmusen Jenis, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific

Bosq Romain (Frontier, Bellemere & Co.), dwl 1023^

Sutter
Bos(|no Sylvain, laundryman John Chauvel, dwl 33

Hinckley
Bosquet Andrew, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., dwl llj

John
Bosquet Louisa (widow), dressmaker 1028 Keamy
Bosqui Edward (Edward Bosijui cfc Co. and F. M.

Spitvhliwi ,f- Co.), dwl 814 Lombard
BOS4Sri i:i»WARI> A CO., printers and bookbind-
ers, SIC uor Clay and Leidesdorff
Boss Annie L. Miss, fursewer H. Leibes & Co., dwl 460

Minna
Boss Frederick, locksmith, dwl 1816 Jessie
Boss Geort'c, driver O. Fauss Is, Co., dwl SE cor Mission

and Nineteenth
Boss Henry, cabinetmaker G. Neffings & Co., dwl 1816

Jessie
Bossant John, carpenter, dwl 627 Broad w.ay
Bossing William, teacher music, dwl SW cor Washington

and Drumm
Bossier John, butcher, dwl 16 Stockton PI
Bostiok Merritt B., clerk George L Ives, dwl 109 O'Farrell
Boston Board Underwriters, Joseph S. Bacon agent, office

405 Front
Boston Cinnabar Mining Co. (Trinity Co., Cal.), Charles

Allenberar secretary, office 438 California
Boston Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 613 Jackson
B0J^T03f t'KAOKEk BAKERY, Clark & Zekind

])ro]irietors, 36 Geary
Boston House, John F. tlinrichs proprietor, 119 Jackson
Boston House, Patrick H. Cahill proprietor, 162 First
Boston Marj' W. (widow), dwl 732 Natoma
Boston William, bookkeeper Savings and Loan Society,

dwl 106 Post
Bostwiek John H., farmer, dwl 1254 California
Bostwick Samuel, carpenter Wade's Opera House, dwl 29

Stevenson

Boswell , dwl 503 Folsom

Boswell S. B. (S. B. Bosioell d- Co.), dwl 927 Bush
BOSWELL S. B. «& CO. (Dudley C. Bates), stock-
brokers, office 307 California
Bosworth C. H., freight clerk P. M. S. S. Colorado
Bos worth Charles, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

Buchanan and Bay
Bosworth George F., compositor Examiner, dwl 1024

Montgomery
Bosworth Henry M., teacher music, office 139 Kearny, dwl

106 Post
Bosworth William, mining, office 432 Montgomery room

5, dwl 125 Ellis
Botcher Albert, groceries and liquors, NW cor McAllister

and Buchanan
Botcher Albert, upholsterer, dwl 22 Fell
Botcher Alfred, machinist, dwl 619 Pacific
Bijtcher Frederick, baker William Pahlman, dwl 609 Pac
Botcher H., waiter William Tell House
Botcher Henry, master schr Euphemia, Washington St.

Wharf
Botcher Henry J., dwl 22 Fell
Botcher Lewis, plumber, dwl 22 Fell
Biitcher Paul, salesman StolzBros., dwl 227 O'Farrell
Boten H., seaman, dwl Minerva House
Both Richard W., cooper Cutting Packing Co., dwl 461

Bryant
Bothe Diedrich, driver A. Meyer & Bro., dwl SW cor Bush

and Pierce
Bothe Louis, confectioner Dexter & Co., dwl 9 Martin's

Block
Bothe Sophia Mrs., midwife, dwl 9 Martins Block
Bothe W. L., dwl 923 Washington
Bothin Henry E., steam coffee and spice mills, 13 First,

dwl Commercial Hotel
Bothmann Frederick, expressman, dwl 2 Brannan PI
Bothmann Henry, varnisher, Andrew Frei, dwl Brannan

bet Sixth and Seventh
Both wall William, seaman, 26 Steuart
Boto John, cartman, dwl 428 Union, rear
Botron Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, dwl 8 August Alley
Bott John, master schr May Queen, office 305 East
Bottazini Louis A., pressman Charles Coolidge, dwl 118

Ninth
Bottger John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mission and

Seventeenth
Bottle Frederick, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills
Bottomley Charles, driver Central R. 11. , dwl cor Grove

and Webster

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

r. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mo \l

Butts A. E., clerk, dwl 1106 Market

Botts Charles T. (BotU <L- Sullivan), res Oakland

BOTTS A- StLLIVA\ {Charles T. Butts and Daniel T.

Siillivan), attorneys at law, office 123 California rooms

2 and 3
Boucher Charles, longshoreman, dwl 3 Goodsell PI
BOl'CIIEK EII«E\E, merchant tailor, 537 Sacramento,

dwl 436 Jackson
Boucher Henrj-, boilemiaker, dwl 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher James, porter Porter, Blum & Slessinger, dwl 550

Stevenson
Boucher Joseph, longshoreman, dwl 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Jules, clerk, dwl 1414 Stockton
Boucher Thomas P., boilenuaker McAfee, Spiers & Co.,

dwl 3 Goodsell PI
Bouchet Edward, butcher, dwl 821 Vallejo
Bouchet John, gardener Thomas Meherin, 1336 Dupont
Bouchier James, mechanic, dwl 550 Stevenson
Bouchouy Bernard, vegetable dealer, W s Mountain Lake

nr Presidio Reservation
Boudan Alcide, French laundry, 2111 Mason
Boudar Jacques, laundrj-man John Chauvel, dwl 309

OTarrell
Boudet Henry, mariner, dwl 636 Pacific
Boudin Louis (Boudin cfc Glaizcs), dwl 1412J Dupont,

rear
Boudin Louis, upholsterer James W. Burnham & Co., dwl

27.34 Folsom
Boudin & Glaizes (Lends Boudin and Benjamin Glaizcs)

bakerj-, 1412J Dupont, rear
Boudouin August, dver and scourer, 303 Stockton, dwl

636 Pacific
Boudiyo Francis, dwl NE cor Shotwell and Twentieth
Bouffe Ernest, waiter Louis Donnadieu, dwl 803 Jackson
Bougbeer John, driver Central R. R. Co., dwl 546 Seventh
Boughton B. F. Mrs., with Mrs. M. A. Soper, dwl 121 Turk
Bougrand M., laundrjnnan, dwl 1318 Dupont
Boukofskv Emil, merchant, dwl 102S Larkin
Boukufsky, Henr}-, dwl 1028 Larkin
Boulanger Charles, porter Lenormand Bros., dwl SW cor

Dupont and Pine
Boulanger Mariner C, wood and coal, 1163 Howard
Boulanger Pierre, real estate, office 621 Sansom, dwl 624

California
Boulden Stephen S., carpenter, dwl E s Vermont bet

Butte and Napa
Boulden Thomas, laborer Bald\\in's Hotel, dwl 4 Harriet
Boulin Peter, carpenter, dwl 517 Filbert
Bouling George {Henry d: B.), dwl 743 Clay
Boullet Heniy, pressman Charles Cooledge, dwl 530

Chestnut
Boullet Joseph R., policeman. City Hall, dwl 530 Chest-

tnut
Boullet Olivia (widow), dwl 530 Chestnut
Boulon Etienne, dwl 911 Greenwich
Bomnann Jacob, laborer John Schaefer & Sons, Mission

and Ocean Beach road nr Mountain Spring House
Bounsell R. , tinsmith G. & W. Snook
Bouquet John Jules, dwl 1305 Dupont
Bouquet Joseph, dwl 720 Stockton
Bourasson , laundryman, Stockton bet Washington

and Jackson, dwl 1323 Stockton
Bourbin James, grainer, dwl 22i Lewis PI
Bourda Pierre, butcher J. Bayle, dwl Fifth Av nr M,

South S. F.
Bourdon Jules, butcher, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Bourdon Jules, kitchenhand Palace Hotel
Bourgeois Alexander, blacksmith and carriagemaker, 630

Broadway
Bom-geois Louis, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

1332 California
Bourgoin Adolph, jeweler and watchmaker, 1120 Dupont
Bourgoyle Louis, pantryman stm Empire
Bourguignon August, boot and shoemaker, 1034 Kearny
Bourguignon Ernest G., shoemaker Stephens & Dugan,

dwl 254 Clara
Bourjade C, importer wines and liquors, dwl 1528 Dup
Bourjois Nicholas, laborer, dwl 721 Pacific
Bourke Michael, teamster, dwl W s Eureka bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Bourke John M., bookkeeper Elliot & Brother, 1 How
Bourke Patrick, barkeeper, dwl 512 Mission
Bourke Richard, laborer, dwl 277 Minna
Bourne Andrew, dairyman, dwl S s Solano nr Hampshire
Bourne Elisha W., dwl 428 Biyant
Bourne Francis {George A. Williams <t Co.), dwl 629

Washington
Bourne Henry, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Bourne John, longshoreman, dwl 28 Clay

Bourne John B. {Hosmer d: B.), dwl 2107 Jones

Bourne John E., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

413 Fourth
Bourne Richard A. {Howjhton <t Bourne), dwl W s Chat-
tanooga bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Bourne Robert, laborer Pacific Mail S. S."Co.'s\Vharf, dwl

311 Pacific
Bourne William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 'a Wharf, dwl

311 Pacific
Rourquin Adelle, dwl 1114 Stockton
Bnurquin Charles, dentist, office and dwl 25 Mont Av
Bourquin Emile C, laborer, dwl 11 Virginia
Boursier Edward, butcher Lick House
Bouseliur Edward, clerk, dwl 1806 Powell
Bousfield F. H., assayer Assay Office Swiss - American

Bank, dwl N s Filbert bet Stockton and Powell
Boushway Elizabeth Miss, milliner Mme. M. Martin, dwl

614 Broadwav
Bousquet A. M. , dyer and scourer, dwl 7 Howard Court
Bousquet A. M. Mme. , dyer and scourer, 7 Howard Court
Boutard Charles, French laundry, 528 Hayes
Boutelle William C, postal clerk U. S. railway mail ser-
vice, dwl 418 Powell
Bouterious A., butcher James Lintott & Co., dwl 27

Ritch
Boutes James F., barkeeper Coon & O'Reilly, dwl 35

Hincklej'
Boutinon Simon {Boutinon cfc Bulland), dwl 530 Merch
Boutinon & Bulland {Simon Boutinon and Benoit Bul-
land), restaurant, 530 Merchant
Boutlett Henrj- J., pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl

530 CUestnut
Bouton Daniel, dwl 1202 Leavenworth
Bouton Francis G., bookkeeper J. L. Brooks, dwl 1202

Leavenworth
Bouton John, tailor, dwl 1 St. Mary
Bouton S. S., stairbuilder, dwl 327 Green
Bouton Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 235 Main
Bouton William F., clerk George Howes & Co., dwl 1202

Leavenworth
Bouvard Nizier, commission merchant, dwl 303 Sutter
Bouve Claude, shipjoiner, dwl 611 Howard
Bouvet Julius, laundrj-, 716 Vallejo
Bovay A. E., abstract clerk U. S. Mint, dwl 574 Folaom
Bovay Edward, dwl SW cor Tj'ler and Hyde
Bovee Charles G., expressman, dwl W s Bryant nr

Fremont
Bovee Clark G., commission and provision merchant, 425

Clay, dwl 618 Taylor
Bovie James S., jailer Branch Jail, dwl 1214 Union
BOVEE WILLIAM U., real estate, office 238 Mont-

gomerv, dwl 1515 California
Bovee William R., clerk, dwl 510 Taylor
Bovee John, waiter John H. Heins, dwl 28 Clay
BOVO CiABRIEL, wholesale and retail wines and

liquors, 1300 and 1302 Dupont
Bovo Isaac, peddler, dwl 237 Clara
Bovyer William L., carpenter and builder, SE cor Leidea-

dorflf and Commercial, dwl 1609 Washington
Bow Chong (Chinese), barber, 745 Washington
Bow G. S., dwl 736 Folsom
Bowbeer John, butcher, dwl 718 Brannan
Bowbeer Tliomas, butcher Anthony Miller, dwl 718 Bran-
nan
Bowcher James {Charles Field <t Co.), dwl 705 Hj'de
Bowden F., Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
Bowden Joseph, painter, dwl 1107 Filbert
Bowden Nicholas, hostler Robert C. Rogers, dwl NW cor

Haight and Baker
Bowden S. H. N., master mariner, dwl 148 Silver
Bowden William, painter, dwl 1113 Filbert
Bowden William Jr., painter, dwl 1113 Filbert
Bowdish M. S. (Bo^vdi-sh it Jones), dwl 735 Harrison
Bowdish c& Jones {M. S. Bowdish and iVilliam Jones),

teamsters, 108 Front
Bowditch Melville S., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,

dwl 122 First Av
Bowe William H., clerk John B. Albrecht, dwl NW cor

Church and Twenty-fourth
Bowell E. D., sashmaker, dwl 333 Sixth
Bowell Patrick, boatman Merrimac, Long Bridge
Bowen A., dwl 725 California
Bowen Albert H., dry goods, etc., SW cor Valencia and

Si.xteeuth
Bowen Alfred, bookkeeper Abraham Newman, dwl 15

Rincon PI
Bowen Archibald, stevedore, dwl 1314 Montgomery
Bowen Asa M. , truant officer, dwl 1804 Mason

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Marb

?. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

BOM'EN KKOS. (I'ardnn M., Charles E., and Charlen

Ji. Bouvn), wholesale and retail groceries, provisions,

etc., 428-432 I'iiic, and 468 Eleventh, Oakland
Boweu Charles K. (Duwcn Druthers), dwl IKJO Sutter
Bowen Charles K. (Bowen Brothers), dwl 1139 Sutter
Bowen Cornelius, laborer, dwl 781 Mission
Bowcn D., clerk, dwl 029 Ellis

Bowen Daniel, Laborers' Pro. Bencv. Assn, 818 Howard
Bowen Daniel, printer, dwl 39 Everett
Bowen Daniel, second mate bark James B. Bell, Pacific

St. Wharf
Bowen Donnis, hostler N. Gray & Co., dwl 442 Jessie
Bowen Ed},'ar J., seedsman, 804—808 Sansom, dwl 1711

Webster
Bowen Ezekiel C, foreman pressroom U. S. Mint, dwl

cor Si.xtli and Jessie
Bowen George H., miller Golden Gate Flour Mills, dwl

1112 Devisadero
Bowen H., driver City R. R.
Bowen Henry, teamster, dwl 509 Wa.shington
Bowen Henry A., clerk Bowen Brothers, dwl 1139 Sutter
Bowen Johanna (widow), dwl 39 Everett
Bowen Johainia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 11 Stockton
Bowen John, eari>enter, dwl 17 Fourth
Bowen J(jhn, house agent, dwl 810 Pacific, rear
Bowcn John, laborer superintendent streets
Bowen John, miner, dwl 2114 Mason, rear
Bowen John L., tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 129 Ber-
nard
Bowcn Mary Mrs., dwl 455 Clementina
Bu\\ en Matthew, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Bowen Jlichael, Laborers' Prot. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Bowen N., tanner, dwl NE cor Sixteenth and Howard
Bowen Pardon M. (Buieen Brothers), res Oakland
Bowen Raymond Mrs. (widow), dwl 25 Russ
Bowcn Reuben W., bookbinder J. B. MclntjTe, dwl 1203

Market
Bowen R. P. Mrs. (widow), dwl 431 Second
Bowen Samuel Vf., bookkeeper Daltou & Grey, dwl 718

California
Bowen S. R. Miss, negative retoucher, dwl 811 Leav
Bowen Stella Miss, photograph painter, dwl 25 Russ
Bowen Timothy, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

Gough bet Vallejo and Green
Bowen William, woolsorter, dwl 913 Montgomery
Bowen William B. Mrs. (widow), dwl SW cor Sutter and

Gough
Bowen AMlliam K., salesman, dwl 404 Broadway
Bowen William S., merchant, dwl 2308 Mission
Bowon's Block, W s Railroad Av bet Eleventh and Twelfth

a\ s, South S. F.
Bowens Richard, laborer, dwl 219 Mission

Bower (widow), dwl 15 Caroline

Bower Fred, steward Montgomery Hotel, 227 Second

Bower George, mining, dwl 811 Folsom

Bower Henry, machinist, dwl 51 Clara

Bower Henry, maltster Pioneer Malt House

Bower W. D., blacksmith Kimball JIanufacturing Co.,

dwl 51 Clara
BiAver William, waiter Montgomery Hotel, 227 Second
Bnwers A., dwl 122 Ellis

Bowers Ambrose, carpenter, dwl 406 Broadway
Bowers Charles, drayman, dwl 1500 Franklin
Bowers David B., expressman, 600 Market, dwl cor Oc-

tavia and Washington
Bowers Edward, painter, dwl 302 Fourth
Bowers Frank, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 25 Prospect PI
BOWERS J. MILTOX, physician, office and dwl 8

Third and 703 Market
Bowers John, farmer, SE end Lake Merced
Bowers John C, clerk John C. Bell, dwl 1511 California
Bowers John T., salesman Berrj' & Capp, dwl 1217 Wash
Bowers Mary (widow), dwl 2 Telegraph PI
Bowers M. H., employee Palace Hotel
Bowers Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), William H. Watson

secretary, office 302 Montgomerj'
Bowers Richard, laborer Eureka Warehouse
Bowei-s Walter, conductor Central R. R. Co., dwl 728 Bran
Bowers William H., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 530

Pine
Bowerv Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.),

Cliarles E. Elliott secretary, office 419 California,

room 28
Bowes John M., weigher, dwl C19.V Minna
Bowie Augustus J., physician, office and dwl 1016 Bush
Bowie Augustus J. Jr., mining engineer, office 217 San-
som, dwl Palace Hotel
Bowie Henry P., attorney at law, office 318 California,

rooms 14 and 16, dwl 1016 Bush

Bowie Hugh, molder Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 34 Louisa

Bowie R., machinist Bisdon I. and L. Works

Bowie Wallace A., i>aper dealer, 254 Fourth

Bowlaiul Custave, tailor Raphael & Bro., dwl 134 Fourth

Bowld William A., upholsterer William J. Heney & Co.,

dwl 870i Mission
Bowlcn Thomas H., dwl 810 Mission
Bowler James, laborer, dwl 125 Spear, rear
Bowles Brothers & Co., office 542 Market, room 2
Bowles Charles M., artist Jolly Giant, dwl liootz's Hotel
Bowles George R. (Boivles tfc Darroiv), dwl 2300 Larkin
Bowles H. M., student, dwl Buss House
Bowles Isaac, dwl W s Mission, bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Bowles .Tames, books and stationery, SE cor Leidesdorff

and C'onnnercial, dwl C Montgomery
Bowles P. K., student, dwl Russ House
Bowles Richard, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 219 Miss
Bowles William, laborer, dwl 410 Tyler
Bowles & Darrow {George R. Boivles and Henry Darroiv),

carpenters and builders, 203^ Post
Bowley Heniy L., bookkeeper Crego & Bowley, dwl 423

Bryant
Bowley Samuel C. (Crego i: B.), dwl 423 Brj'ant
Bowman Amos, topographical and mining engineer, office

Mercantile Library Building room 11
BOtVMAiV AKTIiLK ^\., real estate, office 200 San-
son), res Oakland
Bowinan Bernard, dwl 514 Minna
Bowman Elizabeth (widow), dwl 594 Broadway
Bowman Charles, packer Newhall & Co., dwl 540 Howard
Bowman Charles H., clerk Central Pacific R. R. steamers,

res Oakland
Bowman Christopher, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
Bowman Elizabeth (widow), dwl 225 Seventh
Bowman Flora Miss, teacher The Davis Sewing Machine

Co., res Oakland
Bowman Frank E., machinehand California Mills, dwl

1143 Folsom
Bowman George E., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,

dwl 158 Tehama
Bowman Ge( jrge F. , clerk Arthur W. Bowman,'res Oakland
Bowman Herman, clothing merchant, 830 Market, dwl 14

Sherman
Bowman Horace, carpenter, dwl 563 Mission
Bowman Jacob, bookkeeper M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 438

Clementina
Bowman James, money-order clerk Post-office, dwl 1211

Jackson
Bowman James, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl 506 Grove
Bowman James F., subeditor S. F. Chronicle, d\^l 1007

Powell
Bowman J. M. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 924 Minna
Bow-man Joel H., dwl 158 Tehama
Bowman John, laborer John Shaefer & Sons, Mission and

Ocean Beach Road nr Mountain Spring House
Bowman J<.ihn, pantiyman S. S. Los Angeles, Broadway

St. Wharf
Bowman John, stevedore, dwl 551 Folsom'
Bowman John, stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,

113 California
Bowman John S., (John S. Bowman d: Co.), dwl 614 Sut-
ter
BOWMAN JOHN S. A €0., importers tobacco and

cigar manufacturers, NW cor Sacramento and Bat
Bowman Michael (Lachman <t B.), dwl 438 Clementina
Bowinan Samuel, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 506 Grove
Bo\nnan William, bootfitter, dwl 144 Rose Av
Bowinan William, iroumolder, dwl 224 Second
Bowman. See Boman
Bowue Emma L. (widow), dwl 107 Powell
Bownies George, expressman, cor Fourth and Market, dwl

KWjcor Butte and Tennessee
Bowser George, book agent Dewey & Co., dwl E s Fair

Oaks nr Twenty-second
Bo wring Edward C, plasterer, dwl 335 Jessie
Bowsnaes Antone, barkeeper John Vitach, dwl 56 Minna
Box Heni-y, cabinetmaker Morrell & Titus, dwl German

Hotel
Boxton George, with James Morris, dwl 157J Tehama
Boy George, miller, dwl 12 Lewis PI
Boyce Aimie S., dwl 1103 Powell
Boyce Charles, waiter, dwl 168 Tehama
Boyce Edward, drayman Thomas H. Selby &Co., 22 Turk
Boyce George P., dwl SE cor Fourth and Br\ant
Boyce Henry D., wireworker C. C. Allen, dwl 1055^ Fol
Boyce James, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway St. Wharf
Boyce James, driver Henry J. Boese, dwl 512 Davis

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercha:

Bo.vce James, laborer, dwl 210i^ Washington
Boyce James E., street-car advertiser, NW cor Washing-
ton and Sansom, dwl 31 Potter
Boyce John, assistant marine reporter, dwl Meiggs' Wharf
Boyce John, Irish American Assn, 818 Howard
Boyce Michael, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Boyce M. J. Mrs., dwl 704J- Mission
Boyce Richard, laborer, dwl (ilO Natoma, rear
Boyce Richard Jr., metalroofer Conlin& Roberts, dwl 610

Natoma, rear
Boyce S., fireman O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Boyce Samuel, clerk Thomas Boyce, 25 Merchants' Ex-
change
Boyce Shepard B., dry-goods clerk, dwl 6 Harriet
Boj"ce Thomas, advertising agent, office 25 Merchants'
Exchange, and supervisor Ninth Ward, dwl 526 Bryant
Boyce William, jobber, dwl 28 Everett
Bovce William, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Boyce William A., editor, dwl 1316 Hyde
Boyce. See Boice

Boyd Abraham, carpenter O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Boyd Alexander (Boyd A Davis), dwl 500 Sutter
Boyd Brothers (James H. and Johri £.), wood and coal,

1320 Larkin
Boyd Bullock, clerk Freight Auditor's Office Central
Pacific R. R., NE cor Townsend and Fourth, dwl 539
Natoma
Boyd Colin M., register clerk Third District Court, dwl

553 Howard
Boyd David, helper Calfomia Mills, dwl 1710 Leav
Boyd David W., porter Lo\^Ty & Co., dwl 1024 Mont
Boj'd Edmund J., dwl S s Columbia bet Guerrero and Do-
lores
Boyd Edward T. , plumber and gasfitter, 840 Clay, dwl 8

Cushman PI
Eovd F., driver City R. R.
Bovd Frank, pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dv,-! 222

' Tyler
Boyd George W., master bark Vidette, dwl S s Columbia

bet Guerrero and Dolores
Boyd HaiTy, assistant mail clerk Alta California, dwl 917

Jones
Boyd Henry C, deputy sheriff, dwl 2012 Pacific Av
Boyd James, boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf
Boyd James, engineer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 425

Fourth
Boyd James, seaman stm Ancon, Market St. Wharf
Boyd James, stevedore, dwl 1820 Stockton
Boyd James, stonecutter Frank Williams, dwl 1404 Hyde
Boyd James H. (Boyd Bros.), dwl 1430 California
Boyd James H. , groceries, SE cor Bryant and Stanley PI
Boyd James T. (Cope d- B.). attorney at law, office 629

Kearny, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Boyd J. G., clerk, dwl 101 Mason
Boyd John, book agent, dwl 2 Harriet
Boyd John, driver City R. R., dwl 231 Fifteenth
Boyd John, expressman, NW cor Front and Sacramento,

dwl 14 Willow Av
Boyd John, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Bovd John, machinist William T. Garratt
Boyd John E. (Boyd Bros.), dwl 1430 California
Boyd John E., bookkeeper T. H. King & Co., dwl Colum-
bia bet Guerrero and Dolores
Boyd John F., capitalist, office 309 Montgomery room 53,

dwl 127 Montgomery
Boyd John F. , mariner, dwl 100 Jackson
Boyd Joseph, special policeman, dwl 1257 Montgomery
Boji-d Joseph C. , mining agent, dwl 810 Webster
Boyd Nathaniel S., horsetrainer, dwl 214 First
Boya Oliver, laborer, dwl S s California bet Webster and

Buchanan
Boyd Oliver Dean, deputy county assessor, dwl 217 Chest-
nut
Boyd Peter, engineer and machinist, dwl 3 King
Boyd P. H., sailmaker, dwl 8 King
Boyd Theodore C, clerk E. E. Eyre, dwl 1517 Larkin
Boyd Thomas H. (/. W. Taber & Co.), dwl 1 Willow Av
Boyd Thomas W., machinist jEtna Iron Works, dwl 702

O'Farrell
Boyd William, master bark Marmion, dwl 5 Russ
Boyd William, cook D.Wolf

Bovd William, seaman stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Boyd William D. , dwl 279 Jessie

Boyd William M., with J. A. Folger & Co., res Oakland
Boyd W. W., driver Market St. R. R.
nOYI» A DAVIS (Alexander Boyd and Jacob Z.

Davis), capitalists, office 420 Montgomery room 2
Boyden August H., dwl 927 Bush
Boyden James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Boyden W. B. , mining stocks, dwl 722 California

Boydo PaOl, painter, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear

Boj'e Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Boye John F., carver M. D. Nile, dwl 1821 Stockton

Boye Otto, policeman City Hall, dwl 212 Francisco

Boyenval Annand, foreman I. Landsberger & Co., dwl

1626 Stockton
Boyer Andrew J. , editor Pacific Liberal, office 522 Clay

dwl 555J Minna
Boyer Charles, lather, dwl 1809 Stockton, rear
Boyer Emma (widow), dwl 1216 Pacific
Boyer James W., with Amies & Dallam, 215 Sac
Boyer Louis W. , clerk Falkner, Bell & Co. , dwl 1412 Pin«
Boyer N., polisher Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl cor Broad-
way and Stockton
Boyer Thomas, molder Risdon I. and L. Works., dw'

34 Russ, rear
Boyer William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 34

Russ, rear
Boyer Cary Lee, dealer land scrip, office 6 Leidesdorff , res

Oakland
Boyhan John, carriagetrimmer H. M. Black & Co., dw!

445j Natoma
Boyhan Patrick, carriagetrimmer H. M. Black & Co., dw!

20 Langton
Boyla Mary (widow), dwl 8 Vallejo Court
Boylan Bernard (Dooley <b B.), dwl 8 Auburn
Boylan James, laborer, dwl S s Ash Av bet Laguna anc

Octavia
Boylan Jeremiah, marbleworker J. & A. Morris, dwl 31

First
Boylan P. H. , mining expert, dwl 704J Mission
Boyle Alexander, first officer stm Pelican, Folsom St.

Wharf
Boyle Ann Mrs., furrier, dwl 1613 Powell
Boyle Anne Mrs., dwl 432 Tehama
Boyle Barney, laborer Selby Smelting and Lead Co., dwJKp

1615 California, rear ^

Boyle Charles, seaman, dwl 430 Drumm
Boj'le Charles, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534 First |pi
Boyle Charles R. , railroad contractor, dwl 329 Minna j

Bo}'le Daniel, hackdriver D. E. Root & Co., dwl 35£ |^i

Minna, rear
Boyle Dennis H. (Hoyt & B.), dwl Hi Garden
Boyle Edward, carpenter, dwl 336 Clementina
Boyle Edward, machinist, dwl 432 Tehama
Boyle Eleanor Miss, dwl St. Charles PI nr Kearny
Bojie Frank, laborer Beale St. Wharf
Boyle Frank, mariner, dwl 313 Taylor
Boyle George S., dentist, office 135 Kearny, dwl 1821

Stockton
Boj'le Hannah, widow, dwl 1821 Stockton
Boyle Henry (Eagan <i: Co.), dwl 28 Washington Av
Boyle Henry, office 331 Montgomery room 10, res San

Rafael
Boyle James, deckhand stm Alice Garratt, Front St.

Wharf
Boj'le James, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 233

Perrj'
Boyle James, plasterer, dwl 423 Bush
Boyle James, seaman, dwl 917 Capp
Boyle James F., carpenter, dwl 626 Brannan
Boyle John, dwl 448 Natoma
Boyle John, baker Cal. Cracker Co.
Boyle John, carpenter, dwl 914 Natoma
Boyle John, collector, office 304 Montgomery, dwl S s

Hayes bet Steiner and Pierce
Boyle John, plumber, dwl 321 Pacific
Boyle John J., clerk A. McBoyle & Co., dwl Ws Ohio

bet Broadway and Vallejo
Bovle John J., liquor saloon, 126 Pacific, dwl 420 Filbert
Boyle John T., dwl 1309 Webster
Boyle Lawrence, laborer, dwl 127 Welsh
Boyle M., laborer A. F. Spear, 218 Drumm
Boyle M. (widow), healing medium, 759 Market
Boj'le M. !iliss, teacher Mission St. Primary School
Boyle Michael, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1414 Dupont
Boyle Michael, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl NE cor

Shasta and Michigan
Boyle Michael, liquor saloon, 420 Pacific
Boyle Michael, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Boyle Michael, watchman Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

412 Folsom, rear
Boyle Neil, teamster Arthur M. Ebbets, dwl 621J Minna
Boyle O. M., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 321

O'Farrell
Boyle Owen, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Boyle Patrick, carpenter, dwl 27 Ohio
Boyle Patrick, laborer, dwl 012 Sixth

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BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Mark

■^ p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.

Boyle Patrick, laborer George H. WHiitney, 114 Steuart
Boylc I'atrick, laborer K. P. Kelly, ilwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridj^e
Boyle Peter, laborer, dwl W s Geor{,'iii nr Shasta
■3oyle Peter, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
■Joyle Peter, niolder Occidental Fnundry, dwl 37 Clem
ioyle Peter T., stock dealer, dwl 424 Mont-i,'oniery Av
ioyle Robert, farmer, S s Mission and Ocean House Road

nr Ocean View House
Boyle Robert, proptr Irving House and glass stainer, dwl

608 Mission
3oyle Robert, si>eculator, dwl 630 J Minna
* Joyle S., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
3oyle S. Mrs., chambermaid New Franklin House, 321

Pacific
'" Jovle Sarah J. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary School,

dwl 1309 Webster
^ Joyle Thomas, laborer George H. Wliitney, 114 Steuart
ioyle Timothy, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 21 S Drumm
'" 3oyle William, cutter Charles W. Howe, dwl 39 Minna
ioyle William, driver, dwl 134 Se\enth
ioyle William, laborer, dwl NW cor Twenty-third and

Noe

"iBoyle William, painter, dwl 103 Hayes
Joyle William P., fmmemaker Bernard McQuillan, dwl

324 liroadway
Boyles R., machinist, dwl 10 Taylor
^« Joylintr Thomas W., captain bark Isaac Jeaues, dwl 609

Hayes
« Joylson John, dwl S.")? Clementina
kiyne George, dwl 925i Washington
Joyne John, boatman India Dock
Joyiie Joseph, mechanic, dwl 3 Codman PI
5oyne Michael, milkman, dwl Cortland Av, Bemal

Hei-fhts
JtOV.VK 1'HO.nAS, boarding, 45Vallejo
W Joyiie William, baker Patrick Kelly, dwl 127 Fourth
iovnton Charles E., blacksmith Kimball JIanuf. Co., dwl

' 1722 Eddy
JojTitou Ira A., sawyer Charles Thistlewaite, dwl E s

York bet Twenty-second and Twenty -third
Jojniton L. A., assistant cashier U. S. Treasurer's Office,

dwl l.'i02 Taylor
Boynton Underbill, mining broker, oflSce 402 Montgom-

eiy room 6, dwl 13K3 Mason
Boys and Girls' Aid Society, George C. Hickox president,

home 68 Clementina
Boys Jane Miss, dressmaker Simon Stern, dwl 206 Fifth
Boysen Charles M., hatter Konrad Meussdorffer, dwl 1017

Lombard
Boy.sen Constance (widow), hattrimmer Henr)' White, dwl

313 Mason

Bojsen Heins, master mariner, dwl 1514 Mason
'M Boysen Julius, hatter, 604 Merchant, dwl E s Valencia bet

Twentieth and Twenty-first
Boysen Martin, drapiian Lowrj' & Co., dwl 100 Wash
Boysen Martin, fireman stm Alice Garratt, Front St.

Wniarf
Boysen Peter S., expressman, cor Spear and Howard, dwl

13 Tehama
Boyson Ferdinand, seaman Jerome B. Piper, SW cor Clay

and East
Boyson Frank, master mariner, dwl 1823 Powell
Boyson Thomas, physician and surgeon, office and dwl 14
" Geary
Si Boyston John S. (Fritz d- B.), dwl 127 Perry

Bozarth Benjamin, hostler, dwl Larkin bet McAllister

and Tyler
M Bozio Orlando (Bozio tt Leturc), dwl 377 Natoma

Bozio & Leturc {Orlando Bozio and Auguate Leturc),

liquors, 149 Fourth
Bozeo Emanuel {Bozzo <k Co.), dwl 737 Vallejo
Bozzo & Co. {Emanuel Bozzo and Martin (xiovannoni),

wood and coal, 739 Vallejo
Braak Carsten, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Brabauter Joseph, laborer Torrens & Enrlcht, 1520 Clay
Brace Nathan, plasterer, dwl 126J Welsh
SI Bracegirdle John, seaman, dwl 8 Jackson
Bracelin Daniel, dwl 117 Shipley
Bracelin Delia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 117 Shipley
Bracelin W' illiam, dwl 3 Verona PI
Brach Carmine W., business manager Pacific Proprietary

Medicine Co., 410 Fourth
Brach George A., manufacturing and retail confectioner,

522 Keamy
Brach John A., confectioner George A. Brach, dwl 622

Kearny
Brachet A. Mme., milliner, dwl 509 Bush
Bracken Anne M. Miss, dwl 525 Mission

Bracken Catherine Miss, dwl W a York bet Butte and

Twentieth
Bracken George, clerk C. E. McCusker & Co., dwl 944 Fol
Bracken John, liquor saloon, cor San Bruno Road and

Railroad Av, South S. F.
Bracken Jjaurence, dwl 729 Brannan
Braokett Charles, broker, dwl 624 California
Brackett Edward A., horseshoer John Clough, dwl 133J

Clara
Brackett Henry H., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,

dwl Russ House
Brackett John, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl 255

Stevenson
Brackett Joseph G., mining, office SEcor Leidesdorff and

Halleck, dwl 1622 Clay
Brackett Marcus, traveling agent Glasgow Iron and Me-
tal Importing Co., dwl 1113 Clay
Brackett William K., clerk Ira G. Hoitt, dwl 412 Taj'lor
Brackett William L., market, 206 Steuart, dwl 412 Taylor
Brackterr F. Mrs., dwl 27 O'Farrell
Brackterr Wallace, jeweler, dwl 27 O'Farrell
Braconnicr J. L., upholsterer, dwl Vallejo PI
Bradanovich Thomas, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Bradbury Alfred W., bookkeeper, dwl 1511 Clay
Bradbury Andrew, salesman John Wigmore, dwl 912 Pow
Bradbury Clark, cigars and tobacco, NW cor Stockton

and Ellis, dwl 127 Kearny
Bradbury Fanny W. (widow)^ dwl 1511 Clay
Bradbury Frank, carpenter, dwl 130SJ Polk
Bradbury Frank C, cigars and tobacco, 1 Stockton, dwl

127 Keamy
BRAUKirUY dEORGE W., president Occidental

and Oriental S. S. Co., office NE cor Fourth and

Tciwnisend room 51, dwl Palace Hotel
Bradbury M. Miss, teacher Mission Primary School
Bradbury Vesta Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Pri-
mary School, dwl 1511 Clav
BRAUBCIiltY WILLBAM B., sash, door, blind, and

nK^lding manufacturer. Mechanics' Mill Building SW

cur ilissicm and Fremont, dwl 1416 Bush
Bradbury William T., physician, office 10 Geary, dwl 2027

Mission
Bradburj-'s Building, 52 Second
Braddigan Delia Miss, dressmaker Mrs. P. M. Willard,

dwl 53 Clay
Braddock William J., carriagepainter, 966 Mission, dwl

SE cor Fourteenth and Mission
Braden Oliver, driver Central R. R., dwl SE cor Scott

and Eddy
Braden Thomas, contractor, dwl W s Scott bet Geary and

Post
Brader Henry, liquor dealer, dwl 738 Broadway
Bradfield Richard, mOler F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 1103

Montifumery
BRABFORB A. C, attorney at law, oflSce 507 Mont
Bradford Benjamin, porter, dwl 109 Bernard
Bradford Charles A., clerk Charles A. Hawley & Co., dwl

65 Tehama
Bradford Edwin J. W., plumber with J. De LaMontanya,

dwl 570 Howard
Bradford George, frescopainter, dwl 708 Commercial
Bradford George, shipcarpenter, dwl 302 Fremont
Bradford George B., real estate, dwl 05 Tehama
Bradford George L., cabinetmaker J. V. McElwee & Son,

dwl 65 Tehama
Bradford 6e(jrge S., seaman, dwl 12 Boardman
Bradford Gershom, assistant U. S. Coast Survey, office

214 Stockton, dwl 451 Bryant
Bradford Joseph F., clerk J. Caire & Co., dwl 65 Tehama
Bradford S. S., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., res

Oakland
Bradford Thaddeus D., office 600 Montgomery, dwl 1030

Jackson
Bradford ITiomas G., bookkeeper Joseph W. Wesson, dwl

125 Second
Bradford Thomas H. , master mariner, dwl 65 Tehama
Bradford Wallace, salesman Charles M. Plmn & Co., dwl

Winter Lane
Bradford William, local policeman, dwl 45 Powell
Bradford William B., agent A. Booth c& Co.'s salmon, res

San Rafael
Bradford William B., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Bradford William G., collector, dwl 65 Tehama
Bradford Woodbury, foreman Monitor, dwl 1 Winter Lane
Bradlee Frank K., driver Market St. R. R., dwl 23

Mission Av
Bradlee Stephen H. Jr., butcher George A. Raabe, dwl

1145 Folsom

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 315 Kearny St.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELHY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomerj

Bradlein George, carpenter, dwl 21 Guerrero

Bradley Alfred 0., finisher Bradley & RvUofson, dwl 20

Prospect PI
Bradley Annie, seamstress, dwl 776 Howard
Bradley Anson S. , driver City R. R.
Bradley Asa M., porter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

709 Taylor
Bradley Barnard, dwl 113 Shipley
Bradley Bernard, jminter, dwl 1222 Eddy
Bradley B. T., local policeman, dwl 1421 Bush
Bradley Charles, stevedore, dwl 249 Perry
Bradley Daniel, longshoreman, dwl 165 Tehama
Bradley Eliza, Mrs., furnished rooms, .5 Stockton
Bradley E. N. Miss, teacher M. B. West, dwl 11 Laurel PI
BruiUcy H. C, capitalist, dwl Occidental Hotel
BRADLEY IIEXKY W., importer photographic and

ambrotype material, 618 and 620 Clay (and Bradley

J- Huh if son), dwl 113 Taylor
Bradley Hugh, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl cor North Point and Larkin
Bradley .James, tinsmith Rudolph Mocker, dwl 1222 Eddy
Bradley John, bookkeeper A. Holmes & Co., res Alameda
Bradley John, laborer H. F. Williams, res Goat Island
Bradley John, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Bradley John, stableman Claj-burgh & Brandenstein
Bradley John J., peddler, dwl 5 Oak
Bradley Joseph, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 322 Eighth
Bradley L. L., broker, dwl 640 Howard
Bradley M. , laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Bradlev Marv J. Miss, teacher elocution, dwl 29 Harriet
Bradley Maiy J. Mrs. (widow), dwl 206 Fourth
Bradley Jliciiael, teamster D. L. Famsworth, dwl 531

Natoraa
Bradley Millard T., clerk, dwl 5 Stockton
Bradley Nellie Miss, tailoress, dwl 249 Perry
Bradlev Nicolas, plasterer Wade's Opera House, dwl 333

Biish
Bradley Patrick, barkeeper, dwl 536 Market
Bradley Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Bradley Patrick, laborer, dwl 509 W^ashington
Bradley Patrick, laborer, dwl 538 Howard
Bradley Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Sierra nr Georgia
Bradley Paul C, dwl 307 Eddy

Bradley Peter, baker Michael Curran, dwl 717 Brannan
Bradley Peter, laborer George H. Whitney, dwl 4 Green
Bradley Richard, master schr Dreadnought, 306 East
Bradley R. O., clerk, dwl 333 Bush
Bradley Robert, lather, dwl 22 Ridley
Bradley Samuel, patternmaker City Iron Works, dwl 1450

Minna
Bradley Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Gordon nr Harrison
Bradley Thomas, pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl 350

Jessie
Bradley W.. carpenter, dwl 1225 Market
Bradley William, foreman David Stewart, dwl 601 Natoma
Bradle}' William, teamster Knowland & Doe, dwl Jessie

bet Seve'-iteenth and Eighteenth
Bradley William, teamster Wilson, Henry & Co., dwl SE

cor Fillmore and Chestnut
Bradley William F., bookkeeper, dwl 335 Broadway
Bradlev William O., policeman. City Hall, dwl 1108 Bdwj'
BKARLEY A lllfLOF^OX {Henry W. Bradley and

Williinn U. Rulofson), photographic art gallery, 429

Moiitg<jmer3- cor Sacramento
Bradmeier John, waiter Siegfried's Hotel
Bradrick Isaac, policeman City Hall, dwl 113 Dora
Bradshaw David, foundrjinan, dwl 33 Clementina, rear
Bradshaw George H., stockbroker, 238 Montgomery, dwl

1715 Webster
Bradshaw M. P. (widow), dwl 219 Lombard
Bradshaw Patrick, waiter (;ity and County Hospital
Bradshaw R., lumberman, dwl 512 Mission
Bradshaw Samuel Mrs. (widow), dwl 1715 Webster
Bradshaw Samuel C, clerk George H. Bradshaw, dwl 1715

Webster
BR.4DSTREET .1. M. «t SOX', improved mercan-
tile agency, New York, John H. White superintend-
ent, office 230 California
Bradt John A. , carpenter, dwl 624 O'Farrell
Bradway Robert, machinist, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Brady A., dwl 527 Sacramento
Brady Adolph, salesman H. Friedlander & Co., dwl 720

McAllister
Brady Ann (widow), dwl 1838 Geary
Brady R. P., purser stm New World, dwl 1223 Filbert
Bratly Bernard F., carpenter with Patrick Brady, dw' E s

Devisadero bet O'Farrell and Gearj'
Brady Benjamin, general merchant, office 311 Commer-
cial, dwl 1318 Broadway

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Brady Charles, student, dwl 132 Turk

Brady Daniel, fruits and vegetables, 125 Fifth

Brady Daniel, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl SW

cor Mission and Spear
Brady Daniel, stevedore, dwl 3 Frederick
Brady David, shoemaker, dwl 450 Tehama
Brady Edward, clerk California Market, dwl 304 Third
Brady Edward, plumber McNally & Hawkins, dwl 131
Dora

Brady Edward, stevedore Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 's Wharf,
dwl 3 Frederick

Brady Hugh, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Brady Edward R. , clerk Treasurer's Office Central Pacific
R. R., dwl 132 Turk

Brady Edwin AL, steward, dwl 132 Turk

Brady F., dwl 510 Eddy

Brady Frank R., finisher Savage & Son, dwl 28 Minna

Brady James (J. ct J. Brady), dwl 9 Sumner

Brady James, carpenter Patrick Brady, dwl E 8 Devisa-
dero bet O'Farrell and Geary

Brady James, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2 S. F. F.
D. , dwl 27 Hinckley

Brady James, gasfitter Nj^e k Acheson

Brady James, laborer, dwl 20 Sacramento

Brad}' James, laborer, dwl 117 Dnmim

Brady James, laborer, dwl 673 Howard

Brady James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 412
Folsom, rear

Brady James, piledriver, dwl S s Sacramento bet De\'isa-
dero and Broderick

Brady James, policeman Wade's Opera House, dwl Four-
teenth Av bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.

Brady James, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson

Brady James, tinsmith Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 1 Vin-
cent

Bradj' James G., printer, dwl 26 Allen

Brady James H., stockdriver, dwl 625 Davis

Brady James W., extraman Engine No. 5 S. F. F. D.

Brady J. & J. (John and James), restaurant and oyster
saloon, 530 Market

Brady John (J. & J. Brady), dwl N s Ivy Av bet Web-
ster and Buchanan

Brady John (S. de Grcayer <S: Co.), dwl 1111 Folsom

Brady John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
349 Tehama, rear

Brady John, helper Calvin Nutting & Son, dwl 1616
Mason

Brady John, laborer, dwl 1 St. Charles PI

Brady John, laborer, dwl 600 Sixth

Brady John, painter Noble & Gallagher, res Oakland

Brady John, paper-boxmaker Max Walzman, dwl
Sixth

Brady John, porter, dwl 919 Folsom

Brady John Jr., waiter Maine Restaurant, dwl 1
Charles

Brady John F., tinsmith, dwl NW cor Sixth and Brj-ant

Brady John J., contractor, dwl 608 Third

Brady John J., porter Collins, \Vheaton & Luhrs, dwl 717
"Tehama

Brady John R., laborer, dwl 126 Eighth

Brady John T., salesman Charles Langley & Co., dwl 720
California

Brady Kate Miss, dwl 14 Essex

Brady Margaret A., liquor saloon, junction Market and
Valencia

Brady Matthew, assistant engineer S. F. F. D., dwl 1214
Stockton

Brady Martin A., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale
St. Wharf

Brady Matthew, laborer, dwl SW cor Natoma and Eighth

Brady Matthew, steward, dwl 351 Grove

Brady Michael, blacksmith John R. Sims, dwl Columbia
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth

Brady Michael, laborer, dwl 509 Washington

Brady Michael, laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac. R.
R., dwl 444 Sixth

Brady Michael, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl S 8
Seventh Av nr M, South S. F.

Brady Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.

Brady Michael, longshoreman, dwl 25 Commercial, rear

Bradj- Michael, porter Central Pacific R. R. Depot, dwl
514 Sixth

Brady Michael, stonecutter, dwl 427 Francisco

Brady Michael, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery

Brady Nicholas, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 416 Stev

Brady Owen (Lenhart .(• B.), dwl 304 Mason

Brady Owen, dwl SW cor Guerrero and Market

Brady Owen C. , surgeon O. & 0. S. S. Oceanic

Brady Owen E., bricklayer, dwl 914 Folsom

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Brady Owen E. Mrs., dressmaker, 914 Folsora

Brady Patrick, dwl NW cor Gearj- ami Lyon

Brady Patrick, bathinan Sanitarium Hath, dwl 2212 Pow

Brady Patrick, car|)enter and builder, K s Central Av bet

I ost and Geary, dwl E s Uevisadero bet O'Farrell
and Geary

Brady Patrick, driver Golden Gate Park

Brady Patrick, laborer, dwl 17 Kate

Brady Patrick, laborer Georjfe C. Bode

Brady Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Greenwich, bet Hont-

gonierj- and Sansom
Brady Patrick, laborer H. F. Williama
Brady Patrick, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Brady Patrick, miner, dwl 424 Sansom
Brady Patrick, seaman, dwl 22 Washington Av
Bnuly Patrick, steward Oregon Steamship Co., dwl 253

Steuart
Brady Patrick, tinsmith, 13 Garden
Brady Patrick, waiter Kuss House
Bradv Peter, hostler Market St.K. R., dwl 418 Valencia
BKADT I*. F., La Grande Exchange, 610 Market and

II Post, dwl 025 Bush

Brady Philip, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 15

Dora
Brady Philip, cartman superintendent of streets
Brady Philip, fireman, dwl 29 De Boom
Brady Philip, laborer, dwl E s Devisadero, bet Geary and

O'Farrell
Brady Philip, laborer, dwl 40 Crocker
Brady Philip, oniamenter S. & G. Gump, dwl S s Liberty,

bet Valencia and Guererro
Bradv Philip, printer Bonnard & Dalj-, dwl 419 Stockton
Brady Philip, teamster, dwl 13 Gilbert
Bradv Philip W., assistant County Surveyor's Office, dwl

5"l0 Brj-ant
Brady Richard, drayman A. P. Hotaling & Co., dwl SE

cor Downey and Bryant
Brady Susan F* Mrs., stationery, 1311 Pacific
Brady Terence, butcher Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Brady Thmias (Finntgati it £.), dwl 321 Jessie
Brady Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 353 Clementina
Brady Thomas, cooper, dwl 717 Tehama
Brady Thomas, fireman S. S. Los Angeles, dwl 225 Austin
Brady Thomas, laborer, dwl 422 Fremont
Brady Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 25 Commercial
Bradv Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

3"49 Tehama
Bradv Thomas, mason superintendent streets
Brady Thomas, tailor, 340 Fourth
Brady Tliomas A. E., porter John R. Camahan, dwl 1510

Sacramentt)
Bradv Thomas F., dwl 113 Olive Av
Brady W., dwl 3 King

Bradv William, tinsmith Wliittier, Fuller & Co.
Brady William, blacksmith, dwl 126 Eighth
Bradv William J., foreman boilermaker Risdon I. and L.

Works, dwl 34 Rausch
Braendle Joseph A., Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Braendlein Frederick, waiter, dwl 106 Welsh
Braendlein George, draftsman West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 21 Clara
Braga Frank, clerk Williams & Marshall, dwl Bartol nr

Broadway
Bragatto Michael, Austrian Benev. S'x:., 71 New Mont
Bragtr Frank, machinist, dwl 322 Main
Bragg George F. {George F. Bragg & Co.), dwl Lick

House
BBAGG GEOUGE F. A CO., importing and commis-
sion merchants, and agents Oswego Starch Co., office
110 Front
Bragg George H., clerk Waterhouse & Lester, dwl 15

llampt<,in PI
Bragg Mary (widow), dwi 322 Main, rear
Bragg Mary J. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, dwl 322

Main
Bragg Rebecca Miss, teacher Valencia St Grammar

Scho.jl, dwl 322 Main
BKAGCi KOBEBT, manufacturer steering wheels, 322

Main
Bragg Robert Jr., carpenter Public School Department,

dwl 1236 Bush
Braham George, Uilor, dwl 231 Fifth
Braham Lewis, clerk Ezekiel Pander, dwl SW cor Sixth

and Minna
Brahany Th' imas, dwl 415 Powell
Braheney Ellen, vegetables, 113'J Harrison
ftaheney James, fruit peddler, dwl 1139 Harrison
Braidwood William, bricklayer, dwl 225i Eighth
Brainard Augustus, dwl 50 Tehama

Brainard Henry Clay, shipping clerk The Howe Machine

Co., dwl 26 Hampton Court
Brainard Henry C, carrier Alta California, dwl 20 Hamp-
ton PI
Brainard John, coachman, dwl 2105 Webster
Brainard Richard, salesman R. T. Carroll & Co., dwl 1412

Howard
Braissant Louis, waiter Pacific JIail S. S. Granada
Braithwait H., laborer Pacific Rolling >lills
Braker August, laborer, dwl 411 Pacific
Braker Patrick, laborer Paccific Barrel and Keg Factory
Brakwidt Frederick, longshoreman, dwl 3 Bartol
Bralev Frank, second mate stm Monterej', Pacific St.

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Bralich Frederick (Becker it- B.), 624 Kearny
Bralley Patrick, peddler, dwl 242 Beale
Bralsford Honora H. (widow), dwl 27i Fourth
Bram Joseph, fitter City Iron Works, dwl 421 Bush
Bramall George, grand lecturer Sons Temperance, dwl

1808 Taylor
Bramber Charles, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Bramer John, driver Ernest Hoger, dwi 1407 Bush
Bramsen A. H., dwl 228 Bush
Bramson Solomon, salesman, dwl 445 Clementina
Bramstedt John Henry, liquor saloon, SW cor Folsom

and Steuart, dwi 309 Main
Bramwell Aaron, groceries and liquors, SE cor Union

and Sanson!
Branagan Patrick J., confectioner, dwi 1209 Bush
Branagan Phillip,stevedore, dwi 119 Vallcjo
Branagan. See Branigan and Brannagan
Brance Alexander, fanc^- goods, 401 Sixth
Branch George W., clerk and messenger Naval Office

Custom House, dwi 21 Bernard
BBANC'U HOrSE. L. J. Ewell proptr, 424 Sansom
Branch R. D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 5

Burcham PI ,

Branch W., apprentice Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co.,

dwl 17 Bernard
Branch William, baker U. S. Restaurant, dwl 21 Bernard
Brand A. , waiter New York Bakery
Brand Alexander S., clerk, dwi 21 Turk
Brand Aristide (A. E. Sahatie i.- Co.), res Alameda
Brand Edward, clerk, dwi 1003J Market
Brand Ernest, tobacco and cigars Grand Hotel and Cel-

larius. Brand Wobckun), dwl 30 Park Av
Brand Henrj-, compositor Abend Post, dw 1 1412 Larkin
Brand Herman, manufacturer and dealer cigars and leaf

tobacco, 304 Battery, dwl 506 Franklin
Brand Henry J., manufacturing jeweler, 235 Keamy,

dwi 728 Bush
Brand J..hn G. (Montgomery Baths Co.), dwi 1303 Kear
Brand Ji.lm H., expressman, cor Daris and Sacramento,

dwi 329 Eddy
Brand Kate (widow), dwl 37 Second
Brand J. L., Scandina\ian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Brand Lucien, bookkeeper A. E. Sabatie & Co., dwl 715

Green
Brand Marj' (widow), dwl N s Fulton bet Laguna and

Octavia
BBA\D, X.IBEK «t CO. (Lecnhard Brand, Henry
D. Xaber, and William Alfs), wholesale liquors, 322
Clay
Brandau E. A. , draftsman William Curlett
Brandecker William, glazier, dwl 501 Broadway
Brandel Ernest, lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co., dwl W s

York bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Brandclsheim John, machinist Joseph Meyerstein, dwi

113 Freelou
Brandenstein Herman (C/ai/&t/rgi7! i- B.), dwl 921 O'Farrell
Brandenstein Herman H., bookkeeper Hecht Bros. & Co.,

dwi 1119 Van Ness Av
Brandenstein Joseph (A. S. JRosenbaum «t Co.), dwl 121

Eddy
BKANOEXSTEIX M. A CO. (hazard Godchaux),
wholesale butchers, and cattle and sheep dealers, S s
First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F., office 529 Clay
Brandenstein Mever (M. Brandenstein <t Co.), dwi 709

O'Farrell
Brander George L., assistant accountant Nevada Bank of

San Francisco, dwi 1007 Powell
Brander John S. (Brander tt Co.) dwi 407 Filbert
Brander & Co. (John S. Brander and John P. Wilson),

liquor saloon, 225 Clay
Brandermeir Frank, seaman, dwi 5 Mission, rear
Brandermeier William, seaman, dwi 5 Mission, rear
Brandhofer Michael, seaman, dwi cor California and Coso

avs, Benial Heights
Brandlin Joseph, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial

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D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and M

Brandon Elizabeth J. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 233 Stcv
Brandon Frederick D., clerk Frank J. French, dwl 952

Howard
BRAx\DOX JOSEPH R., attorney at law, office C04

Merchant, dwl 1308 Pine
Brandon Michael, haokdrlver D. E. Koot & Co., dwl 79

Clementina
Brandon Patrick, local policeman, dwl 28 Clarence PI
Brandon Patrick, upholsterer, dwl 421 Fourth
Brandon Patrick H., pkunber, dwl 28 Clarence PI
Brandon WilliMn M., real-estate agent, office 512 Mont-

jjomerj', dwl 131G Sacramento
Brandsteller George) bootmaker John Peck, dwl 1333

Dupont
Brandt A. , dwl cor Filbert and Battery
Branilt Adolph, tanner AVolf Bloom, dwl cor Nineteenth

and Folsom
Brandt August, blacksmith David Fennesey, dwl NW cor

Fifteenth and Mission
Brandt A. W., cook Althof Bros., dwl IIJ Freelon
Brandt Bertram, pantryman Emerson, Corville & Co.,

dwl 320 California
BRAIVIOT It. li., sign painter, 213 Pine, dwl 614 Sutter
Brandt Charles, sailmaker, dwl 28 Clay
BUANDX ERIC A., groceries and liquors, 131 Third,

dwl 648 Howard
Brandt Ernst, carpenter, dwl 909 Kearny
Brandt Fred {Foivler d: B.), dwl 913 Jackson
Brandt Frederick, clerk William H. Hencken, dwl 417

Third
Brandt Fritz, painter, dwl 5 Telegraph PI
Brandt George E., sailmaker John L. Prior, dwl 110

Virginia
Brandt Henry, compositor, S. F. Abend Post, dwl 1412

Larkin
Brandt Hermann, barber, N s Sixteenth, bet Valencia

and Dolores
Brandt Herman J., jeweler, dwl 728 Bush
Brandt I. B. L., attorney at law, office 430 California,

dwl 614 Sutter
Brandt L., upholsterer Robert Page, res Oakland
Brandt Lewis, dwl 604 Grove

Brandt Louis, carver Holland & Fischer, dwl 64 First
Brandt Louis B., salesman Liebes Brothers & Co., dwl

614 Sutter
Brandt Louise Miss, teacher Tehama Primar3'' School
Brandt Maurice, salesman Colman Bros., dwl NW cor

Octavia and Grove
BRASiBT OTTO, groceries and liquors, 1038 Market,

dwl 540 Jessie
Brandt Peter, cook, dwl llj Freelon, rear
Brandt William, porter Adam & Kibbe,dwl SWcor Mont-
gomery and Commercial
Brandt. See Brant

Braner Martin T. , tanner, dwl 301 Sixteenth
Branger John (.4 me <fc B.), dwl 1000 Powell
Brangon Richard M. (T. H. Hatch ifc Co.), res Oakland
Branigan Felix, machinist, dwl 521 Howard
Branjen John, groceries and liquors, 223 Perry
Brann Adolph, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Keamy and

Morton
Brann Alonzo R., sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 333

Jessie
Brann Frank R. , clerk, dwl 333 Jessie
Brann P., dwl 863J- Market

Brann Robert C. {Uardiwj S: B.), dwl 333 Jessie
Brannagan Margaret, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Brannagan Patrick J., confectionery, 1240 Bush
Brannagan. See Branagan and Branigan

Brannan , laborer, dwl 321 Eighth

Brannan Alice Miss, operator sewing machine Mary

Allen, dwl 521 Brj'ant
Brannan Augustus, laborer Stryker & liiernan. Pier 5,

Steuart
Brannan C, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Brannan Elizabeth, dwl S s Birch Av bet Octavia and La-

guna
Brannan James, calker Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl

1721 Leavenworth
Brannan James, foreman Goodwin & Co., dwl S s Clay bet

Broderick and Baker
Brannan James, laborer, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Brannan James, laborer, dwl 48 Louisa
Brannan James F., dwl 320 Lombard
Brannan James M., merchant, dwl 2510 Post
Brainiau James S., gasfitter, dwl 527 Howard
Brannan Jeremiah, hostler with John Kenney, dwl 013

Filbert
Brannan Jesse, carpenter, dwl 224 Fourth

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Brannan Jesse Mrs., lodgings 224 Fourth

Brannan John, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl W i

Kentucky nr Humboldt
Brannan John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Brannan John, longshoreman, dwl W s Eighth bet Harri

son and Bryant
Brannan John, miner, dwl Olympic Lodgings, 904 Keami
Brannan John, porter, dwl S s Santa Clara nr Nebraska
Brannan John, steerage steward Pacific Mail S. S. Mon

tana
Brannan John, stevedore, dwl 12 Howard
Brannan John C, milkman, dwl W s Fillmore bet Steinei

and Pierce
Brannan Joseph, dwl 423 Bush
Brannan Margaret Mrs., boarding, 1001 Battery
Brannan Martin, longshoreman, dwl 1001 Battery
Brannan Martin J., foreman I. Wolf, dwl 301 Sixteenth
Brannan Martin L., druggist, 1135 Folsom
Brannan Mary F. (widow), dwl 110 Natoma
Brannan Michael, confectioner, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Brannan Michael, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl TV

s Kentucky nr Humboldt
Brannan Miles, housemover, dwl 518 Mission
Brannan Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 972 Bryant
Brannan Patrick, expressman, cor Battery and Jackson,

dwl NW cor Battery and Green
Brannan Patrick, laborer, dwl 1001 Battery
Brannan Paul, physician, dwl 13 O'Farrell
Brannan Samuel, real estate, office 420 Montgomery, dwl

926 Clay
Brannan Samuel A. L., dwl 49 Natoma
Brannan Thomas, dwl 739 Market
Brannan Thomas {Kenney <t B.), dwl 714 Tehama
Brannan Thomas, driver O'Neil Brothers, dwl 734^ Cleni'

entina
Brannan Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Brannan Thomas, porter Robert Mayers & Son, dwl SW

cor Montgomery and Bush
Brannan Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

2215 Pine
Braiman Thomas, teamster, dwl 34 Harriet
Brannan Timothy, coachman J. O. Earl, dwl 337 Brj'ant,

rear
Brannan Timothy, cook, dwl 527 Howard
Brannan W., di'iver Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Brannan William, deckhand stm New World, Broadway

St. Wharf
Brannan William, stevedore Charles E. Haseltine, dwl

315 Bryant, rear
Brannan William, teamster Moffat Bros., dwl cor First Av

and Kentucky, South S. F.
Brannerman Charles, shipcarpenter, dwl 103 Freelon
Brannian J., teamster Elliot & Brother, dwl NW cor Fill-
more and Waller
Branscheid William, {G. Weber tfc Co.), dwl 820 Pacific
Bransoheid William H., bookkeeper George H. Tay & Co.,

dwl 820 Pacific
Branson C. R., seaman O. «& O. S. S. Oceanic
Branson Thomas, teamster, dwl 362 Natoma
Branson Ware, sailmaker John L. Prior, res Oakland
Brant Alexander, cook Washington Hotel, 519 Mission
Brant John H., teamster, awl 329 Eddy
Brant William B., bricklayer, dwl 1712 Jonei
Brant. See Brandt
Bran wood Mary Mrs., dwl 113 Oregon
Branwood William, laborer, dwl 113 Oregon
Brarens F., driver William Hesler, dwl 715 Pacific
Brarens Henry, dairyman, dwl W s Church nr Seven-
teenth
Brarens T., carpenter, dwl William Tell House
Brarsell P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Brasche George H., clerk, dwl 403 Third
Brasche William, carpenter Holland & Ruppel, dwl S ■

Willow Av bet Eddy and Ellis
Brascich Martin, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Brask Charles Mr.-., proprietress Scandinavian House, 430

Drumm
Brask John, liquor saloon, 113 Jackson, dwl 426 Drumm
Brasland Patrick, brassfinisher, dwl 135 Tehama
Brass George, laborer D. A. McDonald & Co.
Brastow S. D., assistant superintendent Wells, Fargo &

Co., dwl 1014 Jackson
Bratcher David, laborer McCormick, Lewis & Co., dwl 33

Clementina
Brauer A. , professor music, dwl 547 Mission
Brauer Albert, seaman, dwl 409 Pacific
Brauer Alois (Frederick Hess it- Co.), dwl 722 Union
Brauer August, dwl 409 Pacific
Brauer John W., coppersmith, dwl 501 Broadway

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BrauSjiad John, cook stm Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf
Braun A. K. H., machinist Josei>h liieti, dwi 1 Ewer PI
Braun C. H. K., cashier B. Davidson & Co., res Oakland
Braun Einile, engraver Frontier, Bclleniere & Co., res

Oakland

Braun John O., maltster O. Fauss & Co., dwl SE cor Mis-
sion and Nineteenth
Braun Theodore, Uiilor, 27 Stockton
Bniune Fritz, waiter Henry Hocsch
Braunschwei^'er Uennan (.^1. Ftnkhausen <fc Co.), dwl

160>J Mission

■*teravernian Louis (Braverman <Ss Levy), dwl 1016 Eddy
BR.4.VEKMA>f A LEW {Luuix Bravennanand John

Levy), iniijorters and retail watches, jewelrj', dia-
monds, silverware, etc., 119 .\Ionti,'()mery
Braves Alexander, barkeeper John Schumacher, 22 Turk
Brawlv John, waiter, dwl E s Fair Oaks nr Twentv-third
BK.4.Y ICKOTllKRi^ {Watson A. Bray), commission

merchants, and agents Alviso Flour Mills, 226 Clay
iBray Dennis, samjiler of wheat, dwl 2j!7 Union
'fferay Elizabeth Miss, teacher music, dwl 143 Third
|Bray Ezra B., boxmaker, dwl 257 Tehama
Bray Henry T., carpenter, dwl VV s Eighth bet Harrison

and Bryant

Bray John U, mining superintendent, dwl 539 Turk
Bray Michael, Irish American Assn, SIS Howard
Bray Sylvester, waiter Constitution Hotel, 547 First
Bray Warren L., whitener James C. Sellers, 31 Second
^^pray Watson A. {Bray Brothers), res Fruit Vale, Ala-
meda Co.

Bray William, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Bray William H., boarding, 935 Folsom
Brayshaw R<jbert, weaver S. F. Woolen Factory, dwl cor

Xorth Point and Larkin
Branon Albert P. (liankin, B. <t Co.), res Oakland
Brayton Henrj-, mining stocks, dwl 225 Bush
^ Bravton William H., suspension spring beds, 749 Market,

"dwl 14S Sixth
ill Brazel Patrick, teamster I. Gutte, dwl 982} Harrison
Brazil William, coachman, dwl 114 William
Breal James, laborer C. A. Hooper &, Co.
Breal August, blacksmith George Albrecht & Co., dwl

Fifteenth Av bet y and R, South S. F.
Brearley Minnie M. (widow), furnished rooms, 765 Market
Breasch Clauss, painter, dwl Siegfried's Hotel
ij Brecav David, filemaker John Parkin, dwl Mission nr

First
»! Breck Allen {Allen Breck J: Co.), res Philadelphia
BKECK .4LLEi\ «& €0. {William C. Keiveti), managers

Commercial Bureau of California, office 004 Merchant
Jreck Charles, carpenter, dwl 1337 Dupont
Jreck Charles E. , dwl 424 Sansom
SBEC'K !».i.YIIJEL, maj. U. S. A., Adjutant General

Department of California, office 103 Stockton, res

Gilbert House, San Rafael
Jreckenridge C, laborer Pacific MailS. S. Co.'s Wharf
ireckenridge Robert, laborer, dwl 404 Folsom
Jreokinridge John W., deputy County Clerk, dwl 1001

Powell

Jreckliu A. G., laborer Frear Stone Co.
Bredan Celeste Mme., dwl 1094 Dupont
irede Frederick, clerk Harman H. Geils, NW cor Polk

and Pacific Av
Jrede Heinrich, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery

ireJell , laborer, dwl 127 Clara

Jredenbeck John, farmer, dwl G09 Jackson

Jredenberg William, tailor Louis Daunheimer, dwl 508

Post

Jredhoff Henry {Bredhoff ct SiMing), dwl 1508 Powell
Jredhoff & Suhling {Henry Bredhoff and Herman H.

SiMing), boarding and lodging, 423 East
Jredon John F., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl

315 Minna
redt James, clerk, dwl 942 Howard
Bredull Keinholdt, physician, office and dwl Mission bet

Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Jree Fritz, sawyer F. Korbel i: Bros., dwl 107 Berry
zl Jree John {Thomas W. Bree it Co.), dwl 1735 Market
Jree Thomas, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. a. Colima
Bree Thoma,s W. {Thomas W. Bree Js Co.) d»l 603 Miss
Bree Thomas W. & Co. {John Bree), brassfluishers and

electro-platers, 1733 Market
Breed Daniel C, bookkeeper R. F. Kent & Co., dwl 124

Tyler
Breed Edward A., bookkeeper Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 8

Brcnham PI
Breed Joseph L., merchant, dwl 22 Turk
Breed L. Newion, merchant (Jauesville, Lassen Co.),

office 212 California

Breed S. F., dwl 21 Powell

Breed S. F. Mrs., clairvoyant, 21 Powell

Breede H. A., dwl 131S Kearny

Breen Albert, butcher Anzel Klias, dwl 1019 Market

Breeii Dennis, whitener and pajjerhanger, dwl 33 Eddy

Breen Henry, porter Francis X. Kast, dwl Market

Breen James G., plumber, dwl 508 Mission

Breen John, cooper 120 Washington, dwl 628 Post

Breen John, lumberman, dwl 511 Howiird

Breen Matthew, laborer, dwl 603 Minna

Breen Michael J., carrier Evening Bulletin, dwl 312 Ship

Breen Owen, blacksmith, dwl 2315 Mission

Breen Patrick, milk ranch, dwl Citj- Land Homestead nr

San Miguel Station
Breen Thomas, machinist, dwl N s Market nr Laguna
Breen William, hackman, dwl 8 Perry
Breen Willis O., clerk Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl 1040

Mission
Breer James, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Breese Joseph C, salesman Snow & May, dwl 21 Kearny
Breese R., laborer Cal. Grain Warehouse, cor Beale and

Braunan
Breeze Charles K. {Breeze & Lott/jhran), dwl 225 Ellis
Breeze Edward, shoemaker William Wilkinson, dwl 1318

Pine
Breeze James H., inspector Custom House, dwl 16

O'Farrell
Breeze Joseph, salesman, dwl E s Valencia nr Nineteenth
Breeze Thomas Mrs. (widow), dw'l 718 O'Farrell
BREEZE A' LOlIVHRAAi {Charles K. Breeze and

Thomas Louyhran), produce and provision mer-
chants, SW cor Washington and Davis
Braffahl C, steward P. B. Berges & Co.
Brehl Mar\ Mrs. (widow), dwl 4 Barrett
Brehe Louis, bath attendant Mrs. Mary Clausmann, dwl

738 Pacific
Brehm R.W., woodturner, 213 Mission, res West Oakland
Brehmau Henr3', cabinetmaker G. Heflinger & Co., dwl

219 Ritch
Breidenbach Frank, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 317

Bush
Breidenbach George, hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,

dwl 814 Montgomery
Breidenstein Leonhardt, liquor saloon, 310 Francisco
Breidenstein P., carpenter Wade's Opera House
Breig John, (C. A. Keiners <fc Co.), dwl 1920 Sutter
Breile August, butcher Donnelly, Dmine <& Co., dwl Fif-

teentii Av nr Railroad, South S. F.
Breiling Frank, market, SE cor Third and Mimia, dwl 229

Minna
BreUing Jacob, market, 965 and 967 Mission
Breiling John {BreUing & ifahl), dwl 562 Howard
Breiling & Dahl {John BreUing and Henry Dahl), market,

210 Second
Breining Edward, confectioner, dwl 21 Everett
Breitenbach George, hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,

dwl 814 Montgomery
Breitenbach Joseph {F. Thomas & Co.), dwl 734 Wash
Breitenstein Charles, cook, dwl 432 Broadway
Breitkreutz Frederick, miller, dwl 26 Minna

Breitmann Mrs., dressmaking, 202 Van Ness Av

Breke Gottlieb, proptr Golden City Brewery, 1431 Pac
Bremer Christian, janitor Piatt's Hall, dwl 228 Bush
Bremer George, teamster, dwl 870 Folsom
Bremer Henry, driver Campe & Co., dwl 770 Brj'ant
Bremer Joseph {Bremer tL- Brother), dwl 608 Sutter
Bremer W., hotelkeeper, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Bremer William, driver Lyon & Co., dwl 825 Harrison
Bremer William H. {Bremer <Sc Brother), dwl NW cor

Jones & Sutter
Bremer & Brother {Joseph and William H. Bremer),

manufacturers cigars and importers leaf tobacco, 310

Sacramento
Bremerman Henry, seaman, schnr Anna Aden, Pacific St.

Wharf
Bremervorder Verein, rooms 620 Bush
Bremyn A., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumra
Brenan Michael, stairbuilder Dillon k Drew
Brenan Michael I., contractor, dwl 211 Clara
Brendel Ernest, lamplighter, dwl W s York bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Brendel John, bricklayer, dwl 134 Fourth
Brendel Michael, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 22

l-urk
Brendel William, stonemason, dwl 1717 Stockton
Brendt George, sailmaker, dwl 110 Virginia
Brenena Louis, dwl 277 Stevenson
Brener F. J., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton

'ff^MES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 315 Kearny Street,
u

•D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan

Breiiham Betty (widow), dwl SW cor Sixteenth and How
Brenna Henry, waiter Martin Folkman, dwl 31 Drumm
Brenna Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl \V s

Michigan nr Shasta
Brennan Daniel, laborer Henry S. Borland, NW cor

Dolores and Borland
Brennan Edward, Irish American Assn, 818 Howard
Brennan Frank, roofer, dwl 341 Minna
Brennan Helen J. (widow), dwl 1(5 William
Brennan James, laborer, dwl junction California and

Market
Brennan James, liquor saloon, NE cor Beale and Har
Brennan James, stableman William E. Bridge, dwl 522

Mission
Brennan James, tinroofer H. G. Fiske, dwl 527 Howard
Brennan James E., salesman E. C. Dake & Co., dwl 31S

Clementina
Brennan James G., clerk James Humphrey, dwl 407

Fourth
Brennan John {Kennedy, O'Neill & B.), dwl 2206 Steiner
Brennan John, dwl 44 Third
Brennan John, driver N. B. & Mission R, R., dwl 119

Shipley
Brennan John A., jwrter Neustadter Brothers, Gough bet

Grove and Hayes
Brennan John C, milkman, dwl SW cor Steiner and

Filbert
Brennan John E,, dwl 444J^ Clementina
Brennan John T,, porter Hoffman & Co.
Brennan Martin, porter Neustadter Brothers, dwl 1202

Greenwich
Brennan Marj' (widow), dressmaker, dwl 318 Clementina
Brennan Slary Miss, upholsteress Frank G. Edwards, dwl

16 William
Brennan Michael, dwl 81 Everett
Brennan Michael, stairbuilder, dwl 607 Linden Av
Brennan Michael, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Brennan Owen, steward Russ House
Breunan Patrick J., gilder Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl

558i Howard, rear
BKEXNAN KICHARD P. Rev., pastor St. Francis

Miision Dolores Churcb, dwl W s Dolores nr Six-
teenth
Brennan Bichard, stonemason, dwl 1519 Mission
Brennan Sarah (widow), dwl W s York bet Twenty-fourth

and Twenty- fifth
Breniaan Tboiuas, bricklayer, dwl 734i Clementina
BREXXAN THOMAS "W., Old California Exchange,

NE cor Kearny and Clay, dwl 931 Howard
Brennan William, seaman, dwl 219 Pacific
Brennan. See Brannan

Brennem Henry, earpenter Atwood & Bodwell
Bremen WilJiani, c]£rk McGillan & Co., dwl 163 Silver
Brenneman Louis, expressman, NW cor Sacramento and

Montgomery, dwl W s Park Av nr Bryant
Brenner Cliarles, music teacher, dwl 37 Langton
Brenner Ferdinand W., janitor 123 California
Brenner John, carpenter, dwl 123 Francisco
Brenner Joseph, shipcarpenter, dwl 14 Dora
Brenner Leopold, flsii, 62 Centre Market, dwl 1301J Larkin
Brenner William H., dwl 32 Bernard
Brennfleck Bemhard, gardener, dwl 720 Brannan
Brenny Louis, bootmaker Thomas Millaret, dwl 928 Jack
Brensklej- Waltei;, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Brent James F., teamster Lane & Pullen, dwl 659 Willow

Av
Brent Leonard, boHermaker, dwl 38 Jessie
Breny Adolph, laborer A me & Branger, dwl NE cor Pow-
ell and Mason
Breonas Alexander;, wagonmaker, dwl 1402 Stockton
BreretoD . James, collector S. F, Gas Light Co., dwl 514

Brannan
Breslan Charles, "butcher Barney Horn, dwl First Av and

Kentucky, South S. F,
Breslan Lawrence Rev., pastor St. Bridget's Church, dwl

W s Van Ness Av bet Broadway and Pacific
Bresland Michael H., carpenter, dwl 47 Second
Breslau Margaret, seamstress La Grande Laundry, dwl

Thirteenth bet Howard and Folsom
Breslauer Benjamin (f/J5. Bredauer <i; Co., Chieo), office

S Battery, dwl isi Harriet
Breslauer Henry, merchant, dwl 1512 PYanklin
Breslauer Lipman, merchant, dwl 416 Sutter
Breslauer Louis, dwl 1138 Sutter
Breslauer Theodore, bookkeepeTj Wurkheim Brothers,

dwl 822 Ellis
Breslich Richard, butcher, dwl 1008 Union
Breslin Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 70 Teha-
ma, rear

Breslin John, waiter Lick House

Breslin John, stonecutter, dwl 1017 Mason

Breslin John, wines and liquors, 217 Beale

Breslin Kate Miss, dressmaker, 919 Montgomery

Breslin LawTence Rev., assistant pastor St.Francis Church,
Vallejo nr Montgomery Av

Breslin Owen {Breslin d: Co.), dwl cor Louisiana and
Sierra

Breslin Patrick, brassfinisher William Smith, dwl 135 Te-
hama

Breslin Patrick 0. {Breslin d- Co.), dwl cor Louisiana and
Sierra

Breslin William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
Second, dwl 3 A'erona PI

BRESLIN «fc CO. {Owen Breslin and Patrick 0. Bres-
lin), proptrs Cascius Hotel, cor Louisiana and Sierra

Bresnahan Daniel, laborer, dwl 5 Clinton

Bresnahan Dennis, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 How-
ard

Bresnahan John, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard

Bresnahan Katy (widow), housekeeper, dwl 320 Fifth

Bresnahan Patrick, laborer, dwl 20 Sacramento

Bresnahan Patrick, teamster, dwl 414 Fell

Bresnan Michael, bootmaker Oppenheim & Slessinger,
dwl 219 Hayes

Bresse Louis, cook, dwl 211 Ellis

Bressler F. , dwl 36 Geary

Bressler Frank, ironworker Little & Lawson, dwl 306 Jack

Bresson Joseph, tobacconist, dwl SE cor Taylor and Val-
lejo

Bretcher Adam M., hamessmaker Main & Winchester,
dwl 469 Minna

Bretonnel Alfred, lapidary Frontier, Bellemere & Co.,
dwl 1023j Sutter, rear

Bretonnel Julius, lapidary Frontier, Bellemere & Co.,
dwl 1023i Sutter, rear

Bretsun Christian, molder Savage & Son, dwl 313 Ritch

Brett James E. , clerk Medical Director Headquarters De-
partment California, dwl 942 Howard

Brett Michael, hostler Sutter St R. R., dwl 9 Austin

Bretteville Anton de, clerk V. de Bretteville, dwl 625 Bay,
rear

Bretteville V. de, employment office, 610 Merchant, dwl
625 Bay, rear

Breuer Hennan {Puvogel A- B.), dwl 1301 Dupont

Breulet Paul, laborer, dwl Heinz' Hotel

Brevette A. W. , colored, emplojinent office, 32 Everett

Brew Charles N., clerk S. Mosgrove c& Co., dwl 748 Har

Brew J. K., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl 1041
Mission

Brew Nathaniel, shipwright, dwl 748 Harrison

Brew Thomas J., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
1009 Sutter

Brewer Adolph, clerk, dwl 706 Larkin

Brewer Brothers {John L. and Henry), liquor saloon, 309
Third

Brewer George W., clerk U. S. Coast Smrvey, dwl S 8
Twentieth nr Guerrero

Brewer Henry {Brewer Brothers), dwl 624 Brannan

Brewer Henry, pantrjTnan, stm Ancon, Market St. Wharf

Brewer Jacob, carpenter, dwl 20 Everett, rear

Brewer John, tailor, dwl 912 Jackson

Brewer John H., attorney at law, office 33 Merchants' Ex-
change, res Oakland

Brewer John L. {Brewer Brothers), dwl 624 Brannan

Brewer Louisa Miss, fringemaker Fromm & Schaefer,
dwl 938 Howard

Brewer, William, local policeman, dwl 204 Montgomery

Brewerton Elizabeth (widow), dwl 774 Mission

Brewster Daniel E., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica,
dwl 334 Seventh

Brewster Ferdinand T., gauger U. S. Internal RevenuCi
508 Battery, res Oakland

Brewster George, painter John Brewster, dwl 1619 Post

Brewster J. E., capitalist, dwl Lick House

Brewster John, clerk, dwl 211^ Turk

Brewster John, house and sign painter, 17 Belden, dwl
1619 Post

Brewster Joseph, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.

Brewster M. Mrs., dwl 128 Post

Brewster Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 127 Montgomery

Brewster R., dwl 204 Montgomery

BREM'STER ROLLAE., mining, office 312 Mont, dwl
214 Montgomery

Brewster, Ulysses S., salesman Marcus C. Hawley St Co.,
dwl 634 Post

Brewster Widiam, rigger, dwl 334 Seventh

Brewster William C, Clerk Henri Wondel & Co., dwl 334
Seventh

BEAMISH'S—Nucleus Bldg, TMrd & Market, Shirts & Men's Purnishing Good|

:« 1 P. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Brew-ton James G. , liquor saloon, 536 Jackson, dwl 11
Yerba Buena

Briand Victor, Uiilor, dwl OlOJ W;xshington

Briarton Annie (widow) dwl 10.') Fifteenth

Brieca ConsUxtino, dwl 515 Union, re;ir

Brieoc) Alfred, jeweler, dwl 420 Davis

Brice FYanlv, Lunibenuans' Pro. Union, 71 New Mont

Brice Frederick, bartender Martin Tragley, dwl 305 Bry-
ant

Brice .lames, foreman blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 740 Guerrero

Brecetto Antonio, gardener Giovanni Perata, dwl Twen-
ty-sixth Av nr San Bruno Road, South |S. F.

Brick Daniel, shoemaker, dwl 907 Folsom

Brick John G., steward Milton S. Latham, 638 Folsom

Brick Preserving Co., Phillip Caduc president, cor Berry
and Sixth, office 513 Montgomery

Brioker Jacob, housemover, dwl 50s ilission _

Brickette .John B. , fruit, 50(5 Larkin, dwl 6 Tyler

Brickette, Mar>' Mrs., bakerj', 6 Tjler

Bricklayers' Benevolent and Protective Society,232 Sutter

Brickley Edward, watchman S. F. Manufacturing Co.

Brickley Ellen (widow), dwl 72t» Clementina

Brickley James, avrpenter, dwl 729 Clementina

Brickley John, fruit i/cdcUer, dwl X s Haight bet Buch-
anan and Webster

Brickley John, salesman Lederer & Co., dwl 729 Clemen-
tina

Brickley Patrick, peddler, dwl W s Chapultepec nr Cort-
land Av, Bemal Heights

Brickley Richard, laborer, dwl 203 Main

Brickley William, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 52 Louisa

Briokman Frederick, grocer, dwl C17 Stevenson

Brickwedel Annie (widow), dwl E s Baker bet Geary and
Post

BRIC-K>VEDEL <". H. A SOX {Charles H. Brick-
wedel Jr.), i^roprietors Constitution Hotel and Res-
taurant, 547-553 First

Brickwedel Charles H. (C. H. Brickwedel <fc Son), dwl 553
First

Brickwedel Charles H. Jr. (C. H. Brickwedel tfc Son), dwl
553 First

Brickwedel Henry (Henry Brickwedel it Co.), dwl 515
Franklin

BKI4'K>VE»EL HE.XRY A CO. {.Vartin Hencken
and Henry Schmder), importers and jobbers wines
and liquors, 20S and 210 Front

Brickwedel Jacob, liquor saloon, 52 First

Brickweilel John, clerk John Hillebraudt, dwl SW cor
Tenth and Folsom

Brickwedel M. H., clerk Constitution Hotel, 547 First

Brickwedel Rebecca (widow), dwl iilk Grove

Bride Morris, laborer, dwl 12 Verona PI, rear

Brideson William, expressman, SW cor Pine and Sansom,
dwl 1617 California, rear

Bridewell Richard F., carpenter and builder, 1421 Leav

Bridge Charles T., bookkeeper Alvinza Hayward, and
secretary San Mateo Water Works, office 224 Califor-
nia, dwl 230 Kearny

Bridge Frederick C, foreman St. LawTence Stables, dwl
704 Sutter

Bridge Henry S., clerk William Sherman & Co., dwl 1717
Larkin

Bridge John, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills

Bridge Mathew, mason and builder, dwl 1717 Larkin

BKU»iiE >VILLI.\M E., livery and sale stable, 212
Sutter and 113 O'Farrell, dwl 704 Sutter

Bridgeford William B., painter William F. Canham, 327
Suiter, dwl 1530 Jackson

Bridgelo Charles, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory

Bridgeman R. R. Rev., chaplain St. Marj-'s Hospital

Bridges F., musician, dwl 732 Vallejo, rear

Bridges John, laborer, dwl 214 First

Bridges Luke, wharfbuilder, dwl 525 Sixth

Bridgewood George W., machinist Hawkins & Ointrell,
dwl 324 Main

Bridgewood Joseph, extraman Engine No. 9 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 324 Main

Bridgewood Samuel, engineer Engine Co. No. 9 S. F. F.
D., dwl 324 Main

Bridgewood Samuel J. Jr. , bookkeeper Wells, Fargo &
Co., dwl 324 Main

Bridghan William H., trunkmaker, H. Behrendt & Co.,
dwl 41S Brannan

Bridgman John, soapmaker Lucy & Donnelly, dwl S 8
Brannan nr Ninth

Bridgman John W. (Glwm A: B.), 416 Front

Bridlerider William, cari)enter William Kreger. 108 Davis

Bridon Thomas, waiter Matteo Cressaglio, dwl 9 Dupont

Brien Eugencj laborer, dwl 529 Valencia

Brien Henry, machinist, dwl 0.36 Union

Brien Henry, UMller, dwl 502 Mission

Brien Janies» CiMjpers' Union, 417 Bu-sh

Brien Timothy 0., gardener, dwl .54 Shipley

Brieime Andre, shoemaker, dwl 924 Dupont

Brieslen Patrick, hostler Cliff House, Point Lobos Av

Brierty Kate (widow), dw 1 Winchester Hotel

Brieson Neil, laborer Eureka Warehouse, dwl 69 Water

Brigacrts Ginird, sawyer California Sash Factory, dwl S s

Pierce bet Eddy and Ellis
Brigaerts Josejih H., sashmaker, dwl E s Bourbin PI bet
Ellis and Eddy

Briggs , bricklaver, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post

Briggs Albert, dwl 270 First

Briggs Albert, driver ^NTiitney & Co.'s Express, dwl 423

Stevenson
Briggs Alfred W., engineer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 1328

California, rear
Briggs Arthur R., with Church & Co,, dwl 1104 Market
Briggs Cluicnce, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

1720 Turk
BRI<<(>!» EUGAK, managing agent Consolidated To-
bacco Co., office 207 Front, dwi 1914 Broadway
Briggs Edward K, car\er, dwl 28 O'Farrell, rear
Briggs Effie Miss, milliner Jeanette E. Ware, dwl 1511

Stockton
Briggs George W. , stoves and tinware, 23 Montgomery

Av, dwl 1511 Stockton
Briggs Gustavus, proptr Germania Gardens, W s Erie bet

Howard and Mission
Briggs James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Briggs John, dwi 337 Bush
Briggs John, woodcarver, dwi W s Erie bet Howard and

Mission
Briggs Joseph, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Briggs Joseph D., liquor saloon, 1020 Market, dwl 117

Fifth
Briggs Lucy M. Mrs. dwi 222 Turk
Briggs M. A. Mrs., dwl 7 Morse
Brigg-s Margaret (widow), dw 1 1328 California, rear
Briggs 0. W. , furnished rooms, 137 Montgomery
Briggs R. G., purser Pacific ilail S. S. Colima
Briggs Wilber, carpenter, dw 1 N s Washington, bet FU-

more and Steiner
Briggs William, painter, dwi 137 Fifteenth
Briggs William R., real estate, dwi 2720 Mission
Brigham Cahin 0. (Brijham, Whitney <t- Co.), res Oak-
land
Brigham Charles A. (Pacific Granite Co.), dwl N s

King, bet Second and Third
Brigham Charles B., physician and surgeon, office 703

Market, dwi Palace Hotel
Brigham Herbert F., clerk Samuel L. Cutter, 302 Mont-

gomerj-room 20
BRIiillA.U, WHITNEY A t'O. (Caloin 0. Brig-
ham, A. P. Whitney, and John C. Hoppe), whole-
sale dealers dairj- produce and provisions, 320 FYont
Brigham AVilliam H. (Crane it- B.), res New York
Bright John, teamster Chase & WoU, dwl 414 Pacific
Bright Robert, dwi 1021 Powell
Bright Robert, real estate, dwl 839 Pacific
Bright Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel
Brignardello Giacomo, importer and sawyer Italian mar-
ble (and Stempebnann ifc Co.), 113 Market, dwl
703 Stockton
Brignardello Gio Batta, macaronimaker, 241 Batter)-,

dw 1 SW cor Sansom and Pacific
Brignardello John, marblecutter, dwl 21 Sonora PI
Brignardello John, marblesawyer Musto Bros., dwi 315

Broadway
Brignardello Joseph, macaroni manufacturer, dwl 1406^

Dupont
Brignoli Giovanni, vegetable dealer, dwl 532 Vallejo
Brignoli John, with Paul Luvis, dwl 502i Third
Brignoli Louis, helper M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 19 Sonora PI
Brignoni Domenico (F. Arata d- Co.), dwl 622 Broadway
Brigoni Vicenzo, miner, dwl Roma Hotel
Brigwold Joseph, seaman schr Marj' Hall, Washington

St. Wharf
Brill Auguste, dwi 218 Pacific
Brill Frank, upholsterer John A. Shaher & Co., dwl 79

Fourth
Brill John H., shoemaker, N s Michigan nr Sierra
Brimhall, M, A., carpenter, dwl 227 Second
Brimigion Samuel, wood and coal, 410 Larkin, dwl 8 Ash

Av
Brimotte Louis, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton

JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant

Brlncatt Salvatore, dwl W s Potrero Av., bet Twenty-
second and Twentv-third

Brinck Albert (VulWmcht, Brinclc .fc Co.), res Oakland

Brind Caleb, foreman D. Hirschfeld & Co., and confec-
tioner, 1(5 Fourth

Brind James, carpenter, dwl 32 Ellis

Brindaniour Henry, watchmaker, dwl 550 Folsom

Brinee Bernard, waiter Occidental Hotel

Bringelson Pet«r, laborer, dwl W s and nr San Miguel
Station

Briniy Louis, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 10 White PI

Brink Charles, barkeeper Ansel S. Allen, dwl 724 Pacific

Brink Charles H., barkeeper Charles A. Anderson, dwl
3 Hardie PI

Brink Jlariellus, Scandinavian Society, 71 New Mont-
gomery

Brink William, bridgetender Southern Pacific R. R. Co.,
dwl S s Townsend bet Seventh and Eighth

Brinkmaun Eniest, seaman, dwl Steuart St. House

Brinkmann Henry, barkeeper Henry Schmidt, dwl 624
Pacific

Brinkman J. P., seaman, dwl Steuart St. House

Briody Hugh, laborer, dwl 255 Clementina

Briody John, meterman S.F. Gas Light Co., dwl 3 Pratt PI

Briody Margaret (widow), dwl Montgomery Court

Briordy Phillip, tinsmith John G. lis, dwl 1182 Harrison

Brion M. A., general agent, oflice 54 Clay, dwl 50 Minna

Briquet David, fllecutter ilartin Kelly, dwl N s Mission
bet First and Second

Brisac Felix, clerk Liverpool and London and Globe In-
surance Co., dwl 811 Vallejo

Briscoe Joseph, laborer, dwl 47 Sacramento

Briscoe Joshua, hairdresser Cary & Blake, dwl 1328 Stook

Briscoe H. P., capitalist, dwl Russ House

Brisedou August, dwl 250 Sutter

Brisen Nelson, mariner, dwl 22 Washington

Brisset Arthur, clerk, dwl 14 John

Bristniham Stephen, laborer Haste & Kirk, dwl 548 Na-
toma

Bristol Andrew S., stovefltter David W. Ruggles, dwl 1010
Taylor

Bristol Heni-y C, cooper Cutting Packing Co., dwl 558J
Bryant

Bristol Levi E., canvasser, dwl 12 Ellis

Britell Charles, miner, dwl 700 California

BIMIISII ASIEKJCAJV ASSUKAXCE CO. (fire),
(Toronto, Canada), Richard B. Irwin & Co. agents,
office 200 Sanson!

BRITISH AXD FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE
CO. (limited), Balfour, Guthrie & Co. general
agents, office 230 California

BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF CALI-
FORNIA, rooms 730 Montgomery

BRITISH CONSULATE, W. Lane Booker consul,
office 319 California

Britman Amelia Miss, dwl 202 Van Ness Av

Britner B., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 534
Folsom

Britney Bernard, machinist, dwl 534 Folsom

Britt James, plumber W. R. Allen

Britt Jefferson, stableman Central R. R.

Britt John, housemover, dwl 25j White PI

Britt J. W., shoemaker Thomas Healy, 677 Mission

Britt William, watchman, dwl 17 Frederick

Brittain AVilliam, wagonmaker Peter Jansen,, dwl S 8
Twenty-second nr Guerrero

Brittan Isador, waiter R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 213 Sutter

Brittan Nathaniel J. {Holhrook, Merrill d: Co.), dwl Union
Club

Brittan's Building, SW cor California & Davis

Britton Edward, machinist, dwl 266 Tyler

Britton George, carpenter, dwl 313 Jones

Britton George W. (Goodwin it- Co.), dwl 1309 Taylor

Britton J. (widow), dwl 1112 Jackson

Britton James, carpenter, dwl 13 Grand Av

Britton John, boxmaker William Kreger, dwl 13 Grand
Av

Britton John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 207
Second

Britton John W., silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
dwl 444J- Natoma

Britton Joscjih, sujierintendent Clay St. R. R., office SW
cor Clay and Leavenworth (and Britton, Rey <£• Co.),
dwl 829 Union

Britton Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Hartford, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth

BIMT'J'ON, REY A CO. (Joseph Britton, J. J. Rey,
and Ilcnry Steincg-jer), lithographers, 529 Commer-
cial, cor Leidesdorif

Britton Zenas E., attorney at law, office 438 Cal.. dwl

Shotwell bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Britz J., cooper, dwl 18 First
Brizzolara Louis (Brizzolara id Roccatagliata), dwl 24

Wetmore PI
Brizzolara & Roccatagliata (Louis Brizzolara and John

Roccatagliata), coal and wood, 1015 Washington
Broad Alphonso H., carpenter, dwl 644 Stevenson
Broad Charles, capitalist, dwl 1222 Bush
Broad Charles E. , grainer, cor Market and Seventh
Broad Edward, plumber G. & W. Snook, dwl 1921 Stock-
ton
Broad William, laborer, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Broad William B., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

Georgia nr Sierra
Broadhead W. H., stockbroker, office 331 Montgomery,

room 7
Broadhurst John, overseer Cal. Silk Manufacturing Co.
Broadman P. B., seaman, dwl 415 East
Broadway Hotel, John Donohue jtroprietor, 212 Bdwy
BROAI»WA\' BLOCK, James G. Butler proprietor,

502 Broadway
Broadway Bonded Warehouse, Edwin Danforth pro-
prietor, SW cor Battery and Broadway
Broadway Brewery, Jacob Adams proprietor, C37 Bdwj'
Brochier John, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Brock — — Mrs., dwl 318 Kearny
Brock C. C. , shipowner, office 305 East, res Alameda
Brock James, woodturner, dwl 406 Folsom
Brock Julian, seaman, dwl 531 East
Brook Martin, peddler, dwl 30 Geary
Brock Oscar W., laborer Custom House, dwl 328 Third,

rear
Brock William, waiter Frederick Castle, NE cor Van Ness

Av and Sutter
Brockelbank Manuel T., mining and real-estate agent,

office 330 Pine room 48
BROCKHOFF BROTHERS (Charles and Williarn),

groceries and liquors, NW cor Brj'ant and Twenty-
fourth
Brockhoff Charles (Brocl;hoff Brothers), dwl NW cor

Bryant and Twenty-foui'th
Brockhoff William (Brockhoff Brothers), awl NW cor

Bryant and Twentj'-fourth
Brockinger Thomas, porter John C. Bell, dwl 339 Tehama
Brockman A., mill-stone builder Joseph Wagner & Co.
Broekman Christian, laborer, dwl 510 Broadway
Brockman Henry, clerk John H. Schulter, dwl 112

Tehama
Brockman Kate Mrs., dwl 275 Minna
Brocks Samuel G., painter, dwl 231 Fifteenth
Brocksmith Charles, clerk Patrick Hartigan, NW cor

First and Howard
Brocq Alfred V., proprietor Bay View Nursery, NE cor

Twenty-first Av and J., South S. F.
Brodeck Albert, clerk Colman Bros., dwl 610 Hayes
Brodeck Henry H. (Brodeck & Co.), dwl 610 Hayes
Brodeck & Co. (Henry H. Brodeck and W. Vallance

Gray), photographers, 640 Market
Brodek Phillip J., compositor Alta California, dwl 235

Stevenson
Brodek Samuel, hairdreasing saloon and cupper, Brook-
lyn Hotel, dwl 1513 Hyde
Broder John P., clerk Matthias Gray, dwl 18 Welsh
Broder Patrick, laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac. R.

R., dwl IS Welsh
Broderick B., teamster Smith, Cutter & Co., dwl Perry

nr Fourth
Broderick J. B., dwl 315 Jessie
Broderick Jeremiah, hostler Robert N. Graves, cor Pine

and Van Ness Av
Broderick John, boilermaker Portland Boiler Works, dwl

3 Sheridan
Broderick John, coffee and liquor saloon, 41 Pacific, dwl

SE cor Harrison and Main
Broderick John E., clerk William J. Heney & Co., dwl

294 Garden
Broderick Lizzie Miss, milliner Mrs. M. Whelan, dwl 914

Natoma
Broderick Michael, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Broderick Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl SW

cor Shasta and Michigan
Broderick Michael A., stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill &

Co., dwl 42Eoker
Broderick Patrick, hackman Oakland Ferrj', dwl N s Lib-

ertj' nr Dolores
Broderick Patrick, laborer City R. R., dwl N s Sixteenth

bet Second Av and Guerrero
Broderick Thomas, waiter Russ House, dwl 147 Natoma

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market.

3. P. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Broderick Thomas J., boots and shoes, 112 Tliird, dwl 29

Everett
Broderick Walton, laborer S. F. Gusli^'ht Co.
Broderick William, salesman Grover & Baker Sewing Ma-
chine Co., ilwl 29 Garden
Broderick. Sec Brodrick
Brodersen William, messenger T. Lemmen Meyer, dwl N

s Twenty-sixth nr Bartlett
Broderson Charles, painter St. Denis & Chosney, dwl 1306

Stockton
Bnxlerson Christian, stevedore, dwl 5 Gilbert
Broderson ,I<ihn, seaman, dwl 5t Sacramento
Broadhead J. A., major U. S. A., I'aymaster's Depart-
ment California, office 105 Stockton, dwl cor Market
and b'ifth
Broailhvm Boniface H., bricklayer, dwl 729 Union
Broadhun Charles, advertising' aireut, dwl (;35 California
Broadhurst John, tailor Raphael vS: l!ro., dwl 1100 Powell

Brodie Mrs., nightnurse S. F. Lying-in Hospital, 762

Jlission
Brodie Charles A., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 15

Tehama
Brodie Frank T., machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 2217 Pine
Brodie James, foreman Hinckley & Co. , dwl 2217 Pine
Brodie James G., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 2217 Pine
Brodie James K., pressman Wint^rbum & Co., dwl 128

Silver
Brodie John, tanner, dwl E s Bryant bet Twenty-third

and Twenty-fourth
Brodie Samuel H., counselor, ofBce 604 Merchant, dwl

NW cor Stockton and Broadway
Brodie William, deputy superintendent streets, dwl 82

Everett
Brodier J., waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 122 Geary
Brodigan John, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Brodowski William, upholsterer, 944 Harrison
Brodrick Ansel William, carpenter, dwl 937 Howard
Brodrick Richard, dwl 1205 Polk
Brodrick Walter, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Brodrick William, laborer, N s Green bet Battery and San
Brodrick. See Broderick
Brodt John M., carpenter, dwl 424 Stevenson
Brodus John, cook Charles Akron, dwl 13 Washington
Brodwell B., dwl 206 Ellis

Brodvvolf George, tailor, 135 Post, dwl 6 Pratt Court
Brodwolf George, telegraph-instrumentmaker Electrical
Construction and Maintenance Co., dwl 6 Pratt Coiu-t
Brodwolf Michael, tailor George Brodwolf, 135 PostJ
Broecker Frank, cigar manufacturer, dwl 237 Fifth
Brogan Charles C. , miner, dwl SE cor Market and Fifth
Brogan Patrick, hilhnan Central R. R.
Brogden Samuel, importers toys, stationery, fireworks,

etc., 632 Washington
Brohn Peter, seaman, dwl 718 Greewnch, rear
BROKA.W ABRA.n, hay and grain, 1535 Mission, dwl

1516 Mission
Brokaw Edwin A., clerk Abram Brokaw, dwl 1516 Miss
Brokaw Henry V., dwl 615 Turk
Brokenauer Andrew, stonecutter, dwl 18 First
Brokenwagen H., carpenter California Mills
Broker Frederick, seaman stm Orizaba, Market St. Wharf
Brolley Patrick, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Broman William, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Brombacher.Jacob E., teamster Max Morgenthau, dwl

1205 Valencia
Bromberg Fred, clerk, dwl 530 Bush
BrombergerMax(c/^adi"A-a; Co., Gatctenuila, C.A.), office

108 Battery, dwl Lick House
Bromberger Simon {Rosenthal, Fcder & Co.), dwl 614

Sutter
Bromley Edward R., clerk, dwl 437 Tyler
Bromley George A., clerk, dwl 437 Tjier
Bromley Georire S., clerk F. Barnard & Co., res Oakland
BKO.YILEY (;E0K<;K T., contractor, office 418 Mont-

gomerv, dwl 437 Tjier
Bromley Marshall, engineer Hercules Powder Works, Cen-
tral Road nr Fourth Av
Bromley Seth R., barkeeper stm Parthenius, dwl 272 Te-
hama
Bromlev Thomas B., market, 905 Jones, dwl 821 Post
Bromley W. L., stockbroker, office 306 Montgomery
Brommer Claus, maltster Spreck & Co.
Brommer Diedrich {SprecMes X- Co.), dwl S s Twenty-
third bet Bartlett and Mission
Brommer Henry (Henry Bromtner & Co.), dwl SE cor

Linden Av and Franklin
Brommer Henry & Co., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Hayes and Franklin

Brommer John, laborer Spi-eckels & Co.

Bronuuer S., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pckin

Bronenschankel Charles, cariionlcr, dwl 19 Dupont

Broner Antonio, cook Bootz's Hotel, dwl 043 Broadway

Broner B., Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Connncrcial

Broner C. W., baker, dwl 624 Pacific

Broner John, dwl Preseott House

Bronn John F., wines and liquors, 1628 Stockton

Bronn Theodore A. P., bookkeeper Falkenstein & Co.,

dwl 1713 California
Bronness Don Carlos, clerk, dwl 813 Mission
Bronsdon Phineas, contractor, dwl 17 Moss
Bronson Henry, roofer Henry G. Kiske
Bronson Henry H., watchman Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

136 Rose Av
Bronson Horace H., hay and grain, 2131 Mission
Bronson William J., porter Crego & Bowlcy
Bronson W. Marvin, boxmaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
Bronson W. S., mining, dwl Grand Hotel
Bronzan John (Bronzan lO Racicli), dwl 419 Davis
Bronzan & Racich {John Bronzan and Andrew liacich),

coffee and liquor saloon, 419 Davis
Broodie J. H., bellman Palace Hotel
Brook Allen, clothfinisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl 2119 Mason
Brook Charles, dwl 327 Beale
Brook German, clothdresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-

tor}-, dwl cor North Point and Larkin
Brook Henry, dyer, dwl W s Harrison bet Santa Clara and

Eighteenth
Brook Joseph (C. Javies Krmj of Wm. & Co.), dwl N s

Market bet Franklin and Gough
Brook Joseph H. {Culley & Brook), dwl 435 Pine
Brooke Francis P., porter Hobart, Wood & Co., dwl 115

Fell
Brooke George C, painter Swan & Co., dwl 661 Howard
BROOKE THOMAS J., manager Grangers' Business

Assn, 106 Davis, dwl Russ House
Brooke William, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Brookes Frederick A., conductor Central Pacific R. R.,

dwl S s Eddy bet Scott & Pierce
Brookes Samuel M., artist, studio 611 Clay, dwl Prospect

Av nr California Av, Bernal Heights
Brookings C. C, dwl 225 Ellis
BROOKLYN HOTEL, Kelley & Andrews proptrs, 210

and 212 Bush

Brookman , dwl 244 Jessie

Brookman Henuan, laborer, dwl IS Rausch, rear
Brooks Albert M., night clerk Post-office, dwl 904 McAl-
lister
Brooks Aug-ust, assistant collector Pacific St. Wharf, dwl

498 Greenwich
Brooks Augustus, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7 Steu-

BROOKS BENJAMIN S., attorney at law, office 6

M(jntgomery Av, dwl 631 Harrison
Brooks Birdsall, watchman La Grande Lauudrj', Thir-
teenth bet Howard and Folsom
Brooks C, clerk, dwl 13 Powell
Brooks C, Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Brooks C. H. , teacher Chinese mission, dwl 327 Beale
Brooks Charles, artist, dwl 514 Bush
Brooks Charles, barkeeper Radovich & Urhlandt, dwl 417

Kearny
Brooks Charies, butcher Richard T. Baccus,dwl528 0'Far-

rell
Brooks Charles Wolcott, dwl Grand Hotel
Brooks Daniel S. (Oakley S: B.), dwl 60S Market
Brooks E., dwl 124 Tyler

Brooks Edmund (Bcid & B.), dwl 1117 Washington
Brooks Edward, repairer Western Union Telegraph Co.,

dwl 636 Commercial
Brooks E. L. B., attorney at law, dwl 822 Folsom
Brooks Elisha, vice-principal Washington Grammar

School, dwl 1725 Sutter
Brooks G., butcher, dwl 514 Bush
Brooks George, builder, dwl 1706 Kearny
Brooks George, coachman Christian Kirk, 1017 Bush
Brooks George J., cook Freitas & Miller, dwl 733 Market
Brooks George W., solicitor Patrick Casserly, NE cor San-
son! and Pacific
Brooks Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co. , Nev.), Is;uac

T. Milliken secretary, office 302 Montgomery
Brooks Gustave, ciganuaker F. T. Miller, dwl 1197 Kear
Brooks Harrison, clerk, dwl 1105 McAllister
Brooks Henry, sashmaker, dwl 921 Harrison
Brooks Henry B. {Oeorue U. Tay .t- Co.), dwl 333 Eddy
Brooks Henry E. {T. G. CockriU .1; Co.), dwl 924 Jackson

STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchant 'I,

Brooks Henrj' S., mining, dwl KW cor Guerrero and

Seventeenth
Brooks Henry W., landscape painter, studio 222 Post
Brooks Horace, colonel 4th U. S. Artillery, dwl Presidio

Brooks J., dwll2G Fifth

Brooks Jacob, messnian Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Brooks James, dwl 210 Jlontgomery Av
Brooks James, dwl Ocean Road nr Industrial School
Brooks James H., miller Horace Davis & Co., dwl 540 Mis-
sion
Brooks James P. , waiter John Elltch Jr. , dwl 118 Welsh
Brooks Jii}', clerk, dwl 231 Capp
BROOKS J. L., merchant tailor, 710 Montgomery, dwl

229 Kearnj'
Brooks Joseph, dwl 22 Turk
Brooks Joseph, tinsmith, dwl 2119 Mason
Brooks Lincoln M., clerk E. V. Joice, res Oakland
Brooks M. Mrs., dwl 27 A^ Fourth
Brooks Margaret (widow), dwl 30 Stone
Brooks Maria (widow), dwl 829 Vallejo, rear
Brooks Martin, waiter, dwl 218 Fourth
Brooks Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 259 Jessie
Brooks Orion, bookkeeper Electrical Construction and

Maintenance Co., dwl 231 Capp
Brooks P., telegraph operator, dwl 207 Powell
Brooks Peter, shipjouier L. S. Allen, dwl 613 Mission
brooks Richard N., bookkeeper William Ward & Co., dwl

924 Jackson
Brooks Robert Charles, superintendent West End Distil-
lery, dwl cor Otsego and Seneca Av, Ocean House
Road
Brooks Samuel, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Brooks Samuel H. (Brooks cfc Lee), dwl 703 Leavenworth
Brooks Samuel L., bricklayer, dwl 406 Shipley
Brooks Sarah Miss, dressmaker, dwl 110 Eddy
Brooks Shadrach, with J. L. Brooks, dwl 713 Vallejo
Brooks Stephen S. , real-estate agent, dwl 804 Bush
Brooks Thomas G., portrait painter, dwl 222 Post
Brooks Thomas H., bookkeeper Triest & Friedlander,

dwl 126 Fifth
Brooks Thomas J., waiter Kukler & Pullen, dwl 118

Welsh
Brooks T. J., merchant, dwl Russ House
Brooks W., gatekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 28 J

Freelon
Brooks W. H. J., Bohemian Club, 631 Sacramento
Brooks Will (Brooks A- WUhroiv), dwl 631 Harrison
Brooks William, architect, dwl 2008 Powell
Brooks William, camagemaker, dwl 10 Perry^
Brooks William, foreman Einstein Bros. & Co.
Brooks William, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Brooks William H., janitor San Francisco Produce Ex-
change, dwl 202 Drunun
BROOKS A. lEE (Samuel H. Brooks and Benjamin

F. Lee), stockbrokers, office 415 Montgomery
Brooks & Withrow()riM Brooks and Woodirard W. With-

ruw), can'iage manufacturers, 820 and 822 Folsom
Brooks. See Brookes

Broom James M., policeman City Hall, dwl 44J Sixth
Brophy James, expressman, IS Battery, dwl W s Bartlett

bet Twenty -fifth and Twenty-sixth
Brophy John T., real estate, dwl 241 Ninth
Brophy Michael, hostler A. C. Roden, dwl 1588 Bush
Brosh Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 113 Oregon
Brosch Fi'ank, dwl SW cor Brannan and Santa Clara
Brosi G. E., blacksmith, dwl 248 Minna
Brosius Edmund S. , clerk, dwl 661 Howard
Brosnahan Bartholomew, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 29

Austin
Brosnahan Dennis, laborer, dwl 264 Clementina
Brosnahan Michael, laborer George H. Whitney, dwl 20

Guen-ero
Brosnahan Patrick, drayman Ledden, Whipple & Co., dwl

414 Fell
Brosnahan Stephen, drayman Haste & Kirk, dwl 548 Na-

toma
Brosnan John, barkeeper, dwl 150 Tehama
Brosnan Michael, laborer, dwl 1 Haggin
Brosnan Thomas, laborer sui^erintendent streets
Bross George (Bross <fe Co.), dwl 6 Pratt Court
Bross Jacob (Bros< tfc Co.), dwl 19 Dupont, rear
Bross & Co. (Oeorgp a7id Jacob Bross and M. Dittes),

hairdressing and bathing saloon, 230 Bush
Brossard Frank, janitor Industrial School
Brothers Michael, laborer U. S. Stables, 222 Fifth
Brotherson B. , laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Brothcrton Robert, carpenter, dwl 1727 Broadway

Brotherton L. L. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary

School, dwl 1521 Broadway
Brotherton Thomas W. Rev." M.D., superintendent St.
Luke's Hospital, office 414 Market, dwl 1520 Mission
Brothy James, machinist, dwl 41 Natoma
Brotterson William, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Brouders Michael, Quartermaster's Department U. S. A.,

dwl 222 Fifth
Brough William A., compositor Morning Call, dwl 931 Sac
Brougham John, hairdresser, 631 Kearny, dwl 312 Green
Brougham Patrick, dwl 11 Lafayette
Broughton Charles, liquor saloon, 638 Pacific
Broughton Edward, clerk, dwl 32 Ellis
Broughton H., second officer stm Mohongo, Broadway St.

Wharf
Broughton Napoleon L., dwl 1036 Bush
Broulet P., fruitstand, SW cor Montgomery and Com-
mercial, dwl 429 Bush
Browell James, calker Boole & Webster, dwl 1703 Dupont
BROWELt JEREMIAH, contractor and builder,
and manufacturer sewer and water pipe, and patent
chimneys, 442 Jackson, dwl 217 Lombard
Browell Jeremiah Jr., clerk Erwin J. Crane, dwl 217

Lombard
Browell Joseph, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Brower Andrew J., barkeeper, dwl 14 Morey Alley
Brower Daniel R., bakery, NE cor Stockton and Vallejo
Brower George W., compositor Kane & Cook, dwl 20

Glover
Brower James M., painter, dwl 36 Tehama
Brower John D., night inspector Custom House, dwl 36

Tehama
Brower Maurice, miner, dwl 125 Taylor
Brower Theodore, printer, dwl 1031 Sutter
Browick George, seaman O. & O. S. S. Gaelic

Brovvai , cabinetmaker Garke & Co., dwl 12Boardman

Browai , clerk Hale, Page & Wilson

Brown , clerk Christian Roethe, dwl 463 Bryant

Brown Mrs. , dwl 163 Jessie

Brown Mrs., dwl 759 Market

Bro\^Ti A., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador

Brown A., Hebrew German and English School, 759J Miss

Bro\^'n A., waiter, dwl 619 Pacific

Bro\Mi Aaron, restaurantkeeper, dwl 655 Washington

Brown A. B., collector Spring- Valley Water Works Co.,

dwl 1106 Clay
B^ow^l A. B., nightwatchman S. F. Laundry, dwl NW

cor Turk and Fillmore
Brown Abraham B., carpenter California Mills, dwl 22

Russ
Brown A. C, painter, dwl 281 Minna
Brown Adolph, cigars and tobacco, 824 Kearny
Brown Adolph W., tailor, dwl 607 Union
Brow^l Albert, cigarmaker, dwl 509 Washington
Brown Albert, clerk, dwl 423 Harrison
Brow^l Albert, longshoreman, dwl 625 Pacific, rear
Browii Albert, master mariner, dwl 514 Filbert
Brown Albert, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Brown Alexander, clerk F. F. Drury, dwl 2506 Webster
Brovvn Alexander, cook stm Hiunboldt, Jackson St.

^Vharf
Brown Alexander B., stockdealer, dwl 1518 Larkin
Brown Alfred, cooper, dwl 25 Rausch, rear
Brov^Ti Alfred, asphaltumworker, dwl 37 Second
Brovvni Alfred, cutter Joseph Figel, dwl 910 Pine
Brown Alonzo F., importer beads and fancy goods, 321

Pine, dwl 1935 Pine
Bro\\ai Alonzo Fitch, with E. O. Brown, dwl 515 Bush
Bromi Andrew, gasfitter, dwl 406 Broadway
Brown Andrew, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Brown Andrew, machinist Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

1629 Mission
Browai Andrew, stevedore, dwl 54 De Boom
Brown Andrew, waiter Brunswick House, 148 Sixth
Brown Annie (widow), dwl 1323 Montgomerv'
BROWN AXXJE HI. MISS, dwl 15 Ellis
Brown Annie M. Miss, dwl NE cor Fair Oaks and Tsven-

ty-sixth
Brown Antonio, clothing, 105 Jackson
Bro^^^l A. P. , dwl 115 Second
Brown Archibald, tinsmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 216

Third
Brown Arnold R., carpenter, dwl 919 Broadway
Brown Arthur, carpenter, dwl 1324 Pacific
Brown Arthur F., dwl 1510 Mission
Brown Arthur J., compositor Pacific Methodist, dwl 529

Union
Brown August, carpenter, dwl 28 Clay
Bro^vn August, tailor, dwl 5 Jane PI

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Estatlished 1862.

Brown Auciist, tailur, d\vlS22 Green

Brown Aucrustus, master schooner Bonanza, Oriental

Dock, nttice 42 Market
Brown B., boxmaker, Geo: W. Swan & Co.
Brown B., clerk, dwi 605 Ellis
Brown B., fireman Pacific Mall S. S. City of Pekin
Brown B., miner, dwl 323 OTarrell
Brown Barbara Mrs., dressmaker, 70" Vallejo
Brown Benjamin, foreman Clark v^ Zekind, dwl 207 Post
Brown Benjamin, stonecutter, dwl 1424 l^aoific
Brown Benjamin B., painter, dwl 202 Sixth
Brown Benjamin F., accountant, dwl NW cor Brady and

Stevenson
Brown Benjamin F., telegraph ojierator. dwl 247 Eiirhth
Brown Benjamin W. {Michi'l'<sen, Jl ,{■ C«.), dwl 1428 Ellis
BR4»r.\ KKAINMKD <'., official reporter County

Court, and afi:ent Wooton's desks, office Merchants'

Exchanfre, dwl 1023 Hyde
Browni Brothers & Co. (Srorrin and Letris Brown and

Baehr Shcldeman), agents Ore!,'on City Woollen Man-
ufacturing Co., 24 and 26 Sansoni
Bromi Brown, carjienter, dwl 23 Ritch
Brown C. , Carpenter Bay Sugar Refinery
Browni C. , master schr Alameda, office 3 Sp>ear
Browii C^ A., seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Brown C. F., candy stand, Washington nr Post-office, dwl

1407 SUickton
Brown Catherine (widow), chaircaner, 2003 Mission
Brown Catherine (widow), lodgings, 701 Stockton
Brown Catherine E. (widow), dwl 10 Dale Pi
Briwni Catherine Mrs., dwl 18 Ellis
BroWn C. E., dwl 117 Mason

Browni Charles, with John H. Kessing, dwl 1206 Powell
Brown Charles {Johmon £ B.), KE cor Howard and Steu-

art
Brown Charles, dwl 107 Austin

Brown Charles, with W. W. Brown, dwl 946 Harrison
Brown Charles, clerk, dwl 10 South Park
Brown Charles, compositor Morning Call, dwl 203 Green
Brown Charles, confectioner, dwl 4 Card Alley
Bro\TO Charles, cook 783 Market

Brown Charles, engineer Hammam Turkish Baths, 11 Dup
Brown Charles, expressman, NE cor Dupont and Broad-
way, dwl 525 Broadway
Brown Charles, housemover, dwl 18 Harriet
Brown Charles, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

Wiarf
Brown Charles, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Brottii Charles, mxster mariner, dwl 440 Green
Brown Charles, oiler S. S. Montana, Folsom St. Wharf
Brottii Charles, porter Henry Gerke, dwl 4 St. Mary
Brown Charles, porter Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl

4 St Mary
Brown Charles, real estate, dwl W s Dolores nr Sixteenth
Brown Charles, restaurant, 404 Pacific, dwl 324j Bdwy
Brown Charles, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Bromi Charles, seaman stm Newbem, Folsom St. Wharf
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl NE cor Bern,' and Madden
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl SW cor Davis and Sac
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl 21^ Welsh
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Browni Charles, seaman, dwl 119 Davis
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl 105 Clark
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl 131 Folsom
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
BrowTi Charles, seaman, dwi 415 East
Brown Charles, stoves and tinware, 18 Dupont, dwl 335

O'Farrell
Brown Charles A., clerk, dwl S s Bay bet Dup and Stock
Brown Charles A., laborer, dwl 1140 Mission
Bro«-n Charles D., laborer, dwl 614 Mission
Brown Charles E., general baggage agent Southern Pac.

R. R., dwl 335 Geary
Brown Charles E., clerk Edward F. Hall & Co., dwl Grand

Hotel
Brown Charles F., expressman, 425 Com, dwl 925 Har
Browni Charles F., real-estate and fire-insurance agent,

office 32 Merchants' Exchans;e, dwl 66 Clementina
Brown Charles H., driver Cal. Furniture Mauuf. Co., dwl

1500 Polk
Brown Charles M., expressman. Sixth and Folsom, dwl N

s Elizabeth nr San Jos6 Av
Brown Charles R., carpenter, dwl 25 Rausch, rear
Brown Charles W., housemover P. Gleason, dwl 18 Har-
riett
BBOWX CH.tRLOTTE B. Mrs., physician Free

Medical Dispensary, 520 Taylor, office and dwl 110

Stockton

Brown Christian, master mariner, office 305 East, res

Alameda
Brown Christopher, bookkeeper, 15 Powell
Brown C. L. Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. P. M.Willard, dwl 540

Howard
Brown Clara A., teacher music, dwl 006 Lombard
Brown C. M., pilot, dwi 156 Perry

Brown Conrau, tin.smith, Mrs. B. Alvey, dwl 1813 Stock
Brown C. R. Mrs., dwl 311 Hyde
Browni Dana W., assistant bookkeeper George A. Meigs,

dwl 106 Post
Brown Daniel, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Brown Daniel, solicitor Examiner, dwl 1007 Natoma
Brown Daniel, teacher of navigation, dwl 1011 Natoma
Browni Daniel W., dwl 328 Sixth
Brown David, carpenter, dwl 151 Clara
Brown David, carpenter, dwl 828 Union, rear
Brown David, laborer, dwl 1215 Sutter
Browni David, painter, dwi 628 Minna
Brown David, saddler Main & Winchester, dwl NE cor

Jackson and Drumm
Brown David, shoemaker, dwi Ws Shotwell nr Nineteenth
Brown David A., bookkeei^er N. Gray & Co., and secre-
tary Capital Quicksilver Mining Co., office 641 Sacra-
mento, dwi 25 Potter
Brown Dand B. (Ilogan ifc Co.), dwl 137 Chestnut
Brown David Brown, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwi

Cor Buchanan and Bay
Brown David P., drayman cor Washington and Davis,

dwi SE cor Sierra and Indiana
Brown Denton D., civil engineer, dwl 1226 Mission
Brown D. H., dentist, office and dwl NE cor Sixth and

Stevenson
Brown Dominick, musician, dwi 1323 Montgomery
Brown E. (widow), dwi 524 Jones
BROWX EDG.VR O., real estate, office 535 CTay
Brown Edmund J., ix)rter Ledden, Whipple & Co., dwl

618 Jessie, nr Seventh
Brown Edward, clerk, dwl 304 Third
Brown Edward, clerk and telegraph operator. Southern

Pacific R. R. shops, dwi 152 Silver
Brown Edward, groceries and liquors, NW cor Florida

and Twentieth
Brow-n Edward, hostler, dwl Larkin, bet McAllister and

Tjier
Brown Edward, laborer South End Grain Warehouse,

dwl 30 Clara
BROWX EDWARD, manager French Insurance Cor-
poration, Pacific department, office 310 California,

res Alameda
Brown Edward D., bookkeeper Pioneer Land and Loan

Bank, dwi 110 Minna
Brown Edward F., artist, dwi 156 Third
Brown Edward T., clerk letter department Wells, Fargo

& Co., dwl Dorland, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Brown Edwin, engineer A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl W s

Cook nr Point Lobos Av
Brown Edwin E. T., merchant, dwl 1226 Folsom
Brown Edwin T., bootmaker I. M. Weutworth & Co., dwl

241 Ninth
Brown Edwin T., compositor Pacific Methodist, dwl 529

Union
Brown Edwin W., local policeman, dwl 1629 Mission
Brown Elijah, laborer, dwl 8 Henrietta Sq, E s Eleventh
Brown Eliza P. Miss, dwl 319 Taylor
Brown Elizabeth (widow), dwi Lombard nr Gough
Brown Ellen Miss, dressmaker, dwl lOOSJ^ Market
Brown Ellen Mrs., milliner Mrs. M.'WTielan, dwl 299 Clem
Brown Ellis {X. Brown dt Co.), res New York
Brown Emma J. Mrs., dwi 1003 Powell
Brown Emmett, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 14

Ridlev
BROWX EZERIEL, president California Peat Fuel

Manuf. Co., office 609 Sacramento room 5, res Oak-
land
Bfown F., driver City R. R.

Brown F. J. , engineer Evening Post, dwl 118 Post
Brown F. J., painter, dwl W s Laguna bet Hayes and

Grove
Brown Frank, cabinetmaker, dwi 10 Natoma
Brown Frank, cardriver, dwi 710 Clementina
Brown Frank, expressman, SW cor Howard and Steuart,

dwi 206 Steuart
Brown Frank, seamen, dwl 7 Broadway
Brown Frank B., asphaltvuu roofer, 418 Sixth, dwl 11 J

Antonio
Brown Frank E.. dwl 850 Market
Brown Frank F., fishennan, dwi 1519 Dupont
Brown Frank P., market, 513 Brj-ant

JAMES G. STEELE «S; CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha

Brown Frederick, dwl 122 William

Brown Frederick, chop and coffee house, 10 Steuart

Brown Frederick, laborer, dwl 9 Brj'ant Av

Bro'mi Frederick, master mariner, dwl E 8 Bryant bet

Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Brown Frederick, porter Greenebaum & Co., dwl 117

Stockton
Brown Frederick A., clerk Frederick Geisen, dwl 728 Fol
Brown Frederick T., policeman City Hall, dwl Howard nr

Seventeenth
Bro\m O. Mrs., milliner, 1001 Howard, dwl 35 Kausch
Bro^TO George, dwl 35 Everett

Brown George, cook Maine Restaurant, dwl 745 Market
Brown George, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co.
Browii George, laborer New City Hall, dwl 217 Minna
Bro^vn George, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Bro-mi George, machinist, dwl 1309 Pacific
BrowTi George, painter, dwl 35 Rausch
Brown George, real estate, dwl 1714 Sacramento
Brown George, seaman schr Piute, Vallejo St. Wharf
Bro-mi George, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar School,

dwl 502 Powell
Brown George A. {Broion <t- Perkins), dwl 521 Pine
Brown George C, clerk A. S. Hallidie, dwl 1026 Wash
Browni George G. , cooper, dwl 25 Rausch, rear
Brown George N., carpenter, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr

Islais Creek
Browi George S. (J. W. Brown d: Co.) dwl NE cor Folsom

and Second
Bro^Ti George W., boxmaker George W. Swan & Co., 114

Spear, dwl 34 Harriet
Brown George W., drayman Matthias Gray, dwl 1715

Leavenworth
Brown George W. , lithographer, dwl 10 Dale PI
Brown Grafton T. (G. T. Broum tfc Co.), res Oakland
Brown G. T. & Co. (IF. T. Galloway), lithographers, 540

Clay
Brown Hamilton, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Co., 113 Cal
Bro\\'n Hannah B. (widow), bakery and confectionery,

1500 Polk
Brown Harry, clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl NW cor

Bush and Octavia
Brown Harvey S. , attorney at law, office NE cor Fourth
and To\vnsend room 58, and 309 Montgomery room
60, res Oakland
Brown Henrietta (widow), dwl 1207 Tajdor
BrowTi Henry, dwl 339 Tehama
Brown Henr}', dwl 515 Sacramento
Brown Henry, beerbottler, dwl 5 Cedar Av
Brown Henr3', clerk, dwl 127 Kearny
Brown Henry, laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac. R. R.,

dwl 737 Howard
Brown Henry, liquor saloon, 1013 Kearny, dwl lOOS Kear
Brown Henry, local policeman, dwl foot Oregon '
Brown Henrj', plumber, dwl 1121 Mission
Brown Henrj', porter, dwl 29 Hinckley
Brown Henry, proprietor Scandinavian House, 105 Clark
Brown Henry, salesman Hardee & Fredericks, dwl W e

Dolores "bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Brown Henry, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Brown Henry, second officer stm Salinas, Pacific St. Wharf
Brown Henry, third officer stm Mohongo, dwl 54 Sac
Brown Henry A., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 110 Stock
Brown Henrj' A., master mariner, dwl N s Precita Avnr

Howard, Benial Heights
Brown Henry C. {Brown ik Wilson), dwl 37 Second
Brown Henry D., expressman, Sixth and Howard, dwl S

s Elizabeth nr San Jos6 Av
Bro\\ni Henry E., musician, dwl 514 Bush
Brown H. J., crockery, 43SJ Third

Brown H. J., local policeman, dwl cor Octavia and Union
Brown H. M., actor Maguire's New Theater
Brown Howard, messenger Quartermaster's Department

U. S. A., res Oakland
Bro^^Ti H. T., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co.
Brown H. R., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, djvl

Golden Gate Hotel
Brown Hugh, seaman, dwl 131 Folsom
Brown Hyman (P. Brown ti- Brother), dwl 17 Hyde
Brown I., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson

Bro-mi Ireson C, assistant superintendent building de-
partment Real Estate Associates, dwl 730 Guerrero
Brown Isaac E., baker Swain & Robinson, dwl 115 Na-

toma
Brown Isaac W. W., market, 938 Harrison, dwl 35 Oak

Grove Av
Brown J. A., merchant, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Brown Jacob, carpenter, dwl E s Mission nr Twentj'-sec-
ond

Brown James, baker Grand Hotel

Brown James, carpenter, dwl S W cor Valencia and Twenty-
third

Brown James, cooper, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden

Brown James, driver Potrero and Bay View R. R.

Brown Jamos, engineer Occidental Foimdn', dwl 506 How
.Brown James, laborer, dwl E s Illinois nr Twentieth

Bro^^■n James, laborer, dwl 2 Jasper PI

Brown James, laborer E. T. Anthony & Co., dwl 600ValIejo

Brown James, laborer, dwl 90S Vallejo

Brown James, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 21S Drumm

BrowTi James, laborer George H. AVhitney, 114 Steuart

Bro^^-n James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Brown James, longshoreman, dwl 19 Howard

Brown James, mattressmaker Cal. Furniture Manvif. Co.,
dwl 7 Verona PI

Bro\ra James, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 209 Har

Brown James, miner, dwl OlJ^npic Lodgings

Brown James, roofer, dwl 163 Jessie

Brown James, seaman, dwl 36 Sacramento

Brown James, seamen, dwl 132 Steuart

Brown James, teamster, dwl 4 Gilbert

Brottii James, teamster, dwl NW cor Green and Battery

Bro^^^n James, waiter 'Wliat Cheer House

Browni James Jr., dwl 11 Geneva

Brown James A., drajTuan, office 315 Front, dwl 6 Pleas-
ant

Bro-\wi James C, hairdresser, 1146 Folsom

Brown James G., dwl 423 O'Farrell

Brown James George, shipping clerk Central Pacific R. R.
Co., dwl 23 Clinton

Brown James L., carpenter, dwl W 8 Clementina nr
Eighth

Brov^Ti James P., lastmaker W. H. King & Co., dwl 1817
Jessie

BroTsni James S., salesman John C. Bell, dwl 225 Tyler

Brown James T., carpenter California Mills

Browni James W., boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl Shot-
well nr Sixteenth

Bro-BTi James W., salesman J. H. Malone, dwl 81 Fourth

Brown J. B., carpenter, dwl 627 California

Bro\\'n J. B. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar School, dwl
308 Eighteenth

Bro\\ii J. D., dwl Lick House

Brown Jesse, dwl 224 Fourth

Brown Jesse, engineer stm Amador, Broadway Wharf

Brown Jesse R., milkman, dwl 318J Hayes

Bro'wn Jessie Miss, laundress, dwl N s Seventeenth bet
GueiTcro and Dolores

Bro\\ii John, baker, dwl 207 Post

Brown John, baker, dwl 108 First

Bro's^i John, barkeeper Louis Eppinger, dwl 15 Monroe

Brown John, barkeeper Timothy Do\\'ney

Brown John, blacksmith, dwl SW cor Octavia and Union

Brown John, boatman cor Third and Berry, dwl 725
Brannan, rear

Brown John, boilermaker, dwl 915J Howard

BrowTi John, bootmaker, dwl 917 Sutter, rear

Brown John, bricklayer, dwl IS Tehama

Bro\^Ti John, carjienter, 7 Dale PI

Brown John, carpenter, dwl 515 Howard

Brown John, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 740 How

Brown John, clerk J. J. O'Br'ien & Co., dwl 313 Sixth

Brown John, cook tug boat Wizard, dwl NW' cor Kearny
and Broadway

Bro«ii John, cook Mathias Edwards, dwl NE cor Drumm
and Clay

Brown John, deckhand barge Sonoma, dwl Long' Bridge

Brown John, deckhand stm Fideliter, Pacific St.\A'harf

Brown John, designer, dwl 1006 Sutter

Broun John, driver Central K. E., dwl 420 Sixth

Brown John, grocer, dwl Br.vant St. House

Brown John, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s Michi-
gan nr Shasta

Brown John, junk dealer, dwl SE cor Jones and Francisco

Brown John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl S s Sierra nr
Indiana

Brown John, laborer, dwl 33 Jessie

Brown John, milkranch, W s San Jos6 Road nr Five-mile
House

Brown John, plasterer, dwl 13 Eddy

Brown John, porter Ledden, Whipple & Co., dwl 18 Jessie

Brown John, porter G. Morrow & Co., dwl 37 Commercial

Brown John, salesman Calahau Curtin, dwl S5S Folsom

Brown John, salesman George A. Meigs, dwl 847 Har

Brown John, seaman stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf

Brown John, seaman, dwl 2 Washington

Brown John, seaman, dwl 6 Bartol

Brown John, seaman, dwl 9 Broadway

f«!

BEAMISH'S—SMrt mannfacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market.

A P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

BRO

161

BRO

■i^vm Juhn, sennian, dwl IC Washiiigrtoii

r. iwn John, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento

. ivm Juhn, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

1 iwn John, seaman, dwl 100 Jackson

1. 1 wn John, seaman, dwl 120 Howard, rear

'. iwn John, seaman, dwl 205 Second

i"vm John, seaman, dwl 409 Pacific

■■'vm John, Ship Calkers' Ai^n, US First

: iwn John, steward, dwl 1112 Kearny

r .\m J(,>hn, teamstor Black Diamnnd Coal Co.

:vr\vn John, teamster Korn & McCarthy, dwl Linden Av
bet Layruna and Buchanan

: . iwn John, tinsmith, dwl N s Pine bet Broderick and
Baker

' '\vn John, tinsmith, dwl 607 Greenwich
wn John, watchman Eisen Bros., 10 Stevenson
>vm John A., clerk Post-office, dwl 421 Natoma
'wn John A., porter Littlefield, Webb & Co., dwl 1235
Union

thrown John D. , engineer, dwl 2024 Mission
Brown John E., laborer, dwl W s Ninth nr Folsom
Brown John E., laborer Quartermaster's Department U.

S. A. , dwl 265 Stevenson
Brown John E., waiter Palace Hotel
BBOM'N JOII.\ F., book and Jobprinter, 525 Com-
mercial, dwl 316 Chestnut
Brown John G., st<>necutter Orford & Began, dwl 22 Turk
Bro\ni John H., printer, dwl 323 Taylor
Browni John H., clerk Quartermaster's Department U. S.

A., dwliOOe Howard
Browni John K., captain stm Oakland, Oakland Ferrj', res

Alameda
Brown John M., laborer, dwl cor Louisiana and Sierra
Brown John O., mate stm Thoroughfare
Brown John O. , messenger Lighthouse Department, 204

Montgomerj-, dwl 707 Vallejo
Brown John P. , boilermaker Pacific Rollins; Mills
Bro\vn John W., draftsman Miners' Foundry
Brown John \V., driver Portrero and B. V. R. R.
Brown Juhn W., seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Brown John W., teamster, dwl 552 Linden Av
Brown Jonas L, Scandinanan Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Brown Joseph, dwl 4 Natoma
Browii Joseph, clerk, dwl 634 Post
irown Joseph, ironmoulder, dwl 18 Tehama
Town Joseph, printer A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 917

Sutter
Irown Joseph, seaman, dwl 117 Dnimm
Irown Joseph, teamster S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl North Point nr Larkin
Brown Joseph C, clerk 1. Friedlander, dwl 10 South Park
irovni Joseph H., carpenter, dwl N s Jersey bet Temple

and Noe
irown Joseph H., carpenter, dwl SE cor Bartlett and

Twenty-Third
Irown Joseph H. , carpenter, dwl S s Elizabeth nr Noe
Brown Joseph J., baker Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 11 Jansen
own Josiah (Brown <fc liichanU), and lodgings, 815

Montgijmerr
•own J. RoUo," carpenter A. R. Nichols, dwl 6 Fella PI
Srown J. S., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
toown Julius A., bookkeeper Risdon L and L. Works,

dwl Co^mopolitan Hotel
Srown Justus, engineer Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl 519
Vallejo
IROWX J. W. A CO. (George S. Brovm), stock-

brokers, office 317 Montgomerj-
Srown J. William (J. W. Brown it- Co.), dwl 920 Pine
.rown LawTence L., attorney at law, office 607 Wash-
ington, dwl 1155 Howard
Brown Lewis (Brown Bros. <t Co. and Toklas, Brown <fc

Co.), dwl 824 O'FarreU
Srown Lewis, waiter Palace Hotel
Stown L. L. Mrs., saleswoman Home Sewing Machine.dwl

1115 Howard
Srown Lorenzo D. (Brown <fc WinanU), dwl 514 Fell
rown Louis, cook, 250 Sutter

irown Louis, expressman, dwl E s Brj"ant Av nr Bryant
teown Louis, expressman, SW cor Steuart and Howard,

dwl 36 Commerce
Srown Louisa (widow), tailoress, dwl 10 Anthony
Srown Luke, sailmaker E. Detrick A: Co., dwl 108 Folsom
to)wn Luther C, physician and surgeon, dwl NE cor
Hyde and Union

iwn M., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
-jwn M., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Irown M. A., Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
iWn Malcolm, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 2620 Sac

Brown Manuel, hairdresser ilichael Schworm, dwl 1017

Pacific
Brown Margaret (widow), dwl 242 Clementina
Brown Margaret (widow), dwl 1629 Mission
Brown Maria (widow), nurse, dwl 13 Bernard
Brown Mark, shipcalker, dwl 32 Clara
Brown Mark, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3,

S. F. F. D.
Brown Mark, teamster, dwl 913 Sansom
Brown Marj- (widow), dwl 5 Lafayette PI
Brown Mary (widow), dwl 7 Ashburtou PI
Brown JIari,- (widow), dwl 410 Sixth
Brown Marv (widow), liijuor saloon, 217 Pacific
Brown Mary E. Miss, dwl 319 Taylor
Brown Matthew, teamster Maskell & Summerfield
Brown iL C, dwl 225 Bush
Brown 5L E., clerk C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dwl 411

O'FarreU
Brown Michael, laborer, dwl 807 Brannan
Brown Jlichael, laborer George H. ^^^^itney, 114 Steuart
Brown Michael, rigger, dwl NEcor Folsom and Beale
Browii Michael, teamster, dwl 138 Silver
Brown M. K., waiter Palace Hotel
Brown Morris, (Brown Bros, ct Co.), dwl 828 O'FarreU
Browni Moses P.,hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl

2608 Sacramento
Brown N. & Co. (Ellis Brown and Abraham Roseiithal),

importers and jobbers clothing, 108 Batterj-
Brown Napoleon, barkeeper, dwl 849 Clay
Brown Nathan (N. Broicnd: Co.), dwl 724 O'FarreU
Brown N. B., dwi 225 Bush
Brown Nicholas, laborer, dwl 3 Lick
Brown O. T., stableman Norton & Adams, dwl NE cor

Turk and Larkin
Brown P., laborer, dwl S s Filbert bet Sansom and Mont
Brown P, & Brother (Hyinan Brown), manufacturers

boys' clothing, 125 Sansom
Brown" Patrick, blacksmith John M. Carron, dwl 11 Clara
Brown Paul, dwl 624 Fourth
Brown Paul, boxmaker Cal. Cigar Box Co.
Brown Peter, carpenter, dwl 951 Bryant
Brown Peter, cook Rocco Beban, dwi 11 Pollard PI
Brown Peter, housemover, dwl 1100 Powell
Brown Peter, iromnolder, dwi 11 Jansen
Brown Peter, laborer, dwl 724 Lombard
Brown Peter, laborer Pac. Box Factory, dwi 18J Zoe
Brown Peter, laborer Quartermaster's Department U. S.

A., dwl 724 Lombard
Browm Peter, seaman dwi 104 Steuart
Bro\vn Peter, seaman, dwl 1517 Dupont
Brown Peter N., carpenter California Theater, dwi 244

Sutter
Browni Philip (P. Brown <fc Brother), res Mar}-3%alle
Brown Phillip A., dwi 714 Lagima
Brown R. (widow), dwi 152 Silver
Brown R. cook Continental Hotel, 519 Pacific
Brown Rachel Miss, dressmaking, 627 Union
Brown Raphael, bookkeeper Brown Bros. & Co., dwi 824

O'FarreU
Brown Reuben W., superintendent Michelssen, Brown &

Co., dwl SE cor Raih-oad and Sixth avs. South S. F.
Brown R. H., carpenter, dwi 120 Turk
Brown Richard, dwi NW cor Devisadero and Lombard
Brown Richard, waterman, dwi 26 Perrj', rear
Brown Richard, fruits, 504 Sixth
Brown Richard, laborer, dwl 254 Stevenson
Brown Richard, real estate, office 215 Sansom, dwi 818

Green
Brown Richard, soap factory, E s Nebraska nr Alameda
Brown Richard H., helper Charles W. Smith, dwi 18 Na-
toma
Brown Richard T., bookkeeper William J. Stoddard, dwl

423 Clementina
Brown Robert, superintendent Keane, O'Connor & Co.,

dwi E s Mission bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Brown Robert L., seaman, dwl E s Mission nr Thirtieth
Brown Robert S., dwi 637 Ellis
Brown Robert T., extraman Hose No. 3 S. F. F. D.
Brown Robert T., whitener, dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty-
third and Twentv-fourth
BROWX ROLAXD (i., agent Grover & Baker Sewing

Machine Co., 116 Montgomery, res Oakland
Brown Rosa (widow), housekeeper, dwi 322 Fifth
Brown Rufus N., solicitor Renton Coal Co., dwi 2322

Washington
BROM'X RITHERFORD H., mining secretarj", office

402 Montgomery room 2, dwi 610 Leavenworth
Brown S., cook, dwl 509 Washington
Brown Sadie, clerk Hector W.Vaughan, dwi 139 Fourth

fAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry l^Ianufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Ifontgoniery cor. Mercha

Bruwn Samuel, local policeman, dwl 20 Stanford
Bro\\ni Samuel, lix;al policeman, dwl 403 Beale
Brown Samuel, longshoreman, dwl 36 Spear
Browi) Samuel, laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steuart
Brown Samuel E. , foreman composing room F. Marriott,

dwl i) Rausch
Brown Samuel H. , real-estate agent, dwl 607 Buchanan
Brown Samuel H., salesman T. J. Bass cSi Co., dwl 7 Ve-
rona PI
Brown Sanderson, laborer, dwl 22 Turk
Brown Sarah E. Mrs., jiln'sician Free Medical Dispensary,

520 Taylor, dwl 14 Ellis
Browm S. R., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Brown Stephen, hillman Central R. R.
Brown Stephen, housepainter, dwl 35 Rausch
Browni Stephen G., hairdressing saloon, 202 Fourth
Brown S.vlvester B., drayman Jas. A. Brown, dwl 1508

Sacramento, rear
Browii T. E. Rev. , dwl N s Post bet Hyde and Larkin
Browni Theodore, clerk County Tax Collector's Office, dwl

1525 Dupont
Bro^Mi Theodore, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 1031

Sutter
Brown Theodore, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Brown Theodore M. Jlrs. widow), dwl 510 Folsom
Brown Thomas, dwl 1028 Market
BROW\ THOM.4Si, cashier Bank of California, oflSce

N\V cor California and Sansom, dwl 1019 Bush
Brown Thomas, calker L. S. Allen, le Dnunm
Brown Thomas, calker Boole & Webster, Pier 19 Steuart
Brown Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Ashbury nr Waller
Bro^vn Thomas, laborer, dwl 1 Jasper PI
Browii Thomas, local policeman, dwl 741 Harrison
Brown Thomas, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Brown Thomas, selector Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co. ,

dwl WS Fourteenth Av bet Q and R, S(5uth S. F.
BROWSf THOHIAiii, superintendent California Market,

dwl 1911 Sutter
Brown Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Browni Thomas, waiter stm Senator, Market St. Wharf
Brown Thomas, watchman stm Petaluma, Davis St. Wharf
Browii Thomas Mrs. (widow), dwl 1001 Sutter
Brown Thomas A., photographic galler\', 606 Kearny, dwl

310J Eighth
Brown Thomas C. , clerk Hemy E. Highton, 528 Cal
Brown Thomas G. , teamster Adams & Butler, dwl 48 Clay
Brown T. W., dwl 106 Post

Brown V. K. , solicitor Franklin Hotel, dwl 314 Pacific
Brown W^alter B., clerk Phelps Manufacturing Co., dwl

66 Clementina
BrowTi Walter Scott (TT. S. Broion <Sc Co.) dwl NW cor

Sixth and Howard
Browii Ward, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl 253

Stevenson
Brown W. C. , patternmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Brown W. H., carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 650

Howard
Browm W. Hall, real estate, dwl 2202 Mission
Browm William, dwl 24 Second
Brown William, dwl 54 Third
Bro\\ni William, dwl 503^ O'Farrell
Brown William, dwl 510 Broadway
Brown William, barkeeper, dwl 655 Washington
Brown William, blacksmith, dwl cor Louisiana and Sierra
Brown William, bootmaker Lazarus Hertz, dwl SEcorLei-

desdorff and Sacramento
Brown William, carpenter, dwl 28 Clay
Brown William, carpenter, dwl 306 Leavenworth
Brown William, carpenter, dwl 564 Natoma
Brfiwn William, cooper, dwlNE cor Berry and Madden
Brown William, vaquero, dwl 3 Vallejo
Brown William, driver Central R. R. dwl NW cor Buchan-
an and McAllister
Brown William, engraver, dwl 906 Lombard
Browni William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Brown William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Browni William, master mariner, dwl 332 Main
Brown William, morroccodresser Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl

Sixth and Folsom
Brown William, patternmaker, dwl 254 Clara
Brown William, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., res Oakland
BKOWX WILLIAM, sawmaker, 222 Jackson, dwl 920

Union
Browii William, seaman, dwl Wayne Av nr Crescent Av,

Bemal Heights
Brown William, seaman, dwl N s Courtland Av nr Miss,

Bemal Heights
Brown William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

Brown William, seaman, dwl 28 Clay

Browii William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Brown William, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart

Brown William, seaman, dwl 250 Spear

Brown WMUiam, superintendent North's W^aj's, dwl cor

Louisiana and Sierra
Brown William, truckman James Graham, dwl Larkin nr

Geary
Brown William, upholsterer, dwl 151 Clara
Brown William Q., carpenter, dwl 19 Sixth
Brown William A., engineer, dwl 625 Bay
Brown WiUiam A., engineer Blake, Robbins & Co., dwl

1155 Howard
Brown William A., waiter A. E. Swain, dwl 564 Stev
Brown William B., bootblack, 653 Sacramento
Browii Willard B., compositor Figaro, dwl 45 Minna
Brown William C. , compositor J. H. Carmany & Co., dwl

917 Sutter, rear
Brown William C, blacksmith John W. Farren, dwl 41(^

Natoma
Brown William C, folder Occidental LaUndrj-
BroWn William G., tinsmith GUenther Moenning, dwl 353

Clementina
BKOWK WILLIAM H., contractor nightwork, 3

Mills PI, dwl cor Vandewater and Meiggs' WTiarf
Brown William H., fruits, vegetables, etc., 30 and 31

California Market
Brown William H., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,

dwl 1511 Post
Brown William H., trtickman, dwl 274 Jessie
Brown William J., dwl S s Bay bet Dupont and Stockton
Brown William J., sugarbaker Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl

735 Brannan
Brown William P., musician, dwl 331 Eddy
BrowTi William P., porter E. Neale & Co., dwl 10 Page
Brown William S., millwright, dwl 66 Brady, rear
Brown William W., clerk, dwl 630 Green, rear
Brown W. K., stereotj'per Evening Post, dwl 2019 Hyde
Brown W. S. & Co. (Edward Carlson), commission mer-
chants and agents Belding Bros. & Co.'s silks and

Warren's needles, 569 Market
BROWX A PEKKIX!^ (George A. Broim and George

F. Perkins) Bank Exchange saloon, SE cor Moi "

gomerv and Washington
Brown & Richards (Josiah Brovm and Charles Rv

ards), liquor saloon, 813 Montgomery
Brown & Wilson (Henry C. Broum and William B.

Wilson), workers and dealers asphaltmn, 614 MissioD
Brown & Winants (Lorenzo D. Brovm and Xeicell Win-
ants), stockbrokers, office 419 California room 24
Browne A. F., machinist, dwl Twelfth Av nr N, South

S. F.
Browne C. Adams, drayman Peck & Co., dwl 120 Austin
Browne Charles, dwl 210 Turk
Browne Christopher R., clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance

Co., dwl 205 Powell
Browne Edward (Morton ifc B.), dwl 920 Market
Browne G. H. Airs., teacher Clarke's Institute, dwl ISO

Fourth
BrowTie Jacob L., manager Bank of San Francisco, oflSoe

436 California, res Oakland
Browne John, clerk quartermaster's department U. S. A.,

dwl 2106 Howard
Browne John D., civil engineer, dwl 2024 Mission
Browne Margaret (widow), dwl 3 Vallejo PI
Browne N. H. , transfer clerk Western Union Telegraph

Co., dwl 518 Geary
Browne Spencer C. (Vernon Tohin <fc Co.), res Vernon

Park nr Oakland
Browne Thomas J., taUor, dwl cor Courtland Av and

North Av, Bemal Heights
Brow^lell Don Carlos, salesman Carolan, Hooker & CoiJi

119 California
Brownell Frank H., plasterer, dwl Continental Hotel
Brovvning August (Bromiinq S- Hcher), dwl 1500 Leav
Browning Jacob, teamster Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dwl

909 Laguna
Browiiing James, laborer, dwi 3S5 Dolores
Browning Jeremiah, teamster Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,

dwl cor Larkin and McAllister
Browning John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Nineteentb

and Mission
Browning William, liquor saloon, 541 Clay, dwl 771 Fol
Browning & Heber (Arujustxts Brotcning and WUlia/m f

Ileber), gun and locksmiths, 631 Washington
Brownlee Jessie S., cabinetmaker, dwl 928 Folsom
Brownley James, seaman, dwl 2S Clay
Bro\TOlie James S., dwl E s Diamond bet Nineteenth

and Twentieth

lorge
loirtj '^

hti

BEAMISH'S—Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market &-breets.

-IVAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Establislied 1862.

wnlow C. , dwl 630 Commercial

iwmidge Robert, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 626

Howard

(wnriy^ William J., carpenter, dwl 354 J Eleventh
iwnson Frederick, mason new U. S. Api)raiser's Build-
ing', res 317 Sixth
(Wnson Henrj-, waiter, dwl W s Pringle Court nr

Greenwich
iwnstein George (O. Goslinnky A- Co., ayid of George

Brownstein J: Brother, Jled Dhiff, Cal.), dwl 1017

Post

(wnstone Isaac, merchant, dwl 1002 Larkin
iwntee, F. T., cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl Fourth St. House
lyer John (Pine it £.), dwl 134 Shipley
lylesL. H., salesman Lithauer & Co., dwl cor Second

and Folsom

lyles William, clerk, dwl 60C Folsoro
)Z Frank, clerk F. Korbel & Bros., dwl cor Santa Clara

and Utah

■zzone Antonio, expressman, dwl 629 Grove
ibacherJeau, porter Swiss Hotel, dwl 627 Commercial
ibaker Efflnger, driver Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3 S.

F. F. 1).
ice Charles (widow), dwl 310 Montgomerj' Av
ice David B. , printer, dwelling 1013 Washington
trC'E l»0\ALD, printer (Chinese and labels), 537

Sacramento, dwl 1013 Washington
ice Ellen llrs., dwl N s Twenty-fifth nr Castro
ice Heiirj-, seaman S. S. Montana, Fcilsoin St.WTiarf
ice Herbert, dairyman with William W. Call, dwl W s

San Bruno nr Tw-enty-eighth
ice James H., master mariner, dwl 1218 Jackson
ice John, calker, Boole & Webster
ice John, carpenter, dwl 142J Fourth
ice John, carpenter, dwl 515 Howard
ice John, ironmolder, dwl 521 Howard
ice Josejjh, lodgings, 310 Montgomery Av
ice Mary (widow), dwl 721 Clementina
ice M. M., clerk, dwl 751 Folsom
ice Richard, painter, dwl 10 Louisa
ice Richard Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 10 Louisa
ice Robert, bookkeeper Balfour, Guthrie & Co., dwl

566 Seventeenth
ice Robert, carpenter and builder, dwl E s Laguna nr

Pine
ice Robert W., raarblecutter, dwl E s Laguna nr Pine
ice Samuel, seaman, 26 Steuart

ice Samuel J. , driver Howe Machine Co. , dwl 32 Silver
ice Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 242 Beale, rear
ace William, seaman, 26 Steuart
ace William D., fruits and vegetables, dwl N s Jersey

nr Castro
ach Frederick, barkeeper Edward Conolley, dwl SW

cor Kentucky and Butte
uch Moritz, painter Charles Field & Co., dwl 264J

Minna
uck Philip, waiter San Francisco Verein, 219 Sutter
ucker August, gilder M. D. Nile, dwl 2219 Powell
ucker Gottlob, gilder M. D. Mle, dwl 2219 PoweU
ucker Lizzie Miss, dwl 311 Tjier
ttckmann M. Kurt, bookkeeper Tideman, Hirschfeld &

Co. , dwl 9 Russ
udo^^ch Thomas, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont-

gomerv

:VEi'KyER JOHX, bookseller and stationer, and

agent American and foreign publications, 542 Cali-
fornia, dwl 1708 Dupont
neck William A., clerk Boericke & Tafel, dwl 21 Mosa
nel August, butcher Donnelly, Dmine & Co.
uel H. , dwl 527 Sacramento
uen Henrv, miller Eisen Bros., 16 Stevenson
uen William, dwl 29J Third
Tier John, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl 617 Sixth
llgge George, expressman, NW cor Merchant and East,

dwl N s Minna, bet Eighth and Ninth
■ugge Hermann, clerk Adolph Clootz, dwl 19 John
BI'<;GE.WA>\\ F. W., manager Aid Union Office, 320

Sansom, dwl 919 Filbert
■uggemann Henrj' (Stallmann <t- B.), dwl 503 Union
xiggmann Henry, roofer, 208 Sutter, dwl 31 Langton
•Ujtgmann Henrj- Jr., ivorj- turner, dwl 505 Union
■uggj- Marj- Mrs., furnished rooms, NE cor .llinois and

Twentieth
■ugg>' Patrick, farmer, dwl NE cor Illinois and Twentieth
■uguiere A., stocks, dwl 719 Green
rt«uiere Emile A., office 307 California, dwl 624 Sutter
runn Daniel, dwl 429 Franciscti
ruhns Hans W., groceries and liquors, 426 Green

Bnihns Julius H., hamessmaker John O'Kane, dwl 767

Market
Bruiner James D. , traveling agent Hall's Safe and Lock

Co., 537 Market
Brum Manuel, hairdresser, dwl 1019 Pacific
Brumagim John W., stockbroker, office 110 Leidesdorfl,

dwl 1315 Mason
Brumagim S., expressman, dwl 410 Larkin
Bruman Aaron, bagmaker, dwl 262 Octavia
Bnimel S., Pacific Glove Works, 511 Sac, dwl 219 Minna
Brumfield William H., att<jmey at law, office 612 Clay,

dwl 415 C'apij

Brunil Simon (Shoenberg, Hesthal cfc Co.) dwl 413 Jones
Bniniley Chester B., woolgrower, dwl 2123 Larkin
Brumlev Maggie I. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,

dwi 2123 Larkin
Bnimley Thomas, butcher, dwl 921 Post
Brummer C. A., carrier Moniing Call
Bnm Henry, sutler, dwl 18 First
Brun John (Briui dr Chamonal), dwl 722 Lombard
Brun L., cook, dwl 420 Jackson
Brun & Chamonal {John Brun and Emile Chamonal),

bakerj-, 722 Lombard
Brtm. See Brunn
Brundage J., drawbridge tender Mission Bridge Co., dwl

Toll House
Brundage James, cook, dwl 5 Broadway
Brundson William J., salesman, dwl 114 Welsh
Brune August {Kamrnitter <t- B.), dwl NW cor Bush and

Dupont
Brune August, dwl 423 Jackson
Brune Henrv, bookkeeper J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., dwl

423 Tvler
Brunenkant John, driver Hirshfeld & Frey, dwl 911 Lar-
kin
Bruner Harry S., bookkeeper C. Crittenden & Co., dwl

238 Taylor
Bruner J. D., agent, dwl 600 Bush
Bruner Jane (widow), dwl cor Powell and Greenwich
Bruner William H., physician, office and dwl 23 Post
Bruner. See Brunner
Brunet Eugene, jeweler Frontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl

1337 Dupont
Brunier Eugene (Eugene Brunier <{.- Co.), dwl 420 Union
Bnmier Eugene & Co. (Angela Barella), bottle depot,

1133 Dupont
Brunig Agnes Mrs. , dressmaker, 79 Stevenson
Brunig Christian, liquor saloon, 49 Stev, dwl 79 Stev
Bruning Henn,-, dwl 1713 Leavenworth
Bruning L., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Bruning William, liquor saloon, 2 Cal, dwl 920 Capp
Brunlngs Julia, Mrs., dwl SW cor Twenty-sixth and Bart-

lett
Brunings Martin, barkeeper Charles Meyer, dwl 100 Third
Brunings Sidney, paperruler Cubery & Co., dwl 705 Miss
BrUnjes Conrad, teamster with Cal. Sugar Reflnerj-, dwl

SW cor Brannan and Eighth
Brunjes Diedrich, groceries and liquors, W s San Jos6

Road nr Five-mile House
Brunjes Henrv, groceries and liquors, 430 Brannan
Brunjes J. & Bro. (John and Jacob), groceries and liquors,

SE cor Vallejo and Keamv
Brunjes Jacob (J. Brunjes & Bro.), dwl SE cor Vallejo

and Keamv
Brunjes John (J. Brunjes 6: Bro. and Kttck J: Brunjes),

dwl SE cor Vallejo and Kearny
Brunjes Martin, clerk J. Brunjes & Bro., dwl SE cor Val-
lejo and Kearny
Brunkhorst George, cook John Louis Schroder, dwl 7

Washington
Brunkhorst Louis, porter Tillman & Bendel, dwl 9 Wash
Brunkin Mrs., upholsteress Frank G. Edwards, dwl cor

Green and Powell
Brunn Herman, clerk M. Wunsch & Co., dwl 909 Polk |
Brunn J. Jr., bookkeeper H. Ramon, dwl 911 Clay
Bnmn Peter, special p<5liceman, dwl W s Minnesota bet

Mariposa and Solano
Brunn Peter T., groceries and liquors, 722 Harrison
Brunn T. O., packer Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl 1012^

Larkin
Brunn. See Brun
Brunne Adolphus, clerk John W. DMnelle, dwl 551

Fourth
Brunner Adolph, clerk Sachs, Strassburger & Co., dwl

1027 Clav
BRl'X.XER B. P., superintendent Pac. Rolling Mills,

office 3 Front, dwl Lick House
Brunner H. C, dwl 238 Taylor

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha

Brunner Jacob A., agent Von Houtten's soluble Cocoa,

and dealer i>iiK!S and fanc}' goods, 326 Clay, dwl 1027

Clay
Brunner Louis, varieties, 329 Haj'es
Brunner. See liruner
Bruno John, maltster, dwl 3 Chestnut
Bnuio Nichola.s, fruits, etc., and expressman, 407 Bdw-y
Brunot George, mariner, dwl 9 Broadway
Brunotto L., tailor, dwl 10 August Alley
Bninquist Eric, Scan(lina\ian Society, 71 New Mont
Bruns Bruen, enj,'ineer Union Brewery, dwl 326 Clem
Bruns Charles, barkeeper New Alaska Hotel, N s Vande-

water nr Powell
Bruns Christian, physician, dwl 830 Greenviich
Bruns Conrad, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl W 8

Bryant bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Bruns Conrad, seaman, dwl 1322 Kearny
Bruns Ctmrad, teamster Nicholas Bruns, dwl Kearny bet

Green and Union
Bruns Diedrich, proj^tr Bruns' Hotel, 1225 Market
Bruns Frederick {Bruns X- Bro.), liquor saloon, SW cor

Eightli and Market
Bruns Frederick, blacksmith, dwl IS First
Bruns Frederick, blacksmith Charles Landgraf, dwl N s

Sixteenth Av nr Q, South S. F.
Bruns George (Bruns Jc Bro.), dwl SE cor Sixteenth and

Mission
Bruns Henrj' (Bruns cC- Benedict), dwl 824 Union
Bruns Henry (Bnms tfc Burmann), groceries and liquors,

SW cor Spear and Folsom
Bruns Henry, barkeeper M. & H. D. Detels, dwl NW cor

Twenty-sixtli and Folsom
Bruns Henry, blacksmith, dwl 313 Seventh
Bruns Henrj', milkranch, cor Thirtieth and San Jos^ Av
Bruns Hermann, clerk Custom House, dwl 125 Seventh
Bruns Hermine Mrs., dressmaker, 770 Howard
Bruns' Hotel, Diedrich Bruns proptr, 1225 Market
Bruns Jens C, Scandinavian Society, 71 New Montgomei-y
Bruns John {Bruns d: Riuige), dwl NW cor Greenwich

and Pierce
Bruns Margaret (widow), dwl N s To^\^lsend nr Second
BKlISfS XiCMOI/AS, wholesale coal, and groceries and

liquors, 017 and 619 Davis
Bnins P., laborer, dwl N s Greenwich bet Montgomerj'

and Sansom
Bruns Peter, groceries and liquors, NW cor Third and

Berry, dwl 651 Third
Bruns & Benedict {Henry Bruns and )Villiam C. Bene-
dict), iron and shipping merchants, 117 Beale
Bruns & Bormann {Henry Bruns and Henry Bormann),

liquor saloon. Main St.Wiarf
Bruns & Bro. {George and Frederick Bruns), groceries

and liquors, SE cor Sixteenth and Mission
Bruns & Runge (John Bruns and Gustave Runge), gro-
ceries and liquors, SW cor Union and Octavia and

NW cor Greenwich and Pierce
Brunschwiler Joseph A., bookkeeper Hibemia Savings

and Loan Society, dwl 515 Gough
Brunsen Martin, proprietor North Beach Hotel, 429 Fran-
cisco
Brunswick House, George E. Carlton proptr, 148 Sixth
Brunt William, boilermaker, dwl 38 Jessie
Brunt William N. , butcher, dwl W s Church bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Bruntsch Carl, clerk John H. Boden & Co., dwl 722 Hayes
Bruuzen Conrad, teamster, dwl NE cor Bran and Eighth
Brus Nicholas, porter Badovich & Uhlandt
Bruschi Giuseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market, dwl Fell

nr JIarket
Brusco Antonio, marblesawj'er Musto Bros.
Bruse Christian, clerk John Lutgen, dwl 705 Stockton
Bruseo Giacomo, waiter F. Lucohetti, dwl 519 Davis
Brush Albert, blacksmith, dwl E s Steiner bet Ellis and

Eddy
Brush Charles W., dwl Grand Hotel *
Brush Edward A., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl

114 Welsh
Brush George A., grainer C. A. Bernard, dwl E s Steiner

bet Ellis and Eddy
Brush Henry, Lmnbermen's Pro. Union
Brush Reuben G., clerk State Investment and Insurance

Co., res Oakland
Brusher Joseph, stevedore, dwl 9 Pinckney PI
Brusnell Cornelius, laborer, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Octavia

and Laguna
Brussen R., special policeman, dwl 857 Harrison
Brussing F., farmer, dwl Siegfried's Hotel
Brust Harry, waiter Edward Newman, dwl 5 Hardie PI
Bruster Joseph, moulder, dwl 409 Pacific

BrUUn Engelbrecht F., clerk August Berggren, dwl 141

Jackson
Bruun Thoger Othar, packer Kohler, Chase & Co., dp

1012J Larkin
Bruzini Antonio, expressman, cor Fourth and Marke

dwl Grove bet Laguna and Buchanan
BKYAN BKOTHEKSCH'iV/ifn/i and 'yAo?/i«s), proprii

tors American Exchange, 319-325 Sansom
Bryan C. H., watchman Nevada Bank of San Francisco
Br\an Charles, dwl 2347 Howard
Brvan Dudley C, dwl 1111 Clay
Bryan Edwin H., collector, office 523 Kearny, dwl 15S

Clay
Brjan Edwin H. Jr., special policeman, dwl Maguire

Opera House
Bryan E. H., physician, office and dwl 224 Kearny
Brj-an Frank, clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, 100 Stod

ton, dwl 33 Kearny
Brjan Frederick, salesman Alexander Pallies, dwl hi

Bush
Bryan J. & Co. (J. B. Mihan), real-estate agents, I

Montgomerj' Av
Bryan Jacob (De Bare d: B.), res School House Station
Brjan James, cooper Flint & Peabody, dwl 10 Boardmai

rear
Brj-an James E., salesman McCain, Flood & McClure, d^

Brooklyn Hotel
Bryan John, laborer Oriental Dock, dwl 521 Seventh
Brj'an John M., stoves, ranges and kitchen utensils, IJ

Third
Brj'an Joseph T., machinist, dwl 211 Second
Bryan Kate G. Miss, operator Western Union Telegrap

Co.
Brjan Mark H. , carpenter, dwl 1603 Bush
Bryan Peter O., dwl 1804 Dupont
Bryan Thomas (Bryan Brothers), and supervisor Thii

Ward, dwl American Exchange
Brjan Thomas, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Bryan Thomas G., liquor saloon, 5i Commercial
Bi-yan William (Bryan Brothers), dwl American Exchanj
Brjan William F. , bookkeeper Finley & Stephan, dwl J

Russ
Brj'an William H., clerk American Exchange
BKVAX WSLIIAM J. (George H. Tag <i: Co.), r.

Hajwards, Alameda Co.
BRYAX WILLIAM J., druggist and apothecary, S

cor Market and New Montgomery, NW cor Third ac

Howard, NW cor Second and Howard, and dispensaa

603 Merchant, dwl 1203 Howard
Bryan. See Bryon
Brj'ans Edward, packer Baker & Hamilton, dwl E s Sho

well bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Brvant Alexander, farmer, dwl 736 Sixteenth
BRY.4XT AXDREW J., maj-or San Francisco, offi<

City Hall first floor, and vice-president State Inves

ment and Insurance Co., office 218 Sansom (an

Bryant d: Taylor), dwl 822 Sutter
Bryant Arthur, draj'man, dwl 615 N^toma
Brj'ant Carrie A. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 217 Third
Bryant Daniel S. (Bryant tt Cook), res Oakland
Brjant Edward, woodturner, dwl 22j Bluxome
Brj'ant Felix, contractor, dwl 7 Park Av
Bryant George (Bryant tt Co.), dwl SE cor Lombard an

Dupont
Brj'ant George C, blacksmith, dwl 152 Minna
Bryant George H. (Neville Jr Co.), dwl 1917 Polk
Brj'ant Henrj', porter, dwl 907 Folsom
Bryant Henry A., carriagemaker Albert Folsom, r«

Oakland
Bryant James, carpenter, dwl W s Harrison nr Twentiet
Bryant James E., crockery, lamps, etc., 10 and 12 Thin

dwl N s Fulton bet Gough and Octavia
Bryant James R., clerk James E. Bryant, dwl N s Fulto

bet Octavia and Gough
Brj'ant J. H. , fireman U. S. steam tug Monterey, Gree

St. Wharf
Bryant Johannah, widow, dwl 502 Taj'lor
Bryant J(jhn (S. P. Manufacturing Co.), dwl 127Shotwe
Bryant John, assistant foreman Examiner composin

rooms, dwl 11 John
Bryant John, barkeeper Richard E. Hall, dwl N s WafA

ington bet Kearnj' and Montgomerj'
Bryant John, driver Dexter Stable, dwl 223 Bush
Bryant John Q. (Bryant it Baker), dwl SW corGreenwic

and Larkin
Bryant Louis, waiter Palace Hotel
Bryant Mary (widow), boarding, 129 Folsom
Brjant Michael, sash and doormaker B. & J. S. Doe, dw

814 Third

l(f

ifflf

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Mark v

'. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

Iiyant MjTon, conductor Central R. R., dwl cor Grove

and Webster
tiyant Ruth (widow), dwl 1429 Gearj-
ttyant Samuel, carpenter, dwl SW cor Larkin and Green-
wich
hfyant Samuel, stockraiser Bay District Fair Grounds,

res Ltmisville, Ky.
Iryant Samuel Jr., bootblack, 613 Conmiercial, dwl SW

cor Larkin and Greenwich
Iiyant Street House, Milton Newell proprieU^r, 721 Brj-ant
iryant Susan Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 103 Hayes
ayant S. W. (widow), dwl 18 Taj'lor
;ryant Thomas, carconductor, dw) NE cor Turk and Fill-
more
lyant Warren, real estate, office 44 Merchants' Exchange,

dwl 230 Shotwell
jyant William, boilermaker, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
lyant William, laborer, dwl N s Twenty-sixth nr Colum-
bia
rjrant William F., salesman David Conrad, dwl 742 Miss
ryant & li&keT(John Q. Bryant and John W. II. Baker),

b«iotbIacks, 4 Sixth
ryant a: Co. {Georje Bryant), ladies' and children's boot

facton-, 311 Pine room 57 and 58
ryant & Cook {Daniel S. Bryant and David S. Cook),

commission nierchants, 306 Da\is
ryant & Taylor (A ndrcw J. Bryant and Joseph S. Tay-
lor), imjiorters safes and locks, 312 California
ryars Ann (widow), hairdresser, 1514 Stockton
ryars Annie Miss, hairdresser, dwl 609 Clementina
ryde William L. {Middleton, Bryde <!• Co.), dwl SW cor

Stockton and California
ryden 1). F., compositor J. F. Hughes, dwl 416 Post
ryden Georg-e (Bryden d- Hinckley), dwl SOS Mission
rj'den Joseph, washer Pentonv & Co., dwl 1031 Pacific
JtYI»E.\ ti- HIXCKLEY (fieorr/e Bryden and A. B.

Hinckiey), draii"men, 405 and 407 Front
rvdges Ednmnd, bookkeeiser Linforth, Kellogg & Co.,
■ dwl 519 Folsom
rydpes Marshal C, stoves and tinware, 51 Clay, dwl 349

Jessie
ryne George, mail clerk Alta California, dwl 925J Wash
ryon A. Mrs., proprietres.s London House, 1028 Slarket
ryon Benjamin, day clerk New Franklin House, 321 Pac
tyon Frank, dwl 331 Kearny
ryson Cjtus W., rags and bottles, 527 Fourth, dwl 331

Gearj-
ryson James, laborer Pacific Boiler Works, dwl 29 Min
lyson James, weigher Jackson St. WTiarf, dwl East bet

Jackson and Pacific
ryson Thomas, printer, dwl 508 Howard
lyson William J., boilermaker, dwl 25 j^ Zoe
uachi L. E., cellarman G. Groezinger, dwl 631 Broadway
uch August, dwl 83 Stevenson
uch Frederick, professor music, dwl 703 Greenwich
uch Henrj', cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 47 Slinna
ochan James, shoemaker, dwl E s Howard nr Fifteenth
nchan James M. C. Rev., clergyman St. Ignatius Col-
lege, dwl S41 Market
uchanan E. T., painter, 3 St. Charles PI
uchanan Elizabeth J. (widow), furnished rooms, 571 How
uchanan George, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards
ochanan Henrj-, dwl 1151 Market
uchanan J., laborer, dwl Winchester Hofel
uchanan James, groceries and liquors, 1203 Folsom
uchanan John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

9 Harrison

uchanan John, wagonmaker, dwl 946 Harrison
uchanan John H., vamisher Goodwin & Co., dwl 571

Howard

uchanan John N. {Dohs Clark tt Co.), dwl 946 Har
uchanan John W., foreman Myers, Weighel & Co., dwl

314 Fifth

uchanan John W., roofer, dwl 219 Mission
ochanan Joseph, bookkeeper, dwl 511 Shotwell
uchanan Mary Ann Miss, dressmaker, dwl 571 Howard
wshanan Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.), D. F. Verde-

nal secretarv, office 409 California
indianan P. G.'Rev., pastor Methodist Episcopal Church

South S. F., Tennessee nr Solano
ioAanan Sarah A. (widow), dwl 511 Shotwell
loichanan William A., clerk quartermaster's department

U. S. A., dwl 2041 Mission
iuchanan William G., superintendent Einstein Bros. &

Co. , dwl 708 Buchanan
fnchard Ellen Mrs. (widow), dwl 9 Pinckney PI
loche Louis, dwl 627 Broadway
iBdier John, cook William Tell House
• '''^"hert George, shipcarpentcr, dwl 220 Francisco, rear

Bttchert Lena (widow), dwl 134 Francisco
Buchholz August, machinist, dwl Continental Hotel
Buchholz Charles, wireworker, dwl 6 Ridley
Buchholz Henry (Jiaisch A B.), dwl 131 Eleventh
Buchholz Henry, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 16

William
Buchholz Richard F., clerk Hermann Doscher, dwl 372

Clementina
Buchi Jacques, engraver M. Schmidt & Co.. dwl 7 Hart-

niann PI
Buchien William, watchmaker, dwl 832 Broadway
Buchsteiner Frank, clerk Racine House, 1023 Keam}'
Buchtenkirchen Adolph, bookkeeiier Singer Manuf. Co.,

dwl 13 Harlan PI
Btlchtmann Adolph M., porter L. & E. Wertheimer, dwl

20 Clara
Buciscovich Andrew, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont-

gomerj'
Buck Charles, clerk Louis Von Harten, dwl NW cor Sixth

and Brannan
Buck Charles E., bookkeeper, dwl 127 Montgomery
Buck Daniel, mining secretar}-, office 309 Montgomery

room SO, dwl Occidental Hotel
Buck Edward, porter, dwl 1320 Broadway
Buck George, exjiressman, NW cor Moutgomerj' and CHay,

dwl 314 Third
Buck George, engineer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E 8

Louisiana nr Shasta
Buck George N., bookkeeper J. P. Newmark & Co., dwl

60 Langton
Buck George W., miner, dwl 621 (Jalifomia
Buck G.W., dwi 636 Commercial
Buck Jacob, Tailors' I'rotective Union, SW cor Kcamy

and Morton
Buck John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Buck John, teamster, dwl BE cor Point Lobos Av and

Wood
Buck John A. {Ohlandt & Co.), dwl E s Jersey bet Solano

and Butte
Buck Louis, glazier, dwl 921 Folsom
Buck Louis, Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
Buck Martin, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Buck Sanders, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Buck Thomas, porter S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl 314 Third
Buck W. H., bootblack C. H. Shaftner, dwl 1308 Polk
Buck William, stairbuilder Langland & Leach, dwl 531

Fourth
Buckbee Charles A., clerk melter and refiner's Depart-
ment U. S. Mint and editor Evangel., dwl 516 Taylor
Buckbee M. (widow), dwl 706 Seventeenth
Buckbee Sjiencer C, clerk C. James King of Wm. & Co.,

dwl 516 Taylor
Buckeye Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lj'on Co., Nev.),

Charles A. Sankey, secretary, office 331 Mont room 20
Buckfind Frederick, seaman, dwi 11 Pacific
Bucking Diedrich (Bucking 6: PosteT), dwl N\\' cor Tay-
lor and Pacific
Burking Diedrich, cooper, 412 Drumm, dwl SE cor Front

and Vallejo
Bucking Frederick {Walters <t- Co.), dwl 515 Bryant
Bucking Frederick, clerk, dwl 668 Brj-ant
Bucking John {BimHng <i- PiUter), dwl 515 Bryant
BI't'KI.VG A- PILSTER {John Bvxking and Henry

Pilster), gxiJCfcries and liquors, 515 Bryant
Bucking & Postel {Diedrich Biicking and Christian Pos-

tel), groceries and liquors, NW cor Taj-lor and Pa-
cific
Buckingham A. E., salesman Thomas R. Church, dwl 719

Bush
Buckingham Charles, dwl 921 Jackson
Buckingham Charles E., mining agent, dwl 36 Geary
Buckingham E. L., dwl Cosmopolitaii Hotel
Buckingham Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 314 Bush
Buckingham Ephraim, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl

Montgomerj' bet Pacific and Broadway
Buckingham Frank, Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor

Kearny and Morton
Buckingham James, seaman, dwl 56 Clara
Buckingham N. E., cooper, cor Montgomery and Mont-

gomerj' Court
Buckingham Thomas H. {Biickingham <t- Hecht), dwl NW

cor Oak and Buchanan
Buckingham William, dwl 906 Market
Buckingham William H., local policeman, dwl corSansom

and Greenwich
Buckingham William P., assistant superintendent Buck-
ingham & Hecht, dwl 34 Eddy

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 513 Montgomery cor. Mercha

UlX'KIXillAM A IIEC'IIT (Thomas H. RucHtujham
and Isaac Ilecht), wholesale boot manufacturers,
NW cor Hai^'ht and Gough, salesrooms 104 and 106

Saiisom
Buckland Owen, draftsman Wright & Sanders, dwl 1019

Hyde
Euckler Jennie A. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, dwl 416

Harrison
Buckley Albert, chargre elevator Palace Hotel
Buckley Andrew, porter John C. Morrison Jr., dwl 127

Shipley
Buckley Annie (widow), boarding, 231 First
Buckley Benjamin, machinist, dwl 35 Clementina
Buckley C. A. (Buckley ifc Keading), dwl 337 Bush
Buckley C. F., pliysician and surgeon, office 646 Market,

dwl 1053 Mission
Buckley Clara B. (widow), dwl 730 Bush
Buckley Cornelius, carpenter, dwl 342 Shipley
Buckley Cornelius C, expressman Folsoni St. Wharf, dwl

506 Howard
Bucklev Daniel (Stexoart ^- B.), dwl 1501 Tj'ler
Buckley Daniel, freight clerk Oakland Wharf, dwl 228

Jessie
Buckley Daniel, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart
Buckley Daniel J. , noteteller Hibemia Savings and Loan

Society, dwl W s Devisadero bet Turk and Eddy
Buckley DaWd, porter A. C. Deitz & Co., dwl 12 Anthony
Buckley David J., steward Hartnett & Barry, 406 Bdwj'
Buckley Dennis, laborer H. F. Williams, res Goat Island
Buckley Dennis, liquor saloon and lodgings, 518 Pacific
Buckley Edmund J., clerk Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl

1103 Jackson
Buckley Edward, bricklayer, dwl 1221 Folsom
Bucklev Edward P., dwl 520 Lombard
Buckley E. J. Mrs., dwl 6 Fella PI
Buckley Ellen Mrs. , dwl 407 Clementina
Buckley Frank, carpenter and builder, dwl W a Tlevisa-

dero bet Turk and Eddy
Buckley Frank Jr., salesman Pearson, Curtis & Co.
Buckle.y Honora Miss, dwl 441 Eddy
Buckley J. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 127 Fourth
Buckley James, dwl 1920 Polk
Buckley James, caqjenter, dwl Railroad House
Buckley James W. (Buckley & Co.), dwl 412 Sixth
Buckley Jeremiah, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 424J

Grove
Buckley Jeremiah, grocer, dwl W s Brewster nr San Bruno

Road, bernal Heights
Buckley Jeremiah, night Inspector Custom House, dwl

2208 Larkin
Buckley Jeremiah J., salesman Hobart, Wood & Co., dwl

Bernal Heights
Bucklej' John (Lane it Buckley), dwl 419 Stevenson
Buckley John, dwl 39 Minna

Buckley John, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 927 Broad-
way
Buckley John, engineer Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl 517

Brannan
Buckley John, hamesscleaner Fashion Stables, dwl 917

Pacific
Buckley John, laborer, dwl Quincy House
Buckley John, miner, dwl 127 Fourth
Buckley John, molder Savage & Son, dwl 10 Moss
Buckley John, printer, dwl 540 Howard
Buckley John L., bookkeeper Lewis Brothers, dwl 407

Clementina
Buckley John P., dwl 1103 Jackson
Buckle}' Joseph A., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dwl

W s Devisadero bet Turk and Eddy
Buckley Julia, cook Smallpox Hospital, cor Colusa and

DeHaro
Buckley Julia Miss, dwl 622 Stevenson
Buckley Lawrence, laborer, dwl 25 Clementina
Buckley Lizzie, dwl 115 Mason
Buckley Margaret (widow), dwl 622 Stevenson
Buckley Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Rebecca Berkowitz,

dwl 2208 Larkin
Buckley Michael, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl

1322^ Natoma
Buckley Michael, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl

432 Brannan
Buckle}' Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 6 Na-
toma
Buckley Michael, porter L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl S g

Geary bet Scott and De^'^sadero
Buckley Michael B. (Buckley ofe Luscombe), dwl 14 Ellis
Buokley P., jjaver superintendent streets
Uuckley Patrick, cooper A. S. Gorton, dwl 417 Main
Buckley Patrick, laborer, dwl 925 Broadway

Buckley Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beal

St. Wharf
Buckley Peter, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl N

Bush bet Broderick and Baker
Buckley Stephen, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co.
Buckley Thomas, wines and liquors, 30 Steuart
Buckley Vincent P., dwl 1103 Jackson
Buckley William, dwl SE cor Union and Leavenworth
Buckley William, brickmaker, dwl NE cor Green an

Polk
Buckley William, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 746 Mission
Buckley & Kaeding (C. H. Buckley and Otto Kaeding

\vines and liquors, 837 Bush
Buckley & Luscombe (Michael B. Buckley and i{o6ei

Lu^cmnbe), importers and wholesale dealers lac

goods, jewelry, etc. , 539 Market
Buckley's Varieties, Hocking & Peters proprietors, 10

cor Pine and Kearny
Bucklin Albert G., patternmaker Frear Stone Co., dwl

s Treat Av bet Twenty -first and Twenty-second
Bucklin John W., mining agent, office 240 Montgomei;

dwl 20 Ha\\'thome

Buckman , laborer, dwl 39 Minna

Buckman A. E., clerk, 634 Market, dwl 843 Mission
Buckman P. H. L., liquor saloon, 226 Montgomery
Buckman Thomas, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Co.
Buckman William, clerk, dwl 1416 Kearny
Buckmann August, steward Continental Hotel
Buckmann Meyer, tailor, dwl 704 Sacramento
Buckmaster John Mrs., furnished rooms, dwl 632 MissicJ©'
Buckmaster William H., mariner, dwl 37 Pacific
Buckminster Lizzie (widow), dwl 204 Ellis
Buckminster Parker, cook American Exchange
Bucknall George J., physician, office 523 Kearny roon

24 and 25, dwl 811 O'Farrell
Bucknam Charles, salesman Julius Samuels, dwl 33 Jol
Bucknam Clara Mrs., teacher Rincon Grammar Schoc

dwl 850 Folsom
BCC'KXAM EZRA T., stoves and tinware, 22 Steuai

dwl 850 Folsom
Bucknam M. M., purser stm Orizaba, Broadway St.Wha
Bucknell Martha E. Mrs., physician, office and dwl 2'

Powell
Buekner Charles, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 10:

Howard, dwl 22 Garden
Buekner Charles, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Granai klin(
Buekner Charles Jr., carpenter and builder, 110 Gear to!

dwl 22 Garden
Buekner William, packer S. F. Packing and Provision C
Buckston Elizabeth (widow), dwl 355 Jessie
Buckston Annie (widow), dwl 355 Jessie
Bucler George F., watch-springmaker, dwl 38 First
Budd Etta, actress New Olympic Varieties Theater
Budd Waj'man C. (W. C. Biuld <fc Co.), dwl 1115 Vf

Ness Av
BIIDU W. C. & CO., stockbrokers, office 440 Cal
Budde Fritz, shoemaker, dwl National Hotel
Budde Joseph, metalspinner Emil Boesche, dwl 25 Mort(
Budde Theodore, porter, dwl 451 Stevenson
Buddington Moses A., master mariner, dwl 24 Ellis
Buddington Walter, pilot stm Julia, dwl 627 Third
Budelmann William (Tobelmann <t Co.), dwl 3 Natoma
Budge Richard F., bookkeeper B. E. Auger & Co., ai

secretary Buena Vista Vini cultural Society, office *

Battery, dwl 641 Vallejo
Budlow John, helper P. R. O'Brien, dwl 13 Clara
Budzzileni Mary (widow), beer saloon, 16^ Hunt
Buehler Jacob M., pastor St. Paul's Gemian Evangelic

Lutheran Church, dwl 953 Mission
Buehler John F., bootmaker, 810 Montgomery
Buehler. See Buhler
Buehlmann Fredrick, groceries and liquors SW cor Eigh<

and Minna, dwl 839j Pacific
Buehlmann Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 831J Pacific
Buehn Gottlieb, cooper David Woerner, dwl 8 Cad«

Alley
Buell John, master mariner, dwl 304 Third
Buena Co., manufacturers cigars, 753 Sacramento
Buena Vista Park, half mile S Masonic Cemetery
Buena Vista Petroleum Co. (Injo Co., Cal.), Lucien He

mann secretar}', office 330 Pine room 11
BUENA VISTA VINIt I LTIRAL SOCIETY, O.

Pratt president, Richard E. Budge secretary, B. 1

Auger & Co. agents, office 409 Battery
Buerman F., bookkeeper Francis Mandlebaum, dwl S.

Filbert
Buero Geroloma (N. Giambvni d' Co.), dwl 520 Clay
Buero Louis (Bavenna, Ghirardelli <fc Co.), dwl 926 Pi
Buetel Frank, tailor, dwl 156 Clara

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BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third Si Market, Shirts & Men's Purnishing Goo

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

3u£F Henrj-, driver Charles Renibal, dwl SE cor Lom-
bard and Mason
Suffandeau Eniil K., collector and salesman William
O'Brien, 529Clav, dwl 1129 Turk

BIJFFI.\€iTO.\ JOUX M., mining secretary, office 309
California room 4, dwl 137 Silver

Boffiiigton John M. Jr., clerk Crucker & Gumett, dwl
137 Silver

Bnffington William H., clerk John M. Buffington, dwl
137 Silver

Sofford Henry L. , driver S. F. Laundrj- Assn, dwl 927
Capp bet Twenty-fourth and Twent>-hfth

Suffonl Samuel F. (■!>'. F. Laundry Assn) dwl 2520 Sac

Sufium John W., miner, dwl 415 Stevenson

3ugan Henry, laborer, dwl XE cor Fourth and Berry

Sugbee Charles E., architect, dwl 041 Harrison

Bugbee Charles L. (S. C. Bwjbee ^- Sun), dwl 041 Harrison

Sugbee G. E., sampler U. S. Appraiser's Store, res Oak-
land

Bl'GBEE JOHX S., manager Swan Brewery, SE cor
L)okires and Fifteenth, dwl SW' cor Guerrero and
Eighteenth

Bugbee Marj' C. , hattrimmer, dwl 550 Linden Av

Sugbee Samuel C. (S. C. Buijbec <t Son), dwl (Ml Har

B14>KEE S. C. A SOX (Charles L. Bwjbee),a,Tchitecta,
office 402 Montgomerj- room 27

Bugbee Sumner W., business agent, 402 Montgomery,
res Oakland Point

Bugbee. See Buckbee

Buggj- Thomas, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Co., 113 Cal-
ifornia

Bugliotti Tomasso, miner, dwl Roma Hotel

BUhl Charles, porter Alfred W. Mannintf, dwl 56 Minna

BI'IILER AI'lil'ST, drugs and medicines, 1330 Dupont,
dwl 529 Filbert

i BUhlert Albert, superintendent Odd Fellows' Cemetery,
S s Point Lobos Av nr First Av

I BUhlert Julius (Biihlert tC- McBride), dwl 26 Mary

BIULERT A ncKKinV. (Jidiiis BUhlert and Henry
E. McBride), law and collection office, 607 Clay

BUhlinger Joseph, porter Kohler & Frohling, dwl 208
Seventh, rear

Bohlmeier Augustus, marblecutter John Daniel & Co.,
dwl 741 Market

Buhmier Frederick, stairbuilder, dwl 123 Francisco

Buhn G. , Coopers' Union, 417 Bush

Buhr Benjamin F., shipping clerk Drake & Emerson, dwl

220 Stevenson
j Buhrmeister H. W., steward F. Zeile, dwl 528 Pacific

Buhrmeister John, packer, dwl 529 Pine

Buicelli Orazio, vegetables Colombo Market

Suick John, painter, dwl 1602 Post

Buish John, brewer Hayes Valley Brewery, 512 Grove

Buison Justin, dwl 210 Montgomerj' Av

Buist William, porter L. Dinkelspiel i!t Co.

Bujan Andrew, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 Xew Mont

Biijannoff Reinold (Bujannoffd- Bah ma n n), dwl 126 Minna

Bujannoff & Bahmann (Reinold BujaiDioff and Adulph
Bahmann), diamond jewelrj- mauufs, 33 Kearny up
stairs

Buker Uxy K., bricklayer, dwl 2 Wall PI

Bulard Deborah (widow), dwl 1204 Howard

Bulbick Heiu^-, carpenter, dwl 215 Fourth

Buler Asburj- (Bidvr 0: Heed), dwl 36 Park

Buler & B.e^A(Asbury Buler and Edward Reed), clothes
cleaned and repaired, 2 Annie

Bulflnch Charles F., assistant foreman I. Friedlander, dwl
109 OFarrell

Bulflnch Henry, salesman Dolliver & Bro., dwl 550 Lin-
den Av

Bulflnch Stephen A., dwl 550 Linden Av

Bulger Ann (widow), boarding, C(jr Sixth and Brannan

Bulger Francis, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s DU-
nois nr Twentieth

Bulger Jacob, mariner schr Leo, dwl 214 Ritch

Bulger John, clerk, dwl 260 Clementina

Bulger Joseph, clerk, dwl 20 Turk

Bulger Martin, chief engineer U. S. Mint, dwl 31 Russ

Bulger Michael, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Bulger Patrick, expressman, SE cor Market and Sixth,
dwl 4 Boyd

Bulger Solomon, cartman, dwl 22 Folsom Av

Bulkeley C. S., ci\-il engineer and surveyor, office 331
Montgomery room 4

BCLKELEY L. E., attorney at law, office 603 Wash-
ington, dwl Palace Hotel

BuUdey Ichabod, clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl cor Fourth
and Channel

Bulkley Stephen R., peddler H. M. Garland, dwl 319 Jessie

BULL .ILPHEl'S, \ice-pre8ident Fireman's Fund Ins.

Co., office 401 California, dwl NW cor Francisco and

Leavenworth
Bull James, merchant tailor, 109 Third
BuUand Benoit (Boutinun it B.), dwl 530 Merchant
] Bullard James A., clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 2108
' Hyde

Bullard James H. (Bullard d; Zeiss), dwl 2108 Hyde
Bullard L. J. (Tyiuj J- B.), dwl 630 Sacramento
Bullard William, driver Solomon Jacob, dwl 1303 Bdwy
Buliard William P., bookkeeper Bray Brothers, dwl 2108

H.\de
Bullard ec Zeiss (James U. Bullard and Liriiis Zeiss),

commission merchants, 114 Claj"
Bullen John, dwl 232 Jessie
Bulletti Celestia (widow), dwl 1114 Dupont
Bullion Siher Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Xev.), James S. Ken-
nedy secretarj', office 43 Merchant's Exchange
Bullis K. A. Mrs., saleswoman Domestic Sewing Machine

Co., dwl 913 Broadway
Bullis Edward A., bookkeeper Domestic Sewing Machine

Co., dwl 913 Broadwaj-
Bullivant Herbert E., bookkeeper Einstein Bros. & Co.,

dwl 125 Haves
BI;LL01'K FKAXK D. (Bullock dfc Jones), dwl 423

Sutter
Bullock John H., broker, dwl 1421 Leavenworth
Bullock Lathrop L., real estate, office 65 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl S25 Greenwich
Bullock Mary A. (widow), dwl S Maiden Lane nr Vallejo
Bullock Thomas, moulder Pac. Iron Works, dwl 238 Periy
Bullock William, boxmaker Geo. W. Swan & Co.
Bullock William H. C, bag inspector E. Detrick & Co.,

dwl 320 Taylor
BULLOCK A JOXES, (Frank D. Bullock and John

L. Jones), gents' furnishing goods and merchant

tailors, 421 Montgomery
Bullsbach Anthony, porter Hansent & Kiihl, 14^ William
Bullwinkel John F., groceries and liquors, 25 Louisa
Bulmore Robert R., liquor dealer, dwl 2206 Pine
Bulotti G., waiter N. Giamboni i Co., dwl 210 Sansoni
Buison John, engineer Black Diamond Coal Co.'s tug

Rabboni
Bultimer Morris, laborer Union Iron Works, dwi 519 Miss
Bmnan Antone, milker, dwl W s Minnesota, bet Sierra and

Napa
Bumje Charles, varnisher Lockhardt & Porter
Bumm George W., pressman Spaulding & Barto, dwl 1112

Leavenworth
Bumpus Peleg, miner, dwi 810 Vallejo
Bunce lYank, clerk Robert W. Richardson, dwl 1329 Sac-
ramento
Bunce Joseph, brassfinisher George H. Tay & Co., dwl

1329 Sacramento
Bunce William, bookkeeper Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl

1329 Sacramento
Buncken Louis C, bookkeeper Commercial Union Insur-
ance Co., dwi Cosmopolitan Hotel
Bunckenburg Henrj', cellarman Kohler & Frohling, dwl

XE cor Stockton and Jackson
Bundesen B., seaman schr St. Thomas, bulkhead bet

Washington and Jackson
Bundigo William, dwl NE cor Barrj- and Madden
Bundison James, butcher Grand Hotel
Bundison Joseph, waiter Grand Hotel
Bmidschu Charles (Ja me$ Smith a; Co.), dwl 2011 Powell
Bundschu Louis, dwl 125 Chestnut
Bundy Daniel S., laborer, dwi cor Sixteenth and Utah
Bundy John H., messenger U. S. Mint, dwl cor Sixteenth

and Utah
Bundy Joseph A., porter Stable & Bemhard, dwl 1112 Pac
Bimdj' Nancy A. (widow), dwi E s Utah nr Sixteenth
Buneman Henry, wholesale Uquors, 315 and 317 Clay, dwl

123 Haight
Bimgard Joseph, varnisher William J. Heney & Co., dwi

E s Columbia bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Bimger Christian (Ueitmann ifc B.), dwi NW cor Bush

and Jones
Bunker Charles D., clerk H. S. Bunker, dwl N s Mission

opp Twelfth
Bunker Cromwell, clerk 74 California Market
Bimker Frederick H., butcher Robert F. Bunker, dwl

1624 Leavenworth
Bunker Frederick R., mining secretary, office 606 Mont-
gomery room 3, and bookkeeper Palace Hotel, dwl

1313 Stockton
Bunker George F., draftsman William Deacon, 133 Main,

dwi 13 De Buom
Bmiker Haimah (widow), dwl 2509 Folsom

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan

Bunker Henry C, dwl N s Mission bet Potter and Thir-
teenth
Bunker Henry C. Jr., bookkeeper Charles F. Bassett &

Co., dwl 5 Polk
Bunker Henry S. , ship and custom-housebroker, 508

Battery, dwl N s Mission bet Potter and Thirteenth
Bunker James, fisherman, dwl 127 Jackson
Bunker Paul, foreman Oriental Bonded Warehouse, dwl

S s Calif<)rnia bet Webster and Buchanan
Bunker K., porter H. M. Newhall & Co.
Bunker Robert F., porkpacker, 74 and 75 California Mar-
ket, dwl 195 Hyde
Bunker Ten Eycke, clerk Ticket Auditor's Office Central

Pacific R. "R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 21U

Powell
Bunker Wallace W., lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 119

Hvde
BLNKEK WILLIAM M. (Stock Report Publishing

Ci..), dwl 42 Tehama
i Bunkley Adolphus, dwl 209 Kearny
Bunklev W., driver Potrero and Bay View R. R.
Bunkley William D., dwl 209 Kearny
Bunnell Dennis D., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,

dwl 325 Ellis
Bunnell E. F., dentist, office 310 Kearny, res Fruit Vale,

Alameda Co.
Bunnell James S., bookkeeper, dwl 2610 Pacific Av
Bunner A. J., physician, dwl 24 O'Farrell
Buuner Bessie C. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan

Priniarj- School, dwl lOS Ellis
Bunner John C, mariner, dwl lOS Ellis
Bunner Minnie Y. Miss, dwl 108 Ellis
Bunner Stephen, policeman City HaU, dwl W s Webster

bet Ellis and Eddy
Bmiting John, barkeeper Joseph A. Lukin
Buntinf^ Joseph, deputy superintendent streets, dwl 458

Clementina
Bunton Mairgie, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
Bunton Phillip! (widow), dwl 974 Folsom
Bunton Richard, barkeeper P. B. Bradj', dwl 108 Minna
Buph W., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Bujiper Frank, laborer, dwl 1110 Batterj'
Bura Adolph, cigarmaker William John, dwl 19 Lewis PI
Burage Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 219 Mason
Burbank Albert E., poultrj', 43 and 44 California Market,

dwl 325j Bush
Burbank Caleb, attorney at law, oflBce 47 Montgomery

Block, dwl 1418 Jackson
Burbee F. , insurance agent, dwl 16 Turk
Burch C, clerk, dwl 220 Turk
Burch JohnC. {Burch tt Griffith), dwl SW cor Sacramento

and Jones
Burch John N., solicitor. International Hotel, 824 Kear
Burch Philip, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Bl'KC'H A GltlFFITH {John C. Burch and Arthxir

H. Grijfith), attorneys at law, office 330 Pine room 23
Burch. Si^e Birch
Burchard Samuel, dwl 266 Jessie
Burchardt H. , dwl 439 Jessie

Burchelt Augustus, porter E. & R. G. Watson, dwl Nia-
gara Hotel
Burcher George B., woodturner L. & E. Emanuel, dwl

California Av bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Burchill Nicholas, mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Burckes Henry W., patrolman Safe Deposit Co., dwl 108

Turk
Burckes Walter, clerk Samuel Brogden, dwl 108 Turk
Burckes Warren H., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., dwl

108 Turk
Burckhardt Max, proprietor and editor Humorist, office

622 Clay, dwl 112 Mason
Burd Andrew, carpenter, dwl 44 Minna
Biu-d LawTence, bricklayer, dwl 1428 Jackson
Burdell Harry, clerk National Clock Co., dwl 31 Sutter
Burdell James, clerk, dwl 327 O'Farrell
Burden Frederick, porter Sanborn, Vail & Co., dwl 523J

Minna
Burden H. S., clerk Wm. J. Bryan, dwl 517 O'Farrell
Burden William, bricklaj'er, dwl 357 Jessie
Burdet Frangois H., macaronimaker J. P. Tenthorey &

Co., 55S Mission
Burdett Peter, butcher, dwl 730 Minna
Burdett R., clerk, dwl 20 Tavlor
Burdett R. E., clerk, dwl lO'Turk
Burdett Robert, bricklayer, dwl 362 Third
Burdett W. J., longshoreman, dwl W s Alta PI nr San-
son!
Burdett. See Burditt
Burdick A. , waiter What Cheer House

Burdick Edwn F., auctioneer H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl
523 O'Farrell

Burdick George R., clerk Larzelere, Witnam & Wight-
man, dwl 523 O'Farrell

Burdick Nellie M. , gloveniaker, dwl 3 Varenne

Burdick R. M. & Co. (George \V. McXear), packers and
importers seed leaf tobacco and cigars, 120 Clay

Burdick Russell M. (iJ. M. Burdick & Co.), res Hartford,
Connecticut

Burdick Stephen, first officer stm James M. Donahue,
Green St. Wharf

Burdick Susan (widow), dwl 3 Varenne

Burdick William L., policeman City Hall, dwl 119 Perry

Burditt William W., horse dealer, 421 Fovirth

Burditt. See Burdett

Burfiend Martin, liquor saloon, SW cor Francisco and
Mason, dwl 403 Francisco

Burfiend Herman, farmer, N s Ocean House Road nr
Alms House

Burford Joseph C, hostler Robert D. Burrows, dwl 45
Everett

Burg Charles, machinist, dwl 541 Hayes

Burg Emil, salesman Henry A. GuUixson, dwl SW cor
Nineteenth and Castro

Burgan John F. , ci\il engineer, dwl 352 Third

Burganini Andrew, laborer, dwl 533 Green

Burgans Charles, gunsmith N. Curry & Brother, dwl 1067
Broad waj'

Burgar S. A. Mrs., dwl 339 Eddy

Burgar Thomas, carpenter, dwl 339 Eddy

Burgbacher George, laborer Chicago Brewery, dwl 1428
Pine

Burbuger Clements, painter, dwl 1528 Dupont, rear

Burge Anne (widow), dwl 17 Freelon

Burge Francis A., laborer, dwl 17 Freelon

Burge George, clerk, dwl 323 O'Farrell

Burgemeister August, tinware, 143 Second

Burgeon Andrew J., glass engraver and painter Thomas
O'Neil, dwl 260 Stevenson

Burger Jacob, hairdresser, 523 Pacific, dwl 815 Broadway

Burges Tristam, clerk, dwl 1235 Pine

Burgess Charles, horseshoer Nelson & Doble, dwl 34 Te-
hama

Burgess Charles M., hostler Cliff House, Point Lobos Av

Burge >s George, deputy county assessor, dwl 708 Cal

Burgess George H., portraitpainter, studio 33 Kearny,
dwl 2420 Buchanan

Burgess Henry, clerk, dwl S s Serpentine Av, opp Brj'ant

Burgess Henrj' S., clerk Child & Maguire, dwl 927J- Post

Burgess Hubert, principal teacher drawing public school
department, dwl 2422 Buchanan

Burgess James, longshoreman, dwl 306 Main

Burgess John M., seaman, dwl 430 Drumm

Burgess Oscar O., physician, office and dwl 329 Geary

Burgess Robert, watchman S. F. Candle Factorj', dwl
foot of Eighth

Burgess Samuel, deckhand stm Mohongo, Broadway St.
Wharf

Burgess Thomas, barkeeper Frank Gardiner, dwl 1031
Keamy

Burgess William, dwl 1 Central PI

Burghardt Frederick, waiter Charles Revermann, dwl NE
cor Brannan and Eighth

Burgin John, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl Six-
teenth bet Folsom and Harrison

Burgudes Alfred, tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl Green
bet Dupont and Stockton

Burgon William, cook, dwl N s Fairmount nr Palmer

B\irg03'ne Thomas, cook St. Marj^'s Hospital

Burgiui Clement, butcher Obitz & Gaugler, dwl 226 Jessie

Burhens Hermann, tailor, 606 Powell

Burilleon Edward, dwl 8 Maiden Lane nr Vallejo

Burin Bias, waiter N. Violich, dwl 315 Fifth

Burkardt Hannah Mrs., dwl SW cor Sixteenth and Ron-
dell PI

BURKARDT 9IAX., importer engravings, chromos,
photographs, oil paintings, and manufacturer frames
and ]>asse partouts, and gilder, 545 and 547 Washing-
ton, dwl 929 Pacific

Burkardt. Sec Burkhardt

Burke Adam, printer, dwl IS Taylor

Burke A. F., stonecutter, dwl 141 Second

Burke Alfred J., collector Mission St.UTiarf, dwl 678 Clem

Burke B. Mrs. (widow), dwl 2113 Jones

Burke Bartholomew E., expressman, NE cor Front and
California, dwl E s Brady nr JIarket

Burke C. H., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Burke Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl S s Twenty-sixth nr
Valencia

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Sldg, cor. Third and Markel

I. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Burke Charles, seaman, dwl 415 E;vst

Burke David F., teamster, dwl 1151 Ho«-ard

Burke David, hostler, dwl Niag-ara House

Burke David, second steward Pacific Mail S. S. Montana

Burke Dennis, fireman, dwl 447 First

Burke E., dwl 636 Commercial

Burke Kdmund, dwl SW cor Clay and Jones

ISurke Edmund \V., clerk San Francisco News Co., dwl

2113 Jones
Burke Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Eleventh

Av nr P, South S. F.
liurkc Elizabeth Miss, with A. J. Plate, dwl 30 Eddy
Burke Ethelbert, deputy collector Custom House, dwl 722

Turk
Burke F. G., stock broker, office 424 Montgomery
Hurke Francis H., asphaltumroofer, office 501 31ontgom'

cry, dwl 714 Leavenworth

ke Garrett, carpenter, dwl \V s York bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
■ke Gilbert, laborer Southern Pac. R. R.
■ ke Hugh M., journalist, dwl 34 Tyler
! ke J., carpenter, dwl 1318 Jackson
rke J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

ke James, dwl 23 Minna
: kc James, dwl 1612 Leavenworth
burke James, broker, dwl 408 Bryant, nr First
Burke James, butcher, dwl 226 Clementina
Burke James, farmer San Miguel Ranch, old Ocean House

Road
Burke James, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl N s Sierra

nr Michigan
Burke James, laborer, dwl 514 Mission
Burke James, laborer S. F. and North Pac. R. R.,dwl 323

Vallejo
Burke James, machinist Cal. Machine Worka, dwl Folsom

nr Sixth
Burke James, plasterer, dwl 718 Clementina
Burke James, porter Spring Valley Water Works, dwl 20

Willow Av
Burke James, tailor, dwl 5 Moulton PI
Burke James C, secretary Odd Fellows' Cemetery Assn,

office 325 Montgomerj', dwl 1823 Stockton
Burke James J., upholsterer, dwl 819 Kearny
Burke John, dwl 963 Folsom
Burke John, dwl 1505 Franklin
Burke John, bellman Lick House
Burke John, boilermaker, dwl 510 Mission
Burke John, clerk U. S. A. Headquarters, dwl 942 How
Burke John, expressman, cor Market and Stockton, dwl

E s Columbia bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Burke John, laborer, dwl 3 Bartol
Burke John, laborer, dwl 6 Lombard
Burke John, laborer, dwl 514 Mission
Burke John, laborer, dwl 1035 Market
Burke John, laborer, dwl S s Twentieth bet Church and

Dolores
Burke John, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 840 Market
Burke John, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Burke John, longshoreman, dwl 39 Minna
Burke John, policeman City Hall, dwl 1 Martin's Block
Burke John, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of

Tokio
Burke John, shoemaker Marks & Feder, dwl 644 Mission,

rear
Burke John, superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 331

Eddy
Burke John, teamster Richard D. Chandler, dwl N^Vcor

Vallejo and Battery
Borke John, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl

324 Green
Burke John, waiter D. Wolf

Burke John Jr., shoemaker Marks & Feder, dwl 340 Miss
Burke John E., dwl 43 Natoma
Burke John H., driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 340i

Fifth

Burke John H., office 415 Montgomery, dwl SIO O'Farrell
Burke John I., felting, dwl 944 Howard
Burke John J., painter, dwl 228 Clementina
Burke John K., vamisher and polisher Jacob Strahle &

Co., dwl lOCapp
Burke John P., machinist McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 1105

McAllister
Burke Joseph, carpenter Union Iron Works, dwl 313

Beale
Burke L. Miss, teacher Union Primary School, dwl 2113

Jones
•Burke L. K. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Grammar

School, dwl 1213 Clay
Surke Louis, molder Occidental Foundry

Burke M. , dwl 4 Moulton PI

Burke Maggie, chambermaid American Exchange Hotel

Burke Margaret (widow), dwl 4 Hunt

Burke Martin, laborer .John McKew, dwl 324 Green

Biu-ke Martin J. (Madixan, Burke <fc Co., and Madistm <fe

Burke), dwl 714 Leavenworth
Burke Michael, dwl 1024 Stockton
Burke Michael (Gordon it- /?.), dwl 150 Clara
Burke Michael, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway St.

Wharf
Burke Michael, farmer, San JIateo Co., dwl 536 Sixth
Burke Michael, groceries and liquors, 21 Natoma
Burke Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis &

Scott
Burke Michael, laborer, dwl 5 Washoe PI
Burke Michael, laborer, dwl 50 Natoma
Burke Michael, laborer, dwl 206 Ritch
Burke Michael, laborer, dwl 214 Eleventh
Burke Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Burke Michael, laborer Patent Brick Co.
Burke Michael, milkman, dwl Missouri bet Sierra and

Napa
Biurke Slichael, policeman Alms House
Burke Michael, porter Waterhouse &. Lester, dwl 406

Capp
Burke Michael, shoemaker, dwl 517 Mission
Burke Michael, teamster Golden Gate Park
Burke Michael P., baker Baldwin's Restaurant, dwl 61 J

Shipley
Burke Nancy (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 211 Fourth
Burke Nicholas J., bagsewer Neville & Co., dwl 1217 Pow-
ell
Burke Patrick, currier S. Hoffman & Co., dwl S s Twenty-
sixth nr Capp
Burke Patrick, driver James Dunn, dwl 20 Scott PI
Burke Patrick, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Burke Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Illinois nr Twentieth
Burke Peter, cook, dwl 238 Steuart
Burke R., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Burke R., seaman, dwl Steuart St. House
Burke Richard, carpenter, dwl Overland House
Burke Richard, laborer, dwl 277 Miima
Burke Richard, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Burke Richard, salesman LjTie & Dempsey, dwl Elcho

House
Burke Robert, plasterer, dwl 94 Colton nr Brady
Burke Samuel, watchman O. & 0. S. S. Oceanic
Burke Stephen S., porter Max Gruenberg & Co., dwl 128

Clementina
Burke Thomas, carpenter, dwl 517 Vallejo
Burke Thomas, laborer, dwl Tehama nr Twenty-eighth,

Bemal Heights
Burke Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Taylor bet Chestnut and

Francisco
Burke Thomas, laborer Pacific MaU S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Burke Thomas, painter, dwl SW cor Fillmore and Fell
Burke Thomas, planer Excelsior Mills, dwl 9 Freelon
Burke Thomas, teamster Morris Williams, dwl NE cor

Grove and Buchanan
Burke Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 25 Prospect PI
Burke Thomas, waiter Lick House, dwl 728 Howard
Burke Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel
Burke Thomas F. , barkeeper, dwl 5 Moulton PI
Burke Thomas F. Jr., gasfitter, dwl 5 Moulton PI
BUKKE THOMAS II., attorney at law, office 411^

California room 18, dwl 213 Turk
Burke William, cardriver, dwl 302 Eighteenth
Burke William, carpenter, dwl 5 Washoe PI
Burke William, cai-penter, dwl 428 Shipley
Burke William, billposter Homer Williams & Co.
Burke William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Burke William, longshoreman, dwl 26 Hunt
Burke William, molder, dwl 1010 Stockton
Bvurke William, policeman City Hall, dwl 428 Shipley
Burke William, track repairer Sutter St. R. R,, dwl 33

Austin
Burke William A. , musical instrument repairer, 523 Pine,

rear, dwl SW cor Clay and Jones
Burke William A. Jr., painter, dwl SW cor Clay and

Jones
Burke William F., dwl 1213 CTay
Burke William F., special policeman, dwl 122 Shipley
Burke William G., clerk S. F. Bulletin Ca, dwl 722 Turk
Burke William J., policeman City Hall, dwl 517 Vallejo
Burke William Jas., woodworker, dwl 5. Washoe PL
Burke William M., butcher Joseph Samuel & Co., (6vl 12:

Harriet
Burke. Sea Bourke

U£ES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

■ 12

^ JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. oor. Mercian' j

Burkhard Joseph C, hairdresser, SE cor Mission and

Fourteenth
Burkhardt George, boot and shoe manufacturer, 540

Washington, dwi 412 Sixth
Burkhardt John G., hostler Charles Drj^er, dwl New

Atlantic Hotel
Burkhardt Louis, blacksmith R. M. Hiller, dwl 9 Oak

Grove Av
Burkhardt Louisa Miss, dwl 315 Tyler
Burkhardt Silas T., waiter Salvin P. Collins, dwl 906

Stockton
Burkhart Eliza, baker}', 1216 Pacific ^

Burkhe;vd William, proof reader Bulletin, dwl 227 Geary
Burks Charles L, agent Price & Tryon's Sash Elevator

and Fastener, dwl 1923 Howard
Burleitrh Robert, carjjenter, dwl 12 Perry
Burleman Henry, engineer tug boat Rescue
Burlev M., dwl Ohnnpic Lodgings
Burling B. L., with Burling & Brother, dwl 299 Hyde
Burling James W. {Burling it- Brother), dwl 1218 Folsom
Burling John, clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl Stanford

Hutel
Burling Robert, baker, W s San Jos6 Road, opp St. Mary's

College
BITRLI.NG TTILLIAJI (Burliri^ dt Brother), dwl 299

Hyde
BrKLIXG «!fe BROTHER (William and James W.),
stockbrokers, otfice 323 California

Burlingham , hardware agent, dwl 614 Kearny

Burlingham J., machinist Hope Iron Works, dwl E 8

Minnesota nr Solano
Burlington Silver Slining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Lucien

Hermann secretary, office 330 Pine room 11
Burmann Louis, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long

Bridge
Burmeister A. H., carpenter, dwl William Tell House
Burmeister Alnch {Biirtneister d: Mehrteiis), dwl NW cor

California and Leavenworth
Burmeister Emelia (widow), dwl 1015 Jackson
Burmeister Francis H., dwl 529 Valencia
Burmeister Henrj', laundryman S. F. Laimdrj', NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Burmeister Henrj', mariner, dwl 429 Francisco
Burmeister Henry F. D., cook S. J. Tichenor, dwl 1702

Kearny
Burmeist«r John, repacker E. T. Anthony & Co., dwl 529

Pine
Burmeister Otto, cabinetmaker John Easton
Burmeister Peter H., dwl 531 Greenwich
Burmeister & Mehrtens {Alrich Burmeister and Aurjust
Mehrtenii), groceries and liquors, NW cor California
and Leavenworth
Burmester Henry H., carpenter, dwl 4 Willow Av
Burmester Henry W., clerk Bowen Brothers, dwl 506

Fourth
Burn Frank, carpenter, dwl 2207 J Pine
Bumado Nicholas, painter, dwl 5 Pollard PI, rear
Burnap John, commission merchant, 425 Davis, dwl 420

Leavenworth
Bumell James S., bookkeeper 'Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl

1616 California
Burnell Jules, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 31

Hinckley
Bumell Michael, laborer, dwl 1422 Jackson
Burnell Millard F., salesman Brainard C. Brown, dwl 150

Perry
Bumell Thomas, dwl 22 Rausch
Burnell William, laborer, dwl Ns Jersey nr Church
Burner Henrj- (Skull if- B.), dwl 1 Laskie
Bumess John E., machinist, dwl 565 Howard
Burnett Alexander S. Jr., clerk, dwl 613 Valencia
Burnett Alfred S. Gen., dwl 1010 Bush
Burnett C, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1304 Polk
Burnett Charles, carpenter, dwl 1121 Mission
Burnett Dwight, secretary Pac. Commercial Co., dwl 1112

Larkin
Burnett Evan, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 511 Min
Burnett Evan Jr., molder Union Iron Works, dwl 511 J

Minna
Burnett Frank, laborer Dallas A. Kneass, 522 Mission
Burnett George, seaman schr Golden Gate,dwl6VallejoPl
Burnett George S., collector Renton Coal Co., dwl 1112

Larkin
BE'RXETT C. C, apothecary and draggist, 327 Mont-

gor lerj', dwl 2506 Sacramento nr Fillmore
Burnett James, engineer, dwl W s Mission lu- Twenty-
fifth
Burnett Jane Miss, liquor saloon, 648 Pacific
Burnett John J., laborer, dwl 45 Jessie, rear

BtRXETT JOHN M., attomey at law, office 623 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1901 Polk
Burnett Joseph, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl

412 Beale
Burnett Joseph, teamster, dwl S s Hickory Av bet Octa-

via and Gough
Bumett Kate Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 410 Third
Burnett N. C. Mrs., dressmaker, 907 Howard
BLR.N'ETT PETER H., president Pacific Bank, office

NW cor Pine and Sansom, dwl 610 Jones
Bumett Richard, laborer, dwl 231 Perry
Bumett Thomas, laborer, dwl Mission Alley nr Jessie
Bumett Thomas T., blacksmith, dwl 1413 Polk
Burnett Thomas T. Jr., driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1413

Polk
BCRNETT WEtHNGTOJf S., city and county attor-
ney, office 13 City Hall third floor, dwl 600 Sutter
Burnham Alexander, dwl 305 Eddy
Bumham Daniel, dwl 127 Kearny
Burnham Edward, paints, etc., 231 Fremont, dwl 629

EUis
Bumham Emory, dwl SW cor Turk and Pierce
Bumham F. P., clerk Dinkelspiel & Farjeon, dwl 1413

Sacramento
Bumham G., laborer Patent Brick Co.
Bumliam George, carpenter, dwl 622J^ Minna
Bumham Oilman M., salesman George A. Meigs, dwl 551

Howard
Bumham James, blacksmith, dwl 8 Sherwood PI
Bumham James G., clerk Dinkelspiel & Farjeon, dwl

1413 Sacramento
Bumham James W. (James W. Bumham dk Co.), dwl

926 Dolores
BVRNIIA.U JAME.S W. «fc CO. (John L. Eckley
and Henry EcMey), importers carpets, upholstery
goods and oilcloths, 618 Market, 15 and 17 Post
Bumham John I., carpenter, dwl Paul Av nr Mission,

Bemal Heights
Bumham Joseph, dwl 613 Pine
Biu-nham Samuel S., wheelwright M. P. Holmes, dwl 8

Howard Court
Bumham William F., upholsterer Hardie & Fredericks,

dwl 1013 Mission
Bumham Z. W., salesman Sanderson & Horn, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Bumhope A., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Bumhope Isaac, laborer, dwl Johnson PI nr Har, rear

Bums , carpenter, dwl 614 Mission

Bums Aaron M., marine surveyor Hutchinson, Mann &

Smith, 414 California, res Oakland
Bums Adelaide J. , Mrs. , lodgings, 20 Montgomery
Bums Alexander, boilermaker Pac. Boiler Works, dwl

526 Folsom
Bums Andrew, teamster I. Gutte, dwl 415 Hyde
Bums Andrew, clerk ilaine Restaurant, 719 Market
Bums Arm (widow), dwl 5 Pollard PI
BVRNS B.IRCLAY J., secretary Stetefeldt Fumaa

Co., office 411i California, dwl 1206 Market
Bums I5ernard, deputy superintendent streets, dwl 1

Clinton
Bums Bernard, fireman stm Amador, dwl 625 Davia
Burns Bernard, laborer, dwl 20 Sacramento
Bums Bernard, stonecutter, dwl 6 Clinton
Burns B. F., clerk U. S. Engineer's Department, 53

Kearny, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Bums Bridget (widow), dwl E s Alabama nr Twenty-sec

ond, rear
Bm-ns Bryan, laborer, dwl 3 Lick
Bums Bryan, teamster, dwl NW cor Sixteenth and 8ec

ond Av
Burns C. Mrs., dressmaker, 804 Green
Bums Catherine Mrs. (widow), dwl 11 Garden
Burns Charles, laborer, dwl 325 Seventeenth
Burns Charles, teamster Phoenix Iron Works, dwl U

EUis
Bums Cornelius, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, dwl ^

8 Boyce nr Point Lobos Av
Biniis Daniel, laborer, dwl 97 Stevenson
Bums Daniel, whipmaker S. & J. W. Keyston, dwl 84

Minna
Bums David, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 316 Kite
Bums David, teamster, dwl 444^ Natoma
Bums Dennis, carpenter, dwl 6 Dale
Bums D. P., carpenter, dwl cor Sullivan and Union Av
Burns Edward, blacksmith Patrick Burns, dwl 670 Missic
Bums Edward, donkeydriver stm Orizaba, Broadway S

Wharf

Burns Edward, expressman, dwl S s Haight bet Devis i,
dero and Broderick

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Go(

Briiv

Hi)

:, Call
■•lis .J

C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Bums Edward, expressman, cor Pacific and Davis, dwl

310 Capp
Burns Kdward, painter Hopps vt Sons
Bums Ellen (widow), dwl 10 Heron
Bums Kllen Mrs., dressmaker, 217 Minna
Bums Eugene, expressman, dwl 25 Stone
Burns F. J., captain bark Forest queen, office Pier4Steu
Burns F. P., second steward Pacilic Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Bums Francis, hostler Dennis Calla^'han, dwl S44 Howard
Bums Francis Joseph, engineer, dwl 521i Natonia
Bums FYank A., with Francis M. Truworthy, dwl 1621

Webster
Bums Frederick, clerk, dwl 114 Eddy
Burns Oaty A., receiving clerk George H. Tay & Co., dwl

1021 Webster
Burns G«orge, waiter M. J. McDermott & F. Caffrey, dwl

09 Everett
Bums George, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Barns George A., dwl 12 Tehama
Bums H., cartnian City R. R.
Burns H., laborer, dwlsE cor Jones and Bay
Burns Henry, boots and shoes, 210 Third, dwl 206 Eddy
Burns Henry, carjienter, dwl 7 Sonora PI
Burns Henry A., plasterer, dwl S04 Green
Burns Henry J., dwl 325 Seventeenth
Burns Hugh, fireman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl

cor Xorth Point and Larkin
Burns Hugh, laborer, dwl SE cor Jones and Bay
Burns Hugh, laborer, dwl 909 Gearj'
Bums Isidore, shipsmith, 20 Steuart, dwl Windsor House
Burns J., drayiuan Code, Elfelt & Co.
Burns James (Jeniicss <t- £.), 30 California
Bums James, dwl 20 Ritch, rear
Burns James, carpenter, dwl 435 Pine
Burns James, caiTiagefinisher, dwl 217i Tehama
Burns James, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Burns James, driver Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1304 Jack
Burns James, groceries, SE cor Geary and De\isadero
Bums James, helper Oregon S. S. Co.
Bums James, laborer, dwl 216 Union
Bums James, laborer, dwl 2520 Sutter
Bums James, laborer Occidental Foundry
Bums James, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, dwl W «

Boyce nr Point Lobos Av
Bums James, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
Bums James, shoemaker, dwl 10 Heron
Bums John, dwl S s Fourteenth nr Guerrero
Bums John, baker stmr Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Bums John, boatbuilder, dwl 9 Sherwood PI
Burns John, boatman, dwl 12 Broadway
Bums John, carpenter, dwl 1023 Kearny
Bums John, cooper, dwl 103 Sacramento
Bums John, engineer, dwl 1567 Keamy
Burns John, hostler Clay St. Hill R. R", dwl 1304 Jackson
Bums John, laborer, dwl 102 Pacific
Bums John, laborer, dwl 840 Market
Bums John, laborer, dwl N s Santa Clara nr Harrison
Bums John, laborer, dwl SW cor Mission and Spear
Bums John, laborer Patent Brick Co., dwl 3 King
Burns John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 720 Third
Bums John, mariner, dwl 103 Clark
Burns John, plumber Pendergast & Co., dwl 11 Garden
Bums John, proprietor Mechanics' House, NE cor Berry

and Madden
Burns John, sailmaker John L. Prior, dwl 630 Brannan
Burns John, surveyor, dwl 19 Natoma
Burns John, teamster Smith, JIann & Catlow, dwl Eighth

Av nr M, South S. F.
BI'KNS JOHN A., coffee and oyster saloon, 517 Cali-
fornia, dwl 224 Montgomery
Burns John C. , carjienter, dwl 903 Post
Bums John E., dwl 1230 Pine
Bums John E. , stockbroker, 306 Montgomery, dwl 1733

Broadway
Burns John G., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

252 Brannan
Bl'KXS .lOHN H., restaurant 517 Califomia, dwl 224

Montgomerj'
Bums John H. Jr., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

224 Montgomery
Burns John M., coriipositor Stock Report, dwl 319 Tenth
Biu-ns Joseph, hackdriver Plaza, dwl E s Bourbin PI bet

Ellis and Eddy
Bums Joseph, warehouseman Lewis P. Sage, dwl NWcor

Calhoun and Union
Burns Joseph A., carpenter, dwl Fifteenth Av nr M,

South S. F.
Bums K. Miss, teacher, dwl 14 Eddy
Burns Katie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 306 Tehama

Burns Lizzie Miss, dressmaker Miss J. C. Ritchie, dwl 508

Vallejo
Bums .M., gardener, dwl 70 Brady
Burns M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wliarf
Burns M. (widow), dwl 17 Crook
Burns Martin, dwl W s White nr Vallejo
Bums Martin, laborer H. F.Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Bums Mary Miss, charge storeroom Palace Hotel
Bums Mary Miss, laundry Catholic Orphan Asylum, dwl

Sixteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Burns Marj- (widow), dwl 236 Eleventh
Burns Mary Ann Miss, dwl E s Stevenson nr Eighteenth
Burns Mary E. Miss, dressmaker Miss J. C. Ritchie, dwj

11 Garden
Bums Marj' F. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. W. N.Wetmore, dwl

1910 Polk
Burns Mathew, blacksmith Peter Jansen, dwl 675 Mission
Burns Maurice, bootmaker U.W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 10 Heron
Bums Jlichael, dwl 506 Seventh
Bums Michael (Jiunis .0 McIIvgh), dwl 418 Sixth
Burns Michael, lumberman, dwl 19 Natoma
Bums ilichael, machinist jEtna Iron Works, dwl cor Min

and Third
Bums Michael, port«r Grand Hotel, dwl 36 Tehama
Bums Michael, shoemaker John Irwin, dwl 715 Howard
Burns Michael, special policeman, dwl 209 Sixth
Bums Michael J., dwl 131 Pacific
Bums Morris, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 2 Elizabeth
Burns Myra, midwife, dwl 1123 Clay
Burns Nicholas, housemover, dwl 246 Tehama
Biurns Owen, expressman, NW cor Dupont and Jackson,

dwl 25 Stone
Bums Owen, teamster Pac. Commercial Co., dwl3Brj-ant

Av
Bums Patrick, dwl Railroad House
Bums Patrick, blacksmith, dwl E s Laguna bet Lily Av

and Oak
Bums Patrick, clerk, dwl 405 Stevenson
Burns Patrick, fireman stm Santa Cruz, Pacific St. Wharf
Burns Patrick, horseshoeing, 670 Mission
Bums Patrick, laborer, dwl 1120 Montgomery
Burns Patrick, laborer, dwl 1453 Minna
Burns Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Park Av nr Califomia Av,

Bernal Heights
Burns Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Sixth Av nr Point Lobos

Av
Burns Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 720 Third
Burns Patrick, miner, dwl 511 Mission
Burns Patrick, stableman Pierre D. Bonis, dwl 214 Stev
Burns Patrick, steward Grand Hotel
Bums P. D., porter Irish-American Assn, 818 Howard
Burns Peter, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl S s Quiim nr

Valencia
Bums Peter, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Burns Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Bums Peter, soapmaker, dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty-
second and "Twenty-third
Bums Peter, teamster, dwl 11 Haggin
Burns Peter, veterinarj- surgeon S. F. F. D., dwl E s Oc-

tavia bet Hayes and Grove
Bums Richard, laborer Geo. A. Whitney, dwl Banks nr

Lincoln, Bernal Heights
Bums Robert, dwl 233 Third
Bums Robert M., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 8

Vassar PI
Burns S., cook schooner Leo, Beale St. Wharf
Burns S. J. Mrs., boarding and lodging, 23 Stockton
Burns Sylvester, hairdressing saloon, Palace Hotel, res

Oakland
Bums Thomas, dwl 115 Second
Burns Thomas, coalpasser stm Senator, Broadway St.

Wharf
Bums Thomas, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 9 Austin
Burns Thomas, express, NW cor Broadway and Davis,

dwl NW cor Battery and Green
Bums Thomas, hostler A. B. Spooner Jr., dwl 608 Miss
Bums Thomas, plumber Golden City Chemical Works,

dwl 326 Se\enth
Burns Thomas, trackman Central R. B.
Biuns Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel
Burns Thomas H, machinist, dwl 420 Shotwell
Burns Thomas J., teamster Brigham, Whitney & Co., dwl

11 Garden
Burns Thomas P., bookkeeper Eckfeldt & Co. and M.

Warde & Co., dwl 319 Tenth
Bums Thomas W. (Kelly it B.), dwl 403 Stevenson
Bums Timothv, waiter Ophir Restaurant, dwl 59 Everett
Burns Walter," with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., dwl 1024 Bush

i" JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

, • PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Salejy P. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery. ! jj.

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Burns William, dwl W s Brooks nr Market
Burns William, fireman stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf
Burns William, helper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 10 Clem
Burns William, laborer Patent Brick Co., dwl 3 King
Burns William, machinist Isaac H. Small, dwl 214 Broad-
way
Burns William, painter, dwl 404 Folsom
Burns William, saloonkeeper, dwl 17i Clara
Burns William, seaman O. & O. S. S. Gaelic, dwl26 Steuart
Burns William, teamster, dwl S 8 Post bet Webster and

Fillmore .

Burns William A., dwl 527 Greenwich
Burns William H., woodengraver, dwl 527 Greenwich
Burns William P., painter, dwl 916 Folsom
Burns William U., with Francis M. Truworthy, dwl 1621

Bums W W., lieutenant-colonel TJ. S. A. Chief Commis-
sary Subsistence Military Division Pacific, office 105
Stockton, dwl Grand Hotel ^ ,,. . , „ „ . ,

Burns & MoHugh (WUliam Bums and Michael McUugh),
wood and coal, 418 Sixth

Bumside CharfeTn., chairmaker, dwl 13 Virginia PI rear
Burr Agnes Mrs., magnetic healer, dwl 131 O Farrell
Burr Alfred, engraver WiUiam P. Harrison, dwl 518

Burr Amos! conductor Southern Pacific R.E.,dwl 126 Fifth

Burr Benjamin J. {Burr ct Fink), dwl Russ House

Burr C. A., dwl 421 Fourth

BliKR C C. «» CO. (Mary Hudson), successors to
H C Hudson & Co., manufacturers mustard, spices,
etc., factory foot Stockton, office SE cor Front and

Burr Clarence C. (C. C. Burr A: Co.), dwl NE cor Filbert

and Van Ness Av .^ . c • .^ t „„

RirUlt E. WILLAKD, president Savings and Loan

Society, office 619 Clay, dwl NW cor Van Ness Av

and Filbert , „ „ ,, , 4.

Burr Edson, newspaper agent, dwl 749 Market

Burr Eli B., auditor Savings and Loan Society, dwl b s

Twenty-first bet Folsom and Shotwell ^ , „, „

Burr George, lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co., dwl 918

Montgomery _ _^ j , „„ t> 1 a

Burr Geo?ge W., molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 22 Park Av
Burr James P., porter Lowry & Wightman, dwl 539 How
Burr John, laborer Hathaway's Wharf, dwl 101 Jessie
Burr John, porter, dwl 4 Tehama

Burr John T., shoemaker, S s Bay bet Kearny and Dup
Burr Levi, liquor saloon, S s Bay bet Dupont and Kearny
Burr Richard, shipcarpenter, dwl 45 Clementina
Burr Thomas, laborer Cal. Grain Warehouse, cor Beale

and Brannan
Burr William, housemover, dwl 118 Virgmia
BUllK •& FIXR (Benjamin J. Burr and James h.
Fink), merchant tailors and gents' furnishing goods,
3 Montgomery . tt o a

Burrell Charles, physician, and examiner drugs U. h. Ap-
praiser's Store, dwl 1322 Mission
Burrell Edward, weigher coiner's department U. S. Mint,
dwl 1322 Mission „ , „ j 1

Burrell Edward H., night inspector Custom House, dwl

1322 Mission „„^ „

Burrell Jacob, Tailors' Protective Umon, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
Burrell John, master mariner, dwl 110 Berry
Burrell Ludos, dwl 16 Rinoon PI
Burrell W., agent, dwl 418 Powell

Burrell. See Birrell ^, „ „ j , no

Burrington A. C, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl lis

Austin . , - T. c s

Burrington J. A., lithographic artist A. L. Bancroft &

Cof, dwl 118 Austin , ., „ t.

Burris Butler, bookkeeper Landers & Co.,, dwl 418 Bran
Burris Louis, clerk, dwl 422 O'Farrell
Burris Perry, teamster Pacific Transfer Co.
Burris W. Mrs. (widow), dwl 16 Freelon
Burroughs Albert, wool dealer, dwl 139 Fourth
Burroughs J. M., waiter Palace Hotel
Burroughs Johnson, carpenter, dwl 547 Mission _
Burroughs William, crockery dealer, dwl 628J Jessie
Burrow R., machinist, dwl 18 First ™ , . , c.

Burrowes George Rev, D.D., professor Theological Se-
minary, dwl 2139 Mission
Burrowes O. A., student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

409 Hayes
Burrows George, waiter stm Empire, Pacific St. Whart
Burrows George E., conductor Central R. R. Co., dwl 504

Sixth
Burrows Henry, printer, dwl 102 Mason

Burrows John, seaman stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Burrows Robert D., livery stable, E s Drumm bet Wash-
ington and Oregon
Burrows Thomas, carpenter, dwl 11 Ridley, rear
Burrows William, carpenter, dwl 410i Natoma
Burscough Henry, dwl 457 Bryant
Burslev Isaac, master mariner, dwl ^32 Chestnut
Burson James N., foreman Bromley .^ Co dwl 846 Miss !
Burt Charles, boilermaker Risdon 1. and L. VVorKs
Burt Charles R., printer, dwl 62 Natoma
Burt Frederick L., carriagemaker Kimball Manul. to.,

dwl 822 Folsom , „„. T^ •

Burt George, cook James Foley, dwl 625 Davis
Burt J. G., dwl 802 Jones .

BUKT J. OlIS? general purchasmg agent, office 400

Front, dwl 528 Pine
Burt Joseph, carpenter, dwl 1136 Pacific
Burt Mary J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 62 Natoma
Burt Philip, dwl W s Folsom bet Twenty-first andTwenty-

Burt Silas S., foreman clearing room U. S. Mint, dwl 446

Burt WilUam, porter R. W. Jackson, dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Columbia
Burt William J., housemover, 1128 Mission
Burt. See Bert

Burtan James, mariner, dwl 27 Clay
Burtchell John, carpenter, dwl SW corLnion and Sterner
Burteis Joseph, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Burton Augustus A., salesman Lewis Brothers, dwl 136i

Hayes
Burton Charles, mariner, dwl 106 Jackson ,,,„„.

Burton Charles F., clerk Edward J. Prmgle, dwl 1004

^'* 3, sti i n srt Oil
BURTO.V CHARLES H., merchant, office 405 Front,

dwl 1024 Washington
Burton Edward, dwl 730 O'Farrell ^ , , , , , . .„
Burton Elizabeth Miss, teacher music, dwl 14 Lafayette
Burton Henry, cai-penter, dwl 622^ Minna _
Burton John, foreman patternmaker Mmers tounary,

dwl 513 Howard
Burton L. (widow), dwl 429 O'Farrell ,, , ^.

Burton L. D., laborer A. M. Simpson & Bro., dwl Chicago

Hotel
Burton London, laborer, dwl 31 Ecker
Burton R. Mrs. (widow), dwl 13 Louisa _

Burton William {Hoxces & Burton), dwl 34 Harriet
Burton WiUiam H., manufacturer awnings and steam-
pipe felter, 159 New Montgomery
Burton William James, hairdresser Joseph Lipman, dwl

32 Minna ,, . , , „

Burtsell John M., stockbroker, office 106 Leidesdorft, res

Oakland
Burns Thomas, dwl 211 Franklin _,.,„, ,

Burwick William, saloonkeeper, dwl 5 Martin s IslocK
Burwick William, seaman stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Bury Jacques, shoemaker, dwl 2 Graham PI
Busanovich Dominick, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New
Montgomery „ , „, „ a ^ caa

Busby Frederick H., glovecutter Cal. Glove Co., dwl 566

Howard ..,<-, t. <.

Buscat John, laundryman French Hospital, S s Bryant

bet Fifth and Sixth , , . j

Buscelle James R., manufacturer and dealer cigars and

tobacco, 326 Clay, dwl 113 Fifteenth
Busch Adam, dishwasher Bootz's Hotel _

Busch George D., miner, dwl Fourth Av nr Hunters

Point, South S. F. ,,,„„, „.

Busch Joseph, bootmaker, 114 Seventh, dwl 604 Minna
Buschmann John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Third

and Folsom
Bush Alonzo, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl SW cor

Montgomery and California
Bush Anna Mrs., dwl 728 Vallejo
Bush Annie Mrs., dwl 226 Second
Bush Charles,carver Herman Granz, dwl Potrero Av bet

Twentv-third and Twenty-fourth
Bush Charles, cooper Francis Schiller, dwl 41 Jackson
Bush Charles, paperhanger, 17 Anna , , „ „

Bush Charles J., woodcarver Herman Granz, dwl t s Por-

trero Av nr Twenty-fourth
Bush Charles P., clerk, dwl 523 Post ,_„,,.

Bush David {Bush & Milne), dwl S s Sutter bet Scott and

Devisadero
Bush Frederick, boilermaker F. I. Curry
Bush Frederick, driver Whitney & Co.'s Express, dwl 423

Stevenson , ,^„

Bush Henry, butcher Chris Dunker, dwl NE cor Harrison
and Beale

BEAMISH'S-lTnclevis Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Purnishing Goods

0. p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Bush Henry Jr., collector Bush & Milne, dwl 421 Folsom

Bush Henry T., clerk, dwl 728 Vallojo

Ihish Herman, waiter, dwl 210 Montjrdmery Av

Hush Herman F. , clerk Johnston & Vcasev, res Oakland

Bush H. P., deputy clerk Supreme Court of Cal., office

640 Clay
Bush Isaac, dwl 12J Oak Grove Av
Bush John, boilermaker, dwl 1234 Vallejo
I'.ush John, expressman NW cor Pine and Sansom, dwl

819 Capp, rear
Bush J. P., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Bush Louis, dentist, office 8 Kearny, dwl 2108 Howard
Bush Louis, porter, dwl 031 Brc ladway
Bush Nathan, furniture and bedding, 749 Market, dwl

1020 Folsom
Bush Norton, landscape artist, dwl S s California bet

Scott and Devisadero
Bush Peter, toys and fancy goods, 255 Fourth
Bush R. J., artist, studio and dwl 117 Montgomery Block
KVSH Jt MIL\E (David Bwh and George Milne),
plumbers, gasfitters, importers gasfixtures and plum-
bers' materials, 29 New Montgomery (Grand Hotel)
Busher Henry, waiter Emil A. Engclberg, dwl 314 Folsom
Bushi Matthew, maltster Lux & Scherr, dwl Bruno Hotel,

S s Market bet Eighth and Ninth
Bushman William, pattenimaker Pacific Iron Works, dwl

299 Clementina
Bushmann Joseph, dwl William Tell House
Bushinann William, housepainter, dwl S s Minna bet

Third and Fourth
Bushnell A. L. , dwl 614 Kearny
Bushnell Andrew, butcher, dwl 1212 Folsom
Bushnell Charles, dwl 237 Stevenson
Bushnell E. W. , salesman and bookkeeper M. D. Nile,

dwl Natoma bet Second and Third
Bushnell Frank M., engineer Southern Pac. E. R., dwl

215 Shotwell
Bushnell A., printer, dwl 237 Stevenson
Bushnell William E. , captain stm El Capitan, Oakland

Ferry, dwl 962 Mission
Bushnell" William P., cooper Carl Bros., dwl 331 Bush
Bush well J., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Po-

trero
Businger F., molder, dwl 211 Ellis
Busk A. Sherwill, mariner, dwl 14 O'Farrell
BUsker T. , seaman, dwl Minerva House
Busolace Dominico, marblesawyer Musto Bros., dwl 315

Broadway
Buss Henry, cook Continental Hotel
Buss Jacob, dwl 126 Clinton
Bussank Antonio, waiter, dwl 56 Minna
Busse Henry, laborer, dwl 516 Pacific
Bussey William C, locksmith 431 Bush, dwl 824 Kearny
Bussolino Severino, bootmaker, 1503 Dupont
Bustamante Cipriana Miss, dressmaker, dwl 16 Hinckley
Bustamante Mary (widow), dwl 723 Vallejo
Bustamante Rosa (widow), dressmaker, dwl 16 Hinckley
Bustamante Susie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 16 Hinckley
Bustard William, baker James Tuite, dwl 3 Hayward
Busteed Ann (widow), dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-sixth
Bustillo Francisco, cigamiaker MoreUos & Co., dwl Stock-
ton nr Green
Bustillo Man\iel, marblecutter, dwl 134 Clara
Bustillo Rafael, marblecutter, dwl 134 Clara
Bustraun Peter, master mariner, dwl 120 Shipley
BI'SWELL ALEXANDER, bookbinder, paperruler,

and blankbook manuf., 521 Clay, dwl 1005 Union
Buswell William T., bookbinder Alexander Bus well, dwl

1005 Union
Butchart Jeanne Mrs., dwl 754 Folsom
Butchel Henry, teamster Larzelere, Witham & Wight-
man, dwl N s Stevenson nr Hermann
Butcher James, butcher M. Brandenstein & Co., dwl W s

Seventh Av bet M and N, South S. F.
Butcher Lewis, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Butcher Margaret Mrs., varieties, W s Stevenson nr Her-
mann
Butenop Henry, groceries and liquors, 625 Pacific, dwl

606 Filbert
Butenop Henry C. , clerk Henrj' But«nop, dwl 606 Filbert
Butenschon Joachim, barkeeper Voss & Frtihling, dwl

609 Jackson
Buther Frank, maltster Merrifield & Rosener, dwl cor
Folsom and Eleventh

Butler Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 811 Stockton

Butler , shipcarpenter, dwl 39 Natoma

Butler Annie Miss, dwl 20 Mason
Butler B. R., painter, dwl 319 Taylor
Butler Bridget Miss, dwl 447J Natoma

Butler Charles, carpenter, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Dolores

and Guerrero
Butler Charles, porter George D. Morse, dwl 2 Miles PI
Butler Charles C., real estate, dwl NE cor Suttur and

Steincr
Butler Charles H., captain stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Butler Charles W., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl cor

Polk and Pacific
Butler Charlotte (widow), dwl 17 Fourth
Butler E., barkeeper, dwl 431 Dupont
Butler Edward, blacksmith, dwl, 5G8 Mission
Butler Edward R., scenic artist VVade's Opera House; dwl

118 Eleventh
Butler Elizabeth (widow), dwl 319 Filbert
Butler Frank, second officer stm Empire, Pacific St.

Wharf
Butler Frederick S., cashier Cope, Uhler & Co., dwl 118

Eleventh
Butler George, baker Peter Job, dwl 50 Everett
Butler George, laborer Hooper's South End Warehouse,

dwl 27i Fourth
Butler George E., bookkeeper Union Insurance Co., dwl

SW cor Taylor and Filbert
Butler George R., ticket agent Central Pacific R. R. Co.,

Oakland Ferry, dwl 148 Sixth
Butler George W., milkman, dwl 346 Minna
Butler Gerald G., clerk Butler Bros., dwl 669 Bryant
Butler H., farmer, dwl 1032 Market
Butler H. C, clerk, dwl 202 Tyler
Butler Henry, bootblack David C. Lee, dwl 915 Vallejo
Butler Henry, cook, dwl 20 Sherwood PI
Butler Henry C. , carpenter, dwl 10 Wetmore Pi
Butler Henry L., mechanic, dwl 615 Bush
Butler Henry M., dwl 116 Austin
Butler Henry W., mailing clerk Post-office, dwl 1024

Montgomery
Butler Jacob H. , carpenter, dwl Center House
Butler James, dwl 22j Bluxome
Butler James, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 732 Natoma
Butler James, coachman D. Callaghan, dwl W s Natoma

bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Butler James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
BUTLER JAJtIES G., lodgings, Broadway Block, 502

Broadway
Butler Jesse H., watchmaker, 650 Market, dwl 225

Stevenson
Butler John, barkeeper Caleb Coates, dwl 411 Minna
Butler John, peddler, dwl 863^ Market
Butler John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Butler John, machinist, dwl 603 Brannan
Butler John B. , inspector Custom House, dwl 721 How
Butler John W., superintendent West Coast Furnitm-e

Co., dwl 1206 Market
Butler John W., compositor Spaulding & Barto, dwl SW

cor Haight and Webster
Butler John W., rubber stamps and stencils, 600 Market,

dwl cor Mission and Twenty-eighth
Butler Joseph J., clerk James Humphrey, dwl 1 Eddy PI
Butler Joseph D., clerk Patrick Kearny, NW eor Pacific

and Leavenworth
Butler Joseph J., clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co., dwl

10 Wetmore PI
Butler Joseph R., tanner S. Hoffman & Co., dwl NW cor

Bryant and Twenty-sixth
Butler Julia (widow), dwl S s Fourteenth bet Howard and

Folsom
Butler Louis, machinist, dwlWs Seventh Avnr M, South

S. F.
Butler M. (widow), dwl 17 Fourth
Butler M. Mrs. , dressmaker, 706 Taylor
Butler M. A. Mrs., milliner and millinery, 28 Montcromery,

dwl 818 Eddy
Butler Maggie J. (widow), furnished room.s, 217 Second
Butler Margaret Miss, dressmaker, dwl 12'^3i Folsom
Butler Margaret (widow), tailoress Wright & Harmon,

dwl 933 Sacramento
Butler Martin, wines and liquors, NW cor Tenth and

Bnant
Butler Marj' Mrs., dwl 304 Minna
Butler Mary (widow), dwl 809 Jackson
Butler Marj' (widow), dwl SW cor Haight and Webster
Butler M. F. (widow), dwl 525 Shotwell.
Butler Michael, porter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl W s Va-
lencia nr Market
Butler Patrick, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
Butler Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works
Butler Patrick, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 97 Stev
Butler Patrick F., merchant, dwl 818 Eddy

STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

fewELEY made to order and EEPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant |

Butler Patrick T. (Ilogan & Co.), dwl 20 Folsom Av
Butler Robert, painter, dwl 304 Minna
liutler Robert B., clerk R. Coin & Co., 420 Jackson
liutler Richard H., cook Charles Haake, dwl 337 Bush
Butler Sarah E. Miss, governess, dwl 839 Califoraia
Bntler Sarah I., dwl Clo Bush

Butler T. B. Mrs., patterns cut to order, 620 Market (Pal-
ace Hotel), dwl 433 Shipley O '' '
Butler Theodore A., wood engraver, ■! Clay, dwl 833 Har
Ijutler Thomas, brickuiason, dwl S s Ellis bet Webster

and Fillmore
Butler Thomas, butcher, dwl Branch House
Butler Thomas, carpenter, dwl 251 Stevenson
Butler Thomas, carpenter, dwl 325 Minna
Butler Thomas, mixer S. F. andPac. Glass Works, dwl W

sTchama bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Butler Thomas, sheaijshearcr, dwl 511 Mission
Butler Thomas, waiter stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Butler Thomas E., clerk A. Crawford & Co., dwl 146 Te-
hama
Butler lliomas J. (Adams & B.), dwl 822 Folsom
Butler Thomas J., currier S. Hoffman & Co., dwl N s

Park Av nr Alabama, Bemal Heights
Butler W., brassfounder William T. Garratt
Butler Walter (iJci/^r <fc £.), dwl W s Webster bet Tyler

and McAllister
Butler Warren C, woodengraver, 535 Clay, dwl 10 Wet-
more PI
Butler William A., farmer, dwl 502 Broadway
Butler William J., importer, and wholesale millinery and

fancy goods, 509 Market, dwl 631^ Geary
Butler William J. Mrs., millinery, 125 Keaniy, dwl 631 J

Geary
Butler »\illiam N., solicitor, New Franklin House, 321

Pacific
Butman Gertrude W. Miss, dwl 715 Polk
Butner H., dwl 537 Sacramento
Butner Henry, dwl 1031 Liupont
Butt Christian C, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush

and Stockton, dwl 8 Stockton PI
Butt Frank, hairdressing saloon, 338 Kearny, dwl 1124

Pine
Butt Peter X., groceries and liquors, SW cor Washington

and Stockton, dwl 123(j Broadway
Butt William, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Butt W. R., first officer Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sau

Francisco
Butte Joseph, brassfinisher William T. Garratt
Butte Michael, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Butte Peter, laborer, dwl 11 Union PI
Buttelmann Otto D. (Hulsmann tt B.), dwl SW cor Mission

and Twenty-third
Buttelmann William, cook, dwl 15 Natoma
Butterfield Charles, driver City R. R., dwl 219 Linden Av

nr Gough
Butterfield Charles, dwl 3 Margaret PI
Butterfield Edward, receipt clerk Central Pacific R. B.,

Townsend St. Depot, res Oakland
Butterfield Frederick, carpenter, dwl W s Valley nr San

Jose Av
Butterfield G. W., conductor Market St. R. B., dwl 529

Valencia
Butterfield O. P. (widow), teacher Victor Sewing Machine,

dwl 423 O'Farrell
Butterfield William, auctioneer and dealer furniture, 39

Geary nr Fair Oaks
Butterfield William, carpenter, dwl N s Valley nr San

Jose Av
BBITTEKICK E. «& CO. PATTERXS, H. A. Deming

agent, 111 Post
Butters Harry A., insurance agent, dwl 220 O'Farrell
Butters John S., seaman, dwl 16j Rausch
Butters Lizzie, housekeeper Cosmopolitan Hotel
Butterworth James, tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 1139J

Folsom
Butterworth Samuel F. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1820 Clay
Butterworth Sarah, dry and fancy goods, 1139.^^ Folsom
Buttgenbach Joseph, butcher Frederick Katz, dwl 228

Bush
Buttle John, carpenter, dwl E s Harrison bet Twentieth

and Twenty-lirst
Buttman Mon-is, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 519 Miss
Buttmann John H., with Henrj- Wohltman, dwl S s Kuig

bet Second & Third
Buttner Charles, florist, dwl X s Seventeenth nr Valencia
Buttner Henry A., dwl E s Guerrero bet Seventeenth and

Eighteenth
Buttner Hermann, piano teacher, dwl 1511 Mason
Buttner John, machinehand Cal. Mills, dwl 313 Bryant

Button Charles G., photographic printer George D. Morse,

dwl 1910 Mason
Butts Edward, carpenter, dwl 409 Pacific
Butts Harvey D., longshoreman, dwl NE cor Mission and

Steuart
Butts James, clerk, dwl 723 O'Farrell
Biittshenbach John, butcher, dwl Siegfried's Hotel
liutzke William, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl Hansa Hotel
Buxton Frank (Btixton Jc Co.), dwl 843 Howard
Buxton George, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 847

Howard
Buxton P. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1028 Market
Buxton Samuel, seaman schr Loleta, Beale St. Wharf
Buxton & Co. (Frank Buxton), teas, wines, and groceries,

137 Fourth
Buxtorf Christoph, cigars and tobacco, 423 Sansom
Buya Nicholas, coffee and oyster saloon 605 Davis, dwl 810

Green
Buyer Charles (Buyer, Reich d: Co.), dwl 1028 Clay
Buyer John, laborer, dwl 22 Louisa

Buyer, Reich & Co. (Charles Buyer, Leopold Reich, and
Leopold Diamant), fancy goods and zephyr worsted,
129 Kearny
Buzzalla Giovanni, painter Giovanni B. Deferrari
Buzzard Benjamin, fireman 0. & 0. S. S. Oceanic
Buzzel John, carpenter Baldwin's Hotel
Buzzel Molly Miss, sewing-machine operator Levi Strauss

& Co. , dwl 1105 Howard
Buzzini George (Buzzini tfc Gianettoni), dwl 24 Sixth
Buzzini Martin, cigars and tobacco, 1238 Market, and
liquor saloon, cor Railroad Av and Thirty-second,
South S. F.
Buzzini & G\!i.nBttom(George Btizziniand M. Gianettoni),

wines and liquors, 18 Sixth
Buzzo Silver Mining Co. (Utah\ William R. Townsend

secretary, office 330 Pine room 4
Byard Ellen, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Byam Joanna Miss, shoefitter Marks & Levinsky, dwl 565i

Natoma
Byas J. D., merchant, dwl Rnss House
Byers Alexander, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Byers Jacob, liquor saloon, 6 Jackson
Byers James W., clerk James S. McCue, dwl 1415 Bush
Byers John P., wharfinger Pacific St. Wharf, dwl 1209

Montgomery
Byers Joseph M. (Byers <b Parker), dwl 1212J Jackson
Byers Robert J., bookkeeper, dwl 1209 Montgomery
Byers & Parker (Joseph M. Byersand Robert A. Parker),

proprietors Assessment Guide, office 306 California
Bylan Bernard, liquor saloon, cor Louisa and Fourth, dwl

8 Auburn
Byle Patrick, laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steuart
Byles George, real estate, dwl 1913 Stockton
Byles Joseph, butcher, dwl 616 Harrison
Bylles Albert, laborer, dwl SW cor Battery and Vallejo
Bynon Alfred A., printer Bacon & Co., res BrookljTi
BjTam Edward, dwl 711 Greenwich
BjTam James F., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Maufacturing

Co., dwl 711 Greenwich
BjTans Thomas, waiter Railroad House
Byring Hermann, Scandinavian Society, 71 New Mont
Byrne Alexander, boUermaker, dwl 4 Simpson PI
Byrne Alonzo, oilfinisher and gilder, dwl 11 William
Byrne Bridget (widow), dwl 1312 Jackson
B^Tne Bryan, cartman Joseph Macdonough,dwl 33 Market
Byrne Callahan, dwl 932 Pine
Byrne Charles, carpenter, dwl 9 Washington
Byrne Charles, sailmaker, 7 Clay, dwl N s Seventh nr Do-
lores
BjTne Christopher, laborer, dwl 136 Natoma
B\-me Daniel, cooper, dwl 19 Garden
Byrne Edward, laborer, dwl 413 Filbert
Byrne Edward, lettercarrier Post-office, dwl cor Montgom'

ery and Broadway
BjTne Edward, longshoreman, dwl 340 TowTisend
Byrne Edward, special policeman, dwl 319 Bush
Bjrne Frank M., stereot.vpe foreman Evening Post
BjTne Garrett J. (Byrne, Landers <i: Byrne), dwl 1924 Sut

ter
BjTne Garrett J. Jr., bookkeeper BjTue, Landers &

B\Tne, dwl 1924 Sutter
Byrne Hannah (widow), dwl Johnson PI nrHarriisn, rear
Byrne Henry, driver, dwl 1031 Pacific *

Byrne Henrj' L., bookkeeper Dean & Sutherland, and
secretary Eagle Silver Mine and Jlill Co., dwl 22 Oak
Byrne Hugh, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Byrne J., laborer, dwl SW cor Washington and Drumm
Byrne James, porter Henty & Fljnm, dwl 139 Minna

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.f

BjTTie James, plumber, dwl 119 Welsh

Byrne James D., dwl 515 O'Farrell

Byrne James F. , carpenter, dwl 223^ Austin

Byrne James F. , teamster Locke & Montague, dwl 517
Grove

Byrnes James R., carpenter, dwl 614 Mission

Bynje J. F., master steam tug Transit, office 42 Market

Bynie J. N. , dwl 537 Sutter

B>Tne John, dwl 19 Xatoma

Byrne John, porter F. William Kamps, dwl NE cor Cali-
fornia and Davis

Byrne Jiihn, rancher, dwl Seventh Av nr Lagiina Honda

hyrne John, shipcarpenter, dwl 342 Townsend

Byrne John J., clerk Pascal, Dubedat & Co., dwl 533
Sutter

B\Tne John M., capitalist, office 533 Kearny, dwl 533
Sutter

B^Tne Joseph J., laborer, dwl 1104 Pacific

B1K\E. LA>»ERS Jt BIU.XE {Garrett J. and
Michael Byrne and David Landtrs), dry goods, 7
MoiitiTomerj'

B\Tne Margaret (widow), dwl 932 Pine

Byrne Marj- Mrs., furnished rooms, 10 Clementina

Byrne Michael (/Ji/nie, Latiderg d- B.), dwl 923 Pacific

Byrne Michael, dwl Boardmau PI nr Bryant

B^-me Michael, wiredrawer Pac. Wire Manuf. Co., dwl
233 Ritch

BjTne Morris, cooper, dwl 2 Elizabeth

B>rne P., sexton Trinity Church, dwl 401 Powell

Byrne Patrick, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 44 Clem

Byrne Patrick, expressman, dwl 418i Grove

B\rna Patrick, laborer, dwl 319 Ritch

BjTne Patrick, teamster Pac. Commercial Co., dwl 1212
Broad wa J'

Byrne Patrick, wood and coal 407 Fourth

B\Tne Patrick, expressman nr cor Montgomerj' and Com

B}me Patrick J. , salesman BjTne, Landers & Byrne, dwl
405 Stevenson

Bvrne Peter, laborer, dwl 12 Welsh

B\Tne Peter \\.(Bell, B. &, Co.), attorney at law. 606 Mont-
gomery, res Oakland

Byrne Philip, carpenter, dwl 2635J Harrison

Byrne Robert, miner, dwl 15 Lafayette

B}Tne Stephen, morrocofinisher, dwl W s Precita PI nr
Precita Av, Bemal Heights

B\Tne Stephen L., shademaker George W. Clark, dwl 731
Bryant

Byrne Thomas, contractor, dwl S s Fifteenth bet Market
and Xoe

Byrne Thomas, cooper, dwl 2 Elizabeth

BjTne Thomas Jr. , cooper, dwl 2 Elizabeth

Byrne Thomas, merchandisebroker, office 321 California,
dwl 340 Seventeenth

B>Tne WUIiam Jr., boilermaker, dwl 10 Clementina

B}Tne William, longshoreman, dwl X s Filbert bet San-
son! and Montgomery

B\Tne William, miner, dwl 10 Clementina

Bvrne William J., janitor Irish- American Hall, dwl 17
Clara

BjTnes A., foreman Goodwin & Co.

Byrnes David, miller Robert B. Wyman, dwi KE cor First
and Mission

E}Tnes Edward, peddler, dwi SW cor Waller and Baker

Byrnes Edward, shoemaker, dwl 319 Sixth

Byrnes Henry, dwl 19 Tehama

B\Tnes James, architect, dwl 110 Fourth

Byrnes James, laborer, dwl Jf s Sierra nr Louisiana

Byrnes John, teamster, dwl 785 Eddy

BxTTies John T., engineer stm Fideliter, dwl 1567 Kearny

Byrnes Joseph, laborer superintendent streets

Byrnes Lizzie, dressmaker, dwl 319 Sixth

Byrnes Margaret (widow), d«i 25 Garden

Evrnes Mari,- Ann (widow), d'^^l ^^^' cor De\isadero and
O'Farrell

Bj-rnes M. F. Jlrs., teacher Lincoln Primarj' School, dwl
319 Sixth

Bvmes Michael, expressman, XE cor Howard and First,
dwi 12 Tehama

BjTnes .Nicholas, miner, dwi W s Florida bet Butte and
Twentieth

Byrnes Patrick, cooper Cutting Packing Co., dwi 5 Louisa

Byrnes Patrick, expressman, 311 Pacific, dwl 119 Jackson

Bj-mes Fiitrick, laborer, dwi 514 Mission, rear

BjTnes feter (Deutsch it Co.), dw 1 W s Mission nr Thirty-
first

B\Tnes William, vamisher Goodwin & Co.

BJ-mes William A. {Sanborn d: B.), dwi 527 Greenwich

Byrnes William J., special policeman, dwi 252 Minna

Bvmes. See Burns

Byron James, laborer John Ross, dwl 813 First

BjTon John, bricklayer, dwi S s Nineteenth nr Shotwell

Byron John Y., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl 1707

Mason
BjTon M., extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D.
^ron Mary .Mrs., groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifteenth

and Minna
Byron Michael, expressman, NE cor Sacramento and Du-

■pont, dwi 1713 Dupont
Byste Y., carpenter, dwi 157 Clara
BVXBEE JOH^' F., manufacturer redwood lumber,

and agent Russian River (Duncan's) Mills, and agent

stm Alex. Duncan, office junction California and

Market, dw 1 822 Turk
Byxbee Robert G. (H. B. Tichenor <jt Co.), dwl 408 Eddy

Caanak William, waiter Emerson Corville & Co., dwl 210

Kearny
Cabanas Cigar Factory (Chinese), 406 Battery
Cabaracco Luige, maccaronimaker, dwi 511 Vallejo
Cabral Cazeiniro Miss, ironer Alexander Bertin
Cables Alfred H., barkeeper Frank Garcia, dwi 913 BdwT
Cables Charles H., dwi 913 Broadway
Cables M. A. (widow), dwi 913 Broadway
Catot John, carjjenter, dwi S s Polk Lane nr Stockton
Cabrara Pascual, tailor, dwi 723 Vallejo
Caccia Gulielmo, driver Giacomo Mall, dwl SE cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Cacceari Sylvestro {Vincent Devalli <t Co.), dwl 619

Broadway
Cacciotto Giovanini, cigars and tobacco, 325 Pacific
Gacciotto Louis {Lauricella d- Co.), dwi 325 Pacific
CacheUini Frank, vegetable dealer, dwi 516 Sansom
Cachot M. A., physician, office and dwi 34 Third
Cadaspre Annie Miss, with Mrs. Emanuel Raas, dwl 113

Turk
Cadenasso Joseph {Orazio <t C), dwl 329 Vallejo
Cadenau John, bartender New York Casino, dwi 606 Na-

toma
Cadigan Cornelius, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Cadigan H., laborer, dwi IISJ Bernard
Cadigan James, dwi 219 Tehama
Cadigan John, laborer, dwi 214 First
Cadigan Mary (widow), dwi 781 Mission
Cadigan Timothy, seaman, dwi 117 Drumm
Cadigan William, laborer Strj'ker & Kieman, dwl 13

Baldwin Court
Cadigan. See Cadogan
Cadman Harry W., bookkeeper Henry Keller & Co., dwi

5 Cleveland
Cadogan P. J., bookkeeper Eugene P. Murphy, res

Oakland
Cadogan Timothy, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 152 Dora
Cadogan William, dwi 414 Pacific
Cadogan. .See Cadigan

Cadoza Marx, nightwatchman, dwi 647 Commercial
Cadrey Francis, dyer Alexander Bertin, dwl 521 Filbert
CADrC" PHILIP, president Benicia Cement Co., presi-
dent Patent Brick Co. {and D. E. Root & Co.), office

513 Montgomerj', dwi 722 Sutter
Cad well A., salesman Grangers' Business Assn, dwl 1706

Clay
Cadwell Alexander, dwi 1702 Polk
Cady Mrs., shirtmaker Neustadter Brothers, dwl

Gough bet Grove and Hayes
Cady Daniel, laborer, dwi 510 Mission
Cady Dennis, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. , dwl cor Sierra

and Louisiana
Cady George B., photographic printer Edouart & Cobb,

dwl 523 Kearny
Cady John, janitor Eighth St. Grammar School, dwl 36

Moss
Cady John, laborer John Base, dwi 959 Brj-ant
Cady Josephine (w idow), dwi 612 Bush
Cady Lorenzo, mason and builder, dwi 12 Clementina
Cadv William J., wines and liquors, 115 Leidesdorff, dwl

"722 Capp
Cady Z. O., teamster, dwi 9 Welsh, rear
Caesar William, mariner, dwi 105 Clark
CAFE DE LXXIVEKS, Felix Block proprietor, 526

Kearnj-
Cafferata Antonio, gardener, San Brxmo Road nr Bay

View
Cafferata Antonio, vegetables Colombo Market, dwl 1509

Dupont

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELUT for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Caffrey Edward, laborer, dwl S s Eighteenth nr Hartford

C'affrey Frank {McDemudt A- C), dwl 505 Howard

Caffrey John, cook, dwl S s Folsom nr Main

Caffrey .John F. plumber, dwl 1 Central PI

Caffrey Kate (widow), dwl 1C04 Mason

Caffrey Peter, laborer, dwl 221 Second

Caffrey Thomas, laborer, dwl 421 Fulton

Caffrey Timothy, trackcleaner Omnibus R, R. Co., dwl

40t) Broadway
Caffrey William, fireman, dwl 238 Steuart
Cajrle John, commission broker, ofBce 332 Bush, dwl 833

Vallejo
Caglieri George, bookkeeper F. Daneri & Co., dwl 1312

Kearny
Cagney Martin, teamster, dwl NW cor Middle and Pine
Cagney Thaddeus, plximber Matthew O'Brien, dwl Pine

nr Fillmore
Cahalan John, shoemaker, dwl W s Valencia nr Twenty-
sixth
Cahalan John L., carpenter, dwl 6 Laskie
Cahalan Julia Mrs., drapery, W s Valencia nr Twenty-
sixth
Cahalin John, salesman Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 271

Stevenson
Cahen Isadore W., bookkeeper 418 Sacramento, dwl 705

McAllister
Cahen Louis, syrup, bitters, and cordial manufacturer,

418 Sacramento, dwl 705 McAllister

Cahill Miss, dressmaker, dwl 536 Minna

Cahill Andrew, expressman, cor Davis and California,

dwl 214 First
Cahill Bridget (widow), dwl 12i Clinton
Cahill Catherine (widow), dwl 9j Hayward
Cahill Connell, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, dwl cor

Louisiana and Sierra
Cahill Daniel, clerk McAllisters & Bergin, dwl 9J Hayward
Cahill Dennis, first assistant engineer stm Sena*ir,

Broadway St. Wharf
CAHILL E. A. CO., stockbrokers, office 406 Mont
Cahill Edward {E. Cahill d: Co.), 406 Montgomery
Cahill Edward, bookbinder Hicks & Co., dwl 1176 Har
Cahill Edward, waiter Grand Hotel
Cahill Edward J., civil engineer, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Cahill Frank A., tailor, 1176 Harrison
Cahill James, dwl 227 Fulton
Cahill James, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 29

Louisa
Cahill James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Brannan PI

and Brannan
Cahill James, mattrassmaker Joseph R. Melius, dwl 218

Shipley
Cahill James, with E. Cahill & Co., 406 Montgomery
Cahill James F., dwl 232Tm-k
Cahill James H. , carpenter, dwl 604 Franklin
Cahill John, grocer, dwl 2110 Larkin
Cahill John, mining, office 19 Merchants' Exchange, dwl

1805 Stockton
Cahill John, porter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 2011 Hyde
Cahill John Jr., clerk, dwl 2110 Larkin
Cahill John J., painter, dwl 1208 Union
Cahill John L., painter, 534 Market, dwl 2306 Larkin
Cahill Kate Miss, dwl Inglewood House, 126 Fifth
Cahill Lawrence, dwl 767 Howard
Cahill Lawrence, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor

Sierra and Louisiana
Cahill Lawrence, laborer William T. Garratt
Cahill Michael, barkeeper, dwl 921 Natoma
Cahill Patrick, drayman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 1305

California
Cahill Patrick, laborer, dwl 12 Chesley
Cahill Patrick, laborer City Iron Works, dwl 213 Tehama,

rear
Cahill Patrick, painter H. M. Rosekrans, dwl 12 Polk
Cahill Patrick C, woolgrader, dwl 305 Fifth
Cahill Patrick H., proptr Boston House, 162 First
Cahill Thomas, mining superintendent, dwl 907 Clay
Cahill William, laborer, dwl 10 Sherwood PI
Cahill William, laborer, dwl 125 Fifth
Cahill William, shipcarpenter, dwl 416 Shipley
Cahill William, stonecutter Larsenuer & Sheerin, dwl NE

cor Geary and Baker
Cahn Aaron, merchant, dwl 1204 Geary
Cahn Adolph, bookkeeper 1. Levy & Bro., dwl 1903 Stock
Cahn Annand, salesman Michael Lipman, dwl 512 Third
Cahn David (Lazard Frdres), dwl 1609 Larkin
Cahn Israel (Weil, Cahn & Co.), dwl 1120 Post
Cahn L. & Brother (Leopold and Leon Cahn), wines and

liquors, 524 Commercial
Cahn Lazard M., capitalist, office 115 Bat, dwl 1204 Geary

Cahn Leon (L. Cahn <fc Brother), dwl 1417 Hyde
Cahn Leopold (L. Cahn <t Brother), dwl 1417 Hyde
CAII.\ LEOPOLD, agent S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, office 115 Batter}', dwl 1200 Van Ness Av
Cahn Morris (J. Hcrzog d: Co.), dwl 311 Sutter
Cahn Rosalie (widow), dwl 1219 Sutter
Cahn. See Cahen and Kahn
Gaboon Frederick G., bookkeeper G. & W. Snook, dwl

206 Kearny
Cahoon John Q., housecarpenter, dwl 83 Clementina
Cahrens John, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Caillabet Jacques, laborer French Hospital, S 8 Bryant

bet Fifth and Sixth
Caille Joseph, cook F. AV. Haubrich, 623 Commercial
Cain Edward, pressman Charles W. Gordon, dwl 230 Clara
Cain Edward, sergeant of Police Golden Gate Park
Cain Elizabeth, chambermaid Russ House
Cain H. C. Mrs., dwl 11 Powell

Cain James, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 133 Fol, rear
Cain John, blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., dwl 217 Sec
Cain John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Cain John, moroccofinisher, dwl NE cor Laguna and Union
Cain John, stevedore, dwl 541 First
Cain Joseph R., laborer Peter Hansbury, E s Ocean House

Road, 1 mile NW Industrial School
Cain Michael, housesmith John Upstone, dwl 123 Pierce
Cain Michael, laborer Pacific Wool Depot, dwl 9 Gaven
Cain M. W., fruit, 1138 Market
Cain Rufus, bricklayer, dwl 213 Page
Cain. See Cane, Kain, and Kane
Caine Thomas W. , carpenter Atwood & Bodwell
Caiuen V. (widow), waitress, dwl SW cor Dup and Bdwy
Cains Charles, plasterer, dwl 335 Jessie
Caire James, bricklayer, dwl 719 O'Farrell
Caire Justinian, hardware and fancy goods and agent S.

F. and Pacific Glass Works, 530" and 532 Washington

and 1028 Dupont, res Oakland
Cairlair Pasquez, wood dealer, dwl 17 Lafayette PI
Caimcross James, traveling agent Glasgow Iron Works

and Metal Importing Co.
Cairns John, accountant, dwl 1808 Dupont
Cairns John, foreman Golden City Chemical Works, dwl

NW cor Brannan and Townsend
Cairns John T., machinist William Deacon, dwl 209 Har
Caims Patrick, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mills
Cairo Co. (Chinese), manufacturers cigars, 116J Dupont
Calaher Cornelius, laborer George W. Whitney
Calamari Augustine, teamster, dwl Bannam PI

Calamatda , laborer, dwl 11 Bartol

Calanan Daniel, dwl 271 First

Calanan John J., dwl 271 First

Calaveras Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras, Cal.), oflBce 318

California room 13
Calaveras Hydraulic Mining Co., Abram Shear secretary,

office 506 Battery
Calaway Oliver P., engineer, dwl 212 Austin
Calbaugh John W., porter, dwl 15J^ Tehama
Caldeira Francisco S., stock dealer, dwl 116 Jackson
Calder Collin, miner, dwl 22 Tiirk
Calder John, dwl 528 Eddy

Calder John, bookkeeper Church & Co., dwl 838 Mission
Calderon Dolores Mrs., dwl 160S Jones
Calderwood David, carpenter, dwl 214 Minna
Calderwood Saul, machinehand Wells, Eiussell & Co., dwl

210 Fair Oaks
Caldwell Andrew I., mailing clerk Dewey & Co., dwl 747

Harrison
Caldwell Charles, paper canvasser, dwl 837 Folsom
Caldwell Charles B., clerk General Freight Office Central

Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl

Windsor House
Caldwell David, driver Good\vin & Co.
Caldwell David, rancher, dwl 510 Ellis
Caldwell Edwin, mining, oflBce 330 Pine room 21, dwl 905

Market
Caldwell Flora Miss, dwl 507 Ellis
Caldwell Hugh M., machinist, dwl 512 Sixth
Caldwell James, housemover, dwl 1814 Leavenworth
Caldwell James, machinist, dwl 509 Washington
Caldwell James, telegraph-instrumentmaker Electrical

Construction and Maintenance Co., dwl 1506 Leaven-
worth
Caldwell James A., sailmaker Thomas RejTiolds, dwl 1227

Pacific
Caldwell John, waiter stm Ajax, Folsom St. AVTiarf, dwl

514 Bush
Caldwell John J., mariner, dwl 525 J Howard
Caldwell John J., second steward stm Mohongo, Market

St. Wharf

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.'

Caldwell Jordan Rev., St. Dominic Monastery, NW cor

Bush and Stoiner
Caldwell Joseph M., Mission express, offices ."ilO Valencia

and NW cor Clay and Battery, dwl 34 Dorland
Caldwell Julia and Mattie, artists, 112 Kearney
Caldwell Julia Miss (J. i- M. Calduell), dwl 704^ Mission
Caldwell Lydia, retoucher John !>. Godcus, 34 Third
Caldwell Marj' A. (widow), furnisheil rooms, 12.5 Second
Caldwell Mattie Miss (J. d; M. Caldwell), dwl 704A Mission
Caldwell M. E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley drammar

School, dwl 18 Mission Av
Caldwell R., fanner, dwl Park Hotel
Caldwell Robert, drayman George H. Tay & Co., dwl 6 J

Juniper
Caldwell Thomas C, manager Marsh Truss Co., oflBce 513

Montgomerj", res Oakland
Caldwell W., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Caldwell W. H., clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl 408 Third
Caldwell W. J., painter, dwl 423 Bush
Caldwell. See Cauldwell

Caldwin , dwl 509 Washington

Caledonia House, F. A. Lecuyer proprietor, 808 Mission
Caledonia Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Richard

Wegener secretary, office 414 California
Calendar Herbert, clerk, dwl 1227 Washington
Caler Edward, pressman Cuberj- & Co., dwl 1906 Mission
Caler Otmar Mrs. (widow), dwl 1906 Mission
Calhoun Alexander, teamster Hancock k Kelso, dwl 534

First
Calhoun Caroline C. (widow), dwl 605 Pine
Calhoun Charles A., driver Contra Costa Laundry, dwl

605 Pine
Calhoun Charles A., printer, office and dwl 538 Market
Calhoun Henrv C. , storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue,

office 506 Batterj'
Calhoun J., dwl 636 Commercial
Calhoun John, dairjTiian William W. Call, dwl W s San

Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Calhoun Joseph A., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl

1135 Harrison
Calhoun William, longshoreman, dwl llllj^ Harrison
California & Nevada Ice Co., works and office 356 Te-
hama
CALIFORXIA ArADEMY OF SCIENCES, rooms

SW Cor California and Dupont
California Acclimatizing Society, S. W. Hoyt secretary,

538 Washington
California and Oregon Stage Co., W. G. Roberts agent,

office 208 Montgomery
CALIFORMA AERONAITTIC CO., William C.

Krueger manager, office 318 Kearny
California Assay Office (Jaines Andreio Mars and William

Irelan Jr.), 47 and 48 Merchants' Exchange
CALIFORMA BED COMFORTER FACTORY,

Du Rose & Banks proprietors, 9 Sutter
California Beet Sugar Co. (Soquel, Santa Cruz Co.), Louis

Franconi agent, office 314 California
California Bellows Manufacturing Co., James Campbell

superintendent, 32 Fremont
CALIFORMA BIltLE SOCIETY, Rev. Frederick E.

Shearer agent, depository, 757 Market
California Block, SE cor California and Battery
California Bolt and Nut Works, William Payne proprie-
tor, 119 Beale
CALIFORNIA BR.4SS WORKS, Weed & Kingwell

proi>rietors, 125 First
California Brick Co., Michael Landers secretary, office

309 Mont room 2, yard Berry bet Third and Fourth
California Broom Factory, Robinson, Fowler & Co., pro-
prietors, 203 and 205 Sacramento
California Brush Factory, Figer Brothers proprietors,

615 Sacramento
California Carpet Renovating Co., S. Roth & Co., 518 Pine
California Chair Works, George Grant proptr, 133 Spear
CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL PAINT CO., Tyler

Beach president, M. C. Jewell secretary, office 117

Pine, factory 310 Townsend
California Chemical Works, John Rejniolds proprietor,

E s San Bruno Road nr Twentv-eighth
CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, Rev. H.C.

Benton editor, editorial rooms 536 Stevenson, Rev.

John B. Hill agent, 761 Market
CALIFORNIA CHRONIK (German weekly), Frederick

Hess & Co. proprietors, office 524 California
California Cider Works, Preble & Co. proprietors, 218

Davis
California Cigar Box Co. (C. A . Hooper, Moges P. Hub-
bard and George W. Hooper), South Point Mills,

Berrv bet Third and Fourth

CALIFORNIA CLIR ROOMS, 211 Sutter

California Coniniercial Guide (semi-aimually), B. F.
Jacobs & Co. proprietors, office 540 Clay

California Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co.,
Cal.), Josiah W. Tripp, secretary, office 408 California
room 16

California Con.solidatcd Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.),
Bernard J. Gray secretary, office 309 Mont room 58

CALIFORNIA CRA<'KER CO., Adolph Weske pres-
ident, George Edmunds secretary, James Dunn
manaL'cr, office and factory NW cor Battery and
Broadway, branch office 203 Sacramento

CALIFORNIA DE.MOKRAT (daily and weekly), Fred-
erick Hess & Co. proprietors, office 524 California

California Distillery, Robert H. Willey proprietor, W s
Portrero Av bet El Dorado and Alameda

California Distillery and Refinerj-, office 319 Clay

CALIFORNIA DRY DO«'K CO., Hmiter's Point,
office 309 Montgomery room 49

California Excelsior Manufacturing Co., John Spaulding
& Co. i^roprietors, 355 and 357 Tehama

CALIFORNIA FARMER (weekly), Warren & Co. ed-
itors and proprietors, office 320 Clay

CALIFORNIA FARMERS' MITFAL FIRE IN-
SLRANCE ASSOCIATION, Jed D. Blanchar pres-
ident, Ferdinand K. Rule secretary, office NE cor
California and Davis

California Fertilizing Co., John H. Sayre secretary, office
330 Pine room 6

CALIFORNIA FIIRNITFRE MANI FACTirRING
CO., N. P. Cole president, S. Merrill treasurer, B. P.
Moore secretary, manufacturers, importers, whole-
sale and retail furniture, 220-226 Bush

California Fuse Works, James Eva & Co. proprietors, E s
Mission Creek bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth

California Glove Co. (P. and F. G. Conklin), manufac-
turers gloves, 419 Battery

CALIFORNIA CiRAIN WAREHOl'SE, Charles Clay-
ton k Co. proprietors, cor Beale and Brannan

CALIFORNIA HORTK'ILTIRIST AND FLORAL
MAGAZINE (monthly), John H. Carmany & Co.
publishers and proprietors, office 409 Washington

CALIFORNIA HOTEL, Fonroche & Herteman propri-
etors, junction Kearny, Pacific, and Montgomery Av

CALIFORNIA HOFSE,' Charies Tenc6 proprietor, 624
and 626 California

CALIFORNIA HOITSE, Owen Rooney proprietor, 529
Fourth

California Immigrant Union, William H. Martin general
agent, office 328 Montgomery room 22

CALIFORNIA INSURANCE CO. (fire, and marine),
Caspar T. Hopkins president, Zenas Crowell secre-
tarj', office 318 California

CALIFORNIA ITALIAN PASTE CO. {John Pnisso
and Coesar Spliralo), manufs Italian pastes, maca-
roni, vermicelli, farina, etc., 704 and 706 Sansom

CALIFORNI.4. JEWELRY CO. (Herman Levison
and John T. Bonestell), manufacturers and importers
jewelr\' and watches, 134 Sutter

CALIFORNIA JOIRNAL AND SONNTAG'S
CAST (weekly), Wentzel, Heufner & Co. proprietors,
office 603 Washington

CALIFORNIA LAND AND MINING ASSOCIA-
TION, Harvey S. Brown manager, Rufus C. Hopkins
secretary, office 309 Montgomery' room 60

CALIFORNIA LAND INVESTMENT CO. Oimited)
of London, J. Barr Robertson director, office 330
Pine room 57

California Last Factory, W. H. King & Co. proptrs, SE
cor Mission and Beale

California Laundry, David Atkinson proptr, Russ Alley

California Machine Works, Birch, Argall & Co. proptrs,
119 Beale

CALIFORNIA MAIL BAG (monthly), Frederick Mar-
riott & Son nroptrs, office 607-615 Merchant

California Marble Co., James A. Pritchard president, office
330 Pine room 4

CALIFORNIA MARKET, Thomas Brown supt, S s
California to Pine bet Montgomen' and Kearny

CALIFORNIA MINING CO. (Storey Co., Nev.), Cuth-
bert P. Gordon secretary, office 309 Mont room 23

California Nurserj-, Charles Pouyallet proptr, cor Harri-
son and Twentieth

California Oil Cloth Co. , factory NAV cor York and Twen-
ty-second, office 112 Fourth

CALIFORNIA PACIFIC R. R. CO., Richard P.
Hammond president, J. 0. B. Gunn secretary, office
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, steamer and freight
depot foot Market

TAMES Q. STEELE Si CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Moi

CAIiBFORMA PEAT I IIEL MAMFACTUMXi

CO., M. V. B. Wardwell secretary, office G09 Sacra-
mento room 5
California Pharmaceutical Society, G. G. Burnett secreta-
ry, office 327 Sloiitgomerj'
CALIFORVIA PIOXEERS (Society of), rooms 808

Montifomerj'
CAHFOKMA PLAXIXtt IWILLS. Prescott, Ross &

Co. projitrs, NW cor Howard and Spear
CALIFOKXIA POSTEX (Scandinavian weekly), Fer-
dinand Iversen projitr, 32GSansom
CALIFOKXIA POWOER WORKS, John F. Lohse

secretary, office 314 California
CALIFORXIA PRl!«iOX COIHJIISSIOX, James

Woodworth secretary, Robert Beechmg; general agent,

office 302 Montgomery
California Real Estate Co., J. Baker Whitcomb manager,

office 208 Montgomery
California Ritle Association, David Wilder secretary, of-
fice 28 Merchants' E.xchange
California Rock Cand.y and Rock Candy Syrup Works, L.

Siegel & Co. proptrs, office 217 Batterj', factory 114

and IIG Sixth
CAIiSFORXIA SAVIXCiS AXD lOAX SOCIETY,

Da%id Farquharson president, Daniel B. Chisholm

secretary, 512 California
California Shoe Factory, Calisher & Jacobs proptrs, 513

Market
California Silk Manufacturing Co., W. McDonald & Co.

agents, office and salesroom 13 Post
CALIFOKXIA STAATS ZEITUXO (German weekly),

Frederick Hess & Co. proptrs, office 524 California
California Standard Bag Factory, Isaac Freidlander proptr,

36 Clay
California State Business Directory, D. M. Bishop & Co.

publishers, 521 Clay
California State Grange, Amos Adams secretary, offifR 40

California
California State Woman's Hospital, Louise Sedam matron,

NW cor Twelfth and Howard
CALIFORXIA STOCK E.\CIIAX«E BOARD, T. J.

L. Smiley president, W. W. Lawton secretary, rooms

423 California, rear
CALIFOKXIA SUGAR REFIXERY, SW cor Eighth

and Brannan, Eggers & Co. agents, 210 California
CALIFORXIA THEATER, John McCullough proptr

and manager, N s Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
California Tobacco Co., J. A. Drinkhouse secretary, office

228 Front
California Tool Works, John Weichhart proprietor, 143

and 145 Beale
California Ti-ansportation Co., Nels Anderson treasurer

and secretary, office Jackson St. Wharf
California Vitrified Sewer Pipe Works, Gladding, McBean

& Co. proprietors, office 6 and 8 California
California Warehouse, Charles Clayton & Co. proprietors,

Beale St. Wharf
CALIFORXIA WATCH CO., N. W. Spaulding presi-
dent, H. G. Graves secretary, factory Berkeley, office

120 Sutter
California Water Co. (El Dorado Co.), James P. Pierce

president, office 315 California room 8
California Wine Cooperage and Mill Co., M. Fulda & Sons

proprietors, 30-40 Spear
California Wire Works, Eckfeldt & Co. proptrs, 412 Clay
California Wool Clipping and Machine Manufacturing Co.,

office 318 California room 13
California Wool Depot, John F. Knox proprietor, N s

Townsend bet Fifth and Sixth
Calinero Hilario Cimental, boarding, 627 Vallejo
Calish Aaron, clerk L. S. Jerome, dwl 1411 Sacramento
Calish John J. {Uyman d- Calish), dwl 1411 Sacramento
Calish Raphael S., expressman, SE cor Dupont and Broad-
way, dwl 1411 Sacramento
Calisher Julius {Calisher & Jacobs), 513 Market
Calisher & Jacobs (Julius Calisher and Gustave Jacobs),

Cal. Shoe Factory, 513 Market
Calistoga Silver Mining Co. (Napa Co., Cal.), Alexander

Badlam secretary, office 10 Nevada Block
Call Charles, stagedriver, dwl 917 Folsom
Call Dennis, laborer, dwl N s Green bet Battery and San
Call D. S., mariner, dwl 1.50 Steuart
Call Jonas, capitalist, office 207 Montgomery, res Oakland
CALL DiOKXIXO (daily), S. F. Call Co. publishers and

proprietors, office 525 Montgomery, editorial rooms

517 Clay
Call Morris, laborer, dwl 422 Fremont
Call Patrick, draj-man Arthur M. Ebbets, dwl 1001 Bat
Call Thomas, baker, dwl 115 Shipley

Call William W., dairy, W s San Bruno Road bet Twenty-
eighth and "rwenty-ninth
Callaghan A. (widow), dwl 107 Lafayette PI
Callaghan Call, laborer Laurel Hill Cemeterj', dwl S s

Jackson bet Devisadero and Broderick
Callaghan Charles, master mariner, dwl 619 Turk
Callaghan Cornelius, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor

Louisiana and Sierra
Callaghan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 301 Sixteenth
Callaghan Cornelius, teamster, dwl 51 Jessie
CALLAGHAX ». A CO. (Andreio T. Corbus), manu-
facturers Donnelly's Yeast Powders, etc., 121 Front
Callaghan Daniel {D. Callaghan J: Co.), dwl 181G Howard
Callaghan Daniel, physician, dwl SW cor Van Ness Av

and Eddy
Callaghan Dennis, livery and sale stable, 842 and 844

Howard
Callaghan Edward, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Callaghan Eugene, laundr)^nan, dwl 50 Natoma
Callaghan Frank, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Callaghan J. , machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Callaghan James, foreman North Point Warehouse, dwl

S s Filbert bet Sansom and Montgomeiy
Callaghan James, laborer, dwl 532 Pacific
Callaghan Jan: e 5, laborer H, F.iWilliams, dwl Goat Island
Callaghan James, special policeman, dwl 706 Folsom
Callaghan Jeremiah, dwl SW cor Van Ness Av and Eddy
Callaghan John, carpenter, dwl 100 Hayes
Callaghan John, hostler Dennis Callaghan, dwl 844 How-
ard
Callaghan John, laborer, dwl S s Hermann nr Valencia
Callaghan John, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 1 Welsh
Callaghan John D., physician, office and dwl 852 Folsom
Callaghan Joseph, nightwatchman Hibernia Savings and

Loan Soc, dwl 229 Third
CALLACHAX, LYXCH «& CO. (Sherioood Callaghan
and Jeremiah Lynch), stockbrokers, 110 Leidesdorfi
Callaghan Maria Miss, dressmaker, dwl 622 Stevenson
Callaghan Mary, laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough

bet Grove and Hajes
Callaghan Michael, laborer, dwl 8 Lick
Callaghan Michael, laborer, dwl 325 Tehama
Callaghan Michael, teamster, dwl 107 Lafayette PI
Callaghan 0« en, baker, dwl S s Courtland Av nr Mc-
Clelland, Bernal Heights
Callaghan Pasquez, wooddealer, 107 Lafayette PI
Callaghan Patrick, (Callaghan <t- Moriarty), dwl NE cor

T^ventj'-third and Hampshire
Callaghan Patrick, laborer Cal. Brick Co., dwl 182 Ritch
Callaghan Patrick, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl 22 Allen
Callaghan Patrick J. , expressman cor Market and Front,

dwl N s Army bet Church and Sanchez
Callaghan Richard, shoemaker, N s Mission bet Twelfth
and Thirteenth, dwl S s Columbia bet Twentj'-third
and Twenty-fourth
Callaghan Sherwood (Callaghan, Lynch <t Co.), dwl SW

cor Eddy and Van Ness Av
Callaghan Timothy, laborer North Beach Cement Pipe

Works, dwl Bay bet Taj'lor and Mason
Callaghan & Moriarty (Patrick Callaghan and Daniel
Moriarty) groceries and liqviors, NE cor Twenty-
third and Hampshire
Callahan Ann Mrs., furnished rooms, 327 Sixth
Callahan Bernard, engineer, dwl 16 Russ
Callahan Charles, dwl 21 Howard
Callaghan Cornelius, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht,

dwl 6 Polk
Callahan Cornelius, market, SE cor How and Fifteenth
Callahan Cornelius, vegetable peddler, dwl NE cor Lagu-

na and Union
Callahan David, boot and shoemaker, 142 Fifth
Callahan Dennis, butcher Benjamin E. Arnold, dwl

Fourth Av and M, South S. F.
Callahan Dennis, laborer Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 36

Everett
Callahan Dennis, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl Wb

Michigan nr Shasta
Callahan Dennis, tannery, E s San Bruno Road nr Twen-
ty-eighth
Callahan Edward, laborer, dwl 1 Jasper PI
Callahan Elizabeth (widow), dwl 429 Shipley
Callahan Ellen Mrs., dwl 1000 Washington
Callahan George, rigger, dwl Green Court
Callahan J., waiter stm Oriflannne, Folsom St. Wharf
Callahan Jane (widow), dwl 211 Tehama, rear
Callahan John, dwl Ws Chattanooga bet Twenty-first and

Twenty-second
Callahan John, calker Boole & Webster

ijli

ill

BEAMISH'S—Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Markd

% p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstaTalished 1862. *

Oallahan John, ironer Oakland Laundry, dwl SE cor

Fifteenth and Mission
Callahan John, hostler D. McCarty & Son, dwl 721 Fol-

soni
r-illahan John, laborer, dwl 1 Jasper PI

lihan John, seaman, 32 Steuart

i;Uuin John, seaman stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf
Oallahan Jolni P., uioroccodresser Cornelius O'Donnell,

dwl Globe House
OftUalian Lizzie Sliss, teacher Market St. Primary School

dwl 707 Green
Callahan Martin, clerk Keane & O'Connor, dwl NE cor

Twenty-first and Dolores
Callahan Mary (widow), dwl E s White nr Vallcjo
Callalian Mai-y (widow), liquor saloon, SE cor Sixth and

Hrannan
Callalian .Mary E. Miss, teacher Model School, dwl 1320

Mission
Callahan Mary Jane (widow), dwl 707 Green
Callahan .Matthias B., merchant, dwl 1320 Mission
Callahan Michael, fanner, S s Ocean House Road nr

Ocean View House
Callahan Michael, waiter D. Wolf
Callahan Michael, waiter Maine Restaurant, dwl 248

Tehama
'^".Hahan P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

! ilian Patrick, hackman, dwl 11 Hubbard

1 ihan Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 727 Minna, rear
lUihan Robert, rancher, dwl 20 Sacramento
Callahan Stephen, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michifran nr Shasta
Callahan Tiiomas, dyer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 117

First Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Callalian Thomas, laborer, 211 Tehama, rear
Callahan Thomas, laborer. Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michifran Av nr Shasta
il Callalian Timothy, assistant pastor St. Bridget's Church,

dwl W s 'S'an Ness Av bet Broadway and Pacific
Callahan William Sr., laborer, dwl 1 Jasper PI
Calhihan William, waiter, dwl 320 Folsom
Callahan William Jr., shoemaker, dwl 1 Jasper PI
Callaii Dennis, laborer, dwl 3 Bartol
Callan Jeremiah, driver Meirilligan & Clark, W s Old San

Jose Road nr Industrial School
Callan John, foundryman, dwl 130 First
Callan Michael, stonecutter Michael Heverin, dwl 424

Vallejo

Callan Michael, waiter J. R. Reagan, dwl 24STehama, rear
Callan Paul, stevedore, dwl 14 Anthony
Callan Robert, carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co.
Callan Rose (widow), janitress Spring Valley Grammar

School, dwl SE cor Park and Broadway
Callan Thomas, cook Grand Hotel
Callan Thomas, liquor saloon, 61G Montgomery, dwl 210

Grove
Callanan Timothy, cabinetmaker Cal. Fiuniture Mauf.

Co. , dwl 558 Slission
Callanan. See Callinan
Callandan F. P., usher Wade's Opera House
C.4LLA\nRE.4L JLXES, physician, office and dwl

1234 Stockton
Callao Co. (Chinese), cigars and tobacco, 609 Dupont
Callaway Oliver P. real estate and mining agent, office

5v) a'nd 60 Nevada Block, dwl 119 Seventh
Callely Ann Mrs., dwl 1 Hunt, rear
Callender Clarence H., teller Land Mortgage Union of

California, dwl 1227 Washington
Callender Henry A., manufacturing jeweler and dealer

watches, etc., 62 Second, dwl N s Twenty-second nr

Treat Av

Callender James, boatman, Broadway St. Wharf
Callunder John, first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Callender John T., boarding and lodging, 5 Broadway
Gallery John, fireman O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
fiJCalles Joseph, saddler William F. Dorrance, dwl 9 St.

Cliarles PI

Galley Matthew, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Callie L., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.
Galliii Timothy, teamster Bay View Distillery, dwl Six-
teenth Av nr Railroad, South S. F.
Callinan John, barber, 152 Second
Callinan Richard, foundryman, dwl 512 Mission
Callinan William, helper California Mills, dwl 523 Minna
Callingham William J. (W. J. Callingham d: Co.), dwl

1823 Pine
CALLI.\<;iIA3l W. J. <£ CO., general agents Royal

Canadian Insurance Co., office 316 California
I Callister John, carpenter, dwl 175 Minna
Callmun Daniel, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Callnin Eugene, cartman Joseph Macdonough, dwl Green

Court nr Howard
Callsen Anna (widow), dwl 1435 Pacific
Callundan Christian F., special policeman, dwl 203 Leav
Callundan Frederick P., druggist, dwl 203 Leavenworth
Cahnann Adolph, hoots and shoes, 820 Kearny, dwl 340

Minna
Calmanii Ruilolf, salesman A. Calmann, dwl 340 Minna
Calnan iianiel, teamster, dwl 771^ Mission, rear
Calnan Timothy, waiter Froitasi Miller, dwl 31 Second
Calnon Josie Miss, cloakmaker Kaindler & Co., dwl 115

Second
Calnon Patrick, laborer, dwl 143 Natoma
Calsing Martin, machinist, dwl 213 First
Caltof Robert, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Calverley Robert, carpenter and builder, dwl 1019 JIarket
Calverly Thomas, printer Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 209

Seventh
Calvert George, driver City R. R., dwl 1467 Minna
Calvert Henry, dentist, office and dwl 219 Geary
Calvert J., driver City R. R.
Calvert Jolin, builder, dwl 706 Sutter
Calvert John (Painter tC- C), dwl 710 California
Calvert John T., bricklayer, dwl 1023 Clay
Calvert William, dentist, office and dwl 209 Geary
Calvert William B., clerk Castle Brothers, dwl 209 Geary
Calverts Herman, compositor Le Petit Journal, dwl 18

Card Alley
Calvez Annand, compositor Le Petit Journal
Camacind Antoine, dairj'man, dwl E s Capp nr Eighteenth
Camacind Caspar, dairyman, dwl E s Capp nr Eighteenth
Camacind Ferdinand, carpenter, dwl E s Capp nr Eight-
eenth
Camara Nicholas M. , cabinetmaker Henry Compes, dwl

219 Hrst
Camarillo Antone, peddler, dwl 22 Turk
Cambaniouse Alexander, liquor saloon, 1803 Powell
Camberg August, laborer, dwl SW cor Sixth Av and M,

South S. F.
Camberg Henry, baker, Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl NE cor

Brannan and Eighth
Camblien David A., clerk, dwl 415 Eddy
CA.'IIBRI.A.V HOUSE, B. A. Jones & Co., proptrs, 408

Broadway
Cambrian Mutual Aid Society, rooms 009^ Market
Camden C. D. Mrs. (widow), dwl 515 Bush
Camden Robert L. M., dwl 119 Oak
Camela Rodriguez, cigarmaker, dwl 1318 Dupont
Cameloni Joseph, fish, dwl 535 Vallejo
Camerden Michael, butcher, dwl S s Central Road nr

Golden Gate Park
Cameron A. G. {McDonald <t- C), dwl 1114 Harrison
Cameron Angus {Camtrryn it Hull), dwl 2210 Steiner
Cameron Augustus, liquor saloon, 3 Berry
Cameron D., miller, dwl 551 Mission
Cameron Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwd 1112 Folsom
Cameron Donald, carpenter, dwl 429 O'Farrell
Cameron Edward, ship carjjenter Boole & Webster
Cameron Elizabeth, furnished rooms and boarding, 312

Beale
Cameron E. S. Miss, dwl 518 Geary
Cameron George, mariner, dwl 7 Broadway
Cameron George, porter A. B. Ross & Co., dwl 1070 How
Cameron Hugh, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl

1780 Folsom
Cameron Hugh, laborer Golden State Iron Works, dwl

2.52 Spear
Cameron J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Cameron James, baker, 1780 Folsom
Cameron James, seaman, dwl 150 Steuart
Cameron James, teamster, Emil Meyer, dwl foot Stanyan

nr Golden Gate Park
Cameron James, woodturner D. A. Macdonald & Co. dwl

2 Middle
Cameron James A., zincographer A. L. Bancroft's, dwl 2

Middle
Cameron John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 536

Mission
Cameron John H., first mate Ship Dashing Wave, pier 11

Steuart
Cameron John W., salesman P. D. Code & Co., dwl 146

Tehama
Cameron Julia (widow), teacher music, dwl 2 Geary PI
Cameron Nathan, dwl 253 Jessie, rear
Cameron Tliomas, seaman, dwl Steuart St. House
Cameron William, barkeeper Joseph Spanier, dwl 705

Mission
Cameron William, seaman, 32 Steuart
Cameron William, stamping and embroidering, 5 Stock

i5 STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Hetail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merch;

C'AMEROX A III'LL {Amjiis Cameron and Oeorge L.

Hull), wooflturuer-: and scrollsawj'ers, 409 Mission
Games Peter, hxundrj', dwl 150 Shipley
Camelle Robert, clerk, dwl 526 Bush
Cametto Lawrence, wagonmaker J. Dupuy & Co., dwl 526

Broailway
Cominetti Roeco, laborer Pacific Glue Factory, dwl N s

Filbert bet Larkin and Polk
Cammarota Mitchell (Bibilich ifc Co.), dwl 212 Brannan
Camniet Antone, restaurant, 57 and 59 Third
CAM.1IKT .lOHK, surveyor Odd Fellows' Savings Bank,

office 345 Montgomery, dwl NE cor Howard and

Thirteenth
Cammet John H., cocoanut-fiber manufacturer, dwl NE

cor Howard and Thirteenth
Cammet William F., salesman James E. Gordon, dwl NE

cor Howard and Thirteenth
Camous Andre, blacksmith, 431 Bush, dwl 8 Pratt
Camous Victor, baker, dwl 722 Lombard
Camazzi B., Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Camp Albert, clerk, dwl 166 Clara
Camp Elmon S., bookkeeper John Berry Jr., dwl 1920

Sutter
Camp George, musician, dwl 522 Dupont
Camp James M. , cigars and tobacco, Merchants' Exchange,

dwl 737 Howard
Camp James M., employ^ Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 311}

Elm Av
Camp Joseph J., machinist, dwl 210 Eddy
Camp Sarah (widow), dwl 1034 Dolores
Campana Rocco (Campana ct Boscacci), dwl 1310 Dupont
Campana & Boscacci (Rocco Campana and Anselmo

Boscacci), liquor saloon, 1310 Dupont
Campani Francisco, tmsmith, dwl 535 Vallejo

Campbell (widow), dwl 6 South Park Av

Campbell A. , spinner Mission Woolen Mills

Campbell Alexander, bandsawyer Friedrichs & Gercke,

dwl 272 Townsend
Campbell Alexander, carpenter, dwl 100 Jackson
Campbell Alexander, clerk Tubbs k Co., dwl 7 Sejinour

Av
Campbell Alexander, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Campbell Alexander, student at law Alexander Campbell,

Jr. dwl 5 Russ
CAMPBELL ALEXANDER Jr., attorney at law,

office and dwl 629 Kearny
Campbell Alexander Sr. (Campbell, Fox <t Campbell),

res Oakland
Campbell Amy Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan School,

dwl 1220 Jackson
Campbell Andrew, dwl 414 Jones
Campbell Andrew, contractor, dwl S s Twenty-seventh nr

Folsom, Denial Heights
Campbell Andrew, laborer, dwl 109 Vallejo, rear
Campbell Andrew M. , messenger coiner's department U.

S. Mint, res Oakland
Campbell Anna (widow), dressmaker, dwl 534 Green
Campbell Archibald, dwl 1220 Market
Campbell Augustus, carrier Figaro and Pacific Law Re-
porter
Campbell C. (widow), dwl W s Clara Av bet Seventeenth

and Eighteenth
Campbell Charles, hamessmaker, dwl 119} Shipley
Campbell Charles, machinist and engineer Tliomson &

Parker, dwl Kearny nr Pacific
Campbell Charles, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Campbell Charles, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Campbell Charles, truckman Page & Cowell, dwl NE cor

Mission and Spear
Campbell Charles P., secretary Clay St. Hill R. R. Co.,

office SW cor Clay and Leavenworth, dwl 1220 Jack-
son
Campbell Collins S., salesman Pope & Talbot, dwl 312

Brannan
Campbell Cornelia C. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primary

School, dwl 743 Howard
Campbell Daniel, coachman Robert Graves, dwl cor Pine

and Van Ness Av
Campbell David, foreman Cal. Wire Works, dwl 2312

Gough
Camjibell D. B., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Campbell D. F., carpenter, dwl 788 Folsom
Campbell Donald, dwl 1204 Pacific
Campbell Donald, hay, wood, and coal, SE cor Fourteenth

Av and N, South S. F.
Campbell Duncan, stevedore, dwl 1306 Montgomery
Campbell Edward, sheet-leadroller Shot Tower, dwl SE

cor First and Howard
Campbell Felix, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl 1613 Turk

CAMPBELL, FOX Jk CAMPBELL (Alexa7ide

Campbell Sr., Charles X. Fox and Henry C. Cam%

bell), attorne.vs at law, office 528 California
Campbell Frank (Campbell it Connolly), dwl 631 Sac
Campbell Frank (Webb i- C), dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Campbell Frank, real estate, dwl SE cor Twentieth an

Dolores
Campbell George (Dickson, De Wolf <t' Co.), res Londoi

England
Campbell George, assistant propertj-man New Lyceui

'Theater, dwl Garden nr Harrison
Campbell George, clothier Cal. Bellows Manuf. Co., c

Fremont, dwl 40 Minna
Campbell George, laborer, dwl S s California bet Webst«

and Buchanan
Campbell George J,, carpenter Richard H. Herbert, d-s

2600 Mission
Campbell George W. , dwl NW cor Moulton and Buchana
Campbell G. W., expressman, NE cor Clay and Davis, d^ ipb

"Twenty-third nr Folsom
Campbell George W. , operator Atlantic and Pacific Teli

graph Co., dwl 1306 Montgomery
Campbell Henry, jobber, dwl 813 Howard
Campbell Henry, mariner, dwl 114 Jackson
Campbell Henri' C. (Cam2}bell, Fox <t- C), attorney;

law, office 528 California, res Oakland
Campbell Isaac, bookseller, 304 Jackson, dwl 439 Sixth
Campbell Isaac W. , carriagetrimmer, dwl 439 Sixth
Campbell J. A., salesman W. J. Flavin, dwl 25} Kearny
Campbell James, dwl 5 Morton
Campbell James, dwl 6 South Park Av
Campbell James, dwl 613 Mission
Campbell James, dwl 719 Market
Campbell James, dwl Commercial House
Campbell James (Stephenson <{,• Co.), dwl 309 Mason
Campbell James, bellman Palace Hotel
Campbell James, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R. Co., d

529 Valencia
Campbell James, calker Middlemas & Boole, Pier ] d)

Steuart ^'

Campbell James, clerk, dwl 414 Jones
Campbell James, currier Buckingham & Hecht, dwl S

Gemiania nr Fillmore
Campbell James, housepainter, dwl 68 Jessie
Campbell James, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, BealLiii)

St. WTiarf '^■

Campbell James, longshoreman, dwl 4 Zoe PI
Campbell James, machine operator Buckingham & Hech

NW cor Gough and Haight
Campbell James, painter, dwl 203 Shotwell
Campbell James, special policeman, dwl 248 Jessie
Campbell James, superintendent Cal. Bellows Manuf. Co

32 Fremont, dwl 40 Minna
Campbell James A., porter Van Winkle & Davenport, d\

324 Main
Campbell James A., salesman N. Gray & Co., dwl 641 S;
Campbell James D., cook, dwl 360 Clementina
Campbell James D., stableman William E. Bridge, dwl

Harlan PI
Campbell James J„ dwl 823 Market

gilder Currier & Winter, dwl 51 m)^

Campbell James J

Minna, rear

Campbell James S. (Prentice ct Co.), dwl 745 Folsom
CAMPBELL J.4MES W. H., grain and shippin

merchant, office 433 California, dwl 816 Lombard
Campbell J. B., cigarmaker, dwl SW cor Dupont an

Broadway
Campbell J. N. , clerk Naval Office Custom House, dv

810 Mission
Campbell John, bookkeeper Pope & Talbot, dwl 312 Brai

nan
Campbell John, expressman, cor Second and Mission, d'v

W s Kansas nr Humboldt
Campbell John, machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 51

Sixth
Campbell John, plasterer, dwl 1204 Larkin
Campbell John, porter International Hotel, dwl 145

Pacific
Campbell John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Campbell John, tallyclerk Central Pacific R. R., n

Oakland
Campbell John R., salesman "Tubbs & Co., dwl 7 SejTiioi

Av
Campbell John J., clerk County "Tax Collector's Offld

dwl 13 Geneva
Campbell John J., morroccodresser Cornelius O'Donnel

dwl 122 Perry
Campbell John J., porter Braverman & Levj- dwl 5(

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BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Marl

:i . VAN SCHAACK &, CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

unpbell John P., salesman John C. Morrison Jr., dwl

743 Pine
unpbell John P., shipcarpenter, dw] 657 Howard
kmpbell John S. (IC. L. Daniel <t Co.), dwl NW cor

California and Gustavus
sunpbell Joseph, laundrvinan Lick House
uuiibcll Joseph F., hairdresser, 103 Second, dwl 602

Howard
unpbell Joseph T. , assistant coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 2015 Taylor
uupbell J. W. , student Heald's Business College
unjibell LawTence, franiemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

dwl r)13 Minna
ini)jbell Lizzie Miss, sewing'-machine operator, dwl 3

iirannan
anipbell Louis A., clerk, dwl 8 Russ
mipbell Louisa (widow), dwl E s Fillmore bet Tj'ler and

Turk
»mi)bell M., coalpasser stm Empire
unpbell Marg^aret (widow), furnished rooms, 318 Pine
ini)iboll Mary (widow), dwl 7"20 Stockton
am|jbell Michael, groceries and liquors, 221 Fourth
anipbell Michael, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
ampliell Michael, plasterer, dwl 115 Second
anijibell Murdoch, hardware, 7 Steuart, dwl 119 Turk
ampbell Neil, carpenter, dwl Heinz's Hotel
ampbell Nellie, laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough

bet Grove and Hayes
ampbell Patrick, laborer A. A. Jennings, S s Sacra-
mento ur Central Av
ampbell Patrick, marblepolisher J. & F. Eesseler, dwl

20 Jessie
ampbell Patrick, mason, dwl 227 Second
ampbell Patterson A. (Starr <t- Co.), dwl Occidental Ho-
tel
ampbell Peter, helper blacksmith, dwl 13 Geneva
ampbell Peter, laborer, dwl 10 Bartol
ampbell Peter H., assistant superintendent Clay St. Hill
K. R. Co., office SWcor Clay and Leav, dwl 1220 Jack
ampbell Philip, laborer, dwl 513 Minna, rear
ampbell Ralph, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl SE cor

Pajre and Stanyan
ampbell Robert, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
am])bell Robert J., longshoreman, dwl 5 Rincon Court,

rear
ampbell Ruth G. Miss, teacher Silver St. I*rimary School,

dwl 1220 Jackson
amjibell Samuel J., market, 723 Folsom
am]>bell Sophia Mrs. , furnished rooms, 360 Jessie
lampbell Theodore, waiter stm Newbem, Folsom St.

Wharf
lampbell Thomas, blacksmith Joshua Hendy, dwl 10

Ritch
lampbell Vernon, bookkeeper Cal. Savings and Loan Soc,

dwl 312 Brannan
!am])ben W. , dwl 470 Jessie
ampbell Walter, vocalist, dwl 329 O'Farrell
'AMPltELL W, H., importing and commission mer-
chant, 402 Front, dwl 1132 McAllister
Jampbell W. H. Jr., bookkeeper printing department A.

L. Bancroft & Co. , dwl 721 Market
/•ampbell William, cook stm Mohongo, Market St.Wharl
Jamjibell William, laborer, dwl 504 Broadway
^anijibell William, piledriver, dwl 330 Brj-ant
/"amijbell William, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
JampbeU William, shipwTight, Middleman & Boole, Pier

19 Steuart

Jampbell William, stevedore, dwl 50 Silver
i" Jampbell William G., kalsominer NE cor New Montgom-
ery and Howard, dwl 628 Howard
ICAMPBELL iriLLI.OI L., commission merchant
and merchandise broker, office 109 California room 9
itjampbell William S., office 419 Califonua room 27, res
Oakland
3ampbeU &, Connolly (Frank Campbell and Thomas A.

Connolly), wines and liquors, 324 Sansom
2ampe Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Second

and Tehama, dwl 217 Second
aanipe Henrj- (Campe <!• Co.), dwl 104 Twelfth
3ampe John, dwl 106 Twelfth

Dampe & Co. (Charles F. Legge, Bernard Bendel, and
Henry Campe), proptrs Empire Steam Coffee and
Spice Mills, depot 609 Sansom
Camper Andrew, papercarrier, dwl SE cor Post and Bu-
chanan
CJampfield Frederick, clerk, dwl 129 Third
Campini Eugene, laborer Nicholas Castis, dwl 107 Third
Campinnis William, dwl 520 Broadway
Oampinsky Herman H., tailor, dwl 502 Stockton

Campion Edward, laborer, dwl 11 William

Campion Michael, laundrjinan Mrs. Mary Bennett, dwl
62 Shipley

Campion R., iithocrraphic printer Britton, Rey & Co., dwl
529 Commercial

Campion Thomas, dra>-man Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 1520
Post

Camplin Michael, coalpasser stm Empire, Pacific St.
Wharf

Campodonico Angelica, housekeeper, dwl Margaret PI
nr Vallejo

Campodonico Antonio, master mariner, dwl 1406^ Dup

Campodonico Gustave, veijetables, Colombo Market

Campodonico Giuseppe, laborer Pacific Glue Factory, dwl
1406^ Dupont

Campodonico P. , porter Garrett & Bartlett, dwl 331 Val-
lejo

Campidonico Stefano, laborer, dwl 1406^ Dupont

Campodonico Stephen, marbleworks, 25 and 27 Turk,
dwl 122 Fulton

Campora Guiseppe, laborer, dwl Roma Hotel

Campos Leonardo, messman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador,
dwl 1728 Powell

Campos Louise, laundress, dwl 3 St. Mary

Campos Mercedes, milliner Margaret Fitzgerald, dwl 314
Fifth

Campos Rosa, seamstress Mrs. Josepha Labome, dwl
1728 Powell

Camuda Dominic, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Store

Camuffo Charles (Richardson <t- C), dwl 15 Davis

Canepa Augustin, laborer, dwl Margaret PI nr Vallejo

Canada, A. L., carpenter I*ublic School Dep., dwl 606
Third

Canaligon George, clerk T. Lemmen Meyer, dwl 37 Second

Canavan Bartholomew, billiard-tablemaker Jacob Strahle
& Co., dwl SE cor Eighth and Shipley

Canavan Charles, painter, dwl 423 Bush

Canavan Hugh, teamster J. Morton & Co.

Canavan John, dwl 23 First Av bet Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth

Canavan John M. , blacksmith J. W. Lowry, dwl 568 Miss

Canavan Martin, laborer, dwl IS Clara

Canavan Matthew, carriagepainter H. M. Black & Co.,
dwl 115 Second

CANAVAX P. H., dealer real estate, office 521 Mont-
gomery, dwl 2103 Hyde

Canavan. See Cannavan

Canberg August, laborer, dwl 430 Drumm

Candau Feli.x, waiter Somaly & Coquengniot, dwl 624 Cal

Candeze Peter, waiter Michael Wappel, dwl 156 Silver

Candige Willy P., sawj-er RacouUlat &Gilmore, dwl Free-
Ion nr Fourth

Candlien Robert, laborer George H. Whitney, 144 Steuart

Candrole Emile, laborer Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 729
Broadway

Candy James, laborer, dwl 819 Montgomery

Candy John, deckhand stm Julia, Broadway St.WTiarf

Candy William H., laborer Franklin Hotel, 414 Pacific

Cane Alfred, dentist, office 145 Fourth, dwl 118 Eddy

Cane Daniel, hostler David Stewart, dwl 134 Seventh

Cane Edward, dwl 134 Perry

Cane George, dwl 1612 Leavenworth

Cane Gusta\-us, hairdresser Lajnpe Brothers, dwl 314J
I^-y Av

Cane James, laborer, dwl 521 Howard

Canello James, mason, dwl 1617 Mason, rear

Cane John, laborer, dwl W s Octavia, nr Geary

Cane John, wines and liquors, 144 Steuart, and boarding
and lodging, 20 Washington

Cane Michael, clerk, dwl 331 Geary

Cane Peter, coalpasser S. S. Newbern, Folsom St Wharf

Cane Thomas, dwl 326 Mason

Cane. See Cain, Kain and Kane

Canelo Juan D., copyist Solomon Heydenfeldt Jr., dwl
702 Pacific

Canelo W. J. , dwl 636 Commercial

Canepa Antone, dwl 12 Union PI, rear

Canepa C. Mrs., midwife, dwl 325 Montgomery Av

Canepa Pietro, dwl 235 Montgomery Av

Canfield Henrv, contractor, dwl 20 Turk

Canfield John"W., porter Livingston & Co., dwl 1007 Cal

Canfield M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf

Canfield Maria, laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough,
bet Grove and Hayes

Canfield Michael, dwl "cor Welsh and Fourth

Canfield M. J. (widow), dwl 1007 California

Canfield M. T., watchmaker Frederick Hofieng, dwl 1609
Howard

Canfield Patrick, teamster, dwl 723 O'Farrell

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

niTE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery

Canfield Rufus W., clerk, dwl Qeary bet Laguna and

Buchanan
Canfield William, jeweler, dwl 421 Green
Canfill Oliver, painter, dwl 427 Shipley
Canu^ill Andrew, boilermalcer Pacific Hollinfj Mills
Conginna Alice M. Miss, hairworker, dwl 521 Seventh
Cong'inna August, confectioner Maison Dor6, dwl 52

Seventh
Canhani Frederick, mason, dwl 5 O'Farrell
Canham J., cook, dwl SVV cor Dupont and Broadwaj'
Canham M. J. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar

School
Canhani Thomas, painter, dwl 140 Fourth
Canham William F., painter, dwl 1712 Pacific Av
Cani^re Jules, papercarrier Courrier de San Francisco, dwl

729 Green
Canina Michael, laborer superintendent streets
Canlin Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 365 Clem
Cann Philip, driver Potrero and Bay View R. R., dwlWs

Kentucky nr Humboldt
Cannady William, carpenter, dwl 111 Austin
Caimavan Charles, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 515 Bush
Canna\'an James, dwl 601 Third
Cannavan James, stevedore, dwl 37 Clarence PI
Cannavan Jane Mrs., dwl 601 Third
Cannavan John, blacksmith, dwl 508 Mission
Cannavan John, laborer Baldwin's Hotel
Cannavan John, stevedore, dwl 626^ Jessie
Cannavan Mark, laborer, dwl NE cor Broderick and Wash-
ington
Cannavan Martin, oiler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 18

Clara
Cannavan Slartin, printer, dwl 1305 Powell
Cannavan Jlichael, sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 220

Lombard
Cannavan Patrick, livery stable, 1125 and 1127 Howard
Cannavan Patrick, seaman stm Humboldt, Jackson St.

Wharf
Cannavan. See Canavan
Cannevascini Mauro, pantrjTnan F. W. Haubrich, 623

Commercial
Cannin'j: Daniel, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Canning George B., carpenter, dwl 12 Boardman, rear
Canning James, laborer, dwl 3 Miller PI
Canning William, longshoreman, dwl 12 Boardman, rear
Cannon Alfred F., carpenter, dwl 012 Pine
Cannon Andrew J., packer Cutting Is, Co., dwl 37 Ecker
Cannon Anthony, laborer Marsden Kei-shaw, dwl 318

Davis
Cannon Anthony M., dwl 928 Clay
Cannon Bernard, helper Savage & Son, dwl E s Church nr

Twenty-second
Cannon C. H., salesman 0. J. Hawley & Co., dwl 14 Hamp-
ton PI
Cannon Charles, stevedore, dwl 3 Frederick
Cannon Charles H., salesman Palmer Brothers, dwl 39

Fifth
Cannon Edward M., solicitor Thomas Barrows, res Oak-
land
Cannon Frank, ironmoulder, dwl 130 First
Cannon James, ironmoulder, dwl 130 First
Cannon James, laborer, dwl 514 Mission, rear
Cannon James, nurse City and County Hospital, dwl NE

cor Vermont and Sierra
Cannon James P., special policeman, dwl 1701 Gough
Cannon John, laborer, dwl 2 Camp nr Second Av
Cannon John, seaman, 26 Steuart
Cannon Mary E., furnished rooms, 612 Pine
Cannon Patrick, barkeeper Patrick Foley, 209 Second
Cannon Patrick, mattrassmaker Cal. Furniture Maniif.

Co., dwl 127 Minna, rear
Cannon Rose (widow), dwl 710 Clementina
Cannon S. S. Mrs. (widow), dwl 609 Shotwell
Cannon William, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.
Cannon. See Canon

Canny Joseph, longshoreman, dwl Quincy House
Canny Patrick, dwl 321 Pacific
Canon John S., carriagemaker, dwl 272 j Clara
Canon Robert P. , carriagepainter, dwl 217^ Clara
Canon. See Cannon
Canseco Ada Mrs., dwl 1144 Folsom
Cantaloupe Julia Mrs., laundress Frank Angonett
Cantaloupe Marcelin Mrs., laundress, dwl 33 Hinckley
Canteit Herman, machinist Tait & Hainque, dwl 732

Union
Cant^l Annette Mrs., laundress Frank Angonett, dwl 315

Sutter
Cantel H. Mme., lace repairer, 315 Sutter

Cantel Louis, manager San Francisco Tea Co., 38 Cento

Market, dwl 315 Sutter
Cantel K. Miss, saleswoman Kaindler& Co., dwl 315 Sutte.
Canterbery James H., lather, dwl SW cor Pine and Bu

clianan
Cantet Bernard, tailor, dwl 407 Union ,
Cantillon James, gardener, dwl NW cor Buchanan an(

McAllister
Cantin Joseph P. (Cantin it Everrtt), res Oakland
CAXTI.V A. KVERETT. {Joseph P. Cantin and An

gustus F. Everett), stockbrokers, office 313 Califomit
Cantlin Martin, carpenters. S. Culverwell, dwl 314 EighO
Cantling Richard, laborer, dwl 206 Jessie
Canton Joseph, shipcalker's assistant, 113 First
Cantor Joseph, gilder Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl 1061 How

ard
Cantrell E., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Cantrell Joseph B., tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dw

1815 Hyde
Cantrell Martha Mrs., -with Eye Dispensary, S s Willov

Av bet Eddy and Ellis
Cantrell Thomas G. (llawHns tt C), dwl 1216 Larkin
Cantrovich Joseph, porter Neustadter Brothers, dwl 111

Eleventh
Cantus George, wines and liquors, SW cor Stockton am

O'Farrell, dwl 618 Hayes
Cantwell Mej-ers, cartman, dwl 1 Chesley
Canty D. &. Co., manufs candy, 107 Montgomery
Canty David (D. Canty ,0 Co'.), dwl 12 Willow Av
Canty John, laborer Pacific Glue Manuf. Co., dwl 191!

Pacific Av
Canty Margaret (widow), dwl 22 Eleventh
Canty Mary Mrs., dwl 8 Hunt, rear
Canty Mary Ann Miss, dwl 510 Eddy
Canty Michael, peddler, dwl 28 Louisa
Canty Patrick, laborer ^tna Iron Works, dwl 21 Ritch
Canty Patrick, laborer Pacific Glue Manuf. Co., dwl 189(

Broadway
Canty Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1890 Broadway
Cantv Thomas, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth an(

Welsh
Canty Thomas F., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dw

28 Louisa
Canty Timothy, tailor, 5 Sutter
Canty William, boilermaker Oregon S. S. Co.
Canty William, conductor N. B. & Mission R. R. , dwl 82!

Folsom
Canuto Dominick, mason, dwl 1617 Mason, rear
Canuto Jacomo, mason U. S. Appraiser's Building
Can with T., miner, dwl 406 Broadway
Cany Charles, dwl 836 Mission
Cany Mary A. Mrs. , dwl 836 Mission
Canj'on Consolidated Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), Ford H

Rogers secretary, office 330 Pine room 28
Capdevielle Joseph, laundrjnnan, dwl 870 Folsom
Capdevielle Marie Miss, laundress Bernard Sarthou, dw

907 Sacramento
Capelli Antonio, dwl 119 Bernard
Capelli Henry, vegetable dealer, dwl 621 Pacific
Capelli John, vegetable dealer, dwl 521 Green
Capelli Joseph, vegetable dealer, dwl 119 Bernard
Capelli Louis, cartman, dwl 1612 Stockton
Capelli Mary Miss, ladies' hairdresser Leon Brineaud, dw!

621 Pacific
Capello Benito, fruitstand, SW cor Front and California,

dwl Oregon nr Front
Caperton John, capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Capetti Domenico, fruiterer, 311 Dupont, dwl 627 Bdwy
Capiless John, cellarman Hibemia Brewery, dwl 728 N»-

toma
Capion LawTence S., dwl 43 Minna
Capital Building, NW cor Keamj" and Pine
Capital Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.), David A,

Brown secretary, office 639 Kearny
Capitol Mills, Deming, Palmer & Co. proprietors, 116 SaC'

ramento, office 202 and 204 Davis
Caplice Richard, laborer, dwl 1135 Folsom
Capon James, laborer, dwl 53 Shipley
Caponi Emil, produce dealer, dwl 1007 Kearny
Cepoora Michael, laborer, dwl 1427 Kearny

Capp , real estate, dwl 126 Fifth

Capp A. B., teacher Heald's Business College, dwl 33U

Eddy
CAPP CHARLES S. {Berry & C), dwl SE cor

Buchanan and McAllister
Capjiadacey John, liquor saloon, 120 Leidcsdorff, dwl 708

California
Cappel Bernard, laborer Wilson, Merry <St Co., dwl cor

Buchanan and Bay

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Cappolman Christian (N. Diminer tb Co.), Uwl SE cor Pa-
cific and Virginia
Cappers Frank, steward, dwl 28 Tehama
Capjjot Uan, tinsmith Abraham Lewis, dwi 311 Seventh
Cappola Francis S., IiKlgint,'s, 835 Clay
Cappola Joseph, wharfinyer Fisherman's Wharf, dwl 1338

Washing'UdT
Cajipula M., lodgings, 920 Washington
Capprise Marj' J. (widow), dwl NWeor Chestnut and Dup
Capro Carlo, blacksmith, dwl 1505 Dupont, rear
t'apnusicac Frederico, laborer Cal. Italian Paste Co., dwl

511 Vallejo
Caprini Giovanni, dwl 501 Broadway
Cajirivizza J., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Cujircm James, miner, dwl 125 Taylor
Capucetti Antone, barkeei>er N. Giamboni & Co.
Capucetti Fortunato (Reschvjna <t- C), dwl S s Sacra-
mento bet Stockton and Powell
Caimrro .\gostino, porter Richard Patrick & Co., dwl 6

Lafayette PI
Ca()urro G. li., vegetables, Colombo Market
Cappurro Joseph, engineer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 6 Lafay-
ette PI
Caraffa D. & Co. (fiwvanni Carraffa and Tomaso Guin-

(laso), bakery, 1309 Dupont
Caraffa Giovanni (D. Caraffa X- Co.), dwl 9 Union PI
Caragan Mary, domestic John A. Jones, dwl SE cor Cali-
fornia and Mason
Caraher Francis, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl

425 Linden Av
Caraher Michael, finisher Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl

Twenty-ninth nr San Jose R. R.
Caraher ferrence Rev., assistant pastor St. Francis
Church, dwl 519 Green

Caraline Mme., artiflcial-flowermaker, dwl Stanford

Hotel
Caraniello Bartolomeo, fruitstand, cor Washington and

Battery, dwl GIG Battery
Caraventa Guiseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market
Caravini Lombard!, cook Joseph Anselman, dwl N s

Green bet Dupont and Stockton
Carbara A., carver Herman Granz, dwl 247 Clay
Carberrj' Cormick, cariienter, dwl 261 Octavia
Carberry Dennis, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Carberry Edward, shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, dwl 310 Ritch
Carberry John, carpenter. Hi Garden
Carberry Kate (widow), confectionery, 142S Pacific
Carberry M. S., first assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.

Salvador
Carberry Nicholas, laborer, dwl 545 Mission
Carberry Patrick, carpenter John Carberry, dwl 257 Octa-
via
Carberry Robert, turner S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 261 Octavia
Carberry Rodger, carpenter John Carberry, dwl 444 Si-vth
Carbin Augustus J., dwl 409 Pacific
Carbonet August, confectioner, dwl 33 Hinckley
Carbonni August, cook Priet & Quinquinet, dwl 365 Na-

toma
Carcinollo Antonio, gardener, dwl N s Market bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Card Elisha, blacksmith, 304 Market
Card George, watchman, dwl old Marine Hospital
Card William H., dentist, office and dwl 646 Market
Cardberrv Richard, clerk, dwl 235 Eighth
Cardeinaid Louis, dwl SW cor California and Fillmore
Garden John, bootcrimper Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
Garden John, bricklayer, dwl 67 Everett
Cardenas Joseph, draj-man, dwl 515 Pacific
Cardinas Romano, dw-l 27 Hinckley, rear
Cardiff Richard, plumber, dwl 319 Tehama
Cardinell Alfred, shipcalker Boole & Webster
Cardinell Charles, shipcalker, dwl 27 Pleasant
Cardinell John A., collector, office 30 Montgomery Block,

dwl 430 Valencia
Cardinelli L., vegetable dealer, dwl 55 Water
CAKUIXET EMILE H., dyer and scourer A. Bertin,

dwl 726 Lombard
Cardini Martin, marketman, dwl Mission nr Thirty-sixth
Cardona Leo de, clerk International Hotel, 824 Kearny
Cardozo John, proprietor Lisbon House, 116 Jackson
Cardozo Joseph, painter, dwl 1067 Broadway
Cardwell S., baker O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Carekin J., winchman O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Caren George, engineer O. & O.S. S. Belgic
Caret Williams, third mate 0. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Carette Aime, with Louis J. Renault, dwl 1009 Stockton
Carew Edward, bricklayer and plasterer, dwl 1809 Stock-
ton, rear

Carew Francis, carriagepainter, dwl 328 Fell

Carew Henry, moulder, dwl 420 Second

Carew John, clerk, dwl 328 Fell

Carew 'I'honias, ilniyman, 115 Battery, dwl 328 Fell

Carew Thomas R., clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.,

dwl 20 Lilly Av
Carew William, carpainter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 206

Eleventh
Carey Bartholomew, dwl United States Hotel
Carey Charles E., mariner, dwl 7 Broadway
Carey Cornelius, laborer Torrens & Enricht, dwl NE cor

Laguna & Union
Carey Cornelius, driver Golden City Chemical Works, dwl

516 Bryant
Carey D., stevedore, dwl 526 Pine
Carey Dennis, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Care}' George, seaman, dwl 526 Pine
Carey James A., stovemounter Hoi brook, Merrill & Co.,

dwl 42 Ecker
Carey Johannah B. (widow), dwl 15 Alta PI
Carey J. H., teacher, dwl 225 Post
Carey John, engraver Schulz & Fischer, dwl 212 Sutter
Carey John, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 15 Alta PI
Carey John, shoemaker, dwl 9 Minna
Carey John, teamster, dwl E s Florida bet Solano and

Butte
Carey John W., dwl 527 Sacramento
Carey Joseph, white washer, dwl 438 Union, rear
Carey Joseph W., engineer Nelson A. Hewstin, dwl 438

Union, rear
Carey Laurence, expressman, dwl 57 Shipley
Carey Martin, laborer, dwl 10 Downey
Carey Michael, expressman, NE cor Everett and Fourth,

dwl 368 Natoma
Carey Michael, laborer John McKew, dwl 718 Greenwich,

rear
Carey Morris, shoemaker, dwl 817 Market
Carey Patrick, dwl 16 Clara
Carey Patrick, cartman, dwl 3 Haj-ward
Carey Patrick, bricklayer, dwl N s Jersey nr Church
Carey Peter, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Carey Thomas, drajinan Dennis Mugan, dwl 14 Board-
man
Carey Thomas, mason, new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Carey William, laborer, dwl 202 Leavenworth
Carey. See Cary

Carfield John, bootmaker, dwl 700 Front
Cargill Andrew H., stockbroker, office 309 Califoniia

room 9, dwl 1318 California
Carlo Josephine Mme., dressmaker, dwl 33 Hinckley
Carion Andrew, dwl 518 Stockton
Carit J. Alfonso, commission merchant and importer,

office 405 Front, dwl 1014 Bush
Caritey John B., cook, dwl 34 Everett
Carito Isidor, cigarmaker, dwl SW cor Dup and Vallejo
Carkeet Stephen, porter Robinson, Fowler & Co., dwl 27i

Fourth
Carkeet William, dwl 27J Fourth

Carken Joseph, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl cor Polk
and Austin

Carl , shipcarpenter Boole & Webster

Carl Adam, carver G. Ueffinger & Co.

Carl Andrew (Carl Bros.), dwl 1034 Folsom

Carl Anna, dressmaker, dwl 2110 Larkin

Carl Bros. {Andrew and William), coopers, N s Oregon

nr Davis
Carl David E., blacksmith Samuel W. Weston, dwl S s

"Willow Av bet Eddy and Ellis
Carl Elizabeth (widow), dwl 2110 Larkin
Carl Joseph, waiter, dwl 2110 Larkin
Carl Julius, dwl 1120 Washington
Carl Peter, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

\Miarf
Carl William (Carl Bros.), dwl 1034 Folsom
Carl. See Carll

Carlan Bernard, junkdealer, W s Vermont bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Carlan Richard, gasfitter McNally & Hawkins
Carlan Richard, treasurer New Oljnnpic Variety Theater
Carlan W'illiam, blacksmith, 722 Bdwy, dwl 733 Vallejo
Carlan. See Carlen, Carlin, and Carion
Carle Slado A. Jr., superintendent boot factory Bucking-
ham & Hecht, dwl 524 Oak
Carlen John W., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 921 Union
Carleson Frank, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Carleton Charles C, dwl NE cor Second and Folsom
Carleton George A., clerk stm Alice Garratt, Front St.

^Vharf
Carleton Jerome (Carleton tt Co.), dwl Windsor House

JAlflES Q. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

•■'""■» .-/^- Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, "Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mill

Carleton & Co. (Jerom<^ Carleton ana Jackson Alexan-
der), plasterers and whiteners, 122 Geary
Carleton. See Carlton

Carlcy Alexander, waiter S. S. Montana, Folsom St. Wharf
Carlin Augustus J., barkeeper John Woodworth, dwl NW

cor Pacific and Sansom
Carlin Bernard, trackman Bay District Fair Grounds, dwl

S s Edd3' bet Scott and Pierce
Carlin Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Lii^ht Co., dwl 365 Clem
Carlin Kliza (widow), dwl 1032 Market
Carlin James, boarding and lodging, SW cor Seventh and

Brannan
Carlin John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.
Carlin R. , machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Carlin Roger, foreman Occidental Warehouse, dwl 17

Fifth Av
Carlin Rose, chambermaid Franklin Hotel 414 Pacific
Carlin Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 231 First
Carlin William, helper F. I. Curry
Carlin William, porter Phillips, Taber & Co., dwl 532

Turk, rear
Carlin W. J., dwl SW cor Seventh and Brannan
Carlin. See Carlan, Carlen, and Carlon
Carling D., waiter Riiss House '!

Carlisch Francis, porter, dwl 2 Stockton PI
Carlisle Albert, clerk Hutchinson, Mann & Sw th, dwl

Windsor House
Carlisle E. M. Mrs., teacher Shotwell St. Primary School,

dwl 1412 Pine
Carlisle George, special policeman, dwl NE cor Chestnut

and Dupont
Carlisle S. H., mining secretary, office 13 and 15 Fre-
mont, dwl 1406 Pine
Carlisle Thomas S. , wine rooms, 957 Market, dwl 646 Stev
Carlisle William E., steward stm Ajax, Folsom St.Wnarf
Carlisle. See Carlyle
Carll Alonzo W., patternmaker Geo. M. Wetherbee, dwl

549 Mission
Carll Jacob, stationer and fancy goods, 257 Front, dwl

793 Mission
Carll Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 793 Mission
Carll. See Carl

Carlo Dominico, fruitstand, dw"l.9 Margaret PI
Carlo Rossi, peddler, dwl 570 Union
Carlon William, blacksmith, dwl 917 Sansom
Carlos Felix, barber John Brougham
Carlos Tiburcio, Mexican saddlerj', 812 Mont, dwl 827 Pac

Carls , laborer, dwl W s Ferrie nr Point Lobos Av

Carlsen C. F., carpenter, dwl New Atlantic Hotel

Carlsen Christian, mariner, dwl North German Hotel

Carlsen O., puncher Pacific Rolling Mills

Carlsen Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Carlson A., deckhand tugboat Monarch

Carlson Andrew, laborer George H. 'Whitney, 114 Steuart

Carlson August, seaman, dwl 3 Clay

Carlson Carl, musician, dwl 649 Broadway

Carlson Carl, seaman, dwl 16 Washington

Carlson Carl I., furniture and carpets, dwl 223 Fourth

Carlson C. E., barkeeper B. Hamlin, 727 Montgomery

Carlson Charles, mariner, dwl 421 Drumm

Carlson Charles, seaman, dwl 531 East

Carlson Charles E. {Carlson 1- Bro.), dwl 2 Washington

Carlson Charles F., blacksmith Larkins & Co., dwl 1208

Larkin
Carlson Edward (IF. S. Brown Jk Co.), dwl 1708 Sac
Carlson John (John Carlson ct Co.), dwl 43 Sacramento
Carlson John, assistant engineer stm Reform, Jackson St.

Wharf
Carlson John, deckhand tug Jos. H. Redmond
Carlson John, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Carlson John & Co. (Charles Smith), coffee saloon, 43 Sac
Carlsson John F. , mariner, dwl 421 Drumm
Carlsson J. P., fireman tugboat Water Witch
Carlson Lars, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co. , dwl 636 Sac
Carlson Orto, tanner, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Carlson Soen A. (Carlson d- Bra.), dwl 2 Washington
Carlson Peter, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Carlson & Bro. (Charles K. and Soen A. Carlson), coffee

and liquor saloon, 2 Washington
Carlton George E., proptr Brunswick House, 148 Sixth
Carlton H. C. Mrs. (widow), insurance broker, dwl 863

Mission
CARLTO.V HEXRY Jr., agent ^tna Insurance Co.,

office 311 California, dwl 1104 Market
Carlton Henry P., principal Boys' High School, Oakland,

dwl 148 Sixth
Carlton Nellie Miss, dwl Main bet Mission and Howard
Carlton William B., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl

863 Mission

Carlton. See Carleton

Carlyle Ann Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M. Butler, dwl 13;

Fifteenth
Carlyle Catherine (widow), dwl NE cor Fifteenth am

Natoma
Carlyle Horace, moulder Miners' Foundry, dwl 610 How
Carlyle. See Carlisle
Carlyn Peter, mariner, dwl 35 Pacific
Carmack Julius, hallman Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Carmack William D., waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Carman F. R., clerk Pope k Talbot, dwl 419 Brj'ant
Carman Otto, traveler, dwl 340 Minna
Carman Warren P., carpenter, dwl 1727 Stevenson
Carman William, cabinetmaker, dwl SE cor Alabama anc

Twenty-fourth
Carman William, physician, office and dwl 410 Post
Carmann Herman C, groceries, dwl 1526 Post
Carmanv C3TUS, merchant, dwl 923 Jackson
CARMAN ¥ €YRi:S >V., cashier Savings and Loai

Societv, office 619 Clay, dwl 923 Jackson
CARMANY JOU.V H. A CO., publishers and proptr

Commercial Herald, Market Review and Califomii

Horticulturist, etc., office 409 Washington
Carmany John H. (John H. Carmany tfc Co.), dwl 92!

Jackson
Carmany John W., salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., dW'

728 Bush
Carmany Ringgold, bookkeeper Savings and Loan Society

dwl 923 Jackson
Carmatz Adolph, watchmaker and jeweler, 521 Sansom

dwl 111 Montgomery Block
Carmelich George Mrs. (widow), dwl 691 Howard
Carmelich Mark W., harnessmaker, dwl 961 Howard
Carraell John R., laborer, dwl 945 Folsom
CARME.X ISLAND SALT WORKS, mill 249 Steuart

office and salesroom 413 Front
Carmichael Charles, molder Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 15:

Natoma
Carmichael Charles, waiter, dwl 151 Natoma, rear
Carmichael Daniel, marblecutter Michael Heverin, dw

311 Pacific
Carmichael John W., carpenter, dwl 139 Fourth
Carmine Charles, first assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S

Costa Rica

Carminetti , laborer Pacific Glue Manuf. Co.

Carminus Alidra, laundress, dwl 1318 Dupont
Carmeler W., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Carmody Arthur F., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 71i

Ellis
Carmody Daniel, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Carmody J., dwl 863^ Market
Carmod}' James, stevedore A. C. Freese
Carmody John, laborer, dwl N s Nineteenth nr Capp
Carmody John, mariner, dwl North German Hotel
Carmody John, sailmaker, dwl 1125 Mission
Carmody Martin, solicitor Franklin Hotel, 414 Pacific
Carmody Patrick, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl 31?

Folsom
Carmonda Adelaide M., dwl Margaret PI nr Vallejo
Carmona P., woodworker with Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl

1012 Devlsadero
Carmona Rafael, tailor, dwl 432 Green
Carnady Andrew, calker, dwl 312 Folsom
CARNAU.4N JOHN R., manager Hall's Safe and Lock

Co., office 537 Market, dwl 1516 California
Came Henry, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dw)

617 Mission
Came Hugh, carpenter, dwl 1110 Montgomery
Carnell Richard, dwl 144 Fifth
Caniervon D. , barkeeper Overland House
Carnes Frederick G., professor music, dwl 512 Leav
CARNES GEORGE A., librarian Odd Fellows' Llbraiy,

325 Montgomery, dwl 17 Monroe
Carnes James, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Carnes William A., clerk Sumner Whitney & Co., dwl 17

Monroe
Cames William H., harnessmaker William F. Dorranoe,

dwl 316 Jessie
Carney James, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Carney John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Carney Joseph G., coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Carney Lawrence, laborer, dwl 1066 Howard
Carney Neal, shoemaker, dwl 345 Tehama
Carney Patrick, laborer, dwl 311 Second
Carney William, porter Sheriff's Office, dwl 220 O'Fan^U
Carney William, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.
Carney William, waiter Lick House, dwl 728 Howard
Camfant Henrj-, laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steuart
Carnigie Andrew, Ship Calkers' Assn, US First

BEAMISH'S— Importer Purnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Markt

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Carnoijorievich Christopher, Austrian Bonov.Soc, 71 New
Moiitg:oinery

Caro Lewis, fancy fe'oods, 234 Fifth

Caro Morris, clothinjf and furnishing goods, 813 Battery

Caro S., rabbi, dwl 612 Jessie

Caro Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 7 Merchants' Exchange,
res Daliland

Caro Simon, traveling agent, 8 Battery, dwl 612 Jessie

Caro Wolf, carpets and furniture, 323 Dupont, dwl 712
Hayes

Carobini Lonibardo, cook, dwl 1 Bannanj PI

Carock Agnes Miss, furnished rooms, 1021J Market

Carodoso Max, bookkeeper Lollor & Co., dwl 803^ Market

Caroer W. H., dentist, dwl 1104 Market

Carolaii C A., barkeeper, dwl 40!» O'Farrell

CAKOL.i.\, «OKY •£ <"0. (Jamen Carolan and Isaac
H. Cory), importers and jobbers iron, steel and hard-
ware, 117 and US) California

Carolan James (Carotoji, Cory tt Co.), dwl 724 Tyler

Carolan Lawrence, laborer, dwl 226 Fifth

Caroli!) Conrad, special i)oliceman, tlwl 1841 Mission

€AKOLI.\ JAMEiii, liquor saloon, NVV cor Harrison
and Third

Carolina Co. (Chinese), cigar factory, 617 Commercial

Carolina Mining Co. (Kly, Nev.), R. H. Brown secretary,
office 402 Montgomery room 2

Caron Patrick, laborer, dwl240Ritch, rear

Caron P. H., driver Potrero and B. V. R. R.

Caronte Joseph, manufacturer of umbrellas and parasols,
138 Post

Caros Castro, cook Emanuel Podesta, dwl 428 Broadway

Carot J. A. , merchant, dwl 1014 Bush

Carothers Thomas, assistant baggageniaster Oakland
Ferry, res Oakland

Carothers. See Carruthers

Carp Frederick, laborer, dwl 10 Lafayette PI

Carpeaux Charles, range setter, office NW cor Fourth and
Folsom

Carper Andrew, clerk, dwl 15 Stockton

Oarpersen Julius, woodcarver C. Frederick Schiller, dwl
5 Zoe PI

Carpenter Albert, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm

Carpenter Alexander, laborer S.F. Chemical Works, dwl
N s Fourteenth nr Guerrero

Car]>enter Alfrel A., shipcalker, dwl 32 Clara

Carpenter Augustine D., mining secretary, office 605 Clay,
dwl 628 Sutter

Carpenter Caroline I. (widow), dwl NE cor Polk and
Eddy

Carpenter Charles, clerk County Tax Collector's Office,
dwl NW cor Washington and Montgomery Av

Carpenter Charles A., machinist Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl
1614 Leavenworth

Carpenter C. W., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Qranada,
dwl Constitution Hotel

Carpenter Daniel, dwl 120 Seventh

Carj^ienter Daniel, physician, office and dwl 317 Geary

Carpenter Edmond P., jeweler, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Do-
lores and Guerrero

Carpenter Edwin W., special agent Fireman's Fund In-
surance Co., dwl 124 O'Farrell

Carpenter F., trimmer Kimball Manul. Co.

Carpenter F. H., dwl 238 Taylor

Carpenter George W., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl
28 Natoraa, rear

Carpenter J. Harry, collector Merchants' Exchange Assn,
dwl 312 Beale

Carpenter John, clerk, dw S s Twenty-fifth bet Capp and
Howard

(Jarpenter Louis C, carpenter, dwl S 8 Twentieth bet
Church and Dolores

Okirpenter Lyman, with Strong & Williamson, dwl 1406
Powell

Carpenter M. A. Mrs., dwl 926 Clay

Carpenter Milton W., compositor Dewey & Co., dwl 111
Jessie

Carpenter P., laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building

Carpenter Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-
eighth

Sffpenter Thomas, expressman, SWcor Battery and Jack-
son, dwl W 8 San jos^ Av nr Twenty-third

3arpenter Timothy L., mason, dwl W s Stevenson nr
Nineteenth

Jarpenter W. C, steerage steward Pacific Mail S. S. City
of San Francisco

Sirpenter William E.,bra8ier Thomas Day, dwl 132 Fran-
cisco

ikrpenter William H., gasfitter, dwl 1119 Folsom nr
Seventh

Carpenter William H., veterinary surgeon and horse in-
firmary, 924 Mission
Carpenter William L., policeman City Hall, dwl SE cor

Powell and Greenwich
Carpentier Edward R., attorney at law, office 330 Pine

room 16
Carpentier Gustave, clerk LoiiisA. Pavillier, dwl 1000 Pow
Carpentier Horace W., attorney at law, office 330 Pine

room 16, res Oakland
Carphill C, dwl 863i Market
Carpmils , carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 322

Fremont
Carpy Charles (C. Anduran cf; Co.), dwl 632 Filbert
Carr A. L. Mrs., electric physician, office and dwl 439

Bush
Carr Bridget (widow), dwl N s Francisco bet Kearny and

Dupont
Carr Darwin, assistant librarian Mercantile Library, dwl

633 Post
Carr David, machinist Singer Manuf. Co., dwl 272 Stev
Carr Edward, assistant assayer's department U. S. Mint,

dwl Occidental Hotel
Carr Ed .vard, hostler, dwl 6 Zoe PI

Carr Ed'varJ, workman S. F. Packing and Provision Co.
Carr E(J vin W. , patternmaker jEtna Iron Works, dwl

247 teventh
Carr Fn.nk D., cigars and tobacco Occidental Hotel, dwl

1039 Howard
Carr Frederick, dwl 624 Fourth
Carr G. P., plumber and gasfitting, dwl 1706 Polk
Carr G. P. Mrs., varieties, 1706 Polk
Carr James, mason, dwl Eighth and K, South S. F.
Carr James, proptr Portland Hotel, 54 Sacramento
Carr James, watchman McCormick, Lewis & Co.
Carr James E., laborer Strykert Kiernan, Pier 5 Steuart
Carr Jesse D., capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Carr Jessie Miss, dwl Grand Hotel
Carr John, dwl 342 Ritch
Carr John, hackman, dwl 418 Shipley
Carr John, rancher, SW cor Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Carr John F., clerk, dwl 3;tl Geary
Carr Joseph J., j 'lumber W. R. Allen, dwl 10 Folsom Av
Carr Julia G., dressmaker J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 560

Linden Av
Carr Kate, laundress Neustadter Brothers, dwl 77 Everett
Carr Levi T., attorney at law, office 33 Mont Block, res

Oakland
Carr Mark, dwl United States Hotel
Carr Nelson F., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl S s

Ellis bet Buchanan and Laguna
Carr Patrick, deckhand stm C. M. Small, Front St. Wharf
Carr Patrick, hackdriver Plaza, dwl 342 Fifth
Carr Patrick, soapmaker, dwl 10 Folsom Av
Carr Peter, mariner Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Fran-
cisco
Carr Peter J., expressman, cor Sacramento and Battery,

dwl N 3 Twenty-fifth nr Castro
Carr Saloma (widow), dwl 1039 Howard
Carr T. H., truckman Page & Co well, dwl NE cor Mission

and Spear
Carr Thomas, real estate agent, office and dwl 137 Mont
Carr Thomas, upholsterer, 743 Broadway
Carr W. , dwl 409 Stevenson
Carr William, dwl 715 Bush
Carr William, laborer, dwl 96 Colton
CARK WILLIAM B., contractor, office 84 Montgom-
ery Block, dwl 220 San Jose Av, cor Twenty-fifth
Carradine Sarah (widow), dwl 312 Folsom
Carrahat Patrick, driver Lick House
Carraher Michael, shoemaker, dwl NE cor Kate and Rll-

more
Carrane John, currier Mahony & Tevlin, dwl N s Sixteenth

nr Howard
Carras John Yebbiacco, cook, dwl S s Vallejo bet Powell

and Mason
Carasco Luis, compositor Women's Cooperative Printing

Union, dwl E s Stockton bet Vallejo and Broadway
Carrau C. R. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,

dwl 1917 Mason
Carrau George, butcher, dwl 1235 Mission
Carrau Joseph {Carrau <b Baraty), dwl 1235 Mission
Carrau Leon, salesman Lorsch, Wolf & Co., dwl 1917 Ma-
son
Carrau & Baraty {Joseph Carrau, and Frands Baraty),

butchers, 1 Clay St. Market
Carrello Dolores (widow), dwl 1520 Dupont
Carreon Martina, dwl 3 Bannam PI
Carrere Adolphe, bookkeeper, dwl 1304 Stockton
Carrere Emily, dwl 917 Jackson, rear

'^'AHES Q. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant:

Carrere J. A., dwl 917 Jackson, rear

Carrere Pierre, waiter Somalj- & Coquengmot, dwl 624

California
Carrey John, restaurant, 817 Montgomery
Carrick Charles T., proprietor Oregon Bottling Works,

127 Fifth, dwl American Exchange
Can-ick Daniel, assistant engineer stni Kalorama, dwl S s

Twenty-fifth nr Shot well
Carrick George N., bookkeeper, dwl 816 Jackson
Carrick Henrj-, printer, dwl 40 iloss
Carrick James {Carrich tC- Co.), dwl 312 Clementina
Carrick John, lather, dwl 312 Clementina
Carrick Patrick, plasterer, dwl 511 Mission
Carrick Richard, fireman stm Senator, dwl E s Steiner bet

Pine and California
CaiTick Thomas, plumber Downes & Deery, dwl Sixteenth

bet Guerrero and Valencia
Carrick William, shipjoiner, dwl 29J Fifth Av
Carrick .S Co. {James Carrick and Joseph McCluskey),

painters, 85(5 Howard
Carrie Hale Hydraulic Mining and Water Co. (El Dorado

Co., Cal.), F. W. Van Reynegom secretary, office 531

California room 6
Carrigau Ambrose, cooper Hogan & Co. , res Oakland
Carrigan Andrew {Dunham, C. d- Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
Carrigan Daniel, seaman stm Empire
Carrigan John, laborer, dwl 781 Stevenson
Carrigan P., coalpasser, stm Empire
Carrigan Patrick, porter Nucleus House
Carrigan Patrick, shoemaker John Irwin, dwl 248 Third
Can-igg Henry T., pressman Edward Bosqui & Co., dwi

40| Moss
Carrigina August, confectioner Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl

521 Seventh
Carrillo Eertis Miss, ironess Alexander Bertin
Carrillo Dolores (widow), dressmaker, dwl 402 Union
Carrillo Joseph, sav>'yer, dwl 14214 Dupont
Carrillo Louise Miss, dressmal^er, dwl 402 Union
Carrillo Refugio, molder, dwl 1421^ Dupont
Carrillo Rosa Miss, seamstress, dwl 402 Union
Carringtou Charles, clerk, dwl NW cor Pacific and Jones
Carrington Henrietta, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Carrington Jane (widow), dwl 836 Sutter
Carroll A. J. , cadet City of San Francisco
Carroll Andrew, clerk, dwl 23 Powell
Carroll Arthur, waiter Palace Hotel
Carroll Augustus, fireman stm New World, Broadway St.

Wharf
Carroll A. W., dwl SW cor Sixth and Folsom
Carroll Bridget, dwl S s Greenwich bet Mont and Sansom
Carroll Brothers (ThouMS and Patrick), groceries and

liquors, 123 Third
Carroll Catherine Miss, dwl 258 Jessie, rear
Carroll Charles {Hiujgins cb C), dwl 211 Gough
Carroll Charles, baker, 108 First
Carroll Charles, clerk, dwl 22 Wetmore PI
Carroll Charles, laborer, dwl 115 Second
Carroll Charles E., clerk, dwl 211 Gough
Carroll Cornelius, expressman, dwl cor Octavia and Ash

Av
CarroU Cornelius, fruit peddler, dwl E s Mission bet

Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Carroll Daniel, laborer H. F. Williams, res Goat Island
Carroll Daniel, molder jEtna Iron Works, dwl 2 Alger PI

nr Bryant
Carroll David, fruit peddler, dwl E 8 Mission bet Twenty-
seventh and Twentj'-eighth
Carroll Edward, laborer, dwl 538 Howard
Carroll F., laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Carroll G. Brother, St. Dominic Monaster}', NW cor Bush

and Steiner
Carroll George, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Carroll George L., clerk Abrams & Carroll, dwl 437 Eddy
Carroll H., laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Carroll Henrj', laborer, dwl 5 Thompson Av
Carroll J., dwl 036 Commercial
Carroll James (,S'. F. Laundry Assn), NW cor Turk and

Fillmore
Carroll James, captain stm Pelican, dwl 212 Second
Carroll James, carriagemaker Larkins & Co., dwl 633 How
Carroll James, cutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl

612 Stevenson
Carroll James, druggist, dwl 437 Eddy
Carroll James, laborer, dwl 238 Fremont
Carroll James, liquor saloon, 326 Fifth
Carroll James, salesman Jones & Co., 714 Market, dwl

964 Mission
Carroll James, stevedore, dwl 54 De Boom
Carroll James, storekeeper Cosmopolitan Hotel

Carroll James, tinsmith, dwl 16 Stockton PI

Carroll James E. (Ahraim A- C), res Menlo Park, San

Mateo Co.
Carroll James E., hamesscleaner John F.Willson, dwl 126

Ellis
Carroll James L., salesman Murphj, Grant & Co., dwl E

s Shotwell bet Twenty-third and Twenty-foiuth
Can-oil Jeremiah, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

S s Ash Av bet Laguna and Octavia
Carroll John, dwl 437 Eddy
Carroll John, dwl United States Hotel
Carroll John, groceries and liquors, .509 Howard
Carroll John, laborer, dwl 120 McAllister
Carroll John, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
Carroll John, laborer Larscneur .i; Sheerin, dwl Point Lo-

bosAv nr Ferrie
Carroll John, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwl S 8 Bush bet

Baker and Broderick
Carroll John, machinist, dwl 506i Grove
Carroll John, seaman, dwl 103 Austin
Carroll John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 241 Fre-
mont
Carroll John, wood and coal, 1503 Folsom
Carroll John Jr., stonecutter Larseneur & Sheerin, Point

Lobos Av nr Ferrie
Carroll John B., boilermaker F. I. Curry, dwl 81 Clem
Carroll John C, bakery, 108 First and 412 Folsom, dwl

108 First
Carroll John D., miner, dwl 16 Cleveland
Carroll John F., dwl 436 Tehama
Carroll John J., bookkeeper Louis Taussig & Co., dwl 1011

Harrison
Carroll John J., laborer U. S. Medical Purveyor's Office,

104 O'Farrell, dwl 21 Rausch, rear
Carroll John P., groceries and liquors, 11.51 Howard
Carroll John T., assistant register clerk Twelfth District

Coui-t, dwl Twenty-second bet Howard and Mission
Carroll Joseph, clerk Immigrant Bureau, dwl 22 Wetmore

PI nr Washington
Carroll Joseph, tailor, 7 Ashburton PI, rear
Carroll M., carpenter, dwl 530 Valencia
Carroll Margaret Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M. V. B. Gardner
Carroll Martin, teamster Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl N

s Liberty bet Guerrero and Dolores
Carroll Mary (widow), dwl 335 Ritch, rear
Carroll Mary (widow), dwl 1012 Clay
Carroll Marj' C. (widow), dwl 349 Fourth
Can-oil Matthew, actor Buckley's Varieties, dwl 813 Stock
Carroll Michael, bootmaker, 646 Commercial, dwl 105

Florence
Carroll Michael, comicemaker George Hayes & Co.
Carroll Michael, laborer Golden Gate Park
Carroll Michael, marblecutter John Daniel & Co.
Carroll Michael, miner, dwl 716 O'Farrell
Carroll Michael, seaman, dwl 8 Haggin
Carroll Michael, trackman Central R. R., dwl SE cor Tj'ler

and Buchanan
Carroll Michael J., machinist Globe Iron Works, dwl 2

Wall PI
Carroll Michael T. , marblecutter, dwl W s Devisadero bet

Eddy and Ellis
Carroll Oliver C, porter Dolliver & Bro., dwl 211 Gough
Carroll Owen, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 127 Dora
Carroll Patrick {Carroll Brothers), dwl 268 Minna
Carroll Patrick, dwl United States Hotel
Carroll Patrick, laborer, dwl 129^ Welsh
Carroll Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Carroll Patrick, marblecutter Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl

134i Eighth
Carroll Patrick, porter Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 157 Min
Carroll Patrick, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 568 Miss
Carroll Patrick, steward Alms House
Carroll Patrick, trackman Central R. R.
Carroll Patrick E., driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 23 Howard

Court
Carroll Peter, boilermaker, dwl Quincy House
Carroll Peter, stableman John F. Willson, dwl 126 Ellis
Carroll Peter J., Lumbennen's Protective Union
Carroll Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor Harrison

and Garden
Carroll Richard T. {R. T. Carroll <fc Co.), dwl 722 O'Far-
rell
CARKOLL K. T. «fe CO., importers and wholesale

dealers wines and liquors, 305 and 307 Front
Carroll Thomas, dwl 115 Second
Carroll Thomas, dwl 339 Eddy
Carroll Thomas {Carroll Brothers), dwl 268 Minna
Carroll Thomas, laborer, dwl 571 Howard

BE AMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Puinishing Good

0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

I'MToll Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 10 Haight

Carroll Thomas, varieties, 525 Davis, ilwl 103 Pacific

Carroll Thomas J., compositor Evening liulletiu, dwl 1808

Stockton
Carroll Tlinmas P., auditor Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 518

Lombard
Carroll William, driver Frank G. Edwards, dwl 30 Ber-
nard, rear
Carroll William, laborer, dwl 33.'> Broadway
Carroll William, seaman stm Ajax, dwl 238 Steuart
Carroll William, teamster Knowland & Doe, dwl 218

Eighth
Carroll William B., salesman R. T. Carroll & Co., dwl 437

Eddy
Carroll William F. {^fcLaughli7l d; C), dwl 467 Minna
Carroll William H., salesman E. H. Jones i; Co., dwl451J

Jessie
Carroll William V., dwl 28 Park Av
Carron William, teamster, dwl 218 Eighth
Carrnhbi .Salvatore, vegetables Colombo Market .
Carnip Marco, barkeeper P. \nautin & Bro., dwl 717

Davis
Carnithers C, oiler stm Ancon, Folsom St. Wharf
Carruthers George, cari^enter and builder, 1 Harlan PI,

dwl ,T Yerba Kuena
Carruthers John, clerk, dwl 507 Bush
Carruthers Samuel G., bookkeei>er S. W. Rosenstock &

Co., dwl 5 Yerba Buena
Carsey James, laborer George H. AMiitney, 114 Steuart
Carson A., caqienter New City Hall
Carson A. , second engineer O. & 0. S. S. Gaelic
« 'arson Bernard G. , engraver, dwi 5CS Minna
Carson C. C, dwl 222 Stevenson

Carson Charles, chief engineer Pacifie Mail S. S. China
Carson Dora (widow), confectioner, 52 Seventh
Carson E. B., dwl Commercial Hotel
Carson Edward, bricklayer, dwl 441 Clementina
Carson Edward, expressman, NE cor Montgomery and

Washington, dwl Ada nr Lombard
Carson Frederick, dwl 410 Vallejo
Carson Frederick, teamster, dv.l 1112 Erjant
Carson George, lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 1130 Market
Carson Henr>- W. {Carson <i- Ladd), dwl N s California nr

Broderick
Carson Israel (John Falconer <£; Co.), dwl 1 Hampton

Court
I'AKSOV JAMES G. (Xeichall <i: C), attorney at law,

office 637 Kearny, dwl 729 Harrison
Carson John, cook, dwl 925 Broadway
Carson John, druggist, dwl 33i Perry
Carson John, liquor sahwn, W s San Jos6 Road bet Five

and Six-mile houses
Carson John R. , special policeman, dwl 14Si Minna
Carson Mary (widow), dwl 1130 Market
Carson M. E. Miss, teacher Spring Vallej' Primary School,

dwl 1320 Broadway
Carson Olof , laborer Vac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s Mich-
igan nr Shasta
Cars m Robert E., sodamaker, dwl 10 Lafayette nr Green
Carson S., dwl 29 Turk
Carson Thomas, dwl 416 Bryant
Carson Thomas, woodcarver S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl

25G Fourth
Carson Thomas E., carpenter, dwl 747 Howard
Carson William, dwl 3 King
Carson ^^'illiam (Dolbeer 6: C), res Eureka, Humboldt

Bay
Carson William, machinist, dwl 608 Bush
Carson William, sugarbaker Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE

cor Brannan and Eighth
€AKSO.\ A IjAOD {Henry W. Carson and Charles J.
1 Ladd), coffin manufacturers, vamishers and polish-

ers, 120 Main
1 Carsse Robert, driver Finley & Stephan, dwl 51 Louisa

Carsten Charles, teamster Nicholas Bruns, dwl 617 Davis
I Carsten Ernest, teamster, dwl 127 Jackson
\ Carsten Frederick, groceries and liquors, IfW cor Mission

and Seventeenth
Carstens Frederick, si>ecial poUceman, dwl cor Union and
j Batterj'
Carstens Frederick, warehouseman Bay Sugar Refinery,

dwl cor Montgomerj- and Green
' Oarstensen Julius {Car'stensen i: Bischoff), dwl SW cor
! Geary and Jones

Carstensen Peter A., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 13
I White PI
j Carstensen & Bischoff {Julhtg Carstensen atid DUdrich

Bischoff), groceries and liquors, SW cor Geary and
' Jones

Carsto M., dwl 7 St. Man,-
Carsttm Martin, lumberman, dwl 132 Steuart
Carswell tJeorge W., drayman, !S;^<> Dupont, dwl 428 Haves
Cartan Fr.mk M. (Cartan, McCarthy ,{■ Cc-.), dwl 230 Hear
Cartan, McCarthy &.Co. {Frank M. Cartas and Tim<,thy
F. McCarthy), wholes;ile wines and liquors and dis-
tillers' agents, 513 Sacramento
Carter Abraham (widow), dwl 1012 Mission
Carter Addie Mrs., adjust-er coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 611 Harrison
Carter Benjamin, whitener, dwl Potrero
Carter Bernard B., baker, dwl 710 Turk
Carter Charles, pajierhanger, dwl 29 Everett
Carter Charles, restaurantkee|>er, dwl 10 Natoma
Carter Charles C, machinehand S. F. Manufacturing Co.,

dwl 16 Tehama
Carter Charles H. {liowe <i- C), dwl 29 Everett
Carter Cliarles H., plasterer, office NE cor Keamy and

Bush, dwl 327 Fell
Carter Clementina, clairvoyant, dwl 1311 Powell
Carter Cornelius, steward stm Pelican, Folsom St. Wharf
Carter David, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Carter Eli, shoemaker, dwl 222 Stevenson
Carter Everell, clerk E. V. Bobbins, res Oakland
Carter Fannie B. (widow), dwl 5j Prospect PI
Carter Frederick &., bookkeeper, dwl 1915 Sacramento
Carter G. A., waiter S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St. Wharf
Carter George, dwl NE cor Battery and Green
Carter George, stevedore, dwl 32 De Boom
Carter George B., janitor Nevada Block, dwl 1311 Powell
Carter George E. {Carter d: O.jilbe), dwl 1015 Polk
Carter George J. , waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 12 Hunt
Carter George R. , dwl Union Club
Carter Henrj', mariner, dwl 5 Broadway
Carter Hial Kinyon, dwl 525J Stevenson
Carter L A., dwl Bryant St. House
Carter J. , blacksmith Kimball Maiiuf . Co.
Carter James, mason New City Hall, dwl Park Hotel
Carter James E. , laborer, dwl 3 Bannam PI
Carter James W., dwl 39 Willow Av
Carter John, helper melter and refiner's department U.

S. Mint, dwl 327 Bryant
Carter John, porter James H. Widber, dwl 58 Natoma
Carter John, steamboatman, dwl 6 Zoe PI
Carter John, tailor, dwl 925 Jones
Carter John F. {A. S. Folger i- Co.), dwl 124 Third
Carter John H., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Dnimm
Carter John S. , carpenter, dwl 109 Dupont
Carter John T., laborer, dwl 3 Bannam PI
Carter John T. , secretary- Land Mortgage Union of Cali-
fornia, office 534 California, dwl 1915 Sacramento
CARTER JOH\ W., attorney at law, office 620 Wash-
ington, res Oakland
Carter Joseph, machine operator Eihstein Bros. & Co.,

dwl 3 Bannam PI
Carter Joseph K. , clerk U. S. Sur\-eyor-Generars Office,

dwl Lick House
Carter L. D., variety stand, 838 Market, dwl 957 Market
Carter Lizzie Miss, milliner, 906 Market, dwl 930 Market
Carter Lybie M. (widow), dwl 636 Union
Carter Martin H., teamster, dwl 358 j Jessie
Carter Peter, bookkeejjer, dwl 1213 Keamy
Carter Richard, plumber, dwl 319 Tehama
Carter Robert W. , real-estate agent, 238 Montgomery, dwl

1086 Larkin
Carter R. T., teacher South Cosmopolitan Primarj- School,

dwl 458 Clementina
Carter Sarah (widow), dwl 29 Everett
Carter S. G., musician, dwl 28 Tiu-k
Carter Thomas, carbuilder (Saucelito), office 426 Califor-
nia, room 9
Carter Thomas, laborer New City Hall, dwl 420 Jackson
Carter Thomas G., canvasser florence Sewing Machine

Co., dwl 625 Minna
Carter Walter, clerk Thomas Magee, dwl 51 Folsom
Carter Watson, mariner, dwl 106 Jackson
Carter William, marblecutter Leon R. Mvers & Co., dwl

101 Pine
Carter William H., longshoreman, dwl 242 Fremont
Carter William H., porter George H. Howard, dwl 56 Ber-
nard
Carter William W., agent, dwl 412 Second
Carter & Ogilbe {G. E. Carter and H. W. Oqilbe), stock-
brokers, 23S Montgomerj-
Carteret Frederich de, laborer, dwl McClellan nr Cort-
land Av, Benial Heights
Carthcut James L. {L. S. Handy ci- Co.), dwl 27 Stone

Carthemes Miss, laundress, dwl 1318 Dupont

earthing Henrj', lumber maniif. C. A. Hooper i: Co.

JAMES &. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercliant i|,,

Cartier Victor, lapidarj-, dwl 722 Filbert
Cartin Rose, chambermaid Fr.ii.klin Hotel, 414 Pacific
Cartini Martin, vegetables, Colombo Market
Cartley Stephen, policeman, dwl 8 Zee
Cartmell Margaret (widow), furnished rooms and dress-
maker, 26 Second
Cartmell James, bricklayer, dwl 25 Second
Carto Charles F., draftsman Wolfe & Son, dwl 420 Ivy Av
Carto Eliza, dres-maker Matilda Frigerio, dwl 427 Grove
Cart<_>n John, laborer, dwl 414 Pacific
Carton Peter S., real estate, dwl S\V cor Filbert and Mason
Cartwright Alfred I)., clerk general freight otfice Central
Pacific K. K., cor Fourth and Townsend, res Oakland
Cartwright David S. , teamster, SE cor Main and Mission,

dwl 76 Broadway nr Market
Cartwright James, carj^enter, dwl 520 East
Cartwright J. D., clerk general freight oflBce Central
Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, res
Oakland
Cartwright Tliomas, longshoreman, dwl 1335 Pacific
Carty James, dwl 72 Natoma
Carty James, shoemaker, dwl 343 Jessie
Carty Luke, groceries and liquors, 420 Union
Carty Martin, laborer Chapman & Bauer, dwl Vandewater

nr Mason
Carty Paul, watchman Searles & Bode, dwl NE cor

Kearny and Greenwich
Carty Stephen, watchman, dwl 22} Bluxome
Carty Silvester J., clerk Madison «Si Burke, dwl cor La-

guna & Oak
Carty Thomas, hostler Club Stables, 409 Taylor
Carty William, boilermaker, dwl 26 Minna
Carusch James, carpenter, dwl 944 Folsom
Carusi M. J. Mrs., teacher Broadway Grammar School,

dwl 14 Hawthorne
Carusi Samuel P., assayer, dwl 14 Hawthorne
Carvalho Elizabeth (widow), dwl 15 Howard Court
Carvell Theodore F., clerk William T. Coleman & Co.,

dwl 26j Kearny
Carver Benjamin F., dwl 402 Greenwich
Carver William F., dentist, otfice 224 Stockton, dwl 1104

Market
Carvill Almon D., carriagebuilder, dwl 20 Ellis
Carvill Manufacturing Co., Orrin S. Carvill president,

carriage manufacturers, 180 and 182 Jessie
Carvill Orrin S., president Carvill Manuf. Co., office and

dwl 180 Jessie
Carvin Antonio, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Cary E., dwl 737 Howard
Cary Eugene W., upholsterer, dwl NE cor Greenwich and

Taylor
Carj' Isaac 6. {Cary ct Make), dwl 929 Washington
Car}- James, mariner, dwl 25 Clementina
Cai^' James C. , attorney at law, office 507 Montgomery,

dwl 810 Che.tnut
Cary John F., bootmaker Porter, Oppenheim & Co., dwl

9 Minna
Cary Michael, laborer, dwl 14 Natoma, rear
Cary Thomas, laborer, dwl 21 Arjna
Cary William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Cary & Blake (Isaac G. Cary aivi William H. Blake),

hairdressers, 640 Clay
Cary. See Carey
Casabonne Bernard, laborer, dwl S s Cadell Alley, rear,

nr Union •;

Casaleggio Paolo, vegetables, Colombo Market
Casamayou Auguste, restaurant, 509 Pine, dwl 154 Silver
Casamayou Phillippine, laundress De Haes & Clement,

dwl 633 Third
Casanova Antoine, milker Emanuel Steiner, Elizabeth Av

nr F, South S. F.
CASAXOVA HEXKY (F. Daneri & Co.), dwl 1007

Union
C.4SA.\I;EVA F. 2nd, consul-general for Chili, office

27 and 28 U. S. Coiui; Building
Casar Michael, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomerj'
Casara A., collector, dwl 921 Jackson
Casara Anselni, machinist JEXua. Iron Works, dwl 429

Green
Casara Jacob, photographer, dwl 921 Jackson
Casara Marj- Miss, manufacturer hair flowers and jewelry,

429 Green
Casara Valentine, physician, dwl 429 Green
Casares Beatrice Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1311 Dupont
Casassa Agostine, vegetable wagon, dwl 10 Cadell Alley

nr Union
Casassa, Bacigalupi & Coreelia {Dominique Casassa,
Frank Bacigalupi, and Louis Coreelia), vegetable
g^ardeners, SE cor Hayes and Baker

Casassa Charles, marbleworker Charles Bianchi, dwl 517
Union

Casassa Charles, peddler, dwl 628} Jessie, rear

Casassa Domingo, painter, dwl 6 Cadell Alley nr Union

Casassa Dominique {Casassa, Bacigalupi J: Coreelia),
dwl SE cor Hayes and Baker

Casassa Edward, laborer, dwl 518 Union

Casassa Minnie Miss, dressmaker Rosa Casassa, dwl 518
Union

Casassa Rosa (widow), dressmaking, 518 Union

Cascade Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 221 Dupont

Casciani Salvator {Casciani tk Co.), dwl 1208 Powell

Casciani & Co. {Salvator Casciani and Daneri Giovanni),
wood and coal, 1210 Powell

CASt'IL'S HOTEL, Breslin & Co. proptrs, cor Louisiana
Sierra, Potrero

Case C. C, carpenter, dwl 231 Fifteenth

Case Charles E. , dentist, office and dwelling SW cor Kear-
ny and Clay

Case idwin G., student George A. Case, res Oakland

CASE CiEOUUE A., dentist, office 40} Geary, dwl
2615 Clay

Case George A., milkman, 1606 Larkin

Case George F., hostler Francis L. Such, cor Douglas and
Twenty-fourth

Case George H., machinist, dwi 730 Fourth

Case George J., teamster K. Graham, dwl 571 Stevenson

Case Henrj', messenger American Exchange

Case Herbert, milkman George A. Case, dwl 1606 Larkin

Case Ira G., dwl 213 Minna

Case Isham, mining, office 402 Montgomery room 1, res
Oakland

Case James, dentist C. Bloch, dwl 865} Market

Case Joseph D. , wharfinger Oakland Ferry, dwl S s Clip-
per bet Castro and Diamond

Case Joseph H., bookkeeper George W. Clark, dwl 1606
Larkin

Case Oscar, painter, dwl 365 Minna

Case Oscar L., barkeeper Catterall & Evans, dA^l 365 Min-
na

Case Sarah J. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 213 Minna

Casebolt Henry {Casebolt dt Son), and superintendent
Sutter St. R. R., dwl N s Filbert bet Octavla and
Laguna

Casebolt Ira J., blacksmith, Ss Oregon bet Front and
Davis, dwl Tehama bet Eighth and Ninth

Casebolt Jacob D. {Casebolt it Son), dwl NE cor Filbert
and Laguna

Casebolt James, blacksmith, dwl 720 Tehama

Casebolt & Son {Henry and Jacob D. Casebolt), car
manufactory, NE cor Union and Laguna

Casselli A. & Co. {Angelo Mariani), bootmakers, 810
Sansom

Caselli Ansano {A. Casselli d: Co.), dwl 810 Sansom

CaseUi Dominico, laborer Francisco Giovannini, dwl SE
cor Broadway and Kearny

Caselli G B., vegetables, Colombo Market

Caselli George, produce, vegetables, and fruit, 523 Geary

Caselli Guiseppe, teamster, dwl 1 Bannam PI

Caseman Daniel, dwl 721 Howard

Casement William K., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl
104 Austin

Cases Albert, bootmaker 1222 Stockton, dwl 1220 Stock-
ton, rear

Caseuax Jean, butcher G. Dastugue, dwl 1110 Sac

Casey Alexander, carpenter, dwi 618 Natoma

Casey Andrew, laborer, dwi 424 Broadway
Casey Andrew, picture dealer, 427 Hayes

Casey Bros. {Lawrence and James), groceries and liquors,
941 Brjant

Casey C, gasfitter Wade's Opera House

Casey Catherine (widow), dwl 15 Caroline

Casey David, baker James McDevitt, dwi 502 Mission
Casey Daniel, foreman U. S. Pacific Bonded Warehouse,

dwl 7 Hinckley PI
Casey Daniel, woodturner Cal. Mills, dwl 781 Eddy
Casey Daniel J., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwl 7

Grand Av
Casey Delia (widow), dwi 813 Greenwich
Casey Dennis, laborer Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Casey Dennis, peddler, dwl 406 Broadway
Casey Edward, master mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

609 Folsom
Casey Edward W. {Casey .0 Chute), dwl 1208 Sutter
Casey Eugene, dwi 441} Natoma, rear
Casey Frank, porter, 7 Dale PI
Casey Frank, waiter Occidental Hotel
Casey Frank M., bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht, NW
cor Gough and Haight

- BE AMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market,

C. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

Casei" Frederick, soapmakcr S. E. Seidel, dwl E 8 San

ISruno Road iir 'I\venty-niiit)i
Casey Harry, telegraph operator, dwl 11 William
Casey Henry, clerk County Recorder, dwl 17 Twenty-
second
Casey Henry, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Casey Hugh, tailor, cor Railroad Av and Eleventh, dwl

17 Bowen's Block, South S. F.
Casey James, blacksmith Central Pacific R. R., dwl 16

Haggin
Casey James (Casey Bros.), dwl 941 Brj'ant
Casey James, butcher, dwl 6 Antonio
Casey James, car repairer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 16

Haggin
Casey James, contractor, dwl E s Bartlett nr Twenty-sixth
Casey James, dairyman, dwl cor Silver Av and King
Casey James, laborer, dwl 1020 Bryant
Casey James, laborer, dwl 1186 Harrison
Casey James, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl cor Loui-
siana and Sierra
Casey James, waiter Grand Hotel
Casey James B. , carpenter, dwl 018 Natoma
Casey Jerome, ornamental iilasterer Samuel Kellett, dwl

17 Bowen's Block, South S. F.
Casey John, dwl 251 Clementina
Casey John, bellman Russ House
Casey John, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 2 QoodBell

PI
Casey John, gasfitter J. R. Craig, dwl 320 Main
Casey John, groceries and liquors, 1224 Folsom
Casey John, laborer E. V. Hathaway, dwl 214 First
Casey John, policeman City Hall, dwl 37J Perry
Casey John, teamster George B. Knowles & Co., dwl 214

Austin
Casey John C. , saddletreemaker, dwl 14 Haggin
Casey Joseph, ornamental plasterer Samuel Kellett, dwl

17 Bowen's Block, South S. F.
Casey Joseph L. , shoemaker, W s Eighth nr Howard
Casey Kate Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Primary

School, dwl 1901 Polk
Casey Lawrence (Casep Bros.), dwl 941 Bryant
Casey M. (widow), dwl 9 Salmon
Casey M., laborer, dwl 227 Second
Casey Matthew, bartender James Carroll, dwl 326 Fifth
Casey M. E. Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar School
Casey Michael, dwl 226 Minna
Casey Michael, carpenter, dwl 1511 Leavenworth
Casey Michael, laborer, dwl 1448 Minna
Casey Michael, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Casey Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Wharf, dwl 63

Clementina
Casej' Michael, mate stra Amador, Market St. Wharf
Casey Michael, millhand L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 8^ Clinton
Casey Morris, clerk T. R. Wise, office 16 Montgomery Av
Casey Nellie, dressmaker, dwl 277 Stevenson
Casej' Owen, carpenter, dwl 1149 Harrison
Casey Owen (Casey * McShane), dwl 1020 Bryant
Casey Patrick, brassmolder Weed & Kingwell, dwl 24

Nevada
Casey Patrick, laborer, dwl 214 First
Casey Patrick, laborer, dwl 264 Clementina
Casey Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Casey Patrick, laborer superintendent streets
Casey Patrick, miner, dwl 424 Broadway
Casey Patrick, seaman, dwl 412 Post, rear
Casey Patrick, waiter Alfred W. Manning, dwl 313 Folsom
Casev Patrick J., painter, office NE cor Kearny and Bush,

dwl 32.3J Minna
Casey P. C, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Casey Richard, carpenter, dwl 661 Bryant
Casey Richard, laborer, dwl N nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Casey Silas, commr U. S. Navy, dwl 606 Folsom
Casey Sophie (widow), dwl 617 Third
Casey Thomas, carpenter, dwl 946 Harrison
Casey Thomas, crockery, stoves, and tinware, 106 Fourth,

dwl 1821 Jessie
Casey Thomas, ironmolder, dwl 9 Natoma
Casey Thomas, laborer, dwl 1209 Broadway
Casey Thomas F., clerk county recorder, dwl 82 Natoma
Casey William, dwl 154 Silver
Casey William, carpenter, dwl 618 Minna
Casev William J., clerk General Freight Office Central

Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 18

Hawthorne
Casey William P. , civil engineer and professor mathemat-
ics, dwl 720 Folsom
Casey & Chute (Edward W. Casey and Richard Chute),

agents Boarding Masters' Assn, office 610 Front

Casey & McShane (Owen Caitey and John McShane),
groceries and liquors, NW cor Brj'ant and Dora

Cash George A., coal-oil dealer, dwl N s Fulton bet La-
guna and Octavia

Cash George A., laborer Eureka Warehouse, dwl 526
Howard

Cash Stillman, laborer Eureka Warehouse, dwl 226 How

Cashel Frank, longshoreman, dwl 1112 Kearny

Cashel Frank V., seaman, dwl 2 Hinckley

Cashel George, tnnikmaker Joseph Coriii, dwl Vallejobet
Kearny and Montgomery

Cashen Benjamin, laborer North Beach Cement Pipe
Works, dwl 413 Vallejo

Cashin D. M., mailing clerk Post-office, dwl 113 Prospect
PI

Cashin Elizabeth (widow), dwl 531 Natoma

Cashin Katie Miss, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl
631 Natoma

Cashin Mary Miss, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl
. 531 Natoma

Cashin Richard, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery

Cashman Cornelius, dwl 245 Minna

Cashman Daniel, conductor t)mnibus R. R. Co.

Cashman Dennis, laborer, dwl 8 Silver

Cashman James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First

Cashman John, laborer, dwl 512 Mission

Cashman John F., shipping clerk, dwl N s McAllister bet
Lyon and Baker

Cashman Mary Mrs., dwl 1.30 First

Cashman Mary Ann (widow), dwl N s McAllister bet
Baker and Lyon

Cashman Maurice, shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm

Cashman Michael, molder Occidental Foundry, dwl N s
McAllister bet Baker and Lyon

Cashman Morris, shipcarpenter, dwl 42 Jackson

Cashman Patrick H., painter, dwl N s McAllister bet
Lyon and Baker

Cashman Richard, liquor saloon, 921 Natoma

Cashman Theodore J., machinist, dwl N s McAllister bet
Ljon and Baker

Cashman William, printer, dwl 2621 Mission

Cashman William, shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm

Casimir John, liquor and billiard saloon, SW cor Kearny
and Clay, dwl 912 Washington

Caskel Francis Miss, dwl 417 Hyde

Caskel Jacob, butcher, dwl 417 Hyde

Caslin John, willowware manufacturer, 1415 Stockton

Cason C. Mrs., ladies' dresser Wade's Opera House

Cason Joseph H., hairdresser Phillips & Co., dwl 1114
Powell

Caspar Samuel, glassware, 616 Broadway

Caspari Caesar, musician, dwl 6 Antonio

Caspari Otto (Ammon, C. d- Co.), res Liverpool, England

Caspar Mills (Caspar Creek, Mendocino County), Jacob
G. Jackson proptr, office Pier 2 Steuart

Caspersen Martin, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgom-
ery

Casperson John, carpenter, dwl 768 Mission

Casperson Julius, carpenter, dwl 5 Zoe PI

Cass James, molder. Union Iron Works

Cass John, painter, dwl 804 J Larkin

Cass Julia Miss, dwl 832 Vallejo

Cass Maria Miss, dressmaker, dwl 6 Vallejo

Cass Richard, expressman, dwl E s Stevenson nr Nine-
teenth

Cass William, carpenter, dwl E s Folsom nr Serpentine Av

Cass W. J., gasfitt«r Bush & Milne, dwl 215 Bitch

Cassabone Joseph, porter Lemoine, Gambert & Co., dwl
Union bet Dupont and Stockton

Cassami Dominick, laborer, dwl 1414 Stockton

Cassan Hj'ppolite, agent Le Messager Franco-American,
dwl 10 Pollard PI

Cassarri Augustine, imagemaker, dwl 1508 Dupont

Cassebohm Henry, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
224 Fourth

Cassebohm William F., deputy county treasurer, dwl 757
Harrison

Cassel Andrew, horsetrainer, dwl Larkin bet McAllister
and Tj'ler

Cassel Henry, musician Bella Union Theater, dwl 2 Reed PI

Cassell John F., mining and real estate, office 402 Slont-
gomery, room 9, dwl 2118 Pacific Av

Cassell Joseph, brickmason new U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, dwl 1812 Jessie

Cassell Leonard, engineer Eureka Salt Co.

Cassell Leopold, dwl 909 Howard

Cassells George, teamster William Kerr, dwl N s Green-
wich bet Montgomery and Sansom

Cassen Bridget Miss, nurse, dwl 344 Shipley

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STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and C-eneral Dealers.

"D. "W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

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C'assen Henry, expressman, Gearj' nr IJupont, dwl 607

Greenwich
Cassen Henrj- Jr., clerk, dwl 607 Greenwich
Cassen Michael, laborer Beale St. Wharf, dwl 32 Clara
Cassan. See Cassin

Cassnrly , shij^wTight Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19

Stenart
f.iSSS:RLY Er(;E\R, attorney at law, office 318 Cali-
fornia, res San Rafael, Marin County
Casserly John, liquor saloon, 315 Pacific
Casserly Leiinard, on<,'ineer, dwl 47 Stanlj- PI
Casserly Martin, harnessuiaker Charles Bering, dwl 255

Miinia
Casserly Patrick, proi)tr Railroad House, NE cor Sansom

and Pacific
Casserly \V. J., dwl 150 Perrj-
Casserlv Peter W. Rev., rector Christ's Church mission,

d vi 3(J Park Av
Cassero Louis, dwl 1317 Sansom
Cassidy Allan, liquor saloon, 1829 Mission
Csissidy Andrew, glassblower, dwl 537 Third
Cassidy Bernard, baker James Collopy, dwl 953 Bryant,

rear
Cassidy Bridget (widow), dwl 25 Everett
Cassidy Catherine Miss, beer saloon, 20 Hunt
Cassidy Charles, millhand L. .& E. Emanuel, dwl 730

Fourth
Cassidy Francis, shipcarpenter, dwl 34 Fifth Av
Cassidy Hugh, dwl \V sNatoma bet Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth
Cassidy J., glassblower S. F. & Pac. Glass Works, dwl cor

Third and Brannan
Cassidy James, shipcarjientar, dwl 914^ Harrison
Cassidy James, speculator, dwl SE cor Drumm and Ore-
gon
Cassidv John, coalpasser S. S. Newbem, Folsom St.

Wharf
Cassidy John, fireman stm Orizaba, dwl 133 Folsom
Cassidy John, horsetrainer, N s Point LobosAv bet Twen-
tieth and Twentj'-first avs
Cassidy John, steward, dwl S s Cortland Av nr Islais Creek,

Bengal Heights
Cassidy John C. Mrs. (widow), dwl 540 Jessie
Cassidy Maggie, dressmaker, dwi 430 Gear}'
Cassidy Mary, house-maid John Tucker, 840 Market
Cassidy Jlary Mrs. , dwl 773 Folsom
Cassidy Mary (w idow), dwi 30 Everett
Cassidy Mary (widow), dwl 99 Gilbert, rear
Cassidy Mary A. Miss, teacher music, dwi 823 Mission
Cassidv M. F. Miss, milliner, dwl 37 Second
Cassidy Michael, teamster D. Moore & Co., NE cor Pine

and Front
Cassidy P., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Cassidy Patrick, laborer Moore & Hanson, dwl 636 Natoma
eassidv Richard. Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Cassidy Robert,, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Cassidv Thomas, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Cassidy Thomas P., plumber William McKeowii, dwl 99

Gilbert, rear
Cassidy William, shipcarjjenter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Cassilly J. P., physician, oHfice and dwi 351 Foiu-th
Ci'-ssimano Bergini, blacksmith Massone & Lacaze, dwl

331 Vallejo
Cassin F. & P. J., wholesale wines and liquors, and recti-
fiers, 523 Front
Cassin Francis (F. cfc P. J. Cassin), dwl 959 Howard
Cassin Francis Jr., salesman F. & P. J. Cassin, dwl 959

Howard
Cassin Isaac, lumberman, dwl W s Washington Av bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
Cassin Hyppolite, papercarrier, dwl 10 Pollard PI
Cassin m! Rev., St. Dominic Monastery, dwl NW cor Bush

and Steiner
Cassin Martin, dwi 245 Clementina
Cassin Patrick, miner, dwi 406 Broadway
Cassin Patrick J. (/'. d: P. J. Cci.^sin), dwi 624 Ellis
Cassin Peter, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl W s

Clara Av bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Cassin Peter F., blacksmith, dwl 37i Langton
Cassin Thomas, barkeeper Cornelius Donohoe, dwi 316

Jackson
Cassin. See Cassen
CassinellaAntone, vermicilli and macaronimaker, dwl 521

Vallejo
Casso Gio^'annl A. , barber, dwl 505 Broadway
Cassiraga Aloysius, waiter St. Ignatius College, dwi 841

Market
Cassmann William, shipcarpenter, dwi 210 Ritch

Cassou Peter (Cassou it Sartou), dwl W s San Bruno
Road nr Golden City House

Casson k Sartou {Peter Caumn and John Sartmi), milk-
ranch, W s San Bruno Road nr'Golden City House

Cassuben Christian, clerk William Mentel, dwl 632 Bdwy

Cassuben Enist, pajierhanger and whitener, 515 Bush

Ca.ssura J. B., vegetable dealer, 55 Colombo Market

Cast Steel Shoe and Die Co., William R. Townsend secre-
tary, office 330 Pine room 4

Castagiiet Pierre, liquor saloon and boarding, W a Rail-
road Av, nr Sixth, South S. F.

Castagneto John, with Lorenzo Costa, dwi 515 Union

Castag'nino Emanuelo, carjjenter, dwi 2017 Tajior

Castafios Bartolo (Baca d: Caxtanas), dwi 526 Sutter

Ca.stareno C, cabinetmaker, dwi IS First

Castarjaso Antonio, fruits, 145 Post

Castel Francis, varieties, 1115 Stockton

Castel George, French fumiturepolisher, 510 Post

Castel. See Castell

Castelhun F. Carl, physician and surgeon, office 413 Bush,
dwi 1032 Mission"

Castelhun Frederick J., attorney at law, office 607 Keaniy,
dwi 1606 Leavenworth

Castelhun Marj- A. Mrs., principal South Cosmopolitan
Piimary School, dwi 1606 Leavenworth

Castell Carrie Miss, dressmaker, dwi 1021 Pacific

Castell M. (widow), dwi 1021 Pacific

Castell. See Castel

Castellanos Prudencis, chemist, dwi 2003 Bush

Castello Henry, barber, dwi 6 Hinckley

Castello Henn-, laborer A. il. Sinjpson & Brother, Beale
St.\Miarf"

Castello Henry C, clerk Industrial School, dwi 26 Stone

Castello Joseph, oj'sterman Edward Newman, dwl 777A-
Mission

Castello Joseph, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 548
Mission

Castello Michael, marbleworker Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl
264 Stevenson

Castello Nellie J. Miss, dwi 10 Taylor

Castello. See Castillo and Costello

Castelo Pantaleon, carpenter, dwi 412 Union

Castelo Serapia Miss, dressmaker, dwi 412 Union

Casternet Louise, housekeeper, dwi W s Stockton bet
Pacific and Broadway

Castero Patrick, laborer, dwi 174 J^ Minna

Castegan James H., salesman Thomas J. Brooke, dwl 24
Stanly PI

Castigliani Serafini, baker Peter Pedrotta, dwi S s Pacific
bet Stockton and Powell

Castilano Andrew, dwi 315 Jlontgomerj' Av

Castilano Marian, laundry, dwi 315 Montgomery Av

Castille Frances, coppersmith Simeon Mistre, dwl 647 Pac

Castillo James, carpenter, dwi 22 Turk

Castillo Joseph, shoemaker, dwi 10 Hinckley

Castillo Lucia Mrs., dwi 722 Broadway

Castillo R., dwi 804 Pacific

Castillo. See Castello and Costello

Castillon Jesus, dwi 1118 Kearny, rear

Castillon John, jeweler, dwi 21 Scott PI

Castillon Martha, dwi 14Si Clara

Castins , seaman, dwi Minen a House

Cr.stis George, fruit dealer, 12 Dupont

Castis Nicholas, restaurant, 107 Third

Castle Albert C, teacher Heald's Business College, dwl
2535 Mission

CAiSiTLE BKOTHEKS (Frederick L. Castle), import-
ers and wholesale grocers, 213 Front

Castle Charles, cigars and tobacco, 356 Third, dwi ISJ-
Freelon

Castle Charles H. , carpenter, dwi 1225 Filbert

Castle Edward, driver Omnibus R. R. Co.

Castle Eugene G., with Castle Bros., dwi NE cor Van

Ness Av and Sutter
Castle Francis, tinner, dwi 639 Pacific

Castle Frederick L. (Castle Brothers), dwi NE cor Sutter

and Van Ness Av
Castle H. H., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwi 429 Bush
Castle James, teamster, dwi cor Twenty-ninth and Va-
lencia
Castle Louisa Mrs. , housekeeper, dwi 639 Pacific
Castle Michael, merchant, dwi 021 O'Farrell
Castle Patrick, liquor saloon, cor Twenty-ninth and Miss
Castle Stephen, solicitor Golden Gate Market, dwi 2136

Stockton
Castle Walter M., clerk Castle Brothers, dwi NE cor Sutter

and ^'an Ness Av
Castner Charles A. , sparmaker, Berry bet Fifth and Sixth,
dwl 801 Hayes

BSAMISH'S—Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearnjr, Established 1862.

Castner Frederick, gardener, dwl SW cor Teiinesseo and

Solano
Castnett (J., gardener, San Bnnio Road nr Bay View
Castor Joseph, porter, dwl 31 Hush
Castorena Jesus, billiard-tahleniaker Jacob Strahlo & Co.,

dwl ,'i07 Mission
Castorena Jesus, boot and shoemaker, ISroadway hot Du-

pont and Montgomery Av, dwl IS Pincknoy PI
Castorph Julius, laborer, dwl <»09 Kearny
Castreyon Francisca, seamstress, dwl Is'Pinckney PI
Castro Frank, dwl 720 Vallejo
Castro Gabriele Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1311 Dupont
Castro Georjfe, laundryman S. F. Laundry, N\V cor Turk

and Fillmore
Castro James, clerk, dwi 904 Jackson
Castro Joseph, fanner, dwl G Pollard PI
Castro M. Miss, dwl 34 Kearny

Castro Manuel, real-estate agent, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Castro Marie (widow), dwl 034 \'allejo
Casty Andrew, farmer, dwl SW cor JIcAllisterand Larkin
Casvaser A. M., dwl 8()i) Market
Caswell A., dwl 30 McAllister
Caswell Albert, painter, dwl G03 Jackson
Caswell C. labt>rer, dwl 509 Washington
Caswell E. E., pianotuner Sherman & Hyde, dwl 511

OTarrell
Caswell E. E. Mrs., milliner, 28 Post
Caswell George £., millinery, 28 Post
Caswell Harvey, clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl 535 Post
Caswell Lewis, carijenter, dwl 329^ Ellis
Caswell William, longshoreman, dwl 451 First
Catalano Luigi Signora, teacher vocal music, dwl 830 Pac
Catalina Guisejipe, laborer Pardini & Bonaldi, dwl Cal-
ifornia Hotel
Catalow John {Smith, Mann tfc C), dwl 1512 Howard
Catania Joseph, fish dealer, dwl 126 Bernard
Catarino France, shoemaker, dwl 10 Hinckley
Cate Charles, brickmason, dwl 714 Tehama
Cate Frank, seaman schr Sophia Johnson, Washington

St. Wharf
Cate Joseph B. (C. F. Marsnn <t Co.), dwl 219 Ninth
Catechi Emanuel C, clerk John Catechi, 204 Second
Catechi John, fruits and cigars, 204 Second
Catelli Mariano, framemaker Lippi Bros., dwl 749 Market
Catelli Silvio C. , baker Giovanni Malatesta, dwl 1313 Dup
Cathcart Alfred B., clerk Hall & Charles, 408 Montgomery
Cathctirt Charles L-, clerk J. W. Brown & Co., dwl 17

Grand Av
Cathcart Maurice, dwl 20 Sherwood PI
Cathcart William, master mariner, dwl 2627 Harrison
Cathcharri Sylvester, boardinghouse, 619 Broadway
Cather J. P. J., assistant bookkeeper Huntington, Hop-
kins & Co., dwl 969 Harrison
Cather William, dwl 969 Harrison
Cathers Samuel, clerk, dwl 1206 Market
Catherwood Edwin C. , mining, office 2 Court Block, 638

Claj', res Oakland
Catherwood S. , clerk, dwl 325 O'Fan-ell
Cathie William, shipcarjjenter, dwl 564 Minna
CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASl'HIM, Sister Frances Me-

Ennis superioress, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth ays

nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Catlin A. Miss, teacher Clarke Institute, dwl 600 Bush
Catlin Brant E., clerk Naval Office Custom House, res

Oakland
Catlin Percival H., with Washington J. Leaman, dwl 1426

Stockton
Catoa Thomas, seaman O. & 0. S. S. Gaelic
Catoir Hannah (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 825 Harrison
Catoir Julius, butcher Sauhuann & Lauenstein, dwl 213

Prospect PI
Caton Manuel, cook New Wisconsin Hotel
Caton William, stonemason, dwl 1713 Leavenworth
Cator Frank, longshoreman, dwl 1104 Montgomery
Cator James H., shoemaker I. M. Went worth & Co., dwl

419 Hickory Av
Catoraff Alexander, seaman stm Humboldt, Jackson St.

Wharf
Cattarina Emanuel J., melon depot, 430 Davis, dwl 1714

Dupont
Cattarina Matthew, porter Sanderson & Horn, dwl 5 St.

Mary
Catterall Thomas, carpenter (and Catterall Je Evans), dwl

2099 Market
Catterall & E\3.n%(Thomas Catterall <t William Evans),

liquor saloon, 1011 Market
Cattermole Charles, shipchandler, office SW cor Davis and

Vallejo, dwl SW cor Mason and Vallejo
Cattermole Francis, seaman, dwl 12 Washington

Cattennole John C, master mariner, dwl SVV cor Mason
and Vallejo

Cattermole Robert, carpenter, dwl 29J Rausch

Catton A. M. (widow), dwl 1417 Taylor

Cattdu Charles II., bookkeeper J. W. Grace & Co., dwl
1329 California

Catton Fi-ederick R., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., res Oak-
land

Catton James, baker, dwl 639 Broadway

Catton Walter D., bookkeeper Joseph M. Shot well, dwl
1317 Taylor

Catton William, machinehand S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 616 (California

Catton William M., clerk Dickson, De Wolf & Co., dwl 1417
Taylor

Cattran Joseph H., carpenter, dwl 511 Howard

Cauffman Harry, Silverman Pacific Mail S, S. City of Pe-
kin

Caufield Michael, laborer, dwl 6 Natoma

Caufield Patrick, teamster E. C. Kennedy, dwl 5 Hayward

Caughell James, master mariner, dwl 1111 Pacific

Caughell John, stonecutter, dwl N s Point Lobos Av nr
Boyce

Caughell Peter, master mariner, dwl N s Point Lobos Av
nr Boyce

Caughey Clement P., bookkeeper Cosgrove & Co., res
Oakland

Caughin John, barkeeper Adam &Kibbe, dwl 1313 Market

Caughlin J., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.

Caughlin John, carpenter, dwl 15 Adelaide PI

Caughlin John, engineer, dwl 1812 Stockton

Caughlin John, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl N s
Shasta nr Illinois

Caughlin. See Coughlin

Cauldwell Charles, porter Pacific Eailroad Freight Office,
dwl 1107 Clay

Cauldwell Zacharias, barber, dwl 1107 Clay

Cauldwell. Sec Caldwell

Cauley Hannah (widow), W s and nr San Miguel Station

Cauley John, foundryman, dwl 30 Natoma

Cauley Patrick, dwl 64 Natoma

Caulfield Clara Miss, teacher music and French, dwl 37
Clarence PI

Caulfield .John, bootmaker John Heany, dwl cor Front
and Pacific

Caulfield John, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 6 Natoma

Caulfield Martin, laborer, dwl 8 Welsh

Caulfield Martin, liquor saloon, 236 First

Caulfield M. H., liquor saloon, 525 Fourth

Caulfield Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 6 Na-
toma

Caulfield Thomas, laborer, dwl 839 Hayes

Caulsen Charles, deckhand stm San Joaquin, Vallejo St.
Wharf

Caulson R., expressman, 130 Fourth

Cause William, waiter Cal. Restaurant, dwl 614 Mont-
gomery

Causse, Marius, painter, dwl 736 Pacific

Causwell , mariner, dwl 525i Howard

Cavagnaro Antonio, baker, dwl 423 Filbert, rear

Cavagnaro Domenico, dwl 628 Broadway

Cavagnaro John, waiter, dwl 1337 Dupont

Cavagnero Louis, boarding, 14 Union PI

Cavalero Sarafino, carpenter, dwl 631 Broadway

Cavalho John, baker B. Ratto & Co., dwl 127 Gilbert

CAV.4I.IETTI DEMOCLITO, agent Lucy Daniels,
1406 Dupont

CAVALLIER JULES P., stockbroker, office 513 Cal,
dwl 501 Second

Cavallo John, baker, dwl 427 Filbert

Cavan George, Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn., 139 Post

Cavan James, dwl 704^ Mission

Cavanagh , laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.

Cavanagh Agnes (widow), dwl 125 Fourth, rear

Cavanagh Charles, shoemaker Buckingham &, Hecht, dwl
125 Fourth, rear

Cavanagh Daniel, laborer, dwl 12 Broadway

Cavanagh Dominic, shipcarpenter, dwl E 8 York bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

Cavanagh E. , laborer Adam Muir, dwl NE cor Minna and
Ninth

Cavanagh Fred. H., clerk, dwl 21 Turk

Cavanagh James, calker Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19

Steuart
Cavanagh John, laborer, dwl 326 Green
Cavanagh John C, gardener, dwl W s Santa Clara nr

Eighteenth
Cavanagh John J., waiter McKittrick & Kenny, dwl 15
Harlan PI

JAMES &. STEELE S: CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumea

San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchai:;,

Cavanag-h Mary Mrs., dressmaker, dwl E s York bet

Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Cavanagh Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 21 Turk
Cavajiacrh Maurice, laborer, dwl E s Church nr Twenty-
ninth
CavaiiaKh Patrick, carriagepainter, 426 Pacific, dwl 24

Howard
Cavanagh Philip, gasfitter James Croall, Jr., dwl 1100

Powell
Cavanagh Richard, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

721 Brannan
Cavanagh Richard, laborer, dwl 2005 Dupont
Cavanagh Thomas, calker, dwl E s Harrison nr Alabama
Cavanagh Thomas, extraman Hose No. 3 S. F. F. D.
Cavanagh Thomas J., liquor saloon, 140 Second
Cavanagh Timothy, farmer, dwl 21 Turk
Cavanagh William, hostler, dwl 16 Lewis PI
Cavanagh. See Cavanaugh and Kavanagh

Cavanaugh , boilennaker Union Iron Works

Cavanaugh Annie, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Cavanaugh John D., mason new U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, dwl 417 Stevenson
Cavanaugh Mary, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Cavanaugh Walter, laborer, dwl 366^ Natoma
Cavanaugh William, boilermaker, dwl 4 Natoma
Cavanaugh William M., bookkeeper James T. White &

Co., dwl 728 Montgomery
Cavanaugh. See Cavanagh and Kavanagh
Cavann James D., machinehand Cal. Planing Mills
Cave August, marblecutter Stephen Campodonico, dwl 23

Turk
Cave Thomas C, seaman, dwl 803 Hyde
Caveazel John, laborer S. Lachman & Co.
Caven John J., plasterer, dwl 225 Fifteenth
Cavenaro George, marbleworker Charles Bianchi, dwl 17

Lafayette
Caveney John (Flynn de C), dwl 315 Eighth
Caverly Anne (widow), dwl 1103 Montgomery
Caverly J. M., captain Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Caverry Thomas, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Cavieri Davide, vegetables, Colombo Market
Cavistie Renfe, florist, dwl S s Sixteenth bet Guerrero and

Dolores
Cawin F., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Cawley Edward H., foreman Scholle & Lankershim, dwl

123 Olive Av
Cawley John, dwl Light Station East Brother
Cawley William, liquor saloon, SW cor Fourth and Free-
Ion, dwl 321 Tehama
Cawson Benjamin, woolendresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen

Factory, dwl North Point nr Larkin
Cazala Peter, laborer Branch Miners' Restaurant, 769

Market
Cazassa Agostina, gardener, dwl W s Market nr Fifteenth
Cazeau Emil, dwl 719 Market

Cazeaux Dominic (P. B. Berges <Se Co.), dwl 540 Wash
Cazeaux Jennie Mme., dressmaker, dwl 819 Broadway
Cazell Jean, butcher, dwl 819 Broadway
Cazneau Augusta (widow), dwl 1709 Dupont
Cazneau Charles, watchman Palace Hotel
Cazneau Jennie (widow), dwl 536 Third
Cazneau Paul, dwl 3 King
Cazneau Walker, dwl 536 Third
Cazneau William L., clerk, dwl 1709 Dupont
Cear Robert, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Louis-
iana and Sierra
Cebrian John C. (Molera <b C.\ dwl 710 O'Farrell
Cecil John, first assistant teacher Industrial School
Cecile Mme. , hairdresser, dwl 908 Larkin
Cedarholm John, wagonmaker Saul & Co., dwl 656 How
Cederberg Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.), Richard

Brown secretary, office 215 Sansom
Cederbund John, blacksmith F. \. Curry, dwl 219 First

Cederlund , blacksmith, dwl 1214 Larkin

Cefous James, hairdressing saloon, 905J Howard
Cehelen Henry, laborer, dwl 423 Bush

Ceiley , dwl 737 Howard

Cein Michael, laborer, dwl 10 Sherwood PI

Ceis John, shoemaker, dwl 4 Winter Lane

Ceitfuchs Edward, engraver, dwl 317 Minna

Celestina Segale Miss, dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-ninth

Celey William, engineer, dwl 521 Howard

Cell George, deckhand Oakland Ferry, dwl SW cor Market

and Steuart
Cell Henry, waiter, dwl 509 Washington
Cella Louisa Miss, dwl 1410 Polk

Cella Luke, merchant, dwl E s Pierce bet Eddy and Ellis
Cella N. Paul, cigannaker G. Perazzo, dwl Hotel D'ltalia
Cellar Albert, goldbeater, dwl 23 Scott PI

Cellar Michael, printer, dwl 23 Scott PI

CELLAKIIIS. BRASTD <£ WORCKEN (C. Cellariug,
Wilhelnt Wobckeii and Ernest Brand), importers
wines and liquors, 611 Sansom

Cellarius Charles (fiellanug. Brand & Wobcken), dwl 1123
Bush

Cellarius G., S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 Cal

Cellarius John, musician, dwl 123 Francisco

Celle Dominico, fruits and toys, 421 Wash, dwl 9 Vallejo

Cella John B., paper-boxmaker Max Waizman, dwl 5
Margaret PI

Celle Lorenzo, wood and coal, hay and grain, 803 Brannan

Celler Michael, expressman, SE cor Battery and Bush,
dwl 163 Perry

Celli Joseph C, dwl 304 Third

Celner William, dwl 717 Sansom

Celtic Protective and Benevolent Society, rooms Irish
American Hall, 819 Howard

Cendriopeel Gregory, dwl 212 Washington

Centennial Commissioner and Board Managers Centennial
Exhibition, office Mechanics' Institute Bldg, 27 Post

Centennial Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
Daniel Buck secretary, ofl5ce 309 Montgomery room 80

Centennial House, Mrs. S. B. Stewart propr, 16 Stockton

Center Da\id, carpenter, dwl W s Folsom, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first

Center House, John B. Lejean proptr, 2009 Folsom

Center James, dwl 1916 Howard

Center John, real estate, office 420 California room 16,
dwl 723 Sixteenth

Center Moses S., dwl 793 Mission

Center S. H., dwl 1402 Polk

Centlivre Frank, hackdriver, dwl 619 Mission

Central Belmont Silver Mining Co. (Belmont, Nev.), David
Wilder secretarj-, office 28 Merchants' Exchange

Centi-al Comstock Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Lucien
Hermann, secretary, office 330 Pine room 11

Central Flour Mills, James N. McCune agent, office 117 Clay

Central Pacific Hotel, Michael Farrell proptr, 348 Fourth

CENTRAI; PACIFIC RAILROAD CO., Leland
Stanford President, C. H. Miller Jr. secretary, gen-
eral offices NE cor Fourth and Townsend, Oakland
and Alameda Ferry foot of Market, freight depots
Fourth, King, and Townsend

CENTRA!, PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.'S buUdlng,
NE. cor Fourth and Townsend

CENTRAL PACWIC RAILROAD STEAMERS,
office foot Market

CENTRAL RAILROAD CO., Reuben Morton presi-
dent, office 116 Taylor

Central Silver Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
Lucien Hermann secretarj-, office 330 Pine room 11

Central Wool Depot, John H. McAlister proptr, N s
Townsend, bet Fifth and Sixth

CENTRE MARKET, N. Dodge superintendent, SE
cor Sutter and Dujxjnt

Centre Market Co. (W.S.Hobart and Walter E. Dean),
office 419 California

Centwall Mary Mrs., lodgings, 633 California

Cerale John, laborer with Casassa, Bacigalupi, and Cor-
celia, dwl SE cor Hayes and Baker

Cereghino Angelo, laborer, dwl Hotel D'ltalia

Cereghino Benedetto, wood and coal, 428 and 430 Pacific

Cereghino G., bootmaker Maynard & Jones, dwl cor Sac-
ramento and Stockton

Cereghino Giovanni, marblecutter Giacomo Brignardello,
dwl 17 Union PI

Cereghino Luigi, bootblack, 547 Merchant, dwl 105 Pros-
pect PI

Cereghino Rocco, groceries and liquors, E s Mission nr
Twenty-ninth

Cerf Albert {J. Cerf Jk Co.), dwl 716 Post

Cerf Emanuel, expressman, cor Mission and Third, dwl
19 Bernard

Cerf J. & Co. (Jules a7id Albert Cerf and Alphonse Den-
nery, importers crockery, glassware, lamps, etc., 516

Cerf Jules {J. Cerf i: Co.), dwl 716 Post

Cerf Moses (Blockman & Cerf), dwl 1203 Sutter

CERINI FRANK, bottles and rags, 205 aild 207 Davis,

res Oakland
Cerisola Nicola, boarding, 331 Broadway
Cerl Henry, clerk, dwl 225 Perry

Cerrelli Lorenzo, bootblack, NW cor Kearny and Wash-
ington, dwl N s Vallejo bet Keaniy and Dujiont
Cerritos Decidereo, cigarmaker, dwl 1229 Dupont
Cerro Gordo (Chinese), cigar factorj-, 115 Jackson
Cerro Gordo Quicksilver Mining Co. (San Benito Co., Cal.),
William R. Townsend secretary, office 330 Pine room 4

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market!

■Vf. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Cereon T. L., janitor U. S. Mint, NW cor Mission and
Fifth

Cervelli Alexander, laborer Carlo Galinberti, dwl 819 Clay

Cervelli Raphael {jfiaphael Cervelli ,{- Co.), dwl 713 Bdwy

Cervelli Raphael & Co. (Frank Martini), liquor saloon,
712 Sansom

Cescotta Valente, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial

Cesu R., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Cetigne Louis, laborer Torrens & Eiirioht, 1520 Clay

Oetterberg- Adolphe, seaman schr Stag-hound, Beale St.
Wharf

Cevalli Anerego, machinist, dwl 7 Vallejo Court

CKVASt'O O. B., publisher and proprietor La Voce
del Popolo, office 603 Washington

Chabrell Louis, tailor, dwl 1114 Powell

Chabro Manuel, fisherman, dwl 420 Drumra

Chace , carbuilder, dwl 542 Mission

Chace E. Jacob, clerk, dwl 740 Fourth

Chace Nathaniel L., driver O. La^^'ton & Co., dwl 1631
Mission

Chace William B., attorney at law, office 29 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl 1307 Green

Chace. See Chase

Chadboume Charles F. , salesman Kittle & Co. , res San
Rafael

Chadboume Forrest S. {Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.),
1106 Bush

Chadboume Jabez, attorney at law, office 528 California,
dwl 1322 Hyde

Chadboume Joshua (Bider, Somers & Co.), dwl W s
Treat Av nr Twenty-second

Chadboume Le\'i, clerk John Burnap, dwl 420 Leaven-
worth

Chadboume Thomas J., Eclipse Bakerj', 1412 and 1418
Dupont, office 200 Davis, dwl 208 Turk

Chadwick E. F. Mrs., dwl 521 Ellis

Chadwick Frank R., clerk Odd Fellows' Savings Bank,
dwl 21 Ellis

Chadwick H. A., dwl Lick House

Chadwick John, storekeeper Union Club

Chadwick Joseph L., waterproof paints and fluids, 333
Fifth, dwl 516 Seventh

Chadwick N. M., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1527
Powell

Chadwick Nathaniel G., builder, dwl 1937 Broadway

Chadworth Harrj', steward Pacific Mail S. S. Granada

Chafaner George, cabinetmaker, dwl 5 Delaware PI

Chafer Charles, inspector Southern Pacific R. R.

Chaffey John, seaman stm Senator, Broadway St. Wharf

Chaigneau A. & Co. {Ferdinand Neuberger), printers la-
bels, etc., M* Clay "7"? ^

Chaigneau Alfred {Chaigtwau d- Co.), dwl W s Howard
bet Twentieth and Twenty-first

Chait'neau Paul, printer A. Chaigneau & Co., dwl W s
Howard bet "Twentieth and Twenty-first

Chaigneau Victoria (widow), dwl W s Howard bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first

Chaigneau Victor A. , student medical department Uni-
versity California, 652 Washington, dwl W 8 Howard
bet Twentieth and Twenty-first

Chain J. , dwi 536 Sacramento

Chaine Jacques, laundry, 309 Vallejo

Chaine N. Mrs., stationer}-, 354 Fourth

Chalenor Frank, clerk Shattuck & Fletcher, dwl 226 Sutter

Chaler Edward, tailor, dwl 1031 Dupont

Challamer Adrain, carpenter, dwl 512 Fourth

Challender Peter, tailor, dwi 516 Chestnut

Challenge Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Wal-
ter E. Dean secretary, office 419 California room 19

Challiol George, tailor, dwl 15 William

Chalmers Hugh, receipt clerk U. S. Mint, dwl 703 Market

Chalmers John C, clerk H. H. Noble & Co., 1604 Larkin

Chalmers Thomas, commission merchant, dwl 742 Har-
rison

Chalmers William L. , general agent California Insurance
Co., office 318 California, dwl 1128 McAllister

Chaloner Mary H. (w idow), dwl 439 Green

Chaloner Richard, plumber Charles W. Smith, dwl cor
Filbert and Fillmore

CHAMBER OF 1'0NMU:R€E, rooms Merchants' Ex-
change, second floor

Chamberlain A., engineer, dwi 206 Eddy

Chamberlain Abbey (widow), dwl Fifteenth Av, bet P and
Q. South S. F.

Chamberlain Belle A. Mrs., test medium, dwl 709 Mission

Chamberlain Charles H., receiver U. S. Land Office, 506
Jackson, res Oakland

Chamberlain E. B., brakeman Southern Pacific R. R., dwl
804 Third

Chamberlain Eloise (widow), proprietress Chamberlain
House, 600 Bush

Chamberlain Henry L., salesman Locke & Montague, dwl
641 Folsoni

Chamberlain John, dwi 606 Montgomery

Chamberlain Lelia Mrs. {Leila, Curtis lis Co.), dwl 606
Montgomerj'^

Chamberlin Minnie Miss, student Heald's Telegraph In-
stitute, dwi 100 Silver

Chamberlain N. , dwl 34 Turk

Chamberlain Patrick, teacher, dwl 316 Fourth

Chamberlain P. B., student Heald's Business College, res
Oakland

Chamberlain Phelps, physician, office 652 Market, dwl
1018 Geary

Chamberlain, S., clerk, dwl 1142.^ Market

Chamberlain W. E. Jr., principal actual business depart-
ments Pac. Business College, dwi 26^ Kearny

Chamberlayne Benjamin W., broker, dwi 619 Mission

Chamberlin Albert, carpenter, dwl 720 Ellis

Chamberlin C, driver Citv R. R.

Chamberlin Charles, dwl 107 O'Farrell

Chamberlin Charles C, cai-penter Cal. Planing Mills

Chamberlin Robert S., third assistant engineer Pacific
Mail S. S. Constitution

Chamberlin Romeo M. {Chamberlin <Ss Owens), dwi 820
Bush

Chamberlin & Owens {Romeo M. Chamberlin and Peter
A . Oioens), shipping and commission merchants, 318
Front

Chambers Alexander J., bookkeeper Riehn, Hemme &
Co., res Oakland

Chambers Edward, miner, dwl Park Hotel

Chambers Edward, shipcarpenter, dwl 308 Beale

Chambers George, dwl 409 Stevenson

Chambers George {Gladding, McBean <t Co.), res Chi-
cago, 111.

Chambers George, messenger U. S. Surveyor-General's
Office, dwi 306 Pine

Chambers J. , pressman, dwl 209 Leidesdorfl

Chambers James, trackman Central R. R.

Chambers John, captain stm Vaquero, dwl 987 Harrison

Chambers John L., dwl 1120 Pine

Chambers John W., pressman Women's Co-operative
Printing Union, dwl 10 Bernard

Chambers Joseph, expressman, dwl 606 Second

Chambers M. Miss, actress California Theater

Chambers M. C, driver Sutter St. R. R., 1304 Polk

Chambers N., clerk, dwl 8 Mason

Chambers Simon, carpenter, dwi 537 Fulton

Chambers Thomas, porter Greenebamn & Co., dwl 613
Third

Chambers M'., hamessman City R. R.

Chamonal Emile {Brun <t- C), dwi 722 Lombard

Cham pi Fanny Miss., dwi 428 Green

Champion Joseph, molder Savage & Son, dwl San Fran-
cisco Hotel

Champion Soap Factory, Thomas Dolan proprietor, E s
Potrero Av nr El Dorado

Champion Woodward H., driver International Hotel, 824
Kearny

Champlin Calvin H., salesman S. L. Ma-stick & Co.

Champlin John L. {Champlin <fc Boot), dwl NE cor
Twenty -fourth and Howard

Champlin & Root {J. L. Champlin and W. D. Boot), real-
estate and discountbrokers, 331 Kearny

Champreux A. , molder William T. Garratt

Champreux Gustave, brassfinisher William T. Garratt,
dwi 729 Broadway

Champsaur Lucien, printer S. F. Courier, dwl 809 Pac

Chan Leon, liquor dealer, dwi 1417 Hyde

Chan Ning Tuck Kee (Chinese), druggist, 704 Dupont

Chancy Thomas, carpenter Savage & Son, dwl 242 Fre-
mont

Chandler Arthur, seaman, dwl Steuart St. House

Chandler B. P. Miss, dwl 20 Mary

Chandler Charles, liquor saloon, California Theater, dwl
1907 Stockton

Chandler Charles A., barkeeper C. A. Stewart, dwl 2109
Mason

Chandler C. P. Mrs., teacher music, dwl S s Twenty-sec-
ond nr Valencia

Chandler Edward L., architect Henry C. Macy, dwi 214
O'Farrell

Chandler Edwin J., clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl 1425
Hyde

Chandler F. P. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1329 California

Chandler Frank, conductor N. B. & Mission R. R., dwi
340 Third

!9t JAMES G-. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchil

Chandler George, tailor, dwl cor Scott and Broadway

Chandler Georg-e C. , painter, dwl W s Eleventh bet Har-
rison and Brjant

Chanfller George W. {flarrington <t- Co.), res Point New
Year, Santa Cruz Co.

Chamller John A., cabinetmaker Weir & Greenwood, dwl
04 Silver

CHAXEM.EK JOHX A., secretary Board U. S. Inspect-
ors Steam ^'essels, dwl 142 Sixth

Chandler M. A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1329 California

C'MAXBSILER KK'H.iKO »., coal, 118 and 120 Pacific,
dwl 789 Chestnut

Chandler Robert, cajrtain stm Enterprise, dwl 1425 Hyde

Chandler Robert, waiter, dwl 24 John

Chandler Thomas, proptr Mariner's Home, 504 and 506
Davis

Chandler William L., bookkeeper Child & Maguire, dwl
600 Bush

Chandler William S., chief steward Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Tokio, dwl W s Guerrero bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth

Chandler William S., with Richard D. Chandler, dwl 789
Chestnut

Chang Yeon Fam (Chinese), physician, office 744 Wash

Change House, or Stevenson's Building, Mrs. C. J. Fur-
man proprietress, SW cor Montgomery and Cal

Chantry David, hostler McCord & Malone, dwl Bay Dis-
trict Fair Grounds

Chantry Eusebius R., tailor, dwl 115 Prospect PI

Chapeaii L., mining, dwl 726 Washington

Chapel Deodatus, machinist, dwl 2311 Larkin

Chapett Edward, molder City Iron Works, dwl cor Mis-
sion and Beale

Chajiin C, dwl S63|- Market

Chajjui Chancey, barkeeper Christopher Mangels, 100
Third

Chajjin Edward, mining director, dwl 737 Howard

Chaphi Edward S., first lieutenant Fourth U. S. Artillery,
dwl Presidio Barracks

Cha])in Edward W. , clerk Auditor's Office Central Pacific
R. R. , NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 130 Tvler

CHAI'I.%' KEOKfiE W.. rail-estate agent, 422 Mont-
gijmery, dwl 1006 Washington

Chapin Joseph, fisherman, dwl Midway nr Stockton

Chapin Samuel A., mineowiier, office 65 Merchants' Ex-
change, res Alameda

Chapleau J., dwl 624 Fourth

Chaplin James, bookkeeper Charles Otto, res Alameda

Chaplin M. {M. d- W. Chaplin ct Co.), res Alameda

Chaplin M. & W. & Co., adjusters accounts, office 123 Cal

Chaplin Samuel D., bookkeeper Whittier, Fuller iSi Co.,
dwl 1007 California

Chaplin W. (.V. <fc W. ChajMn <fc Co.), res Alameda

Chapman Andrew J., calker, 7 Spear, dwl 26 Scott PI

Cha])man Belle Miss, actress California Theater

Chapman Benjamin C, watchmaker Cornell Watch Co.,
dwl 5 Downey

Chajiman Charles B., physician, office 824 Montgomery,
dwl 2133 Mission

Chapman Charles D., teacher music, dwl 1123 Ellis

Chapman Charles P., dwl 127 Kearny

Chapman Chloe M. Mrs., importer human hair, 625 Mar-
ket (Palace Hotel), dwl 2133 Mission

Chapman Clara Mrs., teacher wax-flowers, dwl 119 Fifth

Chajjman Cjtus C, with Spruance, Stanley & Co., dwl 106
Valencia

Chapman E., laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.

Chapman Edward K., clerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl Commer-
cial Hotel

Chapman George J., helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 534
Folsom

Chapman Henry, jeweler, 614 Merchant, dwl 18 Bernard

Chapman Henrj' Mrs. , furnished rooms, 530 Pine

Chapman Henrj', painter, 530 Pine

Chapman Howard (D. //. Macdonald ib Co.), dwl 2505
Clay

Chapman Ira G., engineer stm Pilot

Chapman Ira H., engineer Engine No. 3 S. F. F. D., dwl
4 Helen

Chapman James, cook New York Bakery

Chapman James F. (J. W. Grace d; Co.), res East Oak-
land

Chai>man James W., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
812 Filbert

Chapman John, butcher Henry Whitman, dwl 2311 Mason

Chapman John B. (Cliapmnn A- Bauer), dwl 2311 Mason

Chapman John E., apprentice Edward H. Linforth&Co.,
dwl 812 Filbert

Chapman John P., clerk George W. Miller, dwl 4 Helen

Chapman Mill and Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), Frank Swil

secretary, office 419 California
Clia])man O. & Co. {Francis S. Monroe), real-estate agent;

436 Montgomerj'
Chapman Oliver (0. Chapiruin d: Co.), dwl W s Polk bt

Green and Union
Chapman Ralph J., expressman, cor Post and Montgon

eiy, dwl 513 Taylor
Chapman Robert C., lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 34

Third
Chapman Robert E., lettercaiTier Post-office, dwl 131

California
Chapman Samuel H., liquor saloon, 340 Bush, dwl li

Prospect
Chapman T., first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Chapman W. B., miner, dwl 227 Second
Chapman Willard, waiter New Y'ork Bakerj-, dwl 101

Powell
€II.\PMAX WILLIAM S., capitalist, office 306 Pirn

dw! Grand Hotel
CHAP.1IAX A BAl'ER (John B. Chapman and Joh

Bauer), contractors nightwork, 313 Dujjont
Chapot Benoit (Chapot tt- Courrege), dwl SW cor Fift

Av and M, South S. F.
Chapot & Courrege (Benoit Chapot and Roch Courreg,

liquor saloon and boarding, SW cor Fifth Av and J

South S. F.
Chappelar S. N., conductor N. B. & Mission R. R., dv

829 Folsom
Chappell Bella W. Miss, assistant teacher Ladies' Pr(

tection and Relief Soc. , NE cor Geary and Franklir
Chappell Petei', dwl 736 Union
Chappell Scott R., traveling auditor Central Pacific R. R

office NE cor Fourth and TovNTisend room 3, dwl 3(

Jones
Chappell W. (widow), dwl NE cor Fair Oaks nr Twent;

sixth
Chappell William, expressman, cor Fourth and Howar(

dwl 934 Harrison
Chappin J., tinsmith, G. & W. Snook
Chapuis Bertha Mrs., teacher French, North Cosmopol

tan Grammar School, dwl 909 Greenwich
Chaquette Eve (Chaquette <t Pinson), res Oakland
Chaquette & Pinson (E. Chaquette and A. Pinson), pr<

prietors Maine Restaurant, 719 Market
Charbonell Henri, insj^ector Custom House, dwl 61

Fourth
Chard George H., carpenter Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dv

1013 Scott
Chard George R., clerk Edward Neumann, dwl 1013 Sco'
Chardine Amand, stockdealer, dwl SW cor Dupont an

Vallejo
Chariot Joseph, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeld

dwl 5 Salmon, rear
Chariot Mill and Mining Co. (San Diego Co., Cal.), Fran

Swift secretarj', office 419 California
Charlebois You6, dry goods, 706 and 708 Montgomer}-, dv

929 Jackson
Charles A., expressman, dwl 636 Pacific
Charles Ann (widow), nurse, dwi 1036 Folsom, rear
Charles Christianson, stevedore, dwl 14 Stanford
Charles F. Secor, Amalgamating Co., O. D. Squire seen

tary, office 331 Montgomery room 28
Charles Frank H., coachman J. F. Williams, dwl 45

First
Charles H., glazier, 126 Fourth, dwl 507 Hayes
Charles Henry, laborer Selby Smelting and Lead Co., dv

429 Chestnut, rear
Charles Henrj- A. (Uall <t- Co.), dwi 721 Geary
Charles Henry J., vamisher Gilbert & Jloore, dwl IIS

Stockton
Charles J. H., laborer, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berry
Charles P., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Stsuart
Charles William, printer, dwl NE cor Chestnut and Maso
Charleston Charles, stevedore, dwl 8 F'rederick
Charlesworth George, paperhanger Frank G.Edwards, dv

327 Filbert, rear
Charleton Sarah, assistant Mrs. W. G. Taylor, dwl 7C

Montgomerj'
Chariot Jule, hairdresser, 404j Geary
Charlston John, seaman, 123 Jackson
Charlton James, tinsmith William McKeown, dwl 5£

Si.xth
Charlton George, machinehand, dwl 20 Perry
Charlton William, waiter Palace Hotel
Charlton. See Charleton
Charly Christian, Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor Kea'

ny and Jlorton
Chamiak Goldah (widow), dwl 347 Clementina

ii«'

BEAMISH'S—Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market srtreets.

dp. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Chamock William, machinist, Sontlieni Pac. R. R., dwl

E s Florida bet Solano and JJutte
Charpie Louis, counnissiion merchant, dwl 23A Zoe
Charpiot Aui,aistine Miss, bookkeeper, dwl 632 Green
Char|>iot Henry, dwl 920 Mont;joiner.\'
Charjiidt Henry, barkeejier, dwl 2(i!i KUis
Charpicit .Joseph, carpenter, dwl 032 Green
ChariJiot Jose])h Jr., paperhan^'er, dwl (132 Green
Charj)iot Sophie Miss, dres.smaker, dwl 632 Green
Cliarroin Ellen (widow), dwl 133 Shi]>ley
Charruaii Anatole, compositor Courrier de San Francisco,

dwl 17 Yerha Buena
lilChanuau Charles, jeweler I^ontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl

17 Yerbu Buena '

Charter Oak Hall, 771 Market

Charter Oak Stables, David A. McFarland proprietor, 773
a( Market

Chartier August, wines and liquors, 324 Sixth

Charton F., Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
liiChartre}' R. (Pelky, Duncan d- Co.), dwl 643 Vallejo
Chartrey Raoul (Loic d- C), dwl 1223 Bush

Chase , dwl 730 Fourth

Chase Alexander, mariner stm Alexander Duncan, Maine

St. Wharf
UlCbase Alexander W., assistant U. S. Coast Suney, office

214 Stockton, d»l 1011 Polk
tisJChase Ahin M., carj>enter, dwl 413 Tehama

Chase Amelia Miss, dressmaker Jlrs. M. Butler, dwl 413
b\ Tehama '

Chase Andrew K., salesman Kohler, Chase & Co., res

Oakland
LiL|Chase C. E., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works

Chase Charles, laborer A. M. Simpson k Brother, dwl 409

Folsom
Chase Charles B., clerk D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 2096

Market
K|Chase Charles E., carpenter, dwl 1703 Kearny

Chase Charles F., milk ranch, SE cor Baker and Beach
Chase Charles M. (Killip tt Co. and Chase d: Borxick), dwl

216 Kearny

Chase E. Jacob, local officer, dwl 730 Fourth
Chase Ella Miss, teacher Silver St. Primarv School, dwl

15 Powell
Chase Ellen (widow), dwl 1604 Mason
5 Chase George, dwl 11 O'Farrell
Chase George M., engineer Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl

709 Union

Chase George W., birds and cages, 271 First
Chase Henry, cabinetmaker Regan & Bell, dwl 12 Stock
ii|Chase Henry A., printer Winterbuni & Co., dwl 1121

Tavlor
;i|Chase Henrj- B., clerk D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 2096

Market
■is|Chase Henrj' F., compositor Thomas & Co., dwl 1518

Mason
jiJChase James A., carpenter Henrj^ J. McLerie, dwl 1518

Powell
Chase James B. (Chase d: Wolf), dwl 1518 Mason
Chase James M., X. B. and Mission R. R.,dwl 302 Fourth
Chase James W., photographor, dwl 7 Hampton PI
jt^Chase J. M. (widow), furnished rooms, 303 Sutter

Chase John, laborer George H.Whitney, dwl 409 Folsom
jjjChase John G., carpenter, dwl 955 Howard
Chase John G., carpenter, dwl 1219 Pacific
Chase Joseph G., sawyer Benjamin F. Gilman, dwl Cali-

lomia Av bet Twenty-eighth and Twentj'-ninth, Ber-

nal Heights
Chase Joseph P., stevedore Charles E. Haseltine, dwl NW
■^ cor Sansom and Alta PI
Chase Lothrop {Hamlin d C), dwl 15 Hollis
Chase Lugio, baker, dwl 9 Union PI, rear
Chase M. E. (widow), furnished rooms, 15 Powell
Chase Philip, turner with Gilbert & Moore, dwl 475 Bran-
nan

Cliase Quincy A. {Kohler, C. <£■ Co.), res Oakland
Chase Rebecca (widow), dwl 811 Mason
Chase R. Hilton, physician and surgeon, office anddwi 30

Post

Chase Robert, seaman, dwi 32 Steuart
Chase Roljert P., physician, office and dwl 828 Howard
Chase S. F Miss, dressmaker, 405 Keamy
Chase Thomas P., contractor, dwl 345^ T^iird, rear
Chase William, painter, dwi 30S Minna
Chase William F., clerk H. H. Scott & Co., res Oakland
Chase William T. {Stover d C), dwl 805 Leavenworth
Chase Wiiiiam V., clerk Pope & Talbot, dwl 151S Mason
Chase William W. {Blair d Co. and Roseherry <t- Co.),

dwl 1906 Mason

Chase Winfield S., carpenter Pac. Box Factory, dwl 114

Freelon
Chase A: Boruck {Charles M. Chase and Marcus D. Do-
ruck), editors and proprietors Spirit of the Times,

office 621 Sansom
€HA^E A WOLF {James B. Chase and Ch<trles

M'olf), stevedores and ballasters, 900 Front nr Vallejo
Chase. See Chace

Chatelaine Honore, laundry, 511 Union
Chatellier & Silence (of New York), manufacturing jewel-
ers, ITieodore B. Downing agent, office 120 Sutter
Chatfield Mrs., dwl 458 Natoma, rear
Chatham Rowland, miller, dwl S s Mariposa nr Carolina
Chatoiiet August, dwl 532 Vallejo
Chatterton James, sailmaker John S. Blakiston, dwl 236

Third
Chattent)n John, moulder, dwi 217 Beale
Chattin Edward {King d C.), office 442 California, dwi 116

Twelfth
Chattin G., lumberman C. A. Hooper «& Co.
('UAI'C'EIE .1.BKICX G., importer wines and liquors,

615 and 617 Front, res Oakland
Chauncey Fred, miner, dwl 1142J Market
Chauncey Henry N., merchant, office 214 California, dwi

Union Club
Cliauvel Annand, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Chauvel John, laundrj", 1005 Market
Chauven Felix, mariner, dwl cor Dolores and Twenty-
ninth
Chauvet Justin, calk^r, dwi 20 Mission, rear
Chauvet ^'ictor, machinist, NW cor Montgomerj' Av and

Dupont Alley
Chave Charles, waiter Anderson & Mai-shall, dwl Mont-
gomery Av bet Kearny and Dupont
Chave Edward, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomerj-
Chaverez Lucien, cigarittos manufacturer, dv,i 8 Mowr\

Alley
Chavez C. Miss, dwi 1026 Kearny
Chavez Juan, cigar manufacturer, 611 California, dwl 17

St. Marj-
Che Wo Yu Kee (Chinese), groceries, 723 Jackson
Cheang Sai Chong (Chinese), physician, office 705 Jack-
son
Chebault Etienne, lodgings, 730 Pacific
Chebuhar Michel, bagmaker Neville & Co., dwi 503 East
Chechetine Fred, teamster, dwl 1311i^ Kearny
Cheda R. & Co. {Maurice De Bernardi aiui Peter Pe-

droja), restaurant, 617 Pacific
Cheda Roceo (A". Chcda .(• Co.), dwi 502 Union
Chedal A., dwi 600 Broadway
Chee War (Chinese), druggist, 818 Washington
Cheer John, dwi Franklin Hotel
Cheesman Morton, capitalist, office 412 Montgomerj", dwi

324 Fremont
Cheesman Robert B., foreman E. C. Boorbar & Co., dwl

E s Bartlett bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Cheesman Thomas, clerk, dwi 603 Bush
Cheetham Joseph, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, dwi W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Cheever Moses R., daily produce, 37 Centre Market, dwi

844 Folsom
Cheever Silas G., business and advertising agent, office

320 Sansom, dwi Fair Av Twenty-eighth nr Mission,

Bernal Heights
Cheever. See Che^•er, and Chevers
Cheffers Charles, shipcarpenter, dwi SE cor Clinton and

Brannan
Cheignon Adolj^he, bakerj-, E s Howard nr Twentieth
C'lIELI^I OlI-SKPFE," liverj' and boarding stables,

420 Pacific
Chelini Lazaro, hostler Guiseppe Chelini, dwl 420 Pacific
Chell Eliza (widow), dwi 12 Harlan PI
Chelle Joseph, dwi 5 Margaret PI nr Vallejo
Chellstrand Adolph, tailor, dwi 720 California
Chemet William C, clerk N. Ten Bosch & Co., dwi 161

Second
Cheminant Alexis S., accountant, office 405 California,

res Alameda
Chen Chong & Co. (Chinese), dealer tea, sugar, rice, and

oil, 714 Jackson
Cheneaux Charles, laundrj-man Mrs. A. Gently, dwi N s

Broadwaj' bet Kearnj' and Montgomerj'
Clienery Charles E., reporter S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1918

Sutter
Chenerj- Richard, mining, office 330 Pine room 50, dwi

SE cor Pine and Hvde
C'HE.\II':i<Y, .SOl'TIIER <& CO. {Joseph S. Souther),

importers and jobbers wines and liquors, 215 and 217

California

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha ---

Chenette Frank, shoemaker J. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl

219 Minna
Cheney John T., longshoreman, dwl San nr Greenwich
Ohenej' L. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 839 Mission
Cheney Richard, laborer, dwl 30 Ritch
Cheney W. R., collector Dean & Sutherland, dwl 427 Bush
Cheno't Eupene, wines, liquors and cigars, NW cor Fourth

and Folsom
Chenoweth John, barkeeper, dwl 32 Minna
Chenowcth John A., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 32

Minna
Chenoweth Wellington, painter, dwl 32 Minna
Cheong Kee (Chinese), lodgings, 734 Pacific
Cheperuich Louis, fruits, SE cor Clay and Stockton, dwl

820 Stockton

Cheghino , dwl 1318 Dupont

Cliereghino John, bootblack, dwl 18 Hinckley
Chereghino Luigi, cartman, dwl 18 Hinckley
Chermou C, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.),

Orlando H. Bogart secretary, office 328 Montgomery

room 13
Cherokee Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Walter E. Dean

secretary, office 419 California room 19
Charon John, gardener, dwl 721 Pacific
Cherry Addie Miss, teacher Union Primary School, dwl

32 John
Cherrj' Creek Consolidated Mining Co. (Cherry Creek,

Nev.), office 414 California
Cherry Creek Mill and Mining Co. (White Pine Co., Nev.),

D. F. Verdenal secretary, office 409 California
Cherrj' Frank W. , phonographer, office 729 Montgomery

room6, dwl 32 John
Cherry Frederick W., student Barnard's Business College
Cherry John W., sign and ornamental painter, 108 Sutter,

dwl 32 John
Chervani Alexander, laborer, dwl 10 Margaret PI
Chesbrough C. Dewey, bookkeeper, dwl 724 Market
Chesebrough Adronicus, clerk Williams, Blanchard & Co.,

res Oakland
Chesley Charles P., physician, office and dwl 754 Howard
Cheslev George W. (G. W. Chesley d: Co.) res Sacramento

City
CHESi/EY «. W. JSl CO. (Jeremiah S. Jones and

Charles Kohn) importers wholesale wines and liq-
uors, 414 Front
Chesley Lucy H. (widow), dwl 5 Polk
Chesneau Emile (Aubert it Chesneau) dwl 1031 Dupont
Chesneau Louis, dwl 1427 Dupont
Chesney Dennis (St. Denis & C), dwl 1417 Powell
Chessman Edward E., shoemaker Charles W. Howe, dwl

SE cor Fifteenth and First Av
Chester Charles H., marker S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Chester F. & Co. , dry goods, 36 Montgomery
Chester Frederick (F. Chester & Co.), dwl 9i7 Sutt«r
Chester George, laborer, dwl 8 Pollard PI
Chester Henry (Hyde & C), dwl 720 Mission
Chester John, dwl Olympic Lodging House
Chester John, lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co., dwl 1210

Pacific
Chester M. T., master schr Eclipse, office 34 Market
Charles Samuel, laborer, dwl 233 Jessie
Chestnutt Catherine Mrs., laundress Franklin Hotel, 414

Pacific

Chety (widow), cook, dwl 15 Pinckney PI

Cheu Ying Lung & Co. (Chinese), tea merchants, 738 Sac
Chevalier Albert, salesman Chevalier <k Comte, dwl W s

Buchanan bet McAllister and Tyler
CHEVALIER F. A COMTE (Anguste Comte Jr.), im-
porters wines and liquors, 614 Front
Chevalier Frank, drayman Carolan, Hooker & Cory, 119

California
Chevalier Fortune (F. Chevalier <fe Comte), dwl 1614 Fol
Chevalier George, clerk F. Chevalier & Comte, dwl 1514

Folsom
Chevalier Louis, draftsman C. V. Gillespie, dwl 826 Fol
Chevalier Louis, law student Roche & Robinson, dwl 1514

Folsom
Chevalley Maria S. (widow), dwl 111 Virginia
Chevannice Herman, hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,

dwl 948 Stockton
Chevassus Edward, cashier and bookkeeper Lazard

Fr^res, and agent French Underwriters', office 625

Market, dwl 339 Kearny
Chevers William H., court commissioner Fifteenth Dis-
trict Court and commissioner of deeds, office C29

Kearny, dwl 309 Lombard
Chevers William H. Jr., clerk W. A. Knapp, dwl 309 Lomb

Chevesich Henry, bookkeeper Domingo Ghiradelli, dw

214 Sansom
Chew J. P., bellman Palace Hotel
Cheyne Robert, varieties, 140 First, dwl 350 First
Cheyrias Seraphin, carpenter Frank Comte, dwl 706 Mi»|.,,|"jj

Chiapha Pessa, expressman NW cor Davis and Washing "^ «„[

ton, dwl N s Broadway nr Dupont
Chicago & Northwestern Railway, H. P. Stanwood gen

eral agent, office 121 Montgomery ..

Chicago Brewery, Henry Ahrens & Co. proptrs, 1420 *S

1428 Pine *

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, H. P. Stanwooi J"?

general agent, office 121 Montgomery Wi..

Chicago Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 837 Dupont
Chicago Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Shasta Co., Cal.

office lllj Leidesdorff
Chicago Hotel, Mrs. K. A. Pfefferle proprietress, 218-22

Pacific

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Chicago Quicksilver Mining Co. (Utah), George Cottri' ' Ij
secretary, office 310 Keamy "''•'

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.

H. P. Stanwood general agent, office 121 Montgomer
Chicettini Andrea, expressman, Washington nr Davit

dwl 13 Washoe PI
Chicettini F., drayman Luke G. Sresovich & Co., 519 Sal.
Chichester Clarence, collector H. & W. Pierce, dwl 559^!!|f

Minna
Chichester Elias, farmer, dwl 831 Howard
Chichester George, watchman Central Pacific R. R. Co,

dwl 121 Fifth
Chichester J. R., polisher, dwl 211 Stevenson . .

Chichisola Frank, barber \vith Samuel Selig, dwl corBu8f'|''fJ;'j

and Dupont
Chick Elwell, carpenter, dwl 1305 Leavenworth

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Chick George H., land and moneybroker, office 302 Mom f™"!

gomerj' room 14, res San Rafael
Chick Harrison Mrs., Mechanics' Institute Library, dv

1616 Larkin
Chick John, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7 Steuart
Chick Rebecca, dwl 1612 Larkin
Chick William F., driver Market St. R. R.
Chickering William H.. attorney at law, office 426 Califoil.

nia room 3, dwl 424 Ellis m

Chicorpe Valentine, dwl 634 Pacific
Chief East Extension M. Co. (Ely, Nev.), office 414 Cal

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CHIEF E^iGINEER S. F. FIRE DEPARTIttENIffili^j;

office 23 Kearny
Chief of the Hill Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), Tlieodore

Kibbe secretary, office 419 California room 23
CHIEF OF POLICE, office 9 and 11 City Hall, firffil

floor
Chielovich Andrew, barkeeper, dwl 8 Brenham PI
Chielovich Anne (widow), dwl 8 Brenham PI
Chielovich Charles, hairdresser, dwl 8 Brenham PI
CHIELOVIC^H E. A CO. (Boys Radovich), importei

wines and liquors, 601 Front
Chielovich Elia (E. Chielovich <t Co.), dwl 1719 Pac Av
Chiesa Arnold, porter, Antonio Daneri, dwl 1028 DupoT
Chiguiloudouge , laborer Miners' Restaurant, 7f

Market
Chilar Frederick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu
Chilcolt Richard, piledriver, dwl 238 Steuart
Child Benjamin Wainright (B. W. Child ik Co.), dwl 5j

Powell
Child B. W. & Co. (John F. Sears), real-estate agent

422 Montgomery
Child Edwin F. (Child & Maguire), dwl 1115 Hyde
Child George B. (Clark, C. .fc Maguire), dwl 1116 Hyde
Child Harry W., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 11]

Hyde
Child Johnson C, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 21

Clementina
Child Maria C. Mrs., furnished rooms, dwl 274 ClementirfiA
Child T. Thomas, bookkeeper Liddle & Kaeding, dwl 12'

Howard ,.„

CHILD & MACiriRE (Edwin F. Child and George i Wolmj

Maguire), stockbrokers, office 433 California

Childress Prentice, clerk forwarding department Well tehi

Fargo cSi Co., dwl 331 Montgomery
Childs Charles W., deputy clerk Justice's Court, dwl 4(

Sutter
Childs Eug'ene, clerk, dwl 530 Valencia
Childs George, clerk, dwl 222 Fair Oaks

■«H

Childs George A., teamster Cal. Fumitiu-e Manuf. Co., d^ hulu
5 Polk te

Childs George E., bookkeeper Drake & Emerson, dwl 4i feti
Post

Childs Henry F., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., 11
California

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BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Mar

?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

3»

!hilds James S., carjieiiter Honry J. McLerie, dwl Pacific

but Folk and Van Nes8 Av
!hilUs Jolm, sigiipainter Wilson & Moulton, dwl 31

Hinckley
!hilJs Kate B. Misa, teacher Dennian Grammar School,

dwl 574 Folsom
Ihilds N. H., manager Home School Funiiture Co., 727

Market, dwl 308 Leavenworth
hilds William H., bookkeeper P. Rieger &t, Co., dwl 105

Grove
'HILI, F. 2nd Casanueva, consul-general Pacific States,

office 27 and 28 U. S. Court Building
!hin Kee (Chinese), cigars and tobacco, 741 Pacific
liin Lee i: Co. (Chinese), fancj' gocids, 521 Keaniy
hill Tin (Chinese), clothinir, !)08 Dupont
HIM .4.\I» J.trA\ n.lKI.VE l.\!iii;itA.\€E CO.
(Shanghai), Richard B. Irwin & Co. agents, office 200
Sansoni
MIX.4 TRADER!!!' INSIR.IXCE <0. Gimited).

• Williams, Blanchard, & Co. agents, office 218 Cal
ni.V.l TR.4A!!>-1>.41'IFI€ .STEA.VISHIP CO.
(limited), Macondray & Co. agents, office 20<3 Sansom
hinese Hospital, E s Montgomery Av, bet Pacific and

Broadway
HI>'K!SE I>iSi:R.4X('E I'O. (limited), marine (Hong-
kong), Richard B. Irwin & Co. agents, office 200 San
,^hincse Methodist Chapel, 620 Jackson

hinese Mission House (Methodist), 916 Washington
hinese Mission House (Presbyterian), 800 Stockton
(n hinese Mission School of the American Missionary Assn,
N s Mission, bet Twelfth and lliirteenth
hinese Theaters, 618 and 623J Jackson
hing Chong (Chinese), jeweler, 716 Jackson
hing Goy Lang (Chinese), hotel, 754 Washington
hinn James, laborer, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berry
hinnery Margaret Mrs., dwl 128 Perry
hiousse Joseph, cariienter with Auradon & Torell, dwl

2309 Larkin
hip Chong (Chinese), tailor, 737 Jackson
hipchase John, pattenmiaker Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,

dwl 111 Franklin
hipchase John M., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 111

Franklin
hipchase William, patternmaker Pac. Iron Works, dwl

111 Franklin
hipley James, dwl 405i Gough
pCT hipley T. L. M., attorney at law, office 515 California,
• dwl 21 Haight
hipman C. A. (widow), dwl 809 Filbert
hipnian Edgar, painter, dwl 409 Stevenson
hipman Elizabeth C. (widow), dwl 523 Montgomery Av
hiijman Hattie A. Miss, dwl 523 Green
hipman Isaiah M., packer Horace Davis & Co., dwl 619

Mission
hipman J. C, carpenter, dwl 1032 Market
jfg hijmian Joseph, carpenter, dwl 102 Eddy

hipman Norton P., real estate, office 402 Monlgomery
;, room 34, dwl Lick House

.,» hipman WiUiani, captain sloop May Flower, dwl 914
;5 Stockton

hirade Frank, waiter Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 420 Bush
.^ hisholm Alexander, clerk Kaindler & Co., dwl 804 Geary
hisholm Alexander, harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
. ;) dwl 768 Howard

hisholm Alexander, painter, dwl 4 Gilbert
•5 hisholm Archie, carpenter, dwl 463 Clementina
' "' hisholm Christopher, boxmaker, dwl 409 Minna

HliiHOL.lI DA.\IEL B., secretary California Savings
b and Loan Society, office 512 California, dwl SW cor
; j]] Francisco and Leavenworth

liisholm Donald, woolgrader Whitney & Webster, dwl
,; «| 313 Eighth

lisholm Duncan, tailor, dwl 7 Auburn
.j, lisholm Duncan G., carpenter, dwl 121 Ninth
[J lisholm James, boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl Brjrant

nr Seventh
.,j lisholm John, carpenter, dwl 634^ Natoma

lisholm Joseph, dwl 109 Silver
,rjii lisholm M., dwl 212 Ellis

lisholm Peter, bookkeeper Higgins & Conkling, res

Oakland

lisholm Roderick, carpenter, dwl 463 Clementina
lisholm Stephen, watchman Donnelly, Dunne & Co.,

dwl N\V cor Railroad and Fifth avs, South S. F.
lisholm William, pressman Alta California, dwl 463 Clem
lismore George, physician, office and dwl 810 Mission
littenden Charles R., master mariner, dwl 733 Bryant
littenden Joseph G., machiuehand California Planing
Mills, dwl 405 Taylor

Chittenden N. W., attorney at law, office and dwl 803

Montgomery
Chincovich Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Sansom and Pac
Chlemons George, master mariner, 305 East
Chmelitzeck Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 2212 Geary
Choate John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Choate Robert, laborer, dwl 505 Howard
Chock Wong (Chock Wong it J. Uofitiann), dwl 817

Washington
CHOCK nO.>« «& J. HOfiMA\.\, proprietors

Oriental (Chinese newspaper), office 817 Washington
Chodrick George, clerk Renton, Holmes & Co., dwl 264

Tehama
Choeng Kee (Chinese), grocers, 811 Clay
Cholet Joseph, pork and sausages, 59 Washington Mar-
ket, dwl 520 Merchant
ChoUar-Potosi Mining Co. (Storey Co., Cal.), Walter E.

Dean, secretary, office 419 California room 19
Chong Long (Chinese), wood, coal and lumber, 8 Spofford
Chonta Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Lucien Her-
mann secretarj', office 330 Pine room 11
Chopart Leonard, wagonmaker Alexander Bourgeois, dwl

33 Hinckley
Chorley John, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 68 Brady
Choubert Jules, manufacturer of flowers and foliages, 755

Mission
Chow Chow (Chinese), junk, NE cor Sixth and Berry
Choy Cheong (Chinese), merchant, 726 Dupont
Choy Sun & Co. (Chinese), shoe factorj', 716 Sacramento
Choy Van Lcm (Chinese), restaurant, 2 Washington Alley
Choynski Isaiah, dwl 44 Third
ChojTiski Isidor N., books and stationery, 42 Second, dwl

44 Third
Chrest John C. , Europa Brewery, W s San Bruno Road,

nr Twenty-sixth
Chretien John M., attorney at law, office 604 Merchant,

dwl 719 Green
Chris Freeman, laborer Pacific Commercial Co.
Chrisraan Henry, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Chrisman William, druggist, dwl Prescott House
Christ Christoff {Nager i- ChriM), dwl Eighteenth Av nr

F, South S. F.
Christ Edward, master mariner, dwl 425 Green
Christ George, clerk Koehler & Ritter, dwl NW cor O'Far-

rell & Buchanan
Christ G. M., blacksmith, dwl 64 First
Christ Jacob, laborer Southern Pac. R. R. depot, dwl E s

Sanchez bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Christ Robert, baker Westerfeld & Page, dwl 69 Natoma
Christ Sellen, blacksmith Alexander Bourgeois, dwl S s

Vallejo bet Dupout and Stockton
Christaker Christopher, baker, dwl 631 Pacific
Christen Anton, milkman, dwl W s Pierce bet Greenwich

and Lombard
Christen H., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Christen Isidore, milker, dwl 429 Pine
Christen John, Swiss Benev. Soc. , 627 Commercial
CHRISl'E.NSEX FKAXCIS H. C, liquor saloon.

Southern Pac. R. R. depot, NE cor Fourth and Towns-
end
Christensen Harry, clerk Michalitschke Bros., dwl 235

O'Fanell
Christensen Henry, boatman, dwl 40 Jackson
Christensen Hyalmar, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, dwl

130 Washington
Christensen I. B., civil engineer Albert Van der Naillen,

res Oakland
Christensen John, restaurant, 808 Kearny, dwl 808 Filbert
Christensen L., cabinetmaker, dwl 11 Frcelon
Christensen Martin, seaman, dwl 8 Jackson
Christenson Andrew, teamster, PierO Steuart, dwl 30 Page
Christenson Frederich, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl

NW cor Eighth and Brjant
Christenson Oliver H., captain schr Bill the Butcher, office

Pier 13 Steuart
Christenson Rice, coachman Millen Griffith, 569 Harrison
Christenson. See Christiansen and Christianson
Christian Andrew, machinist Phcenix Iron Works, dwl 314

Union
Cnristian Anton, stevedore, dwl 1 Beale
Christian Antonio, hairdresser, 210 Dnmim, res Oakland
Christian C, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pe-

kin
Christian Charles, stableman, dwl 5 Everett
Christian Chris, seaman, dwl 30 De Boom
Christian E. , lumbemian C. A. Hooper & Co.
Christian Edward {True & Christian), dwl SE cor Fif-
teenth and Mission
Christian Ernst, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to ITo. 316 Kearny St.

"D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchar

Cliriatian Frederick, wiper Southern Pae. R. R.

Christian Hans, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific

Christian Henrj- W., compositor Evening Bulletin, res

Oakland
Christian Jacob, restaurant, 226 First
Christian John ICIiri.itmti tfc Jiitsne), dwl NW cor Devisa-

dero and Greenwich
Christian N. H., stairbuilder Jesse & Drew
Christian Richard, Hayes Valley Dye House, 41-lJ Fulton,

rear
Christian Richard, laborer Pae. Rolling Mills
Christian Robert, laborer Pae. Rolling Mills, dwl SE cor

Shasta and Michigan
Christian S., dwl 124 Turk
Christian Sophia (widow), dwl 19 Harlan PI
Christian Theodore, carver West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

134 Fourth
Christian & Russe (John Christian and Oeorge Riisse),

milk ranch, Francisco bet Scott and Devisadero
Christiani Emil W., molder Hope Iron Works, dwl E s

lova bet Mariposa and Solano
Christiansen A., laborer, dwl S\V cor Mission and Eight-
eenth
Christiansen Antone, longshoreman, dwl 1 Rincon Court
Christiansen C. Mrs., midwife, dwl 733 Folsom
Christiansen C. E. T., cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl IS

Oak Grove Av
Christiansen Erick, driver Central R. R., dwl NW cor

Buchanan and McAllister
Christiani^en F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brann.vn and Eighth
Christiansen Ferdinand, fireman West Coast Furniture

Co. , dwl cor Silver and Fourth
Christiansen Hans, boarding, NE cor Ninth and Brannan
Christiansen Harry, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Christiansen Henry, seaman schr P. and R. No. 6, Pacific

St. AVliarf
Christiansen J. , carver Herman Granz, dwl 11 Freelon
Christiansen Jurgen, seaman, dwl 409 Pacific
Christianstn Lars, lumberman, dwl 127 Jackson
Christiansen Neils O., cabinetmaker S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl

8o3 Minna
Christiansen Peter, dwl 636 Commercial
Chri.^tiansen Tlieodore, carver Herman Oranz, dwl 11

Freelon
Christianson Charles, seaman Jerome B. Piper, SW cor

Clay and East
Christianson Ernest, laborer, dwl 103 Sacramento
Christianson J., dwl 3 King

Christianson Martin coachman J. M. Scott, dwl 507 Har
Christianson Oliver, Scandinavian Soc. , 71 New Mont
Christianson Olof , master mariner, dwl 734 Haj'es
Christiansen Tonnes M., master mariner, dwl 357 First,

rear
Christianson Zech, seaman schr Piute, Vallejo St. Wharf
Christianson. See Christensen and Christenson
Christie Alexander J., calker L. S. Allen, dwl S s Day nr

Church
Christie C. E. (widow), dwl 216 Capp
Christie Charles, carpenter, dwl 548 Howard
Christie Henry P., machinist William Deacon, dwl 50C

Howard
Christie John, boileniiaker, dwl 28 Minna
Christie Robert J., dwl Moi-ton House
Christie Thomas, actor, dwl 1524 Sacramento
Christie Thomas, Lmnbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Christie. See Christy

Christii; Charles, wine and liquor, dwl 313 Hayes
Christin Charles Jr., melter Assay Office Swiss-American

Bank, dwl 313 Hayes
Christine James, carpenter California Planing Mills
Christley Thomas, carpenter S. S. Culvenvell, 24 Cal
Christoffel Frederick, butcher Henry J. Boese, dwl 512

Davis
Christoffel Jacob, butcher, NW cor Twentj'-fourth and

Church, dwl NE cor Pacific and Leavenworth
Christofferson Antony, shipsmith Hugh Crockard, dwl 20

Mission
Christoffersen Bemt, laborer, dwl 1505J Franklin
Christofferson Daniel, seaman, 26 Steuart
Christophe Ferdinand, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf .

Co., dwl 23 Guerrero
Christophe Louis, barber, dwl 814 Montgomery
Christopher B. K., assistant librarian Young Men's

Christian Assn, dwl 232 Sutter
Cliristopher John, cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co., dwl

IS First
Christopher Jiilius, shaperhand Kragen & Co., dwl IS
First

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Ko:

Cliristopherson Louis, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co.,

dwl 254 Stevenson
Christopherson Soren, carpenter Jason Springer, dwl 710

Howard
Christopherson Peter, master mariner, dwl 58 Zoe
Christy Archibald, laborer, dwl W s Pdtrero Av bet Ninth

and Tenth
Christy George, expressman, dwl 160 Welsh
Christy George, pajierhanger George W. Clark, dwl E a

Capp nr Twenty-first
Christy H., miner, dwl Railroad House
Christy Henrj-, porter Occidental Hotel, dwl 903 Mont
Christy James, shiiismith. Berry nr Third, dwl W s Mis- '^"

sissippi nr Solano "'

Christy John, dwl 417 Bi-annan
Christy Margaret (widow), dwl 309 Seventh
Christy Nicholas, painter, dwl 219 Mission
Christy Robert, boilermaker Francis L Curr3', dwl

Essex —^

Christy Robert, carpenter, dwl cor Connecticut and Santa^"^

Clara
Christy Robert F., shipsmith James Christy, dwl NW co;

Main and Harrison
Christy Simeon P., merchant, office 607 Front, dwl 5J

Kearny
Christy Thomas, carpenter Henrj" J. McLerie, dwl Part

Hotel
Christv Thomas, comedian Palace Opera House, dwl 12J

Silver
Christy Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 408 Beale
Christv Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
4'HRiSTY fft WISE (Johi H. Wine and Thomat

Denigan), wool commission merchants, 607 Front
Christy. See Christie
t'HKO^'IC'LE (daily and weekly), Charles de Young &

Co. proprietors, office 504 Montgomery
Chronschield Jacob, dwl 18 Prospect PI
Chubb Charles, stairbuilder, dwl 338 Vallejo
Chubb John, farmer, dwl S38 Vallejo
Chule Charles, hostler Arthur Marshall, dwl 839 Clay
Chung Wo, Timg & Co. (Chinese), drugs and medicine^""'

933 Dupont
Chung Den San (Chinese), physician, office 817 Wash
Chung Kee (Chinese), carpenter, 7 Spofford
Chung Kee & Co. (Chinese), clothing and slipper manufs

841 Dupont
Chung Lee (Chinese), physician, office 721 Jackson
Chung Sing & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 741 Sacramento ™
Church A. G., dwl 737 Howard

Church Albert R. {DoUiver tt Bro.), dwl 2208 Steiner
Church Andrew (Church 6: Co.), dwl 620 Tjler
Church Benjamin T, , shipcarpenter, dwl 54 First
Church Catherine C. (widow), furnished rooms, 18 Minn.
Church F., dwl 202 Ellis
Church Henrj', proprietor Atheneum, 25 Geary, dwl 91

Stockton
Church Henry S., inspector Custom House, dwl 605 Gear
Church Howard E., teamster Knowland & Doe, dwl 33 P«

Third, rear
Church Isaac S., dwl 605 Gearj'
Church James W. (Preratt ,i- C), dwl 504 Valencia
Chiirch J. G., student Heald's Business College
Church John, seaman schr Montana, Main St. Wharf

Church John, stableman, d\\ 1 Larkin bet McAllister an E»la

Tyler Jii

Church Joseph W., clerk Sun-eyor's Office, Custom Housfffet'i

res Oakland
Church M. A. (widow), dwl 115 Powell
Church M. C, stevedore George H. VSTiitney, dwl 13

Silver
Church Samuel R., driver S. F. Chemical Works, dwl W

Valencia nr Fifteenth
Church SeJ^nour R. (Lindsley d- C), dwl 572 Harrison
Church S. W., printer J. P. H. Wentworth, dwl Brookly

Hotel
Church Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1315 Hyde
Church Thomas R., clothing and gents' furnishing good: Hi J

886 Montgomerj', dwl 719 Bush tei

Church LTnion, Protestant Episcopal, office 414 Market 111 J
Church W. A., dWl Morton House B

Church William, cooper, 533 Commercial, dwl 209 Lei(pi

esdorff
Church William, painter, dwl 1109 Jlontgomery
Church William, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm _

Church William A., proptr Empire Lodging House, 6! BTj

Commercial 'ii

C'UI:K('H a <"0. (Andrcxv S. Church), importers ar|t\.(

jobbers fruits, fancj" groceries and wholesale firework

407 Front, factory's s Market nr Seventh

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CHrii<'IIIILL <'LASCK, attorney at law, (ifflce rooms 6

and 'JO Montg'cimerv Wock, dwl 2727 Folsoni
ChurcliiU Frank \V., clerk, dwl 1605 Tjicr
Churoliill Frederick, physician, dwl ISOr) Tyler
Churibill George, bo.xniaker Htibbs, Ponieroy & Co., dwl

14G Natonia
Churchill Joseph, cooiJer John F. Roach, dwl llailroad

House
Churchill R., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Churchill Robert P. , clerk, dwl l.^O.'i Tyler
Churchill W. I!., merchant, dv.i American Exchangee
Churchward James, collector, dwl 24 Downey
Churchward .John, long-shoreman, dwl 13li» Sansom
Chute Richard (Casey <t C), dwl 041 Washint'ton
Chute \V., laborer, dwl 01ymi)ic Lodjfing-s
Chy Luni; & Co. (Cliinese), importers and dealers China

and Japan ware, (540 Sacramento
Ciacher David, salesman, dwl 20 Garden
Ciacher F. Mrs., millinery, 123 Si.xth
Cianan Brother, president Sacred Heart College, dwl SE

cor Eddy and Larkin
Ciarlo Francisco, boatbuilder, 17 Merchant, dwl 32 Clay
Cibrian Ensebio, miner, dwl 11 Margaret PI
Cicero J. C, cardriver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1314 Polk
t'IC'OTT I'KA^'K X„ coiner U. S. Mint, office NW oor

Jlission and Fifth, dwl 1007 Taylor
Ciddle A., porter O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Ciencga Anastacio, expressman, SW cor Vallejo and Du-

pont, dwl 1013 Powell
Cienega Isabella, dressmaker, dwl 1613 Powell
Cienega Placer Mining Co. (Sonora, Mexico), William R.

To^^^lsend secretary, otlice 330 Pine room 4
Cientat Louis, foreman Lille & Co. , dwl S s Railroad Av

bet Third and Fourth, South S. F.
Ciils James H. (Cills d- Poulterer), dwl 320 Green, rear
CILL^< A- POl'LTEREIii {James H. Cills and T.

I\is(i(iii Poulterer), shipping and commission mer-
chants and agents Merchants' Packet Line, office 38

California
Cima Gi<ivani, framemaker Lippi Bros., dwl 749 Market
Cimball Charles, with N. Curry & Bro., dwl 013 Mission
Cincinnati Gold and Silver Mining Co. (El Dorado County,

Cal.),William Small secretary, office 531 California
Cincinnati House, Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer proprietre s, 529

'N'alencia
Cinclair C. F., brassfinisher Elec. Construction Co., dwl

Post St. House
Cinnamon John, baker D. Wolf, dwl 255 Tehama
Ciotto Johana Miss, capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl 125

Pacific
Ciotto Josephine Miss, capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl 125

Pacific
Cipriano Antonio, vegetables, Colombo Market
C'ipriano Champa, g-ardener Luigi Demaria, dwl Twenty-
sixth Av nr San Bruno Road, South S. F.
Ciprico A. C. Miss, teacher Valencia Grammar School,

dwl 2312 Mission
5 Ciprico Amietta (widow), dwl 2312 Mission
Ciprico Eva Miss, teacher, Shotwell St. Primary School,

dwl 2312 Mission
iprico Ferdinand D., dwl 2312 Mission
Ciprico George M., actor, dwl 2312 Mission
Cirkle Julius, clothier, 206 Pacific
,jj Cirzola John, marblepolisher Stephen Campodonico, dwl

442 Union
uj Citizen's Insurance Co. (flre, Newark), Potter, Jacobs &

Easton agents," 318 California
CITMZEX'S IXSl'R.t-XC'K «'©. of Missouri (fire, St.

Louis), Farnsworth & Clark agents, 426 California
Ditron Moritz L., clothing, 131 Pacific, dwl 30 John
DITY AX» COi:?*!"!' ALMS HJJUSE, San Miguel or

Slission Ocean House Road, ih miles from City Hall
DITY AX» C'OliNTY ASSESSOR, office 22 City Hall

first floor
CITY AXD eOl'XTY ATTORNEY, office 13 City Hall

third floor
JDITY AXD C'Ol'XTY AUDITOR, office 3 City Hall

first floor
CITY AXD COIJNTY CLERK, office 18 and 19 City

Hall first floor
iflTY AND COIIXTY COROXER, office 11 Court

Block, 030 Clay
3ITY AXD t'OrXTY HOSPITAL, EsPotreroAv bet

Twenty-second and T"wenty-third
jjfclTY AXD fOUXTY JAIL, Ns Broadway bet Kearny

and Dupont
:iTY AXil> «'«IIXTY LICENSE COLLECTOR, office

7 City Hall second floor
JITY .tXD J'OrXTY MORGUE. 651 Sacramento

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CITY AXI» <'Oi:XTY I'llYSK'IAX, office County
Hospital, PotreroAv bet Twcntv-sccond and Twenty-
third
CITY AXD I'OUXTY l(ECORI»ER, office SE cor

Kearny and Washington
CITY AXD COUXTY' SIIRVEY<rR, office 02!) Wash
CITY AXD «'Oi:XTY TAX <'OLLE«'T«R, office City

Hall first floor
CITY AXD <'OlfXTY TREASURER, office 3 City

Hall first floor
CITY «'EMETERY, N s Point Lobos Av, Similes from

City Hall
City Ci;rar Company (Chinese), 010 Montgomery
CITY EKOXT HOUSE, Dennis Dowd proprietor, 625

Davis
City Gardens, SE cor Twelfth and Folsom
«TTY HALL, E s Kearny bet Washington aud Merch
I'lTY BB.4LL (new), junction Alarkct and Larkin
City Hotel, James Nolan ])roprietor, 37 and 39 First
City Iron Works, Low & Chartrey proprietors, 20 and 28

Fremont
i'lTY MABCBLE WORKS, V. Giovannini proprietor,

1059 Market
CITY OF IMKIS (Kaindlcr & Co.), dry goods, NE

cor Montgomery and Sutter
t'BTY rOE XD, N s Pine bet Steiner and Pierce
City Railroad Co., Robert B. Woodward president, office

W 8 Mission bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Clabrough George {Clubnnigh <C- Bros.), dwl 1248 Mont
Clabrough John P. {Clabrou'jh A Bros.), res Birmingham,

England
Clabrough Joseph {Clabrough & Bros.), res Birmingham,

England
Clabrough & Brothers {John P., Joseph, and George),
manufacturers and dealers firearms, 630 Montgomery
CHAFFEY CHARLES, dwl Lick House
Claffey Hubert D., shipjoiner, dwl 1327 Pacific
Claffey James, porter Huntington, Hopkins &. Co., dwl

457 Bryant
Claffey John, boilermaker, dwl 748 J Minna
Claflfey John, fruit peddler, dwl 2210 Sixteenth
Claffey Patrick, laborer, dwl 8 Downey
Clahan Maiy (widow), furnished rooms, 24 Minna
Claiborne Austin, varnisher S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 1305

Green
Claiborne James H., assistant inspector S. F. Gas Light

Co., dwl 1305 Green
Claich Blaz, cig-ars and fruit, dwl 1407 Stockton, rear
Claidet Louis, painter, dwl 1523 Mason
Clair H., blacksmith, dwl 509 Washington
Clair John, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 34 Louise
Clair. See Clare

Clairmont Henry, carpenter, dwl 1016 Market
Clainnont Rudolfo, bookkeeper T. Lemmen Meyer, dwl
65 Thirteenth

Clance , dwl Olympic Lodgings

Clancel Jules, dwl 6 Card Alley

Clancev John G. {Fairbank, C. & Co.), dwl Brooklyn

Hotel
Clancy Cecelia Miss, laundress, dwl 333 Shipley
Clancy H., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Clancy James, hogranch, dwl NE cor Eureka and Twen-
ty-second
Clancy John, hostler City R. R., dwl W s Minna bet

Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Clancy John, laborer, dwl S s Ash Av bet Laguna and

Octavia
Clancy John, liquor saloon, SW cor First and Howard,

dwl 505 Howard
Clancy John, painter, dwl llj Garden
Clancy Mary Ann Mrs. , blindmaker, dwl 602 Howard
Clancy Michael, carpenter, dwl 208 First
Clancy Owen, hostler Club Stables, 409 Ta3'lor
Clancy Owen H. {Clancy <i- Whiteside), dwl SE cor Six-
teenth and Second Av
Clancy Patrick, barkeeper, dwl 512 Mission
Clancy Patrick, cooper, dwl 325 Minna
Clancy Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Market nr Front, rear
Clancy Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 17 College PI
Clancy Peter, seaman stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
Clancy Pliillip, cartman, dwl 1513 Leavenworth
Clancy Phillip, laborer, dwl SE cor Nineteenth and Do-
lores
Clancy Richard, laborer, dwl 605 Brannan
Clancy Thomas, dwl 602 Howard

Clancj' Thomas, porter Baker & Hamilton, dwl 516 Stev
Clancy Thomas, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Clancy Thomas C, expressman, 419 Davis, dwl 9 Perry
Clancy Thomas D., laborer, dwl 416 Stevenson

JAMES &. STEELE <S; CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant f,

Clancy Thomas H., sawyer Kragen & Co., dwl 39 Minna
Clancy Thomas J., carriatjesmith John W. Lowry, dwl Ilk

Garden
Clancy & ^\'hite8ide (Oicen II. Clancy aiid Alexander

Whiteside), j,Toceries and liquors, SE cor Sixteenth

and Second Av
Clans Josejjh, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Clapham Charles T., salesman Morgun & Co.
Clap]) Chauncey F., Mechanics' Institute Library, dwl

730 Geary
Clapp Edward L. {W/raca Gates <fc Co.), dwl 13 O'Far-

rell
Clapp Edward S., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 311

.Stockton
Clapp Frank W., wagonmaker Jason Clapp, dwl 22 Russ,

rear
Clapp Fronie F. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,

dwl 515 Folsom
Clapp G. W., jeweler, dwl Russ House
Clapp Jason, wagonmaker, N s Oregon nr Da^TS, dwl 515

Folsom
Clapp L. A. K. Mrs., teacher Denman Grammar School,

dwl 130 Tyler
Clapp Milton B., bookkeeper National Gold Bank and

Trust Co., dwl 1502 Taylor
Clap]) Patrick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Clar John, surveyor, dwl 1220 Polk
Clar John Jr., upholsterer, dwl 1220 Polk
Clar John Mrs., dry goods, 1220 Polk
Clar Lawrence, woodcarver H. Schiller, dwl 1220 Polk
Clara Jones, laborer, dwl 21 Stevenson
Clare Barney, stevedore, dwl 1313 Sansom
Clare John, clothing, 107 Jackson
Clare Josiah, laborer, dwl 10 De Boom
Clare Thomas, dwl 2311^ Larkin
Clare William, plumber, dwl 107 Jackson
Clare William W., extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2 S.

F. F. D., dwl 625 Broadway
Clare. See Clair
Claren John G., collector S. F. Gaslight Co., dwl 246

Taylor
Clarenbach C, salesman Fleishman, Sichel & Co., dwl cor

Stockton and Bush
Clarence Edmund, waiter 783 Market, dwl 230 Jessie
Clarendon House, Mrs. Elizabeth Warburton proprietress,

142^ Fom-th
Clarendon House, Mrs. Mary J. Kelsey, proprietress, NE

cor Second and Folsom
Claressy William, policeman City Hall, dwl 37 Second
Clarie Louis, painter, dwl 736 Pacific
Clark A., clerk, dwl 332 Turk
Clark A., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Clark Aaron plumber and gasfitter, dwl 1616 Turk
Clark Abraham D., with John D. Barr, dwl 317 Bush
Clark Ada Mrs., dancing academy^ NE cor New Mont-
gomery and Howard
Clark A. F., painter Hojjps & Sons
Clark Albach K., bookkeeper Joseph Macdonough, res

Oakland
Clark Allen, carriagemaker, dwl 1616 Turk
Clark Amos F., kalsominer, dwl 3 Miller PI
Clark Anne, chambermaid Russ House
Clark A. T., bookkeeper H. G. Fiske, dwl 31 O'Farrell
Clark Augusta C. (widow), dwl 28 Pleasant
Clark Barney, wines and liquors, 304 California, dwl 420

Octavia
Clark Benjamin, clerk auditor's department Wells, Fargo

& Co., dwl 527 Folsom
Clark Benjamin, expressman, dwl 114 Minna
Clark Bernard, carpenter, dwl E s Shotwell nr Twenty-
second
Clark Carlton J., special policeman, dwl 908 Jackson
Clark Charles C. {Clark <!■ Wcstall), dwl 2003 Powell
Clark Charles, attorney at law, office 620 Washington, dwl

814 California
Clark Charles, bootmaker P. Kelly, dwl 106 First
Clark Charles, deckhand Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Clark Charles, driver David George, dwl 919 Powell
Clark Charles, teamster, dwl 1921 Mason
Clark Charles C. , porter G. II. Josselyn & Co. , 38 Market
Clark Cliarles F., bookkeeper Charles A. Kenney, dwl 1627

Sacramento
Clark Charles G., seamen, dwl Steuart St. House
Clark Charles H.. bookkeeijer Samuel Hill, dwl 1409 Lar-
kin
Clark Charles K. , bookkeeper James L. Barker, res Oak-
land
Clark Charles P., watchman Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 215

Ritch

Clark Daniel J., currier Hoffman & Co., dwl W s Alabama
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth

Clark Daniel W. , plumber and gasfitter, dwl 20 Russ

Clark De Witt C, clerk, dwl 652 Howard

Clark Dean, dwl 124 Eddy

Clark Dorcas Mrs., teacher Girl's High School, dwl S s
Hayes bet Steiner and Pierce

Clark D. P., car])enter, dwl 530 Valencia

Clark E. , dwl 636 Commercial

Clark Edgar B., carpenter and builder, office 610 Sacra-
mento, dwl 816 Jackson

Clark Edmund F., shipgrocer, 718 Front, dwl 138 Chest-
nut

Clark Edward, dwl 226 McAllister

Clark Edward, dwl 520 Mission

Clark Edward, contractor, dwl 51 Natoma

Clark Edward Francis, driver A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
114 .Shipley

Clark Edward H., with Owens, Moore & Co., dwl 113 Ma-
son

Clark Eliza (widow), dwl N s Pine bet Buchanan and
Webster

Clark Ella A. Miss, teacher Bush St. Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, dwl 28 Pleasant

Clark Ellen, (widow), dwl 824 Valencia

Clark Eliza J. (widow), dwl 1627 Sacramento

Clark E. M. (widow), dwl 12 Hawthorne

Clark Enoch G., blacksmith Saul & Co., dwl 24 Seventh

Clark Francis, merchant, dwl E s Shotwell nr Twentieth

Clark Francis, teamster John Toner, dwl E s Potrero Av
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth

Clark Frank, boilemiaker, dwl 28 Minna

Clark Frank, carpenter Terrill & Slaven, dwl Chapultepec
nr Courtland Av, Bemal Heights

Clark Frank L., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1205
Taylor

Clark Franklin, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 11
Harriet

Clark Frederick, porter George C. Shreve & Co., dwl
22 Dupont

Clark Frederick G., master schr Behring, office 310 San-
som

Clark Frederick S., clerk S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co., dwl 627
Sacramento

Clark George, dwl 408 Broadway

Clark George (Clark cfc Webster), dwl 64 Tehama

Clark George, calker, dwl 51 Ritch

Clark George, clerk, dwl 702 Vallejo

Clark George, collector S. F. Gaslight Co., dwl 20» Kearny

Clark George, contractor, dwl W S Myrtle Av bet Larkin Bj^j
and Polk

Clark George, driver Central R. R., dwl 420 Sixth

Clark George, laborer Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl W s
Michigan nr Shasta

Clark George, liquor saloon, 108 Pacific

Clark George, millman, dwl 67 Clementina

Clark George, shipwright, dwl 64 Tehama

Clark George, tinsmith Elder & Dobbie, dwl NE cor Bry-
ant and First

Clark George E., carpenter, dwl 2126 Howard

Clark George G. , chief clerk fonvarding dept Wells, Fargo
&Co., dwl 1711 Hyde

Clark George R., clerk Post-office, dwl 222 Stevenson

CLARK OEOROE W., importer paperhangings, win-
dow shades, etc., Nucleus Building, Ss Market nr
Third, dwl 720 Union

Clark George W., lumberman, dwl 527 Sacramento

Clark Harrj', groceries and liquors, 2100 Bush

Clark Henry, mining secretary, dwl 209 Kearny

Clark Henry G., engineer, dwl 315 Capp

Clark Henry J., engineer Southern Pac. R. R.

Clark Hemy L-, cabmetmaker ICragen & Co., dwl 429
Greenwich

Clark Henry W., seaman, dwl 11 Pacific

Clark Horace, clerk stm Louise, Berkeley Ferry

Clark Horatio, clerk, dwl 622 Ellis

Clark Hugh, clerk Da\-is Bros., dwl 542 Minna

Clark Hugh R. , ornamental plasterer S. Kellet, dwl 336
Shipley

Clark Hugh W., carpenter 609 Post, dwl 714 Geary

Clark Isaac, painter, dwl 429 Francisco

Clark J., dwl2011\irk

Clark J. A. (widow), dwl 407 Mason

Clark James, cari)enter, dwl 3 Mason

Clark James, carpenter, dwl 513 Howard

Clark James, drajTuan Christian B. Rode, dwl 114 Shipley

Clark James, expressman SE cor Howard and Sixth, dwl
8 Noonan Av

Clark James, expressman, dwl 919 Powell

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p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Clark James, helper nielter and reflner'a department

V. S. Mint, dwl 12 Everett
Clark .James, laborer, dwl 208 Seventh, rear
Clark James, laborer Henrj' J. McLerie, dwl 347 Fourth
Clark James, manufacturing chemist, dwl 620 lirannan
Clark James, plasterer, dwl SWcor Austin and Franklin
Clark James, seaman, 20 Steuart
Clark James F., miner, dwl 127 Turk
Clark James H., agent, office 305 Kearny, dwl 728 Six-
teenth
Clark James H,, clerk Rudolph Hochkofler, dwl 38

Stanly PI
Clark James H., druggist, dwl 628 Brannan
Clark Janies H,, proptr Linden House, 220 Third
Clark James M., entrj' clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

407 Stevenson
Clark James Q., expressman, 533 Market, dwl E s Chat-

tancKjga, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Clark James R. {Dc Freii X- Co.), dwl 220 Brannan
Clark Jane S. (widow), dwl 318 Capp
Clark J. C, carpenter, dwl 957 Market
Clark J. E., physician, office and dwl 1205 Folsom
Clark J. E., gasBtter Wade's Opera House, dwl 214 First
Clark Jeremi;vh, capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Clark J. Fessenden, salesman Van Winkle & Davenport,

dwl 619 Harrison
Clark J. Fred. (Xaiiiiing cf- Co.\ dwl 912 Sutter
Clark John, dwl 78 Natoma
Clark John, boilermaker, dwl 143 Third
Clark John, carpenter, dwl 2 Burcham PI
Clark John, carpenter, dwl 529 Valencia
Clark John, carpenter and builder, cor Folsom and Haw-
thorne, dwl 38 Stanly PI
Clark John, cook N. P. Milloglav, dwl SE cor Battery

and Pacific
Clark John, hackman, XW cor Market & Kearny, dwl

135 Stevenson
' 'Ark John, helper California Planing Mills
ark John, janitor Broadway Primary School, dwl 222

Lombard
I lurk John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 Howard
I lark John, porter 216 Kearny, dwl 121 Morton
Clark John, seaman, dw'l North Pacific Hotel
Clark John, tailor, 132S California
Clark John E., stevedore, dwl 135 Si^ear
Clark John G., chief teller Bank of California, dwl 1109

Green
Clark John J., draftsman David Farquharson, dwl 38

Staffty PI
Clark John M., currier with S. Hoffman & Co., dwl Ala-
bama nr Twenty -fifth
Clark John W., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 11

Harriet
Clark Joseph, broker, office 419 California room 17, dwl

131 Montgomery
Clark Joseph, gasfitter, dwl 61 Tehama
Clark Joseph, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 28

Minna
Clark Joseph, nightpoliceman Alms House
Clark Joseph, plumber Alfred J. Smith, dwl 22 Tehama
Clark Joseph Jr., attorney at law, office 605 Clay room 16,

dwl 208 San Jose Av
Clark Joseph E. bagmaker Joseph Meyerstein, dwl SEcor

Fifth and Stevenson
Clark Joseph H., ornamental painter, dwl 1211 Turk
Clark Joseph M., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

E s Stevenson nr Hermann
CLARK JOSEPH M'., mining secretary, office 418

California, dwl 619 Harrison
Clark Judson H. {Clark ci- Zekiiid), dwl 505 Jones
Clark Julia (widow), dwl 313 Seventh
Clark L. N., physician, office and dwl 709 Folsom
Clark Leonard S. , attorney at law, office 606 Montgomerj-

room 21, dwl 1607 Mission
Clark Loms, workman T. S. Clark, dwl K s Tehama E of

Sixth
Clark Margaret (widow), dwl 12 Everett
Clark Maria G. Miss, private school Baptist Church,

Powell bet Bush and Sutter, dwl 130 Tyler
Clark JIartha J. Miss, teacher dwl 19 Verona PI
CLARK .M ARTI\ {Martin d- Hortmi), dwl 922Vallejo
Clark Mary (widow), dwl Brj'ant nr Fremont
Clark Mary Mrs. , ladies' nurse, dwl 1040J Howard
Clark Mary-, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl N s

Brannan nr Sixth
Clark Mary E. Miss, teacher Spring .Valley Primary

School, dwl 429 Greenwich
Clark Matthew, laborer, dwl 222 Lombard
Clark Michael, shoemaker, dwl 162 First

Clark Michael, soapboiler John Toner, dwl E s Potrero

Av t>ct Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Clark Michael, W(K)d and coal, NE cor Howard and

Tvvelfth, dwl Eighth St. House
Clark Michael J., engineer stm Bullion, dwl 106 Fran-
cisco
Clark Mortimer, porter Searle & Bode, dwl S s Filbert bet

Sansom and Montgomery
Clark Nathan, barber, dwl 1420 Broadway, rear
Clark O. J. Miss, dwl Grand Hotel
Clark Osmer N., steward Pacific Mail S. S. China, dwl

1202 Folsom
Clark P., laborer R. P. Kellj-, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Clark Patrick, dwl United States Hotel
Clark Patrick, laborer, dwl 114 Shipley
Clark Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 135

Shipley
Clark Patrick J., porter K L. Solomon & Sons, dwl Jessie

bet Fourth and Fifth
Clark Peter, bootmaker, dwl 139 Shipley
Clark Peter, laborer Chapman & Bauer, dwl 2309 Mason
Clark Philip, cartman California Brick Co., dwl 238Ritch
Clark Pomeroy B., commission agent, 606 Battery, and

bookkeeper James De La Montanya, res San Rafael
Clark R. C. , salesman Kaindler & Co., dwl 127 Kearny
Clark R. Frank, entry clerk Custom House, dwl N s Pine

bet Buchanan and Webster
Clark Richard, cook 432 California, dwl 1122 Pacific
Clark Richard, seaman stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf
Clark Robert, calker L. S. Allen, dwl 464 Minna
Clark Robert, laborer, dwl 73 Je.ssie
Clark Robert, machinist, dwl 10 Wetmore PI
Clark Rodney, carpenter, dwl 2 Eliza
Clark R. S., clerk stm Louise, Clay St. Wharf
Clark Rufus E., stockbroker, dwl E s Shotwell nr Twen-
tieth
Clark Samuel, law clerk, dwl 112 Jones
Clark Samuel P. B. (Megilligan d- Clark), dwl W s old San

Jose Road nr Industrial School
CTark Samuel R., clerk Buhlert & McBride, dwl ^124 San
Clark SexTiiour B., office 322 Montgomerj-, dwl 411 Leav
Clark Sninh, dwl 700 California
Clark Solomon, porter, dwl Dupont nr Pine
Clark Stephen, porter International Hotel, 824 Kearny
Clark Terrence, laborer, dwl 251 Minna
Clark Theodore G., dwl 272 Brannan
Clark Theodore R., painter, dwl 318 Capp
Clark Thomas, dwl 208 Turk

Clark Thomas, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl 15 VaUejo
Clark Thomas, CiXjpers' Union, 417 Bush
Clark Thomois, deckhand stm Mohongo, Broadway St.

Wharf
Clark Thomas, hooker Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s Louisi-
ana nr Shasta
Clark Thomas, miner, dwl 915 Post

Clark Thomas, plumber McNally & Hawkins, dwl 563 Min
Clark Thomas, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Clark Thomas, watchman Central Pacific R. R. Co.
Clark Thomas A., carpenter California Planing Mills
Clark Thomas B., clerk U. S. Sub-Treasurer's Office, res

Oakland
Clark Thomas C, plasterer, dwl 1616 Dupont
Clark Thomas D., commercial agent, dwl E a Columbia

bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Clark Thomas J., blacksmith William Deacon, dwl 714

Natoma
Clark Thomas S., dwl 48 Tehama
Clark Thomas W. , stonecutter, dwl 10 Wetmore PI
Clark Titus, cari)enter, dwl 816 Jackson
Clark Treat P., collector Masonic Cemetery Assn, office

411J^ California room 4, dwl 429 Greenwich
Clark Truman S., agent Union Wire Mattress Co., 919

Market, dwl 464i Tehama
Clark Walter (Delos'Clark <t- Co.), res Oakland
Clark William, attorney at law, dwl 704i Mission
Clark William, bootfitter Buckingham k Hecht, NW cor

Gough and Haight
Clark William, cigarmaker, dwl 310 Montgomery Av
Oark William, clerk, dwl 20 Elhs

Clark William, engineer Spring Valley Water Works Co.
CHark William, hatmaker Pacific Straw Works, dwl 6 John
Clark William, longshoreman, dwl 229 First i

Clark William, machinist, dwl 537 Sacramento
Clark William, nurse City and County Hospital, d.w\ 71

Tehama
Clark William, seaman, 26 Steuart
Clark William, teamster, dwl 531 East
Clark William A. {Rickoff & Clark), dwl 2020Fot8om

iiis FAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 315 Kearny Street.
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JEWELRY made to order and HEPAIHED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merohar ,J.^

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Clark William A., clerk E2a:a I. Hutchinson, dwl 209 Sev-
enteenth
Clark William B., clerk C. J. Hasvley & Co., dwl 1627 Sac
Clark William D. , proptr Pacific Brass Foundry and Lock

Factory, 20 Fremont, res Oakland
Clark William H., attorney at law, office Pioneer Building

808 Montgomery
Clark William J. , foreman S. S. Culverwell, dwl S s

Twentieth bet Guerrero and Dolores
Clark William M., liquor saloon, 409 Fourth
Clark William M., miller Deming, Palmen& Co., dwl 506

Linden Av
Clark William P., builder, dwl 2614 Bryant
Clark Zerah P. (Fanusimrth d- Co.), dwl Grand Hot«l
Clark & Webster, {George Clark aiui Benjamin P. Wch-

iter), shipwrights, calkers, and sparmakers, 26 How
Clark & Westall (Charles Clark and Edward Westall),

paperrulers, and blankbook manufacturers, 326 San
CLARK A ZEKIN'D (J. H. Clark and S. ZeHnd),

proptrs Bostcin Cracker Bakery, 36 Geary
Clark's Buildinsr, 316 Pine
CLARKE ALFRED, clerk Chief of Police, dwl 1423

Howard
Clarke Bernard, shoemaker, dwl 227 Second
Clarke Daniel, seaman, dwl SW cor Batterj' and Vallejo
Clarke Edwin A., messenger London and San Francisco

Bank, res Oakland
Clarke Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1232 Pacific
Clarke EUen (widow), groceries and vegetables, 221 Fol
Clarke F. C, deputy collector U. S. Internal Revenue,

dwl 614 Sutter
Clarke Francis, carpenter, dwl 16 Langton
Clarke Frank, druggist W. E. Mayhew, dwl 144 Fourth
Clarke George E., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Clarke George W, {Clarke <t- Palmer), dwl 911 Clay
Clarke H. K. W., attorney at law, office 330 Pine room 15,

dwl 915 Bush
Clarke Hugh, dwl Franklin Hotel
Clarke Ida Miss, dwl 34 Kearny
Clarke Institute, Miss Minnie F. Austin principal, SE cor

O'Farrell and Mason
Clarke James, clerk, dwl 1218 Jackson
Clarke James L., ship's watchman, dwl 555 Howard
Clarke J. G., dwl 246 Taylor
Clarke John, dwl 121 Morton, rear
Clarke John, stableman, dwl Larkin bet McAllister and

Tyler
Clarke John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Clarke John H. , cabinetmaker, dwl W s Church nr Twenty-
fifth
Clarke John J., physician, dwl 717 Bryan
Clarke J. W., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Clarke L. Mrs., dwl 725i Broadway, rear
Clarke Mary, ladies' hairdresser, 24 Post
CLARKE SAMLEL J. Jr., register bankruptcy, cham-
bers 24 and 25 U. S. Court Building, dwl Lick House
Clarke Selina (widow), dwl 435 Geary
Clarke Susan Mrs. , furnished rooms, 226 Sutter
Clarke T. G., salesman Homer Williams & Co., dwl 5

Brenham PI
Clarke Thomas, upholsterer, dwl 725J Broadway
Clarke Thomas D., clerk, dwl S s Twenty-fourth nr Har
Clarke William, dwl N s Hickory Av bet Octavia and

Gough
Clarke William, carpenter, dwl 517 Bush
Clarke William, hostler Central R. R.
Clarke William, boilermaker Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl N

s Sierra nr Louisiana
Clarke William, porter Middleton, Bryde & Co.
Clarke William H. T. , gold and silverplater, 44 Geary, dwl

822 Jessie
Clarke & Palmer (G. W. Clarke and C. C. Palmer), liquor

saloon, 23 Sutter
CLARKE'!» POIXT MAREHOUSE, J. F. Haycock &

Co., proprtrs, NW cor Front and Broadway
darken J., dwl 723 O'Farrell
darken Richard M. , reporter Alta California, dwl 835

Mission
Clarken Thomas, carpenter, dwl 408 Broadway
Clarken Thomas A., seaman, dwl 432 Broadway
darkins Phillip, plasterer, dwl 134 Fourth
Clarkson Henry, deckhand stm Mound Eden, Jackson St.

Wharf
Clarkson Henry C, miner, dwl 335 Tehama
Clarkson, Joseph, conductor Central R. R., dwl 1211

■ Turk
darkson Milton, clerk letter department Wells Fargo &

Co., dwl 335 Tehama
darkson N. P., seaman stmOriflarame, Folsom St.Wliarf

Clarkson Prentice M. , collector North Point Wharf, dwl
549 Minna

Clarkson W. H., carpenter Wade's Opera House

Clarkson William O., collector and accountant, dwl W 8
Potrero Av bet Alameda and El Dorado

Clary Amasa, hackdriver D. E. Root & Co., dwl 1230 Miss

Clary Andrew, laborer Hinckley & Co.

Clarj' Charles, salesman F. G. E. Tittle, dwl NW cor Polk
and Fell

Clarj' Dennis, laborer, dwl 13 Natoma

Clarj' Michael, carpenter, dwl 728J Clementina, rear

Clarj' Patrick, engineer, dwl 47 Louisa

Clary Thomas, laborer, dwl 446 Minna

Clary William H., capitalist, office 329 Montgomery, dwl
212 Shotwell

darj' William J., teamster, dwl 631^ Minna

Clary. See Cleary

Clasby James, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl 354
Welsh

dases John, groceries and liquors, 415 Fourth

Clasphy James, laborer, dwl 18 Geneva

Classen B., dwl 310 Sixth

Classen Frederick, mariner, dwl 310 Sixth

Classen H. Mrs. , dressmaker, dwl 310 Sixth

Classen Henry, dwl 709 Shotwell

Classen Jacob, seaman, dwl 619 Pacific

Classen John, barkeeper, dwl Siegfried's Hotel

Classen John C. , carpenter and builder, ofiBce 516 Kearny,
dwl 232 Francisco

Classen J. Milton, real estate, dwl E s Van Ness Av bet
Clay and Washington

Classen Louisa M. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar
School, dwl 232 Francisco

Claud Armand, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 618 Fourth

Claudier Grace Miss, dressmaker, dwl 810 Mission

Clans August (Claus <t Alfs), dwl 204 Steuart

Claus Jacob, cook Waibel Joseph, dwl 870 Folsom

Claus Joseph, hostler, dwl 446 Natoma

Claus & Alfs (August Claxis and John Alfs), proprietorB
Golden Gate House, 204 Steuart

Clausen B., dwl 512 Taylor

Clausen Francis, manufacturing jeweler and diamond set-
ter, 410 Keamy, dwl 132 First Av nr Sixteenth

dausen Frederick, mariner, dwl 100 Jackson

Clausen John, barlreeper Charles Revermann, dwl NE cor
Brannan and Eighth

dausen John, teamster, dwl 1106 Howard, rear

Clausen Nicholas, baker Russ House

Clausen Otto, clerk F. Meyer & Co., dwl NE cor Turk and
Fillmore

dausen Siegfried, cabinetmaker August Jungblat & Co.,
dwl NW cor Polk and Market

dausen. See Claussen

Clausmann Louis, porter Ami Vignier, dwl 429 Battery

Clausmann Marj* Mrs., boarding, 738 Pacific

Clauson Emma Miss, milliner Mrs. Borgstrom, dwl Hinck-
ley

Claussen Henry, liquor saloon 230 Montgomery, dwl 1226
Pine

Claussen Henrj', machinist, dwl 22 Stockton PI

daussen Henry H., veterinary surgeon, 332 Bush, dwl 116
O'Farrell

Claussen John, cigars and tobacco, 104 Dupont, dwl 2i
Arma

daussen Matthias, carpenter, dwl Niagara House

daussen. See Clausen

CLAl'SSE.Ml'8 GEORGE, passage, exchange, and
money orders, office 521 Sacramento (and Henry
Winkle <t Co.), dwl 731 California

Claussenius Herman, bookkeeper George Claussenius, dwl
731 California

dautte Oliver, laborer, dwl 1013 Stockton

Claveau Antonio, scenic artist, 630 Broadway, dwl 1616
Mason

daveau Frederick, painter, dwl 1104 Pacific

Claverie John, pantryman Branch Miners' Restaurant, 769
Market

daverie Joseph, cook Branch Miners' Restaurant 769 Mar-
ket

Claverie P., cook Branch Miners* Restaurant, 769 Market

Claverolas Henry, machinist, dwl 502 Mission

Claverold Hemy, kitchen hand Palace Hotel

Clavis Paul, dwl 738 Vallejo, rear

Clawges Augustus, clerk Jacob Cordes, dwl SE cor Va-
lencia and Twenty-sixth

Clawson Ella Mrs. , dwl 410 Keamy

Clawson Leonard E., bricklayer, dwl 441 Clementina

Clay Christopher, carpenter, dwl 10 Carlos PI

Clay Clem C, dwl 2416 Califoniia

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Goo{

. p. VAN 5CHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

CLAY FRF.nKRirK, capitalist, office 320 Sansom

nxim 5, res Oakland
Claj' Jabez P., dwl 1216 Washington
Clay Julius, carpenter, dwl 10 Carlits PI
Clav Louis, watchmaker, dwl 10 Carlos PI
€LA¥ 8T. HILL R. R. CO., office SW cor Clay and

Leavenworth
Clay Street Market. 514-518 Clay

Cla.vtjiirirh Albert, whi)lesale butcher, dwl 716 McAllister
Clavburjjh Moses (Claifburgh i- Brnndinstein), dwl 27

Sixth
Claybur^'h Simon {Polij, IlnUbroti ,(• Co.), dwl 27 Sixth
Clayburffh & Brandenstein {MutteJ! Clayhxtrgh and H.

BraiuUii^tein), proptrs Dashaway Stables, 110 Post
Clayes Charles W., clerk Custom House, dwl 729 Cal
Clavos Henry M., helper melter and refiner's department

" U. S. Mint, dwl 2312 California
Clavton Charles {Charles Claytan Jb Co.), dwl Grand

Hotel
Cla\-ton Charles, barkee])er, dwl 508 Ellis
rLAl'TOX ('HARLE!» A «'0. (Joseph W. Jorda7i),

grain and flour commission merchants, and agents

Santa Clara Flour Mills, NE cor Front and Clay
Cla\-ton Edward, waiter Jackson Jordan, dwl 637 Vallejo
Clayton Frank, auctioneer Abraham Jacobs, dwl NE cor

Powell and Jackson
Clavton Furman, engineer stm Sonera, dwl cor Clay and

■ Tavlor
Clarton J. D., conductor Jfarket St. R, R. Co,
Cla\ton Marv A. Mrs., dwl 256 ?:ishth
C'LEARIlVCi HOISE ASSOi lATIOX S. F., Milton

S. Latham president. Homer S. King secretary,

Thomas S. Taylor manager, 211 Sansom
Cleale Joseph A., rubber morocco dressing manufac-
turer, dwl S 8 Seventeenth nr Church
Qearv Anne Mrs., dwl S s Ash Av bet Polk and Van Ness

Av
Cleary B. (widow^, dwl 826 Valencia
Cleary Edward, ironmolder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

67 Shipley
Clean.' Edward, laborer, dwl 18^ Rausch
Cleary Francis D., mining secretary-, office 19 Merchants'

Exchange, dwl S s Twenty-fifth bet ShotweU and How
Cleary Hannah (widow), dwl 254 Jessie
Cleary John, driver City R. R.
Cleary John, gasfitter, dwl 254 Jessie
Clearv John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Eighteenth

Av bet Q and R, South S. F.
Cleary "Mary Mrs. , dwl 773 Harrison
Clearv Marv M. Miss, compositor Bonnard & Daly, dwl

41 Stanlv PI
Clear}- Michael, (C. E. McCleary X- Co.), dwl 921 CTay
Clear}- Michael R., driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529

Valencia
Cleary M. L. Mrs., teacher Valencia St. Grammar School
Clearv- Patrick, salesman Weil, Cahn &, Co., dwl E s How-
ard bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Clear\- Patrick M., boot and shoemaker, 510 Mission
Cleary Robert, collector, 236 Mont, dwl 41 Stanly PI
Clear}- Thomas, clerk Mercantile Library, dwl 41 Stanly PI
Clear}- Thomas, oiler stm Senator, Broadway St. Wharf
Cleary Thomas J. , dwl N s Fulton bet Octavia and Gough
Clear}- Thomas P., plasterer, dwl 16} Rausch
Clearv William J., butcher, dwl W s Sixth Av bet L and

M, South S. F.
Cleave John, driver City R. R., dwl 231 Fifteenth
Cleaveland Henry AV. , architect, office 507 Montgomery,

dwl Occidental Hotel
Cleaveland Lewis, laborer, dwl 353 Tehama
Cleaveland William, driver Cliff House Omnibus, dwl

Homestead Point Lobos Av
Cleaveland. See Cleveland
Cleaves Francis, actor Wade's Opera House
Cleere William, decorator G. G. Garibaldi, dwl 27} Fourth
Glees Peter, billiard-tablemaker, 804 Pacific
Clegg Oscar A., boxmaker George W. Swan & Co., dwl 638

Second
Clegg Thomas, conomissionbroker, dwl 638 Second
Cleioerolus Henrv, brassfinisher, dwl 502 Mission
Cleman T., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Clemencer Jacob, laborer, dwl 1110 Br}-ant
Clemencet Franijois, florist August Vivien, 12 Mdy
Clemens Carl, moulder ^tna Iron Works, dwl 1 SxiUiTan

Alley nr Mission
Clemens George, cook, dwl 421 Dupont
Clemens J., waiter, dwl 909 Kearny
Clemens Robert, teamster H. N. Tribou, dwl N s Fnlton

bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Clemens. See Clements

Cleniensen Carl J., cabinetmaker Kragcn & Co., dwl 24

Garden
CJement A., saloon, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Clement Benjamin F., carpenter, dwl 1432 Jackson
Clement Charles H., cabinetmaker Troutt & Foss, dwl

813 Mission
Clement E, B. (Joseph and E. B. Clement), res Oakland
Clement Henr}-, teamster Elliot & Brother, dwl NW cor

Waller and Fillmore
Clement Henr}- N. (R. P. and H. If. Clement), attorney

at law, 606 Montsfomer}-, dwl 132 Bartlett
Clement John, commission merchant, and agent Hap-
good & Co.'s canned goods, 124 California, dwl NW

cor Stockton and Broadway
Clement Joseph, laborer Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 637 Pac
Clement Joseph (Josejih d- E. B. Clement), and school

director, dwl 526 Green
CIEMKNT JOSEPH A E. B., examiners titles, office

710 Wa.shington
Clement Joseph Mrs., dwl 245 Minna
Clement Lewis M., superintendent track Central Pacific

R. R., NE cor Fourth and Towiisend, res Oakland
Clement Lucv Miss, milliner Mrs. Jenny Borgstrom, dwl

729 Broadw-ay
Clement L\-man H., bookkeeper National Gold Bank and

Trust Co., dwl 407 Mason
Clement Mar}- (widow), dwl 21 Stockton PI
Clement Peter, dwl 729 Broadway
Clement Peter, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 1610 California
CLEMENT R. P. Jk H. X., attorneys at law, office 606

Montgomerv rooms 3 and 4, Sherman's Block
aement Roswell P. (11. P. d- H. K. Clement), dwl W s

Mission bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Clement Rufus H., salesman Waterhouse & Lester, dw-1

1117 Sacramento
Clement Samuel, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, res Oak-
land
Clement Wesley B., mining, office 606 Montgomery rooms

3 and 4, res Alameda
Clements Gilbert, comniission merchant, 318 Front, res

Oakland
Clements Janaro S., engineer, dwl NW cor Vallejo and

White
Cleihents John, master mariner, dwl 321} T^nion
Clements John F., pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl

1210 Devisadero
Clements John H. B., carpenter, dwl 1621 Hyde
Clements Katie Miss, dressmaker, dwl NW cor Vallejo

and White
Clements Samuel, confectioner Schroder & Albrecht, dwl

NW cor Vallejo and White
Clements William, captain bark Rival, office 44 Market
Clemett Thomas, sailmaker William C. Wood, dwl Quincy

House
Clemmons John C. , carpenter, dwl SW cor Twenty-fourth

and Vicksburg
Clench William C. , carpenter California Planing Mills,

dwl 715 Broadway
Clendenen Charlotte Mrs. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 105}

Fifth
Cleofhnan Frank, carpenter Kimball Agricultural Imple-
ment Manuf. Co., dwl William Tell House
Cleofise JuliS,, dressmaker, dwl 4 Virginia
Cleophas Mar}- (widow), dwl 701 Lombard
Clerc Peter (.4. Derre i: Co.), dwl 1004 Larkin
Clerc Peter E., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 417

Sutter
Clerc Raoue (X. Ten Bosch d- Co.). dwl 223 Post
CLERK BOARD OF SIPERTISORS, office 4 City

Hall second floor
Clerks' Relief Societv, rooms 410 Kearny
Clevalox R., dwl 3 Washoe PI

Cleveland , magnetic phy.=ncian, 220 Third

Cleveland C. D., physician and surgeon, office 224 Kearny,

dwl 431 Geary
Cleveland E., salesman, dwl 9 O'Farrell
Cleveland E. A. Miss, Principal Rincon Grammar School,

dwl 228 Capp
Cleveland Edward L., dwl 7 O'Farrell
Cleveland Henry, mariner stm Alexander Duncan, Main

St. Wharf
Cleveland J. Mrs. (widow), dwl 421 Powell
Cleveland Mar}- Miss, dwl 106 Stockton
Cleveland Sarah Miss, dwl 106 Stockton
Cleveland. See Cleaveland
Clew John Peter, baker, dwl 2210 Mason
Clewford Thomas, carpenter, dwl 14} Langton
Cliens Michael, Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s A\Tiarf

JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Cfiff House, Junius G. Foster proprietor, terminus Point

Lobos Av, O-i miles from City Hall
Clifford Daniel, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 154

Perry
Cliffivrd l)avid, painter, dwl Coso House
Clifford Edward, laborer Southern Pacific R. R., dwl W s

Jlichigan nr Shasta
Clifford Frank, driver Crj-stal Soda Water Co., dwl SW

cor Jlontgomery Av and Vallejo
Clifford Frederick, carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Clifford Geortfe E., merchandisebroker, office 402 Front,

. dwl 611 Vallejo
Clifford George F., correspondent, dwl Nucleus House
Clifford Henry, stevedore, dwl 3 King
Clifford Hiram, milkman, San Bruno Road, nr University

Mound Tract
Clifford James, clerk, dwl 311 Stockton
Clifford James B., salesman Palmer Brothers, dwl 420

O'Farrell
Clifford Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 412 Post, rear
Clifford Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 56 Crocker
Clifford Jeremiah J., laborer, dwl 56 Crocker
Clifford John, laborer, dwl 220 Fifth
Clifford John G. , teamster C. L. Kendall, dwl 21 Fulton
Clifford Josephine, dwl Russ House
Clifford Nellie Miss, upholsteress, dwl 281 Minna
Clifford Patrick, laborer, dwl 6 Gilbert, rear
Clifford Robert, market, 240 Fourth, dwl 299i Clem
Clifford Thomas, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 710 Natonia
Clifford Thomas C, teamster Golden Gate Flouring MilU,

dwl 1722 Turk
Clifford Timothy, laborer, dwl 10 Sherwood PI
Clifford William, blacksmith Peter H. N. HaUer, dwl NE

cor Greenwich and Montgomerj' Av
Clifford William, bookkeeper and accountant, dwl 1184

Harrison, rear
Clifford William, carpenter, dwl 10 Freelon
Clifford William H., shipcarpenter, dwl 1722 Turk
Clift N., locksmith John G. lis, dwl 420 Jackson
Clifton Henry, cook, dwl 18 Stone
Clifton Henry, laborer, dwl 231 Fifteenth
Clifton Viola Miss, actress Palace Opera House
Clinch Bryan J. , architect, office 432 Montgomery room 8,

dwl 227 Chestnut
Clinch Charles 6., bookkeeper A. C. Dietz & Co., res

Oakland
Clinch Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 430 Montgomery Av
Clindinin Alexander G., helper Francis J. Glacier, dwl

California Av nr Twenty-ninth, Bernal Heights
Cline G., millwright Joseph Wagner & Co.
Cline Henry, dwl 1227J Pacific

Cline Henry, clerk Henry Cline, dwl 5 Mission, rear
Cline Henry, groceries and liquors, 5 Mission, dwl 320

Beale
Cline Henry A., driver Bay City Soda Water Co., dwl 1041

Howard
Cline John E., dwl 1041 Howard
Cline John F., draj-man Parker, Wattson & Co., dwl 1414

Washington
Cline Julius, blacksmith, dwl 1041 Howard
Cline M. J. Mrs., teacher Denman Grammar School, dwl

2606 Sacramento
Cline Patrick, dwl 126 Dora •

Cline Peter, expressman, SE cor Front and Sacramento,

dwl 158 Hyde
Cline Rebecca Miss, dwl 3 Vallejo PI
Cline Samuel, tailor, 827 Pacific
Cline S. E., shirtmaker, dwl 603 Taylor
Cline William, printer Bonnard & Daly, dwl 1414 Wash
Cline William, varnisher S. F. Gas Light Co.
Cline Zuchman, dwl 120 Olive Av
Cline. See Klein and Kline
Clingman George E., cigars and tobacco, 640 Market, dwl

222 Post
Cliningber Annie, dressmaker Mrs. Rebecca Berkowitz,

dwl 1112 Kearny
Clint Charles, longshoreman, dwl N s Greenwich bet

Montgomery and Sansom
Clint Charles, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Clint Charles N., liquor saloon, 13 Steuart
Clint Martin, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Clinton Charles A., assistant secretary Board of Educa-
tion, and apothecary, cor Railroad and Twelfth avs.

South S. P.
Clinton George A., driver Engine No, 2 S. F. F. D., dwl

412 Bush
Clinton Henry (Clinton i: McNai), dwl 4 St. Charles PI
Clinton Henry, seaman sloop Gazelle, Washington St. Wharf

Clinton Howard M., stationer}', 41 J Third

Clinton James, dwl 417 Natoma, rear

Clinton James, policeman, dwl 529 Pine

Clinton James J., special policeman, dwl 1015 Stockton

Clinton John, fireman stm Amador, Market St.\Vharf

Clinton Jonathan, fireman, dwl S s Crescent Av nr Islais

Creek, Bernal Heights
Clinton Marj' F. Mrs., branch bakerj' and candies, 450

Sixth
Clinton William H., dwl 450 Sixth
Clinton & McNai {Henry Clinton and James McNai),

liquor saloon, 821 Kearny
Clippard Adolph, shoemaker, dwl 113 Polk
Clipper Mills, Charles L. Dingley agent, office Pier 4 Steu
Clisby Seth, bookkeeper Eureka Warehouse, res Oakland
Clishen Eugene, laborer, dwl 22 Zoe, rear
Clitch F. G., driver Central R. R., dwl 2058 Post
Oliver George S., carpenter, dwl 1220 Stockton, rear
Clobert Joseph, cook F. W. Haubrich, 623 Commercial
Clocher Hypolite, dwl 1628 Stockt^in
Clodi Louis, printer California Demokrat, dwl 530 Bush
Clogston, Frank G., laborer, dwl 412 Sixth
Clogston Harry W., cutter Buckingham & Hecht,NWcor

Gough and Haight
Cloonan Dennis, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Cloonej- Dennis, dwl 553j Natoma

Clooney John, porter Richards & Harrison, dwl 1011 Ma-
son
Clooney Lizzie Miss, seamstress, dwl Overland House
Clooney Margeret Aliss, furnished rooms, 1032 Market
Closs John, carpenter, dwl N s Ivy Av bet Buchanan and

Laguna
Close B. F. , dwl 536 Sacramento
Close Edward, steward, dwl 109 Vallejo
Close Frank, shoemaker, dwl 225 Post
Close Hugh, gatekeeper Pacific ilail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,

dwl 39 Clarence PI
Close Samuel, waiter, dwl 108 Bernard
Close William, cabinetmaker, dwl 606 Third
Close William, phj'sician, office and dwl 822 Mission
Closs William V., laborer, dwl 1036 Market
Clot Jean B., machinist Tait & Hainque
Cloud August, cabinetmaker Alphonse Boisnet, dwl 473

Jessie
Cloud Henry C, plumber, dwl 335 Tehama
Cloud Mary Mi-s., furnished rooms, 21 Powell
Cloudman Charles H. , bootmaker, 939 Folsom
Cloudman Horace, bricklayer, dwl 327 Minna
Cloudman Nancy Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 939

Folsom
Cloudy Julius, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Clough Alton, conductor Bradley & Rulofson, res Oakland
Clough Amos, dwl 35^ Perry
Clough Charles L., bookkeeper Freeman, Smith & Co.,

dwl 35^ Perry
Clough Elijah (Stevens cfc C), dwl 1716 Sutter
Clough George H., stoves and tinware, W s Folsom nr

Twenty-second
Clough John, horseshoer 17 Stevenson, dwl 143 Third
Clough John F., stevedore, dwl 8 Langton
Clough Robert, dwl 29 Turk
Clough Samuel, salesman J. W. Tucker & Co., dwl 1215

Market
Clough Sidney A., wireweaver Eckfeldt & Co., dwl 605

Kearny
Clough S. S., clerk, dwl 16 Turk
Clough. See Cluff

Clougherty Michael, laborer, dwl 67 Minna, rear
Cloughlin James, deckhand stm Amador, Market St. Wharf
Cloutte Claudine, laundiy, 1013 Stockton
Clover Richardson, lieutenant stm Hassler U. S. Coast

Survey, 214 Stockton
Cloyes Charles E., clerk Custom House, dwl 1114 Clay
Club Stables, Samuel Gamble manager, 409 and 411 Taylor
Clucas James, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl SE cor Shasta

and Michigan
CUFF BROTHERS (Richard, James S., and WUliam

Cluff), groceries, 36 Second
Cluff James S. (Cluff Brothers), dwl 54 Third
Cluff Richard (Cluff lirothers), dwl 205 Minna
Cluff W. B. & Co. (Cornelius H. Graham), groceries, 19

Sixth
Cluff William (Cluff Brothers), dwl 136 Seventh
Cluff William B. (Cluff J: De Witt and W. B. Cluff Ji Co.),

dwl 148 Tehama
Cluff & De Witt (William B. Cluff and Mortimer De

Witt), groceries, 223 Third
Cluhner Frederick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114

Steuart

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Purnishing Goods, jjj

J. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Cluin Ann (widow), 218 Perrj'

Cluin Edward F., bookkeeper Morant & McBride, dwl

218 Perry
Cluin Tlioraas .1., butcher, dwl 218 Perry
Clulin Robert, fireman, dwl 541 First
Clunan Patrick, fireman Southern Pacific R, R., dwl 1837

Howard
Clnne Otmrad, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Olune Thomas, fanner, dwl 50 Natoina
Clune Tlionias, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Cluney George, carpenter, dwl 102 Eddy
Cluny John P., printer, dwl 1011 Masoii
Clute Adolph, painter, dwl 1519 Dujiont
date Annie (widow), dwl 14 <1'Furrell
Clyde James, clerk freight auditor's office Central Pacific

R. R., NEcor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 736 Clem-
entina
Clyde John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s Illinois nr

Twentieth
Clyde Josei)h, painter, dwl W s Kentucky nr Sierra
Clyde Roljert S. , attiirnev at law, ofiBce 523 Kearny room

10, dwl 211 Austin
CljTTia James, engineer, dwl 3 Gerke Alley nr Dupont
dyne Patrick, laborer with John Reynolds, dwl 126 Dora
Clynes John, tanner Frank McAIeer, dwl W s York bet

Butte and Twentieth
Goad Alfred, engineer Adam Muir, dwl 1022 Washington
Coad Halsey, pai)erhanger, 529 Valencia
Coad Henry, actor California Theater, dwl 710 Geary
Coakley Cornelius, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl SW

cor Slichigan and Sierra
Coakley Cornelius, plasterer, dwl 618 Sixth
Coakley Ellen (widow), dwl 544 Jessie
Coakley Ellen Mrs., lodgings, dwl lis Prospect PI
Coakley Eugene, laborer, dwl 518 Pacific
Coakley Jerry, teamster Louis Jaffe, dwl 413 Pacific
Coakley John, doorkeeper St. Marj-'s Hospital
Coakley John, laborer, dwl 207 Pacific
Coaklev John, laborer A. M. Simptson & Brother, Beale

St." Wharf
Coakley John, stevedore, dwl 445 First
Coakley Julia Miss, cutter J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 644

Stevenson
Coakley Mary Miss, milliner Mrs. E. Blochman, dwl 644

Stevenson
Coakley Timothj', laborer, dwl E s Dame nr Thirty-first
Coan Samuel L., manager Cal. Club, 211 Sutter, dwl 1408

Bush
Coan. See Coen, Cohan, Cohen, Cohn, and Kohn
Coast Line Stage Co., John S. Gray agent, oflBce 214

Mnntgomerj'
COAST REVIEW (monthly), insurance, finance, etc.,

John G. Edwards publisher, otEce 113 Leidesdorff
Coast Santo, varnisher and cabinetmaker Henry Luchsin-

ger & Co. , dwl 7 Card Alley
CO.-IST StRVEY V. S., otfiee 214 Stockton
Coata Mi<juel, vaquero Dean & Sutherland, dwl cor

Railroad and Thirteenth Av, South S. F.
Coates Alfred, carpenter, dwl 1063 Broadway
COATES CALEB, wines and liquors, 37 Sutter, dwl

1508 Pine
Coates George K., collector Bullock & Jones, dwl 1434

Mission
Coates James, fireman stm Senator, Broadway St. Wharf
Coates Thomas, deckhand stm Louise Berkeley Ferry
Coates William D. {Hxtnt <i- Co.), res Oakland
Cobb Alexander, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Cobb David (Edouart <i- C), dwl 807 Bush
Cobb Edward E., clerk, dwl 129 Turk
Cobb Frank, clerk Lyon & Fowler, dwl 539 California
Cobb H. Miss, teacher French Haves Valley Grammar

School, dwl 591 Ellis
Cobb Henrj- A. {Maxtrice Bore <b Co.), oflBce 326 Pine,

dwl 14i3 Powell
Cobb Henrj' A. Jr., clerk stm Petaluma, Davis St. Wharf
Cobb J. W., expressman, SW cor Bvish and Batterj', dwl

E s Capp nr Twenty-fifth
Cobb James, cook O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
COBB MOSES C, attorney at law, office Nevada

Block 309 Montgomerj- room 63, res Alameda
Cobb Samuel, clerk, dwl 1624 Leavenworth
Cobb Stephen, shipcarpenter, dwl 422 O'FaiTell
Cobb W. Horace, clerk D. M. Bishop & Co.
Cobb William, expressman, dwl W s Howard nr Twenty-
Fifth

Cobb William B., master S. S. Great Republic, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Cobbledick James (Meeker, James & Co.), res East Oak-
land

Cobbs Omer, painter, dwl 915 Clay
Cobine John, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co.
Cobleigh John L., milkman, dwl 1714 Clay
Cobleman Christopher, grocer, dwi 120 Virginia
Coblentz Emile, shirt factorj', 515 Jackson
Coblentz Martin, miner, dwl 315 O'Fan-ell
Cobliner Aaron {Cobliner Brim.), res New York
Cobliner Brothers {Aaron, Saul, and Ixaac), importers
and jobbers millinerj' and fancy goods, embroideries,
etc., 543 Market
Cobliner Isaac (Cobliner Bros.), dwl 603 Pine
Cobliner Saul (Cobliner Bros.), dwl 603 Pine
Cobo, Ygual & Co. (Josr^ S. Cobo and Arsenio Y. de
Ygnal), manufacturers cigars and im)K)rters Havana
leaf tobacco and cigars, 419 Sacramento
Cobo Jos6 S. (Cobo, i'^fxtal it Co.), dwl 24 South Park
Cobu Joseph, carpetlayer Henri Wendel & Co., dwl 325

Green
Cobum Forrest, carpenter William Kreger, dwl S s Twenty-
third bet Harrison and Bryant
Cobum Francis H., carpenter, dwl 2211 Pine, rear
Coburn Joseph, carpenter, dwl 2211 Pine, rear
Coburn Frank M., teamster Pac. Commercial Co., dwl 10

Jessie nr Seventh
Coburn Loren, farmer, dwl NW cor Folsom and Twenty-
third
Coburn Michael, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Coburn William, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Cochell John, comjx)sitor Alta, dwl 749 Howard
COCmxrATE BtlLOIXCi, 213 and 215 Sansom
Cochran Daniel, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu-
art
Cochran Alexander, helper John H. Reddington, SW cor

Tnenty-fifth and Columbia
Cochran Charles H. , hostler Bay District Fair Grounds
Cochran D. , coalpasser stm Orifiamme, Folsom St. Wharf
Cochran Henrj-, lithographer, dwl 127 Keaniy
Cochran James, carpenter, dwl 2 Oak
Cochran James, foreman Charter Oak Stables, 773 Market,

dwl W s Mission nr Fourth
Cochran James H. , policeman City Hall, dwl 2012 Dupont
Cochran John, builder and contractor, dwl 822 Post
Cochran John, farmer, dwl SE cor Twentieth and Treat Av
Cochran John T., dwl 35* Erie

Cochran Joseph P. , deputy county assessor, dwl 003 Bush
Cochran Joshua, gilder Snow & May, dwl 1309 Kearny
Cochran Robert, carpenter and builder, dwl 1309 Kearny
Cochran Robert N., assistant license collector, dwl 813

Howard
Cochran Simon, cartman, dwl 139 Shipley
Cochran William, teamster, dwl 112 Peny
Cochrane Daniel, expressman, dwl 116 Tovvnsend
Cochrane David, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 777 Folsom
Cochrane Edwin O. , dentist, oflBce and dwl 850 Market
Cochrane John, porter George C. Johnson & Co., dwl

2415 Clay
Cochrane John, teamster West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

112 Perrj'
Cochrane John, trimmer O. &. O. S. S. Belgic
Cochrane John P., salesman Albert Mau & Co., dwi Mor-
ton House
Cochrane Maria Mrs., dressmaker, dwll30<5 Pacific
Cochrane Michael, insurance agent, dwl 549 Bryant
Cochrane R. J., sashmaker, dwl 957 Market
Cochrane Timothy, tanner, dwl 424 Shotwell
Cocian Nicholas, waiter, dwl 33 Hinckley
Cociaro Silvestro, dwl 619 Broadway
Cocken Alexander, mariner schr Marj' Anderson, Beale

St. Wharf
Cocklev Timothy, mariner stm Alexander Duncan, Main

St.'Wharf
Cockman John, painter, dwl NE cor Montgomery and

Pacific
Cockrill George, dwi 609 Jackson
Cockrill John D., butcher, dwl 458 Jessie
Cockrill Robert L., porter T. G. Cockrill & Co., dwl 1701

Gough
Cockrill iTieodore G.(T. G. CoclcrilU-Co.),dy.-\ 1701 Gough
COCKRILL T. G. A CO. (H. E. Brooksand James L.
Horner), importers and wholesale vrines and liquors,
521 Front

Coctins Mme., dressmaker, 10(5J Third

CocuruUo Raffaili (GiacojjeUo <i- C). dwl 896 Front

Codd Thomas, expressman, dwi 1505 Pine

Coddington Isaiah, carriagemaker H. S. Kreslor, dwl

Harrison nr Fourth
Coddington James, dwl 101 Mason
Coddington William, capitalist, dwl 426 P(ist

lii STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers

JEWELHY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Mercian V

Code, EUelt & Co. (Philip D. Code and Joseph Elfelt),
nianufs jellies, jams, preserves, pickles, etc., 125 Main,
oHice 314 Washington
Code Emma S. Mrs., teacher ShotwellSt. Primary School,

dwl Twenty-second and Alabama
Code John (Cmie it Pujijott), dwl 1505 Pine
Code John, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Cude ililes, seaman bark Revere, Pacific St. Wharf
Code Pliilip D. (Code, ElfM i Co.), dwl 103(j Folsom
Code & Pigffott (John Cude and Charles U. Piggott),

commission merchants, 417 Davis
Coder Shermaii B., salesman Straut & Hamilton, res Oak-
land
Codey Joseph, machinist, dwl 435 Fulton
Codingham Richard, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 22

John
Codington Charles P., bookkeeper Pacific Glue Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 217 Elm Av
Codington Frederick, clerk, dwl 230 Tyler
Codington William E., porter Pac. Glue Manuf. Co., dwl

230 Tyler
Codington William H., president Pac. Glue Manuf. Co.,

office 40(3 Market, dwl 230 Tj ler
Codrick George, lumberman, dwl 264^ Tehama
Cody C, dwl cor Mission and Twentj-ninth
Cody Charles F., carpenter, dwl 14 Gilbert, rear
Cody James, cooper Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl

S s Twenty-fourth bet Alabama and Columbia
Cody James, wheelwright, dwl 21 Clara
Cody John, cartman, cor Market and Front
Cody John, hostler John Martin, dwl 333 Bush
Cody John, laborer, dwl ll(j Clinton
Cody John, laborer, dwl 1410 Folsom
Cody John, milkman, Clinton bet Brannanand Townsend
Cody M., laborer Frear Stone Co.
Cody JIathew, melter Hinckley k Co., dwl IG Anthony
Cody Michael, carpenter, dwl SE cor Pine and Steiner
Cody Michael, plasterer, dwl 26 Minna, rear
Cody Patrick J., teamster, dwl Godj" nr Mission, Bemal

Heights
Cody William C, expressman E. S. Spear & Co., dwl 435

Fulton
Coe Edward H., jailer County Jail, dwl 10 Calhoun
Coe Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), George A. Tread-
well secretarj-, office 320 Sansom
COE IS Alt WOOD H., general agent Health Lift Co.,

office 415 Montgomery, dwl 605 Ellis
Coe John T., collector, office 523 Kearny, res Oakland
Coe Lawrence W., rock drills and air compressors, SE cor

Saci-amento and Sansom, dwl 530 California
Coe Nannie (widow), dwl 114 Gearj-
COE OK tow K.. manager Health Lift Rooms, 415

Montgomery, dwl 605 Ellis
Coe Wells L., miner, dwl 39 Fifth •

Coeller , laborer, dwl 433 Broadway

Coen, Frank, liquor saloon, 531 Jackson, dwl Vallejo PI
Coen Patrick, laborer William Coen, dwl Fourth Av nr

M, South S. F.
Coen W., domestic St. Dominic Monastery, NW cor Bush

and Steiner
Coen William, hogranch. Fourth Av nr M, South S. F.
Coen. See Coan, Cohen, Cohn, Kohen and Kohn
Coev David N., assistant coiner's department U. S. Mint,

"dwl 128 Eighth
COE\ J.1..YSES, postmaster S. F., office NW cor Wash-
ington and Battery, dwl 30 Twelfth
Coey Milton B , telegraph-instrumentmaker Electrical

Construction and Maintenance Co., dwl 503 Folsom
Coey William J., dwl 503 Folsom
Coffall George, longshoreman, dwl 314^ Union
Coffee A. J. Mrs., boarding, 10 South Park
Coffee Andrew, blacksmith, dwl 627 Larkin
Coffee Andrew J., dwl 10 South Park
Coffee Frank L., clerk Joseph T. Ernest, dwl 10 South

Park
Coffee G. W., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 609

Post
fA.ffee James B., porter Sheriflt's Office, dwl 2009 Webster
Coffee John, boilemiaker, dwl 511 Mission
Coffee John, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 10 South

Park
Coffee Michael, laborer, dwl 37i Ritch, rear
Coffee Peter, cigarmakcr, dwl 73 Natoma
Co3ee Susie H. Sliss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 10 South Park
Coffee W. H., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Coffee William C. , plumber and gasfitter Bush & Milne,

dwl 571 Stevenson
Coffee William H., clerk, dwl 1222 Mission

Coffey Daniel, policeman City Hall, dwl SW cor Twenty-
second and ShotweU
Coffey Dennis, laborer, dwl 006 Natoma
Coffey Ella Miss, dressmaker, dwl 606 Natoma
Coffey Frank, machinist Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 517

Howard
Coffey Henrj-, butcher, dwl 804 Third
Coffey James H., stableman with Garrett Pickett, dwl 79

Clementina, rear
Coffey James Vincent, attorney at law, office 729 Mont-

gomer}', dwl 1105 Powell
Coffey Jeremiah, brassfinisher, dwl 54 First
Coffey John (Walcom, Gowan <t C), dwl 627 Larkin
Coffey John, expressman John Asten, dwl 3 Broadway
Coffey John, policeman City Hall, dwl 912 Dolores
Coffey John, molder McCormick, Lewis & Co., dwl 511

Mission
Coffey John, private U. S. A., dwl 105 Stockton
Coffey John, teamster, dwl 1513 Leavenworth
Coffey John A., clerk, dwl 571 Stevenson
Coffey John H., cooper Hogan k, Co., dwl 321 Eighth
Coffey Joseph, plasterer, dwl 41 Natoma
Coffey Joseph, hostler, N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 2S

Gilbert
Coffey Katy, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl 1423

California
Coffey Lewis, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

517 Howard
Coffey Margaret (widow), dwl 24 Downey, rear
Coffev JIary (widow), dwl 571 Stevenson
Coffey Michael, tailor, dwl 90S Folsom
Coffey Michael, cooper W'ilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

Buchanan and Bay
Coffey Norah Miss, domestic O. A. Hickok, 115 Powell
Coffey Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 64 Natoma, rear
Coffey Patrick, tailor, dwl IS First
Coffev Thomas, plasterer, dwl 41 Natoma
Coffey William J., printer Carlos White, dwl 1423 Cali-
fornia, rear
Coffie William H., clerk Ticket Auditor's Office Central
Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 102
Eddy
Coffin Albert, cooper Charles Sealy, dwl N s Fifteenth

bet Noe and Castro
Coffin Albert F., bookkeeper Parker & Barrett, dwl 1254

California
Coffin Alonzo, patternmaker, dwl 317 Sixth
Coffin Andrew, miner, dwl 216 Third
Coffin Andrew G. (Redinyton d: Co.), res New York
Coffin A. W., bookkeeper, dwl 603 Pine
Coffin Benjamin, carpenter Lewis P. Sage, dwi 209 Second
Coffin Charles, truckman Gljim & Bridgman, dwl 4

Dodge
Coffin Charles W., dwl 310 Sixth
Coffin Charlotte A., teacher music, dwl 662 Harrison
Coffin Deborah B. (widow), dwl 5 Verona PI
COFFIX D. B., wharfinger Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s

Wharf, dwl 767 Harrison
Coffin Edward, helper Holland & Ruppel, dwl 5 Verona PI
Coffin E. J. (widow), dwl 1254 California
Coffin Fred E., with Sittenheim & Co., dwl 455 ilinna
Coffin Frederick F., mining, dwl 2018 Van Ness Av
Coffin George, wharfinger Mission St. Wharf, dwl 662 Har
Coffin George F.. cashier J. C. Merrill & Co., dwl 662 Har
Coffin Henry, cooper, dwl 51S O'Farrell
Coffin Isaac S. (Redington d- Co.), res New York
Coffin James, note teller Nevada Bank of San Francisco,

dwl 109 Montgomerj'
Coffin James B., mining, dwi 455 Minna
Coffin John W. (Co fin tt Hendry), dwl 822 Broadway
Coffin Lincoln A., painter, dwl 1430^ Pine
Coffin Martha (widow), dwl 311 Hyde
Coffin Martha S. (widow), dw I 317 Sixth
Coffin Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 How
Coffin Robert, cooper Custom House, dwl 521^ Natoma
Coffin Rudolphus W. (Cofin d: Mayheu), dwl 20 Miss Av
Coffin W. H., dwl 102 Eddy

Coffin & Hendry (J. W. Cofin and C. J. Hendry), ship-
chandlers, junction Market and Sacramento
COFFIN A MAYHEW (Rudolphus W. Coffin and
Henry H. Mayheiv), druggists, SE cor Twenty-first
and Howard, and SE cor Valencia and Sixteenth
Coffman BjTon S., superintendent San Joaquin and

King's River Canal Co., office 302 California
Coffron G., driver Market St. R. R.
Cofran Elizabeth (widow), dwl 40 hy Av
Cofran George, builder and contractor, dwi 108 Taylor
Cofran John W., clerk Commercial Insurance Co., dwl
272S Folsom

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

5J . P. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 708, 708, 710, 712, 71i and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Ctogan James, exchangebroker, 317 California, dwl Ame-
rican Excliange
Cogan F., butcher, dwl 19 I\'y Av t

Cogaii John, engineer stm Senator, Broadway St. Wharf
Cogan John, laborer, dwl 1107 Sansom
Cogan John, seaman, dwl 8 Jane PI
Cogan Julia, domestic Richard Tobin, SE cor California

and Tavlor
Cogan Patrick (Skerett i: Co.), dwl 130 Shipley
Cogan Thomas, packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl Sansom

bet Green and Union
Cogan William, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factorj', dwl N

J Michigan nr Sierra
Cogan William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Coggeshall Benjamin S., storekeeper, dwl 610 Guerrero
Coggeshall Josiah H. , druggist, dwl 2006 Jackson
Coggeshall William A., lumber surveyor, office Pier 10

Steuart, dwl S s Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
Coggin Michael, laborer 11. F. Williams, dwl Long

Bridge
Coggins Isaac C, cooper Pac. Barrel & Keg Factory, dwl

123 Park Av
Cogher George, peddler, dwl W s Miss nr Twenty-sixth
Coghill Andrew J., bookkeeper Michelssen, Brown & Co.,

dwl 1217 Clay
Coghill Thomas B. (Lohman, C. <k Roxtntree), dwl 106

Post
Coghill William H., clerk T. W. Colburn, dwl 1217 CTay
Coghlan Cornelius J., millhand L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 15

Dora
Coghlan Frank, plasterer, dwl 33 Eddy
Coghlan John M., assistant U. S. Attorney, office 6-8 U. S.

Court Building, dwl 1714 Hyde
Coghlan Michael, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 412 Folsom,

rear
Coghley Daniel, laborer, dwl 161 Clara
Cogill Charles William, comedian, dwl 1008 Powell
Cogill George M. , actor, dwl 725 Bush
Cogill Henrj- P., clerk Joseph Seidl, dwl 725 Bush
Cogill John, teacher dancing, dwl 725 Bush
Cogill John Jr., bookkeeper Bush & Milne, dwl 725 Bush
Cogniasse A. Mnie., dressmaker, 711 J Howard
Cogniasse August, dwl 711i Howard
Cogswell Charles, dwl W s Mission bet Twenty-fourth and

Twenty-fifth
Cogswell Emma (widow), dwl 136 Sixth
Cogswell Henry D., capitalist, office 610 Front, dwl 310

Broadway
Cogswell Janies L. , dentist, office and dwl 230 Kearny
Cogswell John (CogsieeU .t McDermott), dwl 465 Stev
Cogswell Warren, calker, dwl 329 First
Cogswell William, artist, dwl Grand Hotel
Cogswell & McDermott {John CogsieeU and Francis Mc-
Dermott), liquor saloon, 19 Montgomery' Av
Cohalan Daniel, horsetrainer, dwl 19 Virginia
Cohane Lawrence, carpenter and builder, 712 Turk, dwl

22 Turk
Cohen A. , n^erchant tailor, dwl 705 Vallejo
Cohen Abraham, commission merchant, dwl 467 Teham*
Cohen Abraham, glazier, dwl 430 Tehama
Cohen Abraham, glazier, dwl 525 Mission
Cohen Abraham, jeweler, dwl 428A^ Seventh
Cohen Abraham, merchant tailor, 500i Sixth
Cohen Abraham, tailor, dwl 4 Sumner
Cohen Albert, musician, dwl NE cor Stockton and Clay
COHEN ALFRED A., capitalist, office 224 Sansom, res

AlSimeda
Cohen Amelia (widow), dwl 916 Montgomery
Cohen Benjamin, dwl 323 Sutter
Cohen Bertha Miss, dressmaking, 1415^ Polk
Cohen Carrie Miss, teacher Valencia Grammar School, dwl

6 Camp
Cohen Celia Mrs., dwl 906^ Folsom, rear
Cohen Charles, baker Frederick Hellwig, dwl 110 Dupont
Cohen D. & Bro., furnishing goods, 56 Second
Cohen David, dwl 6 Camp, nr Dolores
Cohen David (D. Cohen d- Bro.), dwl 131 Tehama
Cohen D., clerk Joseph Lippman, dwl 19 Harriet
Cohen David, cook, dwl 409 Pacific
Cohen David, ladies' suits, 348 Third, dwl 6 Oak Grove Av
Cohen David, upholsterer James Kitterman, dwl 463

Jessie
Cohen David Mrs. , dwl 1048 Folsom
Cohen Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl 426 Chestnut
Cohen Frederick H., bookkeeper D. N. & E. Walter & Co,,

dwl 502 Eddy
Cohen Godfrey, merchant, dwl 304 Hyde
Cohen Gustave, tailor, 106 Geary, dwl 614 Bush
Cohen Harris, dwl 30 Stone

Cohen Harris (t>. Cohen .fc Bro.), dwl 131 Tehama
Cohen Henri, clerk, dwl 235 Kearny
Cohen Henry, barber Philip Colien, dwl 550 Bryant
Cohen Henry, merchant, dwl 124 Turk
Cohen Henrj' L., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 517
Ellis

Cohen Henry S., dwl 3 Caroline PI tir Folsom

Cohen Hermann, chromos, 631 Clay, dwl 430 Eddy]

Cohen Hermann (Goldgtein ,1 C), dwl 812 Market

Cohen Hester Mrs., dwl 127 Kearny

Cohen Isaac, clerk, dwl 1139 Folsom

Cohen Isidore, tailor, dwl 116 Shiplej'

COHEN ISRAEL S., sewing machines, 946| Howard

Cohen Jacob, dwl 314 Sixth

Cohen Jacob, dwl 1419 Folsom

Cohen Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 785 Market

Cohen Jacob, clerk B. H. Lichtenstein, dwl 710 Folsom

Cohen Jacob, clerk Koenigsberger Brothers, dwl 246 Clem

Cohen Jacob, glazier, dwl 27 Everett

Cohen Jacob M. , manufacturer cigars, 102 Sixth, dwl 104
Sixth

Cohen Johanna (widow), dwl 911 Stockton

Cohen John, dwl 1415^ Polk

Cohen John, carpenter, dwl 76 Natoma

Cohen Joseph (Cohen cfc Pincus), dwl 12 Sacramento

Cohen Joseph, clothing, 425 Pacific, dwl Montgomery bet
Jackson and Pacific

Cohen Julius, clerk Simon Cohen & Co., dwl 5 College PI

Cohen King, peddler, dwl 109 Bernard

Cohen Leon, clerk Sol Wangenheim & Co., dwl 1415JPolk

Cohen Lewis, clerk Roche & Robinson, dwl 467 Tehama

Cohen Louis, clothier, 408 Pacific

Cohen Louis, dry goods, dwl 8 Mason

Cohen Louis, peddler, dwl 235 Clara

Cohen Louis, salesman, dwl 450 Third

Cohen Louis, tailor, 547j Mission, dwl 450 Jessie

Cohen M., clerk H. Myers, dwl 537 Sacramento

Cohen M., merchant, dwl 226 McAllister

Cohen Marcus S., cattle inspector, dwl 359 Tehama

Cohen Mark L., clerk Lewis Cohen, dwl 450 Jessie

Cohen Max, clerk Greenebaum & Co., dwl 430 Tehama

Cohen Michael, cutter Alexander Coney, dwl 808 Market

Cohen Michael, tailor, dwl 270 Jessie

Cohen Moritz D., furnished rooms, 644 Sacramento

Cohen Morris, butcher, dwl 103 Ridley

Cohen Morris, peddler, dwl 14j Freelon

Cohen Morris, shoemaker, dwl 412 Larkin

Cohen Morris, tailor, dwl 235 Kearny

Cohen Nathan, peddler, dwl 3 Oregon bet Davis and
Drumm

Cohen Philip, hairdressing saloon and baths, 12 Sacra-
mento, dwl 520 Brj'ant

Cohen Philip, dealer in essential oils, etc., 326 Clay, dwl
1604 PoWell

Cohen Philip A. (Cohen & Lemen), dwl 1318 California

Cohen Rebecca R. (widow), dwl 521 Jessie

Cohen Reuben, driver Oakland Laundry, dwl 6 Second
Av bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth

Cohen Richard (Tennant & C), dwl 103 Ridley

Cohen Rudolph, merchant, office 32 Sansom, dwl Lick
House

Cohen Samuel, hairdresser W. Morgenstem, dwl 34J-
Clara

Cohen Samuel Harry, printer Francis & Valentine, dwl 3
Caroline

Cohen Samuel (Thomas J. Thompson <b Co.), dwl 1514
California

Cohen Samuel Hyman, collector, 521 Clay, dwl 507 Hyde

Cohen Sandford H., cashier Davis Brothers, dwl 214
O'Farrell

Cohen Sarah (widow), dwl 521 Jessie

Cohen Simon, dwl 23 Anthony

Cohen Simon, astrologer and physician, office and dwl
405 Kearny room 16

Cohen Simon (Schoenfeld C. <fc Co.), dwl 615 Fulton

Cohen Simon S., clerk M. L. Citron, dwl SEcof Hyde and
Turk

Cohen Solomon, dwl 224 Turk

Cohen Solomon, clerk J. Newman & Co., dwl 916 Mont-
gomery

Cohen Solomon, glazier, dwl 520 Brs'ant

Cohen Sophie Waldow Mrs., teacher piano, dwl 507 Hyde

Cohen W. & Co. (Leopold Hirsch), importers and whole-
sale dealers gents' furnishing goods, 511 Market

Cohen William (W. Cohen tfc Co!), dwl 921 Jackson

Cohen William, with Israel S. Cohen, dwl 946^ Howard

Cohen William G., clerk A. A. Cohen, res Alameda

COHEN & LEMEN (Philip A. Cohen and 0. T. Le-
men), moneybrokers, 138 Montgomery

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JAMES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery,

Cohen & Pincus {Jogeph Cohen and Morris Pincus),

clothing- and gents' furnishing goods, 307 East
Cohehi John Poter, waiter L. Dingeon & Co., dwl 634 Pac
Cohig John, seaman stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf

Cohn , expressman, dwl 415 Powell

Cohn A., express, 410 Seventh
Cohn Aaron (S. <fc A. Cohn), dwl 29 Harriet
Cohn Aaron, clerk Louis Levy, dwl 613 Davis
Cohn Abraham, cigannaker, dwl 311 Clementina
Cohn Abraham, merchant, dwl 343 Jessie
Cohn Abraham, merchant tailor, 974 Folsom
Cohn Alexander, clothing, 514 Kearny, dwl 26 Turk
Cohn Alexander, merchant, office 24 Sansom, dwl 30 Kear
Cohn Bemhard, salesman Banner Brothers, dwl 323 Sut-
ter
Cohn Charles, dwl 465 Clementina
Cohn David, physician, office and dwl 17 Ellis
Cohn E., salesman, dwl 311 Sutter
Cohn Edward (Edward Cohn cfc Co.), dwl 808 Geary
Cohn Edward, clerk Pacific Jewelry Co., dwl 466 Tehama
C'OII.V EDWARD «£ CO. (Jidius Berger), importers,
wholesale and retail Havana cigars, etc., 627 Clay and
225 Montgomery
Cohn Elkan Rev. Dr., rabbi Congregation EmanU'El, dwl

1008 Van Ness Av
Cohn Emanuel, tailor, 635 Mission, dwl 554 Stevenson
Cohn G. & Co. (Anthon Nathan), importers and manu-
facturers cigars and tobacco, 230 and 232 Front
Cohn Gabriel (of Batlt A- Cohn, Elko, Sev.), office 106 Bat-
tery, dwl 1531 Sutter
Cohn George, tobacco, dwl 418 Sutter
Cohn Goodman (G. Cohn <fc Co.), dwl 112 Kearny
Cohn Hannah, millinery and fancy goods, 428 Hayes
Cohn Harris, dwl 466 Tehama
Cohn Henry (Greenehmtrn ct Co.), dwl 502 Eddy
Cohn Hvman, junk dealer, dwl 11 Pinckney PI
Cohn Isaac (Hess & C), dwl 1907 Bush
Cohn Isaac M., broker, dwl 1110 Folsom
Cohn Isaiah, secretary Hebrew Benev. Soc, office Syna-
gogue NE cor Post and Taylor, dwl 1008 Sutter
Cohn Isidor, dwl 1008 Van Ness Av
Cohn Isidore, jeweler, 650 Market, dwl 230 Turk
Cohn J., dwl 123 Page

Cohn Jacob, boots and shoes, 103 Pacific, dwl 335 Bdwy
Cohn Jacob, clothing dealer, dwl 624 Pasific
Cohn Jacob, clothing, dwl 213 Eddy
Cohn Jacob, foreman tailorshop Industrial School
Cohn Jacob D., clothing, dwl 456 Clementina
Cohn Louis, peddler, dwl 338 Seventh
Cohn Louis, real estate, dwl 522 Van Ness Av
Cohn Louis M., merchant, office 109 Sansom, dwl 1114

Larkin
Cohn M., clerk, dwl 906 Market
Cohn M. , clothing, SE cor Sansom and Conamercial, dwl

1139^ Folsom
Cohn M., merchant tailor, 931 Market
Cohn Marcus, proptr Golden Gate Premium Match Fac-
tory, W s Gilbert nr ToN^-nsend, dwl 1024 Folsom
Cohn Marx, commission merchant, dwl 1057 Mission
Cohn Maurice, driver Marcus Cohn, dwl 1024 Folsom
Cohn Max, confectioner Richard Albrecht, dwl 109 Taylor
Cohn Mercado, manuf. cigars and cigarittos, 417 Bush,

dwl 156 Silver
Cohn Meyer, merchant, dwl 1139J Folsom
Cohn Meyer, shoemaker, 903 Bryant
Cohn Meyer A., bookkeeper Joseph Newbauer, dwl 428

Hayes
Cohn Michael, tailor, dwl 1116 Harrison
Cohn Moritz B., clothing, 131 Jackson
Cohn Nathan, clerk Isidore Cohn, dwl 230 Turk
Cohn Philip (A. Jonas tt Co.), dwl 409 Octavia
Cohn Reuben, furniture, dwl 129 Sixth
Cohn S. &. A. (Aaron Cohn), drv goods and boots and

shoes, 246 Sixth
Cohn Samuel, groceries and liquors, 501 Hayes
Cohn Simon (S. <t A. Cohn), dwl 29 Harriet
Cohn Simon, clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 203,

421, and 433 Kearny, dwl 218 Tj-ler
Cohn Solomon, clerk Michael Isaacs, dwl New Atlantic

Hotel

Cohn Solomon, hairdresser A. P. Leal, dwl 34J Clara
Cohn Solomon S. (Cohn it Frank), dwl 1410 Biish
Cohn Thomas, ta,ilor, 821 Jackson
Cohn William, foreman The Hebrew, dwl 321 Taylor
Cohn Wolf, tailor 425 Pine, dwl 236 Sixth
Cohn & Frank (Solomon S. Cohn and Augtistxis II.

Frank), money and exchangebrokers, 418 Mont
Cohn. See Coan, Coen, Cohan, Cohen, Kohen, and Kohn
Cohnen F.W., compositor Abend Post, dwl 19 Everett

Cohnheim Max, editor Humorist, office 622 Clay, dwl 408
Fell

Cohnrej^h Israel (S.Wolff & Co.), dwl 226TTirk

Cuhnreich Joseph, boots and shoes, 535 O'Farrell

Cohnreich R., boots and shoes, 804 Market

Coil Patrick, laborer Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard

Coile John, seaman, dwl 103 Clark

Coin John, tinsmith, dwl 24 Howard Court

Coin Michael, contractor, dwl 2 Chesley

COIN K. «!t t'O. (Victoria A'euval), proprietors White-
house Hotel, 420 Jackson

Coin Raymond (R. Coin ct Co.), dwl 420 Jackson

Coindre Louise, teacher French >Ime. Louise Forster, 912
Sutter /

COIT B. HOWARD, chairman S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, 411 i California, dwl Palace Hotel

Colt Charles T., laborer St. Luke's Hospital

Cokel Charles, boxmaker Racouillat & Gilmore, dwl Po-
trero

Cokeley , shipcarpenter L. S, Allen, 16 Drumm

Cokeley Cornelius, purifier S. F. Gas Works, dwl S a Si-
erra nr Michigan

Cokeley Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 11 Pickney PI

Cokeley Jeremiah, liquor saloon, NE cor Townsend and
Liberty

Cokeley John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Cokelej' Mary (widow), dwl 54 Jessie

Cokely Thomas J., salesman Byrne, Landers & Byrne, dwl
2759 Harrison

Cokely. See Coakley

Colberg Charles, carpenter, dwl NW cor Grove and Bii-
chanan

Colberger M., clerk, dwl 127 Eddy

Colbert A. L., architect and builder, dwl 835 Mission

Colbert Catherine Mrs., capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl
739 Mission

Colbert Edmund, boilermaker, dwl 512 Da\'is

Colbert Edward, blacksmith William Deacon, dwl Juni-
per bet Tenth and Eleventh

Colbert John H., U. S. bargeman Custom House

Colbert John H., extraman Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 313 Ritch

Colbert Michael, miner, dwl 729 Gough

Colbert Rudolph, machinist West Coast Furniture Co.,
dwl 835 Mission

Colbert Rudolph M., clerk, dwl 835 Mission

Colboum D. Mrs., dwl 1103 Powell

Colbouni Richard, liquor saloon, 623 Merchant, dwl SW
cor Union and Calhoun

Colboum Richard Jr., clerk with Richard Colboum, dwl
SW cor Union and Calhoun

Colburn , laborer, dwl 509 Washington

Colburn A., clerk stm Louise, Berkeley Ferry

Colburn A. Mrs., dwl 103 Powell

Colburn Charles H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co.^dwl 921
Sacramento

Colburn George, clerk I. Friedlander, dwl 524 Howard

Colburn George L., superintendent Home for the Care of
the Inebriate, NE cor Stockton and Chestnut

Colburn Jacob S., clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., res Oakland

Colburn Reuben B., weigher I. Friedlander, dwl 6 Cen-
tral PI

COIiBIIRN TH03IAS W., secretary Raymond & Ely
Mining Co. and Meadow Valley Mining Co., office 418
California, dwl 812 Taj'lor

Colby A. J., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Co., 113 Cal

Colby Charles, ship carpenter, dwl 8 Tyler

Colby Charles A., printer Alta California, dwl 1703 Leav

Colby Edward, teamster, dwl 26 Turk, rear

Colby Ella M. Miss, dwl 917 Larkin

COLBY tilLBERT W., president Grangers' Bank of
California, office NE cor California and Davis, res
Nord, Butte Co.

Colby Henrj- G., U. S. Navj-, dwl 1352 Post

Colby Henrj- H., accountant, office 121 Montgomery

Colby James, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 125 Perry

Colby James T., Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First

Colby J. J. (Colby, Ahorer d- Co.), res Montpelier, Vt.

Colby Kockland, watchmaker, 255 Third

Colby M. A. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl
i4 Eddy

Colby Marv Mrs., dressmaking, 823 Folsom

Colby Jlos'es L., porter C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co., dwl 528
Stevenson

Colby, Pond & Haughton, merchants (Nord, Butte Co.),
office 212 California

Colby, Rhorer & Co. (J. J. Colby and George and Henry
lihnrer), children's carriages, 749 Market

Colby Robert, painter, dwl 1032 Market

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.

Colby Z. T., fruit, 320 Francisco

Colcord William G., foreman Shoemaker, Rosenthal, Feder

& Co., dwl 428 Fell
Cole Alfred, dwl .^22 Howard
Cole C. E. Mrs., furni-shed riwms, 110 Sutter
Cole Charles M., porter Dalton & Gray, dwl NW cor Fair

Oaks and Twenty-sixth
Cole Clement, enfrineer, dwl 220 Turk
Cole Cornelius, attorney at law, office 23 U. S. Court

Building', dwl 1117 Van \ess Av
Cole Delia (widow), dwl 1708 Stockton
Cole E. D., railroad ticket agent, office 228 Montgomery,

dwl SXH5 Slarket
Cole Edward, dwl .SOS Da\i8
Cole Edward F., clerk Thomas Day, dwl 317 Ellis
Cole Ernest H., clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl 721 Shotwell
i Cole Foster P., salesman Cal. Fiirniture Manf. Co., dwl
I 1801 Franklin
Cole Frank, finisher Mission Woolen Mills
die fV.ink, foundryman, dwl 522 Mission
< >Ie George N. {Shotcers, Jewell d- Co.), res Stockton
(- ole Gusta\'e, liquor saloon, 44 Everett
Cole Harrj', cook John MacDonald, dwl 318 Pacific
Cole James, housemover, dwl 266 Clementina, rear
Cole James M., stonemason, dwl 566 Brj-ant
Cole Jason B., drayman, dwl 20J Clara "
Cole J. M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 's Wharf
Cole John, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drunim
Cole John, hamessmaker Main & W'inchester, dwl 927

Greenwich
Cole John A., dwl 915 Capp
Cole John J., boilermaker Union Iron Works
Cole Josiah L., dwl 628 Sutter

Cole Levi F., foreman Union Iron Works, dwl 1520 How
Cole Louisa Mrs., dwl 220 Turk
Cole L. W., dwl 3 Taylor

Cole Marcus, clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl 628 Sut-
ter
Cole Nathaniel W. (^Xathaniel W. Cole d: Co.), dwl 721

Shotwell
COLE XATHAXIEL W. A CO. (Uriah Sagers), sash

and door manufacturers, 160 Main
COLE .V. P., president Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., office

226 Bush, and president Bank San Francisco, office

436 California, dwl 1801 Franklin
Cole R. Beverly, physician and surgeon, office and dwl

16 Gearj'
Cole Richard, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co. , dwl Po-

trero
COLE SEWARD, manager Salamander Felting Co.,

Berrj- bet Fourth and Fifth, dwl 1117 Van Ness Av
Cole ITiomas, machinist, dwl 321 O'Farrell
Cole Thomas, mining, dwl 108 Ellis
Cole William, carpenter California Planing Mills
Cole William, carpenter, dwl 644J Jessie
Cole William, laborer, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berry
Cole William A., laborer Charles Sutton Jr., dwl Twenty-
fourth, bet Alabama and Harrison
Cole William J. , shoemaker Charles W. Howe, dwl SE cor

Fifteenth and First Av
Coleden Johanna, waitress William Blair, dwl 32 Rausch
Colcgan Michael, laborer American Exchange
Coleman Adolphe, hairdresser (Carles H. Coleman, dwl

515 Union
Coleman Anna Mrs. , cloakmaker, dwl 1328 Broadway
Coleman Catherine (widow), dwl 11 Clara
Coleman C. C, dwl 124 Eddy
Coleman Charles, dwl 910j Harrison
Coleman Charles, dwl 957 Market
Coleman Charles H., hairdressing saloon, 218 Pacific, dwl

515 L'nion
Coleman Charles, jeweler Victor Hauser, dwl 148 Perry
Coleman Christ, machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 18

Hayes
Coleman Daniel, laborer, dwl 24 Howard Court
Coleman Daniel, seaman P. M. S. S. City of San Francisco
Coleman Daniel, waiter City Restaurant, dwl 41 Everett
Coleman Daniel Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor

Bninnan and Gilbert
Coleman Da\id M., bookbinder, dwl 1330 Washington
Coleman Da>'id R., shipsmith, 706 Front, dwl 1206

Market
Coleman Dennis, carpenter, dwl 24 Howard Court
Coleman Dennis, molder Occidental Foundrj-, dwl 6 Min
Coleman Evan J., president Pac. Transfer Co., office 110

Sutter, dwl 7 South Park
Coleman Frederick, shoemaker, dwl 827 Vallejo, rear
Coleman H., dwl 121 Mason
Coleman H., dwl 200 Ellis

Coleman Harlow, clerk James McGinn, dwl 863 Market
Coleman Harris, tailor, dwl 515 Union, rear
Coleman Henry, blacksmith, dwl 1451 Minna
Coleman Henry, laborer Sutter St. R. R., dwl SE cor Polk

and Austin
Coleman Henry, seaman, dwl 531 East
Coleman Htiirj-, waiter, dwl 131 Spear, rear
Coleman Henry R., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

714 Howard
Coleman Hennan, expressman, cor Fourth and Mission,

dwl 148 Perry ,

Coleman James, dwl 118 Post
Coleman James, casting cleaner ^Etna Iron Works, dwl

Columbia bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Coleman James, clerk Jarboe & Harrison, dwl 14 Clinton
Coleman James, laborer A. M. Simjjson & Brother, Beale

St.AVharf
Coleman James, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co.
Coleman James, packer Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co.,

dwl 11 Clara
Coleman James, plasterer, dwl S s Fourteenth Av nr N,

South S. F.
Coleman James, porter, dwl 11 Clara
Coleman James S., delivering clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s

Wharf
Coleman James S., physician, office and dwl 520 Valencia
Coleman J. H., dwl 335 Jessie
Coleman John, laborer, dwl 14 Clinton
Coleman John, messenger U. S. Shipping Commissioner,

dwl 118 Jackson
Coleman John, miner, dwl 714 Clementina
Coleman John, stonecutter, dwl NW cor Dora and Har
Ctoleman John, varieties, 15 Hayes
Coleman John, woodturner, dwl 1328 Broadway
Coleman John Mrs., groceries and liquors, NW cor Dora

and Harrison
Coleman John E., clerk Edward P. Enright, dwl 226 Fifth
Coleman John E. W., house and signpainter, 924 Fol
Coleman John F., engineer stm Mary Taylor, dwl SW cor

Keamv and Jackson
Coleman John H., clerk J. M. Walker & Co., dwl 1330

Washington
Coleman John S. C, hogranch. Fifth Av nr L, South S. F.
Coleman John W. , dwl E s Folsom nr T\\enty-first
Coleman John W. (John W. Colenuind- Co.), res Oakland
COLEMA.X JOHK W. A CO. {James R. Keeiie),

stockbrokers, office 429 California
Coleman John W. C, dwl 935 Sutter
Coleman Joseph, stock dealer, dwl 244 Shotwell
Coleman Luke, whitener, dwl 1323 Sacramento
Coleman Maria Miss, cook, dwl 7 Margaret PI
Coleman Maria, shoefitter, dwl 916 Montgomery
Coleman Michael, dairj-man, E s Diamond bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Coleman Michael, hostler, dwl 845 Harrison
Coleman Michael, laborer, dwl NE cor Folsom and Beale
Coleman M. M. Mrs., dressmaker, 115 Kearny room 14
Coleman Owen, porter Occidental Billiard Room, dwl 323

Tehama
Coleman Patrick, assistant engineer stm C. M. Small, dwl

304 Beale
Coleman Patrick, blacksmith Southern Pacific R. R. Co.,

dwl 133 Clara
Coleman Patrick, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Ck)leman Patrick J., liquor and billiard saloon, SW cor

Mission and Seventh, dwl 1203 Market
Coleman Philip, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., dwl NE cor

Folsom and Beale
Coleman Richard, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Co. , dwl 3

Lincoln PI
Coleman Robert, roofer, dwl S 8 Henry bet Fourteenth

and Fifteenth
Coleman S. , laborer, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Coleman Samuel H., laborer, dwl S s Henry bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Coleman Simon, shoefinisher, dwl 237 Eighth
Coleman Thomas, dwl 710 Bush
Coleman Thomas, barkeeper John W. Harrold, dwl 803

Howard
Coleman Thomas, carpenter, dwl 343 Stevenson
Coleman Thomas, helper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 32

Natoma
Coleman Thomas, teamster A. Lusk & Co., dwl 1516 Dup
Coleman William, dry goods, dwl 1015 Stockton
Coleman William J., longshoreman, dwl 703 Davis
Coleman William T. {William T. Coleman d: Co.), dwl

1299 Tavlor
COLEM A.\ WILLIAM T. * CO., shipping and com-
mission merchants, office SW cor California and Front

TAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mci

COL

210

COL

Coleman & Ren ton {Andrew Coleman and Henry T.

Renton). See supplementary names
Coleman. See Colman
Colen Sinclare, chvl 824 Union
Colens Andrew, boarding^, 413 Drumm
Coleridge Eu),'cne, artist, dwl SE cor Capp and Sixteenth
Coles Emily (widow), dwi 1236^ Folsom
Coles Georif e T. , canaenter, dwl 123(5^ Folsom
Coles James, waiter Palace Hotel
Coles John, shipcarpenter, dwl 4 Gearj- PI
Coles John R., waiter Palace Hotel
Coles Tom C, draftsman, 302 Montgomery room 46, dwl

915 Jackson
Coles Thorn, engineer Dohrmann & Co., dwl SW cor Bay

and Dupont
Coles W. L., policeman City Hall, dwl 3 Taylor
Coleson Edward A., dwl 1112 Harrison
Coleson W. S., driver Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl 1445

Leavenworth
Colet Michael, laborer Guillamme Hotel, 721 Pacific
Colette Henri, porter Denaveaux & Maison, dwl 1015

Stockton
Coley Hilan, compositor Alta California
Colfax Frank, carpenter California Theater, dwl 244 Sutter
Colfer Patrick, laborer William E. Bridge, dwl 212 Sutter
Coif man John, clerk, dwl 437 Eddy
Colgan Charles, clerk Michael L. Hogan, dwl NW cor

Sixteenth and First Av
Colgan Frank E., driver Central R. R., dwl 710 J Clem
Colgan George, miner, dwl 20 Sacramento
Colgan John, fireman S. S. Newbern, dwl 305 Fremont
Colgan William, shoemaker, dwl 710 Clementina
Colho Joaquin, driver John Smith, dwl 423 Greenwich
Coli Alessio (Coli ct Co.), dwl 905 Washington
Coli & Co. {Alessio Coli and Alfonso Quilise), coal and

wood, 907 Washington
Colibert Jules, waiter Hunt's Hotel, dwl 7 Mont Av
Colima Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Xev.), Tlieodore C. Kibbe

secretary, office 419 California room 23
Colin Alphonse, dwl 9 Pinokney PI
Colin Josephine (widow), school teacher, dwl 627 Green
Colin Thomas, seaman, dwi 8 Jackson
Coll Patrick, tailor Kenny & Sheahan, dwi 769 Folsom
COLLEC'TOE LICENSE, City and County, office 7

City Hall second floor
Colleen Michael, laborer, dwi 2025 Sutter
Collet Fortune, wines and liquors, and candies, 502 Sec
Colleton James, messenger Tallant & Co. , dwl 524 Bryant
Co]lett»Henry G., carpenter, dwl 20 White PI
Collev A., clerk, dwl 34 Eddy
Colley Edward, dwl 426 Tehama
Collej' Frederick A., dwi 1040 Mission
Colley Moses H., housebuilder, dwi 1040 Mission
Colley William, local policeman, dwi Seal Rock House
Collie Thomson, captain schr Granger, office 305 East,

dwl 2 Goodsell PI
Collie William H. {Collie cfc Stewart), dwi SE cor Tjier

and Octavia
Collie & Stewart {Williain H. Collie and Henry Stewart),

nurserv, S s Post bet Devisadero and Broderick, and

Floral Depot, 18 Post
Collier Frederick, real estate, office 413 Cal, dwl 323 Sutter
Collier James W., bagmaker Neville & Co., dwi 449 First
Collier Martin, cook, dwi 625 Davis
Collier William, cigarmaker Diez, Bertz & Co., dwi Mary

Lane nr Bush
Collier William H., butcher Henry Hickson, 564 Mission
Collier. See Collyer
Colligan Andrew, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. , dwl 27

Kate
Colligan TeiTence, laborer, dwl S s Vallejo bet Larkin

and Hyde

Collin Mrs., dwi 20 Ellis

Collin Henry, tailor, dwi 1307 Pacific
Collin Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 11 Hunt
Colling Andrew, dwi Franklin Hotel
Colling Simson, plater James A. Spink, dwl 255 Jessie
Collings Joseph J. , carpenter, dw 1 545 Natoma
Collins A. A., janitor Merchants' Exchange, dwi 54 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Collins A. L. ^widow), dwl 208 Fifth

Collins A. L. (widow) {Collins <t- Lyons), Pier 11 Steuart
Collins A. L., teamster, dwi 452 Jessie
Collins Albert F. {Collins, Wheatond; Luhrs),Tes Oakland
Collins Albert W., manager Cal. Watch Co., office 120 Sut-
ter, res Oakland
Collins Allen, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Collins Ann Mrs., varietj' store, S s Twenty-fourth nr Ala-
bama

illiiiS'
bllinS'

Collins Annie M. Mrs., dwi 21 Perry

Collins Annie Miss, dwi 229J Jessie

Collins Annie Miss, bagmaker, dwi 343 Shipley

Collins Barney, cigarmaker, dwi N s Twenty-fourth bet |
Harrison and Treat avs

Collins Bartholomew, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818
Howard

Collins Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 627 California _^

Collins Benjamin Jr., pressman Frank Eastman, dwl 627 *''?'
California

Collins Brothers {Timothy and John), dairjinen, cor
Douglass and Twenty-fourth

Collins Burton, farmer, dwi 22 Turk

Collins Charles, dwl 255 Jessie

Collins Charles, dwl 1234 Bush

Collins Charles, clerk Prosper May, dwi 708 Commercial

Collins Charles J., hatter, 321 Montgomerj', dwi 5 Monroe

Collins Colby, dwi 311 Sutter

Collins Cornelius, bricklayer, dwi 7 Jane PI

Collins Comeilus, laborer, dwi 2222 Bush

Collins Cornelius, porter Philip McGovem

Collins D. , laborer A. F. Spear & Co. , 218 Drumm

Collins D., paver superintendent of streets

Collins Daniel, expressman, dwi S s Twenty-fourth nr
Alabama

Collins David, laborer, dwl 1332 Washington-
Collins David B., hackstand, dwi 922 Pine

Collins Dennis, butcher, dwi 9 Kate

Collins Dennis, hackdriver, dwi 1519 Pine

Collins Dennis, laborer, dwi 163 Jessie

Collins Dennis, porter B. & J. S. Doe, dwi 547 Howard

Collins Dennis P., cook Salvin P. Collins, dwl 53 Steven-
son, rear

Collins Douglas, laborer, dwl W s Pringle Court nr Green-
wich

Collins Edward, dwl 122 Ellis

Collins Edward, brassfinisher, dwl 116 Natoma

Collins Edward, plumber, dwi 1 Jackson PI

Collins Edward, stevedore, N s Greenwich bet Montgom-
ery and Sansom

Collins Edward S., gasfitter, dwi 304 Green

Collins E. F., Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont

Collins Elizabeth Mrs., dwi 419 Minna

Collins Emma Misg, tailoress Michael Short, dwi 1 Jack-
son PI nr Montgomerj'

Collins Eunice (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1010 Pacific

Collins Frank, hairdresser Francis Butt

Collins Frederick, assistant machinist E. Detrick & Co.,
d .\ 1 506 Howard

Collins Frederick T., hatter Collins k Co., dwi 1519 Pine

Collins George, bellman Overland House

Collins George, restaurant, 247 Third

Collins George, waiter stm Julia, Broadway St. Wharf

Collins George B. , signwTiter John Lee, dwi NW cor How-
ard and Twenty-sixth

Collins George G., paperruler Alexander Buswell, dwi SE
cor Third and Mission

Collins George H. {Higgins tt C), res Oakland

Collins George M., painter, dwi NE cor Howard and
Twenty-sixth

Collins H., dwl Commercial Hotel

Collins H., laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory

Collins Harry, bookkeeper Jones & Murphy, dwi 231 Kear

Collins Henrj', dwi 943 Howard

Collins J., driver City R. R.

Collins James, dwi 121 Shipley

Collins James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
11 Cleveland, rear

Collins James, carpenter, dwi NE cor Berry and Madden

Collins James, carpenter, dwi 5 Stockton

Collins James, expressman, dwi 60 Shipley

Collins James, laborer, dwi 3 King

Collins James, laborer, dwi 6 Harrison Av

Collins James, laborer, dwl 37 Commercial

Collins James, laborer, dwl 346 Shipley

Collins James, molder Occidental Foundrj', dwl 223 First

Collins James, painter, dwi 60 Clementina

Collins James C. {ColliiuJ: Co.), dwi 1234 Bush

Collins James J., Tailors' Pro. L'nion, SWcor Kearny and
Morton

Collins James W., milkman, dwi 35^ Garden

Collins Jeremiah, hostler Centi-al R. R. Co., dwl 7 Kate

Collins Jeremiah, professor St. Ignatius, dwi 841 Market

Collins Jeremiah J., bootfitter, dwi 229 Jessie

Collins John {Collins Bros.), dwi cor Douglas and Twenty-
fourth

Collins John, blacksmith, dwi William Tell House
Collins John, brassfinisher William T. Garratt
Collins John, dwi 16 Natoma

BEAMISH'S—Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Mark«

VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Collins John, butcher Collins & Vaccari, dwl 450 Tehama
Collins John, cardriver Central R. R. Co., dwl Ellis bet

Welwster and Fillmore
Collins John, expressman, Davis bet Clay and Com
f'ollins John, exi)ressnian, dwl Paul Av "nr Mission, Ber-

nal Heights
llins John, hairdresser Dennis Murphy, dwl 133 Perrj-
Collins John, laborer, dwl 13 Gilbert
Collins John, laborer, dwl 133 Perry
Collins 4phn, laborer A. A. Jenninjfs, S s Sacramento nr

Central Av
Collins John, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s Michi-

j;an nr Shasta
r >llins John, molder Union Iron Works
llins John, plasterer, dwl 1023 Vallcjo
llins John, porter Benjamin B. White, dwl 1421 Taylor
L<illins John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Collins John, wireworker, dwl 449 Francisco
COLLIN'S .I01l\ A., attoniey at law, office 53 Mont-

(fomery Block, dwl 14 Perry
Collins John C, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1415

Mason
Collins John D. (Collins it McFarlancD, dwl 142S Tyler
Collins John H., porter Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl 7 MilljPl
Collins John J., currier Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 504 Sev-
enth
Collins John P., dwl 419 Stevenson
Collins John S., laborer Irish-American Assn., 818 How
Collins John T., plasterer, dwl W s Steiner nr Ellis
Collins John W., barkeeper, dwl N s Ash Av bet Larkin

and Polk
Collins Joseph, laborer A. A. Jennings, S s Sacramento

nr Central Av
Collins Joseph, student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

737 Howard
Collins Joseph C, real estate, office 507 Montgomery
Collins Kate Miss, dressmaker, dwl 112 Fourth
Collins Kate (widow), dwl 546 Natoma, rear
Collins Laughlin, dwl 1817 Mason
Collins Lawrence, laborer, dwl W s Ferric nr Point Lobos

Av
Colluis L. D., bookbinder Andrew J. Leary, dwl 216 Te-
hama
Collins Lucy Mrs., dwl 1923 Fillmore
Collins LjTuan P. , salesman Florence Sewing Machine Co. ,

res Oakland
Collins M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 32 Fourth
Collins Margaret (widow), dwl E s Montgomery Av bet

Pacific and Broadway
Collins Martin, shipliner, dwl 1713 Leavenworth
Collins Martin Jr., painter, dwl 277 Stevenson
Collins Martin, plasterer, dwl 1223 Filbert
Collins Mary (widow), dwl 9 Carlos PI
Collins Mary (widow), dwl 343 Shipley
Collins ?Jar>' (widow), dwl 419 Stevenson
Collins Man- E. Miss, teacher Bryant St. Public School,

dwl 419" Minna
Collins Marj- F. (widow), proprietress Albemarle House, 8

Mason
Collins Mathew, engineer F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 1118

Montgomery
Collins Michael," bricklayer, dwl 277 Stevenson
Collins Michael, butcher Paxil Husson, dwl First Av and

Kentucky, South S. F.
Collins Michael, hostler Arther Marshall, dwl 839 Clay
Collins Michael, laborer, dwl 270 Clementina
Collins Michael, laborer, dwl 1023 Vallejo
Collins Michael, laborer, dwl 1065 Market
Collins Michael, laborer, dwl 1203 Vallejo
Collins Michael, pla-sterer, dwl W s Steiner nr Ellis
Collins Michael, teamster California Powder Works, dwl

N s Baker bet Bay and Beach
Collins Michael H., spinner Mission Woollen Mills, dwl

W s York bet Solano and Butte
Collins P., seaman stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf.
Collins Patrick (Gil/oy d- C), dwl 1125 Mission
Collins Patrick, draj-man, dwl 1210 Larkin, rear
Collins Patrick, fireman stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry,

dwl 161 Silver
Collins Patrick, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 41 Jessie
Collins Patrick, housebuilder, dwl 428 Clementina
Collins Patrick, laborer, dwl 37 Sacramento
Collins Patrick, laborer, dwl N and nr Laguna Honda
Collins Patrick, Lumbermen's Prot. I'nion, 71 New Mont
Collins Patrick, proptr Washington Hotel, 519 Mission
Collins Patrick F., junk, dwl 1011 McAllister, rear
Collins Patrick J., car])enter, dwl 422 Fulton
Collins Pauline Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1529 Washington
Collins Peter F., carpenter, dwl 1621 Howard, rear

Collins Richard, butcher, dwl 825 Folsom

Collins Richard, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 627

California ■
Collins Richard, fireman Mission Woolen Mills, dwl Es

Mission nr Twenty-fifth
Collins Richard M., bookkeeper Blair & Chase, dwl 1906

Mason
Collins R. L. (Culling <t Vaccari), dwl 825 Folsom
Collins Rol>ert, compositor Alta California, dwl 1415

Mason
Collins Robert, optician, dwl 144 Shipley
Collins Robert L'., broker, office 415 Montgomery
Collins Rufus, moulder Union Iron Works, dwl 31 Clem
€OLLI.>".S SALVIX P., wines and liquors, oyster and

chop house, 329 Montgomery', dwl SW cor Sacramento

and Franklin
Collins Sanmel, carbuilder N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

cor Twenty -fifth and Alabama
Collins Silas ilortimer (Lindey d: Collins), dwl American

Exchange
Collins Savory W. , book agent, dwl 825 Brojulway
Collins Stephen, carpenter, dwl 134 Fourth
Collins Terrenes, laborer, dwl 8 Anthony
Collins Thomas, dwl 118 Eddy, rear
Collins Thomas, clerk, dwl 246 Minna
Collins Thomas, fireman stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. 'Wharf
Collins Thomas, helper Carson & Ladd, dwl 546 Nat(3ma
Collins Thomas, laborer, dwl 246 Minna
Collins Thomas, sash and blindniaker Excelsior Mills
Collins Thomas, truckman Mark W. Dugan, dwl 323 Fifth
Collins Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel
Collins Thomas, watchman Oakland Ferry 'Wharf, dwl 529

Fourth
Collins Thomas, vamisher Goodwin & Co.
Collins Thomas C, Mark W. Dugan, dwl 338 Fifth
Collins Thomas W., bookkeeper Sa\-ings and Loan Soc,

dwl 1234 Bush
Collins Timothy, dwl 5 Everett
Collins Timothy, dwl 538 Mission
Collins Timothy (Collins Bros.), dwl SW cor Douglass and

Twenty-fourth
Collins Timothy, laborer, dwl 521 Mission
Collins Timothy, boatbuilder, 120 Berry- nr Third
Collins Timothy, bricklajer, dwl 2 Maria
Collins Timothy, miller Dohrmann & Co. , dwl 1 Rincon PI
Collins Timothy, plasterer, dwl 333 Bush
Collins T. J., dwl 227 Second
Collins Victor, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 446

Brannan
Collins Wallace, machinist. 111 Stevenson
COLLIX.S, WHEATOX A Ll'HK.S (Albert F. Col-
lins, George H. Wheaton, and Xicholas C. Luhrs),

commission merchants and wholesale provisions, 219

Front and 307 Sacramento
Collins William, carpenter, dwl 2 Tehama
Collins William, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 229

Jessie
Collins William, steward S. S. Los Angeles, office 10 Mar-
ket
Collins William F., carpenter, dwl 2 Tehama
Collins William J., engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Cit}' of

Pekin
Collins William P., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
CoUins W. T., dwl 624 Fourth
Collins W. J., elevatorman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Collins W. J., office 113 Leidesdorff, res Oakland
Collins Woolsev W., bookkeeper Merchants' Exchange

Bank, dwr606 Folsom
Collins & Co. (James C. Collins), hatters, 227 Mont
CoUins & Lyons (Mrs. A . L. Collins and John Lyons),

teamsters, office Pier 11 Steuart
CoUins & Vaccari (B. L. Collins ayid C. M. Vaccari),

bacon, hams and lard, 12 and 14 Union Market
CoUinson Frank, Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
CoUinson Walter M. , waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
CoUis Ada Miss, cloakmaker Fratinger & Noll, dwl 11

Rausch
CoUischonn Charles, clerk Belloc Freres, res Oakland
CoUison James, boilermaker, dwl W s Chenery nr Roan-

oake «

CoUison James, porter, dwl 524 Bryant
CoUison John A. , dwl 1113 Leavenworth
CoUison Peter, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
CoUner John, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1031 Pac
Colloff Herman, musician, dwl 914 Vallejp

Collohn , laborer Pacific Boiler Works

CoUopy Edmund, driver James CoUopy, dwl 953 Bryant,

rear

;:to

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, "Wholesale and Hetail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchi

Collopy James, bakery, 343} Sixth, dwl 953 Bryant, rear

Collum Bernard, porter Kline & Co., dwl N s Cortland Av
nr Mission, Bernal Heights #

Collund Gcorife, barkeeper Henry M. Sonnichsen, dwl
G35 Kearny

Colly Frederick, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 1040
Mission

Colly Moses, carpenter, dwl 1040 Mission

Collyer Frederick H., bai-keeper Ocean View House, E s
Ocean House Road, (U miles from City Hall

Collver John, teamster Dr Moore & Co., dwl S s Perry nr
Fifth

Collyer Walter, dwl 451 First

Collyer. See Collier

ColljTiiore Robert, stockbroker, 405 Cal, dwl 1182 Bdwy

Colman Abraham (Colman Brothers), res New York

Colman Aimwell F., druggist, NE cor Geary & Jones, dwl
603 Hvde

COIiMAX' BROTHERS (Solomon, Morris, Abraham,
and Charles), importers and wholesale clothing, 107
Battery and S\V cor Bush and Montgomery

Colman Charles {Colman Brothers), dwl 1008 Van Ness Av

Colman D. D. , seaman O. & 0. S. S. Belgic

Colman Harris, merchant tailor, 703 Geary, dwl 515 Union

Colman Hyman, expressman, dwl 148 Perry

Colman James, laborer, dwl 304 Fremont

Colman John, seaman, dwl 421 Drumm

Colman Martin, liquor saloon, NE cor Pine and Kearny,
dwl 639 California

Colman Morris {Colman Brothers), dwl 206 Kearny

Colman Solomon (Colman Brothers), res New York

Colman Thomas, night clerk Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Co., dwl 827 Vallejo

Colman. Sec Coleman

Colmesnil James S., clerk general freight office Central
Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 221
Treat Av

Colmo Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 607 Dupont

Colnane Jeremiah, dwl 615 Third

Colnau Timothy, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific

Coloff H. P., musician Wade's Opera House

Colomaltha Louis, laborer, dwl 6 Bartol

Colonibe Jules, modelmaker, dwl 639 Broadway

Colombat Alfred, manufacturer ladies' dress and cloak
trimmings, fringes, etc., 105 Stockton, dwl 128 Ellis

C'OIOMSSHA (U. S.) €0!VSl'Ii, Ricardo Morales, office
109 California

Colombino P., marketman, 48 Colombo Market

Colombo Market, F. G. Piccaroli superintendent, S s Pa-
cific bet Davis and Front

Colombo & Co. (Chinese), manufs cigars, 715 Dupont

Colon Lucia Miss, seamstress, dwl 625 Minna

Colonbotti Antonio, cartman, dwl 805 Brannan

Colonna Augusto, liquor saloon, 628 Front, dwl 215 Broad-
way

Colorado Commercial and Land Co., Richard B. Noyes,
secretary, office 419 California room 27

Colorado Gold and Silver M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Oliver
G. Wood secretarv, office 401 Cal room 8

COLORADO STEAM NAVIGATION CO., Benja-
min M. Hartshome president, John Bermingham
agent, William H. Talbot secretary, 10 Market

Colquhoun J. C. Mrs., regalias, flags, etc., 634 Howard

Colrille E. L., second officer O. & O. S. S. Oceanic

Colson , longshoreman, dwl 819 Kearny

Colson Edward A., clerk and messenger Custoni House,
dwl 1112 Harrison

Colson. See Coulson

Colston Samuel, boilemiaker McAfee, Spiers &Co., dwl 1
ZoePl

Colter Andrew, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm

Colter John, policeman City Hall, dwl NW cor Pine and
Fillmore

Colter Nicholas, laborer Masonic Cemetery

Colter P. Mrs., upholsteress West Coast Furniture Co.,
dwl 5J Natoma

Coltes Allen, miner, dwl 31 Alta PI

Colthrop Robert, waiter Palace Hotel

Coltman George E., hatmaker Pac. Straw Works, dwl 412
Sixth

Colton Alric O., attorney at law, office 11 Montgomery
Block, dwl 1423 Webster

COLTON 1»AVID !>., vice-president O. & O. S. S. Co.,
and vice-president Southern Pac. B. R. Co., office NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl NE cor Taylor and
California •

Colton Franklin D., attorney at law, office 11 Montgomery
Block, dwl 1423 Webster

Colton William, laborer, dwl W s Dora nr Bryant

Columbia Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., 'fjn
Cal.), Abraham Halsey secretarj', 200 Sansom ' „

Columbia Foundry, Reese Llewellyn proprietor, 133 and 'f,c
135 Beale '"'

Columbia Gold Quartz and Hydraulic Mining Co. (TuO'
lumne Co., Cal.), Richard S. Culverwell secretary,
otfice 320 Sansom room 5

COLI'.liatlA HOTEL, Leo Maurer proptr, 741 Market

Columbia House, James Douglas proptr, 114 Jackson

V0LVMRIA RIVER PACKET.S, A. M. Si«npson &
Bro agents, office 44 Market

Columbia River Salmon Co. (Washington Ter.), H. L,
Dodge president, A. Waterman secretary, office 204
Montgomerj'

Columbia Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Lucien
Hermann secretary, office 330 Pine room 11

Columbus Borax Refinery, E. K. Stevenot & Co. pro- i**
prietors, S s Chestnut bet Powell and Mason, Jus-
tinian Caire agent, 530 Washington '

Columbus J. L., second steward Pacific Mail S. S. Col-|f*''
orado

Columbus John, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl Bryant
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth

Calver Willard, dwl N s McAllister bet Lyon and Lott

Colvin Alexander, plumber, dwl 1604 Pacific Av

Colvin George, miner, dwl 20 Sacramento

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Colvin Hugh J., engineman Engine No. 5 S. F. F. D., dwl ""'J

1116 Filbert
Colvin James, plumber, dwl 1604 Pacific Av
Colvin James A., gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl 200 Fran

Cisco
Colvin James J., plumber Thomas Day, dwl Jessie bet

Twentieth and Twenty-first
Colvin John J., clerk Keyt & Co., dwl 120 Virginia
Colvin Lydia (widow), dressmaker, dwl 768 Mission
Colway 'Terrence, horsetrainer, NW cor Point Lobos and

Twenty-third avs
Colwell Andrew, printer, dwl 26 Langton
Colwell E. B., clerk Davis Brothers, dwl 819 Post
Colwell James A., sailmaker, dwl 1227 Pacific
Colwell Terrence, shedman Bay District Fair Groimds,

dwl Point Lobos Road and Twenty-third Av
Colwell William J., painter, dwl 271 Minna
Com Hing (Chinese), engraver, 762 Clay
Com Long (Chinese), tinsmith, 1018 Dupont
Com Yet Chang & Co. (Chinese), boarding, 216 Bran
Comaich J. , bellman Palace Hotel

Comaich Matteo, drajTnan A. Giorgiani, 421 Washington
Comandich Dominick, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Comasky John, moroccofinisher, dwl 521 Howard
Combatalade Jane Mrs., dwl 1320 Stockton
Combatalade Louis, dwl 1320 Stockton
Combatalade Lewis M., helper Priet & Quinquinet, dwl

365 Natoma
Combellack James, carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl

461 Natoma
Comber Hannah Miss, dwl 439 Clementina
Comber Jane Mrs., dwl 439 Clementina
Combes John C., wines and liquors, SW cor Second and

Tehama, dwl 37 Second
Combes Laura S. Miss, dwl 621 Stevenson
Combes. See Comes and Combs
Combination Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.),

David Wilder secretary, office 28 Merchants' Exchange
Combs Stephen, stevedore, dwl 100 Townsend
Comenoe George, barber George Nicholas
Comer Bartlett, laborer, dwl 17 Sherwood PI
Comerford Edward, brickla3'er, dwl SE cor Stevenson and

Crocker
Comerford Edward, longshoreman, dwl 531 Bryant
Comerford John, teamster Mission Woolen Mills, dwl Ws

Alabama bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
COMERFORD JOSEPH M., groceries" and liquors,

NE cor Mission and Twenty-second
Comerford Patrick H., dwl 226 Clementina
Comerford Patrick, wines and liquors, 1911 Hyde
Comes Emanuel, dwl 522 Filbert
Comfort E., stock dealer, dwl Overland House
Comfort M. Miss, furnished rooms, 24 Ellis
Comins Esther (widow), dwl 1067 Broadway
Commander Robert S., salesman Wynne, Lowth & Co.,

dwl 44 Third
Commary Emma, artist, 720 Market, dwl 3 Park Av
Commerce Fire Insurance Co., (New York), Belden &

Stone agents, 313 California
CO'^IMERCIAL ACENCY, T. E. Edwards manager,

otfice 401 California
Commercial Block, SE cor California and Front
Commercial Building, NW cor Pine and Battery

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BEAMISH'S—Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Marke

ii P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

CO.M.MKKCIAL BIKEAL OF CALIFOlt.MA, Al-
len Hreck iS: Co., managers, office 004 Merchant

!5oniniorcial Editorial Rooms Evening Bulletin and Morn-
injf Call, 517 Clay

>mniercial Flour Mills, Grosh & Rutherford proptrs,
l-Jl-145 Kirst

Jomniercial Herald Freight Circular (monthly), John H.
Carniany & Co. pulilishers, 409 Washington

COM.nKRCIAL HEUALU AX» MAKKUT RE-
VIEW (weekly), John H. Carniany & Co. publishers
and ijroprietors, office 409 Washington

CO.llMEKt'IAL HOTEL, Ilornblower & Saxe pro-
prietors, cor Montgomery Av and Kearny

CO.M.nEIU'IAL I»>t KA.\'('E CO. OF C'ALIFOR-
MA (fire and marine), C. W. Kellogg i)resident,
Charles A. Laton secretarj", office 228 California

lommercial Lodgings, George W. Bacon proptr, 615 Com

Jommercial News (daily), Bates, Woods &, Co., proptrs,
411 Clay

Jonmierciai Shirt Factory (Chinese) 322 Commercial

^lommercial Soap Co., Edwin Dakin president, and John
G. Libbey secretary, E s Brady nr Market, office SW
cor Clay and Drumm

DO]»MER<IAL .STEA:» PRITtTIX; HOISE,
Francis & \'alentine proprietors, 517 Clay, 510-516
Commercial

:OM.YIER<'I.lL lJMO\ ASSUR.AXCE €0. OF
LO.\l$ON', Hamilton & Sonnichsen general agents,
office 221 Sansom

>)mmins Edward (Commins li: O'Connor), dwl 727Gough

:;0.1I.m.\S A 0*C'0.\XOK {Edward Commins and
I'lwmas M. O'Connor), importers and wholesale
wines and liquors, 505 Front

Jommisky Patrick, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl Ber-
nal Heights

:;0)I.>Il!».SIO>'ER CEXTEXXIAL r. S., J. D. Creigh,
office Mechanics' Institute Building, 27 Post

^OM.MIS.SIU.NEK I.')I:I1I«;RATI0\ state, Thomas
C. \an Ness, office 330 Montgomery

:;O^I.MIS!<!iIO\EU I.\SJKA.\tE SfATE.OF CAX-
IFORXI.4. office 401 California

^Oltl.niSSao.XER shipping IJ. S., office 118 Jack-
ton cor Front
OI.1IISS10XERS FISH, office 401 California

JO:)I.tlISSIO\ERS HARBOR, office 440 Jackson

:0.'»I.msSIO.\ERS IRRItiAtlOX I'. S. A., office
533 Kearnv

:«.nMISSl6JVERS of insanity, office City Hall
second floor

:;0)IM1SSI0NERS park, office 302 Montgomery

)0.1I.niSSI0NERS PUOT, office 44 Merchants' Ex-
change

:;0.n.MISSION£RS police, office 11 City Hall first

floor
OMniSSIONERS S. F. FIRE DEP.ARTMENT,
office 23 Kearnv

:;OM.mSSIONEUSTIDE LANDS (State Board), office
15 Clay

k)mmittee Joseph, cigarmaker, dwl 736 Vallejo

Jomozzi Carlo, tinsmith, dwl 531 Vallejo

Jompania Mexicana, Agricola, Industrial y Colonizadora
de Terrenos del Colorado, office 320 Sansom
1 Jompere James, newspaper agent, dwl 215 Linden Av
1, Jompes Henrj-, cabinetmaker, 225 Beale

!ompti Fran9ois, Swiss Beuev. Soc, 627 Commercial

Jompton Andrew J., postalclerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, dwl 606 Montgomery

lompton J. E., tinsmith CuUey & Brook, dwl 420^ Sixth
omiiton S. T., dwl 336 Turk

tompton Thomas B., clerk William T. Wenzell, dwl 834
ilission

tomstock Arnold M. , real-estate agent, office 420 Mont

lomstock George, clerk Joseph C. Bates, dwl 708 Pine

tomstock Henry S., watchman S. S. Granada, dwl 104
Steuart

lomstock John F. 0., patrolman Undenvriters' Fire Pa-
trol, dwISW cor Stevenson and Ecker
lomstock K. Miss, student Heald's Telegraph Institute,

dwl 534 Second
lOMSTOCK LINE CLIPPER SHIPS, Williams,

Blanchard & Co. agents, office 218 California
tomsttick Mary (widow), dwl 70S Pine
lomstock Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Justin P. Moore

secretary, office 320 Sansom room 7
lomstock Sarah T. (widow), dwl 830 Jackson
lomstock William, upholsterer William Butterfield, dwl

39 Gearj- .

lomte Augustus Jr. (F. Chevalier & Co.), dwl 120 Page
lomte Frank, confectioner, 706 Mission

Comyns John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First

Comyns Lawrence, calker, dwl \il Frederick

Comyns Maurice, shipcarpenter, dwl 3^ DovvTiey

Con Lee (Chinese), locksmith and umbrella repairer, 756

Clay
Conahan Frank, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 115

Clint<jii
Conahan ].,awrence, laborer, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Conahan Mary (widow), dwl 115 Clinton
Conant Auguste Y., drayman, 406 Davis, dwl SW cor

Montgomerj- Av and Lombard
Conant Benjann"n H. , dwl 925i Market
Conant George B. , clerk C. V. Gillespie, dwl 923 Bush
Conart A., taiU)r, 242 Sutter, dwl 600 I^ilton
Conaughton Owen, groceries and liquors, 138 Eighth
Conawaj" John R., nightclerk International Hotel, 824

Kearny
Conboie George R., manufacturer coffins, 120 Maine, dwi

244 Minna
Conboie Marj- G. (widow), dwl 705 Mission
Conboy Daniel, woodturner, dwl 509 Washington
Con boj' George C, laundrjTiian S. F. Laundrj-, NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Conboy Patrick H., steward St. Nicholas Hotel, 214 First
Concannon Patrick, gardener, dwl SEcor Pine and Mason
Concannon Thomas, stableman Arthur Waters, dwl 435

Turk
Concard Monihan, laborer, dwl 34 Marj-
CONCOROIA CLFK, rooms 102 O'Farrell
CONDEE GEORGE M., cashier Farmers' and Mechan-
ics' Bank of Savings, office 225 Sansom, dwl E s Van
Ness Av bet Broadway and Pacific
Conden John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Conden T., dwl 230 Tyler

Condett Edward, laborer, dwl S s Polk Lane nr Stockton
Condit Ira W. Rev., pastor Chinese Mission Church, dwl

800 Stockton
Condon Anna A., shoefitter Wentworth & Co., dwl NW

cor Noe and Clipper
Condon Daniel, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Condon David, laborer, dwl 788 Stevenson
Condon David, teamster Abraham V. Green, dwl 513 Bush
Condon Donald, laborer, dwl W s and nr San Miguel Sta-
tion
Condon Edward, foreman J. Morton &Co., dwl 323 Taylor
Condon Edward, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Condon Felix, waiter California House, dwl 4 Virginia

Alley
Condon Honora Miss, dwi 513 Eddy
Condon Henry M., milkman, S s Greenwich bet Scott and

Pierce
Condon James, 319 Hyde
Condon James, machinist Union Iron Works
Condon John D., cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 5 Ge-
neva
Condon John B., ballad singer Palace Opera House, dwl

503 Minna
Condon John P., salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 323

Taylor
Condon Julia (widow), dwl 447 First
Condon Maria (widow), dwl 503 Minna
Condon Marj- H. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 1421 Pine
Condon Michael, laborer, dwl 9 Sherwood PI
Condon Morris, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., dwi 29 Hunt
Condon Patrick, laborer, dwl W s San Jos6 Av nr Twenty-
sixth
Condon Patrick, laborer James Macken, dwl Old Marine

Hospital, cor Spear and Harrison
Condon Patrick, shoemaker Mrs. H. H. Stephens, dwi 525

Minna
Condon Patrick, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534 First
Condon R., printer, dwl 13 Salina PI
Condon R. T., clerk, dwi 1421 Pine
Condon Sarah C. (widow), dwi 709 McAllister
Condon T. , fireman S. S. Kalorama, Pacific St. Wharf
Condon Tliomas, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Condon Thomas D., dwi 709 McAllister
Condon WUliam, grocer, dwl 323 Taylor
Condor Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), George T. Grimes

secretarj-, office 240 Montgomerj'
Condra S. R. , watchman Palace Hotel
Cone Abraham, teacher music, dwl 423 Clementina
Cone Francis, patternmaker, dwi 613 Mission
Cone Henrj-, tuner Matthias Gray, dwl NW cor Geary and

Taylor
Cone James H., watchmam S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.

Wharf
Conedy Bernhard, hostler, dwi 409 Pacific

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery

Coneher William J. Jr., molder Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl

5 Rincon Court
Coneiis Gerhard, confectioner Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl

'228 Kearny

Conerhan , shipcarpenter Boole & Webster

Cones Hermann, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl 1124J

Harrison, rear
Conej- Alexander, clothing, 808 Market, dwl NW cor

Grove and Polk
Coney C. W. H., dwl 8 Tyler
Coney Philij), upholsterer Gilbert & Moore, dwl Valencia

nr Sixteenth
Coney Sophie Mrs., dwl 8 Tyler
Coney. See Cooncy

Confay Annie Miss, domestic Dr. A. Wilhelm, 106 Eddy
Conferri G., gardener, dwl N s Kate nr Hayes
Confidence Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Richard

Wegener secretary, office 414 California
Congdon Benjamin O. M., shipcarpenter, dwl 134 Fol
Congdon Earnest, weigher Mission Bay Warehouse, dwl

760 Mission
COXC;S>0>i (iEORGE, real-estate agent, office Nevada

Block, 809 Montgomery room 40, dwl 435 Geary
Congdon Hannah Miss, dwl 1227 Clay
Congdon Henry, boatbnilder Thomas Vice, dwl 134 Fol
Congdon Henry, bookkeeper Miller & Co., dwl 1023 Hyde
Congdon Henry B., real-estate agent, otRce 330 Pine, room

34, dwl (Jl(5 Third
Congdon .Joseph H., bookkeeper Miller & Co., dwl NW

cor Turk and Buchanan
Conger Benjamin T., jobprinter, 524 Washington, dwl 20

Jessie bet Seventh and Eighth
Conger Charles Cuthbert, stockbroker, office 330 Pine

room 41, dwl E s Valencia bet Twenty-fifth and Twen-

ty-si,xth
Conger J. Reme D., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,

dwl 314 Bush
Congon Edward, clerk I. Friedlander, dwl 524 Howard

cox«;ssk<;atboival riBLii$HiN« socbetv.

Rev. Frederic E. Shearer agent, office 757 Market
Conihan Cornelius, milkranch, W s San Jos6 Road bet

Five and Six-mile houses
Conilogue G. H., dwl 75 Tehama
Conin Charles, painter, dwl NE cor Mary and Minna
Conkelman J. Mrs., dwl 640 Howard
Conkey Fred, saloonkeeper, dwl 23^ Ritch
Conklui A. (widow), dwl E s Dane nr Thirty-first
Conklin Daniel, chief engineer Oregon S. S. Co.'s stm

Montana, Folsom St. Wharf
Conklin Frank, driver Market St. R. R., dwl SW cor Fif-
teenth and Valencia
Conklin Frank, stationer, 310 Fifth, dwl 315 Fifth
Conklin Frank G. (P. <fc F. G. Conklin), res Oakland
Conklin Henry, carpenter, dwl Ws Jersey bet Santa Clara

and Eighteenth
Conklin P. & F. G. (Cal. Glove Co.), manufs gloves, 419 Bat
Conklin Piatt {P. d: F. G. Conklin), dwl 1315 Larkin
Conklin William G., agent, dwl 105 Freelon
Conkling Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl 309 Bryant
Conkling David {Higginn it- C), dwl 712 Grove
Conkling George W., gent's furnishing goods, 610 Market,

dwl 213 Powell
Conkling George W. Jr., bookkeeper Cope, Uhler & Co.,

326 Montgomery, dwl 1206 Mission
Conlan Ann Miss, dwl 20 Howard Court
Conlan Charles, laborer, dwl 17 Ridley
Conlan Daniel, laborer, dwl 308 Minna
Conlan John, carpenter James Drury, dwl W s Castro bet

Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Conlan John P., purifier S. P. Gas Light Co., dwl King

nr Second
Conlan Patrick, boilermaker, dwl 217 Minna
Conlan Timothy, driver Thomas Fanning, cor Thirty-sev-
enth and Railroad avs nr Bay View
Conless John, expressman, SE cor Jackson and Dupont,

dwl 242 Clementina
Conley Ann (widow), dwl 705 Green
Conle}' Benjamin, waiter Morton House
Conley Charles, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Conley Daniel, hostler William McCaiferty, dwl E s Mis-
sion nr Twenty-first
Conley Daniel, longshoreman, dwl 407 Main
Conley Francis, laborer, dwl 614 Mission
Conley Frank, waiter Morton House
Conley James, laborer, dwl 405 Beale
Conley James M., compositor Morning Call, dwl 812 Stock
Conley John, barkeeper Hartshorn & Kittredge, dwl 435

Eddy
Conley John, contractor, dwl 1120 Mission

Conley John, laborer, dwl N 8 Germania av nr Webster

Conley John, laborer, dwl 410 Valencia

Conley John, laborer S. F. Cordage Manufactory, dwl E a

Iowa nr Yolo
Conley John, molder, dwl 305 Fremont
Conley John H., truckman, dwl 620 Sixth
Conley Josiah, traveling agent Haight & Irving, dwl 405

Taylor
Conley Nellie, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
Conley Owen, butcher, dwl S 8 Waller bet Market and

Laguna '

Conley Patrick, helper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 14 Fol-
som Av
Conley Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 9 Laurel

PI
Conley Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 4.51 First
Conley Robert, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Conley Terence, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 311

Fourth
Conley Thomas, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Conley Thomas, laborer, dwl 405 Beale
Conley William, broker, dwl Central Pacific Hotel
Conley William, waiter, dwl N s O'Connell PI, nr Vallejo
Conley. See Connelly and Connolly
Conlin James {Conlin it- Roberts), dwl 31 Grove
Conlin James, laborer, dwl 268 .Jessie, rear
Conlin James, local policeman, dwl S s Pine bet Webster

and Fillmore
Conlin Jeremiah, foundryman, dwl 65 Natoma
Conlin John, carjjenter, dwl SE cor Eighth and Shipley
Conlin John, conductor Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 912 Har
Conlin John, lather, dwl W s Eighth bet Harrison and

Bryant
Conlin Michael, laborer, dwl 3 Gilbert, rear
Conlin Owen, tanner with Samuel Bloom, dwl Ss Folsom

nr Eighteenth
Conlin Patrick, bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor

Gough and Haight
Conlin Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 1853 Stevenson
Conlin Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 274 Minna
Conlin William, dwl 424 Sansom
Conlin & Roberts {James Conlin and John C. Roberts),

metalroofers, 728 Mission
Conlon Bernard, whitener, dwl 4 Sherwood PI
Conlon Francis, laborer, dwl 159 Minna
Conlon Helen (widow), dwl 1111 Folsom
Conlon Henry, steamfitter, dwl 532 Natoma
Conlon John, quartermaster, dwl 541 First
Conlon John J., street contractor, dwl 344 Clementina
Conlon Matthew, drayman Amies & Dallam, dwl 1129

Harrison
Conlon Michael, hackman Plaza, dwl 707 Hyde
Conlon Michael, liquor saloon, N s Brannan bet Eighth

and Ninth
Conlon Patrick, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
Conlon Patrick, porter Grand Hotel, dwl 612 Natoma
Conlon William, shoemaker, dwl 613 Natoma
Conly Edward, hostler John Crooks, dwl Bay District

Fair Grounds
Conly Frank, clerk United States Hotel, 304 Beale
Conly James, printer, dwl 812 Stockton
Conlv John, barkeeper Hartshorn & Kittredge, dwl 435

Eddy
Conly John, driver market St. R. R., dwl 603 Hayes
Conly John, mining, dwl 418 Leavenworth
Conly John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Conly Thomas, cardriver, dwl 603 Hayes
Conney Thomas, printer Frank Eastman, dwl 933 Kearny
Conn Edward J., sa\vmaker, dwl 25 Haight
Conn Francis, foreman Union Pacific Salt Co., res Oak'

land
Conn Richard, tinsmith William S. Ray, dwl 25 Haight
Connahan Cornelius, dairyman, W s San Jos6 Roa<l nr

Six-mile House
Connahan John, farmer W s Ocean House Road, J mile

SW Industrial School
Connaghan Owen, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford), Oliver Hawea

agent, ofllice 317 California
Connecticut Tobacco Co. (Chinese), 441J Bush
Connell B. D., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Connell Cornelius, 414 Pacific
Connell Daniel, carpenter, dwl 18 Ellis
Connell Daniel, printer, dwl 938 Folsom
Connell David, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Connell D. O., laborer S. F. Manufacturing Co.

EEAMISH'S— Importer rnrnishing Goods, Nnoleus Bldg, cor. Third and Mark

% p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Connell Dennis, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl cor Fillmore and I'olk
Connell Dennis, teamster John Lyons & Co., dwl 555 Na-

tonia
Connell Elizabeth (widow), dwl E s Shotwell bet Twenty-
third and Twentj -fourth
Connell Hugh, laborer, dwl 3 McCormick
Connell J., driver City R. R. Co.
Connell James, carpenter, dwl 20 Washington Av
Connell James, engineer Isaac H. Small, dwl Clementina

bet First and Second
Connell James, engineer Roseberry & Co., cor Market

and Beale
Connell James, engineer tug Jos. H. Redmond
Council James, sailmaker Thomas RejTiolds, SE cor

Jlarket and Steuart
Connell James D., carpenter, dwl 1028 Pacific
Connell James W. , carpenter, dwl 20 Washington Av
Connell John, boxmaker Geo. W. Swan & Co.
Connell John, compositor Alta California, dwl cor Second

and Mission
Connell John, laborer Henr>' S. Dorland, NW cor Dolores

and Dorland
Connell John C. (Cooper J: C), dw! 153 Third
Connell John H., printer Bulletin, dwl 939 Bryant
Connell John S., steamfitter, dwl 112 Twelfth
Connell John S. Mrs., baking and confectionery, 112

Twelfth
Connell John T., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 1320

Broadway
Connell M. Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 21 -IJ Sixth
Connell Mary E., tailoress, dwl 039 Brjant
Connell Marj' J. Miss, teacher ^'alencia Grammar School,

dwl Shotwell nr Twenty-fourth
Connell Michael, groceries and liquors, 1018 Folsom, dwl

3(3 Harriet
Connell Michael, laborer, dwl SE cor Broderick and Tyler
Connell Michael, laborer, dwl 143 Natoma, rear
Connell Michael J., hackdriver, dwl 039 Brjant
Connell Patrick, laborer, dwl Pine bet Pierce and Scott
Connell Patrick, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl 3

King
Connell Philip, bricklayer, dwl 533 Natoma
Connell Thomas, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

Fair Oaks bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Connell Thomas, laborer, dwl 008 Sansom, rear
Connell Thomas, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.
Connell Timothy, laborer, dwl 939 Bryant
Connell Timothy, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Connell William, laborer A. A. Jennings, dwl S s Sac

nr Central Av
Connell William, fireman S. F. Gas Works, dwl W s Geor-
gia nr Shasta
Connell William, fireman stm Enterprise, Market St. Wharf
Connell William C, local )X)liceman, dwl 322 Beale
Connelly A. H. {T. H. Harris Jc Co.), res Calistoga
Connelly Coleman, deckhand stm Julia, Market St, Wharf
Connelly Cornelius, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Connelly Daniel, sawjer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Connelly Daniel, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Connelly Francis, laborer, dwl 18 Sherwood PI
Connellv Frank J., bookkeeper Kirkpatrick, Cutter & Co.,

dwl" 12 Haight
Connelly James, dwl 202 Sixth

Connelly James {Jame4s Connelly cfc Co.), dwl W s Chat-
tanooga bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Connelly James & Co. (Lewia Doric), furniture and bed-
ding, 219 Bush
Connelly James E., clerk Engine Xo. 9, S. F. F. D.
Connelly Jeremiah, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht,

ITW cor Gough and Haight
Connelly John, contractor, dw 1 646 Stevenson
Connelly John, expressman Palace Hotel, dwl 80 Jessie
Connelly Jolm, laborer, dwl 214 First
Connelly John, liquor saloon, 122 Pacific
Connelly John D., dwl cor Sansom and Battery
Connelly John D., miner, dwl 916 Montgomery
Connellv John E., waiter Montgomerj' & Wilkinson, dwl

618'Fourth
Connelly John J., physician, dwl 439 Union
Connelly Joseph, carpenter Andrew Frei, dwl 20J Garden
Connelly Mark, laborer, dwl 8 Maiden Lane
Connelly Martin, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Connelly Martin, peddler, dwl 628 Brannan
Connelly Martin, wood and coal, 1063 Howard, dwl 237

Clara
Connelly Michael, blacksmith, dwl 51 Stevenson
Connelly Michael, blacksmith, dwl 522 Dupont
Connelly Michael, expressman, dwl E s York nr Solono

Connelly Michael, gardener, dwl W s Beideman nr Ellis
Connelly Michael, teamster, dwl NE cor Eleventh and

Channel

Connelly Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 20 Lewis
Connelly Michael D., agent Youths' Directory and Em-
ployment Office, 520 Bush, dwl 319 Sansom
Connelly Nora, tailoress Wright & Harmon, dwl 60 Na-
toma
Connelly Patrick, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Connelly Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Connelly Peter, cartman, dwl 646 Stevenson
Connelly S., dwl 630 Commercial
Connellv Samuel, waiter S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.

Wharf
Connelly T. , driver Market St. R. R.
Connelly Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1214 Stockton
Connelly Thomas, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
Connelly Thunias, laborer superintendent streets
Connelly Timothy, liquor saloon, SW cor Mission and

First, dwl 2533 Mission
Connelly William, carpenter Andrew Frei, dwl 20J Garden
Connelly. See Conley, ComioUy, and Conolly
Conner "D., dwl 930 Market
Conner Elizabeth (widow), dwl 405 Powell
Conner H. P., dwl 320 Gearj-
Conner James, laborer, dwl 632 Brannan
Conner Jeremiah, machinehand Charles W. Thomas, dwl

614 Minna
Conner John, dwl 164 Jessie
Conner John, merchant, dwl Russ House
Conner John M., carpenter, dwl 219 Mason
Conner John W. , notary .public, commissioner deeds and
real-estate agent, office 604 Merchant, dwl 504 Second
Conner Patrick, Coopers' L'nion, 417 Bush
Conner Peter, fireman stm Parthenius, dwl 8 Gilbert
Conner Thomas J., captain bark Revere, office Pier 10

Steuart
Conner Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 123 Te-
hama, rear
Conner Wesley, cooper, dwl 1705 Market
Conners Bridget Mrs., dwl 1217 Powell
Conners David, drajTuan, dwl 915 Geary
Conners David, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s ^^Tiarf
Conners Edward, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Conners Edward, ser->-iceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Conners James, waiter Nucleus House
Conners John {Murphy it Co.), res Oakland
Conners John, laborer, dwl 15 Gilbert, rear
Conners John, longshoreman, dwl 911 Battery
Conners John, shipcarpenter, dwl What Cheer House
Conners John, shoemaker, dwl 44 Jessie
Conners M. Mrs. , janitress North Cosmopolitan Grammar

School
Conners Michael, expressman, dwl 44 Jessie
Conners Patrick, laborer, dnl 11 Jasper PI
Conners Patrick, cartman, 26 Freelon
Conners Patrick, laborer, dwl 125 Spear, rear
Conners Patrick, ser\-iceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Conners William, laborer, dwl Twenty-ainth nr Harrison,

Benial Heights
Conners William, laborer Glasgow Iron and Metal Import-
ing Co.
Conners. See Connors
Connerton B. (widow)) dwl 9 Salmon
Connerton Owen, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eighth

and Natoma
Connerton Michael, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520

Clay
Connerton Thomas, porter Presentation Convent, dwl 609

Lombard
Connerty Marv (widow), dwl 111 Silver
Connery Ellen (widow), dwl 258 Steuart
Conness Edward, caqjenter, dwl IS Mason
Conness Edward, fireman Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Conness John, teamster D. Moore & Co., dwl 543 Tehama
Conni Charles, laborer, dwl 324J^ Broadway
Connick Bartholomew, miller, dwl 20 Sacramento
Connie Timothy, laborer, dwl 410j Natoma
Conniff J., trackman CitvR. R.
Conniff James, fireman Engine No. 9 S. F. F. D., dwl 309

Main
Conniff Joseph D., clerk Morning Call Office, dwl Ns Rose

Av bet Octavia and Laguna
Conniff Michael, contractor, dwl 731J Natoma
Conniff Peter, boottreeer Buckingham ii, Hecht, dwl N s

Rose Av bet Laguna and Octavia
Conniff Thomas F., clerk Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor

Gough and Haight
Connihan Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 625 Davis

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D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, "Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mo:

Connihan William, wireworker Eckfeldt & Co.,dwl SEcor

Alabama and Twenty-second
Conning Robert, bookkeeper Leon R. Meyers & Co., dwi

611 Stockton
Connes Thomas, mariner, dwl 14 Turk
Connihan William, shipcai-penter Boole & Webster, 7 Steu
Connolly A. H., dwl 245 Stevenson
Coniiollv Andrew, laborer, dwl '2005 Dupont
Cuniinllv Daniel, barkeeper Mrs. C. Mangenberg, NW cor

Fulton and Sixth Av
Connolly Daniel, machinist, dwl cor Minna and Fourth
Connolly Edward, bookbinder Alexander Buswell, dwl

not) Keaniy
Connolly Edward, can-iagedriver, dwl 164 Jessie
Connolly Edward, A., bricklayer, dwl 622 Larkin
Connolly Ellen, seamstress Worth House, 606 Folsom
Connolly Frank, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf
Connolly .lames, dwl 20i Garden
Connolly James, painter, dwl 449 Jessie
Connolly James E., deputy superintendent streets, dwl

553 Howard
Connolly James H., sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 452

Minna
Connolly John, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Connolly John, gasfitter, dwl 37 Baldwn Court
Connolly John, harnessmaker William F. Dorrance, dwl

316 Jessie
Connolly John, laborer, dwl 260 Jessie
Connolly John, laborer, dwl E s Bryant bet Twenty-third

and Twenty-fourth
Connolly John, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Connolly John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf
Connolly John, lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 657 Mission
Connolly John, musician and liquor saloon, 526 Mission,

dwl 527 Mission
Connolly John, tailor, 522 Dupont
Connolly John, tailor Aaron Wolf, dwl W s Stockton bet

Bush and Sutter
Connolly John J., conductor Omnibus R. R. Co.
Connolly John J., student medical department University

of California, 652 Washington, dwl SE cor Stockton

and Pfeiffer
ConnoU.v John Joseph, boilermaker, dwl 31 Second
Connolly John M., marblecutter Charles Roche, dwl 20 J

Garden
Connolly Joseph, dwl 159 Tehama
Connolly Kate Miss, dressmaker, dwl 31 Second
Connolly M., captain Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Connolly M., nightolerk Russ House
Connolly Maggie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 20J Garden
Connolly Martin, laborer, dwl NE cor Illinois and Twen-
tieth
Connolly Martin, vamisher Goodwin & Co., dwl 567 Mis-
sion
Connolly Michael, dwl 460 Minna
Connolly Slichael, blacksmith, dwl 37 Baldwin Court
Connolly Michael, farmer, E s Baker bet McAllister and

Tyler
Connolly Jlichael, laborer, dwl 256 Jessie
Conni.Ily Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S Co.'s Wharf
Connolly Michael, longshoreman, dwl 39 Everett
Connr)lly Michael, salesman Martin J. Flavin, dwl 269

Minna
Connolly Michael T. (Connolly tfr Hurley), dwl 305 Minna
Connolly Nicholas, butcher Donnelly, Dunne & Co., dwl

cor N and Fourteenth Av, South S. F.
Connolly Patrick, clerk deliver}' department Wells, Fargo

& Co, dwl 968 Harrison
Connolly Patrick, laborer, dwl 28 Clinton
Connolly Patrick, laborer, dwl 214 Pdtch
Connolly Patrick, laborer, dwl 771^ Mission, rear
Connolly Patrick, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

Buchanan and Bay
Connolly Patrick, Shi]) Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Connolly Patrick, truckman, dwl 529 Fourth
Connolly Peter (Connolly A KUmnn), dwl Dunbar Alley
Connolly Robert Mrs. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 31 Sec
Connolly Terrence, laborer, dwl 37 Minna
Connolly Terrence, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl

NW cor Ninth and Brannan
Connolly Thomas, gardener, dwl 164 Jessie
Connolly Thomas, poultry, etc., 9-11 S. F. Market, dwl

411 Oak
Connolly Thomas A. (Campbell <t C), dwl 631 Sacramento
Connolly William, helper Weed & Kingwell, dwl Brj'ant

nr Eighteenth
Connolly William, laborer, dwl 1126 Harrison
Connolly & Hurley (M. T. Connolly and James Hurley),

butchers, 5 and 6 Union Market

Connolly & Kieman (Peter Connolly and Thomas J.

Kiernan), wiuerooms, Dunbar Alley, rear City Hall
Connolly. See Conley, Connelly and Conoly
Connor Charles M., barkeeper Denny O'Brien, dwl 824

Kearny
Connor Francis, captain stm Oriflamme, office 210 Bat-

ter>', dwl 332 O'Farrell
Connor James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Shasta

nr Napa
Connor James, stableman City R. R., 170 Fourteenth
Connor Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 21 Anthony
Connor Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 141 Second
Connor John (G. Oncsti tt Co.), dwl 254J Fourth
Connor John, dwl 1120 Harrison

Connor John, laborer Overland Warehouse, dwl 409 Bran
Connor John J., hackman Morton House, dwl 239 Clara
Connor John O., driver Minor & Walsh, dwl NE cor Leav-
enworth and Tyler
Connor L., dwl 759 Howard
Connor M., cook, dwl 509 Washington
Connor Maggie Miss, dressmaker Miss J. C. Ritchie, dwl

1023 Mission
Connor Martin, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Connor Michael, stableman City R. R., dwl 103 First Ay

bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Connor Owen, laborer, dwl 332 Townsend
Connor Patrick, dwl NE cor Keaniy and Francisco
Connor Patrick (Connor d- Lane), dwl 323 Fourth
Connor Patrick, boatman, dwl S s Alta bet Sansom and

Montgomery
Connor Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 813 Filbert
Connor Richard, grocer, dwl 1027 Vallejo
Connor Simon P., cooper 35 and 37 Jackson, dwl 6 Wet-
more PI
Connor Thomas, boatman, dwl 2107 Stockton
Connor Tliomas, marblepolisher Stephen Campodonico,

dwl 662 Minna
Connor Timothy, miller, dwl 43 Tehama
Connor William, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 151 Tehama
Connor & Lane (Patrick Connor and John J. Lane),

groceries and liquors, SE cor Fourth and Louisa
Connors Charles, plumber, dwl 240 Taylor
Connors Da%id, contractor, dwl 812 Larkin
Connors David, laborer, dwl 2 Goodsell PI
Connors David, real estate, dwl 518 Stockton
Connors Dennis, baker James Donnelly, dwl 9 Sherwood PI
Connors Dennis, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl

318J Ritch
Connors Dennis, laborer S. F. PioneerWoolen MiUs, dwl

NS Filbert bet Larkin and Polk
Connors Edward, baker Cal. Cracker Co.
Connors Edward, laborer, dwl 28 First
Connors James, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl 7

Dora
Connors James, laborer, dwl 16 Adelaide PI
Connors Jeremiah, laborer Thomas Fanning, cor Thirty-
seventh and Railroad Av nr Bay View
Connors John, boilermaker, dwl 23 Everett
Connors John, cook, dwl SO Clementina
Connors John, cook schr Marj- Anderson, Beale St. Wharf
Connors John, fireman stm Thoroughfare
Connors John, gardener, dwl 262 Jessie
Connors John, horseshoer John Grace, dwl 28 Everett
Connors John, laborer, dwl 268 Stevenson •
Connors John, laborer, dwl N s Sierra nr Michigan
Connors John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Connors John, teamster, dwl 543 Tehama, bet Fifth and

Sixth
Connors John R. (Sfannix <t Connors), 236 Montgromery
Connors L., porter Grand Hotel
Connors Luke, laborer, dwl 616^ Natoma
Connors M., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 I>rumm
Connors M., seaman, dwl 512 Mission
Connors Margaret (widow), dwl 304 Jackson .
Connors Michael, laborer, dwl IS Folsom
Connors Michael, laborer, dwl 25 Everett, rear
Connors Michael, laborer, dwl cor Louisiana and Sierra
Connors Michael, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534 First
Connors Oscar, helper Weed iS Kingwell, dwl 396 Willow

Av
Connors Patrick, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
Connors Patrick, coachman L C. Bateman, dwl 555 Har
Connors Patrick, gardener, dwl 325 Folsom
Connors Patrick, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Connors Patrick, laborer,dwl NE cor Illinois and Twentieth
Connors Robert, helper Weed & Kingwell, dwl 390 Willow

Av
Connors Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 518 Mission

BEAMISH'S— Importer burnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Markt

k I. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Connors Thomas, laborer Bealo St Warehouse, dwi 62

First
Connors Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Oough and Haight
Connors Terrence, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Connors Timothy, lioiirding and IcKljfinx, 548 Mission
Connors Timotl;)", butcher, dwl Sixth Av nr L, South S. F.
Connors Timothy, laborer, dwl cor Lo«iisiana and Sierra
Connors William, shipcarj)entor, dwl 2.iG Montgomery
Connors William W., nurse CitJ" and Ccmnt,'*- Hospital
Connors. See Conners, O'Connor and O'Conners
Conohan William, shipcai-penler, dwl 314 Fifth
Conohan William H., carjienter, dwl 115 Perry
Conollv Edward, liquor saloon, SW cor Kentucky and

Bxltte
Conollv Patrick, watchman Bcale St, Warehouse, dwl nr

cor Beale and Harrison
Conolly Thomas, foreman Beale St. Warehouse, dwl nr

cor IJeale ajul Harrison
COXOLLY >VII.LI.4.H J., cashier Market St. Bank of

Savings, dwl 519 Ellis
Conolly. See Conley, Connelly and Connolly
Conoly & Hurley {M. T. Conoly and Jaines Hxurley),

butchers, 5 and t» Center Market
Conord Fran9oi8, lapidary Levison Bros., dwl 1509 Stock

Conrad , ship's cook, dwl W s Vallejo nr Jones

Conrad Albert B., shipping clerk Fabien Toplitz, dwl 238

Taylor
Conrad .Andrew, carpenter, dwl W s Eureka bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Conrad C, dwl Overland House
Conrad Christian, clerk Redington & Co., dwl S S Ellis

bet \\ebster and Fillmore
Conrad David, wholesale fruits and nuts, NW cor Front

and Washington, dwl 441 Tj'ler
Conrad Henry, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl S s

Ellis bet Webster and Fillmore
Conrad John, capitalist, oliice 501 Front, dwl 832 Powell
Conrad John, carpenter, dwl N s Church PI nr Dupont
Conrad John P., helper Gilbert & Moore, dwl 512 Foiui,h
Conrad Joseph, hosemaker, dwl 33 Tehama
ConraJ Lotta Miss, dwl 425 Green
Conrad .Mary (widow), fancy and dry goods, 151 Seventh
Conrad Philippina (widow), dwl N s Church PI nr Dupont
Conrad Tliomas, butcher, dwl 1008 Union
Conrad William A., contractor, dwl 411 Larkin, rear
Conrades Ferdinand, oyster saloon, 612 Market, dwl 1220

Howard
Conradi Richard, clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro. , dwl 162 C^ara
Conradi William, bookkeeper German Savmgs and Loan

Societ}-, dwl 1623 Post
Conrvlo Louis, waiter Carlo Galinberti, dwl S19 Clay
Conradson Alfred, captain schr William Hicks, olfice 3

Mission
Conran James, plasterer, dwl 333 Bush
Conran Thomas, dwl 316 Pine
Conro A. J., carpenter, dwl 957 Market
Conro Cassius M. {F. D. Conro a; Son), dwl 938 Pacific
CO\KO F. D. «t SOX (Cassius M. Conro), proptrs

Golden Age Flouring Mills, 717-721 Batterj^
Conro Frederick D. {F. D. Conro d; Son), dwl 933 Pacific
Conro George A., clerk F. D. Conro «t Son, dwl 938 Pac
Conroy Ann (widow), dwl 6 Bartol

Conroy B. (widow), groceries, SWcor Palmer and CJhenery
Conroy Bridget (widow), dwl W s ^'an Ness Av bet Val-
lejo and Broadway
Conroy Catherine (widow), dwl SE cor Cal ana Baker
Conroy Daniel, pressman, dwl 327 Tehama
Conroy E. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,

dwl 1912 Mason
Conroy Eugene C, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., dwl

309J Clementina
Conroy Henry, dwl 4 Park PI
Conroy James, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr Ferrie
Conroy James, boilermaker, dwl 16 Jessie
Conroy James, painter Wason ifc Morris, dwl 114 Hayes
Conroy James, watchman Palace Hotel, dwl 139 Natoma
Conroy John, car repairer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 714

Natoma
Conroy John, doorkeeper California Theater, dwl 114

Eleventh
Conroy John, farmer, W s Ocean House Roid nr Indus-
trial School
Conroy Marguarite (widow), dwl 15 Geneva
Conroy Michael, carpenter James McGinn, dwl 33 Eddy
Conroy Michael, painter, dwl Twenty-ninth, nr Folsom,

Bemal Heights
Conroy Michael C, oflBce 402 Montgomerj- room 10, dwl

1912 Mason

Conroy Nicholas, laborer, dwl 37 Frederick

Conroy O., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 114 Hayes

C<»XK4»T, 0'€0>'\0U «&' CO. (in liquidation), office

109 Front
Conroy Patrick, carpenter, dwl 74 Minna
Conroy Patrick, carpenter, dwl 115 Second
Conroy Patrick, hostler Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 765

Howord
Conroy Patrick, laborer, dwl 781 Mission
Conroy Peter, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Conroy William, painter, dwl 15 Geneva
Considine Edward, butcher William Nagel & Co., dwl 1705

Sacramento
Considine John, cook Johnson & Smith, dwl 220 Wash
Consolidated Alabama Gold and Silver Jlining Co. (Tuol-
umne Co., Cal.), John B, McDonnell secretary, office

405 California
Consolidated Amador Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.),

Frank B. Latham secretary, office 426 California

room 9
Consolidated Gold Hill Quartz Mill and Mining Co. (Gold

Hill, Nev.), Richard Wegener secretary, olfice 414 Cal
Consolidated Occident Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Alpine

Co., Cal.), office 318 California room 13
Consolidated JReforma Lead and Silver Mining Co. (Lower

California, Mex.), A. D. Carpenter secretary, office

318 Kearny

COIVSOLIU.4.TED TOBACCO CO., Tiburcio Parrott

president, Edgar Briggs managing agent, salesroom

207 Front
CO.\!^OLID.lTED ri«<;l.\IA MINING CO. (Storey

Co., Nev.), Charles H. Fish secretary, office Nevada

Block, 309 Montgomery room 26
Constance John, laborer, dwl Polk Lane nr Stockton
Constant Bole, laborer, dwl 826 Broadway, rear
Constantine George, deckhand stm Contra Costa, Market

St. Wharf
Constantine J., deckhand stm Vaquero, Green St. Wharf
Constantine John {Constantine li- Alex), dwl N s Card

Alley bet Green and Vallejo
Constantine John, plasterer, dwl 123 Jackson
Constantine Joseph, deckhand stm Contra Costa, Clay St.

Wharf
Constantine Patrick, shipcarpenter, dwl 414 Folsom
Constantine & AiexiJohn Constanline and Joseph. Alex),

restaurant, 1403 Stockton
COX8TITIJ1ION HOTEI. AND RESTAl'RANT,

C. H. Brickwedel iS Son proprietors, 547-553 First
Constitution Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Frank Swift

secretarv, office 419 California
CON.SIL .4K«E\TINE KEPl'BLIC, Charles Baum,

office 510 Battery
CONSUL AISTKO-HUNGARIAX EMPIRE, Gott-
lieb A. E. Muecke, office 109 California room 8
CONSliX BELGILMl, Emil Grisar, office SW cor Fifth

and Townsend
CONSI'li BEIiGIl'M, Salvador Mohange, consul general,

otfioe Grand Hotel
CONSIX BOLIVI.4, Francisco Herrera. office 331

Montgomer\' room 13
CONSl I CHILI, F. 2nd Casanueva,. consul-general

Pacific States, office 27 and 2S U. S. Court Building
CONSUL t^OSTA RICA, T. Lemmen Meyer Pacific

States, office 525 Front, Josti M. Tinoco for San Fran-
' Cisco, office 323 Front
CONSUL DENMARK, Nicholas Soimichsen, office 221

Savsom
CONSUL ECU.4.DOR, Francisco Herrera (acting), office

331 Montgomery room 13
CONSUL FR.4.NCE, Antoine Forest, office 704 Wash
CONSUL GER.MAN EMPIRE, Adolph Rosenthal, of-
fice 321 Battery
CONSUL GREAT BRITAIN, W. Lane Booker, office

319 California

CONSI'L GREECE, Emil V. Sutter, office 513 Mout

CONSUL <;1:ATE.^IAL.4, Leslie C. Hanks, office Pal-
ace Hotel

CONSUL HAWADAN ISL.ANDS, Henry W. Sever-
ance, office 405 Front

CONSUL IIONDUR.4S (vacant)

CONSUL ITALY, Count Diego Barrilis, office 525 Front

CONS! L J.VPAN, Samro Takaki vice-consul, office 703
Market

CONSUL MEXICO, Michael G.Pritchard (acting), office
109 California room 24

CONSUL NETHERLANDS, James De Fremery, o&ae
710 Sansom

CONSI'L NICARAGUA, Francisco Herrera consul-gen-
eral, office 331 Montgomery room 13

^^iejiTAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. "W. L&ird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 l^ontgomery cor. Merchani \l

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€0\SIX NORWAY' AXI> SWEDEX, August Berg-

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<OX«»l L POKTr<;i L, Francis Berton, office 527 Clay
fOXSIL RISSIA, Vladimir Weletzky, office aikl dwl

:>0 Sciuth Park
t'OXSrii SALVADOR, Nicolas Gaxiola, office 320 San-

COXStL SPAIX, Camilo Martin, office NW cor Cali-
fornia and Leidesdorff
COXSIX SWEOEX AND XORWAT, August Berg-

gi-en, office 400 Montgoinerj' '

C'OXSFL SWIT7iERLAM>, Francis Berton, office 527

Clay, vice-consul Antoine Borel, office NVV cor Mont-

gonierj' and Clay

fOXSl'L TI'RKEY, George W. Gibbs, office 35 Battery

tOXSlL I \JTE» STATES COLOMBEl, Ricardo

Moi-ales, office 109 California room 21
Continental Fire Insurance Co. of New York, Jonathan

Hunt agent, office 313 California
fOXTIXEXTAL HOTEL, Herman Droste proprietor,

519 and 527 Pacific
Continental House, Thomas H. Ryan proprietor, 510 Miss
C'ontini Louis, teacher music, dwl 5 Stockton
Contini Mabel Mrs., dwl 516 Stockton
Contra Costa Coal Mining Co., A. H. Campbell secretar>-,

office 402 Front room 5
Contra Costa Ferrv, foot Vallejo

fOXTRA tOSTA LAIXDRY ASSOCIATIOX,

Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton proprietors, office 411 East,

branches : 13 Broadway, Market nr Fourth, 320 Pme,

cor Second and Howard, 647 Clay, and 308 Bush

Contreras Frank, porter F. W. Miller, dwl 11 Hinckley

Contreras Isaac, hamessmaker ^vith John O'Brien, dwl

cor Folsom and Fifth
Contreras Manuel G., hairdresser Ferguson & Co., dwl

132S Stockton
Contreras Ti-inidad, dwl 5 Margaret PI
Converse Thomas, dwl 1006 Pine
Convery Patrick, expressman, Oregon bet Front and Da-

visj dwl S s Oregon nr Front
Convev Edward {Hayden <i: C), dwl 1816 Hyde
Con\is Charles E. & Co., stockbrokers, office 320 Sansom

room 9 , ^^,

Convis Charles E. (Charles E. Coiivis d- Co.), dwl 303 Eddy

Conway , salesman, dwl 417 Brannan

Conway A. J., porter Jones & Co., 218 Front

Conway Bernard, liquor saloon, 993 Market, dwl 465

Stevenson
Conway Bernard, plasterer, dwl 444 Sixth
Conway Bridget (-n-idow), dwl 6 Vincent
Conway Bridget, domestic John Morton, 305 Taylor
Conway Catherine (widow), dwl NE cor Austin and

Gough

Conway Cornelius, laborer, dwl NE cor Austin and Gough

Conwav Edward, market, NW cor Green and Hyde, dwl

1826 Hyde ^ , ^,

Conway Edward, president San Buenaventura C. and M.

Co., office 314 California, res Oakland
Conway.Ella (widow), dwl 1618 Folsom
Conway Francis, laborer, dwl California bet Webster and

Budianan
Conway Frank, machinist Risdon L and L. Works, dwl

5-29 Hois-ard
Conway George, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, dwl 627

Green, rear
Conway George, master mariner, dwl 1131 i Folsom
Conway George F., patternmaker ^tna Iron Works, dwl

564 Stevenson
Conway James {Comcay .fc Blaney), dwl 328 Miuna
Conway James, baker, dwl 214 Broadway
Conway James, laborer, dwl 117 First Av bet Fifteenth

and Sixteenth
Conway James, laborer, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr

Go'lden City House
Conway James, laborer Henrj' S. Borland, NW cor Dolo-
res and Dorland
Conway James, marketman, dwl 1522 Pacific
Conway James, packer Cal. Cracker Co.
Conway James, seaman dwl 139 Perry
Conway James, tailor, dwl 21 Glover
Conway James M., engineer, dwl 504. Stevenson
Conway John, caqientcr, dwl 34 Minna
Conway John, laborer Eureka Foundry, dwl 57 Natoma
Conway John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Conway John, wholesale butcher, dwl W s Utah nr El

Dorado
Conway Maggie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 17 Fifth Av
Conway Martin J., liquor saloon, 422 Drumm

Conway Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 06 Tehama
Conway Michael, laborer, dwl W s Mission nr Thirty-first
Conway Michael, laborer, dw! 244 Gilbert
Conway Michael, stevedore Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 336 Fifth
Conway Michael O., saddle and hamessmaker, 679 Mis-
i?ion, dwl 3.56 Minna

Conway Michael H., porter Russ House, dwl 15 Everett

Conway Morris, cari'enier, dwl 519 Mission

Conway Morris, marblecutter Giraeomo Brignardello, dwl
NE cor Austin and Gough

Conway Neil, laborer, dwl 1001 Battery

Conwav Patrick, dairj-man, dwl S 8 Thirteenth Av nr L,
South S. F.

Conway Patrick, marbleworker Timothy Horgan, dwl 127
Clinton

Conwav Patrick, porter stm Senator, Broadway St.Wliarf

Conwav Patrick, wood and coal, 133 Second, dwl 139 Min

Conway Peter, laborer, dwl W s Clementina bet Eighth
and Ninth

Conway Peter H., packer J. A- Folger & Co-, dwl 12
Aiithony

Conway Thomas, gardener, dw! Bay View Track, South
S. F.

Conway Thomas, hackman, Plaza, dwl 1505 Folsom

Conway Thomas, hamessmaker Main & WinchesFter, dwl
552 Linden Av

Conway Thomas, laborer, dwl E s Dolores nr Eighteenth

Conway Thomas, shoemaker Thomas Healy, dwl 35 Na-
toma

Conway Thomas, teamster I. Gutte, dwl 214 Clara

Conway Timothy, laborer Union IronWorks,dw! 4NoHe PI

Conwav Walter, plasterer, dwl 134 Fourth

Conway William, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie

COXIVAV A KIjXS^X {James Conway andJamesE.
Blaney), wines and liquors, SW cor Fourth and Mis-
sion

Conwell Charles, teamster Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dwl
cor Larkin and ilcAUistcr

Conwell Thomas, carpenter, dwl 15 Frederick

Coogan John, bootmaker Hatch & Lexow, dwl 335i Third

Coogan Patrick, laborer Freight Depot Southern Pacific
R. R., dwl cor Brjant and Sixth

Coogan William H., dwl 723 Davis

Coogle Walter J., printer E. Detrick & Co., dwl 212 Fran-

Coogley Edward, laborer, dwl 1001 Battery

Cook , paperhangcr, dwl 6» Natoma

Cook Aaron, merchant (Virginia City, Nev.), office Z2 San-
som, dwl 1358 Post
Cook A. C, machinehand Cal. Planing Mills
Cook Albert O., foreman Horatio N. Cook, dwl 2S5 Kear
Cook Alfred, trapezeperformer, dwl 245 Second
Cook Algernon M. {I. it A. M. Cook), dwl 2110 Howard
Cook Alvin, dwl 245 Second

Cook Ann Mrs., liquor saloon, SW cor Third and Harrison
Cook A. O. Mrs., flowers preserved -without wax, and hair

jewelry and device work, 235 Keamy
Cook A. S., broker, dwl 224 Post
Cook August, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl

2 Downey
Cook A. W. (widow), dwl 531 Brjant
Cook Benjamin, dwl 325 O'Farrell
Cook Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Cook Benjamin, miner, dwl Russ House
Cook Benjamin C, foreman Standard Soap Co. , res Berke-
ley
Cook Bernard, carpenter, dwl E s Columbia bet Twenty-
second and Twenty -third
Cook Brothers (Jolin and Willutm), box factory, Berry

bet Third and Fourth
Cook C. A. Mrs., physician, office and dwl 224 Post
COOK <"ARROLL (Cook t'j Murphy), res Oakland
Cook Charles, liquor saloon, SW cor Mission and New

Montgomery, dwl 236 Fremont
Cook Charles, lithographic printer George H. Baker, dwl

1415 Polk
Cook Charies, policeman City Hall, dwl 1710 Polk
Cook Charles E., engineer Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 37

Commercial
Cook Charles E., pianomaker C. R. Hall, dwl 433 Seventh
Cook Christopher, master mariner, dwl 2120 Mason
Cook Clarissa Mrs. , manufacturer hair jewelrj-, dwl W s

Yerba Buena nr Sacramento
Cook Daniel, capitalist, office Nevada Block, 309 Mont-
gomery room 47, dwl 1117 Pine
Cook David, conductor Central R. R., dwl 2 Clinton
Cook David R., local [xiliceman, dwl 2134 Stockton
Cook David S. (Bryant ct C), res San Mateo
Cook E., paperhanger, dwl 18 Fii-st

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Purnishing Good

J. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Cook Eben, second officer stm Senator, Broadway St.

Wharf
Cook Edmund, barkeeper Martin Martin, dwi 18 Sutter
Cook Edward, clerk 1). K. Iiillinf;s & Co., dwl 405 Green
Cook Edward, liquors, dwl 111 Ellis
Cook Edward E. (^Slia/er .(■ C), dwl McAllister nr Scott
Cook I'^.dward H., seaman stm Senator, Broadway St.

Wharf
Cook E. O. & Co. (John Janes), groceries, 47 Second
Cook Eldridfre G. (E. G. Cook tC- Co.), dwl 4;ia Seventh
Cook Eli, caqienter Pac. Refinery and Bullion Exchange,

dwl (ill Turk
Cook Elia-s, waiter Edward Newnnan, dwl 29 Second
Cook Ellen, dressmaker, dwl 207 Pacific
Cook Emanuel, stonecutter David Moore, dwl S 8 Bush

bet Baker and Lyon
Cook Fannie Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Primary

School, dwl 900 Market
Cook Fayette, master mason, dwl 2022 Folsom
Cook Ferdinand, blacksmith Kimball Maiiuf. Co., dwl 531

Folsom
Cook Fernando C, physician, office and dwl 156 Third
Cook Frank, dwl 512 Mission

Cook Ftank, groceries and liquors, 313 East, res Oakland
Cook Frederick laborer F. W. Arnold, dwl S s Chambers

nr Front
Cook Frederick H., wellsinker, dwl W s Collins nr Point

Lobos Av
Cook G. C, clerk, dwl 18 Turk

Cook George, foreman E. Eisenberg & Bros. ,dwl 624 Filbert
Cook George, sacksewer F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 10 An-
thony
Cook George, shoemaker, dwl 638J Mission
CookGeoi^e B., {O'Connor & C), dwl 239 Bush
Cook George G., engineer, dwl 172 Jessie
Cook George H., painter, dwl 16^^ Stevenson bet Brady

and Hermann
Cook George W., collector G. & W. Snook, res Oakland
Cook George W. F. {Uofmann itr C.), and attorney at law,

office 599 Kearny, dwl 230 Thirteenth
Cook Georgianna (widow), dwl 220 Thirteenth
Cook Henry, dwl 409 Ellis

Cook Henry, attorney at law, dwl 19 Harrison Av
Cook Henry, clerk M. & H. Detels, dwl SE cor Main and

Harrison
Cook Henry, driver Central R. R., dwl 7 Kate
Cook Henry, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Cook Henrj', teamster George Meyer, dwl 1142 Miss, rear
Cook Henry S., dwl 241 Clara
Cook Herman, foreman Metropolitan Match Factory, dwl

S Welsh
Cook Hiram B., deputy tax collector, dwl 9 Wetmore PI
COOK HORATIO Si., manufacturer leather belting

and hose, 415 Market, {and Jacob Beisel ifc Co.), dwl

635 Sutter
COOK I. A A. 51., wholesale lumber dealers, Pier 2J

Steuart
Cook Ira, warehouseman Subsistence Department U. S.

A., 108 O'Farrell, dwl 210 Shotwell
Cook Isaac (/. d: A. M. Cook), dwl 911 McAllister
Cook Isaac, clerk L. Dinkelspiel & Co., dwl 1111 Post
Cook Isaac, fniit peddler, dwl 1209^ Bush
Cook J., dwl 863i Market
Cook James, machinist, dwl 725 Harrison
Cook James, tailor, 311 Pine room 22, dwl 106 Tehama
Cook James A., porter Huntington, Hopkins &, Co., dwl

259 Stevenson
Cook James Henry, waiter Joseph Rustich, dwl cor Fol-
som and Steuart
Cook Jay H., sashmaker N. W. Cole & Co., dwl 46 Louisa
Cook J. D., traveler Godohaux Brothers & Co., 109 Battery
Cook J. H. & Co. {Samwl S. Sjjragxie), poultry and wild

game, 48 and 49 Washington Slarket
Cook J. J., clerk Carlton F. Watkins, dwl 1722 Bush
Cook John (Cook Brothers), dwl NE cor Fourth and Berry
Cook John [Cook <i: Trounsoyi), dwl 649 Clay
Cook John, bootblack, 1020 Market, dwl 1221 Bush
Cook John, cook, dwl 327 Beale
Cook John, dwl 239 Minna
Cook John, fireman Engine No. 7 S. F. F. D.
Cook John, hairdressing saloon, 325j Bush, dwl 805 Mason
Cook John, seamai), dwl 39 Jackson
Cook John, S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 California
Cook John, steward, dwl 1107 Kearny
Cook John, teamster G. Cohn & Co., 230 Front
Cook John A. (//. Dinlceh-piel ci- Co.), res New York
Cook John C, cook Moraghan & Lynch, 68 California

Market, dwl 239 Minna
Cook John H. (J. U. Cook & Co.), dwl 1029 Clay

Cook John W., master mariner, dwl 117 Drunim
Cook Josei)h E., stockbroker, 413 California, dwl 422 Sec-
ond
Cook Julius, printer, dwl 027 California
Cook L., dwl 803^ Market
Cook M. (widow), dwl S s Kate nr Fillmore
Cook M. & Co. (Henry Liesmann), liquor saloon, 533

Washington
Cook Marcus M., milkman, dwl E s Pierce bet Sutter and

Bush
Cook Mark R., carpenter, dwl 2107 Bush
Cook M. E., dwl 14 Turk

Cook Martin, hairdresser, dwl NW cor Jersey and Church
Cook Marj- (widow), dwl 7 Miller PI
Cook ilarv M. (widow), dwl 1230 Mission
Cook Michael (M. Cook & Co.), dwl 627 California
Cook Michael S., hay and grain, N s Point Lobos Av bet

Ferric and Cook
Cook M. M. (widow), dwl 1517 Taylor
Cook Orlando M., milkman, dwl 513 Hyde
Cook Pardon A., machinist, dwl N s Sutter bet Scott and

Pierce
Cook Patrick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Cook Peter (Kane .0 C), dwl 1118 Filbert
Cook Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 735 Brannan
Cook R., dwl 723 O'Fan-ell

Cook Reuben B., cooper A. S. Gorton, dwl 417 Main
Cook Richard, carpenter, dwl 1914 Polk
Cook Ronald, shipcarpenter, dwl 18 Stanford
Cook Samuel, hunberman, dwl 1120 Sacramento
Cook Seth, mining, office Nevada Block 309 Montgomery

room 47, dwl 115 Kearny
Cook Sejnnour S. , mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Cook Svdnev P., merchant, dwl 1517 Taylor
Cook Tlieodore T., bookkeeper R. S. Eells & Cj., dwl 1903

Stockton
Cook Thomas, dwl 212 Sutter
Cook Thomas, carpenter, dwl S s Sixteenth bet Rondel PI

and HofiE Av
Cook Thomas, clerk, dwl 22 Taylor

Cook Thomas, expressman, SW cor Sacramento and Mont
Cook Thomas A., journalist S. F. Chronicle, dwl 539Turk
Cook Thomas C, physician, dwl 150 Third
Cook Thomas M. , woolbroker, office 223 Front, dwl 409

Ellis
Cook Walter, laborer, dwl 934 Harrison
Cook Walter Herbert, clerk County Recorder, dwl 9 Wet-
more PI
Cook William (Cook Bro.t.), dwl E s Columbia bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Cook William, baker Frederick Hellwig, dwl 110 Dupont
Cook William, cabinetmaker Weir & Greenwood, dwl cor

Clementina and Fourth
Cook William, driver Central R. R., dwl 721 Brannan
Cook William, laborer, dwl 54 Sacramento
Cook William, maltster Pioneer Malt House, E s Stockton

nr Francisco
Cook William A., special policeman, dwl 130 Fern Av
Cook William L., salesman J. M. Pike & Co., dwl 409 Ellis
Cook William N., contractor, dwl 1714 Jackson
Cook W. Q., laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Building
Cook & J>l\irphy(CarrollCookandJohn Luttrcll Murphy),

attorneys at law, office 535 Clay
COOK «ft TROILXSON (John Cook and John Troun-

son), contractors, carpenters, and builders, 514 Pine
Cook. See Koch
Cooke Arthur Braddock, clerk James G. Steele & Co.,

dwl 316 Kearny
Cooke Charles D., clerk, dwl 468 Sixth
Cooke Charles G., furnished rooms, 621 California
Cooke Daniel D. (Cooke cfc Smith), dwl 30 Fourth
Cooke Edward, clerk, dwl 405 Green
Cooke Frank, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co. , dwl 723 Market
Cooke George W., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

723 Market
Cooke Hannah Miss, principal Pine and Larkin St. Pri-

mar.v School, dwl 1511 Clay
Cooke James, sawyer, dwl 32 Silver
Cooke Jessie S. (widow), dwl 108 Stockton
Cooke John, actor, dwl 108 Stockton
Cooke John, dummyman Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl S s

Clay bet Powell and Mason
Cooke Margaret, dwl 7 Margaret PI
Cooke S. B., Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School, dwl

108 Stockton
Cooke Walter, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co. , dwl 723 Market
Cooke William B., blankbook manufacturer, 723 Market
Cooke & Smith (Daniel D. Cooke and Charles T. Smith),

furniture and bedding, 30 Fourth

JAMES Qt. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wliolesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant '•

Cookej' John, laborer, dwl 8 Anthony
Cooksej- John A., barkeeper 0. F. Baker, dwl New Wis-
consin Hotel
Cooksley William, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Cooksoii PYancis, chief enjnneer S. S. Humboldt, Jackson

St. Wharf, dwl 9 Franklin
Cookson Harrison, shipcarpenter, dwl cor Louisiana and

Sierra
Cool Georjje W., dentist, office and dwl 22 Kearny
Cool Russell N., dentist Geo. W. Cool, dwl 22 Kearny
Cooleary John, teamster, dwl 24" Perry
Cooler Charles B., real estate, dwl 2314 Mission
Cooley Earl K. (£. A'. Cooley d: Co.), dwl 532 Chestnut
Cooley E. K. & Co. (Ira S. Wariiig), manufacturers patent

e^"-^' carriers, 17 Merchant
Cooley George W. , captain stm Mar>' Taylor
Cooley J., actor Wade's Opera House
Cooley James, miner, dwl 29 Turk
Cooley Michael, plasterer, dwl 3 Park Av
Coolidge Charles S., printer, 211 Sacramento, res Oakland
Coolidge Charles C, dwl 721 Eddy
Coolidge George W., bookbinder Charles E. Bankin, res

Oakland
Coolidge James C, chief clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, res Oakland
COOHIMiE JOSEPH A., secretary Merchants' Ex-
change Assn, dwl 1104 Market
Cooling George W. , blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mills, W 8

Kentucky nr Sierra
Coolman John, seaman, dwl 111 Jackson
Coombe Philip H., silverplater Edward G. Denniston,

dwl 48 Clara
Coombs J . C. , clerk C. N. Gillespie, dwl Page nr Market
Coombs John (Coombts d: Taylor), dwl 1605 Scott
Coombs John H. Jr. (Heath, Gollup d: Co.), dwl 1605

Scott
Coombs William, miner, dwl 127 Jackson
Coombs William H. , assistant auditor Custom House,

dwl 1908 Buchanan
Coombs & Taylor (John Coombs ayid Daniel S. Taylor),

shipwrights, calkers, and sparmakers, 107 Market
Coombs. See Combs and Comes

Coon Benjamin Ross (Coon tC- O'Reilly), dwl 523 Kearny
Coon Charles D., accountant, dwl 437 Fifth
Coon George W., wagonmaker Kimball Agricultural Im-
plement Manuf . Co. , dwl 5 Harriet
Coon J. C, salesman Robert Coughran, dwl 138 Sixth
Coon Norman S., proptr catarrh remedy, dwl 12 Guy PI
t'OON «K O'REILLY (Benjamin Ross Coon and Far-

rell J. O'Reilly), liquor saloon, 511 Washington
Coon. See Kuhn, and Coons
Cooney Antoine, chickenranch, dwl Old San Sosi Road

nr Industrial School
Cooney Daniel, laborer, dwl W s Castro nr Fourteenth
Cooney Daniel, teamster Pacific Commercial Co.
Cooney Edmmid, laborer, dwl E s Wood nr Point Lobos

Av
Cooney Ellen Miss, teacher Union Grammar School, dwl

291 Union
Cooney Ellen (widow), dwl 44 Ecker
: Cooney Franklin, painter, dwl 28 Turk
Cooney James, carpenter, dwl 417 Powell
I Cooney James, hostler, dwl 108 William, rear
Cooney John, bottling porter and ale, dwl 1622 Turk
I Cooney John, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Cooney John, groceries, 291 Union
Cooney John, real estate, dwl 417 Powell
\ Cooney John J., paints, oils, and glass, 113 Fourth, dwl
I 79 Everett
Cooney Luke, hostler Thomas Foley, dwl 1812 Powell
I Cooney Mark, laborer, dwl 1021^ Market
Cooney Mary (widow), dwl W s Castro nr Fourteenth
Cooney Michael, attorney at law, office 7 Court Block 636

Cfay, dwl 312 Seventjj
CooneyMichael, black.smith, dwl 311 Pacific
Cooney Michael, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
Cooney Michael, butcher, dwl W s Sixth Av bet L and M,

South S. F.
Cooney Patrick, hostler, dwl 703 Hyde
Cooney Patrick, milker Collins Bros., cor Douglas and

Twenty-fourth
Cooney Rosa (widow), dwl 430 Vallejo
Cooney Thomas E., miller F. D. Conro & Son, dwl Rail-
road House
Cooney Thomas J., bootmaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl

5 Chesley
Cooney William, laborer, dwl 212 Broadwaj'
Cooney William, painter, dwl 291 Union

Cooney. See Coney

Coons Fletcher, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific

Coons John T. W. , commission merchant, dwl 749 Minna

Coons. See Coon and Kuhn

Coop John, carpenter Holland Ruppel, res Oakland

Coope Henry, metalroofer William Cronan

Cooper A. , dwl 636 Commercial

Cooper Abraham, tailor, 219 Pacific, dw'l 130 Pacific

Cooper Albert T., soapmaker Lucy & Donnellj-, dwl 1639

Howard
Cooper Alexander B., dwl 1206 Market
Cooper Benjamin F., freightcarrier, dwl 519 Leavenworth
Cooper Charles (Coojjer it- Connell), dwl 26 Langton
Cooper Charles, laborer, dwl 341 Clementina
Cooper Charles, woodturner Isaac Hardenburgh, dwl 26

Langton
Cooper Charles E., student, dwl 517 O'Farrell
Cooper Charles E. T., cook, dwl 67 Gilbert
Cooper Charles V. , policyclerk North British and Mer-
cantile Insurance Co., res Oakland
Cooper E., seaman, dwl 118 Sacramento
Cooper E. Bruce, clerk Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, dwl

517 O'Farrell
Cooper E. Bruce Mrs., principal American Kindergarten,
New Jerusalem Church, O'Farrell bet Mason and Tay-
lor, dwl 517 O'Farrell
Cooper Encarnacion T. (widow), dwl 1124 Bush
Cooper Eugene T., bookkeeper Albert Dibblee, dwl 304

Third
Cooper Ezekiel, janitor California Insurance Co., dwl 903

Jackson
Cooper Frank P., bookkeeper Samuel C. Gray, dwl 1206

Mason
Cooper Frederick, comedian, dwl 919 Stockton
Cooper Frederick T., clerk Kuhl, Steel & Hickox, dwl 40

South Park
Cooper George, wheelwright Larkins & Co., dwl 26 Lang-
ton
Cooper George D., cashier W. & J. Sloane, dwl NW cor

Ellis and Powell
Cooper George E. , surgeon U. S. Army, Point San Josd
Cooper Gerald, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Cooper Gerard, seaman, dwl 21 Rausch
Cooper G. S. (widow), dwl 7 Virginia Alley
Cooper Halsey F. , deputy collector U. S. Internal Rev-
enue, dwl 600 Bush
Cooper Henry, coffinmaker David W. Hunt, dwl 2108

Polk
Cooper Henry, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building,

dwl 625 Broadwaj'
Cooper Henrj', seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Cooper Henrj' E., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 510

Franklin
Cooper James, carpenter, dwl 12 Verona PI
Cooper James, deckhand stm Alice Garratt, Front St.

\\Tiarf
Cooper James, ironmolder, dwl 54 First
Cooper James, shipwright, dwl 5 Verona
Cooper James B., mining, office 315 California, room 1,

dwl 1206 Market
COOPEU JAMES K., bookseller, stationer, and news

dealer, 746 Market, dwl 315 Geary
Cooper J. C, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl 40

South Park
Cooper Jesse, patternmaker Isaac H. Small, dwl 125 Spear
Cooper John, dwl 311 Tyler

Cooper John, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 229 Third
Cooper John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E a Illinois

nr Twentieth
Cooper John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Cooper John, seaman schr Loret Peacock, Jackson St.

Wharf
Cooper John, tailor, dyer, and scourer, 24 New Montgom-
ery, dwl 200 Ellis
Cooper Joseph, tailor, dwl 434 Green
Cooper L. B. , carpenter, dwl 907 Folsom
Cooper Louis A. , compositor Stock Report, dwl 130 Pac
Cooper Lucy W. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 655 Mission
Cooper Maurice, tailor, dwl 6 Harrison Av
Cooper N. E. Mrs., dwl 517 O'Farrell
Cooper Solomon, tailor, dwl 700 Front
Cooper T., dwl 421 O'Farrell
Cooper Theodore, cook, dwl 1332 Dupont
Cooper Theodore, laborer, dwl 907 Pacific
Cooper Thomas, clerk, dwl 503 O'Farrell
Cooper Thomas (Cooper <fc Dunphrey), E B Second nr

Brannan
Cooiter Thomas H., expressman, cor Mason and Market,
dwl Sacramento bet Laurel and Walimt

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Marke

. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Cooper Walter, candj' manufacturer, NE cor Hayes and

Laji:una
Cooj)er W. B., liquor saloon, 7C3J Mission
Cooper William, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger&Son,

dwl 2108 Polk
Cooper William, caiidymaker Walter Cooper, dwl NE cor

Hayes and Laginia
Cooj)er William, captain sloop Challenge, Washington St.

Wharf
Cooper William, carpenter, dwl 12 O'Farrell
Cooper William, carpenter, dwl 804 Third
Cooper William, shipcarpenter, dwl 840 Third
Cooper William R. , clerk, dwl GOO Kearny
Cooper William R., clerk James P. Treadwell, dwl Phila-
delphia House
Cooper & Connell (Charles Cnryper and John C. Connell),

Belfast Ginirer Ale Co. , 1641 Howard
Cooper & Dunphrey (Thomas Cooper and William Dun-

phrcy), proptrs Novelty Boiler Works, E s Second bet

Townsend and Brannan
Cobjierative Coal Mining Co., Frank L. Kreider secretary,

office 330 Pine
COOS BAY AM> C'OLl MBIS KIVER P.4CKETS,

A. M. Simpson k Bro. agents, office 44 Market
€OOS B.4Y COAL CO. (Eastport), I. Lawrence Pool,

office 31 Merchants' Exchange, R. D. Chandler agent,

office 120 Pacific
Coos Bay Coal Mine (Newport), Flannagan & Mann

proptrs, depot 620 East
Coos Bay (Oregon) Coal Co., Thomas P. Beach secretary,

office 424 Montgomery
COOS BAY (OREGON) STEAMERS, Donald Beadle

agent, office 106 Davis
COOS BAY' PACKETS, A. M. Simpson & Bro. agents,

office 44 Market
Coos Bay Union Coal Co., Louis Jaffe agent, office 413 and

415 Pacific
Coota Frank, machinist, dwl 520 Mission
Coote Samuel, carpenter, dwl 321^ O'Farrell
Cootes Charles J., dwl 423 Sixth
Cootey Patrick H., collector Broadway St. Wharf, dwl cor

Mission and Seventeenth
Coots Thomas, deckhand stm Louise, Clay St. Wharf
Cope George W. (Cope, Uhler i: Co.), dwl 1013 Van Ness

Av
Cope James Henr\', bootfitter, dwl 734 Montgomery
<'OPE, I'HLER •& CO. (Ocorgo W. Cope, J. Clem Uhler,

and George 0. Davis), stockbrokers, office 326 Mont
COPE W.-UiXER "»V. (Cope J> Boyd), dwl 1013 Van

COPE A ROY'D (Warner W. Cope and James T. Boyd),

attorneys at law, office 629 Kearny
Copeland Amelia Mrs., clerk F. Thomas & Co., dwl 300

Post
Copeland C. , bellman Palace Hotel
Copeland C. H. , meterman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Copeland Edward, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 79

Clementina
Copeland H., bellman Palace Hotel
Copeland Henrj' M., carriagemaker, dwl 620 McAllister
Copeland Thomas A., laborer, dwl 130 Dora
Copeland Ward, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 605 Pine
Copeland William F., hatter, dwl 822 Union
Copeland M. W. (widow), dwl 1523 Powell

Copeley , dwl 1149 Market

Copeley Harvey, mariner, dwl 2112 Pacific Av

Copely Alexander W., dwl N s Dorland bet Church and

Sanchez
Copithorne Richard, porter Locke & Montague, dwl 12

Rausch
Copley Kieran, laborer Real Estate Associates, dwl 1 Fol-

som Av
Copp John G. , foreman George H. Tay & Co. , dwl 435

Pine
Coppage John W., cooper, 112 Jackson, dwl 1904 Powell
Coppe Antoinette Mme, laundr}', NE cor Cal and Baker
Co]jpe Victor, tomb-fencemaker, NE cor Geary and Baker,

dwl NE cor California and Baker
Coppet Andrew, sailmaker Harding & Brann
Coppin John, druggist, dwl 519 Bush
Coppin Jolui, laborer, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr Islais

Creek
Coppinger Mary (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 1309 Bdwy
Coprewitzka John, drayman Domingo Mersich, dwl 419

Davis
Coquengniot John (Somaly it C), dwl 624 California
Coquille Black Sand Gold Mining Co., (Coose County,

Oregon), office lllj Leidesdorff
Cora I. C. , miner, dwl 11 Bowie Av

Coranel Dionisia Miss, dwl 721 Vallejo

Coranel Francisco (widow), dwl 1121 Keaniy

Coranel PachetaMrs., dwl 721 Vallejo

Corbalcv Robert C, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

32 Ellis
Corbaz F. , teacher music, dwl 214 O'Farrell
Corbell George W. , assistant engineer S. F. F. D., dwl

102S Washington
Corbert Edward VV., dwl 123 Prospect PI

Corbett , machinehand N. W. Cole & Co.

Corbett Alexander, dwl Stevenson nr Brady

Corbett Alexander C, superintendent Oil Cloth Manuf.

Co., dwl 712 Hyde
Corbett Edward P., receiver Market St. R. R., dwl 34

Clara
C!orbett Elizabeth J. Mrs., physician, office 200 Stockton,

dwl 2112 Pacific Av
Corbett Francis, hostler Hayes Valley Liverj- Stables, dwl

518 Hayes
Corbett George, laborer, dwl Winchester Hotel
Corbett Henry, hostler Hayes Valley Livery Stable, dwl

518 Haves
Corbett Hugh, agent Cal. Oil Cloth Co., 112 Fourth, dwl

16 Willow Av
Corbett John, horseshoer Greely & Riley, dwl 518 Hayes
Corbett John, nightwatchman Empire Brewery, dwl 33

Welsh
Corbett John C. , copying clerk Probate Court, dwl S s

Second Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Corbett John D., superintendent laborers U. S. Ap-
praiser's Office, dwl 1109 Union
Corbett John J., wood and coal, 211 Mason, dwl 200 Ellis
Corbett LawTence, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl S s

T\ventieth bet Dolores and Church
Corbett M., trackman City R. R.
Corbett Malachi, laborer, dwl E s Stevenson nr Third
Corbett Margaret (widow), dwl 34 Clara
Corbett Slarj', dressmaker "City of Paris," dwl 518 Haj'es
Corbett Patrick, laborer Spring Valley AVater W. Co., dwl

1187 Broadway
Corbett Patrick, liverj- stable, 518 and 520 Hayes
Corbett Samuel J., physician, office 200 Stockton, dwl

2112 Pacific Av
Corbett Thomas, engineer, dwl 406 Broadway
Corbett Thomas, harnessmaker Charles H. Mead, dwl

2411 California
CORBETT THOMAS, liquor saloon, 23 Second, dwl

634 Hayes
Corbett Timothj-, laborer Shaw & Sharp, dwl Pacific bet

Battery and Front
Corbett William, broker, dwl 658 Folsom
Corbett William, gilder S. Hausmaun & Co.
Corbett William, machinehand Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 228 Bush
Corbett William, tailor, dwl 16 Willow Av
Corbiere Theodore K. , salesman Strong & Williamson, res

Oakland
Corbitt William (Corbitt tfc Macleaxj), dwl Lick House
Corbitt & Macleay (William Corbitt and Donald and

Kenneth Macleay), commission merchants, office NW

cor Sacramento and Davis, and Portland, Oregon
Corbley Robert C. , salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

721 Market
Corbus Andrew T. (D. Callahan d; Co.), dwl 1503 Jones
Corbus George A., compositor Charles W. Gordon, dwl

1503 Jones
Corby Joseph Mrs., dwl 831 Howard
Corby Margaret A. Mrs., dwl 1107 Pine
Corby Maiy (widow), laundress, dwl 639 Post, reaf
Corby Walter S. , shoemaker, dwl 266 First
Corbyn Sheridan, dramatic agent, office 606 Montgomery
Corcelia Louis (Ca-^iassa , Bacvjalvpi iL- C), dwl SE cor

Hayes and Baker

Corcoran Miss, bookbinder Althof & Bahls

Corcoran Daniel C, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co.,

dwl 2116 Powell
Corcoran Daniel, stevedore, dwl 251 Perry
Corcoran Dennis, expressman, dwl 21 Stanford
Corcoran Dennis, expressman, dwl 116 Townsend
Corcoran Elizabeth (widow), liquor saloon, 19 Baldwin

Court
Corcoran F. E., office 309 Montgomery room 60, dwl 127

Kearny
Corcoran Honora (widow), dwl 233i Clara
Corcoran James, barber Alexander Fischer, dwl 923

Montgomerj'
Corcoran James, coachman W. A. Dean, dwi Bay District

Fair Grounds
Corcoran Jeremiah, laborer, dwi 97 Stevenson

ITEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

D. W. Laird, San Trancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

Corcoran John, dwl 16 Lafayette PI

Corcoran John, dwl 321 Pacific

Corcoran Jolm, is'asfitter, dwl 169 Minna

Corcoran John, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell

Corcoran John, plumber McNally & Hawkins

Corcnran John, porter Geo. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 1425

Clay
Corciinm Julia, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., South

S. F.
Corcoran Julia Miss, dwl 116 Townsend
Corcoran ilary (widow), dwl 1057i Folsom
Corcoran Mary (widow), dwl 1334 Pacific
Corcoran Marj- A. (widow), dwl S s Geary bet Scott and

Kevisadero
Corcoran Jlichael, insurance agent, dwl 459 Brj'ant
Corcoran Michael, jJasterer, dwl 301 Sixteenth
Corcoran Michael, teamster, dwl 22 Turk
Corcoran Minnie Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 166

Clara
Corcoran Owen, milkranch, Rockranch W s Old San Josd

Road nr Bernal Station
Corcoran Patrick, dwl United States Hotel
Corcoran Patrick, cabinetmaker, dwl 166 Clara
Corcoran Patrick, laborer, dwl 14 Lafayette PI
Corcoran Richard, machinist, dwl 540 Brj'ant
Corcoran Thomas, dwl 1334 Pacific
Corcoran Timothy, harnesscleaner, 921 Sutter, dwl 1200

Lark in
Corcoran T. J., clerk County Tax Collector's Office, dwl

322^ Clara
Corcoran William, dwl 1334 Pacific
Corcoran William {Donahue, C. & Co.), dwl NE cor Octa^^a

and Waller
Corcoran William, driver Tautphaus & Stark, dwl 116

Townsend
Corcoran William, laborer Thos. Bernard, dwl 251 Perrj'
Corcoran William, longshoreman, dwl 6 Zoe PI
Corcoran William J., searcher records, dwl NE cor Ridley

and Valencia
Cord William J., engineer, dwl 232 Green
Cordal Edward John, tailor Samuel Guttman, dwl 209

Leidesdorff
Cordano Antonio, bootblack, 210 Sutter, dwl 1121 Kear
Cordano John, bootblack, dwl 1121 Kearny
Cordano Joseph, bootblack, dwl 1121 Kearny
Cordano Louis, bootblack, 2 Hardie PI, dwl 11 Caroline
Cordano Michael (Ferreti & C), dwl 515 Pacific
Cordano Stephen, janitor, 702 Wash, dwl 1121 Kearny
Cord6 Frank A. , bookkeeper James W. H. Campbell, dwl

1423 Clay
Cordage William, boilermaker James H. Stanley, dwl 823

Folsom
Cordes Albert, dairyman, dwl 23 Creek Lane
Cordes Andrew H.) salesman E. S. Moulton & Co., dwl

1212 Broadway
Cordes Anton, liquor saloon, 627 Wash, dwl 4 Reed PI
CORDES RKI'N, groceries and liquors, 520 Pine, dwl

515 Pine
Cordes Claus H., driver Kohler & Frohling, dwl SW cor

Twenty-third and York
Cordes Claus IL, liquor saloon, SE cor Market and Beale,

dwl 725 Natoma
Cordes Emil, bookkeeper Fratinger & Noll, dwl 20 Clem
Cordes Gustave, carpenter H. A. Dohrmann, dwl 20^ Fol-
som Av
Cordes Henry, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Cordes Herrman, merchant, office 315 Sacramento, res

Oakland
Cordes Hennann, salesman E. K. Howes & Co., dwl 803

Bush
Cordes Jacob, groceries and liquors, SE cor Valencia and

Twenty-sixth
Cordes John, liquor saloon, 120 Cal, dwl 2004J P\3lsom
C<3rdes John A., professor music, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
' Cordes Thomas F., dwl 9 Seymour Av
i Cordes William, dairyman, dwl 23 Creek Lane
Cordia Henry, porter, dwl 105 Waverlj' PI
Cordilleras Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Chihuahua, Mex-
ico), oflSice 321 Washington
Cording Frederick A., tinsmith William S. Ray, dwl S s

Shotwell bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Cording Joseph, mariner, dwl 418 Drumm
Cording Joseph H., dwl Nineteenth Av bet H and J, South

S. F.
Cordon John, crimper Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 14

Boardman, rear
Cordovai Mary Miss, seamstress, dwl 1332 Dupout, rear
Cords H., mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Cords Henry, laundry, 24 Jansen

Cordts August, laborer, dwl W s San Jos6 road nr Six-
mile House
Corduri Andrew, carpenter City Iron Works, dwl cor

Vallejo and Dupont
Cordy Brothers (John J. Cordy), pictures and looking

glasses, 1102 Market and 3 Turk
Cordy John, master mariner, dwl 410 Clementina
Cordy John, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Cordy John J. (Cordy Brotlicrs), dwl 410 Clementina
Cordy Walter M., gilder, dwl 410 Clementina
Core John, laborer Henry J. McLerie
Core Thomas, clerk, dwl 34 Minna
Core Thomas, watertender, dwl 223 Folsom
Coret Emile, painter, dwl 131 Park Av
Corey Amnion, foreman Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

American Exchange
Corey Joseph L., clerk, dwl S s Sutter bet Devlsadero and

Broderick
Corey Liness C, driver Whitney & Co.'s Express, dwl

Clark bet Davis and Drumm
Corey Manuel, cooper Reuben Morton, dwl 114 East
Corey Thomas, tinsmith, 204 Pacific, dwl 811 Harrison
Corey. See Cory

Corfield Alban, salesman Preble & Co., dwl 1023 Sutter
Corfield William, boxniaker Geo. W. Swan & Co., dwl 54

Third
Corima Frederick, cook, dwl 530 Green
CORIN JOSEPH, manufacturer trunks, valises, bags,

etc., 634 Market, dwl Russ House
Corinson Morris, peddler, dwl NE cor Green and Bu-
chanan
Corinson Nathan, hairdressing, 424 Sutter, dwl NE cor

Green and Buchanan
Corinthian Hall, 31 Post

Cork C. , master Geo. W. Prescott, office 3 Spear
Corkerj- Charles, dwl 1903 Polk
Corkery E., dry goods, 142 Fourth, dwl 252 Fourth
Corkery James, teamster Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl NW

cor Geary and Lyon
Corkery John, expressman, NW cor Fourth and Market
Corkery Mary Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Primarj'

School, dwl 1903 Polk
Corkery Patrick, hostler A. De Tavel, dwl 811 Howard
Corkery Timothy T., dry goods, 142 Fourth, dwl 252

Fourth
Corkings Thomas, tanner Albert B. Patrick, dwl SE cor

Eighteenth and Folsom
Corleis Henry A., waiter Hansa Hotel, dwl 420 Bush
Corless Ellen A. (widow), dwl 546 Mission, rear
Corlett Julia Mrs., teacher languages, 331 Kearny
Corlett Therese J. (widow), dwl 615 Stockton
Corlett William, pilot stm Amador, dwl 221 Green
Corley Henry, seaman, dwl 359 First
Corley Nellie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Keightley, 126

Turk
Corley Thomas, nurserj' and florist, office 325 Washing-
ton, res Oakland
Corliss Mary J. (widow), dwl 611 Shotwell
Corloir Eugene, captain schr John Frederick, Jackson St.

Wharf
Cormack W. E., waiter Palace Hotel
Cornahrens Hermann, groceries and liquors, 988 Howard
Cornart L., marker Occidental Hotel billiard room, dwl

cor Fulton and Franklin
Cornelia James G., wire worker Charles H. Gruenhagen,

dwl 532 Vallejo
Cornelia Maria Miss, machine operator Einstein Bros. &

Co., dwl 714i Clementina
Cornelius Andrew, laborer A. M. Simpson & Bro., 1 How
Cornelius Dora Miss, dressmaker, dwl 725 Vallejo
Cornelius Frederick O., watches and jewelry, SW cor

Folsom and Fourth
Cornelius G. & Co. {William Sinadeke), groceries and

liquors, NE cor Kearny and Broadwaj'
Cornelius Gustavus ((?. Conielitis tO Co., and William
Smadeke <i- Co.), dwl NE cor Kearny and Broadway
Cornelius John F. , calker, dwl 1 Boston PI
Cornelius Louis, clerk William Gerstenberg & Bro. , dwl 225

Tehama
Cornelius JIargaret (widow), dwl 714i Clementina
Cornell A., seamstress, dwl 22 Anna
Cornell A. Mrs., seamstress, dwl 117 Sixth
Cornell Alexander, wireworker, dwl 117 Sixth
Cornell Anson F., traveling auditor Southern Pac. R. R.,

dwl 128 Eighth
Cornell Charles H., carpenter, dwl 117 Sixth
Cornell Chauncey, reservoirkeeper Spring Valley Water

W., dwl Laguna Honda
Cornell Ella L., teacher Laguna Honda School

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Cornell G. P., mining <Hfent, dwl Kuss House
Cornell Jacob H., captain stui Mare Island, Berkeley Fer-
ry, res Berkelej-
Cornell James, machinehand Pac. Parrel and Keg Factory
Cornell James, waiter, dwl 224 Sectmd
Cornell James M., wiredrawer Pac. Wire Manuf. Co., dwl

418 Hrannan
Cornell J. L. , plp-sician, office 410 Kearny
Cornell Mary (widow), dwl 1049 Mission
Cornell Peter K., carpenter, dwl 1822 BushT
Cornell Watch Co., K. H. French secrctarj', office 120

Sutter
Cornell William C, clerk Samuel C. Harding, dwl 1516

Mission
Cornell William C, wharfinger Harrison St. Wharf, dwl

322 Beale
Cornell. See Connell
Cornely John H., oystemian Emerson Corville &Co., dwl

233 Stevenson
Corneps Bertha Miss, dressmaker, dwl 17 Morey Alley
Corneps Heniian, tinsmith, dwl 17 Morey Alley
Corneps Latrina (widow), dwl 17 Jlorey Alley
Corneps Lena Miss, dressmaker, dwl 17 Morey Alley
Coniey Edward, seaman, dwl 811 Battery
Comey Thoma-s, printer, dwl 933 Kearny
Comioot David, toU-gatckeeper Sixth Av Gate, dwl SW

cor Point Lobos and Sixth avs
Cornfoot Henry, stevedore, dwl 527 Fourth
Corning Burr W., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

46 Tehama
Coming John, general assistant superintendent Central

Pacific R. R., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend,

dwl Palace Hotel
Coming William S., clerk General Freight Office Central

Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 405

Sutter
Cornish Charles H., ironer Occidental Laxmdry, SE cor

Filbert and Octavia
Comish E. H., dwl 1051 Market
Cornish John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Oak and La-

guna
Cornish John W., waiter Palace Hotel
Cornish William, dwl SE cor Oak and Laguna
Cornish William, gardener Willard E. Burr, dwl NW cor

Van Ness Av and Filbert
Cornucopia Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Elko

Co., Nev.), Frank Swift secretaiy, office 419 Califor-
nia
Cornwall A. Mrs. , dwl 1230 Mission
Cornwall Arthur, student, dwl 609 Harrison
Cornwall Benjamin, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills
Cornwall Charles F., traveling agent Henry G. Langley,

612 Clay
Cornwall M., dwl 636 Commercial
CORXW.iiL PIKRRE B., president Bellingham Bay

Coal Co. and Black Diamond Coal Co., office E s

Spear bet Folsom and Harrison, dwl 609 Harrison
Cornwall William A., attorney at law, office 640 Claj', dwl

De^isadero bet Ellis and Eddy
Cornwell George, engineer Southern Pac. R. R.
Comwell H. C, clerk, dwl 127 Kearny
Cornwell John (Cornwell <£■ Wyman), dwl 127 Kearny
Cornwell John B., roller Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s Sierra

nr Georgia
Cornwell & W^jTnan (John Cornwell aiul C. F. Wyman),

proprietors Arlington House, 127 Kearny
Com^^l James, proprietor Manhattan House, 705 and 707

Front
Cornyn John, proprietor St. Nicholas Hotel, 212-216 First
Cornj-nn Dennis, seaman, dwl 529 Fourth
Conii-un James T., shoecutter, dwl 79 Jessie
Cornynn John, carriagepainter Daniel S. Shute, dwl 79

Jessie
Cornynn M., stevedore, dwl 529 Fourth
ConijTin Mortimer, longshoreman, dwl 79 Jessie
Corona Alvina, shirtmaker, dwl 1 St. Mary
Corona Cigar Co. (Chinese), 322 Conmiercial
C'ORO\KR C'IT¥ AXD COl'XTl', office 11 Court

Block, 636 Clay
€OtRl>ORATIO\ YARD €IT¥ AND tOUNTY,

50 and 52 Sacramento
Corr Ann (widow), dwl 160 Natoma
Corr Frederick H., packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 160

Natoma
Corr James, dwl 27 Frederick
Corr James, seaman, dwl 223 Folsom
Corr, Owen, miner, dwl 27 Frederick
Corr Thomas, salesman John MoUoy, dwl Minna nr

Second

Corr William P., plumber McNally & Hawkins, dwl 100

Natoma
Corralitos Coal Mining Co., E. B. Drake, secretary, office

70S Montgomery
Correy Daniel, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Corrigan Andrew, dyer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 1451^

Minna
Corrigan Bridget Miss, dwl 426 Clementina
Corrigan Daniel, driver Market St. R. R., dwl W s Val-
encia nr Sixteenth
Corrigan Kliza (widow), dwl 1411 Dupont
Corrigan Francis J.; salesman Richard Patrick & Co., dwl

1217 Kearny
Corrigan James, molder Union Iron Works
Corrigan John, dwl 262 Jessie
Conigan Slarv Jane Miss, milliner Mrs. Alise Leavenworth,

dwl 1411 "Dupont
Corrigan Mary J. (widow), dwl 18 Harrison Av
Corrigan Michael, laborer, dwl 452 Stevenson, rear
Corrigan P., driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valencia
Corrigan Patrick, bookcanvasser, dwl 1.59^ Clara
Corrigan Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'.s Wharf
Corrigan Peter, boilermaker F. I. Curry, res Oakland
Corrigan Thomas, foundrjinan, dwl 1411 Dupont
Corrigan William C, engineer Charles W. Thomas, 24

California
Corrin James, teamster Starbird & Goldstone, dwl 70

Brady, rear
Corringham Thomas, machinehand D. A. Macdonald &

Co., dwl 1001 Folsom
Corris Edward, seaman, dwl 119 Davis
Corriveau Louis, hairdressing saloon and baths, 113 Geary
Corrj' Daniel, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Louis-
iana and Sierra
Corry William, dwl 6 Harlan PI
Corsaw N. J. (widow), dwl 913 Natoma
Corsaw Richard, bricklayer, dwl 913 Natoma
Corsaw William, teamster H. T. Holmes & Co., dwl 913

Natoma
Corsen D., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Corsen William, waiter Hartnett & Barry, 406 Broadway
Corsetto Henry, cook, dwl 625 Vallejo
Corsiglia Carlo, vegetables Colombo Market
Corson M. E. (widow), dwl 417 Post
Corson Orville, restaurantkeeper, dwl 270 First
Cortane Frank, barkeeper Nicholas Mattizcevich, dwl 715

Davis
Cortelyeu Edward, butcher Abraham Newman, dwl 16

Stockton PI
Cortelyou Cornelius L., dairy produce, 70 California

Market, res Oakland
Cortez Francisco, saddler Main & Winchester, dwl SW cor

Dupont and Broadway
Cortez H., cigarmaker, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Cortez John, musician, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Corthay Louis (Deloche & C), dwl 507 Leavenworth
Cortin J., stableman City R. R.
Cortina August, baker, dwl 639 Broadway
Cortley William, hostler, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Cortone Frank, barkeeper John Rasol, dwl 715 Davis
Cortsen Frederick, longshoreman, dwl 8 Oregon
Corvell Bernard, laborer, dwl 12 Miller PI
Corvett James, engineer, dwl 107 Natoma
Corvie W., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 412

Larkin
Corville Emerson, Criterion Oyster Saloon, 210 Kearny

(and Euierson Carville it Co.), dwl 1802 Van Ness Av
CORYILIE E.IIEKSOX A t'©. (Oscar Jeansen and

Frederick Knoblach), wholesale oysters, and Saddle

Rock Oyster Saloon, 415 Pine, and City Bufet, 340

Kearny
Corville Jacob, laundryman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl

Mechanics' House, Berry
Corvilleur Leon, salesman David Samuels, dwl cor Post

and Taylor
Corvin Nellie Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 18 Sutter
Corwin Samuel, fisherman, dwl Midway nr Stockton
Corwin Charles P., miller, dwl 54 First
Corwin F. M. (widow), dwl 724 Harrison
Corwin Frank B., lumberman, dwl 214 Broadway
Corwin Frederick L., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Con-
stitution
Corwin J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Corwin Joseph K., clerk James McCabe, 74 Mont. Block
Corwell Jane (widow), dwl SW cor Broadway and Jones
Corj- George W., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., dwl 606

Folsom
Cory Isabella Jlrs., fumished rooms, 524 Howard
Cory Isaac H. (Carolan, C. d- Co.) dwl 316 Oak

JAMES Cj. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan'

Cory J. W. Mrs., assistant teacher Protestant Orphan

Asylum, \V s Laguna bet Haight & Waller
Cory. See Corey

Corj'cll Jabez Thomas, dwl SW cor Leav and Chestnut
Coryell John R. {George Dickman <fc Co.), dwl 706 Cali-
fornia
Cosbie Frederick, niolder, dwl E s Mission bet Eighteenth

and Nineteenth
Cosbie Hugh S. C, hamessmaker, dwl Sixteenth nr Miss
Cosbie William, harness and horse-collarmaker, 423 Mis-
sion, dwl 1322 Sacramento
Cosby Emil, physician, dwl 131 Second
Cosgrave John P., reporter Morning Call, dwl 908 Jack
Cosgrave Sylvester A. (Cosgrave <fc Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
Cosgrave William M. (Cosgrave <t- Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
Cosgrave & Co. (S. A. Cosgrave and W. M. Cosgrave),

importers Crescent Steel, 3 and 5 Front
Cosgriff Anna Mrs., millinery, 56 Third, dwl NW cor

Pacific and Webster
Cosgriff Charles P. (Cosgriff cfc Glynn), dwl NE cor Pacific

and Fillmore
Cosgriff John E., hay and grain agent, junction Hayes

and Market
Cosgriff Margaret (widow), dwl W s Pierce bet Pine and

Bush
Cosgriff Martin F., clerk J. M. Fisher, dwl 1715 California
Cosgriff Michael Henr.y, janitor Justices' Court, dwl W s

Pierce bet Pine and Bush
Cosgriff & Glynn (Charles P. Cosgriff and John Glynn),

blacksmiths, SW cor Greenwich and Pierce
Cosgrove Ann (widow), dwl 1228 Bush
Cosgrove Christopher (Cosgrove <fc Co.), dwl 130 Geary
Cosgrove David, laborer, dwl 1 Fi-ancisco
Cosgrove Ellen (widow), dwl 225 Jessie
Cosgrove Felix, special policeman, dwl 1023 Sutter, rear
Cosgrove Hugh, plasterer, dwl 21 Jansen
Cosgrove James, boot and shoemaker, 800 Third
Cosgrove James, clerk, dwl 3 Morey Alley
Cosgrove James, laborer, dwl Twentieth Av nr H, South

S. F.
Cosgrove James, miner, dwl 9 Leavenworth
Cosgrove James, stevedore, dwl 49 Clementina
Cosgrove James B., grainer, dwl 3 Howard Court
Cosgrove James C, milkranch, SW cor Bay and Brod-

erick
Cosgrove John, dwl 38 First
Cosgrove John, dwl 356 Third
Cosgrove Johrt, dwl 777 Harrison
Cosgrove John, engineer stm Julia, dwl 227 Green
Cosgrove John, foreman Hose No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl 112

Jackson
Cosgrove John H., laborer andj longshoreman, dwl 515

Eighth
Cosgrove Joseph, barber James C. Brown, dwl 1146 Fol
CosgTOve Marian, dressmaker, dwl 1119 Mission
Cosgrove Michael, laborer [Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Cosgrove Patrick, dwl 118 Bernard
Cosgrove Patrick, boatman, dwl 1 Francisco
Cosgrove Patrick, milkranch, E s Folsom nr Serpentine

Av
Cosgrove Patrick, milkranch, N s Turk bet Buchanan and

Laguna
Cosgrove P. C, salesman, dwl 118 Bernard
Cosgrove P. E. , assistant lighthousekeeper Goat Island
Cosgrove Phillip, street contractor, dwl 33 Lafayette
Cosgrove Thomas, laborer Edward B. Gethin, dwl 1903

Dupont
Cosgrove Thomas, milkman, dwl cor Baker and Bay
Cosgrove William, mariner, dwl 3 Morey Alley
Cosgrove William J., metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl

164 Perry
t'OSGHOVE A CO. (Christopher Cosgrove), real estate

agents, 507 Montgomery
Cosich John, drajTuan Domingo Mersich, dwl SE cor Front

and Washington
Cosich Luca, clerk Nicholas Dabovich, dwl SE cor Stock-
ton and Jackson
Cosini B., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Cosmo Frank, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Henry H. Pearson pro-
prietor, SW cor Bush and Sansom
COSMOPOLITAN MAKBLE WORKS, Andrea Pal-

tenghi projirietor, 1029 Market
CosmoiKilitan Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Michael Lan-
ders secretary, office Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery
room 2
Cosmopolitan Printing Co. (Thomas <t Co.), 505 Clay

Coso Consolidated Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.), R. H.

Brown secretary, office 402 Montgomery room 2
COSO IIOl'SE, L. J. Ewell proprietor, 411 Sansom
Cosse Isidore, dwl 376 Pacific
Cosseboum Enoch T. , policeman City Hall, dwl E 8 Lyon

bet Bush and Sutter
Cosseboom Henry, dwl 300 Fourth
Cossell Jackson, messenger National Go]4 Bank and Trust

Co., dwl 407 Mason
Cossetto Henry, cook James Vance
Cost Frederick, lithographic printer Britton, Rey & Co.,

dwl 1813 Jessie

Costa , dwl 1033 Keamy

Costa Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market, dwl 521

Greenwich
Costa James, dwl 314 Pacific
Costa Jean, fruit, 841 Pacific
Costa Joseph, boarding, 314 Pacific
Costa Joseph (J. M. Tinoco <t Co.), dwl 32 Page
Costa Joseph, tailor, dwl SW cor Dupont and Vallejo
Costa Lorenzo, wholesale groceries, 625 Sansom, dwl 1206

Kearny
Costa Maggie (widow), dwl 314 Pacific
Costa Peter, dairyman, dwl S s Twentieth bet Florida and

York
Costa Peter, fisherman, awl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Costa Peter, tailor Baloun & Stouda, dwl Hotel d'ltalia
COSTA RICA, T. Lemmen Meyer consul-general, of-
fice 525 Front, Jose M. Tinoco consul S. F., office 323

Front
Costatin August, porter, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear
Costella M. (widow), dwl 1526 Powell
Costello Ann Mrs., tailoress Michael Short, dwl cor Union

and Sansom
Costello Annie (widow), seamstress, dwl 210 Union, rear
Costello Edward, laborer, dwl 433 Vallejo, rear
Costello Frank, porter John C. Bell, dwl 502 Greenwich
Costello H. , waiter TVTiat Cheer House
Costello James, carpenter, dwl 425 Shipley
Costello James, gardener, dwl 533 Bryant
Costello James, laborer, dwl 16 Taylor, rear
Costello James, laborer, dwl S s Greenwich bet Scott and

Devisadero
Costello James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Costello John, compositor Examiner, dwl W s Brewster

nr San Bruno Road, Bernal Heights
Costello John, laborer, dwl 27 J Welsh
Costello John, laborer, dwl 173 Minna
Costello Joseph, dwl Morton House
Costello Joseph E., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl

213 Mason
Costello M., hostler Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valencia
Costello M. A. Miss, school teacher, dwl 411J Turk
Costello Martin, printer, dwl 539 Howard
Costello Mary (widow), dwl E s Bryant nr Twenty-fourth
Costello Michael, dwl 264 Stevenson
Costello Michael, painter, dwl 153 Minna
Costello Michael, porter H. P. Wakelee, res Oakland
Costello Michael, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

1008 Natoma
Costello Michael, springmaker Betts Spring Co., dwl

Twenty-sixth nr Sanchez
Costello Michael, wper Southern Pacific R. R.
Costello Miles, clerk, dwl SE cor Fifth and Minna
Costello Patrick, dwl 233 Minna
Costello Patrick, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Costello Patrick, laborer, dwl 173 Minna
Costello Peter, shoemaker, 658 Ellis
Costello Samuel, Mountain Spring House, Mission and

Ocean Beach Road nr Toll Gate
Costello Thomas, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 512

Mission
Costello Thomas, dwl 348 Fourth

Costello Thomas, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Batter>-
Costello Walter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Costello William, laborer, dwl 8 Hunt, rear
Ct^stello William, laborer, dwl 313 Ritoh
Costello William, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Costello. See Castello and Castillo

Costian , shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, 16 Drunun

Costigan J. (widow), dwl 449J Minna

Costigan James, dwl 24 Stanly PI

Costigan Patrick J., clerk Arbuckle & Moulton, dwl 1019J

Howard
Costigan Thomas, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 404 Jack-
son, dwl 308 Jessie
C4»STILLO DANIEL, rigger R. P. Debie, dwl 12 Clin-
ton, rear

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market.

!. P. VAK SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Costino Michael, with John Vitsch, 111 Second

Costino Mathew, restaurantkeci>er, dwi 50 Minna

Costins M. A. Mrs., dressmaker, lOOJ Third

Costo .Joseph, mariner, dwl 418 Drunnn

Costode Ystra, laundress, dwl V.ils Dupont

Cota Pablo Miss, seamstress, dwl 1332 Dupont, rear

Cota Soledad, dwl I'AQk Dupont

Cotrel William U {A. J. Plate d; Co.), dwl SE cor Nine-
teenth and Valencia

Cotta , boilennaker Union Iron Works

Cotta Franklin, watchman Occidental Laundry, SE cor
Filbert and Octavia

Cotta Michael, dwl S s Railroad nr Thirteenth Av, South
S. F.

Cotte B. C, compositor Courrier de San Francisco, dwl
80i) Pacific

Cotter Cornelius, dwl 6 William

Cotter David, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor
Gouifh and Haight

Cotter Edward, laborer A. B. Forbes, dwl NE cor Essex
and Laurel PI

Cotter Edward B., dwl Frank's Building:

Cotter Ellen Miss, dressmaker, dwl 24 Natoma

Cotter Frank, painter, dwl 12 Leroy PI

Cotter Hannah (widow), boarding, 301 Sixteenth

Cotter James, laborer, dwl 15 Gilbert, rear

Cotter Jane Mrs., dwl 313 Fourth

Cotter Jane E. Mrs., flower preserving and wax work, 10
Stockton

Cotter Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 81 Everett

Cotter John, dwl NW cor Pine and Fillmore

Cotter John, blacksmith, dwi 11 Merchant

Cotter John, laborer, dwl NW cor Larkin and McAlUster

Cotter John, liquor saloon, 234 Fremont

Cotter John, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, dwl NE cor Do-
lores and Eighteenth

Cotter John C. , stamping, 53 Third, dwl 2026 Mission

Cotter LawTcnce, shoemaker, dwl 3 Tehama

Cotter Maurice, shoemaker, dwi E s Dolores nr Eight-
eenth

Cotter Nicholas, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwi W s
Boyce nr Point Lobos Av

Cotter Patrick, laborer, dwl 714 Larkin

Cotter Patrick, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Cotter Richard, fireman Hunter's Point Dry Dock, dwl C
nr Eighth Av, South S. F.

Cotter Thomas, dwi Commercial Hotel

Cotter Thomas, seaman, dwl 16 Washington

Cotter William, laborer Southern Pac. K. R., dwi SW cor
Mississippi and Santa Clara

Cotter William J., bookkeeper Payot, Upham & Co., res
Oakland

Cotting Ebenezer P., wharfinger North Point WTiarf, dwi
713 Greenwich

Cotting Ralph P., clerk Buckley & Kaeding, dwi 713
Greenwich

Cottingham R. F., way-bill clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
22 John

Cottingham Spencer, dwi 1204 Pacific

Cottle Ella F. Miss, teacher Mission Primarj- School, dwl
932 Howard

Cottle Franklin D., dwl 932 Howard

Cottle John, i^lasterer, dwl 1331 California, rear

Cottman Henry, carjjenter, dwl 22 Turk

Cotton James, clerk tax-collector's office, City Hall, dwl
304 "Hiird

Cotton Walter, boilennaker Southern Pac. R. R.

Cotton William H. D., bookkeeper Scott & Hall, dwi cor
Capp and Twenty-first

Cotton Zelotus A. , superintendent Pacific Oil and Lead
Works, dwi 1212 Mission

Cottrell Annie, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.

Cottrell Edward M., city agent State Investment and In-
surance Co. , dwi NW cor Twentieth and Shotwell

Cottrell F. E., dwl 424 Sansom

Cottrell George R. , secretarj- Chicago Quicksilver Mining
Co., office 310 Kearny, dwi 124 Fourteenth

Cottrell Henry, asst secretary Union Club, dwl 108 Ellis

Cottrell Henrv- A. {Ralston <i- C), res San Leandro

Cottrell. See Cotrel

€OrUROr<;H HEXKY, agent London and Lanca-shire
Fire Ins. Co., office 416 Sacramento, dwi 616 Eddy

Coubrough Henrj- Jr. , commission agent, office 416^ Sac-
ramento, res Oakland

Couch John, bookkeeper, dwl W s Guerrero nr Seven-
teenth

Couch John P., clerk, dwi 1130 Pine

Couchinan Henrj' J., carpenter, dwl 37 Crocker

Cough James, clerk, dwl SW cor Eighth and Market

Cough Joseph, teamster Nicholas Schwartz, dwl 422 Post,

rear
Cough Samuel, jeweler, dwl SW cor Eighth and Market
Coughan James, carpenter, dwl 10 Jessie, rear
Coughlan Anna Mrs., milliner, 30i Second, dwi 322 Ellis
Coughlan C, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Dnunni
Coughlan Daniel, hostler Garrett Picket, dwl 35 Tehama
Coughlan Daniel, packer Anthony & Griffith, dwi 15 Dora
Coughlan John, carpenter, dwi 15 Dora
Coughlan John, laborer T. H. Harris & Co., dwl 1020

Market
Coughlan John H., canvasser, dwi 350 Tehama
Coughlan John, salesman, dwi 14 Turk
Coughlan Thomas, laborer, dwl 221 Eighth, rear
Coughlan Thomas, laborer, dwl N s Twenty-si.xth bet Noe

and Castro
Coughlin Dennis (Douxl <(• C), dwl 7 Bartol
Coughlin Dennis, longshoreman, dwi 925 Davis
Coughlin D. J., chief engineer S. S. Montana, office 610

Front
Coughlin James, springfitter Betts Spring Co., dwi 335

Shipley
Coughlin .Jeremiah (Dowd .fc Co.), dwi 625 Davis
Coughlin Jeremiah, finisher West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 1 Welsh
Coughlin John, laborer, dwi 115 First
Coughlin John, laborer, dwl 161 Clara
Coughlin John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Coughlin John, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Coughlin John, paver superintendent streets, dwi 1443

Leavenworth
Coughlin John, plumber G. & W. Snook
Coughlin John C, carpenter, dwi 1114 Broadway
Coughlin John D., butcher 5 Centre Market, dwi 456

Jessie
Coughlin John D., capitalist, dwi Lick House
Coughlin Margaret Miss, dwl 255 Stevenson
Coughlin Mari" (widow), dwl SW cor Fillmore and Lomb
Coughlin Michael, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 412 Fol
Coughlin P., confectioner}', 407 Brannan
Coughlin Patrick, laborer, dwi 313 Tehama
Coughlin Robert, filemaker Ridgeway Brothers, dwl 9

Union
Coughlin Thomas, laborer superintendent streets
Coughlin. Sec Caughlin and C'oghlan
Coughman Robert, boilermaker, dwi 9 Minna
Coughran Robert, drj' goods, 138 Sixth
Coughtrj- Alfred, cook O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Cougot Charles, waiter Peter Lavorel, dwi 420 Jackson
Couley Patrick, laborer H. F. Williams, dwi Long Bridge
Couley T. , watchman Market St. R. R.
Coulie John D., machinist Hinckley & Co., dwi 137

Natoma
Coullard John, dwl 127 Turk

Coulon Edmund, tailor, 604 Vallejo, d.wl 4 Francisco
Coulon Emile, professor languages and drawing, dwi 16

Metcalfe
Coulon \. Miss, teacher Bush St. Primarj' School, dwi 16

Metcalfe PI
Coulson Robert, paints, oils, and paperhangings, 67

Fourth
Coulson Samuel, boilermaker, dwi 1 Zoe PI
Coulson Samuel, physician, dwl 423 Bush
Coulson W. C, driver Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1445 Leav-
enworth
Coulter Andrew, calker Boole & Webster
Coulter George, miner, dwi 22 Turk
Coulter H. H., tinsmith, dwl 130S Pacific
Coulter James, mason, dwl 2 McDsmiott PI
Coulter James D., builder, dwi 564 Howard
Coulter John, porter Blake, Robbins & Co., 516 Sac
Coulter Joseph, steward International Hotel, dwl 545J

Natoma
Coulter Mathew J., dwi 516 Folsom
Coulter Robert D. , machinist California Machine Works,

dwl 564 Howard
Coulter Samuel, carpenter, dwl 5 Stockton
Coulter William, dwl 150 Eighth
Coulter William, laborer Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 5

Rincon Court
Coulter William A., artist, dwi 746 Mission
Coulter Winfield W., patternmaker Risdon I. and L.

Works, dwl 564 Howard
Coulterville Mill and Mining Co. , (Mariposa County, Cal.),

Osborn Abbott secretary, office 319 California
Coulton M., laborer S. F. Manuf. Co.
Coulyer John H., engineer California Cracker Co., dwi 40

Natoma

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 315 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan

Councilman George, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass

Works, dwl S s Mariposa nr Minnesota
Counihan John, laborer, dwl 2 Francisco
Oounihan John, tanner and currier, dwl W s Carolina nr

Santa Clara
Counihan Patrick, lon,'rshoreman, dwl G25 Davis
Counihan Patrick, teariister, dwl 220 Grove
Counsel Richard, watchman Palace Hotel
Counter Charles, boot and shoemaker, 9 White PI
Counter Christopher E., housepainter and paperhanger,

SW cor Market and Twelfth
Counter James, compositor D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 9

White PI
Country Ileal Estate Associates, J. Robert Read secretary,

office NE cor California and Davis
t'OS'M'V ALMS BIOliSE, SanMig-uel or Mission Ocean

House Road, 4.1 miles from Citv Hall
C'Oi'ATV ,ft!<SKSS«R, otfice 22 City Hall first floor
«'«t^'TY ASt&ITOiiE, ortit'c 3 Citv Hall first floor
COr.VTY C'LBiIlKK, ottice 18 and 19 City Hall first floor
<'<H'^'T¥ <'»5S».\EK, uifice 11 Court Block 636 Clay
<'Oll'\Ti' <'«l'K'ir, City Hall second floor
t'Ol!.\XY JAIL, N s Broadway bet Kearny and Dupont
«'«I'?>TV JlfBMiE, chancers 504 Kearny
€OlI.\TY LIt'EXSE I'OLLEt'XOR, office 7 City Hall

second floor
«'«l \"TY KEC'OROER, office SE cor Kear and Wash
<'«B:.\TY !<iBIEKSI3''F. office S City Hall first floor
t'OliXTl' SliKYEl'OK, oflice 629 Washing-ton
COIiXTl' TAX tOtLEt'TOR, office City Hall first

floor
fOr^TY TREASURER, office City Hall first floor
County William B., stevedore, dwl 441 First
Coupland William P., hatter J. C. Meussdorffer & Bro. ,

dwi 822 Union
Courcelles Edward, dwl 116 Dupont
Courcey James, laborer Stryker & Kieman, pier 5 Steuart
Couren Peter, barkeeper Frank Coen, dwl 531 Jackson
Courley Lawrence, oiler Central Pacific R. R., dwl 3 King
Courley Michael, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 251

Perry
Courneen Dennis, policeman City Hall, dwl 72 Natoma
Courneen James, laborer superintendent streets
Courneen Roger, laborer, dwl 17 Fifth Av
Courretres Jean, with Frangois Larroche, dwl SW cor

Fifth Av and M., South S. F.
Courretjes Roch (CJiapot X- C), dw-1 SW cor Fifth Av and

M.'South S. F.
COrRRIER BE SASf FRAXt'ISC© (Fi-ench daily,

weekly, and steamer), Etienne Derbec proprietor,

office 536 Clay
Courrier W. D., laborer, dwl Winchester Hotel
Course Frederick, carriagemaker, dwl 20 Stockton PI
Coursen Gershon A., stockbroker, office 436 Montgomery,

dwl 100(5 Fulton
COURT BLO«'K. 636 Clay and 641 Merchant
«"«I'RT «'aR«'ITT T. S., NE cor Washington and Bat
fOtKT (J'OMMIl'iSIOXER THBRW JUDICIAL

JUSTESaCT, office 16 Montgomerv Av
<OIKT iOISMISSSOXER FOIKTH JUDICIAL

DISTKBCT. office 46 Montgomerv Block
COURT « OM^IISSBOXER TWELFTH JUDICIAL

DISTRICT, otfice 420 California
COURT 4'05I.'?1IS!^I©-\EK FIB^'TEENTH JUDI<

CIAL I>ISTBJB<'T, office 629 Kearny
COB RT CO.II.MSSSIOXER XBXETEESJTH JUDI-
CIAL I55ST!]JI«'T, office 523 Kearny
<'Olf'RT <'OI\\TY. Citv Hall second floor
COUB8T MBSTEJJCT TBIBKD, 27 Post
<t'OUi:T S»ISTRI«'T FOURTH, City Hall second floor
COUStT l>ISTJ5BCT TWELFTH, City Hall second

floor
COURT DISTRICT FIFTEENTH, 8 Montgomery

Av third floor
«"0I;RT B»BSTSJI<;T XISTETEENTH. 417 Keamv
C01:KT district U. S., NE cor Washington and

Koarnv
4'OI'RT .iUSTICES' CITY AND COUNTY, 804 and

806 Montgomerv
«'«I'BCT liaiVK'IPAL CRIMINAL, 729 Montgomerv
«'OI RT l*OLB<'E, Citv Hall first floor
<'OUltT «»ROif ATE, L'itv Hall second floor
<'OB:RT SUrBtEME CALIFORNIA, 640 Clay
Courtaine Harry, stagemanager Mag'uire's New Theater

Courtenay , shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm

Courtcnay Charles, signpainter, 664 Howard, dwl 607 Pow
Courtenay John E., sailmaker John S. Blakiston, dwl 3

Clay
Courtenay Patrick H., dwl Union House

Courtenay. See Courtney

Courter Mrs., dwi 418 Natoma

Courter John, dwl NE cor Guerrero and Eighteenth

Courter John P., dwl 232 Turk

Covirtier Edmund, plumber Henry J. McLerie, dwl 1217

Powell
Courtier Richard J., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

1217 Powell
Courtier Zacharias, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

1217 Powell
Courtis Frank, lieutenant stm Hassler U. S. Coast Sur-
vey, 214 Stockton
Courtney A. G., with Allen P^-eeman, dwl 107 O'Farrell
Courtney Cornelius J., Ship Calkers'Assn, 118 First
Courtney George, dwl 107 O'Farrell

Courtney John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s Lou-
isiana nr Shasta
Courtney Lawrence F., umbrella manuf, 804i Folsom,

dwl 825 Folsom
Courtney Mary (widow), dwl 239 Fremont
Courtney Michael R., waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 164

Clementina, rear
Courtney Samuel H., clerk Davis Bros., dwl 44 Third
Courtney Thomas, carpenter, dwl 5 Rausch, rear
Courtney William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl 239

Fremont
Courtney. See Courtenay
COURTS BANKRUPTCY, 24 and 25 U. S. Court

Building and 636 Clay
Courts John W., clerk 618 Post
Cousens Caleb N., sexton and collector First Unitarian

Church, dwl 1625 Webster
Cousins Annie E. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 44 Minna
Cousins Arthur H., restaurant, 420 Folsom
Cousins Charles, waiter Palace Hotel
Cousins E. B., master stm Humboldt, Jackson St.AVharf
Cousins Frank, barkeeper Lewis Rattler, dwl 215 Kearny
Cousins Frank, ironer Occidental Laundry, SE cor Filbert

and Octavia
Cousins Frederick G., with J. F. Eaton, dwl 632 Brannan
Cousins George N. , first mate stm Humboldt, Jackson St.

Wharf
Cousins Jacob, master mariner, office 34 Market, dwl 608

Guerrero
Cousins James, mariner Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Cousins James C, superintendent Cal. Drj"^ Docks, dwl

738 Ellis
Cousins Michael, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferrj'
Cousins Nicholas, dwl 1767 Howard
Cousins William, brickmason, dwl 1083 Broadway
Cousins William, fireman U. S. revenue stm John F.

Hartley, Front St. Wharf
Cousins William, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Cousins William G., clerk G. F. & W. H. Sharp, dwl 1083

Broadway
Cousins. See Cozens

Cousley Fay H., gasfitter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 659 Min
Coutolenc Desire {Baraty d- C), dwi 303 Mont Av
Coutolenc John A., contractor, dwl 9 Pinckney PI
Couts John, dwl 251 Tehama
Couturier E. Mme. , lodgings, 326 Kearny
Couvan James, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Covavich Antonio, dwl 1518 Broadway
Covart M. J. (widow), dwi 31 Eddy

Cove Robert, porter Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwi 810 Fil-
bert
Covell Charles R., bookkeeper Charles Langley & Co.,

dwi 18 Glover
Covell Tina (widow), dwl 313 Gearj-
Coventry James, carpenter, dwl 550 Jessie
Covert Joseph S., clerk, dwl 706 Sutter
Ctivey Edward, laborer H. F.Williams, dwl Goat Island
Covey Frank W., bookkeeper, dwi 593 Ellis
Covev George T., clerk Killip & Co., dwl .593 Ellis
Covey Harris R. {Killvp d- Co.), dwl 593 Ellis
Covie Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 7 Jasper PI
Covington A. D. , passenger depot Southern Pac. R. R.,

NE cor Fourth and Towii^end, dwl 819 Mission
Covington L. M. (widow), dwl 819 Mission
Cowan A., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Cowan A. L., carpenter, dwl 618 California
Cowan Arthur R., driver Whitney & Co.'s Express, dwl

948 Howard
Cowan George J., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

703 Market
Cowan H. A., longshoreman, dwl cor Drumm and Cal
Cowan Henry, shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Cowan Hugh, seaman, dwi 22 De Boom
Cowan James, machinist, dwi 422 Fiemont

teci

BEAMISH'S—Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market &-treets.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Cowan John, hostler, Palace Stables

Cowan Rt)bert H., surgeon and chiroixKlist, office 207

Keaniy, dwl S s Twentieth nr Treat Av
Cowan Robert McD. W. , frameniaker M. D. Nile, dwl 827

Vallejo

■ wMi Stephen, dwl 408J Natonia

■ wan William, foreman Torrens & Enricht, dwl 1520Clay
I < wan William, gasfitter, dwl New Atlantic Hotel

I '■ 'wan William, jilumber, dwl 22 De 15oom

1 owan W. L. (Bell, Byrne <t- Co.), dwl tiOii Montgomery

Cowan. See Cowen

Coward Mrs., cook, dwl 1031 Duiwnt

Cowderj' Jabez F. {Comhry J- Prentt^n), dwl 2406 Mission

Cowdery & Preston (Jabez F. Cmcdery and Edgar F.

Preston), attorneys at law, office 60C Monty:omery

rooms 19 and 20
Cowell Henrj' (Davi^i ct C), res Santa Cruz
Cowell Janjes, cartman, dwl SW cor Batten.- and Union
Cowell J. H., real estate, office SW cor Jackson and San-
son!, dwl 513 Ellis
Cowell John, dwl 213 Stevenson
Cowell's Warehouse, Lewis P. Sage proprietor, NE cor

Hattery and Union
wen Edward, miner, dwl 7 Stockton
■wen Fred, heljfer Charles R. Hall, dwl 590 Stevenson
Cowen Joseph, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, dwl 412 Te-
hama
Cowen. See Cowan

Cowes Rebecca, ladies' hairdresser, C73 Harrison
Cowes Robert, chief steward Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pe-

kin, dwl 073 Harrison
Cowie George, clerk Fratinger & Noll, dwl 557 Minna
Cowie George M. (Peters <{- Coin'e), dwl 545 Jlinna
Cowie Thomas, nightwatchman Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl

213 Tehama
Cowig John, expressman, cor Sixth and Market, dwl 348

Eleventh
Cowles Alfred, dwl 1710 Larkin
Cowles George W. J., bookbinder, dwl 114 Third
Cowles G. W^ Mrs., millinerj-, 623 Market and 114 Third
Cowles Samuel (Coirles li- Drown), dwl 35 Twelfth
COWLES A DROW.X (Samuel Cowles and Albert .V.

Droien), attorneys at law, office (521 Clay
Cowlev Charles C, haniessmaker Harrison Jones, dwl

101 Jessie
Cowley Edward J., clerk I. Friedlander, Oakland Wharf,

dwl 426 Tehama
Cowley J., assistant light-housekeeper East Brothers
Cowley James, laborer, dwl Sacramento Hotel
Cowley John, porter Locke & Montajrue, dwl 30 Natoma
Cowley Joseph W., laborer, dwl 426 Tehama
Cowley William H., salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 426

Tehama
Cowper William H., collector, 608 Market and 9 Post, dwl

SW cor Sansom and Jacksoit
Cowjierthwaite John, assistant engineer G. N. & P. S.

S. Mohongo, dwl 21 Pearl
Cow|)erthwaite Robert S., boilermaker Portland Boiler

Works, dwl 21 Pearl
Cowperthwaite William, engineer, dwl 21 Pearl
Cowjierthwaite William Jr., compositor Evening Bulletin,

dwi 21 Pearl

Cox , shij)carpenter Boole & Webster

Cox Ada W. Miss, teacher music, dwl Sixteenth Av nr Q,

South S. F.
Cox Alexander, painter Baldwin's New Theater
Cox A. M., lettercarrier Post-offlce, dwl 602 Lombard
Cox Arthur P., minmg, office 24 Merchants' Exchange,

dwl 621 Pine
Cox Blanche Miss, cloakmaker, dwl 313 Minna
Cox Byron E., speculator, dwl Russ House
Cox Charles, janitor Friedlander's Building, NE cor Cali-
fornia and Sansom
Cox Charlotte Miss, straw-hatmaker, dwl 16J Gilbert
Cox Christopher C, policeman City Hall, dwl West End

Hotel
Cox Comehus, barkeeper James Irvine, dwl 248 Sutter
Cox Etlmund J. , carrier Examiner
Cox Edward H., extraman engine No. 10 S. F. F. D., dwl

15 Garden
Cox Emil, machinist Hinckley & Co.
Cox Frank J., car])ent-er, 433 Grove
Cox Frederick, blacksmith C'ar\ill Manuf. Co.
Cox George, clerk, dwl 5 Bay

Cox George, turner Kragen\& Co., dwl 406 Folsom
Cox George, wharfinger, Main St. Wharf, dwl 321 Capp
Cox G. M. S., dwl 928 Clay

COX H. D.D., general agent National Life Insurance
Co. of U. S. A. , office 6 Montgomerj-, dwl 659 How-

Cox H. M., clerk James W. Cox & Co., dwl 5 Bay

Cox Ida M. Miss, adjuster coiners' department U. S. Mint,

dwl (i,59 Howard
Cox James, carpenter Weir & Greenwood, dw-1 423 Pacific
Cox James, housecleaner, dwl 1316 Powell
Cox James, mariner, dwl 106 First
Cox James M., canvasser F. Dewing & Co., dwl Sixteenth

Av nr (J, South S. F.
Cox James W. (James W. Cox <t Co.), res Oakland
Cox James W., hackdriver, dwl 47 Minna
COX JAMES W. «& CO., proprietors Cunningham's

Warehouse, commission merchants, wool, hides, and

leather, NW cor Front and Green
Cox Jane (widow), dwl 1318 Broadway, rear
Cox Jennings S. (J. M. Walker .0 Co'.), dwl 1501 Wash
Cox Jerome B. , railroad contractor, dwl 1503 Washington
Cox John, dwl 741 Howard
Cox John, bricklayer, dwl 608 Jones
Cox John, laborer J. Mi>rton & Co.
Cox John, laborer, dw-1 217 Perrj-
Cox John, searcher of records, dwl 603 Minna
Cox Joseph, lumberman, dwl 16 Howard
Cox Joseph F., miner, dwl Es Tennessee bet Mariposa

and Solano
Cox J. Porfirio, clerk Hutchinson, Mann & Smith, dw-1 409

Brannan
Cox Louis, chief engineer S. S. Alexandra, dw-1 915 Mont
Cox Manuel, clerk, dwl 410 Hyde
Cox Maiy (widow-), dwl 741 Howard
Cox Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 47 Minna
Cox Mvron S., salesman Marcus C. Hawlev i; Co., dwl 416

Po"st
Cox P., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Cox Patrick, dwl 7 Natoma, rear
Cox Philip K., carpenter, dwl 340 Third
Cox Richard, collector Bank of California, dw-1 NW cor

California and Sansom
Cox Robert, carpenter, dwl 1028 Market
Cox S., dw-1 fK)6 Market
Cox Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 340 Third
Cox Thomas, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dw-1 5

Central PI
Cox Thomas, waiter, dwl \A'hat Cheer House
Cox Thomas A., upholsterey and furniture, 990 and 992

Folsom
Cox Thomas H., physician, dwl 47 Minna
Cox W'illiam, clerk, dwl 16i Gilbert
Cox W'illiam, clerk, dwl S s Quinn nr Guerrero
Coy Edward, dwl 8 Hyde
COY FRAXJi, real-estate agent, office 309 Montgomery,

res Alameda
Coy G. H. (widow), dwl 850 Market
Coy Henri- F., cutter, dwl 405 O'Farrell
Coy Horace W., porter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

Twenty-nmth opp Folsom, Bernal Heights
Coye Hiram L., merchant, office 37 and 39 Battery, dwl

807 Greenwich
Coyle Charles, clerk Headquarters Military Division Pac,

dw-1 1240 Folsom
Coyle Hugh, carpenter, dwl 19 Frederick
Coyle Henry, boot and shoemaker, 532 Third
Covle James, assistant marine reporter, dwl ^leigg's

' Wharf
Covle James, teamster, cor Mission and Steuart, dwl 635

" Post
Coyle John, housemover, 922 Harrison
Coyle John, shipcarpenter, dwl 706 Clementina
Coyle John Rev., pastor First Methodist Episcopal Church,

" dw-1 1008 Washington
Coyle Maurice, clerk Foster & Co., dwi 706 Clementina
Coyle Michael, shipcarpenter, dwi 509 Washington
Cojie Ow-en B., dwi 560 Mission
Coyle P., machinist Union Foundrv-, dwi 514 Howard
Coyle Patrick, dwi 423 Bush
Coyle Patrick, cook stm James M. Donahue, Green St.

WTiarf
Coyle Patrick, hostler, dwi 8 Shenvood PI
Coyle Patrick, laborer, dwl 13 Hunt
Coyle Patrick, longshoreman, dwi 43 Natoma
Coyle Patrick, mariner, dwl 37 Natoma
Coyle Patrick, molder Savage & Son, dwl 330 Tehama
Coyle Thomas B. Rev., Chaplain St. Mary's College, San

Jos6 Road
Coyle W., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 339

Hayes
Co)-ne Catherine J. (widow), dw-1 19 Tehama
Coyne Charles, dwl cor Dolores and Twentieth
Coyne David, porter, dwl 14 Natoma
C'oj-ne Dominick, shoemaker, dwl 7Sk Colton

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha \l

Cojne Frank, expressman, SE cor Howard and Second,

dwl SE cor Clara and Sixth
Coyne James, livei-y and feed stable, S s Fourteenth nr

Mission
Cojnie James, speculator, dwl 141 Second
Coyne John, foreni.an Marten Prag:, dwl 24 Howard Court
Cojiie Martin, carpenter, dwl 214 Broadway
Cojiie Michael, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl cor Powell and Francisco
Coj-ne Patrick, dwl 102 First
CoTOc Patrick, laborer, dwl 959 Brj'ant
Cojnie Thomas, laborer, dwl 115i Shipley
Coyne Thomas, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works
Coyne Thomas, paver, dwl N s Twenty-third nr Ala-
bama
Coyne William, stevedore, dwl junction Cal and Market
Coz Ives, nurse French Hospital, S s Brj'ant bet Fifth and

Sixth
Cozens Frederick, waiter 224 Sixth, dwl 456 Tehama
Cozens John, carpenter, dwl City Hotel
Cozens Thomas G., waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 546

Tehama
Cozens. See Cousins

Cozine Charles, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Cozinsky Joseph J., waiter Henry Hoesch
Cozner William, baker, dwl 831 Greenwich
Crabb Alexander, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 122

Silver
Crabb Henry, clerk U. S. Custom House, dwl 6 Bernard
Crabe George R., carpenter, Sanford nr Hills
Crabtree Convers L., clerk Central Pacific R. R. Co., office

Oakland Ferry, res Oakland
Crabtree Thomas T., miner, dwl 107 Turk
Crack Peter, master mariner, dwl 814 Twentieth
Crackbon Charles L. (C. A. Murdoch <fc Co.), dwl 207 Fif-
teenth
Cracy H., laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Craddock William, horseshoer Central R. R. Stables, SW

cor Turk and Webster, dwl S s Dodge bet Hyde and

Larkin
Craffe Henry, porter Sutro Tunnel Co., res Alameda
Craft Albert J., printer A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 1407

Jackson
Craft Henry, dwl NW cor Thirteenth and Howard
Craft Juliiis E., architect Thomas J. Welsh, dwl 1008

Hyde
Crafts George W., merchant, dv.'l 514 Sutter
Crafts Myron L., clerk, dwl 514 Sutter
€KAFTSM.4.X THE (Masonic monthly), Charles W.

Crocker editor, office 615 Bush
Cragan Michael, barkeeper Slichael Hunt, dwl 304 Beale
CYagen William, stevedore, dwl 219 Beale
Cragin Annie Jliss, student Barnard's Business College
Cragin Elizabeth (widow), dwl 276 Minna
Cragin J. P., dwl 502 Powell

Cragin Martin, laborer, dwl NW cor Harrison and Ninth
Cragin William S. W., dwl 315 Ellis
Cragreed A., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Craig AbbieG., foreign postage stamps and stationery, 414

Geary
Craig Alexander {P. Craig d- Son), dwl 931 Tyler
Craig Alexander, seaman, dwl 35 Frederick
Craig Archibald R., teacher mathematics and classics,

dwl -lak White PI
Craig B. Miss, dwl 213 Jones
Craig B. E. Miss, dwl 561 Linden Av
Craig Cliarles (J. Craig it Co.), dwl 25 Valencia
Craig C. W., salesman Ordenstein & Co., dwl 516 San
Craig Dennis, tanner, dwl 118 Gilbert, rear
Craig Frank S., gasfitter J. R. Craig, dwl 931 Tyler
Craig Frederick, seaman, dwl 5 Mission, rear
Craig George, dwl 822 Powell
C'K.4l4» IirOlI, general agent New Zealand Insurance

Co., office 307 California, res Oakland
Craig J. & Co. (Charles Craig), coffee raanufs, 21 Valencia
Craig James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl SE cor

Pacific and Front
<'RAIC; JAMES, livery stable, 713 Com, dwl 521 Pine
Craig James D., attorney at law, dwl 2249 Mission
CYaig James F., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 2249

Mission
Craig James M., carpenter, dwl 1130 Market
Craig John {J. Craig d: Co.), dwl 25 Valencia
Craig John {Wertch ifc C), dwl SW cor Twenty-fourth and

Cliattanooga
Craig Ji>hn, expressman, cor Market and O'Farrell, dwl

S s Serpentine Av bet Howard and Shotwell
Craig John, Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assii, 139 Post

Craig John R., plumber and gasfitter, 35 Eddy, dwl 549|(jarJ
Minna

Craig Joseph, laborer new City Hall, dwl 421 Fremont

Craig Joseph (R. R. <t- J. Craig), dwl 1916 Sutter

Craig Joseph R., salesman Meeker, James & Co., res Oak
land

Craig L. J. , physician, dwl 957 Market

Craig L. Willis, printer Dewey iV Co., dwl 607 Pine

Craig Michael, lather, dwl 351 Tehama

Craig Michael, stonecutter, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Hamp
shire and York

Craig P. & Son {Alexander Craig), undertakers, 823 Mar-
ket

Craig P. A., mining, dwl 410 Keamv

Craig Peter (P. Craig cf- Son), dwl 931 Tyler

Craig Peter M., carpenter, dwl 712 Larkin

Craig Peter W., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwl 931 (we

T^ier ] p

Craig Randolph R. {R. R. <t J. Craig), res Oakland
Craig R. R. & J., hj'draulic mining machines, office 24(1^5»

Montgomery
Craig Thomas, barkeeper, dwl 66 Jessie qs^j

Craig Thomas H. , entrance and clearance clerk Custom jfjie

House, dwl 1710 Clay (jj](

Craig Thomas J. , clerk Frederick P. Dann, dwl S s Mis-
sion bet New Montgomerj- and Third
Craig William, dwl 21 Silver

Craig William {Craig lO Meredith), dwl 27 Glen Park Av
Craig Wharton W., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl { ^,

Bowie Av
Craig William, bootmaker, dwl 326 Fifth
Craig William, carjjenter Cal. Planing Mills
Craig William, liquor dealer, dwl 21 Powell
Craig William, physician, office and dwl 532 Howard
Craig William D. , carjienter, dwl 34j Zoe
CRAIG A MEREDITH {William Craig and John

Henry Meredith), attorneys at law, office 534 Cal
Craighead Alexander, tailor John S. Hand, dwl 131 THirc
Craine Robert {Craine A- Cummings), dwl 3 King
Craine & Cummings {Robert Craine and Patrick Cum-
mings), horseshoers, 197 Stevenson
Craker Judson, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Cram Charles S., carpenter, dwl 1128 T\'ler
Gram William R., hamessmaker, 447 Mission, dwl 614j|^]Jjj

Minna
Cramer Albert, bookkeeper Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 211

Third
Cramer Barnard, laborer, dwl 14 Elizabeth
Cramer Bernard, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Cramer Bemhard, baker, dwl 620 Grove
Cramer Charles, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Cramer Charles L., photograph gallery, 402 Kearny, dw!

91 Ninth
Cramer Edwin F., steward tugboat Monarch, dwl 1008^ (w

Market •

Ci-amer F. C. , dwl 726 California
Cramer G. , bookkeeper, dwl 418 Sutter
Cramer James, teamster John Taylor & Co.
Cramer John, dwl 1814 Sacramento
Cramer John, nightwatchman Market St. R. R., dwl W s

Stevenson nr Eighteenth
Cramer Marcus, driver Smythe & Pierce
Cramer Mary Ann Mrs., furnished rooms, 1008J Market
Cramer Nicholas, confectioner, dwl 30 Clara
Cramer Philip, dwl 417 Kearny
Cramer Silas, dealer five stock, dwl 1421 Taj-lor
Cramer W. F. , solicitor Remington Sewing Machines, dw)

423 O'Farrell
Cramer. See Kramer
Cramerding Herman, butcher Breiling & Dahl, dwl 55

Tehama
Cramerding Philip, upholsterer, dwl SW cor Dupont and

Post
Cramford John, dwl 437 Minna
Cramp Annie Miss, shoefitter Houghton & Bourne, dw!

25 Rausch
Cramp J. E., carpenter, dwl 437 Jessie
Cramp Jennie Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl

25 Rausch
Cramji Martha (widow), seamstress, dwl 25 Rausch
Cranii)pleasnre M. E., dwl 737 Howard
Crampton Milton, bookkeeper, dwl 25 Silver
Cramsie William J., marblecutter Andrew Paltenghi.

dwl 857 Folsom
Crandall George B. , clerk J. H. Latham & Co., dwl E s

Bartlett bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Crandall Henry B., boilennaker, dwl 73 Clementina
Crandall Oliver, millwright Union Iron Works, dwi

American Exchange

a-«

BEAMISH'S—Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Mart

?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714. and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

Crandall Warner G. , real estate,' dwl 52 Second

Crandall William G., cashier J. H. Latham & Co., dwl
1505 Larkin

Crandell Benjamin, olerk, dwl 1070 Howard

Crandell Samuel, clerk, dwl 1070 Howard

Crane Aaron M. , revenue agent internal revenue depart-
• nient, office 123 California room 7

CltA\'K AUIklHO^i M., attorney at law, office 410
Montgomery room 1, res Washington Comers, Ala-
meda C'A.

Crane Albert E., farmer, office 410 Montgomery, dwl 641
Folsom

CKAXK ALFREn C, notary public and commissioner
uoeds, office 432 California

Crane Amanda Miss, teacher Mission Primarj' School

Crane Byron G. (Crane, Hastings A Co.), dwl 742 Ellis

Crane Carlton C, clerk Abbot, Downing & Co., dwl C41
Folsom

Crane C. C, lumberman, dwl Overland House

Crane Charles W., advertising agent, 420 Montgomery,
res Oakland

Crane David, blacksmith, dwl 1402 Leavenworth

Crane Dennis, hostler Josiah H. Swain, dwl 307 Firat

Crane E. Miss, laceworker Gustave Hohenthal, dwl 34
Natoma

Crane Erwin J., agent, office 215 Sansom, res Oakland

Crane Eugene, stonemason, dwl 1002 Hyde

Crane George, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Crane George F., teamster Diss & Co.

Crane H. A., drug clerk, dwl 110 Taylor

Crane Harry H., clerk Chenerj', Souther & Co., dwl 641
Folsom

C'R.AXE, HA.STI^'GS A CO. (Byron G. Crane and
Mrs. Everett L. Hastings), importers and jobbers
wines and liquors, 608-612 Front

Crane Henry, dwl 417 Kearny

Crane Henry A. (Crane A Brigkarn), dwl 318 Turk

Crane Henry F. (Crane <{: Johnston), dwl 522 Eddy

Crane J. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Annie M. Keen, dwl 21
Ellis

Crane J. J., cabinetmaker August Jungblut & Co., dwl 8
Tjler

Crane John, messenger, dwl 1723 Stevenson

Crane John M., printer Alta California, dwl 32 Turk

Crane John N., foreman Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
1324 Mission

CRAXE L.4I'REN E., editorial rooms Evening Post,
dwl 547 Mission

Crane Michael, expressman, dwl 28 Minna

Crane Nathaniel H., carpenter, dwl S s Elizabeth nr San-
chez

Crane Owen, expressman, cor Howard and Sixth, dwl 240
Clara

Crane Owen, laborer superintendent streets

Crane Patrick, expressman, dwl 50 Louisa

Crane Thomas, capitalist, office 77 Montgomery Block,
dwl Russ House

Crane Thomas, seaman, dwl 131 Harrison

Crane W. H., comedian Magfuire's New Theater

Crane William, dwl 25 Russ

Crane William M. Jr., freightclerk Central Pacific R. R.,
dwl 25 Russ

CKAX'E A BRIGHAM (Henry A. Crane, William
H. Brigham, and Ransome A. San/ord), importers
and wholesale druggists, 322-326 Front cor Clay

€RA>'E •& JOHKSTOX (Henry F. Crane and Wil-
liam W. Johnston), attorneys at law, office 729 Mont

Craner Adolph P. (G. Aronson <b Co.), dwl 657 Harrison

Cranert Frederick, hatter Peter A. Aguirre, dwl 6J Har-
riet

Crangle William, liquor saloon, 619 and 621 Merchant,
dwl 407 O'Farrell

Crangle William C, boatman Market St. Wharf, dwl 27J
White PI

Cranmer George (W. <t Q. Cranmer), dwl 552 Brj'ant

Cranmer Jacob F., shipjoiner, dwl 1515 Post

Cranmer W. & G., livery and sale stables, 552 Bryant

Cranmer William (W. tt G. Cranmer), dwl 552 Brj'ant

Cranney Thomas (Grennan a,- C), res Utsalady,W. T.

Cranston R. D., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.

Cranz Frederick, clerk Caspar Pfeffer, dwl SW cor Twen-
ty-second and Folsom

Cranz Theodore D., cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl 3

Monroe
Cranz. See Granz and Krantz
Crarj' George, clerk, dwl 121 Montgomery
Craven Alfred (Hoffmann <t- Co.), res Oakland
Craven Ann (widow), dwl 401 Geary
Craven Edward F., salesman, 620 Kearny, dwl 401 Geary

CRAVE^i HEXKY S., civil engineer, and U. S. deputy
mineral sur\eyor, office 539 California, res Oakland

Craven James, gasfltter W. R. Allen

Craven Katy, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl 615
Mission

Craven Peter, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 288
Oak

Craven William, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl W 8 and
nr San Mi},'uel Station

Cravens Henry, hairdresser Sylvester Bums, Palace Hotel,
dwl 919 Jones

Crawford Mrs. (widow), dwl 126 Fifth

Crawford A., dwl 227 Second

C'RAWFOKI* A. tK <"0. (Andrew and Edmund Crauf-
J'ord and Hugh McLeod), shipchandlers, 25 and 27
Market

Crawford Andrew (4. Craiv/ord tt Co.), dwl 508 Green-
wich

Crawford Andrew, carpenter Terrill & Slaven, dwl 717
Seventeenth

Crawford Archibald, dwl NW cor Howard and Nineteenth

Crawford Arthur, woodturner Pac. U. W. Furniture
Manuf. Co., dwl 15 J Boardman

Cra^vford C. Miss, dressmaker, dwl Overland House

Crawford Charles, dwl 1907 Stockton

Crawford Charles, carpenter, dwl 614 Pine

Crawford Edmund M. (A. Crawford <t Co.), dwl 1019 Post

Crawford E. M., clerk Occidental Hotel

Crawford George, farmer, dwl California Av nr Mission

Crawford George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills

Crawford George W., carpenter, dwl 333 Shijiley

Crawley George W. , butcher, dwl 444^ Brannan

Crawford G. Wayne, clerk Berry & Capp, dwl 405 Taylor

Crawford J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 652
Mission

Crawford James, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 111
Welsh

Crawford James, mason, dwl 444 J Brannan

Crawford John, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Tokio

Cra'wford John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

CraNvford John, special policeman, dwl 148J Minna

Crawford John F., captain bark Oak Hill, office Pier S
Steuart, dwl 602 Howard

Crawford John F., clerk Freight Auditor's Office, Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl
181 2i Post

Crawford John J., porter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Office,
dwl 9 Miles PI

Crawford John M., machinist, dwl 652 Mission

Crawford. John W., drayman Lynde & Hough, dwl 40J Zoe

Crawford Joseph A. , mining, office 402 Montgomery, room
1, dwl 600 Bush

Crawford M. Mrs., adjuster coiners' department U. S.
Mint, dwl 216 Powell

Cra^\'ford Robert (Jeffrcss d- Co.), dwl 209 Geary

Crawford Robert G., clerk Franklin Hotel, 414 Pacific

Crawford Samuel J., plasterer, dwl 1023 Vallejo

Crawford Thomas, engineer stm Washington, Jackson St.
Wharf

Crawford William (Williain Crawford tt Co.), dwl E s Co-
lumbia bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

Crawford William, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

Crawford William, teamster, cor Davis and Oregon, dwl
308 Third

Crawford William & Co., bed and sofa spring manufac-
tory, 73 New Montgomery

Crawhall John, dwl 7 Yerba Buena

Crawley Abbot L., clerk, dwl 1016 Market

Crawley Charles, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China

Crawley John M., freight clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl
320 Brannan

Crayden William, shoemaker, dwl 29 Commercial

Crayton D. , blacksmith City R. R.

Craj'ton Robert, real estate, dwl 1427 Washington

Crayton. See Creighton

Craythom C, machinist, dwl 618 Fourth

Creagh John D., delivery clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 2215 Howard

Creagh S. W., delivery clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 2215 Howard

Cream Charles, baker, dwl 1118 Kearny

Creamer A., dwl Commercial Hotel

Creamer Aaron (Creamer & Deckelman), dwl 303 Eddy

Creamer James, draj'man E. Martin & Co., dwl 1422 Wash-
ington

Creamer John, watchman, dwl 238J Ritch

Creamer John, watchman, dwl 1720 Jessie

Creamer R. (widow), dwl 234 Post

Hark JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

D. W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchai I

Creamer & Deckelman (Aaron Creamer and Francix
JJdcUelman), liairilressing saloon, American Exchan!,'e

C'reamme L'owTy, nigh twatch man, dwl 1107 Montjfomery,
rear

Crean Jeremiah, bootmaker, dwl 545 First

Crean Michael, Irish American Assn, 818 Howard

Crean Owen, expressman, cor Fourth and Howard, dwl
240 Clara

Creary James, picture-framemaker Albert G. Nye, dwl 50
Minna

Creber Walter, foreman maltster Lyons' Brewery, dwl N
s Van'lewater bet Mason and Powell

Creed Daniel, seaman, dwl 422 Fremont

Creed Daniel F., boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl
7i Elizabeth, rear

Creed John, laborer, dwl 26 Natoma

Creed John M., clerk Custom House, dwl 22 Lanffton

Creedan John, laborer, dwl Post bet Webster and Bu-
chanan

Creeden Cornelius, laborer, dwl 51 Stevenson

Creeden Daniel, blacksmith City R. R. , dwl 111 Fifteenth

Creeden E. H., laborer, dwl 51 Stevenson

Creednioor Long Range Shooting Gallery, W. H. Schnei-
der proprietor, 28 Geary

Creedon l)aniel J. , gardener, dwl 231 Stevenson

Creedim Fanny, chambennaid American Exchange Hotel

Creedon Patrick H., dairyman, dwl W s Sherman nr
Eighteenth

Creegan Peter, salesman Drake & Emerson, dwl 543 Stev-
enson

Creelcy Isaac, miner, dwl 308 Minna

Creeley James, porter Tillman & Bendel, dwl 126 Welsh

Creeley William, painter, dwl 441 Minna

Creemoor Bernard, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgximery

Creery Andrew, collector Front St. Wharf, dwl 725 Ellis

Creerj' John, dwl 162 Clara

Cregan MiL-hael, salesman Michael J. Gavan, dwl 415J
Jessie

Creger Albert, shipsmith Hendry & Co., dwl 120 Davis

Crego Cvrus (Creqo d: Dowlcy), dwl 201 Turk

€RK«6 »«; BOWLEY (Cyrus Crego and Samuel C.
liowley), auctioneers and commission merchants, car-
riages, harness, etc., office and depository 9 Mer-
chants' Exchange, 435 California

Creig T. W., barkeeper William Gilleran, dwl 215 Stev

Creig' William P., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 34^
Z,e

Creifh John D., attorney at law, dwl 714 Shotwell

Creigh John D., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 2215
Howard

Creigh S. Williamson, delivery clerk with Pacific Mail S.
S. Co., dwl 2215 Howard

Creigbton Bridget Mrs., janitress Pine and Larkin Pri-
mary School, dwl 1000 Washington

Creigbton Charles C, clerk letter department Wells,
Fargo & Co., dwl E s Dolores bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth

Creigbton Charlotte (widow), lodgings, 40 Natoma

Creigbton Daniel, barkeeper Thomas Devlin, dwl 111 Jes-
sie

Creigbton Ferdinand, clerk, dwl E s Dolores nr Twenty-
sixth

Creigbton Jennie Mrs., dwl 122 First Av

Creigbton John, boilermaker Portland Boiler Works, dwl
411 Folsom

Creighton John F., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl
111 Jessie

Creighton Marj' Mrs., boarding. 111 Jessie

Creighton JIatthew, laborer, dwl 136 Natoma

Creighton Patrick, contractor, dwl 111 Jessie

Creighton Patrick, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fifth
and Folsom

Creighton Richard, laborer, dwl 720 Clementina

Creighton Terrence, engineer, dwl 61i Clementina, rear

Creighton Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 111 Jessie

Creighton Thomas F., clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl 2613
Folsom

Creighton William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills

Creighton. Sec Crayton

Crellin John (Moryan <L- Co. and Crellin & Co.), res
Oakland

Crellin Thomas (Morgan d: Co. and Crellin Ji Co.), res
Oysterville,W.T.

Crellin & Co. (John Crellin, John S. Af organ, and Thomns
Crellin), groceries and provisions, Oysterville, W. T.,
office'^7 California Market

Creme L., nightwatchman Holland & Ruppel

Cremecns Douglas, clerk John J. Duffy, dwl 15 Allen PI

Cremins D., laborer A. P. Spear & Co.. 218 Drumm
Cremins Phillip, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.
Cremony John C. , journalist John H. Cannany & Co.

dwl 810 Mission
Cremore Barney, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Cremore Joseph, dwl 4 St. Mary
Crennion Thomas, salesman, dwl 731 Hayes
Crescent Mill and Mining Co. (Plumas Co. Cal.), Orlando

H. Bogart secretary, office 328 Montgomery room 13
Cresmond J. H., deckhand S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.

Wharf
Crespo Chnstina, tailoress Domingo Richiri, dwl Pollard

PI nr Vallejo
Crespo Francisco, liquor saloon, 21 Commercial
Crespo Dionisia Miss, seamstress Mrs. K. Perboner, dwl P"

N s Vallejo, bet Kearny and Dupont
Crespo Luppa Miss, seamstress Mrs. K. Perboner, dwl N s

Vallejo bet Kearny and Dupont
Crespo Oswald, clerk John A. Drolet, dwl SE cor Pacific

and Powell
Cressaglio Matteo, restaurant, 9 Dupont
Cresseda Manuel, fisherman, dwl 311 East
I'UESSEl' t'AIiVIN .1., manager Grangers' Bank of

California, office NE cor California and Davis, res

(Oakland
Cressey E. P.^ clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 609 Fol
CRESSEY FRA^'K A., secretary Grangers' Bank of

California, office NE cor California and Davis, res

Oakland
Cressick Clemence Miss, forewoman Mme. F. Uznay, dwl

10 Jessie bet Seventh and Eighth
Cressey Albert, driver S. F. Laundry Assn, dwl 555 Stev
Cressy John, seaman, dwl 25 Commercial
Cressy Theodore G. (Steele, Elder d- C), dwl 202 Seventh|tn>
Cresto Tomaso, vegetables, Colombo Market
Creuziger Hugo, upholsterer, dwl 1519 Larkin
Creveling George W., cooper, dwl 432 Shipley nr Ninth
Crew John, dwl 519 Bush

Crewe Henry P. (Gilleran ib C), dwl 420 Second
Crewe Henry P., molder Union Iron Works, dwl 420 Sec
Crewes William, carpenter Joshua B. Morton, dwl 211 Ci»

Minna
€RIBBI\ 9IARK, groceries and liquors, 115 Eighth
Cribbins Patrick, hostler Healy & Fegen, dwl 213 Pine
Cricbfield Oliver, farmer, dwl 110 Prospect PI
Crichton James, dwl 10^ Howard Court
Crichton John, plasterer, dwl 10|- Howard Court
Crichton Peter, carpenter, dwl S s Willow Av nr Valencia
Crim George, clerk Samuel Crim, dwl W s Howard m

Twentieth
Crim Samuel, real estate, office 420 California room 16j

dwl 2320 Howard nr Twentieth
Crim William H., dwl NW cor Bartlett and Twenty-second
Crimlace Daniel, laborer, dwl 1001 Battery
Crimlisk James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 32 Clar-
ence PI
Crimman Dennis, laborer, dwl 138 Folsom, rear
Crimmens Alice Miss, dwl 45 Ritch
Crimmens Margaret Miss, dressmaker, dwl 45 Ritch
Crimmens William, laborer, dwl 45 Ritch
Crimmens William Jr., shoemaker, dwl 45 Ritch
Crimp John E. , carpenter James Drury, dwl 32 Turk
Crinniau Thomas F., salesman Hoffman & Co., dwl 733

Hayes
Crinsings P., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumni
Crii)ps James, compcjsitor, dwl 31 Moss

Crisman , dwl Olympic Lodgings

Crisman Charles L., carpenter and contractor, dwl 111

Austin

Crisney , mariner, dwl 533 Commercial

Criss Henry, traveling agent, dwl 538 Jessie

Criss Louis, clerk, dwl 311 Stockton

Crissey H. B. , night clerk Overland House

Crist A. B., shipping clerk stm Antioch, dwl 425 Keaniy

Crist James, machinist, dwl 928 Broadway

Crist John, expressman, cor Kearny and Pacific, dwl 92i

Broadway
Crist Joseph, laborer Owen Corcoran, W s Old San Jest

Road nr Bernal Station
Cristen J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Cristensen JUrgen, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Cristofanini Antonio, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commerclajfioc
Cristy Alexander, calker Boole & Webster
Critchcr Henry, dwl 420 Tj'ler
Criterion Oyster Saloon, Emerson Corville proprietor, 21(

Kearny
Crittenden C. C. (widow), dwl 122 Taylor
Crittenden Charles S. (C. S. Crittenden d: Co.), dwl 51!

O'Farrell

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P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

nUTTEXDEX t'.»,JkVO.(JotiephAugtin), propri-
etors Dexter Stables and Oecideiital Carriag-es, 221 and

223 Bush
Crittenden James L. , attorney at law, office and dwl 60

Merchants' Exchange
Crittenden Mary Alice Miss, dwl 519 O'FaiTell
Crittenden I'arker, elerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 919

Sutter
Crittenden Saul, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Crittenden Thomas T., clerk H. H. Scott & Co., dwl 122

Taylor
Croall .lames, carpenter, dwl 1918 Mason
Croall .James Jr., plumber, SE cor Greon and Montgom-
ery Av, dwl 1018 Mason
Crobert James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl ISJ

Daldwin Court
Croeco Louis, vegetable wagon, dwl .538 Greon
Crece B., cook Tierney Bros., dwl SE cor Sac and Stock
Croee Peter E. (Cjvjcc if- ifarchand), dwl 5^ Kearny
Croce & Marchand (Pcff r £, Crocc and Constant Mar-

cliaiid), watch-casemakers, 022 Clay
Crockard Hugh, shipsmith, 20 Mission, dwl Seventh Av

bet L and M, South S. F.
Crockard William, helper Hugh Crockard, dwl Seventh

Av bet L and M, South S. F.
Crocker Aaron (L. A. Crocker and Crocker <f; Co.), dwl

(HI Sacramento
Crocker Charles (Ilobinson, Fowler & Co.), dwl Occiden-
tal Hotel
CROCKEK CHARLES president Southern Pae. R. R.

Co., and second vice-president Central Pae. R. R.,

office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 42, dwl

Palace Hotel
Crocker Cliarles W. , deputv county clerk, dwl 615 Bush
Crocker Clark W. {Sisson, Wallace <C- Co.), dwl 1609 Sutter
Crocker Ellen (widow), dwl 215 Jones
Crocker F.. dwl 22 Taylor
Crocker Frank, solicitor Central Pae. Hotel
Crocker George D,, office 315 California room 1, dwl 1721

Sacramento
Crocker H. B., expressman, cor Geary and Kearny, dwl

637 Mission
Crocker Henry, dwl 125 Ellis

Crocker Henry S. {H. S. Crocker it Co.), dwl 106 Post.
CR04'KEgr H. S. A' t"0. {John D. Yost), importing

stiitioners, printers aud lithographers, NW cor Sac-
ramento and Sansom
Crocker Isaac B., cigars and tobacco, 320 Montgomery,

dwl 130 Eighth
Crocker James, dwl 430 Vallejo
Crocker John, dwl 716 Leavenworth
Crocker John H. (Crocker and Gurnelt), dwl 716 Leav
Crocker L. & A. {Lesser Crocker and Aaron Crocker), dry

goods, 1100 Stockton
Crocker Lesser {L. ifc A. Crocker), dwl 644 Sacramento
Crocker Lewis, dwl 246 Fourth
Crocker M. J. C. Mrs., teacher Greenwich St. Primary

School
Crocker Morris, tailor, dwl 324J Broadway
Crocker P. H., shipcarpenter, dwl 624 Third
Crocker P.,oland R., conductor Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl

946 Howard
Crocker R. R. Mrs,, dwl 946 Howard
Crocker Thomas, lodgings, 617 Mission
Crocker W. G., student Heald's Business College, res

Roseville
Crocker William, dwl 760 Mission
Crocker William, musician, dwl 1024 Hyde
Crocker William A., gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 520 Sixth
Crocker & Co. (Lesser Crocker and Aaron Crocker), dry

goods, 903 Stockton
Crocker & Gunaett(Jo/t/i H. Crocker aiid Albert G. Gxir-

nctt), stockbrokers, office 310 California
Crockett Charles, woodturner Herman Granz, dwl 531

Natoma
Crockett Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, 817 Clay
Crockett Henry, dwl 316 Pine
Crockett John," mining secretary, office 419 California

room 27, res Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Crockett Joseph B., associate j\istice Supreme Court of

California, chambers 640 Clay, res East Oakland
Crockett Joseph B. Jr., assistant engineer S. F. Gas Light

Co., dwl 700 Post
Crockett Robert, assistant clerk U. S. District Court and

U. S. Commissioner, office 14 U. S. Court Building,

res Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Crockett Solomon, master mariner, dwl 5^ Grand Av
Crodan John, dwl W s Twenty-second Av nr Point Lo-

bos Av

Croron Thome, cabinetmaker Herman Granz

Crofford , longshoreman, dwl 45 Vallejo

Croft Charles, clerk J. T. Milliken, dwl 760 Mission

Croft J. G., clerk, dwl 330 Tyler

Croft Louisa (widow), dwl 7(iu Mission

Crofton George, laborer Golden Gate Park

Crofts John J., first assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.

Colorado, dwl 438 Clementina
Crogan B. (widow), dwl 1 ICddy PI
Crogan Bridget (widow), boarding-, 29 DcBoom
Crogan Francis, second engineer stm Monterey, Pacific

• St. Wharf
Crogan George, captain achr Express, office 306 East
Crogan James, housepainter, dwl 10 Hollis
Crogan Patrick J. , painter, dwl 1532 Eddy, rear
Crogan Peter, plasterer, dwl 909 Vallejo
Crogan Thomas H., policeman City Hall, dwl 520O'Farrell
Croke Everett, painter, dwl 21 Grand Av
Croke Jamet;, laborer, dw-! 817 Jessie, rear
Croke James Rev., clergyman, dwl 628 California
Croken Patrick, carpenter, dwl 242 Fremont
Crokes Henry, tanner Funeke & Co., dwl S s Brannan nr

Sixth
Croman Andrew, longshoreman, dwl 8 Jackson
Cromer Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),

Frederick E. Luty secretar>% office 507 Montgomery
Cromer Henry, real estate, dwl 19 Louisa
Crompton John, engineer stm Louise, Clay St. Wharf
Cromwell Andrew, seaman, dwl 117 Clark
Cromwell Hattie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Cromwell James, dwl 421 Dupont
Cromwell James G., bookkeeper, dwl 926 Sacramento
Cromwell John (B. Sbarhoro tC- Bro.), dwl 86.5^^ Market
Cromwell John, clerk, dwl 2415 Sacramento
Cron Frederick William, porter Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co.,

dwl 912 Bryant
Cron Minna Mrs., toys and fancy goods, 456 Sixth
Cron. See Krohn, Kron, and Krone
Cronan C, dwl 424 Sansom
Cronan Comelius, miner, dwl 1019 Market
Cronan D. Miss, teacher Shotwell St. Primarj- School, dwl

W s Capp nr Nineteenth
Cronan Dennis, stableman James Tomkinson, dwl 113

O'Farrell
Cronan James, baker Cosmopolitan Hotel
Cronan James, waiterMiners' Restaurant, dwl 411 Sansom
Cronan James J. {E. P. Fellows d- Co.) dwl W s Capp nr

Nineteenth
Cronan John, mason, dwl 13 Eddy
Cronan John B., bookkeeper E. M. Root & Co., dwl W s

Capp nr Nineteenth
Cronan Michael, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl W s Va-
lencia nr Fifteenth
Cronan Peter, carriagepainter, dwl 8 Dale PI
Cronan Samuel T. , machinehand William B. Bradbury,

dwl 323 Clementina
Cronan Thomas, plasterer, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Second

Av and Guerrero
Cronan Timothy, laborer, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr

Golden City House
Cronan W., metalroofer William Cronan, dwl 165 Tehama
Cronan William, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
CROiVA.\ tVILIilAIlI J., metalroofer, 1071 Market, dwl

165 Tehama
Cronans Michael, teamster D. Moore & Co., dwl 6 Juniper
Cronin Cornelius, foundryman, dwl 306 Fremont
Cronin Cornelius, laborer, dwl 245 Minna
Cronin Daniel, wines and liquors, NE cor Pierce and

Fulton
Cronin Dennis, bootfitter Einstein Bros. & Co.
Cronin Francis, dwl 24 O'Farrell

Cronin Henrj', cooper James Cronin, dwl 118 Park Av
Cronin J., laborer Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 2.50 Tehama
Cronin James, carjjenter, dwl N s Washington bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Cronin James, dealer secondhand casks, 210 Commercial,

dwl 118 Park Av
Cronin James, laborer, dwl 424 Broadwaj'
Cronin James A., clerk S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co., dwl 308

Fremont
Cronin J. D., dwl 823 Market
Cronin Jeremiah, stableman, dwl 650 Mission
Cronin John, housepainter Wason & Morris
Cronin John, laborer, dwl 139 Shipley
Cronin John, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 245 Minna
Cronin John F. , blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, dwl 79

Clementina, rear
Cronin John H., liquor saloon, 710 Battery, dwl 121

Vallejo

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchani

Cronin Julia Misa, dwl 593 Ellis

Croiiin Miohael, blacksmith, dwl 65 Natoma

Cronin Michael, stonecontractor, SE cor Devisadero and
Ellis, dwl NW cor McAllister and Devisadero

Cronin Nora Miss, dressmaker, dwl 458 Minna

Cronin Nora (widow), dwl 458 Minna

Cronin O., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 213 Drumm

Cronin Patrick, boilcrmaker Union Iron Works, dwl W 8
Alabama bet Twenty -third and Twenty-fourth

Cronin Patrick, laborer Timothy Sloriarty, dwl W s First
Av nr Sacramento

Cronin Samuel, machinist, dwl 323 Clementina

Cronin Thomas, dwl NE cor Third and Folsom

Cronin Thomas (Cnmin cO Sillery), dwl 39 Sixth

Cronin Thomas, miner, dwl 41 Jessie

Cronin William J., painter Market St. R. R.

Cronin William, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 How

Cronin & Sillerj' (Thomas Cronin and John Sillery),
liquor saloon, 36 Sixth

C'ROM!*E >V. H. v., mining, office 409 California, dwl
526 Green

Cronk Josejih S., machinist Cal. Machine Works, dwl 741
Market

Cronk William H. (Banrele <t C), dwl 702 Filbert

Cronnon Catherine (widow), dwl 307 Union

Cronzich Wolff, tailor Hyman Levison, dwl 145 Shipley

Crook Charles, stevedore, dwl N s Sansom bet Union and
Alta PI

Crook E.W., clerk stm C. M. Small, Front St.WTiarf

Crook James, real estate, dwl 1324 Pine

Crook John, dwl 1429 Dupont

Crook John, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 551
Stevenson

Crook John, clerk, dwl 321 Taylor

Crook John T., physician and surgeon, office 204 Mont-
gomery, dwl 806 Stockton

Crook S., dwl SE cor O'Farrell and Larkin

Crook William C, teacher, dwl SW cor Twenty-fifth and
Diamond

Crooker Victoria Miss, with Mrs. Matilda Mprrow, 25 New
Montgomerj'

Crooker William, miller Eoseberry & Co., cor Market and
Beale

Crooks John, horsetrainer, dwl 206 Kearny

Crooks George B., porter John Taylor & Co., dwl 1414
Stockton

Crooks H. A. , dwl 636 Commercial

Crooks James, laborer, dwl 1430 Post

Crooks John, horsetrainer, dwl Ba}' District Fair Grounds
Hotel

Crooks Mathew, real estate, dwl 22 Crook

Crooks Richard, expressman, cor Mission and Fremont,
dwl 2511 California

Crooks Samuel J., teamster, cor Main and Howard, dwl
790 Stevenson

Crooks William, second steward Pacific Mail S. S. Consti-
tution

Crookshanks Peter, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7 Steu

Crookson , shipcarpenter, dwl 530 Howard

Croon Frank, special policeman Chinese Theater, dwl 9
Bernard

Croon Peter, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 9 Bernard

Croon John F. P., pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 9 Ber-
nard

Crosbey P. D., porter, dwl 109 Bernard

Crosbie Frederick, molder Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl Mis-
sion bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth

Crosbie Henn% boxmaker S. F. Cooperative Box Fac-
tory, dwr320 First

Crosbie J., ironmolder, dwl 18 First

Crosbie J., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.

Crosbie John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 507 Misa

Crosbie W. C, stage manager Bella Union Theater, dwl
655 Washington

Crosby Alphonso B., foreman dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, dwl 1430 Broadway

Crosby Charles D. , compositor Golden Era, dwl W s Stock-
ton bet Filbert and Greenwich

Crosby Frederick W., mining stocks, office 436 Montgom-
ery, dwl Lick House

Crosby George H., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 622i Howard

Crosby George O., grainbroker, 216 Davis, dwl 727 O'Far-
rell

Crosby Horton J., carpenter Sanford M. Hills, dwl 639
Valencia, rear

Crosby J., saloonkeeper, dwl 912 Washington

Crosby John, carpenter, dwl W s Guerrero nr Ridley

Crosby JohnL., carpenter, dwl 1914 Polk

Crosby Louise Miss, dwl 634 Natoma
Crosby Mark, laborer, dwl 45 Nevada
Crosby Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl N 8 Broadway bet

Kearny and Montgomery
Crosby Patrick, laborer superintendent of streets
Crosby Patrick, sen-iceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Crosby Robert A., clerk R, G. Dun c& Co., dwl 1430 Bdwj-
Crosby S. J. Mrs., human hair, 1106 Market
CROSBY l^'ILLIAM, attorney at law, office 410 Kear
Crosby William D., bandsawyer Excelsior Mills, dwl 323

Bryant
Crosett Al])honso A., clerk Hutchinson, Mann & Smith

(and Crosett d- Co.), dwl 33 Glen Park Av
Crosett' James F., manager Crosett & Co., dwl 422 Bart-

lett nr Twenty-fifth
CROSETT JA.liE.S L., superintendent Pac. Barrel and

Keg Factory and Paper Barrel Factorj', S s Brannan

bet Seventh and Eighth, office 408 California, dwl 33

Glen Park Av
CROSETT A CO. (Alphonso A. Crosett), employment

office, 623 and 625 Clay
Croskey Robert (Croskey d- Floyd), dwl 124 Eleventh
Croskey Robert V., bookkeeper Croskey & Floyd, dwl 200

Ellis
CROSKEl' A FLOYD (nobert Croskey and James

Floyd), importers and jobbers wines, brandies, etc.,

511 Front
Crosley James, laborer Custom House, dwl 318 Pacific
Cross Alexander (Cross ct Co.), res Valparaiso, Chili
Cross Anthony, laborer Southern Pac. E. E. Co. , dwl 4

Gilbert
Cross Donald, engineer Pacific ilail S. S. Co., dwl Consti-

tion Hotel
Cross Edward, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Cross Frank, dwl 217J Tehama

Cross Frank, tailor Theodore Braun, dwl 106 Dupont
Cross Frederick L., with William G. Jones, dwl 1028

Market
Cross James, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Cross James T., bookkeeper Welch & Co., 109 California
Cross Mary Mrs., dwl 634 Mission
Cross Richard, teamster, dwl 1317J California
Cross S. J. Mrs., dwl 1008^ Market
Cross Thomas, lithographic printer A. L. Bancroft & Co.,

dwl 16 Glover
Cross Thomas, waiter Phil Donoho
Cross William, plasterer, dwl 5 Stockton
Cross William B., engineer, dwl 1105 Mason
CROSS A' CO. (Alexander Cross and John, William,

and Thomas C. Kedderspoon), importers and com-
mission merchants, 316 California
Crossett Edward T., printer, dwl N s Twentieth nr

Valencia
Crossett Frederick W., assistant weigher Custom House,

dwl N s Twentieth nr Valencia
Crossett Truman, dentist, office 10 Third, dwl N s Twen-
tieth nr Valencia
Crossey Albert, driver S. F. Laundrj-, dwl 555 Stevenson
Crossfield William, printer, dwl 207 Perrj-
Crossley A. B. , barkeeper, dwl 102 Mason
Crossley James, conductor Central B. R., dwl 514 Minna
Crossley Mary Miss, dwl 235 O'Farrell
Grossman Charles S., clerk Frederick Hofleng, dwl 5

Third
Crossmann J. H., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Crosson Edward, longshoreman, dwl 330 Spear
Crosthwaite Isaac, carpenter, dwl 1465 Minna
Crothers George, mattressmaker, dwl Mission bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Crotto August Z., carpenter, dwl 223i Austin
Crotts William, engineer Curtis Tobey, res Petaluma

Crotty (widow), dwl 9 Pinckney PI, rear

Crotty Edward, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Crotty Francis, carpenter, dwl 214 Broadway
Crotty Michael, bricklayer, dwl 1140 Mission, rear
Crotty John, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl E s Valencia

bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Crouch James, foreman H. Plagemann & Co., dwl 418

Filbert
Crouch John, clerk, dwl 418 Filbert
Crouch Robert, drajTuan Ledden, Whipple & Co., dwl

409 Fell
Croudace Frederick W. {F. W. Crmidace d: Co.), dwl 1524

Pacific Av
Croudace F. W. & Co. (Frederick W. Croiidace and WU-

Ham G. Bawden), jobprinters, 540 Clay
Grouper Antone, barber, dwl 409 Dupont
CYouse John R. (Duff A: Co.), dwl 1011 Leavenworth
Crovat Peter L., clerk, dwl 830 Post

>ri)i

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Market

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Crow Albert, student, dwl 839 Mission

Crow Albert W., carpenter, SW cor Jessie and Eckcr, dwl

37 Jessie
Crow Albion, conductor Southern Pac R. R.
Crow Joines, dwl 297 Clementina
Crow James William, varnisher S. & O. Gump, dwl 541J

Natoma
Crow Lancelot, dwl i'23 Bush
Crow Tliomas D. , expressman, dwl 559 Brj'ant
Crow William, compositor D. M. Bishop" & Co., dwl 11

Harriet
•Crowall E. J., actor, dwl 458 Natoma
Crowe James, laborer, dwl 33 Clementina
Crowe James S., scrolls* wjer Charles Field & Co., dwl 61

Clementina
Crowe J. C, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pckin
Crowe Johannah (widow), dwl 815 Market
Crowe Maxwell, b<x)kkeeper George M. Wood & Co., dwl

717 O'Farrell, rear
Crowe Tiniothj', locksmith, 791 Jlission
Crowe William, clerk, dwl 538 Mission
Crowell Amos K., laborer Drummond & Lemont, dwl 136

First Av
Crowell Charles F., salesman Sachs, Strassburger & Co.,

dwl 1507 Clay
CroweBCharles H., agent Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl S s

Clay bet Central Av and Lyon
Crowell Charles J., with Sroufe & McCoum, dwl 148 SLvth
Crowell Eugene, haruessmaker Chas. H. Meade, dwl 1331

Sacramento
Crowell George, teamster George W. Swan & Co., dwl 514

Howard
Crowell George C. , compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 6

Glover
Crowell George F., secretary Peoples' Oakland Express,

oHice 16 Sacramento, res Oakland
Crowell J. P., dentist, office and dwl 30 Kearny
Crowell Martin L., traveling agent Wells, Fargo & Co.,

dwl 1507 Clay
Crowell Prentiss, wharfinger Beale St. Wharf, dwl SW

cor Pennsylvania Av and Butte
Crowell Samuel A., hostler Josiah H. Swain, dwl 417 Fol
Crowell Thomas, chief steward Pacific Mail S. S. City of

San Francisco
CROM'KLL ZEX.l.S, secretarj- California Insurance

Co., office 318 Calif omia, dwl 1603 Larkin
Crowl Bradford A., salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Co., 113

California
Crowl James, plumber, dwl 1913 Mason
Crowley Bartholomew, expressman, NE cor Market and

Powell, dwl 713 Treat Av
Crowley Caleb, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 169

Miima ,

Crowley C. H., carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Crowlej- Charles, gasfitter C. H. Stoombs & Co.
Crowley Cornelius, blacksmith Dobs, Clark & Co., dwl

334 Third
Crowley Cornelius, carpenter, dwl 522 Bryant
Crowley Daniel, blacksmith City R. R., dwl S s Fifteenth

nr Castro
Crowley Daniel, driver Dowd & Coughlin, dwl 625 Davis
Crowley Oaniel, laborer, dwl 11 Xevada
Crowley Daniel, miner, dwl 548 Mission
Crowley Daniel, porter, dwl 814 Clay
Crowley Daniel, professor St. Ignatius College, dwl 841

Market
Crowley Daniel A., teacher, dwl 365 Minna
Crowley Daniel J., telegrajih operator Western Union Tel.

Co. First Av and Kentucky, dwl 813 Folsom
Crowley Edward, tailor, dwl 836 Market
Crowley Florance, builder, 749 Harrison
CYowle3" norence, longshoreman, dwl 318 Main, rear
Crowley George, hostler Sutter St. B. R., dwl 7 Austin
Crowley Hugh, laborer, dwl 36 Xatoma
Crowley J., laborer A. F. Spear .& Co., 218 Drumm
Crowley J. A., calker Middlemas &, Boole, Pier 19 Steuart
Crowley James (Guinruine ct C), dwl SE cor Valencia

and Sixteenth
Crowley James, furniture dealer, dwl 761 Mission
Crowley James, varnisher, dwl 1338 Washington
Crowley James, shipcarpenter, dwl 57 Shipley
Crowley J. C, salesman B. Goldsmith, dwl 14J Ritch
Crowley Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 210^ Clara
Crowley Jeremiah, laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac.

R. R., dwl 28 Natoma
Crowley Jerry F., laborer Henrj- J. McLerie, dwl 3443

Sixteenth
Crowley John, dwl cor Palmer and McGill
Crowley John, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana

Crowley John, blacksmith, dwl 454 Jessie

Crowley John, Ixixclerk Post-offlco, dwl W s Laguna bet

Oak and Fell
Crowley John, calker, dwl 1,58 First, rear
Crowly John, calker Boole & Welwter, dwl 557 Howard
Crowley John, calker L. S. Alien, 16 Drumm
Crowley John, canvasser, dwl NWcor Palmer and Miguel
Crowley John, clerk, dwl 14^ Ititch
Crowley John, cooper, dwl 2.55 Jessie
Crowley John, fireman stm Oakland, Oakland Ferrj', res

Oakland
Crowley John, horseshoer Nelson & Doble, dwl 454 Jessie
Crowley John, hostler Charter Oak Stables, 773 Market,

dwl S s Ellis bet Pierce and Scott
Crowley John, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl 617 Hayes
Crowley John, jeweler, dwl 21J Tehama
Crowley John, laborer, dwl 29 Minna, rear
Crowley John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Crowley John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s Geor-
gia nr Shasta
Crowley John, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Crowley .Tohn, real estate, dwl 237 Minna
Crowley John, seaman, dwl Fulton House
Crowley John, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Crowley John, shoemaker, dwl 123 Fourth
Crowley John, shoemaker, dwl 234 Minna
CroWley John, teamster Richard D. Chandler, dwl 007

Battery
Crowley John D., fruits, etc., NW cor Octavia and Grove
Crowley John J., farmer, dwl N s Eighteenth bet Valen-
cia and Guerrero
Crowlej' John J., groceries and liquors, 237 Minna, dwl

239 Minna
Crowley John J., longshoreman, dwl 553 Howard, rear
Crowley John T., laborer A. M. Simpson &, Bro., Beale

St.^^•harf
Crowley Joseph, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Crowley Kate (widow), lodgings, 521 Mission
Crowley Margaret (widow), nurse, dwl 108 Freelon
Crowley Mary, dressmaker, dwl 1103 Montgomery'
Crowley Mary Miss, seamstress Goodwin & Co.
Crowley Michael, car conductor, dwl 28 Minna
Crowley Jlichael, laborer, dwl 250 Clara
Crowley Michael, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Crowley Michael, stableman Oliver Hinckley, dwl 542

Mission
Crowlej' Michael J., janitor California Stock Exchange

Board, dwl 965 Howard
Crowley Michael T., porter Carolan, Corj' & Co., dwl 17

Natoma
Crowlej' Nellie Miss, finisher Mission W'oolen Mills
Crowlej' Patrick, laborer, dwl 149 Silver
Crowley Patrick, laborer, dwl cor Sierra and Lousiana
Crowlej' Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Crowley Patrick, ex-chief police, dwl 1629 Sacramento
Crowiej' Patrick, teamster, dwl 18 Folsom
Crowley Paul M., compositor D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 307

Seventh
Crowley Richard, horseshoer, 408 Jackson, dwl 313 Val-

lejo
Crowley Robert A., bookkeeper, dwl 933 Bush
Crowley Thomas, laborer, dwl 833 Miller PI
Crowlej" Timothj', cartman superintendent streets, dwl

25 Rincon PI
Crowley Timothj', foundrj'man, dwl 234 Minna
Crowley Timothy, laborer, dwl 36 Natoma
Crowlej' Timothj', laborer, dwl 234 Fremont
Crowley Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 312 Main, rear
Crowley Tiiuothj', mason, dwl W s Valencia nr Market
Crowlej' Timothy, seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
Crowlej- Timothy, oysterman Alfred W. Manning, dwl 313

Folsom
Crowley Timothy J., attomej' at law, office 629 Keamj',

res San Rafael
Crowley Timothy J., horseshoer Nelson & Doble, dwl 454

Jessie
Crowley Vincent, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, dwl 1103 Montgomery
Crowlej' William, expressman, dwl 728 Clementina
Crowley William, laborer Spring Vallej' Water W. Co.
Crowlej' William J., teamster, dwl 712i Clementina
Crown Charles, toys, 316J Third
Crown Harris, foreman Koinigsberger Brothers, dwl 316J

Third
Crown Isaac, hairdresser Conrad Troell, dwl 644 Mission
Crown Point Extension Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.),

George R. Spinney secretary, office 320 Caifornia
Crown Point Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Charles E.

Elliot secretary, office 419 California room 28

f^st JAMES Qt. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.
16

JEWELRY made to order and HEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merohan

Crown Point Ravine Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold
Hill, Nev.), John M. Bulflnjjton secretarj', office 309
Caliiornia

Crow ther Peter, stonecutter, dwl 804 Third

Crowther William, porter Central Pacific R, R., NE cor
Fuurtli and Townsend, dwl 3G1 Minna

Croxall Julius D., iiurchasintj agent Lindley & Co. Sacra-
mento City, office 405 Front, dwl 700 Broadway

Croxton Joseph, miner, dwl 1028 Market

Croynan James, baker Cosmoixilitan Hotel, dwl 19
Everett

Croze August, laundrj', 231 Ritch

Croze S., laborer N. Giamboni k, Co., 612 Clay

Crozier Frederick B. , clerk Charles W. Homer, dwl SW
cor Hyde and Sutter

Crozier P.', painter, dwl 920J Market

Crozier Robert, cigars and tobacco, 323 Pao, dwl 321 Pa-
cific

Crozier Robert, printer M. Weiss, dwl 1 Willow

Crozier Samuel, hairdresser Abraham J. Kom, dwl 423
Bush

Crozier Thomas, printer, dwl 1 Willow

Crozier William, hostler George Eggleton & Co., dwl 121
Jackson

Crozier William J., bookkeeper, dwl 619 Pine

Cnice John, deckhand Oakland Ferry, dwl 311 East .

Crudden David, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, pier 19
Steuart

Crudden William, biitcher, dwl E s Tliirteenth Av nr L,
South S. F.

CKIIELTY TO ANIMALS, SOt'IETlf TO PRE-
VENT, office 614 Merchant

Cruikshaiik John, miner, dwl 785 Mission

Cruise Adolph, butcher, dwl 734 Minna

Cmise William, plasterer, dwl S s Eighteenth nr Guerrero,
rear

Crumblebunkle James, porkpacker Robert F. Bunker

Crummey Eugene, butcher, dwl S s Eleventh Av nr Q,
South S. F.

Crummey Hugh, butcher, dwl Railroad Av nr Thirteenth,
South S. F.

Crummey James, bxitcher, dwl 1015 Stockton

Crummey Jane Miss, laundress, dwl 1013 Stockton

Crummey John, butcher, dwl Railroad Av nr Thirteenth,
South S. F.

Crummey John A., butcher, dwl S s Eleventh Av nr Q,
South S. F.

Crunmiev John T., butcher, dwl S s Eleventh Av nr Q,
South S. F.

Crummey Owen, butcher, dwl S s Eleventh Av nr Q,
South S. F.

Crupa , artist, dwl 18 Turk

Crusader Hall, ll59 Mission

Cruse Thomas, shipcarpenter, dwl 602 Second

Cruser George E., waiter Palace Hotel

Crushed Rock and Asphaltum Paving Co., N. Squires
secretary, office 20 Stevenson Building

Cruz Elizabeth (widow), dwl 737 Green

Cruz Frank, driver Antonio Raymond, dwl cor Napa and
Arkansas

Cruz Henry, captain schnr Mary Frances Cruz, Green St.
Wharf

Cruz John, clerk Nicholas Brmis, dwl NW cor Mason and
Vallejo

Cruz Manuel, deckhand stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry, dwl
7 Broadway

Cruz Mary (widow), dwl 419J Filbert

Cryer Charles, engineer, dwl 26 Fourth

Cryer Charles Mrs. , patterns and dressmaker, 26 Fourth

Crystal Salt Works, Newell & Bro. proptrs, office 221
Davis

Crystal Soda Water Co. (Silvester Jt. Simmons, Frank
Maxson, J. W. Ruper, and W. H. Simmons), NE cor
Stockton and Union

Cubana Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 1016 Stockton

Cubbin Theodore, boilermaker Pac. Rolling Mills

Cubbin Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl SE cor
Shasta and Michigan

Cube Joseph (Cube <fc Geyerswaldt), dwl 108 Welsh

Cube & Geyerswaldt {Joseph Cube and Leo Geyersivaldt),
liquor saloon, 607 Washington

Cubery William M. {Cubery <fc Co.), res Oakland

t'UKEltV JSl t'O. (William M. Cubery), book and job-
printers, and publishers Pacific Churchman, 414 Mar-
ket

Cucagno 4|>tonio, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont

Cucamong'o Vineyard Co., B. Dreyfus & Co. proptrs, office
521 Market

Cuchot John, seaman, dwl 37 Commercial

Cucuel George, polisher Wliittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 125

Virginia
Cuddeback George W,, dwl 231 Post
Cuddy Jeremiah, deckhand Oakland Ferry steamers, dwl

65 Jessie
Cuddy John (Cuddy <fc Hughes), dwl S s Laurel Av bet

Buchanan and Webster
Cuddy John, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Cuddy Mathew, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwi 756 Fol-

som
Cuddy Patrick, carpenter, dwl 411 Linden Av
Cuddy Willuim, clerk, dwl S s Laurel Av bet Webster

and Buchanan
Cuddy William, with P. M. Gaffney, NE cor Fourth and

BeiTy
Cuddy & Hughes (John Cuddy and Edward C. Hughes),

book and jobprinters, 511 Sansom
Cudell Gustave, soapmaker, dwl 25 Lily Av
Cudworth Abel W., dwl S s Greenwich bet Larkin and

Hyde
Cudworth James W., real estate, office 402 Kearny, dwl

2018 Union
Cue Richard A., varnisher, dwl S s Gerke Alley nr Dupont
Cue Williani, stoves and tinware, 4ii Dupont, ^wl S 8

Gerke Alley nr Dupont /r'*?

Cue W^illiam G., collector, office 232 Sutter roora 18, dwl

1220 Stockton
CrELLO JOSEPH ,t., proprietor "Big Cigar," NW

cor First and Minna, dwl 4 Minna
Cuenin John, carrier Morning Call, dwl 207 Leidesdoi-fE
Cuenin A., salesman N. Giamboni & Co.
Cuervo Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.), W^endell Eastou sec-

i-etary, office 419 California room 28
Cuff Dennis, boot and shoemaker, 762 Brannan
Culbertson James, miner, dwl 1206 Market
Culbreth Robert, dwl 27 Turk
Culcheth James, cooper Cutting Packing Co., dwl SW cor

First and Tehama
Culcheth William, cooper, dwl 224 Main, rear
Culcheth William Jr., with WiUiam McDowell, dw4 22i

Main, rear
Culin Alfred C, clerk James L. Barker, dwl 2629 Howard
Culin John L., clerk Pac. Refinery and Bullion Exchange,

dwl 2629 Howard
Cullen — Mrs., janitress Laguna Honda School
Cullen Charles, policeman City Hall, dwl 17 Perry
Cullen Dennis, shoemaker Buclungham & Hecht, dwl W

s Valencia nr Market
Cullen Edward, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl S

s Pine bet Scott and Devisadero
Cullen Edward, truckman Risdon I, and L. Works, dwl

225 Minna •
Cullen Francis, laborer, dwl W s Cherubusco nr Cortland

Av, Bernal Heights
Cullen Franklin, engineer, dwl 108 Turk, rear
Cullen Gerald, night inspector Custom House, dwl 812

Filbert
Cullen James, dyer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl SE cor

Eighteenth and Capp
Cullen James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N s Sierra

nr Georgia
Cullen James, hostler George W. Lehay, dwl 1141 Market
Cullen James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Cullen Jeffrey, with B. Davidson &Co., dwl 630 Sac
Cullen John, watchman, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
Cullen John J., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 520

Minna
Cullen John J., engraver Levison Bros., dwl 9 Taylor
Cullen Michael S., broommaker Gillespie, Zan &, Co., dwl

147 Minna
Cullen Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl nr Lake

Honda
Cullen Paul, stevedore A. C. Freese
Cullen Peter, carpenter, dwl 44 Clementina
Cullen Philip, fireman S. "F. Gas Light Co., dwl 53 Jessie
Cullen R. N., plumber, dwl 1142i Market
Cullen Thomas, stationery, 1132 Market, dwl 557i Na-

toma
Cullen Thomas F., clerk S. F. and North Pac. R. R., dwl

420 Minna
Cullen Thomas, liquor saloon NW cor Ellis and Devisadero
Cullen Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 609 Jackson
Cullen William (C. 0. Connor d- Co.), dwl 544 Jessie
Cullen William, policeman City Hall, dwl 420 Mimia
Cullenden Christian, special policeman, dwl 203 Leav
Culleton Michael, laborer Pac. Ice Co., dwl NW cor San-
som and Pacific
Culley John (Culley <t Brook), dwl 2119 Mason

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Owlltjy & Brook {Jnhn CwUfi) and Josrph It. Brook), tin-
smiths, 16 Eddy
Culliford Janres, machinist, dwl 37 Minna
Cullliran A., laborer Pacific Mails. S. Co.'s Wharf
fuUifi^an James, gardener, dwl 11 Gilbert
Cnllij.'an James K., jjlasscuttcr John Mallon, dwl 220

Ritch
CwUigan John, florist and gardener. 704 and 706 Turk,

dwl W s A'an Ness Av bet Tnrk and Exldy
Culli;<;in Michaei, dwl N 8 Sixteenth bet I'otrero Av and

Hampshire
Culliirnn Michael, driver Central R. R., dwl 422 Sixth, rear
Culliiran William, local i>oIicuman, ihvl 104 Perry
txillinan Hridpct (widow), dwl 19 Ciilbert
Cullinan Dennis (B. ^'eale <t- Co.), dwl 524 Eddy
Cullinan James, (carpenter, dwl 12 Sherwixid PI
Cullinan James, tinsmith G. & W. Snook
Cullinan Michael, exi»ressman, dwl E s Hampshire bet

Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Cullinan Michael, shoemaker, dwl W s Church nr Day
Culllnane Jerry J., japanner George H. Taj' & Co., dwl

(ilS Third
Culloden Jeremiah, woolsorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen

Factorj', dwl cor Larkin a.ni Beach
CulUiig|)lllen W., clerk Naval Office, Custom House, dwl

333 Sixth
Cullum Bejiiev, fireman stm San Joaquin No. 2, Vallejo

St. Wharf"
Cnlluni Kate Miss, finisher Mission Woolen Mills
Cullum -Michael, drayman, dwl 707 Ash Av
CuHumber Jvlin, cooper S. P. Connor, dwl W s [Brj-ant

bet Twenty-fourth and T\Tenty-fifth
CuUy Ann Mrs., dwl 230 Jessie

Cully James, dairyman. Seventeenth Av nr S, South S. F,
Culnierrj- Scott, porter John R. Mason, dwl 154 Third
Culp James, miner, dwl 297 Clementina
Culver Charles O,, clerk, dwl 10 Geneva
Culver Edwin S., mailclerk Morning Call, dwl 411 Green
Culver James E,, extraman Engine No. 2 S. E. F. D.,

dwl 412 Bush
CI'LVEK J.l.HES H., .secretarj' and agent Centennial
Board of Managers and Tenth Industrial Exhibition,
office 27 Post, dwl 41(j Tehama
Culver John, carijenter, dwl 533 Commercial
CuKer Lewis O., driver Contra Costa Laimdry Assn
Culver Mark, dwl 416 Tehama
Culver M;\rshall L., foreman hosierj' department Mission

Woolen Mills, dwi 217 Shotwell
Culver Mary Miss, dwl 10 Gemeva, rear
Cul'.er Orrin B., salesman Le Cotuit Brothers, dwl 411

Green
Cu!\ er Thomas, seaman schr Milrose, Bulkhead bet Wash-
ington and Jackson
t'lLVER WILLIAM II., president Masonic Savings

•cind Loan Bank, 6 Post
CXLVEKWELL JOSEPH E., teamster, cor Market
and Drumm, dwl S s Ellis bet Buchanan and Laguna
Culver well Richard S., clerk Frederick Clay, dwl 9 Glen

Park At
CT'LVEKWELL STEPHEX S., manuf sashes, doors,
and blinds, 24 and 26 California, dwl 9 Glen Park Av
Cumbu Edwin, dwl 1812 Stevenson
Cumbo Mary (widow), dwl 1812 Ste\'enson
Cumbo Granville, laborer Edward Da\ies, dwl 1812 Stev
Cumbo William, clerk, dwl 1812 Stevenson
Cumisky Henry N., clerk Henry Bums, dwl 715 Leav
Cumisky John, porter, dwl 1 Thompson Av
Cmnisky Patrick, bootmaker John Sullivan, NE cor Bat-
tery and Jackson, dwl Bemal Heights '
Cumming George, fireman machine shop Risdon L and

L. Works, dwl 20 Fell
Cumming George Jr., machinist Risdon I. and L, Works,

dwl 20 Fell
Cumming G. M., bookgilder Bartling & Kimball, dwl 326

Eleventh
Cumming John, salesman Shirek & Co., dwl 1116 Taylor
Cxmiming William, clerk R. C. Blackmar, dwl 1116 Taylor

Cummings , machinist Union Iron Works

Cummings Alexander, clerk Auditor's Office, Central Pac.

R. R. , NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 833 How
Cimimings Benjamin F., ticketojUector Oakland Ferry,

dwl 109 Montgomery
Cummings Charles, stonemason, dwl 415 Powell, rear
Cummings Charles D., foreman California Grain Ware-
house, dwl 23(J Fremont
Cumtnings Cynis, dwl 124 Tj-ler
Cummings Daniel G., expressman, SE cor Montgomery

and California, dwl 268 Tehama
Ciunmings E., physician, dwl Overland House

Cummings Edward, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl

.Mechanics' House, Berry & Haggin
Cununings F. F., clerk, dwl 719 California
Cummings Finley, turner Cameron & Hull, dwl 530 Miss
Cximmings Frank, dwl 109 Montgomery
Cummings Frank, registry- clerk Post-office, dwl 528 Pine
Cummings George C. , laundryraan S. F. Laundi-y, NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Cummings George H., machinist Isaac H. Small, dwl 134

Fourth
Cummings 0, P., architect and civil engineer, office 131

Montgomery
Cummings Harrison R., clerk United States Restaurant,

dwl 513 Geary
Cummings Hcnrj' A., clerk Treasurer's Office Central Pac.

R. K., dwl 26 Ellis
Cummings Henry K. (ff. K. Cummings it Co.), dwl 10

Stanford
Cummings H K. & Co. (R. H. Rahton), fruit and jiro-

duce commission, SE cor Washington and Battery
Cummings James, carpenter, dwl 907 Union
Cummings James, hostler Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 765

Howard
Cummings James, laborer, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Bryant
Cummings James, mechanic, dwl 11 Caroline
Cummings James, stairbuilder Gray & Doyle, dwl SW cor

Mission and Eighteenth
Cummings James H., proprietor Pac. Broom Factory and
wholesale wood and willowwarc, 111 and 113 Davis,
dwl SE cor Howard and Twenty-third
Cummings John, carrier Morning Call, dwl 303 Da^•is
Cummings John, chairmaker, dwl 509 Washington
Cummings John, expressman, dwl E s Scott nr Pine
Ciunmings John, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Cummings John, quartermaster Pacific Mall S. S. Collma,

dwl 22 Stanford
Cummings John, shlpcalker Middlemas & Boole, dwl 326

Seventh
Cummings John F., salesman Max Burkardt, 545 Wash
Cummings John H., miner, dwl 110.5 Howard
Cvmimlngs Joseph, stevedcire, dwl 1504 Leavenworth
Cummings Joseph {Whitown if- Co.), dwl 5 Aubtini
Cummings Judson, carpenter, dwl 3 Haggin
Cummings LawTence, calker Middlemas i^ Boole, Pier 19

Steuart
Cummings LawTence, clerk James H. Cummings, dwl SE

cor Howard and Twenty-third
Cummings Laurence, laborer, dwl 706 Natoma
Cummings Louis (Cnmminjs <i- Sonx), dwl 327 Kearny
Cummings Martin, waiter Lick House, dwl 21 Louisa
Cummings Mary, dressmaker, dwl SE cor Ellis and Taylor
Cummings Mary (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 10 Anthony
Cummings Marj' A. Mrs., cIair\oyant, 759 Market
Cummings Mary S. (widow), dwl 1220 Powell
Cummings Maurice, calker Middlemas & Boole, dwl 7

Washington Av
Cummings Michael, bookbinder, dwl 126 Eleventh
Cummings Michael P., laborer, dwl Grand Av bet Mission

and Howard
Cummings Panton, slater, dwl 124 Eighth
Cimimings Patrick (Craine it C), dwl 1313 Dupont
Cmnmlngs Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Folsom nr Serpentine

Av
Cummings Patrick, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Cummings PljTnpton, carpenter Sanford M. Hills
Cummings Q. C. , clerk General Passenger and Ticket
Agent's Office Central Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend, dwl 540 Second
Cummings Roger, cabinetmaker John C. Bell, dwl 124

Eighth
Cummings Rosana (widow), furnished rooms, 510 Howard
Cummings Sarah M. N. Miss, Chinese missionary, dwl 8i

Prospect PI
Cummings Susan (widow), dwl 13 Heron
Cummings Theodore B., conductor Oninib\is R. R. Co.,

dwl 217 Ritch
Cummings Thomas, carpenter, dwl S s Twentv-second nr

Treat Av
Cummings Timothy, dwl E s Scott nr Pine
Cummings Wallace E. , carjienter, dwl 208 Perrv"
Cummings Walter B. {W. B. Cummings & Co'.), dwl 863

Mission
Cr.'WMI.XGS W. B. & €0., commission merchants,

office 319 California
Cummings William, dwl Russ House
Cummings William (Ciimiiii.ngn it Sotu), res Sacramento
Cummings William, comedian Palace Varieties, 25 Geary
Cummings William, contractor, dwl 11 Second Av

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Cummings William, machinist, dwl 7 Noble PI
Cummings William Jr. (Cuinminys <t Sonn), dwl 2137

Mission
Cummings William C, stevedore, dwl 329 Green
<'r.H>H.\<i!!s >VILLI.i.>I H., auctioneer and commis-
sion merchant, 53-1 Market, dwl 22G SHotwell
Cummings iS: Sons (ir(W((KiiCifmHiuij/»-, iVilliaiit Jr., and
Luuk Cuintiutujn), watchmakers and jewelers, 32"
Kearny
Cummins A., clerk, dwl 220 Eddy

Cummins Adley H., secretary, general supt Central Pac.

R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl (iOC Folsoni

Cummins Albert S. , first lieutenant Fourth U. S. Artil-

lerj', dwl Presidio Barracks
Cummins Daniel, teamster, dwl 2 Cottage PI
Cummins J., expressman, dwl 350 Ritch
Cunmiins John K., horseshoer City R. R., dwl W s First

Av nr Fourteenth
Cummins L. H., clerk General Passenger and Ticket
Office Central Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth and
To\\^lsend room 19
Cr.lISIIXS PATlieiCK. attorney at law, office 14 and

13 Court Block, 636 Clay, dwl 7* Dikeman PI
Cummins Patrick, clerk Thomas Cummins, dwl SE cor

Mission and Twenty-second
Cummins Patrick, seaman, dwl Fulton House
Cummins Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mission

and Twenty-second
Cummins William L., dwl 134 Fourth
Cunard James F., machinist Union Iron Works, dw SI

Clementina
C'lrXAKD LIXE, from New York and Boston to Liver-
pool, Alfred A. Walcott agent, office 419 California
room 12
Cunard W. R., dwl 127 Kearny
Cuneo Antonio, chicken ranch, E s Old San Jos6 Road nr

Ocean House Road
Cuneo Antonio, laborer, dwl 9 Gaven
Cuneo August, laborer, dwl 324 Vallejo
Cuneo Charles (Cuneo ik Bro.), dwl SE cor Pine and Dup
Cuneo Charles {Charles Cuneo <t Co.), dwl 10 Union PI
Cuneo Charles, laborer with Antoine Rittore, dwl 322^^

Broadway
Cuneo Charles & Co. {Paul Reale), liquor saloon, 539

Washington
Cuneo Domenico, carpenter, dwl 11 Jasper PI
Cuneo Francisco, dwl 10 Union PI
Cuneo G. & Co. ((?. B. Sturla), wines and liquors, 1402

Dupont
Cuneo Giovanni ((?. Cuneo i: Co.), dwl 2 Cadell Alley
Cuneo Giovanni, laborer, dwl Roma Hotel
Cuneo Giovstnni, laborer, dwl Rowland Alley nr Bdwy
Cuneo J. C. (Cuneo ifc Bro.), dwl SE cor Pine and Dupont
Cuneo Joseph, laborer, dwl 11 Jasper PI
Cuneo L., laborer, dwl 222 Francisco, rear
Cuneo Louis, barkeeper Agostino Peaggio, dwl 1622

Stockton •

Cuneo Louis, carpenter, dwl 11 Jasper PI, rear
Cuneo James, laborer D. Ghirardelii, dwl 2 Cadell Alley
Cuneo Maria (widow), dw 1113 Kearny
Cuneo Michael, laborer, dwl 222 Francisco
Cuneo Stefano, fruit peddler, dwl 427 Pacific
Cuneo & Bro. (J. C. d: Charles Cuneo), fruits and cigars,

SE cor Pine and Dupont
Cunha Cosme Joseda, bookkeeper Jos6 Barcejlos, dwl 415

Drumm
Cunicich Jacob, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Cunliffe Harry, machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl 32 Minna
Cunliffe John, clerk, dwl liik Fourth
Cunliffe William, dwl 1807 Jessie
Cunlisse Margaret Mrs., fruits and confectionery, 149

Second, dwl 28 Minna
Cunnane Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1931 Howard
Cunnane Peter (Cunnane A Farrell), dwl 418 Grove
Cunnane k FuTreli (I\-ter Ciinnane undMichael FarrelV),

wood and coal, NE cor Fulton and Octavia
Cunnitf James, laborer, dwl N s Dorland nr Dolores
Cunnitf M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Cunniff Peter S., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 504

Sixth
Cuimigan Patrick, laborer, dwl 90S Sansom, rear
Cunningham A. S., clerk delivery department Wells,

Fargo & Co., dwl 1141 Park Av
Cunningham Annie Miss, dwl 210 Eddy
Cunningham Asa, dwl 114 Eddy
Cunningham Bernard, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

cor Louisiana and Sien-a
Cunningham Bernard, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Cunningham Bridget (widow), dwl 315 Geary, rear

Cunningham Cliarles, salesman George Haas & Co., dwl

704j Mission
Cuimingham Charles, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7

Steuart
Cunningham Commodore Mrs., dwl 330 Eddy
Cunningham Daniel, hostler City R. R., dwl 6 Cleveland
Cunningham Edward, coachman Robert Barton, dwl 1116

Bush
Cunningham Frank, hackdriver, dwl 537 Third
Cunningham Frank, real-estate agent, office 612 Mer-
chant, dwl 1415 Powell
Cunningham Frank E., clerk Frank Cunningham, dwl

1415 Powell
Cunningham Francis J. , carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tor}', dwl NE cor Filbert and Jones
Cunningliam G. Loring, clerk ilacondray & Co. , dwl 621

Folsom
Cuniuiingham George W. , blacksmith, dwl 424} Clem
Cunningham Howard F., bookkeeper Jolin M. Burtsell,

dwl 911 Polk
Cunningham J., dwl 636 Commercial
Cunningham James, carriagepainter, dwl 4 Harrison Av
Cunningham James, helper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

908^ Folsom ,

Cunningham James, mason S. F. Gas Light Co.,4|w! 841

Harrison
Cunningham James, porter Verandah Lodgings, 509 Wash
Cvmningham James, poultry dealer, dwl 602 Minna
Cunningham James, teamster Torrens ilt Eiiricht, 1520

Clay
Cunningham James, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Cunningham James Mrs. (widow), dwl 433 Clementina
Cunningham James A., lumber stevedore, dwl 415 How-
ard, rear
Cunningham John, dwl 536 Mission
Cuwningham John, dwl United States Hotel
Cunningliam John, cabinetmaker, dwl 5i Bowie Av
Cunningham John, carpenter, dwi 213 Gough
Cunningham John, caniagewasher Lenharc, Brady & Co.
Cunningham John, clerk Frank Jloran, dwl 422 Fourth
Cunningham John, expressman, dwl 306 Fremont
Cunningham John, helper S. F. Gas liight Co., dwl 7 Te-
hama
Cunningham John, hostler, dwl 918 Geary
Cunningham John, hostler James Tomkinson, dwl 536 Miss
Cunningham John, laborer Brick Preserving Co., dwl 8

King
Cunningham John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Cunningham John, machini^ Garcin & Son, dwl 39 Minna
Cunningham John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

cor Bryant and Eighteenth
Cunningham John, mason S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 841

Harrison
Cunningham John, painter City Hall, dwl 67 Minna
Cunningham John, ijeddler, dwl N\V cor Harrison and

Ninth »

Cunningham John, porter Deloche & Corthay, dwl 1230

Pacific
Cunning-ham John, wood, coal, hay, and grain, N s

Twenty -fourth nr Bryant
Cunningham John A. , contractor and builder, dwl 552 Stev-
enson
Cunningham John J., clerk Coimty Recorder, dwl 424J

Clementina
Cunningham John Q. A., captain Governor Dana, dwl

W s Dolores bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Cr»XI.\C;HAM JOHN S., U. S. Navy Pay Director,

office 434 California, dwl Palace Hotel
Cunningham John W., hackman, plaza, dwl SW cor

Twenty -second and Columbia
Cunningham Joseph, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Cunningham Kate Miss, domestic Mrs. M. H. Yates, 108

Ellis
Cunningham Lawrence, bookkeeper Shea, Bocqueraz &

McKee, dwl 625 Grove
Cunningham Lewis, capitalist, office 116 LeidesdorS, dwl

Grand Hotel
Cunningham Mary Miss, necktiemaker James N. Wat-
kins, dwl 433 Clementina
Cunningham Michael, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 1129 Har I
Cunningham Michael, master stm Cora, dwl 1425 Hyde I
Cunningham Michael, stairbuilder, dwl 10 Howard Court
Cunningham Michael, woolsorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen

Factory, dwl 927 Filbert :

Cunningham Owen, hostler City R. R., dwl 1446 Minna
Cuiiiiingham P., caiker, dwl 509 Washington
Cunningliam Parian R., superintendent Excelsior Mills,

dwl 9 O'Farrell i

Cunningham Patrick, dwl 24 Dora

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Cunningham Patrick, bootmaker U. W. C Boot and Shoe

Co. , dwl 8(>ft Guerrero
Cunniiii^hani Patrick, carpenter, dwl 138 Pura
Cunningham Patrick, laborer, dwl 154 Shipley
Cunningham Peter, carpenter, dwl 1812 Oe;vry
Cunningham Peter, assistant engineer stm Fidelitcr, dwl

18i Gilbert
Cunningham Peter, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 305 Na-

toma
Cunningham Peter, seaman O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Cunningham Philip J., clerk Coyte k B<iyd, dwl 433 Clem-
entina
C\inningham R. A., musician, dwl International Hotel
Cunningham R. D., teamster Pacific Transfer Co.
Cunningham Robert, shipcalker, dwl SO.S Bn'ant
CMnniTigham Robert, showman, dwl 824 Kearny
Cunningham Robert B., clerk Falkuer, Bell i Co., dwl

721 California
Cunningham Samuel, engineer Hinckley & Co., dwl 158

Perrj-
Cunningham Sanford, clerk City and Co. Hospital
Cunningham Simon, metalroofer Daniel J. Daly, dwl All

Nation's Hotel
Cunningham Simon D., dwl 1325 Washington
Canningham Stephen J., electrot\'per .Joseph Winterbum

& Co., dwl 707 Hyde
Cunningham Thomas, dwl 4241^ Clementina
Cimniugham Thomas, hackman cor Third and Market,

dwl 38S D<jlores
Cunningham Thomas, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
Cxmningbam Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 703 Da\is
Cunningham Thomas, seaiuan stm Orizaba, Broadway St.

Wharf
Cunningham Thomas F., mason, dwl 1129 Harrison
Cunningham Thomas H., dwl 305 Kearny
Cunningham Thomas J. , bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and

Shoe Co., dwl S s Railroad Av nr Dolores
Cunningham Thomas M. Rev. , pa.<;tor Presbyterian Church

Mechanics' Pa\ilion, dwl Windsor House
Cunningham Thomas S. , operator Western Union Tele-
graph Co. , dwl 217 Kearny
Cunningham Thomas W., bookkeeper S. McHenry & Co.,

res Oakland
Cunningham W., stairbviilder Langland & Leach
CXmningham William, laborer Thomas Kelly, dwl 507J

Leavenworth, rear
Cunningham William, receiving teller Merchants' Ex-
change Bank, dwl 330 Eddy
Cunningham "William E., carpenter Eckfeldt & Co., dwl

Twenty-second bet Columbia and Alabama
Cunningham William Vf., salesman Treadwell & Co., dwl

99 Stevenson
Cunningham Z. H. & Co. (Leonard Fisher), carriage

manufacturers, 654-658 Howard
Cunningham Zina H. (Z. H. Cunningham <fc Co.), dwl

« 324 Fell
CrXMXiHAM'S WAREHOI SE, .James W. Cox &

Co. proprietors, NW cor Front and Green
Cunze William, cook William T. Foster, dwl Jessie bet

Third and Fourtn
Cupel A; Tiger Silver Mining Co. (Arizona), C. J. Eaton

secretary, office 402 Montgomery room 7
Cura John, Austrian Benev. Soc. 71 New Montgomery
Curdle .James, bootcrimper, dwl 3.37 Ecker
Curdy .James, dwl 41 Minna

Curdy Michael J., hatter, dwl NE cor Pine and Steiner
t'ureton James E., laborer International Hotel, 824Kear
Curin John, laborer, dwl 819 Sansom, rear
Curl Alfred, basketmaker Victor Navlet, dwl 22 Turk
Curland John, janitor, dwl 1121 Mission
Curlett Alexander, draftsman William Curlett, dwl 509

Franklin
Curlett William, architect, office 330 Pine room 61, dwl

.509 Franklin
Curley Catharine (widow), dwl 519 Shotwell
Ciirley Cornelius, expressman, dwl N s Harrison nr Tenth
Curley James, drajnnan E. Keale & Co., dwl 109 Perry
Curley James, expressman, cor Halleck and Sansom, dwl

Green nr Stockton
Curle\- James, liquor saloon, NW cor Valencia and Twen-
ty-sixth
Curley J. H. & Co., merchant tailors, 32 Montgomery
Curler John, dwl SW cor Potrero Av and Twenty-second
Curley John, grocer, dwhSlSi Fifth
Curley John, laborer, dwl 93 Cx)lt<jn
Curley John, laborer, dwl 1.59 Minna
Curley John, laborer, dwl 705 Hayes
Curley John, laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot of Fourth,

Long Bridge

Curley John, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co.

Curley John, watchman, dwl 829 A'allejo

Curley John, watchman Myers, Weighel & Co., dwl SW

c<ir Ninth and Harrison
Curlev John H. (J. H. Curley <t Co.), dwl N s Harrison

nr Tenth _
Curley Michae* hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 251

Perry
Curley iiichael, laborer, dwl 73 Jessie
Curley Michael, trackrepairer Sutter St R. R., dwl 225

Austin
Curley Michael J., stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl

141 Second
Curley Patrick, horseshoer John Grace, dwl 109 Perty
Curlev Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Willow Av bet Eddy and

EHis
Curley Patrick, liquor saloon, 268 Brannan
Curley I>atrick, milkman A. T. Noble & Co., dwl cor San

Jose .\v^nd Thirtieth
Curlev Peter, hostler Clayburg & Brandenstein, dwl 110

Post
Curley Thomas, horseshoer John Grace, dwl 215 Stev
Cm-ley Thomas, laborer Hucks, Lambert & Greene, dwl E

sBuchanan bet Tyler and McAllister
Curlev Thomas, packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 519 Shot-
well
Curley William, marblepolisher, dwl 982 Harrison
Curran Bernard, cutter Wright & Harmon, dwl 901 Bush
Curran Bernard, hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 178 Stev
Curran Charles H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl cor

Louisiana and Sierra
Curran Daniel, hostler Bay District Fair Grounds
Curran Daniel A., whitener Pelky & Duncan, dwl 134 Post
Curran David, hostler, dwl E s Central Av bet Post and

Sutter
Curran Dennis, cook ^^^lat Cheer House
('l'RK.4\ HI'OII, proprietor Franklin Hotel, 414 and

416 Pacific
Ciuran James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Georgia

nr Shasta
Curran James, teamster Starbird & Goldstone, dwl 70

Brady
Curran John, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3 S. F.

F. D.
Curran John, groceries, liquors, hay, grain, wood and

coal, SE cor Sixteenth and Guerrero
Curran John, ticket agent Central Pac. R, R. Co. Oak-

•land Ferrj', dwl Russ House
Curran John E., carpenter, dwl 321 Clementina
Curran JnsciJh, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factorj', dw'l

11 White PI
Curran Mary (widow), dwl 3l1 Clementina
Curran Mary Miss, shoefltter D.W. Emerson, dwl Sansom

nr Brojidway
Curran Marj- Mrs. , teacher Lincoln Primarj* School
Curran Michael, baker>-, 717 Brannan
Curran ilichael, longshoreman, dwl S'Zik Broadway
Curran Patrick, barkeeper, dwl 336 Vallejo
Curran Patrick, clerk John Curran, dwl sE cor Sixteenth

and Guerrero
Curran Patrick, first assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.

Montana
Curran Patrick, hostler, dwl 412 Drunmi
Curran Patrick, liquor saloon, NW cor Fourth and Berrj-
Curran Patrick, shoemaker Einstein Bros, k Co.
Curran Patrick H., fruiterer, 410 Grove
Ciuran Sanmel, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 532

Howard
Curran Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 41 Clementina
Curran Thomas, fruits, 60S Howard, dwl 660 Howard
Curran Thcimas, laborer superintendent streets
Curran Thomas H., special policeman, Jwl Golden Gate

Hotel
Curran Timothy, shoemaker, dwl 815 Jessie
Currell Charlesj French and Spanish intensreter, dwl 43

Tehama
Currey Charles, book canvasser, dwl 66 Shipley
Currev J., carpenter Terrill & Slaven, 717 Seventeenth
Currey John (Currey d- Evanx), dwl 1003 Sutter
Currev Joseph Svlvester, assaver, dwl 24 Sixth
Cl'BREY «K EVA>S (John Currey awl Oliver P.

Evan«), attorneys at law, office 504 Kearny
Currey. See Currie and Curry
Currie A. L., confectionerj', stationery, and news depot,

519 Taylor
Currie Donald, carpenter, dwl 107 Grove
Currie James (George Duncan d- Co.), dwl 652 Market
Currie John, seaman, dwl 423 East
Currie R. O. Mrs. (widow), dwl 519 Taylor

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Ciirrie Robert, cai-penter, dwl S 8 Locust Av bet McAllis-
ter and Tyler
Currie Robert, foreman .lames Harlow, dwl 924 JIcAUister
Cin-rie Robert Mrs. (widow), dwl lOSTJ Folsom
Currie Thomas, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 311

Fourth
Currie Thomas T., hackdriver Lenhart, Bfady & Co., dwl

NW cor 0"Farrell and Leavenworth
CuiTie. See Currie and Currj-
Currier Albert, butcher Uifford & Ames, dwl cor Seventh

and Jessie
CvuTier Amos, picture dealer, dwl 70S Larkin
Currier Charles H., pump and blockniaker, 28 Market,

dwl 14 Jessie bet Seventh and Eighth
Currier C. Vi'. , cabinetmaker, dwl 7"21 Brj'ant
Currier John B., drajTuan Crane & Brigham, dwl 37 Val-
paraiso
Currier John M., clerk State Board of Tide Land Coimuis-

sioners, dwl 917 Filbert
Currier Joseph H., drajanan Crane & Brigham, dwl 2012

Taylor
Currier M. Mrs., teacher Union Grammar School, dwl
Currier Matthew, carpenter, dwl 305 Taylor
Currier Pheobe (widow), dwl 240 Tehama
Currier William, merchant, dwl Russ House
Currier William E., capitalist, dwl 528 Pine
Currier William D., clerk Gsorge S. Haskell
Currington Rosa Miss, dwl 1708 Stockton

Curry , machinist Union Iron Works

Curry Alexander, seaman stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf

Curry Charles, nursery, cor Bakel- and Bay

Currj' Daniel, painter, dwl 249 Clara

Curry David, tinsmith Locke & Monta.giie, dwl 614 Pine

Curry Donald, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S s Shasta

nr Michig'an
Curry Eliza Miss, bootbinder, dwl 9 Howard Court
Currj' Elizabeth (widow), dwl NE cor Bush and Franklin
Ciirrv Edward J., cutter John H. Tobin, dwl 127 Kearny
CURRY FRAXt'IS I., proprietor S. F. Boiler Works,
NW cor Harrison and Main, dwl N s Page bet Bu-
chanan and Lagiina
Curry Forest, clerk Methodist Book Depositor}', dwl 66

Shi pi 8}'
Curry Harris, laborer, dwl N s Twenty-seconfl nr Mission
Currj' Hugh, laborer, dwl McClellan nr Cortland Av, Ber-

nal Heights
Curry John (If. Curry ct Brother), dwl 450 Bryant
Curry John, barkeeper Clemeut Dixon, dwl S s Brosnan

nr Fourteenth
Curry John, painter, dwl 334 ■Third, rear
Curry Luke, liquor saloon, SW cor Seventh and Folsom,

dwl 12i Dora
Curry Mary (widow), dwl 240 Fifth
Curry Michael, laborer, dwl 1317 Sacramento
Curry Michael, laborer superintendent streets
Curry N. & Brother (John Curry), guns, pistols, and

sporting materials, 113 Sansom
Curry Nathaniel (iV. Curry & Brother), dwl 408 Sixth
Curry Patrick, deputy superintendent streets, dwl 278

Tehama
Cuny Patrick, laborer, dwl 278 Minna
Curry Patrick, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
Cun-y Richard, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Polk

nr Broadway
Curry Thomas, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building,

dwl 316 Beale
Curry William, hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 6 Harlan PI
Curry William H. , insurance agent, dwl 111 Welsh
t'JRTAZ BEXJAMIx\, importer pianos, 20 O'Farrell
Curtella John, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Curtella Nicholas, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
('irRTTIiX C'ALAIIAX, drv goods, 601 and 603 Market,

cor Second (Grand Hot'el), dwl 318 Ellis
Curtin Cornelius J. , ])orter C:alahan Curtin, dwl 13 Polk
Curtin Daniel, peddler, dwl N s Twenty-fourth nr Noe
Curtin Edward, dwl 120 Seventh
Curtin Ellen, chambermaid Russ House
Curtin Eugene, boilermaker, dwl S s Hickory Av bet

Octavia and Gough
Curtin Henry, stockbroker, dwl 28 First
Curtin J., cooper, dwl 3 King
Curtin James, special policeman, dwl 1336 Pacific
Curtin John, proptr F\ilton House, 112 Steuart
Curtin Michael, laborer, dwl N s Courtland Av nr Scott,

Bernal Heights
Curtin Michael J., clerk Stack & Lacombe, dwl 306 Jessie
Curtin Patrick, laborer, dwl Tenth Av nr Railroad, South
S. F.

Curtin Thomas, expressman, dwl S 8 Hickory Av bet

Octavia and Gough
Curtin Timothv, seaman, dwl Green Court
Curtis, Abbott & Co. (H'. P. Curtix, 0. J. and C. S. Ab-
bott), general connnission and produce merchants,
403 Davis and 202 Washington
Curtis Carlton, clerk Charles S. Eaton, dwl 937 Sutter
Curtis Charles, laborer, dwl 15^ Tehama
Curtis Charles, master mariner, dwl 712 Sutter
Curtis Charles, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Curtis Charles S., mining, dwl 22 Twelfth
Curtis Christopher S., lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 1103

Powell
Curtis E., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl NW cor

Third and Berrj'
Curtis E. DeF., physician, dwl 520 Sutter
Curtis Edward E. , laborer Mission Bay Warehou.se
Curtis Edwin, clerk I. Friedlander, dwl 524 Howard
Curtis E. H. Mrs. (widow), dwl 407 Stevenson
Curtis Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 511 Stockton
Curtis E. M., expressman North Point Wareliouse
Curtis Frank W., clerk Hickox & Spear, dwl 301 Jones
Curtis George W., policeman City Hall, dwl 26 Howard

Court
Curtis H. Pelham, major U. S. A. judge advocate de-
partment California, office 105 Stockton, dwl 401 ^"an
Ness Av
Curtis James (James Curtis S Co.), dwl E 8 Mission nr

Twentieth
Curtis James, waiter stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf
Curtis James & Co., marine drugstore, SE cor Steuart

and Market
Curtis James M., wine and spirit commission merchant,

434 Jackson, dwl 444 Bartlett
Curtis J. B. , collector Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl 15

Washington Av
Curtis Jeremiah, tailor, 208 Dnmim, dwl 27 Jessie
Curtis John, architect, dwl 12S9 Taj'lor
Curtis John, cigar dealer, dwl 217 Seventh
Curtis John, clerk Claus Otten, dwl 1401 Stockton
Curtis John, hamessmalvcr, dwl 630 Commercial
Curtis John & Son (Laurence Curtis), fish dealers, 232

Fifth, dwl 403 Clementina
Curtis John B., salesman Woodworth, Schell & Co., dwl

422 Tj'ler
Curtis John M., butcher George E. Mowatt, dwl 4 Clem
Curtis John P., carpenter and builder, 320 Jackson, dwl

515 Folsom
Curtis John W. (Pearson C. <fc Co.), dwl Morton Hoiise
Curtis J. R., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post,
Curtis Lawrence (John Curtis it- Son), dwl 403 Clem
Curtis Leila & Co. (Mrs. L. (Chamberlain, Miss Eleanor
P. (ribbons, and Mrs. Mary Richardson), wood en-
gravers and designers, 606 Montgomery
Curtis Mary (widow), dwl 427 Greenwich
Curtis Michael, engineer, dwl 445 Clementina p

Curtis Richard, tanner. Mission Creek bet Santa Clara
and Eighteenth, dwl SE cor Channel and Santa Clara
Curtis Samuel T., mining, dwl 1217 California
Curtis Sidney W., salesman John MoUoy, dwl 709 Har
Curtis T. C.,' clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 1405 Wash
Curtis Thomas, porter M. Ehrman & Co., dwl 529 Stev
Curtis Thomas M. , clerk Hathaway's Warehouse, dwl cor

Santa Clara and Kansas
Curtis U. Z., student, dwl 21 Powell
Curtis Warren P. (Curtis, Abbott d: Co.), dwl 70S Hayes
Curtis W. B. , carpenter, dwl 636 Commercial
Curtis William T., clerk, dwl 299 Taylor
Curtis. See Curtaz
t'URTISS CMAKLES S., mining secretary, office 419

California room 19, dwl 22 Twelfth
Curtiss Edward, stockbroker, dwl 143 Third
Curtiss Frank, ironmoulder, dwl 547 Ht)ward
Curtiss Jessie, stock dealer, dwl 143 Tliird
Curtiss John B., collector Spring Valley Water Works,

dwl 15 Washington Av
Curtiss Samuel S. , collector WTieeler & Wilson Manuf .

Co., dwl 22 Twelfth
Curtoys William J., laborer, dwl 16 Scott PI
Curwey James, dwl 869 Market
Curvin Patrick, gardener, dwl 645 Post
Cusack James, clerk James Deely, dwl SW cor Polk and

Pine
Cusack Patrick, carpenter, dwl N s Washington bet Fill-
more and Steiner *
Cusack Richard, upholsterer, dwl 270 First
Cusack Thomas, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clinton

and Brannan
Cusack Thomas, ironmoulder, dwl 270 First

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

p. VAN 5CHAACZ & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

Cusack Thomas, shipcalker, dwl 2617 Htirrison

Cusiick William, stevedore, dwl 335 Beale

Cusack. Sf« Ciisick

Cusaiiovich (feorjce, Austrian Bene v. Soc., 71 Kew Mont

Cusbert .lohn, carpenter, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mont-

guinery and Sansoni
Cusheon J. I)., dwl 824 Bush

Cusheon John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl long Bridge
Cushiufj Benjamin F. , calker, dwl US h-y Av
Cushinir Charles A., tinsmith, dwl N s" Pacific Av, bet

Fillmore and Steiner
Gushing Charles D., local agent Union Insurance Co., dwl

Grand Hotel
d'JiHI.N'fi <'ll.iRLE»« H., secretary State Investment
and Insurance Co., office 218 Sansoni, res San Leandro
Cushiu!^ E., dwl 15 Hyde
Cushing E. Miss, fancy goods, dwl 310 Third
Cushing E. D. & Co., market, 157 Tliird
Cusliii\g Edward D. (£. D. Ciixhiiui ,(■ Co.), dwl 718 How
Cushing Eliza H. Mrs., dwl 71S Howard
Cushing Ellen Miss, principal Tyler St. Primary School,

dwl 304 Leavenworth
Cushiiiir Oeorge E., carpenter, dwl 1210 Pacific
Cushing .John, special policeman, dwl 411 Sansora
Cushing N"ich>>las,laborer E. Mitchell, dwl 434 Sixth
Cushing Kobert, office 315 Battery, dwl 403 Leavenworth
Cushing Thiinias liev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's

Church, dwl 744 Mission
Cushing Viiinev, superintendent Frear Stone Ca, dwl

lOOS Cnay '
Cushing William, Ship Calkers' Assn, 113 First
Cushingham Sarah (widow), dwl 625 Larkin
Cushmau Charles D., cashier Palaoe Hotel, dwl 2017 How
Cushman Hellen M. Mrs., piano teacher, dwl327 0'Farrell
Cushman John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Cushuian Levi, clerk, dwl 318 Minna
Cushman R. Tomisend, dwl NE cor Second and Folsom
Cushuian William, dwl S.33 Pacific
Cushnic George, Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf.
Cusick James, foreman Josiah H. Swain, dwl 1 Grant PI
Cusick James, laborer, dwl 19 Minna
Cusick James, laborer Berrjinan & Doyle, dwl 534 Natoma
Cusick James E., plumber, dwl 1805 Mission
Cusick John, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 902 How
Cusick John, cartman John Moore, res Oakland
Cusick Margaret Mrs., fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 902

Howard
Cusick Michael, boilermaker Pac. Boiler Works, dwl 270

First
Cusick Patrick F., groceries and liquors, SW cor Nine-
teenth and Capp
Cusick Thomas, calker L. S. Allen
Cusick Thomas, dwl N s O'Connell PI nr Vallejo
Cusick Thomas J., plumber Matthew O'Brien, dwl NW

cor First and Folsom
Ciisick William, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Cusick. See Cusack
Cusini Bernard, dwl 105 Clinton
CI'STOM HOl'SE BLOCK, SE cor .San and Sac
CrSTOM UOtSiE I". S., NW cor Washington and

Batterv
Cuthbert Charles, whitener, 221 Fourth, dwl 316 Minna
Cuthbert John, shipcaqienter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Cuthbert John, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl SW cor

Sixteent^i and Valencia
Cuthbert Joseph D., salesman W. & J. Sloane, dwl 32

Eincon PI
Cuthljert WiUiam, compositor Donald Bmce, dwl 1505

Montwmery
Cuthbertson Walter J., architect, dwl 1025 Vallejo
Cutlar Roger, dentist, office 715 Clay, dwl 113 Taylot
Cutler Acors S., engineer Pac. Reflnerj- and Bullion Tlx-

change, dwl 516 Seventh
Cutler Charles, dwl 13^ Park Av
Cutler Charles W., bookkeeper Willcox & Gibbs'.Sewing

Machine Co., dwl 911 Folsom
Cutler Edward, dwl 980 Harrison
Cutler Edwin W., tinsmith, dwl 249 Tehama
CITLKK ELIJ.IH B., general agent Willcox & Gibbs'

Sewing Machine Co., Ill Post, dwl 1737 Broadway
Cutler Joseph, carriagepainter, dwl 13.} Park Av
Cutler Mary (w-idow), dwl 13i Park Av
Cutler Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 527 Folsom
Cutler Franklin, laborer, dwl 504 Broadway
Cutten Edward L. {£. M. A tchiiison d: Co.), dwl 418 Geaiy

Cutter Capt. , dwl 737 Howard

Cutter Aaron, master mariner, dwl 22 Metcalfe PI
Cutter Benjamin B. {Kirkpatrick, Cutter d: Co.), dwl 111
Fell

Cutter Cornelius,- laborer, dwl 449 Natoma

Cutter Daniel (Smith, Cutter <t Co.), dwl 335 Clementina

Cutter Edward, cook, dwl 980 Harrison

Cutter Edward B., bookkeeper George W. McNear, dwl

1612 California
Cutter Edwin W., tinsmith James De La Montanya, dwl

240 Tehairta
Cutter F. .1., clerk County Tax Collector's Office, dwl 22

Metcalfe PI
Cutter Horace F., real estate, office 523 Montgomery
Cutter James, painter, dwl 1180} Harrison
Cutter James H. {Lowry <(• Co.), dwl 1614 California
Cutter Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 449 Natoma
Cutter J. H. (widow), dwl 1614 California
Cutter John, laborer, dwl 449 Natoma
Cutter Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 449 Natoma
Cutter Samuel L., attorney at law, office 302 Montgomery

room 20, dwl NW cor Mission and Twenty-second
Chitting Calvin W., engineer Southern Pac. R. R,, dwl 521

Valencia
Cutting Edwin, dwl Ws San Jos6 Av nr Twenty-sixth
(Jutting Eugene A., driver S. F. Laundry, dwl W s San

Jose nr Twenty -sixth
Cutting Francis, vice-president Cutting Packing Co., res

Boston, Mass
Cutting Lewis, machinist Cutting Packing Co., dwl 332

Bryant -f*

Cutting Lewis H. Jr., clerk Marcus C. Hawlej' & Co., dwl

316 Pine
CUTTIX<i P.4€KI.VC <"0. Sidney M. Smith president,

Francis Cutting vice-president, manufacturers of

hennetieally sealed goods, 17-41 Main
Cuville William, expressman, cor Bush and Montgomery,

dwl 537 Stevenson, rear
CMyer Noah, coo]^r, dwl 218 Broadway
Cuzulich .Stephen, Austrian Benev. Soc. , 71 New Mont
Cyclops Engine and Machine Works, Tait & Hainque,

proprietors, 113 and 115 Beale
Cypiot F. Mrs., furnished rooms, 23 Stockton
Czapkay L. J., physician, office and dwl 620 Washington

room 17
Czamowsky Charles, musician Bella Union Theater, dwl

NW (^y and Dupont

ID.

D'AscONA Alexa>T)ER D. , teacher, dwl 511 Franklin
D'Ancona David A., salesman H. Liebes & Co., dwl 511

Franklin nr Mc.\llistcr
D'Ancona Gerson, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
D'Arcy Alice Miss, teacher Stockton St, Primary School,

dwl 2 Torrens Court
D'Arcy Edward, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 133 Folsom
D'Arcy Eleanor (widow), dwl 2 ToiTens Court
D'Arcy George H. , bookkeeper Z. H. Cunningham &Co.,

dwl 651 Howard
D'Arcy James, plasterer, dwl 662 Willow Av
D'Arcy James F. , dwl 570 Howard
D'Arcv Joseph J., harnessmaker John O'Kane, dwl 662

W'illow Av
D'Arcy John, bakery, 420 Third
D'Arcy John A. , plasterer, dwl 570 Howard
D'Arcy Patrick, second steward Grand Hotel
D'Arcy Thomas, carpenter, dwl 6 Mission
D'Arcy Thomas, carpenter, dwl 864 Folsom
D'Arcy William, shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
D'.\rcy William H. , plasterer, dwl 662 Willow Av
D'Arcy. See Darcj"

D'Eloin Alexander, picture frames, 1204 Market, dwl Stev-
enson bet Sixth and Seventh
D'Erloch A., mechanical engineer and draughtsman Ris-

don I. and L. Works
D'Evers Arthur, dwl 1419 California
D'Hirry Charles (Schottler X- Co.), dwl 238 Kearny
D'Hirrj- Paul, dwl 238 Kearnv
D'Henry Paul {Falk A- Co.), dwl 257 Tehama
D'Olier'john, porter A. Roman & Co., dwl 1 Burritt
D'Or Cesar, head cook Grand Hotel
Da Costa Josei)h, carpenter, dwl 11 Hickory Av
Daasen Henrj-, carjjenter, dwl 133 Gough
Dabenthal D. A., dwl 12 Perry
Daberer H. , merchant, dwl 420 Jackson
Dabovich Andrew, waiter, dwl 900} Filbert
DaboNich Elias, waiter Matteo Cressaglio, dwl 9 Dupont
Dabovich George, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont-

gomerv
Dabo^ch John, fruit, 1000 Market, dwl 31 Eddy

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Dabovich Nicholas, foreign and domestic fruit, 207 Wash-
ington, dwl 2004 Taylor

Dacey Matthew, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl E s Wliite nr Vallejo

Daclin Charles {Mangcot <{• D.), dwl 2 Wetmore PI

Daclin Emil, blacksmith Mangeot & Daclin, dwl 2 Wet-
more PI

Daclin Eugene, blacksmith Mangeot & Daclin, dwl 2 Wet-
more PI

Dacy P., sawyer Mechanics' Mill, dwl 178 Minna

Daey R., metre clerk Spring Valley Water W. Co.

Daday Cornelius, stairbuilder, dwl 5 Moulton PI

DadeArthur Z. , teacher music, dwl 95 Montgomery Block

Dade William, dwl 519 Mission

Dadlebach Morris, junk dealer, dwl 175 Clara

Daegener William, dwl -2203 Fillmore

Daehnhard Herman, coal, 110 Jackson, dwl 115 Oregon

Daevel Otto, driver Merrifleld & Rosener, dwl NE cor
Eleventh and Folsom

Daffront Justin M., waiter Lucien & Lacoste, dwl 619
Stockton

Dagany Eugene, proprietor North Beach Blanket Clean-
ing Establishment, dwl 2212 Taylor

Dagany John, clerk Eugene Dagany, dwl 2212 Taylor

Dageman N., butcher, dwl 315 O'Farrell

Daggett Richard, laborer, dwl E s Mission nr Eighteenth

Daggett W. P., hack, NE coi^ush and Keaniy, dwl 31S
Third

Dagnall James B., dwl 1127 Folsom

Dagnall James B. Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 1127 Folsom

DAHL B. F. «!: CO., stockbrokers and real-estate
agents, office 405A California

Dahl Bjame F. (B. F. Dcikl A- Co.), dwl 313 Kearny

Dahl Christojiher, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mason
and Pacific

Dahl Henrj- (Breaing d- D.), dwl 12 Howard

Dahl Peter, barkeeper Stephen O. Erickson, dwl 10 Jack

Dahl Theodore, sailmaker John S. Blakiston, dwl 16 Lang-
ton

Dahlen Francis, dwl 606 Greenwich

Dahler Henry M. G., captain bark Grace Roberts, dwl NE
cor Market and Noe

Dahlgren Gustavus, captain schr Anne HerB|ini, bulk-
head bet Washington and Jackson

Dahlgrist Isaac, tailor S. C. Eim, dwl 540 Fourth

Dahlmann C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Brannan and Eighth

Dahlmann Charles (Charles Dahlmann & Co.), dwl 324
Geary

D.4HLM.V\\ rHARLE»» «t CO. (Adolph B. Roth and
A. A. Kline), manufacturers and importers men's
and bo}"s' clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 124
and 126 Sansom

Dahlmann Nathaniel, bookkeeper, dwl 1014 Stockton

Dahlton Oliver, carpenter Thompson Bros., dwl Ns Twen-
ty-third bet Brjant and York

Dahm Charles, astrologer, office and dwl 7 Stockton

Dahmke Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Berry
and Ritch

Daigneau Frank, passenger agent H. P. Stanwood, office
121 Montgomery, dwl 107 Natoma

Daigneau Julian, carpenter, dwl 90 Ninth

Dailey James, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Eighth and Brannan

Dailey James, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 816
Mission

Dailey il., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SWcor Bran-
nan and Eighth

Dailey M., laborer, dwl 22 Turk

Dailev Thomas, cartman, dwl Beideman bet Ellis and
fJ'Farrell

Dailey Thomas, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1304 Polk

Dailey Timothy, boatman, dwl SW cor Davis and Vallejo

Dailey. See Daily, Daley, and Daly

Daily Annie Miss, domestic W. Bosworth, 125 Ellis

Dial}' Cornelius, painter, dwl 318| Ritch

Daily Henry, driver Larkins & Sposito,.dwl Main bet Har-
rison and Bryant

Daily James, blacksmith Z. H. Cunningham & Co., dwl
65 Natoma

Daily James, laborer, dwl 434 Natoma

Daily John, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 512 Mission

Daily Mary (widow), dwl 1220 Powell

Daily Owen, wiper Southern Pac. R. R.

Daily Patrick, laborer, dwl 26 Freelon, rear

Daily Register, George A. Ware publisher, office 1250 How

Dain WiUiam, milkman W. A. Bateman, dwl 353 Tehama

Daily, William, fxirter Davis & Cowell, dwl 78 Everett

Daily. See Dailey, Daley and Daly

Daingerficld M. E. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U.
S. Mint, dwl 002 Leavenworth

Daingerfield William P., judge Twelfth District Court,
Chambers 45 Montgomery Block, dwl 723 Sutter

Daislej' John, boxmaker George W. Swan k Co.

Daiss Edmund (Becklcr it I).), dwl NE cor Dnpont and
Pine

Daisy Deane Silver Mining Co. (Arizona), office 314 Cal

Dake E. C. & Co. (J. O. McKoicn), clothing and gents'
furnishing goods, 15 Keamv

Dake Edmund C. {E. C. Bake i Co.), dwl 1703 Turk

Dakin Charles W., messenger Western Savings and Trust
Co., dwl 1517 Geary

Dakin Edwin {Dakin <t Libbey), and president Commercial
Soap Co., dwl 535 Fell

Dakin William, plasterer, dwl 261 Minna

Dakin William J., teacher Chinese and collector Western
Sa\'ings and Trust Co. , dwl 1517 Gearj', rear

DAKI\ »« LIBBEY (Edvin Dakin and John 6. Lib-
bey), commission merchants and dealers bags, SW
cor Clay and Drumm

Dalby Edgar W. , melter Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 611 Turk

Dale Albert, clerk Martin Dale, dwl 765 Harrison

Dale Alfred C. , salesman John S. Han4, dwl 765 Har

Dale Charles, dwl 510 Larkin

Dale Martin, contractor, dwl 765 Harrison

Dale Oliver, sparmaker, dwl W s Kentucky nr Mariposa

Dale Robert C., clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl 14 Oak

Daley , milliner, dwl 431 Vallejo, rear

Daley Barney, coachman James Shea, American Exchange

Daley Bernard, molder Union Iron Works

Daley Bridget Miss, milliner, dwl 431 Vallejo, rear

Daley Charles H., clerk Johnston & Veasey, dwl 1209
Taylor

Daley C. M., reporter, dwl Nucleus House

Daley Daniel, tanner, dwl 312 Main, rear

Daley David, blacksmith, dwl 20 Clarence PI

Daley Dennis, cartman, dvil 11 O'Farrell Alley

Daley Dennis, laborer. Pacific Rolling Mills

Daley Dennis, marblepolisher, dwl 511 Mission

Daley Edward, seaman, dwl 436 Union

Daley Francis, cutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 431 Val-
lejo

Daley George, seaman stm Pilot, dwl 520 Mission

Daley H. , miner, dwl 22 Turk

Daley Henrj', cutter Einstein Bros. & Co.

Dalej' J., laborer George H. \Miitney, 114Steuart

Daley James, clerk Engineer Department U. S. A., office
i05 Stockton, d«-l Cosmopolitan Hotel

Daley James, bagsewer Ne\ille & Co., 113 Clay

Daley James, blacksmith, dwl 221 Second

Daley James, furnished rooms, 303 Third

Daley James, laborer superintendent streets

Daley James, salesman M. J. Flavin

Daley James, teamster William Kerr, dwl Pacific bet
Front and Davis

Daley James F., cigar dealer, dwl 220 Third

Daley James H., dwl 303 Third

Daley Jeremiah, dwl 304 Beale

Daley John, blacksmith, dwl 37 First

Daley John, collector, dwl 303 Third

Daley John, deckhandstm Julia, Broadway St. Wharf

Dalej' John, helper Phelps Manuf.Co., dwl SWcor Hamp-
shire and Twentv-first

Daley John, laborer A. F. Spear & Co. , 218 Drumm

Daley John, nightwatchman, dwl 431 Vallejo, rear

Daley John, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 268 Stev

Daley John, third officer steamer Ancon, Broadway St.
^Miarf

Daley John H., dwl West End Hotel, Brenham PI

Daley John H., shipcarpenter, dwl 3 Frederick

Daley John H. Mrs., proprietress West End Hotel, Bren-
ham PI

Dale.y John S., third officer Pacific-Mail S. S. Granada

Daley Kate Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary- Keightley, dwl
il O'Farrell Alley

Daley Michael, laborer, dwl 23 Decatur

Daley Michael, laborer, dwl 518 Pacific

Daley Michael, seaman, dwl 431 Vallejo, rear

Daley Patrick, Expressman, cor Wiwhington and Front,
dwl W s Hampshire bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth

Daley Patrick, laborer, dwl 4 Miller PI

Daley Patrick, local policeman, dwl 915 Montgomery

Daley Patrick, stableman Central R. R. Co., dwl 260
Clementina, rear

Daley Patrick H., laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 620
Sixth

BEAMISH'S—lTiicleiis Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Daley Peter, longshoreman, dwl 15 Ohio

Dalev Thomas, cartmaii superintendent streets

Daley Thomas, driver Sutt«r St. R. R., dwl 277 Minna

Daley Thomas, foreman S. F. Gas Li^'ht Co.

Dalev Thomas, local ix)liceman, dwl Thirteenth Av, South

S. F.
Daley Thomas, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Daley Thomas Vincent, tailor Wright & Harmon, dwl 18

Dora
Daley. See Dailey, Daily, and Daly
Dalfino Giovanni, hostler Novella t^ Pitto
Dalgleish Samuel, machinist, dwl 3 Minna
DaK'leish Samuel A., clerk Charles G. Kwinir, dwl 3 Minna
Dalia Gonrge, cook Peter Job, dwl 7 Hincklev
Dall Charles L., nightwatchman l'. S. Mint, dwl 733 Rhvy
Dall Christopher C, sweepcellar melter and refiner's de-
partment U. S. Mint, dwl 733 Broadway
Dall Cornelius, dwl 30() Sutter
Dall George A., clerk melter and refiner's department

U. S. Mint, dwl 733 Broadway
Dall John H., dwl 5 J Keaniy

Dallam F. M., compositor D. M. Bishop |& Co., res Oak-
land
Dallam Richard B. {AnneK <t D.\ dwl 52S Sutter
Dallas Annie Miss, wigmakcr, dwl 7 Hinckley
Dallas George, cook, dwl 7 Hincklev
Dallas Henry, butcher George E. Mowatt, dwl 1323 Stock
Dallas Mar>- Miss, ironer, dwl 7 Hinckley
Dallas William, porter Locke ^^ Mcmtagiie, dwl 205 Sec
Dalldorf Rudt)lf, cook F. William Kamps, dwl 321 Minna
Dallemagne L., jeweler Adolph Bourgoin, dwl 1513 Stock
Dallemand Albert {Frank, Dallcuiand <t Co.), dwl 708

Ellis
Dalliba Henry S., reporter Evening Bulletin, dwl 218

Minna
Dallin R. , Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Dallv Timothy, expressman, cor Fourth and Folsom, dwl

3G1 Eleventh
Dalmada Jacob, seaman, dwl 25 Commercial, rear
Dalmas Charles, cooper Hogan & Co., res Oakland
Dalmas Henrj- B., cooper Hogan & Co., res Oakland
Dalmas William B., coojier Hogan A: Co., res Oakland
Dalogne Francisco, laborer, dwl 620 Broadway
Dalogne Louis, laborer, dwl 620 Broadway
Daljuirto D., drayman Luke G. Sresovich & Co., 519 San
Dalri-mple William H., attorney at law, dwl 603 Wash
Dalton Daniel, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl NE cor

Sutter and Central Av
Dalton Edward, laborer, dwl 220 Lombard
Dalton Edward, Oakland Laundrj-, cor Sixteenth and

Valencia, dwl 231 Fifteenth
Dalton Edward, waiter Occidental Hotel
Dalton Eugene, housepainter, dwl 4 Clay Av
Dalton Evigene, stonemason Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl

X s Pacific Av bet Devisadero and Broderick
Dalton Frank {Dalton d: Gray), dwl NW cor Fair Oaks

and Twenty-sixth
Dalton James, vaquero, dwl 629 Dans
Dalton John, dw-1 360 Jessie
Dalton John, coalpasser stm Hiunboldt, Jackson St.

Wharf
Dalton John, fireman, iwl S s Folsom nr Main
Dalton Martin, dwl 356 Minna

Dalton Marj- Miss, clerk William J. Da^ds, dwl W s Fre-
mont bet Harrison and Bryant
Dalton JIatthew, clerk, dwl 14"0'Farrell
Dalt<in Michael, horse dealer, dwl Xs Quinn bet Valencia

and Guerrero
Dalton Michael, housepainter, dwl SW cor Page and Fill-
more
Dalton Michael, stableman Stuart A. Winall, dwl 58

Jessie
Dalton Michael, teamster Linsley & Church, dwl 15 Ritch
Dalton Patrick, driver Lvons' Brewerv, dwl 317 Francisco
Dalton Patrick E. (Halletf. Bartlctt <(• Z).),dwl 1751 How
Dalton Richard, candy stt>re, 235 Pacific
Dalton William, dwl 58 Jessie
Dalton William H. stonecutter, dwl 120 McAllister
DALTO\ A <iRAY (Frank Dalton and James M.

Gratj), produce commission, 404 and 406 Davis
Dalton. See Dahlton
Daly Andrew, dwl 312 Sixth

Dalv Aneas, grocer, Irish- American Assn, 818 Howard
Daly B., h.jstler Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 765 Howard
Dalv Bernard, dwl 1100 Stockton
Daly iiernard H. (Ilonnard li- D.), dwl 736 Geary
Daly Catharine (widow), proprietress Minna St. House, 28
Minna

Daly Charles, dwl 1209 Taylor

Daly Charles, bricklayer, dwl 115 Second

Daly Charles H., sivlesman JIarcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl
.Market and Tyler

Dalv Ciirnelius, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 318
Ritch

Dalj' Cornelius M., coachman Lloyd Tevis, dwl SW cor
Pacific and Taylor

Daly Daniel Joseph, metalroofer, 1051 Market, dwl 720
Laguna

Daly l)a\id, blacksmith and horseshoer, W s Sixth bet
Brannan & Townsend, dwl 20 Clarence PI

Daly Dennis, drover Olsen iK Lynch, dwl 7 Larkin

Daly Dennis, laborer, dwl E s Tennessee nr liutte

Daly Donald, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., dwl SW cor Fol-
som and Main, rear

Daly Edward, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Second Av

Daly E. F. Mrs. (widow), dwl SE cor Treat Av and
Twentieth

Daly Felix, real estate, dwl 612 Mission

Daly Francis, carpenter, dwl E s Columbia between Rut-
ledge and Prospect Av, Benial Heights

Daly Francis R. , dwl cor Park Av and Alabama, Bemal
Heights

Daly George W. , pressman Kane & Cook, dwl 10 Harlan PI

Daly Hannah ifrs., groceries and liquors, SW cor Har-
rison and Oak Grove Av*

Daly James (Dn?i/ it- Hawkins), dwl 612 Mission

Daly James, blacksmith, dwl 65 Natoma

Daly James, blacksmith, dwl 529 Valencia

Daly James, blacksmith John W'. Farren, dwl 221
Second

Daly James, cook Wm. Blair, dwl 32 Rausch

Daly James, exi^ressman, NE cor Jackson and Mont-
gomery, dwl 1505 Pine

Daly James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co. , cor King and
Second

Daly James, laborer, dwl 134 Folsom, rear

Daly James, labijrer, dwl SE cor Pacific and Front

Daly James, laborer, dwl 12 Tehama nr Twenty-eighth,
Bemal Heights

Daly James, laborer McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 405
Clementina

Daly James, lumberman, dwl 69 Natoma

Dalj' James, seaman, dwl 3 'S'allejo

Daly James, varnisher S. F. Gas Light Co.

Daly James, wholesale wines and liquors, 311 Sacramento,
dwl 1212 Howard

Daly James B. , carijenter, d\yl SE cor Treat Av and
Twentieth

Daly James C, carpenter, dwl 331 O'Farrell

Daly James R., bookkeeper Gallagher & Hatch, dwl 545
Howard, rear

Daly J. C, wholesale and retail liquors, 158 First

Daly Jeremiah, porter S. W^. Rosenstock & Co., dwl S s
Dorland nr Guerrero

Daly Johanna E. Miss, shoefitter U. W'. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., dwl 29 Fifth Av

Daly John (DalyS- M(jnahan), dwl N s Mission nr Fourth

Daly John, blacksmith, dwl 749 Market

Daly John, blacksmith, dwl 1505 Pine

Daly John, butcher, dwl 28 Minna

Daly John, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 914^
Natoma

Daly John, clerk Hannah Daly, dwl 955 Harrison

Daly John, coachman James B. Haggin, 1250 Taylor

Dalv John, dairy, dwl 920 Harrison

Daly John, deckhand stm New World, Market St. Wharf

Daly John, gasfitter, dwl 43 Jessie, rear

Daly John, hatter, dwl 11 Pincknev PI, rear

Daly John, helper W. S. Phelps" & Co., dwl NE cor
T^venty-third and Hampshire

Daly Johni horse dealer, dwl 908 Harrison

Daly John (1st), laborer, dwi 512 Mission

Daly John (2d), laborer, dwl 512 Mission

Daly John, marblepolisher, dwl 268 Stevenson

Daly John, shoemaker, dwl 268 Jessie

Daly John B., collector Alta California

Daly John C, clerk James Lough, dwl 325 First

Daly John R., tailor William Drury, dwl 240 Townsend

Daly Julia, domestic, 323 Geary

Daly Lawrence, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 1
Caroline nr Folsom

Daly M. (widow), dwl NW cor Greenwich and ^nsom

Dalv M. Mrs., janitress Mission St. Primarj- School

Daly Margaret Miss, with Max Armer, dwl 631 O'Farrell

Dalv Margaret (widow), dwl 43 Jessie, rear

Daly Martin, maltster Lyon Brewerj-, dwl 420 Chestnut

Daly Mary (widow), dwri47 Natoma

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mon

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Daly Man- Mrs., dwl 22 Lafayette, rear

Daly Mary Aim (widow), dwri34 Folsoin

Daly Michael, laborer, dwl Tehama nr Twenty-eighth,

Beriial Heif,'hts
Dalv Michael, porter Straus, Kohnstamm & Co., dw] 1V15

Jones
Dalv Michael, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Dalv Michael, tallv clerk Pope & Talbot, dwl 117 Gilbert
Daly Patrick, dwl 20 Freelon

Daly Patrick, bootblack, 5 Broadway, dwl 5 Bdwy, rear
! Daly Patrick, laborer, dwl 23 Natonia
I Dalv Patrick, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 8
I Miller PI

• Daly Patrick, local policeman, dwl 915 Montgomery
r,.,i,. "..trick J., farrier F. D. S. Lamer, dwl 540 Valencia
Daly P trick J., fiaiit commission merchant, 325 Wash-

....;ion, dwl E s Valencia, bet Ridley and Fourteenth

j Dalv Peter, laborer Omnibus R. R. Co., 'dwl 232 Tehama

Daly P. H., laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 726 Bran

' Daly Simon, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard

j Dalj' Thomas, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 317

Ivy Av
Dalv Thomas, driver Bay View R. R., dwl S s Seventeenth
I Av nr P, .South S. F.

Daly Thomas, fireman S. F. Gas Works, dwl S s Shasta nr

Michigan
Daly Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 18 Biyant
Dal.v Thcimas, laborer, dwl S s Beideman nr Ellis
Daly Thomas, maltster Lyon Brewerv, dwl 2 Glover
Daly Thomas Mrs., janitfess South S. F. School, dwl S s

Seventeenth Av nr P, South S. F.
Daly Thomas, shipcarpenter, dwl 1187 Broadway
Duly Thomas, dwl SE cor Pacific and Front
Daly Thomas J., expressman, cor Folsom and Fourth
Daly William, foreman Davis & Cowell, dwl 78 Everett
Daly William M., laborer, dwl NW cor Greenwich and

Sansom
DALY »t II.4.WKIXS (James Dalij and Michael Haw-
kins), real-estate agents, office 220 Montgomer}'
Daly & Jlonahan (John Daly and William Monahan),

liquor saloon, 333 East
Dal.v. See Dailey, Daily, and Daley
Dalziel Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Dam H., dwl 636 Commercial
Damamdur Henrj', laundrj-, N s Sixteenth, bet Dolores

and Guerrero
Daman Henrj', bartender Osmer & Co., dwl NW cor First

and Brannan
Danlarto August, shipcarpenter Richardson & Camuffo,

dwl Pacific, bet Sansom and Montgomery
Damas Dionysia, dressmaker, dwl 5 Pollard PI
Damas Dola (widow), dwl 5 Pollard PI
Damas Norah Mrs., dwl 317 Jessie

Damasks August, tanner Kraus & Roth, dwl 762 Brannan
Dame John S., dwl 624 Fourth
Damen Emile, cook Louise Legrand, SW cor Montgomerj'

Av and Vallejo
Damer S. C, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.
DAMEKOX' .IA5IES B»., attorney at law, oflBce 640

Clav, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dames William, bookkeeper Fr. Putzman, dwl 433 Geary
Dames William W. , photograjsher Hector W. Vaughan,

dwl 618 Taylor
Damison Charles, laborer, dwl 10 Commercial
Damkroeger Daniel A., surveyor, dwl 1111 Pacific
Damkroeger Gottlieb, carpenter, dwl 1111 Pacific
Damkroeger Lydia Miss, dressmaker John Tuschinsky,

dwl 1111 Pacific
Damks Julia Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 518 Mission
Damm Rudolph, o.vster dealer, dwl 5 Folsom Av
Dammann John, barkeeper Charles A. Anderson, dwl 621

California
Dammas Ernest, foreman Kammitter & Brune, dwl E s

Devisadero bet Gearj' and O'Farrell
Dammasch Louis {Daiiiinagch it riec/ir), dwl SE cor Jones

and Post
Dammasch & Tieck (Louis Dammasch and John Tieek),

groceries and liquors, SE cor Post and Jones
Dammon A., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Daminun Mary, ladies' nurse, dwl SE cor Eddy and Leav-

euw'orth

Damon , physician, dwl 702 Vallejo

Damon Dtxter, collector James E. Damon, res Oakland
Damon George D., shijicarpenter, dwl 305 Fell
Damon George F., chipcalkcr, dwl 638 Howard
Damon James E., loan and real estate, office 607 Mont-
gomery, res Oakland
Damon Josei)h, laborer C'al. Brick Co., dwl Potrero

Damon Xewton F., machuiist Florence Sewing Machine

Co., dwl .532 Jessie
Damon Seth T., clerk The Howe Machine Co., dwl 1130

Market
Damonte Lorenzo, drayman G. Onesti & Co., dwl 5 Jasper

PI
Damjif Louis, passe partouts and frame manufacturer,

724| Market, dwl 11 Folsom Av
Damrell Daniel, assistant foreman Alta California, dwl W

s Twenty-fourth bet Howard and Shotwell
Damrell Frank \V., clerk Coffin & Mayhew, dwl N s

Twenty-second nr Shotwell
Dams Henrv, teacher, dwl 1419 Powell
Dana George, dwl 808 O'FaiTcll
Dana George S., dwl SE cor Gough and Lombard
Dana Henrj- A. (Weldon <t D.), dwl 546 Howard
Dana William M., helper nielter and refiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, dwl 67(i Clementina
Danahan Patrick, longshoreman, dw' 453^ Tehama
Dancy Richard Carter, plasterer, dwl 543A Natoma
Dand John, carj^enter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Dandelson Samuel, seaman, dwl 531 East
Dandrid Manuel G. B. , groceries and liquors, 214 Fifth
Dane James H., attorney at law, office 426 California

room 7, dwl E s Fair Oaks nr Twenty-fourth
Dane Patrick, painter St. Denis & Chesley, dwl 1305 Stock
Danenfelzer Frederick P., cabinetmaker, dwl N s Twentj-

fourth nr Church
Daneri Antonio, hardware and crockerj', 420 Battery, dwl

808 Vallejo
Daneri Bartolomo, maccaronimaker J. P. Tenthorey &

Co., dwl 6 Bartol
Daneri Francisco (F. Daneri if- Co.), res Genoa, Italy
DANERI F. «&' CO. (Henry Casanova), importers and

jobbers wine and liquors, 504 Front
Daneri Giovanni (Casciani it- Co.), dwl 1208 Powell
Daneri John, importer limes, dwl 75 Stevenson, rear
Danesse Joseph, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Danej- Charles, baker, dwl SE cor Front and Broadway
Dane.v Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.),

George R. Spinner secretary, office 320 California
Danforth A. J., dwl 1326 Broadway
Danforth Edward P., bookkeeper Edwin Danforth, dwl

1200 Mason
Danforth Edwin, proprietor Broadway Bonded Ware-
house, office SW cor Batterj' and Broadway, dwl 1200

Mason
Dangerfield James W., cook, dwl 909 Pacific
Dangers Deidrich, clerk Collins,\Mieaton & Luhrs, dwl 29

Kearn.v
Dangers Henrj", milkman, dwl 318i Hayes
Danglada Antonio, salesman M. Lllmann & Co., dwl 18

Prosi)ect PI
Danglada Domingo, dwl 2 Scotland
Danglada Ygnacio (Mattoon i: D.), dwl 757 Howard
Dangneuger Alfred, salesman Numa Grange, dwl 277

Stevenson
Danguy Felicite Mme. , fumisiied rooms, 132 Geary
Danhauser Daniel, tailor, dwl 5 Maiden Lane nr Vallejo
Danhauser Louis, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 5 Maiden

Lane nr Vallejo
Danhauser Moritz, tailor Morris Siegel, dwl 5 Maiden

Lane nr Vallejo
Danhauser Rosa Miss, dressmaker, dwl 5 Maiden Lane nr

Vallejo
Danhauser Sarah Miss, dressmaker Agues Huser, dwl 5

Maiden Lane nr Vallejo
Dani Ernest, dwl 1024 Dupont

Daniel Eugene, expressman J. Cerf & Co., dwl 310 Fulton
Daniel James, clerk Adam H. Lieb, dwl 680 Clem
Daniel James, cook stm Ajax, Oregon S. S. Co.
Daniel James T., marblecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl

2013 Polk
Daniel John (John Daniel & Co.), dwl 2013 Polk
Daniel John &, Co., Co-operative Marble Works, 421 Pine
Daniel Peter, liquor saloon, NW cor Broadwa.v and Kear
Daniel William E., barkeeper -Samuel S. Sample, dwl 10

O'Farrell .
Daniel William L., plumbing and gasfitting, 228 Bush,

dwl 407 Hyde
Daniell Tliomas, ship and housejoiner, dwl 817 Filbert
Daniels Benjamin, florist, dwl 409 Hayes
Daniels Edv»-ard, salesman, dwl 32 Ellis
Daniels Edward W., grocer, dwl 433 Vallejo, rear
Daniels Frederick J. , printer Bonnard & Dalv, dwl 719

Market
Daniels Gustaxnis (Daniels it Leechman), dwl 610 Fourth
Daniels J., scenic artist Wade's Opera House
Daniels James, stonecutter, dwl 337 Jessie

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Marke

. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO, 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Daniels John, carpenter, dwl 1210 Devisadero

Danie's Jnhii H. M., cabinetmaker, S. & O. Gump, dwl

1212 Kearny .

Daniels .iDseph, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 614

Taylor
Daniels ,Tiisci>h, lumberman C. A. Huopcr & Co.
DiinieLs .lusoph, seaman O. & O. S. S. Holjfic
Daniels Luc-y (widow), jirocerios, 1400 Dujwnt
Daniels li. S., dwl 223 Bush
Daniels Samuel H., exchange clerk Bank of California,

dwl .114 Taylor
Daniels Thomas, heater Pac. Rolling Slills, dwl N s Shasta

nr Illinois
Daniels Thmnas Sr., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s

Shasta nr Illinois
Daniels William, carpenter, dwl 817 Filbert, rear
Daniels William, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factorj",

dwl 20 Howard Court
Daniels William, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl

]() Second Av nr Camp
Daniels William E., clerk, dwl 10 O'Farrell
Daniels it Lci3chn\a.n {Guxtavu4S Danich and John Leech-

mmi), house, sijjn, and shipiv.iinters, 545 Fourth
Danielsen Olaf, seaman, dwl 20 Sacramento
Danielson Bendit, porter Kushland Brothers, res East

Oakland
Danielson Charles, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Danielson Daniel E., shoemaker, 208 Drunnn
Danielson David, machinist Pac. Rolling Slills
Danielson FVederick, tailor, dwl 76 Jessie
Danielson J. F., ro|*maker, dwl cor Sierra and Iowa
Danielson Louis, milkman Klevsahl & Renner, dwl cor

T« enty-eightli and Guerrero
Danielson Peter, plasterer and whitener G. A. Kaiser &

Co., dwl 1854 Stevenson i

Danielewicz Samuel (Danieleivicz <t Williams), dwl 224

Si.\th
Danielewicz & "Williams (Saimtel Danieleivicz and Peter

F. Williams), cigar manufacturers, 317 Clay
Daniehvitz Joseph, drv goods, S s Si.\teenth bet Rondel

PI and Hoff Av
Daniehvitz I. Mrs., teacher Eighth St. Primary School
Daniehvitz Isidor, clerk Charles H. Parker, dwl 516 Six-
teenth
Danin John F., baker, dwl 1126 Harrison
Daniot Heniy, Swiss Benev. Soc, C27 Commercial
Danis H. Ozia, carpenter, dwl ITW cor Sherman and

Eighteenth
Dankinieyer Henry, fringemaker William Englander, dwl

16 Harriet
Danks John W'., assistant bookkeeper Sheriff's Office, dwl

1518 Mission
Danlev J. C., dwl 636 Commercial
DaiHy W. S., dwl 710 Folsom
Danii Frederick P., attorney at law, office 604 Merchant,

dwl 846 Folsom
Dannahy Cornelius, laborer, dwl W s Bryant Av ru-

Bryant
DAX\.4LS C'HAKLES W., manager .Etna Life Insur-
ance Co., office 504 Kearny, dwl 818 Valencia
Dannals Henry C, printer, dwl 818 Valencia
Dannebeek Anton, carpenter, dwl 909 Kearny
Danneil Emil, stewird Columbia Hotel, dwl 518 Sutter,

rear
Danuenberg Amalie Mrs., children's goods, 24 Mont-
gomery, dwl 614 Sutt«r
Danuenberg Joseph, merchant, office 24 Montgomery, dwl

614 Sutter
Dannenlierg Xathan, clerk Xeustadter Brothers
Dannenberg Walter, druggist German Hospital, dwl 520

Taylor
Danuenberg Wilhelm, baker, dwl 1323 Dupont
Dannenfelzer PhiUp, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl

245 Church
Daimheimer Louis, merchant tailor, 616 Clay, dwl 1 Ewer

PI
Danniel Franc, bricklayer, dwl W s Galinto bet Fifteenth

and Sixteenth
Dannigan James, stock clerk Banner Bros., dwl 142 Na-

toma
Danmneyer J., clerk, dwl 22 Turk
Dannmeyer Martin, clerk Philip Mayer, dwl NW cor

Eleventh and Natoma
Dannmeyer Rudoljih, clerk, dwl 802 Stockton
Danos Anna (widow), dwl 915 Xatoma
Danovi Dominick, porter Cal. Italian Paste Co., dwl 2219

Mason
Danovi, Julius, seaman, dwl 28 Claj'
Danton John H., foreman Haas & Co., dwl 1456 Minna

Dantzsoher Bernard, dress and cloakmaker, 530J Bush

Dantzselicr Otto, tailor, dwl 315 Stockton

Darius Pierre, washer French Hospital, S s Brj'ant bet

Fifth and Sixth
Danwig .Martin, mariner schr Leo, dwl cor Green and

Calhoun
Danz William, butcher, dwl Railroad Av, nr Fifteenth,

South S. F.
Danzel Gustavus (li. Fenerstein ct- Co.), dwl 1425 Cal
Danziger, Henrv, watches, jewelry, etc., 005 Kearnv,

dwl 1011 Mason
Danzen Charles, reporter, dwl 7 Graham PI
Danzler V., dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Darby James, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Darby TlKjnias F., brushmaker, dwl 4 Park PI
Darciie Peter F., cook, dwl 24 Seventh
Darccy Allen, dwl 25 Prospect PI
Darcv Barbara H. (widow), dwl S s Bryant bet Seventh

and Eighth
Darcy Edward, liquor saloon and boarding, 133 Folsom
Darcy George, carrier Evening Post
Darcy J., janitor Mechanics' Institute, dwl 27 Post
Darcy James S., marblecutter Charles Roche, dwl 183

Jessie
Darcy John, laborer with Michael J. Hennessy, dwl 21

Minna
Darcy Michael {Gallagher tfc D.), dwl 644 Howard
Darcy Patrick, laborer Golden City Chemical Works, dwl

2 Decatur
Darcy Michael, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Darcy Peter, fireman U. S. Mint, dwl 310 Folsom
Darcy. See D'Arcy
D.4K»A\ELLE.S MIXIXC CO. (Gold Hill, Nev.),

William S. Du Val secretarj-, office 402 Montgomerj'

room 13
Dardis L., carpenter, dwl 333 Bush
Darfeullle Leonard, dwl 030 Pacific
Darfiono Leonard, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long

Bridge
Dargan Moro, clerk J. H. Latham & Co., dwl 835 Bush
Darger August, quartenuaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of

Tokio
Dargie John, salesman S. P. Taylor & Co., dwl 102

Valencia
Dargo E., dwl 29 Turk

Darimon Francis, laborer G. Venard,dwl 1212 Taylor
Darinion Urbian, laborer G. Venard, dwl 1212 Taylor
Darin Louis, carpenter, dwl 1320 Stockton
Darking Allen C, shipcarpenter, dwl 1128 Market
Darliiig R. F., dwl 2310 Mission

Darling Ebenezer, expressman, dwl E s Steiner bet O'Far-
rell and Geary
Darling George E., printer Cal. Oilcloth Factorj', dwl Ws

York bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Darling George L., salesman Edmond C. Kennedy, dwl 69

Minna
Darling G. L., fireman Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl 144

Second
Darlinir Heniy T., expressman, cor Jessie and Fourth,

dwl IXa^ Dora
Darling John, carpenter, dwl NW cor Sixteenth and

Guerrero
Darling John, niolder Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl NW cor

Pierce and Pacific
Darling John D., cabinetmaker, dwl NW cor Sixteenth

and Guerrero
Darling L. H. Mrs., confectioner}-, 1128 Market
Darling Mary Miss, nurse Ladies' Pro. and Relief Soc,

NE cor Geary and Franklin
Darling P. L., extran\au Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D.
Darling Richard, painter, 1228 Vallejo, rear
Darling Tillie, actress Califoniia Theater
Darling William A., clerk Custom House, dwl 1104 Mar-
ket
Darling W. W., waiter stm Senator, Broadway St.'Wharf
Dannoore Dora, journalist, office 532 Clay, dwl 555^ Min
Dame August, laborer, dwl 4 Virginia Alley
Darneal Harvey, official reporter Municipal Criminal

Court, office 729 Montgomerj-, dwl 31 Glen Park Av
Darneal James H., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,

dwl 302 Fourth
Darner S. C, satldler, 413 Jackson, dwl 202 Second
Darnes J. H., miner, dwl Overland House
Dami August, waiter Poodle Dog Restaiu-ant, dwl 445

Bush
Daruley Patrick, teamster, dwl 207 Pacific
Darr John C, locksmith, dwl 103 Commercial
Darragh John H., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 24 Zoe

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchar

Darragh Patrick, fc'ardener, dwl 327 Main
Darnif,'h Patrick, local policeman, dwl 305 Fremont
Barrah J. L. Mrs., dicssniaker, dwl 763 Minna
Uarrimon Leonce, laundry, 2212 Taylor
Darrow Henry (Bowlex <(• D.), dwl S02 Jackson
Parrow Ilenrj', cari>eiiter, dwl 40 Minna
Parrow John^ laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Darrow William, dwl 1810 Geary
Part John N., clerk VV. J. Elder, dwl 127 Second
Part Putnam C. . commission merchant, office 313 Califor-
nia, res Oakland
Partois Edward, bootfitter Francis Hall, dwl 220 Lomb
Party Hu<rh, laborer, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Octavia and

LajTuna
Parvilla M., Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont
Parwin Charles B. (Darwin cC- Miirphij), and assistant

district attorney city and county, office and dwl 8

Montcromery Av rooms 1 and 4
Parwin Pavid, machinist, dwl 422 Fremont
DARWIV «t- :^11RB*HY (Charles B. Danrin and

Danii'l J. jW«rj:)/i,!/). attorneys at law, office 8 Mont-
gomery Av rooms 1 and 4
Paryes Richard, wines and liquors, 30 Fremont, dwl 5

Minna
Pase Anna (widow), dwl 1415 Kearny
PaseLena Miss, seamstress, dwl 1415 Kearny
Pasey Cornelius, merchant, dwl 13(5 Clara
Pasev Pennis, lonj^shoreman, dwl 124 Broadway
Pasha John, exjiressman, 319 Bush, dwl 13 Tj-ler
Pasnall John, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
OASHAWAY HALL. 139 Post
Pashawav Stables, Clayburgh & Brandenstein proprietors,

110 Post
Pasmann Frederick, miner, dwl Colton nr Brady
Pasmann William, groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard

and Twelfth
Pastre F., laborer, dwl SWcor Pupont and Broadway
Pastrie P., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Pastugue Gabriel, butcher, 7 and 8 S. F. Market, dwl 1110

Sacramento
Pastugue Peter P., barkeeper Rene Trottmant, dwl 1334

Pupont
Pate Michael, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 79

Clementina
Pato Paul, member San Francisco Verein, 212 Sutter
Pato William T., foreman Muser Bros., dwl 518 Bryant
Patta Auguste, cook Citv and County Hospital
Patter Henry, dwl 804 Third
Paube Alfonso, laborer Palace Hotel
Pauer Charles, salesman Percy Beamish, dwl 263 Stev
Paugherty Johanna Mrs. , dwl 2005 Bush
Paugh^rty William H., shipping and commission mer-
chant, 34 Clay, dwl 915 Union
Paugler W. , cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Paum George, gardener Home of Peace Cemetery, dwl

536 Eighteenth
Paumers Cesairo, expressman, cor Mont and Bdwy
Paumet Herman, broiler Miners' Restaurant, 769 Market,

dwl California Hotel
Pauner Frederick, carpenter, dwl 777 Mission.'rear
Pauner Frederick A., carpenter, dwl 734 Natoma, rear
Paunek August, wines and liquors, 119 Sutter, dwl 440

Green
Paus Isaac, fancy gools, NE cor Pupont and Green
Pausman J. W., physician, dwl Lick House
Paussat Lucien, butcher Bailly Brothers, 71 CaPfornia

Market
Pautermann William L., clerk Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 13

HoUis
Pauth John, bootmaker A. Calmann, dwl 810 Pacific
Pauth John M., dwl 462i Sixth
Pauth Louisa Mrs., furnished rooms, 462J Sixth
Pavagnon Augustus, waiter, dwl 3 Clay
Davalos Faustino, bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 10

Hinckley
Pavalos Manuel, deckhand stm New World, Market St.

Wharf
Pavenport Charles W. (Van Winkle A D.), dwl 2120 Jack
Davenport Edward A., clerk Van Winkle & Pavenport,

dwl 2120 Jackson
Davenport Frank W., finisher Z. H. Cunningham & Co.,

dwl 304 Fourth
Davenport John, *dwl 150 Natoma
Pavenjiort Mary E. C. Miss, actress California Theater,

dwl 23 Stevenson
Pavenport R. N., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl cor

Prunun and Jackson
Pavenport Stephen, dwl S 8 Willow Av, bet Eddy and

Ellis

Pavenport Thomas, bookkeeper Bank of Califoniia, res

Alame<la
Davenport William, sashmaker Main & Winchester, dwl

1.50 Natoma
Pavenport William B., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

148 Sixth
Pavenport William H., watchmaker, dwl 119 Turk
Daverkosen Peter, market, 2512 Bush
Davese Robert, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Davey P., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Pnmim
Pavev Harrj', second steward stm Senator, Broadway St.

Wharf
Pavey Patrick, farmer, dwl 643 Commercial
Pavid Allen, barkeeper J. H. Hall, 1 Gardner Alley, dwl

747 Howard
Pavid August, stoves and tinware, 1013 Stockton, dwl SE

cor Taylor and Vallejo
Pavid Benjamin, bootmaker, C25 Merchant, dwl 435 Pine
Pavid Bcrtrand, laborer R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 213 Sutter
Pavid Paniel, blacksmith, dwl 408 Eroadwa}'
Pavid Emil, musician California Theater, dwl 425 Green
Pavid Jules, merchandisebroker, office 408 Battery, dwl

127 Kearny
Pavid L. J. (Loveland iC- D.), dwl 509 Kearny
Pavid Louis N., antiquarian books and stationery, 653

Washington, dwl 5 Chestnut PI
Pavid Victor, bookkeeper, dwl 725 California
Pavid Victor, porter, dwl 227 Minna
Pavids Charles, stevedore, dwl 111 Jackson

Pavidson , dwl 225 Bush

PaWdson A. E., driver City R. R.

Pavidson Alexander, foreman cooper Cutting Packing

Co., dwl 327 Capp
Pa\idson Alonsa, milkman, dwl 421 Natoma
Pa-iidson Andrew Mrs., dwl 2131^ Tehama
DAVB».SO\ B. «t- CO., bankers, NW cor Montgom-
ery and Commercial
Pavidson Benjamin (£. Davidson & Co.), res London
PaWdson Charles, surveyor Lloyd's register shipping,

office 315 California
Pavidson Charles E. , cabinetmaker L. and E. Emanuel,

dwl 987 Harrison
Pavidson C. J. , b^'oker, dwl 109 Montgomery
Pavidson Paniel, g'lazier, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Pavidson P. J., clerk Jacob Pavidson, dwl 411 Tj'ler
Pavidson Pavid, baker Hughes & Foley, dwl 340 Fifth
Davidson David, shipcarpenter, dwl N s Tvventieth nr

Dolores
Davidson Pavid N., books, toys, and stationery, 320 Sixth
Pavidson George, clerk O. Livennore, dwl 25 Hyde
Davidson George, deckhand stra Coquille, Pacific St.

Wharf
Pavidson George, real estate, dwl SW cor Tyler and Hyde
Pavidson George Mrs. , dwl NE cor Second and Folsom
BAYH>S«X (iEORCE Frof., assistant in charge

U. S. Coast Survey Pacific Coast, office 214 Stockton,

dwl Grand Hotel
Pavidson Henry, chief officer O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Pavidson Henry, drayman Pavid L. Famsworth, NW cor

California and Pa vis
Pavidson Hugh, salesniEvn J.W. Pa\'idson & Co., dw^I 14

Ellis
Pavidson Hugo, cook Westerfeld & Page, dwl 240 Jessie
Pavidson Jacob, exchangebroker, 311 Battery, dwl 411

Tyler
Pavidson James, carpenter, dwl 44 Slinna
Pavidson James, woolgrader. Central Wool Depot, dwl

516 Shotwell
Davidson James D., locksmith and bellhanger, 812 Mar-
ket, dwl 281 Stevenson
Davidson James T. , dwl 421 Natoma
Davidson James W. (Block d- Davidson), dwl 905 Market
Davidson James W., morocco manufacturer, 405 Sansom,

dwl 132 Sixth
Pavidson John, florist, NW cor Folsom and Sixteenth
Pavidson John P., sail and roi>emaker, dwl 122 Pavis
Pavidson John W. (J. W. Davidson J- Co.), res Annan,

Scotland
Pavidson Joseph, painter, dwl 417^ Tehama
Pavidson Joseph, practical optician, 121 Montgomerj',

dwl 044 Sacramento
DAVIDSON J. W. A <"0. (Raphael Weill, George H.

Iluntsiiian, WiUiam Davidson, and Henri/ Weill),

importers wholesale and retail fancy and domestic dry

goods. White House, NW cor Kearny and Post
Pavidson Lewis P., master mariner, dwl 3 Clay
Pavidson L. L., adjuster Wheeler & Wilson Mauuf. Co.,

dwl 8.30 Pacific
Pavidson Marcus, crockery and glassware, 231 Sixth

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market.

^15 P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Davidson Meyer, general merchandise, office 511 Market,

dwl 131(i Geary
Davidsun Nathan (DamdUon A Scharitz), Glen Ranch

l>airy, dwl N\V cor Pennsylvania Av atid Sierra
Davidson Ole, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Monj^oniery
Davidson Paul, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. (Jo.'s Wharf
Davidson SfJonion, lamplighter S. F. Gas Li|;ht Co., dwl

dwl 3 Caroline
Davidson Sarah Miss, dressmaker, 31 Second, dwl 3 Caro-
line
Davidson Solomon, foreman Wolf Bloom, dwl 3 Caroline
Davidson Susanna (widow), dwl 911 Hyde
Davidson Thomas, calker, dwl 4(K) Green
Davidson Walter P., collector ISank of California, dwl

1114 Market
Davidson W. C, agfont, dwl Russ House
Davidson William (J^ W. DavuUun d- Co.), dwl 1711 Cal
Davidson William, clerk, dwl '22;j Bush
Davidson William, machine agent, dwl 737 Howard
Davidson Wilson, bookkee|>er J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl

14 Ellis
Davidson & Scharitz (Xathan Davidgim and Antone

Scharitz), proptrs Glen Ranch Dairy, E s Pennsylv^

nia Av nr Sierra
Davids<Mi. See Davison and Davisson
Davie Charles, engineer, dwl in Clay
Davies Benjamin, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
Da vies David, first officer stm Senator, dwl 674 Harrison
Davies Edwar i, veterinar}' surgeon, office 8 Carlos PI,

dwl 12 MetcaU PI
Davies Ellis, clerk Nathan Moral, dwl 924 Stockton
Davies Frank P., bookkeeper S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 610

Fillmore
Davies Henry, bootmaker, 100 Jackson, dwl 105 Jackson
Davies John, bakerj' and contectionerj-, 524 j Sixth
Davies John, expressman, dwl E s Fillmore bet Hayes

and Fell
Davies John, sailmaker O. & 0. S. S. Belgic
Davies John M. (John M. Davies it Co.), res New York
Davies John M. & Co. (Ji. K. Davies), men's furnishing

goods, 133 Sansonj
Davies Judah P. (Victoria), commission merchant, office

150 New Montgomerj-
Davies Richard P., rigger, 508 Battery, dwl 34 Garden
Davies K. J., broker, dwl 1114 Market
Davies Robert, messenger American Exchange Hotel
Davies Robert K. (John M. Davies it Co.), res New York
Davies Shadrach, cabinetmaker, yOo Clar}'
Davies Thomas R., dwl 527 Sacramento
Davies William A., deputy collector U. S. Int. Rev.

Davis , confectioner, dwl 409 Stevenson

Davis , liquor dealer, dwl 231 Post

Davis Aaron, tailor, 1048 Howard

Da\is Aaron W., dwl E s Bartlett nr Twenty-second

Davis AbraJiam, glazier, dwl 432j Natoma

Davis Abraham, tailor, 104 Jackson

Davis A. C, miner, dwl 737 Howard

Davis A. F., shoemaker E. T. Anthony, dwl 31 Polk

Davis A. H., carpenter, dwl 711 California

Davis Alexander, laborer George H. \Miitney, 114 Steuart

Davis Alfred E. , real estate, dwl 001 Stockton

Da\is Andrew M. (Davis Bras.), dwl 1109 Bush

Davis Andrew McF. (Horace Davis it Co.), dwl 1610

Franklin
Dans Ansley G. (Davijs Bros.), dwl 1109 Bush
Davis A. P. Mrs. (widow), dwl 339 Minna
Davis August, baker William Beclter, NE cor Clay and

Mason
Davis A. V. Mrs., dwl 731 Bush
Davis Bancroft C, civil engineer, dwl 1011 Bush
Davis Barney, glazier, dwl 941 Howard
Davis Ben, butcher Moog & Labenstein, dwl NW cor Post

and Laguna
Davis Benjamin, foundrjinan, dwl 210 First
Davis Brothers (Ansley G., Eugene Cr.,and Andrew M.),

toys, fancy and furnishing goods, 419 Kearny, and 718

Market
Davis C, dwl 863J Market
Davis Charles (Davis it Sparrow), dwl NE cor Hj-de and

Vallejo
Davis Charles, calker Boole & Webster
Davjs Charles, deckhand stm Hope, Washington St. Wharf
Dans Charles, master mariner, office 305 East, dwl 1507

Buchanan
Davis Charles, porter Nevada Block, dwl 25 Dupont, rear
Davis Charles, with Jacob Jacobson, dwi 507 Bryant
Davis Charles E., assistant delivery clerk Atlantic and

Pac. Telegraph Co., dwl N s Post bet Fillmore and

Webster

Davis diaries E., salesman Parker, Wattson & Co., res
Oakland

Davis Charles E., with Castle Bros., dwl 723 Bush

Davis Christy, wool dealer, dwl Occidental Hotel

Davis C. M., telegraph oi)erator, dwl 1711 Polk

Davis Cooper, miner, dwi 8 Mason

Davis D., dwi 311 Tyler

Davis Daniel (Davis it Lewis), dwi 1132 Market

Davis Daniel E. (William D. Davis it So«), dwi Winches-
ter Hotel

Davis Daniel S., cigars and tobacco, 439 Bush, dwi 129
Turk

Davis David (Davis <i- Co.), dwl SE cor Russ and Natoma

Davis Davis, general merchandise, dw 1 1048 Folsom

Davis David, office 420 Montgomerj- room 3, dwl 411 Min

Davis Douglass W., clerk Overland House, dwi 1305 Val-
lejo

Davis Edward, shipcar])ent«r, dwi 927 Harrison

Davis Edward, steward, dwi 429 Stevenson

Davis Edward, tailor, 347 Third

Davis Edward C, dwl 515 Kearny

Davis Edward James, steward Sidney M. Foster, dwi 1204
Sutter

Davis Edwin H., salesman Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl 107
Ridley

Davis E. E. , barkeejier Winchester Hotel

Davis E. M. Mrs. , student Barnard's Business College

Davis Epstein, agent Chicago Brewery, dwi N s Post bet
Scott and Devisadero

Davis Eugene G. (Davis Bros.), dwi 1109 Bush

Davis F. A. , wool dealer, office 533 Kearny, dwi 310 Stock-
ton

Davis Fannie V. Mrs., teacher Broadway Primary School,
dwl 107 Ridley

Davis Fanny Miss', saleswoman Hector W. Vaughan, dwi
918 Natoma

Davis Fanny Mrs., finisher, dwi 213 Tehama

Davis Fannv Mrs., stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. China,
dwi 143 Third

Davis Flora Miss, tailoress, dwi 20 Lafayette PI

Davis F. R., carpenter, dwi 746 Mission

Davis Frank, coal dealer, dwl 163 Silver

Davis Frank, compositor Thomas i Co., dwl 411 Sansom

Davis Frank, macfiinist, dwi 723 L'nion

Davis Franklin Arthur (Sedoley d- D.), res Oakland

Davis Frederick, steward, dwl 532 Pine

Davis Fred B., local policeman, dwl West End Hotel,
Brenham PI

Davis George, dwi 813 Howard

Davis George, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy &Co., dwi 55
Sec(jiid

Davis George, laborer, dwi 509 Washington

Davis George, nightwatchman Union Foundrj', dwl 6 Na-
toma

Davis George, teamster, dwi 16 Antonio

Davis George, washer Philip Morshead, dwi 848 Howard

Davis George Jr. , whitener, dwi 608 Shotwell

Davis George A., bookkeeper Davis Brothers, dwi 1109
Bush

Davis George A., salesman Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwi
905 Market

Davis George B., merchant tailor, 506 Bush, dwl 1118
Sacramento

Davis George E., foreman Francis & Valentine, dwl SE
cor Brj'Mit and Clinton

Davis George E., homeopathic physician, office 108 Stock-
ton, dwi 1118 Sacramento

Davis George E. Rev., pastor Baptist Church Redwood
City, dwi cor Ninth Av and H, South S. F.

Davis George H., necktiecutter James N. Makins, dwi
755 Howard

Davis George O. (Cope, L'hler <t Co.), dwl W s Mason bet
Sutter and Bush

Davis George P., city agent WTieeler & Wilson Manufac-
turing Co., dwi IS Sutter

Davis George W., carpenter, dwi 362 Jessie

Davis George W., painter and ashphaltumroofer, 759^
Mission

Davis Oilman, lithographer, dwi N s Post bef Fillmore
and Webster

Davis Gustavus, clerk, dwi 256J Jessie

Davis H., painter, dwl 602 Howard

Davis H. B. S., salesman Florence Sewing Machine Co.,
dwi 318 Minna

Davis Harris, furniture, 816 Montgomery

Davis Henn', dwl 171 Clara

Davis Beni^- (We intraub d- D.), dwi 410 Kearny

Davis Henry, helper Pacific Brass Found rj-, res East Oak-
land

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 18(

Davis Henry, watchman Pacific Box Factory, dwl 481

Brannan
I»AVIS HEXRY <"., dentist, office 137 Montgomery,

dwl 1721 Webster
DAVIS HKVBY L.< president National Gold Bank and

Trust Co., office NE cor California and Sansom, dwl

l'2ol Washintfton
Davis Herbert J., clerk Auditor's Office Central Pacific

R. R., NE cor Fourth and Towiiseiid, dwl Russ House
Davis Horace {Horace Davis c(; Co.), dwl 1011 Bush
DAVIS IIOKAC'E A <"0. (Andrew McF. Davis),

proptrs Golden Gate Flouring Mills, 41-49 First
Davis I. M., minstrel, dwl 871 Folsom
Davis Isaac, clerk D. Canty & Co., dwl 1240 Mission
Davis Isaac, clothing, 1124 Market, dwl 35 Lilly Av
Davis Isaac E. {Davis it- Coiiell), dwl 28 South Park
Davis Isaac H., carpenter, dwl 38 Perry
Davis Isador, merchant tailor, 404 Third
DAVIS J. tV t"0., manufacturers ruchings, washing

trimmings, lace, novelties, and suits, 208 Sutter
Davis Jacob, hairdresser 19 Geary, dwl 1219 Turk
Davis Jacob, tailor, dwl 34^^ Clara

Davis Jacob W., foreman Levi, Straus & Co., dwl 911 Hyde
Davis Jacob Z. {Boyd d- D.), dwl 408 Post
Davis J. A. J., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Davis James, dwl 411 Minna

Davis James, bookkeeper Henry Holmes, dwl 217 Bdwy
Davis James, bookkeeper W. Cohen & Co., dwl 808 Foi
Da\as James, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl

923 Natoma
Davis James, bricklayer, dwl 570 Tehama
Davis James, broker, dwl Russ House
Davis James, carpenter, dwl 38 Perry
Davis James, deckhand U. S. stm MePherson, res Oakland
Davis James, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Davis James, mason, dwl 413 Tehama
Davis James, plasterer, office NE cor Kearny and Bush,

dwl 405 Taylor
Davis James, shoemaker Perrj' Veitch, dwl 22 Geary
Davis James H., foreman Glass Works, dwl 516 Brannan
Da^is James S., deputy collector U. S. Int. Rev., dwl 1225

Kearny
Davis Jesse, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Davis J. F., dwl 424 Sansom
Davis J. H., dwl Chicago Hotel
Davis John, dwl 614 Kearny
Davis John, blacksmith, dwl 25 Natoma
Davis John, carjienter, dwl 2050 Mission
Davis John, driver Central R. R., dwl cor Seventh and

Brannan
Davis John, hoslter John Mackey, dwl N s Point Lobos

Av nr Twentj'-ninth Av
Davis John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Da\'is John, waiter, dwl 742 Pine
Davis John A., dwl 1812 O'Farrell
Davis John B. F., local agent Home Mutual Insurance

Co. , 406 California, dwl 1031 Dolores
Davis John E., clerk V. S. Int. Rev., dwl 1711 Polk
Davis John H., carpenter, dwl 918 Natoma
Davis John H., hackdriver, dwl 916 Montgomery
Davis John M., vocalist Maguire's Opera House, dwl 13

Page
Davis Joseph (J. Davis d- Co.), 208 Sutter, dwl 1522 Cal
Davis Joseph, cellamian Favre & Jaujou, dwl cor Broad-

waj- and Dupont
Davis Joseph, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

Wharf
Davis Joseph, manufacturer ladies' fancy goods, 208 Sut-
ter, d« 1 1522 California
Davis Joseph, peddler, dwl junction County and Mission

and Ocean Beach Roads
Davis Joseph A., janitor S. F. Art Gallery, 313 Pine, dwl

635 California
Davis Joseph S., pailmaker Armes & Dallam, dwl 616

Greenwich
Davis Joshua D., barkeeper David P. Le\'j-, dwl 1524 Pow
Davis J. Sf, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl cor Polk and

Bush
Davis J. W., miner, dwl 214 Broadway
Davis L., merchant, dwl 1017 Battery, rear
Davis L. B. Mrs., dwl 225 Fourth

Davis Leontina Miss, ironer .Mrs. A. Oenty, dwl 837 Clay
Davis Lizzie, chambermaid Winchester Hotel
Davis Louis, student Heald's Business College, dwl 404

Third
Davis Louis H., sawyer William B. Bradbury, dwl 652

Mission
Davis Louis N., clerk, dwl SW cor Broadway and Dupont

Davie M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Davis Magnus, waiter Palace Hotel

Davis Marcus, clerk Leavy & Brother, dwl 35 Lilly Av

Davis Marcus, expressman, cor Sacramento and Batterj',

dwl 1055^ Folsom
Davis Marks, clerk Leopold Kutner, dwl 1048 Folsom
Davis Marks, glazier, dwl 158 Clara
Davis Marks, tailor Michael Short, dwl 1024 Folsom
Davis Martin, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s Illinois

nr Twentieth
Davis Mary (widow), dwi 600 Seventh
Da\is Mary (widow,) dwl 910 Washington
Davis Mary (widow), dwi 2114 Mason, rear
Davis Maurice, second-hand furniture, 1048 Folsom
Davis Max {£. Shunicasser it Co.), dwl 828 Post
Davis M. E. Mrs., hairdresser, 227 Fourth
Davis Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl S s Sierra

nr Michigan
Davis Milo S. (.4 7no«it D.), dwl 211 Fourth
Davis Miit<m H., bookkeeiJer S. B.Wakefield, dwi Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Davis Morris, furrier, 256 Third
Davis Morris W., dwl 327^^ Brvant
DAVIS .'?U KKAV, agent National Clock Co., 31 Sutter,

res Oakland
Davis Myer, metermaker S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 33 J

Moss
Davis Nathan, tailor, dwl 20 Lafayette PI
Davis Nathan, tailor Lawrence Kelly, dwi 25 Morton
Davis Nathan F., carpenter, dwi 035 California
Davis Nellie Miss, dressmaker Agnes Heiser, dwi S a

Chestnut bet Mason and Powell
Davis P., agent, dwi 517 O'Farrell
Davis Patrick, waiter Russ House
Davis Paul P., student City College, dwl 515 Kearny
Davis Peter, chainmaker James E. Gordon, dwi Iowa nr

Yuba
Davis P. F., capitalist, dwl 527 Sacramento
Davis Philip, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl Ns Sierra

nr Louisiana
Davis R., laborer George H. \Miitney, 114 Steuart
Davis R. A., salesman Francis Mandelbaum, dwi 905

Market
Davis Roe W. , bookkeeper John G. Hodge & Co. , dwl 923

Bush
Davis Ralph, clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., dwi 941 Howard
Davis R. D. W. {R. D. W. Davis it Co.), dwi 731 Bush
DAVIS K. D. W. •&- CO. {Theodore Voizin), auction-
eers and commission merchants, salesroom 212 San
Davis Rebecca (widow), dwi 637 Minna
Davis R. G. , salesman Gilbert cfe Moore, res Oakland
Davis Richard, cartman superintendent streets
Da\is Richard, seaman^dwi NW cor Third and Townsend
Davis Robert, dwl 2624 Bush
Davis Robert, copjist, dwi S s Mission nr First
Davis Robert, porter Sohman, Coghill & Rountree, dwl 56

Everett
Davis Robert, stevedore, dwi 202 Leavenworth
Davis Robert, stevedore, dwi 515 Chestnut
Davis Robert E. , kalsominer Fred Jennings, dwi cor Ninth

Av and H, South S. F.
Davis Rufus T., lather, dwi 362 Jessie
Davis Russell, laundrv, dwl NW cor Hyde and Vallejo
Davis S., agent, dwi 129 Turk
Davis S. Jr., dwl 419 Kearny
Davis S. A. (w idiiw), ^jmished rooms, 318 Kearny
Davis Samuel, dwl 739 Market

Davis Samuel, capitalist, office 316 California room 3
Davis Samuel, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Davis Samuel P., clerk D.Webster Morey, dwl 127 Kear
Davis Samuel S., janitor Thomas O. Larkin, res Oakland
Davis Samuel T., compositor Examiner, dwl 1100 Bdwj-
Davis Simon, salesman Rosenbaum & Friedman, dwi 828

Post
Davis Solomon, bookkeeper C. L. Taylor & Co., dwl 2539

Folsom
Davis Solon H., salesman E. Durkin & Co., dwi 1014

Greene
Davis S. P., upholsterer Wade's Opera House
Davis Steiihen, hackman Plaza, dwl 202 Sixth
Davis Stephen, machinist, dwl 33^ Perrv
DAVIS (THE) SEWI.'St; .'HA<'HIXE CO., WilUam

F. Sherwood manager, 118 Post
Davis Thomas, clerk, dwl 1428 Pacific
Davison Thomas, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwi 2015

Polk
Davis Thomas, metal roofer, dwl 2603 Sacramento
Davis Thomas, seaman, dwi 302 Front
Davis Thomas F., salesman George A. Meigs, res Oakland

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Market

,3i P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Davis Thomas J. , cattle dealer, dwi 865J Market

Davis Thomas J. , furenian Dewey & Co. , dwl 623 Howard

Davis T. N'., dwl <513 Mission

Diivis \an Xess, blacksmith, dwl "23 Union

Davis W., laborer Southern Pac. R. R.

Davis Warren J., clerk city and county attorney, dvrl 731

Hush
Davis W. G., driver City R. R.
Davis \V. H., dwl Cosmoi>olitan Hotel
Davis Willard G., clerk J. H. P. Wentworth, dwl 1010

i'owcll
Davis William {Hoffman .t D.), dwl 514 Stevenson
Davis William, carpenter, dwl 2104 Washington
Davis William, coachdriver Cambrian Hi>tcl
Davis William, expressman, N'Wcor Washini^n and Da-
vis, dwl 1806 Vallejo
Davis William, junk dealer, 715 Sansorfi, dwl 808 Fourth
Davis William, liquor saloon, 212-216 Dupont, Jwl Post

bet Larkin and Polk
^'avis William, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 520 Miss

.\ is William, sailmaker, dwl 08 Bra<ly
. ,.vis William, waiter stm James M. Donahue, Green St.

Wharf
Davis William, 'W'atchman Union Iron W'orks, dwl 143

Third
D.ivis William, turner, dwl 1228 Pine
Davis William, woodturner, dwl 59 Stevenson
Da vies William A., deputy collector U. S. Int. Rev., res

Oakland
Davis William B., seaman, dwl 225 Fourth
Davis William C, porter F. T. Houghton & Co., dwl 505

Filbert
Davis William D. {Willium D. Davis Ji- Son), dwl Win-
chester Hotel
Davis William D. & Son (Z)a /iiVi E. Davh), proprietors

Winchester Hotel, SVV cor Broadway and Mont
Da^ns William E., machinehand Charles Field & Co., dwl

U23 Howard
Davis William G., miner, dwl 611 Howard
Da\is William H., foreman J. F. Hollin^worth, dwl 253

Fourth
Davis William F., helper melter and refiner's department

U. S. Mint, dwl 8B3i Market
Davis William H., housesmith James J. Gallagher, dwl

23 Nevada
Da\-is William H., laborer, dwl N s Dorland nr Dolores
Davis William H., lumber inspector Mare Island, dwl 9

Hubbard
Davis William J., bakery, 23J Second
Davis William N. , ornamental plasterer Frederick Martin,

dwl cor Ninth Av and H, South S. F.
Davis Wil iam W., bookkeeper R. F. Osbom & Co., dwl

751 Market
Da\'is William W., woolgrader Central Wool Depot, dwl

532 Bryant
Davis Winnie, student Barnard's Business College
Davis Wood, dwl 302 Fourth
Davis & Co. {David Davij< and Jo8'']}h Michael), crockery

and glassware, 65 Fourth
DATIli A «'OWELL (Imac E. Davis and Henry
Coicell), manufacturers lime, and importers cement,
fire bricks, etc., 211 and 213 Drumm
Da^-is & Lewis (Daniel Davix and Isaac Lewis), cigars

and tobacco, 1132 Market
Davis & Sparrow (C«ar;<?« A.Davis and Frederick A.
Sparrow), hairdressers, 921 Stockton

Davison , dwl 132 Sixth

Da\ison C. F., dwl 1232 Pacific

Davison Edward, conductor Central R. R., dwl 721

Bran nan
DaWson George, dwl SW cor Tj'ler and Hyde
Davison William, clerk U. S. ' Custom House, dwl 1616

Mason
Da\ison William, liquor saloon, 212-216 Dupont, res St.

Helena
Davison William P., painter, dwl 1622 Stockton
Dansson Clarence, journalist, dwl 314 Bush
Davisson Robert G. (Tobin, Davissun <t Co.), dwl 1110

Taylor
Davisson. See Davidson
Davock John, laborer, dwl 112 Shipley
Davol Charles A., seaman, dwl 10 Commercial
Davy J., carjx^nter, dwl SW cor Duj'ont and Broadway
Davy James, engineer Holland i: Ruppel, dwl 47 Jessie '
Davy John, driver Francis O'Kane, dwl 709 Natoma
Da\y M., dwl 636 Commercial-
Da^•^■. Set Davey

Daw- Edward, laborer, dwl 41 Louisa, rear
Dawe Henry, rigger, dwl 300 Fremont

Dawes James D., wholesale sheepbutcher, M nr Fourth

Av, South S. F.
Dawes Richard C, clerk shot tower, dwl 4 Park PI
Dawes William Mrs. (widow), teacher French, dwl 311

Chestnut
Dawes William H., bookkeeper New Wisconsin Hotel, NE

cor Montgomerj' and Pacific
Dawget Emilv (widow), dwl 405 Post
Dawlcy 1. N. "(widow), boarding, 829 O'Farrell
Dawson C. , carpenter, dwl 7 Mason
DaWson D. E., dwl Lick House
Dawson F. T., canienter, dwl 227 Second
Dawson G. Mrs., dressmaker, 010^ Jloward
Dawson George, barkeeper James Wainwright, dwl 610J

Howard
Dawson George, jjeddler, dwl 032 Brannan
Dawson George (/loluwg <t- D.), dwl 621 Larkin
Dawson Henry &: Co. (Henry S. Dawson), stock yard, SE

cor Fifth and Bryant
Dawson Henry S. (Henry Dawson cfc Co.), res Oakland
Dawson Hezckiah, liquor saloon, 19 Vallejo
Dawson James, cook, dwl NW' cor Turk and Fillmore
Dawson James, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Dawson John, calker Boole iS; Webster
Dawson John, fanner, dwl Byfield Tract nr Laguna Honda
Dawson John, shipcalker, dwl 134 Francisco
Dawson John H., apothecary Painter & Calvert, dwl SE

cor Clay and Kearny
Dawson John W., carpenter, dwl 707 Montgomerj' Av
Dawson Luther G. , office 402 Montgomerj' room 34, dwl

Lick House
Dawson Samuel, carbuilder Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

523 Valencia
Dawson William, laborer, dwl S s Thirty-first nr Chenery
Dawson William, tinsmith Osgood Ai Stetson, dwl Thirty-
first nr Mission
Dawson William L., with Henry Dawson & Co., dwl cor

Fifth and Bryant
Day Albert Ogdeii, pamter, office 325 Montgomerj-, dwl

211 Stevenson
Day Algernon L., clerk John McKillop & Co., dwl 330

O'Farrell
Day Anne (widow), dwl W s Washington Av Twenty-
seventh, Benial Heights
Day Annie Mrs., teacher Mission St. Primarj- School
Day Bemhard, carpenter, dwl 117 Jasper PI
Day Charles E. (St. John ifc D.), dwl E s Laguna bet

Bush and Pine
Day Clara (widow), dwl 347i Grove
Day Daniel, miner, dwl 518 Pacific
Day Edwin, laborer, dwl 10 De Boom
Day Edwin, watchman, dwl 22 Turk
Day Edwin, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Day Fi-ank (Morgan d- D.), dwi 27 Clinton
Day Frank, porter, dwi 539 Vallejo
Day Frank M., compositor Alta California, dwi 615 Post
DAY FBr.l.\KLI.\ II., cashier Pac. Refinery and Bul-
lion Exchange, 416 Montgomerj', dwl 1010 Clay
Day George, woodcar\er C. Frederick Schiller, dwl
Washington Av bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Day George A., patternmaker Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl

20 Everett
Daj' Henry, carpenter, dwi N s LjTich bet Jones and

Leavenworth
Day H. H., mineow^^er, dwl 850 Market
Day James, bricklayer, dwi 357 Jessie
Day James, machinist, dwl E 8 Utah nr Yolo
Day James A., cabinetmaker Fredericks & Gercke, dwl

248 Clementina
Day James A., porter Holden House, dwl 1310 Pacific
Day James L., foreman M. P. Holmes, dwi 1120 Howard
Day James M. , capitalist, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Day John, j)rinter, dwl 119 Powell
Day Josejih, branch bakerj- and candies, 241 Seventh
Da.v Joseph, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Day Lotta Mrs., fancy goods, 27 Clinton
Day M. C. (widow), teacher music, dwl 1211 Bush
Day Peter, carpenter, dwl Railroad House
Day Patrick, dwl 132 Lombard
Day Patrick, miner, dwi California Av and Twenty-eighth,

Bernal H^ghts
Dav Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 11 Baldwin Court
Dav Richard (Fletcher .«■ D.), dwi 10 Hickory Av
Day Richard, laborer, dwl E s Folsom bet Twenty-sixth

and T\ventv-seventh
Day RotKirt, pai>erhanger, 806 Montgomerj-, dwl 21 Stev
Da J- Robert, salesman Santa Cruz Lime Co., dwl Ameri-
can Exchange

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mclp,

DAY

248

DeL

DAY TllO.^S.i!^, importer and jobber gas fixtures,

clocks, bronzes, etc., 122 and 124 Sutter, dwl 630 Har
Day Thomas H., carpenter, dwl 1012 Devisadero
Day Thomas J., engraver, 137 Montgomery, dwl 524 Green-
wich
Day Thomas S., with Thomas Day, dwl 630 Harrison
Day William, dwl 22 Marj'
Dav William, shoemaker, 1325 Polk
Day William H., poi-ter Phillips, Taber & Co., dwl 22

Mai-y
Dayen J. W., stationerj' clerk Central Pac. R. R., NE cor

Fourth and Townsend, dwl 303 Eddy
Days John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and Mor-
ton
Days John M., assistant coiner's department U. S. Mint,

' dwl 1616 Turk
Dayton Audley, clerk, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr First Av
I Dayton Eli, physician, dwl 1211 Folsom
Dayton Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Wal-
ter E. Dean secretary, office 419 California room 19
Dayton Jeremiah B., miner, dwl 224 McAllister
Dayton S. A., master mariner, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr

First Av
De Andreis Biagio, chemist, dwl 8 Vandewater
De Arcy Thomas, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor

Gough and Hecht
De Artaeihevania J. Vincent, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71

New Montgomery
De Bahr Henry, clerk Christopher Nobmann, dwl SW cor

California and Fillmore
De Banne Louis, clerk, dwl 717 Bush
De Hare Keuben B. {De Bare tfc Bryan), dwl 783 Market
De Bare & Br3'an (Reuben B. De Bare and Jacob Bryan),

real-estate and moneybrokers, 1 Fourth
De Bass James, cook, dwl 10 Virginia
De Basson John, fruit stand, SE cor Sacramento and

Montgomery, dwl What Cheer House
De Benedetti Louis, wood and coal, 508 Green
De Benedetti Mateo, laborer, dwl 20 Hinckley
De Bernardi Charles, cook, dwl 1118 Kearny
De Bernardi Maurice (iJ. Cheda it Co.), dwl lllS Kearny
De Blois Silas D., draftsman William Patton, dwl 1076

Union
De Boer Henry John, junk dealer, 675 Mission, dwl 23

Jessie
De Bonn Paul, tanner Fitsoh & Bro., dwl N s Precita Av

nr San Bruno Road
De Bourgc Laura Mrs., proprietress Hotel de France, 637

and 639 Pacific
De Burgh Charles R. , carpenter and builder, dwl 554

Tehama bet Fifth and Sixth
De Camp John, laundrjinan S. F. Laundry NW cor Turk

and Fillmore
De Camp John P., cigarmaker Gordon & Burke, dwl 18

Mason
De Camp Manuel, laundryman S. F. Laundry, dwl NW

cor Turk and Fillmore
De Casanova Jose R., clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl 205

Seventh
De Castilla Isabella (widow), dwl 18 Fifth Av
De Castro Joseph, carpenter, dwl 11 Hickory Av
De Chaterette ^'alery (widow), dwl 14 Lafayette
De Clairmont Ralph, bookkeeper T. Lemmen Meyer, dwl

65 Thirteenth
De Corccy Margaret, fancy dry goods, 521 Valencia
De Cordy Jane, dwl 20 Chesley
De Costa George, waiter Palace Hotel
De Costa Jacob N., teacher Hebrew and English, dwl 1313

Green
De Courcy Edward, salesman Rosenbaimi & Friedman,

dwl 637 Market
De Courcy Edward Mrs., fancy goods, 937 Market
De Courcy F. Mrs., millinery, 140 Sixth
De Crano Edmund G., stockbroker, office 409 California,

dwl 2514 Sutter
De Cuyper Charles, inspector of materials new U. S. Ap-
praiser's Building
De Decker Frank {De Decker <Ss Van Doren), dwl 534

Jackson
De Decker & Van Doren (Frank De Decker and Frederick

Van Duren), liquor saloon, 534 Jackson and 39 Mont-

gomerj' Av
De Diego Isadore, bookkeeper, dwl 530 Vsfllejo
De Escudero Refugio (widow), dwl 520 Broadway
De Foe Peter, calker Boole iSt Webster
De Foley Carlo, professor of music, dwl 111 Geary
De Force Mattie Mrs., dwl 1006 Sutter
De Forest Joseph, merchant, office 402 Front, dwl 110

Mason •

De Forest William F., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl

24 Si.\th
De Fosse Charles, teamster Smith, Cutter & Co., dwl

Perry nr Fourth
De Francoeur. See Francoeur
De Frees Mill and Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Caleb T.

Fay secretary, olfice 320 Sansom room 9
De Frees William R., miner, dwl 34 Erie
De Freis Antony {De Freia it Clark), dwl 1106 Clay
De Freis & Clark (Anthony De Freis and James R.

Clark), Nevada Chemical Works, 627 Brannan
De Fremery Herman S., ship and Custom House broker,

508 Battery, dwl 7uO Broadwav
DE FRE.VIEUY JAMES, consul for the Netherlands,

agent Amsterdam Board Underwriters, and president

S. F. Savings Union (and James De Freineryd: Co.),

office 710 Sansom, res Oakland
De Fremery James & Co. (William C. B. De Fremery),

commission merchants, 710 Sansom
De Fremery William C. B. (James De Fremery <t Co.),

res (Jakland
De Fretis Vincent, waiter Occidental Hotel
De Fretz Frank, cook Golden Star Restaurant, 28 First
De Frevelli Eugene, fish dealer, dwl 611 Gough
De Graaf John P., printer A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 730

Bush
De Greayer Harry, bookkeeper Fry, Neal & Co., dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
De Greayer S. (S. De Greayer tfc Co.), dwl 219 Geary
De Greayer S. & Co. (John Brady), stockbrokers, office

605 Clay
De Groat Joseph, waiter Herman Markwalder, dwl 15

Pine
De Groot David A., extraman Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D.,

dwl 614 Mission
De Groot Eliza (widow), dwl E s Van Ness Av bet Pacific

and Broadway
De Groot Francis, seaman, dwl 417 Brannan
De Groot Harry, assayer, dwl 636 Union
De Guerre Franklin, carpenter, dwl 354 Grove
De Guerre George P., carpenter, dwl 354 Grove
De GueiTe George W., carpenter, dwl 354 Grove
De Guerre Jeffson D., cabinetmaker C. F. Marson & Co.,
' dwl 354 Grove

De Haes Charles (De Haes tt Esinonin), dwl 633 Third
De Haes c& Esnionin (Charlea De Haes and Clement Es-
inonin), French laundry, 633 and 635 Third
De Hart Edward J., salesman Jacob Underbill & Co., dwl

1030 Bush
De Jersey Joseph, seaman, dwl 804 Third
De Kamp Joseph, expressman, cor Sac and Market
DE liHRWAX MARi', real-estate and business agent,

office 137 Montgomerj', dwl 13 Monroe
De Kluney M. A., female physician, 106J Third
De La Barette H., bookkeeper Charles Dahlmann & Co.,

dwl 418 Vallejo
De La Fontaine Joseph, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl E s

Fair Oaks bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
De La Fontaine Victor, cooper, dwl 210^ Clara
DE 1.4 MOKTA«i*liIE JOSEPH E., contractor, office

330 Pine room 36, res Oakland
De La Montanya George, tinsmith James De La Montanya,

dwl 3 Helen
Db La Montanya James, importer stoves and metals, 214-

220 Jackson and 606 and 608 Battery, dwl 1510 Taylor
De La Rosa Adolpho, printer, dwl 528 Green
De La Soto Prospero, merchant, dwl C Card Alley
De La Torre Antonio (Mureles ct Co.), dwl 1715 Mason
De Lacy Gertrude, glovemaker Pac. Glove Works, dwl 749

Market
De Lagnel J. A., purser Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
De Land Frank M., clerk George W. Hume, dwl 708 Mason
De Landresse Henr}' C, musician, dwl 10 Jansen
De Lange Conrad, gardener, dwl E s Folsom bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
De Lap Charles, rigger William Green, dwl 229 Spear
De Laveaga J. M., farmer, office SW cor Front and Jack
DE L.lVE.iCiA J. VIXC'EXTE, capitalist, office SW

cor Front and Jackson, dwl 322 Geary
De Laveaga J. Vincente (widow), dwl 322 Gear}'
De Laveaga Jliguel A., capitalist, office SW cor Front and

Jackson, dwl 322 Geary
De Levra Manuel, collector San Quentin Ferry, dwl 2

Moulton PI
De Lome Alexander, pictures, 1204 Market, dwl 565 Stev-
enson, rear
De Long t'rancis (Sweetser <fc De L.), dwl 1524 Cal
De Long Frank C. , agent for Sweetser & De Long, dwl

1524 California

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Marke' i^|

3. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

Del

249

DEA

De Lorer John, blacksmith Emile Oirardin, dwl 741 Pac

De Loza AnU)nio Rodriguera, dwl MS Folsom

De Luca Charles, butcher Qeswaldo l>e Luca, dwl 512

Union
DE LIICA «ES>V ALDO, market, 1338 Dupont, dwl S 8

Cadell Alley nr Union
De Luca Jacob, veyetablus, dwl 1004 Pacific
De L<ica Peter, vegetables, dwl 1004 Pacific
De Martini liaptiste, laborer, dwl 1018 Stockton, rear
De Martini Frank, vegetable dealer, dwl »>2« Vallejo
De Martini O., expressman, NE cor Broivdway and Kearny,

dwl 424 Broadwaj-
De Martini Geroloiuo, vegetables, Colombo Market, dwl

512 Green
De Martini Giovanni, shoemaker, 658 Pacific, dwl 14 Union

PI
De Martini Joseph, laborer, dwl 738 Vallejo, rear
De Martini Levia Mrs., dwl 535 Vallejo
De Martini Mary (widow), dwl ICIS Stockton, rear
De Martini Nicolo, laborer, dwl lols Stockton, rear
De Martini Paolo, laborer, dwl l(Jls Stockton, rear
De Martini Rose Miss, dressmaker Mrs. D. A. Finn, dwl

1214 Stockton
De Martini. See Demartini

De Masini Telesphonis Rev., professor ancient and mod-
ern lansTiag-es, St. Ignatius College, 841 Market
De Mers Cusebe, tinsmith Maurice Blackman, dwl 20

Taylor
De Meza Louisa (widow), dwl 510 O'Farrell
De Mezerville Saniavoa Camille, office 320 San3omroom7,

dwl 333 O'Farre'U
De Montague Miss, dwl 127 Kearny
De Morrea George, dwl 417 Minna
De Mulf ord Jacob M. , dwl 726 California
De Noon Robert P., miner, dwl 410 Jones
De O'Lagnes Adrian, dwl 1311 Dupont
De O'Lagnes Francisca, dressmaker, dwl 1311 Dupont
De Ortez Vincent, waiter stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
De Pass Caleb J., porter Campbell &, Ayers, dwl 10 Vir-
ginia
De Pass Charles B., bookkeeper, dwl 355} Eleventh
De Pass James M. (De Pass <k Wilson), dwl 10 Stockton
De Pass & Wilson {James M. De Pans and Alexander K.
Wilso7i), money and stockbrokers, 331 Montgomery
room 18
De Planque William, upholsterer West Coast Furniture

Co., dwl 165Silva
De Prati Ernest, salesman Consolidated Tobacco Co., res

Alameda
De Prefontaine L. (widow), dwl 814 California
De Prutron E. (widow), dwl N s Chestnut nr Dupont
De Pue E. J., clerk Redington <k Co., dwl 836 Market
De Remi6 A., bookkeeper, dwl 18 Minna
De Ridder Peter, carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-ninth nr

Church
De Rome Catherine (widow), dwl 34 Moss
De Ronie Louis, brassmolder W. T. Garratt, dwl 34 Moss
De Rome Wilfred, brassmolder W. T. Garratt, dwl 34 Moss
De Roos Jacob, merchant, dwl 111 William
De Roos Leon, clerk Ordenstein & Co., dwl 111 William
De Rooj' John C, barkeeper Peter Oruber, dwl 531 Jack-
son
De Rue Thomas, springrmaker Black & Co. , dwl 110 Minna
De Russy Helen A. (widow), dwl 41 South Park
DE S.VKLA El'GEXE, commission merchant and im-
porter, 302 Davis, dwl 1216 Hyde
De Salis Vicento, dwl 736 Pacific
De Seravalle C, professor graphologj', office and dwl 632

Market
De Silveira Jos^ F., stock dealer, dwl 116 Jackson
De Solla Abram, ba^sewer Neville k Co., dwl 1528 Powell
De Solla Isaac M., cigarmaker, dwl 1528 Powell
De Solla Jacob M., dwl 1528 Powell
De Solver Mary (widow), dwl 351 Tehama, rear

De Sourien , chief nurse French Hospit;il, S s Bryant

bet Fifth and Sixth
De Span- Eugene {Dtigan <t De S.), dwl 1123 Howard
De St. Omer V. Miss, teacher music Mme. Louise Forster,

912 Sutter
De Sta Marina Joseph, stockbroker, office 416 Cahfomia,

dwl 1212 Turk
De Stevenson James, miner, dwl SE cor Buchanan and

Grove
De Styak John George, mining, office 330 Montgomery,

dwl 912 Sutter
De Succa Augasta, dwl 806 Vallejo
De Succa James, molder Savage iS Son, dwl 32 Tehama
De Suza Manuel, restamrant, 232 First, dwl W s Potrero
Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third

DE TAVEL A., veterinary surgeon, office and dwl 811

Howard
De Tourniel Paul Toumy, commission merchant, 621 San-

som, dwl 1809 Stockton
De Vager, dwl Olympic Lodgings
De Vaull John (Z>e i'aull .0 Schuter), dwl 1824 Post
De Vnull & Shuler (Julm De Vauil cfc Henry Shuler),

butchers, 3 and 4 California Market
De Vecchio Ermeneglido (De Vecchio ib Menesini), dwl 1

Bannam PI
De Vecchio Louis, packer Eclipse Bakery, 5 Russel PI
De Vecchio & Menesini (Ermeneglido De Vecchio and

Olinto Mc7iesini), butchers, 619 Broadwaj'
DE VER<'V A. F., real-estate agent, office 515 Cal
De Vera Clarence, vocalist Church's Varieties, dwl 817

Filbert
De Vere Oliver, clerk, dwl 417 Kearny
De Vierro M. N., Austrian Bene v. Soc, 71 New Mont
De Vinney Hugh, ciairj'maii Mount Pleasant Dairy, dwl

Silver Av nr San Bruno PI, South S. F
De Vinney Joseph L., stevedore, dwl 272 Brannan
De Vino i'homas, mariner, dwl 103 Clark
De Voy Harry, dwl 36 Geary

De Vrj' John V. (Leonard a,- De V.), dwl 10 St. Charles PI
De Wit Albert P., messenger S. F. Savings Union, dwl 17

Pearl
De Witt Benjamin F., liquor saloon, 808 Sacramento
De Witt C. , vaquero Donnelly, Dunne «8c Co.
De Witt Cornelius, blacksmith Michael Garrick, dwl 17

Pearl
De Witt Elon, supt City R. R., dwl 1041 Mission
De Witt George W., barkeeper George Randall
De Witt James C, carpenter John P. Curtis, dwl 50 Te-
hama
De Witt John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 116 Gil-
bert, rear
De Witt John, seaman, dwl 409 Pacific
De Witt Mortimer (Cluff & De W.), dwl 148 Tehama
De Witt Thomas B., physician, office and dwl NW cor

Kentucky and Butte
De Witt W. W., broker, dwl Russ House
De Wolf E. A. (widow), dwl 423 O'Farrell
De Wolf Emanuel, dwl 116 Turk
De Wolf Frank E., capitalist, office SE cor Montgomery

and Pine, dwl Grand Hotel
De Wolf George, physician, office and dwl 542 Bryant
De Wolf Maria (widow), dwl 331 Montgomery
De Wolf Thomas, miner, dwl 22 Turk
De Wolf B. J., signpainter, dwl 231j Fourth
De Young Amelia (widow), dwl 317 Eddy
De Young C, dwl 44 Third
De Young Charles (Charlet De Young <fc Co.), dwl 317

Eddy
DE YOUSTG CHARLES A VO. (Michel H. DeYoung),

proptrs S. F. daily and weekly Chronicle, office 506

Montgomery
De Young John, master schr Free Trade, SW cor Market

and Steuart
De Young Lewis, commission merchant, dwl 949 Mission
De Young Michel H. (Charles De Young d: Co.), dwl 317

Eddy
Deacon Elizabeth (widow), dwl 307 Leavenworth
Deacon George, machinist, dwl 307 Leavenworth
Deacon Henry, tinsmith, dwl 307 Leavenworth
Deacon James, harnessmaker, dwl 27 Minna
Deacon James S., tinware, 1726J Eddy
Deacon S. Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School, dwl

307 Leavenworth
Deacon Thomas, harnessmaker, dwl 27 Minna
DEAt'ON >riJLLlA.>I, machine works, 133 and 135

Main dwl 117 Olive Av
Deacy P. C. , cabinetmaker S. F. Manuf . Co.
Deady C, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman 6c, Co.
Deady Edward, contractor, dwl 229 Fell
Deakin Edwin, landscapepainter, studio 611 Clay, dwl 804

Deakin Frederick (IT. <t F. Deakin), dwl 1206 Eddy
Deakin W. & F., Japanese fancy goods, 623 Sacramento
Deakin Walter ( IF. tt F. Deakin), dwl 1206 Eddy
Deal David Rev., pastor Bush St. M. E. Church, dwl 2520

Bush
Deal H. C, clerk ticket auditor's office Central Pac. R, R.,

NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 2334 Mission
Deal Samuel, chief detective Central Pac. R. R., office cor

Fourth and Townsend, dwl 2334 Mission
Deal Thomas, fruiterer, dwl 636 Commercial
Dean Benjamin D., physician, office 33 Kearny, dwl 104

Stockton
Dean Charles, upholsterer, dwl 1012 Polk

:i:si TAMES Cx. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.
17

D. "W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant,

Dean Charles O., dentist James W. Winter, dwl 524 Chest-
nut
Dean E., dwl 22 Turk
DEAX E. B. A CO. (David Willcox and Charles H.

Merchant), manufacturers lumber, Junction Califor-
nia and Market
Dean Edmund, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl Oil Howard
Dean Edward H., salesman Z. W. Moore, dwl 907 Stock
Dean Elisha B. {E. B. Dean it Co.), res Oakland
Dean Eiustus C, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 1012

Polk
Dean Frank, cook Alfred W. Manning, dwl 1405 Mont
Dean Frank, helper Cal. Planing Mills
Dean Frank M., entry clerk Main & Winchester, dwl 339

Haves
Dean George, clerk H. E. Mathews & Co., res Oakland
Dean George, fireman stm Orizaba, dwl S s Lincoln nr

Tayior
Dean George A., Pacific Straw Works, dwl S s M nr

Guerrero
Dean George B. (Dean (b Fulton), dwl 333 Sixth
Dean George J., flagman Central Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Third nr King
Dean Gilbert S., dentist, dwl 408 Greenwich
Dean James, laborer, dwl W s Kentucky nr Mariposa
Dean James, oiler stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Dean James O., dwl 104 Stockton

Dean James T. (Rodgers, Meyer <k Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
Dean Jared D., teamster Pac. Iron Works, dwl 70 Clem
Dean J. C, woodworker Kimball Maiuif. Co., dwl ISFirst
Dean John, laborer, dwl 421 Dupont
Dean John T., expressman, SW cor Clay and Sansom, dwl

S s Ellis bet Webster and Fillmore
Dean J. T., dwl 11 De Boom

Dean Michael, laborer Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Dean Peter, capitalist, office 419 Clay, dwl 1006 Post
Dean Peter A., bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 259

Octaiia
Dean Richard, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 141 Sec-
ond
Dean Robert, wagonmaker, dwl NW cor Second and Na-

toma
Dean Samuel, carpenter, dwl 1012 Polk
Dean Stephen, engineer, dwl S s Lincoln nr Taylor
Dean Thomas R. (Dean a7id Sutherland), dwl 1707 Polk
DEAi\ WALTER E., mining secretary, office 419

California room 19, dwl 1117 Pine
Dean Warren G., carriagemaker, 109 Mission, dwl NW

cor Second and Natoma
Dean William, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
Dean William, laborer, dwl Sixteenth Av bet R and S,

South S. F.
Dean William, telegraph operator, dwl 310 Ritch
Dean & Fulton (George B. Dean and Joseph M. Fulton),

furniture d.yers, 335 Sixth
DEAN «£ SIITUERLAND (Thomas R. Dean and

John Sutherland), wholesale butchers, First Av nr

Kentucky, South S. F., office 533 Kearny
Deane. Anthony, laborer, dwl 114 Clinton
Deane Antone, dwl 28 Clinton
Deane C. Tennyson, physician and surgeon, office and

dwl SE^cor Sutter and Montgomery
DEANE €4>LL, stockbroker, office Nevada Block, 309

Montgomery room 16, res Oakland
Deane J., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth Long

Bridge
Deane James, painter, dwl 1126 Folsom
Deane John (Murphy, Grant <t- Co.), res Oakland
Deane John :R., compositor Benj. F. Sterett, dwl 1126

Folsom
Deane Joseph, jnarbleworker Duffy Brothers, dwl 828

Folsom
Deane Katie Miss, teacher Union Primary School, dwl

1126 Folsom
Deane Mamie Miss, teacher Mission St. Primary School,

dwl 1126 Folsom
Deane Margaret .Mrs., principal San Bruno School, dwl

1126 Folsom
Deane Mark, barkeeper, dwl 304 Third
Deane Patrick J., dwl 39 J^atoma
Deanes Alonzo, sawyer Holibs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 720

Market
Dearborn F. Mrs., saleswoman, dwl Overland House
Dearborn Frank, clerk' Richard S. Howland, dwl 246

Second
Dearborn George, miner, dwl 18 Turk
Dearborn Hague S., lastmaker Leveque & Potter, dwl 733

Hayes

Dearborn H. C, captain Pacific Mail S. S. China, dwl

Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dearborn Henry, laborer, dwl 10 Jessie
Dearborn John (Upson it D.), dwl 83 Clementina
Dearborn Theodore H., general agent Cook, Son & Jen-
kins, 3 New Montgomery (Grand Hotel), dwl Grand
Hotel
Deardorff Frank, clerk, dwl 409 Minna
Deardorff John R., real-estate agent, office 331 Mont-
gomery room 18, dwl S s Twenty-fourth nr Bartlett
Dearing James, traveling agent, dwl 13 Tehama
Dearing Joseph, wheelwright John C. H. Matthai, dwl

137 Third
Dearing O. A., salesman Ellis Read, dwl 632 Market
Dealing. Sec Deering
Dearlove Juana D. (widow), dwl 530 Vallejo
Dears Augustus, deckhand stm Loiiise, Berkeley Ferry
Dears George, deckhand stm Louise, Clay St. Wharf
Deary James, waiter City Restaurant, dwl 37 Everett
Deary. See Deery
Deas Henry, bookkeeper Edward B. Gethin, dwl 1516

Broadway
Deas James W., apple peddler, dwl 115 Commercial
Deas John, fruit stand, NW cor Mission and Steuart, dwl

NE cor Howard and Spear
Deas Richard, saloonkeeper, dwl 5 Minna
Deas Rose, steward Montgomery & Wilkinson, dwl 618

Fourth
Deas Z. W., collector Bank of California, dwl 23 Pleasant
Deas. See Dees
Deasy Brothers (Jeremiah and Cornelius), boots and

shoes, 126 Third
Deasy Cornelius (Dcasy Brothers), dwl 1052 Folsom
Deasy Daniel, dwl W s Brooks nr Market
Deasy Jeremiah (Deasy Brothers), dwl 228 Ritch
Deasy Jerome (Deasy <t Loftus), dwl W s Brooks nr

Market
Deasy John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fifth and

Shipley
Deasy Margaret Miss, domestic William Green, dwl 324

Ellis
Deasy & Loftus (Jerome Deasy and Peter Loftua), liquor

saloon, W s Brooks nr Market
Deavers John, locksmith, dwl 36 Natoma
Deaves Charles, helper Savage & Son, dwl 59 Jessie
Deaves Charles W., wood engraver, 517 Clay, dwl 931 Sac
Deaves Edwin, wood engraver, office 532 Clay, dwl 1109

Pine
Deaves Henrj% carpenter California Cigar Box Co.
Deavev John, driver Francis O'Kane, dwl Natoma nr

Eighth
Debanne Louis, cellerman G. Groezinger, dwl 717 Bush
Debat Gennain, restaurant, 634 Pac, dwl 18 Morey Alley
Debenham Geo. W., coachman Robert Hewson, dwl 1836

Eddy
Debemardi Louis, Swiss Benev. Soc. , 627 Commercial
Debernardi Peter, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Debize Francois, florist, dwl NW cor Church and Twenti-
eth
Debney Girard, captain stm Ancon, Broadway St.Whaif
Debnej' John, saddler, dwl Gait House
Debney Sydney, mariner, dwl 631 Davis
Debois Victor, painter, dwl E s Stevenson nr Eighteenth
Debourge Laura (widow), proprietress Hotel De France,

dwl 639 Pacific
Debrie Jacob, painter, dwl Vallejo PI
Debrie John Emil, molder City Iron Works, dwl cor

Twenty-fifth and Vicksburg
Debrie William , foreman City Iron Works, dwl cor Twenty-
fifth and Vicksburg
Debrodt Henry, seaman, dwl 409 Pacific
Debter Thomas, barber, dwl 28 Stone
Deburgh Charles, carpenter, dwl Precita Av bet Mission

and Howard, Bemal Heights
Decampos Joaquin, expressman, dwl W s Wood nr

Point Lobos Av
Decarmes Juan, cigarmaker, dwl 22 Turk
Decerra Francisco, cook Peter Job, dwl 912 Jackson
Decharlo Giacamo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Dechent Anton, butcher with P. J. McKeney, dwl NW

cor Valencia and Si.\teenth
Decimo Antonio, baker D. Caraffa & Co., dwl 1309 Dup
Deekelmann Francis (Creamer it D.), dwl 1106 Bdwy
Decker B., conductor Mai-ket St. R. R. Co.
Decker Barbara (widow), dwl 624 Jessie
Decker Charles, hairdresser Sand Bros. , dwl 624 Jessie
Decker Christian, gardener, dwl 5 Harrison Av
Decker Christian, groceries and liquors, 318 Brannan
Decker Constant F., confectioner, dwl 3 Duncan Court

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Turnishing CJoods.

0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Decker Ezekie], seaman, dwl 11 Pacific

Decker Oustav, jjeneral agent, office 612 Commercial,

dwl 80!) Vallejo
Decker John, peddler, dwl 509 Washington
Decker John H., clerk Richard Decker, dwl SW cor Hyde

and California
Decker John H., conductor Market St. Railroad, dwl 509

Hayes
Decker Martin L., salesman John C. Morrison Jr., dwl

109 Leavenworth
Decker Mathew, restauraiitkeeiwr, dwl 5 Crook 4
Docker Nelson, actor California Theater, dwl 228 Turk
Docker I'eter, banker (MarvsviUe), dwl 417 First
DKI'KKK KICH.IKII, 'groceries and liquors, SW cor

Hyde and California ^

Decker K., sawmaker, Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., diiw 732

Union
Decker. See Dekker

Decknian John, turner Francis & Gracier, dwl 55 Minna
Deekmeyer C. H., watchman Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

Depot Central Pac. R. H.
Decler Frank, tailor, dwl 720 Stockton
Decorative Wood Cari)et Co. {Max. Bcmstcin <Si Co.),

manufacturers, 46 Geary
Decorin Lord, nianmakcr, dwl 24 Sixth
Decorsey John, laborer, dwl SI Hunt
Decorsey Marj- Miss, seamstress, dwl 31 Hunt
Deeourt'ieux Amand, butcher, 2t) San Francisco Market,

dwl 72.T Broadway
Dedecker Frank (Dedecker <fe Van Doren), dwl 534

Jackson
Dedecker & Van Doren (Frank Dedecker and Frank

Van Doren), jaloon, 534 Jackson
Dedman Allen W., special policeman, dwl Central Pac. R.

R. Depot, cor Fourth and Townsend
Dedman Morris, miner, dwl 303 O'Farrell
Dedrickson Frederick, cook John Bartholoma, dwl 1017

Battery
Dee Daniel, miner, dwl Union Hotel, 511 Mission
Dee John P., teamster, dwl 330 Folsom
Dee Nellie Miss, bookbinder Bartling &, Kimball, dwl 1105

Mfmtgomery
Dee William, groceries and liquors, 233 Jessie, dwl 228

Jessie
Deegan William, liquor saloon, 530 Sacramento
Deegnn William, salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 740 Market
Deegan. See Degan and Degen
Deely J. , butcher O. & O. S. S. Belgie '

Deely James, groceries, SW cor Polk and Pine
Deely Lawrence, dwl SW cor Polk and Pine
Deems Clarence, second lieutenant Fourth U. S. Artillery,

dwl Presidio Barracks
Deeney William (1st), expressman, dwl 653 Third
Deeney William (2d), expressman, dwl 653 Third
Deering Charles J., capitalist, office 419 Clav, res Fruit

Vale
Deering Cornelius, longshoreman, dwl 311 Pacific
Deering F. D., law student, 7 U. S. Court Building, dwl

819 California
Deering James, dwl 13 Tehama

Deering James, hostler Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 258 Clem
UEERI\G JAMES H., v.holesale boots and shoes, 28

and 30 Sansom, dwl 819 California
Deering John, butcher JI. Selig, dwl W s Seventh Av bet

M and N, South S. F.
Deering John, laborer, dwl Gait House, 632 Market
Deering K. A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 331 Geary
Deering Mary (widow), 629^ Minna
Deering Michael, civil engineer and draftsman Southern

Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and To\^^lsend room 62,

dwl 739 Pine
Deering Patrick, stonecutter Michael Heverin, dwl 44

Minna
Deering Thomas, liquor saloon, SW cor Shasta and Geor-
gia, dwl 33 Geary
Deering Thomas P., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
»EEKI.\« >VILLIAM E., liquor saloon, 1228 Market,

dwl 614| Minna
Deering. See Bearing
Deery Charles, carpenter, dwl 153 Minna
Deery Edward, housemover, dwl 100 Third
Deery Frank, poultry and game, 14 Metropolitan Market,

dwl 2363 Minna
Deery James, laborer, dwl 258 Clementina, rear
Deery Thomas H. (Doiinieg <fe D.), dwl W 8 Mission bet

Twelfth and Thirteenth
Deery. See Deary

Dees Louis, driver William Hosier, dwl 1031 Dupont
Dees. See Deas

Deeth Charles H., clerk California Cracker Co., dwl 2098

Market
Deeth Dexter, assistant surveyor George R. Turner, dwl

2516 Sacramento
Deeth Jacob, dwl 2098 Markei
Deotken Lizzie G. Mrs., jjrincipal Broadway Primarj^

School, dwl 727 Geary
Dectken Sophie A. Mrs., teacher German Bush St. Pri-
mary School, dwl 725 Turk
Defau John, salesman, dwl 1211 Powell
Defcldecker Charles, carjjontcr S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Deferrari .\ngelo, vegetables, Colombo Market
Deferrari Giovanni B. , paints, oils, wall-paper, 1118 Du-
pont, dwl 1209 Laguna
Deferrari Louis, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Deffner Emma J. Miss, capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl 740

Broadway
Defifner George, clerk, dwl 740 Broadway
Defiance Livery Stable, J. P. Ferguson proprietor, 1025

Market
Defiance Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.), Walter G.Hughes

secretary, office 309 California room 6
Defiganiere Sylvester T., barber, dwl 842 Vallejo
Defilice Girolamo, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Defoe Peter, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Dnimm
Defore Sexton, machinist, dwl SE cor Second and Clem
Degan Kate (widow), dwl SW cor Filbert and Montgomery
Degan Patrick (Orford & D.), dwl N 3 WasJi^ngton bet

Devisadero and Broderick
Degen Antonio, dwl 33 Tehama
Degen James, engineer, dwl 532 Pine
Degen Philip W., porter Haas Brothers, dwl 33 Tehama
Degen. See Deegan

Degener Erich (Deqener it Co.), dwl 206 Kearny
DEfiE.N'EK «& CO. (Erich Degener and William

Lithtenberg), importers and commission merchants,

109 California room 11
Degenhardt Charles, butcher Charles Saltman, dwl 218

Grove
Degenhart Louis, tailor, 20 Mont Av, dwl 821 Vallejo
Degenhart William, carpenter, dwl 12 Ellis
Degiani Giovanni, laborer, dwl 423 Filbert
Degman Frank, calker, dwl 519 Mission
Degnan Michael, watertender, dwl 133 Folsom
Degiiew Thomas, bellman Grand Hotel
Degony Nestor, porter Kaindler & Co., dwl 3 Sherwood

PI
Degraaf John P., compositor D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 730

Bush
Dehainy Peter, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.
Dehertoghe Adrian, machinist Risdon L and L. Works,

dwl 147 Shipley
Dehler Anton, liquor saloon, 537 Pacific, dwl Swiss Hotel
Dehne Charles, baker Adam Winkle, dwl 724 Front
Dehon Thomas, dwl 306 Leavenworth
Dehuc Emile, machinist Paul Fleury, dwl S s Vallejo bet

Dupont and Montgomery Av
Deidesheimer Philip, mining, dwl Occidental Hotel
Deighton Bert, canvasser, dwl 404 Grove
Deighton Frederick, canvasser, dwl 404 Grove
Deirs John, tailor, dwl 617 Davis
Deisch Antone, miner, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Deisel John Philipp, cabinetmaker, dwl 411 Tehama
Deito Antonio, d\Nl 33 Hinckley
Deitsch Louis, student Heald's Business College
Deitzler George W., president Alden Fruit Preserving Co.,

office 426 Montgomery, dwl 1315 Hyde *

Dejarley Franklin, clerk, dwl 216 Giiugh
Dejarley George, painter, dwl 216 Gough
Dejarley Paul, painter, dwl 216 Gough
Dejean Leon, steward Lick House, dwl 19 Lewis PI
Dejean Peter Mrs., laundry, 604 Broadway
Dejean Peter, shipcarpenter, dwl 604 Broadway
Dekker Hans M., Scandinavian Soc. , 71 New Montgomery
Dekker Thomas, seaman, dwl Steuart St. House
Del Valle Reginaldo F., law student Winans & Belknap,

dwl 1234 Stockton
Delacroix Georgette, ironer, dwl 933 Sacramento, rear
Delafiare Francois, cook Francisco Garcia, dwl Prospect

PI
Delafield Henry, assistant weigher Custom House, dwl

660 Bryant
Delahanty Cornelius H., painter, dwl 1003 Vallejo
Delahanty Daniel H., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 913 Jackson
Delahanty J., plasterer, dwl 134 Fourth
Delahantj' John H., reporter Morning Call, dwl 913 Jack
Delahanty Margarite (widow), dwl 123 Clinton
Delahanty Michael, dwl 913 Jackson

TAMES G-. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant

Delahanty Patricks., hostler Central R. R.,dwl 7 Decatur
Delahanty Thomas, dwl Franklin Hotel
Delahay James E., mason, dwl 112 Twelfth
Delaniater Georg-e, driver Theodore C. Delamater, dwl

1887 liroadway
Delamater Marvin H., carpenter, dwl 1327^ Minna
Delamater John, driver Theodore C. Delamater, dwl 1887

Broadway
Delaniater Oscar, carpenter, dwl 16 Anna
Delamater Theodore E., milkman, 1887 Broadway
Delamore John F., hostler Fashion Stables, dwl NW cor

Castro and Twenty-fifth
Deland Charles, dwl 2sl Stevenson
Deland Charles Jr., dwl 281 Stevenson
Delaney Bridget (widow), dwl 465 Clementina
Delaney Edward (Delaney <t- .Kearny), dwl SW cor

Washington and Octavia
Delaney George E., bookkeeper W. W. Haney, dwl 613

Jones
Delaney H., pantrniian Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Delaney Henry, dwl 614 Kearny
Delaney Hugh, driver Central K. R., dwl 1209 Turk
Delaney James, clerk, dwl 614 Kearny
Delaney James, tillerman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3

S. F. F. D.
Delaney James J., painter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 231

Fifteenth
Delaney Jojjp, stevedore, dwl 29 Frederick, rear
Delaney John, laborer, dwl 113:^ Clay
Delaney John L., captain General Cobb, dwl N s Filbert

bet Buchanan and Webster
Delaney Mary (widow), dwl N s Clay nr Laguna
Dclanej- Michael, laborer, dwl 1 Hampton Court
Delaney P., oiler stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Delaney Patrick, artesian wellborer, 764^ Howard
Delaney Patrick, coalpasser stm Ajax, Folsom St.AVharf
Delaney Patrick, teamster, dwl 615 Seventh
Delaney Philip, teamster, dwl 615 Seventh
Delaney Richard E. , groceries and liquors, W s San Bruno

Road nr Woolsej-
Delaney Thomas, packer U. S. Medical Purveyor's Office

104 O'Farrell, dwl 112 Page
Delaney W'illiam {SiUlivan a; D.), dwl 4 Drury Lane
Delaney William, laborer, dwl Tehama nr Twenty-eighth,

Bernal Heights
Delaney William, miner, dwl 13^ Washing^ton Av
Delaney William F., laundrjinan National Laundry, dwl

S s Seventeenth nr Dolores
Delaney. See Delany

Delano Augustus, oalker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Delano Charles M., cashier Wooster, Shattuck & Co., dwl

2522 Clay
Delano Frank, tinsmith William S. Ray, dwl 1730 Eddy
Delano George, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Delano James, market, SE cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Delano L. T. , butcher George A. Raave, dwl 1145 Folsom
Delano Robert T. , calker, dwl 221 Harrison
Delano Silas L., wagonmaker, dwl 1730 Eddy
Delano William, forgeman Pac. Rolling Mills
Delany Alfred L. , expressman, NW' cor Dupont and Sac-
ramento, dwl N s Vallejo bet Franklin and Gough
Delany Annie (widow), dwl 211 Minna
OELAiNY t'UAULES Met"., attorney at law, office

619 Montgomery, dwl 1515 Clay
Delanj' D., musician, dwl 432 Kearny
Delany Daniel, special policeman, dwl 1132 Clay
Delan>^. Mrs., upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co.
Delany H., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 718 Drumm
Delany John, hostler Gilfoy & Collins, dwl 1125 Mission
Delany Michael, laborer, dwl 52 Minna
Delany Michael, laborer, dwl 545 Mission
Delany P. M., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl Revere

House
Delany Thomas, dwl 73 Tehama
Delany William (Bixsetl il; />.), dwl 788 Harrison
Delany William L., miner, dwl 1126 Greenwich
Delanj-. See Delanej'

Delarue George, housepainter, dwl 36 Fourth
Delaso Frank, fish dealer, dwl 323 Broadway
Delatour Marj^ (widow), furnished rooms, 10 Taylor
Delatour William J., salesman, dwl 10 Taylor
.Delavan Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.),

Thad S. Fitch secretary, office 240 Montgomery
Delavau Eliza (widow), dwl 826 Union
Delay Daniel J., teacher, dwl 1724 Mission
Delay Timothy, stevedore and longshoreman, dwl 130

Clinton
Delbende M. Mme., French laundry, 20 Taylor
Delcarlo Giovanni, laborer, dwl 331 Vallejo

Delau Felix, tanner S. Hoffmann & Co., dwl S 8 Serpent-
ine Av nr Howard
Deleau Joseph, dyer L. RoUand & Co., dwl 1411 Mason
Delee Richard, carpenter, dwl 1147 Howard
Delero M., collector, Oakland Ferry
Delflin Adol])h, pantrvinan, dwl 721 Pacific
Delfino Giacomo, foreman yard Cutting Packing Co., dwl

422 Vallejo
Delfino Jose, vegetable dealer, dwl 15 Bannam PI
Delfs Adolph W., barkeeper Henry Huber, dwl 515 Pine
Delf^G., waiter German Hospital, 427 Brannan
Delfs Julius (Delfs .t Mohr), dwl 1437 Mission
DeUs & Mohr (Julius Delfs and Carl Mohr), hairdressers,

1437 Mission
DelgML^acob, porter J. Everding &. Co., dwl 515 Union
DelicaC Frederick (Sicss & D.), dwl 020 Folsom
Deligne J., collector, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Deliv James, seaman, dwl 609 Jackson
Dell Charles L. (Harris, D. & Co.), dwl 35 South Park
Dell C. L. (MaUtieios, Wlialon it D.), dwl 139 Fourth
Dell Harry, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 520 Sixth
Dell John E., foreman William B. Bradburj', dwl 649 Fol
Dell William, laborer, dwl Fifth Av nr L, South S. F.
Delia Santa Lodovico, cook Nigro & Co., dwl W s Clara

Lane nr Sutter
Delia Santa P. G., cook, 323 Washington
Dellepiane & Co. (Peter Al/eritz), commission merchants

and wholesale foreign produce, 425 and 427 Battery
Dellinger G. W., dwl 148 Sixth
Dellius Ascension Miss, dwl 5 Prospect PI
Dellniond Alexander, actor, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Dellwig Charles, baker Westerfeld & Page, dwl 1141 Har
Dellwig Erich (Dellwig d: Eiidris), dwl 255 Tehama
Dellwig Theodore, confectioner R. R. Swain & Co., dwl

227 Eighth
Dellwig & Endris (Erich Dellwig and William Endris),

baker}', 120 Third
Delmar Joseph, painter St. Denis & Chesney, dwl SW cor

Montgomery and Vallejo
Delmas Artimise Mrs., dwl 1527 Powell
Delmas R.,.stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
Delmont A. , dwl 636 Commercial
Delmont Jane (widow), dwl 713 Clementina
Delruore Ambrose, second steward stm Humboldt, Jack-
son St. Wharf
Delmore Frank, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Delnpre John, janitor Noe & Temple, School
Delmore Marguerite J. (widow), dwl 5 Folsom Av
Deloche John B. (Deloche i Corthay), dwl 704 Harrison
Deloche & Corthay (Jo/irt B. Deloche and Louis Carthay),

butter and eggs, 2-4 San Francisco Market
Delong Alfred, expressman. Lick House
Delong Henrj', dwl 28 Clay
Delori Peter, dwl 730 Pacific

Delorj' Michael, laborer Miners' Foundry, dwl 1025 Mont
Deloso Frank, fisherman, dwl 4 Bartol
Delphino Antonio, harnessmaker Jacob W. WTiite, dwl

428 Vallejo, rear
Delphino Augustine, laborer, dwl 426 Vallejo, rear
Delphino Giacomo, laborer, dwl 422 Vallejo, rear
Delphino John, hostler, dwl 428 Vallejo, rear
Delpodio Jane Mrs., laundry, 637 Mission
Delpodio Peter, tailor, dwl 637 Mission
Delporto Lazaro, laborer, dwl 115 Clark
Delsescaux Louis, marblecutter Charles Roche, dwl 10

Harriet
Delson August, cartman, dwl 362 Natoma
Deluohi Angelo, laborer, dwl Rowland Alley nr Broadway
Deluchi Lorenzo, barrelmaker, dwl 105 Clinton
DELV£XTUAL JOHN F. H., teacher music, dwl 551

Natoma
Deville Alex., clerk, dwl 867 Mission
Demange Charles, salesman Pedro Noriega, dwl llj John
Demangeoro August, foreman Whittier, Fuller & Co. , dwl

14 Eighth

Demardelai , carpenter, dwl 647 Commercial

Demarest Abraham, woodcarver, dwl 502 Mission
Demarest Jacob D., physician, office 617 Conunercial, dwl

1414 Powell
Demarest. See Demerest
Demaria Luige, gardener, Tvi'enty-sixth Av nr San Bnino

Road, South S. F.
Demars P., conductor Market St. R. R.
Demartini Antone, dwl 14 L'nion PI
Demartini Antonio, dwl 1 Bannam PI
Demartini James, cartman, dwl 404 Vallejo
Demartini Joseph, carpenter, dwl 16 Union PI
Demartini Joseph, expressman, SW col- Davis and Pacific,

dwl 44 Moss

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market.

C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Pemartini Joseph, peddler, dwl 404 Vallejo
Deinartiiii Mary Miss, dwl 150(i Dupoiit, rear
Demartini Matieo, fniit, dwl 16 ITnion PI
Deinartiiii Paolo, laborer, dwl ."ill) Union
Demartini Paolo, laborer, dwl 15CK5 Dvipont, rear
Demartini. See l>c Martini

Demecus Jean, butcher Paul Husson, dwl NW cor Rail-
road and Fifth avs. South S. F.
Demerest David, cutter Buckini,'ham & Hccht, dwl N s

Ivy Av bet Van Ness Av and Polk ^

Demerest Frank \V., clerk Madison St, Burke, dwM07S

Broattway
Demerest James H. , collector George B. Knowles & Co.,

dwl 1078 Broadway Ml

Demerest. See Demarest /^

Demers Marc, cook, dwl 721 Pacific

Demerj- Andrew, fireman stm New World, dwl 808 Qreen
Demetrio John, liquor saloon, 28 Merchant
Denietz Henr>', groceries and fruit, SE cor O'Farrell and

Larkin
Demick Hcnrj-, molder, dwl 112^ Park Av
Deming Edward O. {Deming, Palmer it- Co.), dwl 406

Gough
Deming Halleck V. (Martenste.in <t- D.), dwl 503 O'Farrell
Uemin? Horace, miller, dwl ,54 Saci-amento
I»ENI\f; IIOKK'E A., a.rent E. Butterick & Co.'s

patterns. 111 Post, dwl 330 OTarrell
Deming Joseph G. (Deminj), Palmer li- Co.), res Los An-

DEMI\«, PALMER »t: CO. (Jofeph G. aiid Edward
O. Deming, Jacob Palmer, and John H. Grindley),
proprietors Ca])itol Mills and Alviso Mills (Los Ange-
les), office 202- and 204 Davis
Deming Peter, ma.ster mariner, dwl 47 Sacramento
Deming Thomas, carpenter, dwl 313 O'Farrell
Demmick Henrj', molder L'nion Iron Works
Demniick Silas, wheelright, dwl 610 Pine
Demand James, whitewasher, 5 Mills PI
Demonti Bernardini (widow), dwl 6 Jasper PI
Deinonti Lorenzo, dwl 6 Jasper PI
Demoro Francisco, master mariner, dwl .509 Greenwich
Demousset Nicholas, bookkeeper Lafayette Brewery, dwl
403 Union

Demp.sey , bartender, dwl 502 Mission

Dempsey Andrew, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl W

s Kentucky nr Humboldt
Dempsey Bryan, hostler Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 31 Clara
Dempsey Catherine Miss, gold-leafcutter James New-
man, dwl 745 Folsom
Demp';ey Daniel, stevedore Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl

W s Columbia bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Dempsey Dennis {Lyne it D.), dwl 52(5 Natoma
Dempsev Edward, salesman Doane & Henshelwood, dwl

1012 Polk
Denp;ev Ephraim, salesman Doane & Henshelwood, dwl

1012 Polk
Dempsey Francis J. , butcher Josei)h Kelly, dwl 1834 How
Dempsey Frank, bellman Grand Hotel
Dempsey George, carpenter, dwl 62i Shipley
Dempsey George, salesman D. Samuels, dwl 1012 Polk
Dempsey J., machinist Risdon L and L. Works
Dempsey James, submarine diver, dwl S 8 Army bet

Church and Sanchez
Dempsej" Jeremiah, marble works, 1069 Market
Dempsey John, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl W s

Kentucky nr Humboldt
Demi>sey John, gardener, dwl 422 Fulton, rear
Dempsey John, laborer, dwl 7 Miller PI
Dempsey John, laborer, dwl 230i Perry
Dempsey John, laborer Beale St. Wharf, dwl First nr

Brannan
Dempsey John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Dempsev John, shoemaker, dwl W a Seventh nr L, South

S. F.
Dempsey Mary (widow), dressmaker, 1834 Howard
Dempsey Michael, laborer, dwl 20 Folsom
Dempsey Moses, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co., dw^l

41 Clementina
Dempsey P., dwl 9 Leavenworth
Dempsey P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s ^^'harf
Dempsey P., stableman Minor & Walsh, dwl NE cor Leav-
enworth and Taylor
Dempsey Patrick, bakery, S s Twenty-third bet Bryant

and Vork
Dempsey Patrick, laborer, dwl 75 Jessie
Dempsey Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 21 Garden
Dempsey Patrick, Igngshoreman, dwl 59 Clementina
Dempsey Patrick, tanner Sedgley & Davis, dwl NE cor
"Twentieth and Florida

Dempsev Peter, attorney at law, office 421 Montgomerj-,

dwl 1114 Stockton
Dempsey Robert, painter Thomas Downing, dwl 1122 How
Dempsey Silver Mining Co. (Panamint, Cal.), office 330

I'inc room 4
Dem|isey Tliomas, butcher Donnelly, Dunne & Co
Dempsey Thomas, driver Potrero aiid B. V. R. R.
Dempsey Thom;is, laborer, dwl 75 Jessie
Dcnijiscy Williiim, waiter Louis Meyer, dwl 24 Mission
Deuip.scy William H., painter, dwl 502 Mission
Dempster Alexander, woolgrader Pacific Wool Depot, dwl

132 Fifth
Dempster Andrew, clerk, dwl 208 Tyler
Dempster Clancy J., merchant, office 109 California, dwl

36 Glen Park Av
Dempster Clancy R., draughtsman Prosper Hueme, dwl

36 Glen Park Av
Demiister .lohn, woolsorter, dwl 132 Fifth
Den Nicholas C. V., stockbroker, office 330 Pine room 18
Denahy Daniel, farmer, S s Ocean Beach Road nr Ocean

View House
Denahy Daniel, laborer, dwl W s San Jos6 Road nr Six-
mile House "
Denahy Jeremiah, toll-gatekeeper, Ocean Beach Road nr

Ocean View House
Denahy John, laborer, dwl 26 Natoma t

Denahy Timothy, laborer, dwl 264 Stevenson
Denahy. See Dennehy
Denanny John, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, dwl 260

Tehama
Denaveaux Martin (Denaveaux <fc MaUon), dwl 17 Verba

Buena
DEX.iVEAU\ A JIAISON (Martin Denaveaux and

Henry A. Mavson), importers wines and liquors, NW

cor Jackson and Sansom
Dence John, proptr Ralston House, 125 Spear
Dendchaud Dolores Mme., dressmaker, 916 Howard
Denechaud John, cook Lick House
Denechaud Maria, fancy goods, 1103 Stockton
Denegri Gio Batta (Denegri ifc Schottler), dwl 4 Vincent
Denegri & Schottler (Gio Bntta Denegri and Anton

Schottler), liquor saliion, 535 Sacramento
Denshy Michael, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Dener Brand, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Denervaud Calixte, mining, office 320 Sansom room 7,

dwl 821 "Tyler
Dengler Philip, market, 236 Third, dwl 229^ Minna
Dengler William, carpenter, dwl 18 First
Dengolesky August, laborer, dwl 1 Salmon
Dengolesky August, liquor saloon, 505 Pacific
Dengolesky Matilda Miss, sewing-machineoperator, dwl

505 Pacific
Dengolesky William, laborer, dwl 505 Pacific
Denhalter Catherine-(widow), boarding, 102 Stockton
Denhalter C. H., salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 102 Stockton
Denham John, clerk, dwl 1006 Clay
Denham Oswald, machinist, dwl 536 Mission
Denham William, clerk, dwl 1006 Clay
Denhard John, butcher, dwl 310 Fifth
Denicke Brothers (Earnest A. and Martin), cigar manu-
facturers, 312 Washington
Denicke Earnest A. (Denicke Bros.), dwl 921 Larkin
Denicke Frederick, physician, office 418 Kearny, dwl 1114

Folsom
Denicke. See Denike

Denigan Thomas (Christy it- Wise), dwl 218 Fair Oaks
Denigan Frederick, laborer West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 212 Broadway
Denike William J., house and signpainter, 1204 Broadway
Denison Paul, upholsterer, 610 Vallejo
Dennis Vincente, janitor U. S. Coast Survey office, dwl

1413 Sacramento
Denison Charles H. , insurancebroker, office 531 California

room 2, res Oakland
Denison Thomas S., bookkeeper Holland io Ruppel, dwl

721 Harrison
Denison. Sec Deimison and Denniston
Denkel Herman, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Denker Sebern (Denkir & Pidlen), dwl 118 Welsh
Denker & Pullen (Sebern Denker and G. D. PuUen),Te&-

taurant, 428 Fourth
Denman Cannon L., hostler, dwl Bay District Fair

Grounds
Denman James, teacher, dwl 616 Eddy
Denman Patrick, special policeman, dwl Church bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Denman R. W. , showman, dwl 722 Front
DE\.1I.ARH, Nicholas Sonnichsen consul, office 221 San

STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, G-rocers, and G-eneral Dealers.

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.

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Denn O., dwl 624 Fourth

Ueiin Morris, laborer, dwl 2005 Dupont, rear

Denn Morris Jr. , cartman, dwl 2005 Dupont, rear

Deiinahan Daniel, laborer, dwl 26 Jessie

Dennaid F., printer, dwl 122 Ellis , , ,

Denne George, cabinetmaker G. Uefflnger & Co., dwl 5

Park Av
Denneau Leonard, carpenter, dwl 18 Natoma
Dennehy Dennis, shoemaker, 341 Union
Dennehj . Sec Denahy
Denncr Peter, baker, dwl 8 Heron

Dennerj' Alphonse (J. Cerf i Co.), res Sacramento City
Dennerj- B. & Co. (J. Kohn), crockery and glassware, 311

Dennery Beniard (B. Denncry ct Co.), dwl 314 Fulton
Dennerj' I.-ador, butcher Gifford & Ames, dwl 510 Jessie
Dennerv Leon L., salesman M. Heller & Bros., dwl 2621

Clav
Dennerv Timothy, shipcarpenter, dwl 465 Minna
Denni^'an James, porter Banner Brothers, dwl 41J Na-
toma ^ T. , , „nn
Dennin Daniel, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 320

Minna •

Dennin Patrick, sexton Mission Dolores Church, dwl w

s Church nr Seventeenth
Denaing John, teamster, dwl NW cor Devisadero and

O'Farrell
Denning L. M. (widow), dwl 823 Howard
Denning M. J. Miss, furnished rooms, 813 Howard
Denning William, hostler Charter Oak Stables, 773 Mar-
ket^ dwl 256 Stevenson
Denninger Charles F., turner Sanborn & Bjnnies, dwl62C
Grove

Dennis , furnished rooms, SW cor Montgomerj' Av

and Vallejo
Dennis Charles T., sexton Calvary Church, dwl 1918 Tay-
lor
Dennis Francis, milkman A. T. Noble & Co., dwl cor San

Jos6 Av and Thirtieth
Dennis Frank H., physician, office and dwl 425 Sutter
Dennis George, whitener, dwl E s Fourteenth Av nr P,

South S. F.
Dennis James, painter Wason & Morris, dwl 614 Stev
Dennis James H., dwl 609 Howard

Dennis James S. , barkeeper Adam & Kibbe, dwl 3 Seventh
Dennis John, dwl 135 Folsom

Dennis John, laborer, dwl N s Natoma nr New Mont
Dennis John, painter Barron & Rea
Dennis John R., stonecutter Frank Williams, dwl 367

Eleventh
Dennis Joseph, confectioner, 1404 Stockton
Dennis Joseph, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, dwl 313

Main
Dennis Juno, bootblack, NE cor Howard and Second, dwl

502 Broadway
Dennis Margaret (widow), dwl 1 Sherwood PI
Dennis Marj- (widow), dwl 150 Linden Av
Dennis M. E. Mrs., dwl 763 Mission, rear
Dennis Michael, fireman stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Dennis Pene, waiter, dwl SAV cor Dupont and Broadway
Dennis Peter, watchman Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 1920 Tay-
lor
Dennis Ryan, laborer H. F.Williams, dwl Goat Island
Dennis Samuel, teamster I. Gutte, dwl 256 Clementina
Dennis Samuel R. , trunkmaker Haas & Co. , dwl 520 Guer-
rero
Dennis Samuel W., dentist, office 33 Kearny, dwl S s

Francisco bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Dennis Sarah Miss, shoefitter I. M.Wentworth & Co., dwl

150 Linden Av
Dennis Thomas, bootmaker, dwl S s Prospect PI opp Co-
lumbia, Bernal Heights
Dennis Thomas, molder McComiick, Lewis & Co., dwl 35

Park Av
Dennis William E., conductor Omnibus R. R. Co.
Dennis Zeiss Mme. , teacher music, dwl 425 Sutter
Dennison Ami P., dwl 4 Park PI
DeiMiison Benjamin F., cari)enter, dwl 35 Valparaiso
Dennison Daniel, farmer San Miguel Ranch, W s Ocean

House Road
Dennison E., carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Dennison Ezra F. , farmer, dwl N s Fourteenth bet How-
ard and Folsom
Dennison Frank, seaman, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Dennison Lisette (widow), dwl 512 Stockton
Dennison Michael, fireman stm Reform, dwl 4 ilont-

gomerj- Court
Dennison Rebecca Mrs., dwl 1214 Powell
Dennison Robert, ehipcarpenter, dwl 53 Clementina

Dennison Thomas, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
Dennison Thomas, special policeman, dwl 721 Har
Dennison William, farmer, San Miguel Ranch, Ocean

House Road
Dennison William E., bookkeeper John Taylor & Co., dwl

Fourteenth bet Howard and Folsom
Denniston Celia Miss, compositor Ciibery & Co., dwl

Pearl Av nr Twentv-seventh
DEXXISTOX EDWAKW «., proprietor S. F. Plating

•Works, 653 and 655 Mission, dwl 704 Post
Denniston Isaac V., real estate, dwl N s Seventeenth bet

Guerrero and Dolores
Denniston Isaac V., silverplater Edward O. Denniston,

dwl 529 Seventeenth
Denniston Mary Jean (widow), dwl SE cor Pac and Hyde
Denniston William M., baker, dwl 108 First
Denny A. , wine merchant, 705 Sansom
Denny Alfred M., clerk Edward Denny & Co., dwl 1524

Clay
Denny Charles, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway St.

Wharf
Denny Daniel, dwl 279 Jessie
Denny Daniel, laborer, dwl 561 Stevenson, rear
Denny Edward (£dffnr(J Demiy d- Co.), dwl Ws Shot-
well bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Denny Edward & Co., wholesale and retail stationers, and

book and jobprinters, 512 Sacramento
Dennv G. J., marine and landscapepainter, studio 611

Clay
Denny Hugh, solicitor Dennis Buckley, dwl 518 Pacific
Denny James, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., dwl 666

Bryant
Denny James E., first officer barkentine Oregonian, Mis-
sion St.A\Tiarf
Denny Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 1520 Folsom
Denny J. F., barkeeper Benjamin F. De Witt, dwl SW

cor Stockton and Pine
Denny John, shipcarpenter, dwl 11 Rausch
Denny John W., painter, dwl 409 Leavenworth
Denny Mary A. Miss, dwl 1520 Folsom
Denny Moses, teamster, dwl 18 Folscm
Denny Samuel D., laborer, dwl 790 Stevenson
Denny Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 568 Howard
Denny Timothy, shipcarpenter Boole &, Webster
Denny William J., clerk John H. Tobin, dwl 112 Steven-
son
Deno C, carpenter Wade's Opera House
Densmore Gilbert B., journalist Morning Call, dwl 20

Turk
Dent George W., dwl Railroad House
Dent George W., appraiser Custom House, dwl 313 Oak
Dent John, carpenter, dwl N s Bryant nr Tenth
Dent John, farmer, dwl 43 Stanly PI
DENT JOHX W., stockbroker, office 535 California,

dwl 1011 Clay
Dent Patrick, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 17 Heron
Dent Charles, clerk, dwl 1320 Stockton
Denton David H., mining, dwll320 Stockton
Denver Alexander, carpenter, dwl 125 Taylor
Denver Mary W. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U.

S. MintI dwl 103 Eighth
Denver William, carjsenter Heniy J. McLerie, dwl E s Cas-
tro bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Denzie Henrv, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Denzler August, clerk John C. Bollinger, dwl Bootz s
Hotel J , ^

Denzler Jacob, agent Philadelphia Brewerj-, dwl 5
Cedar Av , , , „„»

Deonk Henrj', butcher William F. Witzeman, dwl 1200

Larkiu
Depauli Frederick, marblecutter Stephen Campodomco,

dwl 122 Fulton
Depee Cornelia (widow), dwl 108 Bernard
Depello Antone, fishmonger, dwl Twenty -foiurth nr Guer-

Deppe Bernard, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 5 Fol-
som Av ■ _

Deppe Charles, clerk Henrj- Nolte, dwl SW cor Dupont
and Bush .

Deppe Eugene, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 13i
Lewis „. , . _,

Deragish Joseph, bartender, dwl SW cor Washington
and Drumm

Derbec Etienne, publisher and proptr Courner de San
Francisco, office 536 Clay, dwl 507 Pine

Derbin D., chemist, dwl 14 Geary j .

Derboce Victor, painter Norman & Eckler, dwl Jessie nr

Willow Av

BEAMISH'S—Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

a p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Derby Charles W., dairy produce 9 Union Market, dwl

745 Ho\v;ird
Derby Edward M., lumber and commission, 226 Clay, res

Fruit Vale, Alameila Co.
Derby F. L. engmeer, dwl 211 Second
Derby James, expressman, dwl lOOS Hyde
Derby John, dwl Itill Clay
Derby John, laborer, dwl ,115^ Ritch
Derby Maria, laundress Graml Hotel
Derby P., laborer PaciHc Mail S. 8. Co.'sflliarf
Derbv Richar 1, clerk audit<ir's office Central Pac. S^R.,

NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl Ifdl Clay .
Derbv Thomas, mining secretar\', office 320 iSansom room

22, dwl 1717 Clay
Derby William, drayman, dwl 1040} Mission
Derbyshire James, waiter stm Humboldt, Jackson St.

Wharf
Derelind J., molder, dwl 836J Market
Deremie Alexander, lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 18 Min
Derham Bartholomew, clerk F. S. Wensinger, dwl 20

Bernard
Derham F., extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 2 S. F.

F. D.
Derham James, dwl 1006 Clay
Derham James, clerk, dwl 1304 Kearny
Derham James, foreman Hose No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwll404

Dui>ont
Derham .lames, porter, dwl 23 Stone
Derham J. H. Rev., dwl St. Dominic's Monastery, NW

cor Bush and Steiner
Derham William, extraman Hose No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl

1006 Clay
Derham. See Durham
Derhlen Reyner, tailor, 734 Montgomery
Deri Lorenzo, porter Swiss American Bank, dwl 625

Pacific, rear
Dericho Carlos, restaurant, 19 Ohio
Deriese Emanuel, laborer, dwl S s Union bet Calhoun and

Sansom
Derksen Claus, teamster Marsden Kershaw, dwl NE cor

Washin'^ton and Drumra
Derleth John, billiard-tablemaker Jacob Strahle & Co.,

dwl 435 Pine
Derm^ty Michael, laborer, dwl 127 Shipley
Dermodv James W., supt Pac. Box Factory, dwl 1213

Tyler
Dermodv Michael, dwl SWcor Elm Av and Franklin
Dermody Patrick, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 327

Minna
Dermody Patrick, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Bat
Dermody Richard, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Bat
Dermott Eugene (Dermott it Wall), dwl 746 Mission
Dermott John, confectioner Richard H. Pitt, dwl 73

Fourth
Dennott & Wall (Eugene Dermott and Thomas P. Wall),

liquor saloon, 50 Third
Deni John, barkeeper Overland House
Demham A., bookkeeper Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 406

Minna
Dernuchi Angelo, laborer Battista Papera, dwl 908 Stock
Derognat Louis, butcher, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Derome Alfred, blacksmith La^vton & Co., dwl 27 Moss
Derome Catherine Mrs., dwl 34 Moss
Derome Louis, molder William T. Garratt, dwl 34 Morse
Derome Wilfred, brassmolder William T. Garratt, dwl 34

Morse
Derr George, maltster Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232

Second
Derre Auguste (A. Derre d- Co.), dwl 418 Vallejo
DERRE Al'OlSTE «t CO. (Peter Clerc), wholesale

liquor dealers, 438 Jackson
Derriance John, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 222 Oak
Derrick Margaret L. (widow), janitress Girls' High School
Derrick Michael, machinist jEtna Iron Works, dwl 1501

Lark in I

Derrickson W. G., carpenter California Planing Mills
Derring Nicholas, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232

Second
Derring T., driver City R. R.
Derrman J., seaman, "dwl 123 Jackson
Derry John H., stevedore, dwl 1159 Howard
Derrv William R., expressman, NE cor Clay and Battery,

dwl 1312 Vallejo
Desagneau Dominiqiie. seaman, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Desautel Nelson, shoemaker, dwl 202 Sixth
Desban Louis, laborer Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 637 Pac
Desbeck John, attorney at law, office 25 Montgomery

Block, dwl Lick House
Descalzo Luke, teamster, dwl NE cor Turk and Polk

Descarsi Pasqualini, dwl 1 Bannam PI

Desebrock Frederick, liquor saloon, NE cor Fourth and

Bryant
Desheiie Con, laborer S. F. Gas Light Ca
Deschnarker Ohisen, mariner, dwl 21 Pacific

Deshon , laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge

Desman Frederick, laborer, dwl 80 Calton

Desmond Cornelius, boilennaker Union Iron Works, dwl

144 Shipley
Desmond Cornelius, deckhand stm Amador, Market St.

Wharf
Desmond Cornelius, hats, 5 New Montgomery (Qrand Ho-
tel), dwl 1008 Mission
Desmond Daniel, bakerj', 406 Third

Desmond Daniel, cariienter, dwl cor Austin and Franklin
Desmond Daniel, expressman, NE cor California and

Drumm, dwl S s Coliunbia bet Twenty-eighth and

Twenty-ninth
Desmond Daniel, laborer Central Pac. Hotel
Desmond Daniel, wagonmaker A. McGarvey, dwl 15 Free-
Ion, rear
Desmond Dennis, laborer, dwl 445 Stevenson
Desmond D. William, cabinetmaker L. & E. Em&nuel,

dwl 21 Garden
Desmond Edward, laborer St. Mary's Hospital
Desmond F., extraman Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D.
Desmond Felix, carpenter, dwl 2 Vallejo Court
Desmond Felix, painter, dwl Winchester Hotel
Desmond James, laborer, dwl NE cor Seventeenth and

Capp
Desmond James, tinner, dwl 2 Vallejo Court
Desmond Jeremiah, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl

444 Sixth
Desmond Jeremiah, engineer St. Mary's Hospital
Desmond Jeremiah C, salesman Cornelius Desmond, dwl

1008 Mission
Desmond Jeremiah J., insurance agent, dwl 817J Post
Desmond J. D., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 431

Minna
Desmond Johanna Miss, milliner, 10 Second
Desmond John, adjuster sewing machines A. Mead & Co.,

dwl American Exchange
Desmond John, boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf
Desmond John B., varnisher Andrew Frei, dwl 131 Sixth
Desmond Joseph D., bookkeeper Wolf & Fleischer, dwl

204 Montgomery
Desmond Michael (Desmond <t Bro.), dwl 326 Broadway
Desm.>nd Patrick (Desmond ct Bro.), dwl 326 Broadway
Desmond Patrick, helper Union Iron Works
Desmond Patrick, hostler James G. Scovern, dwl 120

William
Desmond P. H., compositor Examiner, dwl 817i Post
Desmond Thomas, laborer Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Desmond William, laborer, dwl 946 Stevenson, rear
Desmond William J., hatter Cornelius Desmond, dwl 817i

Post
Desmond William N., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl

21 Garden
DESMOID <£ BRO., (Michael and Patrick Desmond),

groceries and liquors, 326 Broadway
Desmu Rosalie (widow), furnished rooms, SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Vallejo
Desneufbourgs Leopold, professor languages, dwl 520

O'Farrell, rear
Desolver Henry, bookkeeper, dwl 351 Tehama, rear
Desolver John, machinist, dwl 351 Tehama, rear
Desprez Constant, dwl 332 Shipley
Desrosier Charles, carpenter, dwl 44 Sixteenth Av, rear,

South S. F.
Desrosier Hercules, carpenter, dwl S s Railroad Av nr N,

South S. F.
Dessacker John, laborer, dwl E s Van Ness Av bet Eddy

and Turk
Dessart Jean, oysterman Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 1107

Kearny
Destanep«3 August (B. & A. Destanepes), dwl E s San

Bruno Road bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Destanepes B. & A., tannery, E s San Bruno Road bet

Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Destanepes Bertrand (B. A A. Destanepes), dwl E b San

Bruno Road bet Tiventv-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Desty Robert, attorney at law, office 611 Clay, dwl 115

Second
Detels Henrv D. (3f. ct H. D. DeteU), res Oakland
Detels M. &"Co. (S. Schneider and H. Freese), liquor

saloon, 8 Sacramento
Detels M. & H. D., groceries and liquors, SE cor Main

and Harrison, and liquor saloons NW cor Main and

Harrison, and SW cor Sacramento and Da\is

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

Detels Martin (M. & U. Betels, M. Betels it Co., and

Betels i- Schndder), res Oakland
Detels 'William, barkeef>€r >I. Detels & Co., dwl 12 Jac
DETELS »t- S€H^fEII»ER {Martin Betels and A'ich-

oloJi Schneider), liquor saloon, SE cor Pacific and

Da\i9
Detg-e Martin, driver B. Nathan & Co., dwl 7^ Oak Grove

Av
Detg-en Edward, sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode,

dwl 451 Brannan
Detcren GustavTis, groceries and liquors, 213 Sixth
Dethmann R., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Detje Eliza (widow'), midwife, dwl 7J Oak Grove Av
Detlefsen Hugo, salesman Stange & Hink, dwl 7 Ritch
Detlow Thomas G. , miner, dwl 408 Greenwich
DETKIC'K E. A CO., manfa bags, 123 Clay, and 118 and

120 Commercial
Detrick Edington (E. Betrick & Co.), dwl 1621 Larkin
Dettinger Charles, cook Swiss Hotel, dwl 627 Commercial
Dettman Louis (Sanders <t Co.), dwl 421 Mission
Dettmar Charles Henry, barkeeper Henry Dettmar, dwl

515 Stevenson
Dettmar Frederick, butcher, dwl 519 Eig-hth
Dettmar Henri', oyster and coffee saloon, 47 and 48 Grand

Central Market, dwl 515 Stevenson
Dettmar Henrj-, tailor, 402 Brannan
Dettmar John A., driver G. Groezinger, dwl 524 Filbert
Dettner Ge<irge (Dettner tt Petemon), dwl 228 Pacific
Dettner & Peterson (Geor^je Bettner and Henry Peter-
son), liquor saloon, 228 Pacific
Detze M. , musician, dwl 7i Grove Av
Deucher Alford, liquor saloon, SE cor Second and Clem
Deucher Godfroy, salesman Abram Rahwj'ler, dwl SE cor

Second and Clementina
Deull Joseph, cartman, dwl 503 Haight
Deuprey Elizabeth (widow), dwl 617 Bush
Deuprey Eugene N. (Bexiprey d- Hutchinson), dwl 517

Bush
DEtPREY A HFTCHINSON (Eugene N. Deuprey

and Ely I. Hutchinson), attorneys at law, office GOG

Montgomery room 7
Deussing Titus, dwl 1829 Howard
Deutsch Charles, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232

Second
Deutsch Jacob, bootmaker, 1004 Howard
Deutsch Joseph (Beutsch d: Co.), dwl 'W 8 Mission nr

Thirt.v-first
Deutsch M. & Co. (Jacob Greenicald), restaurant, 614 Qay
Deutsch Michael (M. Deutsch <t Co.), dwl 905 Geary
Deutsch Pauline Miss, nurse, dwl 1004 Hyde
Deutsch & Co. (Joseph Beutsch and Peter Byrnes), gro-
ceries and liquors, W s Mission nr Thirty-first
Deuwell Joseph, baker, dwl 514 Greenwich
Deval Alexander, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Devall Georcre A., porter U. S. Marshal, dwl 33 U. S.

Court Building-
Devalli Vincent (Vincent Bevalli <t- Co.), dwl 619 Bdwj-
Devalli "\'incent & Co. (Silvestre Cacciari), Italian restau-
rant, 619 Broadway
Devalk Henry P., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 537

Eighth
Devan Patrick F., porter Weil, Cahn & Co., and fancv

goods, 231 Sixth
Devan Tliomas, seaman, dwl 1310 Green
Devars James, painter, dwl Union Hotel, 511 Mission
Devaurs Franz, expressman, 1022 Dupont, dwl 365Natoma
Develey H. K. (Engle it Co.), dwl 128 O'Farrell
Devejin James, oiler U. S. revenue stm John F. Hartley,

Front St.'WTiarf
Devenney Henri-, laborer, dwl 125 Clinton, rear
Deveimey Hugh, milkranch, cor Silver Av and King nr

Golden City House
Devenney John, porter Fleishman, Sichel & Co., dwl NW

cor Russ and Natoma
Devenney Owen, laborer, dwl 10 Downey
Devenney Patrick, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. 'Works,

dwl 512 Mission
Devenney Terrence, laborer, dwl 235J Minna
Dever Charles, helper Savage & Son, dwl 59 Jessie
Dever James, extraman Engine No. 10, S. F. F. D., dwl

516 Brj-ant
Dever James, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., dw-1 217 Min
Dever John, marblacutter Stephen Campodonico, dwl 312

Fifth, rear
Dever John, teamster Alms House, dwl SW cor Sixteenth

and Clara Av
Dever Thoma.s, calker Boole & Webster, dwl S b Twenty-
ninth nr Sanchez

Deverall Richard, silver refiner, dwl 1417 Kearny

Deveran Slichael, laborer, dwl 54 Everett

Deveras Catherine (widow), dwl 417 Green

De\'ereau-x Alice (widow), dressmaker, dwl 520 Geary, rear

Devereaux M., miner, dwl Overland House

Devereaux Nicholas, butcher, dwl 163 Jessie

Deveron Duncan, engineer, dwl 16 Folsom

De\ine B., expressman, NW cor Sansom and Jackson

Devine Clement, laborer, dwl Seventeenth At nr H, South

S. F.
Devine Dennis B., liquor saloon, SW cor Polk and Pacific
Devine Ellen (widow), dwl 66 Everett
Devine Francis, bookkeeper, dwl 465 Minna
Devine Gustave, bellman Russ House
De\ine James (John C. Moody <t Co.), dwl 214 Kearny
Devine James, fireman stm San Joaquin No. 2, Vallejo

St. Wharf
De\ine James, hostler Pac. Ice Co., dwl NW cor Sansom

and Pacific
Devine James, laborer N. B. and Mission B. R,, dwl 2114

Mason, rear
Define James P., tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 632^

Minna
Devine Jane, boarding, 14 Ohio
Devine Johanna (vridow), dwl 409 Main
De\ine John, gardener, dwl G21 Montgomery Av
Devine John, plumber, dwl 1163 Mission
Devine John, tailor, dwl 908 Howard
Devine Joseph, barber Edward Staffelbach, dwl 409 Main
Devine Lena Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Primary

School, dwl 502 Powell
De^-ine Mark, clerk letter department Wells, Fargo & Co.,

dwl cor Fomth and Harrison
Devine JIai-j- Miss, cook City Hotel, 37 and 39 First
Devine Mary Ann (widow), dwl S s Bay bet Dupont and

Stockton
De^^ne M. J. Mrs., boarding, 502 Powell
Devine Nicholas B., laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 125

Clinton, rear
Define P. , dwl 162 Clara
Devine Patrick, waiter Lick House
Define Thomas, dwl Central Pac. Hotel
Devine Tliomas, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Devine Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Devine Timothy, barber Walter Hadley, dwl 262 Third
De\ine William, boilermaker Portland Boiler Works, dwl

409 Main
Devine VVilliam, boatman, India Dock
Devine William, mariner, d ^ 1 114 Jackson
Devisme Henn , upholsterer and carpenter, 1606 Stock-
ton, dwl 6 Polk PI
De\itt Edw-ard, policeman City Hall, dwl 534 Howard
Devitt Joseph, shoemaker, dwl 441 Minna
Devlin Allen Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 143 Clara
Devlin Andrew, upholsterer John Kearney & Co.,dw-lEl-

cho House
Devlin Andrew J., porter, dwl 957 Market
Devlin Bernard, laborer, dwi 406 Broadway
Devlin Charles, draftsman Kenitzer & Raun, dwl 1812

Dupont
Devlin Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Devlin Felix, clerk Gillespie, Zan & Co., dwi 147 Minna
Devlin Henry, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl

414 Beale
Devlin James, contractor, dwl 1812 Dupont
Devlin James J., porter Wooster, Shattuck & Co., dwl 56

Clementina
Devlin Jane Mrs., furnished rooms, 468 Sixth
Devlin John, carpenter, dwl N a Ivy Av bet 'Van Ness Av

and Polk
Devlin John, hackman Plaza, dwl 1320 Jackson
De\'!in J. S., painter, dwl 863J Market
Devlin Marj' («idow), dwl 147 Minna
De\lin Patrick, teamster, dwl 236 Oak
Devlin Patrick, trackman Central R. R.
Devlin Peter, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 43 Minna
Devlin Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 313 Main
Devlin Thomas, seaman brig Sea Waif, dwl 117 Drumm
Devoe Benjamin O., director Savings and Loan Society,

office 619 Clay, dwl 1116 Powell
Devoe Henry, barkeeper, dwl 431 Dupont
Devoe John, barkeeper, dwl 431 Dupont
Devoe John, clerk, dwl 3 Mason
Devoe Oscar, mason Baldwin's Hotel
Devoe Paul, miner, dwl 22 Turk
Devolk John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Devoto Antonio, dwl 1 Adele Alley
Devoto Domenico, shoemaker, S s Broadway bet Kearny

and Montgomery Av

BEAMISH'S— SMrt manufacturer. Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market.

. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Devoto John, marblepolisher Stephen Campodonico, dwl

442 Union, rear
Devoy John C, dwl 33 Oak Grove Av
De\Tieze Jean, saiisa),'emaker, 823 Pacific
Devry John V., civil en(fineer, dwl 10 St. Charles PI
Devus Frederick, cook, dwl 415 Broadway
Devy D., teacher Boys' High School, dwl' 617 Green
Dewans M., watchmaker, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Hoff Av
Dewar Donald, bandsawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

3 Perrj', rear
Dewar John R., laborer, dwl 317 Beale, rear
Deweese Cornelius Jr. (Moore, Hunt <t Co.), dwl 603 Ellis
Dewey Alfred T. (Dewey A- Co.), res Oakland
Dewey Charles H. (Dewey ik Jordan), dwl Commercial

Hotel
Dewey Eugene E. , stockbroker, office 408 California room

4, dwl 1117 Stockton
Dewey Frederick H., reporter S. F. Chronicle, dwl 5 Post
Dewey George, musician, dwl 316 Pine
Dewey J., dwl Commercial Hotel
Dewey James, dwl 55Si Brj'ant
Dewey John, laborer S. F. Pi(^ieer Woolen Factory, dwl

cor North Point and Larkin
Dewey Josiah A., machinist West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 37i Oak Grove Av
Dewey Russell E., manager William H. Shepard, 5 Post
Dewey S. P.. capitalist, office 408 California room 4, dwl

Grand Hotel
DEWEY •& CO. (Alfred T. Dewey, Warren B. Ewer,

George H. Stronf], and John L. Boojw), publishers

and proprietors Mining' and Scientific Press and

Pacific Rural Press, American and foreign patent

agents, and wood engravers, 224 Sansom
DEWEY A JORD.4\ (C. U. Dewey and George Jor-
dan), watches and jewelry, iM ilontgomery ^ -2«^
DEWI\<; F. «& CO. (James Dewing), publishers and

importers books, 230 Sutter
Dewing Francis (/". Dewing <t- Co.), dwl 1005 California
Dewing James (F. Dewing d: Co.), dwl 1005 California
Dewis Jacob, tailor, 131 Second
De«iss Charles, engineer, dwl 60 Clementina, rear
Dewitt Andrew, carpenter and builder, dwl 14 Clinton
Dewitt J. C, caqjenter, dwl 50 Tehama
Dewitt John, assistant librarian S. F. Law Library
Dexter Albert G., locksmith and bellhantrer, 219 Dupont
Dexter Albert G. Jr., machinist, dwl 219 Dupont
Dexter Celia Mrs., dwl 517 Pine
Dexter Dennis, teamster, dwl 7 Laskie
Dexter Forester W., drajman Eliphas Maginnis, dwl 1911

Bush
Dexter Franklin (Dexter <fc Co.), res Oakland
Dexter James (Dexter <fc Co.), dwl W s Pennsylvania Av

bet Solano and Butte
Dexter James, printer, dwl 935 Folsom
Dexter M. A. Mrs., dwl 108 Taylor
Dexter Nancy N. Mrs., dwl 327" Larkin
Dexter Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), William T.

Bogart secretary, office 402 Montgomery room 1
Dexter Stable, C. S. Crittenden & Co., proprietors, 221

and 223 Bush
Dexter William H., dra.yman NE cor Washington and

Davi.s, dwl 245 Minna
Dexter Windmill Co., office 601 California room 2
Dexter & Co. (Franklin and Jameg Dexter), wholesale

confectioners, 526 Washington
Dey Samuel S., farmer, dwl 1028 Market
Deyhle Adolphus, seaman stm Monterey, Pacfic St. Wharf
Dezaux Alfred P., cigars and tobacco, 832 Market, dwl S

s Howard bet Sixth and Seventh
Dhue John, stonecutter superintendent streets
Dhue Roderick, porter, dwl 10 St. Charles PI
Di Nola Leon, chemist and apothecary, NW eor Twelfth

and Howard
Diamant, Berliner & Co. (Bernard Diamant, H. A. Ber-
liner, and Lei/pnld Saenger), manufacturers boys'

clothing, 8 Battery
Diamant Bernard (Diamant, Berliner d- Co.), dwl 905

McAllister
Diamant Leoix)ld (Buyer, Reich <b Co.), dwl 1509 Larkin
Diamond Benjamin, mate schr Energj-, Jackson St. ^Miarf
Diamond Blacking Co., C. F. Moore agent, office 621 San
Diamond Charles, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Diaraoml Drill Co., A. J. Severance & Co. agents, office

315 California
Diamond James, dwl 66 Everett
Diamond John, dwl 336J Jessie

Diamond John (Diamond <£• O'XeiH), dwl 66 Everett
Diamond Mathew, helper, dwl 29 Frederick, rear
Diamond Patrick (McGiiire .t- D.), dwl 514 Minna

Diamond Silver Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.), office 402

Montgomery room 23
Diamond & O'Neill (John Diamond and Joseph O'Neill),

wines and licpiors, 124 Fourth
Diamond. See Diinond
Dias Maria (widow), dwl 10 Margaret PI
Dias Peter, clerk Henry Kliiult, dwl 105 ProsiJCCt PI
Dias Thomas, vaquero Miller & Lux
Uiaz Antone, deckhand stm Ama<h)r, Market St.WTiarf
Diaz Antonio, Uiilor, 311 Pine room 22, dwl 4 Sherwood PI
Diaz D., i)antri|inan stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
Diaz Lorenzo, cook, dwl 2014 Larkin
Diaz Paulina Mrs., dwl Galintonr cor Sixteenth and Guer-
rero
Diaz Tliomas, dwl Galinto nr.cor Sixteenth and Guerrero
Dibbeni Henrv, clerk Hagan & Manheim, dwl 521^ Stev
Dibble E. J., dwl 26A Kearny
Dibble William S., cashier Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

915 Guerrero
DIBBLEE ALBERT, shipping and commission mer-
chant, 40 California, res San Rafael
Dicaud Joseph, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont and

Vallejo
Dice Charies, dwl 522 Filbert
Dick Alexander, ironmolder, dwl 70 Jessie
Dick B. C. , general agent Kansas Fire Insurance Co.,

office 310 Califonda, dwl 210 Turk
Dick David, office SW cor Front and Jackson, dwl 107

O'Farrell
Dick Frank, mangier La Grande Laundry, dwl Thirteenth

bet Howard .& Folsom
Dick J., dwl 636 Commercial
Dick Richard, carpenter, dwl 407 Pacific
Dick Robert, engineer John B. Luchsinger&Son, dwl 722

Minna
Dick Thomas, driver Robinson, Fowler & Co., dwl W s

Eighth bet Market and Mission
Dickel Rudolph, barkeeper Henry Doerr, SE cor Fourth

and Mission
Dickens Byron, contractor, dwl 2512 Sutter
Dickens E. F., aid U. S. Coast Survey, office 214 Stockton
Dickens Walter, bookkeeper W. W. Dodge & Co., dwl 619

Larkin
Dickens. See Dickins
Dickenson Major, with Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

Lick House
Dickenson Daniel, plumber, dwl 407 Hyde
Dickenson Mary Mrs., dwl 307 Sutter
Dickenson Robert, dwl 32 Fourth
Dickenson Sidney, editorial rooms Evening Bidletin, dwl

204 Ellis
Dickenson. See Dickinson
Dickerson Robert, caq^enter, dwl 28 Clay
Dickert Lorenz, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factorv
Dickey E. G., barkeeper James R. Dickey, Bay District

Fair Grounds Hotel
Dickey James, barkeeper Havs & Gvselaar, dwl 822 Kear
DICKEY JA.nE$» R.. proptr Bay District Fair Grounds

Hotel, Sixth Av nr Fulton
Dickey John T., dwl 221 Austin
Dickey Tliomas, dwl 529 Valencia
Dickie George W. , draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 238 Shotwell
Dickie James, shipbuilder, dwl cor Mariposa and Minne-
sota
Dickie John, shipbuilder, dwl S s Liberty bet Guerrero

and Dolores
Dickie William J., accountant, dwl 238 Shotwell
Dickins Arnot G., clerk Adams & Taylor, dwl 2306 Mission
Dickins J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Dickins. See Dickens

Dickinson Charles H. , policeman City Hall, dwl 119i Sixth
Dickinson Harvej-, shoe button hole worker, dwl 423 Union
Dickinson James, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Dickinson James, receiver Central R. R., dwl 116 Taylor
Dickinson John H. (Du Brxitz <0 D.), attorney at law,

office 535 California, dwl 1011 Claj'
Dickinson Robert D., stock-list rejwrter S. F. Stock and

Exchange Board, dwl 613 Mason
Dickinson Robert E., bookkeeper John Robl, dwl 16

Stockton
Dickinson Stanhope, dwl 76 Natoma
Dickinson. See Dickenson and Dickson
Dickman Charles F., barkeeper Martin Colman
Dickman George (George Dickman A Co.), dwl 706 Cal
Dickman George & Co. (John R. Coryell), shipbrokers,

123 California room 37
Dickman John, woodturner, dwl 55 Minna
Dickman Nicholas, dwl 621 California

AMES G-. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha

Dickman Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 5 Geneva,

rear
Dickson Alexander, solicitor Henrj' Keller & Co., dwl 917

Polk
Dickson David M., driver with John A. Roy, dwl W s

San Bruno road nr Thirtieth
DICKSON, I»E WOLF »t CO. (Georcfe Campbell and
Edward D. Ileatlei/), imjxirting and shipping and
commission merchants, 410-414 Batterj'
Dickson Edmund, longshoreman, dwl 37 Leidesdorff
Dickson Edward, clerk, dwl 13 Eddy
Dickson E. J. mason, new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Dickson Frank W., clerk Cross & Co., dwl 1921 Taylor
Dickson George E. {Harrisnn <C- /).), dwl 30 Glen Park Av
Dickson George R., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 7^

Downey
Dickson H. L., farmer, dwl Park Hotel
Dickson James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Dickson John, boilennaker, dwl 207 Second
Dickson John, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 132 Clara
Dickson John, foreman Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 563 Miss
Dickson Robert, clerk Cross «S: Co., dwl 1921 Taylor
Dickson Thomas, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 559

Mission
Dickson Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Dickson Thomas, molder Risdon I. and L. Works
Dickson. See Dixon

Dicus William H., captain stm Bullion, dwl 2232 Mission
Didimi Rosa Miss, ironer Mrs. Marie Barbaste, dwl W s

Powell bet Clay and Washington
Diecheson RobeVt A., seaman, dwl 409 Pacific
Dieckmann Charles, barkeeper, dwl 6 Quincy
Dieckmann Hermann H. (Lankenau cfc Co.), dwl 13

Bowen's Block, South S. F.
Diederich Caspar, barkeeper George Landherr, dwl 31

Morton
Diederich Henry, bakery, NE cor Bush and Fillmore
Diederichsen Charles, liquor saloon and boarding, N s

Sierra nr Louisiana
Diederichsen William, captain tug boat Rescue, dwl Wind-
sor House
DIERERI'VG LEOPOLlft, proprietor North Pacific

Hotel, NE cor Jackson and Drumm
Diedrich Elizabeth Miss, dwl 307 Tyler
Diedrich F., staii'builder Sanborn & Byrnes
Diedrich Gustave, upholsterer A. Lenhardt
Diedrich Henrj', upholsterer William Ehrenpfort, dwl 144

Eighth
Diedrich Jacob, capitalist, dwl Chicago Hotel
Diedrich Wulbern, clerk Christopher Dahl, NW cor Ma-
son and Pacific
Diedrick Casper, barkeeper George Landherr, dwl 14

St. Mary
Diefenbacker George, barber Conrad Troell, dwl 711^ Pine
Diefenbacher, John B., dwl 312 Post
Diehl Charles, telegraph-instrumentmaker Electrical Con-
struction and Maintenance Co., dwl 907 Folsom
Diehl Conrad, liquor saloon, 1226 and 1228 Dupont
Diehl Conrad, waiter A. E. Swain, dwl 1217 Kearny, rear
Diehl William, telegraph-instrumentmaker Electrical Con-
struction and Maintenance Co.
Diel Adolph, clerk Degener & Co., dwl 1214 Clay
Diel Harriet (widow), dwl 1214 Clay
Dielman John, teamster Michael Becker, dwl 409 Union
Diemer John (Dierner d- Kiefer), dwl 914 Jackson
Diemer & Kiefer (John Dieiner and John Kiefer), liquor

saloon, 831 Kearny
Dierck Frederick A., furniture and upholstering, 156-162

New Montgomery, dwl 60 Zoe
Diercks FraxiziDierclcs d: Korts), dwl 314 Clay
Diercks Frederick (Hice & Co.), dwl 4 Kate
Diercks Henry, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 905 Jackson
Diercks & Korts (Franz Diercks and William Kortz),

proprietors Yacht Saloon, 314 Clay
Diercks. See Dircks

Dieren Edward, dyeing and scouring, 512 Bush
Dieres Henry, cook with Conrad Hilderbrand, dwl 14 Bel.

den PI
Dierick Charles, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 145 Silver
Dierke Fredericka Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 420 O'Farrell
Dierke Louis, shoemaker John Utschig, dwl 420 O'Farrell
Dierks Henry, laborer Henry J. Wessling, dwl 1513 Geary
Dierks llieodore, proprietor German Hotel. 18 First
Diers Fred, clerk Theodore N. Thom Wohrden, dwl 19

Fourth
Diers Henry (Diem <fc Co.), dwl 337 Third
Diers Peter, clerk Diers & Co., dwl 337 Third

Diers William, driver Spreckels & Co., 71 Everett

Diers & Co. (Henry Diers and John and Henry Vollmer),
groceries and liquors, 337 Third

Diestelkamp Conrad H., carjienter, dwl 43 Tehama

Dieter Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Ninth and
Mission

Dieter Phillip, clerk Henry Dieter, dwl SW Ninth and
Mission

Dieterich Christian, trussmaker, dwl SW cor Potrero Av
and Twentieth

Dieterich Christian Jr., machinist Southern Pac. R. R.
Co., dwl SW cor Potrero Av and Twentieth

Dietim George, cooper Mausshardt & Hoelscher, dwl 1002
Montgomery

Dietle Charles, bootmaker, 235 Bush, dwl 249 Stevenson

Dietrich Charles, clerk Vennekohl Bros., dwl NW cor
Pacific and Jones

Dietrich Christopher, fireman Southern Pac. R. R.

Dietrich Julius, confectionerj' and bakery, 1408 Powell

Dietrich William, waiter City and County Hospital

Dietrich William K. (W.^K. Dietrich & Co.), dwl 1422
Clay *

Dietrich W. K. & Co. (John C. Swett), pork and beef
packers, 46 and 47 Washington Market

Dietsch Gottlieb, tannery, S s Serpentine Av bet Howard
and Mission

Dietterle Christopher F., butcher, dwl E a Capp nr
Twenty-third

Dietterle Frank, clerk Joseph Winrow, dwl W a Mission
nr Twenty -sixth

Dietterle George, clerk, dwl E s Capp nr Twenty-third

Dietterle Helena (widow), dwl E s Capp nr Twenty-third

Dietz Abraham, plumber, dwl California Av nr 'Twenty-
ninth, Bemal Heights

Dietz A. C. & Co. , importers and wholesale dealers oils,
paints, varnishes and lamps, 224 Bront

Dietz Adam, janitor Boys' High School, cor Gough and
Sutter, dwl 306 Fulton

Dietz Alfred C. (A. C. Dietz tfc Co.), res Oakland

Dietz Andrew, dwl 58 Shipley

Dietz Battiste, porter John H. McDonough, SE cor Kearny
and Pacific

Dietz Charles, teamster Giant Powder Works, dwl Cen-
tral Road nr Twentieth Av

Dietz Ferdinand, dwl 306 Fulton

Dietz Frank, clerk Herring's Express Co., dwl 306 Fulton

Dietz George F., bookkeeper A. C. Dietz & Co., dwl 513
Taylor

Dietz Gertie Miss, teacher Union Primarj- School, dwl 306
Fulton

Dietz Henry, butcher Henry Proll Jr., dwl SW cor Lar-
kin and Clay

Dietz Phillip, baker Hemme & Renter, dwl 5 Folsom Av

Diez Angel L., saddler Main & Winchester, dwl 1606|jjij|
Mason

Diez, Bertz & Co. (Castor Cayetano Diez, Jacob Bertz,
and Jose Alonso), importers leaf tobacco and manu-
facturers and importers cigars, SE cor Market and
Fremont

Diez Castor Caj'etano (Diez, Bertz d: Co.), dwl 2217 Fill-
more

Diez Jo'nn, boots and shoes, 391 Eighth

Diffly Peter, dwl 414 Eddy

Diftot A., stockbroker, office 433 California

Digges Jlay Miss, tailoress Adolph Morris, dwl 1520 Powell

Diggins , saloonkeeper, dwl 65 Natoma

Diggins Augiist C, contractor, dwl 2520 Sutter

Diggins Bj'ron, contractor, dwl 2520 Sutter

Diggins John, hostler Central R. R. Station, SW cor Turk
and Webster, dwl 2520 Sutter

Diggins Julius C, contractor, dwl 2520 Sutter

Diggins Wesley, contractor, dwl 2520 Sutter

Digie Peter, Ship Calkers' Assn,118 First

Dignan Frank, calker Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steu

Dignan James, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 21
Harrison Av

Dignan Michael, fireman stm Ajax, Folsom St. WTiarf

Dikeman Daniel S., bookkeeper, dwl 117 Mason

Dilgei B. (widow), confectioneni', 419,Stockton

Dilges Charles, restaurant, 648 Fourth

Dilgus Jacob, grainer, dwl 515 Union

Dilke John D., butcher, dwl 118i Shipley

Dill George H., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl Palace
Hotel

Dill Hamilton Q., cooper John H. Holden, dwl 275J Clara

Dill John P., compositor D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 12 Ber-
nard

Dill Theodore H., clerk C. S. Benedict, dwl 1110 Market

Dillane James, carpenter, dwl 272 Minna

111

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Dillo

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HDloi

BEAMISH'S—Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market b-treets.

'^ p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Establiohed 1862.

'i.iel

lalk

Dillemore John, hostler, dwl NW cor Castro and Jersey

Dilleiilierg- Michael, machinist Alfred J. Smith, dwl 12
Hul)l)aiil

Dilliii^'ham VV.W., captain schr Sophia Johnson, Washing-
ton St. Wharf

Dillman Oeorye, jiainter Southern Pac. R. R.

Dillmann Gcorije F., liquor saloon and lodK-ings, 825 Kear

Dilhnann Mathew (Dillmann ct SteinhriiMer), dwl 825
Kearny

Dillmann Ufathew, barkeeper George F. Dillmann, dwl
825 KqpjTiy

Dillmann « Steinhiiuser (iVrtt/i^tr Dillmann and John
Steinhnuurr), liquor saloon, SW cor Broadway and
Mi)nt','i>mcry Av

Dillon Ann (widow), seamstress, dwl 828 Broadway

Dillon Bernard F. , frroceries and liquors, SEcor Sixth and
Shipley, dwl 161 Shipley

Dillon Catherine (widow), dwl NE cor Waller and Octavia

Dillon (,'harles H., with Strong & Williamson, dwl 1819
Hyde

Dillon D. Miss, teacher Bush St. Primarj- School, dwl 1715
Taylor

Dillon Daniel, porter Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 1 Hampton
Court

Dillon David, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

Dillon D. W., dwl 8(59 Market

Dillon Edward, chronometer and watchmaker, 508 Bat-
tery, dwl 1508 Jones

Dillon Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 405
Stevensiin

Dillon Edward Jr., bookkeeper Sanford M. Hills, dwl
1508 Jones

Dillon Frederick, seaman, dwl SW cor Spear and Folsom

Dillon George, saloonkeeper, dwl 36 Louisa

Dillon Oe*>rge L., teamster, 215 Sacramento, dwl NE cor
Kearnv and Francisco

Dillon H.,"extraman Hose No. 2 S. F. F. D.

Dillon Henry, dwl 225 Bush

Dillon Henry, mastermarmer, dwl 106 Francisco

Dillon Henrj-, porter G. Morrow & Co., dwl 5k Oak

Dillon Honrj-, stonecutter ilc^'icker & Roche, dwl 720
Third

Dillon Henrj', waiter Palace Hotel

Dillon James, miner, dwl 214 First

Dillon James, plasterer, dwl 338 Minna

Dillon James, teamster A. Lusk & Co. , dwl 242 Minna

Dillon James, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534 First

Dillon J. B., coachman, dwl .527 Sacramento

Dillon J. E. , brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.

Dillon Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 14 Dora

Dillon John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Dillon John, real estate, dwl 111 Turk

Dillon John, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento

Dillon John K., carpenter Sanford M. Hills, dwl 1508
Jones

Dillon Joseph, assistant pantn^man stni New World,
Market St. Wharf

Dillon Loten, pilot, dwl Ocean Road nr Industrial School

Dillon Luke, liquor saloon, NE cor Fulton and Baker

Dillon Maggie R., teacher Bush St. Cosmopolitan School,
dwl 1509 Jones

Dillon JIark, cooper, dwl 628 Shotwell

Dillon Marj' (widow), dwl 363 Clementina

Dillon Mary Jane, midwife, dwl NE cor Kearny and Fran-
cisco

Dillon Michael, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 47
Jessie

Dillon Michael, jjeddler, dwl 1713 Leavenworth

Dillon Nicholas, dwl 162 Clara

Dillon Patrick, foreman laborers Pac. Ice Co.

Dillon Patrick, grain dealer, dwl 530 Howard

Dillon Patrick, laborer John Jennings

Dillon Patrick, seaman stm Ancon, dwl 54 Sacramento

Dillon Patrick F., molder Hinckley & Co., dwl E s Chat-
tanooga nr Twenty-second

Dillon Richard, dwl 405 Stevenson

Dillon Robert, dwl 315 Jessie

Dillon Robert, butcher McHugh & O'Connor, dwl W s
Main, nr Harrison, rear

Dillon Robert, dwl 29J Third

Dillon Thomas, gasfitter, dwl 19 Lewis PI

Dillon Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 204 Green

Dillon Thomas, plasterer, dwl 10 Sumner, rear

Dillon Thomas D., clerk Lazard Freres, dwl 313 Sixth

Dillon Thomas H. (Dillon <i- Drew), dwl 375 Natoma

Dilliin William, jilumtier, dwl S s Bartol nr Broadway

Dillon William, upholsterer, 1104 Folsom

DILLON A IJUKW (Thomas H. Dillon and John R.
Drew), stairbuilders, 227 Spear

Dimartini Paul, bootblack Brooklyn Hotel, dwl 120 Union
Dime Savings Hank, R. T. Carroll president, R. Robinson

secretary, (i4(! Market
Dimford A., with Alford Deucher, SE cor Second and

Clementina
Dimmer Ferdinand, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Dimmer N. fi (;!o. (Ckrintian Cappelman), groceries and

liquors, 719 Pacific
Dimmer Nicholas (A\ Dimmpr Jk Co.), dwl 1031 Dupont
Dimmock Silas, carriagemaker Hahn & Co., dwl 610 Pine
Dimon Jacob S. Jr., clerk John Middleton & Son, dwl 19

Ellis
Dimon Patrick (McGuire <f- D.), dwl 514 Minna
Dimon Sarah I. (widow), furnished rooms, 19 Ellis
Dimond Josei>h, engineer, dwl 254 Jessie
Dimond M., carpenter Holland «Ss Rujjpel, dwl NE cor

Berry and Madden
Dimond William H., clerk Williams, Blanchard & Co.,

dwl 703 Post
Dimond. Sfe Diamond
Dinan Catherine (widow), dwl 520 Powell
Dinan Dennis C, clerk C. Jas. King of Wm. & Co., dwl 9

Jane PI
Dinan J. B., harnesscleaner William E. Bridge, dwl 9

Jane PI
Dinan Jeremiah, harnesscleaner William E. Bridge, dwl

37 Natoma
Dinan John, blacksmith, dwl 1606 Bush
Dinan Patrick, miner, dwl 511 Mission
Dineen John, cook stm Fideliter, Pacific St.A^Tiarf
Dineen John W., cook Joseph Lewis, dwl 150 Steuart
Dineen. See Dinneen
Dinet Joseph, lather, dwl 16 Rausch
Dingeon Leon (Leon DinqeonA- Co.), dwl 710 Washington
DINGEOi\ LKON A fO. (Jules Jienanltand Dominico

Tiibino), proptrs Maison Dor^e, 217 Kearny
Dingle Anna I. (widow), dwl 1 Harriet
Dingle George, plumber C. H. Stoombs & Co.
Dingle John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Dingle Richard, carpenter, dwl 142 Rose Av
DINOLKY CIlARLKi^ L., lumber, and agent Port Lud-
low and Clipper Mills, Pier 4 Steuart, dwl 343 Fre-
mont
Dinillo J., dwl 62 Natoma
Dinkelspiel Arthur, clerk L. Dinkelspiel & Co., dwl 713

Post
Dinkelspiel Eniile (L. Dinkelspiel tf- Co.), dwl 713 Post
Dinkelspiel Joseph (Dinkelspiel & Farjeon). dwl 1512

Bush
Dinkelspiel L. & Co. (Emile DinJcehpi-el and John A.

Cook), importers and jobbers dry and fancy goods,

111 Battery
Dinkelspiel Lazarus (L. Dinkelsjiicl <i- Co.), dwl 713 Post
Dinkelspiel Louis M., salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Co., dwl

636 Post
Dinkelspiel M. (S. B. Dinkelspiel <l- Co.), res Ne\^ York
Dinkelspiel Samuel B. (S. B. DinkeUiJiel & Co.), dwl 900

O'Farrell
DINKEL.SI>IEL S. B. A CO. (Joseph Haber and M.

Dinkelspii'l), importers watches, jewelr)', diamonds,

etc., 313 Bush
DINKKL!»riEL & FARJEOX (J. Dinkelspiel and S.

Farjeon), imfl^rters watchmakers' and jewelers' tools

and materials, optical goods, and engravers' tools, 313

Bush
Dinneen Daniel, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

320 Minna
Dinneen John, miner, dwl 518 Pacific
Dinneen Patrick, carpenter, dwl 138 Gough
Dinneen Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Dinneen Timothy, Ship Calkers' Af=sn, 118 First
Dinneen William, laborer, dwl 518 Pacific
Dinneen. See Dineen
Dinniene John H., ornamental glasscutter John Mallon,

dwl 10 Second Av nr Sixteenth
Dinniene Timothy, buteher Tautphaus & Stark, dwl 19

Frederick
Dinning William, painter, dwl 158 First
Dinsmore Edward Rev., dwl 126 Silver
Dinsmore J. P., homoeopathic physician, office and dwl

107 O'Farrell
Dinsmore Robert, money and exchangebroker, 426 Mont-

gomer}', dwl 521 Natoma
Dinsmore Samuel, foreman William T. Garratt, dwl 37

Fifth •

Dinsmore Walter, lumberman, dwl 3 King
Diolot Eugene, painter, dwl 634 Pacific
Dippel Henry, dwl 613 Jackson

STEELE'S (Jlycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunbiirn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercian ^

Dippel William G., tailor, 16 Dupont, dwl NE cor Geary

and Dupont
Dircks John J., shipcarpenter, dwl Ninth nr G, South

DIltkcTOKIKS OF I>TERIOR riTIES CALI-
FOICMA (Oakland, San Jos6, Stockton, and Mar>-s-
ville. ainnially), Henry G. Lanffley publisher, office
fiT2 ('lav het Monttronierv and Kearny

DiRi:4T«8?Y riTV x^f^ <"o«nty of san

FRAX<'l!<iC'0 (annually), Henry G. Lanjrley puh-

lisher, office 012 Clay bet Montgomery and Kearny
Directorv (New") Citv and County of San Francisco, D.

M. Bishop & Co. publishers, 521 Clay
DIRK4TORY OF CALIFORNIA STATE AND

<'OIiN'TY. Henry G. Laneley publisher, office 612

Clav bet ^Iont!>■onlerv and Kearnv
DIRECTORY OF THE PACIFIC COAST, Henry

G. Langley imblisher, office 612 Clay bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Pirix W., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Dirking Edward, dwl 547 Mission
Dirking Fritz, agent Cornell Watch Co., 232 Sutter, dwl

1421 Stockton
Disard James, expressman, dwl 1107 Clay
Discordi Giovanni, marblepolisher Vitole Giovannini
Disdier Jules, restaurant, 1126 Dupont
Dishlin Emma Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1220 Powell

Dismar , dwl 323 Sutter

Dispensary Medical College of the Pacific, William T.

Wenzell apothecary, 6 Stockton
Diss Frank A. J. (I^isn tfc Co.), dwl W s Devlsadero bet

Sacramento and Clay
Diss Joseph C, salesman Diss & Co., dwl W s Devlsadero

bet Sacramento and Clay
Diss & Co. (Frank A. J. Diss and Charles H. Fancher),

groceries and provisions, 518 Market
Dissat Antoine, hairdresser, wig, and toupeemaker, 511

Kearny, dwl 1225 Clay
Distel Frank, boots and shoes, 809 Kearny, dwl 729

Green
DISTRMT ATTOR^JEY CITY AND COUNTY,

office 8 Mnntgonierv Av
DISTRM'T ATT4>KSfEY IT. S., office NE cor Wash-
ington and Battery
1»ISTBSS«"T <'Oi;Rf Third District, 27 Post
DISTRICT COURT Fourth District, City Hall, second

floor
DISTRICT COURT Twelfth District, City Hall, second

floor
DISTRICT COIIRT Fifteenth District, 8 Mont Av
1>ISTRJCT «'4HrRT Nineteenth District, 417 Kearnv
Disturnell William C, clerk S. F. Directory Office, 612

Clay
Dithmar Emma Miss, private school, 978 Harrison
Ditmarsh George, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Dittes Michael (Brass d- Co.), dwl 243 Stevenson
Dittmann Emil, teacher mathematics Union College, dwl

1009 Sutter
Dittmann John, dwl 624 Fourth
Dittmann John, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf. Co., dwl 812 Folsom
Dittmar Charles, proptr Helvetia Hotel, 429 and 431 Pine
Dittmar Christian,"cook, dwl 531 Foiwth
Dittmar Hennan, cook Helvetia Hotel
Dittmer Frederick, tailor, 162 Jessie, dwl 323 Tehama
Dittmer Henry, produce commission, 117 Drumm, dwl

1305 Broadway
Dittmer Herman, "coachman N. Van Bergen, dwl 834 Post
Dittmer H. H. , laborer, dwl 909 Kearnv
Ditz Leopold (Ditz <t- Willce), dwl 1416 "Pine
Ditz & Wilke (Lcupold Ditz and Henry Wilke), black-
smiths, 19 Hayes
Ditzel Andrew, waiter Westerfeld & Page, dwl 261 Jessie
Ditzler Magdelina Mrs., nurse, dwl 10 Harriet
Divello Emilio, dwl 619 Broadway
Divello Guido, dwl 619 Broadway
Diver Raymond A., insurance agent, dwl W s Kimball PI

nr Sacramento
Divine John, dwl 509 Washington
Divinie Louis, waiter, dwl 4 Central PI
Divisich Stephen, coffee and liquor saloon, 332 East
Divver Therese Miss, chambermaid, dwl 862i Folsom
Dix Caspar, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fillmore and

Filbert
Dixey Francis, tailor, 636 Sacramento, dwl 1113 Sutter
Dixheimer N., bootmaker Jac(jb Nagel, dwl 12 Geherer PI

Dixon , boilennaker, dwl 611 Third

Dixon A. J., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Dixon Alexander, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Dixon Allan, farmer, dwl E s Capp bet Twenty-third and Pu,,.

Twenty-fourth »•"

Dixon Andrew, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific
Dixon Bessie Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School
DIKON <'LEME>'T, ale vaults, 8 Summer
Dixon Elizabeth (Dixon <(■ Putnam), dwl 48 Geary
Dixon George, painter, dwl SWcor Larkin and McAUistei
Dixon George L., night clerk New Franklin House, 321

Dixon George W., cterk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 200 Tviei
Dixon George W., newsagent Southern Pa^R. R., dwl

Fourth nr Townsend
Dixon Harriet H. (widow), stationery- and fancy goods, 92J

Larkin
Dixon Henry James, master mariner, dwl 452 Jessie
Dixon Isaiah, carpenter, office 638 Market
Dixon James, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s Sierra m

Georgia
Dixon John, office 501 California, res Oakland
Dixon John, boilennaker, dwl 40 Silver
Dixon John, plumber, dwl 51 Clara

Dixon John Jr., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 919Eddjrr"j
Dixon John E., bookkeeper Rutherford H. Brown, dw)*^

224 McAllister
Dixon John R., teamster, dwl 1107 Kearny
Dixon Laura E. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 314 Post
Dixon Lon, actor, dwl 227 Post
Dixon Maggie Miss, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 905

Howard
Dixon Patrick, laborer, dwl 422 Brannan, rear
Dixon R,, conductor O. R. R. Co., dwl 721 Howard
Dixon Richard, engineer John Greif, dwl 1223 Pacific
Dixon Robert, merchant, office 501 California, dwl 91£

Eddy
Dixon Robert J., piledriver, dwl SE cor Dupont and Valle.ic
Dixon Samuel, stockbroker, office 501 California, dwl 3J

Kearny
Dixon Samuel L., clerk Samuel Dixon, res Oakland
Dixon Thomas, carjjenter, dwl 231 Stevenson
Dixon Thomas, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s Sierra

nr Georgia
Dixon Thomas, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Dixon Thomas H., bookkeeper Samuel Dixon, res Oak-
land
Dixon Thomas J., clerk Police Court, dwl 431 Bryant
Dixon William, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Dixon William, plasterer, dwl 902 Howard
Dixon William G., clerk, dwl 428 Brannan
Dixon & Putnam (Elizabeth Dixon and Elizabeth Put

nam), milliners, 48 Geary
Dixon. See Dickson
Dizney William, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co,

dwl Mechanics' Restaurant
Dnoue Joseph, dwl 635 Howard
Doane Charles Mrs. (widow), dwl 42 Hawthorne
Doane Charles H., dwl 42 Hawthorne
Doane C. S., dwl 636 Con;mercial
Doane Frederick A. , dwl 42 Hawthorne
Doane George W., mechanic, dwl 1019 Howard
Doane George W. Mrs., fancy bakery, 1010 Howard
Doane Isaac Y. (Doane <t- Co.), res Oysterville, W. T.
Doane John, seaman schr Marj' E. Anderson, Beale St,

Wharf
Doane John O. , bookkeeper Micbels, Friedlander & Co,

dwl 603 Fell
Doane Joshua G. , hay and grain, wood and coal, NE coi

Tyler and Fillmore, dwl 1123 Tyler
Doane L. , dwl 139 Silver

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Doane Marshall, contractor, and dairyman, dwl 27 Libertj %Ei
Doane Michael, barkeeper, dwl 1220 Market
Doane Micah, drayman, 418 Battery, dwl 833 Harrison
Doane Peter, laborer new City Hall, dwl 331 Minna ^.

Doane Prince A., clerk Hanson, Ackerson & Co., Pier llffj.'^

Steuart
Doane S., dwl 11 Mason
Doane Sharron P., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,

dwl 535 Turk
Doane Wilbur G. (Doane <t- Henshelwood), dwl 708 Masor
Doane Willard C. (Doane <t- Co.), dwl 835 California
Doane & Co. (Willard C. Doane, Robert H. Espy, Henri

S. Gile, and Isaac Y. Doane), wholesale oysters, 95

California Market m^

DOANE A IIE!VSHELWO«»D (Wilbur G. Doane.J^

and Thomas M. Henshclwand), dr>' goods, 1 Mont
Dobbelaar Jacob, captain sloop Sarah Ann, dwl Wayne A^

nr Crescent Av, Bernal Heights f. -

Dobbie James H. (Elder A D.), dwl 913 Howard Jk

Dober Francis J.,exiiressman, dwl 146 Eleventh cor Ho\i[%Ji)
Dober Francis M., tailor, dwl 111 Shipley

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p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

)ober J. B. W., dwl 636 Tehama

>oberer Henry, salesman K. M. L. Peters, dwl 803 Mont

)<)berin M., j)rinter, dwl 40(5 Uri>;Mlway

)obie William, bookkeeper Greenebaum Brothers, dwl

148 Sixth
)obin$un James H. , private secretary D. O. Mills, 306

Sansum, dwl 826 Post
)oble Abiier {A'eUon A D.) dwl 1609 Polk
)oble Budd, dwl 132 Turk
>iiblt;inan Catherine (widow), dwl cor Tliirtieth and Miss

)obiier -.laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Ritch

Harrwon

•obner Morris, dry goods, 1108 Stockton, dwl 813 Pac
•obrzanaky Adolph, brassflnisher J. lloadaton, dwl 108

First
•obrzensky Julius, metermaker S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

o3j Moss
obrzensky Morris, gasmeter manufacturer, dwl 1419 Fol
obrzciisky Samuel, barber S. Fox, dwl 33i Jloss
obrzensky Samuel, expressman, SE cor Mission and

First, dwl 108 First
obsou Benjamin, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills
obson Charles H., engineer stm Reform, dwl 451 Tehama
obson George, local policeman, dwl 23s Steuart
obson Henry, barkeejjer, 25 Geary, dwl liolden House
obson James F., barkeejier Michael Boyle, dwl 429 Pac
obson Michael, laborer James Hucks, dwl 407 Pacific
obson I'eter, machinist, dwl los Mason
obson Richard, blacksmith, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Rhode

Island

obson Richard, boltmaker Pacific Rolling Mills
obson S. , ear].ienter, dwl 29 Turk
obson William H., clerk Brunswick House, 148 Sixth
ock Peter P., clerk Gustavus Detgen, dwl 213 Sixth
ockendorlf Emile, teamster Oetz Brothers, dwl 308 Fifth
'OCKE.'VUOiiFF «. A fO. {W. T. BamUton), real-
estate agents, 12 Kearny
ockendorff George (G. Dockendorff d: Co.), dwl 726 La-

guna
ockham James A., shoemaker Everett H. Dunbar, dwl

3 St. Charles PI
ocking Joel, contractor, dwl 638 Vallejo
,> ocking Richard, waiter New York Bakery
odd Frank W., hostler C. W. Kellogg, dwl Bay District

Fair Grounds
odd George, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. China
jdd John S., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 466J Sixth
jdd Samuel, inspector Custom House, dwl 15 Franklin
5dd AVilliam, dwl 304 Jessie

jdd William, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 213 Fourth
jdds Andrew, dwl NW cor Lombard and Leavenworth
xlds R., machinist Risdon L and L. Works
)dds Robert, machinist Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl N

s Harrison bet Ninth and Tenth
)den H. , laborer I). A. Macdonald & Co.
derer C. Frederick, market, 239 Fourth
>dge Arthur B., dentist R. F. Ralls, dwl 2 Latham PI
>dge Charles F., roomclerk Palace Hotel
>dge Curtis S., artist, dwl 508 Mission
xigt Daniel, market, NE cor Steuart and Howard, dwl

410 Harrison
►dge David, carpenter, dwl 1116 Mission
>dge David, carpenter California Planing Mills, dwl W

s Fifteenth Av nr P, South S. F.
Klge Eleazer E., physician, dwl 108 Eddy
(dge Eliza L. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 402 Larkin
idge Eugene, seaman, dwl 2013 Dupont
, idge Ezekiel L., machinist Florence Sewing Machine
Co., dwl 19 New Montgomery
dge F. D., dentist Henrj- E. Knox, res Oakland
•dge Francis, housemover, 1126 Mission
., dge George A., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 1126
Mission
■dge George M. , aaiistant bookkeeper Dodge, Sweeney
& Co., dwl 415 Eddy
' dge George S., capitalist, office Nevaida Block 309
Montgomerj- room 28, dwl Palace Hotel
dge Henrj'L., president Columbia River Salmon Co.,
■office 204 Montgomery (and Bodge, Sweeney <t Co.),
dwl Grand Hotel
dge H. W., tinsmith, dwl 117 Seventh
dge Jared S., clerk Frank H. Wing, dwl 108 Eddy
dge John H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
dge John W., engraver George M. Wood &, Co., dwl

2013 Dupont
dge John W., master mariner, dwl ftlS Dupont
dge Josiah W., bookkeeper Florence Sewing Machine
Co., res Oakland

Dodge L. A., barkeef)er Francisco Garcia, dwl 631 Sac

Dodge Lindley M., ciiri>enter, dwl 823 Mission

Dodge Moses C, carpenter, dwl 1100 Mission

Dodge Nathan, suiierintendcnt Centre Market, SE cor

Sutter and Dujiont, dwl 215 Fifteenth
DodgfeO., bookkuei>er Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dodge O. N. , second steward Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
D01M>;E, SWEE.NEV a- <'0. (Jlenry L. D<,dge,
Lorenzo H. Sweeney, and John E. Jitigijlen), whole-
sale i)rovi8ions and commission merchants, 40(kFront
Dodge Van C, glovemaker, dwl 120 Fourth
Dodge William, foreman Francis D(jdge, dwl 1126 Miss
Dodge William W. (If. W. Dodge ifc Co.), dwl Palace

Hotel
DOI»UE >V. W. & €0. (Joseph T. Glover, Newton
Booth, and Cenas T. Wheeler), wholesale groceries,
provisions, etc., NW cor Clay and Front
Dodson Edward, seaman, dwl 123 Spear
Dodson Mary, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Dodson John H., carbuilder Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,

dwl 2020 Folsom
Doe Alonzo C, clerk, dwl 1415 Larkin
Doe Baniey, carpenter, d^wl 44 Clementina
Doe Bartlett (B. A J. S. Doe), dwl 137 Montgomery
1M>E B. A J. S. {Bartlett, J. S., and C. F. Doe),
manufacturers and dealers doors, sashes and blinds,
44-48 Market, factorj^ 479 Brannan
Doe Charles F. (B. <1- J. S. Doe, and Knowland <t D.),

dwl Grand Hotel
Doe Fred A. , ticket clerk stm Contra Costa, North Pac.

Coast R. R., Clay St. Wharf, res Oakland
Doe John, bo.xmaker George W. Swan & Co.
Doe John S. (B. a,- J. S. Doe), dwl Grand Hotel
Doe Loran B., clerk B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 1006 Jones
Doe Mellen L., clerk B. la J. S. Doe, res Oakland
Doe Stephen, author, dwl 2210 Larkin
Doelin Albert, cutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl 6 Fell PI
Doeman Charles E. , carpenter, dwl 268 Stevenson
Doepfner Charles, agent, dwl 421 Greenwich
Doepker William, carpeijter, dwl 317 Bush
Doerfler Bernard, cook Ferdinand Conrades, dwl 1237

Kearny
Doerfler Henry, cook Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228 Kear
Doerger Charles, ivory-turner P. Liesenfeld, dwl 1027 Pac
Doering John, foreman Moses Selig, dwl Seventh Av bet

M and N, South S. F.
Doerr Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and Mission
Doerr Philip, blacksmith's helper John Weichhart, dwl 16

Dora
Doerrer William G., painter, dwl 361 Eleventh
Dogen Daniel, laborer, dwl E s Third Av nr H, Outside

Lands
Doggett S.W., attorney at law, office 605 Clay
Doh L., watchmaker, dwl 18 First
Dohaney James, carpenter, dwl 263 Octavia
Doheney John, teamster La Rue's Wharf, dwl 117 Ship
Dohertj' Bernard, butcher Hayden .!c Convey, dwl Sacra-
mento bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Doherty Charles, stableman Thomas Ryan, dwl 202 Leav
Doherty Charles J., miner, dwl 820 Folsom
Doherty Daniel, laborer, dwl 913 Post
Doherty Daniel, sashmaker B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 12 Fifth

Av -g

Doherty Daniel, tailor, 625 Merchant, dwl 912 Natoma
Doherty Dennis, expressman, SW cor Sansom and Califor-
nia, dwl NW cor Ellis and Buchanan
Doherty Edward, dwl cor Union and Hyde
Doherty Edward, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Doherty Edward T., drayman, dwl 2010 Larkin
Dohertv F., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Doherty Francis, laborer, dwl 2010 Larkin
Doherty Ferdinand G. , clerk McCain, Flood & McChu-e,

dwl 933 Sutter
Doherty George, laborer, dwl S 8 Twenty-seventh nr Ala-
bama, Bernal Heights
Doherty Gfeorge H., printer, dwl 624 Pacific
Doherty George O., short-hand reporter, dwl Morton

House
Doherty George W., civil engineer County Surveyor's

Office
DOHERTY HrCiH, proprietor New Franklin House,

321 Pacific
Doherty .lames, dwl What Cheer House
Doherty James, bootblack, dwl 527 Sacramento
Doherty James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Doherty James, hostler John Martin, dwl 37 Everett
Dohertj' James, laborer, dwl E s Capp nr Nineteenth
Doherty James, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica

n JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchai

Doherty James, teamster William Kerr, dwl 905 Battery

Doherty John, carpenter, dwl 1225 Market

Doherty John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and

Second, dwl 6.V Freelon
Doherty John, laborer, dwl 734J Clementina
Doherty John, laborer, dwl W s Hoff Av nr Sixteenth
Dolierty John, shipcarpenter, dwl 030 Jlission
Doherty John C, cabinetmaker, dwl 1524 Howard
Doherty John C, hair store, dwl 1003 Powell
DoherUf John P. (Pendenjast ifc D.), dwl cor Pierce and

Doherty John W., general mana^^er North Pac. R. R.

Co. , office 420 California room 10, dwl Palace Hotel
Doherty Joseph, expressman, cor Market and Beale, dwl

2010 Larkin
Doherty M. (widow), dwl 5 Ridley
Doherty Maggie, dwl 1102 Montgomery
Doherty Mary, dwl 0 Haywood
Doherty Mary Jane Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 937 Clay
Doherty Michael, dwl cor Union and Hyde
Doherty Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King

and Second
Doherty Neil, tanner Frank Alur, dwl 231 Fifteenth
Doherty Patrick, dwl 321 Pacific
Doherty Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King

and Second, dwl 5 Haggin
Doherty Patrick, laborer, dwl 1001 Batterj'
Doherty Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Bryant Av bet Harri-
son and Bryant
Dohertv Patrick, laborer Occidental Warehouse, dwl 9

Welsh
Doherty Phillip, laborer California and Nevada Ice Co.,

dwl 306 Clementina
Doherty Phillip, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Dolierty Thomas, bagmaker, dwl 1 Bartol
Doherty William, plumber, dwl 1 Bartol
Doherty William, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Doherty William K., physician, office 649 Clay, dwl 933

Sutter
Doherty. See Dorety, Dougherty, O'Doherty, and

O' Dougherty
Dohl Berrian, seaman schr Auguste Johnson, Washington

St. Wharf
Dohm Hiram, waiter, dwl 305 Minna
Dohn George, boarding, dwl 701 McAllister
Dohn George, cooper C. A. Lofstedt, dwl S a Birch Avbet

Octavia and Laguna
Dohnke Henry, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 1318 Dup
Dohone}" James, drayman, dwl 529 Valencia
Dohrmann Adolph {Dohrmann tfc Co.), dwl 720 Tyler
Dohrmaun Charles W., dwl 10 O'Farrell
Dohrmann Diedrich, clerk Becker Bros., dwl cor Sutter

and Leavenworth
Dohrmann Frederick (B. Nathan Ji C(k), dwl 618 Filbert
Dohrmann Henry A. , carjJenter, dwl 20| Folsom Av
Dolimiann John H. , leader orchestra Wade's Opera House,

res Oakland
Dohrmann William, physician, office and dwl 535 Bryant
Dohrmann & Co. {Adolph Dohrmann and Henry Wanqe-

man), proprietors Washington Mills, NW cor Wash-
ington and Drumm
Dohrmann. See Dorman

Dohs C:harles (Dohs, Clark & Co.), d|^992 Harrison
Dohs, Clark & Co. (Charles Dohs, Wmter Clark, and John

N. Buchanan), wagonmakers, 972 Harrison
Doko Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 1 Brenham PI
Dol Victor (Dol <(> Bigni), dwl 906 Market
DOL «V tSItlXE (\ ictor Dol and Vincent Bign4),

prietors Nevada Restaurant, 412 Pine

Dolan , dwl 25A^ Welsh

Dolan , stevedore, dwl 563j Minna

Dolan Bernard, salesman M. J. Flavin, dwl 533 Com

Dolan Charles, seaman, dwl 28 Clay

Dolan Edward, dwl 118 Ivy Av

Dolan Edward, blacksmith, jEtna Iron Works, dwl 136

Natoma
Dolan Hugh, laborer, dwl W s Bryant bet Twenty-fourth

and Twenty-Fifth
Dolan J., clerk, dwl 229 O'Farrell
Dolan James, carpenter, dwl Fourteenth bet Railroad Av

and N, South S. F.
Dolan James, extranian Engine No. 11 S. F. F, D.
Dolan James, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Dolan James, laborer, dwl 528 Pacific
Dolan James, laborer, dwl 864 Folsom
Dolan James, laborer, dwl 1111 Broadway
Dolan James, laborer Protective Benev. Assn, 818 How
Dolan James, laundryman, dwl 28 First
Dolan James, shoecrimper, dwl 6 Ashburton PI, rear

pro-

Dolan James, shoemaker, dwl 817 Market

Dolan James A., carriagemaker Bernard Blanch, dwl 1410

Hyde
Dolan James J. , miner, dwl' 34 Russ
Dolan James W., bookkeeper P. Kelly, dwl 109 Perry
Dolan John, bricklayer, dwl 28 O'Farrell, rear
Dolan James, laborer, dwl 25^ Welsh
Dolan John, driver James Tuite, dwl 5 Decatur
Dolan John, laborer, dwl 19 Noble PI
Dolan John, dwl 118 Ivy Av
Dolan John, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Dolan John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

Wharf
Dolan John, miner, dwl 213 Tehama
Dolan John, teamster, dwl cor Hayes and Van Neas Av
Dolan John, tinsmith, dwl 1410 Hyde
Dolan John, watchman Kisdon I. and L. Works, dwl

1506 Folsom
Dolan John D., policeman City Hall, dwl 234 Eleventh

nr Folsom
Dolan J. T., laborer, dwl Thirty-second nr Railroad Av,

South S. F.
Dolan Maggie Mrs., trimmer Cornelius Desmond, dwl 1410

Hyde
Dolan Michael, expressman Market and Oakland Ferry,

dwl SE cor Boardman and Bryant
Dolan Michael, foundryman, dwl 59 Stevenson, rear
Dolan Michael, laborer, dwl 250 Clementina
Dolan Michael, lieutenant LT. S. A., dwl Morton House
Dolan Michael, peddler, dwl S s Haight bet Buchanan

and Webster
Dolan Michael, porter Macondray & Co., dwl 109 Perry
Dolan Michael, stevedore, dwl 563J Minna
Dolan Michael A., barkeeper, dwl 63 Jessie
Dolan Michael J., foreman Engine No. 3 S. F. F. D.
Dolan Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R. Co.
Dolan Patrick, laborer, dwl 59 Stevenson, rear
Dolan Patrick, laborer, dwl 809 Guerrero
Dolan Patrick, laborer Sedgley & Davis, dwl S s Eigh

teenth bet Folsom and Harrison
Dolan Patrick R., plasterer, dwl E s Mission nr Twenty

second
Dolan Rose Miss, ladies' nurse, dwl 1825 Powell
Dolan Thomas, hostler Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 251

Clementina
Dolan Thomas, laborer, dwl 529 Valencia
Dolan Thomas, lather, dwl 410 Seventh
Dolan Thomas, proptr Champion Soap Factory, E s Pc

trero Av nr El Dorado, dwl E 8 Potrero Av nr E

Dorado
Dolan Thomas B., clothfuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac

tory, dwl S W cor Filbert and Larkin
Dolan Timothy, carpenter, dwl 155 Perry
Dolan William, blacksmith, dwl 125 Clara
Dolan William, hackman, dwl SW cor Eleventh and Fol
Dolan William B., liquors, 145 I'hird, dwl 143 Third
Dolan William B. Mrs., lodgings, 143 Third
Dolan's Building, NE cor Third and Hunt
Dolbeare George E., porter Spencer, Stanley & Co., dw

817i Clay
Dolbeer John (Dolbeer d- Carson), dwl 828 Lombard
DOLBEEK «fi €AKSO.\ (John Dolbeer and WUliat

Carson), lumber dealers and agents Humboldt Ba

packets, 34 Market
Dolcini Dominick, foreman Cal. Italian Paste Co., dwl 70

Sansom
Dold Charles (Asmann & D.), dwl NE cor Fourth an

Everett
Dole Daniel N., merchant, dwl 1712 Sacramento
Dolet August, butcher, 16 and 18 S. F. Market, dwl 1]

Francisco
Doleton Ellen (widow), dwl 1066 Howard
Dolfino Domingo, laborer William Lange, SW cor Co.

and Carl
Dolheguy B., commission merchant, 426 Sansom, dwl 4:

Sutter
Dolin Oliver, tailor, dwl 640 Mission
Dolinski Fritz, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Doll A. S., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kear and Mortc
Doll Phillip J., hairdresser Andrew Rebhan, dwl NW c(

Twenty-second and Folsom
Doll William, butcher, N s Twenty-second nr Dolores
Dollard James R., dwl 331^ Eddy
Dollard John, drayman, cor Front and California, d^

1006 Bryant
Dollard John A., master schr general Miller, office 8!

Sansom ♦

Dollard William, woolgrader, dwl SE cor Boardman ai

Bryant

tali

Doiiii

fnalia

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Qot

s p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Dullarhide E. F., photographer Geurji^e D. Morse, dwl

Cosni(i)n>Iitaii Hotel
DoUens Mii-haol, stanian, dwl 28 Claj- ,

Dolley Micliael, laborer, dwl 39 Frcelon
Dollinjr Henry, porter Kr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl 1127

Filbert

Dollis William S., porter Locke & Moiitiijrue, dwl 206 Sec
DoUiver F. J. Miss, bakery, stationery, and toVs, 1403

Polk

DoUiver Frank, clerk, dwl 5254 Howard
Dolliver Frank P., porter DoUiver & Bros., dwl 107 Post
DoUiver John S., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl

211 Austin
DoUiver .'^aniucl R, (DoUiver .{■ Bro.), dwl 428 Oak
D..Uiver Thuni.is (Dulliver ,t Bro?), dwl 2201 Fillmore
UOLLITEU A BRO. (Thoviag and Samuel H. DoUi-
ver and A. li. Church), importers and dealers shoe

manufacturer's materials, 107 and 100 Post
Dolson Do Witt C, dwl 10 Laskie
Dolze John, laborer II. F. Williams, dwl Ooat Island
Domay Andrew, j)ortcr Weil Bros., dwl IOC Austin
Donibios Albert, jwrter B. Nathan & Co., dwl 57 Everett
Donienico Es})ero, laborer Visitacion VaUey bet San Jo86

and San Bruno roads
Domenico Pitto, laborer, dwl 10 Bartol
Donier G. , wine dealer, dwl 019 Kearny
»0.>Ifr:.SrE<' IMI'KK FA8HIO.\S, WiUis B. Fry

auent. 114 Post
DO'^IESTK .>*ivWIX<i M.4(-HI\E CO., WiUis B.

Fry manager, 114 Post
Domett William E., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl

631 Greenwich
Domianich Antonio, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont
Domingo Patrick, trackman Central R. R.
Dominica Basilio {Dominica Bros.), dwl 1335 Dupont
Dominica Bros. {Niculette and Batsilio), tailors, 1335

Dupont

Dominica Nicolette (Dominica Bros.), dwl 1335 Dupont
ii Dominici Leonido, cabinetmaker RoUand .& Fischer, dwl

324 Broadway
Dominici Keginaldo, cabinetmaker RoUand & Fischer,

dwl 324 Broadway
Dominico Dianda, restaurant, SW cor Montgomery Av

and Broadway
Dominique Frank, restaurant, 16 Folsom
Dominique Garldeo, gardener, Twenty-seventh nr San

Bruno Road, South S. F.
h Dominique J., laborer, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Dominique Jean, cook, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear
Dominique Joseph, laborer, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear
V Dominique Marie, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear
Dominique Matthieu, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear
Dominique Romain, lapidar}' Cal. Jewelry Co., dwl 10

Polk Lane

i Dominique Vignier, carpetlayer, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear
Dommer Hermann, cook Henry Haupt
Don John, dwl 1510 Dupont
Don Robert, engineer stm Jennie Gawne, Washington

St. Wharf

Donaghy Michael, expressman, SE cor Battery and Sac
Oonahoe James, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Oonahoe John, carpenter S. S. Culverwell, dwl 22
Bi Natoma
Oonahoe John, i>iledriver, dwl W s Fillmore bet Green-
wich and Lombard
Donahoe Mary Mrs., dwl 912 Ellis
a Donahoe Michael, shoemaker, dwl 823 Vallejo, rear
Jonahoe Patrick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu
Donahue Catherine (widow), dwl 13 College PI
Donahue Charles, brassfounder Pac. Brass Foundrj', dwl

cor Fourth and Perry
Donahue, Corcoran & Co. (Patrick Donahue, Williain

Corcoran, and John Parnell), brick manufacturers.

Twenty-seventh nr Church
H Donahue Conieliua, ironmolder, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
Donahue Cornelius, porter Blake, Robbins & Co., dwl 418

Xatoma

Donahue Cornelius J., molder McConnick, Lewis & Co.,
iK dw ' 424 Folsom

H Donahue Daniel, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Donahue Dennis, drayman, dwl 42 Natoma
Donahue Edward, b(jotmaker, 20 Hayes
Donahue Eliisa (widow), dwl 558 Stevenson
i Donahue Felix H., bricklayer, dwl 9 Natoma

Donahue Henrj', teamster Jereujiah Finn, dwl 15 Chesley
S )onahue J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
)onahue J., sawpolisher Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., dwl 2

Pearl
Donahue James, hackman Plaza, dwl 411 Oak

Donahue James, heljxir Southern Pac. R. R.
Doualuie James, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Donahue .lelTcrson, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor

Dora and Harrison
Donahue Jeremiah, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Donahue .lobn, dwl 14 Miller PI
Donahue John, dwl (505 Mission
Donahue John, cartman, dwl 10 Folsom Av
Donahue John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 12 Mil-
ler PI
Donah-ue John, foreman blacksmith Central PaC. R. R.

Co., dwl 110 ClinUm
Donahue John, hostler Market St. R. R. Co., dwl W s

Valencia nr Fifteenth
Donahue John, laborer, dwl 653 Jessie
Donahue John, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, dwl 39 Minna
Donahue John J. , plumber, dwl 912 Ellis
Donahue Kate Miss, dressmaker Mrs. P. M. AVillard, dwl

348 Fremont
Donahue Michael, dwl 534 Second
Donahue Patrick (Doiuihiie, Corcoran d: Co.), dwl cor

Thirteenth and Mission
Donahue Patrick, cartman, dwl Turk bet Pierce and Scott
Donahue Patrick, clerk John P. Carroll, dwl 1147 Howard
Donahue Patrick, hostler John Cassidy, N s Point Lobos

Av bet Twentipth and Twenty-first avs
Donahue Patrick, laborer, dwl 141 Second
Donahue Patrick, laborer, dwl 9G5 Harrison, rear
Donahue Patrick, laborer, dwl 1715 Post
DO.XAIirC: I'ETEK, capitalist, office 426 Montgomery,
and president S. F. Gas Light Co. and State Invest-
ment and Insurance Co., office 218 Sansoni, dwl NE
cor Brj'ant and Second
Donahue Peter, woolworker, dwl 345 Tehama
Donahue Richard, plumber, dwl 912 Ellis
Donahue Robert, express agent, dwl 303 Jessie
Donahue Simon, shoemaker, dwl 525 Mission
Donahue Thomas, butcher W. J. Townshend & Co., dwl

Ninth Av nr L, South S. F.
Donahue Thomas, dwl 922 Howard
Donahue Thomas, carriagepainter, dwl 13 College PI
Donahue Thomas, laborer, dwl cor Louisiana and Sierra
Donahue Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor

Sierra and Shasta
Donahue Thomas, machinist, dwl 420 Mont, fourth floor
Donahue Tliomas G., machinist, dwl 206 Perry
Donahue Washington, driver Dowd & Coughlin's Transfer

Co., dwl 025 Davis
Donahue. See Donahoe, Donoghue, Donohoe, and Don-

ohue
Donald Daniel, hamessmaker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl

610 Sixth
Donaldson Alexander, ship carpenter, dwl 12 Cleveland,

rear ^

Donaldson James, carpenter, dwl 17 Fourth
Donaldson D., machinist, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Donaldson David, bookkeeper E. Grisar & Co., dwl 620

Brannan
Donaldson James, fireman Southern Pac. R. R.
Donaldson James (Hooper ifc D.), dwl 725 Pine
Donaldson John (Alley d- D.), dwl 1111 Montgomery
Donaldson Robert A. , clerk general passenger and ticket
office Central P^. R. R. , NE cor Fourth and Towns-
end, dwl 30S Leavenworth
Donald.'^on Thomas, agent, dwl Russ House
Donallen William E., route agent U. S. railway mail ser-
vice, dwl 36 Perry
Donaruma Ralph, actor Cal. Theater, dwl 911 Stockton
Donavan James, dwl 527 Sacramento
Donavan Michael, cartman Patent Brick Co., dwl SJ Fifth

Av
Donavan. See Donovan, and Dunavon
Doncks Herman P., dwl 343 Hayes
Dondero Carlo, boxclerk Pcist-office, dwl 1107 Mont
Dondero John, vegetables, dwl 718 Greenwich, rear
Dondero Joseph, vegetables, dwl 718 Greenwich, rear
Dondero Louis, vegetables, dwl 5 Russell
Dondero Rosa Miss, dressmaking Rosa Casaesa, dwl 718

Greenwich
Dondon John, laborer, dwl 556J Natoma
Donegan Bridget (widow), dwl 1714 Leavenworth
Donegan Thomas, expressman, SW cor Battery and Pine,

dwl 371 Jessie
Donegan John, salesman Samuel Leszynsky & Bro., dwl

757 Folsom
Donegio Antonio, laborer, dwl 536 Vallejo

Donevan Miss, furrier, dwl 12S Turk

Donhur E. D., farmer, dwl 317 Taylor
Donico P., laborer, dwl 2 Hall Alley nr Vallejo

-;-j JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchar

Donigan A. MisB, fursener, dwl 128 Turk

Donigan Michael {Dimigan Jk McCarthy), dwl Filbert bet

Montgomery and Sanaoni
Donigan JS McCarthy {Michael Donijan and Jeremiah

McCarthy), groceries and liquors, SW cor Greenwich

and Sanson!
Donlan Thomas, blacksmith, S 8 Pine bet Front and

Davis, dwl 204 Powell
Donlan Thomas, driver N. B. & Mission R. R. , dwl 900

Folsom
Donlan Thomas S. , blacksmith Thomas Donlan, dwl 320

Taylor
Donlan William, blacksmith Thomas Donlan, dwl 204

Powell
Donlen Michael, foreman J. H. Schenck
Donlin Patrick, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Donliii Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Henry bet Fourteenth

and Fifteenth
Donlon James M. , local policeman, dwl 1067 Market
Donlon Joseph M., janitor South Cosmopolitan School,

dwl 3 Martin's Block, Market nr Seventh
Donlon Michael, carrepairer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 109

Dora
Donlon Patrick, helper Savage & Son, dwl 511 Jessie
Donlon William J., clerk McNally & Hawkins, dwl 3 Mar-
tin's Block, Market nr Seventh
Donn David E. , hairdresser Sylvester Bums, dwl 919

Washington
Donn Elian "William L., special policeman, dwl 539 Cal-
ifornia
Donnadieu Louis, restaurant, 522 Pine, dwl 532 Pine
Donne Joseph, laborer freight depot Southern Pac. R. R.,

dwl 424 Fourth
Donne Richard M. , expressman, NW cor Washington and

Battery, dwl 1009 McAllister
Donnegan Edward, carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-ninth nr

Church
Donnell Henry C, correspondent, dwl N s Filbert bet

Montgomerj- and Sansom
Donnell Oliver, cartman NW cor Broadway and Davis,

dwl 318 Davis
Donnell William M., mining superintendent, dwl 611

Mason
Donnellan Michael, teamster S. F. Gas Co., dwl 662 Minna,

rear
Donnellan W. E., dwl 813 Vallejo
Donnelly Andrew, janitor South Cosmopolitan School,

dwl 311 Clementina
Donnelly Andrew J. {Donnelly, Dunne <t' Co.), dwl 14

Eddy
Donnelly Bernard, carpenter John Carberry, dwl 444 Sixth
Donnelly Bernard, cartman, dwl 137 Dora
Donnelly Bernard, cook Second St. House, dwl 1117 Har
Donnell}' Bernard, teamster, junction M^ket and Sacra-
mento, dwl 54 Sacramento
Donnelly Biyan, deputy sheriff, dwl 315 Eighth
Donnelly Catherine (widow), dwl 19 Sumner, rear
Donnelly Daniel, laborer Black Diamond coal yard, dwl

242 Beale, rear
DO>XKLLY, DirN]\fE A €0. {Andrew J. Donnelly,

Edward T. Donnelly, and James F. Dunne), cattle

and sheep dealers and wholesale butchers. First Av

nr Kentucky, South S. F., office 601 California
Donnelly Edward, contractor, dwl 2103 Jones
Donnelly Edward T. {Donnelly, Dunne Jc Co.), res San

Felipe
Donnell}- Ellen (widow), dwl 432 Seventh, rear
Donnelly Ellen (widow), dwl W s Green bet Taylor and

Jones
Donnelly F. A., salesman A. Roman & Co., dwl 737 How
Donnelly F. 0., dwl 227 Second
Donnelly Frank, laborer, dwl 2 Grant PI, rear
Donnelly Frank, mattrassmaker Henry Frank, dwl 64

Everett
Donnelly George, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 1115

Harrison
Donnelly Hector, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Donnelly Henry, laborer, dwl E s Alabama bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Donnelly Hester Mrs., forewoman Charles M. Plum & Co.,

dwl 512 Mason
Donnelly Hugh P., plumber, dwl 449 Jessie
Donnelly J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Donnelly James, lather, dwl 27 Morton, rear
Donnelly James C, mining, d\rl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Donnelly James J., baker, 228 First
Donnelly J. E., dwl 636 Commercial
Donnelly John, bookkeeper John Flanagan & Co., dwl

858 Folsom

Donnelly John, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
829 Folsom

Donnelly John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Frederick
and First

Donnelly John, laborer, dwl N s Vallejo bet Larkin and
Polic

Donnelly John, miner, dwl 633 Gearj^

Donnelly John, pressman George H. Tay & Co., res Oak-
land

Donnelly John, proprietor Washington House, NE cor
Drunmi and Oregon

Donnelly John, sailmaker Thomas RejTioldg, SE cor Mar-
ket and Steuart

Donnelly John, salesman, dwl 37 Clementina

Donnelly John, stockdriver, dwl cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South S F.

Donnelly John, waiter, dwl 529 Pine

Donnelly John E., cooper Cutting Packing Co., dwl NE
cor De\isadero and O'Farrell

Donnelly John J., compositor Stock Report, dwl 1117
Harrison

Donnelly Joseph F., carpenter, dwl 1 Willow

Donnelly Lizzie Miss, dwl 32 Fourth

Donnelly Louise Miss, teacher Tehama Primarj' School

Donnelly Luke, cooper, dwl NE cor Deraadero and O'Far-
rell

Donnelly Luke E., dwl 703 Market

Donnelly M. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Primary
School, dwl 38 Moss

Donnelly Michael, longshoreman, dwl 249 Spear, rear

Donnelly Michael, tanneiy, S s Twenty-sixth opp Hamp-
shire

Donnelly Michael, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl S
W cor Green and Taylor

Donnelly Michael A., bookkeeper Moj-nihan & Aitken,
dwl 492 Eighth

Donnelly Nellie Miss, glovemaker S. F. Glove Factory,
dwl 1119 Han'ison

Donnelly N. P. , miner, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post

Donnelly Owen, laborer H. F.Williams, dwl Goat Island

Donnelly Patrick {lAicy d: D.), dwl 20 Haight

Donnelly Patrick, baker St. Marj-'s Hospital

Donnelly Patrick, carriagepainter Daniel S. Shute, dwl
137 Dora

Donnelly Patrick, clerk, dwl 315 Eighth

Donnelly Patrick, laborer, dwl 29 Ecker

Donnelly Patrick, laborer, dwl 1613 Turk

Donnelly Patrick, laborer Hucks, Lambert & Greene, dwl
539 Hayes

Donnelly Patrick F., brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl
135 Tehama

Donnelly Patrick S., brassfinisher, dwl 135 Tehama

Donnelly Peter, deckhand stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry

Donnell}' Peter, groceries and liquors, SE cor Twenty-
seventh and Folsom, Bemal Heights

Donnelly Philip, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl ISJ
Welsh

Donnelly Robeit, expressman, 225 Washington, dwl 915
Stockton

Donnelly Terrence, ironmolder, dwl 519 Mission

Donnelly Terrence, laborer, dwl SW cor Taylor and Green

Donnelly Tliomas, saw-millhand Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
137 Dora

Donnelly Thomas, waiter Lick House

Donnelly Thomas, wines and liquors, 30 Montgomerj', dwl
114 Natoma

Donnelly Thomas, wood and coal, N s Brannan bet Sixth
and Seventh, dwl 111 Clinton

Donnelly Thomas F. , dwl 38 Moss

Donnelly William, dwl 447J Natoma

Donnelly William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 422 Fremont

Donnelly Walter C, teamster Milton P. Sessions, dwl W
8 Juniper nr Harrison

Donnelly William, seaman, dwl 28 Clara

Donnell}'. See DonnoUy

Donnelson John, plasterer, dwl 738 Minna

Donnelson Michael, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
Minna bet Seventh and Eighth

Donner Abraham, insurance agent, dwl 925 Harrison

Doimer Charles, blacksmith Barz, Suhl & Co., dwl 118
Sacramento

Donnet Henr}-, cook, dwl 123 Chestnut

Donney William, helper Weed & Kingwell, res Oakland

Donnicliff Thomas {Donnicliff d- Boland), dwl 322 Sixth

Donnicliff & Boland (Thomas Donnicliff and Robert J.
Boland), liquor saloon, SW cor Sixth and Howard

Donnolly John W., brassmolder Greenberg & Co., dwl
69 Natoma

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Thi^i and Marks

!, P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

DonnoN'an Ann (widow), furnished rooms, 44 Jessie
Donnovan Jlridj^et (widow), dwl 244 Jussie
Donnovan Catlierine (widow), dwl 2t>5i Jessie
Donnovan Cornelius, dul '2-i^Jcssia
Donnovan Cornelius, painUir, dwl 205 Stox^enson
Dounoxim l)ennis, jfardonor, dwl 1007 \'aJlejo
Donnovan Donald, laborer, dwl 1253 Montijomery
i>onuoviLa Jeremiah, laborer Golden Guto Park
Donnovan John, clerk, dwl 244 Jessie
Donnovan John, laborer, dwl \V s Michigan nr Shasta
Doiuiovan John, Lumbermen's Pro. L'nion, 71 New Mont
Donnovan John U., boileruiaker McAfee, Spiers & Co.,

dwl (517 Haoies •

Donnovan Michael, dwl 511 Howard
Donnovan Michael, blacksmith, dwl 10 Anthony
Donnovan Timothy, bootmaker Buokiujfham & Hecht,

N W cor Gouj,'h and llaight
Donnovan Timothy, laborer, dwl 781 Mission
DoiinoN^ao. •i>V« Donovan
Donojfh Andrew, marblecutter John Daniel & Ca, dwl

70S Commercial
Dono^hue Daniel J., inspector U. S. Customs, dwl 914

Natoma
Donoghue Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 37 First
Dono;;rhue John, laborer, dwl 37 First
Donoj,''hue Patrick J., assistant coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 'J14 Xatoma
DO.VOIIO PHlLir, proprietor Phil's Exchange and

Restaurant, 417 Front, dwl 204 Sutter
Donohoe Andrew, porter Cal. Furniture Manui. Ca, dwl

4 Hardie PI
Donohoe Bert, laborer, dwl W s Michig^an nr Shasta
Donohoe Daniel M., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1

Howard
Donohoe James, dwl 223 Seventh
Donohoe James, teamster Market St. R. R,
Donohoe James, waiter Lick House
Donohoe John, blacksmith Central R. R.
Ponohoe John, laborer, dwl 553 Jessie
Donohoe John, shoemaker Humphrey Gallagher, dwl 9

Minna
Donohoe John, waiter Lick House
Donohoe Joseph A. {Donohoe, Kelly J: Co.), dwl 526

Harrison
DO.VUUOE, KELLY A CO. (Joseph A. Donohoe

aiul Jiugetu! Kelly), bankers, SE cor Montgomery

and Sacramento
Donohoe, Kelly «S Co.'s Buildii;g, SE cor Mont and Sac
Donohoe M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 4 Hardie PI
Donohoe Marv Miss, saleswoman Johu F. Snow & Co.,

dwl 210 'Park
Donohoe Owen, shoemaker, dwl 1613 Turk
Donohoe Roger, expressman, cor Sansom and Washing-
ton, dwl E a Alabama bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-

si.xth
Donohoe. See Donahue and Donohue
Donohue Charles, boilermaker, dwl 10 Natoma
Donohue Cornelius, liquor saloon, dwl 410 Shipley
Donehue Cornelius, salesman Kennedy, O'Neill & Bren-

nan, dwl 44 Third
Donohue Daniel, carrepairer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 3

King
Donohue Ellen (widow), furnished rooms, dwl 4 Zoe PI
Donohue F., fireman stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf
Donohue Francis, real estate, dwl W s Guerrero nr Twen-
ty-seventh
Donohue Frank Mrs. (widow), furnished rooms, 858 Pol
Donohue Henry, agent Howe Sewing Machine, dwl 341

Minna
Donohue Henry, bricklayer, dwl 9 Natoma
Donohue Houora Miss, milliner, 353 Mission
Donohue Hugh, house and sign jiainter, 922 Howard
Donohue J., hostler Market St. R. B.
Donohue James, baker William J. DaxTS, dwl 238 Seventh,
, rear

Donohue James, blacksmith, dwl S s M nr Guerrero
Donohue James, blacksmith, dwl 6s8 Clementina
Donohue James, laborer, dwl 10 Jessie, rear
Donohue James, laborer, dwl 528 Pacific
Donohue James, plasterer, dwl 333 Bush
Donohue Jane (widow), dwl S s Mariposa i r Pennsyl-
vania Av
Donohue Jeffrey, laborer S. a Gas Light Ci., dwl 1126

Harrison
Donohue Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl N s

Shasta nr Illinois
Donohue J. .M., stwlent Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

NE cor Bryant and Second
Donohue John, bootmaker, dwl 9 Minna

Donohue John, bootmaker U. W. C Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 39 Minna
Denohue John, hackdriver, dwl 735 Folsom
Donohue John, lalxirer, dwl 171 Minna
Donohue John, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Ca, dwl 83G

Mission
Donohue John, proprietor Broadwiy Hotel, 212 Bdwy
Donohue John, shi{x;ar|)ent«r, dwl 3 Frederick
Donohue John, waiter Lick House, dwl 175 Minna
Donohue Julia, upholstress Frank G. Etlwards
Donohue Kate (widow), boarding, N s Filbert bet Buchan-
an and Webster
Donohue Marj', hairdresser Ann Brj-ars, dwl 609 Clem
Donohue Mar^- A., seamstress, dwl 1113 Keariy
Donohue Michael, dwl 423 Bush
Donohue Michael, teamster, dwl 400 Minna
Donohue Owen, miner, dwl 300 Elm Av
Donohoe P., laborer A. F. Sijear & Co., 218 Dnimm
Donohue Patrick, contractor, dwl Ws Mission bet Twelfth

and Thirteenth
Donohue Patrick, gasfitter, dwl 302 Beale
Donohue Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 508 Mission
Donohue Patrick, stevedore, dwl 317 Bryant
Donohue Patrick, wagonmaker, 716 Sansom, dwl 426

Hayes
Donohue Richard, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Donohue Richard Jlrs. (widow), dwl 544 Howard
Donohue Thomas (Donohite <t Pkelan), dwl 1432 How
Donohue Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Works, dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Donohue Thomas, marblecarver J, & F. Eesseler, dwl 92

:Ninth
Donohue Thomas Jr., iron-shuttermaker John R. Sims,

dwl 157 Tehama
Donohue Washington, driver Dowd & Coughlin, dwl 625

Da\TS
Donahue W. H., jeweler Levison Eros., dwl 157 Tehama
Donohue &. Phelau (Thomas Donohue and Patrick Plie-

lan), liquor saloon, 31 Second
Donohue. See Donahue, Donoghue, aJid Donohoe.
DonoUy J., hostler Omnibus R. R. Co.'s stable
DonoU)- Michael, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Donolly Thomas, car])enter, dwl 50 Natoma
Donough Andrew, marblecutter, dwl 708 Commercial
Donough Thomas, dwl .322 Green

Donovan Alice Miss, sewing-machineoperator, dwl 111 Sil-
ver
Donovan Andrew J., printer Francis & Valentine, dwl 225

FultQn
Donovan Ann (widow), dwl 11 Mason
Donovan Bartholomew, laborer Pra Benev. Assn, 818

Howard
Donovan C, steward American Exchange Hotel
Donovan Charles, dwl 863^ Market
Donovan Charlls, laborer, dwl 315 Fifth
Donovan Cornelius, fishmonger Peter May, dwl N s Broad-
way nr Montgomery
Donovan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 324^ Broadway
Donovan Cornelius, watchman, dwl 622 Larkin
Donovan Daniel, boots »nd shoes, 1412 Stockton
Donovan Daniel, fireman stm C. M. Small, dwl 7 Jasper PI
Donovan Daniel, laborer, dwl W s Florida bet Beetle and

Twentieth
Donovan Daniel, marblecutter John Daniel & Co.
Donovan Daniel, woolsorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-

torj', dwl 2117 Filbert
Donovan David, cook Baldwin's Restaurant, dwl 54 Jessie
Donovan Dennis, printer K Dore & Co., dwl 225 Fulton
Donovan D. S., gardener, dwl 1007 Vallcjo
Donovan E. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School, dwl

118i Clara
Donovan E., nightwatchman Wade's Opera Ho\ise
Donovan Edward, shipcarpenter, dwl 894 Third
Donovan Ellen, domestic, dwl 417 Kearny
Donovan Eugene, groceries and liquors, 760 Bryant
Donovan Eugene, laborer, dwl NW cor Central Av and

Geary
Donovan Hannah Miss, dressmaker, dwl 523 Tehama bet

Fifth and Sixth
Donovan Honora >Irs., dwl 415 Powell
Donovan Honora (widow), dwl llsj Clara
Donox-an James, house, sign, and shippainter, 219 Davis,

dwl 1516 Post
Donovan James, laborer, dwl 459 Jessie
Donovan James, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Donovan James J., painter John A. DonovaJi & Co^ dwl

652 Stevenson
Donovan Jeremiah, blacksmith McTiemy & Bro., dwl 27

Commercial

'7f, JAMES G. 'STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.
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JEWELEY made to order and REPAIRED by D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchai

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Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 251 Octavia

Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl N s Fulton bet Octavia

and Oough
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Donovan Jeremiah, printer B. Dore&Co., dwl 710 F»ilton
Donovan Jeremiah, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Bat
Donovan Jeremiah, waterman Golden Gate Park
Donovan Jeremiah J., laborer, dwl 112 Shipley
Donovan John, dwl 313 Vallejo
Donovan John, bootmaker, dwl 714 Grove
Donovan John, clerk, dwl 251 Octavia
Donovan John, fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Donovan John, hostler Healey & Fegen, dwl 501 Stev
Donovan John, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom, rear
Donovan John, laborer, dwl 158 Natoma
Donovan John, mechanic, dwl 16j Bluxome
Donovan John, plasterer, dwl 1215 Green
Donovan John, seaman, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Donovan John, seaman, dwl 314 Beale
Donovan John, shipcarpenter, dwl Tehama nr Twenty-
eighth, Bemal Heights
Donovan John, shipcarpenter Boole & Webiter, Pier 7

Steuart
Donovan John, teamster, dwl 643 Commercial
Donovan John, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 553

Stevenson
Donovan John A. (John A. Donovan it Co.), dwl 641 Stev
Donovan John A. & Co. , house and signpainters, and

dealers in paints, oils, and glass, etc., 1079 Market
Donovan John E., extraman Engine No. 6 S. F. F. D.
Donovan John J., painter, dwl 730^ Natoma
Donovan Joseph, laborer, dwl SE cor Oak and Webster
Donovan Joseph, painter, dwl 24 Sixth
Donovan Joseph T., clerk William J. Bryan, dwl 251

Octavia
Donovan K. M. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School,

dwl 466 Minna
Donovan Maggie Gertrude Miss, tailoress, dwl 459 Jessie
Donovan Maria (widow), dwl 516 Union
Donovan Martin O., bootmaker, dwl 238 Oak
Donovan Mary (widow), dwl 1316 Larkin, rear
Donovan Maurice, blindmaker S. S. Culverwell, dwl 217

Second
Donovan Michael, laborer, dwl Califonoia Av bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth, Bernal Heights
Donovan Michael, laborer, dwl Es Treat Av nr Twentieth
Donovan Michael, laborer, dwl E s Park Av nr Harrison
Donovan Michael, laborer, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berrj'
Donovan Michael, laborer, dwl 225 Fulton
Donovan Michael, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 8

Gilbert, rear
Donovan Michael, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 57

Gilbert
Donovan Michael, laborer superintendent streets
Donovan Michael, tanner Laguna Tanner}', dwl N s Fil-
bert bet Gough and Laguna
Donovan Michael H., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 10 Anthony
Donovan M. J., house and signpainter, dwl 517 Jessie
Donovan Michael M., carriagepainter, 848 Howard, dwl

Twenty-second bet Valencia and Guerrero
Donovan Neill, shoefitter Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,jdwl 448

Natoma
Donovan Nelly Miss, finisher, dwl 2,65 Jessie
Donovan Patrick, bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl

20 Page
Donovan Patrick, canvasser, dwl 21 Clementina
Donovan Patrick, engineer stm C. M. Small,, dwl 7 Jasper

PI
Donovan Patrick, laborer, dwl 3 King
Donovan Patrick, roofer N. P. Ferine, dwl 309 Tehama
Donovan Philip, clerk James Donovan, dwl 1516 Post
Donovan Robert, carpenter D. A. Macdonald d Co.
Donovan Thomas, laborer, dwl 14 Cleveland
Donovan Thomas, laborer, dwl 109 Park Av
Donovan Tliomas, mason, dwl 1120 Mission
Donovan Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 730^^ Natoma
Donovan Timothy, bootmaker, 231 Pacific
Donovan Timothy, extraman Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D.,

d.wl 129 Folsom
Donovxn Timothy, molder Savage & Son, dwl 67 Everett
Donovan Timothy, jxirter City Hall, dwl 529 Bryant
Donovan W., foreman track Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Donovan William, stonecutter, dwl N s Pine bet Brod-

erickand Baker
Donovan William Mrs. (widow), dwl 560^ Natoma
Donovan. See Donavan

Donton Frederick, cari)enter Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Donzac Marcelin, farmer, dwl California Hotel

Donzel Ainie J., dwl NW cor Hyde and Filbert

Donzel Aime J. Jr., bookkeeper, dwl NW cor Hyde and

Filbert
Donzelmann Frederick, ticket agent, dwl Constitution

Hotel
Donzelmann Henry, confectioner Schroder tt Albrecht,

res Oakland
Donzelmann John F., solicitor Hamburg-Bremen Insur-
ance Co., dwl 204 Stockton
Doody Dennis, gardener, dwl 227 Minna
Doody Ellen (widow), dwl 16 Langtou
Doody P. J., driver Market St. R. R.
Doody Ricliard, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 1228 Bush
Doody. See Dudy
Doogan Mannes Rev. , St. Dominic's Monastery, NW cor

Bush and Steiner
Doolan Daniel, polisher Matthias Gray, dwl cor Turk and

Scott
Doolan Denn's, polisher Matthias Gray, dwl cor Turk and

Scott
Doolan F., clerk, dwl 1220 Market
Doolan John, laborer, dwl NW cor Devisadero and O'Far-

rell
Doolan Michael, beer saloon, 70 Jessie
Doolan Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 1515 Howard
Doolan Thomas, polisher Matthias Gray, dwl 62 Jessie
Doolan William, blacksmith N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

125 Clara
Doolan William, city agent State Investment and Insur-
ance Co. , dwl 1006 Bush
Doolan. See Doolin

Dooley Catharine (widow), dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Dooley Jauies, laborer, dwl 515 Mission
Dooley James, laborer, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Dooley James, laborer, dwl 916J Folsom, rear
Dooley James J., foreman Donnelly, Dunne &Co.'b sheep
slaughter house, dwl Tenth nr Railroad Av, South
S. F.
Dooley John {Dooley <t Boylan), dwl W s Buchanan bet

Bush and Sutter
Dooley John, laborer, dwl W s Valencia bet Fifteenth

and Sixteenth

Dooley John, second steward stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Dooley John H. {Kelly & D.), dwl 518 Bryant
Dooley Lucy (widow), groceries and liquors, 546 Mission
Dooley Mary, domestic Dr. Gustave Holland, 114 Powell
Dooley Marj' A, (widow), dwl 1321 Sutter
Dooley Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bay and

Hyde
Dooley R. J., roofer Henry G. Fiske, dwl 27 Minna
Dooley Thomas, laborer, dwl 2 Lincoln PI
Dooley William, stevedore, dwl 50 Silver
Dooley William, waiter stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Dooley & Boylan {John Dooley ahd Bernard Boylan),

liquor saloon, NW cor Fourth and Louisa
Dooley. See Dooly and Duley
Doolin Daniel J., dwl 19 Minna
Doolin James, laborer, dwl 125 Clara
Doolin Thomas, wines and liquors, 22 Second, dwl 111

Jessie
Doolittle Henry, builder, dwl 521 Stevenson
Doolittle William G., teacher penmanship and bookkeep-
ing, office 430 Montgomery, dwl 652 ilission
Doolman David, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Dooly Andrew, gardener Woodward's Gardens, dwl W 8

Mission bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Dooly i>ank, machinist Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

NW cor Missioii and Thirteenth
Dooly Patrick, laborer Woodward's Gardens, dwl 28 First

Av
Dooly Richard, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Dooly William, tanner, dwl 36 Fifth Av
Dooly's Building, NW cor Sansom and Sutter
Doonan M., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Door August, carpenter Andrew Frei, dwl 344 Ritch «
Door William, carpenter Andrew Frei, dwl 344 Ritch
Dopson Henry, barkeeper William Beal, dwl Moore House
Dor Ceasar, head cook Grand Hotel, dwl S s McAllister bet

Webster and Fillmore
Doran Bridget (widow), dwl S s Francisco bet Larkin and

Polk
Doran Charles A. carpenter John G. lis, dwl E 8 Steven-
son bet Seventeenth J(nd Eighteenth
Doran Christopher, seaman, dwl 117 Drumra
Doran David, shipcarpenter, dwl S s Railroad nr Thir-
teenth Av, South S. F.
Doran Ellen (widow), dwl 7J Harriet
Doran Emile, cook Miners' Restaurant, dwl 631 Com
Doran George, wheelwright, dwl 515 Bush

BEAMISH'S— Nucleiis Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Purftishing &oodi

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Doran Hugh, painter, dwl 141 Seconil

Dunin J. A. Miss, teacher Silver St. l*rimar>' School, dwl

15^ Harriet
Doraii James, blacksmith, S5 Beale, dwl 2117 Mission
Doran James, cartman superintendent streets, dwl cor

Scott and Paciflc
Doran James, dniyman, dwl 916 Paciflc
Doran James, laundryman Mrs. Mary Bennett, dwl Ste-
venson nr First
Doran James, seaman, dwl 811 Battery
l)(iran John, dwl 636 Commercial

Doran Ji.»hn, dairj", S .s Cortland Av nr San Bruno Road
Doran John, third olficer Pacific Mail S. S. China
Doran John L., pressman Evening Post, dwl 7i Harriet
Doran Joseph, cook St. Nicholas Hotel, 214 First, dwl 38

Main
Doran Joseph, groceries and liquors, SE cor Brannan and

Gilbert
Doran Mary E. Miss, teacher Broadway Primary School,

dwl U16 Pacific
Doran Patrick, gardener, 3 Freedman PI
Doran T. C, dwl •?26 Minna
Doran Thomas L., clerk, dwl 39 Minna
Doran W. , pressman Evening Post, dwl 7J Harriet
Doran William, policeman C'it.v Hall, dwl 1009 Pacific
Doraa John, laborer, dwl 520 First
Dore A. M. Miss, teacher Hincon Grammar School, dwl

112 Perry
Dore August, carpenter, dwl 344 Ritch
Dore B. i Co., b(X)k and jobprinters, 512 Sacramento
Dore Benjamin (B. Dore A- Co.) and stockbroker, oflBce 512

Sacramento, dwl 824 Greenwich
Dore Charles, clerk Montgomery St. Real Estate Co., dwl

729 Sutter
Dore Cornelia (widow), dwl 2221 Jackson
Iiore Cornelius, dwl 44 Clementina
Dore Edward, cc>oper Simon P. Connor, dwl 54 Minna
Dore E. W. Mrs., housekeeijer, dwl 925 Harrison
Dore Harry E., printer B. Uore & Co., dwl 824 Greenwich
Dore Martin, hostler, dwl 49 Vallejo
Dore Marj' Ann (widow), housekeeper, dwl 520 Broadway
Dore Maurice {MatiHce Dure it Co.), dwl 729 Sutter
UOKE .HAl'RK'J-: •& t"0. (Henry A. Cobb), real estate,

and general auctioneers, 326 Pine
Dore Moses, miner, dwl 122 Turk
Dore William, dwl 628 Howard
Dore. See Dorr

Dorety E. C. Miss {Tobin cfe D.), dwl 5 Thirteenth
Dorety Elizabeth T. (widow), dwl 5 Ridley
Doretv Montrose H., blacksmith Larkins cSs Co., dwl 6

R"idley
Dorfler John, butcher, dwl 1703 Sacramento
Dorgan M, , miner, dwl 18 Turk
Dorgan Michael, plumber McNally & Hawkins, dwl 524

Howard
Dorgan Thomas, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 520

Eighteenth
Dorgan Thomas J., salesman, dwl 14 Sumner
Dorgan Timothy, laborer, dwl Chestnut nr Fillmore
Dorgan Timothy, salesman D. R. Averj- & Co., dwl 466

Minna
Dorgan William, boarding, 50 Katoma
Di-rgan William, carpenter, dwl 466 Minna
Dorgan William, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl cor North Point and Larkin
Dorgan William, shoemaker, Irish-American Assn, 818 How
Dorgeloh Charles, driver Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 17 Gilbert
Dorgeloh Claus (Dorgeloh <L- Bro.), dwl NE cor Mission

and Ninth
Dorgeloh Frederick (Dorgeloh. A Bro.), dwl NE cor Mis-
sion and Ninth
Doryeloh Louis, liquor saloon, 421 Market, dwl 953 Fol
Dorgeloh & Bro. (Frederick and C/(i«*), groceries and

liquors, NE cor Mission and Ninth
Doring George, rojiemaker, S. F. Cordage Manuf., dwl

Texas nr Yuba
Doris James F., salesman, 620 Kearny, dwl 1203 Taylor
Dorking Joile, fancy and hair goods, 612 Howard
Dorland Henry, contractor, dwl NW cor Dolores and

Dorland
Dorland Jftmes F., contractor, dwl N s Eighteenth bet

Dolores and Guerrero
Dorland P. (widow), dwl W s Dolores nr Dorland
Dorland Robert H. (Chipman, Stone & Co., Yokahama),

dwl W s Dolores nr Dorland
Dorland Thomas A. C, cashier A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

723 Seventeenth nr Church
Dorlson Charles, seaman, dwl 28 Clay

Dorman Charles W., machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwl W s

Laguna bet Oak and Fell
Dorman C. M., carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co.
Dorman Joseph, shijKjarpcntor, dwl 28 Clay
Donnan M., trackman Central R. R.
Dorman Simon M., bookkeeper Vernon, Tobin & Co. dwl

101 M;ison
Dorman William F., groceries and liquors, NE cor How-
ard and Fifteenth
Dorman William H., compositor Stock Exchange, dwl

NE cor Howard and Fifteenth
Dormandry James, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dormer J. M,, reporter, dwl 446 Minna
Dormer Thomas W., liquor saloon, 410 Jackson, dwl 420

Jackson
Dom Michael, sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 127 Jack
Dom Myron J., local jiolicoman, dwl 20 Fifth
Dorn Richard, clerk John Pforr, dwl 831 California
Dornay John, barkeeper Michael Kenney,dwl 550 Mission
Dornbluth Robert, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl

1857 Stevenson
Domer Henrj-, clerk, dwl 615 Washington
Domer Henry, confectioner, dwl 473 Jessie
DORXIK €iEOK<iE !>., secretary Firemans' Fund

Insurance Co. , otfice 401 California, res Berkeley
Dornin Thomas, local policeman, dwl 43 Stanly PI
Doming William, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Dornoft Henrj', milker Francis L. Such, cor Douglass and

Twenty-fourth
DoroUes Leon, laundr>'man Hayes Park Laundry, dwl 525

Hayes
Dorr Joseph A., manager Golden Star Cracker Co., 704

Sansom
Dorr Julia, stewardess Paciflc Mail S. S. Constitution
Dorr L. L., physician, office 33 Kearny, dwl 122 Taylor
Dorr Louis, commission merchant, 119 Washington
Dorran Thomas, carpenter, dwl 521 Howard
DOKR.IMCE M'lLLI.l.n C, liquor saloon, SE cor

Second and Nat^sma, dwl 48 Clementina
Dorrance William F. , saddles and harness, 9M Batterj',

dwl 523 Kearnv ^/'J^^

Dorre Emil, machinist, dwl 28 Clay
Dorrego John, feshemian, dwl 107 Clay
Dorres Carmen (\vidow), dwl 15 Jasper PI
Dorrey Henry T., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Dorrick Joseph, laborer, dwl Greenwich nr Filbert
Dorris Cornelius (S. U. Seyinour <t Co.), dwl Russ Houie
Dorsch Charles, tailor, dwl 1023 Pacific
Dorsey Allen, waiter Palace Hotel

Dorsey Cornelius, teamster, dwl W s Bryant Av nr Bryant
Dorsey Edward, laborer, dwl 525 Filbert «

Dorsey Elijah, waiter Palace Hotel
Dorsey J., blacksmith newU. S. Appraiser's Building
Dorset' Jeremiah, machinist, dwl 75 Clementina
Dorsey John, coalpasser stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Dorsey John, steward, dwl 819 Montgomery
Dorsey Miles, teamster, dwl 206 Ritch
Dorsey Peter (Havlin <{• V.), dwl 413 Pine
Dorsey Peter, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Dorsey Samuel P., mining, dwl N s "Twenty-third bet

Valencia and Guerrero
Dorsej' Thomas, quartzworker, dwl 50 Natoma
Dorskey Joseph, engineer C. Jas. King of Wm. & Co.
Dorward Da\'id, machinist Risdon I, and L. Works, dwl

422 Fremont
Doscher C)^us, groceries and liquors, NW cor Battery and

• Jackson, res Oakland
Doscher Dorothea (widow), dwl 18 Seventh
Doscher Frederick, boatbuilder, dwl 118 Morton
Doscher Henry (Von Bergen <t D.), 433 Bush
Doscher Henry, clerk Friedrich Bros., dwl SW cor Six-
teenth nr Second Av
Doscher Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Russ and

Natoma
Doscher Henry, teamster Petersen & Co., dwl 082 Har
Doscher Henrj' Mrs. (widow), dwl 613 Seventh
Doscher Herman, dwl 109 Minna
DOSCHER HER.YIANN, groceries and liquors, SEcor

Fifth and Clementina, dwl 409j Sixth
Doscher Jacob, housemover M. Murphy, dwl 510 Minna
Doscher Jane (widow), dwl 1210 Folsom
DOSCHER JOHN D., wines and liquors, SE cor First

and Mission
Doscher William, clerk Henry Doscher, dwl SE cor Russ

and Natoma
Dose John William, vice-president and cabinetmaker Pac.

U. W\ Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl 315 Clementina
Doshgue Gabriel, cigar dealer, dwl 1133 Howard
Dossard Adrian, sausagemaker, dwl 33 Hinckley

fed

TAMES tj. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by L. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Dossy Henry, dwl 734 Union

Doton A. E. Miss, dwl 238 Kearny

Dott Andrew, clerk Lloyd & Newlands, dwl 120 Oak

Dott Annie (widow), dwl 120 Oak

Dtitta Ludovico, Swiss Benev. Soc., 627 Commercial

Dottendorf Eniil, bakery, 307 Fifth

Uottelbanni Louis, clerk, dwl 235 Kearny

Duly Cliarles H., at'ent Fac. Transfer Co., dwl 902 How

Doty Henry C, clerk, dwl 210^ Tehama

Doty James R., harnessmaker, Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl

21(>i Tehama
Doty John J., bookkeeper D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

Russ House
Doty S., dwl 405 Turk
Doty. See Doughty
Doiib Milton D., dwl 836 Mission
Douce William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Doud Aaron, agent Nevada and Pac. Soda Co., oflfice 109

California room 12, dwl 2347 Howard
Doud Collins C, clerk Parker & Barrett, res Oakland
Doud Eugene S., salesman F. T. Houghton & Co., dwl 231

Seventh
Doud Frank, capitalist, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Doud. See Dowd
Doudy Thomas, stevedore, dwl W s Brewster nr San

Bruno Road, Bernal Heights
Dougal William G., tinsmith Locke & Montagfue, dwl 1005

Clay
Dougan John J. , plumber, dwl cor California Av and How-
ard, Bernal Heights
Dougan William, marblepolisher, dwl California Av bet

Howard and Mission, Bernal Heights
Dougan. See Dougin
Dougart John J., jailer County Jail, dwl N a Bush bet

Pierce and Scott
Dougheny William, laborer, dwl 229 Clara

Dougherty (widow), dwl 78 Clementina

Doughertj' Andrew, dwl 110 Fouith
Dougherty Ann (widow), dwl 17j Langton
Doughert}- Ann (widow), dwl 705 Brannan
Dougherty B., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Dougherty Barnard, laborer, dwl 304 To\wisend
Dougherty Banieby, contractor, dwl 1 Shtrwood PI
Doughert}' Bernard, stevedore, dwl 32 De Boom
Dougherty Charles, wireworker J. M. Eckfeldt & Co., dwl

0 Hayward
Dougherty Cornelius, laborer Funcke & Co., dwl NE cor

Ninth and Brannan
Doug-herty Cornelius, laborer Hyde & Chester, dwl 1320

Minna
Dougherty Daniel, dwl 8 Minna, rear
D^ugiierty Daniel, cartman, dwl 623 Geary
Dougherty Daniel, moulder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

V» Clementina
Dougherty Daniel, tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 2 S. F.

F. D., dwl 625 Broadway
Dougherty Daniel, tailor, dwl 912 Natoma
Dougherty Dennis, dwl Railroad House
Dougherty Dennis, expressman, cor California and] San-
son!, dwl NW cor jiuchannan and Ellis
Dougherty Dennis, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dougherty Dennis, laborer, dwl 2 Grant PI
Dougherty Edward, laborer, dwl N s Sierra nr Georgia
Dougherty Edward, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Dougherty Edward, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Dougherty Edward J., steward Hose S. F. F. D., dwl 69

JS'atonia ♦• •

Dougherty Fanny Mrs., dressmaker, 526 Sixth
Dougherty George, moulder, dwl 159 Clara
Dougherty Henry, drayman, dwl 135 Dora
Douglierty Henry, laborer, dwl 59 Shipley
Dougherty Isabelle iliss, dwl 1608 Mason
Dougherty J. , Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Dougherty James, fireman S. F. Gas Co., dwl E sHaiTison

Oct Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Dougherty James, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl cor Polk

. and Austin
Douglierty James, laborer, dwl S s Crescent Av nr Islais

Creek, Bernal Heights
Douglierty James, laborer, dwl 14 Lombard
Dougherty James, laborer, dwl 21 Anthony
Dougherty James, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Dougherty James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Douglierty James B., plasterer, dwl E s York bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Dougherty James J., clerk, c^vvl 127 Kearny
Dougherty John, blacksmith, dwl 133 Folsom, rear
Dougherty John, blacksmith, dwl 159 Clara
Dougherty John, blacksmith, dwl 510 Mission

Dougherty John, boilermaker, dwl 15 Clementina
Dougherty John, firenmn S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 9 Kate
Dougherty John, hackman, SE cor Washington and

Brenham PI
Dougherty John, laborer, dwl 21 Minna
Doughertj' John, laborer, dwl 1301 Montgomery
Dougherty John, laborer Funcke & Co., dwl W s Cbesley

nr Harrison
Dougherty John, teamster Market St. R. R., dwl Cincin-
nati House
Dougherty John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dougherty John H. (Dowjflerty J,- llurrUfm), dwl 2024

Mission
Dougherty John J., gasfitter Nj-e & Achesou, dwl 546

Tehama bet Fifth and Sfxth
Dougherty Joseph, hostler Market St. R. R.. dwl N s

yuinn nr Dolores
Dougherty Joseph, painter, dwl 223 Minna
Dougherty Manus, tailor, dwl 221 Tyler
Dougherty Martin, laborer, dwl 17 Natoma
Dougherty Mary (widow), nurse, dwl 626 Brannan
Dougherty Michael, blacksmith, dwl 532 Howard
Dougherty Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 6

Freeloii
Dougherty Michael, laborer, dwl 21 Anthony
Dougherty Michael F., shipcarpenter, dwl 33 Jessie nr

Seventh
Dougherty Neil, longshoreman, dwl C25 Davis
Dougherty Neil, wireworker J. M. Eckiedt & Co., dwl 6

Haywards
Dougherty P., stableman Minor & Walsh, dwl NE cor

L.eavenworth and Taylor
Dougherty Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dougherty Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf
Dougherty Patrick E., freight auditor S. F. and North Pac.

a. R., office loot Green St.W^harf, dwl 1802 Dupont
Dougherty Philip, laborer, dwl 21 Anthonj'
Dougherty Roger, expressman, NE cor California and

Spring, dwl 823 Harrison
Dougherty Sarah (widow), laundress, dwl 232 Clara
Dougherty Thomas, groceries and liquors, 261 Ritch
Dougherty Thomas, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill iSi Co.,113

California .

Dougherty Thomas F., tanner O'Donnell Bros., dwl 526

Sixth
Dougherty William, boilermaker, dwl 7 Stevenson
Dougherty William, laborer, dwl 21 Anthony
Dougherty William, liquor saloon, cor Sixteenth and

Kentucky, Long Bridge
Dougherty William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
DOtUHEltTY WILLIAM €., deputy postmaster

San Francisco, office NW cor Washington and Bat-

terj', dwl 1414 Taylor
Dougherty William H., pressman Taylor & Nevin, dwl

221 Pacific
DOli'OHERTY «& HARRISOX {John H. Dougherty

and J. V. Uarrison), wines and liquors, 515 California
Dougherty. See Doherty, O'Doherty, and O'Dougherty
Doughty George, cardriver, dwl 1406 Pine
Doughty John Rev. , pastor New Jerusalem Church, dwl

1508 Leavenworth
Doughty Matthew, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S

s Elizabeth nr Guerrero
Doughty William {Lambert, Palmer «t Co.), dwl 28

Hampton PI
Dougiiie James T., dwl 2534 Webster
Douglas — — , dwl 704J- Mission
Douglas Albert C, salesman Whittier, Fullier & Co., dw

518 Minna
Douglas Alexander, driver Central R. R., dwl cor Buch-
anan and McAllister
Douglas Charles D. , Inspector Custom House, dwl E s

Vermont nr Yolo
Douglas Charles H., dwl 917 Post
Douglas Donald M., harnessmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.,

dwl 610 Sixth
Douglas Frederick, dwl 621 California
Douglas Frederick, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Douglas George, boatswain 0. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Douglas George, carpenter Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl Tliird

nr Folsom
Douglas George, cook Edward Newinan, dwl 666 Com
Douglas H. H., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 624

Fourth
Douglas James, laborer, dwl 1110 Union
Douglas James, master mariner, dwl 738 Howard
Douglas James, measurer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Dougdas James, proprietor Columbia House, 114 Jackson
Douglas James G. (Doxujlas tt- Harris), dwl 107 O'Farrell

BEAMISH'S-Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Goods, j^

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Donijrlas John, blacksmith Phelps Maiuif . Co. , dwl 1511

Jones
D<m','las John J. (Bond <{• /).), dwl 734 Montgomery
Doiiifliis Matthew S., thismith Alexander Hoy, res Oak-
land
Poujflas Nathan S., tinsmith, dwl 718 Greenwich, rear
Doujrias Kichard, carixjnter, dwl Overland House
Donu'las Rcxleriek A., clerk Peter McMahon, dwl 117

Drumm
DouL'las Thcnnas, foreman Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D.,dwl

518 Fourth
Douirlas 'riiomas, joiner, dwl 1.^11 Jones
Dou;,'las Thomas F., phmiber, dwl 411 Clementina
Douylas Thomas H., storekeeper North Point Warehouse,

dwl nm Powell
DouRlas William H., hookkeeiier Frank H.Wing, dwl 608

Market
■Douglas William H. , clerk Hopkins & Haley, 326i Mont-

gomerj', dwl 634 Post §•

Doujrias & Harris (Jamm G. Doxujlas and T. S. Harris),

liquor saloon, 1248 Market

Douglass , dwl 1018 Stockton

Doufjlass , carrier Alta California

Douglass Aaron, carriagepainter, dwl 747 Howard

Dimglass Andrew, machinist, dwl 2.'il .Jessie

Douglass Ann (widow), daii-y, E s Tenth bet Harrison and

Bryant
Douglass Archibald, plumber Douglass & Martin, dwl 11

Twenty-second
Douglass Ellen A. (widow), fancy goods, 1318 Polk
Douglass Francis, engineer Isaac H. Small, dwl W s York

bet Solano and Butte
Douglass George, clerk Murjihy, Grant & Co., dwl cor

Fillmore and Buchanan
Douglass George, plumber Douglass & Martin, dwl 11

Tvjenty-second
Douglass George H., captain Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm

Montana
Douglass Henry, waiter S. S. Newbem, Folsom St. Wharf
Douglass James, boatman, Davis St. Wharf
Douglass James, laborer, dwl vS s El Dorado nr Potrero Av
Douglass James, plasterer, dwl 719 Howard
Douglass James B., carpenter, dwl S s Twentieth nr Treat

Av
Douglass John, laborer superintendent streets
Douglass Joseph, shoemaker, 147 Post
Douglass Richard W. , car)ienter, dwl 995 Market
Douglass Robert A., cardriver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1200

Larkin
Douglass Thomas, painter St. Denis & Chesney
Douglass Thomas, quarryman Torrens & Enricht, dwl

1520 Clay
Douglass Tliomas A., carpenter, dwl 81 Colton.nr Brady
Douglass Thomas F. (Doujlass ct Martin), dwl 411 Clem-
entina
Douglass Thomas H., clerk, dwl 1711 Dupont
Douglass William A. , surgeon, office and dwl 126 O'Farrell
Douglass William B., jeweler, 808 Market, dwl 652 Mission
Douglass William J. F., sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, dwl

3 Second Av nr Sixteenth
Douglass William Y., captain police. City Hall, dwl 1711

Dupont
Douglass & Martin (Thomas F. Dowjlass and David N.

IVartin), plumber and gasfitter, 19 Fourth
DouUan Patrick, barkeeper William Sullivan, dwl 215 Te-
hama
Douthitt D. William (Douthitt ct- McGraic), dwl 204 San

Jns6 Av cor Twenty-fourth
Douthitt & McGraw (D. William Douthitt and Edward

W. McGraw), attorneys at law, office 414 California
Douty Frank S., president Western Development Co.,
■ office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 1, dwl 606

Folsom
Dnuvelin Abelardo, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Dovallo Vincenzo, dwl 619 Broadway
Dovan J., painter, dwl Overland House
Dove George S. , knitter Mission Woolen Mills
Doye James (Dove d Taylor), dwl SW cor Shotwell ^nd

Twentieth
Dove William, dwl 519 Jones
Dove William, carpenter, dwl 306 Green
Dove &. Taylor (James Dove and Joseph B. Taylor), grain,

• wood, "and coal, SW cor Shotwell and Twentieth
Dovichi Silvestre, cabinetmaker Lewis Ghilardi, dwl 635

Market
Dow Andrew, ironmolder Golden State Foundry, dwl W

s Potrero Av, bet Twenlv-second and Twenty-third
Dow CjTUs C, foreman J. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl 137

Montgomerj'

Dow Edward, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

Wharf
Dow Edward K., baggagemaster Northern Pac. R. R., dwl

,564 Howard
Dow George K. , foreman Hojie Iron Works, dwl 10 Park Av
Dow George W., cai)tain night inspectors Custom House,

dwl 372 Hrannan
Dow GetchcU, dwl 22 Silver

Dow Henry A., helper Hope Iron Works, dwl 10 Park Av
Dow James B. Jr., clerk Cuberj' & Co., dwl 414 Market
Dow James M. , second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Constitu-
tion, dwl 231 Seventh
Dow J. D. W., carpenter, dwl 408 Broadway
Dow J. J., seaman, dwl 104 Stenart
Dow John, laborer, dwl Miller's PI nr Folsom
Dow John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 224 Second
Dow John B. (Dow & Warren), dwl 1121 Taylor
Dow Lorenzo, carpenter Baldwin's Hotel
Dow Martin, lamps, oils, willoware, and toys, 124 Second
Dow Rice S. (Dow ct- Wentworth), dwl 1037 Howard
Dow William, florist, 743 Mission, res San Mateo
Dow William P. (Dow £ McBuwcn), dwl S s 19th, bet

Folsom and. Shotwell
Dow & McBowen (Williain P. Dow and Samiul Mc-

Boiren), tanners and curriers, NE cor Eleventh and

Bryant
Dow &" Warren (John B. Dow and N. S. Warren), butch-
ers, 1123 Clay
Dow & Wentworth (Rice S. Dom and Orrin S. We7it-

worth), groceries and fruits, 1037 Howard
Dowd Andrew, foreman Hooper's South End Warehouse,

dwl 260 First
Dowd Bernard, laborer, dwl 437 Shipley
Dowd Daniel (Dowd ct- Cotujhlin), dwl 625 Davis
DOWO ME.^NIS, proprietor City Front House, 625

Davis
Dowd Edward, dwl 41 Minna

Dowd Francis, marblepolisher Charles Roche, dwl 54 Ev-
erett
Dowd Frank, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Dowd H., dwl 214 Turk
Dowd Hugh, hapkman Plaza, dwl 528 Union
Dowd J., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

Wharf
Dowd John, laborer, dwl 2 Eddy PI
Dowd John, miner, dwl 1-29 Third
Dowd Patrick, dwl Liberty nr Guerrero
Dowd Peter, expressman, dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-
second
Dowd Thomas, carpenter, dwl 5 Rausch, rear
Dowd Thomas, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., dwl cer

Greenwich and Montgomerj'
Dowd Thomas, labora):, dwl W s Alabama bet Twentieth

and Twenty-first
Dowd & Coughlin (Daniel Dowd and Jerry Coiwhlin),

proptrs City Transfer Company, office 625 Davis ,
Dowd. See Doud
Dowdall Henry S., driver Massey is. Yung, dwl 15J St.

Mary
Dowdall Richard E., apothecary H. P. Wakelee, dwl 1004

Natoma
Dowdell John, carpenter, dwl 351 Jessie
Dowdell Robert, pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl 351

Jessie '

Dowden Henry, bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor

Gough.and Haight
Dower Frank, seaman stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Dower John H., gasfitter, dwl 2 Decatur
Dowerj' Francis, plumber, dwl 1028 Market
Dowlaiid Frederick, carpenter, dwl S s Bush nr Polk
Dowler Thomas, produce, dwl 308 Minna
Dowling Alice, furnished rooms, 1046 Folsom
Dowling Ann (widow), dwl 151 Natoma, rear
Dowling Annie (widow), dressmaker, dwl 645^ Stevenson
Dowling B. (widow), dwl 1025 Pacific
Dowling Edward, expressman SE cor Bush and Kearny,

dwl W s Florida bet Butte and Twentieth
Dowling Edward, stable, 1505 Folsom
Dowling Edward B., porter, 115 Battery, dwl 417 Sutter,

rear j

Dowling George, painter Cal. Oil Cloth Factory, dwl W s

York bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Dowling J. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 995 Market
Dowling James, farmer, dwl W s San Bruno Road nrlslals

Creek
Dowling James, laborer, dwl 221 Clara
Dowling J. E. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,

dwl 605 Ellis
Dowling John, fish. Grand Central Market, dwl 645^ Stev

:i5 TEELE'S Sc^nirrel Poison is sold "by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELEY made to order and HEPAIEED hy D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchan

Dowling John, laborer, dwl'cor Devisadero and O'Farrell
Dowling John, trackman N. B. & Mission R. R. Co., dwl

18 Gilbert
Dowling Julia A. (widow), dwl 25 Kate, rear
Dowling Margaret A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 25 Kate, rear
D iwling Man,' Miss, dwl 1025 Pacific
Dowling Mary (widow), dwl S\V cor Gilbert and Brannan
Dowling Maurice, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 331i

£dd.v
Dow-ling Michael J., carpenter, dwl 310 Seventh
Dowling Patrick, carpenter, dwl 11 College PI
Dowling Patrick, stonecutter, dwl N s Green bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde
Dowling Richard, liverj- stable, 610 Howard, dwl 606

Howard
Dowling Thomas, carpenter, dwl 642 Jessie, rear
Dowling Thomas, helper Cal. Planing Mills
Dowling Thomas H. (J. M. Pike it- Co.), dwl 931 Sac
Dowling Timothy, machinist, dwl 516 Howard
Dowling AVilliara, dri\er La Grande Laundry, dwl 39 La-
fayette
Dowling William, M'aiter stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Dowling William M., bricklayer, dwl 1841 Howard
Dowling William T., driver La Grande Laundry, dwl 107

Lafayette
Down Samuel, carpenter, dwl 546 Bryant
Downard Thomas, teamster Pac. Commercial Co., dwl

1212 Polk
Downer E. Jlrs., dwl 103 Mason
Downer Edward, salesman Thomas E. Church, dwl 103

■ Mason
Downier Frederick, laborer New City Hall, dwl 521 How
Downer Hart A., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 1706

Clay
Downer Mary- (widow), dwl 1431 Pine
Downer Perley R., clerk, dwl 916 Larkin
Downes Charles (DuwneK Jc Deery), dwl 614 Natoma
Downes Edward, deputy superintendent S. F. Gas Light

Co., dwl 85 Everett
Downes Ellen (\ridow), dwl 911 Washington, rear
Downes Frank, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Djwnes John F., woolbuyer, dwl 2206 Mason
Djwnes J. W., cutter, dwl 14 O'Farrell
Downes Michael, laborer, dwl 1819 Hyde
Downes William, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 35 Austin
Downes & Deerj' (Charles Downes and Thomas Deery),

plumbers, gas and steamfitters, 41 Second
Downes. See Downs

Downey , dwl 536 Sacramento

Downey Andrew, salesman Cutting Packing Co., dwl 48

Tehama
Downey Frank M., clerk Madison & Burke, dwl 6 Hunt
Downey Frederick, horseshoer O'Neill & McCloskey, dwl

48 Tehama •

Do^vney George, watchman Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s

Louisiana nr Shasta
Downey George W. (J. M. Pike <t Co.), dwl 2014 Mission
Downey James, carjjenter, dwl W s Potrero Av bet Sola-
no and Butte
Downey James, fireman stm Empire, Jackson St. Wharf,

dwl 29 De Boom
Downey James, laborer, dwl SJ Rausch
Downey James, laborer California Restaurant, dwl cor

Turk and Buchanan
Downey John, dwl 745 Clay
Dowiiey John, blacksmith machine shop Soythem Pac.

R. R., cor Sixteenth and Harrison, dwl 2753 Har
Downey John, drajTnan, dwl 117 Shipley
Downey John, helper Ray & Morrill, dwl N s Twentieth

bet Valencia aiid Guerrero
Downiey John, laborer, dwl 29 Minna
Downey John D., bricklayer, dwl 346 Shipley
Downey John J., coal and wood, 926 Folsom, dwl 61 Ship
Downey Martin, upholsterer Goodwin & Co.
Downey Michael, laborer, dwl NW cor Waller and Laguna
Downey Patrick, carpenter, dwl 6 Hunt
Downey Patrick, porter freight depot Southern Pac. R.

R., dwl 29^ Fifth Av
Downey Peter, expressman, cor California and Kearny,

dwl 446 Brannan
Downey Rolmrt, laborer, dwl 29 Minna
DWWXEY TIMOTHY, liquor saloon, 301 Keamy, dwl

30 Pearl
Downey Winifred Mrs., dwl 258 Clementina
Downie Henry, local policeman, dwl 548 Folsom
Downie James E., clerk Charjes A. Stewart, dwl 2109

Mason
Downing Dennis, hamesscleaner Fashion Stables, dwl 32

Natoma

Downing Edward H., fruit dealer, dwl 12 Brenham PI
Downing F. B., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
DOM'.MXG HEIKKY €. (S. L. Jones Jc Co.), dwl

Windsor House
Downing James A., bookkeeper James E. Bryant, dwl

708i Fulton
Downing John, plasterer, dwl Seventeenth Av bet Q and

R, South S. F.
Downing Lewis Cass, musician California Theater, dwl

1309 Pacific
Dowiiing Matthew, plasterer, dwl 23 Louisa
Downing Miriam (widow), dwl 1309 Pacific
Downing Patrick, contractor and plasterer, dwl 708i Ful-
ton
Downing R. Mrs., dwl N s Ash Av bet Larkin and Polk
Downing ^amuel, dwl SE cor Drumni and Oregon
Donwing Theodore B., agent Chatellier & Si)ence, oflSce

120 Sutter, dwl 40J Geary
pawning Theodore H., contractor, dwl N s Valley bet San

Jose Av and Dolores
Downing Thomas, hackman. Plaza, dwl NW cor Folsom

and Fi th
Downing Thomas, j)ainter, 615 Mission, dwl 630 Geary
Dowaiing W. , painter Mission Woolen Mills
Downs Alva, stableman, dwl 28 First
Downs Alva Mrs., furnished rooms, 28 Fifst
Dowiis D. W., laborer Cal. and Nevada Ice Co., dwl 356

Tehama
Downs Edward, barkeeper John Hough, dwl SW cor

Mason and Turk
Downs John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf
DowTis William, laborer Madison & Bvirke, dwl 13 Heron,

rear
Downs. See DowTies

Daws Henry J., teamster D. Moore & Co., dwl 4 Juniper
DOWS JAMES, real estate, oflice 408 Front, dwl NVV

cor Tenth and Bryant •

Dowsett George, engineer, dwl S s Francisco bet Larkin

and Polk
Dowsett George, special policeman, dwl 516 Brannan
Doxy William, salesman, dwl 1114 Market
Doyle A., clerk, dwl 819 Keamy
Doyle A. D., blacksmith N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

506 Minna
Doyle Alexander, coalpasser stm Oriflamme, Folsom St.

Wharf
Doj'le Annie (widow), dwl 113 Clinton
Doyle Annie, shirtmaker Neustadter Brothers, Gough

bet Grove and Hayes
Doyle Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 641 Washington
DOYLE, BARBER «i SCKIPTURE {John T.

Doyle, William Barber, and Henry D. Scripture),

attorneys at law, otfice 323 Califoniia
Doyle Catharine B. (widow), dwl 116^ Dora
Doyle Charles, salesman, dwl NE cor Jackson and Drumm
Doyle Charles A., porter Armes & Dallam, dwl North

Pac. Hotel
Doyle Daniel, furniture, 214 Fourth, dwl 14 Turk
Doyle Edward, plumber, dwl 422 Linden Av
Doyle Edward, shipcarpenter, dwl S s Twentieth nr

Guerrero
Doj'le Edward H. (Doyle <t A nderso7i), dwl W s Valencia

bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty -fifth
Doyle Elizabeth (widow), dwi 612 Stevenson
Doyle Ellen (widow), dwl 38 Clementina
Doyle Ellen (widow), dwl 1105 Montgomery
Doyle Eugene G., boarding, 308 Beale
Doyle Garret, laborer, dwl 314 Broadway
Doyle George, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Doyle Hugh, engineer, dwl 6 Montgomery PI
Doyle Hugh, laborer, dwl 118^ Bernard
Doyle Hugh H., bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwi 612 Stevenson
Doyle J., dwi 636 Commercial
Doyle James, dwl 234 Minna
Doyle James, blacksmith N. B. and Mission R. R., dwi 506

Minna
Doyle James, captain ship Mohawk, ofiBce Pier 10 Steuart,

dwi 1107 Folsom
Doyle James, carpenter, dwl 227 Fifteenth
Doyle James, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwi 302

Fourth
Doyle James, hogranch, dwi NW cor Bartlett and Miss
Doyle James, laborer, dwi S s Nineteenth nr Folsom
Doyle James, laborer, dwi 21 Langton, rear
Doyle James, laborer, dwi 335 Ritch, rear
Doyle James, laborer, dwi 1837 Howard
Doyle James, milker Terrence Doyle, dwi NW cor Army

and Church

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

p. VAN 5CHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed 1862.

Doyle James, porter Farwell & Co., dwi 811 Filbert
Doyle James Jr., silversmith W. K. Vaiitlerslice & Co.,

dwl N 8 Waller bet Uuchanan and Webster
Doyle James St., fanner, dwl N s Waller bet Buchanan

and Webster
Doyle James A., chief engineer U. S. Navy, dwl 332 Fol
Doyle James X. tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 435

Pine
Doyle James T., sailmaker, dwl 40<i Clementina
Doyle James J., contractor and builder, dwl 1710 Stock
Doyle James P. plumber Dou^'las & Martin, dwl 24i

Langton
Doyle James S., carpenter, dwl 510 Minna
Doyle Jerome, clerk, dwl 1000 >Iarket
Doyle J. F., laborer, dwl 227 Second
Doyle J. M. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar School,

dwl NK cor IJusli and Cemelerj- Av
Doyle John, carria^epainter, dwl 430 Clementina
Doyle John, coachman Mrs. Rice, dwl 1122 Pine
Doyle John, coaljia.sser stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Doyle John, driver Omnibiis R. R. Co., dwl 325 Tehama
Doyle John, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.
Doyle John, housemover, dwl lOO Natoma
Doyle John, labiirer, dwl 5 Elizabeth
Doyle John, laborer, dwl 50 Natoma
Doyle John, liquor saloon and boarding, NW cor Central

Av and Geary
Doyle John, local policeman, dwl Omnibus R. R. depot
Doyle John, seaman barkentine Victor, Pacific St. Wharf
Doy'e John, shoemaker, dwl 612 Stevenson
Doyle John C, barkeeper William Sullivan, dwl 215 Te-
hama
Doyle John E. (Perry <t D.), dwl 1026 Bush
Doyle John Hutrh, civil engineer, dwl Morton House
Doyle John J. , foreman David Harris, dwl 106 Natoma
Doyle John T. (Doyle, Barberd- Sc'r(pfiire),resMenloPark
Doyle Kate Miss, strawsewer Pac. Straw Works, dwl 364

Eleventh
Doyle Katie, tailoress Wright k Harmon, dwl 112 Oak
Doyle Lawrence, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl E s Sec-
ond Av nr Sixteenth
Doyle Luke D., Central Av Nursery, NE cor Bush and

" Central Av
Doj"le M. Mrs., dressmaker, 540 Natoma
Doyle Margaret (widow), proprietress Haight House, 632

Brannan
Doyle Mark J., carpenter, dwl 11 Lafayette
Doyle Mary (widow), dwl 112 Oak
Doyle Martin, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co.
Do}"le Mathew J., laborer, dwl 110^ Dora
Doyle Maurice, expressman, SE cor Sansom and Pine,

" dwl 508 Shotwell
Doyle Maurice, horseshoer, 705 Mission, dwl 143 Sljjpley
Doyle M. C, driver Dohrmann i Co., dwl 205 Fourth
Doyle Michael, laborer, dwl N s Filbert nr Sansom
Doyle Michael, laborer, dwl 17 Tehama
Doyle Michael, laborer, dwl 50 Natoma
Doyle Michael, laborer, dwl 319 Ritch
Doyle Michael, longshoreman, dwl 314 Third
Doyle Michael, mason New City Hall, dwl 221 Tehama
Doyle Michael, porter Central Pac. Hotel
Doyle Michael, rigger, dwl 3 Zoe PI
Doyle Michael, teamster, dwl 546 Tehama
Doyle Michael J., liquor saloon, 132 Hayes
Doyle Michael J., machinist ^Etna Iron Works, dwl 116J

Dora
Doyle Michael J., stairbuilder, dwl 112 Oak
Doyle P. , blacksmith Wertch & Craig, dwl 5 Mason
Doyle P., stableman, dwl Larkin bet McAllister and Tyler
Doyle P., watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Doyle Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 334 Townisend
Doyle Patrick, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 274

Minna
Doyle Patrick, hostler Central R. R. Stables, dwl 509 Te-
hama
Doyle Patnck, laborer, dwl 1503 Pine
Doyle Patrick, porter Charles Dahlman & Co., dwl 79

Clementina
Doyle Peter, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf
Doyle Peter, tapper Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl 49

Minna
Doyle Richard, laborer, dwl 203 First, rear
Dovle Richard, seaman, dwl 041 Washington
Doyle Richard N. (Gray A- Z).), dwl 2810 Howard
Doyle Robert Emmett, manager L Friedlander, dwl 1225

Pine
Doyle RfKiy, blacksmith Z. H. Cunningham & Co., dwl

Nineteenth bet Capp and ilission
Doyle S., laborer Oriental Dock, dwl 156 Clara

Doyle Samuel, clerk Carlton E. Watkins, dwl 514 Bush
Doyle Terrence, dairyman, NW cor Aniiy and Church
Doyle Thomas, blacksmith, S s Point Lobos Av nr Ma-
sonic Av, dwl S s Bush, bet Baker and Lyon
Doyle Thomas, blacksmith Goodenough Horseshoeing

Co. , dwl 540 Natoma
Doyle Tliomas, carjienter, dwl 37^ Langton
Doyle Tliomas, laborer, dwl S s Fifteenth nr Valencia
Doyle Tliomas, porter H. Liebes & Co., dwl 79 Clem
Doyle Thomas, saloonkeejier, dwl 244 btevenson
Doyle Thomas, stevedore, dwl 18 Geneva, rear
Doyle Thrjinas, varnisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

112 Oak
Dojie William, boilermaker, dwl 221 Second
Dojiie William, oiler S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St. Wharf
Doyle William, shoemaker Marks & Feder, dwl 250 Clem
Doyle William, tinsmith Osgood & Stetsrtn, dwl 1105 Mont
Doyle William, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl E s

York bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Doyle William R., painter Poland & Hathaway, dwl 24^

Langton
Doyle William R., policeman City Hall, dwl 364 Eleventh
Doyle & Anderson (Edward H. Doyle and William An-
derson), livery stable, 62 and 64 Minna
Doyne Thomas, boatman IndiaiDock

Dozel , dwl OljTupic Lodgings

DozetteG., butcher Louis Peres & Co., dwl Fifth and

Railroad avs, South S. F.
Dozier A. T. , physician, dwl 237 Stevenson
Dozier Charles T. , manager Western Union Telegraph Co.,

dwl 237 Stevenson
Dozier John, cook Colorado Steam Nav. Co.'8 S- S. Mon-
tana, Folsom St.Wiarf
Dozier R. R. , bookkeeper Arthur C. Taylor, dwl E s Bart-

lett bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Dozier Washington, porter Central Pacific R. R., dwl 34

Freelon
Dozier W. G. (Dozier <t Root), dwl E s Dolores bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Dozier & Root (W. G. Dozier and W. D. Root), real-estate

agents, 331 Kearny
Draclevi S. , dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and Vallejo
Drady David, pictures and picture frames, 248 Fourth
Dradv John, engineer, dwl 47J Jessie, rear
Drady Thomas, tailor, 340 Fourth
Drager Henr\- J. , morroccofinisher C. O'Donnell, dwl 608

Sixth
Drager John {Westphal ct D.\ dwl 608 Sixth
Drager Joseph A. (Campbell <fc D.), dwl 603 Sixth
Draine Daniel, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Drain William A., merchant, dwl 629 California
Drake C. S., watchmaker, 12 Ellis
Drake Edgar H., clerk, dwl 210 Stockton
Drake Eugene B. (Drake <fc Rix), dwl 13 Oak Grove Av
Drake F., clerk Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl 1819

Webster
Drake Frank G. , teabroker, office 323 Front, dwl 507 Mason
Drake George W., wood and coal. La Rue's \Miarf, res

West Oakland
Drake H. B., salesman John Taylor & Co., dwl Tennessee

and Solano
Drake J. H., attorney at law, dwl Russ House
Drake John, carpenter, dwl 003 Pine
Drake Lemuel, teamster J. Morton & Co.
D|^ke M. E., dwl 104 Eddy

Drake Peter, clerk Flanagan & Gallagher, dwl 863J Market
Drake Samuel {Drake i Emerson), dwl 1010 Washington
Drake William, clerk, dwl 1208 Jackson
Drake «t Emerson (Samuel Drake and John A. Enier-

non), fruit commission, 521 and 523 Sansom
DR.4KE «fc Rl\ {Eugene B. Drake and Hale Rix),

attorneys at law, office 708 Montgomery
Drant Nicholas, handcartman, cor Washington and

Drumm, dwl Coso House
Draper Edward P., butcher Simon Silverberg, dwl cor

Tenth and Railroad avs. South S. F.
Draper John H., woodturner L. cS: E. Emanuel, dwl 526

Sixth
Draper John P., butcher, dwl cor Tenth and Railroad avs,

South S. F.
Draper Joseph, painter with Rowe & Carter, dwl 526 Sixth
Draper Richard, market, 139 Eleventh
Drascocicli N., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Draskel L., laborer George H. WTiitney, 114 Steuart
Draskel Peter, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Drathmann W. Ferdinand, salesman Tillmann & Bendel,

dwl 813 Pierce
Drawer Envelope Companv, Charles McMaster and Parker
C. Learned, 724i Market

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

riNE "WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Dray Edward, horseshoer O'Neill & McCloskey, dwl 3i

Rausch
Drav John, laborer, dwl 3 Fremont
Draveur August (P. B. Burges <fc Co.), dwl 218 OTarrell
Drayeur Nicholas (X. Morbach i- Co.), dwl 1416 Powell
Drayton James, waiter Palaco Hotel
Drechsler Louis, shoemaker, SE cor Bryant and Eighth
Drefeke John, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Dreifuss Edward, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 6 Tj'-

ler
Dreio Nels, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Drelinsr H., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Drell Frederika (widow), furnished rooms, 12Brenham P)
Dreman Benjamin, painter, dwl 719 Howard
Drennan E., engineer S. S. VVm. Taber, res BrookljTi
Drennan James, carrier Evening- Bulletin, dwl 27 First ■"
Drennan Robert, machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 332

Tehama
Dresbach, Bane & Co., merchants (Davieville, Cal,), office

316 California
Dresbach Daniel, dwl 21 Turk
Drescher Charles, barber Authes & Fleischman, dwl 435

Pine
Dreschfeld Henry Mrs. (^vidow), fancy goods, 645 Post
Dreschfeld Leopold H., Sfflrit test medium, 64.5 Post
Dreschler Adolph, picture-framemaker, dwl 427 Green
Dressel Herman, wheelwrig-ht, dwl 518 Filbert
Dresser F., conductor Market St. R. R.
Dressier Charles, tailor, 309 California
Drevis Frederick, expressman, cor Jackson and Kearny,

dwl 416 Francisco
Drew Aaron, waiter Palace Hotel
Drew Abigail A. Miss, housekeeper William S. Phelps,

dwl 1203 Pacific
Drew Alexander, laborer, dwl 9 Geneva, rear
Drew Andrew, wood yard, Channel bet Fifth and Sixth,

dwl 26 Gardin'ir
Drew Charles S., mining', office 411 J California room 6,

dwl 631 Sacramento
Drew Edward, seaman, 26 Steuart
Drew Edward F., laborer Southern Pac. R, R., dwl W s

Alabama nr Twenty -fifth
Dre«' Frederick (Ellis i Drew), dwl Lick House
Drew Henr\^ P., collector, dwl 1124 Sutter
Drew Hiram M. (Jesse <t- D.), dwl 128 Fell
Drew John R. (Dillon cfc D.), dwl 10 Silver
Drew N. L. (Goo. W. Prescott it Co.), res Sacramento
Drew Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl NE cor

Twenty-fourth and Vicksburg
Drew Simon, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 244

Gilbert, rear
Drew Thomas, shoemaker Humphrey Gallagher, dwl 9

Minna
Drew William B., dwl 16 Tehama
Drewes John, clerk John F. Behrens, dwl NE cor Potrero

Av and Twenty-fourth
Drews Gustavus, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW

cor Braunan and Eighth
Drews John, miner, dwl 637 Howard
Drews John H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwr23 De-
catur
Drews L. A., dancing academy Social Hall, 39 Fourth
Drej'demi Pierre, tailor, 513 Pine
Dreyer Albert, clerk Duveneck & Co., SE cor Seventeenth

and Eureka • |t

Dre.ver Anne (widow), dwl 1319 California
Dreyer Charles, laborer German Hotel, 18 First
DKEYER »IE;>1{I€IE, groceries and liquors, NE cor

Illinois and Twentieth
Dreyer Ernest, laborer, dwl SW cor Battery and Green
Dreyer Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 735

Bramian
Dreyer Fritz, bartender, dwl cor Pacific and Powell
Dreyer John, butcher, dwl NE cor Illinois and Twentieth
Dreyer John, market, S s Shasta nr Illinois
Dreyfoos Charles, butcher Joseph Wertheimer, dwl 142

Washington
Drej'fous Emil, musician, dwl 808 Larkin
Drej-fous Jules, jobber, dwl 808 Larkin
Dreyfus Alexander, dwl 538 Jessie
DKEYFl'$» B. «« €0., (Eimmuel L. Goldstein, Jacob

Frowdjeld and John J. Wef/lin), grocers and dealers

California wines and grape brandies, 521 and 523

Market
Dreyfus Benjamin (B. Drey/tis <t- Co.), dwl 1018 Sutter
Dreyfus Eilward, dwl 6 Tjier
Dreyfus Emil (E. Raas ifc Co.), res Europe
Dreyfus Jacques, salesman L. Calm & Brothers, dwl 1417

Hyde

Drej-fus Max H., salesman Freeman, Hyman & Co., dwl

Nucleus House
Drej'fus Tlieodore, dj'eing and scouring, 35 Sixth
Drej-fuss Julius, lamjw and lamp fixtures, 752 Market,

dwl cor Folsom and Twentieth
Drey|X)elcher Frederick, cabinetmaker B. H. Freeman &

Co. , dwl S s MjTtle Av bet Gough and Franklin
Drejnwelcher W.,niailclerkS. F. Chronicle, dwl Ss Myrtle

Av bet Gough and Franklin
Driggs Elizabeth (widow), dwl 214 Eighteenth
Driggs F. A. Mi-s. , dwl 284 Stevenson
Driggs George, dwl 214 Eighteenth
Driemetus Peter, mariner, dwl 898 Front
Drinkall T. O., conductor Central R. R., dwl 409J Sixth
Drinkhouse J. A., wholesale cigars and tobacco, 228 Front,

dwl 42 South Park
Driscoe Daniel, sparmaker, dwl Dolores, bet Fourteenth

and Fifteenth

Driscoll , cleaner .^tna Iron Works

Driscoll Mrs., notions, 214 Second

Driscoll Alexander, plumber E. Pander, dwl 103 Steuart
Driscoll Alexander, street contractor, dwl 529 Naton«
Driscoll Bartholomew, lab<jrer, dw) 212 Broadway
Driscoll Bros. (Daniel R. and James), groceriea and

liquors, SE cor Fourth and Mission
Driscoll Catherine (widow), dwl 244 Oak
Driscoll Charles (Mallay <t- D.), dwl 21 Vallejo
Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, dwl 81 Everett
Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, dwl 512 Mason
Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, dwl 660 Minna
I>RIS€OLL t'ORXELBl'S E., proprietor Sanitarium

Baths, 2210 and 2212 Powell, dwl 1712 Bush
Driscoll D., upholsterer Goodwin & Co.
Driscoll Daniel, coalweigher Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 's Wharf,

dwl 28 Minna
Driscoll Daniel, expressman, NE cor Broadway and Davis
Driscoll Daniel, laborer, dwl E s Larkin, bet Broadway

and Vallejo
Driscoll Daniel, patternmaker Dunn & Kewin, dwl SWcor

Fourteenth and Dolores
Driscoll Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl SW cor Dolores and

Fourteenth
Driscoll Daniel, steward 0. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Driscoll Daniel R. (Dnscoll B'-os.), dwl 350 Eleventh
Driscoll Dennis, dwl 321 Pacific
Driscoll Dennis, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

Buchanan and Bay
Driscoll Dennis, dry goods, 427 Natoma
Driscoll Dennis, long^horema7i, dwl 314 Third
Driscoll Dennis, mason new U. S. Appi-aiser's Building,

dwl 414A- Clementina
Driscoll Dennis, salesman Lazarus & Schwartz, dwl 748

iiarket
Driscoll Dennis, upholsterer Goodwin & Co. , dwl 131 Spear
Driscoll Dennis, warehouseman, dwl 804J Geary
Driscoll Dennis J., sailmaker John L. Prior, res Oakland
Driscoll D. T., cardriver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 325

Tehama
Driscoll Ellen, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Driscoll Henry, clerk, dwl 21 Turk
Driscoll H. L., clerk, dwl 1232 Pacific
Driscoll J. D., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co."? Wharf
Driscoll James (Drticoll Bros.), dwl 81 Everett
Driscoll James, cook, dwl 117 Drumm
Driscoll James C, butcher, dwl 135 Hayes
Driscoll Jeremiah, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

Bernard nr Leavenworth
Driscoll Jeremiah, miner, dwl 221 Clara
Driscoll Jeremiah, painter Mills & Evans, dwl 552 Mission
Driscoll Jeremiah J., extraman Engine No. 3 S. F. F. D.
Driscoll John, carjientcr, dwl 508 Howard
Driscoll John, coachjxiinter, dwl 37 Perry
Driscoll John, grinder Betts Spring Co., dwl Seventeenth

Av nr Q, South S. F.
Driscoll John, laborer, dwl 13 Dikeman PI
Driscoll John, laborer, dwl 36 Ix)uisa
Driscoll John, laborer, dwl 040 Howard
Driscoll John, laborer, dwl 1019 Market
Driscoll John, longshoreman, dwl 31 N&,toma
Driscoll John, mariner, dwl 112 Pacific
Driscoll John, molder, dwl 907 Folsom
Driscoll John, peddler, dwl S s Gordon nr Harrison
Driscoll John, piledriver, dwl 16 Howard
Driscoll John, tanner, dwi SW cor Sixth Av and M, South

S. F.
Driscoll John Jr., undertaker James McGinn, dwl 13

Dikeman PI
Driscoll John J., teamster Horace N. Tribeau, dwl N s

Fulton bet Van Ness Av and Polk

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.

Driscoll John M., omainenter M. D. Nile, dwl ISO Fran-
cisco •

Driscoll Joseph, mariner, dwl 529 Mission

Driscoll Ji>sic Miss, teacher Washingt<ni Grammar School,
dwl 8 Jane PI nr Pine

Driscoll Ma(fl,'ie C, tailoress Wrijfht & Hannon, dwl
Twenty-seventh nr Folsom

Driscoll Miirj^aret Mrs., dressmaker, 1320 Stockton

Driscoll Michael, boarding, 13<) Natonia

Driscoll Michael, laborer, dwl IS Tyler

Driscoll Jlichael, laborer, dwl 853 Harrison

Driscill Moses, dwl E s Chenery nr Thirty-first

Driscoll Patrick, miner, dwl 548 Mission

Driscoll Robert, deckhand stm Julia, Market St. Wharf

Driscoll R. S., shoemaker, dwl E s Vicksburg nr Twenty-
fourth

Driscoll Timothy, molder Union Iron Works, dwl E s
Columbia l)et Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth

Driscoll Timothy, wood, coal, hay and grain, W 9 Mission
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Driscoll William, laborer, dwl 449 Xatoma

Driscoll William H., helper melter and refiner's depart-
ment I'. S. Mint, dwl 729 Harrison

Driver George C, stenogTa])her Central Pac. R. R.,NEcor
Fourth and Townsend, dwl 33 Hawthorne

Drivon Eugene, hairdr^ser, dwl 12 lioardman

Drintinski Isaac, dry -goods peddler, dwl 114 Clinton

Droast Frederick, variiisher John B. Luchsinger & Son,
dwl 172 Fourteenth

Drobaz Mattio, chop house and coffee saloon, 503 East,
dwl l.=>0 Tehama

Drobaz Michael, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont

Droen Ferdinand, steward, dwl 742 Pine

Droge Gustavus F. C, stationerj' and varieties, N s Six-
teenth bet Mission and First Av

Droge Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Pac and Front

Drogc Peter, carpenter, dwl 2G0 Tehama

Droger Henrj- C. {Thomas J. Thcinpson Ji Co.), dwl
Brooklyn Hotel

Droger Mary (widow), dwl S s Linden Av bet Van Ness Av
and Franklin

Droger Samuel, seaman schr Leo, dwl C06 Third

Drohan John. dra\-man, 413 Front, dwl 230 Folsom

Droit Jcihn. cook International Hotel, 824 Kearny

Drolet John A., groceries, 843 Pacific, dwl 13 Jas]ier PI

Drolette Josejjh, carpenter, dwl W s Brjant Avnr Bryant

Drollinger John H., ironmolder, dwl 64 First

Drommer Henry, dwl 1002 Montgomery

Drophy James, machinist Williani T. Garratt

Dros.sel Josej)h H., druggist, NW cor Geary and Dupont,
dwl 900 Jackson

Droste Henrv (fleimburg tb Co.), dwl .516 Pacific

DRO!«TR HERMAN, proptr Continental Hotel, 519-
527 Pacific

Dmuet Hypolite, produce market, 1420 Stockton

Drought Robert, tailor Wright & Harmon, dwl 12 An-
thony

Drouilhat John, billiard-tablemaker, 813 Montgomerj' dwl
618 Fourth

Drouilhat Louise, proptr Stanford Hotel, W s Fourth bet
Bluxome and Brannan

Drouillard John, spikecutter Pac. Rolling Mills

Drouillard William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills

Drouth John, calker, dwl 28 First

Drown Albert N. (Coirles & D.), attorney at law, office 621
Clay, dwl 615 Eddy

Drown Arthur, dwl 135 Shipley

DrowTi H. M., mariner, dwl 31 Pacific

Drover John, driver Omnibus R. R.

Drucker Albert, groceries and liquors. 224 Third

Drucker August, supervisor first ward, dwl 921 Mont

Drucker Edward W. (Meyer <t D.), dwl NW cor Howard
and Twenty-sixth •

Drucker Eilert' dwl 723 Hayes

Drucker Jacob L., jeweler, dwl 7 O'Farrell

Drucker John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Sixth 'and
Mission

Drucker William G., groceries and liquors, NE cor Twen-
ti«th and Guerrero

Druflfel Francis H. , dwl 1235 Hyde

Drugan Samuel, plasterer, dwl 37 Moss, rear

Druhe Herman, dwl SE cor Ninth and Market

Druhe John G., liquor saloon and restaurant, cor Drumm
and California, dwl 4 Rose Av

DRIIDS' H. ILL, 413 Sutter

Drum Edward F., assistant superintendent Omnibus R.
R. Co. , dwl 157^ Tehama

Drum John, messman Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Montana,
Folsom St.NNTiarf

Dram Margaret Mrs., dwl 212 Grove

Dram Thomas, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin

Dnmi Thomas J., attorney at law, dwl SW cor Clay and

SUjckton
Drumm .lohn H., gilder Thomas Pendergast, dwl 5 Kent
Drumm J. C. , ]>ro|K;rt\^nan Buckley's Varieties
Drummond Joseph, flangetunier Pac. Boiler Works, dwl

128 Page
Drummond Mark, carpenter, dwl 2.57 Stevenson
Drummoiul Norah Miss, dwl IISOJ^ Harrison
Drummond Philliii, seaman, 20 Steuart
Drummoiul Richard S. (Dnimnumd <(• Lemont), dwl 119

First Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Drummond A: Lemont (Richard S. Drummond and

George 11'. Lemont), wood, coal, hay and grain, E a

Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Drummy William, laborer Magdalen Asylum, Potrero Av

nr Twenty-first
Drurj- Catherine Miss, dwl 3 Latham PI
Drary Frederick S.. fraits, 409 Bush, dwl 342 Minna
Drurj' James, carpenter and builder, office 417 Commer-
cial, dwl 2314 California
Drur>* Peter, dwl 1416 Kearny, rear
Drury Rodney P., helper melter^nd refiner's department

U. S. Miiit, dwl CommerciarHotel
Drury William, merchant tailor, 633 Kearny, dwl N s

Twentieth nr Dolores
Drasedom John, driver Lyon Brewen,', dwl 1811 Slason
Drussel Daniel, butcher, dwl 24 Jessie
Drj' Samuel D., clerk, dwl 107 O'Farrel
Drvden David F., clerk Methodist Book Depository, dwl

" 416 Post
Dr\'er Charles, livei7\st<able, 1318 Stock, dwl 1315 Stock
Dryer Henry, Lumbermens' Pro. Union, 71 New Mout
Dryer Joseph, merchant, dwl 305 Tyler
Dryer. See Dreyer

Drjly Catherine Miss, dwl 1000 Washington
DrjTien John, conductor U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Drj-pelcher P., stairbuilder, B. H. Freeman & Co.
Drysdale Benjamin, seaman, dwl 117 Drunmi
Drysdale Thomas, gratefinisher Savage & Co., dwl 52 Clin-
ton
Du Bief A. Pearson, clerk John Pinet and teacher Heald's

Business College, dwl cor Capp and Nineteenth
Du Bitat Joseph P. , storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Costa

Rica
Du Bois A. E. Mrs., principal Model School, dwl 1512

Hyde
Du Bois Francis B., cadet Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Du Bois James L., bookkee^r Williams, Blanchard &Co.,

dwl 742 Washington
Du Bois. See Dubois

Du Bratz F. C. M. (Du Brutz A- Dickinson), dwl E s Po-
trero Av bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
or BRITZ A DK'Bil^iSOX (i^. C. M.Du Brutz and

John II. Dickinson), attorneys at law, office 535 Cal
Du Navent Alexander C. , eircularcurb wellsinker, dwl 225

Seventh
Du Plaen Joseph, artificial flowermaker, dwl Stanford

Hotel
Du Py Ernest, student, dwl 2101 Mason
Du Py Octave Gibelin, law student Barstow, Stetson &

Houghton, dwl 2111 Mason
Du Rose Francis F. (Du Rose tt Banks), dwl 1402 Hyde
DI#ROSE *t BA\KS (F. F. Du Rose and William

Banks), proprietors Cal Bed Comforter Factorj', 9

Sutter
Du Ross James, dwl Franklin Hotel

Dl'AXE CHARLES F., real estate, office 615 Sacra-
mento, dwl 1618 Folsom
Duane E., butcher, 6 Grand Central Market, dwl 645Stev
Duane Edward, laborer, dwl 561 Natoma
Duane John, gardener Washington Square, dwl 621 L'nion
Duane John, bricklayer, dwl W s Scott bet Fulton and

Grove
Duane John, mason Baldwin's Hotel
Duane John J., bookkeeper, dwl 561 Natoma
Duane Timothv, fruitpeddler, dwl NW cor Har and Ninth
Dubedat Eugene (Pascal, Dubedat d- Co.), dwl 1801 Stock
Dubel August, carpenter, dwl S s Union bet Sansom and

Batterj-
Dubini Luigi, waitei*F. W. Haubrich, 623 Commercial
Duboc Charles, seaman, dwl 531 East
Dubois Anton, cook, dwl 720 Stockton
Dubois August, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Dubois August P. , auditor Western Union Telegraph Co. ,

dwl E s Folsom nr Precita Av, Bernal Heights
Dubois E. D. , dwl 3 Margaret PI
Dubois Daniel, dwl 627 Commercial

TAMES Ct. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

r. W; Laird, Mamifacturing Jeweler, "Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Men J,

Dubois Hiram, cook stm Santa Criiz, dwl 535 Vallejo
Dubois Joliii, salesman, dwl N s Ljaich bet Jones and

Leavenworth
Dubois James, miner, dwl 21 Turk
Dubois Joseph, carpenter, dwl X s LjTich bet Jones and

Leavenworth
Dubois Joseph, liquor saloon, 708 Commercial, dwl 10 St.

Marj'
Dubois Julia P. (widow), dwl E s Folsom nr Precita Av,

Bernal Heights
Dubois. Sfc Du Rois
Dubreuil Pierre, tailor Isidor Goulet, dwl 1 Montgomery

Court
Ducasse August, ladies' tailor, 634 Sutter
Ducasse Frederick, dwl 155 Minna
Ducasse Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 634 Sutter
Ducasse Peter L. (Gault A D.), dwl 1.55 Minna
Ducatel A. (widow), proprietress Lafayette Restaurant,

711 Commercial
Ducato Joseph, laborer, dwl 1332 Dupont, rear
Duces George, teamster Donnelly, Dunne & Co., dwl S s

Railroad nr Sixth, South S. F.
Ducett Charles M., second officer Goodall, Nelson & Per-
kins S. S. Co., dwl 27 Rausch, rear
Duchen Bathilde Miss, ironer Mrs. A. Genty, dwl 822

Greenwich
Duchein Peter, cutler, dwl 822 Pacific
Ducher Patrick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Duchesne Paul, bookkeeper William Berber & Co., dwl

326 Kearny
DUchle Joseph, carpenter, dwl Sacramento Hotel
Duck Charles, salesman T. W. Magill, dwl 2021 Polk
Duckel Nicholas, clerk U. S. Medical Purveyor's Office,

104 O'Farrell, dwl 910 Vallejo '
Ducker Frederick {Wilkim d: Co.), dwl NE cor Chestnut

and Mason
Ducker Henrj-, seaman, dwl Steuart St. House
Ducker John, laborer John Cunningham, dwl E s Bryant

nr Twenty-fifth
Ducker Peter H., master mariner, dwl 327 Chestnut
Duckert Peter, miner, dwl 331 Kearny
Duckett Charles S., carpenter Excelsior Mills, dwl 136

Perry
Duckett Edward, clerk David Samuels, res Oakland
Duckett John G., carpenter, dwl 136 Perry
Duckett Joseph, brassflnisher William t. Garratt, dwl

2228 Geary
Duckgeischel Charles, coal dealer, dwl 878 Mission
Duckworth J. A., second mate O. & 0. S. S. Belgic
Duclare Peter, mariner, dwl ^5 Filbert
DucoJng Charles, gilder MorS Schwab & Kennedy, dwl

141 Shipley ''

Ducoing Elizaijeth (widow), dwl 10 Allen
Ducos Frank, laborer Lafayette Restaurant, 711 Com
Ducotey Frank X., drajTuan, 406Batterj-, dwl 522 Filbert,

rear
Ducroix Auguste, laboj-er City Iron Works, dwl 729 Bdwy
Ducruet Frank, cabinetmaker Rolland & Fisher, dwl 341

Third
Ducruet Justine (widow), French laundry, 341 Third
Ducruet Theodore, upholsterer, dwl 341 Third
Duden Fr6res & Co. {Muser Bros, successors), 541 Market
Duden William {Mus^r Bros.), res Brussels
Dudgeon Edwin, contractor, dwl 620 Washington
Dudgeon E. M., patent hydraulic jacks, NW cor Eighth

and Minna
Dudley Alice Miss, teacher Stockton St. Primary School,

dwl 1078 Union
Dudley Allen P., attorney at law, dwl 1078 Union
Dudley Charles, foreman Einstein Bros. cSt Co., dwl 34

Hayes
Dudley" C. P., clerk Custom House, dwl 1835 Bush
Dudley E. T. (Scott <0 /).), dwl 404 Washington
Dudley Edward T., attorney at law, dwl 1078 Union
Dudley Edwin R., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 333

Seventeenth, rear
Dudley George, housesmith John R. Sims, dwl 513 Six-
teenth between Mission and Valencia
Dudley James S., deputy U. S. Shipping Commissioner,

office 118 Jackson, dwl 2229 Jackson
Dudley John W., boatman, dwl 110 Berry
Dudley Martha Mrs. , varieties, 513 Sixteenth
Dudy James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 221 Eighth,

rear
Dudy. See Doody

Dueohy Xavier, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Milla
Duenkel Lina Miss, dressmaker, 134 Fourth
Duenwald Charles F., cigannaker, 741 Mission
Duenwald Frank, tinsmith Charles Brown, dwl 18 Dup

Duenwald Mary (widow), dwl 2114 Mason, rear
Duerden James R., boatbuilder, dwl 217 Third
Duesburj- Horace, portraitpainter, studio 526 Montgom-
ery third floor, dwl 304 Hyde
Duetscher John, tinsmith, >' sTwentv-fourth, bet Colum-
bia and Bryant, dwl NW cor Nevada and Kansas
Dufau John T., clerk Biagi & Nardini, dwl 1211 Powell
Duff Andrew, barkeeper Salvin P. Hohnes, dwl 617 Mont-
gomery Av
Duff Andrew, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Dmmm
Duff C, carpenter Henrj' J. McLerie, dwl 351 Jessie
Duff Elizabeth Miss, compositor Bacon ^Co., dwl 11

Harriet
Duff Frank, molder Risdon L and L. Works, dwl cor

Main and Harrison
Duff Frank, whitewasher, dwl 405 Main
Duff George S., knitter Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 31»

Capp, rear
Duff Henr>', machinist Union Iron Works
DIFFF JAMES !W., real-estate agent, office 512 Mont-

gomeiy, dwl 703 Market
Duff James R., foundry, dwl 123 Turk
Duff Jane (widow), dwl 772 Mission
Duff John, clerk U. S. Shipping Commissioner, dwl 911

Laguna
Duff John, frescopainter, dwl 723 Shotwell
Duff John Jr., painter, dwl SE cof Shotwell and Twenty-
second
Duff J. P., first officer stm Coquille, Pacific St.WTiarf
Duff Louise Mrs., housekeeper Alhambra House, 319 Bush
Duff I>Iary A. (widow), dwl 408 Capp
Duff Robert P. R. {Duff d: Co.), dwl 1111 Folsom
Duff Theodore, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Duff Thomas, dwl 527 Pine
Duff Thomas, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 1414

Kearny, rear
Duff Thomas, night inspector Custom House, dwl 511

Lombard
Duff & Co. (Robert P. R. Duff and John R. Grouse),

commission merchants, 316 Davis
Duffey Christopher, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, dwl 430

Geary
Duffey John, salesman, dwl 215 Tyler
Duffey John, groceries and liquors, 651 Mission
Duffey Joseph, blacksmith, dwl W s Buchanan bet Ellis

and O'Farrell
Duffey Mary Miss, nurse St. Joseph Infant Asylum, dwl

Silver Terrace, South S. F.
Duffey William C, restam-ant, 1055 Market
Duffey. See Duffy
Dufficy Florence Mrs., dwl 315 Jessie
Dufficy Peter, plumber William Enright, dwl 25 Ridley
Duffleld George W., special policeman, dwl 1107 Mont
Duffield John E., dwl 46 Tehama
Duffin C. A., bellman Palace Hotel, dwl 122 Geary
Duffin Frank N., bellman Palace Hotel, dwl 122 Geary
Duffin John, teamster Smith, Cutter & Co., dwl 326 Davis
Duffin Thomas, painter, dwl 246 Jessie
Duffin William E., barkeeper James K. McComiick, dwl

800 Market
Duffley Thomas, laborer, dwl E s Buchanan bet McAllister

and Tyler
Duffrechon Sylvain, laborer Poodle Dog Restaurant, 445
Bush

Duffy , blacksmith's helper Carvill Manuf. Co.

Duffy Alexander, expressman, cor Fourth and Folsom,

dwl N s Twenty-third bet Bryant and York
Duffy Ann, laundress Brooklyn Hotel
Duffy Ann (widow), dwl 529 Stevenson
Duffy Bernard, carjjenter, dwl Ws Church nr Twenty-flfth
Duffy Bernard, cook S. S. Newbern, Folsom St.\\Tiarf
Duffy Bernard C, cigars and tobacco, 1030 Market, dwl

206 Eddy
Duffy Brothers (John C. and Mark), marble works, 935

Market
DUFFY KROTHERS (William and XeiJ), liquor sa-
loon, 631 Merchant
Duffy Catherine Miss, McGuire's Opera, dwl 4145 Clemen-
tina, rear ,
Duffy Catherine Mre., dwl 41 4J Clementina, rear
Duffy Edward, laborer, dwl 109 Vallejo, rear
Duffy Edward, plumber McNally & Haw&ins, dwl 150

Second
Duffy Edward, vamisher Andrew Frei, dwl 110 Freelon,

rear
Duffy Eugene, plumber James K. Prior
Duffy Frank, machinist Union Iron Works
Duffy George, blacksmith, dwl W s Buchanan bet Ellis
and O'Farrell

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

DiiiTy Henry, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 557

Stevenson
Duffy Henry P., foreman Enii«re Match Factory, dwl SE

cor Eleventh and Harrison
Duffy Uxxgh, laborer, dwl 518 Pacific
Duffv Hu^'h, ui)holsterer, dwl 731 Vallejo
Duffv Hyacinth, dwl 1713 Hyde

Duffy James (HVii^t.r, FitUcr .(• Co.), dwl 3520 Howard
Duffy James, dwl Olympic Lodifint^
Duffy James, blacksmith, dwl National Hotel
Duffy James, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 17 Zee
Duffy James, seamanPacific Mail S. S. Granada
Duffy James, messenfjer Hoard of Education, dwl W 8

liuchanan bet O'Farrell and Ellis
Duffy James, spicepacker E. Bax & Co., dwl 109 Vallejo,

rear
Duffy James A., laborer, dwl 226i Francisco, rear
Duffy John, blacksmithhelper Carvill Manuf. Co., dwl W

s Buchanan Ijet Ellis and O'Farrell
Duffy John, cari)enter, dwl SE cor Twenty-fourth and

Church
Duffy John, coalpasser S. S. Senator, dwl 414i Clemen-
tina, rear
Duffy John, gardener, dwl Railroad House
Duffy John, laborer Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 154 Octavia
Duffv John, watchman Hathaway's Wharf, dwl 103 Jessie
Duffy John C. (Diifi> Brothern), dwl 1001 Mason
Duffv John J., fruit and vegetables, 43 and 45 Centre

Market, dwl 512 Fulton
Duffy Mark (2>«/i/ Brothers), dwl 1001 Mason
' Duffv Marv Miss, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl 315

Hvde ■
Duffv Neil (Duffy Bros.), dwl 11 O'Farrell Alley
Duffy O. C, dwl 11 Kearny

Duffv Patrick, blacksmith William Deacon, dwl 2i Boyd
Duffy Patrick, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Duffv Patrick, expressman, dwl 347 Fourth
Duffi.' Patrick, laborer Potrero and B. V. R.R., dwl E s

Iowa nr Yolo
Duffy Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 110 Freelon
Duffy Patrick, shoemaker Morton & Browne, 414 Pacific
Duffy Patrick T., laborer, dwl 224^ Francisco, rear
Duffy Peter, dwl 30 Hunt
Duffy Peter, driver Omnibus R. R. Co.
Duffy Phillip, hackman, Plaza, dwl 38 Rausch
Duffy Phillip, laborer, dwl 9 Mission Av
Duffy TeiTeiice, upholsterer, NW cor Leav and O'Farrell
Duffy Thomiis, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl cor Union

and Sansoni
Duffy Thomas, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Duffy Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1225 Market
Duffy Thomas, driver George Klaber, 564t Howard
Duffv Tliomas, laborer, dwl 109 Vallejo, rear
Duffy Thomas, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 319

Tenth, rear'
Duffy Thomas, spicepacker E. Bax & Co., dwl 817 Battery
Duffy Thomas J., actuarj' Commercial Insurance Co., dwl

810 Mission
Duffy Thomas R., stonecutter Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl

Central Pac. Hotel
Duffy William (D"ffy Bros.), dwl 171 Perrj'
Duffv William, laborer, dwl 529 Valencia
Duffy William, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl

22 Turk
Duffy William A., barkeeper, dwl 777 Market
Dufosce Charles, teamster, dwl 230 Perry
Dufour A., with L. Armand, dwl 307 Pine
Dufour A'ictor, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl cor Sec-
ond and Clementina
Dugan Albert D., clerk Redington & Co., dwl 33 Twelfth
Dugan Annie Miss, shirtmaker E. Coblentz, dwl 45 Third
Dugan Bernard (Stephen.i d: D.), dwl 530^ Sixth
Dugan Charles E., bookkeeper Charles A. Sankey, dwl

284 Minna
Dugan Cornelius, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 142

Natoma
Dugan Daniel, dwl Olj-mpic Lodgings
Dugan Dennis, dwl 310 Folsom, rear
Dugan Edmond, expressman, cor Beale and Howard, dwl

203 Main
Dugan Edward, compositor Alta California, dwl 712 Clem-
entina
Dugan Edward, driver James Tomkinson, dwl 530 Sixth
Dugan Emma F. (widow), dwl 712 Clementina
Dugan Ezra, dwl 435 Natoma
Dugan Fanny Miss, dressmaker Geary bet Dupont and

Stockton, dwl 1823 Hyde
Dugan Felix (Dwjan <t De Sparr), dwl 1123 Howard

Dugan Fnvncis, restaurantkecper, dwl N 8 Twenty-third

bet Columbia and Bryant
Dugan Frank, barkeeper James Gibb, dwl 28 Moss
Dug-aii Hugh, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl 206

Eighth
Dugan Hugh, longshoreman, dwl 152 First
Dugan Henry, millman, dwl 270 First
Dugan I., laborer Palace Hotel
Dugan I., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Dugan James, bricklayer, dwl 1809 Stevenson
Dugan James, clerk, dwl 223 Second
Dugan James, laborer, dwl 422 Fremont
Dugan James, plumber Lempke &, Co., dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Mission
Dugan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 54 Minna, rear
Dugan Jeremiah, longshoreman, dwl 207 Pacific
Dugan John, bootmaker, dwl 120 Shipley
Dugan John, laborer, dwl 233 M^i
Dugan John, laborer, dwl 538 Hward
Dugan John, laborer, dwl N s Jessie nr Fourth
Dugan John, latorer, dwl N s Olive Av bet Ellis and

O'FaiTcU
Dugan John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl S s Sierra

nr Iowa
Dugan John, salesman J. H. Talbert, dwl 126 Olive Av
Dugan John, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 618 Zoe
Dugan John, seaman, dwl 150 Steuart
Dugan John Jr., engineer, dwl 233 Main
Dugan Mark W., drayman, 123 Beale, dwl 310 Eleventh
Dugan Maurice, paper-boxmaker Max Waizman, dwl 1823

Hyde
Dugan M. M., boots and shoes, NE cor Fourth and Minna
Dugan Owen, expressman, SE cor Sixth and Folsom, dwl

110 Clinton
Dugan P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wliarf
Dugan Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dugan Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 1823 Hyde
Dugan Patrick, plasterer, dwl 311 Pacific
Dugan Patrick, seaman stm Pelican, dwl 233 Main
Dugan Patrick, stevedore and boarding, 3 Frederick
Dugan Patrick H., carpenter, dwl 264^ Clementina
Dugan T. C. , paver superintendent streets
Dugan Theodore F., clerk Redington & Co., dwl 33

Twelfth
Dugan Thomas, laborer, dwl NW cor Central Av and

Geary
Dugan Timothy, stableman Garrett Pickett, dwl 47 Clem
Dugan William, boilermaker, dwl 233 Main
Dugan William, laborer, dwl 17 Gilbert, rear
Dugan William, laborer, dwl 105 Valencia
Dugan & De Sparr (jPfZi'a; Dnqaii and Eugene De Sparr),

chop house and liquor saloon, 1223 Howard
Duggan Charles, seaman, dwl 36 Sacramento
Duggan Daniel, laborer, dwl S s Fulton bet Fillmore and

Steiner
Duggan Edward J., clerk John M. Davies & Co., dwl 221

Second ,

Duggan Edward P., steward Meyers' restaurant, dwl 18

Willow Av
Duggan James, seaman, dwl 36 Sacramento
Duggan James B., salesman Orr & Atkins, dwl 223 Sec
Duggan Jeremiah (Rcqan tfc Diujgan), dwl W s Seventh

Av bet M and N, South S. F.
Duggan Jeremiah, laborer Baldwin's Hotel
Duggan John, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheim & Co., dwl

120 Shipley
Duggan John, currier Thomas McMahon, dwl N nr Four-
teenth Av, South S. F.
Duggan Lizzie, finisher Mission Woolen Mills
Duggan Patrick, laborer Baldwin's Hotel
Duggan Patrick P., carpenter S. S. Culverwell, dwl 8

Dora
Duggan Robert, wood and coal, dwl 722 Seventeenth
Duggan Thomas, cigarmaker, dwl 18 Mason
Duggan Thomas J., tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl 3 Alabama

nr Sixteenth
Duggan Timothy, laborer H

Bridge
Duggan William, painter S.

House
Dugui Thomas, gardener, dwl N s Bylngton bet Webster

and Fillmore •
Duguik William H., millwright Amos & Davis
Duhart C, Mrs., dressmaker, 149 Third
,Duhe Edward, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl Ws

Michigan nr Shasta
Duhem August N., clerk Miller & Sievers, dwl Thirteenth

bet Mission and Howard
Duhig John, clerk Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 424 Shipley

, F. Williams, dwl Long
S. Culverwell, dwl Russ

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merohai

Duhrkoop Hans, woodcarver, dwl 423 Bush

Duhrkoo)) & Gnodnian proptr patent sidewalks, Oakland,

office 400 Mmit^'oniery
DriSR.\RB-:9E<,i ('HAICLE^ * <"«., importers and

comniissiuii merchants, 314 Sacramento
Duiseiiberjr Charles A. C. {Charles: Dxthenherg <t- Co.),

office 314 Sacramento, dwl 1053 Harrison
Dujardin Frederick, stationagent Southern Pac. R. R.,

dwl 2051 Mission
Duke John D., carpenter, dwl SW cor Geary and Octavia
Duke Lucretia, dressmaker, dwl 39 Moss
Duke Mary J. (widow), dwl 39 Moss
Duke Hcibert W., shipjoiner, dwl 5 South Park Av
Duke W. H., student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

329 O'Farrell
Dukenfield J. , dwl 108 Montgomery Block
Dulahan James, waiter Grand Hotel
Dulas Jiihn, laborer, dwl 034 Pacific
Dulev William P., plasterer, dwl 408 Austin
Dulinski Frederick H.',with Schmidt & Fretz.dwl 49 Clay
Dulion John B., market, SW cor Pacific and Powell, dwl

826 Jackson
Dulion John P., market, NVV cor Quincy and' Pine, dwl

6074 Pine
Dulion Leon C, market, 705 Pacific, dwl NE cor Pacific

and Stockton
Dulip Alfred, clerk Emile A. Dulip, dwl 30 Church PI
Dl'ilB* EMILE A., wine and liquor dealer and manu-
facturer of cordials, etc., 803 Montgomery, dwl 30

Church PI
Dulip John P., clerk Emile A. Dulip, dwl 30 Church PI
Dullea Charles, blacksmith Isidore Burns, dwl S s Juni-
per nr Folsom
Dullea Charles, laborer, dwl S s McAllister bet Franklin

and Gough
Dullea Johanna Miss, teacher, dwl S s McAllister bet

Franklin and Goiigh
Dullaghan Thomas, lumbennan, dwl 17 Natoma
Duman James, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Dumas James, porter Chenery, Souther & Co., dwl 1327

Pacific
Dumas V. Miss, dwl 34 Kearnj*
Dumhrell James Henrj', expressman SE cor Clay and

Montgomery, dwl E s Broderick bet Pine and Cal
Dumett Felix, dwl 1136 Pacific
Dumm J. & Co. {Jainex Dumm and Enoch Harris),

proptrs Pac. Screw, Nut and Bolt Works, 116 Beale,

rear
Dumm James {J. Dumm & Co.), dwl 553 Howard
Dummage Inman (widow), dwl S s Twenty-third nr

Hampshire
Dumma^-e W. T. , foreman Main & Winchester, dwl SW

cor Twenty-third and Hampshire
Dumont Frank A., waiter, dwl 1618 fowell
Dumont Frederick, laborer, dwl 21 Caroline
Dumont Pierre, lithograph printer F. Korbel & Bros. ,

dwl 108 Freelon •
Dumont Robert R. , carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Dumont Victor, commission merchant, office 712 Sansom,

dwl 311 Lombard
Dumontelle Eugene, marblecutter Charles Roche, dwl

641 Broadway
Dumphy Michael, laborer Beale St. Warehouse, dwl 67

Minna
Dumjihy Patrick, teamster Charles Williams & Co., Pier 5

Steuart

Dumuce , clerk Lafayette Brewery, dwl 403 Union

Dr.\ R. C. 4* CO. {Charles Barlow, M. B. Smith, and

Era.'itris Wiman), The Mercantile Agency, office 320

California
Dun Robert G. (R. G. Dun .£• Co.), res New York
Dunand Louis F., salesman Snow & May, res Oakland
Dunbar A. L., dummyraan Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl

Jackson nr Hyde
Dunbar Dimcan, blacksmith, dwl 321 Pacific
Dunbar E. (widow), dwl SW^ cor Castro and Seventeenth
Dunbar Edward, printer, dwl .314 Bush
Dunbar Everett H., boot and shoe manufacturer, 1230

Market, dwl 405 Powell
Dunbar Eugene, porter Albert Mau & Co., dwl 227 Second
Dunbar Haln K., bootblack, 607 Sac^ dwl 913 Montgom-
ery
Dunbar I. A., saloonkeeper, dwl Russ House
Dunbar James, blacksmith Phelps Manuf. Co., dwl 131

Pacific
Dunbar James, longshoreman, dwl 119 Gilbert, rear
Dunbar James W. {Dunbar it Mnser), dwl 917 Guerrero
Dunbar John, salesman Peixcotto & Silverman, dwl 242

Jessie

Dunbar Julia Miss, human hair, N 8 Pine bet Broderick

and Baker
Dunbar J. W., saloon, dwl 314 Bu.sh
Dunbar Luis L., dentist, office 110 Keamj', dwl 227 Geary
Dunbar Martin, seaman, dwl 213 Folsom
Dunbar Thomas J., journalist, dwl 12 Hawthorne
Dunbar Thomas W^, teamster Dunbar & Moser, dwl 411

Sansom
DunJ)ar W'illiam A., clerk, dwl 2330 Mission
Dunbar William H., painter, dwl 50 Tehama
Dunbar & Moser {James W. Dunbar and Thomas S.

Moser), commission merchants, •206 Washington
Dunburscher William, dwl 1015 Stockton
Duncan A. & Co. {Duncan's Mill>', Sonoma County),

office junction California and Market
Duncan Adam, fruits and vegetables, llOo Folsom
Duncan Alexander, clerk George SI. Grant & Co., res

Oakland
Duncan Alexander, laborer, dwl 115 First
Duncan Andrew, dwl 527 Sacramento
Duncan Andrew J., machinist Birch, Argall & Co., dwl

. 548 Howard
Duncan Daniel P., barkeeper Cornelius Mooney, dwl 120

Turk
Duncan Edward, dwl 36 Geary
Duncan Edward, caulker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Duncan Edward, porter Daly & Ward, dwl 338 Minna
Duncan Edward P., machinist, dwl 548 Ho)\'ard
Dunican Ed\rin, brassfinisher, dwl 364 Jessie
Duncan Emil, engineer Dry Dock Hunter's Point, dwl

Dry Dock, South S. F.
Duncan Emil, machinist, dwl 508 Folsom
Duncan Fannie (widow), dwl 508 Folsom
Duncan George {George Duncan cf- Co.), dwl 652 Market
Duncan George, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Duncan George & Co. {(-^eorije Duncan and James Cur-

ric), asphaltum and masticroofers, office 652 Market

cor Kearny
Duncan George E., hairdresser William H. Sanderson,

dwl Ankeny PI nr Powell
Duncan George H., conductor Central R. R. Co., dwl 532

Sixth
Duncan Henry, tinsmith R. C. Terry & Co., dwl 307 Leav-
enworth
Duncan Isabella (widow), dwl 311 Montgomery Av
Duncan J. , dwl 405 Powell

Duncan James, cook Brunswick House, dwl 803 Bryant
Duncan James, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Duncan James, tannen', S s Brannan bet Eighth and

Ninth
Duncan James E., carpenter, dwl 111 Leavenworth, rear
Duncan James H., copperplateprinter George M. Wood

& Co., dwl 1 Noonan Alley
Duncan James L., carjjenter, dwl 217 Third
Duncan James M., machinist William Heacon, dwl 163

Silver
Duncan James R., streetsprinkler, dwl 1324 Mission
Duncan James W., commission merchant, office 40 Cali-
fornia, res Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Duncan Jessie R., miller Deming, Palmer & Co., 116

Sacramento
Duncan J. M., contractor, dwl 163 Silver
Duncan John, dwl 20 Taylor
Duncan John, miller, dwl 722 Front
Duncan John, rangesetter R. C. Terry & Co., dwl 1

Noonan Av
Duncan John, shipjoiner, dwl 405 Main
Duncan John C, grocer, dwl NW cor Bryant and Bryant

Av
Duncan Joseph C, secretary Pioneer and Loan Bank of

Savings and Deposit, office SE cor California and

Montgomei-y, dwl 504 Geary
Duncan Joseph M., teller Pioneer Land and Loan Bank,

dwl 504 Geary
Duncan J. Wylie {Duncan it White), dwl Occidental

Hotel
Duncan M., dwl 35 Turk
Duncan Peter, clerk, dwl 25 Howard Court
Duncan Robert L., clerk C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dwl

618 Commercial
Duncan S., dwl 14 Turk

Duncan Samuel, cai-penter, dwl NE cor Kearny and Fran-
cisco
Duncan Thomas, painter, dwl 115 Second
Duncan W., architect, dwl Morton House
Duncan William, horseshoer, 220J^ Leavenworth, dwl 2523

Bush
Duncan William D., fireman Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

546 Seventh

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Duncan William L.n stockbroker, 424 Montgoinei'y, dwl 8

Kssex
Duncan William T., stockbroker, office 328 Monttfoniery

room 0, dwl 5CT4 Geary
Duncan & White (J. W'ylic Duncan A- Edward F. White),

stock and nn)uevlirokL'rs, il-J Mnnt^Mnicry
Dli:V<'A\'»i UlIll/t>I.\<;, 41U Calit'ornia
Dunconib Edward J., clci-k Locke i; Aluntaguo, dwl] 124

U'Kiirrcll
Dundau John, dwl 55(iJ Natoma
Dundas Dora Miss, dressmaker, 45 Second
Uundas Mowbray R. , clerk Goodall, Nelson & Perkins

S. S. CV>., dwl 45 Second
Dundin Patrick t\, foreman Moynihan & Aitken, dwl E 8

Devisadero bet O'Farrcll and Gcciry
Dundon John, Irish-American Assn, SIS Howard
Duneen Dennis, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
Duneman Louis, cook, dwl 433 IJroadway
Dunford John, carpenter, dwl SE cor Hush and Polk
Dungan Annie M. Miss, dwl 5 Hampton PI
Dungan Charles W., salesman Bullock & Jones, dwl 5

Hampton PI
Dungan Eugene L. , dwl 5 Hampton PI
Dunham A. M. Mrs., dwl 30 Geary
Dunham Benjamin Frank {Dunliam, Carrigan ifc Co.),

dwl l(iOG California
Dunham Browning H., collanuaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,

dwl 1111 Montgomery
Di:.\lIAn. <'.4ltltM;A:V*«.i CO., successors to Con-

roy, O'Connor 4i Co., (Beiijaitiiii Frank Dunham, E.

W. Ftayter, William L. McCorntick, Andrew Car-

riijan, and Brace Uaydeii), importers and jobbers

metals and hardware, 107-111 Front, and 104-114 Pine
Dunliam George, dwl 819 Keamy

Dunham Harriet A. (w'idow), clairvoyant, dwl 321 Powell
Dunham Henry, whitener, 345 Third
Dunham J., dwl 636 Conmiercial
Dunham John S., clerk ticket auditor's office Central Pac.

R. R., XE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 106 Post
Dunham Orley W., clerk Belcher Mining Co., dwl 321

Powell
Dunham Woodruff, captain schr Goliah, office 3 Mission,

res East OaklanJ
Dunho Patrick, laborer George H. AATiitney, 114 Steuart
Dunican John, blacksmith, dwl 629 Mission, rear
Dunigan Hugh, furniture, 254 Eiglith
Dunigan Jiimes, boilermaker, dwl NE cor Ecker and Lick
Dunigan John, laborer, dwl 1314 Filbert
Dunigan John, messmsui Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Dunigan Peter, painter, dwl 371 Jessie
Dunigan Thomas, expressman, dwl 371 Jessie
Dunkel Mnie., dressmaker, dwl 102 Fourth
Dunkel Charles, furrier, dwl W s Jersey bet Santa Clara

and Eighteenth
Dunkel Ephiuini, manuf clothing, office 8 Batterj-, factoiy

and dwl 35 Moss
Dunker Adolph (Ivemeyer it D.), dwl 913 Sac
Dunker Christopher, market, 320 Folsom, dwl 346 Beale
Dunker Dicdrich, bookkeeper Kohler k, Frohling, dwl 717

Green
Dunker Ernst, dwl 1428 Battery
Dunker Harry, mason, dwl 1200 Larkin
Dunker John, tinsmith, dwl 32oi Third
Dunker Otto, dwl 913 Sacramento
Dunkerley Joseph, proprietor Neptune Bathing House, E

s Larkin bet Beach and Jefferson
Dunlap Andrew, dwl 1125 Folsom
Dunlap C. (widow), dwl 427 Sutter
Dunlap Charles, plasterer, dwl U Howard Court
Dunlap David L., Skating Rink Assn, dwl 670 Harrison
Dunlap Hannah Jlrs., dwl 1323 Stockton
Dunlap J. D., student, dwl Kuss House
Dunlap John, liquor saloon, 825 Folsom
Dunlap William, cal^)enter, dwl 870 F'olsom
Dunlap Wilson, dwl N s Twenty-second nr Treat Av
Dunlap. See Dunlop
Dunlay Edward, .brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl 340

Third
Dunlay Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 035 Minna
Dunlay John, porter John O'Connor, dwl 906 Mission
Dunlay John, produce dealer, 57 Clay, dwl SW cor How-
ard and Beale
Dunlea James, mason, dwl 21 Sixth
Dunleavy James T., laborer Pac. Iron Works, dwl 57 Na-

toma
Dunleavy Jeremiah (P. J. Sullivan d: Co.), dwl 326 Mason
Dunle\'j' Andrew, grainer, dwl 143 Minna
Dunlevy Andrew J., laborer, dwl 933^ Folsom
Dunlevy John, dwl 209 Leidesdorff

Dunlevy John, dwl 248 Minna

Dunlop' Charles, telegraph-instrumcntmaker Electrical

Construction and Maintenance Co., dwl 315 O'Farrcll

Dunlop Daniel, bootcutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl

107 Oak
Dunlop Robert Jr., jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 933 Kear
Dutunore Frederick, blacksmith, dwl 726 Mission
Dunmore William, blacksmith Goodonough Co., dwl 176
Minna

Dunn , dwl 863.} Market

Dunn Annie Miss, dwl 210 Mason

Dunn Annie, chambermaid Palace Hotel

Dunn Bernard, laborer, dwl 19 Langton

Dunn Charles, barkeeper James H. Stoddard, dwl 311

East
Dunn Charles A., dwl 737 Howard
Dunn Charles D., printer, dwl 607 Howard
Dunn Charles O., carpenter, dwl 520 Mission
Dunn Christopher, beer saloon, 5 Sherwood PI
Dunn Ct)rnelius C, carpenter, dwl 345 Fremont
Dunn Daniel, painter, dwl 00 Tehama
Dunn David E., hairdresser, dwl 919 Washington
Dunn Dennis, dwl 318 Miller PI

Dunn Dennis, heliier Coffee & RisJon, dwl 535 Natoma
Dunn Dennis, machinist Cal. Machine Works, dwl 14 De

Boom
Dunn Dennis C, blacksmith James Manson, dwl 14 De

Boom
Dunn Edward, bricklayer, dwl 737 Howard
Dunn Edward, laborer, dwl E s Old San Jos6 Road nr

Ocean Beach Road
Dunn Felix S., clerk Adam H. Murphy, dwl 24 Third
Dunn Francis, foreman Jonathan Kittridge, dwl 712 How
Dunn Frank, laborer, dwl 8 Lafayette PI
Dunn Frank, laborer superintendent streets
Dunn Frank, steward, dwl 402 Vallejo
Dunn Frederick, hostler Robert H. Graves, cor Pine and

Van Ness Av
Dunn George, machinist, dwl 520 Howard
Dunn George, machinist William Deacon, dwl 140 First
Dunn George E., bricklayer, dwl E s Fillmore, bet Ridley

and Market
Dunn George W., salesman George F. Silvester, dwl 317
Washington

Dunn Henry, dwl 151 Minna

Dunn Henry, boilermaker, dwl 38 Clarence PI

Dunn Henry L. , salesman Orr & Atkins, dwl 151 Minna

Dunn Horace D. , dwl 453 Bryant

Dunn J., machinist, dwl 527 Sacramento

Dunn J., laborer Stryker & Kiernan, Pier 5 Steuart

Dunn James, blacksmith 817 Market, dwl E s Valencia nr
' Ridley.,

Dunn James, carpenter and builder, dwl W s Stockton
bet Broadway and Pacific

Dunn James, machinist, dwl 42 Minna

Dunn James, manager Cal. Cracker Co., NW cor Broad-
way and Battery, dwl 1522 Clay

Dunn James, painter, dwl 215 Minna

Dunn James, piledriver, dwl cor Lincoln and Banks, Ber-
nal Heights

Dunn James, plasterer, dwl 173 Minna

Dunn James, seaman, dwl 531 East

Dunn James, shipsmith, dwl 341 Grove

Dunn James, teamster, dwl 722 Eighth

Dunn James, wood and coal, 1219 Powell

Dunn James C, shoemaker, dwl 22 Second Av

Dunn John, dwl 322 Fremont

Dunn John, blacksmith Hinckley & Co. , dwl 124 Dora, rear

Dunn John bookkeeper Bank of California, dwl 26^ Kear

Dunn John, bookkeeper Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist,
dwl 104 Powell

Dunn John, carpenter, dwl 312 Tehama

Dunn John, cook, dwl 9 Natoma

Dunn John, deckhand stm Julia, Market St. Wharf

Dunn John, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 109 Austin

Dunn John, laborer, dwl 1715 Post

Dunn John Mrs., laundress, dwl 528 Folsom, rear

Duun John, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwi 31
Pleasant nr Jones

Dunn John, shipwright, dwl 327 Bryant

Dunn John, shoemaker, dwl 9 Nevada

Dunn John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kear and Morton

Dunn John, waiter, dwl 042 Jlission

Dunn John C, compositor Donald Bruce, dwl 14 De Boom

Dunn John D. , shipwright, dwl 327 Biyant

Dunn John H., carver S. S. Culverwell, dwl 322 Fremont

Dunn John J. {Dunn it Keioin), dwl 151 Minna

Dunn ^ohn J., carpenter, dwl 312 Tehama

D1!NX JOHN K., liquor saloon, 154 Second

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 18

Dunn John T., clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., dwl 1430 Ellis

Dunn Joseph, teamster, dwl 15 Bernard

Dunn Joseph P., molder City Iron Works, dwl 15 Bernard

Dunn Kate Miss, tailoress, dwl 124 Dora, rear

Dunn Kate G. (widow), dw-l 530 Stevenson

Dunn Lavinia (widow), dwl 2(5 Jessie

Dunn LawTence, machinist, dwl 420 Geary

Dunn Lawrence, teamster S. F. Gas Li^'ht Co., dwl 538

Howard, rear
Dunn Luke, clerk Diss & Co. , dwl 306 O'Farrell
Duim M., laborer, dwl .529 Valencia
Dunn Martin, mason, dwl 120^ Turk
Dunn Martin, housemover P. Gleason, dwl 1100 Powell
Dunn Mary Miss, shoefieter D. W. Emerson, dwl 360

O'Farrell
Dunn Mary (widow), dwl 15 Geneva
Dunn Mary (widow), dwl 306 O'Farrell
Dunn Mary (widow), dwl 1819 Leavenworth
Dunn Marj- Mrs. , teacher Ladies' Pro. Relief See. Home,

NE cor Gearj' and Franklin
Dunn JIatthew, stableman, dwl 210 Mason
Dunn Michael, engineer, dwl 908 Lyon
Dunn Michael, exi)ressman, NW cor Stockton and Ellis,

dwl 27 Downey
Dunn Michael, horseclipper, SW cor Stevenson and Annie,

dwl 20 Geary
Dunn Michael, sawyer Wells, Russell & Co., dwl 264^^

Clementina
Dunn Jlichael T., assistant engineer stm Salinas, dwl 13

Clinton
Dunn Patrick, clerk Contra C!osta Laundry Assn, dwl 306

O'Farrell
Dunn Patrick, longshoreman, dwr2 Gaines
Dunn Patrick, machinist, dwl 132 Sixth
Dunn Patrick, oiler, dwl 541 First
Dunn Patrick, painter, dwl 749 Market
Dunn Patrick, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, dwl 80 Clem
Dunn Patrick D., drajTnan, dwl 716 Turk
Dunn Patrick F., housesmith Phoenix Iron "Works, dwl

712 Howard
Dunn Riehard, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Dunn Richard, seaman, dwl 119 Vallejo
Dunn Robert, carpenter, dwl 21 Rausch
Dunn Robert, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Dunn Samuel W., agent William Garretson & Co. pub-
lishers (Philadelphia), office 629 Washington, res

Oakland
Dunn Simeon A., dwl 239 Stevenson
Dunn Thomas, dwl 151 Minna
Dimn 'Thomas, carpenter, dwl 50 Natoma
Dunn Thomas, clerk Godchaux Brothers & Co., dwl 1819

Leavenworth
Dunn Thomas, laborer, dwl 936 Harrison
Dunn Thomas, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl cor

Seventh and Mission
Dvinn Thomas, plumber, dwl 55 Natoma
Dunn Tliomas, waiter, dwl 1221 Washington
Dunn Thomas F., clerk William A. H. Godfrey, dwl 151

Minna
Dunn Thomas F., waiter Salvin P. Collins, dwl Pine bet

Kearny and Dupont
Dunn Tliumas J., marblecutter Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl

421 Fourth
Dunn Timothy, laborer, dwl 3^ Louisa, rear
Dunn W. E. , carpenter, dwl 957 Market
Dunn W., dwl 863^ Market
Dunn William, blacksmith, dwl 151 Minna
Dunn William, boatswain Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
Dunn William, laborer, dwl 10 Miller PI
Dunn William, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 14

Folsom Av
Dvmn William, machinist, dwl 2015 Mission
Dunn William, mason, dwl 737 Howard
Dunn William G. , plasterer, dwl 12^ Langton
Dunn William H., receiver Market St. R. R., dwl 414 Post
Dunn William R., trunkmaker, dwl W s Guerrero nr

Fourteenth
Dunn & Kewin (John J. Dunn and Williain Kewin),

pattern and modelmakers, 143 and 145 Fremont
Dunnar Frederick, chief steward O. and O. S. S. Oceanic
Dunne Andrew, laborer, dwl 9 Howard
Dunne Barney, laborer James Craig, dwl 1 Vincent PI
Dunne D., turner S. F. Manuf. Co.
Dunne David M. (Hut.ckings tfc Co.), dwl Mitchell House,

cor Natoma and Sixth
Dunne George, bootfitter, dwl 734 Montgomery
Dunne J., laborer Southern Pac. R. R.
Dunne James, barkeeper Dougherty & Co., dwl Dferoy PI

bet Jones and Leavenworth

Dunne James, shoemaker, dwl 1622 Mission

Dunne James F. (Donnelly D. & Co.), res San Felipe,

Santa Clara Co.
Dunne John, laborer, dwl 1213 Mission
Dunne John W. , a«8istant mason superintendent streets
Dunne Joseph, dwl 624 Fourth

Dunne Joseph, vamisher L..& E. Emanuel, dwl 368 Min
Dunne Kate Miss, seamstress, dwl 610 Fourth
Dunne Margaret (widow), dwl W s Franklin bet Pacific

and Broadway
Dunne Mary E. (widow); d''*'! 1718 Mission
Dunne Michael, porter George H. Tay & Co., dwl 89 Min
Dunne Owen, dwl 224 Jessie
Dunne Patrick, expressman, SW cor Pine and Sansom,

dwl 234 Tehama
Dunne Patrick F., bootmaker, 609 California, dwl 8 Le

Roy
Dunne William, groceries and liquors, SW cor Pacific

and Leavenworth
Dunneback Andrew, carpenter Frank Laeremans, dwl

909 Kearny
Dunner Joseph, brassfinisher William T. Qarratt, dwl

NE cor Jones and Washington
Dunnery Thomas, laborer, dwl 6 Bartol
Dunnie Jeremiah, driver W. J. Townshend & Co., dwl

First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.

Dunnigan , laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.

Dunnigan David, laborer, dwl 312 Main, rear

Dunnigan Edward, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl

364 Jessie
Dunnigan M. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 922 J Howard
Dunnigan Michael, groceries and liquors, W s Sansom nr

Filbert, dwl N 8 Filbert, bet Montgomery' and Sansom
Dunnigan Michael, marblepolisher J. and F. Kesseler,

dwl 31 Dora
Dunnigan Patrick (Dunnigan <{: O'Dea), dwl 1309 Sac
Dunnigan Patrick, laborer, dwl 21 Freelon
Dunnigan & O'Dea (Patriek Dunnigan and Martin

O'Dea), horsesh<jers, 133 Post
Dunning D. C, clerk Berkeley Ferry Co., dwl 816 Pow
Dunning E. B., foreman rolling room U. S. Mint, res

Oakland
Dunning Edward, car repairer Central Pac. E.R., dwl 109

Dora
Dxinning James, laborer, dwl 109 Dora
Dunning John, bricklayer, dwl 41 Natoma
Dunning Orson, physician and oculist, office and dwl

SW cor Sansom and Jackson
Dunning Theodore, carpenter Go^all, Nelson & Perkins,

dwl Valley bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty -ninth
Dunning Thomas, groceries and liquors, 253 Clara
Dunning Thomas, laborer, dwl 231 Perry
Dunning Thomas, miner, dwl 127 Jackson
Dunningham Frank, laborer, dwl 55 Shipley
Dumphrey William (Cooper <<,- D.), dwl E s Second nr Bran
Dunphy Edward, bricklayer, dwl 4 Dora
Dunphy Edward W., dwl 907 Howard
Dunphy Ellen Miss, dwl 835 Geary
Dunphy James, student, dwl 111 Mason
Duni)hy James H., tra\eling agent, dwl 907 Howard
Dunphy John, laborer, NW cor Fourth and Freelon
Dunphy John, longshoreman, dwl 1131j FoUom
Dunphev John, seaman schr American Girl, Main St.

Wharf
Dunphy Luke, local policeman, dwl 209 Polk
Dunphy Philip, dwl 457 Bryant
Dunphy Thomas I., bricklayer Edward Dunphy, dwl 4

Dora
Dunphy Thomas James (Giinple d- D.), dwl 1015 Howard
Dunphy Thomas N., manager and executor Kej't & Co.,

dwl 1115 Leavenworth
Dunphy William, boilermaker, dwl 435 Second
Dunphy William, capitalist, ofijce 583 Kearny, dwl 111

Mason
Dunscomb Edward, barkeeper Edward F. Kahler, dwl

426 Davis
Dunshee Cornelius E. , carpenter, dwl Fifteenth Av bet

P and q, South S. F.
Dunsien Henrj-, carpenter Pac. Rolling Mills
Dunsing Charles, clerk Henry Loewenhayn, dwl NE cor

Washington and Kearny
Dunsing William, stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,

dwl 132 First
Dunson William, seaman, dwl 50 Natoma
Dunston Sarah (widow), dwl 507 Bryant ,

Dunton Robert, blacksmith, dwl E s Jessie ni* Tenth
Dunwar Larry, deckhand atm Amador, Market St.WTiarf
Dunworth Peter, expressman, S E cor Bush and Kearny,

dwl 19 Clinton

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Markel

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Dur>arque Louis, hairdresser, dwl 1816 Powell

Duparr John A. , teamster, dwl S s Seve!itceiith nr Cliurch

Duparr Joseph, ropomaker S. F. Uordajje Factory, dwl

S\V cor Shasta and Michigan
Duparr William P. , shtHjiiiaker Buckingham & Hecht,

dwl S s Seventeenth nr Church
Duperu Numa, with James l)e Fremery & Co., dwl 508

Second
Duperu William, assistant engineer tugboat Monarch,

Pacific St. Wharf
Duplex J. U., dwl 319 Bush
Dupois Justin, dwl 1122 Dupont
Dupont Charles, mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Dupont Pierre, laborer Boutinon & UuUand, dwl Pacific

nr Dupont
DUrO.^i i FOI^'DKK CO., John Skinker agent, office

108 Battery
Dupont v., teacher, dwl 1015 Pacific
Duprat Augustus, clerk E. G. Lyons & Co., dwl 1424 J

Jacks(.in
Duprii Ferdinand, dwl 7 Dikenian PI
Duprez Constant, peanutroaster, 510 Commercial, dwl

332 Shipley
Duprez Francois, laborer Poodle Dog Restaurant, dwl

445 Bush
Duprez Mary Ann (wi^pw), 1 Bellevue Av nr Greenwich
Dupuis Peter, foreman Louis Peres & Co., dwl First Av

and Kentucky, South S. F.
Dl'PliV J. A l'0.(i/o/i^ Barort), blacksmiths and car-

riagemakers, 520 liroadx^ay
Dupuy John (J. Dupuy it Co.), dwl 52G Broadway
Durand Adrian, collector, dwl i412|^ Powell
Durand Andrew, seaman, dwl 112 steuart
Durand Caniille, clerk A. Straus & Co., dwl 19 Noble PI
Durand Charles, draftsman U. S. Army Headquarters,

dwl It) Noble PI
Durand David, waiter John Kohlmoos, dwl 9 Natoma
Durand Kdward, pressman M. Weiss, dwl 37 First
Durand Eugene, watchman passaiiger depot Southern

Pac. H. K. , cor Fourth and Townsend
Durand James, laborer, dwl 317 Beale, rear
Durand John,»dwl 9 John
Durand Martin, plumber new City Hall
Durand Louis, waiter, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Durand Peter, steerage steward S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific

St. Wharf
Durand Susan Mrs., dwl 1505 Dupont
Durant John, dwl 11 Sononi PI
Durant William, cliainnaker, dwl 11 Sonora PI
Durban Alfred, teamster Pacific Commercial Co., dwl

Jessie nr Seventh
Durbin T. J. , student, dwl Russ House
UUKItKOW .4LFUIi:U K., mining secretlry, oflice
Nevada Block, 3u9 Montgomery room 69, dwl 1C15
Washington
Durbrow Elbridge, clerk Anglo-Califomian Bank, dwl 320

Mason "

Durbrow George W., agent Portland Packets, office 318

Front, dwl 415 Eddy
Durbrow Harrj', clerk A. K. Durbrow, dwl 320 Mason
Durbrow Joseph, office 414 Montgomery, dwl 320 Mason
Durden Florence Miss, dwl 427 Sutter
'Durden Henry S., druggist, dwl 517 O'Farrell
Dureeve Mnie. , dressmaker, dwl 837 Folsom
Dufein Brothers (Charles and WiUiam), proprietors

Humboldt House, 1309 Stockton
Durein Charles {Durein Brotkers), dwl 1309 Stockton .
Durein William {Durein Brothers), dwl 1309 Stockton
DurellM. Mrs., dressmaker, 745 Folsom
Duren George, wheelwright, 13 Stevenson, dwl 515 Bush
Duren William H., mining, dwl 718 California
Duret Marie Madam, teacher elocution, dwl 718 Cal
Durfee Pliilo Paul, bookkeeper, dwl lo8 Ellis
DurHar Morris, butcher Hildebrand & Co., dwl 1217 Kear
Durgan John, laborer, dwl ^19 Mission
jjurgan William, laborer Pacific Mailjs. S. Co.'s Wharf
Durgham H. Rev., St. Dominic's Monastery, NWcor Bush

and Steiner
Durgin Charles, expressman, dwl 613 Brannan
Durham Edward, baker, dwl 127 Francisco
Durham Edward Jr., roofer Henry S. Fiske, dwl 127

Francisco
Durham Elmira J., dwl 29 Hinckley
Durham Francis E., janitor Union Grammar School, dwl

1420 Kearny
Durham James Jr., salesman A. Lusk & Co., dwl 1304

Kearny
Durham J. C, cabinetmaker, dwl 721 Bryant
Durham J. C. Mrs., milliner, dwl 721 Bryant

Durham John, baker William J. Davis, dwl SW cor Fran-
cisco and Stockton
Durham John F., extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2 S. F.

F. D.,dwl 1000 Clay
Durham John F., harnessmaker, dwl 54 Bernard
Durham Nellie Miss, seamstress, dwl 127 Francisco
Durham Pocahontas, dwl 14 Virginia
Durham William, clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., dwl 1006 Clay
Durham. See Derham
Duris John, liquor saloon, 645 First
Duris Louis, laborer Guillaume Hotel, 721 Pacific
Durivage J. L., waiter Thomas M. Holt, dwl 28 Twelfth
Durkce Edward H., ticket clerk Cal. Pac. R. B. Co., office

Market St. Wharf, dwl 547 Mission
Durkce John L., fire marshal, office 18 City Hall third

floor, dwl 1031 Clay
Durkin Andrew J., laborers. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl NW cor Van Ness Av and Francisco
Durkin E. & Co., produce commission merchants, 215

Clay
Durkin Edward (E. Durkin tfc Co.), dwl 1210 Howard
Durkin James, dwl 1210 Howard

Durkin James, hostler Central R. R. Co., dwl 1230 Folsom
Durkin John, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Durkin John, laborer, dwl 628 Pacific
Durkin John, porter E. Durkin & Co., dwl 1210 Howard
Durkin Patrick, real estate, dwl 1210 Howard
Durlacher Louis, dwl 18 Hampton PI
Durner Charles, clerk Durner"& Co., dwl 418 Third
Durner John G. (Dnrner A Co.), dwl 418 Third
Durner & Co. (John G. Durner and Oscar A. Tolle),

fmits and candies, 418 Third
Durney Edward J., music teacher, dwl 1524 Jackson
Durney Margaret Mrs., dwl 1019 Pierce
Durney Margaret E. (widow), dwl 2228 Geary
Durney Michael J., bookkeeper A. Lusk & Co., dwl 1019

Pierce
Durney Michael J. Jr., patternmaker, dwl 1019 Pierce
Durnin Henry, laborer, dwl Ns Howard, bet Steuart and

Spear
Durnin J., carpenter, dwl 1236 Market
Dunlin Patrick, mechanics' tools, 1236 Market
Durning George Y., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

10 Lily Av
Durning llenry, laborer, dwl 131 Spear, rear
Duron Joseph, groceries and liquors, 156 Clara
Durot Amand, porter John Saulnier & Co., dwl 411 Post
Durr John (Kennedy iC- D.), dwl 110 Ridley
Durr Joseph, liquor saloon and porkpacker, 1510 Dupont
Durr Patrick J., clerk Lesser Leszynsky, dwl 110 Ridley
Durron Mary (widow), dwl 24 Zoe
Durroux Joseph, commission merchant, dwl 118 Geary
DUrstein Emile V., professor music, office and dwl 11

Kearny
Durston Frank, porter James D. O'Hara, dwl 637 Vallejo
Duryea William H., capitalist, dwl 108 Taylor
Duryea's Glen Cove Starch Works, Egerton, Allen & Co.,

agents, office 109 California room 1
Dusbury Horace, artist, dwl 304 Hyde
Dusen Patrick, coalpasser stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Dusenbery Jacob, dwl 627 Geary

Dusenbery Louis (of Dusenbery Bros., Walla Walla), of-
fice 108 Battery, dwl 417 Powell
Dusenbery Nathan, merchant, dwl 627 Geary
Dusenbury Charles E., asphaltumworker, 300 Sutter, dwl

2 Yerba Buena
Dusenbury Isador, merchant, dwl 606 Geary
Dusing Titus, salesman Locan & Co., 19 Montgomery
Dusseldorf General Insurance Co. of Dusseldorf (Ger-
many), Henry Balzer & Co. agents, office 213 Sansom
Dussin James, salesman, dwl Webster nr Sacramento
DUSSOIi OIISTAVK, capitalist, office 526 Montgomery,
and president French Avings and Loan Society, dwl
730 Sutter
Dustan Alexander T. , dwl 1107 Kearny
Dustano Francisco, nurse, dwl 637 Vallejo
Dustin Jennie, dresser California Theater
Dustin Thomas, porter G. Forrest Walter & Co., dwl 734

Broadway
Dutard Eugene, clerk Hvpolite Dutard, dwl 1007 Minna
DIITARD HYPOLli'E, produce commission mer-
chant, 217 and 219 Clay, dwl 2520 Howard bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Dutau Charles, cook, dwl 835 Broadway
Dutch A. J., physician, office and dwl 310 Stockton
DIIT<'BI WILLIAM, dentist, 26 Mont, dwl 427 Sutter

Dutcher , printer, dwl 411 Sansom

Dutcler John M., foreman Enterprise Sawmill, dwl 1708
Eddy

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D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Moi

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280

DYE

Dutcher Sallie Miss, photographic retoucher, dwl 139
Fourth

Duterer Anton, seaman, dwl 31 Pacific

Dutertro Louis, real estate, dwl SW cor Pntrero Av and
Kl Doi-atlo

Duttc Frederick, wagonmaker J. Dupuy & Co., dwl 433
Vallejo

Dutton Cyrus H., hairdresser, dwl 126 Perr}-

Dutton Frank G., driver N. Gray & Co., dwl 641 Sac

Dutton Georjfe W., clerk Dutton & Moore, dwl N s Sutter
bet Scott and Devisadero

Dl'TTOX IIK.VKY. president Farmers' and Mechanics'
Bank of Savings, office 225 Sansom, dwl N s .Sutter
bet Scott and Devisadero

Dutton Henry Jr. {Dutton d: Moore), dwl 1732 Pacific Av

Dutton .John, ag-ent .John H.Wing, dwl 803^ M.arket

Dutton Joseph, builder, dwl N s Hickory bet Webster
and Buchanan

Dutton Samuel E. (Dutton d: Withington), dwl 723 Grove

Dutton William J., assistant secretary Firemans' Fund
Insurance Co., dwl 252C Bush

Dutton & Moore (Henry D\Mon Jr. and John A.
Moore), hay and grain, Pier 7 Steuart

DBTTO:* »t WITJ»IX«TOX (Samuel E. Dutton and
James II. Withington), manufacturing, importing,
and jobbing stationers, 402 and 404 Sansom

Duttrey Frank, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl E s Folsom nr
Eighteenth

D\ival Eli, blacksmith Potrero and B.V. E,. B.

Duval James, deputy county tax collector, dwl Ws Stock-
ton nr Bush

Duval John M., turner Charles Field & Co., dwl 549 How

Duval Lewis, cigar store, 217 Sixth

Duval R. Mrs. , dwl 30 Geary

Duval William S., mining secretary, 402 Montgomery,
dwl 526 Pine

Duval. See De Vaull

Duvaly Frederick, yardman Lick House

Dnveneck Charles B. (Duveneok dt Co.), dwl SE cor Sev-
enteenth and Eureka

Duveneck & Co. (Charles B. Duveneck and Henry Tit-
gen), groceries and liquors, SE co^r Diamond and Sev-
enteenth

Dwelle James H., solicitor Thomas Barrows, dwl 800 Miss

Dwight George, with Lewis Teese Jr., dwl 624 Sac

Dwight George G., millwright and draftsman Amos &
Davis, dwl E s Bryant bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth

Dwight Lorenzo, driver Smart & Bro., dwl Old San Jos6
Koad nr Industrial School

Dwine , dwl 509 Washington

Dwine Patrick, waiter Lick House, dwl 12 Hunt

Dwinelle Henry J., dwl 225 Leavenworth

Dwinelle Jesse, carpenter, dwl W s Ellis nr Devisadero

nWI.VELLK JOIIiV W., attorney at law, oflSce 509
Kearny, dwl 438 Second

Dwinelle S.amuel H., judge Fifteenth District Court,
Chambers 8 Montgomery Av, dwl 225 Leavenworth
cor Eddy

Dwyer Anthony, carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-fourth bet
Bryant and York

Dwyer Charles, longshoreman, dwl 106 Minna

Dwyer Columbus, deckhand stra Amador, Market St.
Wliarf

Dwyer Cornelius, operator Atlantic and Pac. Telegraph
Co., dwl 631 Sacramento

Dwyer Dennis, laborer, dwl 241 Perry

Dwyer Edward, machinist Union Iron Works

Dwyer Edward, stairbuilder, dwl 23 Clementina

Dwyer Edward H. , dwl 508 Ellis

Dwyer Ellen (widow), dwl 112 William

Dwyer Francis G., steward Goodall, Nelson & Perkins' S. S.
Co., dwl 243 Eighth »

Dwyer G. , waiter Brooklyn Hotel

Dwyer George, miller IJeming, Palmer & Co., dwl 25
Ivate nr Seventh

Dwj-er George, Shipcalkers' Assn, 118 First

Dwyer George R., wire-ropemaker A. S. Hallidie & Co.,
dwl 108 Valparaiso

Dwyer James, liquor saloon, 532 Sac, dwl 028 Clay'

Dwyer James, principal Ocean House School, dwl 454
Bartlett

Dwyer James, waiter Miners' Restaurant, dwl 17 John

Dwyer Jeremiah, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 241
Perry

Dwyer Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 3 Zoe

Dwyer Jeremiah, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., cj^'l W s
Capp bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth

Dwyer Jeremiah M. , deputy sheriff, dwl 252 Perry

Dwyer Jeremiah W., carpenter, dwl 42 Moss

Ew/er John, boatman, dwl 3 Vallejo

Dwyer John, carriagepainter, dwl 542 Mission

Dwyer John, carpenter, dwl 214 Broadway

Dw.ver John, coachman, dwl 1030 Broadway

Dwyer John, conductor, dwl 1007 Natoma

Dwyer John, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 325 Tehama

Dwyer John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl N s Sierra

nr Louisiana
Dwyer John, maltster Hibernia Brewery, dwl 1227 How
Dwyer John, mariner, dwl 3 Vallejo
Dwyer John, mason, dwl Inglewood House, 126 Fifth
Dwyer John, shoemaker, dwl Columbia Hotel
Dwyer John E., machinist, dwl 32 Ritch
Dwyer John P., card writer, 700 Market, dwl 905 Folsom
Dwyer Joseph, physician, 219 Pacific, dwl 20 Jessie
Dwyer Joseph F., salesman Kaindler & Co., dwl 39 Fifth

Av
Dwyer J. R., traveling agent John S. Bo\\'man & Co., dwl

cor Fifth and Minna
Dwyer Julia C. (widow), dwl 905 Market
Dwyer Kate Miss, shirtmaker S. Popper & Co., dwl 20

Jessie
Dwyer Kate (widow), dwl 308 Everett
Dwyer Lawrence, painter Eckfeldt & Co., dwl Ws Ala-
bama bet Twenty-second and'Twenty^hird
Dwyer Lawrence Jr., painter, dwl W s Alabama, bet

Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Dwyer M. Miss, teacher Haves Valley Primary School,

dwl 723 Treat Av
D\\-yer Margaret (widow), cook Home of the Inebriate,

dwl NE cor Stockton and Chestnut
Dwyer Michael, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl cor North Point and Polk
Dwyer Michael, stairbuilder, dwl S s Twenty-fourth bet

Brj'ant and York
Dwyer Patrick, carpenter, dwl 7 Decatur
Dwyer Patrick, porter Sullivan, Kellj' &, Co., dwl 2 Rtie-

sell
D%^yer Philip, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Dwyer Robert, cartman superintendent streets
Dwyer Terrence, laborer Cornelius Connahan, dwl W s San

Jose Road nr Six-mile House
Dwj'er Thomas, clothdresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Facto-
ry, dwl cor North Point and Polk
Dwyer Thomas, mariner, dwl 31 Pacific
Dwyer Thomas, milkranch, W s San Josd Road nr Six -mile

House
Dwyer Thomas, upholsterer, dwl 1117 Montgomery
Dwyer Timothy, groceries and liquors, SW cor Minna and

Seventh, and liquor saloon 14 Sacramento, dwl 607

Minfta
Dwyer Timoth3', laborer, dwl 31 Hunt
Dwyer William, miner, dwl 424 Broadway
Dwyer William, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Dwyer William, weaver Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 1461

Minna
Dwyre Ann (widow), dwl W s and nr San Miguel Station
Dyberg Alfred v., sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 857

Harrison
Dyberg Robert, seaman stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
Dyckman John Mrs. (widow), dwl 528 Jessie »

Dyckman. See Dikeman and Dykeman
Dj'e Elam, machinist Olpha Bonney Jr., dwl California

Av opp Howard, Benial Heights
Dye Wo (Chinese), groceries, 725 Jackson
Dyer Aaron G., boarding, 127 Folsom
Dyer Adolphus S., carjicnter, dwl 2911 Mission
Dyer Ann (widow), seamstress, dwl S s Kate bet Fillmore

and Webster
Dyer Barlow, bond clerk Custom House, dwl Morton

House
Dyer C, clerk, dwl 120 Turk
Dyer C. H., dwl 305 Eddy

Dyer Frank E., mailing clerk Post-office, dwl 138 Post
Dyer George F., cJerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl 5 J Kear
Dyer 0. M., tinsmith, dwl .737 Howard
Dyer James, foreman Engine No. 8 S. F. F. D., dwl 1214

Pacific
Dyer James A., carpenter, dwl 1224 Folsom
Dyer James B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 132

Ritch
Dyer James S., contractor, oflfice 704 Moutgomery, dwl

1795 Union
Dyer J. C, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Dyer Joseph P., capitalist, office 318 California, res Oak-
land
Dyer J. P. , carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Markel

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Dyer Manly, tinsmith Joseph J. Vasconcellos, dwl 737

Howard
Dyer Mar(j:aret (widow), dressmaker, dwl 2011 Mission
Dyer Martin, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Dyer Matthew P., mason new U. S. Apjiraiser's Building,

dwl 1217 Pacific
Dver Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 8

Bowen's Block, South S. F.
Dyer Perry, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl Cosmo-

jiolitan Hotel
Dyer KicharJ, drajTiian H. Allen Mayhew, dwl 1907 Bush
Dyer Robert, bmikkeeper, dwl 207 Montgomery Av
Dyer Kudoljihus C, stocks, dwl 50i Stcincr
Dyer Stejihen R., shipjoiner, dwl 205 Second
Dyer Thomas, assistant engineer stm Newbem, Folsom

St. ^y^^Mcf

Dyer William C, cooper, 1017 Batterj', dwl 1 Bartol

Dvke Eugene B., mining stocks, dwl 4 Willow Av

Dyke Thomas, butcher with Thomas B. Bromley, dwl 821

Post
Dyke William, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Dykemann Owen, engineer, dwl 807 Mason
Dykemann. Sec Dikeman and Dycknian
Dykes Robert, compositor Morning Call, dwl 2409 Clay
Dyley Charles, master mariner, dwl 003 PiiJe
Dynan Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. B. R., dwl NE cor

Illinois and Twentieth
D^•sart E. W., agent North Pac. Coast R. R., office Green

St. Wharf, dwl 803 Montgomery"
Dyson James, glasscutter >\'^ttier. Fuller & Co., dwl 14J

Harriet

Eabrera Angelina (widow), dwl 4 Card Alley

Eade George C, carpenter, dwl 914 Market

Eade William, stevedore Meiizies iC Bingham, dwl 3 Baj'

Eades Joseph, baker, dwl 116 Perry

Eadon William H., clerk Crane i!c Brigham, res Oakland

Eagan Ann (widow), furnished rooms, 3 Minna

Eag;\n C. , lireman Southern Pac. R. R.

Eagan Charles H., painter, dwl 949 Bryant

Eagan Cornelius, boottreer Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 7

Natoraa
Eagan Dora (widow), dwl 14 Dora
Eagan Edward, boilermaker, dwl 78 Clementina
Eagan James, helper Cal. Planing Mills
Eagan James, laborer, dwl NWcor Collins and Santa Rosa

Av
Eagan James, laborer, dwl 78 Clementina
Eagan James, laundrjTuan S. F. Laundrj', dwl NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Eagan James L., captain U. S. A., dwl Morton House
Eagan John, driver John Hoej-, dwl 501 Minna
Eagan John, expressman, 733 Market, dwl Brannan nr

Seventh
Eagan John, pantryman Alfred W. Manning, dwl 304

Beale
Eagan John, printer, dwl 26 Minna
Eagan John, teamster, dwl 311 East
Eagan John, waiter Grand Hotel

Eagan John J., poultry and game, 12 Metropolitan Mar-
ket, dwl Coso House
Eagan Martin, miller, dwl N s TLlden bet Fourteenth and

Fifteenth
Eagan Marj' Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 20 Anna
Eagan Mary Ann, with Xye & Acheson, dwl 20 Hunt
Eagan Michael, blacksmith, dwl 78 Clementina
Eagan Michael, bricklayer, dwl 514 Mission
Eagan Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 74 Clem
Eagan .Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Eagan Michael, laborer, dwl 406 Broadway
Eagan Michael, laborer William H. Gaylord, 716 Sansom
Eagan Michael, longshoreman, dwl NW cor Coiling and

Santa Rosa Av ♦

Eagan Michael Jr., laborer, dwl 73 Clementina
Eagan Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Eagan Patrick, laborer, dwl li)6 First
Eagan Patrick, laborer Henr^- J. McLerie, dwl 436 Jessie
Eagan Peter, bootn-aker Patrick Hvu-ley, dwl ISJ Folsom

Av
Eagan Peter, deckhand stm Alice Garratt, Front St

Wharf
Eagan Peter J., painter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 216

Twelfth
Eagan Richard J. {Eagan <t- Co.), dwl 364 Jessie
Eagan Thomas, dwl Central Pac. Hotel
Eagan Thomas, bootmaker, dwl 9 Minna

Eagan Thomas, cartman, dwl 164 Jessie
E^gan Thomas, engineer National Laundry, dwl S s Seven-
teenth nr Dolores
E^gan Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Eagan Thomas, laborer, dwl 78 Clementina
Eagan Thomas A., tinsmith Marten Prag, dwl E 8 Mason

bet Green and Vallejo
Eagan Thomas, plumber W. W. Walmsley, dvrt 108 Ivy Av
Eagan William, coachtrimmer, dwl 14 Dora
Eagan k Co. (Jiicfiard J. L'agan a7id Ilenry Boyle), fur-
niture, 807 Howard
Eagan. See Egan

Eagar Louisa (widow), dwl 4 Langton
Eager William Z., pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1527

Tyler
Eagers Philip, hamessmaker, dwl 174 Perry
Eagle Brass and Bell Foundry, Greenberg &. Co. proptrs,

205 Fremont
Eagle Brewery, Armstrong & Tajlor proptrs, SAVcor Fol-
som and Fourteenth
Eagle Co. (Chinese), manufs cigars, 413 Commercial
Eagle Coffee and Spice Mills, Horace Gates & Co. proptrs,

112 Sjtear
Eagle Cottee Mills, Emil Loeven & Co. proptrs, 520 First
EACiLE Fi;.SE t'O., John Skinker agent, office 108 Bat
Eagle Nicholas, molder, dwl W s Sanchez bet Eighteenth

and Nineteenth
Eagle Paper Mills (Point Arenas, Mendocino Co.), S. P.

Taylor & Co. agents, depot 416 Clay
Eagle (^Juicksilver Mining Co. (Santa Barbara Co., CaL),

office 302 Montgomerj' room 5
Eagle Shirt Factorj-, Maurice Jacobs proptr, 3 First
Eagle Silver Mine and Mill Co. (Lander Co., Nev.), Henry

L. Byrne secretary-, office 533 Kearny
Eagle Warehouse, Nathan R. LoweU proptr, NW cor

Davis and Pine
Eagle William, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Eagles Henry W., master mechanic New U. S. Apprais-
er's Building, dwl 522 Minna
Eagles John {Eajles a; Wild), dwl 549 Howard
Eagles Miriam P. Mrs. , dress and cloakmaker, 909 Market
Eagles William, carpenter M. Fulda &; Sons, dwl 909

Market
Eagles iS WUd (John Eagles and Thomas WUd), wines

and liquors, 602 Mission
Eagleson John, laborer, dwl 9 HajTS'ood
Eagleson John G. (Eagleson <i- Co.), and salesman E. H.

Jones I& Co., dwl 26 O'Farrell
Eagleson Robert {Eagleson d: Co.), dwl 26 O'Farrell
Eagleson Thomas C, pressman Sherman & Hyde, dwl 29

John
Eagleson & Co. {John G. and Robert Eagleson), gents'

furnishing goods, 4 Kearny
Eakins Mary A., millinery, 24 Kearny
Eakins Peter A., commission merchant and secretary
Hayward's Park Homestead Union, office and dwl
230 Kearny
Eamert S., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Fames Fi-ank, painter, dwl 548 Mission
Eardman William, mUler Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 105

Jackson
Earl D. W. , forwarding and commission, office 226 Cali-
fornia, dwl 632 Eddy
Earl George, patternmaker, dwl 18 First
Earl Henry G., shoemaker, dwl 312 Lily Av
Earl James, tninkmaker, dwl 209 Clara
Earl James C. , bricklayer, dwl Oil Stockton
Earl John H., liquor saloon, NE cor Clay and Drumm,

res Oakland
EARL JOH.V O., capitalist, office 401 California, dwl

34 E.sses cor Harrison •

Earl Josiah, manager Immigrant Bureau, office 40 Cali-
fornia, res Oakland
Earl R. W., Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Earle Agnes Miss, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl

621 Bush
Earle Clara B. Miss, teacher Stockton St. Primary School,

dwl 2220 Jackson
Earle David, clerk DaWs Brothers, dwl 577 Bryant
Earle Frederick, dwl 812 California
Earle Freeman R., barkeeper C. T. P. S. S. Vasco de Garaa,

dwl 525 Post
E.IRLE GEORGE, secretary- Lumber Dealers' Ex-
change and Pine Lumber Assn, office Pier 5 Steuart,
dwl 520 Dupont
Earle George F., shipping clerk Reding^ton & Co., dwl

■2^S Jackson
Earle Halford, messenger Merchants' Exchange Bank,
dwl 2220 Jackson

"1 JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.
19

D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant,

Earle Heiiry H., invoice clerk Redington & Co., dwl 2222

Jackson
Earle Jlarj" R- (widow), physician, dwl 224 Second
Earle Philip, farmer, dwl 122 Ellis
Earle Slade A. Jr., foreman Buckingham & Heclit, dwl

524 Oak
Earle Slade A. Sr., carpenter, dwl 524 Oak
Earlie Susie H. Miss, teacher Model School, dwl 520 Tliird
Earle\^ William R., locksmith, dwl 716 Howard
Earls'Michael, baker James Collopy, dwl 221 Eighth
Early H., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Early James, laborer, dwl 75 Jessie
Early James, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Eanis Henry, dwl (J48 Mission
Easel V Benjamin C, porter Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl

423 Bush
East Belcher G. and S. M. Co., Joseph Maguire secretarj',

office 419 California
East Oakland and Fruit Vale Express, office 425J Davis
East Ophir Siher Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), H. R.

West secretary, office 240 Montgomery
EAST STRiEE'ff" WIIAKF, E from Market to Folsom
East Yellow Jacket Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office

419 California room 23
Easteu Samuel, carpenter, dwl 533 Commercial
Easter John, engineer, dwl 2 Zoe PI
Easterby A. Y. , real estate, office 330 Pine room 36, res

Napa City, C'al.
Easterling John, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Eastham Henry F., master mariner, dwl 29 Glen Park Av
Eastham Henry F. Jr., seaman, dwl 29 Glen Park Av
Eastham W. W., importer brushes, 123 California, res

Boston, Mass.
Eastland Andrew Jackson, clerk Donohoe, Kelly & Co.,

res Oakland
Eastland Hank, carpenter, dwl 46 Tehama
Eastland H. H. , carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
EA!ST1.1..\» JOSEPH <;., secretary S. F. Gas Light

Co., dwl 410 Geary
Eastley John, carpenter, dwl N s Ivy Av, bet Van Ness

Av and Polk
Eastman Clement F., clerk, dwl 28 Hawthorne
Eastman Cjtus A., dwl 28 Hawthorne
Eastman Cjtus A., master mariner, dwl 2 Ewer PI
Eastman Edward, artist, dwl 1123 Clay
Eastman Edward H., assistant County Surveyor's Office,

dwl 528 Pine
Eastman Emily R. Mrs., photographic painter, studio and

dwl 235 Kearny
EASTM.VK FSSAXK, proDtr Franklin Book and Job

Printing Office, 509 Clay, dwl 1117 Taylor
Eastman George B., agent San Rafael E.\press, office 333

East, dwl 217 Ritch
Eastman George H., waiter S. S. Newbem, Folsom St.

Wharf
Eastman George W., janitor Mercantile Library, dwl 216

Bush
Eastman Harrison, artist, dwl 1123 Clay
Eastman Henry, machinist, dwl 116 Jones
Eastman John, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 22

Turk
Eastman Tliomas S., agent Abbot, Downing & Co.'s car-
riages, 413 and 415 Battery, dv/1 522 Third
Eastman Webster, cai-penter, dwl 423 Bush
Eastman William H., carj^enter, dwl 528 Pine
Easton Charles, cabinetmaker John Easton, dwl E s Chat>

tanooga bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Easton David N. , clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 530 Geary
Easton George {Potter, Jacobs & E.), dwl 1418 Clay
Easton Harry, painter, dwl 120 Seventh
Easton James, clerk, dwl 517 O'Farrell
E.1..STON JOAX, cabinetmaker, 261 First, dwl 109 Sev-
enth
Easton Lizzie B. Miss, teacher, dwl 530 Geary
Easton Oliver W., mining engineer, dwl 530 Geary
Easton Susan (widow), dwl 627 Vallejo
Easton William B., salesman Pei.votto & Silvermarr, dwl

319 Hyde
Easton Wendell, mining secretary, office 419 California

room 28, dwl 530 Geary
EASTPORT t'««S SSAY COAL MHVIXd CO., I.

Lawrence Pt)ol, agent, office 31 Merchants' Exchange
Eastwood Herbert, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl N s

Twenty-sixth bet Dol(jres and Church
Eastwood Richard, sawyer C'al. Planing Mills, dwl NE

cor Howard arrd Steuart
Eastwood Thomas, shipsmith Sanford W. Taylor, dwl 18

First
Eaton C, dwl 863 J Market

Eatorr Charles, barkeeper, dwl 566 Howard

Eaton Charles, bootblack, 1210 JIarket, dwl Market nr

Fifth
EATO.V t'lI.MtLES S., importer and wholesale musi-
cal instruments, and agent Hazcltorr pianos and Es-

tey & Co.'s organs, 138 Mont, dwl 1206 Mason
Eaton Charles W., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

500 Howard
Eaton Cornelius J., mining secretary, office 402 Mont-

gomerj' room 7, dwl 330 Fremont
Eatorr Daniel, steward J. M. Eaton & Co., dwl 16 Sixth
Eaton S. B., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Eaton Edward D. {J. M. Eaton X- Co.), dwl 16 Sixth
Eaton Edward R., policeman City Hall, dwl 1811 Dupont
Eaton F., clerk, dwl 14 Turk
Eaton F. E., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Eatorr Frederick S., canrrraker B. C. Austin, dwl 1024 Pac
Eatorr Frederick W., supervisor Sixth Ward, office 526

Montgomery third floor, dwl 1521 Califorrria
Eaton George, clerk, dwl 946 Howard
Eaton Henrj' J., clerk La Grarrde Laundrj', dwl 1316 Na-

toma bet Fumleerrth and Fifteenth
Eatorr Hirarrr, barkeeper, dwl 566 Howard
Eaton Hiram L. , woolgrower, dwl 223 Third
Eaton Isaac F., coal and wood dealer. Third St. Wharf,

dwl 724 Shotwell
Eaton James F., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

566 Howard
Eaton J. F., dwl 20 Taylor
Eaton J. M. {J. M. Eaton X- Co.), dwl 16 Sixth
Eaton J. M. & Co. {Edward D. Eaton), restaurarrt, 5 and

7 Sixth
Eaton Lemuel P., dwl 5 Kent nr Mason
Eaton Martha (widow), dwl 59 Shipley
Eaton N., steward schr American Girl, dv/l 39 Sac
Eaton Noble H., clerk Bank of California, dwl 1713 Polk
Eaton Robert S., dwl 712 Shotwell
Eaton Thomas, stonecutter, dwl 19 Tiu'k
Eaton William, millwright Philip Hinkle, dwl 28 Wash-

ingtoir Av
Eaton William G., woolgrader Central Wool Depot, dwl

NW cor Stocktorr and Broadway
Eaton W'illiam H., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl

1024 Pacific
Eatorr William L., refinerj'^ operator U. S. Mint, dwl CIS

Grove
Eaton W.W., dwl 14 Tirrk ,

Eatwell Charles, hackdriver, dwl 120 Freelon
Eaves Charles, woodengraver, dwl 116 Silver
Eaves Williarrr T., watchmaker and jeweler, 911 Folsom
Eayrs Harrisorr P., marrager R. J. Kohler's Reduction

Works, office 401 California, dwl 2013 Taylor
Ebberts Charles, conductor Central R. R., dwl 1000 McAl-
lister
Ebberts S. S., clerk, dwl 235 O'Farrell
EBBETS AEfirilliK M., merchajrts' coal yard, 109-115

Sacramento, dwl 1405 Jones
Ebbetts Frank, dwl 534 Bush
Ebbetsorr Edward, miner, dwl 102 Mason
Ebbinghausen Henry {Ebbingkaiisen ifc Co.), dwl NW cor

Shotwell arrd Twenty-first
Ebbinghausen & Co. {Ernest Lilienthal), groceries and

liquors, SE cor Third and Howard
Ebeling Charles W., hairdresser Henry W. Stable, dwl 413

Si.xth
Ebeling Theodore, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s

Illinois rrr Tweirtieth
Eber Albert, merchant, dwl 425 Turk
Eberhardt Charles, baker R. R. Swaiir & Co., dwl 213

Sutter
Ebcrle Adam, laborer Cameron & Hull, dwl 12 Harriet
Eberle Arrton, candJ^rrake^ Adolph Heine, dwl SOS Green
Eberle Joseph, boots and shoes, W s Sarr Bruno Road bet

Tweirty-severrth and Twenty-eighth
Eberle Rober-t M., stage manager California Theater, dwl

226i O'Farrell
Eberlirrg Christiarr W., porter Spruance, Stanley & Co.,

dwl 561 Minna
Ebers E. Mrne., dwl 440 Bush
Eberspacher Fredericlc, tailor, dwl 41 Everett
Ebert Charles J., gardener Charles Duiscrrbcrg, 1053 Har
Ebert Augirst, expressman, cor Stocktorr arrd Vallejo, dwl

419 Frarrcisco
Ebert George, hops and brewers* material, 415 Sacra-

rrrerrto, dwl 815 Broadway
Ebert John, dwl 419 Francisco
Ebner August, Swiss Berrev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Ebrrer Charles, bookkeeper Starr & Co. , dwl 304 Clem
Echevarria Daniel, searrrarr, dwl 500 Uniorr

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Proptr.

C. p. VAN SCHAACK <S; CO., 706, 703, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Echgelineier Heniiaii, teamster FreUerick Hufschuiidt,

dwl 1307 Kcaniy
Eck Matil'la Miss, ironor, dwl irv2(i I)u]iont
Eck Thoodore, inusiciaii, dwl lOlii Market
Eekard Charles E., shuemaker Kiuhurd I'ahl, dwl 77

Fourth
Eekbloin Lizzie, chambennaid Grand Hotel
Eckel Henry, jtroducu dealer, dwl 483 CJreenwieh*
Eckel John N., physician, otiico and dwl 325 Geary
Eckclniann John, iiairdresjser, dwl 122S Pacific
Eckels Henry, conductor Central K. R., dwl 1211 Fill-
more
Eckenroth Frank, bookkeeper United Anaheim Wine

Growers' Assn, dwl l(i Washington Av nr Mission
Eckenroth John, lunihernian, dwl 127 Jackson
Eckenroth Josei)h, wa4,'o!!niakcr Andreson Bros., dwl 16

Washinj^on Av nr Mission
Eckent Andrew, laborer S. F. Gas Lij,'ht Co.
Ecker George O., salesman Henry Mayers, dwl C35 Geary
Ecker Nichohis, tailor, 311 Pine room 22, dwl cor Powell

and Bush

Eckernian , clerk, dwl 1014 Stockton

Eckers George, furniture, dwl 29 Ritch

Eckerson Ole, ixvinter, dwl 255 Minna

Eckert F. M., builder, dwl 901 Bush

Eckert Ignatius, assisUint coiner's department U. S. Mint,

dwl l>09 Steven -ion
Eckfeldt J. M. (widow), dwl 1015 Jackson
Eekfeldt William H., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl

572 Folsom
ECli.FII'^LUT A <'0., Importers, jobbers and manufac-
turers wire goods, 412 Clav
Eckf.ird Robert, tailor, 219 Third
Eckhardt Henrj", market, 1427 California
Eckhardt John, broker, dwl 933 Kearny
Eckhardt L., watchmaker M. Wuusch & Co., dwl 206 Kear
Eckhardt Louis H., bookkeeper John C. Bell, dwl 1722

Pacific Av
Eckler Robert (yorman X* U.), dwl 1711 Jessie
Eckley Frank N., bookkeeper Stephen S. Smith, dwl 28

Glen Park Av
Ecklev George, painter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

28 Glen Park Av
Eckiej- Henry (James W. Burnham it Co.), dwl 34 Haw-
thorne
Eckley John L. {James W. Burnham it Co.), res Contra

Cost;i Co.
Eckley William C, carpenter, 243 Fourth, dwl 160 Shipley
Ecknian Alexius, musician, dwl 70(j Clementina
Eckman A. O., teacher music, dwl 19 Adelaide PI
Eckman Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Eckman Charles, tanner, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-eighth
Eckman Harry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 78

Clementina
Ecks Charles, delivery clerk Wlieeler & Wilson Manuf.

Co., dwl SW cor Sacramento and Broderiok
Ecks Henr}-, butcher, dwl SW cor Laguna and Fulton
Eckstein A., porter Tobin, Davissou & Co., dwl cor San-

som and Sutter
Eckstein Alfred, clerk Louis Schwartz, dwl 131 Mont
Eckstein Leopold, salesman Simon Popper, dwl 1911 Stock
Eckstein William ^Eckstein tt Schoenburg), dwl 12 St.

Mary
Eckstein & Schoenburg (William Eckstein and Louis

Schoenburg), old headquarters, NW cor Bush and

Montgomery
Eckstrom A. , student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

1516 Hyde
Eclipse Bakerj', Thomas J. Chadboume proprietor, 1412-

1418 Dupont, office 200 Davis
Eclipse, Winters & Plato Consolidated Gold Hill Mining

Co., Walter E. Dean secretary, office 419 Cal room 19
EtTAUOK, Francisco Herrera acting consvU, office 331

Montgomery room 13
Eddie Michael, carpenter, dwl 122 Ellis
Eddinger E., dwl 23 Kearnv
Eddy Adelia (widow), dwl 201 Turk

Eddy A. R., lieutenant-colonel U. S. A., chief quarter-
master Dept. Cal. , office 105 Stockton, dwl 236 Taylor
Eddy Belle Miss, telegraph operator Grand Hotel, dwl 519

Pacific
Eddy David, blacksmith Market St. R. R., dwl 54 Everett
Eddy E. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 719 Market
Eddj- Ephraim M., groceries and liquors, S corPrecita Av

and Precita PI, Bernal Heights
Eddy Henry M., miner, dwl 7 O'Farrell
Eddy James J., liquor saloon, 527 Pacific
Eddy Nelson B., cashier Palace Hotel, dwl 534 Bush

Eddy Olive S. (widow), dwl 348 Fremont

Eddv R. H., machinchand California Planing Mill

Eddy S. E. Mrs., dwl 718 Howard

Eddy William, painter Cal. Chemical Paint Co.

Eddy William, teamster Lewis & Co., Pier 1 Steuart St.

Ede William, contractor, dwl NW cor Guerrero and Sev-
enteenth

Edelcn Lenmel H. , mining, office 409 California second
floor, dwl 1104 .Market

Edcler Cliarles, cariienter, dwl W s San Jose Road, nr
Six-mile House

Edelkanip liarnard, liquor saloon, 424 Third

Edelniau Chailes, messenger Surveyor's Office Custom
House, dwl 328 Sixth

Edclmaiin Gustave, groceries and liquors, SW cor Green-
wich and Mason

Edelmann .John, confectioner, dwl 431 Union

Edehnann Joseph, bellhanger, 908 Pacific

Edelmann Matthias A., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., dwl 23 Guerrero

Eden John (Jlcins it E.), dwl N s Vallejo nr Battery

Eden Landing Steamers, Henry Osterloh agent, office 37
Commercial

Eden M., expressman, dwl 417 Brannan

Eder Peter J., solicitor Prescott House, dwl 933 Kearny

Edes George, carpenter, dwl 1006 Market

Edgar Charles (Jeinison <t E.), dwl 27 O'Farrell

Edgar Daniel J., mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1808
Taylor, rear

Edgar George, expressman, dwl 325 Beale, rear

Edgar James, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm

Edgar John, bootmaker James Barton, dwl 1117 Mont

Edgar Michael J., dwl Qh Cleaveland

Edgar Peter, seaman, dwl 540 Bryant

Edgar Robert, carpenter, dwl 14^ Rausch

Edgar W. A., laborer superintendent streets

Edgar William, engineer, dwl 529 Fourth

Edgar William JL, deputy County Auditor, dwl 729 Har

Edgell James, hogranch, R nr Fifteenth Av, South S. F.

Edgerly Napoleon B. (JV. B. Edgerly & Co.), dwl Lick
House

Edgerly N. B. & Co., shipchandlers, 46 Clay

Edgerly S. Augustus, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl
10 Stanford

Edgerton George H., carpenter new U. S. Appraiser's
Building, dwl 123 Shotwell

Edgerton Mary Miss, dwl 915 Jackson

Edington A. M. Mrs., dwl 518 Tyler

Edingburgh Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.),
Robert P. Hosmer secretary, office 330 Pine room 21

Edinger Acrhille, clerk Charles Bertody, dwl 1005 Stockton

Edinger Morris B. (S. Leebes it Co.), dwl 23 Kearny

Edith Quicksilver Mining Co. (Najia Co., Cal.), William
Stuart secretary, office 113 Leidesdorff

Edleffson John H., carver D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 730
Hayes

Edler John, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson

Edmonds Charles, actor Maguire's Theater, dwl 627 Cal

Edmonds Charles ilrs., actress Maguire's Theater, dwl
627 California

Edmonds Charles W., rigger, dwl 9 Baldwin Court

Edmonds Hannah Mrs., fancy goods, 825 Pacific

Edmonds James W., laborer, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana

Edmonds Juliana (widow), waxflowers, 343 Third

Edmonds Marcus A., attorney at law, office 626 Washing-
ton, dwl 1219 Bush

Edmonds P. A., hairdresser Sylvester Bums, dwl 47 Clara

Edmonds P. A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 47 Clara

Edmonds Robert, musician, dwl 120 Seventh

Edmonds William, saloonkeejier, dwl 128 Bernard

Edmonds William H. , dwl 974 Brj'ant

Edmonds. See Edmunds

Edmondson Parker, painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co. , dwl 529
Second

Edmondson Thomas I., grain merchant, office 705 San-
son!, dwl 416 Harrison

Edmonston Benjamin B., contractor, dwl 1423 Cal

Edmunds E. , waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont

Edmunds Edwin S. , dwl 602 Leavenworth

Edmunds George, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co. 's Express,
dwl 602 Leavenworth

Edmunds George, sawyer Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 535
Howard

Edmmiids George, secretary California Cracker Co., dwl
2433 Buchanan

Edmunds Henry H., dairyman, dwl 31 8 J Hayes

Edmunds Henry J., teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 507
Eighth

Edmunds James, butcher, dwl 11 Scott PI

JAMES G-. STEELE Si CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Tewelry Manufactory, "Wholesale and Retail, L. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant I

Edmunds Thomas M. , clerk Nye & Acheson, dwl 602 Leav

Kdmunds. See Edmonds

Edmundson Jonah, nijjht inspector Custom House.dwl 423

iiush
Edouart Alexander (Edonart <fe Cobb), dwl 626 O'Farrell
Edouart & Cobb (Alexander Edimurt and David Cobb),

jihotojo-ajihic art gullery, 504 Kearny
Edsbcr^r Edward E., clerk Samuel Henderson, dwl W s

Dcvisadero bet Eddy and Ellis
Edson Clinton A. {Hughes »L- E.), dwl N s McAllister nr

Fillmore
Edson William P., clerk U. S. A. Headquarters, 105

Stockton, d\W 703 Market
Edstrom Anna, dressmaker, dwl 407 Post
Edstrom Thomas, trunkmaker D. S. Martin &" Co., dwl

407 Post
EDl«ATIOX BOARD OF, office 22 City HaU, second

floor

Edwards , carrier Morning Call

Edwards , shiiicarpenter, dwl 777j Mission

Edwards Alice (widow], boarding, 1223 Folsom
Edwards Allen, longshoreman, dwl 333 Vallejo
Edwards Ambrose, jeweler Edwards & Tuckey, res

Oakland
Edwards Andrew L. Jr., law student Daniel H. 'WTiitte-

more, dwl 619 Bush
Edwards Annie E. Miss, compositor S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, dwl 1223 Folsom
Edwards Charles, 614 Kearnj'

Edwards Charles {F. tO C. Edwards), dwl 240 Jessie
Edwards Charles, master mariner, dwl NE cor Hyde and

Jackson
Edwards Charles B. , bookkeeper George O. McMullin &

Co. , and supervisor Second Ward, dwl 421 Green
Edwards Charles H., pressman, dwl E s Diamond nr

Seventeenth
Edwards David, dressmaker, 743 Mission
Edwards David H., salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,

dwl 503 Folsom
Edwards David W., receiving clerk freight depot South-
ern Pac. R. R., cor Filth and Townsend, dwl 624

Fourth
Edwards E., cook tug boat Sol Thomas, Pier 9 Steuart
Edwards E., miner, dwl 408 Broadway
Edwards Edward, collector Sather & Co., dwl E s Dia-
mond nr Seventeenth
Edwards Edward, cooper, dwl W s Fourteenth Av nr N,

Souths. F.
Edwards Edward, market, 1324 Kearny
Edwards Edward Jr., clerk, dwl E s Diamond nr Seven-
teenth
Edwards Edward D., seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Edwards Ellis, field-note clerk U. S. Surveyor General's

Office, dwl 32 Fourth
Edwards Emma Mrs., dwl 106J Third
Edwards E. T. Mrs. , delivery clerk Post-office, dwl SE cor

Octavia and Jackson
Edwards F. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 16 Sutter
Edwards F. & C. (Frederick and Charles), oysters, 41

Centre Market
Edwards Francis, laborer, dwl 34i Clara, rear
EDW.4RDS FK.lMi. G., importer carpets, oil cloths,

window shades, and manufacturer paperhangings,

etc., 628-634 Clay, dwl 308 Braiinan
Edwards Frederick (F. <i: C. Edwards), dwl 240 Jessie
Edwards Frederick, electroplater, dwl 305 Bartlett nr

Twerity-fourth
Edwards G., laborer,''dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Edwards George, dwl 414 Pacific

Edwards George, boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl 236 Perry
Edwards George, real-estate agent, office 317 California,

dwl 718 Treat Av nr Twenty -third
Edwards George D., mining secretiry,office 414 California,

dwl 1022 Jackson
Edwards George F., woodturner R. H. Orton, dwl 718

Treat Av
Edwards George W. (Stockton & Co.), dwl 30 Frederick
Edwards George W., butcher Bernard McMahon, dwl 412J

Shipley
Edwards George W., steward stm Senator, Broadway St.

Wharf, dwl 108 Seventh
Edwards G. H., dwl 2 Turk
Ed«ards Gussie Miss, dwl 3i Brenham PI
Edwards Henry (C. .fc P. H'.Tirrcll d: Co.), dwl 026 Sutter
Edwards Henry, actor California Theater, dwl 216 Chestnut
Edwards Henry, cari>enter, dwl 1308 Pacific
Edwards Henry, cartman Patent Brick Co., dwl Berry nr

Fourth
Edwards Henry C, expressman, 16 Sacramento

Edwards Hugh, barkeeper Duncan S. Tyson, dwl 29 Sec

Edwards J. (widow), dw 1 31 Eddy

Edwards J. (Taylor .0 E.), junction Market and Sac

Edwards J., clerk stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf

Edwards J., longshoreman, dwl N'W cor Third and Berr}-

Edwards James, carpenter, dwl 1317i Mission

Edwards James, liquors, dwl 868 ilission

EdwardsVTames, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart

Edwards James, waiter, dwl 13 Freelon, rear

Edwards John, clerk freight dejxit Southern Pac. K. R.,

cor Fifth and Towiisend, dwl 632 Post
Edwards John, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Edwards John, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Edwards John, teamster, dwl SW cor Grove and Bu-
chanan
Edwards John E., carpenter, dwl 6 Freelon
Edwards John Grairville, publisher Coast Review, office

113 Leidesdorff, dwl 1130 '\'alencia
Edwards. John H., assayer Riehn, Hemme & Co., dwl SW

cor Sacramento and Van Ness Av
Edwards John W. , painter, dwl 47 Ritch
Edwards Justus H., salesman Albert Mau & Co., dwl 1833

Jessie
Edwards LawTence, waiter Palace Hotel
Edwards Lawrence B., wharfinger Market St. Wharf, dwl

619 Bush
Edwards Lewis, first mate O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Edwards Marj* (widow), dwl 14 Freelon
Edwards Mathias, chophouse NE cor Drumm and Clay,

dwl 67 Minna
Edwards M. E., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl. 525

Pine
Edwards M. V. Mrs. (widow), dwl 2127 Bush
Edwards Nathaniel, bookkeeper, dwl 302 Fourth
Edwards N. E. Mrs. (widow), dwl 802 Howard
Edwards Peter, cabinetmaker, dwl 123 Silver
Edwards Peter, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Edwards Peter, steward Washington Hotel, 519 Mission
Edwards Peter, wagonmaker N. McGarvey, dwl Potrero
Edwards R. M., stationery, cutlery, and optical goods,

508 and 510 Montgomeiy, dwl Russ House
Edwards Robert L., dwl Occidental Hotel
Edwards Robert W. (Edwards iL- Tuckey), res Oakland
Edwards Samuel, clerk, dwl 1514 Mission
Edwards Sarah, silk worker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., South

S. F.
Edwards Thomas, dwl 536 Sacramento
Edwards Thomas, bootcrimper William Limperle, dwl

616 California, rear
Edwards Tliomas, clerk, dwl 245 Second
Edwards Thomas, hostler, 921 Sutter
Edwards Thomas, liquor saloon NE cor Front and Market,

dwl 868 Mission
ED"»VAKDS THOMAS C, manager Commercial

Agency, office 401 California, dwd 718 Treat Av
EDWARDS T. I»I., druggist and apothecarj-, NE cor
Kearny and Jackson, and school director, dwl NE
cor Broadway and Buchanan
Edwards W., carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co., dwl 3 King
Edwards Waller S., barber Sylvester Burns, res Oakland
Edwards W. H., teacher Lincoln Evening School
Edwards William, attorney at law, dwl 509 Bush
Edwards William, clerk, dwl 19 Sixth
Edwards William, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Edwards William, seaman sloop Mysterv, Washmgton St.

Wharf
Edwards William, stationery, 525 Fourth
Edwards William, stevedore, dwl 6 Zoe
Edwards William, i>aying teller Merchants' Exchange

Bank, dwl 1514 Mission
Edwards William E., blacksmiths' bellows, SE cor Mis-
sion and Beale, res West Oakland
Edwards William F., master mariner, dwl 225 Second
Edwards William H. (Taylor cC- E.), dwl 61 Clementina
Edwards William P. Jr., clerk Countj' Assessor's Office,

dw 1 1022 Jackson
Edwards William R., coppei-smith Central Pac. R. R. Co.,

dwl 233 Fifteenth
Edwards William S., aid U. S. Coast Sun^ey, office 214

Stockton, dwl NE cor Broadway and AVebster
Edwards Wilson S., clerk John McKillop & Co., dwl 718

Treat Av
Edwards William T. , groceries and liquors, NE cor Turk

and Leavenworth
Edwards W. P., dwl 1022 Jackson
Edwards W. R., engineer Southern Pac. R. R. shops, dwl

231 Fifteenth
Edwards & Tuckey (Robert W. Edwards nnd Alfred
Tuckey), manufacturing jewelers, 618 Mei'chant

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Eells Charles V., law student E. U. & J. W. Mastick.res

Oakland
Eells (3eori,'c X. , dwl E s ShotwoU bet Nineteenth and

Twentieth
Eells John S., clerk auditini^ deiiartmcnt Wells, Fargo k

Co. , dwl W 3 Folsom bet Twenty-first and Twenty-
second
Eells Mary (widow), dwl E s Shotwell bet Nineteenth and

Twentieth
Eells Kufus 8. (Kc^/x .(: Stanford), dwl E s Shotwell bet

Nineteenth and Twentieth
EcUs Thomas N., exin-essman, NEcor Pine and Montgom-

orv, dwl!),S»)l)ol.>rc^i
EKI.LS A STA\B'«JM»(yiiff?(.s,9. EdU and Jerome B.

.S^(»/";-(>'). stockbrokers, iofiA California
Kff tieorjre, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Etfinjier Selina Jlrs., dressmaker and branch bakery, NW

cor Jones and O'Farrell
Efford Noah Clift, shipowner, office 311 East, dwl 1810

Dupont
Efolete Phillipo, tanner James Duncan, dwl NE cor Ninth

and Brannan

Egan , driver Dexter Stable

Evran Cornelius, shoemaker, dwl 130 Rose Av

Efran Daniel, jiorter Kelly \- Ejran

Egan Edward, machinist, dwl 415 Vallejo

Egan Edward, plasterer, dwl 12 Russell

Egan Edward J., blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 411

\'allejo
Egan Oeorge, driver City Stables, dwl 223 Bush
Egan Henry, plasterer, dwl 110 Bernard
Egan James, blindmaker S. S. Culvenvell, 24 California
Egan James, helper William F. Kellctt, dwl 12 Russell
Eg-an James, laundryman S. F. Laundiy, NW cor Turk

and Fillmore
Egan James, porter A E. Swain, dwl cor Mission and

Thirtieth
Egan John {Kelly ct- E.), dwl 122 Page
Egan John, clerk, dwl 5 Perry
Egan John, clerk, dwl 210 Jones
Egan John, laborer, dwl 421 Clementina
Egan John, laborer, dwl 2520 Sutter
Egan John, painter, dwl 785 Mission
Egan John, waiter International Hotel, 824 Kearny
Eg-xn John J. , porter International Hotel, dwl 272 Jessie
Egan John W., salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., dwl 210

Jones
Egan Joseph, copper-plateprinter John P. Beals, dwl 1811

Polk
Egan >I. , laborer Frear Stone Co.
Egan Martin, miller Dohrmann & Co., dwl Tilden bet

F^)urteenth and Fifteenth
Egan Michael, cartman California Brick Co., dwl- 3 King
Egan Michael, hackdriver Lenhart & Bradly, dwl 548J-

Natoma
Egan Michael, laborer, dwl N s Tyler bet Polk and Van

Ness Av
Egan Michael, laborer, dwl 219 Pacific
Egan Michael, porter Kellv & Egan, dwl 513 Hyde
Egan Michael, turner Gill^ert & Jloore, dwl 120"j Shipley
Egan Michael J., hay and gi'ain, junction Hayes and

Market
Egan M. J., musicprinter Matthias Gray, dwl 1810 Polk
Egan Mollie Miss, eandjiuaker August Moratel, dwl 421

Clementina
Egan P. A. (widow), dwl 504 First
Egan Paul, hostler John F. Wilson, dwl 502 Mission
Egan Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 430 Shipley
Eiriin Patrick, laborer, dwl 436 Jessie
Euan Patrick Jr., dwl 436 Jessie
Eu'an Peter J., painter, dwl 600 Nineteenth
Egan Philip, machinist, dwl 137 Perry
Egan Thomas, cartman sujierintendent streets
Egan Thomas, laborer, dwl 561 Minna
Egan Tliomas, plumber, dwl US Ivy Av
Egan Thomas A., plumber, dwl 1921i Mason
Egan William, fireman, dwl 521 First
Egan William, harnessmaker Jacob W. Wliite, dwl 14

Dora
Egan William, liquor saloon and restaurant, 441 Valencia
Egan William J., bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl

E s San Bruno Road nr Islais Creek
Egan. See Eagan

Egberg Milton C, stockbroker, dwl 1138 Sutter
Egenberger William, bookkeeper T. J. Bass & Co., dwl 26

Gearj'
Eger J., carpenter Wade's Opera House
Eger Lucien, clerk J. Cerf & Co., dwl 716 Post
Eger William, locksmith, dwl 419 Bush

Egormann F., carpenter, dwl 909 Kcarnv

ECiKKTO]^, ALLi:;^ »fc <'0. (Henry E(ierton and

Charleii E. Allen), connnission merchants and sole

agents Duryea's Glen Cove Starch and Peters Bros.

Cutlery, 109 California rooms 1 and 2
EgertoM Henry C. (A'f/(irto?t, Allen tfc Co.), dwl 407 Van

Ness Av
Egerton William, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl

Potrero
Egerton William H., clerk, dwl 21 Sixth
Egertorff Henry, niainif ice cream, 5 Ashburton PI
Egery A. J., jiiiysician, office 606 Montgomery room 12,

dwl 424 Sanson!
Eggeas Miiuiie (widow), dwl 620 Chestnut
Eggelson Frederick, seaman, dwl SW cor Third and King
Eggcnian Christian F., teamster Robert J. Graham, dwl 8

Antonio
Eggerling Henry, maltster Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.,

SW cor Chestnut and Pierce
Eggers Charles, waiter Weiss & Batteux, dwl 20 Mont
Eggers Edward, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl S s Shasta

nr Louisiana
Eggers Frank, laborer, dwl 15 Freelon, rear
Eggers George, varnisher Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

29 Ritch
Eggers George H. (Eggers <k Co.), dwl SW cor Twelfth

and Folsom
Eggers Henry, blacksmith, dwl 304 Third
Eggers Herman C, clerk Eggers & Co., dwl SW cor

Twelfth and Folsom
Eggers H. F., clerk C. H. Groth, dwl NE cor O'Farrell

and Leavenworth
Eggers John, carpenter, dwl 216 Minna ;
Eggers John C, dwl 1310 California
Eggers Philip, expressman, dwl 56 Clara
Eggers Phili]j, seaman, dwl 3 King
Eggers William, laborer, dwl 5 Haywood
£<U(iEKS »t; CO. (Georyc II. Eytiers and Christian H.
Voi'jbt), wholesale groceries and provisions, and

agents Cal. Sugar Refinery, 210 California
Eggerstorff George, cook Margaret Miller, dwl 627 Pacific
Eggert William, dwl 5 Cottage PI
Eggert William, proprietor German House, 25 Morton
Eggert- Aitken Mrs., clairvoyant, 208 Ellis
Eggleston Alfred A., machinist West Coast Furniture Co. ,

dwl 28 Washington Av
Eggleston William, coachman W. N. Hawley, dwl 163 Sil-
ver
Eggleton George {Eygleton Js Co.), dwl 134 Chestnut
Eggleton George & Co. (Oicen Lovell), livery and sale sta-
ble, 121 Jackson
Eging Christian, tailor Frederick Attinger, dwl 35 Morton
Eginton William, solicitor Henry Keller & Co. , dwl 733

Natoma
Eglauer J., clerk, dwl NW cor Bush and Dupont
Egliss Michael, expressman, dwl 6 Harlati PI
Egts Henry Edward, clerk Getleson & Landis, dwl SW cor

Dupont and Post
Ehart John, bootmaker, dwl 1 St. Mary
Ehat C. J., driver Market St. R. R.
Ehelebe August, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger &

Son, dwl 957 Market
Eheleben William, baker, dwl 631 Pacific
Ehinger Ernest, baker William Stoklman, dwl 317 Eighth
Ehlart William, seaman Jerome B. Piper, SW cor Clay and

East
Ehlen Eric, millwright, dwl 1208 Larkin
Ehlen John P., groceries and liquors, 828 Clay
Ehlenkamp John, porter Albert Mau & Co.
Ehlers Hein-y, clerk Wiechen Ehlers, dwl 19 Hinckley
Ehlers John, liackman. Plaza, dwl 1 Bartol
Ehlers Mary (widow), dwl 1509 Leavenworth
Ehlers Wiechen, groceries and liquors, SE cor Hinckley

and Pinckney PI
Ehlert Robert, sailmaker Christian C. Funk, dwl 212 Fran-
cisco
Ehlert William, captain schnr George Woods, dwl 115 Du])
Ehlinger Richard, waiter New Atlantic Hotel, 624 Pacific
Ehlitz Henry, blacksmith Sefrin & Schober, dwl 423 Bush
Ehlmann Charles, waiter Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaus 134

Fourth
Ehmann Charles, locksmith John G. lis, dwl 423 Bush
Ehmann Madeline (widow), dwl 797 Mission*
Ehmann William, blacksmith, dwl 423 Bush
Ehn Charles, musician, dwl 812 California
Ehrenberg Isaac, machinist City Iron Works, dwl 320 Clem
Ehrenberg Julius, farmer, dwl 320 Clementina
Ehrenberg Louis, tailor, dwl 1 Trinity
Ehrenberg Theodore A. , physician, office and dwl 216 Kear

STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.

Ehienpfort Charles A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1022i^ Folsom
Ehrenj^fort Edward, upholsterer William Ehrenpfort, dwl

25 Erie
Ehreni.fnrt Frederick (It'itliscliild <b E.\ dwl 35 Russ
ElilCE.\'l*F<»E{T >VILL1A.M, importer and dealer car-
puts, iiilcloths, and uiiholstery goods, 14 Third, dwl

144 Eighth
Ehrenwedt Kernard, dwl 10 John
Ehrenwedt Morris, dwl 19 John

Eliret Charles, laborer City Iron Works, dwl 228 Mission
Ehret E., cooper M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 5G2 Natoma
Ehret Edward, lodgings, 720 Stockton
Ehret Emile George, cooper Fulda & Sons, dwl 562 Na-
toma
Ehret Frederick, elevatorman West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 506 Fourth
Ehret Josei)h, sawTcr Kragen & Co., dwl 270 Brannau
Ehret jrichael, dwl 720 Stockton

i^hrhard Adam, clothing and furnishing goods, 264 Third
Ehrhardt Charles, tinner Hoffman & Green, dwl 1005

Jlontgomery
Ehrhardt I)aniei, jjorter I. C. Moore, dwl NE cor Grove

and Gough
Ehrhardt David, bootmaker, 408 Commercial, dwl 1 St.

Marj-
Ehrhardt Joseph, machinist, dwl 621 California
Ehrhorn August, shoemaker, 1218 Larkin
Ehrhorn Carl, boot and shoemaker, 405 Dupont
Ehrhorn Edward, shoemaker August Ehrhorn, dwl 1218

Larkin
Ehrhorn Frank, clei-k Charles Baum, dwl 1412 Folsom'
Ehrhorn Louisa (widow), dwl 1412 Folsom
Ehrhorn Rudolph T., shoemaker, dwl 245 Seventh
Ehrich Ernest, musician Wade's Opera House, dwl 632

Mission
EIIItirKS RIt'HAKD, groceries and liquors, SE cor

Vallejo and Battery, dwl 420 Greenwich
Ehrke William, clerk Frederick W. Becker, dwl 705 Da^as
Ehrlich Hannah (widow), dwl 1142 Folsom
Elirlieh Hennan, peddler, dwl 563j Jlinna
Eiirlich Louis, tobacco, dwl 537 Stevenson
Ehrlich Meyer (/. Glazier i: Co.), dwl 916 Sutter
Ehnnan Benjamin, bookkeeper A. Jonas & Co., dwl 20

ilason
Ehrman Edward, clerk M. Ehrman & Co., dwl 519 Van

Ness Av
Ehnnan John, butcher Dean & Sutherland, dwl N s First

Av nr Kentucky, South S. F.
Ehrman Josejjh, clerk M. Ehrman & Co., dwl 519 Van

Ness Av
Ehnnan M. & Co. (Samuel Szinsnian and Jacob Levi),

importers and wholesale groceries and provisions, 217

Front
Ehnnan Myer {M. Ehrman i: Co.), dwl 519 Van Ness

Av
Ehnnann Julius {Esherfj, Bachman d- Co.), res New York
Ehrmann Valentine (Ehrmann tfc Wickenhauser), dwl 22

Stockton PI
EBIItMAiVX A, WJC'KE?>nirAl'SEIl (Valentine Ehr-
mann and Fritz Wickenhauser), cai-penters and

builders, 22 Stockton PI
Eichel irar\- (widow), dwl 508 Filbert *
Eichel William, jeweler, dwl 508 Filbert
Eichers John, electro-magnetic ph3'sician, dwl 506 Union
Eichhorn Martin, hairdresser Julius Streib & Brother,

dwl 20 Anna
Eichmuller Charles, S'mss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Eichnmller William, dwl SW cor Twenty-fourth and Ala-

Vjama
Eichstadt Edward, sheet-ironworker Francis Smith &

Co., dwl IS First
Eickel Henry, slater, dwl 220 Cliestnut
Eicklioff Fritz, seaman, dwl 1505 Dupont
Eickhoff J. Henry (J. P. Wood d: Co.), dwl 726 Capp
Eickhoff John F., chop house, 225 Clay,' dwl 73 Oregon
Eidenmuller Sarah (widow), dwl 712 Union
Eidinger E., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Keamj' and

Morton

Eidington , tailor, dwl cor Beach and Broderick

Eien Soren C, tailor, 548 Fourth

Eierman Gustave, jjorter, dwl 18 First

Eifert Conrad, shoemaker, dwl 16 Sonoma Alley

Eifert Frederfck, blacksmith, N\V cor Market rind Front,

4wl 33 Jessie
Eigenbrod Hcinrich, dwl 1225 Market
Eighth St)'eet House, Mi's. John Kelly proprietress, 321

" Eighth
Eigler Henry, watchman Oregon S. S. Co.
Eileton Richard, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

Eimard Alexander, laundryman Jaussaud & Co., dwl 826

Green
Eimbeck William, sub assistant U. S. Coast Survey, office

214 Stockton
Einiers Theodore, sawj-er S. F. Cigar Bo.x Co., dwl 422

Sixth
Einbeck Christopher, baker, dwl 723 O'Farrell
Einfeldt Frederick, cooper Diedrich Bucking, dwl 1819

P.jwell
Einfeldt John, helper Morrell & Titus, dwl 8 Minna
Einfeldt Josejih, longshoreman, dwl 8 Minna
Einhoff Joseph, dwl 4 St. Mary
Einhoni Joseph Hennan, salesman August Liidorff, dwl

227 O'Farrell
Einselen Ernest W. F., hairdresser Plante & Fleischauer,

dwl 213 Dupont
Einsfeld Andrew, hairdresser Peter Einsfeld, dwl 1213

Green
Einsfeld Henri;-, housepainter, dwl 1213 Green
Einsfeld Peter, hairdresser, 853 Market, dwl 1213 Green
Einstein Abraham (Einstein Bros. <fc Co.), res Boston
Einstein Benjamin, expressman, 31 Batten-, dwl 113 Haves
EIXSTEI\ BR«THB:EJS a <'0. (Zadoc and Abra-
ham Ein.<^tein, Aaron uiul Abraham Altmayer,and

Joseph Basthcim), imi>orters and jobbers boots and

shoes, 29 and 31 Battery, and manufs, 113-123 Hayes
Einstein David, shoemaker, dwl 710 Clementina
Einstein Jacob (liosenhaum ct E.), dwl 502 Bush
Einstein "Morris (of Einstein d- Bernheim, San Buenaven-
tura), office SW cor Cal and Front, dwl 528 Eddy
Einstein Philip, painter, dwl 224 Ritch
Einstein Zadoc (Einstein Brothers d- Co.), dwl 1509 Gough
Eiquiag'a Benita Mrs., tailoress, dwl 507 Green
Eisan Albert, millwTight Joseph Wagner & Co., dwl 2205

Pine
Eisan John, seaman stm Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf
Eisel Charles W., ivoryturner J. G. H. Meyer, dwl 508

Broadway
Eisele Eugene, hairdresser Abraham Schweitzer, dwl 208

Minna
Eisele Felix, steward Westerfeld & Page, dwl 974 Folsom
Eiselen Alfred, steward D. Wolf, dwl 256J Tehama
Eiselen Charles, dwl 826 Pacific
Eiseman Jacob, butcher, dwl 603 Post
Eisen Albert F., millwTight, dwl 2205 Pine
Eisen Barbara (widow-), dwl 518 Franklin
Eisen Brothers (Francis T. Eisen), proprietor Pioneer

and Alta Flour Mills, 8-16 Stevenson
Eisen C. H., dwl 339 Eddy

Eisen Francis T. (Eisen Brothers), dwl 11 Silver
Eiseu Henry, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Eisen James H., molder ^Etna Iron Works, dwl 2205 Pine
Eisen Louis, laborer Charles Nobmann, dwl 634 Geary
Eisen Theodore A., architect, office 330 Pine room 51," dwl

509 Franklin
Eisen William, molder .lEtna Iron AYorks, dwl 2-205 Pine
Eisenbach Adolph (Louis Taussig d Co.), dwl W s Larkin

bet Sacramento and Claj-
Eisenbach L. P., traveling agent W. Green & Co., dwl 212

Sutter
Eisenbach Louis, importer foreign and domestic jKirter

and ale, 11 Tyler, dwl 108 Larkin
Eisenbach Louis, teacher music, dwl 808 Larkin
Eisenbeis Frederic;!^, merchant, dwl 22'20 Mission
Eisenbeis Louis (Eisenbeix d Lachoicsk}/),d-wl 812^ Jessie
Eisenbeis & Lachowsky (Louis Eisenbeis and Albert

Lachowsky), brasscasters and finishers, 313 Mission
Eisenberg A., dwl 44 Third

Eisenberg Adolph, watchmaker A. Andrews, dv>-l 1619 Pow
Eisenberg E. & Bro. (Morris Eisenberg), cigar manufs,

603 Front
Eisenberg Elkan (E. Eisenberg d Bro.), dwl 326 Ellis
Eisenberg Isaac, machinist, dwl 28 First
Eisenberg Isidore, merchant tailor, 139 Montgomerv, dwl

1619 Powell
Eisenberg Jacob, stovemounter R. C. Terrj- & Co.
Eisenberg Morris (E. Eisenberg if- JSro.), dwl 1619 Pow-ell
Eisenbraum Henry, bathman Lamjie Brothers
Eisenhardt Charles, lumberman, dwl 132 Steuart
Eisenhauer Adam, dwl 1105 Clay
Eisenhauer Jennie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1105 Clay
Eisenhauer John, jeweler William Baehr & Co., dwl 1105

Clay
Eisenloiir Charles, carpenter, dwl 500 Washington
Eisenschimmel Charles, teacher writing, office 123 Post,

dwl 3S Clementina
Ei«ert Charles (Eisert d Becker), dwl 216 Stevenson
Eisert & Becker (Charles Eisert and Peter Becker), bak-
ery, 24 Third

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Rheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Cal.

J. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

EisfcW Carl, musician Alper's Band
EisfeUl Theodore, musician, dwl 803 Greenwich
Eisfolder William, importer canes, jiipes, etc., 200 San-
son!, ihvl 234 Oak
Eishorn Kate Miss, teacher music, dwl 14 Turk
Eisinside Cliarles, dwl l(j Kcarnv
Eisner Charles, clerk Wolf Hynian, dwl 100 Seventh
Eisner Daxid (Afax Bernntcin ,(: Cu.), dwl 106 Seventh
Eisner Isaac, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl 769

Market
Eisner Mary (widow), dwl lOfi Seventh
Eismann Jusciih, sausa'^cniakor, 003 Post
Eisold Emil, baker Coni-;ul Thaler, dwl 41S O'Farrell
Eitel A. E. Mrs., dwl 1213 Tyler

Eitel Carl, loniishoreman, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berrj'
Eitel Charles, clerk Starbird & Goldstone, res Oakland
Eitel Willis D., sawvor Racouillat & Gilniore, dwl 1213

Tyler
EITHER Rl'IJOI.lT'II, dcsif?nerandeni;raveronwood,

629 Clay
Ek Andrew, laborer, dwl 430 Drumm
Ek Johann, tailor, dwl N s Cliuroh PI nr Dupont
Ekblum Charles A., shipcarpcnter, dwl 20 Commercial
Eke Alexander, seaman, dwl 10 Washington
Ekelund Erie, elcctrogilder and silverjilater, 618i Merch
Ekenstcin Augustus, clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co., dwl E

s Church nr Twenty-second
Ekhard A\'illiam, laborer, dwl 3 Hall Alley
Eklund Svcii A., tailor, dwl Hampshire bet Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty-third
Ekstrom Charles, billiardroom Grand Hotel
Ekstrom Charles, musician, dwl 417 Sutter
Ekstrom Daniel, baggageman Central Pac. R. R., dwl

lOlC Market
El Dorado Hill Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co. Cal.), Wil-
liam Willis secretary, office Nevada Block, 309 Mont-
gomery room 29 ,
El Dorado Mining Co. (Lower California, Mexico), John

J. Tobin secretary', office 330 Montgomery
EI Dorado North Mining Co. (Nye Co. Nev.),"Frank Swift

secretary, office 419 California room 4
EI Dorado Slate Quarry (El Dorado Co. Cal), Hugh Elias

secretarj', office 524 Sacramento
El Dorado South Consolidated Mining Co. (Nye Co. Nev.),
William Willis .secretary, office Nevada Block 309
Montgomery room 29
El Dorado Water and Deep Gravel Mining Co. (El Dorado

Co. Cal.), Hugh Elias secretary', office 524 Sac
El Madre Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co. Cal.), Abra-
ham Halsev seeretaiy, office 20QiSansom
Eli TE«*OLOTE (Spanish daily), J. M. Pimentel pro-
prietor, office 625 Merchant
Elanson H., machinist, dwl 22 Stockton PI
Elbe C. B., druggist John A. Bauer, dwl 101 Post
Elberling Henry, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 312

Tehama
Elberling Henry, liquor saloon, 653 Sacramento, dwl 312

Tehama
Elbrook George, waiter S. S. Montana, Folsom St. Wharf
Elburg Henrj^ dwl 71 Natoma
Elcho House, LoUor & Co. i>roptrs, 863^ Market
Elder Alexander (Steele E. & Co.), res Oakland
Elder George, clerk, dwl 622 Ellis
Elder James, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Elder James, upholsterer, 775 Folsom, dwr774 Folsom
Elder John, seaman, dwl Johnson PI nr Harrison
Elder Joseph, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Elder Mary J. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 256 First
Elder Robert, student Barnard's Business College
Elder Robert F., clerk Holbrook, Men-ill & Co., dwl Lin-
coln .House
Elder William J. {Elder & Dobbie), and bakery, 127 Sec-
ond, and 256 First, dwl 250 First
Elder k Dohhic (William J. Elder and James B. Dob-
bie), stoves and tinware, 606 Clay
Eldraeher Peter, groceries and liquors, NE cor Seventh

and Natoma
Eldredge B. G., groceries, butter, cheese, and eggs, 28
Metropolitan Market, dwl 524 Howard

Eldriag , dwl Olympic Lodgings

Eldridge Charles, calker L. S. Allen, dwl 13 Anthony
Eldridge Charles H., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co.', dwl

608 Hayes
Eldridge Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl 27 Clay
Eldridge Edward D., real estate, dwl 917 Brj'ant
Eldridge James L., milkranch. Pierce bet Greenwich and

Lombard, dwl NW cor Scott and Filbert
Eldridge J. Oscar (U. jV. Newhall .i: Co.), dwl 636 Fol-
som

Eldridge Joseph, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Eldridge Joseph, clerk, dwl 214 Ellis
Eldridge Joseph, stevedore, dwl N s Courtland Av nr

Scott, Bernal Heights
Eldridge Kimball C, i)resident S. F. Cigar Box Co., office

324 Clay, res Alameda
Eldridge Oliver, agent New York and Philadelphia lioard

Underwriters, office 31S California, dwl 015 Suiter
Eldridge Oliver, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 54 First
Eldridge Sanuiel, cabinetmaker, dwl 172 Silver
Eldridge Sylvester A., local agent Union Insurance Co.,

dwl 113 Capp
Eldridge Thomas, b.arkeoiier, dwl 953 Folsom
Eldridge Thonias, carpenter, dwl 220 Ritch
Electric Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.), otHce 318 California

room 13
ELE< TBtM AL COXSTRUCTIOX A?>I> MAIXTE-

JiA^*'*: <•«., George S. Ladd president, S. D. Field

secretary and electrical engineer, 134 Sutter
EliEV.VTO'lC (weekly), Philip A. Bell editor and pro-
prietor, ofliee 616 Battery
Elfelt A. B. (.1. B. Elfclt & Co.), res New York
ELFEBiT A. E. A €0. (Alfred P. Elfdt, Solomon

GoUhmiOi, and Albert A. Levi), imjwrters clothing

and gent's furnishing goods, 108 and 110 Sansom
Elfelt Alfred P. (A.B. Elfelt ,t- Co.), dwl 615 Taylor
Hfelt Edwin S., %vith C. J. Hawley & Co., dwl 615 Taylor
Elfelt Jose])h (Code,-^E. & Co., and C. J. Hawley <fc Co.),

dwl 615 Taylor
Elger William, cooper, dwl 127 Jackson
Elgerson John, speculator, dwl 222 Post
Elias Anselm, market 501 Ellis, dwl 405 Leavenworth'
Elias Hugh, secretary El Dorado Water and Deep Gravel

Mining Co., office 542 aacramento, dwl 927 Bryant
Elias Israel, barber Charles H. Coleman, dwl 622 Powell
Elias Manus, with Lilienthal & Co., dwl 230 Kearny
Elias Phili]i, commission merchant, dwl 6 Henrietta

Square nr Eleventh
Eliaser Abraham, cigar manufacturer, dwl 615 Ash Av
Eliaser Isaac, watchmaker 313 Hayes, dwl 615 Ash Av
Eliassen Martin, carpenter, dwl 864 Folsona
Elibassete Louis, cook Boutinon & Bulland, 503 Merch-
ant
Elifson Charles (Nelson <fc E.), dwl 421 East
Eliteh John, with John Elitch Jr., dwl 305 Mason
Elitch John Jr., proptr Oyster Parlor, 334 Bush, dwl 305

Mason
Eljo James, teamster Baker & Hamilton, dwl 13 Sumner
Elk Charles, j)ainter, dwl 1506J Jones
Elk John J., laborer, dwl 210 Mason
Elk William, painter, dwl ISOOi Jones
Ellvcrson John, carpenter, dwl 122 Eddy
Elland Nelson, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 1017 Bat-
tery
Ellard Mary (widow), dwl 1327 Minna
Ellard Walter H., machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwl 521 J

Valencia
Ellard William, laborer, dwl NE cor Fifth and Natoma
Elleau Henry (Hxibash, Kutz ct Co.), dwl 1514 Hyde
Ellenberger Caspar (F. Heinle d: Co.), dwl 506 Hayes
Ellenberger Philip, billiard-tablemaker Jacob Strahle &

Co., dwl 419 Folsom
Ellenbrock Frederick, clerk Frederick Campe, dwl 218

Second
Ellerhorst Henry D. (H. F. Ellerhorst <b Co.), dwl 1931

Pine
ELLEi:nOK!^T W. F. A <'«. (Henry D. Ellerhorst),

produce commission, 117 Dnimm
Ellerhorst H. Frederick (H. F. Ellerhorst & Co.), dwl

1931 Pine
Ellerkamp Benjamin D., driver BayjCity Soda Water Co.,

dwl 29 Sixth
Ellert Levi R., clerk Painter & Calvert, dwl SE cor

Twenty-fourth and Howard
Ellery Danforth, lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 607 Pine
Ellery Ejies, real estate, office 420 Montgomerj' room 8

third floor, res Oakland
Ellery William, farmer, dwl N s Twenty-sixth nr Folsom
Ellich George, restaurant, 156 Steuart
Ellich John, dwl 8 Sacramento
Ellidig F., dwl 036 Commercial
Elligott Thomas, laborer, dwl 134 Fourth
Ellinghouse Bertha (widow), dwl 434 Seventh
Ellingson Elias, seaman, dwl 218 Green
EUingwood Giles W., cooper, dwl N s Twenty-fifth nr

Bartlett
EUingwood Isaac H., collector Front St. Wharf, dwl 2126

Howard

JAMES Q. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha: ;. ■

ELL

288

^LL

ELLIXWOOn fn.lRlES N., physician, office 715

Clay, and surgeon U. S. Marine Hospital, dwl Ns

Mountain Lake nr PresiUio Reservation
Elliot Charles, citv sniicrintendent Siiriug- Valley Water

AVorks Co., office 51C California, dwl SW cor Folsoni

and Third
Elliot Charles E., mininfr secretarj', office 419 California

room 28, dwl 309 Powell
Elliot Ella J. Mrs., teacher Geary St. Primary School, dwl

220-2 Steiner
Elliot Herman C. {ElUotjS: Brother), dwl S b Germania

nr Fillmore
Elliot J. B., dwl Ross House
Elliot L. B. (widow), dwl 629 O'Farrell
Elliot S. F., physician and surgeon, office and dwl 72C

Washington
Elliot Thomas L. (Elliot <C- Brother), dwl 617 Turk
Elliot Washington, teacher music Public Schools, dwl 702

Post
Elliot William, master mariner, dwl 1505 Dupont
Elliot & Brother (Thomas L. and Herman C. Elliot),

teamsters, 1 Howard

Elliott Col., dwl 759 Market

Ellifitt Anthony, painter, dwl 252 Perry
EHBOTT A. T., ship, grain, and hopbroker, 214 Cali-
fornia, res Oakland
Elliott Benjamin, foundry facings, 481 Brannan, dwl 318

Brannan
Elliott C. B., dwl 421 Fourth

Elliott Charles, pipemaker, dwl N s Brvant nr Tenth
Elliott Charles F., clerk Elliott & Co., dwl 1206 Market
Elliott Charles R., painter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 604 Pine
Elliott Charles W., salesman A. M. Simpson & Brother,

dwl 2314 Mi-ssion
Elliott Clark, blacksmith Z. H. Cunningham & Co., dwl

650 Howard
Elliott D. Mrs. , dressmaker, 929 Mission
Elliott E. J. (Elliott X- Co.), dwl 1206 Market
Elliott Frances Mrs., teacher, dwl 311 Stockton
EILLIWTT FREDERIt'K. ,4... secretary Swan Brew-
ery Co., office SE cor Dolores and Fifteenth, dwl 609

Kearny
Elliott George, attorney at law, dwl 929 Mission
Elliott George, captain S. S. Kalonuua, office 10 Market,

dwl S Second Av
Elliott George, painter Baldwin's new Theater
Elliott Georsre, sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl

25 Fifth" Av
Elliott H., laborer Palace Hotel
Elliott John, ourer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Buchanan

and Bay
Elliott John, laborer, dwl N s Crescent Av nr Islais Creek,

Bernal Heights
Elliott John, painter, dwl 503 Folsom
Elliott Melinda (widow), dwl 91 Ninth
Elliott Nathan, clerk Elliott & Co., dwl 1206 Market
Elliott Richard, mining, office 45 Merchants' Exchange,

dwl 2il Shotwell
Elliott Robert G., mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Elliott Samuel, carpenter, dwl NE cor Sixteenth and How
Elliott Samuel, cai-j^enter, dwl 217 Shotwell
Elliott Thomas, driver Theodore Zeh, dwl 929 Clay
Elliott T.W., physician, office and dwl 1016 Jlission
Elliott "^'incent, merchant, dwl 1434 California
Elliott William, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 116

Gilbert
Elliott AVilliam, carpenter, dwl W s Washington Av nr

Twenty-seventh, Bernal Heights
Elliott Wifliam, painter, dwl 19 Welsh
Elliott William J., cashier Conmiercial Insurance Co., dwl

1104 Market
Elliott V>'ilson J., cigar-boxmaker Abraham Waldstein,

dwl 50 Natoma
Elliott & Co. (E. J. Elliott), commission fruits, etc., 509

Sansom
Ellis Alfred, actor, dwl 731 Harrison
Ellis Alfred, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl 611

Seventh
Ellis Alfred J., dwl 302 Montgomerj-
Ellis Alfred M., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and Loan

Society, dwl 771 Harrison
Ellis Beniamin F., contractor, dwl SE cor Railroad and

Eighteenth avs. South S. F.
Ellis Bennett, merchant, office 212 San, dwl 314 Seventh
Ellis Bernard, expressman, cor Kearnj' and Jackson, dwl

617 Hayes
Ellis Charles, clerk George B. Knowles & Co., dwl 69 Na-

toiTia
Ellis Charles, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Ellis Charles A., carpenter, dwl 22J Lewis PI

Ellis Charles A., sashmaker N. W. Cole & Co., dwl 572
Folsom

Ellis Charles J., clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 157 Seventh

Ellis Clifford, blacksmith Z. H. Cunningham & Co., dwl
Shotwell iirTwentv-fifth

Ellis D., driver City R. R.

Ellis Daniel, foundninan, dwl 28 Minna

Ellis E. B. H. Mrs. (widow), dwl Q2U Pine

Ellis Edgar D., marine engineer, dwl E s Shotwell bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth

Ellis Edward, clerk, dwl NE cor Sierra and Tennessee

Ellis E. v., pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl cor Ten-
nessee and Sierra

Ellis Frank, clerk James K. Prior, 730 Montgomery

Ellis George, dwl 1045 Howard

Ellis George, captain sloop Mystery, Washington St. Wharf

Ellis George, with A'enneil & Wellington, dwl 242 Townsend

Ellis George W. , captain schr Uncle Abe, dwl SE cor Stock-
ton and Vallejo

Ellis George W., real-estate agent, office 74 Montgomery
Block, dwl S s Market nr^ifth

Ellis H., dwl 212 SuttA-

Ellis H., traveling agent, dwl 20 Turk

Ellis Henry, dwl 19 Dupont

Ellis Henry, teamster, dwl SE cor Mission and Twcnt}'-
first

Ellis HenrVC, dwl 306 Lombard

ELLIS IIENKY II., chief of police, office 9 and 11 City
Hall, first floor, dwl 306 Lombard

Ellis Henry J., cabinetmaker, dwl 12 Fourth

Ellis Isaac C. (Ellvi di Drew), dwl 1610 Turk

Ellis J., carpenter, dwl 3 Jackson PI

Ellis James (Elli^ <i- Co.), res Oakland

Ellis James, seaman, dwi 811 Battery

Ellis James A., dwl 227 Oak

Ellis James J., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 12 Te-
hama

Ellis Jane (widow), dwl E s Tennessee nr Nevada

Ellis John, dwl 536 Sacramento

Ellis John A., clerk, dwl 918 Minna

Ellis John M., hairdresser Gabriel Bolsseaa, dwl Railroad
House

Ellis Joseph, clerk Damin & Murphj', dwl W s Indiana
bet Sierra and Shasta

Ellis Joseph D., calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm

Ellis L. Mrs., fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 136 Sixth

Ellis Libbie (widow), dressmaker, dwl 213 Minna

Ellis Margaret M. (\ndow), dwl N^' cor Lombard and
Leavenworth

Ellis Michael, laborer, dwi 808 Green

Ellis Nathan R., carpenter, dwl 611 Grove

Ellis Peter, boxmaker San Francisco Co-operative Box
Factorj-, dwl 731 ilinna

Ellis R. B. ," patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 8
Hubbard

Ellis Richard, boilermaker, dwi 49 Clementina

Ellis Richard, waiter Palace Hotel, dwi S Dupont

Ellis Richard W. (Webber, E. it- Co.), res Oakland

Ellis Robert, laborer LTnion Iron Works, dwl 233 Jessie

Ellis Samuel (Vale it- E.), dwl 12 Harlan PI

Ellis Samuel, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm

Ellis Samuel C, clerk, dwl 924^ Pine

Ellis Sarah (widow), dwl 522 Stevenson

Ellis Stephen, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwi 28 Minna

Ellis Tliomas (ShepardS: E.), d«I SW cor Third and King

Ellis William, blacksmith, dwl 32 Tehama

Ellis William, butcher S. C. O'Brien, dwi 23 Minna

Ellis AVilliam, carpenter, dwi 11501 Folsom

Ellis AMlIiam, laborer, dwi W s Dora bet Har and Bryant

Ellis William, painter, dwl 1421 Taylor

Ellis & Co. (James Ellis), commission merchants and
. wholesale produce, 500 Sansom

ELLIS A BKEW (iMiac C. Ellis and Frederick Drew),
monc; brokers, office 432 Jlontgomery room 1

Ellison William, dwl 1234 Vallejo

Ellison William, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf, dwi 126 Fran-
cisco

Ellmaker Fredericks., real estate, dwi SE cor Guerrero
and Eighteenth

Ellmore M. G. (Mansfield, E. cO Co.), dwl 506 Com-
mercial

Ellmore Hill Hydraulic :»Iining Co. (Dutch Flat, Placer
Co.), office 49 Nevada Block

Ellon Robert, general agent, office 425 Kearny room 1,
dwi 769 Harrison

Ellstrom Lars, helper Martens Bros. & Co., dwl SE cor
Shast* and Michigan

Ellsworth Anson M., dwl SIO Folsom

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 CaL, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology. ,

'k ?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

EllswDrtli C. E., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl cor Polk

and riiie
Ells\v(.rth ILirrv, pressman Evening Post, chvl 522i How
ELLS^IORTH .IOII\. atU>mcy at law, office 520 Mont-

pjnierj', res Alameda
Ellsworth <)., cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Maiuif. Co.,

dwl 737 Green
EUs-.vortli Rc^■erdy S., dwl N s Twenty-third bet Valencia

and Gvierrero
Ellsworth Richard, cng-ineer, dwl 314 Beale
EUswitrth 8., miner, dwl Rus.s House
ELLS>«'OKTH TI.WOTHY, lumber, foot Market, dwl

30 South Park
Ellwood F. H., confectionery, 444 Tliird
Ellwood Henrj', expressman, 119 Pine
Ellwood Jdhnj machinist, dwl 37 Minna
Ellwood Michael, machinist, dwl 37 Minna
F;im E. , machinist Union Iron Works
Elm Julius. ]iatternmaker Union Iron Works, dwl 726

Clementina
Elmer Charles, painter, dwl 231 Second
Elmer Mary E. Mrs., lodjjinfe's, 314 Bush
ELners Mary Miss, teacher dressmaking and furnished

rooms, 303 Jessie
Elmers Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SW cor Green-
wich and Powell, dwl 1823 Powell
Elmore Abbie C. (widow), physician, dwl 1013 Washington
Elmore D. T., mining secretary-, office 411A Cal room 4
Elmore Henn', actor, dwl 2(;9 Minna
Elmore M. G.", agent, dwl 120 OTan-ell
Elmore Samuel, bookkeeper Leveridge, Wadhams & Co.,

res C)ukland
Elmquist .Tohn, machinist Union Foundry, dwl 243 Tehama
Elms Elisha, painter, dwl 303 Davis
Elms John J., upholsterer Thomas McAllister, dwl C07

Sfockt^m
Eloesscr .•V.rthur, bookkeeper He\iiemann & Co., dwl 1431

Taylor
Eloes-ser Leo, book and jobprinter, 414 Claj-, dwl 1431

Taylor
Elpting Nicolas, caner West Coast Furniture Co., dwl 33

Everett
Elsasser Cliarles (Elsasser d; Bemmerer), dwl 439 Pierce
Elsasser Jona.=, bookkeeper Wangenheim, Stemheim &

Co., dwl 423 Fell
Elsasser & Bemmerer (Charles Elsasser and August

Bemmerer), liquor saloon, 424 Davis
Elsbach Henuan, clerk Schoeiiholz Brothers & Co., dwl

415 Hayes
Eisner HaiTv, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Elster William, butcher Ludwig Lutz, dwl SW cor Seventh

and Jessie
Elverson Alexander, oysterman Allen Freeman, dwl 519

Bush

Elverson Olive F., cook, dwl 519 Bash
Elvert Henn.% assistant engineer Bay Sugar Refinerj', dwl

1019 Sacramento
Ehin Henpi-, barkeeper Frederick Geils, dwl SW cor Mis-
sion and Beale
Ehvell Austin D., conductor ilarket St. R. R., dwl 8 Camp
El well Ezra L., teamster Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 3

Boston PI
Elwell Frank, merchant tailor, 321 Bush, dwl 120 Sutter

room SO
Ely Alexander, attorney at law, office 605 Clay room 16,

dwl 8 Mason
Elv Heni-v K., conductor JIarket St. R. R.
Elv Nicholas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dnl 32 CTem
Ely Thomas, dwl 122 Ellis

Elzer Anna Miss, musical artist, dwl 611 Folsom
Elzer Richard, confectioner Palace Hotel
Emanuel Emanuel (L. tC- E. Emanuel), dwl 614 Sutter
Emanuel Frederick, messman'stm Ajax, Folsom St.^^'harf
Emanuel Harris, clothing, 217 Pacific
Emanuel Isaac, commission merchant, dwl 44^ Sixth
Emanuel L. & E., furniture manufactorj', N s Berry bet

Fourth and Fifth
Emanuel Lewis (i. lO E. Emamiel), dwl 316 Turk
Emanuel Peter, boatswain Pacific ilail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Emanuel Simon, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 44^

SLxth
Emanucle Frank, clerk August Pistolesi, dwl 343 Jessie
Emarton Edward, steward stm Coutra Oasta, Clay St.

A\'harf

ESmber Marj' Miss, ironer Mrs. A. Gentj', dwl SW cor Pa-
cific and Dupont
Emberv Geor<re A., carpenter California Planing Mills,

dwl 22 Perrv

Embly Charles, fireman Palace Hotel

Emb<)dy (Ibatliali, broker, dwl 338 Thirteenth

Emdcn Jolm V., blacksmith, dwl 207 Clara

Emd Ernest, jeweler I-Vancis Clausen, res Oakland

Emelian Brother, treasurer Sacred Heart College, SE cor

Eddy and Larkin
Emerald Hill Mining Co. (Utah), Frederick Madge secre-
tary, office li4 Jlerchants' Exchange
Emcric Joseph, real estate, dwl 1115 Geary
Emerich .Tosejih, with Richard Schultze, dwl Interna-
tional Hotel
Emcrick J. K., cai^icnter, dwl 403 Tliird
Emersley JrOin I)., mining, dwl Russ House
Emerson Charles, captain bark Menshikoflt, office with

Cills & Poulterer
Emerson Billy, minstrel Maguire's Opera House, dwl Lick

House
Emerson Charles, laborer, dwl 809 Mission
Emerson Daniel W., shoemaker, 77 New Montgomerj', dwl

NW Cor Bartlettand Twenty-sixth
Emereon Dwiglit, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm
Emerson Ellen Miss, milliner, dv.-l NW cor Twenty-fifth

and Hampshire
Emerson F. , laborer, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Emerson F., lumberman C. A. Hooi)er&Co., dwl Potrero
Emerson George, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl

809 Mission
Emerson George E., train dispatcher Southern Pac. R. R.,

dwl 924 Natoma
Emerson George T., clerk, dwl 1317 Larkin
Emerson James, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 423

Natoma
Emerson John A. {Drake tt E.), dwl 510 Powell, v.i\\ re-
move
Emerson L. C, shipjoiner, dwl 21 Welsh
Emerson Loring G., master mariner, dwl 27 Pleasant
Emerson Lydia D. Miss, dwl 611 Mason
Emerson Martin, seaman, dwl 135 Folsom
Emerson Nellie (widow), dwl 44^ Sixth
Emerson Nehemiah S., painter Sanford M. Hills, dwl SE

cor Clay and Jones
Emerson Ralph, assistant storekeeper U. S. Supplement-
ary Apijraiser's Store, 701 Sansom
Emerson William, bottler J3av City Soda Water Co., res

Oakland
Emerson William L., general agent, dwl SE cor El Dorado

and Hampshire
Emerson Y., waiter John Elitch Jr., dwl cor Third and

Howard
Emerson Zaeharias, waiter Alfred W. Manning, dwl 315

Fifth
Emerton John W. {H. FahrenkriU) <t Co.), dwl 25 Perry

Emery , waiter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadwaj'

Emery Eugene, plumber Charles W. Smith, dwl 31 Mc-

Dermot PI
Emer\' Frederick, waiter Miner's Restaurant, 769 Market,

dwl 635 Market
Emerj- George, dwl 919| Market
Emei^" George T., mining, dwl 1420 Turk
EmePi* Henrj% caqjenter, dwl 213 Seventh
Emen" Heni^- T., clerk Merchants' Exchange Assn, dwl

8i4 Bush
Emery Joseph, dwl 739 Market

Emery Joseph B. , clerk Nelson & Doble, res Oakland
Eraeiy Marietta Mrs., dwl 766 Howard
Emery Olive C. (widow^, dwl 3 JIcDermott PI
Emeiy S. S., contractor and builder, dwl 305 Eddy '

Emery Thatcher G., draraian, 202 Davis, dwl W s Van

Ness Av bet Turk and Eddy
Emery Thomas, calker, dwl 1 Central PI
Emen,- William E., salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 5

Pearl
Emetsberg Peter {Emetsherg tt- O'Connell), dwl 1012 Pac
Emetsberg & O'Connell {Peter Emetsherg and Martin

O'Connell), market, 1012 Pacific
Emhoft Frank {Lier cC- E.), dwl E s Montgomery Av bet

Pacific and Broadway
Emhofif Frank, milkranch, cor Lombard and Steiner
Emigrant Silver Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.), Daniel Buck

secretarj-, office 309 Montgomery room SO
Emil Frank, dwl 1517 Dupont
Emil H.,. baker, dwl 1405 Stockton, rear
Emilio Luis F., secretary Real Estate Associates, office

304 Montgomerj-, dwl Grand Hotel
Emmal Jt)seph B., real estate, dwl S23 Larkin
Emmatt John, clerk freight auditor's office Central Pac.

R. R. , NE cor Fourth and Tow nsend, dwl 620 Fourth
Emmens Thomas, deckhand stm Senator, Broadway St.

AMiarf

FAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha

Emmerich Ernest, clerk military headquarters Depart-
ment Cal., dwl 32-1 Minna
Emmerich Geurge, ])orter Collins, Wieaton & Luhrs, dwl

SW cor Post and Dupont
EMMKT 4'. TEMPIJ-:, attorney at law, office 224 Sau-

soni, dwl N\V cor Kearny and Chestnut
Emmett Edward, carpenter, dwl 21 Ste\'enson
Emmond H., teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Emmons Elisha, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 526

Howard
Emmons Elmir S., bookkeeper Savings and Loan Soc.,

dwl r>20 Howard
Emmons Frances H. Miss, milliner, 143 Tliird
Emmons J. E. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple St. Primarj'

School
Emmons Robert, dwl 309 Tj-ler
Emond C, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl

475 .Jessie
Emond Emanuel, carpenter and builder, 731 Pacific, dwl

Sullivan's Building
Emonen Charles, waiter National Hotel
Emory Heniy, gardener, dwl 1029 Valencia
Empey Charles, butcher William F. Empey, dwl 1325

Kearnj-
Empey Charles, sausage factory, 10^ Stevenson, dwl 15

Rineon PI
Empey William F., market, 402 .Union, dwl 1325 Kearny
Empire and Middleton Consolidated Quicksilver Mining

Co. (Lake Co., Cal.), office 331 Mont room 23
Empire Bath House, Edward Schoen proptr, 2004 Polk
EMPIRE BREWEKY, Lyon & Co. proprietors, N s

Chestnut nr Mason, office 179 .Jessie
Empire Foundrj-, Savage & Son proprietors, 137-141

Fremont
Empire (Old) Foundr3% William Gladstone proprietor,

137 Beale
Empire Gold Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.), Charles Col-

lisschonn secretary, 424 Montgomeiy
Empire Hotel, Richard Toome}' proprietor, 311 and 313

Pacific
Empire Lodging House, William A. Church proprietor,

636 Commercial
Empire Match Factor}*, B. Bendel & Co. proprietors, SE

cor Eleventh and Harrison, office 318 Front
Empire Jlill and Mining Co, (Gold Hill, Nev.), Walter E.

Dean secretar}', office 419 California room 10
Empire Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), David T. Jen-
nings secretary, office 401 California
Empire Mining Co. (Idaho), William Willis secretary,

office 309 Montgomerj- room 29
Empire Restaurant, Henrv Scott proprietor, 146 Second
EMPIRE W.lSE!!«rSE, Woodhams & Ludlum pro-
prietors, 16-22 Beale nr Market
Emslie Francis, blacksmith, dwl 429 Pine
Emsworth Peter, machinist, dwl 102S Market
Emy Conrad, bricklayer, dwl 725 Brannan
Enas George H. , captain schr Wonder, dwl 237 Oak
Enhom Emanuel, carpenter Gilbert & Moore, dwl 243

Tehama
Encapie .Juan, waiter, dwl 7 Margaret PI
Encapie Romando, shoemaker, dwl 7 Margaret PI
Enciso Peter, butcher Miners' Restaurant, 769 Market,

dwl 272 Stevenson
End Albert G., varnisher Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

1 Chatham PI
Endemann George, baker Joseph G. Mysell, dwl 115

Seventh
Endennis Maggie Mrs., dwl 918 Jackson
Endlich Frank, gardener Willard E. Burr, dwl NW cor

Van Ness Av and Filbert
Endlich Jacob, engineer, dwl 1227 Union
Endris William {Dclhi-ig & E.), dvA 120 Third
Engbert Henrj-, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Engdalil Nils, Scandinavian Societ.v, 71 New Montgomery
Engel Adolph, seaman, dwl 10 Commercial
Engel C, dwl 208 Post

Engel Frederick, baker, dwl 7 St. Cliarles PI
Engel Henry G., boatman, dwl 112S Union
Engel John, cabinetmaker, dwl 114 Hayes
Engel John, tinsmith, dwl 649 Eroaway
Engel Nicolas, cellarman, -321 Jlontgomery, dwl 421J

Filbert
Engel Rosa (widow), fanc}- goods, 808 Larkin
Engelbart Christian F., brewer Golden Gate Brewery,

dwl 715 Greenwich
E\(;EL»ER4; E.MIL a., German bakery and coffee

saloon, 416 Ivearny
Engelberg Stephen, driver Prescott House, 933 Kearny

r":

EXGELreRECmT IIERM.IX, importer, manufac
turer, and jobber cigars and tobacco, 312 and 314
Front, dwl 334 OTarrell
Engelbrecht Steven, carjienter, dwl 228 Bush
Engelbretsen T., laborer Palmer, Knox & Co., res Oakland
Engelhard J., cooper Pac. Ban-el and Keg Factorj-
Engelhard L., surgeon, oculist and aurist, office and dwl

323 Keaniy
Engelhardt Franz, butcher, dwl 10 Sumner
Engelhardt George, cooper, dwl 246 Clementina .

Engelhardt William {Engelhardt Jj Gardner), dwl 309 ffl't
Green ikd"

Engelhardt & Gardner {William Eivjelhardt aud August fc'"
Gardner), proptrs New Lyceum Theater, SE cor
Ivearny and Sacramento
Engelke August, stevedore, dwl 288 Union
Engel ke Charles H., collector, office with California Jour-
nal, 603 Washington, dwl 2102 Stockton
Engelken Frederick, bookkeeper I. Landsberger & Co.,
dwl 2107 Mason

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Engelman Charles, musician Wade's Opera House, dwl HB

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1208 California
Engelmann C. P., cigarmaker Gordon &, Burke, dwl 1032

Market
Engels Charles H., silverplater William E. Shepman, dwl

204 Seventh
Engels Henry A., manager Pac. Brass and Bronze Works,

dwl 204 Seventh
Engels Henry G., boatman, Market St.Wliarf
Engels William, woodcarver Kemp & Hoffman, dwl 204

Seventh
Engemundson Peter, captam schr Emma Louise,office Pier

2J Steuart
Engert Alexander F. C, salesman Haas Brothers, dwl

1120 Stockton
Englander Aaron, bookkeeper Max Englander, dwl 807

Franklin
Englander Frank E., professor music, dwl 735 Folsom
Englander Leopold, policeman City Hall, dwl 726 Tj'ler
Englander Max, drayman, 102 Battery, dwl 807 Franklin
Englander William, manuf fringes, gimps, buttons, and

upholsterers' work, 751 Market, dwl 813 Folsom
Engle Hennan, cigar-boxmaker Abraham Waldstein, dwl

716 Brannan
Engle Jacob P., millwTight and carpenter, dwl NE cor

Fillmore and Lombard
Engle Volney {Engle ci; Co.), dwl 130 O'Farrell
Engle Walter J., carpenter, dwl NE cor Fillmore and

Lombard
Engle & Co. {Volney Engle and H. K.-Develey), groceries

and liquors, NE cor Powell and O'Farrell
Engler Benjamin, sausagemaker Matthaus Schwamm, dwl ^;

5 Dupont
Engler D. A., dwl C36 Commercial
Engler Josiah Mrs., bakery, 1323 Dupont
Engiesman Henry, with Bruns & Bomian, Main St. Wharf
Engling Andrew, seaman, dwl 22 Washington
English Ann (widow), dwl 1011 Natoma
English Benjamin, porter S. Foster & Co., 37 California
English Charles F., with John F. English, dwl 2650 Har
English Edward, bricklaver, dwl 126 Fifth
English Harriet (widow)! dwl 125 Fell
English James, springmaker Warner & Silsby, dwl 767

Howard
English James W., dwl 2316 Folsom bet Nineteenth and

Twentieth
English Jerome, blacksmith, 103 Mission, dwl 125 Fell
English John, bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl

309 Austin
E."V<;i.ISM JOSEPH F., produce dealer 313 Da^is, dwl

2650 Harrison
EXKEISH .lODIX M., capitalist and mining agent,

office Nevada Block 309 Montgomerj- room 22, dwl

Palace Hotel
English Patrick, plasterer, dwl 139 Natoma
English Peter, cattledriver, dwl Potrero
English Margaret Miss, dwl 231 O'FaiTell
English Marshal M., dwl lOOi Third
English Mathew C, harnessmaker Charles Molter, dwl

411 Sansom 4l

English N. F., dwl 21 Prospect PI

English Thomas, butcher William O'Brien, dwl W s Rail-
road nr Ninth Av, South S. F.
English William, bill distributor Maguire's Tlieater, dwl

419 Union
English William F., ex-policeman, dwl 1014 Stockton
Engman Charles, groceries and liquors, S W cor Eighth

and Minna
Engrels P., shoemaker, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy

te.

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., ProptJ

r>aa VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

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hm.

igren Henry, seaman Pacific Hail S. S. Granada

igren Herman, seaman, dwl 415 East

iSfrijfht .lohn, Sliij) <":ilkers" Assn, 118 First

igstle Xiivier, laborer Hunter Bros. & Co., dwl N s

Nevada bet Kansas and Rliode Island
igstrom Frederick, laborer Bay Sugar Reflnerj', dwl

1017 Battery
ig-strom Fritz, whitencr Grand Hotel
igstroni Harry, seaman, dwl 2(i Steuart
iiuwer Williani A. (Fallciiihtiri/b ,i- Cn.), dwl S26 Union

iill , broker, dwl l.'ilS Stockton

dcel Herman, dwl 430 Green

ikel Morris, expressman, oor Broadway and Stockton,

dwl 4.S0 Green
mels Ilt)race, bootblack, SW cor O'Farrell and Market,

dwl N s Lynch bet Hyde and Leavenworth
inesser Antoine, cook Palace Hotel
mis Abraham, dwl 310 Sixth
mis Alexander M., carpenter Hcnrj- J. McLerie, dwl

.')46 Jessie
inis Annie (widow), dwl 912 Lyon
mis G., brakeman Central Pac. R. Jl., dwl NE cor Berry

and Madden
mis John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado, dwl 152

Perry

mis L., laborer, dwl C47 Mission

mis Xioholas (Ennix ,{■ McNeill), dwl 10 Howard Court
mis Nicholas E., hackman. Plaza, dwl 1742 Ellis
mis 'V'irjrinia B. (widow), hairdresser, dwl 840 Claj'
mis William, milkman A. T. Noble, dwl cor San Jos6
Av and Thirtieth
irmis William H., dwl 1434 Mission
mis ,*i McNeill (Xicli'ilas Bnnis and Daniel Jt. Mc-

XfiU), carriagcniakers, 872 Folsom
iios Abraham T., mason, dwl 2725 Howard

Anton, deckhand stmr Cora, Broadway St.AVliarf
Hinxm, painter, dwl 497 Hvde
\OS JOII.V S., attorney at law, office 040 Clay, dwl W

s Chenery bet Tliirtieth and Tiiirty -first
nos Jonas, deckhand stmr Cora, Broadway St.WHiarf
•M nos Joseph L., proptr New Portuguese Exchange, 418
iTnnnm

nos Juan, seaman, dwl 418 Drumm
nos William, laborer, dwl S s Valley nr San Jos6 Av
nquist Aifred A., insurance and passenger ticket agent,
422 Montgomery, dwl N s Vallejo bet Larkin and Polk
nricht Louis {Torreiis tO E.), dwl 5 Torrens Court
nright Cornelius {Hokanson <b E.), dwl 2 Jackson
might Cornelius, watchman Quartermaster's Depart-
ment U. S. A., dwl 222 Fifth
nriglit Conrad, laborer H. F.Williams, dwl Long Bridge
nriglit Daniel, dwl 510 Vallejo
nri'.rbt Kdward P., groceries and liquors, 226 Fifth
nri-ht John, calker, dwl 231 Minna
nright John, laborer, dwl NE cor Santa Rosa Av and

Feri-ie

nright Michael, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
nriyhl Patrick, gi'oceries and liquors, 1131 Howard
niiulit Patrick, saloonkeeper, dwl 310 Beale, rear
nri',dit Patrick, teamster, IS Folsom

ht Peter, laborer, dwl 130 Dora, rear
uriLTht Robert, phnnber C. H. Stone, dwl 231 Jlinna
nright Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 110 Minna
nrig-ht Thomas, boilermaker, dwl CIJ Clementina, rear
nright Tliomas, carriagetrimmer J. W. Lowrj', dwl Min-
na bet Second and New Montgomery
nriyht Thomas, wines and liquors, SW cor Seventh and

nri!,'ht ^\'illiam {Enrifiht X- Duffic)/), dwl 314 Minna
Inright i^ Dutficy (Wiiliavi EnrujUt and Peter Dufflcy),

plumbers and gasfitters, SE cor Mont and Sutter
Inroos Samuel, lumbenuan, dwl 10 Washing-ton
Insburg William, barkeeper Adam & Kibbe, dwl 5C5 Na-

toma
;nsler Eniest, bootmaker I. M. Wentworth& Co., dwl 522

California

intelman JohnD., painter, dwl 1S09 Jessie
Interprise Breweiy, Hillebrandt & Co. proptrs, 2019 Fol
Inteqirise Consolidated Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.),

F. J. Herrmann secretary-, office 41S Keaniy
iXTERB'RISK SAWIXOAXK PL.lXlX<i MILLS,

D. A. JIacdonald ,fc Co. proprietors, 217-225 Spear,

and 218-220 Steuart
:ntz Ferdinand, patternmaker and designer, dwl 418

O'Farrell
aiwanger William, barkeeper Henry Wissell, dwl 613

Braiuian
;ny Frederick, vamisher, dwl 371 Jessie
;pinaim A. B. (widow), dwl 300 Minna

Ephraim Ferdinand, clerk, dwl 32 Willow Av

Ephraim Janette Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School

E)ihraims Ephraim E., attorney at law, dwl 21!) Elm Av

E1>IS4'<>IML CIII'IM'II Hlb.MK, E s Mission bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth

Episcopal Church Union, John H. Dickinson sccretarj-,
office 535 California

Epitein Simon (/. Landaherger .0 Co.), dwl 335 Eddy

Epperson John, clerk National Surgical Institute, dwl 319
Bush

Ep]nc John, fruits, 1525 Dupont

Eppinger Hans, mariner, dwl 119 Jackson

Eppingcr Jacob (i!,'/)7)/;i(/('r ,(• Co., Dixon, Solano Co.) of-
fice 111 Hattei-y, dwl 317 Oak

Ell*t'IX«;KU L<!>l BS, wines and liquors, 113 and 115
Halleck, dwl 215 Turk

Eppinger William L. (W. L. Eppinger d- Co.), dwl 211^
Turk

Eppinger W. L. & Co. (Williavi M. McMorris), publish-
ers San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board Lists,
oflice 434 California, third floor

Eppler Andreas, boot and shoemaker, 528 Bush, dwl 1109
Pine

Eppler Cornelius Jr., clerk E. Guittard & Co., dwl 331
Bush

Ep])olito Jolm, dwl 3 Vallejo Court

Epps Adam, traveling agent, dwl 7 Stockton

Ei>ps Andrew, clerk, dwl 11 Dikeman PI

Epps Charles, exjjressman, 513 Montgomery, dwl NW cor
Powell and A'allejo

Epps George, plumber, 117 Washington, dwl 615 Com-
mercial

Eppstein Frederick J., bookkeeper Joseph L. Schmitt,
dwl 726 Cal

Eppstein Samuel, bookkeeper L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl
720 Calif(.>niia

Epson Frederico, editor and publisher La Sociedad, office
021 Sansoni, dwl 1219 Kearny

Epstein Emanuel {GolUi J- E.), dwl 810 Mission

Epstein Hennr (//. //. Noble it- Co.), dwl 335 Eddy

Ejistein Isaac^ clerk I. Glazier & Co., dwl 1208 Geary

Ejistein Philip, dwl 1616 Pov.-ell

Epstein Robert, clerk I. Glazier & Co., dwl 1208 Gear>-

EUP'ALIZAIl'IOX BOAKO OF, office 3 City Hall,
second floor

Equi Assunta Miss, clerk Guiscppa Equi, dwl 1514 Dup

Equi Guiseppa, fiiiits and vegetables, 1514 Dupont

Equitable Tunnel and Mining Co. (Little Cottonwood,
Utah), Charles S. Healey secretary, office 45 Mer-
chants' Exchange

Erasmy John, butcher Henry Kohlman, dwl NW' cor Bush
and Franklin

Erbe Adam, hairdressing saloon, 5 Stockton

Erbe Minnie Mi'S., saleswoman Milton H. Garland, dwl 36
Eddy

Erbenes W. C, teamster, dwl NW cor Sixth and Bryant

Ercanbrack Kendrick C, printer Bradley & Rulofson,
dwl 20 Prospect PI

Ercole Eniil, musician, dwl 13 Verona

Erdin Theodore, cabinetmaker, dwl E s San Bruno nr
Thirtieth

Erdman Louis, deckhand Oakland Ferry steamers, dwl
North Gennan Hotel

Erdman William, miller, dwl 105 Jackson

Erich C. C. Miss, teacher telegraphy Pacific Business Col-
lege, dwl 313 O'Farrell

Ericksen E. (Hollander X- E.), dwl 806 Third

Erickson Alexander, tailor, dwl 813 Filbert, rear

Erickson Andrew, dwl 54 De Boom

Erickson Andrew, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

Erickson August, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Erickson Eemhard, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

Erickson Carrie (widow), dwl 413 First

Erickson Casimir, teamster S. F. Cordage Factorj', dwl W
s Jones nr Nevada

Erickson Charles, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl
775 Harrison

Erickson E. , Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Morton and Kear

Erickson Edmond, captain schr Albert and Edmund, La
Rue's Wharf, office Higgins & Collins

Erickson Eric J., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl 938 Howard

Erickson G., laborer S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 775 Harrison

Ericlvson John, baker Grand Hotel, dwl 112 First, rear

Erickson John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Erickson John, seaman, dwl 415 East

Erickson John, shipcarpenter, dwl 15 Howard

Erickson John, stevedore, dwl 14 Stanford

Erickson Knut, master mariner, dwl 305 East

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, L. W. Laird, 513 Montgomery cor. Mercl

Erickson L. Miss, teacher music, dwl 26J Kearny

Eriekson Martin, carpenter, dwl 218 Green

Ericksm Olof, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl 23
Folsom Av

Erickson Olof, tailor, dwl 1 St. Marj-'s PI

Erickson S. , oysterdealcr, dwl 415 East

Erickson Stephen O., liquor saloon, 10 Jackson, dwl 1118
Jlontiromerj'

Erickson Theodore, machinist, dwl Ninth Av nr N, South
S. F.

Erie Consolidated Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Theodore
C. Kibbe secretary, office 419 California room 23

Erie Railway Co., J. G. McCall general agent, office 140
Montgomery

Erie Robert, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First

Erie Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Lucien Hermann
secretar}-, office 330 Pine room 11

Eriks Charles, tanner, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-
eighth,

Eriks Frederick, seaman bark Thomas, Jackson St. Wharf

Erkson A., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kear and Morton

Erlandsen Andrew, machinist Will & Finck, 821 Keamy

Eriandson Ernest, merchant, dwl Oriental Hotel

Erlanger Herman (Erlmvier tt fle.s.v, Virginia Citv, and
If. Erlanqer d: Co., Treasure City), office 306 Front,
dwl 1612 Polk

Erlano Ignacio, laborer, dwl 14 Pollard PI

Erlenwein John, butcher, dwl 532 Valencia

Ei'lenbach Moritz, agent A. & E. Wallach, office 120 Sut-
ter, dwl 813 Tyler

Erlin Gustave, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 527
Natoma

Erlinheim Julius, laborei' Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 776 Fol

Ermnr William, bai'keeper Michael Flanigan, dwl NW cor
Front and Pacific

Ernest Aaron, tailor, 802 Jackson

Ernest Auguste, cook, dwl 2 Stockton PI

Ernest Joseph T., grainbroker, office 404 Front, res Oak-
land

Ernest Sebastian, mariner, dwl 1118 Taylor

Erni Joseph, tailor, 521 Taylor

Ernst A., waiter Chicago Hotel

Ernst Daniel, waiter, dwl 509 Washington

Ernst F., painter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway

Ernst Henry, tinsmith Hoffmann & Green, dwl 1716 Stock

Ernst John, cai-penter, dwl 518 Filbert

Ernst Peter, barkeeper Helvetia Hotel, 429 Pine

Ernst Peter, boots and shoes, W s Mission nr Gody

Erj) Emanuel, tailor. 111 Stevenson

Erresmi Carst, cook Prescott House, dwl SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Kearny

Erringer J. R. Jr., railroad and steamship agent, office
233 Montgomery, dwl 206 Chestnut

Erskine John B., porter Cross & Co., dwl 6^ Auburn

Erskine Mehille C, master stm St. Paul, office 310 San

Erskine Oakes R. , barkeeper John Woodworth, dwl NW
cor Pacific and Sansom

Ertola A. , laborer N. Giamboni & Co.

Ertola Biagio, machinist, dwl 1508 Dupont

Ei-ussard Pierre, cook French Hospital, S s Bryant bet
Fifth and Sixth

Ervin Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl Fifth Av nr I, South
S. F.

Er\'in Henrv J. , proptr shipsway, Potrero nr Long Bridge,
office 305 East, dwl Fifth Av nr I, South S. F.

Ervine E., dwl 444 Green

Erwin Frank, caqietlayer, dwl 1209 Keamy

Erwin Henrj', hackman, dwl 223 Stevenson

Erwin John, expressman A. Haas & Co., dwl 1206 Fol

Erwin Peter C, clerk, dwl 921 Howard

Erwin R. , driver Market St. R. K.

Erwin AVilliam, carriagejiainter, dwl 120J Hayes

Erwin. See Irvin and Irwin

Erzgraber Adolf, salesman Neubert & Turk, dwl 650 Cal

Erzgraber Carl O., bookkeeper Wilhelmi Bros., dwl 105
Mason

Erzgraber Erwin, assistant bookkeeper Tillman & Bendel,
dwl 409 Tyler

Erzgraber Catherine (widow), dwl 439 Tvler

Erz'jrraber William E., clerk, dwl 439 T3'ler

E.S15ER«, B.1«"JB.WA\ A VO.(Mande.lE.sberf!, Simon
Bachman, and Julius Ehruuinn), importers and
manufacturers cigars and tobacco, 207-213 Battery

Esberi,' Mandel (Esbcnj, r.achman 6c Co.), dwl 645 Fol

Esberg Moses, dwl 645 Folsom

Esby Georg-e, barber, dwl 209 Prospect PI

Esby John, tailor James T. Pettus, dwl 211 Berry

Escaig Jacques, cutlerygrinder John Ortet, dwl 610
Greenwich

ms ^

Escallam John, laborer Louis Donnadieu, dwl 522 Pin« j,iiJl
Escalle Felix, dwl Rowland Alley, Broadway j..(-;ti

Escalle Joseph, laborer, dwl 034' Pacific Sill

Escamilla Ignatius, clerk, dwl 1323 Dupont J,,rP.

Escavot Anton, dwl 1317 Sansom j,ii31

Esche Otto, bookkeeper Anglo-California Bank, dwl 2) wersJ

Bush 7,1 »i

Eschen J. C, master schr William Beebee, office 305 E; ^i%
Eschenburg M. M. Miss, adjuster coiners' departmt x\ pei

U. S. Mi)it, dwl 107 Fifth jJ.fE

Escherick Christ, musician Alj)er's Band fc.jje

Eschhalz David, tailor, 40 First (•;„,;

Eschrich Christian, beer saloon, NE cor Sacramento a ^^f".

Keamy, dwl 402 Green ^"

Escobaba Pablo, seaman, dwl 25 Commercial ,|j|

Escritpuve Enrique, dwl 1234 Stockton j

Esdohr Albert, barkeeper Aaron Dyer, dwl 127 Folsom .j.^i
Esdohr Henrj', dwl 727 Da-\-i^ I jisii

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Esguel Eva Miss, dwl 434 Union

Eshelbach Peter, cooper, dwl 18 First

Eshols David, tailor, 311 Pine room 22, dwl 64 First

Esmery Louis, waiter John Jury tS: Brothers, dwl 024 Co

Esmine , laborer A. M. Simpson & Brothers, 1 How

Esmond Frederick, teamster J. Morton &Co., dwl 18 Do

Esmond Minnie, acti-ess, dwl 76S Mission

Esmonin Clement (De Ilaes d- E.), dwl 633 Third

Esnott Joseph, carpenter, dwl 1114 Devisadero

Espaza Jesus, carpenter, dwl Puicine House, 1023 Kear

Espee Louis, driver Omnibus R. R. Co.

Espejo Edward, compositor Le Petit Journal, dwl 7!

Filbert
Espel Ferdinand, baker R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 213Sutt(
Espel Henry, real estate, dwl 2120 Howard
Esperance Antoine, vegetables, Colombo Market
Esperilion Martine, cook, dwl 33 Hinckley
Espersen Herman, woodturner, dwl 10 Vincent "
Espil Cadet, clerk Dellepiane & Co., dwl 215 Kearny
Espina P. A., teacher penmanship, office and dwl 54

Market
Espinasse R. , captain, teacher na\-igation, 18 Market
Espinos Madame, dressmaker, dwl 830 Folsom
Espinosa Deniascia, dwl 7 Pollard PI, rear *

Esposta Doniinico, laborer California Italian Paste Co

dwl 5 Filbert
Espy Emmett, with Sumner \\liitney & Co., dwl700ElIi
Espy George, bathman Sand Bros., dwl 309 Prospect PI
Espy Robert H. (Doane it- Co.), res Oyster^^lle,W.T.
Espy Robert J. , master mariner, dwl 238 Steuart
Esquerro Rafael, dwl 2 Codman PI
Esrom Charles K., carpenter, dwl 115 Geary, rear
Esse Joseph, carpenter, dwl 117 First Av bet FifteentI

and Sixteenth
Essmann Ernest, drj- goods, boots and shoes, 714 Mont

gomery, dwl 1029 Clay
Essmann John, lumberman, dwl 16 Washington
Esta Buena Consolidated Silver Mining Co.(Nye Co., Nev.)

A. Noel secretary, office 419 California room 5
Estabrook A. B., with A. B. Spooner Jr., dwl 938 Hani

son
Estabrook Charles, butcher City and County Hospital
Estabrook. See Esterbrook

Estalita Joseph, cabinetmaker, dwl 3 Baldwin Court
Estee MoiTis M. (Estee lO Boalt), dwl Branswick House.

148 Sixth
ESTEE A BOALT {^^orr}S M. EMee and John D.

Boalt), attorneys at law, office 410 Montgomery
Estein William, cigars and tobacco, 213 Montgomerj", dwl

15 Geneva
Estell R. P., ]50rt.cr, dwl 1011 Pacific
E.STEX JOII.V, homoepathic phvsician, office 108 Stock-
ton, dwl 228 McAllister
Esterley E. J. (widow), dwl 20 Metcalfe PI
Estes Charles, teamster Industrial School
Estes William M. , latindryman Industrial School
Estey John C, stonecutter, dwl 1424 Pacific
Estrada Antonio, restaurant, SW cor Dupont Alley and

Montgomery Av
Estrada Ignacia (widow), dwl 505 Union
Estrada Prosper S., caiTiage manuf, 708 6attery, dwl 11

Pinckney PI
Estrada Virginia Miss, dwl 444 Union
Estrada William, dwl 636 Pacific

Estrella R. G. , cigarmaker Gordon & Burke, 842 Market
Etique Charles JI., clerk Frontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl

S s Twenty-second nr Guerrero
Etique John P., dwl S s Twenty-second nr Guerrero
Etterson A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 18 Freelon
Etting William A., salesman C. L. Ne\nnan, dwl 725 Eij--

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Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology

."j VAN SCHAACK & CO, 706, 703, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

s, itiifer George, cabinetmaker Henry Luchsinger & Co.,
■^ dwl 18 First
inyer Jlax, friiigemaker S. Ettinger, dwl 21 Taylor
inger Jloritz, fringeiiiaker, dwl 21 Taylor
iiiger Paul, boxmaker S. F. Co-operative Box Factory,

dwl 1314 Stockton
inger Samuel, inanuf fringe, cord, and tassels, 105 Post,

dwl 21 Taylor
ingcr W., sash and blindniaker Haskell & Bode, dwl

171 Perry

ling Frank, porter, dwl 720 Stock
ling Henry^uctioneer Isaac Frooniberg, dwl 20i Oak

Gro\e Av

ling Mark, barkeeper Q>-erIand House
ling Mark, furniture dealer, dwl 254 Clara
linger Samuel, second-hand furniture, 1005 Howard.
^ dwl 33h Kausch
^ Noel, cooper Pac. Barrel & Keg Factory, dwl 1119

Mission
ienio John, expressman, NW cor DujKjnt and Vallejo,

dwl 105y Kearny
I William, hairdresser, dwl Humboldt House, 1309 Stock
;er Cieorge, salesman T. W. Magill, dwl 120 Shipley
t. ler Henrv, cabinetmaker Pac. U. Sv. Furniture Alautif.

Co., dwH2li Shipley
lert Frederick, dwl 516 Folsom
phrat Ludwig, clerk B. Wilson & Co., dwl NW cor Oc-

tavia and Geary
phrat Theophile, broker, dwl 131 O'Farrell
reka Benevolent Society, Leo Eloesser secretary, oflBce

414 Clay

fcka Brewery, Schweitzer & Brother pro)>trs, 235 First
eka Broom Factory, Gillespie, Zan i; Co. jjroptrs, 114

Sacramento
reka Co. (Cliinese), cigars manufacturers, 1112 Dupont
UKKA tOXSOMWlTEO .VI.M.XG < O. (Eureka

Co., Xev.), William W. Traylor secretary, office 30D

Montgomer3- room 37
reka Foundrj', Thompson Brothers proptrs, 129 and

131 Beale
reka Furniture Factory, Kragea & Co. propti:s, 210 and

212 Mission
reka Gas Machine Company, George P. Bissell supt.,

713 Harrison
reka Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), Richard

Weirener secretary, office 414 California
■REK.A II.4.IR F.lfTOUY, J. Herzog& Co. proptrs,

cor Fifteenth and Dolores, office 410 Sacramento
reka House, Charles V. Bergold proptr, 720 Bran
reka Hiuse. Henry Hay proptr, 2)2 Sixth
KEK.i mor.SE, Henrj' Simon proptr, 214 Sansom
reka Institute, Mrs. S. C. Swain principal, 1410 Powell
reka Lake and Yuba Canal Co. Consolidated (Nevada

Co., Cal.), Charles AUenberg secretarj", office 43S Cal
ireka Lodgings, Daniel Hutchings proptr, 024 Com
reka ilarble Works, P. M. O'Riley proptr, 10 Taylor
reka Match Factory, N~W cor Harrison and Nevada,

office 120 Front
:'REK.4. .M'R.SERY, Eniil Meyer proptr, foot Stanyan

nr Golden Gate Park, depot 27 Geary
ireka Railing Works, Thomas McKibbin proptr, 317 How
ireka Restaurant, Augustus Pope proptr, 218 and 220

Brannan
ireka Salt Works, Charles J. Janson proptr, NW cor

Bryant and Fremont
ireka Soda Works, C. A. Reiners & Co. proptrs, 723 Turk,

rear
irclia Steam Coffee and Sjjice ilills, E. Guittard & Co.

]iro]itrs, 515 and 517 Commercial
ireka Stone Manufacturing Co., M. Macdonald supt,

factory 535 Brannan, office 567 Market
ireka Stove and Tin Shop, Laverj' & Reineger proptrs,

1050 Folsom
ireka Turn Verein Hall, E s Powell bet Pine and Cal
LICEKA W.lltEHOJSE, Andrew J. Gove manager,

NW cor Montgomery and Chestnut
ireka Wool Co., J. C. Kennedy business manager, office

\A' s Main nr Harrison
iropa Mining* Co. (Story Co., Cal.), Richard B. Koyes

ecretary, office 419 California room 27
iroi>e Hotel, SW cor Dujjont and Mort<3n
ir':>i>ean Nurserj-, William Appleby proprietor, NW cor

Mission and Twenty-first
istace John H., insmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl 3

Lincoln PI nr Fremont
astine George, dwl 1527 Dujwnt

a James {James Era dr Co.), dwl W s Iowa nr Solano
la James & Co., projirietors Cal. Fuse Works, E s Mis-
sion Creek bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth

Evain Louis, agent Le Petit Journal, dwl 330 Sutter
EVA.XGEL PirULISlII.N'O €0., publishers Evangel

(religious weekly), office 330 Sansom room 20
Evangelist Louis, brassfinisher Raneri F. Rochicioli, dwl

S Tyler
Evanno Jean, hairdresser, 712 Pacific
Evanovitch G., dwl Commercial Hotel
Evanovitch Gus S., clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl NW cor
Sutter and Kearny

Evans , lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Evans A., iron-sliuttermaker, dwl 2 Tyson PI

Evans Aaron, apothecary, 22'J Hayes, and NW cor Hayes

and Laguna, dwl 003 Laguna
Evans Albert, dwl !)1 Montgomery Block *
Evans Alfred H., merchant, dwl 722 Washington
Evans Alfred S. Jr., clerk E. E. E3Te, dwl 1109 Green
Evans Amos, carpenter William B. Bradburj^, dwl 22

Tehama
Evans Ann (widow), dwl W s Shotwell nr Twenjy-seventh,

Bernal Heights
Evans Bell Mrs. , lodgings, 10 Montgomerj- Av
Evans Benjamin F., driver Market St. R. R., dwl N s

Sixteenth bet Second Av and Guerrero
Evans Caleb P. , head postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, 606 Montgomery
Evans C. H., draftsman Hinckley & Co., dwl 749 How
Evans Charles, driver Central R. R., dwl 317 j Fell
Evans Charles, peddler, dwl 32 Crocker bet "Mission and

Stevenson
Evans E., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Evans Edward, cook tug boat Sol Thomas, Howard St.

Wharf
Evans E. F., dwl Lick House
Evans Evan, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills
Evans Evan, master mariner, dwl 117 Drumm
Evans F. M., dwl 22 Metcalfe PI
Evans Frances, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Evans Frank S., druggist Aaron Evans, dwl 229 Hayes
Evans Frederick, seaman stm Mohongo, Broadway. St.

ttTiarf
Evans George, bootfinisher I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl

1028 Vallejo
Evans George, caqseuter, dwl 7 Mason
Evans George, carpenter, dwl 2S Everett
Evans George A., bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl

227 Second
Evans George A., veterinary surgeon, 308 Main {and

George A. Evans it- Son), dwl 308 Main
Evans George A; & Son {Richard G. W. Evans), horse-

shoers, 308 Main
Evans George B., carpenter Henr)' J. McLerie, dwl 740

Howard
Evans George E., clerk Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s Ten-
nessee nr Solano
Evans George H., weaver Mission Woolen Mills
Evans George T., musical director Maguire's Theaters,

dwl 609 Folsom
Evans Gomer, cashier Parrott & Co., dwl NE cor Fillmore

and Grove
Evans Harrj- W. , mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Evans H. P' (widow), dwl 820 Sutter
Evans Isabella Miss, hairdresser, dwl W s Thirteenth Av

nr N, South S. F.
Evans Jacob, farmer, dwl 210 Mason
Evans James,, watchman O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Evans James D. , agent, dwl 3 Gerke Allej' nr Dupont
Evans J. F., special agent U. S. Treasurj', office Custom

House third floor, dwl Lick House
Evans J. K., butcher, dwl 26 Eddy
Evans J. M., laborer, dwl ^\Tiat Cheer House
Evans John, househelper Pioneer Iron Works, dwl 2

Tjson PI
Evans John, assistant engineer O. & 0. S. S. Oceanic
Evans John E., dwl NE cor Van Ness Av and ^'allejo
Evans John M., clerk, dwl 1006 Clay
Evans John W., shi]x»rpenter, dwl W s Thirteenth Av nr

N, South S. F.
Evans Jonah, millwright, dwl 412 Lagima
Evans Jones, helper Cal. Planing Mills
Evans Joseph, salesman Pond, Reynolds & Co., dwl 23

Taylor
Evans Joseph J. , dwl 526 Howard
Evans Josephine C. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primary

School, dwl 415 Pine
Evans J. R., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 21

Silver
Evans Marian Miss, teacher Bush St. Primary School, dwl

1109 Green
Evans Mary J. Mrs., dw'l 408 Greenwich

JAMES G. STEELE & CO, Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

r. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merch

Evans Michael, laborer, dwl N 8 Union bet -Battery and

Sanson!
Evans Jlicliael, laborer New City Hall, dwl 741 Market
Evans N., laborer, dwl N E cor Berry and Madden
Evans Nathaniel, sorter Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 522

Valencia
Evans Oliver P. (C^o'ria <i- E.), attorney at law, office

504 Kearny, dwl 1803 Stockton
Evaiw R. (widow), dwl W s Thirteenth Av nr N, South

S. F.
Evans Richard G. \V. {Gconje A. Evaiu & Son), dwl 308

Main
Evans Robert G., purser 0. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Evans Taliesin.aiulletin editorial rooms, dwl 217 Austin
Evans Thomas, barkeeper Olympic Theater, dwl 143 Third
E\aiis Thoiiias, niolder Pac. Iron Works, dwl 528 Folsoni
Evans Thomas A., assistant Aaron Evans, dwl 229 Hayes
Evans Tliomas D., carpenter, dwl NE cor Van Ness Av

and Vallejo
Evans Westi; railroad ties, office La Rue's Ai\Tiarf, res

Oakland
Evans William (Cattcrall A E.), dwl 1011 Market
Evans William, barber, dwl 106 Minna
Evans William, billiard-tablemaker, dwl Chicago Hotel
Evans William, laborer, dwl 7 Stevenson
Evans William, seaman schr John Frederick, Jackson

St. Wharf
Evans William, teamster L. & E. Emanuel, dwl E a

Hampshire bet Santa Clara and Eighteenth
Evans William H., blacksmith Miners' Foundry, dwl 9

Vassar PI
Evans William J., carrier S. F. Chronicle
E^•ans William J., patternmaker Miners' Foundry, dwl 9

Vassar PI
Evans William W. {Mills & E.), dwl 320 Fulton
Evarts George S., dwl 508 Eddy
Evatt Daniel, engineer, dwl 509 Washington
Evatt John, spesial policeman California Theater, dwl

153 Perry
Evatt William J., hatter J. C. Meussdorffer & Bro., dwl

144 Silver
Eveleth Frank D., butcher Horace S. Ridley, dwl E s

Polk nr Jackson
Eveleth Joseph A., carpenter Amos R. Nichols, dwl N s

Green bet Gough and Octavia
Eveleth Sarah (widow), dwl ,N s Green bet Gough and

Octavia
EVE%'a^'<i BSniLlETI.V (daily, weekly, and overland

weekly), San Fi-ancisco Bulletin Co. publishers and

propti-s, office 622 Montgomery, editorial rooms

517 Clay
ETE^'l^t« POST (daily). Evening Post Publishing Co.

l)roptrs, office 502 Montgomery
Evening Star No. 1 Mining Co. (Wliite Pine, Nev.), office

302 Montgomery room 5
Evenson John, real-estate agent, 724| Market, dwl 266

Jessie
Everding Frederick W., salesman J. Everding & Co., dwl

SW cor Scott and Tyler
Everding J. & Co., starch nianufacti.u'ers and commis-
sion merchants, 48 Clay
Everding John (J. Eoerding & Co.), dwl 2116 Mason
Everett Amanda M. (widow), dwl 114 Fell
Everett A. P., commission merchant, office 405 Front, res

East Oakland
Everett Augustus F. {Cantin <t E.), dwl 818 Powell
Everett Calvin D., tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 1022 Fol
Everett Daniel H., bookkeeper Merrifield & Rosener, dwl

219 Geary
Everett Edward, salesman Weaver, Taylor & Co., res Oak-
land
Everett Emmon J., longshoreman, dwl 502 Broadway
Everett House, Plugh Eraser proprietor, 55 Second
Everett Jeremiah, cook, dwl 603j Third, rear
Everill George Thomas, porter Stein, Simon & Co., dwl SE

cor Third and Mission
Evers B. (widow), dwl 210 Twenty-second
Evers Charles D., drayman' dwl 35 Clara
Evers Henry J., billiard saloon, 801 Kearny, dwl 322 Hayes
Evers John, piledriver W. H. Martin & Co., dwl 24 Pinck-

ney PI
Evers William, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., dwl Chicago

Hotel
Evers William, tailor, dwl 16 Hinckley
Evers William H., cabinetmaker P. Liesenfeld, dwl Chi-
cago Hotel
Everson diaries, clerk, dwl 650 Market
Everson Edward G., waiter J. & J. Brady, dwl 4 Howard

Court

111*
^ntl

(fie'
ijte

Etel^

Everson Jonas, melter William T. Garratt, dwl 33 Alta

Everson Jlary (widow), dwl 266 Jessie, rear

Everson Thomas, helper McTernan Brothers, dwl Bran

House
Everson Thomas, stevedore, dwl S s Filbert bet Sansc

and MontgomcrV'
EVK!t.S<»\ WALLACE, general agent New Engla

Mutual Life Insurance Co., office 313 Montgomei

res Oakland
Evert Henry, watchmaker, dwl 110 Freelon
Everts J(jhn J., molder Savage & Son, dwl 648 Folsom
Evertz John, wire-clothweaver, dwl SW cor Church a:

Jersey
Evorv A. F. & Co., manufacturers Diamond Catarrh Rei

edy, 60S Market and 8 Post"
Evory Alexander F. (^1. F. Evory d: Co.), dwl 335 Oak
Ewald Anton, tailor, dwl 30 Page
Ewakl Edward, real estate, dwl NW cor Thirteenth ai

Howard
Ewald Frederick, musician and vamisher P. Liesenfel IJ"

dwl California Av nr Mission, Bernal Heights
Ewald John, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 70 Clei

entina
Ewald Oliver, second engineer stm San Joaquin No. 2, V

lejo St. Wharf
Ewald Theodore (Haiislinr/ei- tfc E.), dwl 1318 Powell
Ewald William, bricklayer, dwl 833 Greenwich
EWELL L. .1., proprietor Coso House, 411 Sansom, ai|teti

Branch House, 424 Sansom, dwl W s Folsom

Twenty-first
Ewen Louis T. , bookkeeper J. R. Herrick & Co., dwl S

cor Pierce and Filbert
Ewer Warren B. {Dewey tt Co.), dwl W s Folsom b

Nineteenth and Twentieth
Ewer William D., clerk Crosett & Co., dwl 18 Bernard
Ewing Alison, collarmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 5

Howard
Ewing Calvin, foreman collarmaker Main & Wincheste

dwl 547 Howard
Ewing Charles G., optician, instrument depot, and agei

Mathushek pianos. 111 Montgomery, dwl 29 Silver
Ewing ChSrles Simeon, machineoperator Main & Winche

ter, dwl 547 Howard
Ewing Etna Mme., manufacturer Bloom of Youth, A\

23 Fell
Ewing George, wagonmaker Z. H. Cunningham & Co

dwl 656 Howard
Ewing Harry, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Ewing Harrj', upholsterer Mountain c& Raye, dwl 16 Stoc
Ewing Howard, harnessmaker, dwl 81 Clementina
Ewing- Ira, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl Philadelphi

House
Ewing J., dwl 304 Third

Ewing James R. {J. R. Ewing <fc Co.), dwl 1729 Market
Ewing John, horseshoer, 856 Howard, dwl NW cor Dor

and Brj'ant
Ewing Joseph D., lumber surveyor, office 1 Howard, dv

NE cor Fifteenth and Dolores
Ewing J. R. & Co. {Michael Van Norman), liquor saloo

and boarding, 1729 Market
Ewing Luther, director Market St. R. R., dwl 716 Lagun
Ewing Robert, architect and builder, dwl 1400 Van Nes

Av
Ewing Thomas, carpenter O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
E.\A3II\EK (daily and weekly), William S. Moss & Cc

publishers and proprietors, office 533 and 535 Wash
Excelsior House, Westphal & Drager proprietors, 608 am

610 Sixth
E5Lt'ELSI«R IR«?f WORKS, James J. Gallaghe

proprietor, 151 and 153 Beale
EXCELSIOR LJVEKV STABLE, Lot D. Slocum pre

prietor, 921-925 Sutter
Excelsior Manufacturing Co., A. S. Folger & Co. proptrs,

SW cor Fremont and Slission
Excelsior Mill and Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Franl

Swift secretary, office 419 California
ropr'

^hiiiimi bet Third and Fourth /w.
EXt'EILSIOR PRIXTIXO OFFICE^ Bacon & Co

proprietors, NW cor Sansom and Clay
Excelsior Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co.), office 31;

Sansom room 37
Excelsior Straw Works, Bridgeman Manly proprietor, 81-

Howard
Excelsior Water Co. (Yuba), James P. Pierce president

office 315 California room 8
E.X«'EL>iIOK WS>iD»'»I5LL AXK HORSEPOWED

MAXSJ'Mi'TORY, Atwood & Bodwell proprietors

211 and 213 Mission

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 C

i?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

utiii 11

l»|;xchequer Jlining Co. (Gold Hill, Nov.), James S. Kenne-
dy secretary, tifflce 43 Merchants' Exchaiijjo
Uliitxodius .lulia Mine., olairvciy.iiit, 113 KolU'tll

xi)ert Marie (widow), fxirnislicd lociiis, 7U2 Vallejo
■■'SJo ixjux'ss liiiiUUiit;, NK cur .Mdiitifonu'ry and California
;ybs William, barkeeijer George Cantus, dwl SW cor
Stockton and O'Farrell
i'Uiityen Christian, Scandinavian Society, 71 New Mont
Iyer Jonathan Russell, iiaiiiter, dwl S04 Third
iyerieh Georypc, deckhand stni Louise, Clay St. Wharf
.ycrmans Bernard, TaiK>rs' Pro. Union, SW cur Kearny

and Morton
liTand Alphonse, florist, 121 Sutter, dwl Franklin bet

Lond;ard and Greenwich
Syrand Aujnist, tanner Christian Ilellwig, dwl S s Twen-
ty-sixth m- Howard

iyre , artist, dwl 019 Mission

»if;YKK l':!»W.l!ICE> E., stockbroker, office 311 Montgom-
ery, d\\l 905 Sutter
iiifelEyre .lohn, contractor and builder, dwl E s Castro bet

Fifteenth and 8i.\teenth
lejE^jTe William, plintoyraiih .i,'-allerj', CW Clay, dwl (il9 Miss

"■yrc William 1a)vc11, journalist, dwl 921 Jackson
iVjtyre William K., dwl OO.'i Sutter

Jyrich George, deckhand stm Louise, Berkeley Ferry
.ytinge Harry Jr., hackman, dwl 921 Sutter
i;zekiel Edwin, clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co., dwl 1620 Clay
It izekiel Rebecca (widow), dwl 1C20 Clay

IB! Ik

s,'«

IF.

Taxh William, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger & Son,

dwl 132 Seventh
jlfabbri Inez Mme., operatic artist, dwl Oil Folsom

Kabens Ellen H. , Miss, dressmaker 540 Bush, dwl 311 Hyde
ste Fabens Francis (widow), dwl 311 Hyde
Fabens George C, clerk Central Pac. R. R. general super-
intendent's otfice, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, res

Saucelito
iJFabens Herbert S., wood engraver, 531 Clay, dwl 311

Hyde
il^Faber Andrew, laborer Golden Gate Chemical Works, dwl

NE cor Beach and Buchanan
s OjFaber Joseph, laborer, dwl 23 Morej' Alley

Faber Peter, engineer Golden Gate Chemical Works, dwl

NE cor Beach and Buchanan
SiixK'aber William, barkeeper, dwl CIS California

Fabian A. W., dwl 636 Commercial
Linhj Fabian G., glazier, dwl 218 Fourth

Fabian Jleyer, commission merchant, dwl 605 Taylor
Fabian Samuel M., musician, dwl 605 Tajlor
Fabis Ignatius, Austrian Benev. Soc. , 71 New Mont
Fabre Cesar, tinsmith Simeon Mistre, dwl 428 Broadway
Fabre Jules, tinsmith, dwl 428 Broadway
Fabriz Nicholas, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Fabry Frank K., market, S s Twenty-fourth m- Harrison
Fabry Leopold JI., market, NW cor Grove and Laguna
Fabry Sebastian, market, NE cor Twenty -fourth and Po-

trero Av
\(|Faccio John, dwl 6 Vallejo PI

Facco John, gardener, dwl Ocean Road nr Industrial

School
vojFadely Edward B., night clerk Palace Hotel

Faenza George (Huffin it /''.), dwl 22 Montgomery Av
jjjFaes Henry, jeweler, dwl 554 Tehama bet Fifth and Sixth
Fagan Barney, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Fagan Bridget (widow), dwl 209 Fourth
Fagan Charles, silverplater Electrical Construction and

Maintenance Co., dwl 209 Fourth
Fagan Daniel, gasfitter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 418 First
Fagan James, driver Omnibus R. R. Co.
Fagan James, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Dntmm
Fagan James E., jilumber Kearney Bros., dwl 857J Har
Fagan Jennie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 632 Minna
Fag;yi John, dwl 114 Jones
Fagan John, carpenter, dwl 8 Washington
Fagan John, fireman, dwl 242 Braiman
Fagan John, fireman, dwl 857^ Harrison
Fagan John, laborer, dwl E s Tennessee nr Humboldt
Fagan John, laborer, dwl 114 Jones
Fagan John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 6 Freelon
Fagan John F., laborer, dwl 114 Jones
Fagan Joseph, shipcalker, dwl 2281 Ritch
Fagan Margaret (widow), restaurant, 266 Brannan
Fagan Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 632 Minna
Fagan Mary iliss, teacher Hayes Valley Pi-imary School
Fagan Mary (widow), dwl 242 Brannan

Fagan Marj^Ann (widow), dwl (532 Minna

Fagan JIary K. (vi'idow), furnished rooms, 231 Second

Fagan Michael, dwl 936 Mission

Fagan Patrick, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.

Fagan Patrick, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery

Fagan Patrick, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny" and

Morton *

Fagan Thomas, hel]icr F. I. Curry, dwl 632 Minna
Fagan 'lliomas H., stationerv, 1024 Market, dwl 114 Jones
Fagan William, dwl 3i:! O'Farrell

Fagan Willium, iiainler M. P. Holmes, dwl 857J- Harrison
Fagan William, shipcari)cnter, dwl 110 Townsend
Fagary Terrence, teamster Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dwl

157 Perry
Fagenburg Frederick, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New

Montgomery
Fagerlund John, clerk John Klunder, dwl SW cor Jack-
son and Drumm
Fagerous Frederick, baker Eisert & Becker, dvrl 24 Third
Fagerstrom P. G., Scandinavian Society, 71Nev/ Mont
Fagioni Bias A., portraitpainter, dwl 462 Natoma
Fagothey Dennis, waiter John Fagothey, dwl 313 Sutter
Fagothey Frangois, cook John Fagothey, dwl 313 Sutter
Fagothey John, restaurant, 313 Sutter
Fall John, Swiss Benev. Soc., 627 Commercial
Fahel George, seaman, dwl 430 Drmnm
Fahey Dennis, milker Michael Bm-ke, dwl W s Iowa nr

Sierra
Fahey J. F., dwl 736 Union
Fahey John, dwl 1500 Taylor

Fahey John, laborer, dwl cor Twenty-ninth and Mission
Fahey Martin, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot & Shoe Co., dwl

Chopultepec nr California Av, Bernal Heights
Fahey Patrick, hostler Richard Dowling, dwl 6lu Howard
Fahey Patrick, laborer, dwl 1019 Market
Fahej' Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 12 Lombard
Fahey Roger, cellarman Baldwin's Restaurant, dwl 144

Shipley
Fahey Thomas, fuller Mission Woolen Mills
Fahler John, dwl 420 Stevenson
Fahrbach Christian A. (Pellet li- F.), dwl 603 Ellis
Fahrendorff August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW

cor Brannan and Eighth
Fahrendorff Samuel, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl SW

cor Brannan and Eighth
Fahrenholtz Henry, laborer, dwl 6 Bernard
Fahrenholtz John R., boatman, dwl 512 Davis
Fahrenkrantz C. F., Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Fahrenkrug Christian, groceries and liquors, SWcor Fol-
som and Nineteenth
Fahrenkrug Henry (//. Pahrenknif! <k Co.), dwl 25 Perry
Fahrenkrug H. & Co. (John W. Einerton), proptrs Fah-

renkiiig's Eradicator, 25 Perry
Fahrenkrug John, cigannaker, dwl 1217 Kearny
Fahrenknig William, groceries and liquors, 1072 Howard
Fahsel Herman, seaman schr Onward, Davis St. Wharf
Failand Edward, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Fails William, dwl 414 Pacific
Fair Edward, mason, dwl 833 Geary
Fair George {Megaw <C: F.), res Oaldand
Fair Laura D. (widow), dwl 336 Hayes
Fair Robert, plasterer, dwl 56 Everett
Fairbairn Nicholas H., driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1332

Bush
Fairbank Charles E. (Fairbanlc, Clancey <i: Co.), res Oak-
land
Fairbank, Clancey & Co. (Charles E. Fairbanlc andJohn

G. Clanceij), stockbrokers, 309 Montgomery room 18
Fairbanks J. A. Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Mary Keightley,

420 Leavenworth
Fairbanks Joseph, hairdresser Joseph F. Campbell, dwl

602 Howard
Fairbanks & Hutchinson (H. L. Hutchinson), scales, etc.,

417 Market
Fairbonn Louis, dwl 863i Market
Fairburn John, stableman James Tomkinson, dwl 59

Minna
Fairchild Charles, cook, dwl 109 Vallejo, rear
Fairchild George H. , machinist Thomson & Parker, dwl

19 Oak Grove Av
Fairchild George W. , engineer, dwl 630 Valencia
Fairchild Hattie M. Miss, principal Fairmount Grammar

School, dwl 606 Folsom
Fairchild M. E. Miss, teacher South S. F. School
Fairchild Richard H., teamster, dwl 19 Oak Grove Av
Fairchild Samuel D., shoemaker, dwl Old San Jos(S Road

nr Bernal Station
Fairchild Solomon R., bookkeeper Joseph Bassett, dwl

Clarendon House

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, ITo. 316 Kearny Street.

San Praneisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha:

Fairchild Susan (widow), seamstress, dwl S s Sixteenth
nr ^'a!encia

FairtieM Daniel, rigger, dwl 207 Main

Fairfield Edward F., caijinetmaker, dwl 1719 O'Farrell

Fairfield John, deckiiand stm C. M. Small, dwl 1717
O'Farrell •

Fairfield Josiah, master mariner, dwl 1717 O'Farrell

Fairfield Marshall, engineer Southern Pac. R. K., dwl 8
Rose Av

Fairfield William, seaman S. S. Los Angeles, Paciiic St.
Wharf

Fairfowl Thomas, pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl 718
Treat Av

Fairgreive William, foreman sortingroom Mission Woolen
Mills, dwl 953 Harrison

Fairland Edward W., salesman Egerton, Allen & Co., dwl
704 Sutter

Fairman Edward, ci^dl engineer, offlce room 18 Safe De-
posit lilock

Fairman Maria L. (widow), dwl 634 Broadway

Fairmount Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Joseph Maguire
secretary', office 419 California

Fairwcather Alfred, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl
W s Steiner bet Oak and Page

Fairweather Frederick W., clerk Carolan, Cory & Co., dwl
W s Steiner bet Oak and Page

Fairweather J. Arthur, broker, dwl 516 Bush

Fairweather Julian, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl W
s Steiner bet Oak and Page

Faithful Edwin, engineer Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 835 Hayes

Fake George J., master mariner, dwl 024 Hayes

Falch Otto, confectioner Schroth & Westorfeld, dwl C
Monroe

Falck Adolph S., clerk George Marcus & Co., dwl 123
O'Farrell

FAlCBi lSE:St\&IARl>, manuf tobacco and importer
cigars, 113 Second

Falck Ferdinand, druggist Alfred Gros, dwl NW cor
Washington and Kearny

Falck Samuel, gilder Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl 912
Lyon

Falco Alexander, watch-casemaker, 614 Merchant

Falconer Charles P., druggist, dwl 454i Minna

Falconer John {John Falconer <t Co.), dwl 217 Second

Falconer John & Co. (Israel Carson), carpenters, 807
Market

Falconer Robert S., bookkeeper National Clock Co., dwl
55 Silver

Fales Edward, dwl 1521 Mission

Fales Frederick O., druggist, 240 Sutter, res Melrose, Al-
ameda Co.

Fales William M., chainuaker Hale & Co., dwl 414 Pacific

Falk Gussie Miss, secretary Hebrew Young Ladies' Sew-
ing Society, dwl 541 Turk

Falk Gustave D. , captain schr Pauline Collins, office Hig-
gins & Collins, La Rue's VHiarf

Falk H., druggist, dwl West End Hotel

Falk Jerome, clerk Prosper Jlay, dwl 919jaWashington

Falk John, tanner, dwl 20 Zoe

Falk Keva, dwl 321 Taylor

Falk Le\'i, clothing', 411 Fourth

Falk Morris {Falk ct Co.), dwl 144 Clementina

Falk Morris, bookkeeper Glasgow Iron and Metal Import-
ing Co. , dwl 411 i'ourth

Falk Philip, dwl 541 Turk

Falk R. G., bookkeeper M. Heller & Bros., dwl 541 Turk

Falk Solomon, foreman Le\\is Brothers, dwl 909 McAllis-
ter

Falk Wolfe, clerk George Schwartz & Co., dwl 321 Taylor

Falk & Co. {Morris Falk and Paul D'lleirry), stationers,
109 Fourth

Falknau Frederick, bookkeeper Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl
901 Post

Falkenau Louis {Falkenau tfc Reese), dv/1 929 Larkin

Falkenau & Reese {Louis Falkenau and Henry W.
Reese), assay^rs and chemists, 421 Montgomery

Falkenburg Henry, proprietor Montana House, 164-170
Jessie

Falkenburg Nelson H., captain tug Tiger, Green St. Wharf

Falkenstein A. G., bookkeeper Lengfeld & Falkenstein,
dwl GIS Larkin

Falkenstein Ale.xander {Lcnqfeld & F.), dwl 618 Larkin

Falkenstein Gusta\Tis, manuf shirts, 125 Sansom, dwl 618
Larkin

Falkenstein Henry {Falkenstein ct Co.), res New York

Falkenstein Isaac, clerk, dwl 018 Larkin

Falkenstein & Co. {Henry Falkenstein, Moses Meyer/eld,
and C. L. Heller), imi>orters and wholesale cigars
and tobacco, NE cor Sacramento and Battery

Falkinburgh Amos B. {Falkinhurgh & Co.), dwl 230 Kear

Falkinburgh cS: Co. {Amos £. Falkinburgh and \yiUiam'

A. Fnjwer), manufacturers washing )wwders and

soaps, Oregon bet Front and Davis

Falkingham Edwin, children's carriage manufacturer,

2017 Folscjm
Falkingham John, painter, dwl 1904 Mission
Falkins Thomas, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New

Montgomery
FAlLKSiEiiE, BELL & 4"«. {Henry D. Harrison,
Ja)ncs D. Walker, and Thomas Menzies), commis-
sion merchants, insurance agents, agents Lloj^d's,
and agents Imperial Fire Insurance Co., and Queen's
Insurance Co. (Liverpool), office 430 California
Falkner George, bookkeeper, dwl 423 Sutter
Falkner John, carjienter, dwl 527 Sacramento
Falkner. See Falconer and Faulkner
Fall Elias, cook, dwl 811 Stockton
Fall George, barkeeper Steiner & Israel, dwl 75 Stev
Fall J. C. Mrs., dwl 703 Leavenworth
Fall John C, repairer line American District Telegraph
Fall. Sec Faull

Falle Elias, clerk W. J. T. Pahner & Co., dwl 1108 Stock
Fallen John, clerk, dwl 29 Turk

Falleniess Carl, clerk August Berggren, dwl 1111 Stock
Fallerd Joseph, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 22

Turk
Fallon E., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s \^Tiarf
Fallon Edward D., lodgings, 138 Folsom
Fallon Eugene, cook, dwl 721 Pacific
Fallon J., trackman City R. R.
Fallon James, laborer, dwl 54 Everett
Fallon John, laborer, dwl 11 Lafayette
Fallon John, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl N s Chan-
nel bet Tenth and Eleventh
Fallon Martin, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Fallon Matthew {Blackburn ti- F.), dwl 319 Powell
Fallon Michael, blacksmith Soutliem Pac. R. R., dwl 19

Caroline
Fallon Michael, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 108

First
Fallon Michael, carpenter, dwl S s Mariposa nr Pennsyl-
vania Av
Fallon Michael, carrepairer Central Pac. E. R., dwl 196

Peny
Fallon Michael G., contractor and gardener, dwl 1014

Post
Fallon Michael M., bookkeeper Code, EUelt & Co., dwl

502 Jessie
Fallon Patrick, laborer, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Fallon Thomas, clerk Frangois A. Rouleau, dwl 1215

Union
Fallon Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Duncan bet Church and

Sanchez
Fallon Thomas, milkman, dwl 2225 Greenwich
Fallow George, jsainter, dwl 731 Broadway
Falls Richard J., j)oliceman City Hall, dwl 12 Capp
Falls Stephen D., salesman Schafer & Co., dwl 946 How
Falls Thomas J., engineer U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl

2511 Clay
Falls William F., bookkeeper DoUiver & Brc, dwl 2511

Clay
Falls William K., clerk, dwl 55 Second
Faltings Erich Simon, dwl 428 Bush
Falvey Edward, steward, 783 Market, dwl 28 Ellis
Falvey Edward A., sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode,

dwl 7-7j Natoma
Falvey Michael, laborer, dwl Pine bet Pierce and Scott
Falvey Patrick, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Fancher Charles H. {Diss d: Co.), dwl 230 Kearny
Fancher Frank H., clerk Diss & Co., dwl 230 Kearny
Fancher Ira, carpenter, dwl 355 Eleventh
Fanchon Oloff, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
FancoUi P. & Co. {Joseph Magyini), liquor saloon, 522

Broadwajf .
Fancolli Peter (P. Fancolli & Co.), dwl 522 Broadway
Fanderango Albert, barber, di^^l 1121 ilission
Faneuil Hall Fire Insurance Co. (Boston), Farnsworth &

Clark agents, 426 California
Fan joy William H., gilder S. & G. Gump, dwl 427 Stev '
Fannally Edward, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 37 Jessie '
Fannessen Walthon, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Fanning Edward, contractor, dwl 320 Chestnut
Fanning Ellen M. Miss, ballet California Theater, dwl 407

Powell
Fanning George T., engineer Palace Hotel, dwl W s Ste-
venson nr Brady
Fanning George W., clerk, dwl 504 Stockton
Fanning J., cartman superintendent streets

HY&IENIC BOAEDIN& at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 Cal.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO.. 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.

Fanning James, laborer, dwl 110 Dora
'Fanning John, dwl 170;{ Mason
Funnintr John, boilerniaker, dwl 1903 Powell
Fanniiiif John Jr., drajnian, dwl NW cor Green and

Mason
Fanning John T., laborer Thomas Fanning, cor Thirty-
seventh and Railroad avs nr Bay View
Fanning Patrick, laborer, dwl S32 ^"allejo
Fanning Thomas, currier S. Hoffman & Co., dwl cor Un-
ion Av and Sullivan, Bcriial Heights
Fanning Thomas, farmer, dwl cor Thirty-seventh and

K;vilroa<l a>-s nr Hay View
Fanning Thomas, hogninch, Twentieth Av nr K, South

S. F.
Fantini Antonio, cook N. Giamboni & Co., 520 Claj*
Faracco Genaro, cartman, dwl 1407 Kearny, rear
Faraday lUchard, clerk Linforth, Kellogg "& Co., dwl 226

Page
Farciot Charles O., machinist, dwl 211 Fourth
Farey Jules (Trottcmant <fc F.), dwl 1334 Dupont
Farey Jules, polisher Whittier, Fuller & Co.
Farirer W., blacksmith Carvill Manuf. Co.
FAKCiO E. A. A ('». {Jerome B. Fargo and Dwight
B. Xye), importers and wholesale wines and brandies,
31(5 Front
Fargo Earl A. {E. A. Fargo & Co.), dwl 1351 Post
Fargo Jerome B. (E. A. Fargo J; Co.), dwl 607 Ellis
Fargue John P., engineer, dwl 2102 Mason
Farilla George, vegetable dealer, dwl G21 Pacific
Farini B., cook N. Giamboni & Co., .520 Clay
Farini G., cook N. Giamboni & Co., 520 Clay
Farish Adam T., with Moixly & Farish, dwl 1401 Larkin
Farisli Jolin R, bookkeeper Lewis P. Sage, dwl 1401

Larkin
Farish Thomas E., salesman Moody & Farish, dwl 2016

Pine
Farjeon Sohymon {Dinkelfpiel <t F.), dwl 1413 Sacramento
Farland Miles, printer, dwl 706 California
Farless Thomas, dwl 227 Geary
Farley Allen, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Farley Bernard, coachman, dwl 33 Clementina, rear
Farley Bernard, liquor saloon, junction County and Mis-
sion and Ocean Beach roads
Farley Charles, barkeeper, dwl 1315 Montgomery
Farley Daniel, mast«r mariner, dwl 812 Filbert
Farley Digshy, laborer, dwl S s California bet Webster

and Buchanan
Farley Edward, barkeeper Hageman & Haquette, dwl

1315 Montgomery
Farley Edw.ard, laborer, dwl W s San Jos6 Road nr St.

3Iar}''s College
Farlej" Frank, pressman Alta California, dwl 537 Sac
Farley Frank, laborer Matne Kestaurant, dwl Waldo

House
Farley Frank, waiter Grand Hotel

Farley George, conductor Central R. R., dwl 522J How-
ard
Farley George J., dwl 1603 Jones ,

Farley George W., ironmolder, dwl 522i Howard
Farley James, bootmaker, NE cor Hyde and Union, dwl

X\V cor Greenwich and Polk
Farley James, clerk Patrick Farley, dwl 725 Vallejo
Farley James, stonecutter Michael Heverin, dwl 731

Vallejo
Farley John, marblepolisher Charles Roche, dwl 21 An-
thony
Farley John, milkman, dwl 15 Castro nr Fifteenth
Farley John F., barkeeper Hopkins & Moroney, dwl 1315

Montgomery
Farley Luke (Farley & Lamb), dwl 505 Howards
Farley Patrick, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 213 Te-
hama
Farley Patrick, groceries and liquors, 731 Vallejo, dwl 723

Vallejo
Farley Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Silver Av nr San Bruno

Road
Farlej' Patrick, laborer George C. Bode, dwl 1315 Mont
Farlej- Patrick, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl

N s Liberty nr Dolores
Farlev Patrick, whitener, .dwl 27^ Rausch, rear
Farley Richard, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 447 J

Natoma
Farley Thomas, stock dealer, dwl N s Chestnut bet Polk

and Van Ness Av
Farley Thomas, turner S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 406 Clem-
entina
Farley & Lamb (Luke Farley and Philip Lamb) res-
taurant, 202 First
Farlon Sarah Mrs., dwl 237 Sixth

Fannan Minnie Miss, milliner Mrs. Jenny Borgstrom,

dwl 1132 Dujiont
Farmar JIargarcl (widow), dwl 1423 California, rear
Famiar Richard B., clerk S. F. News Co., dwl 1713 Stock
Farmen Andrew F., tailor, dwl 4 Lewis PI
Fanner Charles, lathir, dwl C20i Jessie
Farmer Eilward, lather, 020} Jessie
Farmer Frederick W., with Thomas Daj', dwl 317 Ellis
Fanner George, dwl 525} Howard

Fanner Thomas, silvcqilater and burnisher, dwl N s Sev-
enteenth bet Guerrero and Dolores
Fanner Thomas P., scroll sawj'er George M. Wetherbee,

dwl 52.'>A Howard
FAK1IERS' .IX» MECHAXIC'S' BAXK OF SAY-

I\<i!>>, Henrj' Dutton president, George M. Condee

cashier, 225 Sansom nr California
Farnam Edward, clerk George F. M. Glover, res Oakland
Faniell John, contractor, dwl 110 Powell
Famey Mark, dwl 21 Turk
Fanifiold Charles P., clerk Union Insurance Co., dwl

Windsor House
Farnham A. C. Mrs., clairvoyant, 924 Harrison
Famhani C. A., stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes
Faniham Charles W. , bookkeeper Pac. ' Oil and Lead

Works, dwl NE cor Second and Folsom
Faniham Frederick J., shipwright, dwl 409 First
Farnham James G., salesman George A. Meigs, dwl 921

Dolores
Faniham James W. , clerk Potter, Jacobs & Easton, dwl

409 First
Faniham J. E., clerk R. F. Kent & Co., res Oakland
Faniham John N. , carpenter, dwl 723 Natoma, rear
Faniham John N., shipwright, SW cor How^ard and

Steuart, dwl 409 First
Famhani J. W., captain bark North West, office Pier 1,

Steuart
Famhani S. B., physician, dwl 411 O'Farrell
Famhani. See Farnam and Famum

Famsworth , dwl 7 Mason

Farnsworth Da\id L., drajTnan, NW cor California and

and Davis, dwl 125 Tj-ler
Famsworth E. Se3Tnour (Middleton ct F.), dwl 20 Lau-
rel PI
Famsworth Edward P., clerk Famsworth & Clark, dwl

1126 Market
Famsworth Elias E. (Famsworth cfc Clark), dwl 1132

Pine
Famsworth John D., clerk Joseph W. Wesson, dwl 1518

Geary
Famsworth William 0. , salesman Chenery, Souther & Co. ,

dwl 1419 Hyde
FARXSWORTH «£ CLARK (Elim D. Farnsworth

and Zerah P. Clark), agents fire msurance, office 426

California
Famum Charles A., salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,

dwl 209S Market
Famum R., clerk, dwl 126 Turk
Famum. See Farnam and Farnham
Farquhar Calvin S., teacher languages, dwl 514 Leav
Farquliar George, sub-assistant U. S. Coast Survey, office

214 Stockton, dwl 323 Keaniy
Farquharson Charles D., builder, office 309 Montgomery

room 76, dwl 1505 Jones
FARQl'HARSOX DAVID, architect, office 309 Mont-

gomerj", room 79 and president The California Sav-
ings and Loan Society, 512 California, dwl 1136 Sutter
Farr Clarence, dwl 63 Tehama

Farr Alonzo, liquor saloon, 644 Fourth, dwl 123 Park Av
Farr Clarence C. , cellar foreman Horace Da^is & Co.
Farr George M., woodworker Kimball Manuf . Co., dwl 918

Bryant
Farran Alexander, Lmnbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New

Montgomery
Farran Charles J., insurance broker, office 219 Sansom,

dwl 131 First Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Farran John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s Shasta

nr Louisiana
Farran John F. , deputy county clerk, dwl SW cor Grove

and Buchanan
Farran Robert, organbuilder, dwl 607 Greenwich
Farran Robert F., upholsterer, dwl 607 Greeriwich
Farran Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s

Georgia nr Shasta
Farran. See Farren

Farrand Robert B., carpenter, dwl 608 Shotwell nr Twen-
tieth
Farrar John, clerk, dwl 906 Market
Farrar Albert, foreman Geo. W. Swan & Co., dwl 613

Mission

JAMES Qt. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

JEWELRY made to order and HEPAIUED by D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchanl ')

FAR

298

FAR

Farrar F. , dwl Commercial Hotel

Farrar Louis C, salesman John M. Daviea & Co., dwl

Lick House
Farrar William K., dwl 509 Mason
Farrell A., dwl Franklin Hotel
Farrell A. E. Mrs. (widow), dwl 5"7Cr}'ant
Farrell Catherine (\ndow), dwl 42 Clara
Farrell David, boilermaker Union Iron Works
Farrell Delia Miss, dwl 234 Minna
Farrell Edward, carpenter, dwl 828 Union
Farrell Edward, lather, dwl 609 Jackson
Farrell Edward, machinist Union Iron Works
Farrell Edward T., bagsewer Neville & Co., dwl 1418

&Iason
Farrell Eliza (mdow), dwl NW cor Scotland and Mont-

g-omerj' Av
Farrell F. J., machinist, dwl Utah nr Yolo
Fan-ell Frank, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Farrell Frank P., clerk William H. Reynolds, dwl 4

Washoe PI
Farrell George, fireman S. S. Kalofama, Pacific St^Tiarf
Farrell James, butcher, dwl S 8 L nr Sixthj South S. F.
Farrell James, groceries and liquors, 458 Natoma
Farrell James, ironmolder, dwl 54 First
Farrell James, laborer, dwl 3 Lick
Farrell James, laborer, dwl Elm bet Pierce and Scott
Farrell James, laborer Golden Gate Park
Farrell James, laborer Michael Kearns, dwl 624 Broadway
Farrell James, messman S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.

Wharf
Farrell James, milkman, dwl 346 Minna
Farrell James, teamster, dwl 1102 Montgomery
Farrell James A. , liquor saloon and lodgings, 110 Berry
FaiTell James H., blacksmith Constantine Grosso, dwl

260 Minna
Farrell James M., liquor saloon, NE cor (Jeary and Cen-
tral Av
Farrell James W., paver superintendent streets, dwl 320

Sixth
Farrell John, dwl 67 Natoma
Farrell John, bakerj-, 442^ Third
FaiTell John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 811

Fourth
Farrell John, fireman stm Thoroughfare, Second St. Wliarf
Farrell John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W a Geor-
gia nr Shasta
Farrell John, laborer, dwl 537J Stevenson
Farrell John, longshoreman, dwl 405 Main
Farrell John, painter, dwl 110 William, rear
Farrell John, painter, dwl 528 Pacific
Farrell .John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Farrell John J., woodcarver D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

502 Filbert
Farrell John M., driver Central Pacific Hotel
Farrell John P. , porter John C. McKewen, dwl 109 Gearj'
Farrell John T., tinsmith, dwl 75 Minna
Farrell Joseph, boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl NW cor

Dupont and Francisco
Farrell Joseph F. {Farrell <fc Meherin), dwl SE cor Bush

and Lyon
Farrell Joseph P. , carriagemaker John W. Lowry, dwl 602

Grove
Farrell M., barkeeper, dwl 111 Geary
Farrell M. A. (widow), dwl 363 Minna
Farrell Mark, dwl E s Florida bet Solano and Butte
Farrell Mary Miss, domestic William H. McCormack, dwl

208 Jones
Farrell Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Annie Sullivan, dwl

Utah bet Twenty-fourth and Yolo
Farrell Mar}' (widow), dwl 279 Stevenson
Farrell Mathew {Fitzsimmons <t- F.), dwl SW cor Elizabeth

and Castro
Farrell Mathew, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
Farrell Michael (Ciinnane cfc F.), dwl NW cor Laguna and

Birch Av
Farrell Michael, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl

Utah nr Yolo
Farrell Midiael, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s

Shasta nr Illinois
Farrell Michael, foreman Vallejo St. Bonded Warehouse,

dwl 2193 Webster
Farrell Michael, laborer, dwl 28 Natoma
Farrell Michael, laborer, dwl E s Utah nr Yolo
Farrell Michael, liquor saloon, NW cor Powell and Fran-
cisco, and jailer Branch Jail
Farrell Michael, moulder Miners' Foundrj', dwl 40 Silver
Farrell Michael, painter, dwl 777 Minna
Farrell Michael, proptr Central Pacific Hotel, 348 Foxuth
Farrell Michael, seaman, dwl 131 Folsom

Farrell Michael, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery'
Farrell Michael J., boots and shoes, 816 ilarket, dwl 144

Clara
FaiTell M. J. Mrs. , hairdresser 23 Kearny
Farrell Nathaniel, helper F. I. Curry
Farrell Patricio J., clerk Wilson Brothers, dwl NE cor

Montgomery Av and Scotland
Farrell Patrick, deckhand stm Amador, Market St.Wharf
Farrell Patrick, laborer La Grande Laundrj-, dwl cor Thir-
teenth and Folsom
Farrell Patrick, laborer Phccnix Iron Works, dwl 52

Louisa
Farrell Patrick, proptr Turf House, S » Point LoboB Av

bet Twentieth and Twenty-first Avs
Farrejl Patrick, second-hand clothing dealer, dwl 2114

Mason, rear
Farrell Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel
Farrell Peter, liquor saloon, W s Valencia bet Fifteenth

and Sixteenth
Farrell Peter, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19

Steuart
Farrell Peter, shoemaker, dwl SE cor Nineteenth and

Dolores
Farrell Pet«r, stevedore, dwl 219 Beale
Farrell Peter O., dwl 1709 Jones
Farrell Samuel B., clerk, dwl 348 Fourth
Farrell Simon, gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, dwl 23

Everett
Farrell Simon, laborer, dwl 226 Clementina
Farrell Stephen, agent, dwl 23 Stockton
Farrell S. A., expressman, SE cor Mission and Steuart
Farrell Thomas, dwl E s Mason bet Bay and Francisco ■
Farrell Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 68 Minna
Farrell Thomas, captain schr Ellen Adelia, office Pier 13

Steuart
Farrell Tliomas, cutter Nicholas Sweeny, dwl 137 Folsom
Farrell Thomas, janitor Gearj- St. Primarj- School, dwl

E s Lyon bet Sutter and Bush
Farrell Thomas, laborer, dwl 302 Beale
Farrell Thomas, laborer, dwl 916 Montgomery, rear
Farrell Thomas, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Farrell Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S 8

Shasta nr Michigan
Farrell Thomas, machinist, dwl 136 Fourth
Farrell Thomas, marblecutter Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl

778 Market
Farrell Thomas, milker, Fairmount W 8 St.Mary's College
Farrell Thomas, plasterer, dwl Terminal Hotel
Farrell Tliomas, plumber W. R. Allen, dwl 320 Sixth
Farrell Thomas F., vamisher, dwl 363 Minna
Farrell Tliomas L., carpenter Henrj' J. McLerie, dwl 740

Howard
Farrell Timothy, teamster, dwl S 8 Ash Av bet Larkin

and Polk
Farrell William, dwl United States Hotel
Farrell William, laborer Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steu
FaiTell William F., blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, dwl

260 Minna
Farrell Wflliam L., dwl 14 Dora
Farrell William M., foreman Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 23

Keaniy
Fan-ell William M. Jr., machinist, dwl Utah nr Yolo
Farrell W. JI., dwl 636 Commercial
Farrell & Meherin (Joseph F. Farrell and Marks M.
Meherin), horseshoers, NW cor Central Av and Geary
Farrell. See O'Farrell
Farrelly Charles {Farrelly <t McGruder), dwl NW cor

Fourth and Jessie
Farrelly John A., mortgage department Hibemia Savings

and Loan Soc. , dwl Windsor House
Farrelly Mary Miss, dwl 306 Jessie

Farrelly & McGnider (Charles Farrelly and Lawrence
McGruder), groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth
and Jessie
Farren Ann (widow), dwl 4 Washoe PI
Farren Bernard, brassfinisher Weed &. King^ell,'dwl 244

Perry
Farren Dennis, laborer, dwl 54 Jessie
Farren Dennis, laborer, dwl 315 Bryant, rear
Farren Edward, dwl 4 Washoe PI
Farren James, clerk, dwl 317 Ellis
Farren James, laborer, dwl S s Crescent Av nr Islais

Creek, Bernal Heights
Farren James F., dwl cor Eighth and Folsom
Farren John, dwl 432 Chestnut
Farren John, laborer, dwl 15 Minna
Farren John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Farrm John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Farren John W., wagonmaker, 121 Beale, dwl 310 First

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J". SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

HNE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

FarreH M. (widow), dwl Ws Tliirteenth Av nr P, South S. F-

Fnjrren Marfraret (widow), dwl 1317 Sacramento

Farroi) M!ir,v (widow), dwl •J44 I'urry

Farrcn Marv Miss, dressmaker, dwl 77 Clementina

Farren Patrick, dwl 1337 Dupont

Farren Patrick, glerk, dwl 4 Washoe PI

Farren Jlichacl, laborer, dwl i;{37 Dupont

Farren S. M., li(fhthoiisekoeper East Brothers

Farren Susan (widow), dwl (i!) Jessie

Farrcn Thotnos, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills

Farren \V. 1)., clerk County Tax Collector'a Office, dwl
1-21 iloale

Farren William L., stevedore, dwl 14 Dora

Farren. See Farran

Farriero Angelo, peddler, dwl "48 Minna

Farrin;,'1on Thomas, hackman, Plaza, dwl 2 Zoe PI

FaiTiJigton Charles Mrs., dwl 703 Market

Farringrton Charles, painter, dwl 417 Hyde

Farrington John, carpenter, dwl 82 Raiisch

Farrinii-ton Joseph W., mining, office 315 California room
Ki, dwl 12 Ellis

Farrin;fton Thomas, dwl 2 Zoe PI

Farris John R,, cajitain stni Julia, dwl 1013 Larkin

Farrisy Mary (widow), dressmaker, dwl 68 Tehama

Farry John, jieddler, dwl S s Portland Avnr Islais Creek,
Bemal Heights

Farrj- Thomas, molder, dwl 250 Tehama

Far«ell F. M., secretary Phelps Manufacturing Co., dwl
1510 Jcnes

F.lKWELIi J.1ME.S D., agent Pac. Cordage Co., office

116 Front, res Oakland
»Farwell William H. (Farirell & Co.), dwl 1028 Bush

FAK»'ELL A- <0. oyaiiam H. Farwelt), shipchand-
lers, 105 and 107 California

Fasbinder Louis, dwl 1232 Dupont

Fashion Stables, McCord & Malone proptrs, 16 Sutter

Fass Henry, chickenranch, dwl E s Potrero Av nr Santa
Clara

Fass Jacob (fnss <t Brother), dwl 135 Fourth '

Fass Nathan {Fa.<ss d- Brother), dwl 135 Fourth

Fass & Brother (Xatha)L and Jacob P.), clothing and
gents' furnishing goods, 135 Fourth

Fassett H. H., surveyor Home Mutual Insurance Co., 406
California, res West Oakland

F.4SSETT. Met'AlXlEY »V C"0. (John C. Fassett
and H'illiam McCatilley), gTnin dealers and shippers,
206 Front

Fassett Noah C. (Faxsett, McCauUeyd: Co.), dwl 723 Bush

Fastert John, carrier Evening Bulletin

Fatthauer Henry, brewer F. Fortmann & Co., dwl 267 Te-
hama

Fatz Jacob, harnessmaker William R. Cram, dwl 28 First

Faubel Henry, clerk John D. Wanz, dwlNW cor Twenty-
fourth and Columbia

Faubel Jacob, fruits and provisions, 312 Sixth

Faubel John, market, NE cor Sacramento and Fillmore,
dwl 2430 Sacramento

Faubert Phillip, market, NE cor Shotwell and Twentieth

Faucette , painter St. Denis & Chesney

Faucher Philip, miner, dwl 639 Pacific

Faucompr^ A., bookkeeper, dwl 420 Jackson

Faulhaber Frank, merchant, dwl 417 Post, rear

Faulhaber Frank Jr., teamster, dwl 417 Post, rear

Faulhaber George, locksmith Will & Finck, dwl SW cor
Broadway and Dupont

Faulkner Charles P., chemist and assayer William Zelner,
dwl 454.} Minna

Faulkner Edward C, student, dwl 34 Minna

Faulkner Francis W. , compositor J. H. Carmany & Co.

Faulkner George L. , salesman Ellis Read, dwl N s Twenty-
fourth bet Shotwell and Howard

Faulkner James, dwl 2 Salmon

Faulkner John, miner, dwl 425 Drunim

Faulkner Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N s Si-
erra nr Kentucky

Faulkner Thomas, patternmaker, dwl 3 Vallejo PI

Faulkner Thomas, porter Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl 240
Perrj-

Faulkner William E., seaman, dwl 150 Steuart

Faulkner William F. , compositor Frank Eastman, dwl 719
Market

Faulkner. See Falconer and Falkner

FauU Edward, laborer Woodward's Gardens, dwl 1467
Minna

Faull John A. , capitalist, dwl 1209 Sutter

Faull John 0., mining, dwl 634 Howard

Faull William (Wilso)i, Merry .0 Co.), dwl 892 Sutter

Faull. See Fall

Faulstich Thadeus, groceries and liquors, 138 Fifth

Faure Emile, butler Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 521 Bush

Faure Eugene, cook Lick House

Faure Laurent, cook, dwl 1014 Clay

Faure Leon, laundryman Leotice Darrimon, dwl 221i:
Tavlor

Faure Martin, laborer, dwl SE cor Dupont and Hinckley

Fauser John, packer S. F. Packing and Provision Co., dwl
Eleventh Av nr P, South S. F.

Fauss Daniel, liquor dealer, dwl 1852 Stevenson

Fauss H. & Co. (Ilcnnj Tontinnnn), wines and liquors,
535 California

Fauss Henry (H. Fatwx X- Co.), dwl 12 St. Mary

Fauss Louis, driver with 0. Fauss & Co., dwl SE cor
Nineteenth and Mission

FAl'SS O. «t <'0. (GttJifave Kleindam and Mrs. Bar-
bara Kh'iiiclaus), proprietors Willows Brewery, SE
cor Mission and Nineteenth

Faust John, deckhand tug Tiger, dwl 21 Commercial

Faust Ludwig, cabinetmaker, dwl N s Moulton bet Fill-
more and Steiner

Faust Tobias, jeweler, dwl 442J Natoma

F^ustine Borga, milker Antonio Rajinond, dwl W s Ar-
kansas nr Napa

Fauth John, upholsterer, dwl 18 First

Fauth LawTence, hairdresser Stable & Bemhard, dwl 917
Sacramento

Fauth William, cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First

Fautsch Frank E., nursery and depot, 5 Chatham PI, dwl
3 Chatham PI

Fava Amedeo, vegetables, Colombo Market

Fava Innocenzo, vegetable dealer, dwl 1004 Pacific

Fava Martino, vegetables, Colombo Market

Fava Raffaello, laborer, dwl 115 Clark

Favarel Louis, teacher languages, dwl 256 Clementina

Favilla Louis, laborer Cal. Italian Paste Co.

Favor Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Favor Charles S., clerk James E. Gordon, dwl 4 Middle

Favor Frank, painter, dwl 319 Sutter

Favor Kimball, phvsician, surgeon, and accoucheur, of-
fice and dwl 131 Third

Favor Marion Mrs. , dwl 4 Middle

Fa\Te Fi-angois (Favre & Jaiijou), dwl 539 Vallejo

Fa\Te Theophilus, waiter Francisco Garcia, 718 Mont

Favre & Jaujou (Fran^oU Favre and Eriyena Jaujou),
Importers and distillers wines, liquors, etc., 430 and
432 Jackson

Fawcett Edward, clerk, dwl 2050 Mission

Fawcett Stephen {Faiccctt A Augsbtirgh), dwl 205 Dupont

Fawcett & Augsburgh (Stephen Fawcett and Frederick
Aug.sburgh), fruit and vegetables, Centre Market

Fay Andrew, market, NE cor Twenty-second and Mission,
dwl S s Twenty-first nr Mission

Fay Bernard, whitener and plasterer, dwl 19 Gilbert

FAY C.4XEB T., commission merchant, 606 Montgom-
ery room 16, dwl 1329 Pine

Fay Charles, cook, dwl 509 Washington

Fay David, dwl SE cor Chestnut and Leavenworth

Fay Edward, teamster Mark W. Dugan, dwl Bemal Heights

Fav Edward Mrs. , dwl 45 Jessie

Fay Edward F., dwl 937 Folsom

Fay Ellen Miss, domestic Joseph French, dwl 207 Taylor

Fay George, hostler, dwl 164 Jessie

Fay Hannah S. Miss, domestic Lieut. -Col. A. R. Eddy, 236
Taylor

Fay Jacob, teamster, dwl 202 Sixth

Fay James, dwl 18 First

Fay James, dwl 35 Everett

Fay James, driver James Tomkinson, dwl 59 Minna

Fav James D. , attorney at law, office 620 Washing1;on, dwl
" 818 Brj'ant

Fay James E. , brassfinisher Frank Band, dwl NE cor
Market and Van Ness Av

Fay James G., liquor saloon, 640 Market, dwl 1429 How

Fay John, bellman Grand Hotel

Fay John, real estate, dwl 2014 Powell

Fay John, seaman, dwl 403 Main

Fay John S., upholsterer Goodwin & Co., 312 Pine

Fay Joseph B., drayman Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 107
Colton

Fay Julius, bookkeeper Kaindler & Co., dwl 1706 Mason

Fay K. E., traveling agent, dwl 244 Taylor

Fay Maria K. Mrs., dwl 55 Tehama

Fay Martin, shoemaker, dwl Chapultepec nr Esmeralda,
Bemal Heights

Fay Mary A. Miss, teacher Potrero School, dwl 2014 Dup

Fay Max H., collector Henry Keller & Co., dwl 229 Kear

Fay Michael, liquor saloon, NW cor Mission and Twenty-
sixth

Fay Peter, boatman, dwl 2014 Dupont

JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

riNE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 513 Montgomery.

Fay Peter J., housepainter Wason & Morris, dwl 209 Leid
Fay Philip S., money ami stockbroker, office 4i!0 Mont-
gomery room 0, dwl 834 Grove
Fay Roger, laborer, dwl 144 Shipley
Faj" Sarah Miss, dressmaker, dwl 337 Tehama
Faj' Tliomas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 64 Jessie
Faj- Thomas, laborer, dwl C4 Jessie

Fay Thomas, laborer Jlission Woolen Mills, dwl 19 Ala-
bama bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Fay Thomas, printer, dwl 56 Minna
Fay Thomas J., broker, dwl 019 Pine
Fay Thomas P., furniture dealer, 937 Folsom
Fay Timothy, foundiyman, dwl 35 Everett
Fayard Elizabeth (widow), dwl 208 Stockton
Fayard John iJ. , importer hair and perfumery, 208 Stock
Fu^ie A. W., sawyer Holland & Ruppel, dwl 222 Minna
Faylor G. W., collector Hathaway's Wliarf, dwl 54C Te-
hama
Faylor William A., jailor County Jail, dwl 509 Brannan
Fazzi Angelo, bootmaker A. Caselli & Co., dwl 810 Na-

tonia
Fea John G., seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Fea William G., seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Fear George, stevedore, dwl N s Filbert bet Montgomery

and Kearny •

Fear Peter, confectioner Gaspar Secchi, dwl 11 LjTich
Feark William, finisher West Coast Furniture Co.
Pearson J. H., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Feasler John, dwl Commercial Hotel
Feater Alexander, seaman ^schr Staghound, Beale St.

Wharf
Feather River Railroad Co., office 606 Mont room 15
Featherly Henrietta Miss, teacher Union Primary School,

dwl 913 Lombard
Featherly John, clerk Morahan & Ljaich
Featherly Sarah (widow), dwl 913 Vallejo
Featherly Sarah F. Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary

School, dwl 913 Vallejo
Featherston J., dwl 636 Commercial
Featherston James, clerk Charles Langley & Co., dwl 421

Post
Featherston James, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 15

White PI
Featherston John, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Featherston John W., bookkeeper Charles Langley & Co.,

dwl 421 Post
Featherston M. , laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Featherston Patrick, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,

dwl 15 White PI
Featherston Peter, market, 17 Zoe
Featherston Thomas, overseer Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.

Feavy , molder Union Iron Works

Feber W., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Fechheimer Charles S. {Walters <fc F.), dwl 237 Tyler
FE<'HHEIMER, GOOOKIND <& CO. (M. S. Fech-
heimer, Henry Ooodkind, and Henry Kronthal),
importers and jobbers clothing, 16 and is Sansom
Fechheimer Martin S. {Fechheimer, Goodldnd <fc Co.),

res New York
Fechter George, clerk, dwl Grand PI nr Filbert
Fedde John, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE cor

Brannan and Eighth
Feddern Henry, steward Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Feder Louis, commission merchant, office 18 Battery, dwl

918 O'Farrell
Feder Moses F., shirt manufacturer, office 18 Battery, dwl

914 O'Farrell
Feder Robert, merchant, dwl 736J Clementina
Feder Sa-muel {Rosenthal, F. d:Co.), dwl 914 O'Farrell
Federlein B., dry goods, NW cor Twenty -fourth and How
Feehan John, groceries and liquors, NW cor First and

Natoma, dwl 126 Fell
Feehan Thomas E., clerk John Feehan, dwl 126 Fell
Feehan Timothy, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Feehan William, dwl 715 Clementina
Feely Dennis, proprietor Cisco Lodgings, 532 Commercial,

and Oregon Lodgings, 641 Commercial
Feely M., carjjenter, dwl 633 California
Feely Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 340 Third
Feely Thomas, driver Dexter Stables, 223 Bush
Feely William, machinist, dwl 914 Bryant
Feeney Bernard, teamster, dwl 427 Francisco
Feeney Ellen (widow), dwl 6 O'Farrell Alley
Feeney James, expressman, NW cor Post and Dupont,

dwl E s Laguna bet Bush and Pine
Feeney James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and

Second
Feenej' James, laborer, dwl 50 Louisa
Feeney James, laborer Central Pac. R. R.

Feeney James, smutter Horace Davis & Co., dwl 11 Min
Feeney John, laborer, dwl 39 Minna .

Feeney John, watchman Golden Gate Flouring Mills, dwl

11 Minna
Feeney Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 41 Minna
Feeney Martin, molder Savage k Son, dwl 39 Minna
Feeney Patrick, coachman, dwl 11 Lafayette
Feeney Stephen, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 32

Clarence Pi
Feeney Thomas, coachman, dwl 108 William, rear
Feeney Timothy, laborer, dwl 431 Clementina
Feenej' William, groceries and liquors, 439 Shipley
Feeney William, laborer, dwl 548 Mission
Feeny James, bricklayer, dwl 24 Allen
Feeny James, packer and superintendent laborers U. S.

Appraiser's Store, res West Oakland
Feeny Joseph, bootmaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 430

Pierce
Feeny Michael, laborer, dwl W s Scott bet Geary and

O'Farrell
Feeny Patrick J., molder Savage & Son, dwl 44 Clem
Feersmann Frederick, barkeeper, dwl 1081 Market
Fegan Christopher, longshoreman, dwl 426 Folsom
Fegan John, longshoreman, dwl 426 Folsom
Fegan Joseph, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Fegan James {Healy & F.), dwl 71 Natoma
Fego Antonio, market wagon, Colombo Market
Feherty Bernard, laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet Buchanan

and Webster
Fehnemann Charles, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co. ,

dwl NW cor Green and Larkin
Fehnemann John, clerk Andrew Baird, dwl NW cor Lar-
kin and Green
Fehnemann Minna (widow), groceries, NW cor Larkin and

Green
Fehr Carl, woodcarver C. Frederick Schiller, dwl 951 Miss
Fehrenbach Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 537 Mission
Fehrenbacher Joseph, butcher Breiling & Dahl, dwl 216

Second
Fehrenbacher William, foreman Jackson Brewery, dwl

1008 Natoma
Felini John, hairdresser, NW cor Bryant and Twenty-
fourth
Feig Alexander, furniture, 237 Third, dwl 149 Tehama
Feige J. Henry, carjxjnter, 2 Hardie PI, dwl 30J Garden
Feigel F., sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 18 First
Feigel Ferdinand, scrollsawyer, dwl 23 Ellis
Feigel Joseph, bakor, dwl 7 St. Charles PI
Feigenbaum Benjamin {Feigenbawm & Co.), dwl 418

Tyler
Feigenbaum Joseph {Feigenbaum it Co.), dwl 638 Eddy
FEUGENBAIIM «& CO. {Benjamin Feigenbaum, Louis

Sehwartzchild, and Joseph Feigenbaum), importers

and wholesale toys and fancy goods, and willowware,

120 and 122 Sansom
Fell Diedrich {Nolte <t- F.), dwl NE cor Hyde and Ellis
Fell Lawrence D. {Feil <fc Schnitger), dwl 602 Ellis
Fell & Schnitger {Laiorence D. Feil and Henry

Schnitger), groceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis and

Hyde
Feildberg Heinrich, seaman, dwl 413 Drumm
Felling Louis, clerk Forsaith & Shaw, dwl 15 William
Felling Louis Henry, clerk E. Cahill & Co., res Oakland
Feintuch Marcus {Heller tfc F.), dwl 27 Russ
Feintuch Morris, bookkeeper Heller & Feintuch, dwl 27

Russ
Feisel Frederick T., wagonmaker, dwl N s O'Farrell bet

Laguna and Buchanan
Feist Adolph {of Weil A: Co. Petaluma, and Leibman &

Co. Santa Aosa), office 7 and 9 Battery', dwl 614 Sutter
Feiter F., machinist Risdon Iron Works, dwl 649 Miss
Feive August, waiter, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Feix John, foreman refinery U. S. Mint, dwl 608 Hayes
Feix Mary, dressmaker, dwl 508 Hayes
Feix William, laborer, dwl 508 Hayes
Felber Charles, engineer Pac. U.' Wi Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 7 Dowaiey
Felch L. Mrs. , seamstress, dwl 351 Jessie
Felchlin Meinrad, barkeeper Schneller & Beyer, dwl 13

Taylor
Feld Andrew, dwl 668 Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth
Feld Joseph, tailor, 724i Market, dwl 13 Everett
Feldbusch Hessler & Co. {John H. D. Feldbmch and

Charles Hessler), importers wood and willowware,

306 and 308 Battery
Feldbusch John K. D. {Feldbusch <fc Co.), dwl 528 Shot-
well
Feldbusch John D., porter Feldbusch & Co., dwl 528

Shotwell

HYGIENIC BOAEDING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 Cal.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Feldbusoh John Henry, groceries and liquors, N\V cor
Polk ami California

Fcldenlieimcr A, clerk Levison Bros., dwl 607 Sutter

Felder Frani, liquor saloon, 5 Hardic I'l

Feldheim Daniel, brassflnisher M'.'Nally & Hawkins

Feldniann Charles \V., barkeeper Christian Feldinann,
dwl 953 Folsom

Feldmann Christian, liquor saloon, 14 Goar>', dwl 240Stev

FELDM.iXM L. A €«., importers and wholesale wood
and willowwarc, and agents S. F. Brush Factory, 315
and 317 Sacramento

Feldmann Louis (/y. Feldmann <fc Co.), dwl NE cor Shot-
well and Twenty-fii-st

Feldmann Otto (,l''i'.ldinann <t- Co.), dwl 213 Dupont

Feldmann W., commission merchant, dwl 304 Third

Feldmann & Co. (Otto Feldmann and Dericke Behrens),
groceries and liquors, 213 Dupont

Feldstock Edward, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,
Beale St. Wharf

Feldtmann Henrj', driver Chicago Brewery, dwl 140G Polk

Feldtmann Henry H., poi-ter E. Martin it Co., dwl 4 St.
Mary

Feldtmann Peter N. , bookkeeper Pac. Distilling and Re-
fining- Co., 411 Washington

Felice Alexander, Lumbermen's Pro.Union, 71 New Mont

Felice Baldassare, laborer, dwl Honia Hotel

Felix Edward, dwl 810 Vallejo

Felix Eustace, waiter, dwl 210 Jlontgomerj' Av

Felix Frederick, i)ork butcher, dwl cor First Av and
Kentucky, South S. F.

Felker Henry, carpenter, dwl 2015 Howard

Felkcr Leonard M., master mariner, dwl 1020 Mason

Felkin ^phen L, harnessjnaker, dwl 305 Minna

Fell Caroline Mrs., theatrical costumer, 204 Montgomery

Fell George W., market, 106 Twelfth

Fell James, dwl 110 Silver

Fell James, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Fell William, dry goods, dwl 2119 Bush

Fella Charles, formcarrier Francis & Valentine, dwl 1117
Sacramento

Fella George, painter, dwl 420 Stevenson

Fella John, varnisher Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl 510 Stev

Fellacy Louis, tailor Frank Trebois, dwl 1115 Dupont

Fellerath Elizabeth, boarding, 816 Jackson

Fellheimer Bemhard, salesman, dwl 867 Mission

Fellows A. E., miner, dwl 23 Stockton

Fellows David A., lumber dealer, dwl E s Baker bet Fil-
bert and Union

Fellows E: P. & Co. {J. J. Cronan), importers and dealers
drucrsrists' glassware and sundries, 318 Clav

Fellows Everett P. {E. P. Fellows ,0 Co.), dwr411 Powell

Fellows Frank F., steward Alfred H. Houghton, dwl 317*
Fell

Fellows Frederick R, clerk Charles E. Barry, dwl 725
California

Fellows H. E., dwl Commercial Hotel

Fellows Samuel S., bookkeeiier Reddington & Co., dwl
914 Fillmore

Fellows T. J. , machinist, dwl 227 Second

Fells John, clerk Porter, Openheimer & Slessinger, dwl
1042 Folsom

Fells John F., packer Popper k Co., dwl 1042 Folsom

Fells Julius, marblepolislier Charles Roche, dwl SW cor
Gilbert and Brannan

Felon John, laborer George H. ^^'hitney, 114 Steuart

Felon Jules William, porter I. Landfsberger & Co., dwl
1106 Montgomery

Felsenthal M. , paiiercutter F. Korbel & Bros.

Felsenthal Philip, merchant (Pioche, Nev.), office 7 San-
son!, dwl 1414 Sutter

Felsing Frederick, butcher, dwl 905 Mission

Felsing William, compositor California Demokrat, dwl 52
Tehama

Felt Alexander (Wilson A Co.), dwl 122 Davis

Felt Charles, grocer, dwl 8 Willow Av

Felt Ellen (widow), dwl SW cor Solano and Rhode Island

Felt Ira W., traveling agent Lilienthal & Co., 223 Cal

Felt J. J., real estate, office 116 Leidesdorff, dwl Occi-
dental Hotel

Felt John, waiter Lewis Peterson, dwl 531 Blast

Felt Joseph, tailor, dwl 13 Everett

Felter William R. (C. 0. Turner d: Co.), dwl 3 Glen Park
Av

Felton Charles H., driver A. F. Green & Co., dwl 318^
Fulton, rear

Felton Charles N. , capitalist, oflBce 402 Montgomerj' rooms
11 and 12, dwl 14 Kearny

Felton John, expressman, cor Pacific and Stockton, dwl
1320 Pacific

FELTOW .lOII^I B., attorney at law, office 520 Mont-
gomery, res Oakland
Felton Richard, stonecutter, dwl 1212 Broadway
Fcltus Charles, machinist \Vest Coast Furniture Co., dwl

512 Fourth
Felver Williii.m, machinist Pacific U. W. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 7 i)owney
Felvey Lawrence, coojjcr, 106 Market, dwl NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Bryant
Fender Emile, waiter, dwl 317 Jessie
Fender George, janitor Government House, 504 Wash
Fenderich Charles, artist, dwl 1206 Stockton
Fenkhausen A. & Co. (Herman Braunschiveiger), impor-
ters and jobbers wines and liquors, NW cor Front and

Sacramento
Fenkhausen Amandus (A. Fenkhaiisen <fc Co.), dwl 1123

Sutter
Fenkhausen Caesar, bookkeeper Abrams & Carroll, dwl

1123 Sutter
Fenian John Mrs.^widow), dwl 66 Everett
Fenlon Jeremiah, plumber Charles Waters, dwl Mission

nr Twenty-seventh, Bcrnal Heights
Fenn Charles F., compositor, dwl 2210 Sixteenth
Fenn Frederick C. M., Fenn"s Improved Cutter, dwl 4

Lily Av
Fenn Frederick G. W., porter Burr & Fink, dwl 4 Lilly

Av
Fenn L., carjienter, dwl 713 Shotwell
Fenn Nellie, saleswoman Palmer Brothers, dwl 4 Lilly Av
Fenn Thomas W. , clerk Home Mutual Insurance Co. , res

Oakland
Fennell Dennis, saddler and hamessmaker, 522 Batter}-,

dwl 1229 Union
Fennell Ellen (widow), dwl 136 First Av
Fennell Henry, boot and shoemaker, W s Mission nr

Twenty-third, dwl S s Serpentine Av bet Fol and Har
Fennell Henry, tuner Sherman & Hyde, dwl 527 Bush
Fennell L. E. Miss, teacher San Bruno School, dwl cor

First Av and Si.vteenth
Fennell Martin, policeman City Hall, dwl N s Twentieth

bet Valencia and Guerrero
Fennell Patrick, second assistant engineer stm Oriflamme

Oregon S. S. Co., dwl S s Sixteenth nr Dolores
Fennell Richard, carpenter, dwl 1703^earny
Fennell William, hamessmaker Jacob W. White, dwl 26

Fair Oaks
Fenner James D., salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,

dwl 106 Post
Fenner Obadiah B., machinist and modelmaker, 7 First,

dwl 13 Russ
Fennessy David, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 1851 Mis-
sion, dwl 138 Ridley
Fennessy Edward, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 132

First, rear
Fennessy James, tailor, dwl 451 Jessie
Fennessev James, watchman new City Hall, dwl 150

Eighth
Fennessy John, civil engineer, dwl 2618 Sacramento
Fennessy John, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr .Shasta
Fennessy Joseph D., clerk Martin C. Hassett, dwl 133

Ridiey
Fennin John, pressman Alta California, dwl 713 Shotwell
Fenno Henry, dwl 2 Bone Alley nr Green
Fenstermacher Martin, beer saloon, 420 Brannan, dwl 14

Boardman
Fenton Annie, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., South

S. F.
Fenton Catherine T. Mrs. , dwl 720 Market
Fenton Daniel, expressman, 1007 Market, dwl 518 Grove
Fenton Edward, machinist, dwl 35 Clementina
Fenton Edward, machinist, dwl 70 Natonia
Fenton F. , stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
Fenton Frederick, dwl 20 Ellis
Fenton James, blacksmith, dwl 41 Sixteenth Av, South

S. F.
Fenton James, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 320 Geary,

rear
Fenton John, fruit dealer, dwl S s Birch Av bet Octavia

and Laguna
Fenton John H., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl S s

Birch Av, bet Laguna and Octavia
Fenton John J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 720

Market
Fenton Lawrence J., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,

dwl 518 Grove
Fenton Mary, domestic Mrs. M. H. Yates, lOS Ellis
Fenton Marj' Miss, dwl SE cor Market and Fifth
Fenton Patrick, dwl 304 Beale
Fenton Patrick, compositor Monitor

Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers,

JEWELHY made to order and EEP AIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant

Fentoii Patrick, fruits, etc. , S20 Hayes, dvvl 518 Grove
Fenton Thomas, slioemaker John Aloore, dwl 16 Moss
Fenton Thomas H., dwl C02 Third
Fenucino John, tailor, dwl 25 Glover, rear
Fenwick Joseph, fishenuan, dvvl 6 Merchant
Ferber Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 258 Eighth
Ferdenanderz Manuel D., phvsician, office 215 Kearny,

dwl 1132 Market

Ferdinand , painter St. Denis & Chesney

Ferdinando Emanuel, cook Freitas & Miller, 41 Second

Feree Josephine (widow), dwl 214i Sixth

Feregano A., vegetables, Colombo Market

Fergus Thomas W., carpenter, dwl 537 Sacramento

Ferguson • Mrs. , matron Episcopal Church Home, E 8

Mission bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Ferguson A. , carjienter, dwl 22 Turk
Ferguson Angus, harnessmaker H. D. Jameson, dwl 509

Bush
Ferguson Bernard L., capitalist, office 324 California,

dwl Palace Hotel •

Ferguson Crawiord G., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,

dwl Hi Harriet
Ferguson Dall Walter, laundrj' driver, dwl 119 Valparaiso
Ferguson David, clerk Hill & Kilgour, dwl 422 Ellis
Ferguson David, collector Market St. Wharf, dwl S b

Twenty-third bet Bartlett and Mission
Ferguson libenezer, laundryman S. F. Laundrj", NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Ferguson Edward, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Ferguson F. , lumlDennan C. A. Hooper & Co.
Ferguson George B., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl

1717 Webster
Ferguson George H., civil engineer County Surveyor's

office, dwl 013 Locust Av
Ferguson Henry W., laborer Pac. RolRng Mills, dwl SE

cor Sierra and Michigan
Ferguson Henrj', lumberman C. A. Hooper, dwl 227

Second
Ferguson Henn,-, plasterer, dwl 29 Lafayette
Ferguson HerVjert S. , finisher West Coast Furniture Co. ,

dwl 725 Harrison
Ferguson James, dwl 114 Geary
Ferguson James {Ferguson i£: Co.), dwl 1018 Powell
Ferguson James, bcftcmaker S. F. Co-operative Box Fac-
tor}', dwl 50 Natoma
Ferguson James, carpenter, dwl 418 Oak
Ferguson James, molder Eureka Foundry, dwl 530 How-
ard
Ferguson James, teamster, dwl 509 Washington
Ferguson James P., livery stable, 1025 Market, dwl 1023

Market
Ferguson John, barkeeper Angus McLeod, dwl SE cor

Howard and Second
Ferguson John, miner, dwl 843 Mission
Ferguson John, waiter 634 Sacramento, dwl 8 Polk Lane
Ferguson John T., laborer, dwl Twentieth Av m- 1, South

S. F.
Ferguson Kenith, coalpasser S. S. Los Angeles, dwl SW

cor Mission and Spear
Ferguson Lewis C, bookkeeper Landers & Co., dwl 102

Mason
Ferguson Margaret Miss, nurse William F. McNutt, dwl

420 Ellis
Ferguson Mary (widow), dwl 118 Francisco
Ferguson Mary (widow), dwl 921 Washington
Ferguson M. E. Mrs., dwl 437 Natoma
Ferguson Michael, shoemaker Marks & Feder,f dwl 20

Sherwood PI
Ferguson Nelson, stonemason, dwl 430 Drumm
Ferguson Paris J., bookkeeper W. Warner Henry & Co.,

dwl 422 Ellis
Ferguson Phineaa F., foreman David Atkinson, dwl 345

Jessie
Ferguson Stewart, driver Market St. E.R.,dvNi 603 Hayes
Ferguson Stuart A., cajiitalist, dwl 225 Oak
Ferguson Thomas, boilennaker, dwl 541 First
Ferguson Thomas, stovemounter James De LaMontanya,

dwl 14 Frederick
Ferguson Tilgham H., dentist, office 224 Keaniy, dwl

1006 Clay
Ferguson William, acidmaker Golden City Chemical

Works, dwl 748 Brannan
Ferguson William, tanner, dwl Twentieth Av, bet H and

1, South S. F.
Ferguson William D., boatman marine reporters, dwl 118

Francisco
Ferguson William H., bootblack and whitener, IS Sixth,

dwl S s Pacific nr Powell
Ferguson Yates, dwl 221 Powell

Ferg:uson & Co. (James Fergwon), hairdressing saloon,

206 Montgomery
Ferguson. See Furgeson
Ferigan A. Sliss, teacher, dwl 30 Ritch
Ferle Redentore, laborer Pardini «S: Bonaldi, dwl 10 Bartol
Ferley James, boot and shoemaker. Union and Hyde, dwl

NW cor Greenwich and Polk
Fermen Aug-uste, clerk, dwl 9i Oak Grove At
Fern A., seaman schr Maggie Johnson, Maine St.^\^larf
Fern George, carriagemaker, dwl 310 Mason
Feni William, capitalist, dwl 915 Stockton
Fernald Joseph S. , stockbroker, office 426 California, dwl

2126 Bush
Feniald William H. (Fernald & Markg), dwl NE cor Sec-
ond and Minna
Fernald & Maries (William H. Fernald and William M.

Marks), stationerj', junction Montgomery Av and

Pacific
Fernandez James, dwl NE cor Third and Howard
Fernandez Laura (widow), dressmaker Mrs. Rebecca

Berkowitz, dwl 9 Sonora PI
Fernandez Slanuel, watchman stm Cora, Broadway St.

Wharf
Fernandez Mary (widow), dwl 214 Ellis
Fernandez Paul, dwl 5 Pollard PI
Fernandez Peter, hatter, 604 Keamj-, dwl 130 Geary
Fernandez Philip, cook Peterson Brothers, dvs'l 531 East
Fernandina Jose, carpenter, dwl 10 Union PI
Fernau, Engelhardt (Goodman d: F.), dwl 218 Prospect

PI
Fembach Victor, merchant, office 409 California, dwl

046 Market
Fernell Stephen, cook stm Reform, Jackson St.Wliarf
Fero Giovani (Matirer ifc F.), dwl 4 Montgomery Av
Ferolla Pedro, gardener Joseph Freso, dwl N s Turk bet

Pierce and Steiner
Ferot Felix, baker, dwl 917 Washington
Ferraioli Vincent, hairdresser, dwl 642 Filbert
Ferral E., dwl 1206 Market
Ferral Michael J., apothecary Apothecaries' Hall, Grand

Hotel
Ferral Robert, attorney at law, office 8 Montgomery Av

room 5
Fenal William, blacksmith, 222 Mission, dwl 260 Miima
Ferrand John, cook Lafayette Restaiurant, dwl 711 Com
Ferrari Ambrose, steward, dwl 26 Sacramento
Ferrari Desire (Scheggia. ct F.), dwl 315 Fifth
Ferrari Giacomo, vegetables, Colombo Market
Ferrari Louis, sawyer Pac. Barrel & Keg Co., S s Brannan

bet Seventh and Eighth
Ferrari Luigi, clerk Scalmanini & Co., dwl 32 Clay
Ferre George H., clerk Custom House, dwl 113 Stockton
Ferre John R., hairdresicr Stephen G. Brown, dwl 274

Tehama
Ferreira Carrie Miss, dwl 528 Bush
Ferreira Jose D., laborer, dwl 116 Jackson
Ferreira Martha Miss, dwl 528 Bush
Ferreira Mary (widow), dwl 528 Bush
Ferren James, clerk Henry Burns, dwl 1160 Folsom
Ferren John L., porter Wurkheim Brothers, dwl 1160 Fol
Ferren Laurence, groceries and liquors, 1160 Folsom
Ferrenbach Herman, collector, dwl 627 Green, rear
Ferrer H., physician, 112 Kearnv
Ferrer J. M., clerk Schleiden & Scholl, dwl 1810 Pine
Ferrer Lucia Jlrs., dwl 720 A'allejo
Ferrer Manuel, teacBer music, dwl 1810 Pine
Ferrera Giovanni, laborer, dwl 15 Brannan PI
Ferrera Guiseppe, vegetables, 57 Colombo Market, dwl

Guen-ero bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Ferretti John B. (Ferretti cO Curdano), dwl 515 Pacific
Ferretti & Cordano (John B. Ferretti and Michael Cor-

dano), wood and coal, 515 Pacific
Ferric C. C., painter, NE cor Third and Jessie, dwl 065

Mission
Ferrie Francois, waiter John Jury & Brothers, dwl 024

Commercial
Ferrie William, clerk George Sleanis, dwl Malvina PI nr

Mason
Ferrien S. L. , waiter Poodle Dog Restaurant, dwl 445 Bush
Ferrier Charles, driver Summit Ice Co., dwl 1020 Bryant
Ferrier John S., market, 817 Jackson, dwl 1223 Mason
Ferrin John F., plasterer, dwl cor Eighth and Folsom
Ferrind Felix, polisher Max Bernstein & Co., dwl 31 Dup
Ferrini Guiseppe, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Ferris Annie Miss, seamstress, dwl 943 Folsom
Ferris Anson S., physician, otiice and dwl 832 Howard
Ferris Charles, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl 617 Miss
Ferris Daniel, callcer Spring Valley Water Co., dwl 1019

Jlarket, rear

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Eussian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Cj

\ I. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U. and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Ferris Daviil, bootmaker, 019 Merchant

Ferris David 0., mining, office 418 California room 5, dwl

00() Kolsom
Ferris Edwin R., importer extension tables, oarrlogo

sprin-;;*, etc., 33 Stevenson, dwl Nucleiis House
Ferris George E., jwrter Liuforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl 43

Stevenson
Ferris George V., packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 11 Sher-
wood PI
Ferris John .\., capitalist, dwl Russ House
Ferris John M., clerk George Hughes, dwl 1010 Wash
Ferris Leonard W., mining, office 413 California room 5,

dwl 12.i Turk
Ferris Maria Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 17 Sherwood PI
Ferris Martin, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Ferris Michael, steward N. Y. Bakery, dwl 29 Jessie
Ferris R. J. (\tiilow), dwl 773 Harrison
Ferris Robert, compositor, dwl S2G Valencia
Ferris William H., dwl 424 Sansom
Ferris William H., billiardmarker Lick House, d.wl 949

Harrison
Ferris William H. , carpenter and varieties, 043 Folsom
Forrogiaro Antonio, vegetables, Colombo iHlrket
Fcrrogiaro Gio Batta, vegetable dealer, dwl 11 Brannan PI
Ferrogiaro Josd, laborer, dwl 538 Green
Ferrogiaro Natale, vegetable dealer, dwl 13 Brannan PI
Ferry Bernard E., steward New York Bakery, dwl 21

Mary
Ferry Clinton P., cashier H. W. Plummer & Co., res Oak-
land
Ferrj- Edward, laborer, dwl 909 Battery, rear
Ferrj- Hugh, blacksmitlT Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 916

Bryant
Ferrj' .lames, lookingglass silverer, dwl 1835 Howard
Fern' Josepli, barkeei^er Mannix &, Connors, dwl 236

jlontgonjery
Ferrj- Josephine (widow), dwl 214J^ Sixth
FerrV. See Ferrie

Ferson Frederick, driver Clay St. Hill R. R.
Fesehea Leopold, brewer Golden Gate Brewery, dwl 715

Greenwich
Fessenden S. H. (iJ. A. Swain <fc Co.), res Boston
Fessing Marj- (widow), dwl 27 Commercial
Fessler Frederick, dwl E s Montgomery Av bet Pacific

and Broadway
Fest Oscar L. , painter, dwl 9 Oak Grove Av

Fetohel -, driver, dwl 423 Green

Fetsch Charles, dwl 106 Monttfomerj' Block

Fetsch Jacob, cabinetmaker John Easton, dwl W s Treat

Av nr Twenty-first
Fett Charles, geocerles and liquors, SW cor Folsom and

Willow
Fetter Alvah C, clerk Isaa* F. Eaton, dwl 1824 Bush
Fetter Benjamin M., real estate, office 5 Post, dwl 1824

Bush
Fetterer Conrad, tailor, dwl 1133 Clay
Fetterich William, mason new U. S. Appraiser's ^uild-

ing, dwl 815 Stockton
Fety Claude B., engraver, 647 Merchant, dwl 3 Jasper PI
Fety Louise Miss, dressmaker, dwl 3 Jasper PI
Fety Mary L., saleswoman Alexander Berlin, dwl 3 Jas-
per PI
Fetz Frederick A., compositor Bacon & Co., dwl SE cor

Washington and Powell
Fetz Joseph, cellarmaster S. Lachman & Co., dwl 315 Fol
Fetzer George, salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., dwl 534

Bush
Fetzer Thomas, salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co. , dwl 534

Bush
Feuchtwanger Sigmund, bookkeeper Neustadter Bros.,

dwl 518 Post
FEl'EK.STEI.\ R. WC CO. (Frederick Roeding atxd

Gustavus Da7izel), commission merchants, 230 Cal
Feuilian Camille, waiter Priet & Quiuquinet, dwl 11 Al-
len PI
FeuUan Jean (F. Thomas & Co.), dwl NW cor Kearny and

Broadwav
Feusier Edward (Feusi^r <t- Spafford), dwl 625 Green
Feusier Louis (Martin, Feusier, <t Steffani), dwl 1027

Green
FEl'SICK A SPAFFOUD (Edward Feuiier and
James M. Spafford), commission merchants, 310
Clav
Fevre August, waiter S. F. Verfein, 219 Sutter
Fevre Louis, candy, 869 Folsom •

Fey Conrad, carpenter, dwl 10 Varenne
Fey George P., confectioner James A. Rokohl, dwl 317

Third
Fey Henrj', laborer, dwl 10 Varenne

Fey John (Wax A: F.), dwl 49 Sacramento

Fey John, pianoniakur, dwl 747 Tehama

Fey Robert, pianomakor Jacob Zcch, dwl 747 Tehama

Feszenkeim O. F. L.,dwl 27 Freelon

Fiala I. Mrs., drj' and fancy goods, 1328 Polk

Fiala John T., draftsman 0. S. Surveyor General's Office,

dwl 1328 Polk
Fiheso W. , laborer George H. WHiitney, 114 Steuart
Fibush Jacob, tinsmith C. M. Alexander, dwl 912 Folsom
Fice Richard, liquor saloon, SE cor Brannan and Seventh
Fiohtner Carl, dwl 504 Fell
Fick John F., shipping clerk Ledden, Whipple & Co., dwl

422 Pacific
Fickel Henry, exi)ressman, cor Hincklej'and PinckneyPl
Ficken Henry, driver, dwl 431 Fulton
Ficken Louis, drayman Huntington, Hopkins & Co., dwl

414 Natoma
Ficken Martin J., blacksmith John W. Farren, dwl 414

Natoma
Fickengee Phillip, cari>enter, dwl 529 Valencia
Fickett James E., drayman, SE cor Fromsntand Mission,

dwl 514 Howard, rear
Fickett Isaac S., gilder Snow & May, dwl 020 Taylor
Fickey William, barkeeper, dwl 112 Natoma
Fickies John, gasfitter, dwl 1120 Filbert
Fidello Carlo, fisherman, dwl 420 Dnimm
Fidder J., marblecutter Stephen Campodonico, dwl 415

Natoma
Fidder J. C, dwl 110 Taylor
Fiddes George, foreman Lenhart, Brady & Co. , dwl 1306

Larkin
Fiddes Robert A., driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1306 Lar-
kin
Fidler George, carpenter, dwl 445 Minna
Fiebig Charles, wheelwright Larkins & Co., dwl 666 J Miss
Fiebugh Marcus, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fulton

and Franklin
JFiedler Sophron, teacher music, dwl 526 Post
Fiedman Claus, cook New Atlantic Hotel
Fiegel Laurence, dwl 2515 Mission

Field , druggist, dwl 127 Kearny

Field A., caqienter Cal. Planing Mills

Field Albert E., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 547 First

Field Alfred B. (Richardson & /''.), dwl 1210 Mason .

Field Ann Mrs., dwl 233 O'Fanell

Field A. T., policeman City Hall, dwl 668 Bryant

Field A. W., secretary Golden City Chemical Works, dwl

314 Ellis
Field Charles (Charlen Field cO Co.), and fire commissioner

S. F. F. D.,dwl 519 Third
Field Charles, marblepolisher John Sweeney, dwl 649 Miss
FIELD CHARLE.S 4S.'CO. (Charles Field', GcorgeWood,
and Jaines Bowcher), furniture manufs, NE cor Main
and Mission
Field Duane, draj'nian Howes & Pitts, dwl 504 Sansom
Field Eugene, cooper L. N. Handy& Co., dwi New Atlantic

Hotel
Field Eugene, painter, dwl SW cor Brosnan and Guerrero
Field Frank, pantrj'nian Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Field George, dwl 20 Noble PI

Field Hampton E., books and stationery, 1009 Howard
Field Jeremiah, laborer Bay View Distillery, dwl Nine-
teenth Av nr H, South S. F.
Field Marcella Miss, milliner, dwl 314 Fifth
Field Mary Miss, dwl 233 0'Farrell
Field R. S., journalist, dwl 12 Hawthorne
Field S., dwl 105 Mason

Field S. C, special policeman, dwl 1828 Bush
Field Stephen D., secretary and electrical engineer Elec-
trical Construction and Maintenance Co., office 134
Sutter, dwl 1134 McAllister
FIELD STEPIIEX .!., associate justice U. S. Su-
preme Court and judge Ninth Judicial Circuit, office
2 U. S. Court Building, res Washington, D. C.
Field Storer H., clerk, dwl 1009 Howard
Field Tliomas, artist, COS Market and 9 P(«t
Field William A.; machinist, dwl 516 Stevenson
Fielden Fielden, engineer, dwl S s Humboldt nr Vermont
Fielding Abraham T. , engineer, dwl N s Locust Av bet Van

Ness Av and Franklin
Fielding John C, photographic printer George D. Morse,

res Oakland
Fielding Samuel M., salesman Chenery, Souther & Co.,

dwl 220.V Oak
Fields Biidget Mrs., dwl 1000 Washington
FIELD.i* D.IYID C, clerk auditing department Wells,

Fargo & Co., dwl 13 Eddy
Fields Elizabeth, dwl 1102 Clay
Fields J., laborer Pacific ilail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf

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PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Fields James L., bookkeeper Ford H. Rogers, dwl 919

Polk
Fields James R., waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Fields J. B., carconductor, dwl 302 Fourth
Fields Jereiniali, laborer, dwl 33 Clementina, rear
Fields John, expressman, NE cor Pine and Kearny, dwl

W s Converse nr Bryant
Fields John M., first officer stm Ancon, Broadway St.

Wniarf
Fields Kitty Miss, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl 549

Bryant
Fields Richard A., porter Stewart & Greathouse, dwl 111

Prospect PI
Fields Timothy, vamisher (Lockhart d- Porter), dwl 604

Jlinna
Fields Thomas A., painter, dwl 720 Pacific
Fields Thomas W. (Fitdds d- Shijiley), dwl 925 Broadway
Fields William, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 314 Folsom
Fields & Shijilej- (Tlwmns W. Fields and James Shipley),

liquor saloon, 215 Dupont
Fieldwick William, hostler John F. Willson, dwl 126 Ellis
Fielitz William,* groceries and liquors, 259 Fourth, dwl

251 Fourth
Fierro Eurebia (OTdow), dwl 539 Vallejo
Fierro Felipe, editor and proprietor La Voz del Nuevo

Mundo, office and dwl 1022 Dupont
Fierro F. Santiago, printer Felipe Fierro, dwl 1022 Dupont
Fies John, cabinetmaker C. E. Johnson, dwl 257 Jessie
Fiesel Frederick T. , carriagemaker, 1509 Mission, dwl N s

O'Farrell, bet Laguna and Buchanan
Fietzer John, Tailor's Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Fife George S., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail. Service,

dwl 424 Ellis
Fife George S. (S. W. Backus J: Co.), 206 Front
Fife Nelson, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 813 Hj'de
Fifer John, bartender Ernest Seydel, dwl 47 Third
Fifield David, fireman Southern Pac. R. R.
Fifield William H. {Bishop tb F.), attorney at law, office'

522 Montgomery, dwl 427 Bush
FIFTEENTIE DISTRICT COURT, 8 Montgomery Av

third floor
FlCi AR« (dramatic daily), John P. Bogardus proprietor,

office 532 Merchant
Figaro John, bootblack, dwl 15 Harlan PI
Figaro & Co. (Chinese), cigar factory, 306 Sacramento
Figel Arthur, porter Joseph Pigel, dwl 105 Mason
Figel Edgar P., clerk Esberg, Bachman & Co., dwl 105

Mason
Figel Joseph, merchant tailor, 211 Montgomery, dwl 1209

Howard
Figel Samuel, merchant, dwl 105 Mason
Figer Benedict {Figer Brothers), dwl 828 Pacific
Figer Brothers (Benedict and Joseph), California Brush

Factory, 615 Sacramento
Figer Henry, bootmaker, 986 Harrison
Figer Joseph (Figer Brothers), dwl 828 Pacific
Figg Le\vis, carpenter, dwl 314 Eighth
Figuera Louis, furniture dealer, dwl 18 Allen
Figuiere Joseph, money-order clerk Post Office, dwl_819

Montgomery
Fike Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1021 Mission
Fike Nathan (Fike A Sweetser), res Oakland
Fike & Sweetser (Nathan Fike and Stephen Sweetser),

junk dealers, 740 Pacific
Fiken Martin, barkeeper, dwl 909 Kearny
Filbert Paul, baker Messner & Bastian, dwl 402 Pacific
Filbon Michael, laborer, dwl 214 First
Filder George, clerk, dwl 208 Eddy
Filey James, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart'
Fillebrowne George C, lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 429

Tehama
Fillebrowne James Mrs. (widow), dwl 429 Tehama
Filley Frank C, salesman M. J. Flavin, dwl 821 Kearny
Filley William, builder, dwl W s Eighth bet Harrison and

Bryant ^
Filliot F. Mrsr, groceries, 115 Sixth
Fillmore Frank, miner, dwl 21 Turk
Fillmore Frederick, foreman Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

N s Twenty-fourth bet Bartlett and Mission
Fillmore Samuel, machinist W. C. Wilcox & Co., dwl 417

Kearny
Fihner William, foreman Painter & Co., res Oakland
Finljerg Fanny (widow), dwl 1406^^ Dupont
FinVierg Isaac, jeweler, 1406j Dupont
Fiiilicrg Louis, jeweler B. Morris & Co., dwl 1220 Powell
Finch Charles, pantryman Russ House
Finch Edward, seaman, dwl 531 East
Finch George, porter Charles N. EUinwood, dwl 715 Clay

Finch John, shipjoiner, dwl E s Minnesota bet ilariposa

and Solano
Finch Solomon, wheelwright Morrison & Robertson, dwl

11 Oak Grove Av
Finch William G., cigar dealer, dwl W s Dolores nr Fif-
teenth
Finch William H., salesman A. Haas & Co., res Oakland
FIi\<'K CiEORfiE, watches, jewelry, and silverware,

NW cor Kearny and Gearj', dwl 21.') O'Farrell
Finck H. Charles, coffee and spice mills, 920 Stockton,

dwl 2304 Mission
Finck Henry (Finck and Oundlach), dwl 300 Union
Finck Henry, teamster, dwl 659 Minna
Finck Henry D., clerk Finck and Gundlach, dwl 1312 Dup
Finck Joseph, engineer, dwl 226 Eighth
Fiiick Julius (Will <i- F.), dwl 1621 Du)X)nt
Finck Michael, laborer Hathaway's Wliarf, dwl 162 First
Finck Thomas, mason, dwl 659 Minna
Finck William, clerk, dwl 622 Greenwich
Finck & Gundlach (Henry Finck and Frederick Gund-
lach), candy manufacturers, 1312 Dupont
Finck. See Fink and Finke
Fincke Henrjj W., steward, dwl 3 Jackson PI
Findeson Augustus, carpenter and cabinetmaker, dwl 572

Minna
Findley James, dwl 139 Fourth

Findley James W. , clerk Southern Pac. R. R. ticket de-
partment, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 518

Geary
Findley John P., foreman Edwin Danforth, res Alameda
Findley Martin, laborer, dwl 732 Natoma
Findley Robert, butcher MichaeU . Kelly
Findley Thomas, banker (Grass valley, Cal.), oflSce 424

Montgomery, dwl 912 Bush
Findley. See Finley
Fine Adolph, shoemaker, dwl 12 Polk
Fin6 John, carrier Abend Post, dwl 425 Bush
Finella James, capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Finerty James, cutter E. Detrick & Co., 123 Clay
Finerty M., dwl Railroad House
Finerty Patrick, laborer, dwl 12 Heron
Finerty Thomas, dwl 723 Vallejo
Finerty William H., lodgings, 16 Sutter
Finerty. See Finnerty

Fing John, laborer, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Finger Herman, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl 318

Ivy Av
Fingernadel Henry, barber, dwl 8 Jackson PI
Fingers John, cook stm Julia, Market St. Wharf
Fingry Celestin, liquor saloon, dwl 88 Everett
Finigan Catherine (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 42 Julia
Finigan Henry J., letter-carrier Post-office, dwl 42 Jul\a
Finigan Holmes, physician, office 545 Jackson, dwl 69

Natoma
Finigan Hugh, vamisher, dwl 79 Jessie
Finigan Peter, laborer Omnibus R. R. , dwl 20 Harrison

Av, rear
FinigcW Peter A., livery stable, 400 Tj'ler
Finigan Thomas, laborer, dwl 510 Howard, rear
Finigan. See Finnegan and Finnigan
Fininger Ralph, dwl 1776 Folsom

Fink , shipcarpenter L. S. Allen; 16 Drumm

Fink Augusta P. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar

School, dwl 2122 Pacific
Fink Alonzo W. (Terioillvjer & F.), dwl 1010 Stockton
Fink Conrad, draftsman John B. Luchsingcr & Son, dwl

234 Capp
Fink Henry W., jeweler, dwl 33 Rausch
Fink James L. (Burr ct F.), dwl 55 Second
Fink Louis, tailor Freeman & Co., dwl 20 Harriet
Fink Nancy (widow), dwl 2122 Pacific Av
Fink Therese (widow), dwl 33 Rausch
Fink Theodore, jeweler David W. Laird, dwl 32 Rausch
Fink. See Finck, Fincke, and Finke
Finke A. (widow), manufacturer of California champagne,

819 Montgomerj-, dwl 928 itontgomery
Finke August, engineer Hibemia brewery, dwl 226 Eighth
Finke Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Powell and

Union, dwl 701 Union
Finkenstedt Henrv, porter M. Ehrman & Co., dwl 307

Powell
Finkenstedt Henry Mrs., drj' and fancy goods, 1307 Stock
Finkler Carl C, secretarj' Supreme Court of California,

office 640 Clay, dwl 1.533 Howard
Finkler H., foundryman Occidental Foundry
Finkler Wifliam, cierkAdam H. Murphy, dwl 913 Sac
Finlan Heniy, dwl 405 Turk
Finlon Jeremiah, plumber, dwl Prospect Av nr Coso,

Bernal Heights

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Finland Jamc8, sacksewer, ilwl B20 Mission

Finlayson Duncan, driver Market St. R. H., dwl S B Slx-

teentloir Valencia
Flnlavstm Beorj,'c N., salesman Wynne, Lowth & Co., dwl

73U Howard
Finlayson James R., stockbroker, office N b Halleck nr

Sansom, dwl 1,')12 Jones

Finley , dwl 7 Stevenson

Finley David, piledriver Boober & Richardson, dwl 7

Decatur
Finley Edmund, stableman Fashion Stables, d«l .58 Jessie
Finley Frank, fireman stm C. M. Small, dwl 28 De Boom
Finley Frederick, paperhanjjer, dwl 313 Main
Finley Henrj', seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
finley Joel K., real-estate agent, office 339 Keaniy, dwl

22 Fifth
Finley John, coachman David E. Colter, dwl Cushman PI
Finley Martin J., clerk, dwl 921 Howard
Finley Richard {Finlry it Stephan), dwl 201 Fifth
Finley Robert, laborer, dwl 412 Shijiley, rear
Finley lliomas E. , dwl 1821 Sacramento
Finlev William F. , inspector hydrants Corporation Yard,

dwl 1521 Stockton
Finley & Stephan {Richard Finley and John G. Stephan),

butchers, 1 and 2 California Market
Finley. See Findley
Finn A. W., repairer Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl

119i Sixth
Finn D. A. Mrs. , dressmaker, 1214 Stockton
Finn David, clerk T. P. Riordan, dwl 1209 Powell
Finn David, laborer, dwl 105 Colton
Finn Da^id A., pressman Kane& Cook, dwl 1214 Stockton
Finn Edward, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S s

O'Farrell bet Steiner and Pierce
Finn Frederick, cook Michael Wappel, dwl 8 Clara
Finn James, carpenter, dwl C23A Minna
Finn James, laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet San and Mont
Finn James, laborer F. Rice, dwl 122} Dora
Finn James T., teamster, 2C Steuart, "dwl 419 Natoma
Finn Jeremiah, teamster Glasgow Iron and Metal Im-
porting Co. , dwl 15 Chesley
Finn lohn, brassmolder, dwl 10 Sonora PI
Finn John, laborer, dwl 33 Hinckley
Finn John, laborer, dwl 264 First
Finn John, laborer, dwl 416 Folsom, rear
FI.VX .f »H\ F.. attorney at law, office 3 Court Block

636 Clay, dwl 148 Sixth
Fimi Kate Miss, domestic Miss Isabella G. Prince, 218

Eddy
Finn Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, 513 Howard
Finn Jlary, chambermaid Russ House
Finn Michael, longshoreman, dwl 424 Broadway
Film P. J., driver Market St. R. R.
Finn Richard, real-estatebroker, dwl 304 Third
Finn Thomas, clerk Charles McC. Delaney, dwl 1114 Sac
Finn Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 12S First
Finn Timothy, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Fimi Timothy, porkpacker, dwl 10 Boardman
Finna Michael, shoemaker Buchingham & Heeht, dwl 2

Boyd
Finnan Bartholomew, shoemaker, dwl E s Howard nr

Twenty-first
Finnan John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton

Finnegan Bridget, furnished rooms, 126 Fourth
Finnegan Charles, blacksmith, dwl 153 Minna, rear
Finnegan Dennis, laborer, dwl NE cor Stevenson and

Twentieth
Finnegan Dennis, laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 39

Miima

Finnegan Hugh, deckhand stm Louise, Berkeley Ferry
Finnegan James, clerk Thomas Connolly, dwl 411 Oak
Finnegan James, seaman, dwl 26 Harriet
Finneg-an James C, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., res

Oakland

Finnegan John, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 21 -Stev-
enson
Finnegan John, groceries and liqnors, SE cor Hays and

Van Ness Av
Finnegan John, silver-ingotmelter U. S Mint, dwl 706

Seventeenth
Finnegan Michael, dwl 2 Boyd
Finnegan Michael, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 153 Minna, rear
Finnegan Morris, plumber McKewen & Bro., dwl 244

Jessie

Finnnegan Peter, dwl cor Taylor and Larkin
Finnegan Peter, local policeman, dwl 9 Monroe
Finnegan P. J. , carpenter, dwl 329 O'Farrell

Finnegivn Theobald, porter Isaacs, Gross & Co., dwl 255

Jessie
Finnegan. See Finnigan and Finigan
Finnegass Henrv, U. S. deputv marshal, dwl 31 Willow Av
Finnehan J., blacksmith Market St. R. R.
Finnell John, laborer new U. S. Aj)praiscr's Building
Finncn August (Finiien Bros.), dwl 641 California
Finnen Bros. (//>.')irj/ a/i(i ylw^KSt), gi'oceriesand liquors,

641 California
Finncn Henry (Finnen Bros.), dwl 041 California
Finnen John, clerk Finnen Bros., dwl 641 California
Finneng Ileniy, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Finnerty E., fireman stm Mohongo, ijroadway St. Wharf
Finnerty James, heliior P. R. O'Brien, dwl 316 Bcale
Finnerty James, laborer, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr

Islais Creek
Finnerty James, miner, dwl 528 Pacific
Finnerty J. F., driver City R. R.

Finnerty John, laborer, dwl W s Clementina nr Eighth
Finnerty John, sawyer Mechanics' Mill, dwl 106 Natoma
Finnerty John, waiter Louis Meyer, dwl NW cor Mission

and Fourth
Finnerty John E., bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,

dwl 135 Natoma
Finnertj' Martin, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Finnerty Mary A. Mrs. , dwl 423 Natoma
Finnerty. See Finerty

Finnessey P., cai-peuter Terrill & Slaven, dwl 717 Seven-
teenth
Finnev Daniel, seaman, dwl 106 Jackson
Finn^' John, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Finney Josiah T. , contractor and carpenter, dwl 1709

Mason
Finney Oliver, hairdresser George H. Medau, dwl 1321

Montgomery
Finney Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 26 Natoma
Finney S. A. , driver Citj' R. R.
Fimjie David, coachman, dwl 1214 Polk
Finnigan Daniel, carpenter, dwl 158 Shipley
Finnigan Daniel, carpenter, dwl 514 Sixth
Finnigan Daniel, laborer, dwl 1859 Stevenson
Finnigan Edward, expressman, Long Bridge, foot of

Fourth
Finnigan Edward, plasterer, dwl 675 Clementina
Finnigan Frank, mason, dwl 9 Bernard
Finnigan Peter, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Finnigan Theresa (widow), dwl 4 Simpson PI
Finnigan Thomas, helper T. J. Cm'ry, dwl Shipley bet

Fifth and Sixth
Finnigan. See Finigan and Finnegan
Finnigen John {Fianigen iC- Brady), dwl 273 Jessie
FI3i.\E«EX tt BRAItl' {John Finnegenand Thomas

Brady), wines and liquors, SW cor Fourth amd

Market
Finnin Charles, dwl 546 Mission
Finnin Ellen (widow), dwl 546 Mission
Finnin Michael, drajTiian Eliphas Maginnis, dwl 540 Miss
Finning Catherine, dwl W s Dolores, nr Twenty-second

Finrith Miss, dwl 31 Eddy

Finz Louis, painter, dwl 56 Minna

Firderer AVilliam, bookkeeper Patent Brick Co., dwl 329

O'Farrell
FIRE ALARM AXI» POLJCE TELEGRAPH,, Ex-
empt Fire Co.'s Building, Brenham PI
FIRE ASS©<t'IATIO.\ THE of Philadelphia, Charles

A. Laton agent, office 228 California
FIRE DEPART.MEXT, CHIEF EXdlXEER, office

23 Kearnv
FIRE WEP.VRTMEXT C'OM.VISSIOXERS, office

23 Kearnv
FIRE MARSHAL, office 18 City Hall third floor
FIRE I'XRERWRITERS Board of (San Francisco),

Charles D. Haven secretary, office 416 California
Fireman John, fireman Geo. W. Swan & Co.
FIRE.MAX*S FIiXD IXSITRAXCE CO. (fire and

marine), David J. Staples president, jWpheus Bull

vice-president, George D. Dornin Secretari', office

401 California cor Sansom
FIKEMAX'.S FIXD IXSl'RAXCE CO.'S BVILD-

IX<>, SW cor California and Sansom
Firieo Matilda Mme., dressmaker, dwl 523 Pine
Firior Michael, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1212 Polk
Firm James, teamster, dwl 419 Natoma
Firman Nellie Miss, actress, dwl American Exchange

Hotel
Firmin John, foreman McNally & Hawkins, dwl 357i

Clementina
Finnin Lewis, bronzer McNally & Hawkins, dwl 357i

Clementina

AMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. "W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Moc [^

FIRST X.ITIO.VAL C;OLD R OK OF SA\ FRAN-
t'lSi'O, R. C. Woolworth president, Georj,'e W. Rod-
man cashier, SW cor Montgonierj- and Suiinner

First St. House, JIatthaus Hofmann proptr, C4 and 66
First

Firth C, Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post

Firth Joseph. B. , machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwi 12 Guj' PI

Firth Joseph Kirlc, patternmaker Pac. Iron Works, dwl
12 Guy PI

Fiscalini Baptiste, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial

Fisch Daniel, tailor, dwl 13 Jasper PI

Fisch James, S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 California

Fischbach Henrj-, clerk, dwl SE cor Br3'ant and Board-
man

Fischbuch Nicholas A., cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furni-
ture Manuf. Co., d«l 970 Harrison

Fischbeck Christian, salesman Mowry & Co., dwl 703
Mission

Fischbeck Henrj-, barkeeper John Mulvej', dwl 703 Miss

Fischbeck John R., laborer Mej'ers, Weighel & Co., dwl
272S Mission

Fischer A., S. F. Mutual Pro. Assn, 545 California

Fischer Albert, actor, dwl 22S Bush

Fischer Albert, tanner, dwl 507 Eighth

Fischer Alexander, hairdressing saloon and baths, 923
Montgomerj'

Fischer Anthony, janitor Independent German Congre-
gatifin, dwl 310 O'Farrell

Fischer August, clerk James W. Cox & Co., dwl 408
Greenwich ,

Fischer Charles, professor music, dwl 228 Bush

Fischer E., waiter German Hosjjital, 427 Brannan

Fischer Elise Miss, teacher music, dwl 102 Powell

Fischer Emil A. {Schulz d; P.), dwl 2310 Washington

Fischer Eniile, porter Rosenbaum & Friedman, 22 Bat-
tery, dwl 518 Stevenson

Fischer Eugene E., silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 2310
Washington

Rscher Eve Miss, teacher languages and music, dwl 102
Powell

FISCHER FRANCES, professor vocal and instrmnental
music, 26 Anna nr Ellis

Fischer Frederick, dwl W s Sixth nr Bryant

Fischer George {Becker tO F.), dwl 327 Geary

Fischer George, cabinetmaker, 14 Drumm, dwl 742 How-
ard

Fischer George, cook Edward J. Schtlur, dwl 625 Pacific

Fischer George, physician and surgeon, office and dwl
314 Stockton

Fischer Gottlieb, chairmaker, dwl SW cor Twenty-fifth
and Belle\Tie

Fischer Henrj', caneworker, dwl S s Twenty-second bet
Valencia and Guerrero

Fischer Henry, cook New Atlantic Hotel

Fischer John, tailor, 537 California

Fischer, John H., barkeeper John C. Haberling, dwl 110
Dupont

Fischer John H., mustard manuf, dwl W s Folsom bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth

Fischer Joseph, machinist, dwl 17i Dupont, rear

Fischer Mark, carpenter, dwl 25 Ritch

Fischer JIary Miss, housekeeper Miss Elise Fischer, dwl
102 Powell

Fischer Nicholas (Fischer cO Miiller), dwl Heinz's Hotel

Fischer Oscar, tailor Trautner Brothers, dwl 115 Prospect
PI

Fischer Paul, bootmaker Jacob Nagel,'dwl 11 Mason

Fischer Peter, importer human hair, 13 Everett

Fischer Peter, stairbuilder Langland & Leach, dwl 920
Folsom

Fischer Philip I. , bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 1901
Stockton

Fischer Sigmond, furniture and bedding, 113 Third

Fischer Simon, glazier A. Keller, dwl 347 Third

Fischer Teresa (widow), dwl 102 Powell

Fischer William, bootmaker, 1005 Kearny

Fischer & WXWer (Xkholast Fi.<cherand William Miiller),
hairdressing saloon, 115 Dupont

Fischer. See Fisher

Fish A. L. & Co. (Frank H. Fish), patent steam pump
and general machiner\-, 9 and 11 First

Fish Arthur L. (-4. L. Fish ct- Co.), dwl 1109 Folsom

FISH CIIARI;ES II., mining secretan,-, office Nevada
Block 309 Montgomerj' room 20, dwl 917 Larkin

Fish Daniel, tailor, dwl 13 Jasper PI

Fish Edward P., foreman Cuben' & Co., dwl 917 Stockton

Fish Frank H. (A. L. Fish <{: Co.), dwl 607 Ellis

Fish Franklin, insurancebroker, dwl 227 O'Farrell

Fish James, carpenter, dwl 212 Seventh

Fish James H., president Land Mortgage L'nion of Cal.,

office 534 California, res Oakland
Fish J. M., laborer Francis L. Such, cor Dogglass and

Twenty-fourth
Fish Lafayette, student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

007 Pine
Fish L. W. Mrs., electro-magnetic physician, 652 Market
Fish Lyman, dwl 1109 Folsom
Fish N. Mrs., dressmaker, 972 Harrison
Fish Nathan, stationery, 60 Second, dwl 133J Shipley
Fish Philip, junk dealer, 8 Connnercial, dwl 10 Com
Fish Theodore J., student Heald's Business College, dwl

917 Larkin
Fish William H., printer Benjamin F. Sterett, dwl 1309

Stockton
Fishbeck Henry F., porter Martin, Feusier & Steffani, dwl

1021 Pacific
Fishbeck Herman, soapmaker, dwl cor Sixteenth and

Utah
Fishbourne Jasper, clerk Will & Finck, dwl 218 Tyler
Fishel Benjamin, porter Rosenbaum & Friedman, dwl 518

Stevenson
Fishel Morris, shoemaker, 811 Market, dwl 26 Langton,

rear
Fishel R. Mrs., dwl 104 Taylor
Fisher A. , compositor Stock Report, res Oakland
Fisher Annie E. (widow), dwl 131 O'Farrell
Fisher Aaron D., carpenter, dwl 46 Silver
Fisher Albert, seaman, dwl 413 Drumm
Fisher Andrew, sailmaker Christian C. Fimk, dwl 602

Lombard
Fisher Benjamin, hairdresser, dwl 41 Clara
Fisher Benjamin A., wheelwright, dwl 3 Minna
Fisher Bernard, barkeeper, dwl 720 Stockton
Fisher B. H., driver Goodwin & Co., dwl 920 Geary
Fisher Charles, blacksmith, dwl 423 Bush
Fisher Charles, hairdresser, dwl 47 Vallejo
Fisher Charles, porter, dwl 47 Clara
Fisher Charles, seaman, dwl 5 Broadwaj'
Fisher Charles, tinsmith, dwl 112 Seventh
Fisher Charles A. (Fisher d- Co.), dwl 611 Bush
Fisher Charles C, real-estate agent, 410^ Califoniia, dwl

1313 Larkin
Fisher Charles F., longshoreman, dwl 197 Filbert
Fisher Charles H. , carpenter, dwl SE cor Ti-eat Av and

Twenty-second
Fisher Charles W., clerk, dwl 34 Ellis
Fisher Daniel F. , drajToan S. F. Packing and Provision

Co., dwl cor Ninth and Natoma
Fisher Edw-ard, clerk Woods & Fi-eeboni, dwl 1804 Stock
Fisher Edward W., drayman Dodge, Sweenej' & Co., dwl

W s Folsom bet Ninth and Tenth
Fisher Elizabeth (widow), dwl 405 Keamj"
Fisher Ferdinand, baker, dwl 1324 Sutter
Fisher F. F., boilemiaker O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Fisher Francis H., chief adjuster coiners' department U.

S. Mint, dwl 323 Eddy
Fisher Frank, deckhand stm Ellen, Green St.A\'harf
Fisher Frank, hairdresser Hermann tewis, dwl SW cor

Batterj' and ^■allejo
Fisher Frank, machinist, dwl 18 First
Fisher Frank, seaman, dwl 2S Clay
Fisher Frederick, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 52 Mary
Fisher Fredrick, miner, dwl 34 Mary
Fisher Frederick, stonecutter, dwl 218 Pacific
Fisher George, goldbeater, dwl 327 Gearj'
Fisher George, niessman stm Ancon, Broadwaj- St.T^Tiarf
Fisher George, tinsmith, dwl 611 Natoma
Fisher George A., merchandisebroker and manuf acturers'

agent, office 206 Front, dwl 425 Fulton
Fisher George F., collector Samuel C. Harding, dwl SW

cor Claj- and Stockton
Fisher George H., hairdresser, dwl 527 Sacramento
Fisher George P., carpenter, dwl 417 Greenwich
Fisher George W., jeweler Edwards & Tuckey, dwl 1310

Larkin
Fisher George W., salesman Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl 835

Bush
Fisher George W. , stockbroker, office 309 Montgomery

room 52, dwl 513 Jones
Fisher George W. B., milkman, dwl 346 Jlinna
Fisher G. M., student Heald's Telegraph Institute, res

Santa Rosa
Fisher Godfrey, salesman Son Brothers, dwl 652 Market
Fisher H. A., dwl 1017 Howard
Fisher Henrj-, dwl 1804 Stockton
Fisher Henry, lumber surveyor, dwl 142J Fourth
Fisher Henrv, student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

522 Gearv

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Rheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 C

% VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Fisher Henry F., contractor and plasterer, otflco 724J

Market, liwl ;>22 Geary
Fisher Heirry J., dealer foreign stamps, dwl SE cor Union

and Jones
Fisher He])sabeth (widow), dwl 412 Jones
Fisher Hermann, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Fisher Hujifh, engineer, dwl 518 Pacific
Fisher Isaac, dwl 238 Kearny
Fisher James, bookkeeiter, dwl 82 Everett
Fisher James, seaman, dwl 1511.V Mason
Fisher Job, seaman sclir Mary Anderson, Beale St. Wharf
Fisher John, carpenter, dwl 28 Clay
Fisher John, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Fisher John, carixjnter, dwl 604 Pine
Fisher John, master mariner, otfice 305 East, dwl W s

Iowa nr Yolo
Fisher John C, carpenter, dwl 1219 Pacific
Fisher John H., French mustard, jiickles, vinegar and

sauce manufacturer, 500 Conmiercial, dwl N s Folsom

bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Fisher John H. Jr., mustard manufacturer John H.

Fisher, dwl N s Folsom bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Fisher John M., hay, grain, wood and coal, 223 Sixth,

dwl 214 Sixth
Fisher Joseph, cook stm Sonoma, dwl Kearny bet Broad-
way and ^'allej6
Fisher "josei>li, shoemaker, dwl'cor Wolf and California

avs, Bcriial Heights
Fisher Joseph Henrj-, bookkeeper J. W. Shaeffer & Co.,

d«l 522 Geary
Fisher J. S., salesman, dwl Overland House
Fisher Jidius, woodturner Sanborn & Bj'mes, dwl S s

Goldman PI nr Mission
Fisher Leonard (Z. II. Cunningham it Co.), res Red-
wood City
Fisher Louis, watchman Eureka Warehouse, dwl SW cor

Lombard and Montgomeiy
Fisher Louisa A. (widow), furnished rooms, 923 Wash
FISHER Ll'THEK P., advertising agent, office 20 and

21 Merchants' Exchange, res Oakland
Fisher M., dwl 417 O'Farrcll
Fisher M. Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 3 Simpson PI
Fisher Malcolm, butcher Rodman Sweet, dwl 561 Mission
Fislier Marks, clothing and gents' furnishing, 152 Third
Fisher Martin, sailmaker Christian C. Funk, dwl 417

Sutter
Fislier Mary Ellen (widow), dwl 171 Minna
Fisher Moritz, expressman, dwl 1309 Jackson
Fisher Nicolaus, dwl 40 Tehama
Fisher O. A., machinist Risdon 1. and L. Works, dwl 7J-

Freelon
Fisher Richard, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Fisher Richard, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Fisher Robert, mate bark Revere, Pacific St. Wharf
Fisher Robert, teamster D. Moore & Co., 110 Front
Fisher Sanmel, capitalist, dwl 209 Second
Fisher Samuel, clothing, 543 Jackson
Fisher Samuel, cook Peter Bolte, dwl 331 East
Fisher Samuel, salesman, dwl 1412 Jackson
Fisher Samuel Jr., cleric American District Telegraph,

dwl 209 Second •

Fisher Sidney A., dwl 726 Sutter
Fisher Solomon, clerk Marks Fisher, dwl 543 Jackson
Fisher Solomon, salesman Samuel Fisher, dwl 152 Third
Fisher Thomas A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl

Occidental Hotel
Fisher Watson T., porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., res

Alameda
Fisher William, clerk Hennann Wobber, dwl NW cor Pow-
ell and Chestnut
Fisher William, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl 5

Dora
Fisher William H., clerk Pacific Transfer Co., dwl 16

South Park
Fisher William-J., naturalist, dwl 34 Ellis
Fisher William J., with William Woodward & Co., dwl

520 Geary
Fisher William Wallace, draj-man W. Warner Henry &

Co., dwl 826 Harrison
Fisher & Co. {Charles A Fisher), hatters, 300 Mont
Fi.sher. See Fischer
Fishley M. G. , dwl 407 O'Farrell
Fishling, John, clerk, dwl 47 Mission
Fisk Asa, notebroker and capitalist, oflSce 240 Montgom-
ery, dwl 1014 Geary
Fisk Asa W. , agent Pioneer Cigar Factor}-, dwl 462J Sixth
Fisk Augustus, laborer, dw 1 3 Francisco
Fisk Etta A. Miss, furnished rooms, 405 Turk
Fisk James, miner, dwl 614 Kearny

Fisk John B., soap niMjufacturor, dwl 27 Rondel PI
Fisk Leander D. , assistant assayer's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 905 Market
Fiske A. S. Rev., pastor Howard Presbyterian Church,

dwl 148 Sixth
Fiske George, photographer, dwl 31 Eddy
Fiske Henry W., medical student James Murphy, dwl

6.'i9 Clav
FfSKK II'k^'KY <:., metal and asphaltumroofer, 809

Market, dwl 817 Mason
Fiske Henry M., physician, office 652 Market, dwl 610

Leavenworth
Fiske Mary A. Mrs, dwl 964 Mission
Fitch Andrew, hostler Charles Kellett, dwl 2614 Mission
Fitch Caspar, carpenter, dwl cor Railroad and Salinas Av

nr Bay View
Fitch Charles, butcher Hildebrand & Co., dwl 1121 Miss
Fitch Charles, student, dwl 105 Mason
Fitch Charles S., city agent North British and Mercantile

Insurance Co., office 219 Sansoni, dwl 606 Folsom
Fitch C. W., physician, office 906 Market
Fitch Edmund, commission merchant, dwl 47 Clementina
Fitch Edwin, nieclianic, dwl 839 Mission
Fitch George, teamster Ten Cent Parcel Delivery Co., dwl

Pierce nr Eddv
Fitch George A., e'lectrician Will & Finck, dwl 322 Third
rJT<'BI «EOatGB': K.. (S. F. Bulletin Co. and S. F.

Call Co.), dwl Nucleus House
Fitch H. A. (widow), dwl 203 Powell
Fitch Helen Mrs., teacher M. B. West, 9 Laurel PI
Fitch Henrv S. (Henry S. Fitch iD Co.), dwl 240 Mont
FITCH HEXKY S. A t'O. (Thad S. Fitch), mining

agency, 240 Montgomery
Fitch J. B., wines and liquors, NE cor Bush and Belden
Fitch J. R., stockbroker, office 411 California, dwl 1006

Van Ness Av
Fitch L. M. (widow), dwl 606 Folsom
Fitch Luther B., clerk Higgins & Conkling, dwl 203

Powell
Fitch Mary Miss, dwl 441 Minna
Fitch Oscar (Ten Cent Parcel Delivery Co.), dwl NW cor

Steiner and Eddj'
Fitch Reed, noteteller Tallant & Co., dwl 710 California
Fitch Thad S. (Henri/ S. Fitch A Co.), and mining secre-
tary, dwl NW cor Second and Folsom
Fitch Thomas (Fitch & Spaulding), dwl Palace Hotel
Fitch William S., president Beach Road Co., dwl 151

Sjlver
FITCH »!' SrASIlDIXG (Thomas; Fitch andGeorge W.

Spaulding), attorneys at law, office Nevada Block, 309

Montgomery room 66
Fitche Henry, dwl 63 Tehama

Fitchen Henry, salesman P. Rieger & Co., dwl 406 Green
Fitsch Charles (Fitsch it Bro.), dwl N s Precita Av nr

San Bruno Road
Fitsch Ezra (Fitsch & Bro.), dwl N s Precita Av nr San

Bruno Road
Fitsch & Bro. (Ezra and Charles), tannery, W s Precita

Av nr San Bruno Road
Fitschen Adolph F., butcher, cor Eleventh and Railroad

avs, dwl cor Twelfth Av and N, South S. F.
Fitschen John C. (Fitschen <b Stcinkamp), dwl 821 Cali-
fornia
Fitschen & Steinkamp (John C. Fitschen and Charles

Steinkanip), Identical Saloon, SE cor Battery and

Sacramento
Fitter Conrad, Tailors' Protective Union, SWcor Kearny

and Morton
Fitter Eibo H. (Fitter tC Baklcer), dwl 5 Lewis PI
Fitter Henry, clerk John Browning, dwl NW cor Nine

teeiith and Mission
Fitter & Bakker (Eibo H. Fitter and John R. Bakker),

liquor saloon, SW cor Jackson and East
Fittig A. Miss, teacher German South Cosmopolitan Pri

marj' School, dwl Prescott House
Fitts Edward C. (Ed. C. Fitts <0 Co.), dwl 1523 TyX&v
Fitts Ed C. & Co., drv and fancy goods, 25 Fourth
Fitts Lottie Miss, bookkeeper Ed. C. Fitts & Co.,d\tl 1523

Tyler
Fitz Benjamin, dwl 527 Folsom
Fitz Fi'ank, dwl 31 Minna

Fitz Josejih, foreman S. Lachman & Co., dwl 315 Folsom
Fitz Michael P., painter Cal. Oil Cloth Factory, dwl E s

Bryant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth

Fitzechley (widow), dwl 233 Jessie

Fitzer Frederick, tailor, 121 Fourth, rear
Fitzgerald Abbie (widow), dwl 262 Jessie
Fitzgerald Austin, tailor, 625 Merchant, dwl 2 Tay
Fitzgerald Bridget (widow), dwl 340 Seventh

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Snnbnrn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercha

Fitz^'erald C, clerk Central Pac. ^. R., dwl New Wash-
ing-ton Hotel
Fitz.;crakl Catherine (widow), dwl 430 OTarrell
Fitzgerald Charles, horseshoer, 413 Third
Fitzgerald Christoiiher, bricklayer, dwl 7 Mary
Fit2j,'erald Daniel, laborer Southern Pac. E. R., dwl AV b

Michigan nr Shasta
Fitz^-erald Daniel, porter Dennis Buckley, dwl 518 Pacific
Fitzgerald Edward, druggist, dwl 1121 Ellis
Fitzgerald Edward, workman U. S. Mint, dwl 1114 Stock
Fitzgerald E. F., salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., dwl

1047^ Market
Fitzgerald Eliza (widow), dwl 5 Howard Court
FMtzgerald Eilen, laundress Grand Hotel
Fitzgerald Ellen (widow), confectionerj-, 4 Turk
Fitzgerald Ellen (widow), nurse, dwl 122 Shipley
Fitzgerald Francis, laborer Hogan & Co., dwl 1131 Harri-
son
Fitzgerald George, dwl 522 Dupont
Fitzgerald George, bricklayer, dwl N s Post bet Broderick

and Baker
Fitzgerald George, piano-fortemaker, dwl 533 Union
Fitzgerald George, porter Commins & O'Connor, dwl 20

Minna
Fitzgerald George R., cooper Charles Sealy, dwl S s

Twenty-second bet Folsom and Treat Av
Fitzgerald Gerald, retoucher Hector H. Vaughan, dwl 115

Kearny
Fitzgerald Hugh, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Fitzgerald J. , quartermaster Pacific Mall S. S. City of Pe-

kin
Fitzgerald Jacob, barber, dwl 1816 Powell
Fitzgerald James, boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl N 8

Union bet Batterj' and Sansom
Fitzgerald James, clerk, dwl 34 Fourth
Fitzgerald James, clerk James Aldack, dwl S s Bush bet

Broderick and Baker
Fitzgerald James, deckhand stm Enterprise, Broadway St.

Wharf
Fitzgerald James, groceries and liquors, 560 Mission
Fitzgerald James, laborer, dwl 111 William
Fitzgerald James, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,

dwl 660 Minna, rear
Fitzgerald James, mechanic, dwl 529 Pine
Fitzgerald James M., helper Pioneer Iron Works, dwl 529

Pine
Fitzgerald James P., shoecutter John Irwin, dwl 122

Shipley
Fitzgerald Jeremiah, expressman, SW cor Clay and San-
som, dwl 1 Eddv PI
Fitzgerald John, baker Patrick F. McGrath, dwl 258 Clem
Fitzgerald John, boatman, dwl 1102 Montgomery
Fitzgerald John, clerk St. Mary's Cathedral, dwl 24Larkin
Fitzgerald John, currier, dwl E s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Fitzgerald John, gardener Golden Gate Park, dwl 2613

Bush
Fitzgerald John, laborer, dwl 406 Broadway
Fitzgerald John, laborer, dwl 542 Mission
Fitzgerald John, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 22J

Eighth
Fitzgerald John, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl E a Il-
linois nr Shasta
Fitzgerald John, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
Fitzgerald John, salesman Edward Supple, dwl 34 Fourth
Fitzgerald John, section foreman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl

17 Decatur
Fitzgerald John, waterman Golden Gate Park
Fitzgerald John C. , salesman Payot, Upham & Co. , dwl

622 Washington
Fitzgerald John F. , bootmaker William O'Connell, dwl 159

Minna
Fitzgerald Kate Miss, milliner, dwl 230 O'Farrell
Fitzgerald Lawrence, assistant license collector, dwl 441

Hayes
Fitzgerald Luke, machinist, dwl 311 Brannan
Fitzgerald M., laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
Fitzgwakl JI. (widow), dwl 872 Mission
Fitzgerald Margaret (widow), dwl 258 Clementina
Fitzgerald Margaret Miss, dwl 271 Minna
Fitzgerald Margaret Miss, millinery and Demorest pat-
terns, 750 Market, dwl 230 O'Fa'rrell
Fitzgerald Margaret J. Mrs., dwl 137 Third
Fitzgerald Martin J., shipcarpenter, dwl 1131 Folsom
Fitzgerald Mary Miss, dwl 1102 Montgomery
Fitzgerald Michael, carrepairer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 63

Natoma
Fitzgerald Michael, deckhand stm Enterprise, Broadway
St. Wharf

Fitzgerald Michael, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 548

Brj^ant
Fitzgerald Michael, miner, dwl 518 Pacific
Fitzgerald Michael, policeman City Hall, dwl 261 Tehama
Fitzgerald Michael, teamster William Kerr, dwl 1115 Bdwy
Fitzgerald Morris, metalroofer, d\\ 1 622 Battery
Fitzgerald N., fireman stm Julia, Market St. Wharf
Fitzgerald Nicholas, nightwatchman Spring Valley Water

Sv. Co., dwl 356 Clementina
Fitzgerald Patrick, groceries and liquors, 525 Mission, dwl

559 Mission
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer Michael Wappel, dwl 204

Fourth
Fitzgerald Patrick, longshoreman, dwl W s Filbert bet

Sansom and Montgomerj'
Fitzgerald Patrick, lumberman, dwl 55 Minna
Fitzgerald Patrick, shoemaker Michael J. Farrell, dwl 424

Seventh, rear
Fitzgerald Patrick, stonemason, dwl SE cor Collins and

Point Lobos Av
Fitzgerald Patrick, waiter, dwl 366 Natoma
Fitzgerald Patrick, warehouseman, dwl 154i Clara
Fitzgerald Philip, boarding, 816 Front
Fitzgerald Precilla (widow), dwl S s Twenty-second nr

Treat Av
Fitzgerald Rebecca (widow), dwl 709 Mission
Fitzgerald Richard, blacksmith's helper Portland Boiler

Works, dwl 212 Folsom
Fitzgerald Richard, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Fitzgerald Richard D. , bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht,

dwl 515 Haj'es •

Fitzgerald Robert H. , usher Maguire's Opera ,House, dwl

814 Clay
Fitzgerald Stephen, dwl 136 Silver
Fitzgerald Thomas, coachman C. G. Hooker, dwl 917

Bush
Fitzgerald Tliomas, engineer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

1219 Green
Fitzgerald Tliomas, expressman, NW cor Broadway and

Davis, dwl 2507 California
Fitzgerald Thomas, horsetrainer, dwl 1637 Howard
Fitzgerald Thomas, suiserintendent Mare Island, dwl 1006

Minna
Fitzgerald Thomas P., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co.,

■ dwl Twenty-first bet Guerrero and Dolores
Fitzgei-ald Tliomas W. , printer, dwl 438 j Jessie
Fitzgerald W., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Fitzgerald William, dwl 413"Tliird
Fitzgerald William, driver Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 151

Tehama
Fitzgerald WiUiam, horseshoer Charles Fit^erald, 413

Third
Fitzgerald AVilliam, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Fitzgerald William, laborer, dwl 166 Clara
Fitzgerald William, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
Fitzgerald William, laborer S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Fitzgerald William, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 6

Natoma
Fitzgerald William, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 534

Natoma
Fitzgerald William J., packer Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,

dwl 978 Harrison
Fitzgerald William R., bootmaker I. M. Wentworth &

Co., dwl 241 Fell
Fitzgerald William T., carpenter, dwl 122 Shipley
Fitzgerald M'illiam T., clerk 3 New Mont, dwl 4 Turk
Fitzgerald William W., salesman 539 Clay, dwl SE cor

Dupont and California
Fitzgibbon David, dancing academy, 771 Market
Fitzgibbon Gerald, student St. Mary's Hospital
Fitzgibbon John M., policeman City Hall, dwl 545 How
Fitzgibbon Maurice, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co.,

dwl 834 Mission
Fitzgibbon Thomas, fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland

Ferrv
Fitzgibbon William, bootmaker P. Kelly, dwl 613 Miss
Fitzhenrj' James, liquor saloon, 543. Commercial, dwl 3

Dupont
Fitzhenry John, dwl 519 Grove
FitzhenrV Michael, dwl 519 Grove
Fitzhugli Peregrine, dwl 423 Eddy
Fitzhugh William McP., dwl 423 Eddy
Fitzjohn A. & Co. (John McCue), stonecutters, NE cor

Masonic Av and Geary
Fitzjohn Alfred (.1. Fitzjohn J; Co.), dwl W s Garden Av

nr Devisadero
Fitzler Joseph, dwl 427 Third

Fitzmaurice William, expressman, dwl 1135 Mission
Fitzmorris George, dwl SE cor Broderick and Jackson

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^P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708,710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Fitemorris William, waiter stin Amador, Market St.MTiarf
Fitzpatrick Ann (widow), d\fl 12 Scott PI
Fitzpatrick Ann (widow), dwl 7-17 Uraiinan
Fitzpatrick Arthur O., cari>enU;r, office NE cor Kearny

and Bush, dwl S 8 Twenty-second t)et Shotwell and

Folsoni

i Fitzpatrick Gemard, lahorer, dwl Union Hotel, 611 Miss
FitzjKitrick Daniel, clerk Denis O'Urieu
Fitzpatrick Daniel, laborer, dwl 1 Bealc PI
Fitzi>atrick Edward, laborer Torrens & Eiiricht, 1520 Clay
Fitzjiatrick Edward, miner, dwl ;i04 Towiisend
Fitzpatrick Edward, saddler Joseph Hamilton, 401 Third
Fitzpatrick Francis, harnessmaker Main ii Winchester,

dwl 274 Minna
Fitzpatrick Georjre, dwl 802J Folsom
Fitzjiatrick H., laborer J. Mortoti & Co.
Fitzpatrick Henrj-, assistant County Sun'eyor'8 Office,

629 Washington
Fitzpatrick nu;,'h, porter ^^^littier, Fuller & Co., dwl 115

Second
Fitzjjatiick Hugh, steward stm Coquille, dwl W s Ala-
bama bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Fitzpatrick James, cornicemaker Geo. Hayes & Co.
Fitzi)atrick James, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 How-
ard
Fitzpatrick Jeremiah, barkeeper Timothy Downey, dwl

405 Kearny
Fitzjiatrick J. J., student Barnard's Business College
Fitzpatrick John, carpenter, dwl 32 Rausch
Fitzjiatrick John, contractor, dwl 3 Valencia
Fitzpatrick John, cooper A. S. Gorton, dwl 17 Stevenson
fitzpatrick John, driver P. A. McDonald, dwl 2722 Fol
FitzjKitrick John, drajTiiau Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl

23 Uitch
Fitzpatrick John, gardener Lewis McLean, dwl 511 Miss
Fitzpatrick John, laborer Henrj- S. Dorland, NW cor Do-
lores and Dorland
Fitzpatrick John, machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

312i Ritch
Fitzpatrick John, shoemaker, dwl 115 Second
"Mtzpatrick John, stonecutter, dwl 2106 Hyde
fitzpatrick John, trunkmaker D. S. Martin & Co., dwl

722 Sixteenth
Fitzpatrick John Paul, machinist Unfon Iron Works, dwl

E s Diamond bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
ritzpatrick Kate Mrs., tailoress Michael Short, dwl 159

Clara
ritzpatrick Margaret (widow), dwl 361 Tehama
■Itzpatrick Martin, liverj- and sale stable, 814 Mission
•"itzpatrick Manin, dwl 159 Clara
Itzpatrick Mary (widow), dwl 1111 Broadway
itzpatrick Michael, engineer Sanitarium Baths, dwl 1711

Stockton, rear
itzpatrick Michael, printer Cal. Oil Cloth Factorj', dwl

E s Brjant bet T\\enty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Itzpatrick Michael, tanner Sedgley & Davis, dwl 2030
Folsom
J ritzpatrick M. T., baker Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
itzpatrick Patrick, ironmolder, dwl W s Eleventh nr

Channel

"itzpatrick PatrickD., gasfitter and plumber, 639 Broad-
way, dwl 1325 Vallejo
"itzpatrick Peter, plasterer, dwl 113 Clinton
itzpatrick Philip, dwl 273 Jessie

itzpatrick Roger, expressman, NW cor Fifth and Fol-
som, dwl Columbia bet Sixteenth and El Dorado
itzpatrick Samuel, shipcarijent^r Boole & Webster, 7

Steuart
Itzpatrick Simon, teamster, dwl S s Church Lane nr

Church
itzpatrick Simon W., shipcariienter, dwl 754 Bryant
itzpatrick Thomas B., teamster, 216 California, dwl 85

Brady nr Market
itzpatrick Tliomas L., salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 425

Natoma
itzpatrick Timothy {Fitzpatrick <t O'Brien), dwl 511

Mmna
itzpatrick Williain, carpenter, dwl S a Nineteenth nr

Guerrero
itzpatrick William, laborer Cal. Grain Warehouse, cor

Beale and Brannan
itzpatrick & O'Brien {Timothy Fitzpatrick a7id John
O'Brien), groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth and
Minna

itzsimmons Charles, fruits and confectionery, 403 Geary
itzsimmons Daniel, carpenter B. «S: J. S. Doe, dwl 804
Third
I itzsimmons Da\id, miner, dwl 209 Leidesdorfl
itzsimmons Edward, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador

Fitzaimnions Edward Jo clerk Michael Short, dwl 2051
Ellis •

Fltzsimmons Har\'ey, bandsawjer Kimball Agricultural
Implement Manuf. Co., dwl 606 Powell

Fitzaimnions James {Fitzniinmona <t Farrell), dwl 14
Sumner

Fitzsimmons John R., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
82 Natoma

Fitzsimmons Joseph, steward James WainwTight, dwl
317i Tehama, rear

Fitzsimmons Kate Miss, teacher Union Grammar School,
dwl 222 Lombard

Fitzsimmons Slargajet (widow), dwl 222 Lombard

Fitzsimmons Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 25 Folsom Av

Fitzsimmons Patrick, expressman cor First and Folsom,
dwl 27 Baldwin Court

Fitzsimmons Patrick, mason, dwl E s Second Av nr Six-
teenth

Fitzsimmons Rose A. Miss, dwl 222 Lombard

Fitzsimmons Tliomas, dwl Franklin Hotel

Fitzsimmons Thomas, bookkeeper Jonathan Kittredge,
dwl 126 Fifth

Fitzsimmons Tliomas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
W s Georgia nr Shasta •

Fitzsimmons Thomas, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat
Island

Fitzsimmons & Farrell {James Fitzsimmons and Matheio
Farrdl), coal and wood, 28 Turk

Fitzwilliams Daniel, Irish-American Assn, 818 Howard

Fivey William, watertender stm Oriflamme Oregon S. S.
Co., dwl 596 Stevenson

Fixen Brigt, cabinetmaker P. Craig & Son, dwl 512 Fourth

Fjord Lorenz, junk dealer, dwl W s Webster bet Ellis and
Eddy

Flaa Gustave, boltmaker Pacific Rolling Mills

Flaa Henry, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl Ws Michigan
nr Shasta

Flach Joseph, market, SW cor Seventeenth and Dolores,
dwl 389 Dolores

Flach Thomas, clerk, dwl 389 Dolores

Flachman John, hairdresser, dwl 728 Harrison

Flachmayer Christian, expressman, cor Mission and Spear,
dwl 229 Jessie

Flack Daniel Rev., assistant rector Church of the Advent,
dwl 2012 Pierce

Flack G. D. , clerk general freight agent's office Central
Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 3 Hen-
rietta Square nr Eleventh

Flageollet Charles, silkweaver, dwl 15 Virginia

Flagg A. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S. Mint,
dwl 2235 Mission

Flagg Charles, teamster, dwl 429 Clementina

Flagg Edward P., dwl 2235 Mission

Flagg Edwin C, bookkeeper N. M. Jewell & Co., dwl 328
Brannan

Flagg Henry, woodturner Andrew Frei, dwl 15 Gilbert

Flagg Henrj' H., stockbroker, office 420 Montgomery room
7, res Oakland

Flagg Sarah A. (widow), dwl 504 Stockton

Flaglor Anna Miss, parasolmaker John D. Barr, dwl 1328
Broadway

Flaglor Gilbert, dwl 23 Natoma

Flaglor Pamelia (widow), dwl 1328 Broadway

Flaglor William, painter, dwl 254 Clementina

Flahaut Henry, clerk Anton Koenig, dwl 16 Virginia

Flahaut James, mattrassinaker, dwl 16 Virginia

Flaherty Bartholomew, laborer, dwl S s Clipper bet San-
chez and Noe

Flaherty Brian, laborer, dwl S a Twenty-second nr Va-
lencia

Flaherty Dennis, hackman plaza, dwl NW cor Gough
and Grove

Flaherty Edward, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway

Flaherty Edward, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Is-
land

Flaherty Edward, lahorer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana

FLAMEBTY EDIVARD, liquor saloon, 1 Morton,
and commissioner S. F. F. D., dwl 631 Sacramento

Flaherty Fletcher, compositor Dewey & Co., dwl 915 Stock

flaherty James, cari)enter, dwl 112 Lily Av

Flaherty James, laborer, dwl 20 Miller PI

Flaherty James, laborer, dwl 112 Willow Av

Flaherty John, laborer, dwl 109 William

Flaherty John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 76 Clem-
entina, rear

Flaherty John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Flaherty John, seaman barkentine Victor, Pacific St.
AVharf

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

C-P. VAN SCHAAOK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 18C

Flaherty John, shirt manufactorj', 328 Bush
Flaherty Julia (wiilow), dwl 9 Gefcva
Flaherty Mar^'aret (widow), dwl 618 Poet
Flaherty Michael, hiiiihennan C. A. Hooper & Co.
Flaherty Michael, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Dnimm
Flaherty Michael, niarblecutter Stephen Caniiwdonico,

dwl 112 Lilly Av
Flaherty Jlichael, stableman Florance & Foley, dwl 1812

Powell
Flaherty Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Twelfth Av nr M,

South S. F.
Flaherty Richard (Larkm ib F.),dw\ N a Ash Av bet

Larkiii and Polk
Flaherty Thomas, dwl 75 Clementina
Flaherty Thomas, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Flaherty Thomas, trackman Central R. R.
Flaherty Thomas O., teamster, dwl 9 Geneva
Flahive James, teamster G. C. Yates, dwl 37 First
Flaiff Jacob, blacksmith Lawton & Co., dwl 134 Fourth
Flakel Daniel, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Flaker John, laborer Locke & Montague, dwl 307 Sev-
enth, rear
Flammer Charles, bookkeeper Pond, Rejiiolds & Co. , dwl
• 736 Geary
Flammer Joseph, Swiss Benev. Soc. . G27 Commercial

Flanagan (widow), nurse, dwl 30 Everett, rear

Flanagan Charles, reporter Morning Call, dwl 924 Minna
Flanagan James, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Flanagan James {Flanagan <t Mann), dwl 1410 Howard
Flanagan James, laborer, dwl 1909 Hyde
Flanagan James, stevedore, dwl 129 Harrison
Flanahan James, watchman tug Tiger, Green St.AVliarf
Flanagan James A., lumber surveyor, dwl 1211 Fillmore
Flanagan John {John Flanagan A- Co.), 'dwl 24 Tehama
Flanahan John, salesman Amies & Dallam, dwl SVV cor

Stevenson and Third
FLA\A«AX JOBIJf A CO., importers and jobbers

wines and liquors, 421 Front
Flanagan Katie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1909 Hj'de
Flanagan La%vrence {Taggart ifc F.), dwl 4 Hampshire bet

Tw-enty-second and Twenty-third
Flanagan Michael, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, dwl 151

Peny
Flanagan Michael, porter Littlefield, Webb & Co., dwl 21

Rltch
Flanagan Michael A., oyster stand Parker House, dwl 438

Jessie
Flanagan Owen, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 157

Perry
Flanagan P. , teamster J. Morton & Co.
Flanagan Patrick {Flanagan & Mann), res Coos Bay
Flanagan Thaddeus {Flanagan & Oallagher), dwl 924

Minna
Flanagan William, dwl W s and nr San Miguel Station
Flanagan William, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl S s

Jessie bet Ninth and Tenth
FLANA«AX «& GALLAGHER {Thaddeun Flanagan

and Henry J. Gallagher), imdertakers, 834 Market
Flanagan & Mann {James and Patrick Flanagan, and
Satnuel S. Mann), proprietors Newport (Coos Bay)
Coal Mine, Thomas Anderson agent, office 118 Market
Flanagan. See Flanigan, Flannagan and Flannigan
Flanaly Miles, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Flanders Alvin, clerk Custom House, dwl 1513 Jackson
Flanders Eugene, brassmolder Weed & Kingwell, dwl 1327

Pacific
Flanders James, pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 508

Howard
Flanders John J. , carpenter, dwl NE cor Sixteenth and

Dolores
Flanders John P., driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1421 Bush
Flanders Nathan, engineer Phelps Manufacturing Co.,

dwl 1225 Pacific
Flanedy Patrick J., farmer, dwl E s Laguna bet McAllis-
ter and Ash Av
Flanigan Edward, pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1903

Du]X)nt
Flanigan James, hacl^man, dwl 349 Shipley
Flanigan John, barkeeper, dwl 209 Seventeenth
Flanigan Lawrence, laborer, dwl W s Harrison bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Flanigan M., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot of Fourth,

Long Bridge
Flanigan Michael, dwl 231 Minna

Flanigan Michael, liquor saloon, NW cor Front and Pa-
cific
Flanigan William, laborer, dwl E s Tenth nr Mission
Flannagan Andrew Mrs., dwl SE cor Valencia and Fif-
teenth

Flannagan Daniel, hostler N. B. & Mission R. R. Co., dwl

997 Bryant *

Flamiagan .lames, teamst«r Black Diamond Coal Co.
Flannagan James, teamster, dwl 7 Decatur
Flannagan Jeremiah, messenger Atlantic & Pac. Tel. Co.,

dwl 997 Bryant
Flannagan John, barkeeper James Irwin, dwl 209 Seven-
teenth
Flannagan John, dwl 24 Third
Flannagan Maggie Miss, dressmaker, dwl fiQQ Minna
Flannagan Peter, bootmaker, dwl 31 Hunt
Flannagan Thomas, laborer, dwl 6 ilission
Flannagan William, wijier Southern Pac. R. R.
Flannelly Miles, laborer John Hughes, dwl 67 Minna
Flannelly Patrick, coal-oil dealer, dwl 9W cor Nineteenth

and Church
Flannelly William, marblepolisher, dwl 11 William
P'lannery Bridget (wdow), dwl 10 Polk Lane nr Stockton
Flannery Michael, dwl 43 Minna
Flannery Michael H., dry goods, 310 Sixth
Flannery Roger, laborer, dwl Montgomery Av befcGreen-

wich and Lombard
Flannery Samuel L., local policeman, dwl Magdalen Asy-
lum
Flannigan Charles B. , clerk Bloming Call OfHce, dwl 924

Minna
Flannigan E., stableman Minor ^ Walsh, dwl NE cor

Leavenworth and Taylor
Flannigan Edward, laborer, dwl 219 Pacific
Flannigan Edward, pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1903

Dupont
Flannigan James, boilermaker O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Flannigan James, hackman, dwl 1873 Mission
Flannigan James B., calker, dwl 537 Bryant
Flannigan Mary Mrs., dwl 906^ Fobom, rear
Flannigan Mary Mrs., housekeeper Rev. Horatio Stebbins,

16 Ellis
Flannigan Michael, blacksmith, dwl 151 Perry
Flannigan Michael, oysters, dwl 438 Jessie
Flannigan Patrick, dry and fancj' goods, 140 Sixth, dwl

447 Minna
Flannigan Patrick J. , lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

dwl 6 Martin's Block, Market nr Seventh
Flannigan William, 'seaman, dwl 104 Steuart.
Flanst August, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Flatau Louis, bookkeeper Samuel Leszj'nsky & Bro.,dwl

131 Montgomery
FILATIJ.^I.ANX CLAIIS, wines and liquors, SW cor

Market and Steuart
Flathmann Henry, bookkeeper Ernst H. Mj-ers, dwl SE

cor Front and Broadway
Flatley John, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, dwl SW cor

Dupont and Post
Flatley John E., laborer, dwl 367 Natoma
Flatt C. J. {A. Ilulmes <i: Co.), dwl 201 Turk
Flatt William, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Flattery Jonathan, phj'sician, office and dwl 225 Bush
Flau Thomas, liquor saloon, 10 Washington, dwl Kearny

bet Pacific and Jackson
Flause Joseph, housesmith John R. Sims, dwl cor Powell

and Pacific
Flavan John, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 467 Bryan!
Flavan M., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Drury Lan«

nr Seventh
Flavein Barton, cook Lick House
FLAVIX MARTIX .1., proptr I. X. L. Auction House

SE cor Kearny and Commercial, dwl 302 Mason
Flavin Patrick, salesman Patrick Flannigan, dwl 441

Minna
Fleet Walter, seamen, dwl 117 Drumm
Fleetwood Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.)

office 315 California I'oom 1
Fleger John, expressman, NE cor Davis and California
Fleischel George, locksmith, 614 California, rear, dwl 411

Bush
Fleischer Charles, cook, dwl S s Eighteenth nr Sanchez
Fleischer Charles, locksmith, dwl 8 Harlan PI
Fleischer Martin, rnusician Wade's Oi)era House, dwl 11

John
Fleischer Wolf, cap manuf, 109 Sansom, dwl 225 Keam;
Fleischhacker Aaron, merchant, dwl 1028 Hyde
Fleischhauer William C. {Plante J- F.), dwl 120 Elli8
Fleischnian Benjamin, clerk, dwl 622 Green
Fleischman B. M., dwl 737 McAllister
Fleischnian Charles N. {Anthcs d: F.), dwl 606J Powell
Fleischman David, bookkeeper L. E. Wertheimer, dvi

1107 Van Ness Av
Fleischman George, machinist Cal. Machine Works, d'w

741 Market

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Pro;

p. VAN SCHAAGK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

■K

Fleisohman Jacob, bakerj', E s Valencia nr Sixteenth
Fleischman John, hainlrosser, 20;i Third, dwl 728 Har
Fleischinan Joseph, laborer, tlwl 024 Fourth
Fleischman Maurice, plumber William 1). Hobro
Fleishman Isaac (Flfhhman, Sichol .fc Co.), res New York
FLKISIinAX, SICHKL »i €'0. ilmac Fhinhman,
Jtiliv)! Sichel, and Louis Wcrtheimcr), wholesale
harthvare, a-jl-icultural implements, etc., 37 and 39
Ritterj-

Fleming' (widow), 38 Tehama

Flcmini,' A. C, upholsterer Jacob B. Pence, dwl 1220

Market
Flemin.L,' Bartholomew, bookkeeper, dwl 1310 Jackson
Fleming Benjamin, painter, dwl 737 Howard
Flemiiif,' John, dwl 225 Hush

Flemins; Havid, driver Chase & Wolf, dwl 334 Vallejo
Fleminpr David, longshoreman, dwl i)17 Broadway
Fleming David, sbipcai-pehter, dwl 5 Rausch
Fleming David J., machinist Risdonl. andL. Works, dwl

670 Harrison
Fleming David L., varnisher, dwl 363 Minna
Fleming Edward, dairyman John B. Shepston, dwl San

Bnnio Road nr Golden City House
Fleming Ellen (widow), confectioner, lllCJ Folaom
Fleming G., dwl 630 Commercial

Fleming fieorge L., compositor Morning Call, dwl Over-
land House
Fleming James, dwl 112 Fourth
Fleming James, hamessmaker James H. Wilson, dwl 406

Bryant
Fleming James, laborer, dwl 20 Jessie
Fleming James, laborer, dwl 39 Stanford
Fleming James, laborer, dwl 408 !?e\enth
Fleming James, porter Hutchings & Co., dwl 404 Bdwy
Fleming James, seaman schr American Girl, Main St.

Wharf
Fleming James, stableman Charter Oak Stables, 773 Mar-
ket, dwl 278 Jessie
Fleming John, dwl 225 Bush

Fleming John, barkeeper Towney cSs Hand, dwl 341 Min
Fleming John, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R. Co., dwl

200 Clementina
Fleming John, laborer superintendent streets
Fleming John, painter, dwl 538 Howard
Fleming John, painter, dwl 2210 Sixteenth
Fleming John, salesman C. L. Williams & Co., dwl 408

Octavia
Fleming John, stonecutter, dwl 1424 Pacific
FLE.VII>iG J<>H.\' T., secretary Board Park Commis-
sioners, office 302 Montgomerj- room 23, dwl 434 Hayes
Fleming Joseph, engineer, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
Fleming Lizzie Miss, teacher music, dwl m. Clementina
Fleming JIaggie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Fleming Martin, dwl 1S94 Broadway
Fleming Mary A. (widow), lodgings, 122 Da^is
Fleming Michael, fireman stm Thoroughfare, dwl Stock-
ton bet Pacific and Jackson
Fleming Michael, shoemaker, 045 Mission, dwl 171 Minna
Fleming Otto, cook Daniel O'Connor, dwl 1121 Mission
Fleming Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Fleming Patrick H., engineer Engine No. 7WS. F. F. D.,
dwl Engine House NW cor Sixteenth ana Second Av
Fleming Peter, blacksmith, dwl 502 Mission
Fleming Peter, gasfitter, dwl 4 Vandewater
Fleming Peter, machinehand Cal. Cigar Box Co., dwl ISJ

Welsh
Fleming Peter J., compositor Evening Post, dwl 8 Garden
Fleming Philip, engineer, dwl 17 Welsh
Fleming Robert, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, dwl

2020 Hyde
Fleming Robert, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Fleming Robert H., conductor Central R. R., dwl 2 Har-
riet
Pleming Samuel, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 129

Jackson
Fleming Socrates C, local policeman, dwl 318 Pine
Fleming Tliomas, cardriver, dwl 305 Fifth
Fleming Thomas, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Fleming Thomas, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Fleming Thomas J., machinist Tlieodore Kallenbei^, dwl

51 Clementina
Fleming William (Fleming <t Reilly), dwl 154 Shipley
Fleming William, bricklayer, dwl 2 Shearer PI
Fleming William, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

844 Folsom
Fleming William, laborer, dwl 316 Beale, rear
Fleming William, teamster A. M. Simpson & Brother,

Beale St. Wharf
Fleming William A. {Fleming <t Stetson), dwl 530 Third

Fleming William E., miner, dwl 020 Harrison
Fleming William O., shipcarpcnter, dwl 51 Clementina
FLE.'III\<i «t KKILI-Y(iriHi<j?/i FUnninj and Charles

Kiilhj), wines an I licpiors, 41 Third
Fleming & Stetson (iVUliam A. Flcmimj and John W.

Slctnon), draymen, 408 Batterj'
Fl'mming Hiirtis, driver William J. Davis, dwl 23J Sec
Flcmming Otto {F Icminiuij <(■ Talbot), res Philadelphia
Flemming &, Talbot (Otto Flriiiminr/ and Edward L,
Talbot), electro-medical instruments, office 434 Cali-
fornia room 10
FIEXXIKEX KOBERT, importer dr>^ goods, boots,
shoes, and clothing, 724 and 720 Montgomery, dwl
1405 Taylor
Flennflten Robert P., attorney at law, dwl 1405 Taylor
Fleres Antonio, liquor saloon, 004 Montgomery, dwl 929

Jackson
Fleres John, barkeeper Antonio Fleres, dwl 929 Jackson

Fletcher Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 1008 Leavenwt)rth
Fletcher Artemus T., dwl 1020 Pine
Fletcher Asa P., carrier Alta and Bulletin, dwl 43 Stanly

PI
Fletcher Barney, porter Eugene L. Sullivan, dwl 1230

Broadway
Fletcher Benjamin, dwl 304 Beale
Fletcher C, waiter stm Oriflanmie, Folsom St. Wharf
Fletcher Charles A., physician, office 720 Market, dwl 823

Bush
Fletcher Charles E., machinist Phoenix Iron Works, dwl

304 Beale
Fletcher Charles H., foreman Pacific Transfer Co., dwl

532 Jessie
Fletcher D. L., waiter Palace Hotel
Fletcher E. , dwl 636 Commercial
Fletcher Edward, hairdresser Charles Storm, dwl cor

Fourth and Harwood
Fletcher Edwin T. (Fletcher X- Reath), dwl N 3 Brj^ant

bet Ninth and Tenth
Fletcher Ellen, janitress U. S. Mint, dwl 1008 Leav
Fletcher George W. , collector Southern Pac. R. R.
Fletcher H. & Son (Henry and Henry R. Fletcher), de-
corative painters, 347 Third
Fletcher Harriet (\\'idow), fancv and drj' goods, 1128 Fol
Fletcher Henry (//. Fletcher <("• Son), dwl 11 Stockton
Fletcher Henry R. (//. Fletcher A: Son), dwl 11 Stockton
Fletcher Horace P. (Shattuck X- Fletcher), dwl 226 Sutter
Fletcher James, bootblack, dwl 308 Tehama
Fletcher James, collector, dwl 1526 Stockton
Fletcher James, woodturner, dwl 2^ Langton
Fletcher James B., carpenter Jason Springer, dwl 10 De

Boom
Fletcher Jeremiah T. , carpenter, dwl 957 Market
Fletcher J. N., operator Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl cor

Sixteenth and Valencia
Fletcher Joseph, carpenter California Bellows Manuf. Co.,

dwl 320 Sansom
Fletcher Joseph H., local policeman, dwl 305 F'irst
Fletcher Kenneth, laborer, dwl 104 Steuart
Fletcher La\ina (widow), dwl E Havens PI
Fletcher Marie Miss, dwl 11 Stockton
Fletcher Otto, painter Charles H. Sykes & Co., dwl 25 Mor-
ton
Fletcher Robert J., porter Central Pac. R. R., dwl 32

Freelon
Fletcher Samuel J. (Fletcher <fc Day), dwl W s Buchanan

bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Fletcher Stephen, collector, dwl 1026 Folsom
Fletcher Thomas, ironmolder Henry J. McLerie, dwl

Railway Hotel
Fletcher w'. , dwl 636 Commercial

Fletcher William, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Fletcher William, landscapepainter, studio and dwl 216

Bush
Fletcher William, teamster Wilson & Brother, dwl 1537

Howard
Fletcher William J., machinist, dwl 536J Howard
Fletcher William M., contractor and builder, dwl 1634

Tvler
FLETCHER •& DAY (Samnel J. Fletcher and Rich-
ard Day), carpets, oilcloths, furniture, and uphol-
stery, 715 Market
Fletcher & Reath (Ediein T. Fletcher and Geonje Reath),

restaurant, 215 Davis
Fleur Ernest, pantrj-rnan Somaly & Coquengniot, dwl 624

California
Fleurier Louis F., engineer William T. Garratt, res East

Oakland
Fleury Adolph, laundry, dwl 131 Park Av

::! JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, "Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Moi

Fleurj- C. Miss, teacher French Silver St. Primary School

Fleuiy D. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1018 Stockton

Fleurj' Edouard, booklceeper Norbert Landr}', dwl NW
cor Octavia and O'Farrell

Fleury Jules, foreman City Iron Works, dwl 1634 Eddy

Fleury Paul, housesmith and awningmalier, 620 Commer-
cial, dwl NW cor O'Farrell and Octavia

Flier Gustav, carpenter, dwl 959 Market

Flick Carl, cabinetmaker, dwl W s Vermont bet Hum-
boldt and Nevada

Flick Jacob, baker Maine Restaurant, dwl 23 Scott PI

Flick William F., real estate, dwl 2319 Howard

Flickinger John Henrj", wholesale cattle and sheep but-
cher. First Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F., office 535
Clay, res San Jos6

Flicourt Edouard E., barber Marius Aurouze, dwl 515
Green

Fliegelman David, cutter Joseph Kalisky, dwl 260 Jessie

niggle J. E,, clerk and collector P. J. Phillips, dwl 2513
Mission

Flighler Richard, barber John Greif, dwl 636 Washington

Flinn Anthony, wrcworker Cal. Wire Works, dwl 520
Jessie

Flinn James J. (P. T. Flinn i- Son), dwl SW cor Eighth
and Howard

Flinn John R., laborer S. F. Cigar Box Co., dwl 150 Silver

Flinn Michael, dairj-man William Schlothen, dwl W s
Minnesota bet Sierra and Napa

Flinn Michael, hostler, dwl Heinz's Hotel

Flinn Michael, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 17J Welsh

Flinn Patrick, laborer, dwl 312 Main, rear

Flinn P. R. , apothecary, 722 Montgomery

Flinn P. T. (P. T. Flinn & Son), dwl SW cor Eighth and
Howard

Flinn P. T. & Son (James J. Flinn), groceries and liquors,
SW cor Eighth and Howard

Flinn Thomas R., gi-oceries and liquors, SE cor Mission
and Eighth *

Flinn William, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island

Flinn William B., carpenter, 749 Folsom, dwl 772 Fol-
som

Flinn. See FljTin

Flint A. B., carpenter, dwl 736 Folsom

Flint A. T. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School, dwl
706 Sutter

■Flint Augustus L., hamessmaker Carvill Manuf. Co., dwl
120 Seventh

Flint Augustus P., manager Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
and Rhode Island Insurance Assn, office 313 Califor-
nia, res Oakland

Flint Benjamin (B. P. Flint d: Co., and of Flint,' Bixby i:
Co. ), dwl 1424 California

Flint, Bixby & Co. (San Juan Baptista, San Benito County,
Cal.), office SW cor Battery and Greenwich

FLIMT B. P. A CO. {Ben amin Flint, Thomas Flint,
Llcwelhpi Bixby, and Daniel W. Folger), wool mer-
chants, warehouse and office SW cor Battery and
Greenwich

Flint Bradford P. (B. P. Flint X- Co.), dwl 1121 Hyde

Flint Charles, carpenter, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomeiT and Sansom

Flint Edward P. {Flint, Peahody & Co.), res Oakland

Flint Francis E., superintendent Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Co., office NE cor Fourth and To>^ia3end, dwl NW
cor Solano and Iowa

Flint J. H. (widow), treasurer Ladies' Protection and Re-
lieve Society, dwl 1312 Pow-ell

nint Luke, laborer, dwl E s Brady bet Miss and Market

Flint Milford M. {Tifft dt F.), dwl 626 Jessie

FLINT, PEABODY A fO. {Edward P. Flint, George
H. Kellogg, and William K. Flint), shipping and
commission merchants, office 408 California

Flint Thomas {B. P. Flint iC- Co., and of Flint, Bixby &
Co.), res San Juan Baptista

Flint William K. (Flint, Peahody & Co.), res San Rafael

FLI.VT'S-^VAKEllIOj;.SE, B. P. Flint & Co. proptrs,
SW cor Battery and Greenwich

Flitner F. W., foreman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl cor
Fourth and Channel

Flockerzi William, waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228
Kearny

Floentine Auguste, cabinetmaker Jacob Werling, dwl
W s York bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

Flohr Frederick, caner John Daniel & Co., dwl 815
Market

Flood , dwl 201 Turk

Flood Albert S. , carpenter, dwl 732 Minna

Flood Alexander, cari)enter, dwl 1236i Folsom

Flood Bernard, tailor, C37 Howard, dwl 635 Howard

Flood Charles B., teamster, cor Market and Spear, dwl

424 Fell
Flood Christopher, clerk Michael Flood, dwl 56 Jessie
Flood Daniel, cook California Restaurant, dwl 11 Everett
Flood Edward, plasterer, dwl N s Sheridan nr Tenth
Flood F., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Flood George F., coachman Dr. George Hewston, res

East Oakland
Flood Ilenrv, seaman, dwl 233 Steuart
FLOOD HENRY S. (McCain, F. A- 3fcCltire), dwl 216

Turk
Flood James, cook, dwl 610 Fourth
Flood James, longshoreman, dwl 407 Main, rear
Flood James, painter Barron & Rea, dwl 821 Market
Flood James, plasterer, dwl 1234 Bush, rear
Flood James, stevedore, dwl 1855 Stevenson
Flood James, wireworker Eckfeldt & Co., dwl 420 Minna
FLOOD .lA^IES €., \ice-president Nevada Bank of
San Francisco (and Flood tt O'Brien), office Nevada
Block 309 Montgomery room 6, dwl 419 Ellia
Flood John, dwl 56 Jessie
Flood John, baker, dwl 560 Nat-oma
Flood John, baker Jlrs. Maria McCann, dwl 143 Third
Flood John, cabineimaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl 1701 Turk
Flood John, expressman, dwl 63 Jessie
Flood John, laborer, dwl E s Treat Av bet Twenty-second

and Twenty-third
Flood John, laborer Martin Fitzpatrick, dwl 814 Mission
Flood John, plasterer, dwl 209 Stevenson
Flood John, iwrter N. Van Bergen & Co., dwl NW cor

Broadway and Dupont
Flood John Jr., porter Kane, O'Learj'iS: Co., dwl 56 Jessie
lood John W., paying teller Donohoe, Kell3- & Co., dwl
422 Eddy
Flood Joseph, plumber James K. Prior, dwl 1112 Pine
Flood Michael, dwl 17 Harian PI

FLOOD MIt'BIAEL, importer Catholic books and sta-
tionery, 831 Market, dwl 807 Ellis
Flood Michael H., stevedore Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 's Wharf,

dwl 270 Brannan
FLOOD NOAH F., prosecuting attorney Police Court,

dwl Lick House
Flood Patrick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifth and

Shipley
Flood Patrick, mason new City Hall, dwl 22 Turk
Flood Patrick J., pjTotechnist Church & Co., dwl E s

Stevenson bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Flood Richard, clerk iiichael Flood, dwl 56 Jessie
Flood Robert, stonecutter Larseneur & Sheerin, res Oak-
land
Flood Terrencfi, painter, dwl SW cor Gearj- and Dupont
Flood William, butcher Charles Saltman, dwl ■613 Mission
Flood William, longshoreman, dwl 32 Broadway
FLOOD A 0'BKIE.''» (James C. Flood and W. S.
O'Brien), capitalists, office Nevada Block, 309 Mont-
gomerj' room 6
Florance A. C, clerk G. W. Tj'ler, dwl 143 Third
Florance John G. (Florance & Foley), dwl SE cor Lom-
bard and Powell
Florance & Foley (John 0. Florance a7id Thomas Foley),

liverj'sliible, 1812 Powell •

Florence House, Mrs. M. H. Yates proprietress, 103 Ellis
Florence John, tanner with Funcke & Co., dwl NE cor

Ninth and Brannan
Florence Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Cal.), Scott Sutton

secretary, office 220 Montgomerj'
Florence Monroe, tanner with Fmicke & Co., dwl NE cor

Ninth and Brannan
FLOKENCE SEWI.\« M.4CHI\E <'0., Samuel
Hill agent, office 19 New Montgomerj" (Grand Hotel)
Flores Augustus, seaman stm Salinas, Pacific St. Wharf
Flores Daniel, stevedore, dwl St. Charles PI
Flores Juan, laborer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 215 Broadway
Flores Margaret (widow), laundress, dwl 1113 Keamj% rear
Flores Trinidad, saddler, 1032 Kearny
Florida Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Lucien Her-
man secretary, office 330 Pine room 11
Florine O. N., bricklayer, dwl 1434 Pine
Florj' J. F., hackdriver Lenhart, Brady & Co., dwl 62

Natoma
Flory Mary Mrs. , dressmaker, 514J Third
Floto George H., manufacturers' agent, dwl 157 Seventh
Floty John H., physician, office and dwl 402 Kearny
Flowenfleld — — , dwl 34 Kearny
Flower Charles H., stevedore, dwl W s Hampshire bet

Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Flower Lorenzo P., carjjenter and builder, dwl 810J

Filbert
Flowers Frank, carpenter, dwl 148 Natoma

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propi

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Flowers Heiirj', foreman A. F. Sjienr & Co., 218 Uniinm
Flovd Kdinoiid P., shipjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., Uwl

144 Silver
Floyd Kliiabeth (widow), fiirnisbud rooms, 152 First
Floyd Krviiig, clerk Liii.sloy i^ <'i)llins, dwl .">;i;t Jessie
Floyd .lames (Croakty A- /•'.), dwl Overland House
FluVil John iM., salesman ^>ederick Amart, dwl 108

■ Alta I'l
Floyd Lawrence, glass-stainer John Mallon, dwl 18 Wash-

intrlon Av
Floyd K. 1)., seaman stm Humboldt, JacUson St.^Vharf
Floyil Richard S., capitalist, dwl 416 First
FloVd Thomas, machinist William T. Oarratt, dwl 37i

Hitch
Flovil Thomas, porter, dwl Precita Av nr Mission
Flovd ThoniiisW. (T. !»'. Floyd d- Co.), dwl] 2 Hawthorne
Vl6ti» T. W. a ro. (Giwye L. Carroll mid John

Cniinnr), proptrs Overland and Pioneer Warehouses,

«W cor Hattery and Filbert
Floyd William E., clerk Linsley & Collins, dwl 333 Jessie
Floyd Zaccheus, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 128

Francisco
Flubacher Emile, boot and shoemaker, 506^ Bush
Flude Joseph, laborer, dwl 206 Clara
Fluei,'ger John, teamster Locke & Montague, dwl 307 Sev-
enth, rear
Fluegirer John C, boots and shoes, 210 Brannan, dwl 434

brannan
Fluyrge Carl, stockbroker, 415 Montgomery, res Oakland
Fluke George, salesman, dwl 217 Mason
Fly John, seaman, dwl 2ySteuart

Flynn , molder Union Iron Works

Flymi Andrew {Kennii & F.), dwl 511 Octavia

Flynn Andrew H., ironmolder, dwl 13 Tehama

Flynn Anthony, carpenter, dwl 29 Pleasant

Flynn B., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Flynn Bros. {Edmond and John), groceries and liquors,

SE cor Taylor and Post
Flynn Bryan, deckhand stm Bullion, Vallejo St. Wharf
Flynn Catharine (widow), dwl 12 Sherwood PI
Flynn Daniel, blacksmith, dwl 423 Bush
Flynn Daniel, clerk, dwl 452 Stevenson, rear
Flynn David, carpenter Sanford JI. Hills, dwl 842 Clay
Flynn Edmond (Flijnn Bros.), res Oakland
Flvnn Edward, corporation 3'ard tender superintendent

streets, dwl 110 Polk
Flynn Edward, plasterer, dwl 612 Sixth
Flynn Edward, shoemaker, dwl 114 William
Flynn Ellen (widow), laundiess, dwl 115^^ Shipley
Flynn George, gasfltter McNally & Hawkins
Flynn Henry, with Thomas Day, dwl 7 Jane PI
Flynn Howard, nioldcr Union Iron Works, dwl SW cor

Grove and Franklin
Flynn Hugh, wood and coal, 853 Howard and 137 Fifth,

dwl 247 Tehama
Flynn James, blacksmith, dwl 506 Howard
Flynn James, carpenter, dwl 326 Fifth
Flynn James, hostler John F. Willson, dwl 126 Ellis
Flynn James, laborer, dwl 502 Mission
Flynn James, plasterer, dwl 20 Folsom Av •
Flynn James, rigger, dwl 419 Fremont
Flynn James, shoemaker 604 Mission, dwl 178 Mission
Flynn James, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Flynn James F. , coremaker City Iron Works, dwl 13 Te-
hama

Flynn J. D., driver Market St. R. R.
Flynn John, dwl 212 Broadway
Flynn John (Flynn Bros.), dwl 522 Taylor
Flynn John {Flynn A: Caivney), dwl 315 Eighth
Flynn John (Flynn <fc McMahon), dwl 146 Peny
Flynn John, blacksmith Central R. R., dwl 120 Shipley
f Flynn John, carpenter, dwl 1221 Geary, rear
rcK Plynn John, carjjenter Andrew Frei, dwl 20i Garden

flynn John, coaipasser stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
lit Flynn John, laborer, dwl 9 Varenne
Flygn John, laborer, dwl City Hotel
?!ynn John, laborer, dwl NW cor Butte and York
iS i"lynn John, laborer Chase & Wolf, dwl Union nr Dupont
•"lynn John, milkman, SW cor Chestnut and Pierce
•"lynn John, stevedore, dwl Jf s Jersey nr Church
jti '"lynn John, wood and coal, 1113 and 1115 Mission, dwl

SW cor Mission and Seventh
lynn John P., copying clerk Probate Cou t, dwl 643
t^ Minna

lynn John M., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 6}
;!j Kearny

'lynn John W. , currier S. Hoffman & Co. , dwl 452 Stev
'lynn Joseph, lather, dwl 13 Dora

Flynn Luke, laborer, dwl 87 Brady

Flynn -M., miner, dwl 424 Broadway

Flynn Marcolla Mrs., dwl 443 Clementina, rear

Flynn Mary, domestic Adolphus H. Lissak, dwl 110 Turk

Flynn Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl Hyde bet Green and

Union
Flynn Maiy Ann, domestic, dvvl 9 Varenne
Flyini Mary Ann Miss, dressmaker, dwl 14 Turk
Flyini Matthew, horseshoer, dwl 508 Mission
Flynn Maurice, deputy sheriff, dwl 643 Minna
Flynn Maurice, machinist, dwl W s Diamond bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Flynn Michael, cari)enter, dwl 127 Hickory Av
Flynn Michael, hostler Clayburgh & Brandenstein, dwl

110 Post
Flynn Michael, laborer, dwl 114 Shipley
Flynn Michael, laborer, dwl 333 Fourth, rear
Flynn Jlichael) laborer ToiTens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Flynn Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 512 Miss
Flynn Michael, laborer, dwl 8 Virginia Alley
Flynn Michael, waiter John Jury & Brothers, dwl 520

Stockton
Flynn Michael M., shoemaker, dwl SW cor Mission and

Capp
Flynn Morris, barkeeper Barry & Patten, dwl 522 Sixth
Flynn Morris, laborer, dwl 71 Jessie
Flynn Nellie Miss, booksewer Hicks & Co., dwl 71 Jessie
Flynn Patrick, blacksmith Omnibus R. R., dwl 150 Silver
Flynn Patrick, carpenter, dwl 538 Mission
Flynn Patrick, cleaner jEtna Iron Works
Flynn Patrick, cook, dwl 8 Clara
Flynn Patrick, laborer, dwl 18 Folsom
Flynn Patrick, laborer St. Mary's Hospital
Flynn Patrick, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Flynn Patrick, market, 701 Brannan, dwl NW cor Sixth

and Brannan
Flynn Patrick, miner, dwl Union Hotel, 511 Mission
Flynn Patrick, stableman Floranee <& Foley, dwl 1812

Powell
Flynn Patrick, surveyor, dwl 14 Turk
Flynn Peter, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3 S. F.

F. D., dwl 247 Clara
Flynn Peter, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 26 Turk
Flynn Peter, sjjecial policeman, dwl 10 Kate nr Seventh
Flynn Simon, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Flynn Thomas, divl E s Florida bet Solano and Butte
Flynn Thomas, bootmaker James H. Swain, dwl 9 Lang-
ton, rear
Flynn Thomas, expressman, cor Market and Third, dwl

41 Ritch
Flynn Thomas, fireman, dwl 541 First
Flynn Thomas, steward, dwl 1009 Stockton
Flynn Thomas, teamster, dwl 819 Kearny
Flynn Thomas J. , cabinetmaker Alphonse Boisnet, dwl

772 Folsom
Flynn Timothy, dwl 432 Broadway
Flynn Timothy, laborer, dwl 1322 Filbert
Flynn Timothy, plasterer, dwl 450 Clementina
Flynn William, blacksmith Larkins & Co. , dvvl 721 Minna
Flynn William, hostler Dr. Gibbon, dwl 7 Jane PI
Flynn William, laborer, dwl 267 Clara
Flynn William, lumberman, dwl 31 Garden
Flynn William, stevedore, dwl 7 Natoma
Flynn William C. , stableniah Palace Stables
Flynn & Caveney (John Flynn and John Caveney), mar-
ket, 315 Eighth
Flynn &. McMahon (John Flynn and B. McMahon),

liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and Perry
nvnn. See Flinn

Flynne Patrick (Flynne <t- Co.), dwl 1903 Hyde
Fljaine & Co. (Patrick Flynne, Philip O'Reilly, and Jer-
eniiah Riordan), proprietors City Restaurant, 538-
542 Clay
Flyshaker Samuel, clerk Jean Block & Son, dwl 615 Green
Foa Julius, real estate, office SW cor Dupont and Broad-
way, dwl 1411 Powell
Foard George, laborer Swan Brewery, res Oakland
F0.4RI> JERKMIAH W., insurance commissioner
State of California, office 401 California, dwl 434
Second
FOAUU J01IV M., editor Golden Era, office 605 Clay,

dwl 417 Kearny
Foard Lorentz, dealer ship materials, 5 Steuart, dwl W 8

Webster bet Eddy and Ellis
Foard Martin, clerk Loreutz Foard, dwl W s Webster bet

Eddv and Ellis
F0.4Ki> THU.UAS J., proptr Golden Era, office 605

Clay, dwl 605 Ellis
Foard. &ec Ford and Forde

'ri! ^MES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry l^anufactory. 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan-

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Focaoci Antoine, butcher, dwl N 8 Txirk nr Stelner

Focacci Donienico, dwl 032 Montgomery

Focacci Frank, marblesawyer MuHto Bros,

Focacci Louis (W. J. T. Palmer cfc Co.), dwl 932 Mont

Foeaeci Louis, marblesawyer Musto Bros, dwl 222 Bdwy

Focacci Luigi, porter F. Daiieri & Co., dwl 4 Bartol

Fochetti Matthias, milkman, dwl Francisco bet 8t«iner

Foehl Charles, cutler Michael Price, dwl 907 Folsom

FoerdrungMax, druggist, dwl 863J Market

Foerster Charles, butcher John NatthenmS, dwl 1824

Foereter Constantine E. A., clerk Joost Bro. & Co., dwl

SE cor Twelfth and Folsom , , - ,t -..^

Foerster John, foreman Franenholz & Co dwl 7 Un on
Foestler Frederick, laborer F. D. Conro & Son, dwl All

Nations' Hotel .

Fogado Pietro, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Fogan John, mariner, dwl 28 Clay

Fogarty , carpenter, dwl 39 Minna

Fogarty Alicia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 3 Tehama
Fogarty Catherine (widow), dwl 4 Stockton PI
Fogarty E., Waiter stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
Fogarty James, bootmaker, 409 Geary
Fogarty James, butcher, 71 Centre Market, dwl 006 Fill-
more
Fogarty James, laborer, dwl 214 First ^ , , „. ,

Fogarty James, printer Russell & McKinney, dwl 4 Stock-

ton PI
Fogarty James B,, carpenter, dwl 63 Tehama
Fogarty James G., carpenter, dwl 671 Clementina
Fogarty John, dwl 819 Kearny

Fogarty John, dwl N e Lynch bet Jones and Leavenworth
Fogarty John, laborer, dwl 726 Green
Fogarty John, waiter Russ House
Foo-arty M., laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Fogarty M. (widow), dwl N W cor Twenty-second and Chat-
tanooga
Fogarty Margaret (widow), dwl 358 Jessie
Fogarty Martin, hostler H. Pierce, dwl 14 "White nr Val-

lejo
Fogarty Matthew, laborer, dwl 446 Natoma
Fogarty Matthew, watchman Palace Hotel
Fogarty May Miss, student Heald's Telegraph Institute,
dwl 358 Jessie „, ^, ,

Fogarty Michael, teamster, dwl NW cor Eleventh and

Bryant
Fogarty Michael, fireman Palace Hotel
Fogarty Patrick, carpenter, dwl 81 Stevenson
Fogarty Patrick, stonecutter, dwl 1031 Clay
Fogarty Patrick H., laborer, dwl E s Dolores bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth j , o o
Fogarty Thomas, dyer Mission Woolen MiUs, dwl b s

Twentieth bet Church and Dolores
Foo-aity Thomas, laborer H. F.Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Fogarty Thomas, peddler, S s Gordon nr Harrison
Fogarty Thomas J., dwl 102 Stockton
Fogarty William, plumber, dwl 4 Stockton PI
Fogarty William M., bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel, dwl

1711 Eduy
Foge Frank (A'>ioc/ie <£• i^.), dwl 536 Howard
Foge Carsten, bookkeeper Schroder & Albrecht, dwl 15

Florence
Fogel George, clothing, 10 Clay
Fogel Jacob, merchant tailor, dwl 452 Clementina

Fogel. See Fogle

Foger 3 (Am, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, dwl SW oor

Jackson and Drumm
Foger Lewis, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific ^ , .,„„ „ , ,

Fo^g George;, drajanan D. L. Farnsworth, dwl 122 Eddy
Fogg George W./superintendent Pacific Ironworks, res

Fogg Jaines L. (Leavitt, F. & Co.), dwl 794 Twenty-fourth

bet Mission and Howard
Fog" Phina L. (widow), dwl N s Twenty-second nr Uar
Fogg Samuel B., canienter, dwl 48 South Park _
Fogg William A., advertising department Evenmg VOBt,

dwl 712 McAllister
Fogle Benjamin, tailor, 720 Front
Fogle Lewis C, bookkeeper Collins, Wheaton & Luhrs,

dwl 604 Geary , „„, ^

Fogle Owen B., cashier Hickox <<■ Spear, dwl 604 Geary
Fogler Joseph, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills
Fogler Joseph, real estate, dwl 6 Laskie
Fogo Clark, carpenter, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Fogo Theil, baker, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Fogus E. H., mining, dwl 5,56 Natoma
Fohey Robert C, dwl 17 Sixth
Fohl William, machinist, dwl 4 Oak Grove Av

Fohr C. H., Scandinavian Society, 71 New Montgomery
Foiard John, painter St. Denis & Chesney, dwl 1S05 Stock
Foight Edward, cook, dwl 430 Drumm
Foldham James, laborer, dwl 146 Perry ■ , ^-.1

Foley Alfred, photographer Bradley & Rulotson, dwl 511

Folsom
Foley Anastasia (widow), dwl S s Clay bet Scott and De-
visadero . ^ , j i mo

Foley Bridget Miss, saleswoman Hughes & Foley, dwl 118

Seventh
Foley Charles, hackdriver, dwl 159 Nineteenth
Foley Christopher, engineer, dwl 1313 Montgomery
Foley Daniel, shoemaker, dwl 260 Minna
Foley Daniel B., boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

715 Hayes , , , „ . ,

Foley David, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bndge
Foley David, porter Castle Brothers, dwl 1904 Mason
Foley Dennis, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, dwl 287 Ritch
Foley Dennis, laborer, dwl 1612 Post
Foley Dennis J., dwl W » Guerrero nr Twenty-first
Foley D. L., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 386

Eddy
Foley E., laborer, dwl 529 Valencia

Foley Edmund, groceries and liquors, NW cor Montgom-
ery and Alta PI, dwl 104 Alta PI , , ^„v
Foley Edward T., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 61»

Fell
Foley Elizabeth Miss, dreswnaker, 753 Howard
Foley Francis (Foley A Jonen), dwl 386 Smenth
Foley Frank, laborer superintendent streets, dwl 21 Moss,

Foley Frank, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl E s Folsom nr

Eighteenth c^ , ci

Foley Henry, lithographic artist A. L, Bancroft & Lo.,

dwl 51 Natoma
Foley Hugh, dwl 537 Sacramento
Foley J., trackcleaner Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Foley James, carpenter, dwl 135 Dora
Foley James, clerk, dwl SE cor Sixteenth and Guerrero
Foley James, laborer, dwl 1318 Jackson
Foley Jame.s, laborer S. F. Cordage Manufactory, dwl cor

Michigan and Sierra , , „„„ ^,

Folev James, ovster saloon, 256 Fourth, dwl 323 Clem
Foley James, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 143 Clara
Foley James, trackman Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl Broad-

way nr Leavenworth „, „ ,

Foley Jeremiah, blindmaker S. S. Culverwell, 24 Cal
Foley John, dwl 4'ao Clementina, rear , , »-

Foley John, blacksmith's helper Joshua Hendy, dwl 7o

Natoma
Foley John, expressman, dwl 10 Louisa
Foley John, fireman tugboat Sol Thomas, Howard bt.

Wharf
Foley John, foreman pressroom Evening Bulletin, dwl

300 Green
Foley John, housepainter, dwl 42 Zoe
Foley John, laborer, dwl 12 Welsh
Foley John, laborer, dwl 13 Natoma
Foley John, laborer, dwl 18 Rausch, rear
Foley John, laborer, dwl 30^ Welsh „ . , „

Foley John, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Foley John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 Fu-st
Foley John, shoemaker, dwl 51 Natoma
Folev John, teamster Hancock &. Kelso, dwl 5i4 *irsi
Foley John, watchman Mission Soap and Caudle Works

dwl SW cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Foley John C, carpenter, dwl 47 Minna
Foley John C, caqjenter Jay Vohiey Lawrence, dw

Selina PI nr California
Foley John F., hackdriver, dwl 21 Valiiaraiso
Foley John J., janitor, dwl 938 Mission , , , „

Foley John J., millband L. Si E. Emanuel, dwl 2i

Foley John T., clerk Colorado Steam Navigation Co., dw

300 Green , ,„ „. ».

Foley John O., expressman, dwl 19 !>ixth
Foley K;ite Miss, saleswoman Miss H. E. O Sulhvan, dw

42 Zoe
Foley M- (widow), dwl 237 Ritch , T^ ■

Foley Margaret Miss, dwl S s Clay bet Scott and Devisa

dero
Foley Maria, domestic Louis Jurj', 110 Jones
Foley Martin, blacksmith Carvill Manuf, Co.
Foley Martin, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bndge
Foley Mary Miss, dwl 1003 Vallejo
Foley Mary (widow), dwl 118 Seventh
Foley Marv (widow), dwl 1318 Jackson
Folev Matiiew, laborer, dwl 282 Minna

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Foley Michael (llmjhcn .(• F.), tlwl 03 Fourth

Foley Michiiol, ealker, dwl 3(i i'errj-

Foley Mieliacl, laborer Kdwarcl li. Gethin, dwl NE cor

Lombard ami Kearny
Foley Miehael, uiolder Miners' Foundry, dwl 18 Tehama
Foley Michael, jiortcr, dwl l;iS Lombard
Folej' Michael J., machinist, <l\vl 12 Clinton
Foley Morris, bookkeei)er Sears A: Foley, dwl 412 Vallejo
Foley P., mariner Pacific Mail S. S. I'olinia
Folev Patrick, barkeeper Thomas P. Wall, dwl 9 Ever-
ett
Foley Patrick, bi>otcrimi>er Simon Wolff, dwl 50 Natoma
Foley Patrick, drayn\an, cor Washinjfton and Sansom,

dwl N s Lilly Av bet Laguna and Octavia
Foley Patrick, housemover P. Gleason, dwl 725 Natoma,

rear
Foley Patrick, laborer, dwl 109 First Av bet Fifteenth

and Sixteenth
Foley Patrick, laborer Hooper's South End Warehouse,

dwl cor Hroderick and Tyler
Foley Patrick, liquor saloon, 140 Third, dwl 9'22 Howard
Foley Patrick, s^MJcial policeman, dwl St. Mary's College
Foley Patrick, seaman stm Ajax, Folsom St.Wharf
Foley Patrick, Ship Calkors" Assn, lis First
Foley Peter, ironmolder, dwl 18 Tehama
Foley T., laborer Heale St. Wharf, dwl cor Fourth and

brannan
Foley Thomas (Florence A F.), dwl 1812 Powell
Foley Thomas, laborer, dwl 114 Vallejo
Foley Thoma,*;, mechanic, dwl 14(j Perrj-
Folev Thomas, miner, dwl 44 Jessie
Foley Timothy {Scars .(,• F.), dwl 412 Vallejo
Folev Timothy, bootmaker, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Second

Av
Folev Timothy, dairyman, dwl Fifteenth Av bet K and L,

South S. F.
Folev Timothy, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, dwl 237

kitch
Foley 'Hmothy, laborer, dwl 224 Second
Foley William, laborer, dwl Itjj Bluxome
Foley William, machinist Hinckley & Co.
Foley William, operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,

dwl 523 Kearny
Foley William, trackcieaner Market St. R. R.
Foley William H., bookkeeiier Larkins & Co., dwl 715

Haves
FOLKV A J»\KS (FrancM Foley and Charles A.

Junes), hides, wool, etc., 219 and 221 Drumm
Folgel Frank, shipcarpenter, dwl (502 Second
Folger A. S. {A . S. FuUjer A: Co.), dwl 1228 Mission
Folger A. S. & Co. (Frank A. Hxtntington and John E.

Carter), excelsior manufacturers, SW cor Fremont

and Mission
Folger Daniel W. (B. P. Flint rf; Co.), dwl 1510 Larkin
Folger E., laborer Spring Vallej- Water AV. Co.
Folger E., vamisher Goodwin & Co.
Folger Edward, carpenter, dwl 503 Folsom
Folger Eugene, bookkeeper H. P. Wakelee, dwl 8 Mason
Folger Frank, seaman schr Sophia Johnson, Washington

St.Wharf
Folger George E. , machinehand William B. Bradbury,

dwl 503 Folsom
Folger Herbert, clerk S. C. Merrill & Co. , dwl 21 Oak
FOLUEK .1. A. A <"0. (Otto Schoeinann), importers

and manufacturers coffee and spices, 104 and 106

California
Folger James A. (J. A. Fnhjer J.- Co.), res Oakland
Folger Seth, night inspector Custom House, dwl 21 Oak
Folger Shubal, dwl W s Valencia, nr Twenty-fourth
Folger S. M. , watchman Custom House, dwl W s Valencia

nr Twenty-fourth
Folio August, seaman, dwl 45 Vallejo
Folk Solomon, merchant, dwl 310 Fulton
Folkers A. H. B. (J. U. A. Folkers A- Bro.), dwl 423 Tyler
Folkers J. H. A. (J. H. A. Folkers <fc Brother), dwl 814

Hvde
FOLKER!^ J. II. A. <f; KKOTHER (A. H. B. Fol-
kers), agent Tiemann & Co.'s surgical and dental

instrmnents and trusses, 118 Montgomery
Folkman Jlartin, coffee saloon, 31 Drunnn
Folks Richard, expressman, cor Kearny and Pacific, dwl

84 Union
FoUansbee Alonzo W., clerk George Howes & Co., dwl

545 Minna
FoUansbee Elbert, clerk Hill & Kilgour, dwl 1008 Post
FoUansbee Frank, traveling agent, dwl 120 Clinton
FoUansbee J. S. (widow), dwl 1008 Post
FoUansbee William, miner, dwl 220 Third
FoUey C, musician, dwl 109 Geary

Folley James, laborer Wells, Russell & Co., dwl Jessie

bet Fifth and Sixth
Folley Michael, coachman with Frederick Castle, dwl NE

cor Van Ness Av and Sutter
Follev Samuel, liciiior saloon, 30 Sacramento
FULLIS UICIIAECII 11., president Califoniia and UUih
Mining Co.s, office 300 Montgomery room 24, dwl
2530 .Mission
FoUmar Eugene, upholsterer, dwl 417 Brannan
FoUmer tJeorge VV., ropeniaker San Francisco Cordage

Manufactory, dwl N s Sierra nr Kentucky
FoUmer Reinhold A., liquor saloon, W s Kentucky nr

Sierra
Folsa John, laborer August Loewe, S s Thirteenth bet

Whitney and Warren
Folsom Abbie Miss, dressmaker Marj' B. Quigg, dwl 4

Powell PI
Folsom Albert, carriage manufacturer, Si)ring nr Califor-
nia, dwl N s Sac bet Devisadero and Brodcrick
Folsom Charles, student Heald's Business College, dwl 4

Pollard PI
Folsom Charles B., expressman, cor Market and Sixth,

dwl 1507 California
Folsom David H., speculator, dwl 930 Market
Folsom D. H. , dwl Morton House
Folsom Eliza (widow), dwl 722 Folsom
Folsom Eugene R., driver S. F. Laundry Assn, dwl 2620

Sacramento
Folsom Frank T., carriagemaker, dwl 21 Ellis
Folsom George A., bookkeeper Albert Folsom, dwl 1507

Jackson
Folsom George F. , carpenter, dwl 4 Pollard PI
Folsom George T. , general accountant Southern Pac. R.

R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 621 Pine
Folsom G. H., dwl Morton House
Folsom Hotel, John B. Thyes proprietor, 1135 Folsom
Folsom James, tailor, dwl 34 Kearny
Folsom John, housemover, 619 Mission, dwl 132 McAllis-
ter
Folsom John, shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
FOLSO.VI L.ll'XDRY, Louis May projirietor, S s Six-
teenth nr Valencia
Folsom Louise (widow), seamstress, dwl NWcor Bush and

Franklin
Folsom Marj' E. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 4 Pollard PI
Folsom St. VVliarf , foot Folsom
Folsom William, engineer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 315

Ritch
Folsom W. L. , bookkeeper Bowen Brothers, dwl 503 Larkin
Foltet Josephine (widow), dwl 926 Stockton
Foltet Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 926 Stockton
Foltz Frank G., cari)enter, dwl 47 Minna
Fomeno Santo, bootmaker, 106 Dupont

Fonda Mrs. , dwl Lick House

Fonda Earl, laborer, dwl 9 Minna

Fonda Earl V. , dwl NW cor Brady and Colton

Fonda H. R. Miss, teacher, dwl SW cor Broderick and Sac

Fonda Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Frederick

Fonda William A., collector Hinitington, Hopkins & Co.,

dwl SW^ cor Sacramento and Broderick
FO.VDA WILLIAM T., general agent \\Tieeler & Wil-
son Manuf. Co., office 20 Geary, dwl SW cor Sacra-
mento and Broderick
Fong Kee (Chinese), clothing, 815 Sacramento
Fongere Mary Mme. , furnished rooms, 17 Fourth
Fonroche Peter Bechade (Funruche it Herteman), dwl

California Hotel

FUXROCHE A HERTEMAX (Peter Bechade Fun-

roche and Emil HertetiMn), proprietors California

Hotel, junction Kearny, Pacific, and Montgomery Av

Fonsani Anton, Scandinavian Society, 71 New Mont

Fonseca David L., physician, office 432 Kearny, dwl 921

Pacific
Fontana Augustine, laborer, dwl 14 Union PI
Fontana Francisco, laborer, dwl 4 Grand PI nr Filbert
Fontana Guiseppe, jeweler, junction Montgomery Av,

Kearny, and Pacific
Fontana Guisepfte, porter, dwl E s Montgomery Av bet

Pacific and Broadway
Fontana Julia Miss, dwl 4 Grand PI nr Filbert
FonUna Michael J. (C. M. VolkmanA- Co.), dwl 1624 Leav
Fonte George, deckhand stm Louise, Berkeley Ferry
Fonteneau Edward, actor New Lj'ceum Theater
Fontzon Arthur E. , millman, dwl 547 Mission
Foo Hing & Co. (Chinese), manufacturers umbrellas and

parasols, 745 Washington
Fook Chang Tong (Chinese), druggist, 744 Sacramento
Fook Wo & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 8 Bartlett Alley
Fook Yuen « Co. (Chinese), groceries, 711 Dupont

JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchan

Fookes W. G., si)rin5,'niaker Kimball Manui. Co., dwl E s
Chattanooga bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second

Foord James, engineer sttn Coquille, Pacific St. Wharf

P'oornian Simon, ditch t)wner (Calaveras Co.), office 76
Montgomery Block, dwl 429 O'Farrell

Fooswold Jacob, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk

Foote Harry S., clerk Drake & Emerson, dwl 207 Kearny

Foote Hugh, cari)eiiter, dwl 421 Linden Av

Foote Joseph H., dwl 32 Sixth

FO«>TlIi WILLfA.U W., attorney at law, office 309
Montgomery room 45, res Oakland

Fopiano Bartolomco, dwl 33(5 Union

Foi)iano Frances (widow), dwl 11 Union PI

Fopiano Louis, vegetable dealer, NW cor Fell and Devis-
adero

Fopiano Pietro, dwl 11 Union PI

Fopiano Stephen, laborer, dwl 423 Union

Foran Edward F. , compositor Alta California, dwl 615 Post

Foran Patrick, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 8 Stock-
ton PI

Forbes Alexander (Forbes Brothers), dwl Grand Hotel

Forbes Alexander, professor music, dwl 532 Green

Forbes Alexander J., foreman Gilbert & Moore, dwl 112
Townsend

FOKBE.S AXDKEW B., general agent Mutual Life
Ins Co. of New York, office NE cor ilontgomer>- and
Bush, dwl NE cor Essex and Laiirel PI

Forbes Arthur W., bookkeeper 6. M. JosseljTi & Co., dwl
134 McAllister

FOKBES BROTHERS (Alexander and Charles), im-
porters and commission merchants, office 308 Cali-
fornia

Forbes Charles (Forbes Brothers), dwl Grand Hotel

J'orbes CHiarles Ford, homeopathic physician, office and
dwl S s Sixteenth nr Second Av

Forbes Frank, clerk A. F. Colman, dwl 1719 Stockton

Forbes Franklin, foreman E. Goslinskj' & Co., dwl 3 Flor-
ence

Forbes Hugh H. , lettercanier Post-office, dwl 1 Edd5'

Forbes Jacob, carpenter, dwl 570 Minna

Forbes James, boilermaker, dwl 3 Haj'wood

Forbes James A., chemist, dwl 1719 Stockton

Forbes Jane (widow), dwl 714 Howard

Forbes Jane (widow), dwl 1615 Powell

Forbes Jane H. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
dwl 1230 Mission

Forbes John, stevedore, dwl 331 Vallejo

Forbes John P., mining, office 408 Calif ornii room 8, dwl
, 428 Geary

Forbes Joseph, porter, dwl 1023 Pacific

Forbes J. R., porter, dwl 1023 Pacific

Forbes J. R., fireman, dwl 509 Washington

Forbes Julia A. (widow), physician, dwl 2740 Mission nr
Twenty-fourth

Forbes Melville P., foreman John Daniel & Co., dwl 112
Townsend

Forbes' Warehouse, Forbes Brothers proprietors, W s
Front bet Broadway and Vallejo

Forcade Addie C. Miss, retoucher William E. Lovejoy,
dwl 317 Ellis

Forceti Peter, ranchman, dwl 631 Broadway

Ford Alexander, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 1715 Jessie

Ford Annie, silkworker California Silk Manuf. Co., South
S. F.

Ford Anthony, junk dealer, dwl 7 Kent

Ford Bridget" (widow), dwl 635 Ellis

Ford Catherine (widow), dwl 607 Stevenson

Ford Charles, butcher, dwl 51 Clara

Ford Charles, carpenter, dwl 735 Green

Ford Charles, waiter Franklin Hotel, 414 Pacific

Ford Charles S., drayman Richards & Harrison

Ford Chastine, waiter Palace Hotel

Ford Daniel, hostler Central R. R. Co., dwl 420 Sixth

Ford Frank J., woodturner, dwl 57 Clementina

Ford Frank W., cigars and tobacco, 236 Montgomery, dwl
77 Minna

Ford Frederick, market, 20 Stockton, dwl 46 Clara

Ford George, carpenter Thomas M. Quackenbush, dwl
411 Sansom

Ford George, woolgrader Whitney & Webster, dwl 506
Shotwell

Ford Henry, butcher, dwl 51 Clara

Ford Ira C, driver N. B. & Mission R. R., dwl 364 Minna

Ford J. A., cashier Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 327 Geary

Ford James, dwl 433 Natoma

Ford James, expressman, dwl 1112 Hyde

Ford James P., cook Emerson Corville & Co., dwl 734
Vallejo, rear

Ford J. B. & Co. (New York), W. Payzant agent, publish-
ers subscription books, office 339 Keani.v
Ford Jerome B., president Mendocino Lumber Co., office

34 California, res East (Jakland
Ford Jeremiah, waiter Grand Hotel
Ford John, dwl 326 Hickory Av
Ford John, bootmaker 100 Pacific, dwl 342 Union
Ford John, extraman No. 11 S. F. F. D., dwl Sixth Av nr

P, South S. T.
Ford John, junk dealer, dwl 7 Kent
Ford John, upholsterer, dwl S 8 Cortland Av nr Islais

Creek, Beraal Heights
Ford John F., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. Wharf, dwl 57

Clementina
Ford John J., butcher, dwl South Av nr Railroad Av,

South S. P.
Ford John R., storekeeper's assistant Pacific Mail S. S.

Co.'s Wharf, dwl 541 Second
Ford Joseph C, stockbroker, 420 Montgomerj', dwl 309

Clementina
Ford Joseph H., clerk, dwl lOS Turk
Ford Kate (widow), dwl N s Michigan nr Sierra
Ford Katie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 228 Turk
Ford M. (widow), dwl W s Fifth Av nr M, South S. F.
Ford M. A., machinist Mission Woolen Mills
Ford Margaret (widow), dwl 51 Clara
Ford Marie Mrs., dwl 455 Clementina
Ford Mary Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 707

Natoma
Ford Maiy A. Mrs., dwl 919J Market
Ford Michael, dwl 433 Natoma

Ford Michael, blacksmith Thomas Ford, dwl 51 Jessie
Ford Michael, longshoreman, dwl 703 Davis
Ford Michael, lumberman, dwl 853 Folsom
Ford Michael, machinist, dwl 707 Natoma
Ford Michael, peddler, dw'l 433 Natoma
Ford Michael, shoemaker, dwl 334 Shipley
Ford Michael C, butcher M. Brandenstein & Co., dwl

cor Sixth Av and N, South S. F.

Ford Nathaniel C, purser stm Parthenius, dwl 1430 Ellis k
Ford Patrick, tailor, dwl 343 Tehama ?'

Ford Patrick, waiter, dwl 557 Mission

Ford P. J. , dwl Russ House

Ford Robert A. , dwl 1837 Howard

Ford Silas P., superintendent building. Real Estate Asso-
ciates, dwl 735 Green

Ford Thomas, dwl 51 Jessie

Ford Thomas, blacksmith, 105 First, dwl W s Steiner bet
Eddy and Ellis

Ford Thomas, stevedore Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 7 Gil-
bert, rear

Ford Thomas B. , stonecutter Larseneur Jk Sheerin, dwl
316 Tyler

Ford Thomas J. , route agent U. S. Railwa}' Mail Service,
dwl American Exchange

Ford Timothy, laborer, dwl 1209 Broadway

Ford Timothy, marblepolisher, dwl 119A Shipley

Ford W., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwi foot Fourth, Long
Bridge

Ford W., dwl 636 Commercial

Ford W, , bellman Palace Hotel

Ford W. A., messman Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica

Ford William, carpenter and builder, 1027 Kearny, dwl 18
Lafayette PI

Ford William, engineer stm Coquille, dwl 839 Mission

Ford William, laborer, dw W s Minnesota bet Mariposa
and Solano

Ford William, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm

FORD WILLIAM, tax collector City and County Office,
City Hall first floor, and commissioner S. F. F. D.,
dwl 600 Stockton

Ford William B. , capitalist, dwl 811 Stockton

Ford. See Foard, Foord, and Forde

Forde Mary N. (widow), bakerj- and confectioners', SE coi
Pine and Larkin

Forde Timothy, agent, office 215 Sansom room 8, res Oak-
land

Forde William C, compositor Evening Post, dwl 1423
Hyde

Forde William J. , mining secretary, office 38 Merchants
Exchange, res San Jos6

Forderer Joseph F. (Jaim-s Hunter ifc Co.), res Napa

Fordeux Edward, clerk B. Nathan & Co., dwl 320 Sutter

Fordham J., carrier Abend Post, res Alameda

Fordham James, chipper Ray & Morrill, dwl 8 Lick AUej
nr First

Fordham Patrick, laborer, dwl 159 Silver

Fordham Robert B. Mrs. (widow), (/"^rd/irtmifci^eJint/i^g) It W!
dwl 1019 Washinirton *'tsi

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FORnil.lM •& .IKN^'IKliM (Mis. Robert B. Fordham

mid Charles li. Jennings), grocers, NE cor Front

aixl Jackson
Forilyce James, bakery, dwl S s Twenty-seventh nr Wash-
ing-ton Av, Bcrnal Hoij^hts
Fiiroc (rcnrj^e, clerk, dwl (!18 Mission
Foreman Andrew, fortnian Painter & Co., dwl 1514 Jones
Foreman Andrew Jr., typefounder Fainter & Co., dwl

1.514 Jones
Foriv.iian John, musician, dwl .MS Filbert
Foromaii W. M., marbletinisher, dwl 284 Stevenson
rOKKST A\TOI\K, consul ;,'eneral of France, office

and dwl 704 Washinfifton
Foresticr Henry, cook Pliiladel|)hia House, 423 Bush
Foryrert Fmile, waiter Johnson & Co., 10 Sacramento
F.)rj,'otst(>r Jonas S., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Fork William, conductor, dwl 24(i Fourth
Forlvins Thomas, longshoreman, dwl N s Oregon bet Da-
vis and Urumm
Forman Robert B. (Balfour, Guthrie it Co.), dwl 1418 Cal-
ifornia
Forman Sands W., deputy clerk Board of Supervisors,

dwl 12« Fifth
Fi irmer Margaret (widow), dwl 816 Jackson
Forines Karl, teacher vocal music, dwl 226J O'FarreU
Fonnes Laura R. Mrs., phj'sician, office "and dwl 226J

OFarrell
F<innhals Ferdinand, dwl IGllJ Dupont
Forner Jacob B., policeman City Hall, dwl 418 Green
Forney Euirene Miss, dwl 423 Filbert
Forone Stcfani (Pisanr <t- /''.), dwl 621 Pacific
P'orppiane Frank, groceries and liquors, cor Mission and

Twenty-ninth
Forres Antonio, dwl 629 Vallcjo, rear
Forres Vicenta, (widow), dwl 629 Vallejo, rear
Forrest C. , dwl 636 Commercial
Forrest Curtis F., real estate, dwl 719 Market
Forrest Henry L., cardprinter, 7 Russ
Forrest James, drayman J. Arthur & Son, dwl NE cor

Fell and Laguna
Forrest .lames M. (Forrest <t Co.) dwl 312 Capp
Forrest J. M., clerk, dwl Overland House
Forrest John, laborer, dw'l 0.5 Katoma
Forrest John, shipcarpenter, dwl .^44 Ritoh
Forrest John L., sawyer, dwl 211 First
Forrest Robert M., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl .526 Linden Av
Forrest Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Forrest William D., salesman Robert M. Black, dwl 513

Taylor
Forrest & Co. (James M. Forrest and Samuel Simmmig),

jir.jptrs Atlantic Straw Works, 132 Fourth
Forrester A., seaman, dwl 1S8 Jackson
Forrester E. S. Mrs., teacher Powell St. Primary School,

dwl 700 Broadway
Forrester James L, plumber Bush k Jlilne, dwl 644 Jessie
Forrester Kate A. (widow), dwl 835 Bush
Forrester Mary Ann (wido^\■), dwl 644 Jessie
F'lrrester Thomas, car)>enter, dwl 313 Tyler
Forsaith Alexander, clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl S w

Stockton and Bush
Forsaith Charles E., bookkeeper Mrs. Richard A. Stokes,

dwl 420 Drumm
Forsaith Edward W. (Fortaith <C- S/uiw),dwl Grand Hotel
Forsaith George, clerk. Consolidated Tobacco Co., dwl

1421 Pine
FOKSAITH A SH.IW (Edward W. Forsaith and

John Shaic), produce commission merchants, 325

Front
Forsayth Peter, acidmaker Golden Gate Chemical Works,

dwl 748 Brannan
Forsberg Frederick, carpenter, 532 First
Forsberg Louis, liquor saloon, 47 Sacramento
Forsburg John, shoemaker, dwl S43 Howard
Forslund Jonas, cutter J. H. Curley & Co., dwl 429 Bush
Forsman Hugh, upholsterer John A. Shaber & Co., dwl

N s Twenty-first nr Valencia
Forssa Francois, tailor Baloim & Stouda, dwl 641 Bdwy
Forst Henry, fisherman, dwl 8 Oregon
Forst Philip (Midler «£• F.), dwl 5 Park Av nr Harrison
Forster Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl 71 Shipley
Forster Frederick, clerk E. J. Swordstream, dwl cor

Fourth and Harrison
Forster George, iirinter, dwl 819 Montgomery
Forster James, clerk auditor's office Central Pacific R. R,

NE cor Fourth and Townsend, d a1 618 Fourth
Forster Louise (widow), French boarding and day school,

912 Sutter
Forster Samuel, merchant, dwl 115 Capp

Forsyth Alexander, bookkeeper George B. Knowles &

Son, dwl 6 Russ
Forsyth Alexander, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 624 Fourth
Fors.vth Edward, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Forsyth Elijah, expressman, 302 Davis, dwl 2 Ijathani PI
Forsyth Frederick A., general agent, dwl 14 I^ouisa
Forsyth George, ganlcner, dwl 735 McAllister
Forsjth George, gardener, dwl N s O'FarreU bet Scott

and Devisadcro
Forsyth George C, shoemaker Buckingham & Heclit, dwl

255 Octavia
Forsyth J., dwl 636 Commercial
Forsyth John, gardener, dwl 735 McAllister
Forsyth John, gardener, dwl N s O'FarreU bet Scott and

Devisadcro
Forsyth John, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl SE cor

Polk and Austin
Forsyth Josei)h, dwl 38 Natoma
Forsyth Orrin W. , bookkeejjer, dwl 820 Jessie
Forsyth Robert, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Colima,

dwl 125 Perry
Forsyth William C, plumber and gasfitter, 1057 Market,

dwl 820 Jessie
Forsyth William J., watchman, dwl SW oor Taylor and

Post
Forsyth William K., bootmaker, dwl 820 Jessie
Fors.ythe Jessie Miss, teacher Mission Primary School,

dwl 209 Ellis
Forsythe Samuel, machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwl 97J

Fifteenth
Forsythe Thomas, captain schr Jane, dwl Rose nr Castro
Fort Leon, waiter Miner's Restaurant, dwl 8 Polk Lane
Fort Louisa Mme., dwl S Polk Lane
Fort Manuel, seaman, dwl 29 Pacific
Forte Hans, oiicratic artist, dwl 603 Pine
Fortebach John, laborer with Funcke & Co., dwl 919

Bryant
Forten N. J. , jilumber, dwl 10 Taylor
Fortier Shadrach M., lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 5 Dike-
man PI
Fortk George, locksmith A. M. Adams & Co., dwl cor

Market and Steuart
Fortlouis Max, bookkeeper Feigenbaum & Co., dwl 419

Fell
Fortmann August, clerk Fortmann & Schriefer, dwl 1310

Sacramento
Fortmann F. & Co. (Adolph Bej/cr), liquors and billiards,

2212 Sixteenth
FOKT.'lIAXi'V F. «& t'O. (Henry Fortmann ct Louis

Graber), proptrs Pac. Brawery, 267 -271 Tehama
Fortmann Frederick (F. Fortmann d: Co.), dwl 2212

Sixteenth
Fortmann Frederick (F. Fortmann tfc Co.), res Germany
Fortmann Henry (F. Fortmann ct Co.), dwl 859 Tehama
Fortmami Henry (Fortmann JJ S:;hrie/cr), dwl 1310 Sac-
ramento
Fortmann Herman, driver Chicago Brewery, dwl 1428

Pine
Fortmann & Schriefer (Henry Fortmann and C. Schrie-
fer), groceries and liquors, 1316 Sacramento
Fortriede Henry, salesman J. G. H. Meyer, dwl 252

Tehama
Fortro Joseph I., teamster, dwl 566 Linden Av
Fortson Arthur L. , comi»sitor Examiner, dwl S47 Miss
Fortune Henry, lumbennan C. A. Hooyier & Co.
FORTirXE Jl. W., manager Mexican Commercial Co.,

113 Davis, dwl 219 Seventeenth
Fortune Marj' (widow), dwl 1029 Post
Fos Isadore (Abadie ct F.), dwl E s Dupont bet Union

and Filbert
Fos Lucien, cutlerygrinder John Ortet, dwl Clare Av
Fos Prosper, butcher Leon C. Dulion, dwl 705 Pacific
Fos Raymond, butcher John H. McMenomy. dwl 529 Clay
Fosbery George, porter Yates & Co., dwl West End Hotel,

Brenham PI
Fosbery William, blacksmith S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,

dw'l W s Chenery bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Fosdick W. C, conductor Market St. R. R.
Foshay Isaac W. , real estate, dwl S s Sullivan nr Hickory,

Bemal Heights
Foskett William B., cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co.,

dwl 508 Fell
Foss Augnst, cooper Diedrich Bucking, dwl Tehama nr

Twenty-seventh, Benial Heights
Foss Charles, salesman John H. Schulte, dwl 214 Bran
Foss Christian O., cabinetmaker John Easton, dwl 272

Clementina
Foss E. L. (widow), dwl 221 Powell

EELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and G-sneral Dealers.

D. "W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant ■-

Foss Henry F., barber Patrick O'Sullivan, dwl Market nr

Fifth
Foss Ivory, furniture dealer, dwl 15 Clementina
Foss Jacob, hostler Central R. R. Station, SW cor Turk

and 'Webster, dwl NE cor Turk and Fillmore
Foss J. L., furniture dealer, NW cor Howard and Mission,

(«/irf Troxitt A- F.), dwl W s Mission bet Twenty-third

and Twenty-fourth
Foss Le Roy, dwl 221 Powell
Foss Martin, dwl 224 Second
Foss Mary (widow), dwl 20 De Boom
Foss Mozart, framemaker Oscar Foss, dwl 1824 Eddy
FOSS OSt'AIi, importer photog^raphic materials and

chemicals, 514 Washington up stairs, dwl 1824 Eddy
Foss R., hostler Central R. R.
Fossas Michael, shoemaker, dwl 1109 Stockton
Fossas Jlichacl, boot and shoemaker, 532 V'allejo, dwl SE

cor Vallejo and Green
Fossas Pedro, compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 1234

Stockton
Fosse Frederick, driver Daniel Dodge, dwl Quincy House
Fossette Edwin R. , bookkeeper Wheeler & Wilson Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 2050 Mission
Fossler Andrew, tailor Thomas Kroft, dwl 616 California
Fussum Emily (widow), dressmaker, dwl 638 Mission
Fossum Sivert, ship\\Tight, dwl NE cor Sierra and Mich-
igan

Foster , miller, dwl 1105 Montgomery

Foster A., clerk, dwl 105 Mason

Foster Albert, dwl E s Octavia, bet Washington and

Jackson
Foster Arthiir J., bookkeeper S. Foster & Co., dwl 117

Capp
Foster Arthur W., with S. B. Wakefield, dwl 227 Geary
Foster C, dwl SG3J Market

Foster Calvin, bathman Phillips & Co., dwl 345 Fourth
Foster Catherine (widow), dwl 308 Folsom
Foster Charles, clerk, dwl 304 Third
Foster Charles, laborer, dwl 525 Mission
Foster Charles, machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 129

Bernard
Foster Charles, second mate bktn Harrison, Jackson St.

Wharf
Foster Charles, waiter Alfred W. Manning, dwl 1405 Mont
Foster Charles A., U. S. boarding officer Custom House,

dwl 711 Howard
Foster Charles E., engineer, dwl 23 Glover, rear
Foster Charles J., salesman Anderson & Randolph, dwl

109 Montgomery
Foster Daniel, carjienter, dwl 233 Third
Foster Daniel, painter Cal. Chemical Paint Co., dwl 164

Jessie
Foster Daniel, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19

Steuart
Foster Edward, chief engineer Central Pac. R. R. stms,

office NE cor Front and Broadway, dwl 2105 Cal
Foster Edward, clerk, dwl 327 O'Farrell
Foster Edwin J., dwl Cliff House
Foster Emily Mrs., principal Noe and Temple Primaiy

School, dwl 235 Fair Oaks
Foster Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Foster Frederick W. (Foster & Co.), dwl N s Twentieth nr

Valencia
Foster G., dwl 636 Commercial

Foster Geoi-ge, actor Bella Union Theater, dwl 1722 Leav
Foster George, cabinetmaker Andrew Frel, dwl 13j Welsh
Foster George, laborer F. D. Conro & Son
Foster George, mechanic, dwl 215 Minna
Foster George, painter, dwl 1219 Pacific
Foster George, second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Foster George H., insurancebroker, office 221 Sansom,

dwl Libertj- bet Valencia and Guerrero
Foster George W., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl

34 Minna
Foster John, dwl Oljinpic Lodgings
Foster Hattie Miss, teacher music, dwl 823 Bush
Foster Henry, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Foster Henry, traveling agent, dwl 723 O'Farrell
Foster Henrv A., ship and steamboatjoiner, 4 California,

dwl 1147" Tyler
Foster House, Sidney M. Foster proprietor, NE cor Sut-
ter and Polk
Foster Hugh, salesman John C. Morrison Jr., dwl 1630

Sacramento
Foster Isaac, engineer steam tug Amelia, dwl 613 How
Foster Jaccjb, printer Chase & Boruck, dwl 636 Com
Foster James, labt>rer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bricige
Foster James, salesman M. Guerin, dwl 316 Tj'ler

Foster James, vamisher Weir & Greenwood

Foster James S., clerk, dwl 1142 J Market

Foster James S., engineer stm Amelia, dwl 613 Howard

Foster John, dwl 423 Bush

Fostar John, dwl Olj-mpic Lodgings

Foster John, brewer, dwl 7 August Alle}'

Foster John, longshoreman, dwl 22 Kearny

Foster John, seaman, dwl 330 Spear

Foster John, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19Steu

Foster John R., salesman John H. Shaber & Co., dwl 254
Tehama

Foster Joseph, boilermaker, dwl 520 Mission

Foster James G. , projirietor Cliff House, terminus Point
Lobos Av, 6.V miles from C'ity Hall

Foster L., barkeeper, dwl 151" California

Foster L. E., dwl 110 Taylor

Foster M., steward What Cheer House

Foster Mary (widow), dressmaker, dwl 153 Tehama

Foster Mary J. (widow), nurse, dwl 10 Stanford

Foster A. P., assistant physician Small Pox Hospital, cor
Colusa and De Haro

Foster Robert, helper F. I. Currj'

Foster Robert, real estate, dwl NAV cor Capp and Twenty-
fifth

Foster Rose, finisher Mission Woolen Mills

Foster S. & Co. {A. F. Scott), wholesale and jobbing gro-
cers, 36 California

Foster Samuel (S. Foster <t Co.), dwl 117 Capp

FOSTER SinXEY M., proprietor Foster House, 1138
Sutter cor Polk

Foster Stephen, waiter Morton House

Foster Stephen T. {Homer Williairus dt Co.), dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel

Foster Thomas, dwl 1517 California

Foster Thomas, barkeeper Sidney M. Foster, dwl 1204
Sutter

Foster Thomas, confectioner Foster & Co., dwl Jessie nr
Sixth

Foster Tliomas, laborer D. A. Miicdonald & Co.

Foster Thomas A., commission merchant, office 323 Front
room 7

Foster Thomas A. (Sherwood d; Co.), dwl SW cor Pacific
and Montgomery

Foster Thomas J., agent Shoal Water Bay Oyster Co., 89
California Market, res Oakland

Foster Thomas M., machinist, dwl 10 De Boom

Foster Thomas W., caqienter, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Guer-
rero

Foster T. Watson (Foster <t- Co.), dwl Twentieth nr Va-
lencia

Foster W., dwl 737 Howard

Foster W. , laborer Hinckley & Co.

Foster W. H. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1250 California

Foster AVilliam, boatman, Brannan St. Wharf

Foster Williajn, nightwatchman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor
King and S«cond

Foster William H., special policeman, dwl Seventeenth nr
Church

Foster AVinthrop F., carpenter, dwl 235 Fair Oaks

Foster W. S. , dwl Commercial Hotel

Foster & Co. (T. Watson Foster aiid F. W. Foster),
wholesale candy manufactory, 1258 Market

Foster. See Foerster, and Forster

Fostoria Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 642 Pacific

Foth Matilda (widow), liquor saloon, 611 Jackson

Foubert Eugene, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-
feldt, dwl 551 Tehama bet Fifth and Sixth

Foubert Eugene J., jeweler Mathieu Ha Maison, dwl 551
Tehama bet Fifth and Sixth

Foucault Victor M., real estate, office 330 Pine room 7

Fouchet Edmond, cook R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 213 Sutter

Fouchet Thomas, painter, dwl 111 Gearj'

Foulke Lewis M., dwl 916 Hyde

Foulkes Stephen G., bookkeeper Middleton, Bryde & Co.,
dwl 722 Green

Foundling Asylum St. Joseph's (Roman Catholic), Q bet
Seventeenth and Nineteenth avs

Fountain George W., salesman Pond, Reynolds & Co., res
Oakland

Fountain Jeremiah, dyer Snow & Holmes, 1623 Mission,
dwl 23 Potter

Fountain Lazarus, whitener, dwl 824 Pacific

Fountain Peter, hacknian. Plaza, dwl 636 Commercial

Fountaine Herbert, dwl 227 Second

Fountaine Pierre, ix>rter F. Chevalier & Comte, dwl New
Montgomery bet Pacific and Broadway

Four Hundred and Twenty (420) Jlining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.), Edward F. Stone secretarv, office 419 Califor-
nia room 3

Ibt

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Eheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Ca!

itL p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Fouratt Enos, captain sttn Amador, dwl 1209 Union
Fouratt Enos, clerk, dwl 1209 Union
Fouratt Isaac, pilot stin Amador, dwl 1209 Union
Fouratt J. R., sj>ecial jioliceman, dwl 1209 Union
Fourjfeaud V. .1. (widow), dwl 1104 Market
Fou^^'erel .Toseph, gatekeeper French Hospital, S s Bry-
ant bet Fifth and Sixth
Fourness Dyson, niachinibt E. T. Steen, dwl 21 Grand Av
Fourncss Eli, boilermaker, dwl 21 Qrand Av
Fi>umess. See Furness
Fournier Francis, grocery, dwl "22 Lombard
Foamier John, boot and shoemaker Patrick Keenan, dwl

512 Mission
FOI'KTH UISTKM'T i'OI'KT. City Hall second floor
F<iurth Street H.iuse, Henry Landschneider proptr, 512

Fourth bet Bryant and Brannan
Fousc O., widow, dwl 65S Minna
Fouse Henrv, tinsmith O. &, W. Snook, dwl 10 Moss
Fouse William, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., dwl 109

Welch
Foushee Adeline, laundress, dwl 2 Varenne, rear
Fon<hee Eliser, laborer, dwl 2 Varenne, rear
Foushee Eraile, tinsmith, dwl 2 Varenne, rear
Foute Geori;e. deckhand stni Louise, Clay St. Wharf
Fouth William, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 11 Hub-
bard
Fonts Clarence L., draftsman .iltna Iron Works, dwl 1023

Powell
Fonts Uuniel L., merchant, dwl 1023 Powell
Fonts Marie Mrs., milliner, 1006 Stockton, dwl SW cor

Washington and Powell
Foutz William {Cla\ui Wreden d: Co.), dwl 2217 Taylor
Fowcett John, painter St. Denis &, Chesney, dwl 1305

Stockton
Fowkes Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 1151j Folsom
Fowkes Richard, milkman, dwl 714 Union
Fowler Albert G., street contractor, dwl 718 Union
Fowler Alexander, weigher Central Pac. R, R. Co., dwl

28 Zoe
Fowler Alonzo G., dwl 718 Union, rear
Fowler C, weigher R. R. depot, dwl 23 Zoe
Fowler Charles (Fuirler ,t- Brandt), dwl 307 Green
Fowler Edward B. , conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,

dwl SW cor Fourth and Howard
Fowler Frederick, dwl S s Twenty-fifth nr Howard
Fowler Frederick F., miner, dwl Park Hotel
Fowler Frederick J., driver Merrifield & Rosener, dwl

5 8 Capp bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty -sixth
Fowler Frederick R., clerk William Woodward &Co., dwl

127 Montgomery

Fowler G., clerk, dwl 723 O'Farrell

Fowler George H., druggist, 1711 Market and 1144 Mar-
ket

Fowler George H. Jr., clerk 6. H. Fowler, dwl 1144
Market

Fowler George H. Sr., foreman p>Totechnist Church &
Co., dwl 632 Stevenson

Fowler George W., clerk letter department Wells, Fargo

6 Co, dwl lllj Miuna

Fowler Gilbert J., boilermaker, dwl 304 Beale

Fowler Henry, signpainter, dwl 664 Brj'ant bet Fifth and

Sixth
Fowler Horace, box clerk Post-office, dwl 422 O'Farrell
Fowler James, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Fowler James, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart
Fowler John, carpenter, dwl <i Hyde
Fowler John, laborer, dwl 27 Park Av
Fowler John, plumber and machinist, NE cor Sixteenth

and Howard, dwl 114 Shotwell
Fowler John B., teamster, dwl 1116 Montgomery
Fowler John W., Irish-American Assn, 818 Howard
Fowler Laura T. Miss, Principal Mission Primary School,

dwl 2027 Mission
Fowler Lucius C. {Jiobinson, F. <i- Co.), dwl 1138 Sutter
Fowler M. A., dwl 409 Minna
Fowler Marv Ann (widow), lodgings, 1116 Mission
Fowler M. E. (wido v), dwl 431 Geary
FOn'LER .VIOXMOl'Tn H., apothecarj", SE cor

Harrison and Si.vth
Fowler Thaddeus W., telegraph operator Southern Pac.

R. R. , cor Fifth and Townsend, dwl 308 Stockton
Fowler William, boarding, 23 Vallejo
Fowler William, carpenter Wilkie k Grav, dwl 224 O'Far-
rell
Fowler William C, liquor saloon, N s Berry bet Fourth

and Fifth
Fowler William G. {Lyon <b F.), res Oakland
Fowler William Henn' C, clerk Cal. Insurance Co., dwl

906 Market

Fowler & Brandt {Charle* Fouler and Fred Brandt),

restaurant and oyster saloon, NE cor Pacific and Kear

Fox , 8i)eculator, dwl 0.'> Everett, rear

Fox Alfred, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Fox Andrew W., receiving teller Donohoe, Kelly & Co.,

dwl Gnmd Hotel
Fox Annie Miss, dwl 808 Bush
FO.\ <'ll.iKl.ES, liquor saloon, 133 Montgomery, dwl

2 Chatham PI
Fox Charles, mariner, dwl 103 Clark
Fox Charles J., printer U. S. Army Headquarters, 105

Stockton, dwl E s Laguna bet Filbert and Greenwich
Fox Charles N. (Campbell, F. o; Campbell), attorney

at law, office 528 California, res Redwood City, Sail

JJateo Co.
Fox Charles W., stockbroker, 408 Montgomery, dwl 106

Post
Fox David C. groceries, stalls 20 and 22 Grand Central

Market, dwl 630* Minna
Fox Edward, clerk, dwl 1214 Jackson
Fox Edward W., jeweler L. Miller & Son, dwl 508 Tliird
Fox Ferdinand, cooper John H. Holden, dwl 104 Com-
mercial
Fox Frank, cooper John G. Armstrong, dwl 237 Stev
Fox Fred, engineer, dwl S s Card Alley nr Stockton
Fox Frederick, marker Folsom Laundry, S s Sixteenth nr

Valencia
Fox George, stockbroker, dwl 28 O'Farrell
Fox H. , carpenter, 708 Folsom
Fox H. B., dentist, dwl 762 Folsom
Fox Henry, tailor, dwl 1031 Dupont
Fox Henrj- A., liquor dealer, dwl 808 Bush
Fox Henrj- A., deputy County Assessor, dwl 355 Clem
Fox Hiram W. , boarding, W s Kentucky nr Butte
Fox H^Tuan, upholsterer, dwl 9i Moss
Fox Isaac, machinist, dwl 735 Vallejo
Fox Jacob, stock dealer, dwl 431 Montgomery Av
Fox Jerome, clerk, dwl 23 Stockton
Fox J. M., capitalist, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Fox John, carpenter, dwl 227 Eighth
Fox John, clerk Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 318 J Ritch
Fox John, coo]>er Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 1046 Folsom
Fox John, m.achinist, dwl 4 Maiden Lane
Fox John, porter Grand Hotel

Fox John, vamisherLockhardt & Porter, dwl 151 Tehama
Fox L., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Fox Lena Mrs., dry goods, boots and shoes, 431 Mont Av
Fox Michael, hostler Patrick Farrell, dwl S s Point Lo-

bos Av bet Twentieth and Twenty-first Avs
Fox Morris, cartman X E cor Dupont and Sacramento, dwl

735 Vallejo
Fox Patrick, laborer, dwl 153 Shipley
Fox Patrick, milkman William Haley, dwl NW cor Green-
wich and Buchanan
Fox Peter, dwl 831 Greenwich
Fox P. F., machinist Wheeler & Wilson Manui. Co., dwl

503 O'FarreU
Fox Philo, baker Clark k Zekind, dwl Heinz's Hotel, cor

Dupont and Post
Fox Robert, mate barkentine Harrison, Jackson St. Wharf
Fox Robert H., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Fox Rose Miss, teacher music, dwl 316 Minna
Fox Samuel, hairdressing saloon, NE cor Folsom and

Seventh
Fox Sarah Mrs., dwl 803 Bush
Fox Theresa (widow), furnished rooms, 14 Gearj'
Fo.x Thomas, carpenter, dwl 227 Eighth
Fox Thomas, coppersmith James Macken, dwl 3 Priest
Fox William, cook Harry Scott, dwl 21 Natoma
Fox William C, foreman Louis Sloss & Co., dwl W s San

Jose R(5ad nr Six-mile House
Foy Edward, carpenter, dwl 33 Eddy
Foy Francis, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 813 Howard
Foy Henrj-, plasterer, dwl 22 Ninth
Foy James {M'ilkiiis li: F.), dwl 611 Larkin
Foy James Jaj-, coremaker Eureka Foundry, dwl 344

Seventh
Foy John, painter, dwl West End Hotel
Foy John J. teamster, dwl 611 Larkin
Foy Joseph (Chinese), physician, dwl 714i Dupont
Foy Patrick, laborer Westerfeld & Page, 3wl 745 Market
FOYE .4UAJI HOYT .Mrs., office 319 Kearny, dwl 1812

Post
Foye Charles E., captain bktn Aurelia, dwl 310 Stockton
Foye E. Mrs., dressmaker, dvyl Overland House
Foye Edward A., civil engineer, dwl 343 Minna
Foye Francis, laborer, dwl 22 Washington .\v
Foye Johnston E., drugbroker, office 236 Montgomery,
" dwl 2602 Sacramento

7AMES Q. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan

Foye Mieliacl, laborer, dwl 528 Folsoiii, rear

Foye Thomas, brakeman Southern Pacific R. R., dwl

Russ House
Foye William, dwl 1812 Post
FOYE IVILHAM II., inventor, office 319 Kearny,

dwl 1812 Post
Foye William R. S. (Huntington, Hopkins d; Co.), res

Sacramento
Fraatzen Leopold, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Fraec Joseiih, laborer Washington Brewery, dwl 811

Greenwich, rear
Fraedrich Otto, clerk Frederick Schoeneman, dwl 15

Stockton
Frageiro Antonio F., dwl 418 Drumm
Fragley Martin, liquor saloon, 542 First, dwl 307 Brj'ant
Frahler Philip, laborer, dwl 316 O'Farrell, rear
Framke John, caqtenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 21 De-
catur
Fi-anay John, tailor, dwl 451 A^ Jessie
Franay Joseph, tailor, dwl 451i Jessie
Franca Guadalupi, dwl 525 Broadway
FRAXC'E, Antoine Forest, consul-general, office 704

Washington
France George, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
France William M., adjuster The Howe Machine Co., dwl

111 Fourth
France W. T., teamster La Grande Laundry Co., dwl 111

Fourth
Francesio Berio, seaman, dwl 1112 Kearny
FRAXt'FORT ♦iE<>K«iES, editor and proprietor Le

Petit Journal, office G03 Washington, dwl 127 Park Av
Franchi Charles, laborer, dwl 1408 Kearny
Franchina Thomas G., with J. P. Wood & Co., dwl 717

Sanson!
Francis Aaron, timekeeper Sutter St. R. R. Co., dwl 9

Middle
Francis Andrew, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Francis Ann Miss, dressmaker David Edwards, dwl 129

Minna
Francis Antonio, seaman stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf
Francis Charles, dwl 537 Fulton
Francis Charles, musician, dwl Overland House
Francis Charles B. , laborer, dwl 928 Washington
Francis Christina (widow), dwl 327 Beale
FKANCIS D. B. (Francis & Valentine), dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Francis E. C. (widow), dwl 362 Minna
Francis G. Charles, carpenter, dwl 1818 Dupont
Francis George, laborer, dwl 21 Alta PI
Francis George G., office 37 and 39 Battery, dwl 1824 Val-

lejo
Francis Grosvenor, clerk Falkher, Bell & Co., dwl 1818

Dupont
Francis Henry A., barkeeper stm New World, dwl 28

O'Farrell, rear
Francis Henrj' L., bookkeeper Dalton & Grey, dwl 2 Gear}-

PI
Francis James E., clerk and messenger Palace Hotel, dwl

1231 Vallejo
Francis John, porter James Butler, dwl 504 Broadway
Francis John, Rev., pastor Baptist Chinese Mission, 829

Washington
'"rancis John, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Francis John, waiter Arcade House, 930 Market
Francis John H., laborer, dwl 10 Boyd
Francis Joseph, bootmaker, 420 Dnmim, dwl 16 Ohio
Francis Joseph, laborer, dwl 415 Drumm
Francis Manuel, cook, dwl 1311 Dupont
Francis Norton L., conductor N. B. and Mission B. R., dwl

300 Fourth
Francis Perry, clerk, dwl 1107 Kearny
Francis Robert, hairdresser, dwl 928 Washington
Francis Willard H., broker, dwl 27 Second Av
Francis W. L., carconductor, dwl 302 Fourth
FUAXnS «ft VALEXTHXE(D. B. FmncixandS. D.

Valentine), Commercial Steam Printing, Designing,

Engraving and Electrotyping Hovise, 517 Clay, and

510-516 Commercial
Francisco Carroll, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,

dwl 300 Green
Francisco Frank, porter Continental Hotel, 414 Pacific
Francisco Frank, sawyer George W. Swan & Co.
FVancisco John, fisherman, dwl 6 Merchant
Franciscovich Cosmo, restaurant, 6 Foiirth
Franck C, salesman 620 Kearny, dwl 821 Kearny
Franck Charles, liquor saloon, 47 Clay, res Oakland
Franck Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, 757 Mission
Franck George, painter, 757 Mission

Franck Isidore, dwl 428 Greenwich

Franck James, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Fi-ancke Herman, barkeeper Edward Newman, dwl 21

Minna
Franco Catarino, bootfltter Buckingham, Hecht & Co.,

NW cor Gough and Haight
Franco Charles F., \iphoIsterer Frank Laeraman's, dwl 803

Montgomery
Franco I., bootpolisher Hennann Hauser, dwl 122 Post
Franco Innocente, hairdresser, dwl 509 Vallejo
Francoeur George, upholsterer M. Bush, dwl 1011 Bdwy
Francoeur Germain, compositor J. H. Carmany & Co.,

dwl 1011 Broadway
Francoeur Joseph, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 1011

Broadway
Francois V., dwl 16 Virginia

Francoli Felice, Swiss Benev. Soc., 627 Commercial
Franconi Anton, fisherman, dwl 6 Market
FKAXeONI L01I8, secretary Cal. Beet Sugar Co.,

San Jacinto Tin Co., and San Buenaventura Com-
mercial Manufacturing and Mining Co., office 314

California, dwl 1902 Stockton
Franconia Nurseiy, Vitus Wackenreuder proprietor, 146

San Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Francy William, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 2406

California
Franetta John, wines and liquors, 33 Post, dwl 611 Ellis
Franicevich Nicholas, coffee saloon, 15 Vallejo
Frank A., dwl 717 O'Farrell
Frank A. , broker, dwl 614 Sutter

Frank Abraham, importer human hair goods, 511 Mar-
ket, dwl 1511 Howard
Frank Abraham, salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 1119

A''an Ness Av
Frank Adam, butcher Breiling & Dahl
Frank Anton, porter Abrams & Carroll, dwl 906 Filbert
Frank Augiist, dwl 255 Perry
Frank August, mattrassmaker Henry Frank, dwl NE cor

Jackson and Drumm
Frank Augustus H. (Cohn <t- F.), dwl 1514 Franklin
Frank August W., house and sign painter, 210 Dupont,

dwl 428 Chestnut
Frank Bernard, tailor, dwl 12 Brenham PI
Frank Bernard, upholsterer, 1322 Stockton, dwl 428

Green
Frank Bros. & Co. (Frederick A. and George P. Frank,

and Fuller A- Williams, Madixon, Wiis), agricultu-
ral implements, and agents W. A. Wood Mowing and

Reaping Machine Co., 349 Market
Frank Charles (Frank d- Westheimer), dwl 303 Tyler
Frank Christian, expressman, cor 51ission and Fourth
Frank Christian, laborer Frederick White, dwl Francisco

nr Mason
Frank C. J., dwl 688 Twentieth
Frank, Dallemand & Co. (Emanuel M. Frank, Albert

Dallemand, James G. Walker, and Tobias Ober-

/elder), importers wholesale wines and liquors, SW

cor California and Front
Frank David, crockery and varieties, 210 First, dwl SE

cor First and Folsom
Frank E. , laborer, dwl SE cor Turk and Taylor
Frank Emanuel M. (Frank, Dallemand it Co.), dwl

528 Eddy
Frank Ephraim, clothing, 902 Kearny, dwl 931 Jackson
Frank F., laborer, dwl 717 O'Farrell, rear
Frank F. , teacher music, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Frank Ferdinand, painter August W. Frank, dwl SW cor

Pacific and Stockton
Frank Francis, cook, dwl 537 Sacramento
Frank Francis, laborer, dwl 919 Union
Frank Frederick, musician, dwl 318 Pine
Frank Frederick A. (Frank Bro.t. .0 Co.), dwl 306 Leav
Frank George P. (Frank Bros. i{- Co.), dwl 306 Leav
Frank Gustave, stockbroker, office 405^ California, dwl

405 Powell
Frank H. , peddler, dwl 18 First
Frank Henry, dwl 1254 Market
Frank Henry, barkeeper Mrs. Henrietta Loud, dwl 11

Jackson
Frank Henry, manufacturer and dealer bedding and

furniture, 216 Commercial, dwl 64 Everett
Frank Henry, waiter Edward J. Schuur, dwl (i25 Pacific
Frank Henry Mrs. (widow), dwl 537 Valencia
Frank Henry C, clerk Peter C. Brunn, dwl 722 Harrison
Frank Isaac, dwl 1111 Post
Frank Isaac Capt., insurancebroker, office 221 Sansom,

dwl 621 Eddy
Frank Isanc H., salesman Neustadter Brothers, dwl 1514

Franklin

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

. p. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

FRA

321

FRA

Frank Isaclore, iiiusic:il director New Oljinpic Variety

Tiicater, tlwl 527 Pine
Frank .Jacob J. (/•V.i;ifr <(■ Co.^dwl 025 OTarrell
Fmnk .Iimies, seaman . dwl 2(i Steuart
Frank John, Hourpacker, dwl SKcor Haiirhtand Fillmore
Fnmk .loscpli, exiwtssinan, dwl 'St.i Ootavia
Frank Jii.^oph, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 107 Ty-
ler
Frank Joser>h H. (Frank <t- Co.), dwl Franklin bet Cali-
fornia and Sacramento
Frank Louis (SacliK, Strasybiiriirr d- Co.), res New York
Frank Louis, brtiker, dwl 1223 Washington
Frank M., dwl 44 Third

Frank Mark, clerk L. Solomon, dwl Jackson nr Powell
Frank M.irtin, clerk Moses & Wolfe
Frank Maurice, salesman Kosenbaum & Fi'iednian, dwl

152S Post
Frank Moses, salesman A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 1111 Post
Frank Nathan, laborer, dwl NW cor Polk and Ash Av
FKA.\K OTTO H.. recorder city and county, office SE

cor Kearny and Washinj^ton, dwl 12 Brenliam PI
Frank Peters, cook Jose Uarcellos, dwl 415 Drumm
Frank Philip, clerk, dwl 416 Hyde
Frank S., watchman, dwl 414 Jones
Frank LSamuel, clerk Samuel Polack, res Alameda
Frank Samuel, clerk Wooster, Shattuck & Co., dwl 303

Tjier
Frank lieinhard, dairyman, dwl Sixteenth Av nr I, South

S. F.
Frank P.einhard H., salesman T. & D. Lundy, dwl 815

Pacific
Frank William, dwl 40 Tehama

Frank William, cartnian Patent Brick Co., dwl 20} Welsh
Frank William, insuraneebroker, office 425 California,

dwl S12 Ellis
Frank William, laborer, dwl 214 First
Frank William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Fi-ank William J., brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl

NE cor Twenty-fifth and Doufflass
FKA.XK A" VO.'iJo.'i.'ph II. and Jacob J. Frank), ini-

I)ortcrs and jobbers stationerj', fancy goods, etc., NK

cor Sansom and Stierainento
FRANK A- tVE.STHKI.MEK (Charleit Vrank mid J.

Ferdinand WeeDiciuier), real-estate agents, office 308

Monttfomery
Franke Frederick, folder Occidental Laundry, SE cor Fil-
bert and Octavia
Franke R. A., hairdresser, dwl 815 Pacific
Franke Rudoi]jh, shoemaker, .512^ Geary
Frankel David, hairdresser Anthes & Fleischman, dwl 438

Xat< ima
Frankel L. B., broker, dwl 233 Tyler

Franken , dwl 868 Folsom

Frankenau A., bookkeeper W^ & S. Steinhart & Co., dwl

127 Montjjomery
Frankeiiberg Joseph, harness and saddlemaker, 115

Dnunm, dwl 433 Green
Frankenberg Josephine Mrs. , operatic artist Wade's Opera

House
Frankenburg Julius, chiropodist, office and dwl 621 Post
Frankenheimer Isaa^, butcher J. Frankenheimer, dwl 205

Fifteenth
Frankenheimer Joseph, butcher, 80 Metroix)litan Mark»t,

dwl 205 Fifteenth
Frankenthal Charles, salesman Frankenthal & Co., dwl

505 N'an Ness Av
Frankenthal Max, salesman Frankenthal & Co., dwl 525

Turk
Frankenthal Jacob (Frankenthal tt Co.), dwl 505 Van

Ness Av
FRAXKENTHAL A <'0. (Jacob Frankenthal and

Jacob Bcnitnanii), imiKirters and jobbers fancy

g-oods, SW cor Batterj' and California
Frankfurter Frank, dwl 104 Taylor
Frankfurter V., salesman Michels, Friedlander &Co., dwl

34 Turk
Frankiades Demetrius, teacher Greek Russian Seminarj',

Pierce bet Vallejo and Green
Frankl Joseph, groceries and Uquors, SE cor Oak and Oc-
tavia
Franklin Mrs., dwl 702 Vallejo
Franklin Abey, clerk Michel Levy, dwl 511 Davis
Franklin Abraham, clothin;,', 211 Pacific
Franklin .\braham, pawni broker, S13 Kearny, dwl 533 Te-
hama bet Fifth and Sixth
Franklin Ad.ilph, dwl 23 John
Franklin Albert, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution,

dwl 6 TlKjmjwon Av
Franklin Benjamin, fruits, cor Fifth and Clara

Franklin Benjamin, waiter Thomas M. Holt, dwl 723

Vallejo
FRA>KLI\ ROOK AM» .lOR l>RIMI.\ii OF-

FK'E. Frank Eastman projjlr, .509 Clay
FRA\KLI.\ BI'DLRIM;, 408 California
Franklin Charles, laborer, dwl N s Union bet Battery and

San>om
Franklin Charles R., pattcnunaker Pac. Iron Works, dwl

522 Howard
Franklin Friederich, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Franklin O., dwl 108 Taylor
Franklin George, clothing, 511 Davis
Franklin Herman, salesman Bremer & Brothers, dwl 209

Kearny
Franklin Horace, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 115} Gearj-
FRAXKLIX HOTEL, Hugh Curran proptr, 414 and

410 Pacific bet Montgomery and Sansom
Franklin House, Joseph Franklin projitr, 43 Vallejo
Franklin Insurance Co. (fire, Indianapolis), Hutchinson,

Slanii & Smith agents, 314 California
Franklin Insurance Co. (fire, St. Louis, Mo.), Potter,

Jacobs and East<m agents, 31S California
Franklin Jesse, dwl W s Fillmore bet Kate and Ridley
Franklin John, dwl 614 Keaniy

Franklin John, pawiibroker, i>65 Kearny, dwl 657 Har
Franklin John, seaman, dwl 21 Pacific
Franklin Joseph (M. Franklin <t- Brother), dwl 1020

Hyde
Franklin Joseijh, proptr Franklin House, 43 Vallejo
Franklin Lena (widow), dwl 24 Commercial
Franklin Leon, expressman, NE cor California and San-

.som, dwl 310 Clementina
Franklin Louisa Miss, dressmaker, dwl 263 Minna
Franklin Marcus (M. Franklin ct Brother), res Portland,

Oregon
Franklin M. & Brother (Joseph Franklin), importers and

wholesale drv goods, 208 Sansom
Franklin Mining'Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), William H. Wat-
son secretary, office 302 Montgomery
Franklin Moses J., foreman John S. Bowman & Co., dwl

417j Clementina
Franklin Roderick P., helijer melter and refinei-'s de-

l>artment U. S. Mint, dwl 522 Howard
Franklin Sanmel, clerk John Franklin, dwl 905 Kearny
Franklin Selim, capitalist, dwl 110 Sutter
Franklin S. S., tailor, dwl S s Birch Av bet Octavia and

Laguna
FKAXKLEX STEI'HEX, secretary Bank of California,

office N\A' cor California and Sansom, dwl 118 Post
Franklin William H., laborer Occidental Laundiy, SE

cor Filbert and Octavia
Frankmann Heniy, barkeeper, dwl 917 Sacramento
Frankovich Antonia, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Frank's Building, 8 Brenham PI
Franks David, furniture dealer, dwl 303 First
Franks Eugenia (widow), dwl 603 Hayes
Franks Frederick, stockbroker, office 328 Montgomerj-

room 4, dwl 710 California
Franks James, National Breweiy depot, 13 William
Franks JUrgen, fishennan, dwl 41 Jackson
Franks William, steamboatman, dwl West End Hotel
Fransen August, sailniaker, dwl 127 Jackson
Franz Charles C, extraman Engine No. 2 S. F. F. D.,dwl

412 Bush
Franz Julius Rev., pastor German M. E. Church, dwl 804

Folsom
Franz Oswald, seaman, dwl 2 Stockton PI
Franzen Amelia (widow), boarding, 270 First
Franzen Hans, cari>enter, dwl 270 First
Franzen Henry, upholsterer Frederick Hufschmidt, dwl

814 Dolores nr Twenty-first
Franzes Charles, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Frapolli Battista, dwl 911 Filbert

Eraser , master mariner, dwl 139 Fourth

Eraser Albert, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Eraser Albert, porter Francis Butt, dwl 3;i8 Kearny
Eraser Alexander, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu
Eraser Alexander Edward, real estate, office 30!) Mont-

gomerj' room 63, dwl cor Vermont and Mari]iosa
Eraser Andrew, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Eraser Cami>bell, clerk, dwl 69 Everett
Fra-ser Charles, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 553

Howard
Fraser Charles F., oystemian, dwl 43 Sacramento
Fra-scr Daniel, laborer, dwl 1016 Market
Fraser Daniel, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Fraser Daniel, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Fraser Daniel, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19

Steuart

lMES G-. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 315 Kearny Street.

San Prancisoo Jewelry Manufactory, !D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchanl

Fraser Daniel Mrs., dwl 727 Geary

Fraser Daniel G., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 536

Mission
Fraser Duncan, carpenter, dwl 41 Natoma
Fraser Duncan A., carjientcr, dwl 456 Bartlett
Fraser Edward, clerk C. Adolphe Low, dwl 108 Ellis
FR.iSKK EI>WI\ .1.. liiinieopathic physician and sur-
ge m, office and dwl 305 Kearny
Fraser Franklin P., laborer, dwl 322 Fifth
Fraser H. R., assistant engineer S. S. Newbern, Folsom

St.\niarf
Fraser Hufjh, proprietor Everett House, 55 Second
Fraser James, musician, dwl 55 Second
Fraser James C, chief engineer Pacific Slail S. S. City of

Pekin
Fraser James C. , machinist, dwl 55 Second
Fraser John J., boilennaker Portland Boiler Works, dwl

SW cor Twenty-first and Church
Fraser John P., car|ienter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
FRA8EK JOSEPII. a<rent Goodyear Rubber Co., 577

and 579 Market, dwl Occidental Hotel
Fraser Louis Cameron, clerk Moses G. Cobb, dwl 25j

Kearny
Fi-aser Roderick, shipcarpenter, dwl 221 Ritch
Fraser S. P., carpenter, dwl 134 Fourth
Fraser T., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Fraser Thomas, dwl 211 Ritch
Fraser W. C, waiter Union Club, dwl 411 Pacific
Fraser William, dwl E s Alabama bet Solano and Butte
Fraser William, plumber, dwl 1432 Broadwaj-
Fraser William, shipcarpenter, dwl XW cor Lilly Av and

LajiTina
Fraser William H., patternmaker John M. Stockman, dwl

322 Fifth
Fraser AVilliam J., bookkeeper C. Adolphe Low & Co.,

dwl 905 Market
Fraser. S^ee Frazer, Frasier, and Frazier
Frasier Charles, carpenter, dwl 3 Baldwin Court
Frasier Herman, shoemaker, dwl 249 Ste\'enson
Frasier J. O., musician, dwl 21 Turk
Frasier John, inspector Custom House, dwl 704i Mission
Fraters Jose J., waiter Lisbon House, 116 Jackson
Frates Manuel, deckhand S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.

Wharf
Fraticaler Louis, calker, dwl 131 Main
Fratinyer Antoine M. (Fratimjer ct Null), dwl 629 Post
FRATIX«S':K a XOLL {Antoine M. Fmtinger and

Ge(;r<je Noll), importers and retail cloaks, suits, vel-
vets, silks, etc., 10 Montgomery
Frauen Peter, liquor saloon, 1210 Market, dwl 8 Turk
Frauenfeld Jacob (B. D. Dreyfus tfc Co.), dwl 34 Keamy
Frauenholz Hugo, clerk Peter R. Schmidt, dwl 125 Chest-
nut
Frauenhnlz Philip (Frauenholz d- Co.), dwl 137 Chestnut
FRAI'EMIOLZ A VO. (Philip Frauenholz and John

Schierhohl), proprietors Bavaria Brewery, Montgom-

erv' Av bet Vallejo and Green
Frauler John, bookkeeper J. J. Pfister, dwl 1310 Powell
Frawley Johanna (widow), dwl 268 Jessie
Frawley John, milkranch, Castro bet Henry and Fif-

teentli
Frawley Laura Miss, saleswoman, dwl 611 Stevenson
Frawley Maggie Miss, saleswoman Mrs. A. Wheelan, dwl

611 Stevenson
Frawley Michael J., gasfitter, dwl 611 Stevenson
Frawley Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Wharf, dwl 5

Alabama bet Sixteenth aud Santa Clara
Frawley Richard, porter Dennis Mugan, dwl SW cor Main

and Harrison
FVawley Simon, engineer Wade's Opera House, dwl 611

Stevenson
Frawley Thomas, fruits and vegetables, 1023 Howard
Frawley William, teamster, dwl 611 Stevenson
Fray John, watchmaker Henry A. Callender, res Oakland
Fray R. , cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Frazee Vitruvius, architect, 302 Montgomery room 44,

dwl 1324 Polk
Frazer Alexander, stonecutter, dwl N s Green bet Hyde

and Larkin
Frazer Charles, seaman, dwl 36 Sacramento
Frazer Charles S., ironmolder, 553 Howard, rear
Frazer D. A., carpenter William B. Bradlev, dwl 453

Bartlett
Frazer David S., cabinetmaker West Coast Funiture Co.,

dwl 142 Perry
Frazer David W., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 422 Ellis
Frazer Frank, hackdriver, dwl 322 Fifth
Frazer Henry A., carriagemaker, dwl 2615 Bush, rear

Frazer Hugh, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills

Frazer James, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Keamy and
Morton

Frazer John, plasterer, dwl S s Nineteenth nr Folsom

Frazer Louisa Miss, dwl NE cor Twenty-fourth and How-
ard

Frazer Simon, carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl lllj
Minna

Frazer Thomas, shipcarpenter, dwl 3 King

Frazer Vi. A. , student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl
1320 Keamy

Frazer William A., clerk, dwl 2123 Mason

Frazer William G., niolder, dwl 307 First

Frazer William W. , local policeman, dwl Industrial School

Frazer W. T., carpenter, dwl 1606 Hyde

Frazer. See Fraser and Frazier

Frazier Abel, seaman stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf

Frazier Andrew, carpenter, dwl 63 Natoma

Frazier Fritz, carpenter, dwl 1014 Bush

Frazier J. J. , boilermaker, dwl 327 Minna

Frazier John, housemover, dwl 551 Mission

Frazier John, machinehand Cal. Planing Mills

Frazier John, dwl 704J^ Mission

Frazier J. T. , laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s ^Vharf

Frazier. See Fraser and Frazer

Freadabom Bertha Miss, dwl 420 Ellis

Freel William, printer, dwl 214 Turk

Freaner J. A. , caiiitalist, dwl 810 Mission

Freanev John, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Citv of
Pekin

Frear Stone Co., works, Bluxome bet Fourth and Fifth,
office 414 California

Frebsch G., cabinetmaker, dwl New Atlantic Hotel

Frebug Jacques, driver Dominique Legallet, dwl Octavia
bet Greenwich and Lombard

Freby August C. , shoemaker, 10 Pollard PI

Frechler Gustavus, tinsmith, dwl 350 Clementina

Frecilas Frank, deckhand stm Petaluma, Davis St. Wharf

Frecker Charles, laborer Charles Bernard, dwl 907
Greenwich

Frederick Conrad, comicemaker, dwl 34 \Miite PI

Frederick Edward, barkeeper, dwl 720 Stockton

Frederick Edward, cigarmaker, dwl 720 Stockton

Frederick H. A., teacher Heald's Business College, dwl
1206 Market

Frederick Henry, cooper John H. Holden, dwl 104 Com

Frederick Henry, tailor, dv.l 720 Stockton

Frederick Mon-is, importer gold and plated jewehy, 42
Fourth, dwl 313 Jessie

Frederick Rnbert, watchman Coos Bay Coal Co., dwl
Alta bet Montgomerj" and Sansom

Frederick Vincent, piledriver, dwl 380 Mission

Frederick William, waiter Hansen & Richter, dwl NE cor
Washington & Drumm

FRE3JERBCK. IVILLIASI A., proptr Jackson Brew-
er}', 1428 Mission

Frederick William G., lithographic printer, dwl 40
Tehama

Fredericks , tailor, dwl 19 Hinckley

Fredericks Andrew (Anderson cl- F.), dwl 26 Washington

Fredericks Arthur, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl
Sherman bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth

Fredericks Bernard C, agent, dwl 273 Clara

Fredericks F. , sailmaker, dwl 106 Jackson

Fredericks G. (widow), dwl W s Sherman nr Nineteenth

Fredericks George.'clerk Union Iron Works, dwl W s Sher-
man bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth

Fredericks Henrj", laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 1405
Stockton, rear

Fredericks Henry, master mariner, dwl 110 Berry

Frederick Henrj-, miner, dwl 614 Keamy

Fredericks J., seaman, dwl 110 Berry

Fredericks Jacob (Fredericks <i- Spitz), dwl 513 Sac

Fredericks Jacob Jr., barkeeper Fredericks & Spitz, dwl
513 Bush

Fredericks James, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Bran-
nan nr Seventh \

Fredericks John, expressman, junction Market, Bush,
and Battery, dwl 415 Francisco |

Fredericks John J., porter Eggers & Co., dwl EsFlU-j
more bet Hayes and Grove ;

Fredericks Joseph (Hardin <C- F.), dwl 1128 Sutter '

Fredericks P., sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl !
419 Fourth

Fredericks P., seaman, dwl N\V cor Third and Berry

Fredericks R., exi)ressman, NW cor Bush and Sansom,
dwl 415 Francisco

Fredericks M., salesman Wynne, Lowth & Co., dwl 704
and 706 Market

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Proj

^1 . p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712. 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Fredericks W. , sawmaker Pacific Saw Manuf. Co., dwl

Minna bet Third and Fourth
Fredericks William, siieciul |ii>licenian, dwl cor Silver and

'llilrd
Fredericks & Sj)itz (J. Frcdcrirkx and R. Spitz), wines

and liciuiirs, NK cor Sacrament) and Licde^idorff
Fredericksburg Hrewery, G. A. Treuschell proptr, C21

and u2y Br.innan
Frederiiksen Nicolai, Scandinavian Society, 71 New Mont
Fredcrickson Ant<jne, cook, dwl 420 Green
Frederickson Charles, deckhand tuffboatVVaterwitch, dwl

20 S;icramento
Fredcrickson Charles, laborer, dwl 17 Alta PI
Fredcrickson Philip, dwl S04 Third
Freds; Frederick, blacksmith Hennan J. Schintz, dwl 261

Stevenson
Frediana John, framemaker Sanboni, Vail & Co., dwl 28

Turk
Fredonyer Atlas, physician, dwl 611 Natoma
Free IJenjamin, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 15

Rincon PI
Free Medicil Dispensary, Mrs. M. J. Bushnell, Mrs.

Sarah E. Brown, and Mrs. Charlotte B. Brown, phy-
sicians, 520 Taylor
Free Michael, maltster Hibemia Brewery, dwl S s Folsom

bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eijrhth
Free Rolxjrt, clerk Louis Hartter, dw! 812 Valencia
Free William, enirineer, dwl 83G Lombard
Free William, ctuichman John F. Swift, dwl W s Valencia

bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Free William, fancy notions, NE cor Clay and Dupont,

dwl N' s Hunt "bet Third and Fourth
Freeborn G., clerk, dwl 42.3 OTarrell
Freeborn John, painter, dwl 400 Broadway
Freeborn Samuel G., bricklayer, dwl 400 Broadway
Free'oorn William (tt'oinls d- F.), dwl Palace Hotel
Freed Abraham, expressman, SE cor California and Kear-
ny, dwl 420 Clementina bet Fifth and Si.\th
Freedniiin Frederick, mining;, dwl 120j Turk
Freehill Michael, laborer, dwl 15i Decatur
Freeland John, stevedore C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 106

Town send
Freeland John F., clerk, dwl 742 Minna
Freeland John H., clerk f,'eneral freight office Central Pac.

R. R., KE cor Fourth and Toxnisend, dwl 742 Minna
Freeland William W., carjienter, dwl 309 Mason
Freels Richard, deckhand stm Louise, Berkeley Ferry
Freeman Anne, dwl 2 Tliompson PI
Freeman A. A., draftsman Engineer's Office Central Pac.

R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townscnd, dwl 1040 How
Freeman Alexander {MfAulife .{• F.), dwl 144 Sixth
freeman Allen, liquor saloon, 228 Sutter, dwl 1 Henrietta

Square
Fteeman Alvinza, millwright Joseph Wa^er & Co., dwl

24 Frederick
Freeman Asher M., steward, dwl 726 California
Freeman Benjamin H. (B. H. Freeman it Co.), dwl 2512

Sacramento
Freeman Bernard, laborer A. M. Simjjson & Brother, dwl

20 Howard
FREK.YI.iX B. H. & CO. {Arthur If'. itcGuire), stair-
builders, scrollsawrers, ana wfMxlturners, 415 Mission
Freeman Charles (Jellings <t F.), dwl 621 California
Freeman Clans, musician Bella Union Theater, dwl 1522

Stockton
Freeman Charles W., printer Benjamin F. Sterett, res

Oakland
Freeman Edward A., tinsmith Cutting: & Co., dwl 915

Jones
Freeman Eliza (widow), dwl 226 Chestnut, rear
Freeman E. M., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl

Ingle wood House, cor Fifth and Minna
Freeman Emanuel S. {Freeman, Ilyman <t Co.), dwl 402

Tyler
Freeman Enoch, musician, dwl 915 Pacific
Freeman Hannah B. Miss, seamstress, dwl 11 Tay
Freeman Henry, paperhang-er, dwl 109 Shipley
Freeman Henry, steward, dwl North German Hotel
Freeman, Hjnian & Co. {Einaiiuel S. Freeman, Moses

Hyirutn and Samuel Steitier), boys' and j-outh's

clothing, 121 Sanson!
Freeman Jacob (Freeman <i- irn«), dwl cor Calif omiaAv

and Fair Av, Bemal Heights
Freeman James, cook, dwl 5 Broadway
Freeman Jane (widow), dwl 11 Tay
Freeman John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Bro., 44 Market,

dwl 1 Mission
Freeman John, teamster C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Bran-
nan nr Sixth

Freeman John H., U. S. Insi)cctor Hulls, office 11 U. S.

CourtBldg(ajirfA. //. lt'«<crmanitCo.),dwl 126 Fifth
Freeman Joseith J., blacksmith J. D. Sullivan, dwl 309

Seventh
Freeman Leander {Freeman •(• Baker), dwl 1305 Stockton
Freeman Louis G., carjicnter, dwl 31 Crocker
Freeman Lydia, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Freeman M., helper blacksmith Market St. R. R.
Freeman Margaret Mrs., dwl 121 Eddy
Freeman Margaret (widow), stewardess Pacific Mail S. S.

Co., dwl 1220 Powell
Freeman Mary E. Miss, dwl 406 Green
Freeman Matthew, blacksmith Market St. R. R., dwl N s

Mission nr Second
lYeeman Otis K., bookkeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

18 Essex PI
Freeman Samuel E. , porter, dwl 209 Prospect PI
Freeman Samuel J., waiter stm Amador, Market St. Wharf
Freeman Frank S. , clerk, dwl 1108 Broadway
FKCE:.>I.4\, JiiMITII A iO. {Arthur A. Smith), com-
mission and shipping merchants, 122 California
Freeman Thomas, stevedore, dwl 23 Baldwin Court
Freeman Thomas, stevedore, dwl 309 Seventh
Freeman William, mariner, dwl SW cor Sac and Daiis
Freeman William F., dwl 1108 Powell
Freeman \V. F., machinist William T. Garratt
Freeman & Baker (Leander Freeman and I>:aiah Baker),

shij)pers and produce dealers. 111 Davis
Freeman i Wrin (Jacob Freeman and MichaelJ. Wrin),

plumbers and gatfitters, 324 Third
Freenhausen John, expressman, dwl NE cor Geary and

Devisadero
Freer Edwin D., clerk James K. Cooper, dwl 652 Mission
Freer Henr.v D., clerk 620 Keaniy, dwi 532 Pine
Freer William, agent Commercial Bureau of California, of-
fice 004 Merchant, dwl 9 Essex
Frees W., clerk, dwl 229 O'Farrell

Freese Andrew E., stevedore, 3 Mission, dwl 232 Thirtieth
Freese Anna, dressmaker, dwl 829 Geary
Freese Christian, Scandinavian Society, 71 New Mont
Freese Edward, laborer, dwl 909 Kearny
Freese Henrj', lalx^rer F. William Kamps, dwl 416 Green
Freese Herman (.V. Dettdg d- Co.), dwl 12 Sacramento
Freese Julian, master mariner, dwl North German Hotel
Freese Louis, hostler Joseph M. P.arker, dwl 14 Webb
Freese Nelson, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferrj-
Freese Peter, compositor Charles W. Gordon, dwl 55 Min
Freese. See Frese and Fries
Freeth George Douglas, clerk Forbes Brothers, dwl SE

cor Kearny and Montgomery Av
Freffle Charles, shoemaker, dwl 48 Minna
Freehausen John, vegetables, dwl SE cor Gear}' and Devi-
sadero
Frei Andrew, bedstead and furniture manufacturer, 231-

239 King, dwl N'W cor Fourth and Brannan
Frei Jacques, compositor California Demokrat, dwl 919

Clay
Freiberger Charles, bootmaker, 1504 Stockton
Freiburger John, carpenter, dwl 907 Folsom
Freidenrich David, attorney at law, office 408 California

room 15, dwl 405 Powell
Freidenrich Solomon, teacher music, office SE cor Mont-

gomerv- and Sutter, dwl 405 Powell
Freie Henrv", laborer, dwl 19 Grand Av
Freiermuth D. , brewer, dwl 273 Stevenson
Freiennuth George A., carrier Morning Call and Evening

Bulletin, dwl 1524 Ellis
Freiermuth Hervey W., tinsmith B. C. Austin, dwl 511

Octavia
FKEIUUT I'lKC'I'LAK (monthly), J. H. Carmany &

Co. publishers, office 409 Washmgton
Freiling Peter, hairdressing saloon, 228 Brannan
Freise Frederick, printer, dwl 55 Minna
Freise Henrv, cook Seifert & Ohnstein, dwl Adams House
Freitag Karl", tailor, 209 Sixth
Freitas Antonio, milkman Henrj' S. Hubbard, dwl S s

Chestnut bet Steiner and Pierce
Freitas Antonio, restaurantkeeper, dwl 37 Second
Freitas F., seaman stm Oritlamme, Folsom St.^Tiarf
Freitas Frank, mariner, dwl 36 Merchant
Freitas John, deckhand stm New World, Broadway St.

Wharf
FVeitas Manuel, liquor saloon, 415 Drumm
Freitschmidt Dietrich, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Frei .lames, horseshoer, dwl 112 First, rear
Fremir D., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Fremont William, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
French Charles, driver Sutter St. R. R"., dwi 22 Turk
French A. Mrs., dwl 464 Minna

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STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercian

French Annie (widow), dwl 1117 Folsom, rear

French Benjamin F. , carpenter, dwl 13 Polk

French Bernard, laborer Smart & Bro., W s Old San Josd
Road nr Industrial Sch(H)l

FRE.\<'1I BOAKl» I .\'I»KKWKITEKS, Edward
Chevassus agent, office 5-25 Market

French Charles, hackdriver, dwl 137 Montg-omery

French Charles, laborer, dwl 509 Washington

French F. >!., printer, dwl Overland House

French F. Mortimer, bookkeeper Jas. W. Burnham & Co. ,
dwl 1832 Market

French Frank, deliverj' clerk Bowen Brothers, dwl 1116
Mission

FRENCH FU.iXK J., attorney at law, oflBce 528 Cali-
fornia, dwl 1017 Jackson

F^-ench Geiirge S., clerk Wliat Cheer House, res Oakland

French H. E. , dwl 51(i Leavenworth

FKIv>'4'II MOSPBTAL. S s Brvant bet Fifth and Sixth

FKEM'H IXSI RAX«'E <'ORI'ORATIOX, Edward
Brown manager, office 310 California

French J., dwl 130 Turk

French James, laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steuart

French John, cook Railroad House

French lohn B., proprietor Tyler St. Lively Stable, 917
Tyler

French John S., teamster, dwl 2 Laskie

PYench Joseph M. (French <<■ Gihiian), dwl 207 Taylor

French Laura A. (widow), dwl 7 Hampton PI

FRE\<"H LIRRARi: {L. iV. F. Bibliotheque Fran-
ca is), 120 Sutter

French Louis, engineer, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Carolina

French M., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

French Marshall, clerk Robert Dinsmore, dwl 207 Taylor

French Jloses B., produce commissiou merchant, dwl
2409 Jackson

French Mutual Beneficial Association (" La SolidariU"),
A. Roudouan secretan', office 729 Mont room 5

FREXf'EI MI'Tl'AIi BEXEVOIEXT SOCIETY (So-
ciete Prancaise da BienfaUance Matuelle), office 120
Sutter

French Mutual Buildina: and Loan Association, A. Rou-
douan secretary, office 729 Montgfomery room 5

FREX<H MITI .4L PROVIDEXT SAVIX<iS AND
LO.iX SOC'IETY, (Socu'te Francaise d'Espargnes
el do Prcvoyance Mutuclle), 411 Bush

French Nicholas, steward, dwl 894 Front

French Norman G., stock clerk Hosnier & Bourne, dwl
815 Mission

French Robert H., bookkeeper Cal. Watch Co., dwl 511
Jones

French Stephen T., foreman Cutting Packing Co., dwl 412
Austin

French Thomas J., treasurer California Theater, dwl ISOf
Lark in

French W. F., clerk Naval Office Custom House, dwl 313
Fourth

French WTieeler N., drayinan, dwl 561j Linden Av

French & Gilman {Joseph M. French and Granville B.
Gilman), merchants, office 205 Front

Freney John M. , assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
dwl SW cor Brannan PI and Brannan

Frenier James, teamster Luther Knight, 44 Market

Frenondo Eugene, barber, dwl Sacramento Hotel

Frensy John, lumbennan, dwl 19 Washington

Frenzel William, compositor, dwl 1509 Larkin

Frenzeny Paul, artist, dwl Bohemian Club

Frese Christian, boarding, 20 Page

Frese Herman, bootmaker Charles Dietle, dwl 249 Stev

Frese. See Freese and Fries

Fresno Canal and Irrigation Co., John H. Sayre secre-
tary, office 330 Pine room 36

Fresno Quicksilver Mining Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.), Richard
Wegener secretary, office 414 California

Freso Joseph, vegetable garden, N s Turk bet Pierce and
Steiner

Fretty John, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery

Fretwell Edwin, secretarj' Betts Spring Co., office 218
Fremont, dwl 1906 Broadway

Fretz Frederick H. {Schmidt A: F.), dwl 700 Broadway

Freud Isaac {M. Freud <i- Son), dwl 44 Third

Freud M. & Son (Isaac Freud), suits and cloaks, hoop-
skirts, corsets and underwear, 742 and 744 Market

Freud MoiTis (M. Freud if: Sun), dwl 44 Third

Freud Sigfried, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl 1028
Clay

Freudenberg John H., distiller Pac. Distilling and Refin-
ing Co., dwl cor Scott and Greenwich

Freudenberg Mathew, porter Schultz & Von Bargen, dwl
810 Larkin

Freudenthal Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Kate

and Bryant
Freudenthal Peter H., mariner, dwl 617 Davis
Freuler John, bookkeeper John J. Pfister, dwl 1310 Pow
Freund Frank M., hairdressing saloon, 430 Third, dwl 325

Sixth
Freund John, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl cor

Sixth and Bramian
Freund Philipp (Freund <t- Co.), dwl 229 O'Farrell
Freund & Co. {Philipp Freund), blank books, stationery,

etc., 204 Bush
Frey C!harles, foreman cutter Will & Finck, dwl 1012

Union
Frey Edmond, brassfinisher, dwl 9 William
Frey Edward C., laborer subsistence department U. S. A.,

dwl 18 Stockton
Frey Hennan, painter, dwl 432 Vallejo, rear
Frey John, brassfinisher Weed & Kingnell, dwl 122 Ellis
Frey Joseph, maltster Washington Brewery, dwl 20 Jan-
sen
Frey Rcinhold P. H. , cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, dwl 1178 Harrison, rear
Frey Rosa, dressmaker, dwl 1918 Pacific Av
Frey William (Hir.-'hfeld <i- F.), dwl 911 Larkin
FREY WILLIA.W A., music, musical instruments,

stationery and fancy goods, 404 Kear, dwl 835 Bush
Frey. See Frj'

Freiiel Michael, cartman, dwl 7 Jasper PI
Frichette Athanase, caqieuter Louis D. Frichette, dwl

Chapulteiiec
Frichette Louis D., caqienter and builder, 19 Washington,

dwl Chapultepec nr Esmeralda, Bernal Heights
Frick Augvist F. W., stairbuilder, dwl NE cor Hj'de and

Green
Frick Charles, waiter F. William Kamps, dwl NE cor

California and Davis
Frick Christian, boots ajid shoes, 938 Folsom
Frick Christian, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 567

Bryant
Frick HenrA' M., stairbuilder, dwl NE cor Hyde and Green
Frick Wallace, asphaltumroofer, dwl 12 Welsh, rear
Fi-icke Frederick, clerk John Jleyer, dwl NW cor Twen-
tieth and Shotwell
Fricke Henry, teacher St. Paul's School, dwl 416 Sixth
Fricker John H., tailor, dwl 4 St. Marj'
Fried Adoljsh (Lends Taussvi ct Co.), dwl 806 Geary
Fried Charles, waiter Niagara House
Fried David, barber, 1595 Turk
Fried Jacob, dwl 1621 Howard
Fi-ied Moses, butcher Felix Uri, dwl 1513 Powell
Fried William, jeweler Smith, Richter & Co., dwl Bootz's

Hotel
Fj-iedberg Charles, bookkeeper G. Venard, dwl 10 Quincy
Friedberg Fred, capitalist, dwl 270 First
Friedberg Isaac, salesman Reeb &. Weidenreich, dwl 869

Mission
Friedberg Jacob Mrs. (widow), dwl 17 Garden
Friedberg Noah S. , commission butcher, dwl 973 Brj'ant
Friedeberg Adolph, bookkeeper Weil & Woodleaf, dwl

701 Stockton
Friedel Henry, bookbinder, dwl 10 Quincy
Friedel Frederick, shoemaker lOSi Steuart, dwl N s Do-
lores bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Friederich Gustave, note teller London and San Francisco

Bank,dwl23Haight
Friederichs John, porter Eggers & Co., dwl E s Fillmore

bet Hayes and Grove
Friederichs Leopold, deckhand stm Sonoma, Front St.

Wharf
FYiedhofer George, engraver Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl

333 Fourth
Friedhofer Paid, carriage and wagonmaker, 249 Fourth,

dwl 333 Fourth
Friedlander Abraham, dwl 255 Minna
Friedlander Adolph, salesman A. Stolz & Son, dwl 828

Pacific
Friedlander Anna (widow), dwl 120i Turk
Friedlander Emily, dressmaker, 120A Turk
Friedlander Herman (Triest <(• F.), res New York
Friedlander Hennan, ladies' and children's furnishing

goods, 9 Kearny, dwl 720 McAllister
FRIEI>L.4\lkER I., commission merchant and dealer

grain, 217 Sansom, dwl Palace Hotel
Friedlander Louis, cigarmaker Henry Oehlert, 146

Fourth
Friedlander Louis, manufacturer ladies' underwear, dwl

29 Harriet
Friedlander Morris (Micheh, F. <t Co.), dwl 22Geary
Friedlander Otto, clerk John Brueckner, dwl VIOK Turk

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. 3". SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenologj

'. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 703, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Koarny, Established 1852.

Friefl lander Otto, merchant, dwl 120^ Turk

Fricdhiniler Samuel, salesman Stolz Brothers, dwl 330

Minna
Friedlander Sigrnond, butcher Wcssa & Band, dwl 424

Fulton
Frieilliinder S. .1. (Tri-'^t .(■ F.\ dwl Occidental Hotel
FICIKi>LAM»KK'S Kl lLI»l.\<i. NK cor California

ijnd Sansinn
FlClii:i»LV\l»KK'S !S-OKTH IMUXT WARE-

IIOI'SK, 1. Friedlander projirietor, SW cor Sansom

and Chestnut
Friedlein William, tinsmith Charles Brown, dwl 40S Fran-
cisco
Friedman Abraham, barber Anthenneal AUiroe, dwl 1610

Larkin
Friedman Charles, salesman Doane & Henshelwood, dwl

2 \allejo n
Friehnnn Kdsvard {nomnihauin ,(■ F.), dwl 1025 Gearj*
Friedman Isaac, i)eddler, dwl ICtKi Larkin
Friedman Jane (widow), boarding, 20" Pacific
Friedman Joseph S., real estate, olfice 007 Wash, dwl NW

cor Hy.le and Ellis
Friedman Lewis 8.. tailor and furnishing goods, 11 Steu
Friedman Matilda (widow), dwl 524 Vallejo
F'riedmaii Max, steward Overland House
Friedman S., clerk L. Sisenvine, dwl 11 Steuart
Friedman Salmon, fruits and vegcUvbles, N s Sixteenth

bet Second Av and Guerrero
Friedman Solomon, books and stationerj-, 1108 Stockton,

dwl Prescott House
FRIKitKKHI »KOS. (Charles O. and John G.), gro-
ceries, liquors, and California wines, SWeor Sixteenth

and Second Av
Friedrich Charles G. {Friedrich Broa.), dwl E s Second

Av nr Fifteenth
Friedrich James, cabinetmaker, dwl 704 Third
Friedrich John G. {Fnedrieh Brog.), dwl SW cor Second

Av and Sixteenth
Friedrich Moritz (O. ,t- M. Friedrich), dwl 1500 Larkin
FKlKnKIt'H O. «^ yi,, importers and shipping and

cuinmission merchants, 200 Sansom
Friedrich Otto (0. d- .V. Friedrich), dwl 150C Larkin
Friedrichs Henrv {Friedrichs tt Gercki:), dwl Peny bet

Third and Fourth
Friedrichs Philip, teacher music, 121 Perrj-
Friedrichs & Gercke {Henry FriedrichH and William

Gerake), furniture manufacturers. South Point Mills,

Berry bet Third and Fourth
Friedriseick G., machinist, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Friel Albert J., vapor stoves, 71 Fourth, dwl Branch

House
Friel Arthur, plasterer, dwl 917 L^nion
Friel Benjamin, shoemaker, dwl 22 Minna
Friel Charles, janitor St. Ignatius' College, dwl 236 Minna
Friel James, blacksmith James Dorau, dwl 112 First
Friel James, boottreer Simon Wolff, dwl 22 Minna
Friel Morris, fireman, dwl 625 Davis
Friel William, carpenter, dwl 28 Clav
Friele Daniel E., first officer Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
Friend E. A. , clerk Duncan & Wniite, dwl 20 Metcalfe PI
Friend Robert, waiter, dwl 127 Jackson
Fi'iend William H., bookkeeper Annes & Dallam, res

Oakland
Frier George, teller London and San Francisco Bank, dwl

554 Seventeenth
Fries Charles, capitalist, dwl 1628 Stockton
Fries Charles, carpenter Jay ^'olney LawTenee, dwl 704

Howard
Fries L., capitalist, dwl 951 Market
Fries Otto, dwl 217 Second
Fries. See Freese and Frese
Friese Herman, carjientcr. dwl 421 Dupont
Friesenhausen E. Miss, clpakmaker F. Mitchell, dwl SE

ciir Geary and Devisadero
Friesenhausen John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Gear)-

and Devisadero
Friesenhausen John A., painter, dwl SE cor Geary and

Densadero
Frieser Henry, laborer, dwl S Oregon, rear
Friets Joseph, carpenter and joiner, dwl 221 First
Frigerio Joseph, cabinetmaker, NW cor Sacramento and

Stockton
Frigerio Matilda, dressmaker, 409 Sutter
Frinck Herman, blacksmith J. Dupuy & Co., dwl 9 Stock
Frinck Louis, pai)erhanger, dwl 817 Post, rear
Frink George, butcher De Vaull it Schuler
FRI.NK <;~E0R4;K W., real estate, office 520 Mont-
gomery, dwl 224 Seventh
Frink Nathan, tailor, dwl 56 Natonia

Fria.ssinous D., teacher French, dwl 1018 Stockton

Frisbee Henry, wines and liquors, 504 Montgomery

Frisliee Martin, dwl 68 Minna

Frisbee Moses, dwl 435 Broadway

Frisbee W. B., pianofortemaker and tuner Hemme &

Long, dwl 823 Bush
Fresborough Frederick, cook stm New World, Broadway

St.Wiiarf
Frisch Charles D., sawyer Charles Thesflewaite, dwl 512

Fourth
Frisch John W., groceries and liquors, NW cor Natonia

and Seventh
Frischling Ferdinand, laborer 204 Dupont, dwl .547 Miss
Frischmuth Ernest, baker Saulmanii it Lauenstein
Frish Henry, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Frisius Frederick A. {Frixius a- Gcrlach), dwl NE cor

Hyde and Green
Frisius & Gerlftch (Frederick A . Fri>ii^((l and W. P. Gcr-
lach), translators, interpreters, and accountants, of-
fice 622 Cla.T and 625 Merchant
Frisk Peter G., pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl 26

Natonia
Frisk S. , baker, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Frislev William, collarniaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl

406 Brvant
Fri^s Charles, dwl 1628 Stockton
Friss Charles, master marinet, dwl S s Fourteenth bet

Folsom and Harrison
Friss N. H., seaman, dwl 415 East
Fritch George, with Richard D. Chandler, and agent stm

Empire, office 118 Pacific, dwl 1008 Green
Fritch Homer J., collector Richard D. Chandler, dwl 1008

Green
Fritch Jacob, drayman Carolan, Hooker & Cory, 119 Cal
Fritch John, tanner, dwl S s Twenty-sixth nr Mission
Fritcher Otto, tanner Wolf Bloom, dwl cor Nineteenth

and Folsom
Fritsch Charles, manager German Theater, dwl 619 Geary
Fritsch James, teamster, dwl 835 Washington
Fritsch William, boots and shoes, 3253 Mission
Fritsehi Alfred R. , clerk Swiss Lloyd Marine Insurance

Co., dwl 722 Minna
Fritsehi John H., upholsterer Henry Luchsinger & Co.,

dwl 812* Jessie
Fritsehi Joseph, bootfitter, 3 Quincy PI
Fritsehi U. , draftsman John B. Luchsinger & Son, dwl

722 Minna
Fritz Alfred J. {Fritz d- Bmjston), dwl 528 Third
Fritz Eug^ene N. {Fritz cC- Kean), dwl 1057j Folsom
Fritz Frank, machinist, 2 Powell, dwl 2 Russ
Fritz Herod D., driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 11

Gilbert
Fritz John, assayer F. Reichling&Co., dwl 532 Stevenson
Fritz M. Mrs., student Barnard's Business College
Fritz Philip, ivoryturner J. G. H. Meyer, dwl 202 Dupont
Fritz William, bootmaker, 925i Harrison
Fritz William, seaman, dwl 834 Vallejo, rear
Fritz William H., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Fritz & Boyston {A. J. Fritz and J. S. Boyston), liquor

saloon, SW cor Folsom and Third
Fritz & Kean {Ewjene X. Fritz and M. C. Kean),

plumbers, gas and steamfitters, 12 Ellis
Fritzschen Hennann, barkeejjer Frederick Schumacher,

dwl 44 Steuart
Fritzler John, laborer, dwl 348 Riteh
Friz R. , cooper Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory, S s Bran-
nan bet Seventh and Eighth
Frizell Frank, sawyer Benjamin F. Gilman, dwl 13 Jasper

PI
Frizell James, tinsmith, dwl 13 Jasper PI
Frizell Josejjh R., bootmaker Abraham Harris, dwl 13

Jasper PI
Frizell L., merchant, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Frizell M., salesman, dwl 517 O'Farrell
Frizell Richard, shoemaker, dwl 13 Jasper PI
Frizell M'illiam, sawver Benjamin F. Gilman, dwl 13 Jas-
per PI "
Frizelle Sej-mour F., clerk William H. Wood, dwl 61

Second
Froase Henry, cook, dwl 537 Sacramento
Frodden V. , "carpenter, dwl SE cor Mission and Ninteenth
Frodsham (widow), laundress, dwl SE cor Dupont

and Broadway
Frodsham Alonzo' H. , law student Joseph M. Kinlej', dwl

2733 Folsom
Frodsham Edward, flourpaeker Horace Davis & Co., dwl

S s Page bet Buchanan & Webster
Frodsham Henrj-, printer Francis & Valentine, dwl 418

Filbert

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

FRO

326

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Froehlich C. Jr., dwl Grand Hotel

Froehlich Frederick, dwl 218 Pacific

Froehlieli Theadore, marlcet, NW cor Hyde and 0 Farrell,

dwl 204 Van Ness Av
Frohm William, upholsterer, dwl 16 Natonm
Frohniann Enoch, Scandinavian Society, 71 New Mont
Fiohniann Herman, salesman Henry Meyerstem, dwl 220

Frohniann Susmann, boots and shoes, 246 Fourth, dwl

810 Mission
Frohn Johann, shoemaker, 158 Steuart
Frohneng William, baker American Exchange
Fromaire Theophile, cook I'ien-e Noisat, dwl 1334 Dupont
Fromberg A. & Co., (Jaob Lindu), auctioneers, CO.t Cal
Froraberg Abraham (^. Frwxbery & Cu.), dwl 14 Oak

Grove Av , -,-

Fi-oniberg Abraham, upholsterer Samuel Pendit, dwl li,

Fromberg Julius, laborer Dohrmann & Co., dwl 39 Pac

Froraberg Julius, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Fromelius Charles, waiter Grand Hotel

Froment Mars Andra, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
826 Lombard , „„, o

Fromet Joseph, compositor Morning Call, dwl 931 Sac

Fromhein Julius, dwl 980 Harrison

Fi-omhein William {Fromhein ct Loewemon), dwl Claren-
don House

Fromhein & Loewenson (WilliaM h romhem and Leo-
pold Lueu-emtein), fmits, lOi Second

Fromm Albert, bookkeeper Jackson Brewery, dwl 1428
Mission , , ^^ ,

Fromm Louis (Fromm A Schae/er), dwl 038 Howard

Fromm William, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 16

Natoma ■ en. ^ \

Fi-omm & Shaefer {Louis Fromm and Louis bhaefer),

manufacturers upholstery trimmings, 113 Minna
Frommitt H., frescopainter, dwl 218 Pacific
Frondel August, brickmason, dwl 624 Facifio
Froninberg Julius, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
FRONT ST. BLOt'K., E s Front bet Clay and Wash
FKOXT ST. WAKEHOLSE, J. F. Haycock & Co.

proptrs, SW cor Broadway and Fl'ont
FRO\T ST. WIIAKF, foot Front
FKOXTIEK, BELLE.'JIERE A CO. (Pverre Fron-
tier, A ujtistim Jiellemere, and i?omain £085), manu-
facturing jewelers, lapidaries, and diamondsetters,
20S SuttGr
Frontier Pierre {Frontier, Bellemere <fc Co.), dwl 11

Harian PI „

FRON'TIX JOSEPH, real-estate a^nt, office 238

iiontgomery, dwl 1615 Jackson
FronzeA.,dwl313 0'FaiTell ,,„, ^,

Froomberg Elias, clerk Isaac Froomberg, dwl 172 Clara
Froomberg Henry, manufacturer furs, 30 Second
Froomberg Isaac, auction and clothing, 815 and 817

Kearfiy, dwl 172 Clara
Frosher John, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Fross Bernhard, tailor Michael Short, dwl 318 Pine
Frost Charles, seaman schr Columbus, Clay St. Wharf
Frost George, conductor Central R. R., dwl 1316 Fillmore
Frost George E., conductor Central R. R., dwl 830 Bran-
nan
Frost H., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
Frost Henrv, dwl 421 Dupont

Frost Herbert, lettercarrier Post-oflSce, dwl 570 Howard
Frost Horatio {Froi^t A: Richards), dwl 1610 Clay
Frost James, master mariner, dwl 221 Capp
Frost J G., bfiokkeeper, dwl 227 Second
Frost John, Ijarkeeper J. G. Brewton
Frost Mary (widow), branch bakerj", 1502 Folsom
Frost Peter, miner, dwl 408 Broadway
Frost S. E. , dwl 315 O'Farrell
Frost Sewell, i^inter, dwl 1225 Market
Frost Thomas B., clerk William M. Searby, dwl 869 Mar-
ket
Frost Wade H., carpenter, dwl 123 Stockton
Frost Wellington, delivery clerk B. M. Atehinson & Co.,

dwl 421 Powell
Frost William, carpenter, dwl 313 Geary
Frost William P. Jr., local editor Evening Post, dwl 1630

Sacramento .

Frost & Richards {Horatio Frost and Calvtn Jitchards),

house and signpainters, 10 Morton
Frostholm Christian E. {Jaekson iL' F.), dwl junction

Montgomery Av and Pacific
Frount John, laborer, dwl 600 Sixth
Frousen P., dwl 636 Connnercial

Frowes Frank, jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl Brode-
rick bet Bush and Pine

Fruchtnicht Henry, clerk Johnson & Mohr, dwl NW cor

Pacific and Polk
Frude Joseph, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
Frllhling George (Voks it- jP,), dwl 609 Jackson
Frutiger Catherine (widow), dwl 2221 Fillmore
Frj- A. (w idow), dwl N 8 Sixteenth bet Dolores and Guer-
rero „
Fry Edward M. (Frij, Xeal d- Co.), dwl 823 O'Farrell
Fry Frederick, bakery, 1205 Polk
Fry John, tailor, dwl 52 Minna
Fry John Jr., vamisher, dwl 52 Minna
FRY .lOII.N D., president Crown Point and Belcher
mining companies, office 419 California room 28, dwl
1812 Jackson
Frv Marv (widow), liquor saloon, 652 Pacific
FRV, XEAL A CO. {Edirard M. Frji and Charles S.

Neat), stockbrokers, office 330 Montgomer>-
Frv Thomas J. {Hamilton d- F.), dwl 1025 Sutter
Frv William, dwl 26i Kearny
F"RY V/SLLIS B., manager Domestic Sewing Machine

Co., 114 Post, dwl 26i Kearny
Frj'. See Frev

Frje E. E. Mrs., lodgings, 815 Stockton
Fucada Frank, fisherman, dwl 5 Washington
Fucada Joseph, fisherman, dwl 5 Washington
Fuchs Adam, baker Richard Albrecht, dwl 109 Taylor
Fuchs Charles, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Fuchs Frank, cooper, dwl 273 Stevenson
Fuchs Henn,-, cook Julius Ludorflf, dwl 636 Commercial
Fuchs Joseph, carpenter, dwl 333 Bush
Fuchs Louis, tinsmith Simeon Mistre, dwl 810 Mont
Fuchs Martin, waiter, 217 Kearny, dwl 19 Harlan PI
Fuchs Peter, carpenter F. Korbel & Bro., dwl Potrero
Fuchs Phillip, refiner Pac. Refining and Bullion Exchange,

res West Oakland
Fuchs Robert, basketmaker, 424^ Broadway
Fueir Joseph, Swiss Beuev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Fueiil Charles, cutter, dwl 907 Folsom
Fugate SteiJhen, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Fiigazi J. F., perfumery and dyes, 608 Market
Ftlgel Hugo {Filgel A: Kliiber, and Fuqel & Schroeder),

dwl 524 Davis ^, , , ..

FUgel & Kliiber {Hwjo Fiirjel and Henry Kluber), res-
taurant and coffee saloon, 15 and 17 Pacific
FUgel & Schroeder {Hu,go Fiijel and Charles Schroeder),

restaurant and liquor saloon, 425 East 1

Fuger Frederick, first lieut. Fourth U. S. Artillery, dwl j

Presidio Barracks
Fugeui Joseph, laborer, dwl Roma Hotel
Fuglesand August, barkeeper Peter Henry Bartels, dwl

1012 Battery
Fuhr C. A. , dwl 1018 Stockton
Fuhmiann A., wireworker, 510 Washington
Fuhrmaun Annie Miss, dwl 330 Tyler •, , ,„

Fuiren Jacob H., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 13

Fulconcaint Adeline Miss, laundress Victor Quentin, dwl

808 Stockton ^,. .

Fulda Albert, cooper M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 94( Mission
Fulda Bernard, butcher L. Fulda, dwl 1916 Ellis
Fulda Henrv C. {M. Fulda ct- Son^), dwl 947 Mission
Fulda LaniaVtine R. (J/. FvMa .1- Soi.s), dwl 947 M'f wn
Fulda Liesman, butcher, 5 Metropolitan Market, rtwl 1916

Ellis „ , , ^. D\

FCLI>A 31. A SOXS {Henry C. «md Lamart^ne B.),

proprietors California Wine Cooperage and Mill Co.,

30-40 Spear , , „„. x^-

Fulford Robert, actor W^ade's Opera House, dwl eOo Pine
Fulham Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
FuUam £■ Award B., molderRisdon I. and L. Works, dwl

545 Howard
Fullard William C, photographer, dwl 619 Third

Fullard , dwl 126 Fifth

fuller , draj-man, N s Cortland Av bet Mission and

San Bruno Road
Fuller A., stockbroker, dwl 618 California
Fuller A. F., butter, cheese and eggs, 8 MetropoUtan

Market, dwl 8* Langton
FFILLER A.MOS L., real-estate agent, office 3-20 .-San-

soni room 19, res East Oakland
Fuller Andrew, master mariner, dwl 2320 Mission
Fuller Arnold, notary public, office 611 Montgomery {and

Scndder <(- F.), dwl 1518 Pacific Av
Fuller B. B. & Co. {Frank H. Abbott), manufacturers in-
ner soles, 353 Tehama , ,„„, -.r
Fuller Benjamin G., with E.W. Scott & Co., dwl 1604 Van

Fuller Bennett B. {B. B. Fuller & Co.), dwl 634 Post

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 C;

0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Fuller B. T., cariienter, dwl SE cor Taylor and Vallejo

Fuller Civeijar (Fuller <t- Simon), dwl X 8 Cortland bet
Mirieion and San Bruno Uuad

P\iller C. H., driver Central R. U., dwl 422 Valencia

Fuller Charles, express, cor Broadway and Uavis, dwl 216
Francisco, rear

Fuller Charles H. , dentist, office and dwl 109 Mont

Fuller Kavid, expressman, S\V cor Market and Fourth,
dwl 044 Stevenik>n

Fuller David M., dwl 10 Medau PI

Fidler E. C, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush

Fuller Edward, dwl 221 Minna

Fuller Edwanl, salesman, dwl 318 Pine

Fuller l-Yederick 0.,city a^^ent Fireman's Fvmd Insurance
Co., rea Oakland

Fuller Ueorg-e, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl W s Polk
bet Pine and California

Fuller Georgre D., carpenter, dwl 20.10 ilission

Fuller Georjre l>e Witt, carpenter, dwl 329 Seventeenth

Fuller Hubbard, teamster Uibb & Co., dwl SE cor Second
and Is'atoina

Fuller J. F., warehouseman West Coast Furniture Co.,
dwl 907 Folsom

Fuller John, dwl 235 Stevenson

Fuller John, watchmaker, dwl 128 Perry

Fuller John Mrs. (widow), dwl 620 Sixth, rear

Fuller John H., dwl 1110 Larkin

Fuller Katie M. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary ticlio«_>l, dwl 423 U'Farrell

Fuller Lewis H., clerk Ticket Auditor's Office Central Pac.
R. R., NE cor Fourth andTownsend.dwl 120 Twelfth

Fuller Lydia Miss, teacher Wheeler i: Wilson Manuf. Co.,
dwl 02 South Park

Fuller M., dwl 114 Minna

Fuller Martin, teller S. F. Savings Union, dwl 1521 Cal

Fuller M. E. (Frank Brothers li: Co.), res Madison, Wis.

Fuller M. L. Mrs., dwl 442 Minna

Fuller Monroe T. (Paty A- /'.) dwl 642 Stevenson

Fuller Orlando, insurance agent, dwl 02 South Park

Fuller Orlando, mining stocks, office 420 Montgomery
rcKim 3, dwl Brooklyn Hotel

Fuller P., dwl 411 O'Farrell

Fuller P., painter, dwl 410 Hyde

Fuller S. (widow), seamstress, dwl 634 Vallejo

Fuller S. W. (II al^. d: Co.), dwl cor Fifth and Minna

Fuller Thomas, saddler and hamessmaker, 312 Jackson

Fuller William, clerk Receiving Shed Central Pac. R. R.,
dwl 903 Market

Fuller William A., blacksmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,
dwl 540 Minna

Fuller William H., longshoreman, dwl loOSteuart

Fuller William H., photographic printer T. Houseworth
.5: Co., dwl 335 Jessie

Fuller William P. {Whittier, F. & Co.), dwl 611 Folsom

Fuller W. T., dwl 414 Pacific

Fullertoii Benjamin, conductor Central R. R., dwl 420
Sixth

Fullert4)n Neil, vegetable market, 1819 Hyde

FuUford , dwl 139 Fourth

FuUum Edward, ironmolder, dwl 545 Howard, rear

Fullum Thomas, dwl 146 Clara

Fulton Adonia, magazinekeeper John S. Skinker, dwl E
s Illinois nr Sierra

Fulton Datid, second assistant engineer Pacific MailS. S.
Salvador

Fulton Elizabeth (widow), dwl 412 Hvde

FILTOX FOIINUKY .4.\D IKO.V MORKS, Hinck-
ley & Co. proprietors, 207-213 Fremont NE cor Te-
hama

Fulttm House, John Curtin proprietor, 112 Steuart

Fulton James, farmer, dwl UOs Taylor

Fulton John, clerk Rodgers, Meyer A: Co., dwl 1020 Mont-
gomery

Fult^in John A., piledriver, dwl 1108 Taylor

Fulton John B., foreman spiinner h. F. Cordage Manufac-
tory, dwl W 8 Iowa liet Sierra and Nevada

Fulton John J., hose manufacturer, dwl 132 Townsend

Fulton John v., machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl SE cor
Illinois and Sierra

Pulton John W., barkeeper Thomas W. Breunan, dwl
1713 Dupont

Fulton Joseph M. (Dean tt- F.), dwl 21 Garden

Fulttiii Margaret, dwl 1020 Montgomery-

Fulton N. L. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School,
dwl 727 Pine

Pulton Robert, farmer, dwl 1108 Taylor

Pulton Robert J., master mariner, dwl E s Van Kess Av
bet Eddy and Turk

Fulton Samuel, carpenter, dwl W s Shipley nr Ninth

Fulton Tlieodore, barkeeper Thomas W. Brennan, dwl

1713 Uupont
Fulton 'ITionias Mrs. (widow), dwl 822 Folsom
l'\ilton Thomas B., farmer, dwl 1108 Taylor
Fult<jn W., bellman Palace Hotel
Fulton Walter W., plumber Sheppard Bros., dwl SE cor

Illinois and Sierra
Fulton William Jr,,.issistunt manager Commercial Agen-
cy, ottice 401 California, dwl 412 Hyde
Fulton William L., compositor Charles W. Gordon, dwl

132 Townsend
Fultz O., first cook Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Fultz John, barkeeper J. H. Schepar, dwl NE cor Beale

and Bryant
Fumano Santo, shoemaker, 726 Washington, rear

Fun , (Chinese^, physician, office 816 Washington

Fun Kee (Chinese), merchant, 640 Jackson

Fun Kee (Chinese), shirtmaker, 737.^ Jackson

Funck Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 12 St. Mary

Funck Henry, carriagemaker Michael Garrick, dwl 22

Turk
Funck Julius A., brewer Max Homier, dwl 511 Green
Funckc Charles, gilder Wilson &, Moulton, dwl 6 Hart-
man Alley
Funcke F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Funcke Frederick (Funcke d: Co.), dwl N s Twenty-third

bet Valencia and Guerrero
Funcke & Co. (Frederick Funcke and Louis Sloxs it Co.),

tannery. Ninth nr Brannan, office 312 Sansom
Funder P., laborer Stryker i: Kiernan, Pier 5 Steuart
Fung Chung (Chinese), grocery, 1011 Uujxint
Fung High (Chinese), merchant, 712 Dupont
Fung Kee i Co. (Chinese), groceries, 719 Sacramento
Fung On & Co. (Chinese), wood, charcoal, and liunber,

727 Pacific
Funge John, plasterer, dwl 9 Decatur
Funk Charles G., mining secretary, office 438 California
Funk Christian C. , sailmaker, 46 Clay, dwl 1605A Dupont
Funk John (C. Kerr it- Co.), res Kern County
Funk John S., sailmaker Christian Funk, dwl 9 Wash-
ington
FI">KE.\STEIX rilARLEi^, wholesale wines and

liquors, 519 Sacramento, dwl 35 O'Farrell
Funkenstein Julius, real estate, office 519 Sacramento,

dwl 35 O'Farrell
Funkenstein Pincus, crockery and glassware, 43 Third
Furbush August, upholsterer, dwl 57 Shipley
Furbush Ellis M. , salesman Dutton ii Withington, dwl

1827 Stockton
Furbush Moses, assistant assayer's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 813 Lombard
Furcate John (John Furcate <!• Co.), dwl cor Seventh Av

and L, South S. F.
Furcate John .i Co. (Joseph Bordenavc and George Gou-

zennea), wholesale sheep butchers, S s Fifth nr Rail-
road Av, South S. F.
Furey James, meatcurer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

Buchanan and Bay
Furey Patrick, laborer Torrens i Enricht, 1520 Clay
Fure.\- Peter, boilermaker, dwl N s Bu«h bet Scott and

Devisadero
Furger Mary A. (widow), dwl 520 Natoma
Furgeson Cnarles, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Fiu-geson Charles E. , htiusepalnter, dwl 362 Third
Furgeson David, seaman, dwl 29 Pacific
Furgeson James, ironmolder, dwl 580 Howard
Furgeson James, machinist, dwl 54 First
Furgeson James, seaman, dwl 105 Clark
Furgeson Markham, fanner, dwl 16 Willow Av
Furgeson Michael, shoemaker, dwl 546 Mission, rear
Furgeson Nannie Jliss, dressmaker, dwl 69 Minna
Furgeron Walter, clerk Frederick O. Fales, dwl 240 Sutter
Furgeson William, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Furgeson. See Ferguson
Furley John, blacksmith Oregon S. S. Co., dwl cor Noe

and Nineteenth
Furley John T., goldbeater James New-man, dwl 1407

Powell, rear
Furlong A., seaman stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf
Furlong Andrew, local policeman, dwl cor Twenty-fo»irth

and Alabama
Furlong George, stevedore, dwl N s Union bet Battery

and Sansom
Furlong James, engfineer, dwl 531 Brj-ant
Furlong James, assistant engineer stm Empire, dwl 502

First
Furlong John, boilermaker, dwl S s Day bet Church and

Sanchez

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchair

Furlong- John, boileniiaker F. I. Currj', dwl Howard nr
First

Furlong' John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

Furlong Joseph, dwl 1529 Sutter

Furlong llathew \V. , master mariner, dwl 613 Turk

Furlong Nicholas, butcher Martin Glennan, dwl Antonio
nr Jones

Furlong Patrick, clerk Michael McMahon, dwl 7 Dora

Furlong Patrick, fanner, N s and in- Laguna Honda

Furlong Patrick, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

Furlong Thomas, carpenter, dwl 407 Post

Furlonii' Thomas, stevedore, dwl 1254 Montgomery

Furlong Thomas, showcasemaker Roesler & Proff, dwl
225 Post

Furlow John, dwl 15 St. Marj'

Funnan C. J. (widow), proprietress Change Hoiise fur-
nished rroms, SW cor Montgomery- and California

Fumian Hcnrj', clerk F. P. & J. A. Hooper, dwl 29 AVelsh

Furman William H., bookkeeper, dwl 29 Welsh

Furman. See Firniin

Furner George, plasterer, dwl 215 Stevenson

Fiu-ness E. G., dwl 421 O'Farrell

Fumess John, contractor, dwl E s Church m Twentj'-
second

Fumess William, millwright, dwl E s York bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth

F\imess. See Fourness

Furrer Albert, frescopainter George W. Clark, dwl 1188
Broadway

Furrer Hemy, cook O. & O. S. S. Oceanic

Furrer Louis, milkman Hasler & Co., dwl Francisco bet
Steiner and Pierce

Furrey Andrew J. , porter Holbrook, Memll & Co., dwl
540 Minna

Furry William H., printer, dwl 737 Howard

Furst A. W., salesman 51. J. Flavin, dwl 533 Commercial

Furst Charles, chemist Charles D. Zeile, dwl 528 Pacific

Furst John, bootmaker Henry Henders, dwl 1220 Sac

Fui-st Philiii, tailor, 529 Montgomery Av

Furst Waldemar, traveling agent, dwl 212 Van Ness Av

Furter Samuel, machinist, dwl 18 Russ, rear

Furth Charles, caiiienter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl North Point nr Larkin

Furth Ignatz, salesman, dwl (il2 Natoma

Furj' Peter, boilermaker Risdon I. & L. Works, dwl SW
cor Scott and Bush

Fuselier Louis, barkeeper Edward Flaherty, dwl 636 Com-
mercial

Fuselier Margaret (^^•idow), dwl SW cor Post and Taylor

Fuselier Margaret (widow), dwl 220 Lombard

Fuselier William, clerk Eric A. Brandt, dwl 1111 Folsom

Fuss C. M., dwl 272 Clementina

Futter Jacob, gents' furnishing goods, 53 Second

Futter John C, cashier R. Versalovich, dwl Howard nr
Second

Futtermenger G. , laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW
cor Brannan and Eighth

Fuzenot Auguste, clerk City of Paris, dwl 628 Geary

Fuzzini Adol[>h, musician, dwl 315 O'Farrell

Fyfe Robert, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 516 Fol

Fykes Peter E., stocks, dwl 18 Turk

a-.

G.^EBRiNT Giovanni, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Gabbs Albert S. , upholsterer Market St. Furniture Store,

dwl 323 Oak
Gabbs E. S., dentist, 8 Third, dwl 1713 Jessie
Gabbs Priscilla V. , teacher piano and elocution, dwl 323

Oak
Gabbs Sarah (widow), dwl 323 Oak
Gabbs William H., upholsterer Market St. Furniture

Store, dwl 323 Oak
Gabel Jacob, manuf axle-grease, dwl 727 Davis
Gabler Gustave, butcher Peter Deugler, dwl 13 Hubbard
Gabriel Adolph, paperruler Bartling & Kimball, dwl N s

Twenty-second nr Harrison
Gabriel August, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl

SE cor Geary and Octavia
Gabriel G., laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
Gabriel Jacob, teacher languages, dwl 711 Hyde
Gabriel Juan, ftshennan, dv,l 1337 Dupont
Gabut Claude, carpenter, dwl S s Polk Lane nr Stockton
Gaddini Michael, laborer John Henderson Jr., dwl N s

Vallejo bet Dupont and Stockton
Gaddis George, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster
Gaddis James, farmer, dwl 22 Turk

Gadole Alfonso, cook Palace Hotel

Gadsby Elijah H., painter, dwl 055 Seventeenth

Gaerber Joseph, teacher music, dwl W s Oct;ivia bet Post

and Sutter
Gaeth John Alexis, fringemaker Fromm & Schaefer, dwl

332 Sixth
Gaetjen Henrj- (Ifeitz <fc G.), 131 Fourth, dwl SE cor

Fourth and Everett
Gafferey Kate Miss, seamstress, dwl 1051 Market
Gafert Alfred, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Gaffey Patrick, laborer, dwl 74 Minna
Gaffigan John A., printer, dwl 1025 Hanison
Gaffigan .Man.- (widow), dwl 1025 Harrison
Gaffigan Thomas A. (Oafijan d- Bin^ken), dwl 1025 Har
Gaffigan & Hincken (T/iomas A. Gafijan and Henry C.

Hincken), bootblacking, 1000 Folsom
Gaflfke Ernest, cigamiaker Diez, Bertz & Co., dwl Natoma

bet First and Second
Gaffney Henrj-, dwl Twenty-third and Alabama
GafEney James, dwl 223 Stevenson
Gaffney James, foreman Howard St. Station S. F. Gas

Light Co., dwl 963 Howard
Gaffney Jeremiah, driver Bush & Milne, dwl NW cor

Bush and Scott
Gaffney John, tinsmith, dwl 552 Mission
Gaffney John J. , plumber, dwl 963 Howard
Gaffney Luke, fireman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Gaffney Malachi, hostler Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 317A

Tehama
Gaffney Michael, bookkeeper George Hughes, dwl 903 Sac
Gaffney Michael, hostler, dwl 12 Natoma, rear
Gaffney Michael H., liquor saloon, SE cor Second and

Howard, dwl NE cor Polk and Jackson
Gaffney Nelly Mrs., lodgings, 813 Stockton
Gaffney Owen, liquor saloon, SW cor Shasta and Georgia
Gaffney Patrick, laborer, dwl 165 Minna
Gaffney P. M., liquor saloon, NE cor Fourth and Berr\-
Gaflney William, hostler Omnibus R. R.,dwl 317A Tehama
Gagan B. (widow), ladies nurse, dwl 308 Minna
Gagan Ellen Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 621 Geaiy
Gagan Thomas, baker James McDevitt, dwl Ns Folsom nr

Eighth
Gagan Thomas, laborer, dwl 440 Jessie
Gagan William, stevedore Chase & Wolf, dwl 312 Vallejo,

rear
Gagan William Mrs. (widow), dwl 621 Geary
Gagan Thomas L., teamster estate of John L. Hall, dwl

cor Church and Twenty-second
Gage A. (widow), dwl 17 Fourth
Gage Aaron H., bootpacker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

1854 Stevenson
Gage Ada (Gage A Jennings), dwl 705 Market
Gage Albert S. (Patrick d- Co.), res Chicago, 111
Gage Andrew, dwl 741 Howard
Gage Edward F., photographer George 0. Morse, dwl 13

Glen Park Av
Gage Howard Mrs., dwl 421 O'Farrell
Gage H. T., attoi-ney at law, office 40S California room 13
Gage John, telegraph operator, dwl 120 Fourth
Gage John W., captain bark Portland, dwl 12 Laskie m

Mission
Gage Jolm Wattemian, civil engineer, dwl 566 Muina
Gage Leslie, clerk Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl 120 Fonrth
Gage Stephen C, clerk Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl 102C

Pine
Gage William S. , clerk Wooster, Shattuck & Co. , dwl 805

Leavenworth

Gage & Jennings (AdaGage and Margaret Jennings), ci-
gars and tobacco, 705 Market
Gager Charles, fruit and candies, 903 Post
Gager James H., with Flood & O'Brien, dwl 1007 Sutter
Gager Stephen, seaman stm Orizaba, Broadway St.Wharl
Gaggi Jacob, tailor, dwl 1 Taylor PI
Gagh Frederick, fringemaker, dwl 43 Natoma
Gahgan James, shoemaker, dwl 25 Anthony
Gaghan Mary Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 12-26 Howard
Gaghan Thomas, bootmaker, dwl 12-20 Howard
Gagliardini Giacomo, painter, dwl Margaret PI nr Vallejt
Gagliardo Andrew, commission merchant and grocer, 72S

Sansom
Gagliardo Pasquale, cartman, dwl 4-28 Union
Gahagan Anthony, laborer, dwl 104 Clementina
Gahagan John, laborer S. F. Manuf. Co.
Gahan James, Lumbennens' Pro. L'nion, 71 New Mont
Gahan John, expressman, dwl 39 Fifth Av
Gaherty John, plasterer, dwl 17 Harrison Av, rear
Gahey Michael, longshoreman, dwl 213 Broadw-ay
Gahnstrom John, mariner, dwl 421 Drumm

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,5 . P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.

Oaigan Arnold, clerk Fry, Neal & Co., dwl Brooklj-n Ho-
tel
Gailhard Ch., dwl 710 Folsom
CiAILIIAKI* HOTEL, Samuel L. Pereira proptr, 507

and 509 Pine
Oailhouse Frederick, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, dwl 2315

Howard
Gaillard Eduiond, dj'er, dwl 420 Jackson
Oaillard .losejih, clerk August F. Bonard, dwl NE cor

nfth and Howard
Gaillard Laurunt, silkweaver, dwl 120 Fourth
GaillarJ Leon, shoemaker, dwl 502 Mission
Gaillard Pierre, polisher Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 1334

Duix)nt
Oaillon Antonio, upholsterer Henri Windol & Co., dwl 16

■Virginia PI
Gaillot Louis, confectioner Masson Freres, dwl 413 Com-
mercial
Gainard Margaret (widow), nurse, dwl 165 Tehama
Gaine Sarah, Mrs., dressmaker, 974 Folsom
Gainer 13. Bro., St. Dominic Monasterj-, NW cor Bush and

Stciner
Gaines Chauncy, law student R. P. & H. N. Clement, dwl

742 Minna"
Gaines E. , dwl 33 Eddy
Gaines John CjewelerWeniel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,

dwl 217 Post
Gaines Mathew, dwl 52 Ix)iiisa
Gaines JIatthew, laborer Pac. Commercial Co.
Gaines Patrick, lalxjrer Baldwin's Hotel
Gaines William R., nightwatchman Palace Hotel, dwl 217

Post
Gaines W. R. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 217 Post
Gainer Elizabeth (widow), dressmaker, dwl 730 Folsom
Gainey T. C, conductor Central R, R., dwl 1211 Fillmore
Gainsford Thomas, engineer, dwl 39 Minna
Gaither Hamilton, conductor Hayes Valley R. R.,dwl 103

Hayes
Gaither \V. H., musician, dwl 414 Grove
Gait-sch Ernest, carpenter, dwl 134 Fourth
Gala Gaetauo, laborer, dwl Roma Hotel
Galan Autoine, second steward stm Humboldt, Jackson

St.>Vharf
Galanders Robert, baker, dwl 256i Eighth
Galavotti T., professor dancing, dwl SE cor Ellis and

Mason
Galberg Peter, stairbuilder Langland & Leach, dwl 469

Clementina
Galbreath .John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fourth

and Bryant, dwl 621 Seventh
Galbreath William Jr, sash and blindmaker Haskell St,

Bode, SW cor Fourth and Bryant
Galbreath. See Gilhraith
Gale Benjamin, seaman, dwl 830 Broadway
Gale Frank M., porter Huntington, Hopkins & Co.
Gale Gilman, doorkeeper California Theater, dwl Ingle-
wood House, 126 Fifth
Gale Howard M., solicitors. F. Chronicle, dwl SIO Miss
Gale John, architect, dwl 924 Mission
Gale John M. Jr., student Heald's Business College
Gale Julia Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Rebecca Berko«itz, dwl
™ 1705 Stockton

Gale J. W. (J. W. GaXe & Co.), dwl N s Sixteenth bet

Folsom and Shotwell
'J CALE J. ^\.. & CO. {William Whitney), commission

merchants, 402 Davis
Gale Leonard, clerk F. Dewing & Co. , dwl 1705 Stockton
Gale Peter P., carpenter Gilbert & Moore, dwl 137 Steu
Gale William, musician Racouillat i Gillmore, dwl Fourth

bet Harrison & Bryant
Gale William S., barber, dwl 14 Virginia
Gale VV. J., varnisher Gilbert & Moore, dwl 1761 Powell
Galehouse Frederick, car]>enter, dwl 2315 Howard
Oaliardini , painter St. Denis & Chesney, dwl NE

cor Vallejo and Dupont
Galinberte Carlo, chophousc, 819 Clay
Galinda Sa\ia (widow), dwl 1320 Stockton
Galinger Joseph {Galinger A: Mayer), dwl 1230 Pine
Galiuger & Maser (Joseph Galinijer and Marcus Mayer),

market, 620 Hyde bet Post and Gearj'
Gall Rebecca Mrs.," dwl 912 Folsom
Gallagher Ann (widow), dwl 1317 Montgomery
Gallagher Annie Miss, bookbinder Charles E. Rankin,

dwl 350 Grove
Gallagher Anthony, mason new U. S. Appraisers' Building
Gallagher Arthur, painter Noble <fc Gallagher, dwl 1221

L'nion
Gallagher Bernard, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 222
I Mission, dwl 753 Harrison

Gallagher Bernard, wood and coal, W 8 Boardman nr Brj--

ant
Gallagher Bernard J., junk, 419 Dnimra.dwl 28 De Boom
Gallagher Charles, car])enter, dwl 42 Qninn PI
Gallagher Charles, dairj'nian, dwl S s Twenty-second, bet

lork and Hampshire
Gallagher Charles, laborer Magdalen Asylum, Potrero Av

nr Twenty-first
Gallagher Charles, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 325

Fifth
Gallagher Charles, plumber, dwl .502 Seventh
Gallagher Cornelius, laborer, dwl 64 Natoma, rear
Gallagher Daniel, dwl NW cor Tenth and Folsom
Gallagher Daniel, laborer, dwl W s BraTinan PI nr Brannan
Gallagher Daniel J., butcher Christian Marchant, dwl 6

Leroy PI
Gallagher Daniel W., housesmith James J. Gallagher, dwl

Dolores, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Gallagher E., dwl 156 Third
Gallagher Edward, dwl 430 First
Gallagher Edward, clerk, dwl 19 Rausch
Gallagher Edward, groceries and liquors, W 8 San Bruno

Road nr Twenty-sixth
Gallagher Edward, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Gallagher Edward, longshoreman, dwl 311 Paoiflc
Gallagher Edward, stevedore, dwl 3 Frederick
Gallagher Edward M. (yuble A G.), dwl 1221 Union
Gallagher Ellen, shoefitter I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl

cor Montgomery and Alta
Gallagher Ellen Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,

dwl 1221 Clay
Gallagher Farrell, foreman Bernard Gallagher, dwl 145

Clara
Gallagher Felix, laborer, dwl 214 First
Gallagher Frank, milkman, cor De\isadero and Francisco,

dwl S s Sutt«r, bet Baker and Broderick
Gallagher George, machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 826^ Har
Gallagher Gertrude Miss, teacher, dwl 333 Guerrero
Gallagher Henry, carjieuter Eckfeldt & Co., dwl 1118 Jack
Gallagher Henry, pressman J. H. Carmany & Co., dwL

826J Harrison
Gallagher Henr>' J. (Flanagan d- (?.), dwl 439 Jessie
Gallagher Hugh, blacksmith, dwl 12 Broadway
Gallagher Hugh, bricklayer, dwl 9 Tehama
Gallagher Hugh, cooper, dwl 24 Howard Court, rear
Gallagher Hugh, engineer, dwl 210 Tyler
Gallagher Hugh, lumberman, dwl 38 Jessie
Gallagher Hugh, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl N s- Creek

Lane nr Howard
Gallagher Hugh P. Rev. , pastor St. Joseph's Church, dwl

W s Tenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Gallagher Humphrey, boots and shoes, 58 Tbird, dwl 9

Minna
Gallagher Isabel Misa, teacher Silver St. Primary School,

dwl 333 Guerrero
Gallagher J. , engineer O. & O. S. S. Belglc
Gallagher James"", dwl 110 Sixth
Gallagher James, blacksmith John W. Fkrren, dwl 826

Harrison
Gallagher James, boilermaker's helpw Portland Boiler

Works, dwl 628 Third
Gallagher James, laborer, dwl 145 Clara
Gallagher James, laborer William Kerr, dwl 907 Batters-
Gallagher James, shoemaker Charles W. Howe, dwl 444J

Natoma nr Sixth
Gallagher James, steward Cosmopoliton Hotel, dwl SE cor

Dolores and Fourteenth
Gallagher James H. , painter, dwl 6 Leroy PI
GALLAGHER J.iME>» J^. proprietor ELxcelsior Iron

Works, 151 and 153 Beaie, dwl W' s Railroad Av bet

Tliirtieth and Thirty-first
Gallagher James L., policeman City Hall, dwl 67 Natoma
Gallagher John, dwl 225 Bush
Gallagher John, dwl 537 Sacramento
Gallagher John (Gallagher <t- Hatch), dwl 19 Stanly PI
Gallagher John, boilermaker, dwl 37 Minna
Gallagher John, carpenter, dwl 7 Stevenson
Gallagher John, cuoiier, dwl 439 First
Gallagher John, fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Gallagher John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 118

F^eelon
Gallagher John, laborer, dwl 307 Austin
Gallagher John, laborer Frank Barnard, dwl 903 Battery
Gallagher John, laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth,

Long Bridge
Gallagher John, machinist, dwl 7 Natoma
Gallagher John, miner, dwl 518 Pacific
Gallagher John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 22 First
Gallagher John, peddler, dwl 106 Clinton

JAlfES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Zearny Street.

JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED by D.W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Mercliai

Gallagher John Mrs. (widow), boarding, 39 Minnjv
Gallagher John B., real-estate ajjent and collector, 623
Moiitgomerj', dwl W e Bartlett bet Twenty-fourth
and Tweiiby-ftfth
Gallagher John C, printer Russell & McKenney, dwl

Prescott House
Gallagher Joseph, dwl 3 William
Gallagher Joseph A. Rev. , assistant pastor St. Joseph's

Church, dwl W b Tenth bet Howard and Folsom
Gallagher Joseph P., chief officer S, S. Kalorama, dwl 232

Seventh
Gallagher Joseph P., clerk, dwl 333 Guerrero
Gallagher Lillie, Miss, teacher, dwl 333 Guerrero
Gallagher Margaret Miss, shoefitter I. M. Wentworth &

Co. , dwl cor Montgomery and Alta
Gallagher Mary (widow), dwl 263 Clara
Gallagher Marj' (widow), dwl 2021 Hyde
GallaghCT Mary, housekeepe.r St. Joseph's Parsonagre, W s

Tenth bet Howard and Folsom
Gallagher Michael (Gallagher A Annann), dwl 626 Wash
Gallagher Jlichae.l, clerk, dwl What (Jheer House
Gallagher Michael, shoemaker Charles W, Howe, dwl 39

Minna
Gallagher Michael, soapboiler Thomas Dolan dwl W s Ne-
braska nr Sixteenth
Gallagher Michael, stonecutter McVicar & Roach, dwl 8

Decatur
Gallagher Michael Robert, plumber and gasfitter, dwl G

Leroy PI
Gallagher M, S- Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School
Gallagher Nancy Miss, dwl 255 Minna
Gallagher Patrick, exprejssmau, dwl E a Chattanooga bet

IVenty-flrst and Twenty-second
Gallagher Patrick, hostler Josiah H. Swain, dwl 417 Fol
Gallagher Patrick, laborer Sanford M. Hills
Gallagher Patrick, marblepolisher William Beale & Sons,

dwl 1(>3 Minna
Gallagher Patrick, wheelwright Carvlll Manul. Co., dwl

13^ Hajrrison Av
Gallagher Patrick B., shoemaker Marks & Feder, dwl 27i

Fourth
Gallagher Patrick J,, porter stm Pelican, dwl S s Twen-
tieth nr Guerrefo
Gallagher Patrick J., teamster cor Main and Market, dwl

712 Natoma
Gajlagher Patrick M., mason, dwl X7 Harri&t
Gallagher Peter, blacksmith, dwl 350 Grove
^aJlagher Peter, boileni^ker, dwl 520 Mission
Gallagher Peter, plasterer, 15^ Freelon
Gallagher Peter, waiter Lick House
Gallagher Robert, plmnber William Enright, dwl cor

\\'ashington and Jones
Gallagher Sarah (widow), dwl 209 Powell
Gallagher Thomas, dwl 21 Riruwn PI
Gallagher Thomas {McCoy A: G.), dwl 421 tJnion
Gallagher Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 44 Clementina
Gallagher Tliomas, carriagesmith Walter Gallagher, dwl

67 Natoma
Gallagher Thomas, foreman Cal. Chemical Works, dwl

cor York and Twenty -fourth
Gallagher Thomas H. , stonecutter, dwl 1406 Hyde
UALLACiHEK THOillAS J., attorney at law, oflSse

NW cor Montgomery and Com, dwl 1252 California
Gallagher Walter, carriagesmith 564 ^Mission, dwl 67

Natoma
Gallagher William, ironmolder Jackson Iron Foundry,

dwl 707 Front
Gallagher William, helper Fromm & Schaefer, dwl 163

Minna
Gallagher William, teamster, cor Market and Main, dwl

712 Natoma
Gallagher William R., furniture, 20 Fourth, dwl 805 Mis-
sion
Gallagher Winifred Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 627 Post
Gallagher Winifried (widow), midwife, dwl 6 Leroy PI
Gallagher & Armann {Michael Gallagher and Edward
^rmo?iH), Washington Baths, and hairdressers, 624
Washington
Gallagher & Hatch {John Gallagher and James Hatch),

liquor saloon, 160 First and NW cor Sixth and How
Galland F. Mrs. , dwl 24 Mission
Galland Joseph B., proptr St. Cloud House, 418-422

Sutter
Galland S. B. Mrs., dwl 418 Sutter
Gallandet James, boatman. Long Bridge
Gallant Joseph, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Gallardo Bertolomi, laborer, dwl 444 Union
Gallardo Jesus Mrs., dwl 715 Vallejo
Gallardo Lorenzo Mrs., dwl 715 Vallejo

Gallardo Raphael {Gallardo * Allman), dwl S s Twenty-
third bet Potrero Av and Utah
Gallardo & Allman {Raphael Gallardo and David All-
'>na7t,), repackers of oils and dealers secondluind bar-
rels, 40 Commercial
Gallari Augustine, cook utm Ellen, Green St. Wharf
Gallat W., clerk F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 606 Third
Gallatin Albert (//M/Ui*i(7toii, Hopkingib Co.), res Sacra-
mento City
Gallatin E. L., saddler, dwl 7J Harriet
Gallatin Willis E., gassfittex Thomas Day, dwl 311 Filbert
Gallandet James, liquor saloon, Merrimac Cattle Wharf,

Long Bridge
Gallavan James, stonecutter Michael Harrison
Gallavan Jerenuah, laborer Hibemia Brewery, dwl 1178

Harrison
Galleano Antonio, cigars and tobacoo, 430 Jackson, dwl

122 Alta PI
Galleano Benjamin, clerk A. Galloano, dwl 122 Alta PI
Galleano Francisco P., student, dwl University Mound

College, San Bruno Road
Galleano James, bottlepacker, dwl 3 Robbins PI nr Union
Galleano John, clerk A. Galleano, dwl 122 Alta PI
Galleano John, tobacco manufacturer, dwl 321 Filbert
Galleano Pasquel, tailor, 4 Margaret PI
Galleg^ Romulus C, foreman E. Detrick & Co., dwl 1113

Clay
Gallt^us Rafael {Montealegre & Co,), dwl 506 Sutter
Gallert Henry, hairdresser Joseph Rosa i: Nephew, dwl

1328 Sacramento
Galli A. & Co., produce and comiwission merchants, 516

and 518 Sansom
Galli Alfonso {A. Galli & Co.), dwl 323 Montgomery Av
Galli Francisco, vegetables, Colombo Market
Galli Jacob, waiter, dwl 616 California
Galli Joseph {Joseph Galli Jc Co.), dwl 520 Merchant
Galli Joseph & Co. {Joseph Schnely), machinists and

blacksmiths, 504 Commercial
Galli Paoli, fruits, 1308 Dupont
Galli Valentine, hairdresser Stable & Semhajrd, dwl Hansa.

Hotel
Galliard Bernard, peddler, dwl 442 Union
Galliard Edward, bookkeeper Swiss American Bank, dwl

1415 Stockton
Gallick Augustus, luerchant, dwl 126 Ninth
Gallick Henry,mercnant(Mazatlan, Mexico),dwl 126 Ninth
Gallien Frederick, carpenter, dwl 116 Ninth
Galligan Christian, milkranch, Visitacion Valley bet San

ios-i and San Bruno roads
Galligan Frank, hostler John Crooks, dwl Bay District

Fair Gro\md»
Galligan John, dry goods, 306 Tliird, dwl 317 Third
Galligan Patrick, laborer, dwl 1322 Sacramento
Galligan Patrick, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 212 First
Gallivan James, laborer, N s Webster nr Fillmore
Galliver James, stairbuilder Jesse iS( Drew
Gallman Jacob F., painter Charles Field & Co., dwl 617

Post
Gallo B., with J. Jerome SuUivan, 11 Trinity
Gallo G. B,, dwl 14 Noble PI
Gallo Vincenzo, musician, dwl 28 Hinckley
Gallois Eugene, salesman Kaindler & Co., dwl 219 Oeary

Gallon , deckhand barsje San Mateo, dwl Long Bridge

Gallon Antonio, dwl 720 Vallejo

Gallop George W., stairbuilder, dwl 716 Natoma

Gallop. See Gallup

Galloway G., actor Wade's Opera H^use

Galloway George, dwl 1063 Broadway

Galloway James, engineer, dwl Heinz's Hotel

Galloway James D., shipjoiner Central Pac. R. R., dw

1063 Broadway
Gallo\Tay Joseph, master mariner, dwl 1409 Powell
Galloway Mary (widow), dwl NW cor Mission ai>d Fif

teenth
Galloway Nicholas, calker, dwl 312 Folsom
Galloway William, dwl 117 Vallejo
Galloway William, master mariner, dwl 223 O'Farrell
Galloway William T. (G. T. Brown A- Co.), dwl 2330'Far

rell

Gallup Benjamin H., carpenter, dwl What Cheer House M|f
Gallup James {Heath. G. & Co.), dwl 327 O'FarreU
Gallup Robert, surveyor, dwl 515 O'Farrell
Gaily James, dwl Commercial Hotel
Gaily Poalinoi {Gaily A- Mannoni), dwl 1308 Dupont
Gaily & Massoni {Poalinoi Gaily and Poaliiwi Matsoni,

fruit dealers, 1308 Dupont
Galone John, sparmaker L. S. Allen, 16 Drunim
Galpin A. C, dwl 6.36 Commercial
Galpin Edwanl, surveyor, dwl 120 Turk

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Galpin Franklin, jKvinter, dwl 1142^ Market

«ALI»I.\ IMIILIP «., attorney at law, office 402 Mont-

g-onicry room Ifi, dwl 1104 Market
Gait lloufc, K. T. Stevenson projirietor, (j32 Market
Gait Hugh, laborer Beale St. Wharf, dwl Ui2 First
Galvin Ann Mrs., fruits and vegetables, SK cor Harrison

and Dora
Galvin Chiu-les A., tinsmith Uolbrook, Merrill &Co., dwl

625 Howard
Galvin Ellon Mrs., dwl S\V cor Scott and O'Farrell
Galvin Garrett, cutter Wnirht k Harmon, dwl 625 How
Galvin J., trinnner Kimball Manuf. Co.,
G;\lvin James, peddler, dwl S s (^uinn nr Guerrero
Galvin Jeremiah, laborer Hihernia Brewery, dwl N s Har-

ri-son bot liiyhth and Ninth
Galvin Jeremiah J., printer, dwl SW cor Scott and O'Far-
rell
Galvin John, groceries and liquors, 1403 Montgomery
Galvin M., dwl \V s Webster nr Kate
Galvin Martin, soappeddler, dwl SE cor Har and Dora
Galvin Mary Mrs., dwl 311 Fourth
Galvin Michael, laborer, dwl 158 First, rear
Galvin Michael, dwl 14 Turk
Gahin Patrick, laborer freight depot Southern Pac. R.

R., dwl 431i Shipley
Galvin Timothy, porter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 505

Mission
Galvin William, laborer Central Poc. R. R. Co., dwl E s

Hampshire bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Galy Daniel, carpenter, dwl 816 Green, rear
Gama Fred, niilkranch, N s Lombard bet Franklin and

Gough
Gamage Armstrong, superintendent Carmen Island Salt

Works, office 413 Front, dwl 727Gearj'
Gamage John, lumber dealer, office 840 Fourth, dwl 1415

Taylor
Gaman T. (Mattheics, Whnlon <fc Co.), dwl 5 Post
Gaiuba J., cook Leon Dingeon & Co., res Oakland
Gambert Felix {Leinoine, O. A Co.), res San Jos6
Gambetta, Jean, helper Savage & Son, dwl 142 Folsom
Gamble Daniel, principal University Mound College, S s

Silver Av bet San Bruno and San Jos6 roads
GAMBLE JA.UKS, general superintendent Western

Union Telegraph Co., office 522 Cal, res Oakland
Gamble John L., manager American District Telegraph,

office 417 California, dwl 1025 Mission
Gamble Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf
Gamble Samuel, manager Club Stables, 409 and 411 Tay-
lor
Gamble Thomas, marbleworker William Beale & Sons,

dwl .'323 Fifth
Gamble Timothy, porter, dwl 15 Lick
Gamble W. H. , chief receiver Western Union Telegraph

Co., dwl 905 Market
Gamblin John B., carijenter, dwl 610 Pacific
Gambling Frank, dwl 004 Pine
Gambolina Baptiste, milker Francis L. Such, cor Douglas

and Twenty-fourth
Game Matthew F., mining secretarj', office 320 Sansom

room 24, dwl 1006 Pine
Ganien Anton (Gamen d: Gerig), dwl NW cor Eighteenth

and Clara Av
Gamen Gasjiar, laborer Gamen & Gerig, NW cor Eight-
eenth and Clara Av
Gamen & Gerig (A nton Gam.en and Henrich Oerig), dai-
rymen, NW cor Eighteenth and Clara Av
Gamerston John T., sexton Grace Church, dwl 3 Auburn
Games R. M., barber, dwl 928 Washington
Gamma Joseph, Swiss Benev. Soc., 627 Commercial
Gand Henrj- A. , trunkmaker, dwl S s Fourteenth bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Gande Emma Miss, milliner Mrs. Leavenworth, dwl 925

Washington
Gande William, auctioneer Isaac Froombei^, dwl 925

Washington
Gander Henry, barber, 426 Broadway
Gander John, lalxjrer, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berry
Gander Mary Mrs., fancy goods, 410 Third
Gandolfo Louis, cartman, dwl 11 Union PI
Gandy Horace, printer Cuberj' & Co., dwl Webster nr

Lombard
Ganerd Martin, laborer, dwl 610 Minna, rear
Ganey Peter Mrs., boarding and lodging, 1065 Market
Ganfield Thomais, laborer, dwl SE cor Rhode Island and

Butte
GANG IIERMA^T, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 520

Pine, dwl NE cor Dupont and Geary
Ganglotf Frank, metermaker S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 117
William

Oangloif Joseph, tinsmith, dwl 117 William

Gangloff Theresa (widr>w), dwl 117 William

Gannon Ann (widow), dwl 206 Minna

Gannon Edward, lal)orer, dwl 402 Minna, rear

Gannon J., laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.

Gannon James, dwl l.^OO Clay

Gannon James, laborer, dwl 833 Folsom

Gannon James, paver, dwl 44 Jessie

Gannon John, laborer, dwl 30 Gilbert

Gannon Lawrence, hatter, dwl 822i Post

Gannon Louis (Ganiwn ifc Salviette), dwl 7 Graham PI nr

Green
Gannon Michael, dwl United States Hotel
Gannon Michael, calker Spring Vallev Water Co., dwl 20

Ritch
Gannon Peter, teamster A. Miller, dwl W s Alabama bet

Mariposa and Eighteenth
GANXO.N' I'ETER T., cigars and tobacco, junction

Market and Post, dwl SW cor Castro and Sixteenth
Gannon Rachel (widow), dwl 12 Hampton PI
Gannon & Salvietti {Louis Gannon and Salvatore Salvi-
etti), i)laster pans image manufacturers, 7 Graham PI
Gannett Joseph, steward, dwl 117 Drunnn
Gans Albert, butcher Solomon Gans, dwl 1504 Howard
Gans August E., recei\ing teller Savings and Loan Soc,

dwi Woodrow House
Gans Bernard, clerk Harry M. Heineman, dwl 913 Clay
Gans Isidore, butcher Solomon Gans, dwl 435 Natoma
Gans Jacob, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Market and Sec-
ond
Gans Solomon, butcher, 3 Union Market, dwl 1504 How
Gans William, butcher S. Newman & Co., dwl 14 Natoma
Gans. See Ganz

Gansberg Charles, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, res Oak-
land
Gansberg Henrj', bootmaker, 405 Broadway
Gansberg Max, dwl 10 Quincy
Gansevoort James, salesman Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl

423 Second
GANSL ALBERT, manager B. Davidson & Co., office
NW cor Montgomery and Commercial, res Menlo
Park
Gant Andrew, laborer John W. Mackay, dwl 825 O'Far-
rell
GANTXER JOHN, proprietor Swiss Hotel, 627-629

Commercial
Gantner Richard {Jacob Sindel <fc Co.), dwl 12 St. Charles

PI
Gants W. W., clerk George Kenney, dwl 118 Post
Ganty M., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Gantzer Albertine Mrs., dwl 417 Kearny
Ganville Patrick, laborer, dwl 9 Clara
Ganz Enoch S. {Ganz <t Co.), dwl 109 O'Farrell
GA\Z A CO. {Enoch S. Gam), real-estate agents, 240

Montgomery
Ganz. See Gans

Ganzert William, laundryman Lick House
Ganzhom Christian, liquor saloon, 657 Washington, dwl

727 Clay
Gar Mary (widow), dwl 424 Union
Garabini Antonio, vegetable dealer, dwl 15 Union PI
Garassini Stefano, vegetable dealer, Colombo Market, S s

Pacific nr Front
Garau Constant, cook Jules Disdier, dwl W s Montgomery

Av, bet Vallejo and Broadway
Garbade Charles, liquor saloon, ,502 Broadway
Garbarino Antonio, marblecutter, dwl 414 Vallejo
Garbarino Louisa Miss, tailoress, dwl 414 Vallejo
Garbarino Matilda Miss, tailoress Domingo Richiri, dwl

414 Vallejo
Garbarino Michael, signwriter Giovanni B. Deferrari, dwl

414 Vallejo
Garber E. B. Miss, dwl Grand Hotel
Garber John {Garber cfc Thornton), res Oakland
GARBER A THOR.\TO.\ {John Garber and Harry
I. Thornton), attorneys at law, office 320 Sansom
rooms 17 and 18
Garbini Antonio, vegetable dealer, dwl S s Cadell Alley

nr Union
Garbini Jos6, laborer, dwl S s Cadell Alley nr Union
Garbini S., dwl 4 Cadell Alley nr Union
Garbutt John, painter, dwl 140 Fourth
Garcelon Harvey, carpenter, dwl SW cor Second Av and

Camp
Garcelon Horace F., clerk Jos. L. King & Co., dwl SW

cor Second Av and Camp
Garcia Carman A., embroiderer and dressmaker, dwl 5

Market PI
Garcia Charles, hairdresser Barber & Keser, dwl 683 Miss

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Garcia Felix, ironmolder Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 604

Stockton
GAK<'I.i FRANnSt'O, liquor saloon and restaurant,

71S Montgomery, dwl Ss Fifteenth bet Noe and Castro
Garcia Gregorio, blacksmith Amado Mendoza, dwl E a

Stockton bet Broadway and Vallejo
Garcia J., clerk, dwl 34 Eddy
Garcia Jesus, dwl 702 Vallejo
Garcia Joaquin, surcingleniaker, dwl 22 Hinckley
Garcia John, waiter Grand Hotel
Garcia John C, cabinetmaker Morrell & Titus, dwl 5

Stockton
Garcia Jose, farmer, dwl 816 Jackson
Garcia Jose A. ((Mrcia ifc Alvarez), dwl 531 Stevenson
Garcia Jose L., porter Anthes «Si Fleischman, dwl 4 Bren-

ham PI
Garcia Joseph, miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 117

Commercial
Garcia Levarata, dressmaker, dwl 22 Hinckley
Garcia Louis A., jeweler Amado Mendoza, dwl 417 Bdwy
Garcia Modesto, dwl 32 Page
Garcia N. B. Mrs., dwl 821 Bush
Garcia R., lithographprinter Brltton, Key & Co., dwl 504

Eddy
Garcia Ricardo, cook Lisbon House, 116 Jackson
Garcia Santos, jeweler, dwl 1318 Dupont
Garcia Theodore, cook, dwl 9 Margaret PI
Garcia Vicentia Miss, seamstress Joseph Sheyer, dwl 224

Green
Garcia Vicente, jeweler, dwl 5 Pollard PI
Garcia & Alvarez {Jos^ A.Garcia and Cayetano Alvarez),

manufs cigars, 413 Sacramento
Garcin August, drayman Lenormand Bros., dwl SW cor

Dupont and Pine
Garcin Leopold L. {Garcin & Son), dwl Eighteenth nr

Guerrero
Garcin & Sou (Leopold L. Garcin and Charles Barton),

proptrs Vulcan Forges, 294 Howard
Gard Jacob, cotfiiimaker David W. Hunt, dwl 1721 Market
Gard John, shoemaker, dwl Ws Scott bet Ellis and O'Far-

rell
Gard John Jr., shoemaker, dwl W 8 Scott bet Ellis and

O'Farrell
Garda Juan, expressman, dwl 1 Jasper PI
Garde William, boatman, dwl 2219 Mason
Gardella Charles, hostler, dwl W s Masonic Av nr Point

Lobos Av
Gardella Guiseppe (Linn cfc G.), dwl 1311 Dupont
Gardella Peter, boot and shoemaker, dwl 623 Broadway
Gardemeier Asmus D., carver Charles Schroff, dwl SWcor

Montgomery Av and Filbert
Gardemeier Peter H. , hairdresser, dwl 709 Filbert
Gardemeyer Christian, local policeman, dwl 209 Pacific
Garden Casper, tailor, dwl 26 Ritch
Garden Joseph, dwl Morton House
Gardenberg Adolph, expressman, dwl 417 Jones
Gardener James H., clerk Folsom Laundry, dwl 536 Va-
lencia
Gardener John, brickmaker, dwl E s 2Jebraska nr Silver

Av, South S. F.
Gardener Orrin G., machinist, dwl S s Crescent Av nr

Islais Creek, Bemal Heights
Gardener Patrick, boilermaker Eisdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 505 Powell
Gardenier Henry, policeman City Hall, dwl 1116 Tyler
Gardes Herman (Gerdes <t- Schmidt), dwl 524 Fourth
Gardes & Schmidt (Herman Gardes and Adolph J. S.

Sch7nidt), liquor saloon, 524 Fourth
Gardida Felipe J., bookkeeper Morelos & Co., dwl 21 Stone
Gardina Peter, stonecutter Frank Williams, dwl 723 San
Gardiner Baldwin, bookkeeper Minor S. Martin, dwl 2101

California
Gardiner Charles, hostler James L. Farrell, dwl Masonic

Av nr Point Lobos Av
Gardiner Charles A., stevedore, dwl 18 Frederick, rear
Gardiner Drury, coachman William S. Phelps, dwl 1203

Pacific
Gardiner Fanny M. (wdow), dwl 218 Seventh
Gardiner Francis I., conductor Omnibus R. R. Co,, dwl

229 Third
Gardiner Frank, liquor saloon, 1031 Keamy
Gardiner George D. (George D. Gardiner & Co.), dwl 1821

Pine bet Gough and Octavia
<;.lKI»i:VER <;k:OK<;E ». a CO. (John R. Gard-

iiier), importers and manufacturers watches, jewelry,

diamonds, etc., 302 Montgomery
Gardiner Henry, dwl 609 Bush
Gardiner Henry H., painter, dwl 1010 Natoma
Gardiner James, teamster Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Gardiner James J., deputy County Surveyor, dwl 619 Eddy
Gardiner J. H. N., capitalist, office 302 Montgomery room

8, dwl 215 Austin
Gardiner John R. (George D. Gardiner <t- Co.), dwl 215

Austin
Gardiner M. V. B., traveling agent H. P. Stanford, dwl

C22i Ellis
Gardiner Thomas (Gardiner A Mercer), 426 Montgomery
CiAUUI.N'KU A MERCER (Thoman Gardiner and Hob-

ert J. Mercer), real-estate agents and housebrokera,

426 Montgomery
Gardini Mikado, laborer, dwl 634 Vallejo
Gardner August (Engelhardt & G., and Gardner &

Ilarsy), dwl 1321 Keamy
Gardner Bartholomew (Gard)ier i: Peters), dwl 14 Ohio
Gardner Celia, shirtmakerNeustadter Brothers, dwl Gough

bet Grove and Hayes
Gardner Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 12 Cleveland
Gardner Charles, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Gardner Emma (widow), dwl 405 Keamy
Gardner Erick G., assayer, dwl 205 Fifteenth
Gardner F. A., dwl 636 Commercial
Gardner F. A., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

FVancisco
Gardner F. J. Mrs., nurse, dwl 275 Stevenson
Gardner George E., bookkeeper Morgan & Co., dwl 905

Market
Gardner George E. , wines and liquors, cor Market and

Montgomery, dwl 748 Folsom
Gardner George M. (Billy & George), liquor saloon, 707

Davis (and Gardner A Co.), dwl 926 Montgomery
Gardner George R., clerk Pope k Talbot, dwl 21 Hawthorne
Gardner Hany W. , clerk U. S. Supplementarj' Appraiser's

Store, 701 Sansom, dwl 110 Taylor
Gardner Henry, dwl 515 Sacramento
GARDNER kOL^E, J. N. Gardner proptr, 812 and 814

Montgomeiy
Gardner Howard, teamster Lewis & Co., pier 1 Steuart
Gardner Isaac G., vice-president California Farmers' Mu-
tual Fire Ins. Assn, office NE cor California and

Davis, dwl 746 Howard
Gardner J., dwl 636 Commercial
Gardner James, carpenter stm C. M. Small, Front St.

Wharf
Gardner James, laborer, dwl 5 Broadway
Gardner James H., merchant, dwl 718 California
GARDNER J. N., proprietor Gardner House, 812 and

814 Montgomery
Gardner John, supt" Omnibus R. R., dwl 721 Howard
Gardner John R. , commercial agent, dwl N s Post bet

Broderick and Baker
Gardner Joseph, carpenter, dwl 1405 Pacific
Gardner Joseph W., clerk Gardner & Co., dwl 10 Medau

PI
Gardner L. M., dwl 110 Taylor
Gardner M. L. Mrs., dwl lio Taylor
Gardner O. W. (Gardner tO Oalres), dwl Grand Hotel
Gardner Roland B., clerk Maurice Dore & Co., dwl 3 Mar-
tha PI
Gardner Roswell H., porter Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl

535 Turk
Gardner Samuel, liquor saloon, dwl 1228 Pine
Gardner Sarah E., teacher music, dwl 926 Montgomery
Gardner Thomas, seaman, dwl 424 Tehama
Gardner Wilin, painter, dwl 48 Louisa
Gardner Willard, painter, dwl 155 Tehama
Gardner William, bookkeeper Augustus W. Enapp, dwl

Brooklyn Hotel
Gardner William, gasfitter, dwl 406 Broadway
Gardner William, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, dwl

120 Gilbert
Gardner William, master mariner, dwl 1140 Pacific
Gardner William, papermaker, dwl 724 F\dton
Gardner William H., salesman Henry F. Marsh, dwl 32

Fourth
Gardner William J., conductor Central Pac. R. R., dwl IIC

Taylor
Gardner William T., salesman Percy Beamish, dwl 1140

Pacific
Gardner & Co. (George M. Gardner), importers wines and

liquors, 429 Davis
Gardner c& Harsy (August Gardner and George Harsy),

liquor saloon, NW cor Kearny and Jackson
Gardner & Oakes (0. W. Gardner and George C. Oakes),

agents Eureka Silk Co., 120 Sutter
Gardner & Peters (Bartholomew Gardner and Edward

Peters), blacksmiths, 418 Pacific
Gardner. See Gardener and Gardiner
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Garfield John Q., whitener, 809 Market, dwl 1941 Bdwy

Giir^'an Edward, tn'oi'crics and liijuors, 731 Branimn

(iarfrim .lames, tailor, dwl 202 Sixth

Garjr.m Mariraret (widow), fiiriiislied rooms, 31 Anthony

Gariran Patrick, i)Iasterer, dwl 541^ Natonia

Oariraii Philip, stableman Lyon & Co., dwl 420 Chestnut

Garibaldi AnttJiie, laborer California Restaurant, dwl 146

Pacific
Garibaldi Francisco, dwl 1510 Powell
Garibaldi G. G., g:ilder and decorator, 801 Market, dwl

92() Market
Garilialili Gio Batta, vegetables, 37 Colombo Market
Garibaldi Gfovanni, marblesawycr Musto Bros., dwl 17

Soiiora PI
Garibaldi .James (Garibaldi d- Co.), dwl 1803 Mason
Garibaldi John, clerk A. Silvestre & Co., dwl I.SIO Powell
Garibaldi John, marblesawyer Musto Bros., dwl Francisco

nr JIason
Garibaldi Joseph, groceries and liquors, NW cor Green

and Dupont, dwl 1507 Dupont
Garibaldi Rosini, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW

cor Eighth and Brannan
Garibaldi Stephen, marbleworker, dwl 1516 Powell
Garibaldi & Co. (James Garibaldi and Sabitina Nar-

ddli), wood and coal, 1803 Mason
Garibay Simon, cigannaker, dwl 919 Washington
Garigan Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Green bet Battery and

Sansom
Garignan Mary, laundress, dwl 1031 Dupont
Garin Louis, glazier, dwl 13 Minna
Garin Paul E., teacher drawing, dwl 25 Garden
Garin Thomas, teamster, dwl 244 Minna
Gariner William, capmaker, dwl 40 Jessie
Gariot Albert (Gauthier .0 G.), dwl 702 Vallejo
Garland C. W., canvasser, dwl 400 Geary
Garland James, hostler O. A. Hicock, dwl Bay District

Fair Grounds
Garland James, oiler stmr Orizaba, Broadway St.AVharf
Garland Milton H. , wholesale and retail confectioner and

manufacturer cough drops, 828 Market, dwl 20 Stock
Garland Samuel, laborer Pacific Commercial Co., dwl 20

Oak
Garland Samuel E., assistant weigher Custom House, dwl

1014 Mission
Garland William D., office 420 California, dwl 617 Eddy
Garlich Henry, laborer, dwl 223 First
Garlick P., dwl 6:56 Commercial

Ganum , dwl 870 Folsom

Garms Peter, groceries and liquors, SE cor Montgomery

and Vallejo
Garms William F. (Hoelscher & Co.), dwl Fourteenth nr

Railroad, South S. F.
Gam William, capmaker, 423 Pine, dwl 40 Jessie
Garnaud Etienne, laundrjTiian Jaussaud & Co., dwl 826

Green
Gameau Caspar, wood and coal, SE cor Sixth and Mis-
sion, dwl E 8 York bet Twenty-fifth and Serpentine Av
Gamer Adelie (widow), dwl 103 Eighth
Gamer Henry, hackdriver, dwl 18 First
Garner Henry R., dyer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl S s

Butte nr Carolina
Garner James, laborer, dwl 2025 Sutter
Garner John, dwl 418 Union
Garnett Joseph, seaman stm Hmnboldt, Jackson St.

Wliarf
G.4R.\ETT LOrrS A., president El Dorado Water and

Deep Gravel Mining Co., office 524 Sacramento, dwl

35 Esse.v
Gamett William H., clerk, dwl 35 Essex
CiAR\I!'«!<> .lA.MES R., insurance agent, office 13 Mer-
chants' Exchange, 425 California, dwl 1224 Pine
Garniss Kate (widow), dwl 539 Second
Garnsey C. A., dwl 635 California
Garra Hugh, clerk, dwl 349 Jessie
Garrard Joseph, first lieut. Fourth U. S. Artillery, dwl

Presidio Barracks
Garratt Alfred, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl NE cor

Shasta and Michigan
Garratt Benjamin F., clerk William T. Garratt, dwl E s

Capp nr Nineteenth
Garratt G. W., fireman Palace Hotel
Garratt John, bagtier Blake, Robbins & Co., dwl 332

Vallejo
Garratt John R., apwthocary City and County Hospital
Garratt Richard M. , generalf reight agent's clerk Southern

Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl S s

Twenty-second bet Folsom and Shotwell
G.iRR.lTT M'lLHAM T., brass and bellfounder, 138-

142 Fremont, dwl 405 Sixth

Garrecht Stephen, sausagemaker Mayer Weil, dwl 221

Tyler
Qarreisee Garrett, carpenter, dwl 519 Pacific
Garretson Fanny, actress Bella Union Theater
Garrett Andrew, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 6 Natoma
Garrett Francis, bootmaker, 312 Pacific
Garrett Jacob L. , connnission merchant, 125 and 127 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 204 Tyler
Garrett James, teamster, dwl 204 Second
Garrett James H. (Garrett <(• liartlett), dwl 108 Hyde
Garrett .lohn H., cari>enter, dwl 1002 Montgomery
Garrett Samuel, porter Lohman, Coghill & Rountree, dwl

217 Second
Garrett Stephen, butcher, dwl 221 T>'ler
Garrett William T., truckman, dwl 248 Fourth
Garrett & Bartlett (Robert B. Bartlett and Jaineg H.
Garrett), produce commission merchants, SE cor Clay
and Sansom
Garrettson Patrick, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Garrettson William & Co., publishers (Philadelphia), Sam-
uel W. Dunn agent, office 029 Washington
Garretty John, bagtier Blake, Robbins & Co., dwl 417

Greenwich
Garrety John, steerage steward O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Garrick Annie J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 104 Mason
Garrick Michael, carriagemaker and blacksmith, 850 How-
ard, dwl 815 Folsom
Garrick William J., clerk Pac. Cordage Factory, dwl 104

Mason
GARKIGA ATVDRES Rov., pastor (Spanish parish)
Guadalupe Church, dwl N s Broadway bet Mason and
Taylor
Garrigan Edward, laundrj'man Pac. Laundry, dwl NW

cor Greenwich and Gough
Garrigan I., laborer Sjiring Valley Water W. Co.
Garrigan John, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl

cor Ritch and Louisa
Garrigan Laughlin, longshoreman, dwl N s Filbert bet

Sansom and Montgomery
Garrigan LawTence, fruits, etc., 1147 Howard
Garrigan Patrick, teamst«r Arthur M. Ebbets, dwl 1001

Battery, rear
Garrisene Nicholas, gardener, W s San Jos6 Road nr

County Line
Garrish L., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills
Garrison Freeborn, carpenter, dwl 1729 Market
Garrison G. Miss, teacher Bryant St. Primary School, dwl

411 Brannan
Garrison Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 132 Seventh
Garrison J. , farmer, dwl Overland House
Garrison Lewis B. , wines and liquors, and agent Bethesda
Mineral Spring Water, NW cor Bryant and Third,
dwl 411 Brannan
Garrissere Frank, hairdresser and dealer human hair, 40

Geary
Garrissere Pierre, hairdresser Joseph Rosa & Nephew, dwl

621 Montgomery Av
Garrity Daniel F., laborer William T. Garratt, dwl 514

Mission
Garrity Ellen Mrs. , dwl 215 Tehama
Garrity J., laborer Wade's Opera House
Garrity James, gasfitter, dwl 11 Salmon
Garrity John, carriagepainter Mills c& Evans, dwl 11 Sal-
mon
Garrity John, horseshoer William Duncan, dwl 220J

Leavenworth
Gai-rity John, laborer, dwl 313 Perry
Garrity John B., steward Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 12J

Clinton
Garrity M. (widow), dwl 11 Salmon
Garrity Patrick, drayman, 732 .Sac, dwl 48 EverettJ
Garrity Patrick, laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Building
Garrity Peter, saloonkeeper, dwl 30 Borland
Garrity William, painter, dwl 407 Greenwich
Garrity. See Garrety

Garrod James, housepainter Wason & Morris
Garrv Edward E., bookkeeper Gillespie, Zan & Co., dwl

il2 Fourth
Garry Louisa M. Miss, dwl 112 Fourth
Garrj' Sarah (wndow), furnished rooms, 112 Fourth
Garsey John, tailor William Bergholte, dwl 10 Mason
Garsey S., clerk, dwl 10 Taylor
Garside George, surveyor, dwl 303 Jones
Garsola T. (widow), la\indress, dwl 1318 Dupont
Garson Andrew, foreman Isaac K. White, dwl 450 Guer-
rero
Gartelmann Heinrich, brewer Hayes Valley Brewery, 512

Grove
Garten William, dwl 280 Minna, rear

5 JPEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELRY made to order and HEPAIHED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchan ?.

Gartenberg Abraham, bookkeeper H. Wronkow & Co.,

dwl 417 Jones
Garthorne Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 216 Capp
Garthorne Charles A., photographer, dwl 216 Capp
Garthonie Edward, clerk, dwl 216 Capp
Gartliorne George H., clerk Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 216

Capp
Garthorne Robert, baker, dwl 216 Capp
Gartland James, boilerniaker F. I. Curry, dwl W s Brj'-

ant Av bet Bryant and Brannan
Gartland James, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.,

dwl 106r> Market
Gartland Batrick, marblepolisher John Daniel & Co., dwl

777 Market
Gartland Philip, mason, dwl W s Fillmore nr Eddy
Garves John, gardener, dwl 1530 Post
Garves K., dwl 030 Commercial

Garvey , (widow), dwl 417 Greenwich, rear

Garvey Annie, milliner, dwl 227 Stevenson

Garvey Daniel, laborer, dwl 13 Hunt

Garvey David, driver Hibernia Brewerj% dwl 733 Tehama

bet Eighth and Ninth
Garvey J., carpenter, dwl 134 Fourth
Garvey James {Garvey ct- McCoUry), dwl SE cor Everett

and Fourth
Garvey James P. , real-estate agent, office 426 California,

dwl 605 Polk
Garvey John, painter, dwl 227 Stevenson
Garvey John, tinsmith Charles Brown, dwl 13 Hunt
Garvey Patrick, barkeeper William Deegan, dwl 928 How
Garvey Patrick, teamster Hibernia Brewerj', dwl 733 Te-
hama bet Eighth and Ninth
Gar\'ey Thomas, machinist Joshua Hendy, dwl 516 Fourth
Garvey William, stableman Dexter Stables, dwl 227 Stev
Garvey William V. , attorney at law, dwl 707 Green
Garvey & McCottrj' (James Garvey and John McCottry),

bellhangers and silverplaters, 1003 Howard
Garvin Daniel, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, dwl

Eleventh Av bet F and G, South S. F.
Garvin James, expressman, cor Market and Si.xth, dwl

cor Ridley and Jlarket
Garvin Lawrence, butcher, dwl 153 Silver
Garwn William, cabinetmaker, dwl 250 Foiu-th
Garvin William, teamster Lord & Grace, dwl NW cor

Eighth and Bryant
Garwille G. A., woodturner, dwl 18 First
Garwille C. A., clerk, dwl 18 First
Garwood Henrietta M. (widow), dwl 530 Harrison
Garwood R. , machinist, dwl 27 Minna
Garwood William T., physician, office 520 Kearny, dwl

926 Market
Gary Henry, dry goods, dwl 28 Ellis
«AS LKiHY €0. S. F., office SE cor First and Na-

toma
Gas Meter Inspector, Henry George, office 531 Mission
Gascart Michael, dwl 18 St. Mary, rear
Gashacker, Andrew, furnituremaker, dwl 413 Bryant
Gashweiler Simeon F., mining, dwl 1727 Vallejo
Gashwiler John W., mining, office 309 Montgomery room

57, dwl Palace Hotel
Gaskin Charles M. , local policeman, dwl 324 Clay
Gaskin Edward M., window-shademaker, 3 Spear, dwl

1217 Howard
Gaskin George W. , match-woodsawj'er, dwl 1217 Howard
Gaskin John B., clerk Michael J. Hull, dwl 1217 Howard
Gasper Jacob, charge mirrors Palace Hotel, dwl 81 Jessie
Gasper Joseph, machinist F. B. Schoensteln, dwl 2 Russ
Gasper Peter, boot and shoemaker, dwl 81 Jessie
Gasque Henry F. (Gasqite d- Kroeger and Gasque d: Rie-

chers), dwl SW cor O'Farrell & Hyde
Gasque & Kroeger (H. F. Gasque and Herman Kroeger),

groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth and Mission
Gasque & Riechers (//. F. Gasqite and F. liiechers), gro-
ceries and liquors, SW cor O'Farrell & Hyde
Gassaway F. H,, editorial department San Francisco News

Letter, 607 Merchant
Gasse Henrj', seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Gassert William, fruits, 1302 Mission
Gassman Emma (widow), carpetsewer, dwl 399 Hayes
Gassmann Frederick, picture-framemaker, dwl SW cor

Dupont and Broadway
Gassmann John B., laundrj', 406 Union
Gassmann Joseph, furnished rooms, 428 Broadway
Gassmann Joseph Jr., bookkeeper Wieland Bros., dwl 428

Broadway
Gassner Valentine, bootmaker, 437 Pine
Gasson James, steward stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf
Gastieger J., clerk, dwl 909 Kearny
Gaston Gustave, jeweller, dwl 610 Ellis

Gaston Henry C, bootmaker, 625 Merchant, dwl 213 Dup

Gately A. (widow), dwl S s Louisiana nr Sierra

Gately Edward, clerk, dwl 329 O'Fanell

Gately Elizabeth, fruits, 400 Post

Gately John, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valencia

Gately John, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building

Gately John, laborer Patrick Casserly, dwl Railroad House

Gately Michael, laborer superintendent streets

Gately Patrick, cartman superintendent streets, dwl 1718

Post
Gately Thomas, blacksmith M. P. Holmes, dwl 430^ Qem
Gately Thomas, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Gately Thomas B., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl S 8

California nr Webster
Gates A. J. Mrs., dwl 13 Stockton
Gates David B., dwl 118 Gearj-
Gates Emory B., dwl 8 Mason

Gates George, printer William P. Harrison, dwl 536 Mar-
ket
Gates George A., livery stable, NW cor Post and Devisa-

dero
Gates George H., seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Gates George W., clerk, dwl 416^ Post
Gates Horace {Horace Gates ct- Co.), dwl 510 Howard
Gates Horace & Co. (Andrew J. Jessvp and Edward L.

Clapp), proprietors Eagle Coffee and Spice Mills, 112

Spear
Gates Horace D., civil engineer, dwl 510 Howard
GATES HOK ATIO S., physician, and real-estate, office

526 Merchant, dwl NE cor Sutter and Steiner
Gates Hugh, farmer, dwl 22 Turk
Gates J. W., shipbuilder, dwl 15 Stockton
Gates James H., dniggist, NW cor New Montgomery and

Howard, dwl 10 Russ
Gates James R. (J. B. Gates <t Co.), dwl 310 Stockton
Gates John, wharfbuikler, dwl E s Stev nr Eighteenth
Gates Josepli, dwl 620 Washington
Gates J. R. & Co. , wholesale and retail druggists, NW cor

Sanson! and Commercial
Gates S. B. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School, dwl

416^ Post
Gates Sophia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 138 Fourth
Gates William, shipcarpenter, dwl 15 Stockton
Gath Alexis, fringemaker Fromm & Schaefer, dwl 332

Sixth
Gatinelle John, cook French Hospital, S s Brj'ant bet

Fifth and Sixth
Gatke John, laborer, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Gaton John, peddler, dwl 242 Beale, rear
Gatteger William, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Gatter Francis VV., master barken tine Victor, office 305

East, dwl 1213 Union
Gattinger William, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro.,

dwl 126 Gilbert, rear
Gatto Antonio {Antonio Gatto <{• Co.), dwl 6 Margaret PI
Gatto Antonio & Co., wood and coal, cor Cal and Larkin
Gatto John, woodchopper, dwl 6 Margaret PI nr Vallejo
Gatto Michael, wood and coal, cor Jackson and Green, dwl

1126 Filbert
Gattonich Peter, laborer, dwl 5 Vallejo PI
Gaubatz Ferdinand A., dwl E s Mission, bet Twenty -fifth

and Twenty-sixth
Gaubert Joseph, florist, 619 Sacramento, and nurserj% SE

cor Thirteenth Av and P, South S. F.
Gauchet Henry, laundrj-, 970 Harrison
Gauf H., clerk, dwl 215 Tjier

Gauge Marcelin, baker Celestin Verges, dwl 112 Dupont
Gauggel Leo, shoemaker, dwl 429 Pine
Gaughan John, milkman Henry Bruns, dwl cor Tliirtieth

and San Jos6 Av
Gaughan William, butcher Hayden & O'Brien, dwl 280

Minna
Gaugh'egan Katie Miss, cutter, dwl 1158 Folsom
Gaughegan Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1158 Folsom
Gaughegan Thomas, baker, dwl 1158 Folsom
Gaughran James, clerk Hanson, Ackerson & Co., dwl 126

Gilbert
Gaughler Emile (Gaugler, Simon ct Co.), dwl 823 Pac
Gaugler John Baptiste (Gaugler, Simo7i cD Co.), dwl 158

Clara
Gaugler, Simon & Co. (John B. and Emile Gaxtglcr and

L. Simon), manufacturers desks and office furniture,

1045 Market
Gaul James, laborer, dwl 7 Harrison Av
Gaul Mary widow), dwl 424 Se\'enth, rear
Gauley Anna S. (widow), dwl 700 Sutter
Gauley James, entry clerk Cal. Cracker Co., dwl Ss Bush,

bet Taylor and Jones
Gauley Michael, dwl Oljinpic Lodgings

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Enssian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Cj

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

GAU

335

GED

Oault Adoljih, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 17 Morey

Alley
Oault Alexander A. (GavH •(■ Ducanse), dwl 15 Morey Alley
Gault Georjje, drayman Peck & Co., dwl 735 Vallejo
Oault Mary (widow), dwl 15 Morey Alley
Oault & Pueasso {AUxfindi'r A. Gault and Peter L. Du-

caxse), joroceries and li(iucirs, NW cor Bush and Dupont
Gauntlctt M. L. Mrs., dwl 930 Market
Oausch Leopold, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Gaussail Bernard, expressman, NW cor Stockton and

Broadway, dwl 1237 Stockton
Gaussail Kmile, secretary Pac. Borax Co., office 621 San-

som, dwl 1237 Stockton
Gauterson Alfred, carpenter, dwl 3 Hunt
Gautier Eu£;ene (Gautifr it Gariot), dwl 30fi Green
Gautier Franijois, driver L. J. Renault, dwl Franklin, bet

Lombard and Greenwich
Gautier L. P. , physician, office and dwl 102 Geary
Gautier & Gariot (£H7cn<- Gautirrd: Albert Gariot), stock-
brokers, office 238 Mcjutjfomery
Gauvrean Benjamin O., dwl SW cor Leav and Chestnut
Gavabok Frank, cook Fuifcl k Sohroeder, dwl 425 East
Gavalli A., machinist, dwl 510 Pine, rear
Gavan Dominic, salesman A. Calmann, dwl 217 Stev
Gavan Michael J., dry goods, 154 Third, dwl 413 Minna
Gavan Peter, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 804 Third
Gavan. Sef Ga\nn
Gave Charles, teamster, dwl SW cor SLxth Av and M,

South S. F.
Gaveard -Mary A. (widow), dwl 4 Howard Court
Gaven Josiah, ironmolder, dwl 141 Second
Gaver Edward S., reg-istrar deposits U. S. Mint, dwl 126

Fifth
Gaver John, blacksmith, dwl 130!) Vallejo
Gaver Rebecca Miss, dwl 1309 Vallejo
Gavica Enrique J., bookkeeper Cobo, Ygnal & Co., dwl

907 Clay
Gavigan Annie Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primary

School
Gavigaii Mary (vsidow), dwl 1523 Mason, rear
Gaviijan William, wood dealer. La Rue's Wharf, foot Mar-
ket, dwl 638 Stevenson
Ga\igan William J., compositor Dewey & Co., dwl 638

Stevenson
Gavin James, marbleworker Duffy Brothers, dwl cor Lar-

kin and Jackson
Gavin James, vamisher, dwl 113 Clinton
Gavin John, laborer, dwl 17 Dora
Gavin John, manufacturer clay pipes, dwl 1318 Jackson
Ga\'in John, teamster, dwl 2623 Clay
Gavin John, trackman, dwl Bay District Fair Grounds
Gavin John, wines and liquors, 109 Jessie
Gavin Margaret Mrs., dwl 13 Powell
Gavin Mary (widow), dwl N s Moulton bet Fillmore and

Steiner
Gavin Michael, laborer, dwl 10 Sherwood PI
Gavin Patrick, hackman. Plaza, dwl 1305 Jackson
Ga\in Patrick T., barkeeper James Atkinson, dwl 1021

Market
Gavin S., carpenter, dwl 3 Mason
Gavin Thomas, laborer Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl 1430

Jackson
Gavin T. P. , barkeeper, dwl 560 Mission
Gavin. See. Gavan
Gavina Juan, dwl 33 Hinckley

Gawler Edward, driver City R. R. Co., dwl 137 Fifteenth
Gawley William H., lumber dealer, dwl 417 Harrison
Gawne John {Moore <L- &'.), res Stockton
Gaxiola Carlos E., capitalist, office 320 Sansom, dwl 20

South Park
Gaxiola Eduardo, capitalist, office 320 Sansom, dwl 20

South Park
Gaxiola Jesus, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 1516 Pow-
ell, rear
GAXIOL.l N. A €0. {Xicolas Gaxinla and James

Smither.t), commission merchants, 320 Sansom
Gaxiola Nicolas (^V. Gaxiola <t Co.), and consul Salvador,

office 320 Sansom, dwl 20 South Park
Gay Albert C. , carpenter, dwl W s Har nr Twenty-third
Gay Belle M. Miss, dwl 215 Minna

<i.i¥ I'HAKLEiii, general agent, office 523 Montgomery
Gay Daniel C, pilot, dwl 509 VVashington
Gay George, waiter, dwl N s Post bet Broderick and Baker
Gay Henry, driver Gilfillan & Hohenschild, dwl 630 Minna
Gay Henry C, clerk, dwl 4 Medau PI
Gay Jean E. {Gay <t- Scheggia), dwl SW cor Dupont and

Broadway
Gay John, laborer, dwl 313 Main
Gay John, woodcarver, dwl E s Chenery nr Thirty-first

Gay John G., superintendent Masonic Cemetery, Masonic

Av nr Point Lobos Av
Gay Peter, dairjnian Smart & Bro., dwl Old San Jos6

Road nr Industrial School
Gay William, cabinetmaker Edward H. Linforth & Co.,

dwl W s and nr San Miguel Station
Gay William M. , carpenter, dwl 13 Harriet
Gay & Scheggia (Jean E. Gay and Charles Scheggia),

wholesale and retail wines and liquors, 1138 Dupont
Gavkin John J., bookbinder, dwl 508 Howard
Gayle B. R., waiter S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St. Wharf
Gaylord George M., carpenter, dwl 810 Howard
Gaylord William H., commission agent horses, cattle, etc.,

716 Sansom, dwl Thirty-third Av nr I, Bay View,

South S. F.
Ga^'nor D. H., bellman Palace Hotel
Gaynor Francis, blacksmith, dwl E s Tenth bet Harrison

and Bryant
Gaj-nor John P., architect, office 315 Cal, dwl 566 Har
Gajiior M. , laborer, dwl 7 Natonia, rear
Gaynor Margaret (widow), dwl 1 McCormick
Gaynor Patrick, dwl 10 Noble PI
Gaynor Patrick, laborer, dwl 1313 Kearny
Gaynor William, policeman City Hall, dwl 227 Perry "
Gayon Eniil, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Gayson Jennie Miss, furnished rooms, 532 Pine
Gazales Juana (widow), dwl 629 Vallejo
Gazar Guilleaunie, butcher, dwl 312 Fifth
Gazet John, painter St. Deni.s & Chesney, dwl 336 Ritch
Gazet Michel, jjroprietor Caf(5 de France, 612 California
Gazel Andrea, laborer Brick Preserving Co., dwl 8 King
Geantit Alphonse, butcher, dwl 717 Union
Gearhart John W.. clerk R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 927 How
Geams Dennis, housemover, dwl 432 Seventh
Gearon John (Jlyan <t Gearon), dwl 28 Garden
Gearj' Daniel, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
OEARY nEK^iliii, groceries and liquors, 410 Folsom
Geary Frank, diiir)man, W s Sherman nr Twenty-first
Geary Henrj', boilemiaker, dwl 325 Main
Geary J., laborer, dwl 218 Union, rear
Geary James, carpenter, dwl 1433 Taylor
Gearv' James, clerk Burr & Fink, 3 Montgomery
Gearj' James, laborer Westerfield & Page, dwl 562 Jessie
Gearj' James, lather, dwl 517 Stevenson
Geary James, Ship Calker's Assn, 118 First
Geary Jeremiah, currier, SW cor Fifteenth and Guerrero
Geary Johannah (widow), dwl 516 Greenwich
Geary John, bookfinisher Bartling & Kimball, dwl SWcor

Fifteenth and Guerrero
Gearj- John, roofer, dwl 511 Howard
Geary John, laborer Pac. Boiler Works, dwl 325 Main
Gearj' John F., physician, office and dwl 632 Howard
Geary Josej)!!, laborer Pac. Boiler Works, dwl 325 Main
Geary Lawrence, blacksmith, dwl 51 Stevenson
Geary Lawrence, bookkeeper Burr & Fink, 3 Mont
Geary Maurice, laborer, dwl 25j Ritch
Geary Michael, teamster, dwl 638 Jessie
Geary Robert, plasterer, dwl E s Bryant Av bet Harrison

and Bryant
Gearj' Thomas, dwl 325 Main

Geary William, (liedington tt Co.), dwl 1508 Sacramento
Gebelen J., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Gebelin John C, cook John G. Druihe, dwl junction

Market and California
Gebhardt John, laborer F. D. Conro & Son, dwl All Na-
tions Hotel
Gebhardt William, upholsterer, 955 Howard
Gebhart August, with C. A. Reiners & Co., dwl 145 Silver
Gebhart F., sawmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., dwl 27

Louisa
Gebhart Joseph, furniture manuf, dwl 145 Silver
Geckler John, carriagemaker, dwl 473 Jessie
Geddei J. C, locksmith, dwl 18 First
Geddes Alexander, shipcarjienter, dwl 23 Frederick, rear
Geddes Cecelia (widow), dwl 111 Ninth
GEnnES CIIAKLES, architect, office 316 California,

dwl 2415 Howard
Geddes Samuel, mining, office 331 Montgomery room 16
Geddes William G., enginedriver Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl

E s Louisiana nr Shasta
Geddes & Bertrand Mill and Mining Co. (Eureka Co.,

Nev.), office 331 Montgomerj- room 10
Gedge Frank J. {Ged^/e d: Thayer), dwl 912 Vallejo
Gedge George, barkeeper James M. Farrell, dwl NE cor

Gearj' and Central Av
Gedge George, captain stm New World, Market St. Wharf
Gedge J. Harris, broker, dwl 2320 Mission
Gedge & Thayer {Frank J. Gedge and S. C. E. Thayer),

gents' furnishing goods, 323 Montgomerj'

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Gee Fan Hong & Co. (Chinese), druggists, 740 Com

Gee Ferdinand, master mariner, dwl 123 Perry

Gee George W. Mrs., dwl 1006 Post

Gee Robert S., bookbinder Althof & Bahls, res Oakland

Gee Sing (Chinese), boot and shoemakers, C19 Jackson

Gee Stei)hen, shijicarpenter, dwl 137 Natoma

Gee Wo (Chinese), lodgings, 610 Jackson

Geering Henry, porter Lampe Brothers, dwl Cosmopolitan

Hotel, basement
GefiFee Anton, carpenter F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 3 King
Gaffke Henr\-, laborer Cal. SugarRefinery, dwl 111 Bryant

nr Eighth
Gefken Dierk, groceries and liquors, SW cor Do\vney and

Br\ant
Gefken John C. (Hovct <£- Gefken), dwl 221 Tjler
Gegan Michael, laborer, dwl 427 j Stevenson
Gegan Thomas, laborer Subsistence Department U. S. A.,

dwl 414 Jessie
Geggus Frederick, butcher Louis Geggus, dwl W s Web-
ster nr Pine
Geggus Louis, market, 131 Fourth, dwl W s Webster nr

Pine
Gehan Charles, stockfltter Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor

Gough and Haight
Gehan J. , dwl 408 Broadway
Gehan James, trunkmaker, dwl 44 Clementina
Geharty Daniel, laborer, dwl Union Hotel, .511 Mission
Gehrels Anna (widow), furnished rooms, 308 Clementina
Gehrels Henry, clerk Henry Nordbruck, dwl 510 Filbert
Gehres G. , cabinetmaker G. Uelfinger & Co. , dwl 32 Welsh
Gehres Louis, baker R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 213 Sutter
Gehricke Frederick, clerk, dwl 789 Eddy
Gehricke Henry P., bookkeeper L. &, M. Sachs & Co., dwl

763 Harrison
Gehricke Otto F., mining and land agent, 310 California,

dwl 763 Harrison
Gehrig Ferdinand, foreman Pioneer Malt House, dwl 208

Francisco
Gehrig GJeorge, brewer Bay Brewery, dwl 605 Seventh
Gehring Charles, Restaurant, 224 Sixth, dwl 7 Caroline
Gehrit S., clerk, dwl 106 Eddy
Gehrt Henry, groceries and liquors, 703 Dupont
Geib Jessie, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl 1429

Steiner
Geib John, dwl Treat Av bet T^ventieth and Twenty-first
Geibel George, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 513

Vallejo
Geibel H., dwl 432 Vallejo
Geier Frank E., cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 358

Lewis
Geier Matilda Mrs., stamping, 1220 Powell
Geier Morris , agent United Anaheim Wine Growers' Assn,

dwl 1220 Powell
Geiger Henry, barkeeper Gustave Meyer, dwl 767 Market
Geiger John G., dwl 1018 Washington
Geiglingen Arthur, memorandum clerk U. S. Mint, dwl

S s Shotwell bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Geils Frederick, wines and liquors, SW cor Mission and

Beale
Geils Harman H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Polk

and Pacific Av
GEIM.IXX WBLH.15I, merchant tailor, 509 Mont-

gomerj', dwl 925 Jackson
Geirrien Sebastian, cigarmaker Henry Sutliff, dwl 1816

Mason
Gein-ine Charles, salesman Feigenbaum &, Co., dwl 328

Vallejo
Geisen Frederick, stationery, 158 Second, and crockery

and toys, 318 Third
Geisen William, barkeeper, dwl 2 Chelsea PI
Geiser Francis J., foreman carbuilder Southern Pacific

R. R., dwl IfW Twenty-third and Columbia
Geiser John, laborer Detmar Haesloop, dwl 39 Jackson
Geisin William, barkeeper N. Leigh, dwl 618 Montgomery
Geishaker Andrew (Kraf/en d- Co.), dwl 413 Brjant
Geishaker John P., machinehand Kragen & Co., dwl 322

Folsom
Geishaker Martin, sawyer Andrew Frei, dwl 15 Gilbert
Geislar Frank, engraver Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl 516

Franklin
Geisler Chris., porter G. Leipnitz & Co., 429 Bush
Geisler John, dwl 403 Union
Geiss G., upholsterer, dwl 18 First
Geissberger Louis, dwl 1520 Dupont
Geisse George F. , mining, office 302 Montgomery room 14

dwl Grand Hotel
Geist Michael, boilcrmaker, dwl 18 First
Geist William (Kragen it- Co.), dwl 921 Geary
Geister W., tailor, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway

Geitner George, bootmaker, 535 Geary

Geitner Leonhardt, blacksmith, NW cor Market and Front,

dwl 33 Jessie
Geize Frank, machinist, dwl 217 Tehama
Gelander Robert, cook Techau & Jesscn, dwl 220 Pacific
Gclann James, laborer, dwl 21 Sherwood
Gelien Adolph, cigarmaker Rudolph Gelien, dwl 623 Cal
Gelien Robert C, with Rudolph G. Gelien, dwl 623 Cal
Gelien Rudolph G., manuf and wholesale dealer cigars

and tobacco, 221 Da^is, dwl 623 California
Gellert Henry, barber, dwl 1328 Sacramento
Gellert Jacob, hairdresser Samuel Brodek, dwl 1328 Sac
Gellert Louis, tailor, 609 Commercial, dwl 1328 Sac
Gelli Charles, foreman Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl Broad-
way bet Stockton and Dupont
Gellig James, carriagetrimmer Carvill Manuf. Co.
Gemar Peter, machinist Theodore Kallenberg, dwl 27 An-
thony
Gemill Robert, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 822 Fourth
Gendar Edward F. (i'. F. Gendar it Co.), dwl 545 Stev
Gendar E. F. & Co., commission merchants, foreign and

domestic fruits, nuts, etc., 413 Front
Gendar John W., confectioner, dwl 526 Eddy
Gendar Reuben, clerk F. Gendar & Co. , dwl 7 St. Mary
Gendar William, laborer Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.,

dwl N s Lombard bet Fillmore and Webster
Genders M., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
General Insurance Co. (Dusseldorf), Henry Balzer & Co.

agents, office 213 Sansom
General Insurance Co. (Magdeburg), Henry Balzer & Co.

agents, office 213 Sansom
General Thomas Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,

Nev.), William Willis secretary, office 309 Montgom-

erv room 29
CiE\EX.4L TR.4XSATLAXTIG CO., BeUoc Frtres

agents, office 524 Montgomery
Genereaux B. C. , master mariner, dwl 111 Grove
Genereaux Henrj', carpenter, dwl 707 Natoma
Generick Frederick, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Genesee Flour Mills, N s Gold bet Montgomer>- and San
Genesee Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Edward F. Stone

secretar}% office 419 California room 3
Genessee Valley Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.), Ford H.

Rogers secretary, office 330 Pine room 28
Geneva Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Cherry Creek,

Nev.), Isaac T. Milliken secretarj', office 302 Mont
Geneve Louis, cai-penter and builder, dwl 637 AVashington
Geneve P. Mrs., hattrimmer, dwl 637 Washington
Geneve Victor, waiter Poodle Dog Restaurant, 445 Bush
Geniso Joseph, fruit and vegetables, 507 Washington, dwl

736 Vallejo, rear
Gensherger Max, bookkeeper Louis Kline & Co., dwl 10

Quincy
Gensler Julius, tailor, 26J Sixth
Gensler Michel, clerk, dw-l 429 Fulton
Gensoul Adrian, cashier French Savings and Loan Soc,

411 Bush, res Oakland
Genster Jacob, barber, 908 Larkin
Gentberger Max, San Francisco Verein
Gentil Arthur (^. Gentil d- Co.), 11 Kearny
GEXTBL A. «!' CO. (i?t'rHrtrrf Pi(i/ooM), manufacturers

perfumery and hair restoratives and dealers human

hair, 11 Keaniy
Centner Christ, barkeeper William Davison, dwl 17 Stock-
ton Alley
Centner Charles, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl

Philadelphia Hotel
Gentry Abner, broker, dwl 620 Market
Gentr}' John, dwl 31 Minna

Gentrv Richard B. {Kirkpatrick Js G.), dwl 817 Post
Geiity Edward, dwl 835 Clay
Genty Emelia Mrs., laundry-, 835 and 837 Clay
Genty John, bookkeeper, dwl 108 Powell
Gentzsch Leopold, hairdresser Henry I. Jacobs, dwl 113

Park Av
Gentzen F., stairbuilderLangland & Leach, dwl 529 Fourth
Geoffrev August, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 423

Bush
Geoghegan Bernard, laborer, dwl 231 Second
Googhegan Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light^Co.
Geoghegan Richard, laborer, dwl 5 Lick
Geoghegan Samuel, salesman, dwl 220 Third
Geoghegan Thomas, bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co.,

dwl 1226 Howard
Geoghegan Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 20 Jessie, rear

George , dwl 137 Montgomery

George Abraham, dwl 9(i9 Howard

George Albert F., clerk David George, dwl 713 Broadway

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK «S; CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

QeorKe Andrew, deckhand S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.

Wharf
Geonre Bernard, boot and shoemaker, 503 Bush, dwl 19

Dupont
Geoivo C. E., dwl 421 O'Fanell

Geor^'C David, wood and coal, 13 Webb, dwl 713 Bdwy
Geor^ce E., dwl (iSti Coinmuroial

Georjtre Edward, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Buildinp
Georj^e Edward H., cjiblnetniaker, dwl junction Old San

Joso H.>;ul and Southeru Pac. U. R.
George Ella Mrs., dwl Lincoln House
George Evan E., salesman A. Lusk & Co., dwl CO Tehama
George Frank, laborer, dwl NE cor Sanson) and Union
George Henr\-, insi>ector gas meters, otBce 531 Mission,

dwl fi25 Harrison
George Henry C, clerk Davis & Cowell, dwl 234 Shotwell
George James, earj>eiiter Slechanics" Mill, dwl 115 Second
George James, waiter, dwl lOS Bernard
George James I., dwl 3 King
George J. G. , dealer live stock, dwl 547 Mission
George John, dwl 20a Post

George John, jiroprietor Chicago Restaurant, 205 Third
George John, shoemaker Jacob Oihn, dwl 481 Dmnmj
George John J., foreman Holland & Rupi>el, dwl (iSi! Jessie
George John \'. , deputy inspector gas meters, 531 Mission,

dwl """i^ Valencia
George Joseph, eari>enter, dwl 22 Turk
George Josejih R., hairdresser, dwl 418 Drumm
George Julius (GVo/y/e <!• Loughbornwjk) dwl 717 Sutter
George Levi F., cabinetmaker Sanford M. Hills, dwl 916

Stockton
George Louisa (widow), dwl W s San Jos6 Road, opp St.

Mary's College
George Nelson, carpenter, dwl 16 Tehama
GEOR<iE ICOBERT, accountant, office 606 Montgom-

erj-, divl 1307 Geary
George S. A., tinsmith Jacob Ahlbach, dwl 969 Howard
George T. E., carpenter, dwl 421 O'Farrell
George Tliomas, carpenter Mechanics' Mill, dwl 115 Sec
George William, liquor saloon, junction Old San Jos6

Road and Southern Pac. R. R.
George William, seaman, dwl 911 Post
George William H. , carpenter, dwl 327 Minna
George William J., barkeeper John G. Fav, dwl 19 First
GEORGE 4t; LOI'OHBOROa'GH, (Julius George

and AlcxandT Loiiijhhoruufjh), attorneys at law,

office NW cor Montgomerj- and Sacramento
Georges Leonard, salesman Sherman & Hyde, dwl 1113

Leavenworth
Georgia Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Richard

Wegener secretarj', office 414 California
Geotting Charles, musician, dwl 316 Pine
Geotz Charles, bedmaker German Hotel, 18 First
Geraghty A. T. (widow), 3 Mason
Geraghty Martin P., electrotj'per, dwl 3 Mason
Geraghty Michael, bookseller, news agent, etc., 1127 Fol-

som, dwl 1 Harrison Av
Geraghty Michael, laborer, dwl 10 Downiey
Geraghty William, painter, dwl 219 Hayes
Gerald Charles, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 125

Stevenson
Gerald E. F., traveling auditor Central Pac. R. R., office

XE cor Fourth and Townsend room 3, dwl Lick

House

Gerard , musician, dwl 309 Jessie

Gerard Arthur, pastry cook Peter Job, dwl cor"^ Kearny

and Pacific
Gerard Catherine Mrs., dwl 634 Pacific
Gerard Edward, fisherman, dwl S Polk Lane,Tear
Gerard Emil, clerk Isidore Eisenberg
Gerard James, carpenter Lick House
Gerard James, machinist Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 565

Howard ,

Gerard James, student Commercial College, dwl 513 Minna
Gerard John, fisherman, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear
Gerard John, machinist, dwl 1324 Pacific
Gerard Thomas, butcher Patrick O'Donnell, dwl NW cor

Raib-oad an Fifth avs. South S. F.
Gerard. See Girard

Gcrber Ag-atha Miss, domestic, dwl 125 Chestnut
Gerber Anthony, waiter New Franklin House, 321 Pacific
Gerber Charles^ dairy produce, 637 Broadway, dwl 831

Pacific
Gerber John B. , foreman A. Jacques, dwl 734 Mont
Gerber John Jacob, clerk James G. Steele & Co., dwl 316

Kearnv
Gerberding Edwin O., dwl 1218 Clay
Gerberding Frederick W., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 1218

Clav

Gerberding M. J. (widow), dwl 1218 Clay

Gerbie Wilhcmina Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 32 Sixth

Gercke Fritz {F. I/ulier and F. Oercke), dwl 317 Bush

Gercke William (Frwdrichs <t G.), dwl 639 Cal

Gercke. See Gerke

Gerdan August, cajitain schr General Ord, 'office 617 Davis

Gerdan Mrginia Miss, laundress Victor Quentin, dwl 808

Stockton
Gerdes .Mexander, salesman Kruse & Euler, dwl 743 Ellis
Gerdes H., teamster Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl 5 Dora
Gerdes Carsten, extjressman, SE cor Kearny and Post,

dwl 2243 Mission
Gerdes Fr. H. , jxissenger and ticket agent S. F. and North

Pac. R. R. Co., office 426 Montgomerj-, dwl Grand

Hotel
Gerdes George N., expressman, SE cor Kearny and Post,

dwl 22 Hinckley
Gerdes John, laborer, dwl T\\-enty-sixth nr Capp
Gerdes John X., proptr S. F. Soda Works, 733 Union
Gereau William Mrs. (widow), dwl 1505 California
Gergon Henry, driver Henrj' Koerber & Brother, dwl 15

Washington
Gergens John, cabinetmaker, dwl 122 Oak
Gerhard Berthold, confectioner, 1102 Dupont
Gerhard F. G., expressman, dwl 525 Geary, rear
Gerhard George, saddler, dwl NW comer Post and Taylor
Gerhardt Charles, driver Frederick Katz, dwl 418 Green-
wich
Gerhardt George, tinsmith, dwl 418 Greenwich
Gerharty Hugh, carpenter, dwl 435 Turk
Gerholdt Lucy (widow), dwl 2 Rose Av
Gerhow Charles, butcher Chris Dunker, dwl NE cor Har-
rison and Leale
Gerhow Frederick, groceries and liquors, 2 and 4 Mission,

dwl 561.V Howard
Gerichten Frederick, dwl 126 First Av
Gerichten J. E. Mrs., teacher French Mission Primars'

School, dwl 126 First Av
Gerichten Louis, teacher gj-mnastics, dw-1 8 Dale PI
Gerichten Philip {Philip Gerichten <t Co.), dwl 1 Yerba

Beuna
Gerichten Philip & Co. (Frederick H. Meyer), drugs and

medicines, 535 Commercial
Gericke Eugene, hairdresser Lampe Brothers, dwl 305

Minna
Gerig Henrich (Gainen ifc G.), dwl NW cor Eighteenth

and Clara Av
Gerima Charles, cook Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 420 Bran-
nan
Gering Frederick, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl SW

cor Battery and Green
Gering William, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 259

Twelfth
Geris William, woodturner, dwl 137 Tehama
Gerisch George, carpenter Pierre Guerrin, dwl 105 Pros-
pect PI
Gerke George, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Gerke Henrj", wholesale native wines and brandies, office

414 Market, res Vina, Tehama County
Gerke John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills,"dwl W s Georgia

nr Shasta
Gerke. See Gercke
Gerken Charles, waiter California Restaurant, dwl 504

Broadway
Gerken CUus (Girzikowsky <Ss G., and Blohm ct- G.), dwl

909 Kearnv
Gerken Diedrich {Gerken <£: Wohher), dwl 900 Stockton
Gerken Ernest, porter Tillmann & Bendel, dwl 344 Union
Gerken George, clerk Peter W. Wobber, dwl SE cor Kearny

and L'nion
Gerken Henry, bootmaker Moses Schwab, dwl cor Davis

and Vallejo
Gerken William, master mariner, dwl 1517 Dupont
Gerken & Wohher {Diedrich Gerken and Peter Wobher),

groceries and liquors, 900 Stockton
Gerkens Henry, barkeeper, dwl 312 Tehama
Gerkens William, speculator, dwl 228 Bush
Gerkins John, cabinetmaker, dwl 122 Oak
Gerl Christopher, laborer new Appraiser's Building
Gerl Henrj-, coachman William B. Carr, dwl 220 San Jos6

Av
Gerlack Charles 'A., watchmaker Cummings & Sons, dwl

327 Kearny
Gerlach George E., driver James J. Pennie Jr., dwl 226J

Austin
Gerlach George, physician, office and dwl 763 Howard
Gerlach Reinold, cooper Philadelphia Brewery, 123Tehama
Gerlach William P. {Frisiua d- G.), dwl 761 Howard

TAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

"D, "W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Moi

Gerlick D., clerk J. G. Waterman, dwl SW cor Jackson

and Montgomerj'
Gerlich John H. ificrlich <t Eocnij), dwl NE cor Folsom

and First
Gerlich Richard, dwl NE cor Folsom and Fifth
Gerlich k Koenig (Jo/m //. Gerlich and William U. L.

Koeniq). groceries and liquors, NE cor Fol and First
Germain Dwii,'ht, foreman Alta job office, dwl 740 Folsom
Germain Henry, merchant, dwl 414 O'Farrell
Germain Henry Jr., dwl 414 O'Farrell
Gennain Louise (widow), dwl 711 Commercial
Germain M., butcher, dwl 531 Jones
German Adolphus, hostler Central Pac. R. R., dwl 522

Sixth
German-American Insurance Co. (Fire, New York), Oliver

Howes a^ent, office 317 California
German Catharine (widow), dwl 702 Vallejo
German Clerk's Relief Society, office 410 Keamv
CiERM.VV f:.lII>IRG, Adolph Rosenthal coiisid, office

321 Batterj-
German Franz, dwl 509 Bush

«ERMA\ <;kxer.il bexeyolext society,

EiiiTcne Roemer a^ent, office 732 Washington
GERM.W HOSPITAL, 427 Brannan
German Hotel, Theodore Dierks proptr, 18 First
German House, William Eggert proptr, 25 Morton
German Lloyd Marine Insurance Co. (Berlin), Henrj' Bal-

zer & Co. agents, office 213 Sansom
GERHAX S.AVI.\'«S A.VO tOAX SOCIETY, Law-
rence Gottig president, George Lette secretary, 526

California
German Theater (Calif ornia Theater), N s Bush bet Kearny

and Dupont
Germania Brewerj", Gottlieb Blankenhom proprietor, NW

cor ?>Iason and Broadway
Germania Club, room 71 New Montgomery
Germania Gardens, Gustavus Briggs proprietor, W s Erie

bet Howard and Mission
Germania Life Insurance Co. (New York), Julius Jacobs

general agent, office 318 California
Germania Maximilian H., bootmaker John B. Morrison,

dwl 937 Filbert
Germanic Lloyd, Muecke, Vletor & Co. agents, office 109

California room 8
Germanus Davis, dwl 619 Post
Germarin Thomas, mariner, dwl 23 Clay
Germin Thomas, second mate brig Sheet Anchor, dwl 30

Clay
GER.liOX A. <i' CO,, general commission merchants

and wholesale and retail dealers California laurels,

ship timber, knees, and fancy woods, 14 and 16

Spear
Germon Adolphus {A. German & Co., and J. B. Holmes

<£• Co.), dwl 16 Spear
Gemdt William, carpenter, dwl SW cor Valencia and

Twenty-third
Gerner John, baker, dwl 26 Eddy

Gernich Augustus (yeumiller d: Co.), dwl 1073 Market
Gemreich William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Jackson

and Davis
Gerod James, carpenter, dwl 565 Mission
Gerolt James, miner, dwl 331 O'Farrell
Gerran Anthony, laborer, dwl 933 Sacramento, rear
GeiTan Dennis, laborer Henrj' S. Borland, NW cor Dolo-
res and Dorland
Gerran John, clerk Goodall, Nelson & Perkins S. S. Co.,

dwl 635 California
Gerran Martin, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Gerrick Charles, shipjoiner Boole & Webster, 7 Steuart
Gerrietzen Hermann, farmer, dwl 409 Pacific
Gerrine Sebastian, dwl 1S16 Mason
Gerrish Carlos, laborer Michael Kachele, dwl 305 Davis
Gerrish G., carpenter Wade's Opera House
Gerrish M. E. Mrs., wax flower manufacturer, 308 Post
Gerrish William, turner Cal. Planing Mills
Gerrit John, clerk, dwl 8 Dupont
Gerritsen Henry G., cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger &

Son, dwl 132 Se\enth
Gerritj' James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.
Gerrity John, laborer, dwl 240 Ritch
Gerrity Patrick, drajnnan, dwl 732 Sacramento
Gerry "Ferdinand F.. clerk C. H. Wetherbee & Co., dwl N

s Fifteenth bet Noe and Castro
Gerry Henry, laborer, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Pierce and

Steiner
Gerry John, shoemaker, 32 Ritch
Gerry S. Russell, resident physician Alms House, office

621 Washington, dwl Alms House
Gersell John, cook, dwl 502 Broadway

Gerson Andrew, cigarmaker, dwl W s Guerrero nr Seven-
teenth
Gerson Bertha Miss, dressmaker, 30 Sixth, dwl 517 Stev
Gerson Cornelius, carpenter, dwl 25S Clementina
Gerson Hennan, gasfitter, dwl 1014 Powell
Gerso!) Mar)' Mrs., nurse, dwl 517 Stevenson
Gerstenberg Henry (IFiiitam Gerstenherg it i?ro.), dwl

601 Taylor
Gerstenberg William (WUliam Gerstenherg <t Bro.), dwl

231 Stevenson
Gerstenberg William & Bro. {Henry Gerstenherg), oyster

saloon, 826 Market
Gerster Anton, carpenter. Golden Gate Park
Gerstle Lewis (ioMw Sloss it Co., Funcke tt Co., and

Hutchinson, Kohl, PhilUppem <S: Co.), res Frank-
fort, Germany
Gerths Au'j^ust, fisherman, dwl North German Hotel
Gertimer E. 8. , oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
Gertrude Benjamin, dwl 210 Ellis

Gerts Neal L., carpenter, dwl NE cor Green and Fillmore
Gerts William T., capitalist, dwl 1421 Washington
Gerty James, groceries and liquors, 206 Clara
Gertzen Otto, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 1604 Post
Gerwille C. A. , clerk, dwl 18 First
Genville George A., woodturner J. G. H. Mever, dwi 18

First
Gerwein Herman, cabinetmaker John Easton, dwl 250

Fourth
Gerzabek Oscar V., solicitor A. C. Dietz & Co., dwl 1633

Ellis
Geschek Wendel, saddler, 918 Pacific
Gesner Conrad (Lucas, G. <t- Co.), dwl 70S Pine
Gesner John F. , chemist, dwl 70S Pine
Gessick Frederick, dairjnnan, E s San Jos^ Road nr

county line
Gest August, blacksmith, dwl 146 Minna
Qestrel Eugene, clei-k A. E. Sabatie & Co., dwl 432 Bdwj'
Getche Sarah (widow), dwl Crescent Av and Gates, Ber-

nal Heights
Getchell James T., porter Marcus C. Hawlev & Co., dwl

10 De Boom
GETHIX EDU'ARD B., proprietor North Point

Docl< Bonded and Free Warehouse, NW cor Lombard

and Sansom, dwl 702 Sutter
Gethings Joseph A., salesman Eisen Bros., dwl 421 Clem
Gethings James E., clerk Peter T. Gannon, dwl 208 Van

Ness Av
Getka J. , f orgeman Pacific Rolling Mills
Getleson Bernard (Getleson d- Landii), dwl 1916 Sac
GETI/ESON A LAXDIS (Bernard Getleson and Gus-

tave C. Landtn), importers French calfskins and

wholesale dealers in leather and findings, 543 Market
Getleson, David, manager S. Lachman & Co.'s branch

wine depot, dwl 1916 Sacramento
Getliffe Charles J., bookkeeper B. Davidson & Co., 515

Montgomery
Getteldanner S., bricklayer, dwl 5 Stockton
Gettings Henry F. , shipcarpenter, dwl 73 Natoma
Getty James, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl S a Pine

bet Van Ness and Franklin
Getty Vernon, clerk quartermaster's department U. S. A.,

dwl 1104 Market
Getz Abraham, dwl 1724 Sutter

Gettz Anna Mme., preser\er natural flowers, 743 Howard
Getz August, driver Eclipse Bakery, dwl N s Lombard

bet ^Mason and Powell
Getz Bernard (Getz it Htrschfeld), dwl 1724 Sutter
GETZ BROTHERS & CO. (Louis and Joseph Getz,

and Solomon Rosen/eld), commission merchants and

wholesale provisions, and agents Alvarado Salt Works,

221 Front
Getz Frederick, cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl 81

Stevenson, rear
Getz Joseph (Getz Brothers it Co.), dwl 1309 Gough
Getz Joseph & Brothers, merchants (Lower Lake, Lake

Co.), office 221 Front
Getz Louis (Getz Brothers d- Co.), dwl 1726 Sutter
Getz & Herschfeld (Bernard Getz and Solomon Hersch-

feld), dairy produce, 16 and 17 Grand Central Market
Getze John, newscarrier, dwl 66 Shipley
Geunignani James (Jam"s d- Co.), dwl 797 Mission
Geuren Nicholas, cook, dwl 65 Jessie
Geuren P. S., clerk Southern Pac. R. R.
Gevanni George, cook F. W. Haubrich, 623 Commercial
Geyer Louis P. , hairdresser Frank Harris, dwl 220 Chest-
nut
Geyerswaldt Leo (Cuhe it G.), dwl 637 Minna
Geyser John, barkeeijer August Van Bergen, dwl Chelsea

PI nr Bush

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Bheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Cal

p. VAIT 5CHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Geyser Quicksilver and Mining Co. (Sonoma Co.,Cal.),

Ford H. Rogers secretary, office 330 Pine room 28
Geyser Staife Co., Sani'l Miller agent, otficc 3 New Mont
Gliwn Wesley P., coojier, 143 Minna
Gheeii William D., trunkuiaker D. S. Martin & Co., dwl

44 Clementina
Gherini .\mante, dwl 1312 Kearny
Ghurretty Daniel, foundryman, dwl F,\i Mission
Ghidcky VovsUe, seaman, dwl 120 Gilbert, rear
Ghilanli Lewis, ])ittures and importer fancy goods, 635

Jlarkct (Palace Hotel), dwl 533 Howard
Ghiliazza Antonio, gardener Giovanni Perata, dwl Twen-
ty-sixth .-Vv nr San Bnino Uoad, South S. F.
Ghilieri Bonifacio {Ghili-ri iC- Peirnnn). dwl 930 Clay
Ghilieri it Pciran') {Boiii/iicin Gliili-ri ami Giacomo Pei-
rnnn), fruits, NE cor Washington and Uupont
Ghio Felice, tailor, "21 Montgomery, dwl 312 Filbert
Ghio Giovanni B., foreman E. Oosiinsky & Co., dwl 520

I'nion

Ghintto Gio Batta, vegetables, Colombo Market
Ghirardelli .\ntimio (Ravenna G. A- Co.), dwl 1406} Dup
eillK.lKDKLLI I»».MI\<;0. hnpnrter and manuf

chiifolate, coffee and spices, 415 and 417 Jackson, res

Oakland
Ghirardelli Domingo Jr., salesman D. Ghirardelli, 415

Jackson
Ghiselin Thomas A., clerk U. S. Medical Purveyor's Office,

194 O'Farrell, dwl 114 Ellis
Gliiselli G., tailor, 115 Clark
Ghisla &ilvatore, umbrella manuf, 1.314 Stockton
Ghiturna Angelo, gardener Giovanni Pirata, dwl Twenty-

si.\th .*• nr San Bruno Koad, South S. F.
Ghonzin Johannas, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Giaobbi Dominic, professor St. Ignatius' College, dwl 841

Market
Giacobhi Francis, dwl 1024 Powell
Giacomette Ghico Batti, laborer Cal. Italian Paste Co.
Giaoonietti Luigi, Swiss Benev. Soc., 62" Commercial
Giacomini John, dwl 1211 Clay
Giacoj^vello Jacoma (Giacupello <t- Cocundlo), dwl 896

FVont ,

Giacoi^ello & Cocurullo {Jacomo Giacopello and Raffaele

Ciicumllo), liquor saloon, 89<3 Front
Giamboni Frederico (>'. Giambmii Ji- Co.), dwl 2002 Pow
Giambjni Guiseppe, Swiss Benev. Soc.. 627 Commercial
Giamboni Natale {X. Giamboni dt Co.), res Oakland
Giamboni N. & Co. (Fredi'rico Giamboni and Gerolomo

i'w.'ro), Campi's Italian Restaurant, 520 Clay
Giannelli Antonio, vegetables, Colombo Market
Giannettoni Malachia (Biizzini it G.), dwl 24 SLxth
Giannini Ambrose {Gianinni d: GimceUi), W s San Bruno

Road nr Burrow Av
Gianinni Francis, cook F. Lucchetti, dwl 519 Da\i8
Gianinni Frank, with Gianinni & Marchi, dwl 4 Tay
Gianinni Domenico (A. Xardini i: Co.), dwl 105 Clark
Gianinni Caytana, milkranch, W s San Bruno Road nr

Burrow Av
Giannini Giovanni, agent, dwl SW cor Sansom and Pac
Giannini Giovachimo, stew^ard N. Giamboni & Co., 520

Clay
Giannini Henrj- G. (Giannini it Marchi), dwl 4 Tay
Giannini John, marblecuttcr, dwl 11 Union PI. rear
Giannini Joshua, real estate, dwl 212 Eighteenth
GL4X\I\I P. A., manuf watch cases and importer

watches, etc., 5} Kearny, dwl 215 I\-y Av
Giannini & Guscetti {Ambrose Giannini and Vincent

Guscetti), milkranch, W s San Bnmo Road nr Bm--

row Av 4

Giannini & Marchi {Henry G. Giannini and John Mar-
chi), fruit and vegetables, Pac. Fruit Market, 529 and

531 Merchant
Giannoni Alberto, Swiss Benev. Soc., 627 Commercial
Giant Cement Co., C. L.Williams & Co. agents, 417 Wash
CiIA\T POM'nER CO.. Bandmann, Nielsen & Co.

general agents, office 210 Front, office secretary and

treasurer, 40 California
Giant Powder Works, Frank Roller superintendent, S 8

Central Road nr Twentieth Av, J mile S Laguna

Honda
Giard Joseph, shoemaker Joseph Limoges, dwl 635 How
Gibb Gavin J.W. {Gihbd: Co.), dwl 19 Haight
Gibb James, liquor saloon, 617 Merchant, dwl 1818 Geary
Gibb John, laborer, dwl E s Treat Av nr Twentieth
Gibb & Co. {Garin J.W. Gibb), paints and oils, and sig:n

writers, 54 Second
Qibbard W. N. , sashmaker William B. Bradbury, dwl 822

Folsom
Gibbes Charles D., civil engineer, office and dwl 116 Mont-

gomerj- Block

Gibbes James T., surveyor and draftsman, office and dwl
102 Montgomery Block

Gibbins Reuben F., sawsmith, 95} Stevenson, dwi Brook-
lyn Hotel

Gibbins Robnison, draftsman U. S. Surveyor General's
Office, res .\lameda

Gibbles N., exi)ressman, NW cor Kearny and Post

Gibbon E. A. Mrs., fancy goo<.ls and toys, 1521 Polk

Gibbon John F., physician, office and "dispensary NW cor
Kearny and Commercial, dwl 923 Pine

Gibbon Paul, hairdresser, dwl 814 Sacramento

Gibbon William K., saddler, dwl 1521 Polk

Gibbons .\lfred, bookkeeper J. C. Merrill & Co., dwl 731
Bush

Gibbons Alexander, tailor, dwl W s Broderick bet Pine
and California

Gibbons .\nna Miss, teacher Fourth St. Primarv School,
dwl 939 Geary

Gibbons Bernard, peddler, dwl 725 Brannan, rear

Gibbons B. Frank, salesman C. J. Hawley & Co., dwl 212,
Sutter

Gibbons Charles P., dwl 2008 Mission

Gibbons David, laborer supt streets, dwl 1916 Tavlor PI

Gibbons Delia, dwl 220 Third

Gibbons Eleanor P. Miss {Leila Curtis <t Co.), dwl 939
Geary

Gibbons Francis W. , dwl 435 Jessie

Gibbons George, painter, dwl 60 Tehama

Gibbons George A. , butcher Charles Tautphaus, dwl 470
Tehama

GIBBO\!^ IIE.NRY, physician, office 26 Montgomerj-,
and professor practice of medicine medical depart-
ment University College, dwl 938 Gean^

GIBBOXS HE.VRY Jr., physician and" health officer,
office 26 Montgomery, and professor of obstetrics
medical department University College, dwl 601 Polk
cor Turk

Gibbons James, boatman, dwl 3 King

Gibbons James, wood and coal, E s Dora nr Harrison

Gibbons James L., upholster James Connell3-& Co., dwl
271 St«venson

Gibbons J. H., dwl 809 Market

Gibbons John, clerk, dwl 105 ilason

Gibbons John, waiter City Restaurant, dwl 151 Natoma

Gibbons John R., driver Sutter St. K. R., dwl SE cor
Bush and Polk

Gibbons Julia (widow), dwl 5 Jansen

Gibbons Marj- N. Mi-s., dwl 470 Tehama

Gibbons Michael, dwl 541 Valencia

Gibbons Patrick, cook A^Tiat Cheer House

Gibbons Susan H. (widow), dwl 2503 California

Gibbons Thomas, plasterer, dwl 13 Eddy

Gibbons Thomas, real estate, dwl SE cor Valencia and
Fifteenth

Gibbons William, attorney at law, office 520 Montgomery,
res Alameda

Gibbons William, nurse City and County Hospital

Gibbord George, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,
dwl 421 Fourth

Gibbs Albert J., millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., dwl 24
Frederick, rear

Gibbs Charies E. {Scotchler <t G.), dwl 833 Post

iribbs Charles Erwin, attorney at law, office 402 Mont-
gomery room 25, dwl 2215 Steiner

GIBB.S €. V. .S., adjuster marine losses, office 318 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 722 Post

Gibbs Enoch O., millwTight, dwl 327 Bryant, rear

Gibbs Frederick A., merchant, 318 Front, and supervisor
Eleventh Ward, dwl NW cor Mission and Twenty-
second

Gibbs G., dwl 036 Commercial

Gibbs George, laborer L. Terkelson & Bros., dwl Berry St.
House

Gibbs George, machinist, dwl 32 Natoma

Gibbs George W. (G. C. Johnson it Co.), and consul for
Turkey, office 33 Battery, dwl SW cor Sixteenth and
Capp

Gibbs Henry, machinist Risdon I. and L. W^orks, dwl 737
Clementina

Gibbs James A., millwright, dwl 327 Brj-ant, rear

Gibbs Jennie L. Miss, teacher Geary St. Primarj" School,
dwl 1045 Howard

Gibbs Josiah H., route ag^ent U. S. Railway Mail Service,
dwl American Exchange

Gibbs W. H., clerk B. P. Flint k Co., dwl 14 Eddy

Gibbs O., millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., dwl 24 Fred-
erick, rear

Gibbs Patrick, machinist, dwl 821 Market

Gibbs Reuben F., sawsmith, dwl Brooklyn Hotel

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, -cor. Mont, and Mercb

Gibbs S., dwl 313 Jones
Gibbs Sarah (widow), dwl 1408 Mason
Gibbs Thomas, waiter What Cheer House
Gibbs William 0., adjuster marine losses, office 318 Cali-
fornia, res Oakland
Gibillini Daniel, laborer, dwl 535 Valle.io
Giblet Robert, cabinetmaker, dwl 822 Folsom
Giblin Daniel, blacksmith Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 416

Stevenson
Giblin James, salesman, dwl 32 Seventh
Giblin John, dwl SE cor Sacramento and Mason
Giblin John, paver, dwl 111 Jessie
Giblin John, upholsterer, dwl 32 Seventh
Giblin Mary Ann Miss, upholsterer, dwl 32 Seventh
Gililin Patrick, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Giblin Richard, painter, dwl 1604 Pacific Av, rear
Giblin Richard, painter St. Denis & Chesney, dv/1 1030 Pac
Giblin Thomas, contractor, dwl 821 Broadway
Giblin Thomas, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 32

Seventh
triblin Timothy, stonemason, dwl SE cor Sacramento and

Mason
Giblin William, shoemaker, 32 Seventh
Gibncy Andrew D., laborer Miner's Foundry, dwl 654How-

ard nr Third
Gibnej' Francis, laborer, dwl 422 Fremont
Gibney James, carpenter, dwl 28 Clay
Gibney James S., hack driver, dwl 29 Rausch
Gibney Mary, weaver Mission Woolen Mills
Gibney Nicholas K., dwl 549 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Gibney Richard, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Gibney Samuel, dwl 22 Verona PI nr Folsom
Gibney Samuel, stockkeeper West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 512 Fourth
Gibney Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 1320 Jackson
Gibney Thomas Rev., pastor St. Peter's Church (R. C),

dwl E S Alabama nr Twenty-fourth
Gibney William, laborer Golden Gate Park
Gibon Percy J., clerk, dwl 1315 Stockton
Gibot Anthony, stairbuilder, dwl E s Seventh Av nr S,

South S. F.
Gibson Albert, butcher, dwl Tenth Av nr L, South S. F.
Gibson Albert H., dwl 520 Mission
Gibson Alexander, porter Wilmerding-, Kellogg & Co., dwl

1 Downey
Gibson C. H. , student Heald's Business College, dwl Pal-
ace Hotel
Gibson Charles (Gibson <t Co.), dwl 1009 Union
Gibson Charles B. , speculator, dwl 652 Howard
Gibson Edward, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Fourth and

Berry
Gibson Elkan M., attorney at law, offiice 606 Montgomerj'

room 14, dwl 155 Seventh
Gibson Fanny Miss, dwl 612 Bush
Gibson Frederick, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Gibson Frederick R., dwl 540 Second
Gibson George, liquor saloon, Meigg's Wharf
Gibson George R. , secretary National Surgical Institute,

office and dwl 319 Bush
Gibson Henry, baker County Hospital, dwl S s Twenty-
second bet York and Hampshire
Gibson Henry, boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl 459 Bran
Gibson Henry, molder Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl Eckernr

Jessie
Gibson Irene Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, 155 Sev-
enth
Gibson J. Mrs., cook, dwl 840 Market
Gibson James (Grant G. tt Co.), dwl 509 Third
Gibson James, cook E. P. Woods, dwl 541 First
Gibson James, hostler Palace Stables
Gibson James, stonecutter, dwl 22 Turk
Gibson James, painter, 1023 Market, dwi 708 Commercial
Gibson James, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., res Oak-
land
Gibson James A., car conductor, dwl 547 Mission
Gibson James A., conductor Central R. R., dwl 1211 Turk
Gibson James C, carpenter and builder, dwl 29 Potter
Gibson James H., marbleixjlisher John Daniel & Co., dwl

NW cor Nineteenth and Guerrero
Gibson Jessie Mrs., dwl 700 Folsom
Gibson John, carpenter, dwl S s Townsend bet Seventh

and Eighth
Gibson John B., clerk Redington & Co., dwl 1210 Pacific
Gibson Josejjh, with George F. Munro, dwl 305 Mason
Gilison M., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Gibson Margaret (widow), dwl 458 Guerrero
Gibson Mary Anne (widow), dwl 1210 Pacific
Gibson Mathew M. Rev., pastor United Presbyterian
Church, Mason nr Eddy

Gibson Orrin B., dwl 540 Second

Gibsoi Oscar F., storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. City of

Pekin
Gibson Otis C. Rev., missionary Chinese Mission House,

dwl 916 Washington
Gibson Peter, mariner, dwl 22 Turk
Gibson Phirbe (widow), dwl W s Tennessee bet Mariposa

and Solano
Gibson Robert, boatman. Third St. Wharf
Gibson Samuel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s Ten-
nessee bet Mariposa and Solano
Gibson Samuel, painter, dwl 222 Tehama
Gibson Samuel, varnisher, dwl .308 Tehama
Gibson Thomas, laborer, dwl 249 Spear, rear
Gibson Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Gibson Thomas B., salesman Henry E. Bothin, dwl 114

Twelfth
Gibson Thomas R., silverplater William E. Shepman, dwl

37 Pitch
Gibson Weston (Gibson <fc White), dwl 605 Pine
Gibson William, carpenter, dwl E s Harrison bet Mariposa

and Solano
Gibson William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s Ten-
nessee bet Mariposa and Solano
Gibson William, local policeman, dwl 37 Ritch
Gibson William, porter Nevada Block, dwl Gi Auburn
Gibson William, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Gibson AVilliam H., hairdresser Ferguson &. Co., dwl 22

Dupont
Gibson William J., lather, dwl 37 Ritch
Gibson William J., porter William N. Sanderson, dwl 328

Bush •

Gibson & Co. (Charles Gibson and Archibald McGibhon),

draymen, 213 Front
Gibson & Preston (^4. IT''. Preston), gents' furnishing

goods, 218 Montgomery
CIIJSOX «S WHITE (Ifcsfo?i Gibson and Wilson

White), commercial broker, ofl[ice 402 Front room 4
Gibson. See Gipson

Gickler J. E., mason Baldwin's Hotel, dwl 473 Jessie
Gidley Theodore, solicitor, dwl 602 Filbert
Gislow Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 31§ Jessie
Gienger Charles, brewer, dwl 738 Tehama
Gier Ernst, barkeeper Carl H. Hartz, dwl 516 Mission
Gierke Charles, ironmolder, dwl 18 First
Gies Kilian, hairdresser, 434 Pacific, dwl 1 Mont Court
Giese Claus, clerk J. Kelting & Co., dwl NE cor Battery

and Pacific
Giese John, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Giese Louis, with Christian Feldmann, dwl 73 Natoma
Giesen Albert, tinsmith, dwl 409 Post
Giesenkirchen Adam, picture dealer, 447 Fourth, dwl 40

Fair Oaks
Giesenkirchen Augustus, clerk Adam Giesenkirchem, dwl

40 Fair Oaks
Giesman C. , carpenter, N s Market bet Davis and Front
Giessel William, typecaster Painter & Co., dwl 30 Clara
Giesting Joseph G., city agent Hall's Safe and Lock Co.,

dwl 1516 California
Giffard Ernestine Mrs., teacher French Valencia St. Gram-
mar School
Giffard Ephraim, dwl 13 Eddy
Giffard George, dwl 1027 Post
Giffen Charles, dwl 1016 Market

Giffen George, seaman''stm Alexander, Maine St. Wharf
Giffen Hubert, farmer, dwl 22 Turk
Giffin Coleman J., tinsmith, 1508 Stockton, dwl 1805J

Stockton, rear i'
Giffin H. E., office 320 California, dwl 319 Ellis
Giffin John, tinsmith, dwl 1907 Hyde
Giffin Mary T. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primary

School, dwl 1907 Hyde
Giffin Michael, engineer Grand Hotel
Giffin Oscar F., capitalist, office 320 California, dwl NW

cor Pine and Jones
Giffin William, cigarmaker G. S. Hamlev, dwl 208 Eddv
Giffin William, sexton St. Francis Church, dwl 1907 Hyde
Gifford B. (widow), dwl 27 Louisa
Gifford Edward L., carpenter, dwl NE cor Kearny and

Washington
Gifford Ellen G. (widow), dwl 29 Glen Park Av
Gifford John, dwl SO Clementina
Gifford W. G. (Giford it A >nes), res Oakland
Gifford & Ames (W. G. Gifford and II. M. Ames Jr.),

butchers, 44 and 45 Grand Central Market
Gift Joseph K., clerk Hosmer & Bourne, dwl 528 Har
Gift William W. , watchman U. S. Supplementary Ap-
praiser's Store, 701 Sansom
Gigliaza Giobatta, dwl 427 Filbert

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

\ p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Oignot Peter, cooper F. M. Arnold, t\wl 535 Vallejo

Gijfnoux IV'ter. lod^'inys, l:V20 StuckUm

Gilion Geon,'e 11., engnivcr, dwl 422 Hrj'ant

Gihixt Tliiiiiuus, ciird and seal enjjra\cr, 511) Montgomery,

dwi 422 Hrvant
Gil Frank, dwl 732 Vallejo
Gila Silver .Mining Co. (Nye Co. Nev.), Aug^istus W.

Knajip secretary, oHice 300 Montjjonicry room 22
Gilardiii Alexander, porter H. S. Crocker &, Co.
Gilbert A., confectionery, 328 Kearny
Giltx;rt A. Mrs., manufacturer corsets, 323 Keaniy
Gilbert A. A., laborer Cal. Central Pac. R. K. Co., res

Oakland
Gilbert A. C. (Oilbert A Co.), res Alameda
Gilbert Adam C. (L,;-iis ,(■ Co.), dwi 1039 Folsom
Gilbert Albert, dwi 304 Third
Gilbert Alexander, liquor saloon, SE cor Montgomery

and Pacific
Gilbert Ainiie E. Mrs., dressmaker, 41(> Sutter, dwi 2 Oak
Gilbert Benjamin, driver WelU, Far^'o & Co., dwi 407

Montifomery
Gilbert <"aroline (widow), dwi N s Sixteenth bet De Haro

and Carolina
Gilbert Catherine (widow), dwi 312 Union
Gilbert Charles W. (Gilbert it Moore), res Oakland
Gilbert Christopher J., boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co.,

dwi 728 Clementina
Gilbert E. C. , printer, dwi S35 Clay

Gilbert Edward, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwi 525 How
Gilbert Edw ard, stone yard, SW cor Devisadero and Post,

dwi E s baker bet Geary and Post
Gilbert Edwin, tailor, dwi 1313 Sacramento
Gilbert Emile, baker Peter Job, dwi 700 Vallejo
Gilbert Ernest, cooiier Simon P. Connor, dwi 104 Market
Gilbert James, carpenter, dwi 317 Hush
Gilbert James, earjtenter, dwi 1430 Pacific
Gilbert James G., upholsterer, dwi Overland House
Gilbert Jane, ass't housekeeper Palace Hotel
Gilbert J. Frank, painter Swan & Co., dwi 2 Oak
Gilbert John, bookkeeper, dwi 304 Tliird
Gilbert John M., clerk Gilbert & Moore, dwi 509 Mason
Gilbert Joseph, jjainter Patrick J. O'Brien & Sons, dwi 12

White PI
Gilbert Joseph H.,metemiaker J. Radston.dwl 343 Fourth
Gilbert Julia A. Mrs., dwi 7U5 Market
Gilbert Julius A., compositor Charles \V. Gordon, dwi N e

Bush bet Pierce and Scott
Gilbeil Leonard, painter, dwi 3 Jackson PI
Gilbert Man- E. (w idow), dwi 248 Fourth
Gilbert Michael, clothing, 243 Tliird
Gilbert Morris, laborer, dwi W s Georgia nr Shasta
Gilbert Morris, lumbennan, dwi 525 Howard
Gilbert Peter, laborer L. Terkelson & Bro., dwi Brannan

nr Sixth
Gilbert Samuel, dwi 232 Turk

Gilbert Stephen, cook Commercial Hotel, dwi 503 Minna
Gilbert Stcjihen E., cook stm Cora, dwi 719 Broadway
Gilbert Thomas H., carjjenter, dwi 25 Glover
Gilbert William, clerk, dwi 517 Green, rear
Gilbert William, clerk John Henry Molk, dwi 502 Green
Gilbert & Co. (^1. C. Gilbert), real-estate agents, 318

Kearny room 4
GILKKRT A .HOORE (C. W. GUbert and H. A.

Mijore), manufacturers office and school furniture

and settees, salesroom 219 Bush, factory 445 Bran
Gilbertson A. Sirs., teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar •School
Gilbertson Christian, junk dealer, dwi 1320 Pacific
Gilbertson Christian, liquor dealer, dwi 349 Tehama, rear
Gilbertson John, clerk S. F. Laundry Assn, dwi 534 Geary
Gilbraith James, clerk, dwi S12 Green
Gilbraith M., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co.
Gilbraith. See Galbreath
Gilbride Patrick, laborer, dwi 7k Willow
Cilbride Patrick, laborer, dwi 134 Shipley
Gilbride Roderick, t^^iolmaker Carl Hinz, dwi 7J Willow

Gilcher , cabinetmaker S. F. Manuf. Co.

Gilchrist Fanny (widow), lodgings, 637 Howard

Gilchrist James, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, dwi 537 Sac

Gilchrist John, laborer, dwi 214 First

Gilchrist John G. (Kellij, Henderson il- G.),Awl900Vowen

Gilchrist Maria (widow), dwi 1244 Howard

Gilday Edward, boilermaker, dwi 15 Frederick, rear

Gilday Robert, dwi 3 Card .\lley

Glide Antoni, laborer Antoine Rittore, dwlSE cor Pacific

and Sansom
Gildea Bernard M. , dentist, oflfice and dwi 825 Market
Gildemeester J. P. H., stockbroker, office 021 Sansom, dwi
417 Keaniy

Gilder William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, dwi SE cor

Shasta and Michigan
Gile Henry S. {Doane <t- Co.), res Oyaterville.W. T.
Giles Edward, policeman City Hall, dwi 447 Fifth
Giles Henry, cabinetmaker Friedrichs & Gercke, dwi 1817

Jackson
Giles Howard, teamster, dwi 244 Pern*
Giles H. P., painter, dwi 929} Market"
Giles James W., fruits, etc., 743 Minna
Giles James W., grain weigher, office 208 Davis, dwi 20

Tehama
Giles J. M., apothecary H. P.Wakelec, dwi 600 Bush
Giles Robert-, carpenter, dwi cor Fourteenth and Railroad

avs. South S. F.
Gilfeather Ann (widow), dwi 1108 Pacific
Gilfeather Dennis, machinist, dwi 1108 Pacific
Gilfeather Edward, carriagepainter, dwi 1108 Pacific
Gilfeather Frank, Ijlacksmith Charles H. Leavitt, dwi S s

Elizabeth nr San Jos6 Av
Gilfeather James, carriagepainter, dwi 1108 Pacific
Gilfeather Owen, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwi 609

Stockton
Gilfeather William S., boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwi 18

Chattanooga
GilfiUan Archibald, clerk Norcross & Co:, dwi 119^ Dora
Gilfillan James C, mechanical draftsman S. H. Wheeler,

dwi \Vdh Dora
GilfiUan John F., machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwi

119} Dora
GilfiUan Jonah C. (GilfiUan <C- Hohennchild), dwi 1112

Mason
«ILFILL.4\ «t HOEVSC'HILB (Jona/i C. GilfiUan

and Georqe HoenachUd), fruits, vegetables, etc., 33

California Market
Gilfoy John (Gilfoy * Collins), dwi 1125 Mission
Gilfoy John, watchman superintendent streets office
Gilfoy & CoUins- (John Gilfoy and Patrick CoUins),liv-

ery stable, 1125 Mission
Gilgardt Charles, sailmaker, dwi 127 Jackson
Gilham Frank M. , salesman Main & Winchester, dwi 2614

Folsom
Gilhoolei' Benjamin, molder Curtis Tobej', dwi 314 O'Far-

rell
Gilhooley Hubert, porter, dwi 257i Clara
Gilhooley Thomas, extraman Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D.

Gilkinson , lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Gill , stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.

Gill A. M., dwi Railroad House

Gili Andrew, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwi 534 First

Gill Catherine (widow), nurse, dwi 226 Clara

Gill Edmund, dwi 811 Mission

Gill Francis, salesman, dwi 232 Jessie

Gill Frederick, clerk Military Headquarters Department

California, 105 Stockton
Gill George, dwi 1008} Market
Gill John, dwi 41 Minna
Gill Kate, laundress Grand Hotel
Gill Martin, wheelwTlght Southern Pac. R. R., dwi E s

Illinois nr Twentieth
Gill Mary Miss, dwi 663 Minna

Gill Matthew, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwi 754
I Harrison

Gill Michael, tinsmith, dwi 232 Jessie
I Gill Miles, extraman Hose No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwi 112 Jack
I Gill Owen, dwi 64 Natoma
I Gill Patrick, ironmolder Jackson Iron Foundry, dwi 321

Pacific
Gill Richard D., brakeman Southern Pac. R.R., dwi N s
I Twentv-fiftli nr Diamond
Gill Robert, clerk Daniel Holland, dwi 328 Third
Gill Robert, local policeman, dwi NE cor Mont and Pac
Gill Seth, assistant janitor Industrial School
Gill Thomas, laborer, dwi .25 Clinton
Gill William, tinsmith 0.-good & Stetson, dwi 114 Perrj'
Gillain M. Miss, dwi S s Twentieth bet Church and Dolores
Oillam Jefferson, porter Kittle & Co., dwi 1509 Pine
Gillam John A., porter Mrs. H. A. Smith, 1206 Market
Gillan Charles, cooper, dwi 32 Rausch
Gillan James, cooper Hogan & Co., dwi NW cor Devisa-
I dero and O'Farrell
Gillan James, laborer, dwi 21 Sherwood PI
I Gillan James, molder, dwi 420 Second
I Gillan Patrick, dwi 19} Dowaiey
j Gillan Rosie, laundress S. F. Laundry, NAV cor Turk and

Fillmore
I Gillander John, steward stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
! Gillard Aimd A. , waiter Lafayette Restaurant, 711 Com

Gillard Charles, clerk, dwi 725 California
i Gillard F., driver Market St. R. R.

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Keamy St.

C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 18

Gillard George D., clerk, dwl C64 Minna

Gillard Thomas, jjainter, dwl 215 Fourth

Gillard Thomas, driver, dwl 1720 Je>isio ,

Gillard Thomas, driver Market St. K. R , dwl 529 Valencia

G)lla« Rdbert, sawyer Geo. W. Swan & Co.

Gille Henry, bookkeeper Reid & Brooks, dwl 21 Glover

Gilleece .lames, dwl 133 Hayes

Gillen Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 1109 Montgomery

Gillen Bernard, di\l 727 Broadway, rear

Gillen Charles J., butcher Baca & Castano, dwl 8 Railroad
Av, South S. F.

Gillen E., waiter, dwl 1016 Market

Gillen James, dwl 106 Post

Gillen James \V., clerk Abrams & Carroll, dwl 1109 Mont

Gillen Michael, laborer superintendent streets

Gillen Robert, boxniaker Cook Brothers, dwl 1017 Folsom

Gillen Samuel, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building

OILLI^U C.IKL S.f engraver and diesinker, 430 Mont-
giimerj', dwl 1320 Broadway

Gilleran Bartholmew, laborer, dwl NE cor Mariposa and
Vermont

Gilleran Edward, liquor saloon, NW cor Sierra and
Georgia

Gilleran James (Gilleran <t Crew), dwl 420 Second

Gilleran William, liquor saloon, 139 Third, dwl 153 Te-
hama

Gilleran & Crew (James Oilleran and Henry P. Crew),
liquor saloon, 333 Third

Gilles Charles, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 665 Miss

Gilles James, carpenter, dwl 945 Folsom

Gillespie C. A. (widow), dwl 723 Harrison

Gillespie Charles, painter, dwl 514 Howard

4jiILLE^ll*IE 1'. v., attorney at law and searcher re-
cords, office 641 Washington, dwl 1307 Gough

Gillespie Daisy Miss, fancy and drj' goods, 1144 Folsom

Gillespie Ellen (\\'idow), dwl S s Sutter bet Baker and
Broderick

Gillespie Ellen (widow), fancy notions, 1913 Hyde

Gillespie F. Mrs., janitress Rincon Primarj' School

Gillespie George, moroccodresser Sedgley & Davis, dwl
NE cor Sixteenth and Howard

Gillespie Henrj', painter, dwl 600 Third

Gillespie Horace N., drapnan, 311 Clay, dwl 1119 Taylor

Gillespie J., waiter stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf

Gillespie James (Gillespie, Zan Js Co.), dwl 17 Van Ness
Av

Gillespie James, chairmaker Hale & Co., dwl 326 Sansom

Gillespie James, grocerj', SW cor Seventeenth and Shot-
well

Gillespie James, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie

Gillespie James, molder Union Iron Works, dwl ,23 Fred-
erick

Gillespie Joseph, dwl 704 Howard

Gillespie Kate (widow), janitress Rincon School, dwl 209
Peiry

Gillespie Patrick, laborer, dwl 1 Thomson Av

Gillespie Patrick, laborer, dwl 1316 Kearny

Gillespie Robert D., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
dwl 48 Clementina

Gillespie Robert H. , broommaker Gillespie, Zan & Co.,
dwl S s Linden Av bet Van Ness Av and Franklin

Gillespie Thomas, policeman City Hall, dwl 533 Stev

Gillespie William J., carpenter Cook & Trounson, dwl 231
Stevenson

Gillespie William M. , clerk James Gillespie, dwl SW cor
Seventeenth and Shotwell

GILLESPIE, Z.IX A CO, (James Gillespie, Marino
Zan, and Frank Zan), Eureka Broom Factory, 114
Sacramento

Gillett Frederick, hostler Lyons Brewer3', dwl 825 Har

Gillett Isaac C, groceries and liquors, SW cor Natoma
and Seventh, dwl 620 Natoma

Gillat Jacques, basketmaker Victor Navlet, dwl 2118 Jones

Gillett R. G., receiver Spring Valley Water W. Co., res
Oakland

Gillette Celia Miss, ironer Mrs. Marie Barbaste, dwl 2118
Jones

Gillette Jacques, basketmaker, dwl 2126 Jones

Gillette Milton G., capitalist, dwl 1527 Washington

Gilley F. A., tinsmith G. & W. Snook

Gilliard Joseph, barkeeper, dwl 132 Fifth

Gilliard Peter, carpenter, dwl 444} Third

Gillich Charles, gents' furnishing goods, 514 Third

Gillick James, expressman, cor Third and Berry, dwl 8 S
SieiTa nr Indiana

Gillick Terence, steward U. S, Restaurant, dwl 016 Mont-
gomery

Gillies Isabella (widow), dwl 109 Vallojo

Gillies M. Mrs., dwl 31^ Welsh

GiUigan Christopher, farmer, Visitacion Valley bet Saa

Bruno and San Jog6 roads
Gilligan Martin, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl 50

Nevada
Gilligan Owen, shoemaker, dwl 642 Mission
Gillihan William T., clerk Nolan Bros., dwl 18 Russ
Gilhlan Adam, clerk Augustus P. Flint, 313 California
Gilliland John, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 1605Larkin
Gilliland William, tailor, dwl 35 Erie
Gilliland William J., assistant bookkeeper Consolidated

Tobacco Co., dwl 1507 Larkin
Gillingham Charles F., physician, office and dwl 122 Taylor
Gilliossa Peter, laborer, dwl S s Filbert bet Kcar and Itup
Gillis George P., dwl E s York bet Twenty-third and

Twenty-fourth
Gillis William, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills
Oillo Paul, butcher BaiTaty & Coutolenc, dwl 6 Hinckley
Gillon James, with Charles W. F(jx, dwl 106 Post
Gillon Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 1912 Polk
Gillon Rose, laundress S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor Turk

and Fillmore
Gilloney John, painter Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 9 Taylor
Gillooley Hugh, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co.
Gillooley James, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Gillpatrick Edward, stonecutter, dwl 3 King
Gillpatrick George W., clerk I. W. Gillpatrick, dwl 209

Hyde
Gillpatrick I. W., proprietor Gillpatrick & Co.'s Express,

office 422 Sacramento, dwl 209 Hyde
Gilly Ferdinand, merchant tailor, 723 Clay
GILl^IAK A. 51., importer and wholesale liquors, 308

California, and proprietor Lick House Bar and Bil-
liard Saloon, dwl Lick House
Gilman Benjamin F. (Gilman it I{a<;ouillat),&wll2 Hamp-
ton PI
Gilman Cliarles E., boxmaker Gilman & Racouillat, dwl

12 Hampton PI
Gilman Charles H. (J. F. Haycock iL- Co.), dwl 1620 Wash
Gilman Charles H., carpenter, dwl 230 Bush
Gilman Charles T., pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1834

Powell
Gilman David F., bookkeeper Hahn & Roche, dwl Russ

House
Gilman Eliza D. (widow), dwl Fair Av nr Mission, Bemal

Heights
Gilman Francis, sawj'er, dwl 5 St. Marj'
Gilman Frank L. (Gilinan ct Mellon), dwl American Ex-
change
Gilman George A., boatbuilder, 616 East, dwl SW cor

Twenty-eighth and Mission
Gilman Granville B. (French d- G.), dwl Grand Hotel
Gilman Henry, hairdresser Heider & Co., dwl 19 Louisa
Gilman Henry, plasterer Baldwin's Hotel, dwl 407 Union
Gilman Henry, purser stm Senator, Broad waj' St. Wharf,

dwl 906 Market
Gilman James (Berry ct G.), dwl 573 Bryant
Gilman James, expressman, foot First, dwl Bush nr Bu-
chanan
Gilman Jefferson, machinist, dwl 624 Pacific
Gilman Jennie Miss, teacher Lincoln Priniarj' School, dwl

7 Henrietta Square
Gilman John, painter, dwl 249 Stevenson
Gilman John, publisher Trade Circular, dwl NE cor

Market and Sixth
Gilman Peter, laborer, dwl 27 Anthony
Gilman Samuel, master mariner, dwl 2 Chatham PI
Gilman Thomas, dwl OljTiipic Lodgings
Gilman Thomas C, capitalist, dwl 1031 Montgomery
Gilman William, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 1834

Powell
Gilman William J. W., printer Morning Call, dwl 202

Seventh
Gilman William W., sodamaker Crystal Soda Water Co.,

dwl 1309 Stockton
GILMAX *i' MELLOX (Frank L. Gilman and John S.

Mellon), house and signpainters, 422 Commercial
Gilman & Racouillat (Benjamin F. Gilman d- Lxtdovio

RacouHlat),'box manufacturers, 481 and 483 Branuau
Gilmard Arthur, physician, dwl 17 Bannam PI
Gilmard Edward, bootmaker, dwl 17 Baiuiam PI
Gilmard Louise Mrs., dwl 17 Bannam PI
Gilmard LTlysses, bootmaker, dwl 17 Bannam PI
Gilmartin James, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 409

Green
Gilmartin Owen, clerk W. Warde & Co., dwl 409 Green
Gilmor James, laborer, dwl 138 Folsom, rear
Gilmor John, compositor Examiner, dwl 14 Howard
Gilmor J. W. A. Mrs., dwl Grand Hotel
Gilmor Thomas, laborer, dwl 134 Folsom, rear

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} p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Gilmore Mrs., stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Montana I Ginder Mary (widow), dwl W s San Jo86 Road nrSix Mile

i«ip

Gilnmre Archibald N., chief engiuoer Oregon S. S. Co.,

dwl 1007 Minna
Qilniore C. C, fureuian Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 14J

Oak Grove Av
Qihnurc Charles M., paying teller London and San Fran-
cisco iiank, dwl 013 Mason
Gilmore David, driver Central R. R. Co., dwl 7 Kate
Gilmore Elijah J. , machinist Charles W. Thomas, dwl N 8

Twenty-sixth nr Dolores
Gilmore George, stonecutter, dwl 3 King
Gilmore George D., carpenter, dwl 115 Second
Gilmore George W., sheritf Kureka Co., Nevada, dwl 967

Harrison
Gilmore James, bookbinder Bartling i: Kimball, dwl Bush

bet Kearny and Dupont
Gilmore James, expressman, dwl 213 Ritch
Gilmore James, marblepolishcr, dwl 338 Minna
Gilmore James, waiter Lick H(.)use
Gilmore James L., hostler, dwl 411 Sanson!
Gilmore James W., turner Friedrichs & Gercke, dwl Bran-
nan nr Sixth
Gilmore J. B., stairbuilder Sanboni & Byrnes
Gilmore John, dwl 014 Kearny
CJilmore John, cigarmaker, dwl 2 St. Charles PI
Gilmore John H. (GUi)wre it Van Sorden), dwl 1013 Lar-

kin
Gilmore John H., salesman Byrne, Landers & Byrne, dwl

40.5 Stevenson
Gilmore John J., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Da-
kota, dwl 23 Clementina
Gilmore Michael, dwl N\V cor Eureka and Nineteenth
Gilnn)re Minor C, engineer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 742

Sixteenth
Gilmore N. L. Mrs., dressmaker, 11 Powell
Gilmore Peter, laborer, dwl 7 Adelaide PI
Gilmore Samuel, capitalist, dwl 1922 Sutter
Gilmore Stephen D. (Racnxnllat it- G.), dwl 518 Folsom
Gilmore Thomas, grocer, dwl 306 Folsom
CIL.nOKE A 1A.\ .\OUB>£X (.John U. Gilmore and
Mdbcrt T. ['an Sorden), advertising agents, 509 Clay
Gilmour David, captain ship Conunodore, dwl 50 Tehama
Gihnour G. D. (S. F. Manuf. Co.), dwl 27 Garden
Gilmour John, blacksmith James Manson, res Oakland
Gilmour John, engineer, dwl W s Brooks nr Market
Giloy Frank, deckhand stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry
Gilpin Susannah (widow), furnished rooms, 105 Gear}'
Gilrain Michael, teamster L Gutte, dwl 215 Geary
Gilroy Ann (widow), dwl 7 Harrison Av
Gilroy Bernard T., carpenter Wm. Crager, dwl 7 Har Av
Gilroy Charles, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W a

Michigan nr Shasta
Gilroy Edward, marbleworker Michael Heverin, dwl 518

Pacific
Gilroy Hugh, vamisher, dwl 78 Natoma
Gilroy James, car conductor, dwl 30 Austin
Gilroy James R., dwl 703 Market
Gilroy Joseph, clerk, dwl 2» Minna
Gilroy Thomas, carpenter, dwl 0 Hunt
Gilroy Thomas, teamster Quartenuaster's Department U.

S. A., dwl NE cor Sanchez and Jersey
Gilroy Timothy, cook Railroad House
Gilson Charles E., dwl United States Hotel
Gilson Edward, clerk, dwl 1111 Union
Gilson Susan \V. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 708 Pine
Giltner F., lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 3 Mary
Gilnard Charles, dwl 721 Howard
Gilvery Michael, blacksmith's helper Kimball Manuf. Co.,

dwl 032 Braunan
Gim Lee (Chinese), tinsmith, #17 Jackson
Gimble Henry, sawdust dealer, dwl 52 Clementina
Gimenus Simon, surcinglemaker Anasetta Arria, dwl 2

Duncan Court
Ginimel Gustav, compositor, dwl 5 Telegraph PI
Gimmel H. L., jeweler Levison Bros., dwl SE cor Vallejo

and Battery
Gimmel Louisa (widow), dv.'l 5 Telegraph PI
Gimp C. , machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 78 Clem-
entina
Gimpel Maurice {Gimpel & Dunphy), dwl cor Twenty-
first and Sanchez
Gimpel & Dunphy {Maurice C. Gimpel aiul C. J. Dun-
phy), house and sign painters, 110 Post
Gin T. (Chinese), fruits, teas, candies, etc., 1504 Polk
Ginaco Joseph, mining oi)erat<jr, dwl 620 Filbert
Ginane John, stairbuilder Dillon & Drew, dwl 416 Fol, rear
Gindegan Thomas, laborer, dwl 518 Stevenson, rear
Ginder Henry A., boatman Ocean View House, E s Ocean
House Road 6^ miles from City Hall

House
Ginger Charles, brewer Hibernia Brewery, dwl S s Teha-
ma nr Ninth
Gingg Albert, clerk Jacob Gingg, dwl 208 Francisco
Gingg Jacob, market, 208 Francisco
Gingg John, liquor saloon, 507 Pine, dwl 6 Quincy PI
Gingg Ulrich, hairdre-ser John M. J. Koch, 032 Com
Gingi'ich George, clerk Palmer Bros., dwl 454. Minna
Gingrich William, salesman Palmer Brothers, dwl 420

O'Farrell
Ginnes Henry, waiter Palace Hotel
Ginnes Stephen, pantryman Colorado S. N. Co.'s S. S.

Montana, Folsom St. Wharf
Ginney Alfred, waiter, dwl 9 Ritch
Ginnis John, laborer, dwl 107 Turk
Ginnou.K Peter, lodgings, 1320 Stockton
Ginocchio Andrew, truckman, dwlOCadell Alley nr Union
Ginoechio Domenico, laborer, dwl 215 Broadway
Ginocchio E. L., miner, dwl 23 Stockton
Ginocchio G., commission merchant, 314 Commercial, dwl

1103 Powell
Ginocchio Giacomo, cook F. Luochetti, dwl 519 Davis
Ginocchio Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market
Ginocchio Giuseppe, dwl 425 Filbert
Ginocchio James, cook, dwl 0 Cadcll Alley nr Union
Ginocchio John, vegetable dealer, dwl 0 Cadell Alley nr

Union
Ginocchio Joseph, mining operator, dwl 620 Filbert
Ginocchio Pietro, wood and coal, SW cor Lombard and

Mason
Ginsberg Antonio, painter, dwl 1028 Market
Ginsberg Ascher, ship and house glazing, 100 Sacramento
Ginther Albert, cabinetmaker, dwl 2212 Geary
Ginty James (Ginty tO Shannon), dwl 025 Minna
Ginty John, bookkeeper Stewart & Buckley, dwl 103 Pow
Ginty & Shannon {Jaines Ginty and Doininick Shan-
non), liquor saloon, 101 Third
Ginzburger August, commission agents, dwl 414 Green
Giordan Adolf, carpenter, dwl 510 Stockton
Giorgiani A., commission merchant, importer fruits, wine
dealer, and agent Bay Salt Co., 421 Washington, dwl
914 Pine
Giota Giovanni, laborer, dwl 1018 Stockton, rear
Giovacchini G. {G. Giovacchini tfc Co.), dwl 521 Cora
Giovacchini G. & Co. {Antonio Pasqiiini), wines and

liquors, 521 Commercial
Giovannetti Amedio, clerk James & Co. , dwl 797 Mission
Giovannini Antonio, wood and coal, 008 Broadway, dwl 2

Duncan Court
Giovannini Daniel, wood and coal, 816 Pacific
Giovannini Francisco, wood, coal, etc., SE cor Broadway

and Kearny
Giovannini Joseph, marblecutter Andrea Paltenghi, dwl

1029 Market
Giovannini Philip {Giovannini ii: Betinerscheidt),Awl SW

cor Second and Jessie
Giovannini Raphael, marblesawyer Musto Bros., dwl 222

Broadway
GIOVANNl.'VI VITOIE, proptr City Marble Works,

1049 Market
GIOVAXNI.M A BEXXERSC'HEIWT (Philip Gio-
oannini and Bruno Bennersclieidt), proptrs Union
Brass Foundry, 417 Mission
Giovannoni Angelo, drayman A. Nardine & Co., dwl cor

Leavenworth and Jackson, rear
Giovannoni Martin (E. Bozzu cO Co.), dwl 1420 Powell
Giovannoni Paulo, laborer E. K. Stevenot & Co.
Giovannovich N., laborer M. P. Melloglav & Bro., dwl 138

Fourth
Girard August, waiter, dwl 16 Card Alley
Girard Augusta, porter A. Wolff, dwl 917 Broadway
Girard Ernest, bootmaker Mathew White, dwl 921 Post,

rear
Girard Frank, agent Sherman & Hyde, dwl 909 Bush
Girard Frederick W. R. , peddler, dwl 501 Broadway
Girard J. R., Swiss Ben v. Soc, 627 Commercial
Girard L., merchandisebroker, 214 Cal, dwl 805 Sansom
Girard Roschelle M'Ue, dwl 316 Dujxint
Girard. See Gerard

Girardin Emile (Emile Girardin <t Co.), dwl 210 Mont Av
Girardin Emile & Co. (Victor Joinct), machinists and

blacksmiths, 510 Commercial
Giraud Joseph, laborer G. Venard, dwl 14 Margaret PI
Giraud Jules, cook, dwl SW cor Dupont and Green
Giraud Marie Miss, laundress, dwl SW cor Dup and Green
Giraud Peter (Giraud <t Martin), dwl cor Stock and Pac
Giraud & Martin (Peter Giraud and Charles Martin),
liquor saloon, 532 Pacific

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Giraudon Justin (Girandon .0 Jacquof), dwl 211 Sixth
<iIUALDO\ A JA<;«ilOT {Justin Gi'-audon and

Ernest Jacqiwt), wines and liquors, 211 Sixth cor Te-
hama
Giraux Adelaide Mme., midwife, dwl 225 Green
Girest Henry, bookkeeper John McLane, dwl 898 Front
Girot Albert, machinist Tait & Hainque, dwl 24 Ritch
Girot Stephen, dwl 24 Ritch
Girvan Charles, enyineer tugboat Monarch, Pacific St.

Wharf
Girvin R. D., clerk Scottish Commercial Insurance Co.,

res Oakland
Girzikowskj' William (Qirzikowsky <t- Gerken), dwl 909

Kearny
Girzikowsky & Gerken (WilUayn Girzikowsky and Claus

Gerkeii), proptrs Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Gisoard Augustine Miss, ironer Mrs. A. Genty, dwl 610

Greenwich
Giscard Jean, cutler John Ortet, dwl 610 Greenwich
Giscard Joseph, cutler John Ortet, dwl GIO Greenwich
Gisolman William, agent S. C. Hastings, room 2 Court

Block, 630 Clay, dwl 205 Taylor
Gisenlaterer Herman, confectioner R. R. Swain & Co., dwl

213 Sutter
Git Chung (Chinese), shoe manufactory, 504 Market
Gitchell James M., register in bankruptcy, office 10 Court

Block, 636 Clay, dwl 321 Geary
Githier H., conductor Market St. S. R.
Gittings Henry F., caqjenter, dwl 1065 Market
Giudici Caroline Miss, dressmaker, dwl 623 Pacific
Guidici Louise Mrs., laundress, dwl 623 Pacific
Guidici Pasquale, ranchman, dwl 623 Pacific
Guidotti Francisco, laborer, dwl 115 Clark
Giurcovich George, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Giurlani Raffaello, laborer, dwl 115 Clark
Giusti Joe .& Co. (Frederick Plagemann), oyster and chop

saloon, 105 California Market
Giusti Joseph (Joe Gixisti i: Co.), dwl 621 California
Giusto Frank, expressman, dwl 629J Grove
Giusue John, waiter John Jurj' & Brothers, dwl 524 Mer-
chant
Givanovich Adolfo, barkeeper Mariano ilarchini, dwl NW

cor Da^^s and Washington
Given John, laborer, dwl 701 O'Farrell
Givens George S. , master mariner, dwl 526 Davis
CIVK^fS KOUUKT U., real estate and mining, office

402 Montgomerj- room 9, dwl 1416 Clay
Givocchi Vincent, marblesawyer Musto Bros., dwl Broad-
way bet Stockton and Diipont
Gladding Charles (Gladding, McBean <t- Co.), res Lincoln,

Placer Co.
Gladding George, clerk Gladding, McBean & Co., dwl 573

Harrison
Gladding, McBean & Co. (Charles Gladding, P. McG.

Mcbean, and George Chambers), proprietors Cal.

Vitrified Sewer Pipe Works, office 6 and 8 California
Glade Frederick W., clerk Williams, Blanchard & Co.,

dwl 918 Bush
Gladstone Samuel A., cabinetmaker, dwl 431 Tehama
Gladstone William, proprietor Empire (old) Foundry, 137

Beale, dwl 736 Brannan
Gladwell Robert, seaman, dwl 415 East
Gladwin Edward H., bookkeeper Poly, Heilbron & Co.,

dwl 2216 Howard
Gladwin George S. , broker, dwl 2216 Howard
Gladwin W. H., stockbroker, dwl 148 Sixth
Gladwin William H., notebroker, 410^ California, dwl

2216 Howard
Glair Thomas H., inspector Custom House, dwl 1322

Stockton
Glaizes Benjamin (Boudin ci- (?.), dwl 1412J Dupont, rear
Glansen Frank, butcher Eugene Josse, dwl 17 Hinckley

Alley
Glanville Conrad F., foreman Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl

710 Buchanan
Glanville James, Irish- American Assn, 818 Howard
Glanville William, cutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 710

Buchanan
Glarj' William, steward Benjamin F. Jellison
Glaser Adolph, compositor California Demokrat, dwl 707

Clementina
Glaser August C. , mariner, dwl 511 Filbert
Glaser Charles, merchant, dwl 113 Fifth
Glaser Leoni, teacher music, dwl 707 Clementina
Glaser Peter, mason and contractor, dwl 628 Green
Glasford Peter S., dry goods, 1130 Market, dwl 217 Tyler
Glasgow Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.),

Robert P. Hosmer secretary, office 330 Pine room 21

GLASGOW IRO>f A\D METAL I.UPOKTIXG

€<►., William McCrindle manager, office and ware-
house 22 and ;^4 Fremont
Glasgow James, farmer E s Mission and Ocean Beach

Road nr junction
Glasgow John, fruitdealer, dwl 425 Sixth
Glasgow Maurice, tailoring and furnishing goods, dwl 720

Brannan
Glasgow Robert, farmer, San Miguel Ranch, W 8 Ocean

House Road
Glasgow L. J., solicitor Thomas Barrows, dwl 9^ Welsh
Glas* David A., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Glass George J., clerk Julius Glass, dwl 5 Bernard
Glass Henry, U. S. Navj-, dwl 220 Turk
Glass James, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Glass John W., mineralogist, dwl 13 Perry
Glass Julius, hats and caps, 180 Dupont, dwl llOOJ Dup
Glass Marcus, merchant (Stockton, Cal.), dwl 19 John
Glass Philip, dwl 299 Clementina
Glass Samuel, salesman L. & A. Crocker, dwl 19 Ban-

nam PI
Glass William C, shipping clerk Standard Soap Co., res

Oakland
Glasscock Albert B., delivery clerk Central Pac. R. R.,

dwl 421 Fourth
Glasser Ernst, tanner Laguna Tanneiy
Glasser Paul, butcher Frank Breiling, dwl Sumner nr How-
ard
Glasset Daniel, plasterer, dwl 140 Natoma
Glassman Jacob, fruit peddler, dwl 19 Bannam PI
Glassman Jacob, moneybroker, 335 Montgomery, dwl 314

Jones
Glassman J. B., drayman, dwl 104 Union
Glassmann John, expressman, dwl 19 Bannam PI
Glasson George, laborer, dwl 24 White PI
Glasson James, traveling agent, dwl 1028 Market
Glasson John, blacksmith's helper Hawkins & Cantrell,

dwl 24 AVhite PI
Clausen Albert, seaman, dwl 218 Green
Glaven James E., printer Alta California, dwl cor Jones

and Vallejo
Glavin John, laborer John Conroy, W s Ocean House

Road nr Industrial School
Glavin Michael, plasterer, dwl 113 Jones
Glavin R., laborer John Conro3% W s Ocean House Road

nr Industrial School
Glavinia Luca, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Glavinioh M. , Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Glayson M. Mrs., janitress Powell St. Primarj- School
Glazebrook John, dwl 420 Jackson
Glazier Edward, dwl 831 Vallejo
GLAZIEEt I. A CO. (Meyer Ehrlich and Sivion W.

Glazier), stockbrokers, office 412 California
Glazier Isaac (/. Glazier it- Co.), dwl 1208 Geary
Glazier Richard, laborer, dwl E s Stevenson nr Eighteenth
Glazier Samuel, dwl 311 Brannan
Glazier Simon V/. (/. Glazier A Co.), dwl 1302 Post
Glazier William W., driver S. F. Laundry, dwl 726 Fultou
Gleason A. , laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
Gleason Charles, carpenter, dwl 863^ Market
Gleason Dennis, maltster, dwl 317 Francisco
Gleason Edward (Gleason Jt Brother), dwl Lincoln House
Gleason Henrj' J., agent Frank H. Wing, dwl 742 Minna
Gleason James, shoemaker Thomas Web.ster
Gleason James, upholsterer, dwl 77 Natoma
Gleason James D., ironmolder, dwl 612 Minna
Gleason John, dwl 110 Taylor
Gleason John, insurance agent, dwl 19 Russ
Gleason John, fireman stni Petaluma, Davis St. Wharf
Gleason Joseph (Gleason 9 Brother), dwl Revere House
Gleason M., laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
Gleason M. Miss, dwl 210 Eddy
Gleason Martin, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl S

s Willow Av bet Mission and Valencia
Gleason Marj', chambermaid Grand Hotel
Gleason Mary (widow), laundress, dwl 3i' Ecker
Gleason Michael, janitor Powell St. School, dwl 7 Salmon
Gleason Michael, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Gleason Patrick, housemover, dwl 309 Mason
Gleason Patrick F., bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht,

dwl 22 Dora
Gleason Patrick H., liquor saloon, 304 Francisco
Gleason Sanmel, machinist, dwl 1142i Market
Gleason Timothy, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 134 Fern

Av
Gleason Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Gleason AV., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Gleason William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

916 Montgomerj'

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Oleason William H., salesman Julius Samuels, dwl 208
Eddy

Gleasun & Brother (Joseph and Edward), butchers, 20
and 21 Centre Market

Gleeson Authonj-, groceries and liquors, 22 Dora

Gleeson John, bartender Thomas Callan, dwl 423^ Clem

Oleeson John, expressman, NE cor Mission and Sixth, dwl
N s Sanchez nr Fifteenth

dGleeson John, laborer Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 74 Jes-
sie

Gleoson John, hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 15 Auburn

Gleeson Patrick, laborer, dwl 242 Fremont

Gleeson Sarah Miss, milliner Miss Li2zie Carter, dwl 504
Minna

Gleeson Sarah Mrs., dwl 115 Sixth

Gleeson Thomas,bartender John Lutgens.dwl Rock House,
Broatiway

Gleeson Thomas, housemover, dwl 916 Moutg-omery

Gleeson Thomas, tailor, 423 Wash, dwl 23 Glover, rear

Gleeson Thomas C, dry goods uiercliant, dwl 1805 Jones

Gleeson William, real estate, dwl yic M.>ntgomerj'

Gleeson William G., carjjenter, dwl :jll Elm Av

Gleeson William H., stockbroker, dwl N s Twenty-sixth
nr Bartlett

Gleeton Charles, conductor, dwl W s Devisadero bet Geary
and O'Farrell

GLEI\ C.iKLOS F., hardware, 1036 Market, dwl 12
Mason

Gleistein Johu, clerk William Dasmann, dwl SE cor How-
ard and Twelfth

Glen Uanch Dairy, Davidson & Scharitz proprietors, E s
Pennsylvania Av nr Sierra

Glencoe Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.,
Cal.), Leander Leavitt secretarj", office 309 Montgom-
ery room 33

Glenn Martin, market, NE cor Jones and O'Farrell, dwl
428 O'Farrell

Glenn Patrick, laborer, dwl 644J Jessie

Glenn Thomas, tverj' stables, 955 Folsom, dwl 1312 Cali-
fornia Av

Glenn Timothy, laborer, dwl 3 Haggin

Glenn William, laundrj'man, dwl \m7 Turk

Glenn William H., actor, dwl 617 Mission

Glennon I. Miss, teacher Silver St. Primarj' School, dwl
Alameda

€LE>'.\¥ HE\RY W., agent Bank of British North
America, office 221 Sansom, dwl Union Club

Gless Alois, tanner Christian Hellwig, dwl S s Twenty-
Sixth nr Howard

Glickauf Simon {Glickanf it- A^etc}>ov.'e), dwl 120 Sutter

Glickauf & Xewhouse (.5. Glickauf and L. Newhouse),
importers watch materials, 120 Sutter

Glickman Davtd, watchmaker Robert Makers & Son, dwl
2514 Webster

Glidden Albert M., shipcarpenter, dwl IS Bluxome

Glidden J. C, captain schr Alice, ofpce Pier 2i Steuart

Glidden Louise E. (widow), dwl W s Shotwell bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third

Glidden Marj- H. (widow), dwl S s Twenty-second nr Shot-
well

Glidden Prescott B., clerk Judson & Shepard, dwl S s
Twenty-second bet Shotwell and Folsom

Gliddenburg Joseph, baker, dwl 1113 Kearny, rear

Glinden Charles, springmaker William Crawford & Co.,
dwl 11 Ritch

Glinden Mary Mrs. (widow), dwl 11 Ritch

Gline George W. , baker Joseph Bartels, dwl 30 Sixth

Glingerperg Charles, master mariner, dwl N s Chestnut
nr Dujxmt

Glinnan William, laborer, dwl E s Hartford bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth

Glissman Isaac, tailor, dwl 721 Vallejo

Oloagley James, plasterer, dwl AV s Mission nr Twenty-
fifth

Globe Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Joseph
Maguire secretarj', office 419 California room 26

Globe House, SE corBrannan and Sixth

Globe Iron Works, F. A. Huntington proprietor, 143 and
145 Fremont

Globe Mutual Life Insurance Co. (New Yo.-k), John F.
Pope manager, office 424 Montgomery

Globkoff Savalie, broommaker Gillespie, Zan & Co., dwl
5 Drumm

Oloi Adolph, baker, dwl 631 Pacific

Clone James, barkeeper Joseph A. Lukin, dwl 331 Mont-
gomery

Glonn W., painter, dwl 231 Fifteenth

Qloor Ralph S., compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 1100
Taylor

GLOOTZ ADOLPH, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Clay and Dupont, dwl 1,507 Sacramento
Glootz John P. M., groceries and liquors, 706 Jackson,

dwl 1807 Jones
Glos Frank, shoemaker, 112 Dupont, dwl 225 Post
Glos Sebastian, bootmaker Adolph N. Uhl, dwl cor Octa-

via and .McAllister
Glossey Sanmel, paintgrinder Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl

311 Braiman
Glosstein August, clerk Marcus Albers, dwl 56 Clara
Olouber Herman, dwl 924 Geary
Gloucester James, miner, dwl 424 Broadway
Glover Andrew, policeman City Hall, dwl 428 Vallejo
Glover Charles, mariner, dwl 108 Mason
Glover Charles, third cook stm Oriflamme, Folsom St.

UTiarf
Glover Dominick, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Glover Edward L. Mrs., dwl 532 Pine
Glover Fi-ank, flagman Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 618

Fourth
Glover George F. M. , stockbroker, office 430 California,

res Oakland
Glover John, brassflnisher, dwl 31 Louisa
Glover John, cari)enter, dwl W s San Jos6 Road opp St.

Mary's College
Glover Josejih T. (TT. W. Dodge <t- Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
Glover Timothy, laborer, dwl 10 Sherwood PI
Glover W. H., operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,

dwl 523 Kearny
. Gloy Adolph, cook Bittmeier & Vail, dwl 13 Clay
Glllck Coleman, cigarmaker, 254 Third
Gltick George, cabinetmaker G. Uefflnger & Co., dwl 5

Park Av
GlUck Herman, brewer National Brewerj', dwl E s Fill-
more bet Fulton & McAllister
GlUck Jacob, tailor, 311 Pine room 22, dwl 426 Green
GlUck John F. (filUck <fc Hansen), dwl E s Fillmore bet

McAllister and Fulton
GlUck Marj' Mrs., eigars and tobacco, 254 Third
GLUCK A H.lXSEJf (John T. Gluck and Cliarles E.

Hansen), proprietors National Brewerj', SE cor Ful-
ton and Webster
Glynn Emerson O. (Glynn it- Bridgeman), dwl 206 Turk
Glj-nn F.W., dentist, office 215 Kearny
Glynn James, carpenter, dwl 55 Minna
Glynn James, with Cross k Co., dwl 6 Francisco
Glynn John (Cosgriff & G.), dwl NE cor Greenwich' and

Pierce
Glynn John, laborer Torrens & Enricht, dwl 1524 Jack
Glynn John, mariner, dwl 422 Dnimm
Glynn Martin, laborer, dwl S s St«venson Av nr Valencia
Glynn Michael, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 150

Silver
Glynn Michael, laborer H. F.Williams, dwl Goat Island
Glj-nu Michael, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Glynn Michael P., seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Glynn M. J. , expressman Empire Hot«l, 313 Pacific
Gljam Patrick, farmer, W s San Jos6 R. R., 1 mile N In-
dustrial School
Glynn Patrick, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Jessie

bet Seventh and Eighth
Glynn Thomas, laborer, dwl NW cor Central Av and

Geary
Glynn Timothy, laborer, dwl 312 Mission
Glynn Timothy, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, dwl 3

Haggin
Glynn William, laborer Pac. Boiler Works, dwl 16 An-
thony
Glynn &" Bridgman (Emerson O. Glynn and John W.

Bridijman), draymen, 416 Front
Gnip Chong (Chinese), tailor, 738 Jackson
Goachini Christopher, steward Fugel & Kluber, dwl 15

Pacific
Goad William, waiter Antone Cammet
Gobble A. C. (widow), dwl 535 Folsom
Gobble Ernest, jeweler Frontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl

535 Folsom
Gobel Robert, boatman, foot Fourth, dwl Paul Tract W s

San Bruno Road
Gobert Louis F. , laundryman Honora Chatelaine, dwl 513

Union
Goble Richard, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl NW cor

Georgia and Shasta
Gobleman Louis, milhmght Whittier, Fuller &4Co.,dwl

Metropolitan Hotel
Godart Albert, marine survej'or, dwl 307 Chestnut, rear
Godart Jules, architect, 302 Montgomery room 46, dwl

1006 Clay

Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D, W. Laird, San Pranoisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

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Godchaux Adolph (Godchaux Brothert & Co.), res Pari*
GODC-HAl'X BROTIIEKS A VO. {AdMph, Joseph,
and Ednwtid iiudchaux,and Sylmin Salunwn), im-
porters and jobbers drv and fancy goods, 109 Bat
Godchaux Edmond (Godchaux Brothers A Co.), res Pans
CiODC'H.lII.V JAC'ftl KJ*. real-estate agent, 421 Mont-
gomery, dwl 32 Hinckley , ^ , ■, , a^.
Godchaux Joseph (Godchaux Brothers 4i Co.), dwl 624

Green , „ s j . ,-ii

Godchaux Lazard (it. Brandenstevn <k Co,), owl 111

Powell .. , , „, „■ , 1

Godchaux Marks, clerk Fabian Toplitz. dwl 32 Hinckley
Godchaux MjTtil, bookkeeper Godchaux Brothers & Co.,

dwl 1713 Powell ^ ^, , ,

Goddard Clark L., dentist, office 33 Post, res Oakland
Goddard Elisha, special agent U. S. Treasury, otiice Cus-
tom House third floor, res Oakland
Goddard George H., civil engineer, surveyor, and archi-
tect, office 103 Montgomery
Goddard Henry K., assistant librarian Mercantile- Ubrarj-,

dwl 216 Bush
Goddard Le\i, dwl 515 Sacramento
Goddard Thoma8 W., carriatrepaintcr, dwl 1920 Taylor
Goddard William H., blacksmith, dwl 50 DeBooro
GODD4KD A CO. (Ira P. Rankm and Albert f.
Brayton), proprietors Pacific Iron Works, First and
Fremont bet Mission and Howard, office 127 First
Goddini Pietro, stonecutter, SW cor Sansom and Pacific
Godeau Eugene T., upholsterer Goodwn & Co., dwl 1414

Stockton ^ , • , ri

Godeau Margaret Mrs., geamstiese Goodwin i Co. _
Godeffroy Alfred (God^froy 4: Sillem), 34 CaUfoniia
Godeffroy Caliste, laborer G. \enard, dwl 1510 Dupont
Godeffrov H. , stockbroker, dwl 19 Oak „

Godeffroy & SiWem (Alfred Godefroy and WMiam bU-

lemj. capitalists, office 34 California
Godeska Guiseppe, venniceUimaker 3. P. Teothorey &

Co. , dwl cor Green and Lafayette PI
Godet Louis, French laundry, 910 Howard
Godet Thomas, agent, dwl 034 Post ._^ „ „ „,

Godeus John D., proprietor People's Art Gallery, 34

i Godey Frances Miss, laundress Anna Save, dwl 637 How
i Godfrey Charles H., cook, dwl 117 Druram
i Godfrey Delia Miss, dwl 307 Taylor
Godfrey Edward A., bookkeeper Jos. I* Km? & Co,, dwl

1023 Mission
iGodfrev Frank, clerk, dwl 22 Wetmore PI
Godfrey George, expressman, cor Third and Berry, awi

40 Clarence PI , , , ^„ t -.r _< *

G<>dfrey Harrison, master mariner, dwl lOOSi' iUxKet ■
Godfrey James, deckhand stm Julia, Broadway ist. Wharf
Godfrey James T., general broker, dwl 508 Powell
Godfrey John, dwl S s Han-ison bet Second and Third
Godfrey Joseph D. W., liquor saloon, 38 Geary
Godfrey Julia Mrs., dwl 1510 Dupont
Godfrey Leonard S., millwTight Joseph Wagner & Co.,

dwl 2<j Frederick
Godfrey Nathaniel A., hairdresser, dwl 3 Salmon
Godfrey Thomas J., leathercutter Porter, Oppenheuner &

C'D.,dwll7Rose Av
Godfrey William, clerk, dwl 1525 Dupont ^ ,„^ ,

Godfrey William A. H., gents' furnishing goods, 105 and

107 Second, dwl 1508 Mission
Godkin Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 629 Vallejo
Godlev Montgomen-, with John Parrott, dwl 789 Mission
GODON FKEDEKirK W., surgeon and dermatolo-
gist, office and dwl 103 Montgomery
Godoy J. A. (widow), dwl 333 Geary
Godoy Jos6 F. (Godoy <i; Tompkins), and State translator,
dwl 333 Geary , „ . ■ , ur

Godoy & Tompkins (Jox^ t'. Godoy and Frederick W .

Tompkim), attorneys at law, office 604 Merchant
Godsil James, barkeejier Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 20

Pearl
Godsil John, barkeepr Palace Hotel, dwl 28 Pearl
Godsil Timothy, fruits, 707^ Brannan . , .„,

Godsoe John S., compositor California Farmer, dwl il6

Filbert
Goe C, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Goe Samuel E., with W. Dutch, dwl 427 Sutter
Goebel Charles, bakery, 1518 Stockton
Goebel George, butcher Frank J. Boiler, dwl 1230 Dup
Goebel Otto, shoemaker Abraham Katz, dwl 25 Morton
Goedecke Louis, butcher, 1322 Dupont, dwl 503 Filbert
Goedecke Paul L., pork and sausage, 12 Center Market,
dwl 503 Filbert ^ ,^ , , ,

Goehring Adolph, waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 1
Hardie PI

Gocman William, seaman, dwl Steuart St, House
Goens Jacob, merchant ^Virginia City), dwl 240 Mont
Goenvic Charles, dwl 215 Gear}'

Goejjel Robert, shoemaker, 3 Mary L»no, dwl 523 Minna
Goepp Godfrey, teacher Girls' High School, re» Oakland
Goeppcrt Henry, dressmaker, dwl 803 Greenwich
Goeppert William, carpenter John P. Hanson, dwl 809

Greenwich
Goers Charles, blacksmith, dwl E s Alabama nr Twenty-
second
Goertzhain H. Emrich, market, 1103 I*avenworth
Goertzhain Herrmann, butcher, dwl NW cor iteideman

aivl Ellis
Goesfroy Dominick, varnisher, dwl 735 Brannan
Goesfroy Victor, varnisher, dvrl 735 Brannan
Goest Frank, eartn^n, dwl 36 Valparaiso
Goetgen Arond F., barkeejjer George H. RohilB, dwl NE

Cemetery Av and Geary
Goetjen Adolph, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl 222

Francisco
Goetjen Charles, driver, 2001 Powell
Goetjen Henr>', dwl 118 Valparaiso

Goetjen John H., groceries and fruits, NE cor Montgom-
ery and Green
Goetjen Nicolas, nianuf picklea and provisdons, NE cor

McAllister and Webster, rear, dwl 1032 McAllister
Goetter Charles, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 1452

Minna
Goettig John, fringemaker William Engkinder, dwl 464^

Tehama
Goetting Charles, musician, dwl 316 Pine
Goetting Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 31G Pine
Goetz Balthaser, wood and coal, 514 Union, dwl 522 Fil-
bert, rear
Goetz E. A., teamster, dwl 624 Chestnut
Goetz Edmund, barber Morris Rosenthal, dwl 256i Jessie
Goetz Frederica (widow), dwl 5 Sonora PI
Goetz Frederick, clerk G, Arnolt, dwl W a Mission nr

Thirtieth •

Goetz Joseph (J. W. Shaeffer <t Co.), dwl 614 Sutter
Goetz Leopold, plumber, dwl 5 Sonora. PI
Goetz Louis, trimmer B. Grave ii Co., dwl 636 Howard
Goetze Andrew, porter E. A. FargO & Co., dwl S s Tyler

bet Octavia and Laf^una
Goet2e John (Avery <l- G.), d«I 214 Steuart
Goetze Wilbelm, painter, dwl 525 Sixth
Goetze William, clerk Henry Bensen, dwl 770 ^'ant
Goewey James M., capitalist, dwl 314 Turk
Goey Ying (Chinese), toys, 93S Dujwnt
Goez Joseph, cabinetmaker, dwl 21 Ohio
GofEAlmon B., glazier E. H. Kittredge &. Co., dwl 118

Linden Av
Goff Calvin, deokhand steam tug Rabboni, *wl 22 Tehama
Goff Charles V7(Gof 6: McCarthy), dwl 727 VaUejo
Goff J. (widow), boarding, 530 Valencia
GofE James, dwl 414 Union

Goff Kateiwidow), d*l 25 Frederick , <„, ,-

Goff Richard, clerk Renton, Holmes Si Co., dwl 133 Te

bama _ . „, . t. ,r /i

Goff & McCarthy (CTarfes P. Goff and Edunn F. McCar-
thy), attorneys at law, office 622 Clay and 625 Merch
Goff. See Gough

Goffin Louisa (widf)w), dressmaker, dwl 40 Natoma
Goffrey Alida Miss, dwl 604 Union
Goffrey Caimen (widow), dwi 504 Union
Goffry Mercedes Miss, dwl 504 Union
Gogan Eliza Mra, dwl 515 Pine , ,„^ t^ ,

Gogan John, finisher John W. Mowry, dwl 1780 Folsom
Gogan William, barkeeper David P. Levy, dwl 515 Pine
Gogartv Owen, carpenter, dwl 63 Tehama
Goger Charles, tinsmith Holbrook, MerriU & Cm., dwl 531

Mission
Goggin David (Lyinan, Rafferty i Co.), dwl 340 Tehama
Goggin Edmund W., foreman Francis & \ aleiitme, dwl

2623 Mission
Goggin James B., dwl 2623 Mission
Goggin Richard B., proptr Howard House, 506 Howard
Goggin Walter, clerk S. W. Levy, dwl 2623 Mission
Gohling George, liquor saloon, 923^ Folsom
Gohrman C, dwl Commercial Hotel
Goin Henry, carpenter, dwl N s Lyi>ch bet Jones and Leav
Golan Johii, mariner, dwl 112 Pacific
Gold Alexander, stevedore, dwl 1306 Montgomery
Gold Bar Hydraulic Mining Co. (Placer Co. , CaL), A. C.

Hammond secretary, office 401 California
Gold Deposit Gold Mining Co, (El Dorado Co., CaL), Johli

M. Buffington secretarj-, office 309 California
Gold Hill Tunnelling G. and S. M. Co. (St<irey Co., Nev.>,
R. Wegener secretary-, office 414 California

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prop'

:. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Gold Flat Mining Co., office 411^ California room 1

Gold John, dwl is Minna

Gold Mountoin Gold Mininjf Co. (San Bernardino Co., Cal.),
Jules P. C'avallier secretary, ofllee

Gold Thomas F., bakor McGnitft's iJakerj', dwl 644 Na-
toma

Goldbeck Amelia Mrs. , groceries and liquors, SE cor Eighth
and Howard, dwl 22t» Eighth

Goldbeck Charles, manager Mi-s. A. Goldbeck, dwl 229
Eighth

Goldberg Adolph, barber, dwl SllJ^ Montgomery

Goldberg Daniel, tailor .\le.\ander Macbeth, dwl SW cor
Leavenworth and Washington

Goldberg Jacob (L. Lclii'iihaum <t Co.), dwl 941 Howard

OoUlberg Jacob, stockbroker, dwl 404 Stockton

Goldberg Joseph, clerk II. Hyman & Co., dwl 8II4 Mont-
gomery

Goldberg j"., merchant, dwl .537 Turk

Goldberg Lottie, i>eddler, dwl 122 Shipley

Goldberg Max, clerk H. Hvman &, Co., dwl 811 J Mont

Goldberg Peter, dwl 22.5 Hush

Goldberg Philip (Qoldbenj a,- Schwalhe), dwl 1425 Pine

Goldberg Simon L. {L. Anerba^h <(; Cu.), dwl 2114 How

Goldberg Solomon, furniture and carpets, 241 Third, dwl
112f Silver

Goldberg i: Schwalhe {Philip Goldherg and Joseph
Sclitralbe), poultry, 8.5 (California Market

«0LI»K:V XiiV. FLOI Kl.Xi .IIILL.S, F. D. Conro &
Son proptrs, 717-721 Battei-y

Golden Age and Empire M. Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.),
\V. Augustus Kna:pp secretary, office 22 Neveda Block

Golden Chariot Mining Co. (Idaho), Louis Kaplan secre-
tary, office 27 Merchants' Exchange

Golden Charles, mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Colima

Golden City Brewerj', Gottlieb Brekle proptr, 1431 Pac

Golden City Chemical Works, H. P. Wakelee manager,
W s Seventh bet Brannan and Townaend, office SE cor
Montgomerj' and Bush

Golden City House, James Richards proptr, cor Silver Av
and San Bruno Road

Golden City Soap Factory, Bauer & Schmidt proptrs, SW
cor Greenwich and Webster

Golden City Straw Works, 733 Mission

Golden Crown Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), baniel
Buck secretary, office 309 Montgomery room 80

Golden Dawn The (woman's monthly), Miss Dora Dar-
moore publisher, office 532 Clay

GoldeimBartley, cartman, dwl 320 Chestnut

Golden E. Mrs., janitress Model School

CiOLI>E\ EA<iLE HOTEL, Hartnett & Barry pro-
prietors, 402 and 400 Broadway

Golden Edward, engineer, dwl 170 Jessie

(>iOLl»E\ Mt.4 (weekly), Thomas J. Foard publisher
and proprietor, office 605 Clay

Golden Gate Brewery, Charles Metzler proptr, 715 Green-
wich

Golden Gate Chemical Works, John T. Jefferson proptr,
NE cor Beach and Buchanan

CiOLI»E\ 4;.VTE DRIVING PARK, N s Point Lobos
Av bet Tw"enty-fourth and Twenty-fifth avs, 5 miles
from City Hall

€OLI>E>' «iATE FLOI RING MILLS, Horace Davis
& Co proptrs, 41-49 First

eOLKE.V G.ATE HOTEL. Leonard J. F. Schnuten-
haus proptr, 134 and 136 Fourth

Golden Gate House, Claus & Alfs proprietors, 204 Steuart

Golden Gate House, Thomas Murray proptr, 510 Davis

Golden Gate Nursery, David Neely proprietor, NE cor
Twentieth and Folsom

GOLI»E\ GATE PARK, entrance Baker bet Oak and
Fell, commissioners' and supt's office 302 Mont

Golden Gate Plaster Mills, Lucas Gessner & Co. proprie-
tors, 215 and 217 Main

Golden Gate Premium Match Factory, M. Cohn proprie-
tor, W s Gilbert nr Townsend, office 322 Sansom

Golden Gate Sugar Refinery, SE cor Polk and Grove

Golden George, plumber, dwl 281 Minna

Golden George W. , porter John Renz, dwl Heinz's Hotel

Golden James, dwl 51 Natoma

Golden James, bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl
132 Oak

Golden James, laborer Albert Boltz, dwl 250 Fourth

Golden James, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

Golden Jeremiah H., salesman Kennedy & Durr, dwl 51
Natoma

Golden John, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., -dwl 196
Perry

Golden John, laborer, dwl 413 Broadwaj'

Golden John, laborer, dwl E s Alemany nr Seventeenth '

Golden John, lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 1831

Sacramento, rear
Golden John W., engineer, dwl Windsor House
Golden Star Cracker Co. , Joseph A. Dorr manager, 704

Sansom
GOLHEN STATE IRON M'ORKS, Palmer, Knox &

Co. projiriotors, 19-25 First
Golden Sun Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.), Joseph

Pentecost secretary, 702 Market
Golden Swan Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), C. S. Ncal

secretary office 330 Mont
Golden Thomas, broommaker Gillespie, Zan & Co., dwl

147 Minna
Golden Thomas, clerk, dwl 219 Turk
Golden Thomas, undertaker, 917 Market, dwl 219 Turk
Golden Timothy, hairdresser George Howard, dwl 35

Welsh
Golden Wilhelm, dwl 81 Stevenson
Goldenson Marcus, farmer, dwl 1188 Harrison
Golding J. (widow). Ocean Side House, Ocean Beach Road,

3 miles S Cliff House
Golding James, engineer, dwl 34i Ritch
Golding John, laborer, dwl 18 Clara ■
Golding John, laborer, dwl SW cor Seventeenth and Ale-
many
Golding Thomas, first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Goldman Albert, hatter J. C. Meussdorffer & Bro., dwl

1912 Howard
Goldman B. , peddler, dwl 9^ Garden
Goldman Bernard, human-hairworker, 238 Keamj'
Goldman Herman, shoemaker, dwl 426 Clementina
Goldman Isaac A., real estate, office 521 Market, dwl 1914

Howard
Goldman Isaac W. (of Qnldtnan d- Arendt, Pleamnton,

Alameda Co.), office 421 Sacramento, dwl 411 Mason
Goldman Jacob, market, 1202 Stockton, dwl 20 Mason
Goldman John, bootmaker Isaac Alexander
Goldman Joseph, dwl 508 Ellis
Goldman Max, fancy goods, 1201 Stockton
Goldman Solomon, bootmaker, 218 First, dwl 426 Clem
Goldmyer Louis, market, 307 Sixth
Goldsby George, clerk, dwl 321 O'Farrell
Goldschmidt Albert, translator A. L. Bancroft & Co., 721

Market
Goldsmith Abraham M., bookkeeper S. F. Pioneer Wool-
en Factory, 115 Batterj', dwl 415 Jones
Goldsmith Adolph, tailor, dwl 14 Howard Court
Goldsmith Ann (widow), dwl E s Leavenworth bet Union

and Filbert
Goldsmith Anson, stockbroker, Pac. Stock Exchange, dwl

1020 Post
Goldsmith B., dwl 44 Third
Goldsmith B., bookkeeper Bauer, Tobriner & Co., dwl 18

Hampton PI
Goldsmith B., dry and fancy goods, 628 Market
Goldsmith Bertha Miss, teacher, dwl 415 Jones
Goldsmith Brothers (Portland, Oregon), office 108 Sansom
Goldsmith Edwin S. (William E. Goldsmith it Son), dwl

118 Post
Goldsmith Esther Miss, teacher Fourth St. Primary

School, dwl 415 Jones
Goldsmith George, broker, dwl 510^ Stevenson
GOLUSMITH GEORGE, liquor saloon, NW cor Bat-
tery and Pacific, dwl 1998 Powell
Goldsmith Geoi^e, tinsmith Martin Prag, dwl 2619 Clay
Goldsmith Gustav, clerk County Recorder, dwl 2045 Mis-
sion
Goldsmith Isaac, cattle inspector, dwl 415 Jones
Goldsmith James, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl

sl4 Third
Goldsmith Jonathan G. , dwl 355 First
Goldsmith L. & Co. (Portland, Oregon), office 108 Sansom
Goldsmith Levi, stockkeeper Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl

1119 Post
Goldsmith Leon, bookstand, cor Sansom and Washington,

dwl 16 Taylor
Goldsmith Louis, bookkeeper A. Haas & Co., dwl 921 J^

Post
Goldsmith Nathan, dry and fancy goods, 468^ Sixth, dwl

35 Sixth
Goldsmith Oliver, clerk Thomas Jennings, dwl 1525 Tyler
Goldsmith Rose Miss, teacher South CosmopoUtan Pri-

marj- School, dwl 415 Jones
Goldsmith Rosina (widow), dwl 2619 Clay
Goldsmith Rudolph, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 1018

Post
Goldsmith Simon, dry goods and fancy goods, 250 Third,

dwl 18 Hampton PI
Goldsmith Solomon (A. B. Elfelt d: Co.), dwl 1018 Post

r:; TAMES G-. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchani

Goldsmith William E. (Williain E. Ooldnmith & Son),
clwl 1114 Market

OOLU.SMITII M'lLLIAN E. A SOUf (Edwi7i S.
Goldiimitli), card and seal engravers, 507 Mont

Goldsmith William F., iioliceman City Hall, dwl 533 St«v

Goldstein Abraham, tailor, 927i Folsom

Goldstein Amelia Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School

Goldstein A. S., dwl 400 MqAUister

Goldstein Charles, salesman R. Cohnreich, dwl 340 Minna

Goldstein David, baker Lick House

Goldstein Emanuel L. (B: Dreyfus ti- Co.), res Europe

Goldstein Esther (widow), dwl 39 Jessie

Goldstein Eva (widow), ladies' and children's wear, dress-
trimmings, etc., 18 Kearny, dwl 418 Sutter

Goldstein Francis M., draftsman, 417 Bush, dwl Pacific
bet Powell and Stockton j

Goldstein Henry, clerk S. F. News Co., dwl 39 Jessie

Goldstein Herman, dwl 325^ Bush

Goldstein J., expressman, dwl 925 McAllister

Goldstein Jacob Harris, corsetmaker, 592 Stevenson

Goldstein L., laborer, dwl 925 McAllister

Goldstein Louis, expressman, dwl 404^ Tehama

Goldstein Louis, tailor, 536 Bush

Goldstein Maurice, upholsterer Jas. W. Burnham & Co.,
dwl cor McAllister and Van Ness Av

Goldstein Morris, with H. Israelsky & Co.

Goldstein P. , lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co. , dwl Potrero

Goldstein Samuel, capitalist, office 115 Battery, dwl 524
Pine

Goldstein Simon (Goldstein <fc Cohen), dwl 221 Minna

Goldstein William, clerk B. Dreyfus & Co., dwl 315 Tyler

Goldstein & Cohen (Simon Goldstein and Hermann Co-
hen), importers human hair, 125 San and 812 Market

Goldstone Charles, clothing; and gents' furnishing goods,
435 Montgomery, dwl 1042 Howard

Goldstone Daniel, clerk John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 1061
Howard

Goldstone Henry, waiter Louis Meyer, dwl 620 Pine

Goldstone Jacob, clothing, 926 Dupont, dwl 924 Dupont

Goldstone Jacob, salesman John S. Lewin, dwl 1042 How

Goldstone John B. (Starbird d- G.), dwl 1051 Howard

Goldstone K., waiter California Restaurant, dwl cor Pa-
cific and Dupont

Goldstone Louis, dwl 418 Sutter

Goldstone Maurice, driver Cal. Market, dwl 535 Stevenson

Goldstone Mitchell, furnishing goods, 12 Bush, dwl 1423
Pine

Goldstone Samuel, salesman Feigenbaum & Co., dwl 1065
Howard

Goldthwait Alfred, salesman Littlefield, Webb & Co., dwl
141G Washington

Goldtree Nathan (of Goldtree Bros. , San Luis Obispo),
office 25 Battery, dwl 507 Pine

Goldware James A.", waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 28 Stone

Goldwater Henry, clerk Isaacs, Gross & Co., dwl 421 Eddy

Goldwater Marks, tailor Abraham Cooper, dwl 113 Oregon

Goldwater Michael, (of J. Goldwater <t Brother, Ehren-
berg, A. T.), office 106 Battery, dwl 421 Eddy

Goldworthy Joseph, laborer, dwl 701 0'Farrell»

Goliardo Giovanni , farmer, dwl 8 Margaret PI

Golier James M., waiter, dwl 742 Pine

Goll Henry, baker Henry Blum, dwl 317 Francisco

Golier Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 1610 Pacific Av

Golier John C. , cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co. , dwl 6 Monroe

Gollin Walter W. , local agent Transatlantic Marine In-
surance Co. (I3erlin), dwl 34 Eddy

Gollins George, stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl W s
Church nr Liberty

Gollion John, mariner, dwl 35 Pacific

Gollner Frederick, clerk Frederick Steimke, dwl NW cor
Pierce and Eddy

Gollo v., musician, dwl 40 Eddy

Golly Ambrose, watchmaker and jeweler, 301 Montgom
ery Av, dwl 520 Filbert

Golly August, (llahwylcr & (?.), dwl 520 Filbert

Golly John, dwl 520 Filbert

Golly John B. (John B. Golly & Co.), dwl 1715 Stockton

OOLLY JOHN B. A <:6., (Leon Gully), publishers,
booksellers, and impoi-ters, 31 Kearny

Golly Joseph, hairdresser, dwl 520 Filbert

Golly Leon (John B. Golly & Co. and Oolly & Epstein),
dwl 921 Market

GOLLY «& EPSTEIN (Leon Golly and Emanuel Ep-
stein), stockbrokers, office 308 Sansom

Golombo Giovanni, fisherman, dwl Lafayette PI nr Union

Golph Richard, laborer, dwl 133 Tehama

Golyers Christ., cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger& Co.

Goma Joseph, dwl 4 St. Mary

Gomacinda Pinia (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1320 St09kton

Gomas Rafael, laborer, dwl 1 Gaines nr Green

Gonier Mary (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1413 Dupont

Gomer Pinkney T., real-«tate agent, office 504 Montgom-
ery, dwl 1320 Jackson

Gomez Antonio, steward Oakland Ferry

Gomez Antonio F., messenger U. S. Navy Pay Office, dwl
620^ Sutter

Gomez John, carpenter, dwl 25 Oak

Gomez Jos6 G. , deckhand stm Donahue, dwl 116 Jackson

Gomez Mary Miss, seamstress Joseph Sheyer, dwl Vallejo
bet Kearny and New Montgomery

Gomez Peter, blacksmith, dwl 634 ^'allejo

Gomez Presciliano, compositor El Tecolote, dwl 528 Val-
lejo

Gomez Thomas A., compositor R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 736
Folsom

Gomo John, stairbuilder Dillon & Drew, dwl 132 Fifth

Gompertz Charles F., professor Spanish, dwl 740 Six-
teenth

Goncalves Julio, porter stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry

Goncalves Manviel, boot and shoemaker, dwl 612 Post

Gondoquins A. , restaurant, dwl 250 Sutter

Gonnella John (^4. Montroni d: Co.), dwl 336 Union

Gonyeau John, carpenter, dwl 223^ Austin

Gonzales Adolph, champion tumbler Woodward's Gar-
dens, dwl 777i Mission

Gonzales Andrew, teacher Spanish language, dwl 635 Pac

Gonzales Antoine, barber, dwl 20 Sacramento

Gonzales Charles, carpenter, dwl 129 Folsom, rear

Gonzales Craz, seaman, dwl 7 Broadway

Gonzales Daria V. , dwl 1117 J Kearny

Gonzales E., carpenter, dwl 16 Taylor

Gonzales Francis, hairdresser, dwl 502 Vallejo, rear

Gonzales Frank, dwl 30 Ohio

Gonzales Jacoba, tailoress Domingo Richiri, dwl 6 Sono-
ma nr Vallejo

Gonzales Josephine, boarding, 1323 Dupont

Gonzales K. (widow), dwl N s Elizabeth nr Guerrero

Gonzales Manuel, tinsmith, dwl 528 Green

Gonzales Peter, dwl 10 Turk

Gonzales Tomasa, seamstress Mrs. K. Perboner, dwl N s
Jones bet Pacific and Broadwaj'

Gonzalez Andrew, teacher Spanish, dwl 635 Pacific

Gonzalez Antonio (Gonzalez & Lotnelin),, dwl 5 Virginia

Gonzalez Antonio, porter Julius Streib & Brother, dwl 5
Virginia »

Gonzalez Dominick (Gonzalez <t- Boland), dwl 949 How

Gonzalez John, saddler Main & Winchester, dwl 521 Miss

Gonzalez Joseph, clerk Gonzalez & Boland, dwl 949 How-
ard

Gonzalez Joseph, porter Abraham J. Kom,»dwl 6 Hinck-
ley PI

Gonzalez Julian, dwl 727 Broadway

Gonzalez Martin, pilot stm Julia, Broadway St.Wliarf

Gonzalez & Boland (Doininick Gonzalez and John Bo-
land), real-estate agents, 228 Montgomeiy

Gonzalez & Lomelin (Antonio Gonzalez and Pedro Lome-
lin), liquor saloon, SW cor Keaniy and Broadway

Good Christian, confectionery, 227 Kearny, dwl 1609 Leav

Good Friday Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), Orlando
A. Bogart secretary, office 323 Montgonierj* room 13

Good George, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 227
Second

Good Harry C. (Ten Cent Parcel Delivery Co.), dwl 611
Taylor

Good lantha B. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 433 First

Good John, dwl 611 Taylor

Good John, blacksmith, dwl 1006 Market

Good John, seaman stm Oriflamme, Folsom St.Whari

Good John B., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 433
First

Good John, molder William T. Garratt

Good Michael, laborer Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard

Good Robert W. , bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW
cor Gough and Hecht

Good Thomas, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 57 Na-
toma

Goodale David, phvsician, dwl 1106 Kearny

Goodall Charles (G'oodall, Nelson J: Perkins), dwl SE cor
McAllister and Pierce

Goodall Charles M., captain tugboat Minnehaha, office 10
Market

Goodall Edward, purser stm Fideliter, dwl SE cor McAl-
lister and Pierce

Goodall Edwin, secretary and cashier Goodall, Nelson &
Perkins S. S. Co., dwl 2326 Mission

•Goodall James E., clerk Naval Office U. S. Custom House,
dwl American Exchange

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology ijj

5. P. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.

GOODALL, NELSON' A PERKIISH {Charles Good-
all, Christoplu'r y<-lson, ami Oeurne C. Pirkim),
agents Goodall, Nclsmi & Perkins S. S. Co., South-
ern Coast (Los An;,'eles, San l>iei;o, etc.1 Lino Steam-
ers, Victoria Line, and projirietors tujrboats Wizard,
Watcrwitch, Monarch, Rescue, Noptmie, and Minne-
haha, and aijents Spring Valley Water for Shipping,
office 10 Market
CiOOI»ALL, ^FX««OV A PERKINS S. ». CO.,
Charles Goodall president, I'hristophor Nelson vice-
president, Georjje C. Perkins treasurer, Edwin Good-
all secretary-, office 10 Market
Goorthan Stephen, cook, 610 Fourth
Goodchauld Alix, seaman, dwl 41.1 Drumm
Goodchild Mary (widow), dwl 1705 Stockton
Goodchild Samuel B. , barkeejier Blackburn & Fallon, dwl

cor Kearny and Broadway
Goixlell JI. Miss, telegraph oi'ierator, dwl 26 Ellis
Goo<len Susan M. Mrs. (Perkins A- G.), dwl 9 Taylor
Goodenough Alexander, mechanic, dwl 549 Bryant
Goodenoui,'h Peter, baker, dwl 72;U O'Farrell
Got)dfcllow Michael, laborer, dwl 907 Jones
Goodfellow Tlionias J., driver Calif oniia Cracker Co., dwl

001 Powell
Goodfellow W. S., attorney at law, office 531 California,

res Oakland
Goodfriend Louis, clerk Max Gruenberg & Co., dwl 502

Bush
Goodhart George, salesman M. J. Flavin, dwl 117 Post
Goodhart George C, porter Wheeler & Wilson Manuf. Co.,

dwl 20 Geary
Goodhue .lames W., dairyman, dwl 1517 Geary, rear
Goodhue Thomas H., cafiienter, dwl W s Eighth bet Har-
rison and Bryant
Gooding William, shipbuilder, dwl 311 Stockton
Gooding William A., dwl 311 Stockton
Goodkind Abraham, salesman Fechheimer, Goodkind &

Co., dwl 1516 Larkin
Goodkind Henry {Fechheimer, G. & Co.), dwl 1004 Van

Ness Av
Goodman A. , prcptr Metropolitan Club Rooms, 602 Cali-
fornia, dwl 104 Sixth
Goodman Abraham, importer and jobber hats and caps,

133 Sanson! , res New York
Goodman Abraham, liquor saloon, 249 Third
Goodman Adolph, liquor saloon, dwl 707 O'Farrell
Goodm»n Adolph, salesman Abraham Kline, dwl 153 Clara
Goodman Alphonse, coachman, dwl 7 Mills PI
Goodman Anton, brushmaker S. F. Brush Factory, dwl

S70 Folsom
Goodman Benjamin F., clerk William Hesler, dwl 700

Broadwajr
Goodman David {Hart d- G.), dwl 1118 Sutter
Goodman Frederick, merchant, office 109 Sansom, dwl 412

Post
Goodman George, porter, dwl 7 Mills PI
Goodman H., dwl 636 Commercial
Goodman Henry, dwl 114 Eddy

G<iodman Isaac, expressman, SE cor Kearny and Wash-
ington, dwl 1127 Tj-Ier
Goodman Isaac, salesnian Oppenheimer & Bro., dwl 711

Ellis
Goodman Isadore, bookkeeper M. Franklin & Brother,

dwl 421 Fell
Goodman .lames, boilermaker Portland Boiler Works, dwl

216 First
Goodman John H., plasterer, dwl 423 Bush
Goodman Jonas {Goodman tt- Fernait), dwl 1202 Sutter
Goodman Joseph, salesman Colman Brothers, dwl 19 Har-
riet
COOOMAX JOi^EPH T., manager Evening Post, dwl

Palace Hotel
Goodman Loufs (Oppenheimer d- Bro.), dwl 711 Ellis
Goodman Marcus, tailor. 943 Folsom
Goodman Martin, barkeeiier Abraham Goodman, dwl 249

Third
Goodman Mary, dwl SE cor Buchanan and Page
Goodman Moritz, with Isaac Heymann, dwl Natoma nr

Second
Goodman P., tailor I. Lessman, dwl 110 Pacific
Goodman Samuel, salesman Abraham Kline, dwl 153 Clara
Goodman Sarah (widow), dwl 19 Harriet
Goodman .Simon, cigarette maker B. Rosenthal, dwl 425

Howard
Goodman & Femau (Jonas Goodman and Ewjelhardt

Fernatt), dairy produce, 55 California Market
Goodmansen Lawrence, captain schr Skylark, office Pier

2i Steuart
Goodnough Charles, dwl 13 Leavenworth

Goodnow Albert, wood and coal, 234 Fifth

Goodnow Charles W., teamster Jarcd B. Dean, dwl 70

Clementina
Goodrich Elizabeth, dressmaker, dwl 064 Mission
Goodrich James H., shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.
Gixxirich .lolui H. (Kerr i(- G.), dwl 613 Fulton
Gooilrich Josci)h K., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's Office,

res Oakland
Goodrich Levi J., clerk Cal. Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth

and Townsend, dwl 107 f)'Farrell
Goodrich Omer, carriagemaker, dwl 305 Eddy
Goodridge Henrj- C, clerk Custom House, dwl 428 Bryant
Goodnun George, master mariner, dwl 23 Twelfth
Goodsell De Courcy M., shipwright, dsvl 429 First
Goodspeed George, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 529

Valencia
Goodstein Is.iac, expressman, dwl E s Laguna bet McAl-
lister and Ash Av
Goodwin Benjamin, corresiwndent S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, dwl 640 Stevenson
Goodwin Benjamin F. , carfieuter, dwl 539 Natoma
Good\vin Charles, laborer Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Goodwin Ella Miss, dressmaker, dwl 640 Stevenson
Goodwin Frederick, seaman, dwl 1 Mission
Goodwin James, messman stm Senator, Broadway St.

Wharf •

Goodwin James P. (Goodwin it Co.), dwl 1313 Taylor
Goodwin James P. Jr., clerk Goodwin & Co., dwl 1313

Taylor
Goodwin John, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl

1180 Harrison
Goodwin John, seaman Colorado S. N. Co.'s Montana,

Folsom St.WTiarf
Goodwin Lewis, agent Goodwin Pump Co., ofiSce 5 First,

dwl 738 ilcAllister
GOODWISf M. A CO., importers and wholesale wines

and liquors, 407 Battery
Goodwin Matthew, boatman, dwl 110 Berry
Goodwin Michael {^f. Goodniii <t- Co.), d\v\ 434 Fifth
Goodwin Peter, dwl 1606 Powell

Goodwin Peter, office 333 Montgomery, dwl 1020 Jack
Goodwin Robert H., dwl 1020 Jackson
Gtoodwin Sophia (widow), dwl 405 O'Farrell
Goodwin Susan Sliss, dwl 640 Stevenson
Goodwin Thaddeus P., lumber surveyor, dwl 138 Seventh
Goodwin Thomas, stevedore, dwl 49 Clementina
Goodwin William, captain schr Granger, bulkhead bet

Washington and Jackson
Goodwin William, mariner, dwl 1511j Mason
Goodwin William C, contractor and builder, dwl 610

McAllister
Goodwin William S. , bookkeeper, dwl 610 McAllister
GOODWI.\ A' €<». {James P. Goodxnn, George W.

Britton, and George B. May), importers furniture,

bedding, etc., 312 Pine
Goody Edwin J., salesman Fratinger & Noll, dwl 809

Howard
Goodvear Morris, dwl 214 Turk
GOODA'EAK KI'BBER CO., Joseph Eraser agent,

577 and 579 Market
Goodyear Thomas, carpenter, dwl 740 Broadway
Goodyear 'Watson A., civil and mining engineer, office

and dwl 120 Sutter room 76
Goodyear's India Rubber Glove Co., Weaver, Taylor &

Co. agents, office 501 Market
Gook Solomon, dwi NW cor Turk and Broderick
Gooker Nicholas, marblepolisher Charles Roche, dwl 735

Braiman
Goold Edmond L., attorney at law, office 509 Kearny, dwl

Grand Hotel
Goold E. Louis Jr., clerk Rudolph Hochkofler, dwl

Grand Hotel
Goold. See Gould

Goong Yuen & Co. (Chinese), merch.andise, 920 Dupont
Goor Charles, \vines and liquors, 12 Fourth
Goragonia Garia (widow), dwl 27 Hincklev, rear
Goram v., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Goravan Annie Miss, dwi 311 Tjier
GorcoWch Luke V. (Pocekit Co.), dwl 738 Union
Gordon A. C, dwl 318 Pine
Gordon A. P., carpenter, dwl 501 Broadway
Gordon Bernard, leather factory, 510 JIarket
Gordon Charles, dwi Russ House
Gordon Charles, dwi 916 Stockton
Gordon Charles W. , printer and stationer, 326 Sansom,

dwi 733 McAllister
Gordon Cuthbert P., mining secretarj-, office 309 Mont-
gomery room 23, dwi 808 Leavenworth
Gordon Daniel, marblecarver, dwi 527 Geary, rear

TEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

D. W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan'

Gordon Da\id P., merchant, dwl N s Twenty-fifth nr Miss

Gordon Frank, dwl 102 Mason

Gordon G. (widow), dwl Eleventh Av nr P

Gordon George, laborer, dwl 23 White PI

Gordon George, plumber, dwl 68 Minna

Gordon George F., clerk McAllisters & Bergin, dwl SE cor

Grove and Buchanan
Gordon George G., gasfitter, dwl 412 Bush
Gordon George P., seaman, dwl 23 White PI
Gordon George W., attorney at law, office 622 Clay, dwl

619 Stockton
Gordon George W., waiter Mrs. C. N. Mann, 1104 Market
Gordon H. (widow), silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.
Gordon Henry, deckhand stm Vaquero, Green St.^\'harf
Gordon Henrj' G., salesman Adams & Taylor, dwl 521

Ellis
Gordon Henrj' J., dwl Ocean View House 6J^ miles from

City Hall
Gordon Henry J. , painter, dwl 47 Ritch
Gordon James, bootcrimper, dwl W s Laguna bet Hayes

and Grove
Gordon James, master mariner, dwl 22 Verona PI
Gordon James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
GOKI>0\ JAMES E., hardware commission mer-

charft, 5 First, and proptr Pac. Chain Works, cor

Iowa and Yuba, dwl 318 First
Gordon John, dwl SW cor Montgomerj' Av and Vallejo
Gordon John, general agent sewing machines, 1006 How
Gordon John, stairbuilder, dwl 946 Howard
Gordon John, watchmaker J. W. Tucker & Co., dwl 1

Middle
Gordon John C, shipcarpenter, dwl 54 First •
Gordon Julia (widow), dwl 318 First
Gordon Louise (widow), dwl 1615 Laguna
Gordon Martin, bricklayer, dwl 111 Jessie
Gordon Marj- A., Mrs., dwl 721 Eddy
Gordon Michael, dwl 148 Dora
Gordon N. Henry, bookkeeper Home Mutual Insurance

Co., res Oakland
Gordon Nicholas W., clerk S. B. Bos well & Co., dwl 910*

Pine
Gordon Noah M., proprietor Waldo House, 729 Market,

dwl 1521 Sacramento
Gordon P., machinist, dwl 509 Washington
Gordon Patrick, coachman Salvin P. Collins, SW cor

Sacramento and Franklin
Gordon PatricJk, engineer, dwl 37 First
Gordon Patrick, paver, dwl 527 Geary, rear
Gordon R. E. W., dwl 1603 Jones
Gordon R. J., dwl Ocean View House, 6^ miles from City

Hall
Gordon Robert, bookkeeper, dwl 15 Powell
Gordon Robert, stevedore, dwl 305 Fifth
Gordon Sadie Mjss, bookbinder Bartling &, Kimball, dwl

1051 Market
Gordon Samuel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 528 Fol
Gordon Samuel A. (Gordon d- Burke), dwl 107 Eighth
Gordon Stephen, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 527 Geary, rear
Gordon Thomas, laborer Cal. Brick Co., dwl 131 Fi-eelon
Gordon Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s Illi-
nois nr Twentieth
Gordon Thomas, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Gordon Thomas T., salesman Kennedy & Brennan, dwl

114 First
Gordon Wellington, principal Point Lobes School, dwl

808 Leavenworth
Gordon W. H., seaman stm Senator, Broadway St. Wharf
Cftrdon William, bootblack, 426 Davis
Gordon William, mining engineer, dwl 527 Sacramento
Gordon William, porter C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 1

Middle
Gordon William G., stonecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl

452 Minna
Gordon & Burke (Samuel A. Gordon and Michael

Burke), importers and manufacturers cigars and

tobacco, 842 Market
Gore Benjamin B., commission merchant and commercial-
broker, 318 Front, res Oakland
Gore John, collector Spring Valley Water W. Co, dwl 317

Geary
Gore William, live stock, dwl 232 Jessie
Gorevan James, porter John Parrott, dwl 1825 Clay
Gorevan Thomas, stonecutter, dwl 22 Turk
Gorevan Thomas J., marblecutter Qharles Roche, dwl 15

Boardman
Gorfinkel Aaron, dry goods, 230 Sixth
Gorflnkel Joseph, clerk S. Kowalsky, dwl 230 Sixth
Gorfinkel William, hairdresser, 16 Hayes

Gorgon Felix X., carpenter, dwl SW cor Valencia and

Twenty-third
Gorham Daniel, cashier Naval Oflice Custom House, dwl

15 Verba Biiena
Gorham E., dwl 411 Minna

Gorham H., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Gorham L. B., clerk William H. Bovee, dwl 506 Powell
Gorham Michael C, groceries and liquors, 164 Jessie, dwl

174 Jessie
Gorham Patrick, clerk Micliael C. Gorham, dwl 164 Jessie
Gorham Richard, housemover, dwl 214 Broadway
Gorham Valentine, laborer, dwl N s Creek Lane nr How-
ard
Grorhey John, expressman, 715 Da^is, dwl 118 Perry
Gorhey Michael, expressman, NE cor Pine and Mont-

gomerv, dwl 118 Perry
Gone James (Weed d- G.), dwl 927 Market
Goringe John, drayman William Butterfield, dwl 1904

Polk
Gorla P., storekeeper N. Giamboni & Co., 520 Clay
Gorley Hugh Alexander, mining, ofBce 330 Pine room 20,

dwl SW cor Sacramento and Devisadero
Gorley Marj', cook Worth House, 606 Folsom
Gorley Peter, waiter, dwl 627 Broadway
Gonnally Michael, cook Winchester Hotel
Gorman Mrs. (widow), dwl E s Mission bet Twenty-first

and Twenty-second
Gorman Adolphus, hostler Central R. R.
Gorman Andrew, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

556 Brj'ant
Gorman Catherine (widow), dwl 820 Vallejo
Gonnan Catherine (widow), dwl 1806 Market
Gor.jnan Dennis, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

2723 Folsom
Gorman Edward, salesman Muser Bros., dwl 820 Vallejo
Gorman Ellen (widow), dwi N s Cortland Av nr Califor-
nia Av, Bernal Heights
Gorman George, bookkeeper, dwl 641 Washington
Gorman J., second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Gorman James, dwl 14 Anthony
Gorman James, engineer, dwi 914 Natoma
Gorman James, fireman stm Enterprise, Broadway St.

Wharf, dwi 324i Broadway
Gorman James B., finisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

271 First
Gorman J. B. Miss, teacher South S. F. School, dwi 10

Fifth Av
Gorman Jeremiah, laborer Beale St. Wharf, dwl 27 Natoma
Gorman John, contract<jr, dwl 27^ Rausch, rear
Gorman John, expressman, cor Post and Taylor, dwl

1121 Mission
Gorman John, laborer, dwi Taylor PI bet Union and Fil-
bert
Gorman John, liquor saloon, 100 Hayes
Gorman John, stevedore, dwl N s Crescent Av nr Islais

Creek, Bernal Heights
Gorman John, varnisher Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.
Gorman John S., master smelter, dwl 330 Pine room 61
Gorman Joseph, tinsmith James Maguire, dwi 959 Market
Gorman K. E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar

School, dwl 100 McAllister
GoiTnan Lawrence, stableman Doyle & Anderson, dwi 62

Minna
Gonnan Malachi, clerk, dwl 20 Sacramento
Gorman Margaret (widow), dwl 311 Clementina
Gorman Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, 43 Natoma
Gorman Michael, boilenuaker, dwl 231 Main ■
Gorman Michael, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 23 First Av nr Fifteenth
Gorman Michael, carpenter, dw 1 E s Mission nr Twenty-
second
Gorman Michael, janitor, 204 Sutter
Gorman Michael, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factoiy,

dwi NW cor Greenwich and Polk
Gorman Michael, oysterman Joe Giustl & Co., dwl 237

Minna
Gorman Owen, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwi NW cor Greenwich and Polk
Gorman Owen, porter Lick House, dwl 605 Howard
Gorman Patrick, expressman cor Kearny and Sutter, dwl

SW cor Polk and Elm Av
Gonnan Patrick, laborer, dwi 915 San>om
Gorman Patrick, shoemaker John Kenney, dwl 2 Tyler
Gonnan Patrick, teamster, dwl N s Brannan nr Ninth
Gorman Peter, dwi 724 Howard
Gorman Peter, boilennaker, dwl 4 Simpson PI
Gonnan Simon, melter .Etna Iron Works, dwi 315 Fol-
som, rear
Gorman Susie, panisolmaker, dwi 820 Vallejo

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Eheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Cal

f«^ . p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Gorman Thomas, carpenter, dwl S\V cor Fifteenth and

Mission
Oorman Thomas, farmer, S s Mission and Ocean Beach

Road nr Lalie Merced
Oonnan Thomas, lal)orer, dwl W s Hoff Av nr Sixteenth
Gorman Thomas, laborer, dwl 032 Brannan
Oonnan Thomas, laborer Sonthern Pac. R. R., cor Harri-
son and Sixteenth, dwl 1906 Mission
(fomian W. ,1., principal South S. F. School, dwl 100
McAllister
' Gonnand James, longfshoreman, dwl 1319 Sansom
Gormley George, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 37J Sixth
Gormley James, la\mdryman La Grande Laundry, dwl

Thirteenth bet Howard and Folsom
Gormley John F., pla^^terer, dwl 2004 Taylor, rear
Gormlev Michael, mason and contractor, dwl 12 Heron
Gormley Richard E,, bricklayer, dwl 314 Fifth
Gorner Charles, waiter, dwl 533 Commercial
Gorres Georsre, dwl 1419 Pupont
Gorrill Charles H., president Pac. Bridge Co., office 606

Montgomery, res Oakland
Gorrill Richard W., vice-president and treasurer Pac.
Bridge Co., office 606 Montgonierj', dwl 413 Brannan
Gorringe John, expressman, Geary bet Kearny and Du-

pont, dwl 1904 Polk
Gorrsen Christian, sailmaker, dwl 1224 Kearny
Gorsuch Charles, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

1128 Folsom
Gorton Albert S., cooper, dwl 417 Main
G<}rtoTi J. H., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
Gory William, clerk Western Develoiiment Co., NE cor

Fourth and Townsend, dwl 10 Stockton
Gosber Joseph, cabinetmaker Langland & Leach, dwl 242

Townsend •
Gosen Henrv, expressman, NW cor Dupont and Jackson,

dwl 10 John
Gosland Thomas, painter, dwl 13 Sherwood PI
Goslin Samuel, miner, dwl 5 Stockton
Gosliner A., baker Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekip
Gosliner Aaron S. , butcher Jacob Goldman, dwl 624 Pac
Gosliner Joseph, clerk Lindner & Kron, dwl 811J Mont
Gtosling George N., salesman Harrison & Dickson, dwl 215

Kearny
Gosling Henrj', manufacturers' agent, office 509 Mont-
gomery, dwl 215 Kearny
Gosling James, architect, office 724^ Market, dwl 713 Na-

toma
Gosling Joseph, architect, 608 Market and 9 Post, dwl SE

cor Laguna and O'Fairell
Goslinsky E. k Co. (George Broipnstein), importers to-
bacco and manufs ci,a^rs, 219 and 221 Battery
Goslinsky Elias (E. Gonlinxky <{• Co.), dwl 1222 Geary
Gosmer Charles, waiter stm Cora, Market St.AMiarf
Gosney James, porter S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St. Wharf
Goss Jacob, vegetable market, SE cor Shotwell and Twen-
ty-second
Goss James E., carpenter, dwl 43 Natoma
Goss John, student at law Currie & Evans, dwl 726 Cal
Goss Joseph, carpenter, dwl cor Serpentine Av and How
Goss Joseph, sbipcarpenter, dwl SE cor Fell and Gough
Goss Michael, poultry dealer, 504 Clay, dwl cor Mason

and Pacific
Goss Peter, mason, dwl 31 Eddy
Goss Peter, teamster, dwl XW cor Sixth and Bryant
Goss William H., physician, office and dwl 17 Third
Gossling George, laborer, dwl 409 Greenwich, rear
Gossman M., dwl 636 Commercial
Gossman Thomas, propertj-man Cal. Theater, dwl 811

Leavenworth
Gost Adolph P., cook, dwl 521 Union
Gostorfs L. B., bookkeeper Bank of California, dwl 839 Cal
Gostoria Francisca Miss, dressmaker, dwl 2 Margaret PI
Gostoria Isadoria Miss, dressmaker, dwl 2 Margaret PI
Gotardo Magette, macaronimaker, dwl 6 Margaret PI
Gotinel Louis, marbleworker, dwl 735 Brannan
Gott€ Andrew, laborer, dwl 1 Margaret PI
Gotte Henry, bookkeeper A. S. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl S

s Silver Av nr San Jose Road
Gottenburg Adoljih, produce, dwl 417 Jones
Gottgen Frederick, clerk John H. Scheper, dwl NE cor

Clay and Larkin
Gottheim Louis, cutter Simon Silberstein, dwl 437 Green
Gottheim Louis, dwl 310 Montgomerj- Av
Gottie William, stockbroker, dwl 306 Green
CiOTTlO L.4.WKEXCE, president German Savings

and Loan Soc:, office 526 California, dwl 1806 Pine
Gottlieb F., salesman, dwl 107 O'Farrell
Gottlieb Louis, bootmaker, dwl 433 Greenwich
Gottlob Max, tailor, 147 Second, dwl 125 Tehama

288

309

Gotts William, steward 0. & O. S. S. Gaelic

OottscHalk Charles A., watchmaker and jeweler, 413

Montgomery, dwl 1311 Sacramento
Oottschalk Ferdinand J. , tinner, dwl 615 Larkin
Gottschiklk Frederick W., clerk G. G. Burnett, dwl SE

cor Montgomery and Lombard
Gottschalk John F.,' tinsmith R. C. Terrj' & Co., dwl 615

• Larkin
Gottschalk John F. A. , laborer, dwl SW cor Lombard and

Montgomery
Gottschalk Marcus, compositor The Hebrew, dwl

Bush
Gottschalk Minna Mrs. , physician, dwl 615 Larkin
Gottung Charles W., dwl 409 Clementina
Gottung Frederic, engraver Hopps & Sons, dwl

Clementina

Gottung George C, painter Henry Wagner, dwl 409 Clem
Gottung Henry C, painter Henry Wagner, dwl 409 Clem
Gottung Jacob P., painter Henry Wagner, dwl 409 Clem
Gottung S. W., cooper Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Gbtz Albert, broom peddler, dwl 421 Dupont
Goube Ernst, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific
Gouch George, hairdresser, dwl 1054 Howard
Gouchlin Ellen (widow), laundress, dwl 440 Berry
C»oud George L. {Georrje H. Tay d- Co.), dwl 909 Clay
Gouge C, superintendent French Hospital, S s Bryant

bet Fifth and Sixth
Gough Charles, dwl 921 Greenwich

Gough Francis, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Gough Frank W., glasshlower S. F. and Pac. Glass

Works, dwl cor Minnesota and Solano
Gough H. Dorsey, attorney at law, office 30 Montgomery

Block, dwl 921 Greenwich bet Taylor and Jones
Gough James, laborer Mrs. Johanna Todd, dwl 755 Bran
Gough James, woolshearer, dwl 162 First
Gough John, groceries and liquors, 1121 Folsom
Gough Michael H. , tanner, dwl SW cor Octavia and Union
Gough Neal, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 718 Te-
hama
Gough Nicholas, laborer A. A. Jennings, S s Sacramento

nr Central Av
Gough Thomas J., bookkeeper Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,

dwl 20 Hampton PI
Gough William, shoemaker Thomas Webster, dwl 19

Baldwin Court
Gough. See GofE

Gouirand Louis, barkeeper Sanmel Mathieu, dwl 1031 Dup
Gould A., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl Bnsh bet

Mason and Powell
Gould A. J., dwl 636 Commercial
Gould Alfred, carpenter, dwl 625 Minna
Gould Annie Miss, dwl 605 O'Farrell
Gould Charles, dwl 307 Tvler
Gould Charles, employ^ Clay St. Hill R.R. Co., dwl Le

Rov PI
Gould Charles B., clerk Frank Swift, dwl 102 Eddy
Gould Charles B., conductor Southera Pac. R. R., dwl

2537 Folsom
Gould Charles G. , carpenter 322 Jackson, dwl 231 Pac
Gould Charles Walter, clerk W. J. Callinghajn & Co., dwl

1612 Pacific Av
Gould Edward, miner, dwl 205 Hyde
Gould Ellen K (widow), varieties, 1612 Pacific Av
Gould E. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, dwl 102 Eddy
Gould Frederick T., teamster Smith, Cutter & Co., dwl

Perry nr Fourth
Gould George, clerk, dwl 1009 Powell
Gould H., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Miller PI
Gould Henrv {Babcock d G.), res Oakland
Gould Henrys clerk, dwl 415 Eddy
Gould Henry A. , dwl 127 Kearny
Gould James, plasterer, dwl 27 Minna
Gould John C., barkeeper James Vance, dwl 917 Pacific
Gould Joseph, dwl 760 Folsom
Gould Joseph, carpenter, dwl 2050 Mission
Gould Nelson C, shoemaker Bryant & Co., dwl 255 Stev
Gould Pet«r F., longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine, dwl

120 Howard, rear
Gould Richard, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 161 Na-

toma
Gould Thomas, waiter stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Gould Thomas B., bookfinisher A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

308 Eleventh
Gould W' alter E., with Henrv P. Bowie, dwl 429 Geary
Gould William O. {Jlmsell a? G.), dwl 121 Turk
OOIILD A CURRY SILVER MIx\IXG CO. (Storey

Co. Nev.), Alfred K. Durbrow secretary, office 309

Montgomerj' room 69

JAMES Or. STEELE & CO., mamifacturers of Steele's California Perfumea

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merdiau

Goulden John, laborer, dwl 919 Union

Goulden Robert, dwl 348 Fourth

Goulden William, laborer, dwl 919 Union

Gouldin Thomas, shorthand reporter, dwl 146 Fifth

Goulet Isidor, merchant tailor, 415 Montgomery, dwl 542

Jessie
Gouley Ellen (widow), dwl 1324 Pacific
Goulstone David, fancy goods and clothing, 740J Wash-
ington, dwl 1022 Dupont
Goun A. , steward stm James M. Donahue, Green St. Wiarf
Gourdon Armand, tinsmith C. W. Briggs, dwl 15 Valencia
Gourdon Charles, liquor saloon, 1.") Valencia
Gourdon Emily, fruit and confectionery, 13 Valencia
Gourdon Rene, painter, dwl 13 Valencia
Gourerg-el Leo, shoemaker John Utschig-, dwl 429 Pine
Gourley Frank, jewelry, dwl 1016 Market
Goussail Erriil, bookkeeper F. Chevalier & Comte, dwl 1237

Stockton
Goustiaux A. Jlrs. , teacher Bush St. Primary School, dwl

5 Martha PI
Goustiaux Auguste, collector French Mutual Benev. Soc,

dwl 5 Martha PI
Gouvi Emil, salesman A. Alvarez, dwl 1132 Keamj'
Gouzennis George {John Furcate <t- Cu.), dwl Eleventh Av

nr P, Souths. F.
Gouzinne August, laborer Lille & Co., S s Railroad Av,

bet Third and Fourth, South S. F.
Gouzy John B., groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont
and Broadway, dwl Foa's Building

Gove , carpenter, dwl 111 Geary

Gove A. B. , pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl 512

Leavenworth
GOVE AXDREW J., manager Eureka Warehouse, NW

cor Montgomery and Chestnut, dwl 925 Vallejo
Gove Aquilla, salesman E. H. Kittredge «& Co., dwl 237

Prospect Av, Bemal Heights
Gove Charles, laborer Cal. Standard Bag Factory, dwl 36

Clay
Gove Isaac W., master mariner, dwl 470 Jessie
Gove John H., superintendent Cal. Standard Box Factory,

dwl 925 Vallejo
Gove L., cook AMiat Cheer House

Gove West, Lmnbermen's Pro. LTnion,71 New Montgomery
Gover Mining and Milling Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), William

O. Wilson secretary, office 402 Front room 8
Government House, NW cor Sansom and Washington
Gow Archibald, carpenter Heriry J. McLerie, dwl 501 Miss
Gowan Edward (Walcotn, G. d- Coffey), dwl 210 Jones
Gowan William, laborer William H. Brown, dwl 5 Bay
Gowan William, salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., dwl 210

Jones
Gowen Thomas, baker Lick House

Gower Samuel J. (./. F. Haycock 1- Co.), dwl 1507 Wash
Gowing George, sewing machines, 667 Mission, dwl 413j

Hayes
Goyard John B. , farmer, dwl 25 Hinckley
Graaf L., horseshoer, dwl 134 Fourth
Graaf Samuel (Samu^'l Graaf d- Co.), dwl 726 Green
Graaf Samuel & Co. (/'>c(7cri"<^A-ii<;A:er), cigar manufactur-
ers, 539 Clav and NE cor Dupont and Pacific
Grasff Julius S., dwl 1288 EUia
Graafi^. See Graff

Grabau Robert, machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 614 Cali-
fornia, rear
Grabe Frank, liquor saloon, W' s San Bnmo Road nr Bay

View, South S. F.
Graber Jacob M., with J. P. Wood & Co., dwl 227 Post
Graber Louis (F. Fortman <t Co.), dwl 313 Clementina
Grabriel George D., clerk, dwl 794 Twenty-fourth
Grace A. {Martin ifc G.), dwl 608 Kearny
Grace Annie Mrs., domestic Mrs. M. H. Gates, 108 Ellis
Grace Daniel (Grace d- Brot/ier), dwl 17 Valencia
Grace Daniel Sr., dwl 227 Sixth
Grace David, fireman stm Julia, Market St. Wharf
Gi-ace Henry, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 225 Perrj-
Grace J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 530 Fol-

som
Grace James, deckhand stm Alice Garratt, F^ont St. Wharf
Grace John, carpenter, dwl 18 Garden
Grace John, carpenter, dwl 914 Guerrero
Grace John (Lord d- G.), dwl 1119 Brjant
Grace John, horseshoer, S Everett, dwl 16 Rondel PI
Grace John W. (J. W. Graced- Co.), dwl 1602 Howai-d
OU.il'E J. W. Jk CO. (James F. Chapman), ship-
ping and commission merchants and importers, 40
California
Grace Maggie Mrs., dwl 6 Bartol

Grace Max, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 430 Seventh, rear
Grace Michael {Grace d- Brother), dwl 17 Valencia

Grace Patrick A., bookkeeper Charles M. Plum & Co.,

dwl 910 Geary
Grace Richard, laborer E. V. Hathaway, dwl 521 Howard
Grace Thomas, laborer, dwl 721i Clementina
Grace William, dwl 305 Fremont
Grace William, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 217

Perrv'
Grace William P., carpenter H^nry J. McLerie, dwl 851

Harrison
Grace & Brother (Daniel and Michael Grace), groceries,

17 Valencia
Gracio Frank, barkeeper Peter Petit, dwl 1122 Du{X)nt
Gracier Francis J., manuf agricultural implements, SE cor

Mission and Beale, dwl California Av nr Isabel, Ber-

nal Heights
Gradwell Morris, market, 5Z^ Fourth
Gradwohl Abram (Cninn Dry Goods 5<orc).dwl 7 Filbert PI
Gradwohl M. & Co. (Albert Bader and Louis Zimmer-
man), butchers, 60 Washington Market
Gradwohl Maurice, entry clerk Haas Brothers, dwl 806J

Gearj'
Gradwohl Meyer (M. Graduohl d- Co.), dwl 806^ Gearj-
Grady Dennis, laborer Pacific Free Warehouse, dwl 15

Hinckley PI
Grady Dennis, stonemason, dwl W s Filbert lu- Brannan
Grady Dennis, waiter Russ House

Grady EdAvin, upholsterer A. Berson &Son, dwl 21 Fulton
Grady James, clerk Colman Brothers, dwl 1323 Pacific
Grady James A., tanner, dwl 20 Jessie, rear
Grady James T., helper Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 1122

Folsom
Grady John, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl Stan-
ford House
Grady John, laborer A. F. Spear & C<*, 218 Dmmni
Grady John, laborer Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 434 Ste-
venson, rear
Grady John, laborer, dwl W s Sanchez bet Sixteenth and

Seventeenth
Grady John, longshoreman, dwl 312 Beale, rear
Grady John H., vamisher Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 1122

Folsom
Gradj' Marj' (widow), dwl 1122 Folsom
Gradj' Mary H. Miss, compositor Monitor, dwl 1122 Fol
Grady Michael, dwl United States Hotel
Grady Michael, hostler Josiah H. Swain, dwl 417 Folsom
Gradj' Michael, market, SW cor Post and Taylor, dwl 1

Lewis PI
Grady Michael, shoemaker, 628 Third
Grady Michael E., carriage blacksmith, dwl 247 Second
Grady Patrick, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Grady Robert E., hatter Henry White, dwl 1122 Folsom
Grady Thomas, fireman O. & 6. S. S. Oceanic
Graeber Charles, butcher Block & Blum, dwl 367 Eleventh
Graef Carl T., clerk Botts & Sullivan, 123 California
Graefen Charles E., stationerj", etc. , 1250 Market
Graefer Mark, liqvtor saloon, 804 Fourth
Graf Plenriques, salesman Muser Bros., dwl 513 Post
Graf Jacob (Grafd- A mstvtz), dwl cor Fulton and Octavia
Graf Jacob, watchmaker Graf & Amstutz, dwl 439 Fulton
Graf & Amstutz {Jacob Graf and Henrv L. Amstutz),

watchmakei-s and jewelers, 315 Kearny
Grafe Jean, dwl 1337 Dupt^nt
Graff Adolphe, tailor Joseph Battle, 35 Turk
Graff Albert, silversmith, dwl 31 Minna
Graff Amos, carpenter, dwl 1812 Stevenson
Graff Charles, carver, dwl 331 Fourth
Graff Charles August, expressman, dwl 2102 Stockton
Graff Edwin C, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 407

O'Farrell
Graff George, carpenter Baldwin's Hotel
Graff Ii-ving, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 51 Minna
Graff Justin J., machinist, dwl 428 Minna
Graff Louis, blacksmith Hermann Langermann, dwl W 8

Railroad nr Fifth Av, South S.-F.
Graff Robert William, bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft & Co.,

dwl Thirteenth nr Mission
Graff Ulrich, laborer Palace Hotel
Graff. See Graaf
Graffan Benjamin C, glassblower S. F. and Pacific Glass

Works, dwl E s Iowa bet Mariiwsa and Solano
Graffelman Henry, plumber G. & W. Snook, res Oakland
Graft Frank, dwl 4 Delaware Court
Grafton Henry, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Gragan Martin, laborer, dwl cor Ninth and Harrison
Graham Alexander, car])enter, dwl 104 Mason
Graham Alexander, steward stm James M. Donahue,

Green St. Wharf
Graham Andrew, heater Pac Rolling Mills, dwl W s

Georgia nr Shasta

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology

:» P. VAN SCHAACK & CO.. 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, anif 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Grohatn Ann I. Mrs., hairwork, 205 Sixtli

Qrahnni A. S., private boanlinjj, 21 Stockton

Graham Hernard, car inspector Southern Pac. R. R., dwl

922 Harrison
Graham C, cooper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl 308

Be ale
Mrahani Cornelius H. (H*. U. Clufr ,(■ C".), dwl 200 Fourth
iliam Daniel, bar pilot stni Ajax, Folsoni St.Wharf

b.ani Daniel, calker Miildlcina.s A: Hflvlc, PierOSteuart

!uun Dennis, laborer, dwl ];!;i2 Broadway

ham E. P. Mrs. (widow), dwl li03 Geary

liam Edward, carpenter, dwl 007 Larkin
i^iivhani Edward, plumber William F. Wilson, dwl 863 J

Market
Graham Edward, upholsterer, 1 O'Farrell, dwl 5 O'Farrell
Graham Elizabeth Mrs. , groceries, 19 Lewis PI
Graham Emma Miss, teacher Ladies Pro. and Relief See.

Home, NE cor Geary and Franklin
I r,r'\ham E. N. (widow), dwl SE cor (.'astro and Jersey
iham E. V. Miss, teacher San Bruno School, dwl 14

Liberty
. v.i.i.ham George, master mariner, dwl 513 Howard
Graham Get)rgc, tcanist'ir Black Diamond Coal Co.
Graham George H., hackman, dwl 907 Larkin
Graham Henri- S. {Graham li- Afarcher), dwl 2215 Misa
Graham Herbert, de]mty poundkeeper, dwl N s Pine bet

St<;iner and Pierce
Graham Irvine, foreman F. B. Taylor & Co., dwl 905

Larkin
Graham J., clerk, dwl 705 O'Farrell
Graham James, boarding stable, NE cor Gearj' and Lar-
kin, dwl 907 Larkin
Graham James, drajinan, 116 Front, dwl 907 Larkin
Graham James, driver Crj'stal Soda Water Co., dwl E 3

Jasper bet Union and Filbert
Graham James, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1

Howard

ham James, laborer superintendent streets

liani James, longshoreman, dwl 19 Lewis PI

ham James, merchant, dwl Russ House
iham James, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl 521

(J'Farrell
;!iam James, scrollsawj'er George M. Wetherbee, dwl

f) ^'assar PI
iham James, teamster, dwl 316 Tyler
vialiam James, teamster Charles Harley & Co., 116 Davis
Graham James, woodturner George F. Atkinson, dwl 5

Vassar PI
Graham James C. (Seagrave & G.), dwl N s Nineteenth

11 r Shotwell

liam James H., clerk Savage & Son, dwl 425 Oak
iliam James J., cajrtain Lizzie T. Adams, dwl 22 Lang-
ton
iliam John (Seagrave & (?.), dwl N s Nineteenth nr

Shotwell
Graham John, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 716

Howard
ill Graham John, engineer stm New World, Market St.Wharf
Graham John, ironmolder, dwl 29 Second
Graham John, laborer Glasgow Iron and Metal Importing

Co.

Graham John, mariner, dwl 103 Clark
Graham John, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, dwl SW

cor Bn'ant and Boardman
Graham Jo'hn T., clerk E. M. Eddy, dwl SE corj Precita

Av and Precita PI, Denial Heights
Graham Joseph, dwl 307 Union
jfi Graham Joseph, grocer, dwl 4 Grand Av

Graham Joseph, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Batterj'
Graham L. , miner, dwl 206 Eddy
Graham Marcellus A., machinist, 6531 Mission
Graham Matthew, mining stocks, dwl 637 Howard
Graham Monkhouse, apothecary H. P. Wakelee, dwl 1511

Larkin 0

Graham Patrick, dwl 19 Minna
Graham Peter, machinist, dwl 115 First
Graham K. D., conductor Market St. R. R. Co.
Graham Richard, seaman stm Mohongo, Broadway St.

Wharf
Graham Robert, barkeeper Patrick H. McKeon, dwl 242

Second

Graham Robert, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Graham Robert, carpenter, dwl 406 Broadway
Graham Robert, optician, dwl 1411 Hyde
Graham Robert D., caner, dwl SE cor Castro and Jersey
Graham Robert G., bookkeeper, dwl cor Fifteenth nr

Market
Graham Robert J., bookkeeper CoflSn & Hendry, dwl 813

Shotwell

Graham Robert J. , V. S. dniynii&i, office SW cor Batterj'

and Jackson, dwl 409 Jones
Graham Robert T., sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl

30 Main
Graham Thomas, dwl 1206 Montgomery
Graham Thomas, bookkeeper N. Currj- & Brother, dwl

Brooklyn Hotel '
Graham niomas, cariJenter S. F. Maniif. Co., dwl 1005J

Natoma
Graham Thoma.s, grocer, dwl 206 Fourth
Graham Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Bryant nr Tenth
Graham Thoma-s, plasterer, dwl E s Tenth bet Harrison

and Bryant
Graham Thomas, salesman Cluff & De Witt, dwl 206

Fourth
Graham Thomas, waiter Russ Hou.se
Graham Thomas D., chemist G. G. Burnett, dwl 600 Bush
Graham William, dwl 38 Natoma
Graham William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

25 Natoma
Graham William, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl

NW cor Polk and Market
Graham William C, machinist, 658J Mission
GRAII.4.ra >VILLIA>I «., proprietor Morton House,

119 Post
Graham & Marcher {Henry S. Graham and James J.

Marcher), caqjenters and builders, 609 California
Grahf Albert, laborer Jackson Brewery, dwl 1428 Miss
Grainer Frederick, uphol.<;terer, dwl 820 Folsom
Grainger Samuel, machinist AVilliam T. Garratt, dwl 333

Tehama
Grake C, carpenter Wade's Opera House
Gramer Albert, bookkeeper Philadelphia Brewery, dwl

211 Third
Gram N. T. , Scandinavian Dramatic Club, 71 New Mont
Gramer Louis, butcher William Nagef & Co., dwl 700 Bush
Gran Frank, tailor, dwl 20 Ritch

Gran George, laborer George H. ^^^litney, 114 Steuart
Gran Leopold, blacksmith Massone & Lacaze, dwl Hotel

de France
Granada Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),

Walter E. Dean secretary, office 419 California room 19
Granahan Jlichael, laborer, dwl 141 Second
Granapp S. E., machinist Palmer Knox & Co., dwl 634

Vallejo
Grancourt Anna Mrs. (Grancoiirt ct Scipio), dwl 1419

Stockton
Grancourt John B., dwl 1417 Stockton
Grancourt & Scipio (Anna Grancourt and Edward Sci-

j)w), confectionerj', 1419 Stockton
Grand Army Republic Hall, 71 New Montgomery
Grand Central Hall, David Hewes proptr, 9 Sixth
GRA\I> CEXTKAI, HOTEL, Kuhn & Strohl proptrs,

957 and 959 Market
Grand Central Market, L. C. Littlefield supt., S 8 Market

nr Sixth
Grand Division Sons of Temperance, A. A. Bynon secre-

tarv, office 41i Third
ORA>'l> HOTEL, Johnson & Co. proptrs, SE cor Market

and New Montgomerj'
Grand Jury Room, 21 City Hall third floor
Grand Lodge F. & A. M. , Alexander G. Abell grand se-
cretary, office Masonic Temple
Grandberg John, tanner, dwl NW cor Eighth and Brj'ant
Grandy Dominick G., barber, 333 East, dwl 736 Vallejo
Granes Robert N., stockbroker, dwl 1296 Van Ness Av
Graney George P., blacksmith, 5 Belden, dwl 1029 Sutter
Graney Michael, laborer, dwl 106 Clinton
Granfield Thomas, laborer Granfield & HjTies, dwl 202

Sixth
Granfield William {Granfield <t- Hyncs), dwl 1040 Howard
Granfield & Hynes {William Granfield and Michael

Ilynea), wood and coal, 1040 Howard
Grange John, laborer, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Grange Numa, wholesale liquors, 711 Sansom, dwl S s

Post bet Broderick and Baker
Granger William, stockbroker, dwl 3.33 Tehama
GRA\GE:Ki«' BAXK OF <"ALIFORXIA, Gilbert W.

Colby president, Frank A. Cressey secretarj', NE cor

California and Dans
«RA\GER>^' lU'SIXESS ASSOCIATION, Thomas

J. Brooke manager, 351 Market
Grangers' Insurance Co., office NE cor Cal and Davis
Granges, State, of California, Amos Adams secretary, of-
fice 40 California room 6
Granhold James, seaman, dwl 537 Bryant
Graniano Berti, hostler Guiseppe Chelini, dwl 420 Pac
Grannan Michael, laborer, dwl 12 Natoma, rear
Grannini Dominico, laborer, dwl 115 Clark

:m JAMES &. STEELE & TIO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchar ^i

GKANNISS GEORGE W., agent heirs of Gen. A. W.

Halleck, and agent A. C. Peachy, Frederick Billings,

and Thomas H. Williams, office 43 Montgomery

Block, dwl 19.V Hawthorne
Grant Adam {Mvfplnj, G. d: Co.), dwl 1112 Bush
Grant Alljcrt E., teamster A. N. Grant, dwl 463 Stevenson
Grant Alexander, waiter, dwl 1407 Powell, rear
Grant Alfre<l H., clerk Henrj' G. Langley, res Oakland
GltAiV'IT A. N., hay and grain, 1020 Market, dwl 463

Stevenson
Grant Arthur E., clerk D. M. Bishop & Co.
Grant Cliarles, laborer with Isaac Stone, dwl W s San

Bruno Road nr Cortland Av
Grant Charles, varnisher, dwl 222 Jessie
Grant Charles W. , clerk Liverpool and London and Globe

Insurance Co., dwl 718 Guerrero
GRANT r. SHT<'IIELL, mining, Bohemian Club, res

515 Tenth, Oakland
Grant Daniel W. , deputy county assessor, dwl 2114 Larkin
Grant Dennis, waterman, dwl 143 Minna
Grant D. G., night inspector Custom House, dwl Webster

bet Fulton and McAllister
Grant D. J., laborer Wade's Opera House
Grant Edward J., messenger Peter A. Kearney, dwl 23

Powell
Grant E. G. Miss, teacher Union Grammar School, dwl

177C Howard
Grant Eliza (widow), dressmaker, dwl 254 First
Grant George, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Grant George, lumberman, dwl 249 Perry
Grant George, paying teller Anglo-Callfomian Bank, dwl

1721 Clay
Grant George, shipcarpenter Boole & AVebster, 7 Steuart
Grant George F., clerk Abrams & Carroll, dwl 254 First
Grant George F., special agent North British and Mer-
cantile Insurance Co., office 219 Sansom
Grant George M. (George M. Grant <fc Co.), res Oakland
Grant George M. & Co. , commission merchants and im-
porters Grant's candles, etc., office 323 Front room 1
Grant George W. , proprietor California Chain Works, dwl

319 Bryant
Grant, Gibson & Co. (Simon Grant, James Gibson, and

James Grant), real-estate ai^ji business agents, 426

Kearny
Grant Helen A. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,

dwl 1211 Jackson
Grant James (Grant, Gibson tfc Co.), dwl 511 Third
Grant James, clerk, dwl 509 Third
Grant James, laborer Cal. Brick Co.
Grant James, liquor saloon, 211 Stevenson
Grant James, seaman bktn Harrison, Jackson St. Wharf
Grant John, dwl 133 South Park Av
Grant John, builder, dwl 200 Seventh
Grant John, mariner, dwl 430 Drumm
Grant John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Grant John, miner, dwl 520 Mission
Grant John, physician, dwl Grand Hotel
Grant John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Grant John, tinsmith and plumber, 371 Brannan
Grant John, varnisher, dwl 530 Mission
Grant John, waiter Grand Hotel
Grant John G., bakery, 539 Fourth
Grant John Henry, painter, dwl 304 Third
Grant John L., stonecutter, dwl Park Hotel 22 Turk
Grant Ji5hn P., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1832 Bush
Grant John W., seaman, dwl 132 Steuart '
Grant Jciseph, dwl 538 Mission

Grant Joseph, salesman James Yuill, dwl 518 Powell
Grant Joseph, teamster Warren & Tuttle, dwl 705 Tehama
Grant Joseph D., dwl 1112 Bush
Grant Lawrence, cook Colorado S. N. Co.'s Montana, Fol-

som St.WTiarf
Grant L. C. , merchant, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Grant Lewis T. , assistant assayer's department U. S. Mint,

dwl 110 Fourth
Grant L. P. Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 127 Kearny
Grant Martha W. Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 2213 Larkin
Grant Mary (widow), dwl 112 O'Farrell
Grant Mary C. (widow), furnished rooms, 23 Powell
Grant M. J. (widow), dwl 793 Mission
Grant Oliver P., carpenter, dwl 1729 Market
Grant Patrick, carpenter, dwl 538 Jessie
Grant Patrick, laborer, dwl SE cor Drumm and Oregon
Grant Peter, carpenter, dwl Octavia bet Jackson and

Pacific Av
Grant P. J., shipcarpenter, dwl 27 Silver
Grant Robert, carpenter, dwl N s Post bet Broderick and

Baker

Grant Robert, clerk Hueter Brothers & Co., dwl SE cor

Fourth and Minna
Grant Robert C, brassmolder A. M. Adams & Co., dwl

110 RitUey
Grant Simon (Grant, Gibnon tt Co.), dwl 511 Third
Grant Sylvester, carpenter, dwl 538 Minna
Grant T. B., homeopathic physician, dwl S s Twenty-
fourth nr Veijnont
Grant Thomas, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Grant Thomas, ironmolder, dwl 53 Natoma
GRA.\T THOMAS C, general agent North British |>iej

and Mercantile Insurance Co., office 219 Sansom, dwl

Cosmopolitan Hotel
Grant William, carpenter Baldwin's Hotel
Grant William, extraman Hose No. 3 S. F. F. D.
Grant William, porter R. W. Jackson, dwl 410 Mason
Grant William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Grant William, student Barnard's Business College
Grant William B. , storekeeper Sumner Light Guard, NW

cor New Montgomery and Howard i

Grant William V., boatman Vallejo St. Wharf
Grant William T., barkeeper Atkinson & Newlands, dwl

636 Commercial
Grant William L. , expressman, cor Front and Pine, dwl 8

Camp nr Dolores
Grant William M., porter Hobart, Wood & Co., dwl 21

Silver
Grant & Gibson (Simon Grant and James Gibson), bak-
ery, 509 Third
Grantland John, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 522^ Howard
Grantz Adolph (Grantz tfc Thieme), dwl 6 Calhoun
Grantz & Thieme (Adolph Chrantz and Henry Thieme),

market, 1018 Battery
Granville James, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 42 Jes-
sie, rear
Granville Joseph, carriagepainter, dwl 269J Clara
Granville Thomas, plasterer, dwl 240 Clara
Granz Herman, furniture factory, 617 and 619 Brannan,

dwl 447 Bryant
Grapel John, clerk Pope & Talbot, foot Third
Grard Edward, porter Prosper May, dwl N s Sacramento

bet Stockton and Powell
Grard Francois, peddler, dwl 3 Mary Lane
Grascia George, waiter stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Graselti A. , waiter N. Giamboni & Co.
Graser P. H. (WeHerfeld cfe G.), dwl 1 Cedar Av
Grases Hattie Miss, hairdresser, 833 Clay, dwl 919 Jones
Grass Frederick, salesman Robert Flenniken, dwl 517

Pine
Grass H., physician, dwl Russ House
Grasselly Caroline Miss, laundress tlugene Grasselly, 916

Powell
Grasselly Eugene, laundry, 916 Powell
Grassette David, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Grasshoff Frederich, carpenter, dwl 1510 Powell
Grasshoff Herman, coppersmith Sanders & Co., dwl 1510

Powell
Grassie J. Millege, private secretary Senator Jones, dwl

Occidental Hotel
Grasso Angelo, bootblack, 226 Montgomery, dwl 6 Lilly

Alley
Grathan John Smith, surgeon O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Grattan William H. , real estate, office 6 Montgomery Av,

dwl 1319 Powell
Gratto Matthew, shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Gratto Richard, shipcarpenter L. S.Allen, dwl 542 Bryant
Gratton Edward (Sicotte tfc G.), dwl Chapul tepee nr Coso

Av, Bernal Heights
Gratz Frederick, baker, dwl 721 Natoma
Gratz Michael, wheelwright, dwl 520 Mission
Graw John, mariner, dwl North German Hotel
Graner Emil, tanner Wolf Bloom, dwl cor Nineteenth

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Graul Edward, waiter Westerfeld & Page, dwl 739 Market
Graul Fninz, bootmaker, 1806 Market
Graul Gustave, clerk John Meyer, dwl 365 Fremont
Grave B. & Co. ( William Neuvald), carriage and wagon-
makers, 423 Pacific
Grave Bernard (B. Grave <t Co.), dwl 423 Pacific
Graver George E., clerk Verandah House, 509 Wash i

Graves A. A., longshoreman, dwl 1 V'allejo
Graves Alpha C, repairer Horace M. Balch, dwl 432 Kear
Graves Augustus B., salesman A. S. Hallidie, dwl 1410 fcjf'jjj

Kearny

Graves Catherine H. (widow), tailoress and seamstress, ^^

dwl 507 Bush
Graves Charles, student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl. ky

204 Lombard

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Iraves diaries, musician, dwl 170(5 Stookton

ira\es Kdward, dookhaiid stni Aiicoii, liroadway St. Wharf

Iraves Geor^fe C, driver Kngiiic No. H S. F. F. D., dwl

Fourteenth Av nr Railroad, South S. F.
(raves Hirain Q., secretary Cal. Watch Co., office 120

Sutt<;r, dwl 1706 SUickUMi
(raves Hinun T., secretary Masonic Savings Bank, dwl

204 Lombard
raves Horace B., cari)enter, dwl N 8 Pine bet Baker and

Knxlerick
iraves James, contractor, dwl Thirteenth Av nr M,

South S. F. •

ra\'es L. Mrs. (widow), dwl E s Dame nr Thirty-first
rave.1 Orman F., contractor, dwl 337 Seventeenth
raves Robert N., mining, office 40<3 Mont^^omery, dwl

1298 Van Ness Av
raves Samuel, with A. S. Hallidie, dwl 204 Lombard
raves S. V., master schr Rebecca, office with Donald

Beadle, res Empire Citj' Coos Bay
■raves \\ alter, wait-er O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
ravior Alphonse, fruits and vegetables, 6 S. F. Market,

dwl 431 Grove
ravillier J., expressman, cor Pacific and Dupont, dwl

2109 Stockton
ray A. L. Miss, teacher Model School, dwl 61C Powell
i ray Alexander, insurancebroker, dwl 1030 Jackson
my Alfred, seaman, dv.l 23S Steuart
ray A. iL, contractf)r, dwl 835 Mission ,

ray Amelia, hairdres.ser, 125 Seventh
ray Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 1207 Taylor
ray Bernard J., mining secretary, office 309 Montgom-
ery room 58, dwl 928 Filbert
rav Charles, mariner, dwl 430 Drumm
R.4Y CYRIL v., attorney at law, office 604 Merch-
ant, dwl 1304 Post
ray Daniel, phnnber and gasfitter, dwl 19 Tehama
ray Daniel L. , carpenter, dwl 404 Seventh
my Dudley JI., hatter Forrest & Co., dwl 131 Fourth
ray Edward P., insurance agent, office 328 Montgomery

room 4, dwl 310 Stockton
ray E. G. (MarslialUI: G.), dwl 1813 Powell
my Ellen Miss, dwl 347 Fourth
mv Frank L., clerk American Tract Society, dwl 809

Tyler
my Frederick R. R., storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue,

"dwl 809 Tyler
ray George, carpenter Wilkie & Gray, dwl 10 Taylor
ray George, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 115^ Geary
ray George D., bookkeeper Dolbeer & Carson, and

"secretary North Pac. Telegraph Co., res Oakland
ray George E., chief engineer Southern Pac. R. R.,

office NE cor Fourth and TowTisend, dwl 1115 Bush
RAY GILES H., surveyor Port of San Fmncisco,

office Custom House third floor (ajid Gray d: Haven),

res Oakland
rav Hamilton W., Jiquor saloon, 601 Third, dwl 537

"Third
ray Henrj', civil engineer, dwl 537 Third
rav Heiin', clerk Samuel Bauer, dwl 757 Folsom
my Henry M. (X. Gray <!• Co.), dwl 1009 Clay
my Heni-y ^ •. contractor, dwl 647 Howard
ray J. Mrs. , laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough bet

Grove and Haj-es
ray James, carpenter, dwl 10 Taylor
ray James, woolgrower, dwl 220 Third
ray James M. (Dalton i- G.), res Alameda
-jBray J. D., dwl Commercial Hotel

ray John (Jonax d: G.), dwl 719 Market

ray John, dwl 19 Tehama *

ray John, dwl 636 Commercial

ray John, carpenter, dwl 855 Howard

ray John, driver Omnibus R. R. Co.

ray John, mining, office 411i California room 4, dwl 653

Folsom '

raj- John, real estate, dwl 128 fJartlett
my John, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
ray John A., laborer, dwl 404 Seventh
rav John A., local policeman, dwl 601 Taj-lor
ray John H. (H'ilkie J- G.). dwl 224 O'Farrell
ray John M., carpenter, dwl 52S Bush, rear
R.4Y JOHX S., general agent Burlington (Iowa) R.

B., office 214 Montgomery, {and Va/i Nostrand <fc
im Co.), dwl 1636 Tyler

ray John S., New York Stables, Sixth bet Mission and

Market
ray John T. (Sutherland <t G.), dwl E s Shotwell bet

Twenty-second and Twenty-Third
ray Joshua, superintendent Pac. Wire Manufactory,

437 Brannan, dwl 819 Shotwell

Gray L. E., captain bark Gem of the Ocean, office Pier 4
"steuart, dwl 149A Silver

Gray Louisa (widow)i dwl 023 Post

Gray M. A., contractor and builder, dwl 824 Howard

CiRAY MATTHIAS, imiiorter, wholesale and retail
dealer musical nistrunients,an(l publisher sheet music,
105 Kearny, dwl SW cor Lombard and Kearny

Gray M. B. Mrs. , corsetmaker M. Freud & f-oii, 557J Stock

Gray Michael, laborer, dwl W s Channel nr Santa Clara

CiRAY M. Jk CO. (Henry M. Gray), undertakers, im-
porters and manufacturers undertakers' materials,
warerooms (>41 and 645 Sacramento

Gray Nathaniel (N. Gray A- Co.), res Oakland

Gray Patrick, laborer, dwl 703 O'Farrell

Gray Peter, mariner Pac. Mail S. S. Salvador

Gray Peter, sashmaker B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 804 Third

Gray Peter, tinsmith, dwl 19 Tehama

Gray Planet Gold Mining Co. (Mariposa Co., Cal.), Frank
Moyer secretarj', office 408 California room 16

Gray P. W., master Geo. W. Prescott, office 3 Spear

Gray Richard, assistant general freight agent Central Pac.
R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 24, dwl 919
Valencia

Gray Richard, groceries, 939 Folsom

Gray Robert B. , capitalist, office 302 Montgomery room
"8, dwl Palace Hotel

Gray Samuel (Gray <t- Doyle), dwl E s Mission bet Twenty-
first and Twenty -second

GRAY S.4MIIEL C, leather factor, office 418 Batterj',
dwl 23 Powell

Gray «arah A. (widow), dwl 537 Third

Gray Thomas, machinist, dwl 223 Capp

Gray Thomas, president Pioneer Land and Loan Bank of
Savings and Deposit, office SE cor California and
Montgomery, dwl 928 Filbert

Gray Thomas H., sheepraiser, dwl 537 Third

Gray Willard, laborer Central R. R., dwl 557^ Stevenson

Gray William, boatman, Broadway St. Wharf

Gray William, bookkeeper George Howes & Co., dwl 9
Van Ness Av

Gray William, carpenter, dwl SE cor Folsom and Twenty-
second

Gray William, machinist, dwl 42 First

Gray William, supt Southern Pac. R. R. machine shop,
dwl E s Illinois nr Twentieth

Gray William A., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., dwl
9 Van Ness Av

Gray William G., salesman William'H. Cummings, dwl E
s San Bruno nr Twenty-sixth

Gray William H., clerk David Frank, 210 First

Gray William H., merchant, dwl 809 Tyler

Gray William J. (F. T. Houghton A- Co.), dwl 1514 Taylor

Gray William J., captain towboat Joseph H. Redding, dwl
27 Drumm

Gray William S., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dwl
2001 Taylor

Gray William T., dwl 400 Geary

Gray William T. , grainer, dwl 759J Mission

Gray W. Vallance, lithographic artist A. L. Bancroft &
Co. (aiid Brodeckd- Co., dwl 148 Sixth

GRAY Jt HAYEX (Gilen H. Gray and James M. Ha-
ven), attorneys at law, office 420 California

Gray & Doyle (Samuel Gray and M. N. Boyle), stair-
builders, 2129 Mission

Gray. See Grey

Grayley John, laborer, dwl 622 Sixth, rear

Graynor Charles, dwl 144 Perry

Grayson George W., stockbroker, office 511 California
room 12, res Oakland

Greany Michael (McKenna <i- Grenny), dwl 827 Brannan

Greany Patrick W., porter McKenna & Greany, dwl 68
Jessie

Greany William P., teamster Peters & Cowie

Grear , dwl 614 Kearny

Grear Isaac, dwl 703 Mission

Great Blue Gravel Range Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.),
William H. Watson secretary, office 302 Montgomery

GREAT BRITAL\, W. Lane' Booker consul, office 319
California

Great Eastern Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake
Co., Cal.), J. Gordon Riley secretary, office 331 Mont-
gomery room 24

Great Eastern Yankee Notion Co. (H. Wrmikow d: Co.),
importers and wholesale dealers yankee notions, etc.,
537 Market

GREAT REGISTER OFFICE, 16 City Hall second
floor

Great Western Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.),
Abraham Halsey secretary, 200 Sansom

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha]

Greathouse Clarence R. (Sfeivart <t G.), attorney at law,
office Nevada Block 309 Mpntgomery room 40, dwl
339 Kearny

Greave John, teamster, dwl Sacramento Hotel

Greaves A. L., clerk, dwl 737 Howard

GKEAVES BEXJAMIX, shipping and commission
merchant, 508 Battery, dwl 3 Winter Lane

Greaves Da\'id, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine

Greaves Francis, teamster, dwl 23G Oak

Greaves George, clerk Mountain c& Raye, dwl 16 Stockton

Greaves James, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drunim

Greb Conrad, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 24
Garden

Gredgc Julius, carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factor}-,
dwl cor North Point and Polk

<JKEE€E, E. V. Sutter consul, office 513 Montgomery

Greedy J., carpenter, dwl 509 Washington

Greeley Frank, dwl 37 Second

Greeley Henry S., laborer, dwl 508 Mason

Greeley James, porter, dwl 539 Sacramento

Greeley James, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 14 Harlan PI

Greeley James H., compositor Dewey & Co., dwl Broad-
way nr Kearny

Greelej' John, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills

Greeley Louise Mrs., proprietress Webb House, 37 Second

Greeley Louise (widow), dwl 613J Stockton

Greeley John, laborer Pac. Roiling Mills, dwl NE cor
Illinois and Twentieth

Greely John, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s
Michigan nr Shasta

Greely Minnie E. (widow), dwl 157 Seventh

Greely Nancy M. (vidow), 113 Stockton *

Green , dwl 749 Market

Green , cabinetmaker Herman Gray

Green Ahraham (Green Bros.), dwl 44 Third

Green Abraham V., wood and coal, 511 and 513 Bush,
dwl 312 Post

Green Adam T., commission merchant, office 3 Front
(and E. T. Anthony tC- Co.), dwl 13 Haight

Green A. F., wharfinger's clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf

Green A. F. Mrs., hairdressing store, dwl 812J Post

Green A. F. & Co. {Julius C. Green), proptrs Millbrae
Milk Depot, NW cor Fulton and Gough

Green A. H. Jlrs., teacher Fairniount School, dwl cor
Twenty-third and Valencia

Green Alfred A., mining agent, dwl 121 Page

Green Alfred F. (A. F. Green <fc Co.), dwl Millbrae, San
Mateo County

Green Ann Mrs. , liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and Four-
teenth

Green Barney, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl [cor Polk and
Austin

Green B. M. (widow), dwl 777i Mission

Green Bros. (Abraham and Isaac), jewelers, 503 Kearny

Green C. C, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel

Green Charles, dwl 515 Kearnj'

Green Charles, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht

Green Charles, calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Green Charles, engineer stm Santa Cruz, Pacific St. Wharf

Green Charles, porter Brunswick House, 148 Sixth

Green Charles, student Barnard's Business College

Green Charles E., private secretary David D. CoUon,
Central Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
dwl 26j Kearny

Green C!harles J., teamster, dwl E s Tennessee nr Butte

Green David, longshoreman, dwl 26 Main

Green David, real estate, dwl 740 Minna

Green Daniel, Rockaway Ranch, S and nr Ocean View
House

Green Duff E., clerk AVells, Fargo & Co., dwl 2311 How

Green Duff E. Mrs. (widow), dwl 2311 Howard

Green E. C, clerk auditor's office Southern Pac. R. R., res
Oakland

Green Edmund, mining, office 200 Sansom and 312 Mont-
gomery, res Oakland

Green Edward, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Green Edward H., timekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 414 Beale

Green Elizabeth, dwl 3 Hinckley

Green Ellen G., domestic Patrick Slavin, 1324 Dupont

Green Francis B., drayman Charles C. Perkins & Co., dwl
457 Minna

Green Frank, dwl 22 Stanford

Green Frank B., machinehand Pac. U. W. Furniture
Manuf. Co., dwl 244.J^ Brannan

GREEK FKEDERirK, agent, office 39 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 726 Bush

Green Frederick, solicitor Continental Hotel

Green Gardner, shoemaker, dwl N s O'Connell PI nr Val

lejo
Green Garrett, seaman, dwl 20 Commercial
Green George, blacksmith, dwl 22 Clementina
Green George, hostler Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Green George, laborer, dwl 223 Main
Green George, laborer, dwl W s Georgia nr Shasta
Green George, laborer U. S. Stables 222 Fifth, dwl SE coi

Powell and Vallejo
Green George, longshoreman, dwl 3 King
GKEEX GEORGE, liquor saloon, 705 Market, dw

1109 Mason
Green George, pacldr Anthony J. Griffith, dwl 7 AVash
Green George, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 9 Vernon P)
Green George, woolgrader S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl 22'

Ritch
Green George, keeper county jail, dwl S s Rutledge A\

nr Columbia, Berna! Heights
Green George H., expressman, dwl 223 Shotwell
Green George J., stevedore, dwl 3 King
Green George W. , butcher, 7 Centre Market, dwM35 Fif

teenth
Green George W. Jr., clerk county recorder, dwl 135 J11

teenth
Green G. M., oculist, dwl 17 Zoe
Green Gold and Silver ^fining Co. (Gold Hill,Nev.), officf

408 California room 9
Green Gustavus Mrs. , dwl 918 Jackson
Green <jr. W. B., cigars, Morton House, dwl 740 Minna
Green Harris, clothier, 539 Pacific, dwl 930 Montgomery
Green Henry, longshoreman, dwl 223 Main
Green H. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, dwl 518 Howard
Green Hugh, hammerman, dwl 231 First
Green Hugh, private U. S. A., dwl 105 Stockton
Green Isaac (Green Bros.), dwl 44 Third
Green Jacob, miner, dwl Overland House
Green James, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 28 Na *"

toma
Green James, carpenter B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 242 Townsenc
Green James, gardener, dwl 334 Sixth, rear
Green James, gentlemen's nurse, dwl 612 Powell
Green James, oculist, dwl Bryant St. House
Green James, tanner Frank McAleer, 2034 Folsom
Green James M., fireman stm Cora, Market St.Wiarf
Green J. E., musician, dwl 15 Sutter
Green J. G. Mrs., dressmaker, 312 J Post
Green John, dwl 305 Tvler
Green John (Green & &NeiT), dwl 1003 Pacific
Green John, carpenter, dwl SW cor Bryant and Eighth
Green John, clerk, dwl 1309 Pacific

Green John, dyer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 2018 FolsoD
Green John, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Green John, laborer Oriental Warehouse, dwl W s Mont

gomery bet Greenwich and Filbert
Green John, machinist, dwl 557 Mission, rear
Green John, molder Eureka Foundry
Green John, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl Ohio n ^

Pacific "'

Green John, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl W J"

Iowa nr Nevada
Green John, seaman, dwl 804 Third
Green John, second-assistant engineer stm Ajax, Or^oi

S. S. Co., dwl 28 Moss
Green John, teamster, dwl 210 Mason
Green John, wheelwTight, dwl 1020J Pacific
Green John A., bookkeeper Berry & Capp, dwl 40.

Taylor
Green John B., patternmaker, dwl 1405 Powell
Green JoVwi C, coffee and liquor saloon, 8 Jackson
Green John E., liquor saloon, 219 Fourth, dwl Verona P

nr Third
Green John G., bookkeeper Abraham V. Green, dwl 31'

Post
G];een John L. , agent, office 6 Mont Av, dwl 12 Ridley
Green John M. , engineer Elias H. Thompson, dwl 1

Clementina
Green Joseph, musician, dwl 536 Market
Green Joseph, painter, dwl 634 Vallejo
Green Joseph H., waiter Palace Hotel

Green Julius C. (A. F. Green .(• Co.), dwl 322 Fulton _ -
Green Kate Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School, dwf*!rt

2131 Mason
Green L. & Co. (Jiih'an Ilammeir), manufacturers spira

spring beds and lovmges, 1007 and 1009 Folsom
Green Lawrence, Scandinavian Society, 71 New Mont
Green Leander D., clerk, dwl 740 Minna
Green Lewis (/>. Green d- Co.), dwl 5 Caroline
Green Louis (Green ,{• Seiler), dwl 513 Stevenson
Green L. S., dwl 17 Zoe, rear

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. VAN BCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Jrccn Lucius P., purser (.'oUirado S. N. Co., dwl E s Po-

trero Av bet Sixteenth aiul Seventeenth
reen Mark.s(iV. r/iillip.i d: Ci,.), res Honolulu, S. I.
Jrecn ilary Miss, hDUselvoeper, dwl (?;{" Hroadway
Jreon Michael, dwl !) Hunt

Ircen Michael F., laborer, dwl 708 Hrannan, rear
ireen M. L. Mrs., furnished rooni.s, 18 ICddy
Ireen Mountain Oold Minintf Co. (I'lumas Co. Cal.),

Abraliam Ilalsey secretary, 200 Sansoni
ircen N'a))oleon li., saloonkeeper Morton House, dwl 740

Minna

Iroen Xulson, seaman, dwl 42 Steuart
Ireen Nettie (widow), dwl S s Capp bet Twenty-third and

Twenty-fourth
ircen P., clerk, dwl 629 Ellis
ireen Patrick, bootmaker, dwl 41 2J Fell
Ireen Patrick, laborer, dwl 1107 Saiisom •

Irecn R. D., seaman, dwl 5i Sacramento
reen Hubert A., U. S. Cusitoni House, dwl 652 Mission
Ireen Robert H., carpenter William Green, dwl 18 Eddy
reen S., coojxjr Pac. Barrel and Ke^ Co., S s Brannan

bet Seventh and Eighth
reen Sajnuel, Ijaker Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska, dwl 59

Stcvcn.son
reen Samuel H., caqjcnter, dwl 16 Virginia
,f, Ircen Sanmel S., salesman D. Hirschfeld & Co., dwl 930

Montgomeiy
een Simon, carpenter, dwl 71CJ Grove
reen Simon, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl E 8

Vermont nr Nevada
reen Sherwood L. (Schroder <t G.), dwl 710 California
reen Solomon, printer, dwl 130(iPowell
reen Sylvester 0., carj'cnter, dwl 759 Clay
reen T. Mrs., dwl 657 Seventeenth
reen Thomas (Green it McCulloxujh), dwl 1106 Folsom
reen Thomas, dwl 26i Kearny
reen Thomas, dwl 312 Sixth
reel) Thomas, dwl 1405 Powell
reen Thomas, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
reen Thomas, physician and surgeon, office 10 Third,

res Oakland
reen Tlionias, shoemaker Thomas Healy
reen Thomas, tailor, dwl 74!) Market
reen Thomas W., student Heald's Telegraph Institute,

dwl 520 Grove
reen Valley Blue Gravel Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), A. D.

Carpenter secretary, office 005 Clay
reen W alter, dwl 1232 Pacific
reen William (Zacliarias <£• &'.), dwl 726 Tyler
KEE.\ >YIEXIA.1I, furniture and bedding, 1016 Mar-
ket, dwl 324 Ellis
reen \\illiam, painter, dwl S s Twentieth nr Harrison
reen \\"illiam, rigger, 20 Howard
reen \\'illiam, shipjoiner, dwl 607 Third
reen Williiun Jr., jeweler, dwl 726 Tyler
reen William A., capitalist, dwl 25 Ellis
reen William H., fanner, S s Mission and Ocean Beach

Road nr Ocean View House
reen William H., liquor dealer, dwl 417 Stockt<:)n
reen W. W., bookkeeper Curtis Tobey, dwl 143 Third
reen & McCuIlough (Thoiims Green and Peter McCul

loHf/li), wood and coal, HOC Folsom
reen i: O'Neil (John Green and Martin O'NeiT), wagon-

"makers and blacksmiths, 106 Washington
reen's Line Sonoma Packets, Joseph Henry agent, office

La Rue's Wharf
reenan John, longshoreman, dwl 315 Vallejo, rear
reenash William, patternmaker, dwl 207 Second
reenbaum Isaac, waiter 719 Slarket, dwl 1C8 Tehama
reenbauni L. &, Co., moneybrokers, 306 Montgomery
reenbaum Louis (L Greenbaum <t- Co.), dwl 520 Eddy
reenbaum. See GrUnbaum.
reenberg Adolph, speculator, dwl 1018 Powell
reenberg A. H., salesman Held Bros. & Co., dwl 322

Mason

reenberg Charles, collector, dwl 506 Leavenworth
reenberg Charles, mate stm Alexander Duncan, dwl 44

Steuart
reenberg Henry, real estate, office 306 Montgomerj', dwl

322 Mason
reenberg Joseph, bookkeeper Fabian Toplitz, dwl 661

Harrison
reenberg Leon, superintendent Eagle Brass and Bell

Foundrj-, 205 Fremont, dwl 601 Harrison
reenberg Leopold, crockery and glassware, 336 Kearny
reenberg Max H., salesman Solomon Bine, dwl 322

Mason
reenberg Morris (Greenberg it Co.), dwl 661 Harrison
reenberg Morris, tailor, 219 Pacific

Greenberg Samuel, salesman Samuel Leszj'nsky & Brc,

dwl 500 Leavejiworth •
Greenberg S. H., bookkeeper S. B. Dinkelspicl & Co.,

dwl 322 Mason
Greenberg William, assistant druggist City and County

HoKjutal
Greenberg William, cook Charles Rovermann, dwl NE

cor Braiman and Eighth
Greenberg & Co. (J/nc/i'.v Greenberg), proptrs Eagle Brass

and Bell Foundry and Finishing V/orks, 205 Fremont
Greene A. John, rejjorter S. F. Chronicle, dwl 423 Clay
Greene Annie (widow), d«l 234 Minna
Grenne Anne E. (widow), dwl 1534 Mission
Greene Annie Mrs., milliner, dwl llOi Sixth
Greene Benjamin James, boarding, 1219 Pacific
Greene Charles (Ilxick-s, Lambert A G.), dwl 1818 Turk
Greene Charles, builder, dwl 22 De Boom
Greene Charles M., assistant bookkeeper Huntington,

Hoi)kins & Co., dwl 940 Mission
Greene Clay M. (Greene it Co.), dwl 1534 Mission
Greene Daniel, tannery, S s Brannan bet Fifth and Sixth,

dwl 99 Gilbert
Greene George, messenger Quartermaster's Department

U. S. A., dwl SE cor Vallejo and Powell
Greene Harry A. (Greene d: Co.), dwl 1534 Mission
Greene Henry, machinehand B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 487

Brannan
Greene Henry E., mining, dwl 824 Kearny
Greene Henry P., assistant bookkeeper Huntington,

Hopkins & Co., dwl 317 First
Greene Herbert M., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

123 O'Farrell
Greene J., shoemaker, dwl 552 Linden Av
Greene James, Lumbermen's Pro. Union
Greene Jay, carpenter William B. Bradbury, 'dwl 1107

Kearny
Greene John D., plumber and gasfltter W. D. Hobro,

dwl W s Mason bet Post and Sutter
Greens John M. , dwl Commercial Hotel
Greene Lester, dwl 1030 ^'alIejo
Greene Michel F., groceries and liquors, 426 Natoma
Greene Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), William R. ToAvn-

send secretary, office 330 Pine room 4
Greene Nathaniel, clerk North British and Mercantile In-
surance Co., dwl 666 Han-ison
Greene Rowland J., carpenter, dwl 1107 Kearny
Greene Sanmel, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl

S s Fourteenth Av nr P, South S. F.
Greene S. S., compositor J. H. Cannany & Co., dwl 1306

Powell
Greene W. E. (Greene it Pillsbury), res Oakland
Greene & Co. (Clay M. Greene and Harry A. Greene),

stockbrokers, Halleck nr Sansom
Greene & Pillsbury (IF. B. Greene and E. S. Pillsbury),

attorneys at law, NE cor Montgomery and Pine
Greenebaum Berthold, salesman Greenebaum Brothers,

dwl Cosmojiolitan Hotel
CiKEE^'EliAli.tl KHOTHEltfi (Jacob, Moses, and Her-
man), manufacturers, importers and jobbers clothing

and gents' furnishing goods, 7 Sansom
«REE:N'EItAi:.H, IIELBIXCi & lO. (Jacob Grcene-

bavm, August Uelhing, and Emanuel Straus),

stockbrokers, office 413 California
Greenebaum Herman (Greenebaum Brothers), res New

York
Greenebaum Jacob (Greenebaum it Co.), dwl 420 Eddy
Greenebaum Jacob (Greenebautn, Helbing & Co., and

Greenebaum Bros.), dwl 1011 Gough
Greenebaum Joseph, merchant, dwl 420 Eddy
Greenebamn Morris, bookkeeper Weil, Cahn & Co., dwl

832 O'Farrell.
Greenebaum Moses (Greenebaum Brothers), dwl 1138

Sutter
Greenebaum Sigmund, dwl 832 O'Farrell
Greenebaum William, salesman Adolph Hlrschman, dwl

404 Lark in
CREE^'ERArM & CO. (Jacob Greenebaum, Henry

Cohn, and John B. X«</(ec), auctioneers and commis-
sion merchants, 115 and 117 Bush
Greenewald Jacob (M. Deutsch it Co.), dwl 1029 Bush
Greenewald Simon (Louis Sloss it Co., and Funcke de

Co.), dwl 1105 Van Ness Av
Greeney William P., teamster Peters & Cowie, dwl 108

Dora, rear
Greenfield Charles Bailey, physician, dwl 1810 O'Farrell
Greenfield L. L., salesman Levi Strauss &. Co., dwl 729

Geary
Greenham Frederick, delivery clerk Cal. Pac. R. R. Co.,

dwl 215 Clay

JAMES G-. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merclii

Greenhood Hugo O., clerk, dwl 1900 Stockton

Greeiihood Jacob, merchant (^akland), dwl 708 Green

Greenhood Louisa (widow), dwl 1035 Sacramento

Greenhood Moritz, fire and life insurance broker, office
313 Montgomery, dwl 20 Hampton PI

Greenhood William \V., deputy sheriff, dwl 1900 Stockton

Greenlass Hugh, carpenter, dwl 563 Mission

Greenlaw Charles E., painter, dwl E s Bryant bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth

Greenlaw John, shtpcar])ent€r, dwl W s Tennessee bet
Mariposa and Solano

Greenleaf William, expressman, cor Brannan and First,
dwl cor Twenty-ninth and Mission

Greenleaf William C, master mariner, dwl SW cor San-
chez and Eighteenth

Greenlees Ella M. Mrs. , branch baken,-, 132 Eleventh

Greenman Agnes, chambermaid Palace Hotel

Greenman J. F., mining, office 438 California, dwl 23 Glen
Park Av

Greennagle Louis, refiner Pac. Refinerj' and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 506 Seventh

Greenoxigh George G. , first lieutenant Fourth U. S. Artil-
lery, dwl Presidio Barracks

Green tree Mary E. Mrs., dwl 223 Fifteenth

Greenwald Ferdinand, clothing, 231 Tj'ler

Greenwald Frank J., local policeman, dwl 1510 Powell

Greenwald Michael, saloon, 324 Broadu'ay

Greenwald Morris, actor, dwl 223 Kearny

Greenwald Simon, student Heald's Business College

Greenwald. Sec Grunwald

Green way Edward M. , assistant receiving teller Nevada
Bank of San Francisco, dwl 1104 Market

Greenway Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 125 Spear, rear

Greenwich Dock, U. S. Bonded Warehouse, Searle & Bode
proprietors, NW cor Battery and Greenwich

Greenwood Edwin H., salesman Brown & McDonald, dwl
718 California

Greenwood Gold Mining Co, (Arizona), William R. Town-
send secretarj', office 330 Pine room 4

Greenwood Henrj', market, 36 Jessie

Greenwood John, carpenter and builder, dwl 215 Ellis

Greenwood Joseph, lumbemian C. A. Hooper & Co.

Greenwood Laurence {Weir <£- G.), dwl 546 Fourth

Greenwood Monroe, supt American District Telegraph,
office 417 California, dwl 713 Hayes

Greenwood Robert, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Greenwood Rosamond (widow), dwl 132 Eighth

Greenwood Thomas, clerk William Stuart, dwl 215 Ellis

Greenwood William M., proptr India Rice Mill, E s Fre-
mont bet Howard and Mission, dwl Grand Hotel

Greenzweig George (^Vast <t G.), dwl 418 Sutter

Greer Alexander T., office 238 Mont, dwl 614 Kearny

Greer Frederick, wiremaker, dwl 526 Pine

Greer Jacob, bricklayer, dwl Esmeralda nr Lundy Lane,
Bernal Heights

Greer James, plasterer, dwl 422 Powell

Greer Jane E. Miss, teacher Mission Primary School, dwl
609 Seventeenth

Greer John, butcher, dwl 920 Natoma

Greer John, laborer, dwl 75 Stevenson, rear

Greer Joseph, clerk, dwl 122 Ellis

Greer Joseph, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery

Greer Julia Mrs., dwl 706 Stockton

Greer iiary L. Miss, teacher Mission Primarj' School, dwl
609 Seventeenth

Greer Mattie Mrs. , seamstress, dwl Overland House

Greer Robert, dwl 609 Seventeenth

Greer Robert, carpenter, dwl 1512 Sacramento, rear

Greer Robert W., clerk Hamilton & Sonnichsen, dwl 609
Seventeenth

Greer Samuel, plasterer, dwl 306 Hj'de

Greer W. McFarland, teacher guitar, flute, and violin, 942
Mission, and clerk Warren Holt, 717 Montgomery

Greess G., blacksmith, dwl 18 First

Greffe Charles, carver West Coast Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl 331 Fourth

Greffoz Julien, watchmaker Barrett & Sherwood, dwl
1004 Powell

Greffoz Julien Jr., telegraph operator, dwl 1004 Powell

Greget Leopold, florist, NAV cor Franklin and Greenwich

Gregey Edward, butcher, dwl SW cor Railroad Av and
Ninth, South S. F.

Gregg A. C. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar School,
dwl 2110 Polk

Gregg Frank, mattressmaker, cor Seventeenth and Shot-
well, dwl NE cor Sixteenth and Howard

Gregg Henry, carpenter, dwl 504 Third

Gregg Jamea C., bookkeeper 1. & A. M. Cook, dwl 1238
Mission

Gregg J. C, bookkeeper, dwl 839 Mission

Gregg John, porter Salvin P. Collins, dwl 1207 Clay

Gregg Joseph W., carpenter, dwl 2110 Polk

Gregg William, clerk, dwl 13 Leavenworth

Greggains Thomas, trunkmaker Haas & Co., dwl 23 CUntoi

Gregoire Louis, salesman Pajot, Upham & Co., dwl 91

Capp
Gregoire Nicholas, tanner S. Hoffman & Co., dwl NE Co

Mason and Jackson
Gregor William, maltster Ferdinand Scherr, dwl Ws Foui

teenth nr Folsom
Gregorio Andreo, fruit stand cor Sansom and'Halleck, dw

318 Davis
Gregory A. , laborer What Cheer House
Gregory Edward, butcher John Wagner, Fourth Av nr K

South S. F.
Grego^^ George, dwl 920 Geary

Gregory Henrv P. (//. P. Gregory i: Co.), res Oakland
GRKOORY H. P. A CO. (Silas W. Gregory), imijorl

ers machinerj' and supplies, 14 and 16 First
Gregory John, cook Montgomery's Hotel, 227 Second
Gregory John, laborer, dwl 234 Fremont
Gregsoii John P., clerk IT. S. Navj- Pay Office, dwl 53

Chestnut
Gregory J. M., student Heald's Business College, dwl 63

Geary
Gregory Rebecca Miss, dwl 366 Clementina
Gregory S. A. Mrs. , dwl 703 Market
Gregory Samuel O. , dwl 1138 Sutter
Gregory Silas W. (H. P. Gregory d- Co.), res Oakland
Gregary S. O., dwl Commercial Hotel
Gregory Thomas, cook Montgomerj''s Hotel, dwl 7 Garde
Gregory Thomas, shoeitiaker Buckingham & Hecht, N\

cor Gough and Haight
Gregorj' Thomas V. , shoemaker Buckingham &, Hechi

dwl 303 Hayes
Gregory Uriah Rev., pastor Fifth Baptist Church, Twei

ty-second bet Howard and Mission, dwl 2627 Folsom
Gregory William, barkeeper B. F. De Witt
Gregory WMlliam, bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dv tiiii

220 Harris
Gregory W'illiam, cook stm Orizaba, Broadway St.Wharl
Gregorj' William, shoemaker, dwl 423 Bush
Gregory William, shoemaker I. M. W'entworth & Co., dv

S s El Dorado nr Potrero Av
Gregorj' William, tailor, 311 Pine room 22, dwl 22 Anne
Gregorj' W. M. , carver, dwl 746 Howard
Gregson John, dwl 327 Minna
Greibel Albert, butcher William Nagel & Co., dwl 6(

Powell
Greichen William, porter E. K. Howes & Co., dwl

Mission
Greif John, hairdresser and proprietor S. F. Baths, Gi

Washington, dwl 1314 Keamj'
Greif John, jeweler L. Miller & Son, dwl 1314 Kearny
Greiner Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sixt

and Jessie
Greiner Henry, roller Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl S s Shasi

nr Illinois
Greiner Siegmund, miner, dwl S s Shasta nr Illinoia
Greis Leopold, iijaholsterer, dwl 109 Fourth
Greis Mary, millinery, 109 Fourth

Greis John M., machinist Isaac H. Small, dwl 16 NatOK
Greisen Louis, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW a

Eighth and Bryant
Greler Charles, laborer, dwl NW cor Brj'ant and Fott

teenth
Grelis John W., wines and liquors, 208 Bush, dwl 25(

Minna
Grell Frederick, cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl '.

Julia
Grell George, bootmaker Eugene Pardini, dwl S s Broai

waj' bet Sanson! and Montgomerj'
Grelley Frank, dwl 37 Second

Grelley Louise Mrs., proprietress Webb House, 37 Secon
Grellman Moritz, bookkeeper, dwl 930 Clay
Gremke Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Shasta an

Michigan
Grenham Frederick, collector, dwl 215 Clara
Greninger Daniel, tinsmith, 642 Fourth
Greninger Jacob, butcher, dwl N 8 Sixteenth Av bet Mg

and Q, South S. F.
Greninger Jacob, engineer Lyon & Co., dwl 424 Chestnu

rear
Greninger Theodore, machinehand Cal. Planing Mills
Grennan James, dwl 318 Main
Grennan John, superintendent Bay City Soda Wati ||||,

Works, dwl 349 Grove
Grennan Peter, dwl 318 Main

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?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

GKEN'XAN A<'RAKSEY (Thomag Cranney), sparand

lumber dealers, offlce 39 Merchants' Exchainfe
tremiey Francis, teamster, dwl 1)15 IJroadway
Jrciiz C. F., (,'niin«r and varnisher, 222 Jessie
Presley Thomas T. , steward Ferdinand Conrodes, dwl 0

Montgomery
Jrctc Christian, upholsterer, dwl 21 Fulton
Jrethen Desire Mme., laundry, 37 Geary
jretton Goorue, clerk Pacific Mail S. "s. Co., dwl 307

Fremont
Jreniich Charles, upholsterer, dwl 27 Turk
>renlich M. Mrs., furnished r<x>nis, 27 Turk
Jrentzer Heg-lnu, nurse, dwl OOG O'Farrell
Jrevcs David, stevedore, dwl 2 Rincon Court
Jrew iJustave, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor

Ei!,'hth and Brjant
HKKY f 'I'BIL v., attorney at law, office 004 Merchant,

dwl 1304 Post
Jrcy E., dwl 210 Turk

rey F. A. Miss, dressmaker, dwISSO Howard
Jrey Henry, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Jrcy J., carpenter, dwl 10 Taylor
rev J., carpenter, dwl 20 Turk
Jrey«John, dwl 1023 Kearny
Jrey John, laborer, Pac. Ice Co., dwl 302 Fourth
irev John, lociil policeman, dwl 359 Brannan
Jrey M. (widow), dwl 537 Third
Jrey Peter J. Rev., pastor St. Patrick's Church, dwl 744

Mission

rey Thomas H., carpenter Southern Pac. R. R.
rcy Thomas T. I). B., barkeeper Samuel S. Sample, dwl

915 Montjfomerj-
Jrey William L., clerk, dwl E s Ninth iir Mission
rey.- See Gray

ribben John F., butcher, dwl 518 Fourth
Jribben William, boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl 231

Green

Jribble Charles, longshoreman, dwl 1315 Vallejo, rear
Jrice Patrick, laborer H. F. Williams, res Goat Island
ridley Joseph, laborer, dwl 1716 Claj-
ridley S. A. (widow), teacher music, dwl 928 Mission
riedud Charles, cook Ame & Branger, dwl 820 Pacific
rier Joseph N., wireworker Eckfeldt & Co., dwl 520 Pine
riesen L., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
riesinger H. & Co., stock and money brokers, 521 Mont
riesinger H. (U. (rrieisinger ct- Co.), dwl S s 'Tliirteenth

bet Mission and Howard
riesser Adolph, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, dwl 15

Rausch
riesser Fred., butcher DaWd Wolf, dwl 1703 Polk
rifer Charles, hostler Sorenson i: Baettge, dwl 110 Wash
iritfin A. G., clerk Wellman, Peck i Co., dwl 208 O'Farrell
iritfin Andrew, miner, dwl 424 Sansom
Iriffin Ann (widow), dwl 1(55 Tehama
riffln Ann, nurse S. F. Lying-in and Foundling Asylum,

762 Mission
riffin Arick M., machinehand Excelsior Mills, dwl 107

O'Farrell
Jritlin B. A. (widow), dwl Sixteenth Av bet Second and

Railroad avs. South S. F.
Jriffin Charles (Thomas d: (?.), dwl 19 Stone
iriffin Daniel, boatbuilder John D. Griffin, dwl 1125

Sutter

Jriffin Daniel, hamessmaker, 103 Sixth
riffin Daniel J., blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 13

Fern Av
Jriffin Edmund, blacksmith, dwl 73 Tehama
iriffin Edward, driver Central R. R., dwl G62 Bryant
riffin Edward, laborer Laurel Hill Cemeterj-, dwl S s

Devisadero bet Sutter and Post
riffin Edward F., shoemaker, dwl 662 Brjant bet Fifth

and Sixth
iriffin Elizabeth (widow), dwl 165 Tehama
iriffin Ellen (widow), dwl 1814 Hyde
riffin George B., compositor Alta California, dwl 639

Post
riffin Glover, clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., dwl 2C8 O'Far-
rell
riffin J., clerk, dwl 1507 Mission

riffin J., trimmer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 247 J Perrj'
iriffin James, dwl 909 Howard
riffin James, carpenter, dwl 9J Dikeman PI
rriffin James, laborer, dwl X s Filbert bet Sansont and

Montjfomery
rnffin James, peddler, dwl 1306 Mission
Iriffin James, saddler, dwl 34 Zoe

iriffin James, upholsterer Fi-ank G. Edwards, dwl 1839-
Howard

Griffin Jeremiah, boot and ihoemaker, 573 Howard, dwl

433 Natoma ,

Griffin Jeremiah, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 1H4

Bryant
Griffin John {Tobin, Dansson A- Co.), res New York
Griffin John, cook James Wainwright, dwl 037 Vallejo
Griffin John, laborer, dwl 23 Clara
Griffin John, laborer, dwl 214 First
Griffin John, laborer, dwl 308 Mhma
Griffin John, laborer, dwl 724 Clementina
Griffin John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Griffin John, second assistant engineer Btm Ancon, Broad*

way St. Wharf
Griffin John, speculator, dwl 1309 Ellis
Griffin John C. laborer, dwl 13 Farren Av
Griffin John D., boatbuilder, W s East bet Jackson and

Pacific, dwl 1125 Sutter
Griffin John S., confectioner, 2001 Fourth, dwl- 236 Perrj^
Griffin John T., bartender John P. Levin, dwl 815 Batterj-
Griffin John W. , engineer, dwl 37j Perry
Griffin Joseph, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 24 Clar-
ence PI
Griffin Laurence H., laborer, dwl 25 Kate
Griffin L. S., salesman J. M. Pike & Co., 125 California
Griffin Mary Miss, dwl 1814 Hyde
Griffin Mary (widow), furnished rooms, dwl 56 Minna
Griffin .Ma\irice, milkranch, W s Kansas nr Humboldt
Griffin Michael, engineer, dwl 930 Howard
Griffin Michael, laborer Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 262

Jessie, rear
Griffin Michael, liquor saloon, SW cor Geary and Brode-

rick
Griffin Michael B., salesman M. Ullmann & Co., dwl 319

Oak
Griffin Patrick, dwl 613 Third

Griffin Patrick, carpenter Samuel M. Hills, dwl 739 Market
Griffin Patrick, gardener, dwl 1814 Hyde
Griffin Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Griffin Patrick, laborer Pacific Oil and Lead Works, dwl

312 Third
Griffin Patrick, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 87 First
Griffin Patrick, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwi 919 Natoma
Griffin Patrick, teamster, dwl NW cor Devisadero and

O'Farrell
Griffin Patrick J., carriagemaker Daniel 8. Shute, dwl 13

Farren AV
Griffin Peter, deputy superintendent streets, dwl 247i

Perrj'
Griffin Peter G. , grainer, dwl S s Willow Av bet Mission

and Valencia
Griffin Stephen, clerk, dwl 2014 Mission
Griffin Thomas, dwl 32 Stanford
Griffin Thomas, dwl 624 Commercial
Griffin Thomas, clerk and news reporter Merchants' Ex-
change Association, dwl 231 Green
Griffin ITiomas, dairj-man, dwl Seventeenth nr H, South

S. F.
Griffin Thomas, fireman stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry
Griffin Thomas, laborer H. F. Williams, dwi Long Bridge
Griffin Thomas H., st\ident at law W. H. L. Barnes, dwl

319 Oak
Griffin Warren A., carpenter, dwl 606 Third
Griffin William, watchman Southern Pac. R. R.
Griffin William A., miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 420

Jackson
Griffin William G., carrier Examiner and Morning Call,

dw 1 27 Oak Grove Av
Griffin William W., night watchman Southern Pac. R. R.

Co., dwl N s Dorland nr Dolores
Griffing George J. (firiffijig ifc Wyiiuin), dwl 309 Mont-

gomerj' room 73
Griffing &, Wyman (George J. Griffing and Henry N.

Wytnan), manxlfacturers borax and boracic acid,

office 309 Montgomerj' room 73
Griffith A. Mrs., principal Union Primary School, dwl 824

Lombard
Griffith Alexander, painter, dwl E s Laskie nr Stevenson
Griffith Allen, printer Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl 142 J

Fourth
Griffith Andrew, clerk, dwl 120 Turk
«KIFFITH ANTHOXl' J., smoked, pickled, and dried

fish, 321 Davis, dwl 2108 Mason
Griffith Arthur H. (Burch <t- G.), attorney at law, office

330 Pine room 23, res East Oakland
Griffith Augustus, mariner, dwl 113 Jackson
Griffith Aurelia (widow), principal Union I'rimarj- School,

dwl 824 Lombard
Griffith E. A. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Grammar

School, dwl 824 Lombard

JAMES Q. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha:

Griffith Edgar, medical student, dwl 824 Lombard

Grittitti Edward, boatman, Lortg Bridge

Griffith Edwin, clerk, dwl 517 Bush

Griffith Edwin L., clerk Richard B. Irwin & Co., dwl 569

Harrison
Griffith Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, dwl 410 Geary
Griffith Frank, cook Sidney M. Foster, dwl 1204 Sutter
Griffith Geori,'e, tannery, "\V s Brannan PI nr Brannan,

dwl 11 Geneva
Griffith James, laborer, dwl NW cor Central Av and Geary
Griffith James, laborer Foley k Jones, dwl 1149 Harrison
Griffith James, miller, dwl 109 Dora, rear
Griffith James E., wagonmaker Kimball Agricultural Im-

jilenient Manuf. Co., dwl cor Sixth and Bryant
Griffith J. D., bricklayer, dwl 1142 J Market
Griffith John B., painter, dwl NW cor Sanchez and Nine-
teenth.
Griffith John W., foreman M. D. Nile, dwl 717 Grove
Griffith Joseph ( i\'anickc d: Griffith), dwl S\V cor Sixth

Av and -M, South S. F.
Griffith Jlillcn, manager tugboats Goodall, Nelson & Per-
kins, office 10 Market, dwl 569 Harrison
Griffith Milieu Jr., clerk Liverpool and London and Globe

Insurance Co., dwl 5G9 Harrison
Griffith Thomas, tanner George Griffith, dwl 11 Geneva
Griffith William, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

24S Fourth
Griffith William, tanner George Griffith, dwl 11 Geneva
Griffiths Amelia, night nurse City and County Hospital
Griffiths David T., proptr Wright's Hotel, 218 Broadway
Griffiths George B., nurse City and County Hospital
Griffiths G. Frank, engineer, dwl Twelfth Av nr N, South

S. F.
Griffiths G. J., reporter, dwl 613 Pine
Griffitlis John H., secretary Western Savings and Trust

Co., dwl 2510 Webster
Griffiths John J., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

1014 Montgomery
Griffiths Samuel, boatman. Main St.WTiarf
Griffiths Thomas H., master mariner, dwl 18 Lafayette
Griffiths William, miner, dwl 408 Broadway
Grigalde Mariana, dressmaker, dwl 7 Pollard PI
Griggs Fi'ank A., mattrassmaker Kendall, Klinger & Co.,

dwl 1607 Mission, rear
Griggs George, office with West Evans, La Rue's Wharf,

dwl Overland House
Grigsby Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1511 Leavenworth
Grihass Jacob, boatman, dwl 34 Everett
Grijahlva Manuel, shoemaker, dwl 114 Clara
Grily John, waiter, dwl 824 Montgomery
GRI.tl A. K.., capitalist, office 331 Montgomery room 24,

dwl 2324 Pacific Av nr Webster
Grim Alonzo M., dwl 2324 Pacific Av
Grim Andrew, baker, dwl NE cor Geary and William
Grim. See Grimm

Grimani Antonio, teacher music, dwl 426 Greenwich
Grimes Alfred, boilemiaker Pac. RoUing Mills, dwl W s

Louisiana nr Shasta
Grimes Benjamin, laborer, dwl S s Mission and Ocean

Beach Road nr Alms House
Grimes Elizabeth, dressmaker, 9SC Harrison
Grimes George C., shoemaker, 776 Mission, dwl 2113

Jones, rear
Grimes George L., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl

1010 Jackson
Grimes George T. , miner, dwl 1010 Jackson
Grimes .Tane (widow), dwl NE cor Pierce and Eddy
Grimes John F., helper Paul Z. Nauman, dwl 444 J Clem-
entina
Grimes Laurence, laborer Hyde & Chester, dwl 645 Jliss
Grimes Lyman, salesman Dodge, Sweenej' & Co., dwl 1010

Jackson
Grimes Maggie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 430 Clementina
Grimes Michael, teamster Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl NE

cor Geary and Baker
Grimes Michael, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,

dwl 436 Clementina
Grimes P. J., dwl 444A Clementina
Grimley George, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Grimley Hart, laborer F. Barnard & Co., dwl 927 Bdwy
Grimley Patrick, laborer F. Barnard & Co., dwl 927 Bdwy
Grimley Patrick, watchman G. N. & P. S. S. Co.
Grimm Adam, hairdressing and bathing saloon. Lick

House, dwl 30 McAllister
Grimm Adolph, stoves and tinware, 1134 Dupont, dwl 824

Vallejo •
Grimm A. H., hairdresser Adam Grimm, dwl 36 McAl-
lister
Grimm Alexander, beer saloon, 13 Third

Grimm Alexander, steward stm James M. Donahue, Green

St.AVharf
Grimm Andrew, packer S. F. Packing and Provision Co.
Grimm Charles, special policeman, dwl 1433 Pacific
Grimm Emil, baker American Exchange Hotel, dwl 528

Bush
Grimm Ferdinand, dwl 306 Clementina
Grimm Fernande, dressmaker, dwl 824 Vallejo
Grimm Frederick W., liquor saloon, SE cor Everett and

Fourth, dwl NW cor Clementina and Fourth
Grimm Henry, packer S. Laehman & Co.
GKIlE:tI IIEMtY, proptr Anon Halle, NE cor Sutter

and Kearny, dwl 1433 Pacific
Grimm Mathias, barkeeper, dwl 5 Jane PI
Grimm. See Grim

Grimshaw William, boilermaker, dwl 252 Brannan
Grimstead Andrew, cabinetmaker John Easton, dwl 907

Folsom
Grimwood Adolphus D., deputy clerk U. S. District

Court, and U. S. commissioner, office 14 U. S. Court

Building, res Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Grinbaum M. S. (u/M. S. Grinbatmi <t Co., Honolvhi, S.

I.), office NW cor Batteiy and Pine, dwl 517 Tyler
Grindel Frank, liquor saloon, 439 Jackson, dwl 142"l1Clay
Grindley John H. {Dcminiy, Palmer <t Co.), dwl 570 Fol
Grinnell Henry F., manager Collins & Lyons, dwl 208

Fifth

Gripp Emma, chambermaid Philadelphia House, 423 Bush
Gripp Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1005 Po t
Gripp John, secretary Pac. L^. W. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 1112 Brvant
GKISAR E. & CO. (George Abbot),TpToptr3S.T. Wool

Exchange and general woolbrokers,NW cor Fifth and|HK

Townsend
Grisar Emil (E. Grwar <fc Co.), and consul for Belgium.

office NW cor Fifth and Townsend, dwl 1517 Powell
Grisch Christian, agent, 825 Sacramento, rear
Grisch Edward, sawyer William B. Bradburj% dwl 74]

Market
Grisich Giuseppe, fruit, 26 Clay

Grisingher Acquilino (Sciaroni <t Co.), dwl 423 Filbert
Grisingher Peter, barkeeper Joseph Ansehuan, dwl 30i|^

Montgomery Av
Grissam William, dwl 225 Bush
Grist Z. S., dwl 415 Fifth, rear

Griswell Benjamin, steward Maine Restaurant, 619 Mar-
ket, dwl 321 J Jessie, rear
Griswold Charles F. {Warren & Griswold), dwl SW om

Mission and Eighteenth
Griswold Daniel S., electrotyper Pac. Type Foundry, dvlftsi

1313 Vallejo
Griswold J., stocks, dwl 105 Mason
Griswold Ella Jane Mrs., baker}-, 1325 Sacramento
Griswold John C,, deputy supt streets, dwl 1323 Jacksoi
Griswold John H., bookkeeiier Contra Costa Laundi^lftts

Assn, dwl 216 Powell
Griswold Josiah (Griswold it Berry), dwl 2530 Webster
Griswold W. F. (Griswold it- Moore), dwl 121 Turk
Griswold Wolcott N., physician, office and dwl 203 Powel
Griswold & Berry (Josiah Griswold and John Berry)^^

carriagepainters, 837 Folsom
Griswold & Moore (W. F. Griswold and George A. 3/oore)l(|^

dentists, 121 Turk
Griulich Charles, upholsterer Fletcher & Day, dwl 27 Tur) |||tos
Griwell John, laborer, dwl 735 Brannan
Groat A. S., dwl 227 Second

Grobe Theodora, draftsman Garcin & Son, dwl 511 Howar(||foJ^
Grocer Publishing Co., publishers Pacific Grocer, offlci

409 Washington
Grocers' Protective Union, Julius Buhlert secretarj', 60'

Clay
Grodhaus Christiana (widow), dwl 105 Oak
Grodhaus X. , laborer, dwl 423 Bush
Grodzinskv Isaac P. Rev., rabbi Congregation Shaare}

Tzedek, dwl 1305 Powell
Groeling Theodore, watchmaker Wenzel & Hartmann

dwl 324 Keaniy
Qroenow Oscar, traveler MajTisch Brothers, dwl 212 VaJ

Ness Av
Groeper H. C, master mariner, 305 East
Groeschcl Benjamin (S. Xcwman A Co.), dwl 735 Geary
Groezinger Charles, salesman G. Groezinger, dwl 333 Busl
GroMinger Elizabeth Miss, dwl 321 O'Farrell
<iROKZi:V<iEK GOTLEBB, wholesale native wine

and brandies, NW cor Pine and Bat, dwl 321 O'Fairel
Groezinger Robert, cellarman G. Groezinger, dwl 333 Busl
Groezinger Rosalie Jlrs., dwl 321 O'Farrell
' Groffman Charles P., tinsmith, 104 Jackson, dwl Gear;

bet Jones and Leavenworth

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HY&IENIO BOARDING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 ( ]^

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

CiKOfiAX ALE\A^'DER B., real estate, office 705
8(111 som

Groiuran Alexander E., clerk Home Mutual Insurance Co.,
dwl NE oor Bush and Stockton

Gro^n Amelia, tailoress, dwl 427 Third
I Gropin James, teamster, djvl E s Tenth bet Harrison and
lirj-aiit

Groi.Tin Katie, shirtmaker, dwl 427 Third

Gro<,'an ilalachi, clerk Uenrj- Hutatf, dwl 321 Broadway

Grotj-.tn Michael, minini,', dwl 12t> 'Vnrk

Grotpui Philip, lab<,>rer (Jeorg-e H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Groj,^^ Thomas (^4 ntitett >t (>.), dwl 725 Green, rear

Groh John, carver Herman Granz, dwl 242 Brannan

Griiniairc Onizime, blacksmith, dwl !;04 Howard

Gromaire Sidonie Mrs,, laundress, dwl 804 Howard

Groniotka V., birds, 100 Geary and t>14 Washinjfton

Gronbeck Ch. H., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montjjoniery

Groner Frederick, machinist A. M. Adams & Co., dwl 22
Turk

Gronewokl J. W., buildef, dwl 620 Grove

Groniii James, driver, dwl 131 Shijiley

Grunlund Charles, mariner, 421 Urumm

Groom Georjje, painter Hopps & Sons

Groom Kiiger, liquor saloon, 1 Broadway, dwl 1808 Jessie

Groom 'William, larnier, SW cor Old San Jose Road and
Ocean Beach Road

Groos Henry, tinsmith Guenther Moenning, dwl N s Ev-
erett t>et Third and Fourth

G*X)t Charles, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Gro|>er Eiiiil, millman, dwl North German Hotel

CJrojwr Gustav, master mariner, dwl North German Hotel

Gr6i)er Harro C, captain tug Favorite, dwl 44(3 Guerrero

AiROS .ALFRED, apothecarj- and importer drugs, NW
cor Kearny and Washington, dwl 818 Broadway

Gros C. Mme., dyer and scourer, 217 Fourth

Gros William, steward F. Zeile, dwl 528 Pacific

Grosbauer John, groceries and provisions, SW cor Pi»e
and Webster

Grosbauer John F., hav and grain, 1148 Folsom, dwl 212
Gough

Grosborg Samuel, dwl 1605 Dupont

Grosgrotf Antone, driver Lyon Brewery, dwl 420 Chestnut

Grosh Alvin B., clerk, dwl "220 Seventh

Grosh Samuel (Grosh <t Rutherford), dwl 220 Seventh

Grosh Samuel K., bookkeeper i)utton ii. Withington, dwl
220 Seventh

Grosh i*c Rutherford (Samuel Grosh and Thomas L.
RxUherford), proprietors Commercial Flour Mills, 141
-145 First

Groskopf Antonio, driver Lyon & Co.

Groskojih Martin, laborer Schweitzer & Brother, dwl 235
First

Groslicht Charles, drayman, cor Bush and Sansom, dwl
417 Natoma

Gross C, fireman Pac. Mail S. S. City of Pekin

Gross Catherine Miss, matron St. Boniface Orphan Asy-
lum, 112 Polk

Gross Charles, longshoreman, dwl 5 Baj-

Gross Elkan, bootmaker, 406 Jackson

Gross Fannie Miss, milliner Mrs. Marie Fouts, dwl 1 Clin-
ton

€ROS!i» FRAXK W., chief clerk V. S. Mint, oflSce NW
cor Mission and Fifth, dwl 591 Ellis

Gross George, phvsician, surgeon and accoucheur, office
413 Bush

Gross George, merchant, dwl 220 Third

Gross Girard, merchant, dwl SW cor Washington and
Drumm

Gross Hannah Miss, capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl 406
Jackson

Gross Herman {Isaac Gross ct Co.), re' New York

Gross John, baker Pacftc Mail S. S. Colorado, dwl 2 Clin-
ton

Gross John, boot and shoemaker, dwl 845 Dupont

Gross John, engineer tug Transit, dwl SW cor Beale and
Brj-ant

Gross John, teamster Kom & McCarthy, dwl 533 Linden
Av

Gross John A., carpenter and builder, dwl 2511 Post

Gross John F. , grainer, dwl 519 Tehama

Gross Joseph, dwl 2 Quincy PI, rear

Gross Louis, salesman I. Landsberger & Co., dwl 385 Fell

Gross Louis, laborer, dwl 721 Pacific «

Gross Michael, dwl 2104 Stockton

Gross Phillip H. , tailor, NAV cor Montgomery Av and Union,
dwl 14 Jansen

Gross Rudolph, butcher L. & J. Hertz, dwl Niagara House

Gross Sarah A., matron County Jail, dwl 713 Howard

Gross Thomas, dwl 23 Taylor

Gross W. G. C, musician, res Oakland

Grosse John, capitalist, Jwl Chicago Hotel

Grosser E., e.\i)rcssman, W s East bet Wash and Merch

Grosetta Giovanni N., fruits and tobacco, 713 Davis, dwl 4
Chestnut

Grosetta Mai:tin (Grosetta <fc Tripolo), dwl 803 Union

URO.SETT.4 A TRirOLO (Martin Grosetta and
Felipe Tripolo), oyster saloon, 527 Commercial

GRO)!i'«l.\I I LY!»!»ES, foreman Vitole Giovannini, dwl
1049 Market

Grossman Carl, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fulton and
Octavia

Grossman George, porter J. Baum & Co., dwl NW cor
Jersey and Church

Grossman George J., salesman Simon Held & Co., dwl 103
Twenty-sixth

Grossman Jacob, paperruler Bartling & Kimball, dwl 715
O'Farrell

Grossman John F., barkeeper Nicholas Hochgurtel, dwl
Ocean Beach nr Cliff House

Grossman Julius, professor languages, dwl 214 Ellis

Grossman Marks, glazier John W. Cherrj-, dwl 715 O'Far-
rell

Grossman Morris M., salesman Le Count Brothers, dwl
715 O'Farrell

Grossmann Court, carpenter, dwl 22 First Av, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteentn

Grosso Constantine, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 615 San-
som, res Oakland

Grosso Gustav, blacksmith Constantine Grosso, res Oak-
land •

Grostine Lewis, dwl 311 Sutter

Grote August, bootmaker, dwl 428 Broadway

Grote Frederick, maltster Washington Brewery, dwl 2310
Taylor

Grote Frederick H. , groceries and liquors, NE cor Gearj'
and Broderick

Grote Gertrude Mrs., dressmaker, 435 Broadway

Grote H. F., groceries and liquors, NE cor Geary and
Broderick

Grote^'usen John, maltster Washington Brewerj', dwl NW
cor Lombard and Taylor

Groth C. H., groceries and liquors, NE cor O'Farrell and
Leavenworth

Groth Charles, cabinetmaker Teubner & Hoffman, dwl 333
Bush

Groth Charles W^., clerk Duveneck & Co., dwl SW cor Sev-
enteenth and Dolores

Groth David, groceries and liquors, NE cor Washington
and Leavenworth

Groth Henrj-, carrier Morning Call and Evening Bulletin,
dwl SE cor Sacramento and Jones

Groth John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

Grothen Lewis W. , fllemaker Martin Kelly, dwl 313 Fol

Grothen William, lileuiaker, dwl 313 Folsom

Grothmann Richard, hairdresser Isadore Le\'y, dwl 3 Au-
grust Alley

GrouJemand Charles, milker R. Frank, dwl Sixteenth Av
nr I, South S. F.

Groupp John, machinist, dwl 634 Vallejo

Grove Fanny (widow), dwl 605 Ellis

Grove John," marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 601 Na-
toma

Grove Lucy A. Miss, dwl 605 Ellis

Grove Peter, seaman, dwl 521 Broadway

GROVER A BAKER SE^YIXO MACHINE CO.,
Roland G. Brown agent, 116 Montgomery

Grover E. A. (widow), dwl 5 Fourth

Grover F. E., clerk, dwl 22 Turk

Grover Joseph (Grover J: McLellan), 945 Folsom

Grover Samuel, drajTuan Frederick H. Hammer, dwl 2D4
Clay

Grover Samuel, drajTnan, 212 Clay

Grover Samuel B., carpenter and builder, 216J Commer-
cial, dwl 1617 California

Grover Theodore, machinist, dwl 511 Howard

Grover William A., physician, office and dwl 526 Stev

Grover k McLellan (Joseph Grover and Aivjus McLel-
lan), Mechanics' Home, 945 Folsom

Groves Charles, calker, dwl 116 Tehama

Groves George, clerk Edward Dalton, dwl 35 Geary

Groves James, rigger, dwl 302 Fremont

Grow C. A., auditor M. P. and M. Dept. Central Pac. R.
R., office NE cor Foiui;h and Townsend, dwl 130
Tj-ler

Growney Owen, laborer, dwl 2012 Powell

Growney Terrence, dwl 11 Sherwood PI

Growney Theodore, machinist, dwl 558j Howard, rear

Growney William H., machinist, dwl 55SJ^ Howard, rear

AMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

JEWELEY made to order and REPAIRED b/ D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchai

Crowning Henrj', dwl 239 Stevenson

Grozard Franklin, painter, dwl N s Myrtle Av bet Larkin

and Polk
Gruban Fritz, waiter S. F. Verein, 219 Sutter
Grubb Frederick, expressman, dwl W s Larkin nr Post
Grubb Samuel N., gasfitter, dwl 1611 Dupont
Grubb William, cook, dwl 54 Sacramento *
Gnibe John H., gardener, dwl 13 Moss
Grube Max, books and toys, 440 Third
Gruber Adam, butcher William F. Empey, dwl 1528 Stock
Gruber Antoiie, barber Philip Cohen, dwl 409 Dupont
Gruber B. Mrs., dwl 213 Eddy
Gruber Ferdinand, naturalist and zoological artist, 626

California, dwl N s T\ventieth nr Valencia
Gruber Jacob, expressman, dwl 1528 Stockton
Gruber Joseph, cooper M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 4 Jasper PI
Gruber M. (widow), waitress, dwl SW cor Dupont and

Broadway
Gruber Peter, liquor soloon, NW cor Commercial and

Keam\-, dwl SW cor Broadway and Dupont
Grubic{i Mateo, cook, dwl 33 Hinckley
Grubisher Martio, cook Baltasar Segur, dwl 629 Davis
Gruder M., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Oruemliken Adolph, merchant, dwl 323 O'Farrell
Gruenberg Max {Max Omenberg <t Co.), dwl 531 Turk
Gruenberg Max & Co. (/. WUliaifl Wedelcs), commission

merchants, and importers paints, oils, and glass, 425

Sacramento
Gruenberg Victor, seaman, dwl 20 Commercial
Gruenhagen Caroline (widow), dwl 9 Bagley PI
Gruenhagen Charles H,, proptr S. F. Wire Works, 669

Mission, dwl 2312 Gough
Gruenhagen Theodore, candymaker George Haas & Co.,

dwl 9 Bagley PI
Gruenhagen William {George Haas ct Co.), dwl 9 JBagley PI
Grueninger Theodore, carpenter, dwl 122 Oak
Gruffel Frederick {Moeller i- Q.) dwl 7 St. Charles PI
Grugijs Thomas, tinsmith John M. Bryan, dwl 130 Third
Gruhler Elias, bookkeeper Hunt & Coates, dwl W s Powell

bet Post and Sutter
Gruhler Martin, tanner, dwl 36 Louisa
Gruetli Verein, rooms 71 New Montgomery
Grumenso A., bootblack, 920 Market
Gnimberg Louis, cook, dwl 421 Dupont
Gruinley E. L, clerk general recruiting service U. S. A.,

.office and dwl 105 Stockton
Grunlie^' James, shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, dwl 807 Jack
Grumm Neils G., cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 108

Second
Grtlnan J., bricklayer, dwl 1225 Market
Grfinbaum H. & Co. {J. Lipson), Central Pacific Glove

Factory, 414 Sacramento
Grtlnbaum Henry {H. Grunbaum tfc Co.) dwl 1507 Tyler
GrLlnbaum. See Greenbaum
Grtindel Frank, saloon, Montgomery and Jackson, dwl

1421 Clay
Grundel Frederick, manufacturer of billiard balls, canes,

and meerschaum pipes and holders, 643 Kearny, dwl 0

Tyler
Grundel George, clerk Frederick Grundel, dwl 6 Tyler
Grundel Otto, jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl 8 Tyler
Grundt A. H., seaman Pacific Mall S. S. City of San

Francisco
Grtinduer David, tailor, dwl Helvetia Hotel
Grune Harry A., real estate, dwl 1534 Mission
Grtlnebaum William, clerk Adolph Hirschman, dwl 404

Larkin nr Tyler
Gruner Ferdinand, clerk Henry Wulf, dwl 515 Vallejo
Gruner Frank, watchmaker, 848 Washington, dwl 515

Vallejo
Gruner Frank Jr. , jeweler B, Morris & Co. , dwl 515 Vallejo
Gruner Frederick, clerk Frank Gruner, dwl 515 Vallejo
Gruner William, watchmaker Frank Gruner, dwl 615 Val-
lejo
Grunert Louis, plumber and gasfitter Amos H. Mower,

dwl 530 Valencia
Grunewald M., expressman, dwl 836 Pacific
Grllninger Jacob, baker, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Gruninger Jacob, carpenter and machinist Lyon & Co.,

dwl 420 Chestnut
Grllnlees H., carpenter California Mills
Grllnnagle George, clerk, dwl 417 Bryant
Grllnnagle George L., gold and silver refiner, dwl 506

Seventh
Grfinnagle Jacob S., machinist and draftsman, dwl 417

Bryant
Grllnnagle Louis, refiner Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 506 Seventh

GrUnwald Julius, seaman, dwl Steuart St. House

Grlln v.'ald Richard, porter M . & C. Mangels, dwl 6 Hartman

Gruse Antone, dwl NE cor Sansom and Union

Grush Henry J., millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., dwl

82 Natoma
Grush David, engineer, dwl 82 Natoma
Grush James H., pattennnakef, dwl 316 Ninth
Grusscll Frank R., locksmith, NW cor Montgomery Av

and Dupont Alley
Grutcniacher Frederick, peddler, 1314 Mason
Grutron, Peter, driver, dwl 631 Broadway
GrUver John, waiter, dwl 529 Pine

Guadaloupe Joseph,laundryman City and County Hospital
Guadaloupe Gigian, dwl 27 Hinckley, rear
Guadaloupe Vallejo Miss, governess T. Lemmen Meyer,

dwl 1922 Sacramento
Guadelupe Island Co., Arthur Rodgers secretary, office

207 Sansom
Gualzatta Antonio, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Conimercial
Gualzatta Lorenza, Swiss Benev. 'Soc, 627 Commercial
Guard Thomas Rev,, pastor Howard Street Methodist

Episcopal Church, dwl 1520 California
Guardan Felici, confectioner Palace Hotel
Guarellio James, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 21

Water
Guarenini Catherine, dwl 406 Octavia
Guaspari Gervasio {Gervasio Giuispari <Sc Co.), dwl p35

Vallejo
Guaspari Gervasio & Co. (Ridolfi RemegUdo), wood and

coal, 635 Vallejo
CillATAMAIiA, Leslie C. Hanks consul-general, oflSce

Palace Hotel
Gubbler John, laborer, dwl 528 Pacific
Guber Adam, butcher, dwl 401 Union
Gubler James, laborer Oriental Dock, dwl 144 Rose Av
Gude William, carpenter, dwl 426 Powell
Gudehus Christian, liquor saloon, 112 Drumm
Gudehus Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont

and Harlan PI, dwl 20 Harlan PI
Gudwill A. Hermann, bookkeeper London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, dwl 619 Pine
Gudgeon Timothy, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long

Bridge
Gudhartz Jidel, glazier, dwl 38 Jessie
Gudicel P., waiter Maison Dore^, dwl 627 Broadway
Gudicci Carabine, waiter John Jury & Bro., dwl 524 Merch
Gudzensky Charles, carpenter, dwl 903 Larkin
Gue Luen & Co. (Chinese), shipping merchants, 615 Jack-
son
Guehne Frederigk, gardener Henry F. Williams, dwl S s

Seventeenth Av bet R and L, South S. F.
Guelloz Arthur, cook, dwl 1122 Dupont
GuenegB Joseph, dwl 736 Vallejo, rear
Guenther Albert, cabinetmaker John B. Luchslnger &

Son, dwl 2212 Geary

Guerin , dwl 1113 Kearny, rear

Guerin Mrs. , dressmaker Mary B. Quigg, dwl 30 Water

Guerin Alphonse, bakery, 639 Broadway
Guerin Charles, laundryman, dwl E s Powell bet Sacra-
mento and Clay
Guerin F. , French bakery, 1510 Dupont, rear
Guerin John, laborer freight depot Southern Pac. R. R.,

dwl 111 Freelon
Guerin John, longshoreman, dwl 1113 Kearny, rear
GIIEKIN M., boots and shoes, 717 Market, dwl 503 Third
Guerin Morris, laborer, dwl E s Larkin bet Broadw ay and

Vallejo
Guerin Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 934J

Harrison
Guerin Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Guerin Pierre, contractor and builder, 1312 Mason, dwl

928 Jackson
Guerin Thomas, driver Pac. Wool Depot, dwl 244 Minna
Guerrero Silvester, musician, dwl NW cor Pacific and

Dupont
Guess Henry W., dwl 1715 Leavenworth
Guess James H., porter, dwl 1715 Leavenworth
Guess Jeremiah, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 27 Minna
Guess Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1715 Leavenworth
Guess M., bootcrimper, dwl 27 Minna
Guess Martha Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 1715 Leavenworth
Guenaso Andrea {Arata cO G.), dwl 364 Third
Gughraji John, laborer, dwl 509 Fell
Gughran John Jr., painter, dwl 509 Fell
Gugot Victor, barber, 1026 Dupont, dwl 810 Pacific
Guhan Louis, waiter, dwl 1334 Dupont
Guibert Gustave, cook Poodle Dog Restaurant, 445 Bush
Guiborde Alexander, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Guichet Francois, porkpacker, 232 Fourth

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology,

yiNE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Guide The, Vandall k Voigt publishers and proprietora,

521 flay
Guidoau J. Alex., barlceeper, A. Perrier, dwl NE cor

Keaniy and Conunercial
Guider James, teamster, dwl cor Eleventh and M, South

S. F. •

Guider John, carpenter, dwl 420 Jackson
Guidicci CaroHie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Grote, dwl 623
Pacific

Onier Mme., dwl 710 Folsom

Guiffro Antonia, laborer, dwl 222 Francisco

Guifnin E. J., car|X)ntcr, dwl 16 Eddy

GiiiKftu John, Coopers' t'nion, 417 Bush

Guijirnard John, importer watches, jewelry and diamonds,

014 Merchant, dwl 101 Prospect PI
Gnigur Theodore, milk ranch, E s San Josd Road nr Six-
mile House
Gviilbert August, cariienter, dwl 317 Francisco
Guild M., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 227

Second
G)iilford William, ci^rs and tobacco, 815 Market
Guilfoy James, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 718

Tehama
Guilfoy Patrick, fireman stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry
Guilfov Richard, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 718

Tehama
Guilfojie Catherine, buttonholeworker Buckingham &
• Hecht, dwl 0 Rose Av
Guilfoyle James, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Guilfoyle John, carver William B. Bradburj-, dwl 777

Market
Guilfoyle Teresa Mrs., fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 8

WMllow
Guilfoyle Thomas, carpenter Mechanics' Mill, dwl 115

Second
Guilfoyle William, miner, dwl 115 Second
Guillaume Samuel, laborer J. H. Cook & Co.
Guillaume Tell Hotel, Eugene St. Julien proptr, 721 Pa-
cific
Guillaume Timothy, cartman, 362 Natoma
,Guillemard E. J., medical student University California,

652 Washington, dwl 17 Bannam PI
Guillcnnoni Guiseppe, cook Bocken & Baccala, dwl S 8

Sacramento bet Stockton and Powell
Guillet Charles, confectionery, 206 Second, dwl 208 Second
Guillon Charles, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
G<iillot George, laborer, dwl 814 Sacramento
Guillot Jacques, tailor, dwl 618^ Merchant
Guim G., dwl 863^ Market
Guinasso Antonio (Antonio Paasalacqua & Co.), dwl

Vallejo bet Stockton & Powell ♦

Guina.sso Giovaimi B., vegetable dealer, dwl 635 Vallejo
Guinasso John, laborer, dwl 13 Bannam PI, rear
Guinasso L. G. & Co., (Dominico Staqnaro), wood and

coal, 1311 Dupont
Guinasso Louis G. {L. G. Guinasso & Co.), dwl 19 Ban-
nam PI

Guinasso Tomaso (D. CarAffa <t Co.), dwl 404 Green
Guindery G., eng^nedriver Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 603

Greenwich

Guinea John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 15 Freelon
Guines W. H., engineer Palace Hotel
Guinin Alphonse, bakerj', 609 Broadway
Guinn John, housemover David Harris, dwl 106 Natoma
Guinn William, watchman Broadway St. Wharf, dwl 77

Natoma
Guinn. See Owin, and Gwynn

Guinnane James (Guinnane <t Crowley), dwl SW cor Ron-
del PI and Sixteenth
Guinnane James H., wagonmaker Daniel I. Newkirk, dwl
cor Twenty-third and Mission
uJl Guinnane & Crowley (James Guinnane and James Crow-
Iff)), dealers crockerj' and furniture, SE cor Valencia
and Sixteenth
Guinness John, laborer, dwl 11 Bannam PI, rear
Guinnessey James, head porter Occidental Hotel, dwl 240

Perry
Guion G. W. , importer and dealer hardware, 622 Market
Guion Joseph, ironmolder, dwl 618 Fourth
Guion Leonard, policeman City Hall, dwl 664 Howard
Guirado Rafael C., druggist, dwl 15 Cleveland »
Guirard Adolf, cook Joe Giusti & Co., dwl 22 First
Ouirard Alphonse C, clerk Richard D. Mowry, dwl 1 Ra-
phael PI
Guirand Joseph, carpenter, dwl 607 Post
Guirand Joseph Mrs. , dressmaker, 605 Post
Guirey John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s Illinois
nr Twentieth

Guirey William C, mining, office 330 Pino room 33, dwl

503 Fell
Guiriri William, clerk, dwl 845 Dui)ont
Guishling , clerk Military Storekeeper's office and dwl

108 Ellis
Guissel Alois, engraver, dwl 629 Califoniia
Gui8se|)pe J., clerk Victor Le Bert, dwl NW cor Eight-
eenth and Capji
Guitnor Leonhard, blacksmith, dwl E s Ecker bet Lick

and Jessie
CilllTTAKD E. •» CO. (-4. Birgham), Eureka Coffee

and Spice Mills, 515 and 517 Commercial
Guittard Etieimc (E. Giu'ttard it- Co.), dwl 539 California
Gukelsberger Andrew, laborer, dwl 12 Sonora PI
Gulbery Samuel, laborer, dwl 28 Clay
Gulliford James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Gulliver Edward, teamster Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

Buehaiian and Bay
Gulliver Harriet (widow), dwl SE cor Fillmore and Vallejo
Gulliver Stejihen, stagecarpentor Baldwin's Hotel
Gullixen Ludwig A., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Gullixson Emil S., upholsterer Henry A. Gullixson, dwl

10 Perry
Gullixson Hans, bookkeeper Henry A. Gullixson, dwl

1408 Leavenworth
Gullixson Henry A., carpets, oilcloths, paper hangings,

etc., 687 Market, dwl 1408 Leavenworth
Gullixson Henry F., salesman Henry A. Gullixson, dwl

809 Jessie
Gullixson Lars, painter, dwl 1211 Union
Gullixson Louis O., upholsterer Henry A. Gullixson, dwl

10 Perry
Gullixson Severin, foreman machine shop Pac. Rolling

Mills
Gumber Joseph, cook, dwl 1217 Kearny
Gumm Robert, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 30

Minna
Gummer Charles J. , receiving teller Bank of California,

dwl 1524 California
Gummer C. J. Mrs., principal Powell St. Primary School,

dwl 1524 California
Gummer Frederick C.-, clerk Murphj', Grant & Co., dwl

1515 Sacramento
Gump Gustav (S. ifc G. Gump), dwl 1216 Geary
GI19IP S. A <>., importers and manufacturers mirrors,

picture frames, etc., factory S s Market nr Seventh,

office and salesroom 581 and 583 Market
Gump Solomon (S. tt- G. Gump), dwl 1224 Geary
Gumpel Michael, lithographer Britton, Rey & Co., dwl 18

Turk
Gumpert William, clerk Arthur E. Magill, dwl 921^ Post
Gun Fet (Chinese), shoe factory, 311 Pine
Gundall John, bootmaker Frank Koenig, dwl Bootz's

Hotel
Gundelach John, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 1316 Larkin
Gundelfinger George, tanner. Wolf Bloom, dwl 427 J

Shipley
Gundelfinger Louis, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., dwl

23 Kearny
Gunder M., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Gunderson Albert, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 3

Hunt
Gunderson Gunder, seaman, dwl 218 Green
Gunderson Robert, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,

Beale St. Wharf
Gundlach Frederick (Finck & G.), dwl NE cor Mont-
gomery and Union
Gundlach Gustav, propertyman Wade's Opera House
CillNDLACII JACOB, grower California wine and

brandy (Rhine Farm, Sonoma), office and dwl 125

Chestnut
Gundlach Jacob G., wines and liquors, 115 Leidesdcafl,

dwl 2 August AJley
Gundlach John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Green-
wich and Taylor
Gundmundsen Knut, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Gundrj- Henry (Martin <fe G.), dwl Oregon House, Com
Gunell'a Dominic, saloonkeeper, dwl 336 Union
Gunn A. Miss, teacher Fouith St. Primal^ School, dwl

716 Howard
Gunn Adam F., clerk John G. Hodge & Co., dwl NW cor

Francisco and Dupont
Gunn Alfred, forgeman Pac. Rolling Mills
Gunn Anthony A., heater Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s

Iowa nr Solano
Gunn Benjamin, dwl 1432 Sutter
Gunn Dennis, moulder Miner's Foundry, dwl 30 Minna

JAMES &. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Guiin E. M. (widow), dwl 1432 Sutte

Gunn Ephram H., saddler Main & Winchester, dwl Bdwy

bet Leavenworth and HyJe
Gunn Felix, capitalist, dwl 30 Jlinna
Gunn Francis J., salesman August Ludorfl, dwl 1713

Hyde
Gunn George, carpenter, dwl 134 Fourth
Gunn George, musician, dwl N s Twenty-fourth nr Va-
lencia
Gunn James 0. B., secretary Cal. Pac. R. R., office NE

cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl Palace Hotel
Gunn John, shoemaker, dwl Twenty-ninth nr San"' Jos6

Av
Gunn Patrick, laborer, dwl 182 Stevenson
Gunn Peter, molder Miners' Foundry, dwl 759]Folsom
Gunn Robert, capitalist, dwl 1801 Dupont
Gunn Robert T., machinist, dwl 30 Minna
Gunn Robert W., clerk William J. Gunn, dwl 1432 Sutter
Gunn Stephen, upholsterer, dwl 30 Minna
Gunn William J., real estate, office 410 Montgomery, dwl

220 Turk
Gunnane James, carpenter, dwl 355 Jessie
Gunnane Peter, coaldealer, Irish-American Assn, 810

Howard
Gunnersen John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW

cor Brannan and Eighth
Gunnin Patrick, laborer, dwl 246 Beale, rear
Gunning James, pilot stm San Joaquin, office 3 Mission
Gunning Michael, laborer, dwl 419 Clementina
Gunning Patrick, laborer, dwl 419 Clementina
Gunning William S., quarter master Pacific Mail S. S.

Citj' of Pekin
Gunnison AUiert R., general agent Commercial Insurance

Co., office 228 Caliiomia, dwl 2728 Folsom
Gunnison Andrew J. {Oxuinison d: Booth), dwl 323 Geary
Gunnison John, refiner Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 735

Brannan
Gunnison Olof, dwl 322 Patch "
Gunnison Robert, sawgrinder Pac. Saw Manufacturing

Co., dwl 822 Harrison
GIINXISO.V A BOOTH (Andrew J. Gunnison and
Andri'w G. Booth), attornej'S at law, office 604 Mercli
Gunst Abraham, manager Mrs. Emma Gunst, dwl 21 Glen

Park Av
Gunst Emma Mrs., ladies' and children's underwear, 806

Market, dwl 21 Glen Park Av
Giinst Moses A., clerk Mrs. E. Gunst, dwl 21 Glen Park

Av
Gunter Archibald C, stockbroker, 418 Montgomery, dwl

1212 Washington
Guater August, laborer Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 33 Ransch
Gunter Henry, hairdresser Henry I. Jacobs, dwl 113

Park Av
Gunter Sophia (widow), dwl 3 Cedar Av
Gunther F. A., bookkeeper, dwl S s Twentieth nr Treat Av
Gunther Gustavus, baker, dwl 270 First
Gunther John, maltster Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232

Second
Gunther Nathan, laborer, dwl 627 Pacific
Gunther S. (widow), dwl 1508 Mason
Gunther William, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl cor North Point and Larkin
Guntz Frank L., upholsterer Henry Luchsinger & Co.,

dwl 1011 Howard
Guntz Martin, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 22

Hinckley cor Pincknej' PI
Gunung S, dwl 708 Pine
Gunzburger Benjamin M., bookkeeper Banner Bros., dwl

311 Eddy
Gunzburger Emil, bookkeeper Banner Bros., dwl 311 Eddy
Gunzburger Nicholas, merchant, dwl 311 Eddy
Guptill D. W., capitalist, dwl Russ House
Gurado Saloma Miss, tailoress, dwl 515 Filbert
Gurjido Theodore, clerk billiard room Palace Hotel
Gurdel Theodore, cooper Sol Wangenheim & Co., dwl 212

Ritch
Gurganas William, longshoreman, dwl 316 Beale, rear
Gurick W. H., with Gustav Nixdorf, dwl 215 Bush
Gurk Frank, rigger, dwl 229 Spear
Gurnec Clinton, attorney at law, office 306 Pine, dwl 17

Stanly PI
Gurnett Albert G. (Crocker tt G.), dwl Grand Hotel
Gunicy Charles, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 456 Min
Gurney Cliarics W., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, 006 Montgomery
Giirrill R. G., dwl 413 Brannan

Gurrola Nicholosa (widow), dressmaker, dwl 7 Pollard
PI

Gurry John, foreman Francis J. Gracier, dwl W s Hamp-
shire bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
GUrs Louis, tanner Duncan, dwl 735 Brannan
Gurj' John P., ironworker James Hunter & Co., dwl 511

Howard
Gurv Josephine A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 10 Stockton
Gury William F., clerk Central Pac. R. R.,*dwl 10 Stock-
ton ■
Gus Samuel, barkeeper David Johnson, dwr41 Sac
Guscetti Vincent (Giaunini <t G.). dwl W s San Bruno

Road nr Burrow Av
Gusman Domingo, barber, 749 Folsom
Gusman Joseph, surcinglemaker Anasetta Ania, dwl 2

Duncan Court
Gusniane}' Severen, fishmonger, dwl 1 Hinckley
Gustafsen Charles, captain schr Annie, office with Cills &

Poulterer
Gustafsen Nicholas, painter, dwl 26 Langton
Gustafson Andrew, machinist William Smith, dwl 10

Quincy
Gustafson C. F., seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Gustafson E. , dwl 636 Commercial
Gustavsen Henry, mariner, dwl North German Hotel
Gusto Frank, expressman, SE cor Market and Fourth
Gutberlet Joseph, bootmaker, 546 Washington, dwl 1007

Washington
Gutcher William, cigamiaker Gordon & Burke, dwl 19

Silver
Gutekmist John H., blacksmith Mangeot & Daclin, dwl

Sacramento Hotel
Gutersohn Emile, laundriTuan Mrs. A. Genty, dwl 814

Sacramento
Gutheil C. R., clerk Light House Engineer, dwl 120

Sutter
Guthne A., dwl 824 Montgomery-
Guthrie Alexander (Bal/our, G. <fc Co.), res Liverpool,

England
Guthrie David, driver Smart & Bros., dwl S s Old San

Jose Road, nr Ocean Beach Road
Guthrie Jonathan B. , dwl 925^ Washington
Guthrie William L., laborer F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 908

Sansom
Guthwasser Charles (Guthwasser & Schneeberger), dwl

418 Fourth
Guthwasser & Schneeberger (Charles Guthwasser and
Geo7-ge Schneeberger), liquor saloon, 418 Fourth

Gutierrez , interpreter, 417 Keamj', dwl New Mont-

gomeiy bet Broadway and Vallejo
Gutien-ez Frank, printer, dwl 1617 Mason, rear
Gutierrez Jesus, tailor, dwl 810 Pacific, rear
Gutierrez William, laborer, dw! 1617 Mason, rear
Gutlett Max, tailor, dwl 125 Tehama
GutmaSi J. & Co. , (Charles Pashole), merchant tailors,

25 Second
Gutman Joseph (J. Gutinan d- Co.), dwl 153 Clara
Gutsch Henry, waiter Techau & Jessen
Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Co., Weaver,

Taylor & Co. agents, 501 Market
ftiUTTE I. (Isidor it Julius Gutte), commission mer-
chants, office 321 and 323 Battery
Gutte Isidor (/. Gutte), dwl 732 Vallejo
Gutte Julius (/. Gutte), dwl 2413 Sacramento
Guttentag Ignatz, gilder M. D. Nile, dwl 547 Mission
G\ittman Samuel, jeweler and manuf slippers, 522 Pacific
Guttridge Richard, teamster, dwl 29 Geneva
Guttridge William, grain and produce commission, 302
Davis, dwl 6 Martin's Block, Market, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Gutzkow Frederick, mining engineer, dwl NE cor Co-
lumbia and Harrison
Gutzman Matthew, cook Thomas M. Holt, dwl 510 Market
Guy John, ladies' shoemaker, 622 Clay, dwl 345 Minna
Guy Richard, gardener, dwl 2 Sheppard PI
Guy William, marblecutter John Darnel & Co., res Oak-
land
Guyard August J., laborer, dwl 312 J Tehama
Guzines George 6., butcher, dwl Twelfth Av nr P, South

S. F.
Gwin Alexander, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Gwin Angus, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Gwin Thomas, student, dwl 10 South Park
Gwin William M., mine owner, dwl 7 South Park
Gwinn P., plumber McKewen & Bro., dwl 512 Mission
Gwinn William, nightwatchman Cal. Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

77 Natoma
Gwynn Alexander, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

34 Louisa
Gw^nn Charles H., bookkeeper H. T. Holmes & Co., dwl
1119 Sutter

HYGIENIC BOAPwDINQ at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 Oi

p. VAN SCHAACJ?: & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Gwj'iin Edward H., coojier David Woerner, dwl 704 Lar-

kin
Gw.vun Thomas, dwl 422 Ellis

Gwyiin William (//. T. Holmes if- Co.), res Sacramento
Gw.vnn Williivui, carpenter, dwl 704 Larkin
Gwyiin. See Guinn and Gwin

Gwynneth Elizabeth F. (radow), dwl 29 Glen Park Av
Gwytlier George, surpeouiTJ. S. A., dwl 1222 .lackson
Gvlo Louis A., merchant (Tehama, Tehama Co.), office

210 Davis, dwl 418 Sutter
GyseUu-.r John H. (Ilatn .(■ W.). dwl 403 Union
Gysin Albert, tinsmith Marten Pra;^, 125 Clay
Gyurko\itz Cornelius, civil engineer Risdon I. and L.

Works, dwl 417 Hayes
Gyiu-uiotty Dion, waiter Franz Felder, dwl 5 Hardie PI

Haack Peter, teamster, dwl 516 Pacific

Haack Rudoljth, tinsmith Schuster Bros., dwl SW cor

Post and Dupont
Haacke Christopher, clerk, dwl 608 Larkin
Jlaaf >Tacob, builder and contractor, office 516 Kearny,

dwl 20 Willow Av
Haaf Markus, cabinetmaker Weir & Greenwood, dwl SW

cor Post and Dupont
Haa^r Frederick, bootpolisher, 773 Market, dwl 515 Sacra-
mento
Haake Charles, Villa Long Branch Ovster House, 337

Bush, dwl 109 Eighth
Haake John Christian, shipchandler, dwl S s Seventeenth

nr Church •

Haake Louis, clerk Ludwig Siebe, dwl NE*cor Fourth

and Everett
Haarer Gustave.rclerk Alms House, Ocean House Road
HAAS A. A <•©. (WiUiam A. Sti-elc), manufacturers

and wholesale dealers trunks, valises, etc., 21 Sansom
Haas Abraham (.1. Haas it Co.), dwl 1356 Post
Haas Abr.Ji;«n, dwl 1214 Folsom
Haas Adelaide Mrs., fancy and furnishing goods, 116

Second
nX.KS BROTHERS (Charles A., Kalman, and WU-

Imin), importers and wholesale groceries and pro-
visions, 100 and 102 California
Haas Caroline Mrs., dress trimmings, 1214 Folsom
Haas Cbjirles K. (Haas Brothers), dwl 524 Pine
Haa-s David, auctioneer, dwl 202 Second
Haas Frederick, brewer, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Haas George (George Uaas <t- Co.), dwl 908 Geary
Haas George & Co. (William Grxienhagen), candy manu-

factiurers, 20 Kearny
Haas Henry, cook Hansa Hotel, dwl 1109 Pacific
Haas Henry, waiter Concordia Club, dwl 417 Bush
Haas Henry, waiter, dwl 907 Folsom
Haas J. Mrs., fancv goods, 202 Second
H;uis Jacob (Kahn A: H.), dwl 113 Silver
Haas Jacob, tailor Adolph Morris
Haas Joseph, dwl 1021 Polk

Haas Joseph, clerk Max Goldman, dwl 926 Jackson
Haas Kalman (Haas Brothers), res New York
Haas Louis, clerk B. Ruppin, dwl 530 Eddy
Haas Mathieu, seaman, 26 Steuart
Haas Martin L., traveling agent J. Baum & Co., 521 and

523 Market, dwl 323 Keaniy
Haas Michael, cigar dealer, dwl 113 Silver
Haas Morris, dwl 317 Fifth
H;v;is Samuel, merchant, dwl 116 Second
Haas Samuel A., clerk A. Haas & Co., dwl 1356 Post
Haas Solomon, merchant, dwl 530 Eddy *

Haas William (Haas Brothers), dwl 331 Keaniy
Haas William, butcher Louis Goedecke, dwl 1322 Dupont
Haas William, cook, dwl 911 Pacific
Haas William W., clerk M. Selig, dwl 305 Turk
Haase Anna S. D. (widow), dwl S s Harrison nr Spear
Haase Herman, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
H.4 VSE HER.n.V>'\ H. D., proptr Eureka Saloon,

SE cor Spear and Harrison
Haase Max, barkeeper Joseph Schwarz, dwl NE cor

Chestnut and Powell
Habbe William, brewer Broadway Brewery, dwl 637

Broadway, rear
Habbut Charles, laborer, dwl 27 John
Habenicht Frederick, carpenter John Rechter, dwl 2 Yal-

lejo PI
Habenicht Fritz (Rodgers, Meyer & Co.), dwl 735 Ellis
Haberg Henrv, upholsterer, dwl 433 Broadway

Haber Joseph (S. B. Dinkelspiel <i: Co.), dwl 1620 Clay
Haberg Henry, upholsterer, dwl 433 Broadway
Habergarten Joseph, liquor saloon, 027 Merchant, dwl 120

Silver •

Haberlan John, blacksmith David R, Coleman, dwl 3

Bartol
Haberlin James (iJ^ancA on/ <C: //.), dwl 616^ Natoma
Haberlin Patrick, dwl (\\l>h Natoma
Uaberling John C, liquor saloon, 110 Dupont, dwl 273

Stevenson
Haberly Frederick, S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 Cal
Haben'nacher Ferdinand (A.-<sion it- H.), dwl 218 Tehama
Habcnnehl Henry (Hahcrmehl it Woodward), dwl W s

Misiion nr Fourteenth
HAItKRMEHL A WOOI»WARI» (Henry Haber-
me.hl and Charles J. Woodward), restaurant and
liquor saloon. Woodward's Gardens
Habiseh Frank, liquor saloon, 1254 Market, dwl 1018

Market
Habiseh Mary (widow), lodgings, 1018 Market
Habiseh Theodore, barkeeper Frank Habiseh, dwl 1018

Market
Hablibzer Joseph, sausagemaker Charles Empey, dwl 7

Stevenson
Habnitz Gustave, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific
Hach Charles, clerk Andrew Frei, dwl 624 Fourth
Hachmeier Adam (Hachmeier d- Oettl), dwl 446 Brannan
HAl'H.nElER A OETTL (Adam Hachmeier and

Aluif! Oettl), proprs Pac. Railroad House, 446 Bran
Hachmeister Charles, fruits and confectionery, 442 Third,
. and billiard-tablemaker J. G. H. Meyer, dwl 442 Third
Hack George W.,' clerk Lewis & Iiunan, dwl SW cor Fil-
bert and Steiner
Hack Mary (widow), dwl 218 Francisco
Hacke Charles, drayman Newton Bros.
Hacke. See Haacke, Haag, and Haake
Hacker August (Midler if: //.), dwl 421 Fourth
Hacker Bernard, confectioner, 128 Third
Hacker Edward, confectioner, dwl 634 Minna
Hacker Edward, flourpacker Horace Davis & Co.
Hackett Amos, dwl 45 Stanly PI

Hackett Edward, captain Central Pac. R.R.stm Thorough-
fare, res Oakland
Hackett Francis M., dentist James W. Winter, dwl 206

Keany
Hackett ITenry, groceries and liquors, 814 Clay, dwl 21

John
Hackett James, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Hackett Jeremiah, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 726 Na-
toma
Hackett John, boilermaker, dwl 3^ Zoe
Hackett Joseph, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl 9 Liberty
Hackett Joseph, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl Har-
rison bet Seventh and Eighth
Hackett J. P., carj^enter, dwl 110 Fourth
Hackett Luke, laborer, dwl E s Columbia nr Twenty-fifth
Hackett Martin, laborer Cal. Planing Mills, dw 1 Beale

PI, off Main
Hackett Patrick, laborer Nicholas Sweeny, dwl 9 Everett
Hacket Walter J., first officer stm El Capitan, Oakland

Ferry, res Oakland
Hackett. See Haquette and Haghett
Hackley Simeon, salesman Charles L. Dingley, and teach-
er Chinese, dwl 5 Brenham PI
Hackman Adam, cook, dwl 31 Morton
Hackmann William, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Hackney Frederick E., foreman Myers, Weighel &Co.,

dwl 313 Capp
Haddler Augustus, molder, dwl NW cor Polk and Ash Av
Haddock Thomas, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Haddon Amelia, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Hadeler Herman, dwl 425 Tyler
Hadeln Bertrand, clerk Theodore Truelsou, dwl SE cor

Sacramento and Leavenworth
Haden Benjamin, dwl 410 Kearny
Haden Joseph, dwl 25 Prospect PI
Haden Port«r, port warden, office 525 Fi-ont, dwl 309

Sutter
Haden William, salesman Michael Short, dwl 1125 Green
Hadenfeldt Charles (Wenzel, Rothschild ifc Hadenfeldt),

dwl 2,33 Seventh
Hadlen Charles, clerk Henry Scbalkmann, 18 Natoma
Hadler John, stableman Central R. R.
Hadler Kasimir, milkman Fred. Gama, dwl N s Franklin

nr Lombard
Hadler Paul, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 997 Bryant
Hadley A., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Hadley Dikeman L., planer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
W s Pierce bet Ellis and Eddy

I; 5 TEELE'S Squirrel Boison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers,

JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIHED by D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Mercha

Hadlev Fred W., bookkeeper William S. Chapman, dwl

Grand Hotel
Hadley Laura (widow), dwl 216 Eddy
Hadely Moses F., porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., dwl 1421

\Vashii1)(ft-on
Hadley Walter, hairdresser, 262 Third
Hadlock Olive A. (widow), dwl 84 Everett
Hadsell L. W., coachdriver Lenhart, Brady & Co., dwl 62

Natoma
Haeen Michael, expressman, SW cor Davis and Broadway,

dwl 7 Gilbert
Haeflish Morris, dwl 318 Sutter
Haegel Paul, tanner, dwl 424Shotwell
Haelstrom Auguste, carpenter, dwl S s Birch Av bet

Octavia and Laguna
Haendel Ysidore, clerk Robert Schiller, dwl 339 Minna
Haesloop Christian, barkeeper Detmar Haesloop, dwl 39

HAESLOOP DETMAR, proprietor North German

Hotel, 39 .Jackson
Haesloop Frederick, clerk Henry Vorrath, dwl 416 O'Far-

rell
Haesters Franz, teacher music, dwl 725 Grove
Hafenegger Joseph, inventor explosive compounds, dwl

28 Rausch
Hafey William, tanner Bloch & Davidson, dwl 611 Seventh
Haffarber Hermann, watchmaker and jeweler, 225 Sixth
Haffer Philip, barkeeper Conrad Deihl, dwl 1228 Dupont
Hafferty Michael, driver Market St. R. R., dwl S s Nine-
teenth nr Valencia
Haffnieyer Eugene, looking-glassmaker, dwl 634 Pacific
Haffner Frederick, cook Koch Bros., d,wl SE cor Kearny

and Bay
Haffner George, dwl 527 Sacramento
Haffner George VV., engineer, 417 Bush, dwl 719 Gearj'
Haflford Samuel, carpenter, dwl N s Vandewater bet Ma-
son and Powell
Hafner Charles (Hafner ct Klein), dwl 1504 Folsom
Hafner Cornelius D., carpenter, dwl 21 Turk
H.4F\ER & KLEIN {Charles Hafner and Joseph A.

Klein), groceries and liquors, 1504 Folsom
Haft E. E., attorney at law, office 507 Montgomery, dwl

Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hag Kee & Co. (Chinese), twarding, 730 Jackson
Hagan A. A., local policeman Pac. Fruit Market
Hagan A. H., miner, dwl 533 Geary ^

Hagan B., agent, dwl 414 Jones

Hagan Benjamin (Hagan it; Manheim, and of Dresbach,
Bane <t Co., jDaviscille, Solano Co.; and of Dorn,
Bxdlard <!• Co., Chico, Butte Co.), and school director,
dwl 902 O'Farrell
Hagan Bernard, dwl W s Filbert bet Steiner and Sierra
Hagan Charles, Shipcalkers' Assn, 118 First
Hagan James P., carpenter, dwl 5 Bowie Av
Hagan John, hostler, dwl 127 Jackson
Hagan John, laborer, dwl 45 Louisa
HAO.lJf JOHM, superintendent public streets and
highways, office basement City Hall, cor Merchant
and Dunbar Alley, dwl E s Broderick bet Bush and
Sutter
Hagan John, waiter James Foley, dwl 323 Clementina
Hagan L., Tailor's Pro. Union, SWcor Kearny and Morton
Hagan M. E. Mrs., dwl 1009 Powell
Hagan Patrick, laborer, dwl 13 Natoma
Hagan Patrick, laborer, dwl 529 Valencia
Hagan Peter, laborer Hooper's South End Warehouse,

dwl 360 First
Hagan Peter, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Hagan Peter, teamster S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, dwl

W s Sixth bet Brannan and Townsend
Hagan Susan, liquor saloon, 705 Brannan
Hagan Thomas, dwl 348 Fourth
Hagan Thomas, carpenter, dwl 115 Second
Hagan Thomas H., expressman, NE cor Second and Mis-
sion, dwl S s Jessie nr Fourth
HA<;.4N A M^.i.'SnVAn (Benjamin Hagan and Isaac
Manheim), insurancebrokers and commission mer-
chants), office 316 California
Hagan. See Hagen and Hogan

Hagans George W. , printer Sherman & Hyde, dwl 1326 Sac
Hagans Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 720 Third
Hagar George, real estate, dwl 2024 Mission
Hagedorn Alexander, wirespinner, dwl 412 Francisco
Hagedorn August, clerk Blohme Bros. , dwl NE cor Sec-
ond and Tehama
Hagedorn Frederick, engineer J. Herzog & Co., dwl SW

cor Fifteenth and Dolores
Hagedorn Henry, dwl 424 Sansom
Hagedorn Henry W., carriagepainter, dwl 107 Fourth

Hagedorn William H., dwl 221 Minna

Hegeman George (Hajeman iC- Haijuette), dwl 8 Monroe

HA1;EM.4..V & llAai'ETTE (George Hageman and

Ernest Haquette), wines and liquors, 5 Keamy
Hagemann Charles (Reith <i: H.), dwl 965 Mission
Hageniann Frederick (Spreckels it Co.), res Santa Cruz
Hagemann Frederick Jr., clerk Spreckels & Co., dwl 75

Everett
Hagemann Matthias (D. IT. Tietjen & Co.), dwl 8 Board-
man
Hagemann Philip, baker A. E. Swain, dwl 1419 Dup, rear
Hagen Andrew, master mariner, dwl 1532 Eddy
Hagen Bernard, laborer, dwl 52 Clinton
Hagen H., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Potrero
Hagen Henry, farmer, dwl 39 Jackson
Hagen Henry, native wines and liquors, NE cor Pine and

Montgomery, dwl 1313 Stockton
Hagen J. J., tailor, 753 Mission

Hagen Katherine (widow), dwl 1313 Stockton ,

Hagen Louis, tailor, 639 California, dwl 562 Stevenson
Hagen Peter, cellarmaster Henry Hagen, dwl 1313 Stock
Hagen Robert, dwl 1801 Jones
Hagen. See Hagan

Hagenah Dietrich, farmer, dwl 619 Pacific
Hagenah Ferdinand, captain schr Nicoline, oflBce 3 Mis-
sion, dwl 631 Davis
Hagenkemp Adolph, tailor, dwl 218 Clara
Hagenmeier Engelbert, tinsmith Hoffmann & Green, dwl

1716 Stockton
Hagenmeister C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Hagenmeister Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 4

Kate
Hager Charles, agent Remington sewing machiDe, dwl 20

Boardman
Hager John S., attorney at law, dwl 317 Powell
Hager. See Hagar

Hagerman Mathias, drayman, cor Oregon and Dromm
Hagermann William, with Joseph Habergarten, dwl 6

Gerke Alley nr Dupont
Hagerty Dennis, laborer, dwl 336 Harrison
Hagerty John, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, dwl 646 :

Howard
Hagerty Patrick S. , policeman City Hall, dwl 914J Natoma
Hagerty Thomas, dwl 702 Clementina
Hagerty Thomas, waiter S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.

Wharf
Hagerup F. C. & Co. (Christopher Kleinhammer), sSk

and woolen dyers, 148 Third
Hagenip Frederick C. (F. C. Hagerup <t Co.), dwl 148

Third
Haggart Cornelius, porter Prescott House, 933 Keamy
Hagg Johan, Scandinavian Soc., 76 New Montgomery
Haggerty Conielius, liquor saloon, NE cor Main and

Harrison
Haggerty Daniel, packer Ackerman Brothers, dwl 429

Bush
Haggerty Daniel O. (Miller cC- H.), dwl 10 Ellen
Haggerty George, tanner, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-eighth
Haggerty James, deckhand stm Julia, Market St.TrVliarf
Haggerty James, drayman, dwl SE cor Pine and Jones
Haggerty James, driver James Donnelly,' dwl 228 First
Haggerty Jeremiah, carriagepainter, dwl 507 Mission
Haggerty Jeremiah, laborer, dwl W s Potrero Av bet

Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Haggerty John, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Haggerty John, laborer, dwl 15 Pinckney PI
Haggerty John, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom
Haggertj' John, laborer, dwl 504 Broadway
Haggerty John, laborer, dwl 646 Howard
Haggerty John, laborer, dwl S s Fourteenth and Noe
Haggerty John, sawyer Excelsior Mills, dwl 18^ Freelon
Haggerty John F., real estate, dwl 202 Sixth
Haggerty M. & Co. (WUliam Brugick), jMultry and game,

13 Union Market
Haggerty Mary (widow), dwi 11 Jessie
Haggerty Mary (widow), dwl 31 Freelon
Haggerty Michael (M. Haggerty <<• Co.), dwl 742 Harrison
Haggerty Patrick, shoemaker 'T. R. Williamson, dwl N s

Pacific bet Montgomery and Sansom
Haggerty Peter, shipcalker Boole & Webster, dwl N 8

Twenty-fourth bet Columbia aiid Brj'ant
Haggerty Rose, dressmaker, dwl Winchester Hotel
Haggertv Thomas, seaman, dwl NW cor Clementina and

Eighth
Haggerty Thomas, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534

First
Haggerty Timothy, laborer, dwl 046 Howard

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 0

:^ . p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Ha^tfert.v \V., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.

Ha^'jrerty William, eiigineer, dwl 1705 Dupont

Ha),'j,'ert.v. S-'e Haj,'«rty

Hajruett E. M. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 217 Mason

Hagjciii B. A., dwld2,W Taylor

Hagjfin James B. {Ilugijin .{• Tevis), dwl 1250 Taylor

Ha^'jrin Josciih B., physician, office and dwl 235 Kearny

■ACi(;i.\ LOI'IS tI, stockbroker, office 439 California,

dwl i:no Taylor
HA(ii4il\ A TEVIS (Jamtg B. Haggin and Lloyd

Tevis), attorneys at law and real estate, office Nevada

Block, SCH) Monti^'oniery nwm 51
Has;n»lund John, t;iilor, dwl 4 Gerke Alley nr Dupont
Haj^'hctt Georye, laborer I'ac. RoUinf; Mills
Hajrhett. See Hackett and Hac|uette
Hagler John, brewer Philadelphia Brewerj", dwl 2^2 Sec
HajjTiian John, merchant tailor, 323 Montgonlbry, dwl

221'.) Powell
Hagman Peter, bookkeejier Peter Lane, dwl 148 Silver
Ha^'throp Edward, capitalist, dwl 626 Sutter
Ha^'throp John S., master mariner, dwl 626 Sutton
Hajpie C. J., captain schr Dreadnouijht, office with Gills

& Poulterer
Hague James D., mining engineer, office 240 Montgomery,

dwl 609 Bush
Hague Jonathan, clerk I. Friedlander, res Oakland
Hahbens Harry, cooper, dwl 804 Sixteenth
Hahn Alfred, musician, dwl 156 Third
Hahn Auu'ust (Hahn d: Cu.) dwl S s Bush nr Buchanan
Hahn August, groceries and liquors, NE cor Laguna and

Post
Hahn Augustus, carpenter, dwl 14 Oak Grove Av
Hahn Charles, teacher music, dwl 2128 Howard
Hahn Christian, farmer, dwl X\V cor First and Stevenson
Hahn C. (). , salesman Mrs. H. Hahn, dwl 430 Seventh
Hahn Elizabeth B. (widow), 1610 Pacific Av
Hahn Fritz, clerk John Hahn, dwl W s Potrero Av bet

Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Hahn Fritz, clerk, dwl SW cor Tenth and Folsom
Hahn H. Mrs., ladies' and gents' furnishing goods, 808

Market, dwl 1008 Market
Hahn Henrj-, butcher, dwl 2547 Folsom
Hahn Henry, musician, dwl SE cor Mason and Union •
Hahn Henrj' A., assistant bookkeeper Michelssen, Broun

& Co. , dwl 2547 Folsom
Hahn Henry C, shoemaker, dwl 212 Gough
Hahn Jacob, porter stmr Enterprise, Broadway St. Wharf
Hahn Jacob, real estate, dwl 636 Mission
Hahn John, groceries and liquors, W s Potrero Av bet

Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Hahn John, laborer Cal. Sugar Reflnerj-, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Hahn John, real estate, office 502 Mont, dwl 923 Hyde
Hahn John W., boiler Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 9 Calhoun
Hahn Matilda Miss, ^ith Mrs. Emanuel Raas, dwl 113

Turk
Hahn Matthew, carpenter, dwl 110 Taylor
Hahn Morris, salesman Held Bros. & Co., dwl 426 Eddy
Hahn Phillip, blacksmith, dwl 14 Rausch
Hahn Robert C, furnishing goods, 1008 Market
Hahn Seligman (Ilahn it Roche), dwl 1214 Geary
Hahn William, farmer, dwl 619 Pacific
Hahn William, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 9 Calhoun
Hahn & Co. (Awiuiit Hahn and George Lehner), horse-

shoers and blacksmiths, 704 Front
HAH\ A KOC'HE (Selioman Hahn and James M.

Roche), importers and jobbers wines and liquors, 205

Front
Hahn. See Hann

Hahne Baljette (widow), furnished rooms, 10 Quincy
Hahnemann Adolph, bakerj-, 441 CHementina
Hai^ren John, longshoreman, dwl 412 Folsom, rear
Haight A. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 26i Kearny
Haight Andrew J., watches, diamonds, jewelry, etc., 138

Montgomery, dwl 26i Kearny
Haight Frank H., assistant check clerk Nevada Bank of

^n Francisco, dwl 710 Leavenworth
Haight George W., student at law Henrj- H. Haight, 207

Sanson), dwl 726 California
Haight Harrison, ship and steamboatjoiner, dwl 503 Leav
Haight Henri- Mrs. (widow), dwl 710 Leavenworth
HAIGHT IIRXKY H., attorney at law, office 207 San-

som, res Alameda
Haight House, Mrs. Margaret Doyle proprietress, 632

Brannan
Haight John, seaman, dwl 425 Third
Haight John E. Jr., second steward stm Ancon, Broad-
way St. Wharf
Haight" L. F., salesman Andrew J. Haight, dwl 26J Kear

Haight M. H. (widow), dwl 241 Minna

Haight Patrick, dairy, S s Cortland Aw bet Mission and
San Bruno Road

Haight Robert {Irvine .t H.), and school director, dwl
130 Second

Haight William C, bookkeeper A. S. Spence, dwl .33 Third

Haile Anton, expressman, NW cor Keaniy and Jackson,
dwl 16 Bryant Av

Hailer Christian, watchman Philadelphia Brewerj-, dwl 45
Clementina, rear

Hain Adolph; hairdresser Morris Rosenthal, dwl 733 Pine

Hain Man- (widow), dwl 2518 Sacramento

Haine Josejjh, physician, office and dwl 415 Sutter

Haines B., traveling agent, dwl 191 Hyde

iHaines E. Mrs., dwl 447^ Natoma

Haines Edward M., agent Home and Home Shuttle Sew-
ing Machine, 17 New Montgomerj-, Grand Hotel, dwl
1006 Bush

Haines Frederick K., dwl 1006 Bush

Haines John, laborer, dwl 601 Brannan

Haines Josei)h, clerk, dwl 1004 Market

Haines Laura Mrs., dwl 310 Stockton

Haines Patrick, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Haines. See Hanes and HajTies

Hainque Martial (Tait Jt //.), dwl 963 Folsom

Hainsworth J. W. , capitalist, dwl Lick House

Hainsw-orth. See Ainsw-orth

Hair Elijah, steward, dwl 4'29 Union

Hais F. Joseph, painter, 271 Stevenson

Hakensson Earl M., bookbinder Radius & Roesler, dwl 272
Clementina

Haker William (IT. HaJcer it Hinz), res Paris

HAKER W. A HIM (Atiguft C. fl^inz), importers
millinery and artificial flowers, 545 Market

Hake will J. W., bookkeeper, A. T. Carroll & Co., dwl 427
Bush

Harkert Cornelius, watchman Presoott House, dwl SW
cor Montgomery Av and Kearny

Hakky P., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Halansy Charles, cook Henrj- Hoesch, dw-1 530 Bush

Halbsguth Julius, pianist, dwl SE cor Green and Mont

Halbush Henrj-, barkeeper, dwl 20 Lewis PI

Hallv Martin, laborer superintendent streets

Halckett William, dwl 957 Market

Halcrow James, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific

Haldane William, carpenter, dwl 24i Howard Court

Hale , dwl 423 O'Farrell

Hale C. , mason New City Hall

Hale Clarence J., cashier Dans Bros., dwl 453 O'Farrell

Hale David, housemover, dwl 39 Minna

Hale H. A. (Hale d: Co.), res New York

Hale Hannah A. (widow), dwl 1116 Mission

Hale Henrj' H., clerk Marcus C. Hawlej- & Co., res Oak-
land '

Hale Henrj- M., with Rodgers, Mejer & Co., dwl 932 Miss

Hale James H., bricklayer, dwl 423 Bush

Hale John C, carpenter, dwl 1004 Jacksou

Hale Joseph, longshoreman, dwl 1 Claj'

Hale Leonard, plumber, dwl 325 Minna

Hale M. L. Miss, student Barnard's Business College

Hale Orrin F., porter David W. Laird, dwl 815 Stockton

HAXE, P.ICE A WILSO\ (.William E. Hale, James
H. Page, and John Scott Wilson), stockbrokers,
office 4-29 California

Hale S., clerk, dwl 605 Ellis

Hale Samuel T., dwl 13 Florence

Hale William, attorney at law.offlce 704 Montgomery, dwl
1601 Pacific

Hale William E. (Hale, Page d- Wilson), res Oakland

Hale, William F., phj-siciau, office 520 Keamj', dwl 334
Ellis

Hale William G., clerk Lick House

Hale & Co. (S. W. Fuller and H. A. Hale), cane and
wood-seat chairs, 508 and 510 Washington

Hale & Norcross Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
Joel F. Lightner secretarj-, office Nevada Block, 309
Montgomer^- room 58

Haley , dwr427 Bush

Halej- Andrew, carpenter, dwl 238 Steuart

Halej' Ann (widow), dwl 150 Dora

Halej- Ann Mrs., dwl 5 Ashburton PI, rear

Halej- Antoine, teamster, dwl W s Bryant Av bet Har-
rison and Brvant

Halev Charies m! (Hopkins d; H.), dwl 801 Ellis

HALEY CHAKLES S., phvsician, office 543 CTay, dwl
2353 Howard

Halej- Daniel, driver Cliff House omnibus, dwl Home-
stead, Point Lobos Av

Halej- Daniel, laborer Roe Allen, dwl 542 Mission

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., mamifactiirers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Haley Daniel, machinist, dwl 553 Mission

Haley Daniel, milkman William Haley, dwl NW cor

Greenwich afd Buchanan
Haley Daniel, (tableman Rowe Allen, dwl 33 Clementina,

rear
Haley Dennis, peddler, dwl 44 Jessie
Haley Dernnjtt, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Haley Edward, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Haley Edward, seaniaiv, dwl 509 Washington
Haley Ellen, laundress Grand Hotel
Haley F. , waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Halev F. E. Miss, student Heald's Telegraph Institute,

dwl 2353 Howard
Haley George, vamisher 6. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 10
Freelon ,

Haley George H., dairy, bet Fillmore, Filbert, Greenwich

and AVebster
Haley Hannah (widow), dwl 1723 Leavenworth
Haley Howell, shipcarpenter, dwl 1703 Jones
Haley Hugh, stovemoimter Locke & Montague, dwl 30

Natoma
Haley Jacob, canvasser, dwl 21 Stevenson
Haley James (1st), boilemiaker, dwl 37 Minna
Haley James (2d), boileraiaker, dwl 37 Minna
Haley James, carriagebuilder, dwl NW cor Greenwich

and Buchanan
Haley James, driver, dwl 9 Maria
Haley James, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, dwl Mission

bet First and Second
Haley James, stableman Charter Oak Stables, 773 Mar-
ket, dwl 741 Market
Haley James, teamster John Flyxm, dwl Dora bet Seventh

and Eighth
Haley James D., real estate, dwl 1302 Pacific
Haley Jennie E. Mrs., dwl 709 Folsom
Haley Jeremiah, laborer, dwl Pacific Av bet Steiner and

Fillmore
Haley Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 605 Brannan
Haley John, barkeeper Donnelly & Kerr, dwl 246 Third
Haley John, hacko\raer, dwl 743 Broadway
Haley John, horseshoer, dwl 37 First
Haley John, laborer, dwl Wayne nr Crescent Av, Benial

Heights
Halej' John, laborer, dwl 20J Haixiet
Haley John, laborer, dwl 22 Zoe
Haley John, laborer, dwl 62 First
Haley John, laborer, dwl 419 Clementina
Haley John, plumber and gasfitter, 819 Larkin
Halej' John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Keam}' and

Morton
Haley John J. , land agent Central Pac. R, R. , room 58

NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 702 Post
HALEY JOH\ 31., physician, office and dwl 708 Treat

Av
Halej' Joseph, dwl 427 Bush

Haley Lizzj' Miss, dwl 131 First Av bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Haley Martin, laborer, dwl 1206 Montgomery
Haley Martin, miner, dwl 406 Broadway
Haley Mary Miss, corsetmaker M. Freud, dwl 150 Dora
Haley Michael, apprentice Weed &. Kmgwell, dwl 22 Zoe
Haley Michael, extraman Engine No. 9, S. F. F. D.
Haley Michael, fruit peddler, dwl 7 Miller PI
Haley Michael, laborer, dwl 19 Langton
Haley Michael, teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl 30 Clara
Haley Michael C, milkman WOliam Haley, dwl NW cor

Greenwich and Buchanan
Haley Michael J., contractor, dwl 502 Seventh
Haley Morgan, laborer, dwl SW cor Lombard and Mont
Halej- Patrick, boatbuilder Timothy Collins, dwl Lombard

nr Steiner
Haley Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Bryant Av nr Brj'ant
Haley Patrick, laborer Searle & Bode, dwl cor Larkin and

Bush
Haley Patrick, peddler, dwl 749 Brannan
Haley Patrick, teamster Peck & Co., dwl 1200 Larkin
Haley Peter, laborer, dwl Shotwell nr Twenty -sixth
Haley R. (widow), dwl 1015 Jackson
Haley Robert S., clerk L. Atkinson & Co., dwl 1015 Jack-
son
Haley Samson M. B., artesian wellborer, dwl 2207 Fill-
more
Haley Thomas, cartman, dwl 11 Dora
Haley Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Haley Thomas, stevedore, dwl 5 Decatur
Haley William, baker, dwl 351 Teham.a, rear
Haley AVilliam, longshoreman, dwl 14 Natoma
Haley William, milkranch, NW cor Greenwich and Bu--
chanan

Hale3' William F, conductor N. B. ajid Mission R. R., dwl
22 Washington Av

Halej'. See Haly, Healy, Hel.v and Heley

Half John, waiter Fi-anklin Hotel, 414 Pacific

Halferty Francis, mashman Bay View Distillery, dwl cor
Nineteenth Av and H, South S. V.

Halferty William, ironmoulder, dwl 551 Mission

Halgren H. , laborer George H. \Miitney, 114 Steuart

Halissev Daniel, shoemaker, dwl IG Noble PI

Hall Abraham (MMer d- H.), dwl 1612 Clay

Hall Adam, president Sterling Mining Co., office 116
Front, res Eureka, Nev.

Hall Albert S. (Scott X- H.), dwl 306 Capp

Hall Alexander, laborer Shot Tower, dwl 26 Minna

Hall Andrew, porter Louis Eppinger, dwl 1233 Vallejo

Hall Anthony, dwl 117 Bernard

Hall Arthiu-," teamster, dwl 28 Clay

Hall A. V. Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S. Mint,
dwl 132 Sixth

Hall B. D., dwl 402 Larkin

Hall Benjamin, porter J. C. Merrill & C9., res Alameda

Hall C. Mrs., dwl 219 Mason

Hall C, dwl 819 Kearny

Hall C, laborer, dwl N s Post bet Broderick and Baker

Hall Caroline P. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 1573 Folsom

Hall Catherine (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 319 Hyde

Hall Charles, dnl 647 Commercial

Hall Charles, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Post
bet Broderick and Baker

Hall Charles, seaman, dwl 421 Drumm

Hall Charles E., clerk George Stone, dwl 121 Montgomery

Hall Charles H., policeman City Hall, dwl 426 Kearny

Hall Charles P. (S. P. it C. P. Halt), dwl 101 Twenty-
fourth

Hall Charles R., piano manufacturer, 12 Tyler

Hall Charlotte (widow), dwl 125 Silver

Hall C. O. Mrs., dwl 19 Sixth

Hall Cornelius, dwl 99 Stevenson

Hall Corj-Jon P., attorney at law, dwl 433 Jessie

Hall CjTus M., manuf cider, dwl 607 Powell

HallD. Mrs., dwl 31 Eddy

Hall Da^-id, expressman, cor Jackson and Dupont, dwl

512 Mission
TIall David, laborer Turner & Harvey, dwl W s Kearny nr
Jackson

Hall Dolly (^\idow), dwl 12 Jasper PI, rear

Hall Edward, bookkeeper Hall & Charles, dwl Cosmopol-
itan Hotel

Hall Edward, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 1212
Folsom

Hall Edward B. {Hall ct Lachman), dwl 1212 Larkin

Hall Edward F., plumber, dwl 1142^ Market

Hall Edward F.'Jr. (Edward F. Hall <t- Co.), dwl SW cor
Pine and Leavenworth

HAIiL EDWARD F. & €0. (James R. ^cene), stock-
brokers, 410 California *

Hal! Edward K., foreman Figaro, dwl 210 Montgomery Av

Hall Edward L., collector Home Mutual Insiu-ance Co.,
res East Oakland

Hall Edward M. (Hall X- Charlen), res Oakland

Hall E. L. (widow), dwl 913 Polk

Hall Eliza JI. Mrs., dwl 1021 Hyde

Hall Elizabeth Miss, dwl N s Oregon bet Davis and Drunmi

Hall Eugene, dairj-man, dwl E s Shotwell bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth

Hall Francis, leather and shoe findings, 322 Washington,
dwl 707 Franklin

Hall Frank, machinist, dwl 306 Folsom

Hall Frank, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Hall Frederick, dwl 259 Stevenson

Hall Frederick, attorney at law, office 519 Montgomeiy,
dwl Lick House

Hall Frederick D. , head Silverman Palace Hotel

Hall Gardner S., dwl 1510 Mission

Hall Gaven D., attorney at law, dwl 420 Tehama

Hall George (Lewis it Co.), dwl 847 Harrison

Hall George, clerk, dwl 5 Margaret PI ,

Hall George, official reporter Seventh District Court,
office 20 City Hall third floor, dwl 1024 Hyde

Hall George, seaman, dwl 35 Pacific

Hall George, teamster, dwl 847 Harrison

Hall George A.j dairj-man, dwl N s Twenty-second bet
Shotwell and Howard

Hall George C, horsetrainer, dwl NW cor Sixth Av and
Fulton

Hall George D., dwl 1504 Polk

Hall George H. , machinist, dwl 813 Vallejo

Hall George W., bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank, dwl
719 Geary

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Hall Gilbert C. (Tohin, Davisxon ,(: Co.), dwl 151 Octaviif

Hall Crocnfit'M, cariienter, dwl 325 Filth

Hall Havvt'.v, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl

W s Howard nr IVenty-sixth
Hall Henry, conductor N/B. and Mission R. R., dwl 7

Perry
Hall Henry, local policeman, dwl l(i Stockton
Hall Henry, local policeman, dwl 007 A'allejo
Hall Henry, ))l;uiterer, dwl 1809 Stooktim, rear
Hall Henry H., painter, dwl 2 Washington Av
Hall Herbert E., gauger U. S. Internal Revenue, dwl 729

California
Hall Horace P., foreman L, & E. Emanuel, dwl 38 Mesa
Hall Isiuic M. (/Inll ,(• Co.). dwl (iOO Hush
Hall Isuie K. (linldirin <t- if.), dwl 1429 Geary
Hall ,1. A. Sirs, (widow), dwl 518 Jones
Hall James (Jftme.t Hall <t- Co.). res Oakland
Hall James, collector M Brandenstein & Co., dwl 125

Silver
Hall James, longshoreman, dwl 230 First
Hall James, sawliler, dwl NW cor Clay and Webster
Hall James, seaman stm Ajax, Folsoni St.Whaef
Hall James & Co., grain merchants, office 302 California
Hall James A., jiainter, dwl 423 Hush
Hall James H., dairj'inan, and li(iuor saloon, 1 Garden,

dwl N s Twenty-secitnd bet Shotwell and Howard
Hall James M., carpenter, dwl 44 Jessie
Hall James 11., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl

27 Clara
Hall J. Eldridge, clerk S. H. Regensberger, dwl 1819

Stockton
Hall Jeremiah, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 137

Welsh
Hall John, waiter Franklin Hotel, dwl 414 Pacific
Hall John A., cigars and tobacco, 155 Fourth
Hall John A. D., waiter Martin & Nott, dwl SE cor Bush

and Polk
Hall John C, springmaker Asa W. Bartlett, dwl 753 Fol
Hall John Chase, attorney at law, office 215 Sansom
HALL JOnN L. (estate of), doors, windows and

blinds, 11 and 13 California and 114 and 116 Market
Hall John P., clerk, dvl 1048 Folsom
Hall Joseph L., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Hall Josiah L., blacksmith, dwl 2 Washington Av
Hall Katie Mrs., book agent J. B. Ford & Co., dwl SE cor

Market and Fifth
Hall Lawrence O., bookkeeper London and San Francisco

Bank, dwl 507 Mason
Hall Lewis, driver A. F. Green & Co., dwl 322 Fulton
HaJl Lotta Miss, dwl 600 Bush
Hall Louis, carver S. F. Manuf. Co.
Hall M. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 427 Bush
Hall Maggie J., principal Geary St. Primary School, dwl

518 Jones
Hall Marcus P. {Stmitenborough .(• //.), dwl 739 Ellis
Hall Margaret Miss, dressmaker, dwl 603 Ellis
Hall Martin, dwl 521 O'Farrell

Hall Nathaniel, hairdresser Phillips & Co., dwl 919 Jones
HALL «F KFXORO.«>, SE cor Kearny and Wash
Hall Oliver, millwright, dwl 312 Minna
Hall P. Mrs., dressmaker, 759 Market
Hall P. M., miner, dwl 719 O'Farrell
Hall R. H., dwl Morton House
Hall Richard, plasterer, dwl 1809 Stockton, rear
Hall Richard 11, j)hysician, dwl 1415 Stockton
HALL KI('H,lKl'> E., billiard and liquor saloon, 122

Gearv, dwl 818 Pacific
Hall Ri^bert, dwl 636 Commercial
Hall Robert (Iloirc d- H.), dwl 821 Twentieth
HkII Robert C, dwl 309 Powell
Hall Robert Victor, hairdresser Joseph Lipman, dwl E 8

Stockton bet Broadway and Vallejo
HALL SA.'Wa'KL HASTI.^ftiS, physician, office 601

California, dwl 615 Stockton
Hall Samuel M. (Hall <i Eearnn), dwl Commercial Hotel
Hall Samuel P. , weigher assayer's department U. S. Mint,

dwl 513 Jones
Hall Sarah Miss, city missionar>', dwl 1615 California
Hall S. r>., conductor Central R. R., dwl Rail Road House
Hall Seth P. (S. P. ,t- C. P. Hall), dwl 101 Twenty-fourth
Hall Sidney, fireman engine No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl 144

Second
Hall Sidney, tinsmith, dwl 150 Second
Hall S. P. & C. P. , attomevs at law, office 215^an80m
Hall T. D., dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Hall Thomas, clerk, dwl 325 Ellis
Hall Thomas, physician, dwl 910 Guerrero
Hall Thomas D.,"chronometemiaker, 37 Sixth
Hall Thomas M., clerk, dwl 1028 Market

Hall Treadle Manuf. Co., Charles P. Sykes manager, office

17 New Montgomery
Hall Tiras A., bookkeejier Robinson, Fowler & Co., dwl

NK cor Mission and Sixth
Hall William, forgcforeman Pae. Rolling Mill Co., dwl 955

Bryant
Hall W'illiam, milkranch, Visitacion Valley, bet San Jos^

and San Hrimo Roads
Hall William 1). L., clerk County Tax Collector's Office,

dwl 5 Franklin
Hall William H., hairdresser, dwd 1227 Clay
HALL \yiLLIIAM HAI«IMO:VII», chief engineer and

superintendent S. F. Public Parks, office 302 Mont-
gomery room 23, dwl 423 Eddy
Hall Winslow, contractor, dwl 424 Ellis
Hall Winslow G., shipbuilder, 311 East and 1612 Clay
Hall Z., dwl 105 Mason
H.tLL .& <'HAatLES (Edward M. Ilnll and Henry A.

Charles), stockbrokers, 408 Montgomery
Hall & Co. {Ixnae M. Hall), fruits, vegetables, etc., 21

California Market
HALL & KEARXEV (Samuel M. Hall and James

Kearncii), projitrs Parker House, 617 Montgomery
HALL A tAVan.^^ (Edward B. Hall and Morris

Lachman), carpets, oilcloths, etc. , 116 Sutter
Hall & Murray, club rooms, 923 Market
Hall & Van Dyke, Consolidated Coal Mining Co. (Wyoming

Ter.), Frank Swift secretary, office 419 California
HALL':^ SAFE AXD LOCK. «'<►., John R. Camahan

manager, office and salesroom 537 Market
Hallaghen Samuel, dwl 709 Howard
Hallahan Eugene, helper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 1133

Folsom
Hallahan James, laborer, dwl W a San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-seventh
Hallahan Jeremiah, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 How
Hallahan John, dwl 508 Mission
Hallahan John, stonecutter McVicker & Roche, dwl 1113

Folsom
Hallahan Michael, longshoreman, dwl 568 Mission
Hallahan Thomas, blacksmith, dwl N s N nr Fourteenth,

South S. F.
Hallbeck James, tailor Bullock & Jones, dwl 311 Pine
Hallbeck Theodore, laborer, dwl 346 Ritch
Halle Solomon L., clerk Solomon Wangenheim & Co., dwl

423 T\'ler
HALLECK. niTILI>I!VC>, NE cor Sansom and Halleek
Hallcck Henry W. (estate of), office 43 Mont Block
Hallecksen P., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Haller Frank, driver Lyon & Co.
Haller Joseph, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl N s

Moulton bet Fillmore and Steiner
Haller Louise Miss, clerk F. Thomas & Co., dwl N s Lom^

bard bet Steiner and Fillmore
Haller Lucas, dwl 240 Taylor
Haller Margaret (widow), dwl N s Moulton bet Fillmore

and Steiner
Haller Peter H. N. , blacksmith W s Montgomery Av bet

Filbert and Greenwich
Haller Placino, stonegrinder F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 170

Berry
Haller W'., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Haller William, woodcarver, dwl 18 First
Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton (George H. Hallett, Pliny

Bartlett, and P. E. Dalton), proptrs Contra Costa

Laundrv, office 411 East
Hallett Charles O., dwl 209 Hyde
Hallett David M., dwl 610 Howard
Hallett Francis M., carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co., dwl 537

Natoma
Hallett George H. (Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton), dwl 326

Geary
Hallett John, goldbeater James Herman, res Alameda
Hallett Joseph H., chief officer Pacific Mail S. S. Constitu-
tion
Hallett Winslow, clerk, dwl 2052 Mission
Hallett Winslow L., driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn,

dwl 319 Capp
Halley Bird, hostler Leroy Whitmore, dwl Bay District

Fair Grounds
Hallgarten Benoit, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 222

Post
Hallian M., laborer A.M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

■\Miarf
UALLIOAY D. A W., books, watches, jewelrj', lace

curtains, black silks, etc., 142i Fourth room 5
Halliday David (D. d: W. Halliday), dwl 142^ Fourth
Halliday James, seaman, dwl 28 Clay

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Eearny Street.

r. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mc

Halliday John, produce dealer, dwl cor Market and Valen-
cia, rear
Halliday William (D. <(• IT. flaUiclny), dwl 142i Fourth
Halliden Dennis, hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 6 Har-
lan n
HALLIDtlE A. S., importer and manufacturer wire and

wire rope, and suspension bridgebuilder, factory NE

cor Vallejoand Sansom, office 113 and 115 Pine, and

president Mechanics' Institute, dwl 1026 Washington
Halliffan .Tohn, batcher Henry Hickson, 550 Mission
Hallig-an Margaret Jlrs., lodgings, 202 Second
Hallinan Dennis, laborer, dwl 264 First
Hallinan John, laborer E. V. Hathaway, dwl 568 Mission
Hallinan Nathaniel, blacksmith, dwl W s Eighth Av nr

L, South S. F.
Hallinan' \Villiam, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 6 Min
Hallinberger M., Tailors' Pro. Union, SWcor Kearny and

Morton
Hallingdale John, fourth mate O. & O. S. S. Oceanic

Hallingham , hostler, dwl 164 Jessie

Hallinghas T. G., conductor JIarket St. R. R.

Hallisy Daniel, shoemaker, dwl 65 Natoma

Hallisy Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 65 Natoma

Hallisy Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 564 Mission

Halloby Peter, mate stm Louise, Clay St. Wharf

Hallock Edward, bookkeeper, dwl 348 Third

Halloran Charles, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. China

Halloran Charles M., vamisher Andrew Frei, dwl 227

Beale
Halloran E. , stableman Central R. R.
Halloran James, miner, dwl Clem bet Fifth and Sixth
Halloran John, seaman, dwl W7 Drumm
Halloran John, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. City of

Pekin
Halloran Maggie, laundress Richard Toomey, dwl 311 Pac
Halloran Solomon, cook, dwl 270 First
Halloran T., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Halloran Thomas, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

Fourteenth Av nr N, South S. F.
Halloran William, plumber, dwl 1302 California
Halloran William 0. , laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Halloran. See Holloran

Hallowell Caleb, clerk Hall & Co., dwl 832 Folsom
Hallowes Alfred S., bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank,

dwl 914 Clay
Halmorit James, laborer, dwl 514 Davis
Halpen Alexander, real estate, 504 Montgomery, dwl 710

Folsom
Halpin James, bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl 9

Jlinna
Halpin John, silversmith Schultz & Fischer, dwl Russ

House
Halpin Lorentz, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Halpin Michael, salesman Wynne, Lowth & Co., dwl 316
' Fourth

Halpin Thomas, seaman, dwl 129 Folsom
Halpin William (Wynne, Lowth d- Co.), dwl 316 Fourth
Halpin William, marblepolisher Charles Roche, dwl 155

Shipley
Halpin William G., teamster, dwl N g Filbert bet Webster

and Buchanan
Halpruner D. K., gasfitter C. H. Stoombs & Co., dwl 432

Jessie, rear
Halpruner W. S., musician, dwl 432 Jessie, rear
Halsen Soren, seaman, dwl 105 Clark
Halser Edward A., insurance agent, dwl 768 Harrison
Halser William F., lumber dealer, dwl 768 Harrison
Halset Charles, teamster, dwl 28 Clay
Halsey Abraham, mining secretary, 200 Sansom, dwl

Russ House
Halsey Charles, attorney at law and court commissioner

Fourth District Court, office 46 Montgomery Block,

dwl 2105 Hyde
Halsey Charles M., clerk Fritz Dirking, dwl 17 Willow Av
Halsey Edward A., cashier Hutchinson, Mann & Smith,

dwl 768 Harrison
Halsey Francis A., collector Louis P. McCarty, dwl 350

First
Halsey Henry L., tinsmith Ezekiel Pander, dwl 1116 Miss
Halsey Robert B., messenger U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl

768 Harrison
Halsey Thomas, dwl 212 Ellis
Halsey William F., collector George A. Meigs, dwl 768

Harrison
Halstead J., dwl 636 Commercial
Halstead Tyler {Ormerd & 11.), dwl 625.^ Clay
Halstead William, teamster, dwl N s Shipley bet Second

and Third
Halsted Maggie (widow) dwl 117 Mason ■

'Halt Gustave, barkeeper Charles Schmidt, dwl 17 Stock

Haltenhoff August, porter, dwl 265 Minna

Halves John, longshoreman, dwl 314 Vallejo

Halvorsen Hans J., cooper, dwl 27 Alta PI

Ham Charles, teamster Milton P. Sessions (

Ham Charles H., vice-principal Lincoln Grammar Sdwol,!

res Oakland
Ham Charles W., dwl 1317 Green bet Polk and Laiiiin
Ham E. H. (widow), dwl 429 O'Furrell
Ham Richard K. (lienton, Holmes it Co.), res Santa Clara
Ham. See Hanim

Hamam John, blacksmith Portland Works, dwl 2241 Miss
Hamann Henrj*, porter, dwl 40 Jackson
Hatnann Hermine (widow), dwl 331 Vallejo
Hamann Theodore, blacksmith, dwl 317 Francisco
Hamberger C, driver City R. R.
HambeiTger Emily, ladies' nurse, dwl 145 fifteenth
Hamberger Hans, locksmith, dwl SE cor Second and

Clementina
Hamberger Louis, boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum, dwl NW

cor Fifteenth and Howard
Hambleton John, painter, dwl Precita PI, S s Bemal

Heights
Hambleton Thomas, painter, dwl Es Columbia nr Twenty-
ninth, Bemal Heig'hts

Hamblin -, dwl 1114 Stockton

Hamblin Charles H. , lather, d^ 1 527 Sacramento
Hamblin H. L Mrs., bakery, 936^ Howard
HAMBIUSG-AMKRB<'A\ P.\<'KET CO., West India

Line, Henrs' Balzer & Co. agents, office 213 Sansom
nAIHKI'Kli BOAICU OF lj.M>KRn'KiTERS, Hell-

mann Bros. & Co. agents, office SW cor Front and

Jackson
HAMBl RO-BREMEIV FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

Morris Speyer & Co. agents, office 13 Merchants' Ex-
change, 425 California
Hamburg Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), David T. JenningfS

secretary, office 401 California
Hamburg Steamship Co., John F. Meinke agent, office SW

cor California and Sansom
Hamburger Gustave (Gitstave Hait^xtrger & Bro.), dwl

428 Stevenson
Hamburger Gustave & Bro. {MorrU Hamlmrger), cloth-
ing and furnishing- goods, 52 Third
Hamburger Morris (Gustave Hamburger Jt Bro.), dwl 13

Sixth
Hamelin Arthur, market SE cor Clay & Powell, dwl 1812

Stockton
Hamell James H., dwl 202 Sixth
Hamell James H. Jr., salesman J. M. Monm & Co., dwl

202 Sixth
Hamell John, farmer, dwl N s Green nr Polk
Hamell Julian (L. Green & Co.), dwl 1007 Folsom
Hamer George, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Hamer George H., whitener, 801 Miss, dwl 417 Bush, rear
Hamer H. C, locksmith, 44 Geary, dwl 822 Jessie
Hamerick Earnest, boatman, dwl 611 Greenwich
Hames Mrs., housekeeper Lick Hoizse
Hamill Amelia H. Mrs., teacher Tehama Primarj' School,

dwl 2524 Clay
Hamill Alfred H., foreman S. F. Journal of Commerce,

dwl 1223 Folsom
Hamill Charles, tailor, dwl 544 Howard
Hamill James, laborer, dwl 414 Clementina
HAMILL JOHK. notary public and commissioner

deeds, office 329 Montgomery (and Hamill Ji Surim),

dwl S s Dorland bet Guerrero and Dolores
Hamill Thomas, waiter Lick House
Hamill William A., draftsman Augustus Laver, dwl S 8

Dorland bet Guerrero and Dolores
HAMILL Jt SWI.II (John namill and D. K. Sioim),

real-estate agents, office 329 Montgximerj' .

Hamill. Sec Hamell, Hammell, and Hannnill
Hamilton A. C, mining, dwl Occidental Hotel
Hamilton Alexander, bookkeeper J. W. Da\idson & Co.,

dwl 12 Henrietta Square
Hamilton Alexander, machinist Risdon 1. and L. Works,

dwl What Cheer House
Hamilton Andrew, teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl SE cor

McAllister and Lagnna
Hamilton Arthur, miner, dwl 1 Burcham PI
Hamilton B., clerk freight auditor's office Central Pac. R.

R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 3 Glen Park Av
Hamilton B., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Hamilton C, dwl 863J Market

Hamilton C. A. (Hamilton it Jackson), dwl 331 Kearny
Hamilton Callahan, boot and shoemaker, S s Sutter bet

Baker and Lyon
Hamilton Charles, dwl 115 Mason

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p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Hamilton Christopher, janitor, dwl 615 Vallejo

Hamilton L>., dwl ii7 Second

Hamilton David, conductor Southern Pac. U. R.,dwl 2724

Mission
Hamilton E. Mrs., dwl W s Church bet Twenty-eighth

and Twenty-ninth
Hamilton Klijah, watchman V. S. Mint, res San Leandro
Hamilton Ejis, dwl 509 O'Farrell

Hamilton Erastus dork Central Pac. K. K., dwl 3 Glen Av
Hamilton K. W., clerk, dwl 23 Powell
Hamitt^in Felix, waiter Palace Hotel
Hamilton Francis W., assistant foreman Wells, Russell &

Co., dwl 100 Perry
Hamilton George A., manufacturer baby jumjjers and

swinjfs, 1209 Mission
Hamilton George R., clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 3 Glen

Park Av
Hamiltiai George T., porter Pacific Stock Exchange, dwl

31S line
Hamilt<ai H., dwl 510 Eddy
Hamiltc^n Jacob, miner, dwl "11 O'Farrell
Hamilton James, boilennaker, dwl 3S Clarence PI
Hamilton James, bookkeeper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

109 Twenty-third nr York
Hamilton J;unes, contractor, dwl 181 Jessie
Hamilton Janie.«, foreman shoe shop Industrial School,

dwl Ocean House Road nr Industrial .School
Hamilton James, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu
Hamilton James, marine painter, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hauiilton James, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart
Hamilton Janies, upholsterer, and furniture, 1319 Stock-
ton, dwl 743 Broadway
Hamilton James M., shipping clerk Baker & Hamilton,

dw 1 S12 Twentieth
Hainilt4)n James W., foreman D. A. Macdonald Co., dwl

732 Hayes
Hamilton James W., liquor saloon, 5 Spring, dwl 621 Cal
Hamilt<jn Jo, attorney -general State of California, cham-
bers (!40 Clay, res Sacramento
Hamilton John, laborer, dwl 77 Clementina
HamilU^n John, machinehand Cal. Planing Mills
Hamilton John, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl BE cor

Illinois and Shasta
Hamilton John, saddler, dwl 401 Third
Hamilton John, stevedore, dwl 605 Stevenson
Hamilton John C, dwl 538 Minna
Hamilton John Rjie (HamilUni <t Sonnichsen), dwl 1823

Pine
Hamilton Joseph (Hamilton d- Fry), 132 Sutter
Hamilton Joseph, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Hamilton Joseph, harness and saddlery, 401 Third
Hamilton Joshua, special policeman, dwl 719 Market
Hamilton J. T., medical student University California, 652

Washington, dwl Russ House
Hamilton Mark, farmer, dwl 21 Turk
Hamilton Xajjier, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Hamilton Rittie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 2629 Mission
Hamilton Robert, dwl 129 Sixth
Hamilton Robert, dwl 1104 Market
Hamilton Robert, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills
Hamilton Robert, oiler, dwl 541 First
Hamilton Robert, teamster William Kerr, dw'l 903 Battery
IL4..MILTO.\ BOBEKT M. (Baker d: Hamilton), res

Sacramento City
Hamilton R. W. (Hamilton <t Heath), dwl California Av

bet Howard and Mission, Bernal Heights
Hamilton Samuel, hackman, 132 Sutter, dwl 401 Third
Hamilton Samuel, waiter, dwl 157 Clara
Hamilton Thomas, dwl W^ s York bet Twenty-third and

Twenty-fourth
Hamilton Thomas, carjienter and builder, dwl 334 Sixth
Hamilton Thomas, special policeman, dwl 819 Kearny
Hamilton Walter, speculator, dwl American Exchange
Hamilton William, porter Charles K, Zimmer, dwl 810

Pacific, rear
Hamilton William C, carpenter Excelsior Mills, dwl 2323i

Harrison
Hamilton William J. (Straut ic H.), NW cor Sacramento

and Drumm
Hamilton William T. (G. Dockendorffd- Co.), dwl 927 How
Hamilton & Fry (Joseph Hamilton and Thomas Pry),

hack proprietors, 132 Sutter
Hamilton &, Heath (li. W. Hamilton and Albert Heath),

attorneys at law, 507 Montgomery
Hamilton & Jackson (C. A. Hamilton and W. F.Jack-
ion), artists, 638 Slarket
HAMILTO.V A SO\\ti'HSV.y (John liae Hamilton
and \icholas Sfmnickneii), general agents Commer-
cial Union Assurance Co. of London, office 221 San

Hamley George S., cigars and tobacco, 226 Montgomery,

dwl NE cor Mission and Eleventh
Hamlin Benjamin, liquor saloon, 727 Montgomery
Hamlin Charles H., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., dwl

1702 Polk
Hamlin tliarles L. (Hamlin <t Chaiie), dwl 15 HoUis
Hamlin George, engineer La Grande Laundry, dwl Thir-
teenth bet Howard and Folsom
Hamlin George, manager Gerke Wine House, 414 Market,

dwl S s Fifteenth bet Noe and Castro
Hamlin Joshua, sjiccial policeman, dwl 1114 Stockton
Hamlin L., stairbuilder Jesse & Drew
Hamlin Lawrence, deckhand stm Julia, Market St. Wharf
Hamlin Lewis, clerk Henry Gerke, dwl S s Fifteenth bet

Noe and Castro
Hamlin Thomas, clerk Elliott & Co., dwl 1413 Clay
Hamlin & Chase (Charles L. Hamlin and Lathrop

Chase), Ladies' Boot Manufactorj', 332 Bush
Hamlinton Robert, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218Dnjmm
Uamm John H., clerk freight auditor's office Cental Pac.

R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl Inglewood

House, 126 Fifth
Hamm Joseph T. , real estate, dwl 3 Clay Av
Hamm Louis J., bookkeejier Anglo-Califomian Bank, dwl

3 Clay Av
Hamm Sholte, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Hamm. See Ham
Hamma Irvin, carjjenter NW cor T\venty-fourth and

Hamjishire

H.4M.YI a:)i medicated a\d ti'rkish bath

HOD SE, Dr. A. M. Lorj'ea proprietor, 11 and 13

Dupont
Hammar L. F., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomerj'
Hammarich Edward, seaman Jerome B. Piper, SW cor

Clay and East
Hammell Charles, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Hammell Emery Samuel P., blacksmith Enoch Whit-
more, dwl N s Pine bet Polk and Larkin
Hammell. See Hamell, Hamill, and Hammill
Hammer Edward H., salesman Thomas H. Selby & Co.,

dwl 44 Silver
Hammer Frederick H., commission merchant, 204 and

206 Clay, dwl 710 Grove
Hammer Gottlieb, baker, dwl 1465i Minna
Hammer John, barber, SE cor Mission and Sixteenth
Hammer L. F., confectionerj-, 1417 Dupont
Hammerberg August, porter Weaver, 'Tajior & Co., dwl

19 Lewis PI
Hammennann Charles, seaman schr Anna Aden, Pacific

St. Wharf
Hammermann George, miner, dwl Sacramento Hotel
Hammerrich Edward, captain schr P. & R. No. 6, dwl

611 Greenwich
Hammers Albert, saddlemaker Mead & Son, dwl N s Ful-
ton bet Laguna and Octavia
Hammers Richard, expressman, cor Jackson and Davis,

dwl N s Fulton bet Laguna and Octavia
Hammerschlag John, clerk Jacob Gingg, dwl 208 Fran-
cisco
Hammerschlag Julia (widow), bakery, 801 Stock
Hammerschmidt August J., carrier Chronicle, dwl 22

Scott PI
Hammerschmidt John, hairdresser, 341 Haj'es
Hammersmith Jeanette Miss, laundress, dwl 7 Union PI,

rear
Hammersmith John A., salesman Braverman & Levy,

dwl 1418 Turk
Hammersmith John E., toys and fancy goods, 335 Kearny,

dwl 228 O'Farrell
Hammersmith Martin, carpenter, dwl 7 Union PI, rear
Hammersmith Simeon, capitalist, dwl 210 Powell
Hammersmith Victorine Miss, dwl 7 Union PI, rear
Hammes Adolph, laborer S. F. Sugar Refinery, dwl N s

Fourteenth bet Guerrero and l5olores
Hammel Herman, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
Hammill Arthur B., cigarmaker William John, dwl 20

Ttirk
Hammill James, street contractor, dwl 1211 Geary
Hammill John, lumberman, dwl 510 Sixth, rear
Hammill John, laborer, dwl 915 Larkin
Hammill John, street contractor, dwl 1211 Geary
Hammill John B., heli^er McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 224

Austin
Hammill Michael, laborer, dwl 915 Larkin
Hammill. 9ee Hamell, Hamill, and Hammell
Hanmiit John N., tinsmith Locke k Montage, dwl SSSJ

Gearj'
Hammock Frank, miner, dwl 22 Turk

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion onres Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercha

Hammon Hattie Mrs. , dwl 230 Third

Hammond , printer Commercial New?, dwl 536 Sac

HAH.tlO.VI6 AVSELM <'HARLES, mining secretary,

office 401 California room 11, dwl 1018 Leavenworth
Hammond C, dwl 30 Geary
Hammond Charles, restaurant, SE cor Ninth and Mission,

dwl 1123 Howard
Hammond Charles, waiter Emerson Corville & Co., dwl

415 Pine
Hammond Daniel P., salesman Morison, Hutchinson &

Co., dwl Commercial Hotel
Hammond Ebenezer, carpenter, dwl NW cor Sansom and

Alta PI
Hammond George, seaman, dwl 27 Hincklej', rear
Hanmiond George, teamster Kom & McCarthy, dwl 717

Hayes .
Hanmiond G. H., miner, dwl Overland House
Hammond H., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Hammond Harrj-, cook) dwl 430 Drumm
Hammond Henry, mariner, dwl 1011 Pacific
Hammond Horace, upholsterer Cal. Excelsior Co., dwl

567 Howard
Hammond Horace M., engineer, dwl 567 Howard
Hammond .1., dwl 227 Second
Hammond J., shipwTight, dwl 15 Welsh
Hammond .James, bookkeeper E. Raas & Co., dwl 1141

Mission
Hammond .James, plumber, dwl 421 Fourth
Hammond Jesse, dwl 45 Everett
Hammond .J. F. , dwl 408 Tehama

Hammond John, millv.Tight and engineer, dwl 407 Oak
Hammond John, secretarj' La Grande Laundrj'Co., dwl

21 Lafayette
Hammond John, tailor John Blake, dwl 11 Ellis
Hammond John J., driver La Grande Laundry Co., dwl

1009 Jlinna
Hammond Joseph Henry, special policeman S. F. Stock

and Exchange Board, dwl 2730 Howard nr Twenty-
fourth
Hammond P., clerk, dwl 309 Hyde
Hammond Peter, seaman, dwl i27 Jackson
Hammond Richard, boatman, dwl N s Sansom, bet Union

and Alta PI
IIAHMOVD RICHARD P. Maj., general manager

Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co. , office 507 Califor-
nia, res Oakland
Hammond Thomas M., laborer, dwl NW cor Da\is and

Chambers
Hammond William, physician, office and dwl 859 Mission
Hammond William, plumber G. & W. Snook
Hammond William, tailors' trimmings, 214 Post
Hammond William B., salesman Howe & Hall, dwl 7 Ber-
nard
Hammond William P. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1238 Bush
Hammond W. T., dwl 227 Second
Hamor A. A., deckhand stm San Joaquin No. 2, dwl 324

East
Hamprich Mary, dwl 37 Lily Av
Hampshire William, rigger, dwl 249 Spear, rear
Hampton Annie Mrs., adjuster coiner's department LT. S.

Jlint, dwl 1711 Polk
Hamilton Pvobert, gasfitter WUliam C. Forsj-th,dwl Folsom

nr Seienth
Hampton William, telegraph-instrumentmaker Electrical

Construction & M. Co., dwl 1010 Powell
Hams Henry, painter, dwl 812 Larkin
Han William W., porter Feusier «& Spafford, dwl Coso

House
Hanaffv Ellen Miss, dwl 1715 Polk
Hanak J., dwl 212 Sutter
Hanan Hartley, cartnian, dwl 9 Noonan Av
Hanard John, dwl 409 Stevenson
Hanart B., printer, dwl 231 Fifteenth
Hanavan C. Mrs., dwl 413 Natoma
Hanavan John, laborer, dwl 1705 Jessie
Hanaway William, carriagepainter Car\ill Manuf. Co.
Hanbur>- John F. {Lanri d- H.), dwl 1107 Howard
Hanchette Harrj', bookkeeper Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl

824 Lombard
Hanchette James L., pianotuner and repairer, dwl 603

Jackson
Hanck George, foreman Eureka Furniture Factorj', dwl

50 Clementina
Hancock Albert, clerk, dwl 1721 Hyde
Hancock Charles H. {Hancock d- Kelso), dwT 534 First
Hancock Charles T., bookkeeper D. O. Mills, dwl i\

Glover
Hancock Esther (widow), dwl 352 Jessie

Hancock Prank, calker L. S. Allen, dwl 54 First
Hancock John, proofreader Evening Bulletin, dwl 1721

Hyde
Hancock Richard, longshoreman, dwl 125 Spear, rear
Hancock Samuel, real estate, office 236 Mont, dwl 506 Ellis
Hancock & Kelso (C. H. Hancock and John Kelso), con-
tractors, office 534 First
Hand Frederick, mariner, dwl 103 Clark
Hand George R., dwl 405 Turk
Hand George W., manager Jensen & Lawton, dwl 1203

Polk
Hand John J. {Tnnney iC- H.), dwl 341 Minna
Hand John S., merchant tailor, 314 Kearny
Hand Joseph W. A., salesman C. J. Hawley & Co., dwl

1404 Powell
Hand Josiah, bookkeeper George C. Bode, dwl 1408 Pow
Hand Michael, dwl 525 Mission
Hand Stephen H., clerk Commercial Insurance Co., dwl

1720 Turk
Hand William, tailor, 429 Pine
Hand William M., salesman Bowen Brothers, dwl 313

Turk
Handel George, vamisher P. Liesenfeld, d>vl 9 Laskie
Handel Gustave, cabinetmaker, dwl 333 Bush

Handerson , carpenter, dwl 1110 Clay

Handerson Harry, dwl 212 Green

Handerson John, fireman O. k 0. S, S. Oceanic

Handford Isaac, painter, dwl W s Seventh nr 31, South

S. F.
Handler An tone, woodturner E. K. Howes & Co., dwl 18

First
Handler T., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Handlett Henrv C, master mariner, dwl 1720 Turk
Handley Daniel, blacksmith, dwl S s Solano bet York and

Alabama
Handley J., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Handley Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 307 Filbert
Handley Richard, hostler, dwl 317 Eighth
Handlej'. See Hanley and Hanly
Handles Joseph, framemaker Joseph Roos & Co., dwl 2

First Av
Handlos O. A., salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 2 First Av
Handmann Erwin, special policeman, dwl 611 Greenwich
Handschue Barbara (widow), laundress, dwl 417 Sutter,

rear
Handy J., dwl 636 Commercial
Handy James, teamster, dwl 1921 Stockton
Handv Joseph L., boolvkeejjer L. W. Handy & Co., dwl

27 Stone
Handy L. N. & Co. (James L. Carthntt), coopers and

dealers leather, whale oils, etc., 27 Clay *
Handy Lucien N. (L. X. Hand;/ <{• Co.), dwl 27 Stone
Handy Nelson A. , mining, office 45 Merchants' Exchange,

dwl 137^^ Clara
Handy William, assistant engineer stm James M. Dona-
hue, Green St.Wliarf
Hanee Henn, lumberman, dwl 127 Jackson
Haneke Friederecke (widow), dwl 2114 Mason, rear
Hanen William, laborer Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 11

Hubbell
Haney Dennis, milkman, 2225 Greenwich
Haney Ellen (widow), liquor saloon, 76 Jessie
Haney William, dravman, 736 Sacramento
Haney William R., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 20

Tehama
Haney William W., liquor saloon, 221 Sacramento, dwl

' 613 Jones
Hanfniann Leopold, hairdressing saloon and baths, 441

Sixth
Hanford Benjamin, special policeman, dwl 646 Fourth
Hanford Isaac, painter, dwl Seventh nr Railroad Av,

South S. F.
Hanford James M., pajinaster Central Pac. R, R., office

NE cor Townsend and Fourth room 7, dwl 333 Seven-
teenth
Hang, Ferlow & Co., Chinese Restaurant, 713 Dupont
Hangsted Lauritz, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Hangurrv Mrs., housekeeper Russ House
Hanifin .James J., assistant assayer's dept U. S. Mint, res

Oakland
Hanifin John, dry goods, 352 Third, dwl 44 Clara
Hanike August, cook, dwl 308 Jessie, rear
Hanipe T., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kear and Morton
Hank Charles, musioian, dwl 1402 Stockton
Hank William, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Hanke Fritz, waiter John Bottles, dwl 3 King
Hanke Peter, marinef, dwl 28 Clay

Hanks Calvin W., teamster Dalton fc Moore, dwl 18 Reed
Hanks D. E. , brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology

:q P. VAN SCIIAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Hanks Henry O., chemist and assayer, 019 Montgomery, |

dwl 1124 Greenwich
Hanks J. G. Mrs., ilwl 319 Taylor
Hanks Jiihn M., dwl 412 Minna
Hauks Leslie C, consul -tfeneral Guatemala, otHce and dwl

Palace Hotel
Hanks Sanuiel, dwl 37 Second
Hanks Thomas K., barkeej)cr, dwl 119i O'FarreU
Uankiis Nichohus, dwl 71!) flay
Hanley B., blacksmith KinilKill Manuf. Co.
Hanley David, lon}{slu>reman, dwl Ks Folsom nrTwenty-'

eij{htii, Hernal Heights
Hanley Geoi-)j;e, cook, dwl 520 Mission
Hanlc5' Jame«, salesman Holt Bros., dwl 10 Howard

Court
Hanley James S. (Jlaiiley A Snow), dwl Nucleus House
Hanley John, cwtman Nicholas Bichard, dwl 19 Freder-
ick, rear
Hauler John, extraman Hose No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl 22

Clay
Hanley John, housesmith John Ujjstone, dwl 648 Mission
Hanley Mattljew J^ stockcutter Kosenthal, Foder & C».,

dwl 14S Natoma
Hanley Nathaniel, barkeeper, dwl 242 Perry
Hanley Patrick, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

res Oakland
Hanley Patrick, laborer, dwl 22 Lang-ton
Hanley PaU'ick, laborer supejiutendent streets
Hauler Patrick, marbleworker J. & A. Morris, dwl 19

Ecker
Hanley Patrick, waiter, dwl 7 Haywood
Hanley Peter, lather, dwl 20 Freelon
Hanley Sarah Miss, dwl 217 Powell
Hanley Thomas, carpenter, dwl N s Filbert bet Sansom

and Montjfomerj'
Hanley William, laborer Oriental Dock, dwl 519 Serenth
Hanley William, laborer Southern Pac. K. R. cut, dwl

W s Mission nr Shasta
Hanley William, lather, dwl 207 Minna
Hanley William A., mining superintendent, dwl 873 Miss
Hanley \\illimn H., dentist, office 115 Kearny, dwl Lick

House
HA.VLEY •& SNOW {James S. Hanley and Louis T.

S/wir), wholesale jfroceries and ship stores, 518 Front
Hanley. See Handler and Hanly
Hanlin William, beer" saloon, 620 Third
Hanlon Charles F., law student John M. Burnett, dwl Ss

Twenty-sixth bet Mission and Bartlett
Hanlon Co'ntelius, laborer W'hitney & Webster, dwl 16

Bluxome
Hanlon Daniel, inspector Custom House, dwl S s Twenty-

si.xth bet Mission and Bartlett
Hanlon Daniel, Shipcalker's Asan, 118 First
Hanlon Daniel, waiter Russ House
Hanlon Ellen Mrs., groceries, liquors, and produce, 747

Brannan cor Gilbert
Hanlon Felix L, real estate, dwl 998 Folsom
Hanlon Jeremiah, dwl 44 Minna
Hanlon Jolm, dwl 44 Minna
Hanlon John, dwl 747 Brannan

Hanlon John, hostler Thomas Foley, dwl 1812 Powell
anion John, stairbuilder, dwl 710 Natoma

Ion John D. C, salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl

22 Post
Anion John Joseph, clerk Mrs Ellen Hanlon, dwl 747

Brannan
anion Michael, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
!anlou Michael, laborer American Exchange Hotel

Ion Patrick, laborer Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl

Eighth nr L, South S. F.
!anlon Richard, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl NE

cor Central Ar and Sutter
anion Richard, marblecutter, dwl 044 Howard
anion Valentiiie, expressman, cor Davis and Vallejo,

dwl 308 Union, rear
ianly Dennis J., glassblower, dwl 730 Clementina
ianly George T, {George T. Hanly <fc Co.), dwl 926 Mar-
ket
AXLV fiEOKVE T. A CO., {Washington Marimi),

teas, coffee, etc., 922 Market
anly James, dwl 749 Market

anly James, salesman Kennedy & Durr, dwl 61 Natoma
anly John, salesman J. Blumcnthal, dwl 710 Howard

aly Lawrence J., clerk State Investment and Insurance

Co., dwl 730 Clementina
lanly Mar>- (widow), dwl 730 Clementina
lanly Michael, lather, dwl 227 Minna, rear
Hanly Thomas, laborer, dwl 512 Mission

Hanly Thoma.s, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Hanly Tliomas J., collector Morning Call office, dwl 730

Clementina
Hanly T. J. S., commission merchant, dwl Nucleus House
Hanly. Sec Ilandley and Hanley
Hann Albert L., i)ianotuner, dwl 515 Howard
Hann Joseph T., dwl 3 Clay Av
Hann Louis J., dwl 3 Clay Av

Hanna , machinist Union Iron Works, dwl

Hanne Aquila W., bookkeeper William H. Patterson, dwl

507 i Hyde
Hanna David, dwl 506 Ellis
Hanna Hattie Mra, dwl .507 J Hyde
Hanna Hugh, turner L. & E. Emanuel, dwl California Av

bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Hanna J. & P. N., bags, twine, duck, linens, felt, and

general merchandise, 30S and 310 Davis
Hanna James L., c-xtranian Hose No. 3 S. F. F. D.
Hanna James M., jiorter James De la Montanya, dwl 12

Heron
Hanna John {J. ik P. N. Hanna), dwl 714 Green
Hanna John, clerk tax collector City Hall
Hanna John, machinist, dwl 506 Ellis
Hanna Joseph F. , i)ortcr James De La Montanya, 214 Jack
Hanna Michael, dwl 803^ Market
Hanna Patrick, seaman,' dwl 919 Battery
Hanna Patrick R., jailor County Jail, and groceries and

liquors, NE cor Twenty-fourth and Columbia
Hanna Peter N. {J. A P. N. Hanna). dwl 714 Green
Hanna S. Mrs., copyist County Clerk's Office
Haima Samuel, wool dealer, dwl 407 Taylor
Hanna William, dwl 500 Ellis
Hanna William S., attorney at law, dwl 507i Hyde
Hannaford Edwin T., watchman Horace Davis & Co., res

Oakland
Hannaford James, plasterer, dwl 1320 Natoma bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Hannaford John H., expressman, cor Third and Harri-
son, dwl 111 Clementina
Hannafy Thomas, laborer, dwl 13 Salmon
Hannagan James, paver superintendent streets
Hannagan Patrick, deckhand Oakland Ferry, dwl 65 Jessie
Hannagan Thomas, dwl 509 Howard
Hannagan William, housemover, dwl W s Sansom bet

Union and Green
Hannagan. See Hannigan
Hannah E., dwl 209 Ellis
HAN\'AH HAKRIET, proprietress The Windsor, 905

Market cor Fifth
Hannah James, varnisher Goodwin & Co.
Hannah Levi, captain schr Mary Ellen, dwl 2008 Taylor
Hannah Robert, dwl 11 Dora
Hannah Robert, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl 1119

Harrison
Hannah Thomas, dwl 140 Fourth
Hannah William, stovemouijter Ezra T. Bucknam, dwl

22 Steuart
Hannah. See Hanna
Hannan Bernard, laborer Pacific Mall S. S. Co.'s Wharf,

dwl 33 Frederick
Hannan Bridget, housekeeper, dwl 21 Langton
Hannan D., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Hannan Daniel, blacksmith Michael McCue, dwl llf Oar-
den
Hannan David, stovemounter Locke & Montague, dwl

539 Howard
Hannan James, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 43

Clementina
Hannan John, dwl 43 Clementina
Hannan John, stevedore Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 42 Ritch,

rear
Hannan John, hostler, dwl NW cor Point Lobos and

Twenty-third avs
Hannan John, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Hannan Joseph, clerk subsistence department U. S. A.,

105 Stockton, dwl 716 Grove
Hannan Joseph, stovemounter, dwl 53 Natoma
Hannan Mary (widow), dwl 7 Lick
Hannan Michael, laborer, dwl 32i Freelon
Hannan P., shoemaker, dwl 449 Tehama
Hannan Patrick J., painter, dwl 449 Tehama
Hannan Thomas, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 422 Sacramento
Hannan Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Missouri nr Mariposa
Hannan Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Hannan. See Hannon
Hannay Edward I., clerk Dickson, DeWolf & Co., res

Oakland

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

C. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 186

Hanneke William, carpenter, dwl 324J Seventh

Haniiess William -W., dwl W s San Joa6 Road nr Six-mile
House

Hannigan Charles, carpenter, dwl 520 Natoma

Hanni^'an Charles, goldbeater James Newman, dwl 14
Eleventh

Hannigan D., paver superintendent streets

Hannig-an Edward, hostler John Martin, dwl 408 Bush

Hanni-^an Edward, laborer, dwl 407 Union

Haimigun James, bookkeeper, dwl 112 Fourth

Hannig-an James, carpenter, dwl N e Twenty-fifth bet
York and Brj'ant

Hannigan James" W., carpenter, dwl 14 Eleventh

Hannigan John, longshoreman, dwl St. Charles PI

Hannigan John, wiper Southern Pac. R. R.

Hannigun John P., boilermaker Portland Boiler Works,
dwl 146 Dora

Haimigan Maurice, porter stm Oriflamme, Folsom St,
Wharf

Hannigan Michael, dwl 25 Freelon

Hannigan M. P., salesman Neustadter Brothers, dwl 225
Ellis

Hannigan Patrick, carpenter, dwl 14 Eleventh

Hannigan Robert, mining, dwl 112 Fourth

Hannigan Thomas, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 111 Fif-
teenth

Hannigan William P., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl
930 Market

Hannigan. See Hannagan

Hanning John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale
St.VVharf

Hanning Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 65
Clementina

Hannington , carriao-epainter Carvill Manuf. Co.

Hannis John, farmer, W s San Jos6 Road nr Six-mile
House

Hanni.s John C, carpenter, dwl 21 Valencia

Hanniver William, dwl 1230 Sacramento

Hannon B., cartman, dwl SE cor Howard and Rausch

Hannon Edward, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge

Hannon John, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart

Hannon Michael, dwl 670 Harrison

Hannon Michael, drajTnan Anderson & Bro., 120 Market

Hannon Michael, expressman, cor Davis and Broadway,
dwl 7 Gilbert

Hannon Terrence, tinsmith, dwl N s Twenty-fourth nr
Noe

Hannon. See Hannan

Hanovan Thomas, machinehand S. F. Manuf. Co.

Hanover F. Miss, saleswoman Samuel L. Hasey

Hanrahan David, porter, dwl 115 Welsh'

Hanrahan Edward, laborer, dwl 262j Clara

Hanrahan James, shipcarpenter, dwl 514 Mission

Hanrahan James, advertising agent, dwl American Ex-
change

Hanrahan John, barkeeper Thomas J. Cavanagh, dwl 135
Natoma

Hanrahan John, cook City and County Hospital

Hanrahan Patrick, teamster, dwl 428 Shipley

Hanrahan Peter, shipcarpenter, dwl 514 Mission

Hanrahan Thomas, maltster Lyon Co., dwl 315 Chestnut

Hanrahan William, liquor saloon, San Bruno Road nr
County Line, South S. F.

Hanrath F. , cabinetmaker, dwl 333 Bush

Hanratta John, laborer Bay View Distillery, dwl Seven-
teenth Av nr C, South S. F.

Hanreen Christopher, puncher Pac. Rolling Mills

Hanretty Anna Mrs, , dwl 922 Washington

Hanretty James, coremaker Ray & Morrill, dwl 178 Stev-
enson

Hanretty James, liquor saloon, 708 Mission

Hanretty John, dwl 512 Mission

Hanretty Patrick, horseshoer Thomas Mclnamy, dwl 356
Third

Hanretty Patrick, laborer, dwl 8 Jessie, rear

Hanrihan Michael, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway

Hanrixson Christian, laborer George H. Whitney, 114
Steuart

Hans Elizabeth (widow), dwl 535 Greenwich

Hans George, barkeeper Leonhardt Breidenstein, dwl 310
Francisco

Hans George, expressman, dwl 538 Green

Hans George J., clerk William Hans, dwl SE cor Stockton
and Greenwich

Hans William, groceries and liquors, SE cor Stockton
and Greenwich, dwl 525 Greenwich

Hansa Hotel, Charles Ahlbom proptr, 429 Bush

Han.sbery Peter, farmer, E s Ocean House one mile NW
Industrial School

Hansbrough George W., carpenter, dwl N 9 Tliirteenth

nr Guerrero
Hansbrough Henry C, news editor S. F. Chronicle, dwl

11 Kearny
Hansbrow George R., clerk land office Central Pac. E, H.,

and Southern Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Tovm-

send, dwl 311 Stockton
Hansbury Patrick, laborer, dwl 136 Natoma
Hansbury Thomas, sawyer Holland & Ruppd, dwl 252

First
Hansch Henry, barkeeper Schiumm & Schnabel, d^rl 5

Central PI
Hanschel George, waiter, dwl 619 Pacific
Hanscom John O., commission merchant, office 831 Mont

room 10, dwl 110 Ellis
Hanscom Lewis, proptr Wadsworth House, 225 B«sh
lIANSt'OM M'lLLIAM W., proptr Hope Iron M^orks,

SE cor Minnesota and Santa Clara, Potrero, office 105

Cal, dwl 612 O'Farrell
Hansley Fred C, salesman Edward C. Slorah, dwl 568

Howard

Haftisell George H. (Hansell d- McLaugrMin), dwl 277 Cla«a
Hansen Mary A. C. Mrs., dwl 23 Stevenson
Hansell WillfemE., carpenter, dwl 710 Larkin
Hansell WilliAm L., upholsterer James W. Bmnham &

Co. , dwl octavia bet Green and Union
Hansell & McLaughlin {George H. Hansell and Samuel

A. McLaughlin), groceries and liquors, SE cor Sixth

and Clara
Hansen A. Miss, nurse, dwl 967 Mission
Hansen Adolph, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Hansen Albert, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Hansen Albert, longshoreman, dwl 528 Pacific
Hansen Albert, mariner, dwj 37 Pacific
Hansen Andreas, carriagemakcr Plath & KitzmuIIer, dwl

146 Minna
Hansen Andrew N. (Hansen & Richters), dwl NE cor

Washington and Drumm
Hansen Asmus, assayer Pac. Refinery and Bnllion Ex-
change, dwl 2120 Mason
Hansen August H. {Hansen & Bortfeld), dwl 27 Silver
Hansen Bernard, mariner, dwl North German Hotel
Hansen Bros. (Samuel E. D. and John T. D.), groceries

and liquors, 1151 Harrison
Hansen C, broker, dwl 619 Third
Hansen C. , painter Market St. R. R.
Hansen C, teamster, dwl 10 Lombard
Hansen Charles, dwl OljTnpic Lodgings
Hansen Charles, cabinetmaker August Jungblut & Co.,

dwl 534 Natoma
Hansen Charles, laborer, dwl 5 Francisco
Hansen Charles, laborer, dwl 1020 Kearny
Hansen Charles, photographpriuter Hector W. Vaughan,

dwl 503 Green
Hansen Charles, tailor C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 317 Bush
Hansen Charles E. (Gliick & H.), dwl Windsor Honse
Hansen Christian, fvimished rooms, 530 Third
Hansen Christian, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Hansen Christian, peddler, dwl 318 Davis
Hansen Dores (widow), dwl SE cor Turk and Polk
Hansen E., chief accountant Nevada Bank, NW cor Mont-
gomery and Pine
Hansen Frederick (Hansen d: Rohweder), 521 Geary
Hansen Frederick, boatman, dwl N s Oregon bet Davis

and Drumm
Hansen Frederick, cook Peterson & Lutzen, dwl 1027 -Dlip
Hansen Frederick, varieties, SW cor Jackson and East
Hansen George, dwl 86 Everett
Hansen Ge<irge (Hansen <{: KvhT), dwl 12 Harlan PI
Hansen George J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Turk and

Polk
Hansen H., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Hansen Hans, clerk D. W. Tietjen & Co., dwl 417 Drnmm
Hansen Hans, boarding, 240 Fremont
Hansen Hans, seaman, dwl 20 Mission, rear
Hansen Hans, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hansen Henning, master mariner, dwl 116 Prospect PI
Hansen Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 735 Bran
Hansen Henry, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hansen Herman, waiter, dwl 21 Stanford
Hansen H. J., seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hansen Holver, seaman, dwl 26 Stevenson
Hansen Jacob, laborer, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Hansen James, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Hansen Jens C, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Hansen J. E., seaman schnr Amelia Martin, Green St.

Wharf
Hansen Johannes, blacking manufacturer, 413 Sixth
Hansen John, dwl 443 Bush

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propti

p; VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710. 712, J14, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Hansen John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brotherij, Bcale St.

Wharf
Sanseii John, paper-boxtuaker Max Waiznian, dwl 18

First

Hansen John, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
HauBen John S., upholsturer J. T. McFixlden & Co., dwl

22.'> Minna

Hansen John T. D. {Hansen Jiros.), dwl 1151 Harrison
Hansen Luuritz, confectioner Rothschild & Ehrenpfort,

dwl 16 Vincent
Hansen Lawrence, seaman, dwl 110 Davis
Hansen Lawrence T., cari>entcr, dwl 1133J Howard
Hansen Louis, harness and saddlery, 6aa I'ucific, dwl 609

Union

Hansen Louis H., cijfai"8 and tobacco, IOC Second
Hansen M., oabinetuiaker Krajjen & Co., dwl 108 Second
Hansen M. Mrs., midwife, dwl 907 Mission
Hansen Marj-, dressmaker JIrs, Esther Schloss, dwl 164

Silver
Hanson Neil, stevedore, dwl 530 East

.nsen Niels P., laborer, dwl 103 Sacramento
, BHansen O. (Haimen <i- Seek), dwl lit Crook
' Hansen (). Crist., baker James ilcUevitt, dwl 602 Minna
Hansen Ole, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hansen Oliver, mariner, dwl 100 Japkson
Hansen Oscar, laborer Cal. Sujrar Retinerj', dwl 735 Bran
Hansen Otto, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hansen Peter, farmer, dwl NE cor Washington and

Drunim
Hansen Peter, hay. grain, wood, and coal, SE cor Seventh

and Railroad Av, South S. F.
Hansen Peter, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Hansen Pet«r, seaman, dwl 408 Drumm
Hansen Peter, seaman schr Golden Fleece, Green St.

Wharf •

Hanseii Peter, psuuter, dwl 811 Stockton
Hansen K., laborer C^l. Suj.'ar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Bi°annaii and Eighth
Hansen Rasmus E., master schr Ca;sar Bruns, dwl 12 De

Boom

Hansen Rodman, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Hansen .Samuel E. D. (Ilan-nen Bros.), dwl 1151 Harrison
Hansen Sven, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hansen Thomas, cook Scandinavian Home, dwl 430

Drumm

Hansen Thomas, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific
Hansen William, seaman barkentine Victor, Pacific St.

Wharf
Hansen & Beck (0. Hatisen and U. Beck), ci^rs and

stationery, 558 Market
HaJison & B< irtfeld (^t . //. Hansen and Ernest Bortfeld),

cabinetmakers, 130 Front
HAN.SK.X A KI'HIj (George Hansen and Giistao Kuhl),

wines and liquors, 108 Sutler
Hansen & Richters (Andrew A'. Hansen and Charles C.

Jiichtert!), liquor saloon and restaurant, SE cor

Washington and Dnimni
Hansen & Rohweder (Frederick Hansen and Hans Roh-

iceder), gnx;eries and liquors, 521 Geary
Hansen. See Hanson
Hanser Adt)lph, brewer, dwl 15 Stockton, rear

Hanson , dwl 863i Market

IIA.XSO.V, AC'KEKSOX A' CO. (Charles Hanson, John
» . Jackson, and WUlunn P. Wallace), lumber, and

pioptrs Tacoma Mills (W. T.) and Tacoma and Paget

Sound Packets, Pier 11 Steuart
Hanson A. G., dwl 517 Pine
Hanson Albert, carpenter Holland & Ruppel, dwl 132

Hayes
Hanson Albert, seaman, dwl 18 Folsom
Hajison Alexander, seaman, dwl 415 East
H;uison Andreas, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Hanson Andrew, watchman Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl

778 Harrison
Hanson B., laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Hanson C, teamster William Kerr, dwl Lombard bet

Sansom and Montgomery
Hanson Carl, clerk Hellman Bros. & Co., dwl 528 Green-
wich
Hanson Charles (Hanson, Ackerson <t Co.), res Redwood

City, San Mateo Co.
Hanson" Charles, blacksmith, dwl 108 Si.xth
Hanson Charles, carpenter, dwl W s Dolores nr Seven-
teenth
Hanson Charles, drajTuan Jacob B. Shroyer, dwl 316

Eleventh
Hanson Charles, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Hanson Charles H. (Hanson ifc Bro.), 1115 Montgomery
Hanson Charles R., clerk Crosett & Co., dwl 458 Clem

Hanson Christian, seaman, dwl 26 Stenart

Hanson Christian, seaman, dwl 82 Steuart

Hanson Christina, chambermaid Grand Hotel

Hanson Christopher, boiitbuiUlor, dwl 6 Haggin

Hanson CliriMto|)her, gardener Samuel Crim, dwl W 8

Howard nr Twentieth
Hanson Christopher, laborer George H. Whitney, dwl 212

Steuart, reiir
Hanson Christopher, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W

8 Michigan nr Shasta
Hanson Edward, mate stm Pioneer, dwl 27 Frederick
Hanson Edward, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Hanson Edward H., bookkoejjer H. C. Wright & Co., dwl

12 Sacramento
Hanson Elizabeth (widow), dwl 116 Welsh
Hanson Emanuel (Jae.oimm if; U.), dwl 504 Washington
Hanson Feargus, butcher, 11 and 12 California Market,

dwl :708'Stockt<m
Hanson Francis, mining operator, dwl 615 Stockton
Hanson Frank, cigarmaker, dwl SW cor Davis and Val-

lejo
Hanson Frank, wiper Southern Pac. R. R.
Hanson Frederick, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Hanson H., beer saloon, 5 Berry
Hanson Hans A. , cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl

Tliird nr Harrison
Hanson Henry, laborer Martin Kedon, dwl Moulton PI

bet Green and Union
Hanson Henry A., barber Andrew Sandoval, dwl 212 Steu
Hanson Henry J., cooper David Woemer, dwl 8 Cadell

Alley
Hanson Henrj- S., clerk Hofmann & Cook, dwl 839 Miss
Hanson J., helper Cal. Planing Mills
Hanson Jacob, machinist E. Detrick & Co., dwl 814 Mont
Hanson Jacob, second officer S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific

St.Wliarf
Hanson James, frameniaker David Drady, dwl 22J Welsh
Hanson James, Lumberman's Pro. Union, 71 New Jlont
Hanson James, master schr Alameda, office 3 Spear
Hanson James, porter Mrs. Sallie P. Morse, 8 Brenham

PI
Hanson James, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Hanson James, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Hanson James C, upholsterer, dwl 19 Gilbert
Hanson James E., laborer, dwl 438 Minna
Hanson John (Hanaun A- Adams), dwl 5 Gien Park Av
Hanson John, barkeeper Peter B. P^amsey, dwl 3 Merch
Hanson John, brickmason, dwl 28 Clay
Hanson John, laborer New City Hall, dwl 150 Shipley-
Hanson John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hanson John, seaman schr Lovet Peacock, Jackson St.

Wharf
Hanson John L., laborer, dwl 406 Seventh
Hanson John P., carpenter, 1.502 Stockton
Hanson Joseph, basketmaker Henry G. Sieberst, dwl 815

Jessie, rear
Hanson M., door and sashmaker B. & J. S. Doe, dwl

Brannan nr Seventh
Hanson Marguard, machinist Olpha Bonney Jr., dwl

NW cor Mission and Spear
Hanson Martin, deckhand U. S. Revenue stmr John F.

Hartley, Front St Wharf
Hanson Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 164 Silver
Hanson N. , driver Citj' R. R.

Hanson Nils, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Hanson Paul N., miner, dwl 129 Turk
Hanson Peter, captain schr Sea Nj-mph, office 10 Market
Hanson Peter, coachman, dwl 19 White PI
Hanson Peter, longshoreman, dwl 408 Beale
Hanson Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hanson Peter, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Hanson Peter, seaman, dwl 119 Davis
Hanson Peter, teamster A. Knapp & Co., dwl W s Mission

nr Twenty-fourth
Hanson Richard C. (Richard C. Hanson i: Co.), dwl 29^

Moss
Hanson Richard C. & Co. (Richard C. Hanson and Nim-

rod Battlsir), block and pumpmakers, 9 Si^ear
Hanson Robert, painter, dwl 30 Erie
Hanson S. A., carpenter, dwl 288 Union
Hanson Sarah C. (widow), dwl SE cor Shasta and Michigan
Hanson Simon, sawyer, dwl 5 Willow
Hanson Stephen, dwl E s Montgomery Av bet Pacific and

Broadway
Hanson Stephen B. (D. Moore lI- Co.), dwl 351 Eleventh
Hanson Thomas (Hanson it- Bro.), res Oakland
Hanson Thomas, carpenter, dwl 430 Drunmi
Hanson Thomas, laborer George H. Whitney, dwl Pier 9
Steuart

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kear.n7 Street.

p. "W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler.^Wholesale and Hetail, cor. Merchant and Ui !?•

Hanson William, dwl 033 Keanij'

Hanson William, Jwl I'JIO Stockton

Hanson William, captain ship Washington Libby, ofBce

34 Market
Hanson William, gardener George W. Gibbs, SW cor

Capp and Sixteenth
Hanson William, seaman, dwl 26 Stouart
Hanson & Adams {Juhn Hanson and Albert F. Adams),

wood and coal, 125 Ninth
Hanson & Bro. (Charles H. it Tltamag Hanson), liquor

saloon, SW cor Davis and Vallejo
Hanson. Set' Hansen

Hansseu John, retoucher Edouart la Cobb, dwl 317 Bush
Hansson Emanuel M., bakery, NE cor Hyde and Jackson
Hansson George {Ilaiuson d: Monsun), dwl 418 Powell
Hansson & Monson {George Hansson and M. Monnon),

house and sign painters, 418 Powell
Hantol George, shipcarpenter, dwl 540 Folsom
Hanush Joseph, haniessmaker William F. Dorrance, dwl

1804 JIason
Hanwav Daniel S., photographic printer John H. Peters,

dwl 930 Market
Hanzsehe Theodore, clerk, dwl 518 Eighteenth
Hai>er Bernard, stockdriver, dwl 025 Davis
Happ Charles R., hairdresser, dwl 451i Jessie
Happ George, dwl 819 Vallejo
Happ George, tinsmith C. James King of Wm. & Co., dwl

407 Pacific
Happ Marcus, tailor, 227 Fourth

Happy , blacksmith, dwl 561 Bryant

Happy Walter, piledriver, dwl 238 Steuart

Hapsberger Frank, carver Kemps & Hoffman, dwl 510

Pine
Hapsfner William, clerk Racouillat & Gilmore, dwl 302

OTarrell
Haquette Ernst (Hageman it H.) dwl 835 Mission
Haquette. See Hackett and Haghett
Hara Michael, longshoreman, dwl 111 Clementina
Harahan William, liquor saloon, San Bruno Road nr Six-
mile House
Haraher Mary (widow), dwl 835 Gearj'
Hara^2thy Arpad(i. Landsberger & Co.), dwlSE cor Hyde

and Francisco
Harat JIary Mrs., lodgings, 506 Fourth
Harback Adolph, barkeeper Schramm & Schnabel, 545

California
Harbaugh DeLomie B. , clerk Palace Hotel, dwl 1318 Cal
Harbaugh Felix V., molder Union Iron Works, dwl 73 Na-

tonia
Harbaugh Rosanna (widow), dwl 135 Page
Harbaugh Winfield, carpenter, dwl 73 Natoma
Harbe^- Horace, clerk Francis X. Kast, dwl SW cor Polk

and Turk
Harbin J. M., capitalist, dwl Overland House
Harbison Samuel, stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl 22

Turk
Harbock Theodoi'e, clerk Ernest Hoger
Harbon H., miner, dwl 31 Turk
Harbon S., dwl 16 Turk
HAKliOK 14MI3iI.*i§IO-\EIlS BOARD OF, office

440 Jackson
HAltacOK I'OIICE, office E s Davis nr Pacific
Harbor \'iew Hotel, Rudolph Herman proprietor, cor

Tonquin and Baker
Harbord Herman, machinist, dwl 103 Mission
HarborJ Wilhelm, barkeeper, dwl 624 Pacific
Harbourne Henry, dwl 558 Howard
Harbourne John W., salesman Chilion Beach, dwl W s

Columbia nr Guerrero
Harbow Henry, waiter New York Bakery, dwl 1012 Stock
Harby Rosalie Mrs., dwl 001 Turk
Harcourt T. A. , with H. H. Bancroft, office 721 Market,

res Oakland
Harcourt William, painter, dwl E s Tenth bet Harrison

and Bryant
Hardallo Nicholas, dwl 3 Grand PI nr Filbert
Hardcastle George, dentist, office and dwl 29 O'Farrell
Harde William L., vamisher Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 340Ritch
Hardee Jules, head cook Palace Hotel
Hardel Louis, laborer G. ^'enard, dwl 625 Front

Harden , (widow), dwl 746 Howard

Harden Ada L., Miss adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 746 Howard
Harden J. L. C. (widow), dwl 746 Howard |

Hardcntjcrgh James R. , dwl Grand Hotel
Hardenbergh James R. Jr., mailing clerk Post-office
Hardenbergh S. Bru.sh, clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hardenbrook David, confectionery, 306 Francisco

Hardenburgh Isaac, wood and ivory turner, 24 California,
dwl 1713 Eddy

Harder Fritz, barkeeper S. F. Verein, 219 Sutter

Harder Henry, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific

Harder Henrj-, lumberman, dwl 132 Steuart

Harder John, S. F. Musical JI. Pro. Assn, 545 Cal

Harder Julius, cook, dwl 33 Perry

Harder Nicolaus, jainter and whitener, dwl 530 O'Farrell

Harder William, carpenter, dwl 539 O'Farrell

Harders Timothj- F., teamster, dwl SE cor Grove and
Franklin

Hardesty Jessie, attorney at law, dwl Lick House

Hardick H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Brannan and Eighth

Hardie Claas, teamster S. F. Packing and Provision Co.

Hardie E., laborer C. A. Hooper Sn Co.

Hardie Edwin, painter James A. Donavon, dwl 1079 Mar-
ket

Hardie Diedrich {Hardie it- Fredericks), dwl W 8 Twelfth
bet Howard and Folsom

Hardie Frank D., salesman Hardie & Fredericks, dwl W
s Twelfth bet Howard and Folsom

Hardie William H., barkeeper, dwl 1332 Bush

H.4Jt»IE & FREUERSC'K^ {Diedrich Hardie and
Joseph Frederick^), importers and jobbers carpets,
oilcloths, upholsterj-, etc., 575 Market

Hardie. See Hardy

Hardieman John, wood and coal, 710 Brannan

Hardiman Thomas, gilder S. & G. Gump, dwl 319 Ritch

Hardin J. C, conductor Central R. B., dwl 331 Sixth

Harding Alfred, carpenter Albion C. Hussey, dwl 406
Broadway

Harding Benjamin, dwl NW cor Turk and Eroderick

Harding B. P., laundr^Tnan La Grande Laundry, dwl
Thirteenth bet Howard ^hid Folsom

Harding Bradford {Harding «C- Hoagland), dwl E s Mis-
sion nr Twenty-ninth

Harding Cliarles, porter George W. Clark, dwl 4 Torrens
Court

Harding Edward B., driver John Spa\ilding & Co., dwl 4
ToiTcns Court

Harding Edwin H., physician, dwl 2123 Bush

Harding Frank, porter Payot, Upham & Co., dwl 107 Ber-
nard

Harding Franz, expressman SW cor Washington and
Montgomery, dwl 1218 Pacific •

Harding G. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1027 Market

Harding Gustave, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellia and
Taylor, dwl 246 Taylor

Harding Harris, miner, dwl 313 Tyler

Harding James W., attorney at law, office 704 Montgom-
ery, dwl West End Hotel, Brenham PI

Harding Jane (widow), dwl 14 Guy PI

Harding John G. {Harding' ik Brann), dwl 710 California

Harding John H., calker, dwl 11 Laurel PI

Harding Josiah, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First

Harding Lockwood, branch bakery, 404 Brannan

Harding Marion L., laborer E.xcelsior Mills, dwl lOJ Lang-
ton

HARniNO SAMFEL C, collector, office 736 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1415 Taylor

Harding William, dwl 112 Mason

Harding William, miner, dwl 62;3j Minna

Harding William, porter Littlefield, Webb & Co., dwl 543
Howard

Harding & Branu {John G. Harding and Robert C.
Brann), sailmakers, 54 and 56 Clay

Harding &, Hoagland (i</-flrf/oAi Hardina and Edioard
Hoagland), lumber, wood, and coal, E s Mission nr
Twenty-ninth

Hardkoff Heniy, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento '

Hardman Alice, liquor saloon, E s Potrero Av nr El Do-
rado

Hardman James H. , melter Pac. Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, res Alameda

Hardman J. E., miner, dwl 863i Market

Hardwiok Edward (5. F. Weeks it Co.), dwl 11 Heiu-ietta
Square

Hardwick George, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, dwl 1 Mary

Hardy Annie Mrs., dwl 1312 Filbert

Hardy Benjamin, dwl 340 Ritch

Hardy Benjamin F. , physician, office and dwl 824 Mission

Hardy Bcrnhard, porter E»berg, Bachman & Co., dwl 340
Ritch

Hardy Charles, carpenter, dwl 566 Howard

Hardy E. (widow), dwl 714 Seventeenth

Hardy Edwin H., teamster Hall & Lachman, dwl 1230
Bush

Hardy Frank, dwl 621 California

Smithsonian Medical and. Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propt

I. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 71fi, 714, and 716 Zearny, Established 1862.

Hardy Frank, porter, dwl 107 Bernard

Hardv H., laborer 0. A. Hooper & Co.

Hardy Jacob (McLean .(• H.), rc.s Oakland

Hardy Joduthun P., justice of the peace, offlce 80<J Mont-

(foinerv, dwl M bet Valencia and Guerrero
Hardy .lolin, dwl 522 Howard
H.4KUY LU^TKLL .1. Jr., attorney at law, offlce 533

Kearny, dwl 007 Stockton
Hardy Michael, laborer, dwl 30 Ritch
• Hardy Michael, laborer, dwl !>11 Jackson, rear
Hanlv Thomas, machinist, dwl 810 Mission
Hardy W. Mi-s., dwl 427 Sutter

Hardy Walter, clerk Kugene W. Hubbard, res Oakland
Hardv William H., salesman Holland & Kuppel, dwl 906

Clay
Hardy William J., attomej' at law, dwl S s M nr Guerrero
Hardy William John, salesman Kaindler & Co., res Oak-
land
Hartly. See Hardie
Hare .\lcxander, dwl 811 Hyde
Hare Ann (widow), dwl 202 Francisco
Hare A. O. , Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Hare Charles, shipchandler>', 34-36 Steuart, dwl 505 Har
Hare Charles J., agent Charles Hare, otfiae 34 Steuart., dwl

1121 V How-ard
Hare Elias C., driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl W s

Kentucky nr Humboldt
Hare Elisha, jmrter Any:lo-Califomia Bank
Han> Ellen (widow), dwl 223 Twelfth
Hare Fannie .Miss, teacher Washington Grammar School,

dwl r>0.') Harrison
Hare (leor^'C, clerk Charles Hare, dwl 505 Harrison
Hare Jacob, hostler William \. Wade, dwl 710 Broadway
Hare John, teamster Peter Hansen, dwl E s Railroad Av

bet IVelfth and Tliirteenth avs South S. F.
Hare Joseph, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Hare Joseph T. , teamster, dwl cor Railroad and Twelfth

avs, South S. F.
Hare Katie Miss, helper Fromm & Schaefer, dwl 154

Twelfth
Hare Mary Miss, compositor Monitor, dwl Twelfth nr

Howard
Hare Patrick, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 050 Miss
Hare Richard, laborer, dwl 107 Dora
Haren John, sailmaker, dwl 421 Folsom
Harenberg' Aui,aist, laborer Pac. Distilling and Reflning

Co., SW cor Chestnut and Pierce
Harenbur^' E. D., liquor saloon, 130 Berrj-
Hareiis Jacob H., saloonkeeper, dwl 1421 Mason, rear
Harfiold Harry, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Harford Edward, Shipcalker's Assn, 118 First
Harford Hiram A., local p<jliceman, dwl 137 Lilly
Harford Hosea, calker, 558} Howard
Harford John, Shipcalker's" Assn, 118 First
Harford Joseph, clerk, dwl S s Waller bet Fillmore and

Steiner
Harford P. Maria (widow), dwl S s Waller bet Fillmore

and St«iner
Harford W. , machinehand B. & J. S. Doe, dwl Brannan

nr Sixth
Harford W. G. W., director museum Cal. Academy of

Sciences, dwl SE cor Broadway and Jones
Harfst Herman, beer saloon, SE cor California and Spring,

dwl 126} Seventh
Hargain Michael, watchman, dwl 106 Jackson
HargTin Peter, laborer, dwl 238 Fremont
Harger Henry, teamster Lane & Pullen, dwl 659 Willow

Av
Hargrave Henry, machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwl cor

San Jose Av and Twenty-eighth
Hargro James, janitor 200 Sansom. dwl 32 Mary
Harick Dennis, machinist, dwl 82 Xatoma
Harigoyin Michel, barkeeper H\TX)lite Perrier, dwl 206

Third
Haring A., printer Francis & Valentine, dwl 215 Perry
Haritanoff Abraham {D. Shirpser cf- Co.), res Alaska
Haritv John J., driver Hayes & O'Xeil's Transfer Co., dwl

623 Da\is
Harken Dennis, laborer, dwl 30 Everett, rear
Harken Patrick, laborer, dwl 1715 Post
Harkeney Andrew, laborer, dwl 413 Drumm
Barker Asa {Irvine, H. A Co.), dwl SW cor Octavia and

Pine
Barker Charles, dwl 405 Third
Barker James, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Barker Robert T., carpenter, dwl 119 Jackson
Harkins Annie, dressmaker, dwl 630^ Post
Sarkins Charles, laborer, dwl 308 Fo'lsom, rear
Sarkins James, laborer, dwl 9 College PI

Harkins James, seaman, dwl 36 Mary

Harkins John, grtweries and liquors, SE cor Potrero Av

and Sixteenth
Harking John, laborer, dwl W s Boyce nr Point Lobos Av
Harkins John, pilot stm Jennie Qawne, Washington St.

Wharf
Harkins l>etty Miss, nurse, dwl 36 Everett
Harkins Michael, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

cor Howard and Steuart
Harkins Jlichael, ivssistant engineer stm Jennie Gawne,

WashingUm St. Wharf
Harkins Owen, ropomaker S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl N s

Michigan nr Sierra
Harkins Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King

and Second, dwl 5 Verona PI
Harkins Patrick, laborer, dwl 10 Jessie, rear
Harkin.s Thomas, seaman, dwl 1835 Howard
Harkness Agnes Miss, seamstress, dwl 776 Howard
Harkness F. M., teacher telegrajihy, 221 Sixth
Harkness James S., microscopist, dwl 850 Market room 40
Harkness Monis M., clerk McCoppin, Van Ness & Co.,

dwl 510 Mason
Harks H. , agent, dwl 20 Turk
Harlan Charles, clerk Custom House, dwl 819 Post
Harlan John C, student, dwl 73 Clementina
Harlan William, dwl 404 Capp
Harland William, engineer Chicago Brewery, dwl 1404

Polk
Harlander Adolph, woodcarver, dwl 624 Pacific
Harley Charles {Charles Uarley <(• Co.), dwl 815 Ellis
Harley Charles & Co. {George Harley), barrel and junk

dealers, 116 and 118 Davis
Harley George (Cnarlcs Uarley A- Co.), res New York
Harley Henry, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Harley John, conductor Central R. R. Co., dwl 728 Bran-
nan
Harlin Edward, clerk, dwl 110 Eddy
Harlo James, builder, dwl 121 Powell
Harlock Henry (Linskey <t H.), dwl W s Brj'ant bet

Twenty -third and Twenty-fourth
HarlockRobert, butcher Charles Kerr, dwl North Av nr

L, South S. F.
Harlock Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 34 Clarence PI
Harloe Archibald, portwarden, office 525 Front, dwl 17

Park Av
Harloe Charles, carpenter Henry J. MeLerie, dwl 31 Park

Av
Harloe Matthew, carpenter, dwl 17 Park Av
Harlow F. S., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl W s La-

guna bet Oak and Fell
Harlow Henri,-, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 704 Pine
Harlow James, builder and contractor, ofiice 519 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1206 Market
Harlowe Charles, carpenter, dwl 31 Park Av
Harlwick Charles, upholsterer Cosmopolitan Hotel
Harm Albert, bookkeeper Madel & Mangels, dwl NE cor

Mission and Steuart
Harmal John, molder statues, dwl 1509 Mason
Harman Charles, stevedore, dwl N s Filbert bet Mont-

gomerj- and Kearny
Harman Charles, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Harman Edward, hairdresser, dwl 1015 Powell
Harman Frederick, liquor saloon, 534 Pacific
Harman George N., storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Mon-
tana ,
Harman George W., policeman Citj; Hall, dwl 8 Brenham

PI room 35
Harman Henrj- B., foreman Ira Marden, dwl 17 Anthony
Harman William, carpenter, dwl 360 Eleventh
Hariuberg S. A., tailor, dwl 49 Natoma
Banner Amanda, milliner Mrs. E. J. Wood,Jdwl 1040i

Howard
H.iUtlO.N' A. K. P., mining, offlce 419 California room

19, res Oakland
Harmon Albert, polisher, dwl 512 Fourth
Harmon Albert, S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, dwl 432 Kear
Harmon C, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.
Harmon Calphumia A. Miss, matron Ladies' Pro. and Re-
lief Soc, NE cor Geary and Franklin
Harmon Charles, clerk, dwl 3 Essex PI
Harmon Charles, laborer Eureka Warehouse
Harmon Collins B., shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co.,

dwl 1435 Mission
Harmon E. F. Mrs., dwl 253 J Perrj-
Harmon Henry ( irri(;A< A U.), dwl 450^^ Natoma
Hannon IrafJ. , engineer M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 856 Miss
Harmon John, carpenter, dwl 1019 Market

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HAKMOX JOHN B., attorney at law, office 402 Mont-

gonierv room Iti, res Oakland
Harmon Halph, Jwl Moore House
Harmon Robert E., kjcal P«''f ™^"' ^Y^f ^ F^PP p,
Harmon Samuel H. (Ueiiw.,ud.i- «•), d«'Vf.wl^^^
Harmon S. P., porter S. & G. Gump flw 012 ^aPP
Harn ondz Frederick, laborer John Stock, dwl b30 Com
SarmonUv SoeYety, rooms N s Bush bet Stocktm. and Pow
Harmony Hotel, Hintz & Klannans proptrs /2c. Brannan
Harms Betty Miss, dwl E 8 Mission nr Eighteenth
SarmsCathirine(widow), dwlTsvelfth AvnrN.South S^F

Harms George, clerk Schwartz & Husing, dwl SE cor Mi8
HanT;rH:nnXo-aloon,NW cor Twenty-sixth and

Hanns^HTAnan ^Hanm d- Pansman), dwl 622 Fourth
Hams John T., clerk Madison & Burke, dwl Sixteenth

bet Mission and "\ alencia
Harms Peter, carpenter, dwl 31 Moss
Hanns & Pausman (Herman harms and Henry Pans-

,Zin), wood and coal, S\V cor Fourth and Brannan

K:tead Jo"e™, machinist d.. T-28 Sixteenth
Harnan Michael, laborer 66 Cahfornia Market, dwl 1014

Han^den George, painter James I>«\t«;?' /^.^ 3U Biwh
Haniden William H., note teller Sather & Co., res Ala

Harnelf J. A. M. {Heath <£•«.), dwl 501 Ellis

Harnett , bookkeeper Pacific Mail S. fe. Co., dwl 10^

HarnetrEdward, lithographprinter A. L. Bancroft & Co.,

Harne\t Maurice C, salesman Donahue, Corcoran & Co.,

dwl Twenty-seventh nr Church
Harnett T., seaman, dwl 811 Batterj-
Harney Daniel, street contra^:to^, dwl 918 Larkm
HarneV Isaac S., stevedore, dwl 346 Ritch
Harnev J., laborer Cal. Brick Co., dwl 11^ Tehama
Harney James, expressman, 208 Washmgton, dwl 280

Hamey James Francis, dwl 521 Fourth

Hamev John, dwl 745 Market _. j i ta.t

Saniey John H., register clerk County Court, dwl 102

Harney Mary A. Miss, tailoress Harris Kozminsky, dwl

521 Fourth
Hamey Michael, furniture, 521 Fourth
Harney Michael, stevedore Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 28 Kitcn
Harney Patrick, clerk Roos Bros, dwl l^'' Mission
Harnev Robert, gasfitter Henrj' J. McLene, dwl 522 Fourth
H^ney Thomasffruits and vegetables, S s Sixteenth Av

nr Q, South S. F.
Hamev Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 715 Natoma
H4KS-E¥ WILLIAM, notary public and commissioner
deeds, office N\V cor Montgomery and Sacramento,
dwl 1512 Sacramento ,

Hamig Jacob, milker Francis L. Such, cor Dolores and

Twent>'-fourth
Harp J., dwl 422 Broadway

Haroendina: A. Mrs., dwl 126Fifth ...

Sarper Chfrles, clerk L. E. Bulkeley 603 Washington
Sarper Charles J., woodcarver West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl E s Minnesota bet Mariposa and Solano
Harper Edgar, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl NE cor Lnion

and Laguna
Harper Edward, clerk Eisen Bros., 10 Stevenson
Harper Edward, glasg stainer Robert Mills, dwl S s Mis-

Har^er Frederfck, confectioner Foster & Co., dwl NE cor

Union and Laguna
Harper Gusta^'us 1)., molder Hinckley & Co., dwl NE cor

Union and Laguna
Harper Henry P., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

311 Linden Av
Harper J., bellman Palace Hotel
Harner John, dwl 281 Stevenson
Harper John, laborer William Myer, dwl SE cor Nme-

teenth and Folsom
Hari)er John, drayman, cor Davis and Vallejo, dwl 4

Moulton PI „ , .

Harper John A., clerk, dwl 15 Stockton
Hamcr John J., dwl 39 Sixteenth Av, South S. b.
UmZ John L. plasterer John R. Craig, dwl 549 Minna
Harper Joseph W., pyrotechnist Church & Co.. dwl 549

Harper Margaret (widow), boots and shoes. N s Fifteenth

Av bet P and Q, South S. F. * , , , t. ^

Harper Moses, bootmaker George Burkhardt, dwl 203 Post

Harper Richard, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 1206 Folsom ' , , „ „•

Harper Rulon, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl S s Six-
teenth nr Valencia ^ ,. r „„„
Harper Theophilus, carpenter, dwl S s Havens bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde
Harper Thomas, watchman, dwl 254 Beale
gamer Walter, clerk Samuel McKee & Co. 324 Mont
Harper William, foreman Morning Call, dwl 2225 Jackson
Harper William, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Harpman George, painter, dwl 310 Dupont
Harpv Joseph, tailor, dwl 19 Scott PI
Harragan John J., merchant, dwl 1509 Powell
Harragan Margaret (widow), dwl 1509 Powell
Harrell Jasper, cattle dealer, dwl 418 Jones
Han-cll John H., teamster, dwl 940 Hamson
HarrellJohnH. Mrs., drj- goods, 940 Harrison
Harrick Patrick, doorkeeper St. Ignatius College, dwl 841

Harriet Julian B., bookkeeper E. Grisar & Co., dwl W 8
Brvant bet Twenty -third and Twenty-fourth .

IIAKIMES W. H., agent Hongkong and Shanghai
i3„„n,,rr p^rnnrntion. office 405 California, dwl Occid-

Banking Corpora't'iont office 405 California, dwl Occid

ental Hotel
Harrigan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 532 feixtn
Harrigan Daniel, bookbinder, dwl 1559 Kearny
Harrigan Daniel, laborer, dwl 1 Zoe PI . .^.i-,,,,.
Harrigan Daniel, laborer Henry J. McLene, dwl 1223i

Harriga^° Daniel, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

345J Third, rear
Harrigan Dennis, hostler, dwl 150 Natema
Han-igan Dennis, shoemaker, dwl 1559 Kearny
HarrioTin Daniel J., bootmaker, dwl 451 Octavia
Harrigan D. W., shoemaker, dwl 639 Howard
Harrigan Ellen (widow), dwl 1223 Folsom, rear
Harrigan James, dwl 38 Natoma

Harrigan Jeremiah, dwl 304 Beale ^ ,. , . , ooq
Harrigan John, blacksmith Jerome English, dwl 22a

Harrigan John, laborer Hibemia Brewerj", dwl 1227 How

Harrigan John, plumber, dwl 1559 Keamy
[ Harrigan John, stevedore, dwl 32 ArN elsh
' Harrilan Lizzie Miss, dressinaker, dwl loo9 I^-eamy

Harrigan M. A. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,

Harrlgln Ma^r'hambemiaid Worth House, 606 Folsom
Harrigan Matthew, porter Dunham, Camgan & Co., awl

HarriSn M&l, lumberaian, dwl cor Wolf and Califor-
nia Av. Bemal Heights
Harrigan Patrick, dwl 516 Howard
Harrigan Patrick, hostler Market St. R. K.
Harrigan Patrick, laborer, dwl 432 Seventh „^„_.,,
Harrilan Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Valencia bet FifteentH

and Sixteenth
Harrigan Patrick, plasterer, dwl 709 Clementina
Harriian William, calker Boole & Webster, dwl 1< Natoma
Harriman Charies, milkranch, NW cor Chestnut and Scott
Harriman W. H., dwl 279 Jessie

SaSngG. N. (Olsen ^- Co.), dwl NE cor Polk and Austin
Harrington Albert, mate ship Commodore, Union St

I Harrington Alfred, fireman stm Ancon, Broadway St.

Wharf , , ,^„,,, , .

' Harrington Archibald, clerk, dwl lOOo Market
Harrington A. S. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar

School, dwl 1010 Jackson
Harrington Benjamin W., watchman Real Estate Assn,

Harrtgton ConS laborer, dwl N s Anny bet Church

and Sanchez j i r t „>i.-;r.

Harrington Cornelius, longshoreman, dwl 5 Larkin
Harrington Cornelius, porter Marcus C. Hawley & CO.,

Harringto™ Cornelius, rigger and stevedore, dwl 249 Spear,

Harrington Cornelius, seaman, dwl 117 Drtm™
Harrington Daniel, carcleaner Southern Pac. R. R., oor

Sixteenth and HaiTison , „ ^ » ,u
Harrington Daniel, laborer, dwl 5.^2 Seventeenth
Harrington Daniel, stevedore, dwl 36 Frederick
Harrington Dennis, laborer, dwl 210 Eighth
Harrington Dennis, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Harrington E. Brother, St. Dominic Monastery, NW 001

Bush and Steiner ,„,„,.

Harrington Edward, laborer, dwl 60 Tehama
Harrington Edward, master mariner, dwl S-'S O f^^f
Harrin^on Edward H., canvasser, dwl Oob Willow Av

SmithsonianJledicaUnri^^ Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prop

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 702, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Harringrton Edwin J., juurnalist, dwl 7 Hampton PI
Harrington C. H., canvasser American Tract Soc, dwl

SE cor Post and Buchanan
Harring-ton Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, dwl 10 Lilly Av
Harrington Euima, y:loveniaker Pacific Glove Work's, dwl

80ft Minni
Harrington F., cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl 729

Kryant
Harrington Frank, tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl 49

Natoma
Harrington George {Harritigton <t Co.), res Point New

Year, Santa Cruz Co.
Harrington H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 15 Sutter
Harrington Henry, assistant engineer Oregon S. S. Co.
Harringt<^)n Isaac, local ]K>liceman, dwl 11 Moss
Harrington J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Harrington James, clerk D. H. Twing & Co., dwl 7 Mar-
garet PI
Harrington James G., coachman Arthur Waters, dwl 1000

Gear>-
Harrington James, laborer, dwl 12.'> Shipley
Harrington James, watchman, dwl W s Alia PI nr San
Harrington James C, dwl 903 Itatteni-
Harrington Jeremiah, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903

Battery
Harrington Jeremiah, stonecutter, dwl XW cor Franklin

and Fulton
Harrington J. H., carpenter William B. Bradburj', dwl

82.i-FoIsom
Harrington Johanna Miss, dwl 414 Jones
Harrington John, blacksmith, dwl 134 Fourth
Harrington John, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl

728 Market
Harrington John, carpenter, dwl .t68 Mission
Harrington John, carriagebuilder, dwl 324 Tehama
Harrington John, contractor, dwl 627 Fell
Harrington John, horseshoer, 12 Hayes
Harrington John, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central

Pac. R. R., dwl 649 Minna
Harrington John, liquor saloon, 41 Tliird, dwl 719 Market
Harrington John, painter, dwl 60 Tehama
Harrington John, propertj-man California Theater, dwl

209 Ellis
Harrington John, proptr New Olympic Varieties, SE cor

Third and Mission, dwl 6<>4 Howard
Harrington John, seaman, dwl IGIG Post
Harrington John B., carriagepainter Daniel S. Shute, dwl

320 Ivy Av
Harrington John C (Harrington <t Lo/tus), dwl 703 Mar-
ket
H.4RKI\«TO\ JOH\ F. Rev., pastor St. Francis

Church, dwl .519 Green
Harrington M. (widow), dwl E s Sixth nr L, South S. F.
Harrington Marlyn B. (widow), dwl 45 Everett
Harrington Mary (widow), boarding, 1019 Market
Harrington Man- (widow), nurse, dwl 2 Miller PI
Harrington Maxwell, dwl 21 Turk

Harrington May, vocalist Church's Atheneum, 25 Geary
Harrington M. C. Mrs,, seamstress, dwl 652 Market
Harrington Michael, foreman Patrick Hennessy, dwl 767

Mission
Harrington Michael, laborer, dwl 154 Shipley
Harrington Michael, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Harrington Owen, laborer Funcke & Co., dwl 517 Eighth
Harrington P., driver Market St. R. R.
Harrington P., waiter Miners' Restaurant, dwl What

Cheer House
Harrington Patrick, dwl Twenty-fourth nr Alabama
Harrington Patrick, dwl 7 Margaret PI
Harrington Patrick, colleeUjr H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl

SW cor Stockton and Powell
Harrington Patrick, furdresser, dwl E s Treat Av nr

Twentieth
Harrington Patrick, laborer, dwl 334 Third
Harrington Patrick, painter, dwl 60 Tehama
Harrington Patrick, stableman James McGinn, dwl 863

Market
Harrington Patrick, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl

W 8 Hampshire bet Twenty-seci^nd and Twenty-Third
Harrington Ritrick, waiter What Cheer House
Harrington ftillip, laborer, dwl E s Columbia nr Prospect

PI Hemal Heights
Harrington Russell H., sawmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co.,

dwl 413 Tehama
Harrington T. B., framejoiner Morris, Schwab & Kennedy,

dwl 45 Everett
Harrington T. F., teacher music, dwl 347 Shipley
Harrington Thomas, hostler Central R. R. Station, SW cor

Turk and Webster, dwl SW cor Buchanan and Ellis

Harrington Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Harrington Timothy, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

49 Louisa
Harrington Timothy, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
Harrington Ximothy, waiter Peter Job, dwl 125 Shipley
Harrington Timothy Francis, pianomaker Antisell Piano

Co. , dwl 555 Jessie
Harrington W. F., insjiector Custom House, dwl 705 Green
Harringt<m William, machinist, dwl 1.34 Fourth
Harrington William, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell
Harrington William, seaman, dwl 785 Mission
Harrington William, silver-ingotmelter U. S. Mint, dwl

306 Folsom
Harrington William H., shoemaker D. W. Emerson, dwl

77 New Montgomery
Harrington William S., foreman Engine Co. No. 9 S. F.

F. D. , dwl 320 Main
Harrington Witchford P., dwl 705 Green
Harrington & Co. (Gforge Harrington, George W. Chan-
dler, and Jacob C. Hawley), Glen Lumber Mills

(Point New Year, Santa Cruz Co.), office 128 Steuart
Harrington & Loftus (John C. Harrington and George

W. Loftus), liquor dealers, NW cor Dup and O'Farrell

Harris , dwl SE cor Columbia and Dolores

Harris A., carjjenter Cal. Planing Mills

Harris A. Mrs., millinerj-, 248 Third, dwl 251 Third

Harris A. A., dwl 4;?8 Broadway

Harris Aaron, bookkeeper Bauer, Tobriner & Co., dwl 914

Howard
Harris Aaron, painter, dwl 520 Taylor
Harris Abraham, bootmaker, 25 Pacific, dwl 1910 Larkin
Harris Atiraham, shoemaker, dwl 4 Friedman PI
Harris Abraham, tailor, 504 Mission
Harris Abraham, whitewasher, 1036 Market
Harris Abraham S., bookkeeper, dwl 933 Howard
Harris Adolph (Harris Brother.^), dwl 418 Sutter
Harris Albert H. (Harris it Hart), dwl OccideuUl Hotel
HaiTis Alexander, tailor Abraham Harris, dwl 504 Miss
Harris Alfred, carpenter, dwl 563 Mission
Harris Alfred, machinist, dwl 51 Clara
Harris Alfred, salesman Samuel Laventhal, dwl 304 Hyde
Harris Arthur L., accountant, dwl 132 Sixth
Harris Arthur R., clerk, dwl NE cor Mont and Pacific
Harris Averv' T., dwl 17 Guy PI
Harris B. C, dwl 132 Sixth
Harris Benjamin, hairdresser, dwl 110 Pacific
Harris Benjamin E., accountant, dwl 709 Mission
Harris Benjamin E., reporter Alta California, dwl 332

Minna
Harris Bernard, furniture, 303J Third, dwl 251 Third
Harris Brothers (Georye J. and Adolph), importers to-
bacco and manufacturers cigars, 318 Battery
Harris B. W., dwl Commercial Hotel
Harris Celia (widow), dwl 957 Folsom
Harris Charles, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Harris Charles, cigar manufacturer, 225 Third
Harris Charles, clerk, dwl 512 Larkin
Harris Charles, clothing, 502 Pacific
Harris Charles, messman stm Orizaba, Broadway St.

Wharf
Harris Charles S. , bookkeeper Wolf Caro, dwl 251 Third
Harris Clara (widow), dwl SE cor Eighth and Minna
Harris Christopher, laundryman S. F. Laundry, dwl NW

cor Turk and Fillmore
Harris D., carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co.
Harris Daniel, butcher Emil Harris, dwl 1018 Market
Harris Daniel, merchant, dwl 601 Eddy
HARRIS UAMEL C, whitening and plastering, 117

Fourth, dwl 20 Howard Court
Harris David, dwl 528i Tehama bet Fifth and Sixth
Harris Da^-id, clerk Custom House, dwl 783 Market
Harris David, contractor, dwl 916 Gear}'
Harris David, dra\Tnan Union Pac. Salt Co. , 218 Sac
Harris D. C, Golden Gate blacking and matches, 143

Minna, dwl NW cor Brannan and Boardman
Harris Dougald, carj)enter, dwl 169 Silver
Harris Edward, dwl 1206 Market

Harris Edward, auctioneer, 811 Kearny, dwl 150 Silver
Harris Edward, clerk Freight Auditors Office Central Pac.

R. R. , NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 2104 Hyde
Harris Edward I., molder, dwl 946 Harrison
Harris Edwin (Pool i H.), res Oakland
Harris Edwin, plasterer, dwl 563 Mission
Harris Elizabeth Miss, trimmer Charles J. Collins, dwl

1018 Clay
Harris Emanuel, seaman schr Maggie Johnson, Main St.

AVharf
Harris Emil, market, 28 Fourth, dwl 1579 Folsom ,

Harris Enoch (J. Duniin <t Co.), dwl 8 Hubbard

>;: JAMES Q. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant-

Harris Eniest, assa}'er, dwl 135 Natoma

Harris Ktta Miss, teaclier Geary St. Primary School

Harris Frank, hairdressinj^ saloon, SW cor Sacramento

and Leidesdorff, dwi 347 Clementina
Harris Frank, liquor saloon, 8 Conunercial
Harris Frank, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Harris Frank, seaman stm C)riftaiiime, Oregon S. S. Co.

Harris Lewis B. Jr. , dwl 35 South Park

Harris Louis, clerk Charles P. Duane, dwl 615 Sacramento

Harris Louis, clerk Henrj- Zacharias, dwl 251 Third

Harris Louis, clerk M. Hagerty, dwl 957 Folsom

Harris Louisa Miss, dressmaker Catherine L. O'Brien, dwl

1890 Broadway
Harris Marcus G., shoemaker, 1219 Polk

Harris Frederick W., machinist William Deacon, dwl 1110 ! Harris Marks, clothing, 319 Pacific

Montgomery
Harris Frederick W., poulto'. stall 32 Grand Central

Market, dwl 28 Turk
Harris Georg-c, dwl 263 Tliird
Harris George, blacksmith, dwl 19 Fifth Av
Harris George, boilerniaker Risdon L and L. Works
Harris George, bookkeeper, dwl 208 Hyde
Harris George, deckhand stm Petaluma, Davis St. Wharf
Harris George, foundrjnnan, dwl 10^ Bluxome
Harris George A. , bookkeeper Pacific Ice Co., dwl 302

Washington
Harris George A., shoecutter, dwl 925 Market
Harris George J. [Harris Brothern), dwl 929 Larkin
Harris George P., carpenter E. W. Ross, dwl 515 Bush
Harris George W., salesman Richards & Harrison, dwl

1503 Larkin
Harris H., musician, dwl 365 Mission
Harris Harvey E., machinist Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 19

Willow Av
Harris Henrietta (widow), dwl 219 Elm Av
Harris Henry, bookkeeper S. O. Alexanders Co., dwl 251

Third
Harris Heniy, clerk Jacob Goldstone, dwl 924 Dupont
Harris Henrj', tailor, 957 j- Folsom

Harris Henry, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl 1013 Miss
Harris Henry L., engineer, dwl 720 Stockton
Harris Henry R.j clerk Jonathan W. Angell, dwl 946 Har
Harris Herbert, carpenter, dwl 102 Eddy
Harris Herbert H., ironworker George Hayes & Co., dwl

40 Silver
Harris Hyman, cigars and tobacco, 137 Third
Harris Isaac, dwl 1024 Hyde
Harris Isaac, bootmaker, 302 Pacific
Harris Isaac, clerk Gnstave Baum, dwl 530 Bush
Harris Isaac, fniit, dwl 706 Larkin
Harris Isaac {Platshok ct //.), dwl 219^ Austin
Harris Isador, dwl 444 Clementina
Harris Isidore (Blasse t(- II.), dwl 711 California
Harris Israel, hatter, 37 Fourth, dwl 372 Jessie
Harris Israel, tailor, dwl 415 Broadway
Harris J. B. railroad conductor, dwl NE cor Valencia and

Twenty -second
HaiTis J. & Co. {n. n. Monck and G. H. Wright), trunk-
makers, NE cor Market and Kearny
Harris Jacob, market, 240 Sixth, dwl 469 Clementina
Harris Jacob, peddler, dwl 521 Jessie
Harris James, dwl 169 Silver
Harris James, carpenter, dwl 804^ Larkin
Harris James, clerk, dwl 31 Eddy
Harris James, laundrjman, dwl 546 Mission
Harris James, machinist Kimball Agricultural Implement

Manuf. Co., dwl 94G Harrison
Harris James Mrs., proprietress Ely House, 946 Harrison
Harris James H., brickmason, office NE cor Keaniy and

Bush
Harris J. F., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 'a Wharf
Harris J. Freeman, bookkeeper Bishop & Co., dwl SW

cor Columbia and Dolores
Harris John, laborer, dwl 720 Third
Harris John, liquor saloon, 1023 Dupont
Harris John, local policeman, dwl 1106 Clay
Harris John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Harris John, with Frank Harris, dwl 8 Commercial
Harris John A., atU^niey at law, office 240 Montgomery,

dwl 2145 Mission
Harris John D., student Heald's Bxisiness College
Harris John F., head postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail

Service, dwl 615 Post
Harris John F., salesman Carmen Island Salt Co., dwl

34j Moss
Harris John R., tobacco and cigars, 1128 Folsom
Harris Joseph, longshoreman, dwl 33 Ohio
Harris Joseph, merchant, office 20 Montgomery
Harris Joseph, jirinter, dwl 20i» Liedesdorff
Harris Joseph, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Harris Jose])h, tailor, dwl 530 Tehama
Harris J. T. Mrs., dwl 1114 Market
Harris Julian B., bookkeeper E. Grisar & Co., dwl Ws

Bryant bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Harris Julius, dry -goods dealer, dwl 34 Langton
Harris Lewis B. (Harris, Dell it Co.), dwl 35 South Park

Harris Mary (widow), dwl 1129 Clay

HaiTis Mary R. Miss, dwl 813 Bush

Harris Matthew {Houston <i.- //.), dwl 21} Welsh

Harris Matthew, hostler Louis Eisenbach, dwl 13 Tyler

Harris Matthew, carpenter E. W. Rose, dwl 504 Post

Harris JIatthew, teamster Mechanics' Mill, dwl 790 Stev

Harris Mej'er, expressman, NW cor California and Kear-
ny, dwl 249 Perrj-

Harris Michael, laborer Musto Bros., dwl 319 Pacific

Harris Michael, tailor, 517.j Geaij-

Harris Mitchell, clothing', 204 Brannan, dwl 64 Shipley

Harris Moritz, hairdresser, SW cor Drumm and Pacific,
dwl Pacific bet Batter>' and Sansom

Harris Paulina Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Rebecca Berkowitz,
319 Pacific

Harris Pincas, porter Frankenthal & Co., dwl 1311 Jack

Harris R. , conductor Slarket St. R. R.

Harris Piaymond A., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
902 Montgomery

Harris Richard, groceries and liquors, 1237 Union

Harris Richard, knitter Mission Woolen Mills

Harris Richard, musician, dwl 432 ICearny

Harris Richard, shipjoiner, dwl 606 Third

Harris Robert M., shoemaker Gilbert Pringle Sr., dwl 207
Post

Harris Samuel, barber Killiah Gies, dwl 110 Pacific

Harris Samuel, carpenter, dwl 1309 Jackson

Harris Samuel, clothing, 110 Steuart

Harris Samuel, mattressmaker Joseph R. Melius, dwl 176
Minna

Harris Samuel, painter, dwl 6 Hyde

Harris Samuel, solicitor Hartnettii Barry, 406 Broadway

Harris Silas, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s Ten-
nessee nr Humboldt

Harris Simeon, blacksmith, dwl 123 Si)ear

Harris Simon, butcher Jacob Harris, dwl 469 Clementina

Harris Solomon, dwl 56 Shipley

Harris Solomon, cigars, tobacco, and stationerj', 402
Fourth

Harris S. S., plasterer, dwl 909 Kearny

Harris Stephen R., phj'sican, office and dwl 12 Court
Block, 630 Clay

Harris T. H. & Co. (A. H. Connelly), wood and coal, 1020
Market

Hams Thaddeus S. (Doujlns <t H.), dwl 107 O'Farrell

Harris Theresa, tailoress, dwl 517} Geary

Harris Thomas, dwl Cliff House, Point Lobos At

Harris Thomas, horseshoer Omnibus R. R., dwl W s Bry-
ant Av nr Bryant

Han-is Thomas, printer, dwl 804} Larkin

Harris Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 34.t Moss

Harris Thomas H. (T. H. Harris Jj Co.), dwl 933 How

Harris Thomas R., policeman City Hall, dwl 916 Jones

Harris Timothy, brassfinisher Greenberg & Co., dwl 14S
Ridley nr Guerrero

Harris W., bellman Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont

Harris William, expressman, SW cor Market and Steuart

Harris William, gasfitter McNally & Hawluns, dwl 2934
Mission

Harris William, locksmith and bellhanger, 208 LiedesdorS,
dwl 1124 Pacific

Harris William, porter Nevada Block, res Oakland

Harris William, tailor, 341 Bush, dwl 235 Kearny

Harris William, waiter D. Wolf

Han-is William, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 140 Natoma

Harris William S., cook John T. Calender, dwl 5 Bdwy

Harris W. Z., miner, dwl Russ House

HAKRI!^ A IIAKT (Albert H. Harris and Henry
Hart), stockbrokers, office 412 Montgomery

Harrisauce William, cook John Kohlmoos, dwl 14 Shipley

Harrison , clerk, dwl 304 Third

Harrison , painter, dwl 1C19 Lombard^

Harrison Alfred, porter M. H. Lichtenstein, dwl 933 Fol

Harrison Alice Miss, actress California Theater

Harrison A. M., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Keaniy and
Morton

Harrison Andrew, shipcari>enter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm ||^

Harrison Minnie Miss, teacher music, dwl 612 Pine

Harrison Augustus, dwl 311 Hyde

Harrison Benjamin, miner, dwl 108 Turk

Harrison David G. (Ha rrison d- O'Reilly), dwl 456 Tehama

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenologj

I. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Harrison Edmund, dwi 5 Henrietta Square

Harrison Edwanl, fruit and flsh, 183S Howard

Harrison Edwanl, helper Southern I'ac. II. K.

Harrison Kdward, shipwright L. S. Allen, l(i Druinm

Harrison Einile B., painter, dwl 2210 Sixteenth

Harrison Emma Miss, dwl 314 Hush

Harrison R, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Harrison F. E. , earpenter, dwl 235 O'Farrell

Harrison Frank, dwl 405 Third

Harrison Frank, laborer, dwl SJ Zoe

Harrison Frank, carpenter, dwl 28 Turk

Harrison Frank, painter, dwl 1019 I^onibard

Harrison George, cook (Charles Haake, dwl 533 Com

Harrison Georjje F., salesman T. H. King & Co., dwl 44J

Sixth
Harrison George Henry, first ofBcer stm Santa Cruz, dwl

323 Bryant
Harrison G. W., dwl 314 Bush

Harrison H., laborer Beale St. Warehouse, dwl 69 Minna
Harrison Henry, painter, dwl 2210 Sixteenth
Harrison Henry D. (Falknrr, Bell <(• Co.), res London
Harri.son Henry J., bookkee])er A. S. Hallidie, dwl 127

Turk
Harrison J., stonecutter, dwl 3 King
Harrison James, liquor saloon, SW cor Fourth and King,

dwl 510 Brannan
HARKISO\ .l.iMGS V., undcrsheriff County San

Francisco, ofBee 8 City Hall first floor (and Dougherty

cC- //.), dwl 2029 Miss
Harrison .J. Maurice, dwl 121 Montgomery
Harrison J. N., clerk Southern Pac. R. R. passenger de-
pot, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl ISKi Tyler
HARRIMOV JOHV. Boomerang Staffordshire Ale

House, N\V cor Washington and Dupont, dwl W s

Telegraph PI nr Greenwich
Harrison John, seaman, dwl 103 Clark
Harrison John B., auditor Southerh Pac. R. R., NE cor

Fourth and Townsend, dwl 1516 Tyler
Harrison John C, laborer Occidental Warehouse, dwl 248

Fourth
Harrison John F. {Harrison <t- Dickson), dwl 30 Glen

Park Av
Harrison John T., clerk, dwl 337 Bush
Harrison Joseph N., assistant auditor Market St. Railway

Co., dwl 1516 Tyler
Harrison Lydia, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Harrison P. H., pressman Kane & Cook, dwl 1009 Sut-
ter
Harrison Ralph C. (Jarbne <0 FT.), attorney at law, office

402 Montgomery room 19, dwl 919 Pine
Harrison Randolph, clerk Major George H. Mendell, dwl

315 Fulton
Harrison Richard F., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co.,

dwl N s Potrero Av bet Solano and Butte
Harrison Robert (Piilr'ij il- H.), attorney at law, office 430

California, dwl 1904 Broadway
Harrison Robert, shipjoiner L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Harrison Robert J. (Itichard it /i.), res Oakland
Harrison Sally Miss, dressmaker David Edwards, dwl 115

Stevenson
Harrison Samuel, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Harrison Samuel, real-estate agent, and auctioneer, 240

Montgomery, dwl 611 Harrison
Harrison Smith", barkeeper John Harrison, dwl 416Vallejo
Harrison Teresa M. Mrs., teacher languages, dwl 1009

Sutter
Harrison Thomas, machinist, dwl 416 Vallejo
Harrison Thomas, master mariner, office 305 East, dwl 118

Perrj'
Harrison W., deckhand Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Harrison W. G. {Harrison it Co.), res Oakland
Harrison William, boatman, dwl Merrimac, Long Bridge
Harrison William, carpenter William Kreger, 108 Davis
Harrison William, carpenter B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 804 Third
Harrison William, laborer Joseph Newbauer, dwl 237

Main
Harrison William B., tailor, dwl 612 Pine
Harrison William F., dwl 504 Stockton
Harrison William H., office 531 California room 10
HARKISO\ M'lLLI.iM P., printer and engraver,

office nlSSacramento, res Oakland
Harrison William R., shipcaulker, dwl 4 Geary PI
HARRIHO.V A CO. (W. G. Ilarriaon^, commission

merchants and agents Sutton Alkali Works, office 38

and 40 California
■ARRISOX' A DIC'KSOV (John F. Harrison and

Geor/e E. Dicksun), importers and dealers wood and

willow ware, and manufacturers brooms and matches,

210 Sacramento

Harrison. & O'Reilly (David O. Harrimn and John
O'Reilly), liquor saloon, NW cor Sansom and Mcrch

Harriz Thomas, chief steward Pacific Mail S. S. Montana

Harrold Charles, baker, dwl 616 California

Harrold Charles, coachman, dwl 10(i5 Market

Harrold Edward, salesman, dwl 7 Stockton

Harrold Frank, assistant bookkeeper Wellman, Peck Co.,
dwl 222 Chestnut

Harrold George, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s
Illinois nr Twentieth

Harrold James, dwl Union bet Sansom and Battery

Harrold James, commission merchant, 200 Davis, dwl 222
Chestnut

Harrold James, ix)liceman City Hall, dwl 819 Montgomery

Harrold James H., bookkeeper Thomas J. Chadljourne,
dwl 222 Chestnut

IIARR»LI> .lOlI^ (Lymi d: Co.), dwl 416 Chestnut

Harrold John Jr., clerk Empire Brewery, dwl 416 Chest-
nut

Harrold John W. , wines and liquors, SW cor Howard and
Fourth, dwl 803 Howard

Harrold Richard, brewer Lyon & Co., dwl 528 Chestnut

Harron John J., local policeman, dwl SE cor Second and
Bryant

Harron Thomas, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge

Harron William M., dwl 1618 Bush

narrower James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
405 Folsom

Harry Joseph, laborer E. T. Anthony & Co., dwl Green
nr Mason

Harsch L., plasterer, dwl 909 Kearny

Harshall Gerson, merchant tailor, 22 Third, dwl 729 Fol

Marshall Gustav, tailor, 144 Third, dwl 760 Folsom

HARSTOX E. F. RUTTEMKR, attorney at law S. F.,
and of English and New Zealand Courts, office Ne-
vada Block 309 Montgomery room 48, dwl 376 San
Jose Av nr Twenty-sixth*

Harsy George (Gardner d- //.), dwl 423 Greenwich

Hart Adam, dwl 413 Stevenson

Hart Annie Mrs. , dwl 418j Natoma

Hart A. J. , teamster Marshall Doane, 27 Liberty

Hart Alfred, landscape and portraitpainter, studio 432
Montgomery third floor, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel

Hart Augustine J., clerk Rutherford H. Brown, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel

Hart A. W., cadet Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Francisco

Hart Catharine (widow), dwl 817 Broadway

Hart Charles, dwl 331A Eddy

Hart Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 1417 California

Hart Charles, machinist, dwl 442 Minna

Hart Christine Miss, teachef Bryant St. Primary School,
dwl 708 Lombard

Hart Daniel, laborer, dwl 16 Natoma

Hart Daniel, shoemaker D. W. Emerson

Hart Daniel W., bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
311 Eighth

Hart David, dwl 22 Turk

Hart David M., bookkeeper Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 505
Powell

Hart Edward, miner, dwl 313 Jones

Hart Edward, plumber new City Hall

Hart Frances M. Miss, dwl 108 Virginia

Hart Francis, plasterer, dwl N s Fell bet Fillmore and
Webster

Hart Frank V., woodcarver, dwl 1009 Howard

Hart Frederick, printer, dwl 920 Montgomery

Hart Frederick J., salesman Frederick Hufschmidt, dwl
SW cor Twenty-first and Church

Hart George A. , dwl 808 Webster

Hart George K., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol, dwl
228 Minna

Hart H. , dwl 636 Commercial

Hart H. , clerk County Tax Collector's Office, dwl 894 Front

Hart Harry, dwl 6 Liberty

Hart Harry, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Hart Henry (Harris d- H.), dwl Palace Hotel

Hart Henry, laborer, dwl 1604 Pacific Av

Hart Henry, pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl 48 Minna

Hart Henry, printer, dwl 518 Piiciflc

Hart Henry H. Jr., clerk Hecht Bros, k Co., dwl 822
Mission

Hart Hugh R., real estate, dwl 347 Minna

Hart H. W., student Heald's Telegraph Institute, 910
Jackson

Hart James, laborer superintendent streets

Hart James I., laborer, dwl 112 Shipley

II.IRT J.AMES W., agent Scottish Commercial Insur-
ance Co., office 321 California, dwl Union tlub

Hart Jane (widow), dwl 127 Keamy *

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D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.

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Hart Jerome A., foreman Bacon & Co., dwl 74 Natonja
II.IKT JESSE B., attorney at law, office 330 Pine

room 5(>, dwl 928 Union
Hart Joel L., clerk, dwl 179 Perry , „„ „. .

Hart John, barkeeper Patrick Hughes, dwl 517 Mission
Hart John, boarding, 894 Front
Hart John, laborer, dwl 147 Third , , „ „

Hart John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl N s Bryant

nr Ninth
Hart John, laborer Central Pac. R. R.
Hart John, seaman schr Veto, Washington St. Wharf
Hart Jordan P., dwl 928 Union
Hart Joseph, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Hart Joseph J., dwl 113 Shipley
Hart Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 339 Tehama
Hart L. J., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hart Louisa Mrs., dwl 91(> Jackson „ , ^ , ._,
Hart Lydia (widow), dressmaker, dwl 19 Adelaide
Hart Marcus, gents' furnishing goods, 400 Kearny, dwl
20.5 Turk „ „ . o u 1

Hart Maria L. Miss, teacher Bryant St. Primary School,

dwl 1029 Market
Hart Marv Miss, furnished rooms, 918 McAllister
Hart Mary (widow), dwl 303 Hayes
Hart Michael, dwl 40 Nat«ina
Hart Michael, bricklayer, dwl 264^ Stevenson
Hart Michael, laborer, dwl 124 Dora .

Hart Michael, plumber G. & W. Snook, dwl 2012 Larkm
Hart Moses, dwl 1117 Post . , , . „ j , <^w

Hart N(;ah, teamster Myers, Weighel & Co., dwl SW cor

Ninth and Harrison
Hart Patrick, boilermaker, dwl 114 Shipley
Hart Patrick, bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl

555i Natoma
Hart Pauline Mrs., teacher Silver St. Pnmary School, res
Oakland • , , , , m, • j

Hart Philip, clerk W. & I. Steinhart & Co., dwl 44 Third
Hart Richard, steward James Wainwright, res East Oak-
land ., J , .,„
Hart Richard C, locksmith James D. Davidson, dwl 442

Minna
Hart Rodger, fruit dealer, dwl 2514 Post
Hart Samuel C, waiter John F. Eikoff, dwl 1028 Market
Hart Sarah J. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 124 Dora
Hart Simon (Hart d- Goodman), dwl 1120 Sutter
Hart Thomas, laborer Henry S. Dorland, dwl N s Seven-
teenth nr Guerrero
Hart Thomas, seaman, dwl 430 Drumm
Hart William, laborer, dwl 114 William
Hart William, laborer, dwl lUl Sacramento
Hart William, winebottler S. Laehman & Co., dwl 16
L luisa .,,-,»

Hart William A., tinsmith Ezra T. Bucknam, dwl 417

H4KT WILLIAM H. H. (Stacy X- H.), attorney at

law, office 401 California room 7, dwl 1007 Vallejo
Hart William P. , clerk Thomas W.Langley, dwl 626 Sutter
Hart & Goodman (Simon Hart and David Goodman),

poultry, game, etc., 76-78 California Market
Hart. See Hartt ^ ^

Harte Gregory P., with William T. Coleman & Co., and
supt Marin County Water Co., office 203 California,
res San Rafael
Harte John W., stereotyper S. F. Chronicle, dwl 603 Pine
Hartenstein Frederick C, cutler, 12 Dupont, dwl 15 Dup
Harter Bernard, laborer Lewis P. Sage
Harter Henry, blacksmith, dwl 732^ Minna

Harter. See Hartter

1I4RTFORD FIRE INSIRANCE CO. (Hartford,

Conn.), A. P. Flint manager, office 313 California
Hartford Henry, carpenter, dwl 434 Geary
Hartford James, longshoreman, dwl 305 Union
Hartford John, driver Chase & Wolf, dwl 202 Union
Hartford Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Edward F. Stone

secretary, office 419 California room 3
Hartig Finnaint, baker, dwl 624 Pacific
Hartigan James (P. Hartigan cfc Co.), dwl NE cor

Twelfth and Folsoni
Hartigan Joseph, clerk Patrick Hartigan, dwl 516 How
Hartigan Michael, waiter What Cheer House
Hartigan P. & Co. (James Hartiijan), groceries and

liquors, NE cor Twelfth and Folsom
HlRTKiAN rATRK'K, groceries and liquors, NW
cor First and Howard (and P. Hartigan & Co.), dwl
516 Howard
Hartigan P. G., carpenter, 121 Mason
Hartley Edward, carpenter, dwl 565 Mission
Hartley Henry, blacksmith, dwl 28 Clay
Hartley Henry, seaman, dwl Steuart St. House

Hartley James Mrs. (widow), dwl 422 Gearj'
Hartley John, machinist, dw! 17 Tehama
Hartley Julia (widow), dwl cor Third and Berry
Hartley Rasmus, driver Folsom Laundry, dwl 1904 Miss
Hartley W. H., saloon valet O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Hartley William, barkeei)er Radovich & Urhlandt, dwl
706 Folsom

Hartman , satchelmaker, dwl 812 Howard

Hartman Adolph, proptr Arcade Hotise, 45 Sacramento,

dwl 51 Sacramento
Hartman Benjamin, salesman Buyer, Eeich & Co., dwl

129 Keaniy
Hartman Brothers (Solomon and Morrm), dry goods, 36

Kearny
Hartman Charles, blacksmith Jacob Tindel & Co., dwl 41

Minna
Hartman Christina Miss, dwl 433 Union
Hartman Edward, seaman schr Leo, dwl cor Brannan

and First
Hartman F., carpenter, dwl 509 Stockton
Hartman Frank, lather, dwl 777i Mission
Hartman Frederick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Hartman Frederick, seaman schr Golden Fleece, Green

St. Wharf
Hartman George, clerk, dwl 742 Pine
Hartman George, painter, dwl 1741 Market
Hartman Jacob (L. linger <t Co. and Hartman &

Strauss), dwl 718 Turk
Hartman Jacob, moulder, dwl 230 Oak
Hartman Joel, laborer, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Hartman Joseph, confectioner Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl

228 Keaniy
Hartman Louis, dwl 1028 Clay
Hartman M., confectioner, Lick House
Hartman Morris (Hartman Bros.), dwl NE cor Pine and
Powell ,, J

Hartman Philip, liquor saloon, 28 Third, dwl 713 Howard
Hartman Samuel, fancy goods, 533 Fourth
Hartman Solomon (Hartman Bros.), dwl NW cor Dupont

and Bush
Hartman Thomas, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 279

Stevenson
Hartman T. M., mariner, dwl 21 Pacific
Hartman William, housesmith Pioneer Iron Works, dwl
34 Tehama _ ^ , , ,

Hartman William J., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl

11 Dora rf o

Hartman & Strauss (J. Hartman arid E. Strauss),

butchers, 50 Centre Market
Hartmann Adolph, secretary Humboldt Savings and Loan

Society, dwl 2212 Steiner
Hartmann Alfred E., watchmaker, dwl 743 Clay
Hartmann Annie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 4 Vallejo PI
Hartmann Christian, carpenter and builder, 718 Leaven-
worth, dwl 1207 Turk
H4RTMAMX ClIRISTOPH (HUlebrandt ifr Co.), and

gioceries and liquors, SE cor Third and Brannan
Hartmann Edward, painter, dwl 22 First Av bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Hartmann Emil A. (yVenzel Jk H.), dwl 63 Thirteenth
Hartmann Frederick, dwl 9 Pickney PI
Hartmann Frederick E., bookkeeper, dwl 2609 Clay
Hartmann Frederick G., foreman Camp & Co., dwl 14

White PI
Hartmann Fredericka (widow), dwl 2025 Mason
Hartmann Gustave W., dwl 908 McAllister
Hartmann Henrv, plumber and gasfitter W. D. Hobro
Hartmann Henry, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Maiiuf. Co.,

dwl 4021 Grove
Hartmann John, cooper David W oemer, dwl 41 Minna
Hartmann Jules, jeweler Frontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl

14 Auburn
Hartmann Margaret (widow), dwl 2025 Mason
Hartmann Marv (widow), dwl 27 Garden
Hartmeyer S. L. Mrs. (widow), dwl 023 Washington
Hartnacke Frederick, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl

258 Third, rear . „, „ .

Hartnady John, molder John G. lis, dwl 521 Howard
Hartneg August, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Hartner Edward, printer, dwl 14 Ohio
Hartner John, waiter, dwl 14 Ohio
Hartnett Bridget Mrs., groceries and liquors, *2 I'lrst
Hartnett Daniel (Hartnett it Barry), dwl E s Fair Oaks
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third , „„„ r i

Hartnett Edward, hostler Josii* H. Swam, dwl 308 Fol
Hartnett Joseph M., dwl 63 JeaSe
Hartnett Michael, wood and coal, 343 Jessie
Hartnett William, teamster Bay View Distillerj', dwl bix-
teenth Av nr Railroad, South S. F.

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Rheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Oa|

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Hartnett William, waiter Oraiui Hotel

MART.N'ETT A BARKY (Danirl Hartnett and James

Ilarrif), proptrs Golden Ka^'le Hotel, 402-40<l B<lwy
Hartney Frank P., clerk Elisha T. I'arbox, dwl NW "cor

Octavia and Union
Hartoir Charles, barkeeper Edward Newman, dwl 5 Cen-
tral I'l
Harto«- Kdward, interpreter langua^'es, office and dwl 611

Washinifton
Hartrick Kilward, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl

13 Moss
Hartshorn Edraond F. (Hartshorn ife McPhtm), dwl 646

Fourth
Hartshorn Elbridge {Hartshorn <t Kittredge), dwl 844

Valencia
Hartshorn Henry J., with Hartshorn & Kittredge, dwl

844 Valencia
Hartshorn Joseph, dwl 110 Taylor
Hartshorn & Kittredge (Elbridqe Hartshorn and George

S. Kittredge), wines and liquors, NW cor Stockton

and Ellis
Hartshorn & McPhun (Ednuind F. Hartshorn and WU-

liatn McPhun), window shades, upholstery, and pa-
per han^inifs, 112 Fourth
Hartshome Benjamin M., president Colorado S. N. Co.,

office 10 Market, dwl Palace Hotel
Hartshorne F. J. , miner, dwl 104 Taylor
Hartshome -f. P., carpenter, dwl 1142.T Market
H.iRTSIIOR.V'E SAMI'EL, billiard saloon, Thurlow

Block, E s Kearny bet Sutteraiid Post, dwl 1705Gough
Hartt C. J., shipcarpenter, dwl 227 Second
Hartter Gustave, frame preparer S. & G. Gump, dwl 134

Fourth
Hartter Louis, groceries and provisions, 524 Market, dwl

9* Oak Grove Av
Hartter. Sec Harter
Hartung Jacob, barkeeper Augfiist Biedenbach, dwl 257

Minna
Hartung Theodore, manufacturing jeweler, 423 Pine, dwl

109 Oak
Hartvie Augusta Mrs., professor music, dwl 220 Stockton
Hartwell Jeremiah T., watchman Bav View House, dwl

Twenty-fifth nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Hartwig Charles, engineer Southern Pac. R. R.,dwl215

Shotwell
fiartwig Charlotte, midwife, dwl 21.5 Shotwell
Hartwig Henretta Miss, dwl 236 Fifth
Hartwig Tlieodore, marblecutter Larseneur & Sheerin,

res Oakland
Harty , laborer, dwl N a Pine bet Broderick and

Baker
Harty John, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Harty John A., policeman City Hall, dwl 516 Minna
Harty Michael, laborer, dwl N s Pine bet Broderick and

Baker
Hart^ Michael T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Wharf, dwl 214

Ritch
Harty Thomas, laborer, dwl N s Pine bet Broderick and

Baker
Hartz Carl H., manager S. F. Stock Brewery Depot, 516

Mission
Hartz Christian, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Hartz John, teamster Nicholas Bruns, dwl 617 Davis
Hartz William, master mariner, dwl 778 Harrison
Hartzell Axel T., passe-partoutmaker Snow &, May, dwl

314 O'Farrell
Hartzell Charles A., passe-partoutmaker Snow & May,

dwl NE cor California and Broderick
Hartzog Charles, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Har\-ev Benjamin F. , cigars and tobacco, 620 Sacramento,

dwl n7 Pacific
Harvey Benjamin F., engineer tugboat Wizard, dwl 1016

Montgomerj'
Harvey Benjamin P., engineer steam tug Neptune, dwl

lOlG Montgomery
Harvey Bernard, merchant tailor, 26^ Fourth
Harve}- Charles, carpenter, dwl l(i Allen
Harvey Charles C, stockbroker, oftice 316 Montgomery

dwl NW cor Washington and Devisadero
Han-ey Charles M., dwl 704 Larkin
Harvey D. B., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Harvey Edward B., foreman, dwl 1026 Montgomery
Harvey Edward E., dwl W s Castro nr Nineteenth
Harvey Edward L., deputy county clerk, dwl 683 Mission
Harvey Eliza (widow), dwl 505 Filbert
Har\'ey Emeline ^widow),*dwl 24 Washington Av
Harvey Francis P. , engineer tugboat Wizard, dwl 1026

Montgomery
Harvey George D., carpenter Andrew Frei, dwl 505 Filbert

Harvey George H., captain tugboat Neptune, dwl 1016

Montgomery
Harvoy Oreen O. , laborer, dwl 1026 Montgomery
Harvey Henry, dwl 22i Bluxome
Harvey H. M., clerk Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl 534

Bush
Harvey Isabel C. Mrs. , nurse Ladies' Pro. Relief Soc.

Home, NE cor Geary and Franklin
Harvey James, Shii> Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Harvey James C, painter, dwl 1005 Clay
Harvey J. D., student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

725 Sutter
Harvey John, carpenter, dwl 117 Ellis
Har\ey John, fireman, dwl 1031 Dupont
Harvey John, longshoreman, dwl 233 Berry
Harvey John C, barkeeper George M. Gardner, dwl 505

Filbert
Harvey John D., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 100 Ber-
nard
Harvey John W., engineer tugboat Water Witch, dwl 1016

Montgomery
Harvey Joseph, clerk, dwl 814 Clay
Harvey Joseph, fish dealer, 33 Centre Market, dwl 308

Mason
Har\'ey Joseph, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Harvey Le Roy G., bookkeeper Farmers' and Mechanics'

Bank of Savings, owl 1311 California
Harvey Lou Miss, copyist county clerk's office
Harvey M., machinist Hinckley k Co.
Harvey Martin, laborer, dwl 1031 Dupont
Harvey Mary, waitress Mrs. C. Dunlap, dwl 427 Sutter
Harvey Mary Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 127 Keam}'
Harvey Mary Ann Mrs., dwl 2012 Larkin
Harvev Michael, laborer, dwl First nr Mission
Harvey Miles M. (George H. Tay d: Co.), dwl 1006 Post
Harvey N. Mrs., bakery, 117 Ellis
Harvey N. B. , fireman tugboat Wizard, dwl 1026 Mont
Harvey Peter, coachman Lick House, dwl 655 Howard
Harvey Robert, dwl 341 Brj'ant

Harvey William, machinist, dwl E s How nr Twenty-first
Harvey William H., drayman Howe & Hall, dwl 915 Stock
Harville John S., clerk New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co., dwl 701 Post
Harville Phoebe J., furnished rooms, 701 Post
Harwood Charles B., broom manuf, dwl 925 Capp
Harwood George, pantryman stm Mohongo, Broadway St.

Wharf
Harwood Tennie (widow), dwl 416 Greenwich
Haryear F. L., second officer Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
HAS KROITK JOSEPH (Sumner Whitney & Co.),

dwl 113 Page
Hasan James, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Fran-
cisco
Hasbeck Theodore, Lumbermeft's Pro. Union, 71 New

Montgomery
Hasbrouck Henry C. , captain Fourth U. S. Artillery, dwl

Presidio Barracks
Hasbrouck I. A., mining, office 309 California room 17,

dwl 568 Folsom
Hasch Ernest J., fireman S. F. Pac. Glass Works, dwl 5

Crook nr Townsend
HASt'HOWSKY A., proptr Humboldt Pavilion, SW

cor Mission and Fifteenth
Hasel William, teamster, dwl E s Fourteenth Av nr P,

South S. F.
Haselbush John, with Christian Feldmann
Hasell John, laborer, dwl 31 Clara, rear
Haseltine Asa A., groceries and hardware, 423 Davis, dwl

38 Tehama
H.4SELTIXE rH.4RLE.S E., stevedore, office 34 and

36 Steuart, dwl W s San Jos6 Av nr Twenty-sixth
Haseltine Edwin R., clerk Asa A. Haseltine, dwl 29 Clara
Haseltine Robert E., clerk, dwl 29 Clara
Haseltine William, auctioner and commission merchant,

622 and 624 Clay, dwl 622 Clay
Hasenberg Meyer, porter R. D. W. Davis & Co., dwl 727^

Clementina
Hasenfuss Frederick (L. Bauer li- Co.), dwl 1260 Market
Ha?er George, steward S. F. Bar Assn, dwl 811 Pacific
Hasey James, fireman stm Amador, Market St. Wharf
Hasey Samuel L. (Hasey d- Lancaster), dwl 108 Ellis
Hasey & Lancaster (Samuel L. Hnsey and F. G. Lancas-
ter), importers and retail plated ware, fancy goods,

etc. , 32 Keamv
Hashagen Charles,' driver Central R. R., dwl 529 Sixth
Hashagen John, clerk John Schroder, dwl 812 Mission
Hashagen Louis, expressman, dwl 39 Jackson

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., maimfacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchantl

Hashagen Martin, junk, 508 Sixth

Hashagen. See Hasshagen

Haskell Augustus, clerk S. P. Fisher & Co., dwl 12 Te-
hama

Haskell Charles L., foreman William F. Dorrance, dwl
1S04 Mason

Haskell Daniel H. , wheelsman U. S. revenue stm John
F. Hartley, Front St. Wharf

Haskell D. H., attorney at law and town-site agent Cen-
tral Pac. R. R. , office NE cor Fovirth and Towusend
room 31, res Sacramento City

Haskell E., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.

Haskell Edward W., mining, dwl 410 Second

Ha-skell Ellen P. Miss, dwl 038 Howard

Haskell Frank, gasfitter W. R. Allen, dwl 624 Jessie

Haskell Frank J., stockkeeper Levi Strauss it Co., dwl 21
Ellis

Haskell Frank E., extraman Engine No. 6 S. F. F. D.

Haskell George H., first mate ship Washington Libby,
dwl 1110 Batterj-

Haskell George H., teamster Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 414
Minna

Haskell George S., teas and groceries, 605 Market, Grand
Hotel, dwl 207 Turk

Haskell George W. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 240 Bran

Haskell Gilbert W., mining, dwl 724 Guerrero

Haskell H. N., traveler, dwl 769 Folsom

Haskell John, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel

Haskell John L. , dwl 1010 Stockton

Haskell Phineas {Haskell J- Jiodc), dwl 875 Folsom

Haskell & Bode (Phineas Haskell and Adolph W. Bode),
sash, doors and blinds, 439 Brannan

Haskin Joseph W., mining, dwl 1115 Post

Haskins Daniel, laborer, dwl 724 Union, rear

Haskins Isaac, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada

Haskms Isaac, proptr Lake House, terminus Mission and
Ocean Beach Road

Haskins John, broker, dwl 52 Second

Haskins Samuel, cigamiaker, 23 j Geaiy

Hasle John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 Howard

Haslam Henry, salesman James De la Moutanya, dwl
SW cor Union and Larkin

Hasler Henrj', laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 How-
ard

Hasler Jacob (Hasler ic Co.), dwl Francisco bet Steiner
and Pierce

Hasler & Co. (Jacob Hasier and George Russe), milk-
ranch, Francisco bet Steiner and Pierce

Haslett H. , dwl 400 Geary

Haslett John W. , carpenter, dwl 439 Jessie

Haslett Samuel, clerk C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dwl 400
Geary

Hasley H. , laborer A. F. Spear & Co. , 218 Drumm •

Hasloe Mill and Mining Co. (Mariposa County, Cal.),
William A. M. Van Bokkelen secretary, oiffice 320
Sansom room 21

Hass John, teamster Drumniond & Lemont, dwl Mission
Av bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth

Hass Joseph S., exjiressman, dwl 1712 Larkin, rear

Hassan Thomas, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island

Hassard Henry H., clerk R. G. Dim k Co., dwl 41C Vallejo

Hassel Alexander, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Hassel George, jwlisher M. D. Nile, dwl 561 Stevenson

Hassel Henry, vegetables, 541 Merchant, dwl N s Dorland
bet Church and Sanchez

Hassel. See Hassell

Hasselbach George, market, 154 Steuart, dwl SWcor Steu-
art and Howard

Hasselbusch John, barkeeper, dwl 1601 Dupont

Hassell James, surveyor New Zealand Insurance Co., res
Oakland

Hassell. See Hassel

Hasselquist Louis, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont

Hasselquist Nonus A., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont

Hassen Barbara Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 304 Minna

Hassen K. M. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primary
School

Hassen William, porter J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 1606
Pacific

HAK8EXrFLir(i FUEDERK'K, apothecary, 1411 Du-
pont, dwl 1413 DujKint

Hasser John, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson

Hassctt Edward, dairjTnan Patrick Casgrow, dwl E s
Folsom nr Serpentine Av

Hassett James B., clerk, dwl 1324 Broadway

Hassett John, carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 65
Jessie

HASSETT M.4RTIK C, attorney at law, office 637
Kearny, dwl 13 Raixsch

Hassett Mary A. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School,

dwl 13 Raush
Hassett Patrick, farmer, dwl 13 Rausch
Hassett Stephen, laborer supt. streets, dwl 23 Frederick,

rear
Hassett Thomas, tailor Michael Short, dwl 733 Market
Hassett William J., foreman Frank Eastman, dwl 344

Seventh
Hassey Frank A., stockbroker, office 402 Montgomerj-,

dwl 716 Green
Hasshagen John, merchant, dwl 15 Willow Av
Hasshagen. See Hashagen
Hassinger Lewis, painter, dwl 811 Filbert
Hasslinger John (Hasslingcr .t Ewald), dwl 15 John
Hasslinger & Ewald (John Hasslhi'/er and Theodore

Ewald), hair dressing saloon, 1218 Stockton
Hassmer Valentin, groceries and liquors, SE cor Powell

and Washington
Hasson J. C, clerk, dwl 329 Minna
Hasson William, blacksmith, dwl 11 Hubbard
Hast Edward S., bookkeeper Bank of California, dwl 617

Valencia
Haste Herman R., clerk Haste & Kirk, dwl 1008 Market
Haste John Henry (Haste dr Kirk), res Berkelej'
Haste Julius A., clerk Haste & Kirk, dwl 009 Locust Av
HASTE «t KIRK (John Henry Haste aiid Christian

Kirk), iron and coal, 21-25 Beale
Hastedt Ferdinand, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont

and Morton, dwl 29 Morton
Hastie James N., clerk Charles Wittram, 39 Mont Block
Hastings A. H., actor Baldwin's Academy of Music
Hastings Alonzo T. , patentniedicines, dwl 009 Jackson
Histings Benjamin, druggist and apothecary, SW cor

Fourth and Harrison
Hastings Benjamin F., office 331 Montgomer}' room 27,

dwl 209 Turk
Hastings Carrie Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary School,

dwl 916 Vallejo
Hastings C. C. & Co., C. H. Mann manager, importers,

manufacturers and retailers clothing, SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Hastings C. F. D., trustee S. C. Hastings, office 2 Court

Block 636 Clay, dwl Russ House
Hastings Charles C. (C. C. Ha.vtings d: Co.), res New York
Hastings Charles E., clerk Crane, Hastings & Co., dwl 902

O'Farrell
Hastings Charles P. , law student room 2 Court Block,

636 Clav, dwl Russ House
Hastings E." E. Mrs., boarding 124 and 126 Tyler
Hastings E. L. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1329 Leavenworth
Hastings E. O. F., dwl 229 Geary
Hastings Everett L. Mrs. (widow), (Cran-e, H. <t Co.), dwl

902 O'FarreU
Hastings Frank, clerk, dwl W and nr San Miguel Station
Hastings George, salesman E. S. Moulton i Co., dwl

Washington nr Davis
Hastings George A., carpenter and builder, 122 Geary,

dwl 352 Clementina
Hastings George B., dwl 209 Turk
Hastings Henrv, laborer New Citv Hall, dwl 15 Second
HASTINGS HOWARD ¥., cashier Merchants' Ex-
change Bank, office 423 California, dwl 1012 Bush
Hastings John, physician, dwl 1215 Sutter
Hastings John F., photogitipher John H. Peters, 156

Third
Hastings J. U., gymnast, dwl 209 Turk
Hastings Lyndon A., compositor D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl

11 Harriet
H.iSTINCiS S. C'UXTOX, real estate, office 2 Court

Block 636 Clay
Hastings Thomas, laborer new U. S. Appraises'a Build-
ing, dwl 414i Clementina
Hastings .& Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 734 Com
Hastorf Charles L., captain brig Sea Waif, dwl 139 Ship
Hasty Alonzo P., drayman, cor Front and Pine
Hasty Walter F., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl

330 Sutter
Haswell Charles C, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl

1017 Howard
Haswell G. C, clerk Custom House, dwl lOSJ^ Fifth
Haswell John C, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 526

Greenwich
Haswell Mary A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,

dwl 526 Greenwich
Haswell Nellie C. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar

School, dwl 526 Greenwich *
Hatch Algernon A., machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwl 636

California
Hatch Asa D., commission merchant, dwl 1825 Pine

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

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Hatch A. T., repairer Western Union Telegraph, dwl 430

Di-uinm
fiatch Charles, master bark Harrison, dwl 238Steuart
VOatch Charles E., attorney at law, utiice 507 Moiitj^uiuery,

dwl 132'. Pine
Hatch E. C. Xlrs. (widow), dwl 203 Powell
Hatch Kdward, drayman, dwl 21 Stevenson
Hatch Kihvard B., carjienter, dwl 54S Howard
Hatch h>edcrick A., dwl 1825 Pine
Hatch (ieorge, dwl 725 O'Farrell
Hatch Heiirv C. , shii)carpcntcr, dwl 005 Fell
HaU'h James (Galla{iher & H.\ dwl 19 SUiily PI
Hatch .I.inies, lircinan stnir Cora, Market St. Wharf
Hatch J. H. {Hatch <(,• Tlwmxon), dwl 213 Geary
Hatch John, clerk, dwl 2:5 Ellis

Hatch John, conipusitt)r ilomini,' Call, dwl 649 Folsom
Hatch ,Iohn, stairbuilder Langland & Leach
Hatch Josephine, seamstress S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Hatch .\I;iiT (widowl, dwl 649 Folsom
Hatch Millard 0., dwl 10 Hamilton PI
Hatch P., laborer, dwl Xevada House, 27 Minna
Hatch T., laborer A- M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

Wliarf
Hatch T. H. & Co. {Richard J/. Brangon), merchants,

office 31S Front
Hatch Theodore H. {T. II. Hatch ,{• Co.), dwl 811 Hyde
Hatch Thomas, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 304

Se\enth
Hatch Wallace, watertender S. S. Empire, dwl 77 Clem-
entina
Hatch W. H., dwl 14 Turk
Hatch William, clerk, dwl 111 Gean'
Hatch William, laborer, dwl 18 Miller PI
Hatch William, teamster Pac. Glue Manuf. Co., dwl

Harrr PI nr Lajruna
Hatch William 0. {Hatch <t- Lexi,tB), dwl 335J Tliird
Hatch & Lexow ( Willia 'rt 0. Hatch and Frederick Lexow),

bootmakers, 335J^ Third
Hatch & Thompson (G. //. Hatch and William F. Thomp-

KOii), dentists, office 213 Gearj"
Hatchett Richard, chief steward Pacific Mail S. S. Costa

Rica
Hatfield Charles, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Hatfield Joseph, shoemaker Francis X. Kast, dwl 110 Val-
paraiso
Hatfie'.d William M. , bookkeeper G. C.Johnson & Co.,

dwl 20 Hawthorne
Hathaway R. R., dwl 130 Fifth
Hathaway Charles A., real estate, office 402'Montgomer}'

room' 9, dwl 2118 Pacific Av
Hathaway Charles D., clerk New York Bakerj", dwl 611

Stockton
Hathaway Edmund V., proptr Hathaway's Warehouse

and Rincon Point Warehouse, foot Spear, dwl 38

South Park
Hathaway Frank, laborer, dwl 664 Bryant bet Fifth and

Sixth
Hathaway Frederick M. {Poland it //.), dwl 1069 Howard
Hathaway George, housecarpenter, dwl 117 Welsh
Hathaway James, driver Central R. R., dwl 420 Sixth
Hathaway Job T., porter Richard Patrick & Co., dwl 21

Silver
Hathaway John D. , stockbroker, office 322 J Montgomery,

dwl S s Liberty nr Valencia
Hathaway Xathanj carpenter Scheerer & King, dwl 2217

Howard
Hathaway Riifus, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

113 Virginia

Hathawaj- Rufus H., clerk Martin Buzzini, dwl 1238 Mar-
ket
Hathaway Samuel Herbert, bookkeeper John B. Wattles,

dwl 1221 Washington
Hathaway Stephen F., advertising agent, dwl E s Polk nr

Lombard
Hathaway William H., clerk A. Roman & Co., dwl 2217

Howard
Hathaway's Warehouse, E. V. Hathaway proptr. Spear St.

WHiarf, foot Spear
Hathaway's Wharif, foot Spear
HATIIKKTO.X EDtVAUD A., architect new City

Hall, dwl 1206 Market
Hatherton John, carpenter, dwl 1028 Market
Hathey Eliza (widow), dwl 673 Clementina
Hathlcck Au^jiist, dwl 30 Silver, rear
Hathonie Henr>- W., secretary N. B. and Mission R, R.;

dwl 906 Market
Hathorne James A., seaman, dwl XW cor Steuart and

Mission

Hatraau George W., milkronch, NW cor Union and

Franklin
Hatnian Minnie Miss, teacher Tyler St. Primary School,

dwl 511 Pine
Hatman Patrick, laborer < riental Pock, dwl 17 Fourth
Hatridge James, longshoreman, dwl 412 Broadway
Hatt William J., porter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

South S. F.
Hattabough Isaac L., milkman A. T. Noble & Co., dwl

cor San Jose Road and Thirtieth
Hattabou^^h William, milkman A. T. Noble & Co., dwl

cor San Jose Av and Thirtieth
Hatteroth William, imi)orter and manuf surgical, dental

and electrical instruments, 28 Geary, dwl 651 Stev
Hattlc Jacob, coffee stand, dwl W s Scott bet Ellis and

O'Farrell
Hattman George W., milkman,' dwl Union bet Franklin

and Gimyh
Hatton Eleanora (widow), dwl 8 Mowry Alley
Hatton Heni-j-, gardener Henrj- Neely, dwl NW cor Twen-
tieth and Harrison
Hatton Julia Miss, seamstress, dwl 210 Eleventh
Hattoi) Mary Louisa Miss, dwl 8 Mowrj- Alley
Hatton Robert, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl NW cor

Georgia and Shasta
Hatton Thomas F., foreman Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s

Louisiana nr Shasta
Hatton Thoin-as H., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Hatton William, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills
Hattuck Bartholome, tailor, dwl 9 Gilbert
Hatz John T., iuljuster \\iieeler & Wilson Manuf. Co.,

dwl 738 Broadway
Haub Conrad, laborer, dwl 15 Mowtj' Alley
Haub John, waiter New York Bakerj% dwl 919 Brj'ant
Haub Philip, market, 1505 Stocktottj dwl 618 Greenwich
Haubenbach Martin, laborer Pac. Barrel «& Keg Co., dwl

624 Brannan
Haubrich Frederick W., proprietor Martin's Restaurant,

023 Commercial
Hauck George, foreman vamisher Kragen & Co., dwl 50

Clementina
Hauck Mathias. dwl 515 Sacramento
Hauck Stephen, watchman Kragen & Co., dwl 50 Clem
Haudbine Durah Mrs., fruit and vegetables, 342 Third
H.iI'DBIXE JIT-IAX <". It., painter Progress Carriage

Factory, 25 and 27 Valencia
HaUer Charles, clerk, dwl 262 Minna
Hauffe FYederiek, special watchman Mission Bay Ware-
house, dwl 168i Silver
Hauffe John Frederick, private watchman, dwl 170J

Silver
Hauftmann Arto, artist, dwl 5 Hardie PI
Hang Gustave, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

409 Howard, rear
Hang Julius, clerk Bernhard Falck, dwl 113 Second
Haugh James {Powers it H.), dwl SW cor Pine and Fill-

ra(3re
Haugh James G., salesman Jas. W. Bumham & Co., dwl

E s Chattanooga bet Twentj'-first and Twenty-second
Haugh Michael, laborer, dwl 54 Crocker
Haughan Frederick, dwl 421 Fourth
Haughey Francis, helper Cooper & Dunphrey, dwl 23

Minna, rear
Haughey James, steward, dwl 3 Beale PI off Main
Haughton Henrj-, stevedore, dwl 804 Third
Haughton James, artist, dwl 8 Clementina
Haughton John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 140

First
Haughwout Tunis, salesman Jason Springer, dwl 1707

Sacramento
Haun Catherine (widow), dwl 927 Post
Haup George, milkman, dwl 860 Harrison
Haupt Henry, liquor saloon, 645 Wash, dwl 436 Green
Haupt Viola Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 805 Howard
Haupt William, butcher, dwl 20 Page
Hauptli Gabriel, carpenter Emil Amendt, dwl 9 St.

Charles PI
Hans Eben, sawj-er, dwl 19 Hinckley
Hauschild DeMrich, dwl S s Fourteenth bet Howard and

Folsom
Hauschild Ferdinand, porter Schultz & Von Bargen, SE

cor Front and California
Hauschild Peter, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Hauschildt Henry {T. HamchUdt it Bro.), dwl 311

Seventh
Hauschildt John, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Hauschildt T. & Bro. {Henry Hauschildt), groceries and

liquors, 311 Seventh

'AMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchaij

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Hauschildt Theodore (r. Havschildt d: Bro.), dwl 311

Seventh
Hausdori Frank C, bookkeeper, dwl 7 Franklm
Hause Adolph, dwl 318 Sutter
Hause Christopher, carpenter, dwl 30 Clara, rear
Hause Edward W., bookkeeper S. W. Rosenstock & [Co.,

dwl 9 0akGr. ve Av
Hause Hermann, tailor Joseph Kolbie, dwl Jersey bet

Third and Fourth „ c ^.i ,

Hause Robert E., Silverman Pacific Mail S. S. City ol

Tokio
HausenChristopher C, dwl 2Hagfnn
Hansen Henry, carpenter Goodall, Nelson & Perkins, dwl

1319 Capp , , , „.

HauserAdam G., maltster Ferdinand Scherr, dwl W s

Fourteenth nr Folsom
Hauser Albert, ivoryturner J. G. H. Meyer, dwl 32 Te-

Hauser Albert, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,
dwl 1229 Union

Hauser Bernhardt, expressman, SE cor Broadway ana
Stockton, dwl 637 Broadway

Hauser Conrad, liquor saloon, 637 Broadway

Hauser Conrad, maltster Pioneer Malt House, dwl 125
Francisco

Hauser Conrad, peddler, dwl 21 Jansen

Hauser Conrad W., farrier F. D. S. Laraen, dwl 529 Va-
lencia

Hauser David {Ackerman Brothers), dwl 193 Hyde

Hauser Frank, brewer, dwl 5 Polk Lane, nr Stockton

Hauser Georjje, fireman S. F. and Pacific Glass Works,
dwl 9 Liberty nr To\\Tisend

Hauser Hermann, hairdresser, 120 Post, dwl 222 Stock

Hauser I^atz, laborer, dwl 529 Greenwich

Hauser John, musician Bella Union Theater, dwl Vallejo
PI

Hauser John C, barkeeper Conrad Hauser, dwl 1214^ Fol

Hauser Joseph, salesman, dwl 193 Hyde

Hauser Louis B., musician Bella Union Theater, dwl 813

Hauser Rudolph, salesman, dwl 351 Clementina

Hauser Victor, manuf jewelry, 417 Bush, dwl 947 Mission

Hausler. See Hauesler

Hausman Charles W., tailor, dwl 46 Louisa

Hausman Frederick, foreman Cabanas & Co. cigar factorj',

dwl 443 Jessie
Hausman Frederick H., bookkeeper Diez, Bertz & Co.,

dwl 9 South Park
Hausmann Jacob, fruit peddler, dwl 22S Oak
Hausmann John G., groceries and liquors, 538 Valencia
Hausmann Louis, (S. Hausmann <i- Co.), res Europe
Hausmann Peter, clerk Frederick Dahmke, dwl 7 Berrj'
Hausmann S. & Co. (Louis Hausmann), importers and

manuf s looking-glasses, picture frames, etc., 222 San
Hausmann Siegfried (S. Hausmann J: Co), dwl 513 Eddy
Hausmann. See Haussman
Haussler Frederick (Frederick Haussler & Co.), dwl 513

Haussler Frederick & Co. i^illiam H. Haussler), market,

513 Pacific
Haussler Leonard F., carpenter, 231 Jackson, dwl 1116

Broadway
Haussler William H. (Frederick Haussler <t Co.), dwl 404

Green
Haussmann Adolph, commission, dwl 216 Tjier
Haussmann Henry, salesman H. Wronkow & Co., dwl 216

Tv-ler
Haussmann John Henrj-, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl

6 Geneva
Haussmann. See Hausman and Hausmann
Hau.itein Henry, machinist Iron Works, dwl 5J Decatur
Hauler Peter, seaman, dwl 150 Steuart
Hautier Charles, Swiss Benev. Soc. , 627 Commercial
HSvecter Henr}', liquor saloon, 528 Third
Haveley William T., clerk superintendent's oflSce South-
ern Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl

209 Kearny
Havelin Charles, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl E s

Sansom bet Union and Filbert i

Haven Charles D., secretan.- Union Insuntnce Co., office

416 California, res Oakland
Haven Egbert D., law student Gray & Haven, dwl 42 Bart-

lett
Haven James M. (Gray it H.), attorney at law, office 426

California, res Oakland
Havener Edward C, shipcarpenter, dwl 538 Folsom
Havener James, calker L. S. Allen, dwl 13 .\nthuny
Havens Albert W., clerk Consolidated Virginia M. Co., res

Oakland

If.

Havens Charles, teamster, dwl 517 Mission
Havens Charles D., bookkeeper Stoutenborough & Hall,
res Oakland \

Havens C. J., architect Pet«r Schmidt, dwl 933 Howard
Havens Edward M., dwl 517 Mission
Havens Edward S., gasfitter, dwl 303 Third
Havens Frank C, clerk Hubbard & Co., res Oakland
Havens G., dwl 636 Commercial

Havens Henrj', porter E. Chielovich & Co., res Alameda
Havens Howard, bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly &.Co., dwl

1911 Sacramento
Havens H. T., collector, dwl 903 Third
Havens William F., bookkeeper Horace Da^is & Co., dwl

405 Leavenworth
Haver Henrj', wine and liquor saloon, 210 Dupont, dwl 17

Sumner
Haverside John, rigger, dwl 81 Clementina
Haverstick William H. (Stairley <t H.), dwl Grand Hotel
Haverty Melvina Miss, dressmaker, dwl 115 Shipley
Havev B. S., groceries, 53 Everett
Haviland Annie Miss, dwl 305 Leavenworth
Havilan John, dravman Ha.ste & Kirk, dwl 35 Clementina
Haviland John P. (Wilmerding, Kellogi/ <t Co.), dwl 725

Pine
Havlin John (Havlin * Dorsey), dwl 413 Pine
Havlin & Dorsey (J. Havlin and P. Dorsey), liquor

saloon, 413 Pine
H.4.W.4IIAX ISL.4XDS, Henry W. Severance consul,

office 405 Front, dwl 734 Geary
Hawell Samuel, barkeeper, dwl 4 Kent
Hawes A. , dwl 114 Ellis
HAWES ALEXAXDER G., office 426 Montgomery,

dwl 1015 Polk
Hawes Benjamin C, sun'eyor Oliver Hawes, res Oakland
Hawes Charles M., milkranch, S s Napa nr Arkansas
Hawes David B., captain bark Adelaide Cooper, office

Pier 4 Steuart
Hawes Elisha, president Pac. Granite Co., dwl 19 Hamp-
ton PI
Hawes George A., carpenter, dwl 1426 Pacific
Hawes 01ive~r, insurance agent, office 317 California, res

Oakland
Hawes Patrick, piledriver, dwl 238 Steuart
Hawes Valentine, junk dealer, dwl N s McAllister bet

Lott and Lvon
Hawk Benjamin, painter Baldwin's Academy of Music
Hawk John, organist, dwl 8 Dupont
Hawke G. , carpenter Cal. Planing Mills
Hawke John C, assistant mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl

921 Pacific
Hawkes George E., carpenter George A. Hastings, dwl 2S

Moss
Hawkes Y. N., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 85

Natoma
Hawkes Henry, laborer Hinckley & Co.
Hawkes John, laborer Lyon & Co., dwl 420 Chestnut
Hawkes Joseph, teamster, dwl 710 Fulton
Hawkes Robert K., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Hawkes. See Hawks
Hawkey John, engineer stm Mare Island, Berkeley Ferry,

Front St.Wharf
Hawkins Arthur K. (McNally <t- H.), dwl 603 Polk
Hawkins Charies B., painter, dwl NAY cor Sixth and

Brj-ant ^ ,

Hawkins C. P., driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl S s Bush ni

Polk
Hawkins C. W., dwi W s Brooks nr Market
Hawkins Francis C, clerk, dwl 810 O'Farrell
Hawkins George, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Hawkins George, watchman Pac. Refijiery and Bullior

Exchange, res Alameda
Hawkins Harrison M. , carpenter, dwl W s Pennsylvanu

Av, nr Mariposa
Hawkins Horatio B., patternmaker, dwl 539 Second
Hawkins Horatio B. Jr., engineer, dwl 541 Second
Hawkins I., dwl 863^ Market

Hawkins J., engineer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Driimm
Hawkins James, dwi 405 Kearny

Hawkins James, steward P. M. S. S. China , . ■.

Hawkins James M. , gold and silverplater, CISJ Merchant k
dwl 233 Third "^

Hawkins J. Gates, laborer dwi 541 Second
Hawkins J. J. E. , stockbroker, dwi 930 Market
Hawkins Joseph P., engineer, dwi 1215 Pacific
Hawkins Michael (Daly .{• //.), dwl Occidental Hotel
Hawkins Olof, rigger, dwl 428 Tehama
Hawkins Patrick, paver superintendent streets
Hawkins Patrick C, can^enter, dwi 309 Bay
Hawkins Peter, calker, dwi 129 Folsom

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., bXsMITH, M.D., Prop

^31 P. VAN SCHAACK iS; CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1862.

Hawkins Kaliih, dwl 620 Washinj^rton

Hawkins Robert, miner, dwl 307 Tyler

Hawkins Samuel, carpenter, dwl Heinz's Hotel

Hawkins S. M. Mrs., lodjfings, 33 Oeary

HaVkins Thomas H., dwl 284 Stevenson

Hawkins William (Hawk-inK .<• Cantrell), dwl 415 Minna

Hawkins William, cook McKittrick & Keaniy, dwl 863^
Market

Hawkins William, machinist, dwl 233 Third

Hawkins AV'illiam J., haker John A. Hums, dwl 517 Cal

Hawkins K Cantrell (WUliam Hawkins and Thmnas G.
Cantrell), machine works, 210 and 212 Beale

Hawkinson Jane Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 131 Turk

Hawks A. D., bookkeejier Pac. Tyjw Foundr)-, dwl 1122
Vallejo

Hawks C. W., general agent Kansas City, St. Joseph and
Council Bluff, Missouri Pacific, and St. Louis, Kan-
sas City, and Northern R. R.'s; office 4 New Mont-
gomery Palace Hotel, dwl 540 Second

Hawks F. "H. Miss, assistant Pac. Type Foundry, dwl 1122
A'allejo

Hawks Harriet (widow), dwl 750 Mission

Hawks Henrj- D., clerk Child & Maguire.dwl 750 Mission

Hawks N. C. , manager Pac. Ty\>e Foundry, office 532
Clay, dwl 1122 Vallejo

Hawks. See Hawkes

Hawksley John, carpenter, dwl 1110 Eddy

Hawlette Michael, laundryman City and County Hospital,

Hawley Alexander H., S. F. Live Stock Exchange, NW
cor Potter and Mission, dwl 109 Leavenworth

Hawley Carson B., salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 109 Leav

Hawley Charles, bricklayer, dwl 406 Broadway

Hawley Charles, clerk Kedington & Co., dwl 1142^ Market

Hawley Charles, mason, dwl 636 Union

Hawley Charles A. (Charles A . Hawley it- Co.), dwl 1414
Sacramento

Hawley Charles A. & Co. (E. J. Bobinson), importers and
jobbers hardware and agricultural implements, etc.,
412 Market

Hawley Charles J. (C. J. Hawley d- Co.), res Brooklj-n

HAWLEY <". .1. A- rO. (Joseph El/elt), wholesale and
retail grocers, 215 and 217 Sutter

Hawley Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Ed-
ward F. Stone secretary, office 419 California room 3

Hawley I)., fireman stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf

Hawley Daniel, laborer, dwl 11 O'Farrell Alley

Hawley David N., salesman Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl
1208 Mission

Hawley Ebenezer R. (Pat. Straic Works), dwl 324 Ritch

Hawley Edward A., clerk Welch & Co., 109 California

Hawlev Eliza M. Miss, saleswoman Hasey & Lancaster,
dwl 316 O'Farrell

Hawley Emma Miss, dwl 31 Eddy

Hawley Eugene W., clerk Richard P. Tenney, dwl 2840
Mission

Hawley George C, engineer stm Salinas, dwl Ws Bryant
bet Twenty-fourth and Twentv-fifth

Hawley George T. (Marcus C. Hawley <t Co.), dwl 32
South Park
HT, Hawley Jacob (Harrington <jt Co.), dwl SW cor Turk and
Laguna

Hawley John, seaman brig Sea Waif, Howard St. Wharf
j>i Hawlev John M., bookkeeper Searles & Wolf, dwl 316

O'Farrell
ti Hawley J. S., dwl 930 Market

Hawley Levi H., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl 225
Tyler

Hawley Lucian, supervisor Internal Revenue, office 123
H California room 7, dwl Lincoln House

j« Hawlev Marcus C. (Marcus C. Hawley J; Co.), res New

York
la Hawley Marcus C. & Co. (George T. and Walter X. Haw-
ley), importers and jobbers hardware and agricultural
implements, 108 and 110 Front, and 12 and 14 Pine

Hawley Michael, hostler, dwl 1135 Folsom

Hawley Nathan E., carpenter, dwl 2840 Mission bet
Th euty-fourth and Twenty-fifth

Hawley P., laborer, dwl N s Pine bet Broderick and
Baker
jt, Hawley Samuel, boilermaker, dwl 254 Brannan

Hawley Walter N. (Marcus C. Hawley <fc Co.), dwl 960
Howard

Haworth James, dwl 569 Brj-ant

riawson Samuel C, salesman Payot, Upham & Co., res
Oakland

riawthorne J., deckhand stm Kalorama, Pacific St. Wharf

Hawthorne Charles, stonecutter William Mathews, dwl

NE cor Sacramento and Broderick
Hawthorne Edward, dwl 640 Mission

Hawthorne Harfj', stonecutter William Mathews, dwl NE
cor Sacramento and Broderick

Hawtnorne Louisa Miss, actress Baldwin's Academy of
Music

Hawthorne. Sec Hathome

Hawver William, foreman Pac. Iron Works, dwl 338 Main

Hawxhurst Henry S., dwl 427 Fulton

Hawxhurst P. W., chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Con-
stitution

Hawxhurst Robert, capitalist, office 402 Montgomery room
4, dwl KIKi Califoniia

Hawxhurst Walter, merchant, office 432 Montgomery
room 5, dwl Ws Bartlett bet Twenty-third and Twen-
ty-fourth

Haxe George J. , butcher, 13 and 14 California Market, dwl
224} O'Farrell

Hay Alexander, boilermaker, dwl E s Bartlett nr Twenty-
sixth

Hay Alexander, shipcari^enter, dwl 607 Third

Hay Alfred M., dwl 659 Seventeenth

Hay August, laundryman, dwl 21 Virginia

Hay Edward, barkeeper Palace Hotel

Hay Enuna (widow), dwl 1301 Taylor

Hay Frederick, porter Abrams & Can-oil, dwl SE cor
Stockton and Greenwich

Hay George, ])hotographer Wing & Allen, dwl 323} Third

Hay Gerald, dwl 22 Verona PI

Haj- Harry M. , dwl 922 Jackson

Hay Henrj', proptr Eureka House, 202 Sixth

Hay Hugh Henry, molder Hinckley* Co., dwl 323J Third

Hay John, foreman foundry Hinckley & Co., dwl 359
Jessie

Hay John McHardy, salesman Giannini & Marchi, dwl 820
Greenwich

Hay Maggie Miss, clerk Wing & Allen, dwl 323} Third

Hay P., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long Bridge

HAY RANDOLPH R., druggist, cor Twenty-second
and Mission, dwl 202 Sixth

Hay Robert, salesman Kennedy & Durr, dwl 323} Third

Hay. See Hey

Haybum Anna M. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl 37 Garden

Haybum James C, painter, dwl 37 Garden

Havcock James F. (J. F. Haycock tt Co.), res Oakland

HAYCOCK J. F. A CO. (James F. Haycock, Samttel
J. Goirer, and Charles H. Gilman), storage and com-
mission merchants, proptrs Pacific and Front St.
Warehouses, office NE cor Batter)- and Broadwaj-

Haycock Judson, attorney at law, office 614 Merchant
room 23, dwl 429 Francisco

Hayden B. F., foreman Market St. Furniture Store, dwl
SW cor Minna and Fifth

Havden Brace (Dunham, Carrvjan ct Co.), res New York

Hayden C. Mrs., lodgings, 3 Park PI

Hayden Charles, dwl 906 Market

Hayden Charles B., bookkeeper State Board of Tide
Land Commissioners, dwl 108 Mason

Ha)'den Charles W., upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 1205
(1305) Green

Hayden Dennis, bootmaker John Sullivan

Hayden Edward, laborer, dwl SW cor Mission and Spear

Hayden Edward P., carpenter, dwl SE cor Bush and Polk

Hayden Edwin (Hayden it Lincoln), dwl 902 Clay-

Hayden Frank, tailor, 660 Mission, dwl 648 Howard

Hayden George, laborer, dwl 106 First

Hayden Grenville G., physician, office and dwl 719 Clay

Haj'den Harry A., dwl 526 How-ard

Hayden James, barkeeper Thomas Donnelly

Hayden James, laborer, dwl 25 Natoma

Hayden James, laborer, dwl 106 First

Hayden James, salesman Patrick Kearny, dwl NW cor
Pacific and Leavenworth

Hayden James A., carpenter, dwl 1632 Tyler

Hayden James G., tailor, 311 Pine room 22, dwl 139 Clara

Hayden James L. (widow), dwl 24} Langton

Hayden John (Hayden <i- O'Brien), dwl 214 Perry

Hayden John, carpenter, dwl 1 Eeale

Hayden John, driver Central R. R., dwl 420 Sixth

Hayden John,Jaborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge

Hayden John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Hayden John, miner, dwl 329} Ellis

Hayden John, driver Central R. R., dwl 721 Brannan

Hayden John J., hairdresser Adam Erbe, dwl 904 Folsom

Hayden John P. (Hayden J; Convey), dwl 1816 Hyde

Haj-den John W., carpenter Mission and Pac. .Woolen
Mills, dwl E s Bartlett nr Twenty-sixth

Hayden Minta, widow, dwl 924 Harrison

Hayden Patrick, driver Market St. R. R., dwl W s Ne-
braska nr Sixteenth

PlJj

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Mannfactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan

HAY

388

HAY

Hayden Patrick, laborer Hathaway's Wharf, dwl 64 N»-

toma
Hayden Peter (Stone it //.), res New York
Hayden Peter, drayman C. Ne\^^nan, dwl 610 Sixth
Hayden Robert, shipcarpenter, dwl 310} Eijjhth, rear
Hayden Thomas, seaman, dwl 409 Drumai
Hayden Timothy, laborer, dwl 840 Market
Hayden Washington, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

CTurk
Hayden V.illiam, cutter Michael Short, dwl 1225 Green
Hayden William, hairdresser Irish- American Assn., 818

Howard
Hayden William, printer, dwl Bartlett nr Twenty-sixth
Hayden & Convey (John P. Hayden and Edward C&n-

vey), market XW cor Hvdeand Green
HAYftEX A IjISVOIM (Edwin Ilcn/den and John W.

Lincoln), commission merchants, 227 Washington
Hayden & O'Brien (John Hayden and John O'Brien),

market, SW cor Fourth and Perry
Haydock Thomas, calker Middlemas & Bocle, Pier 19 Steu
Haves Bartolomew, porter Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl 218

" Ritch
Haye3 Byron, carpenter, dwl 40S Broadway
Hayes Catherine (widow), dwl 510 Broadway
Hayes Charles D., wholesale jewelry, 5i Kearny, res Oak-
land
Hayes D., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Hayes D. & Co. (Edwin Southwick and C. C. Shattuck),

drajaiien, 317 Front
Hayes Daniel, laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Hayes Daniel, miner, dwl 350 Eleventh
Hayes Daniel D., engineer Engine No. S S. F. F. D., dwl

' 1214 Pacific
Hayes Daniel E., bookkeeper Hinckley & Co., dwl 18

Hawthonie
Hayes Daniel J., upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 564

Mission
Hayes Dennis, dairjTnan, dwl SE cor Oak and Webster
Hayes Dennis E., carpenter, dwl 214 Hj-de
Hayes Donald, laborer, dwl 531 Geary,, rear
Hayes E., watchman Mission Woolen Mills, dwl N 8 Six-
teenth nr Second Av
Hayes Edward, clerk, dwl 115 Mason
Hayes Edward, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

766 Howard
Haj-es Edward, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl W

s Precita PI nr Precita Av, Bernal Heights
Hayes E. J. , ironworker, dwl 20 Ritch
Hayes Elind R. , jeweler Edwards & Tuckey, res Oakland
Hayes Frank, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 413 Union
Hayes Fre:\ N., watchmaker California Watch Co., dwl

437 Fifth
Hayes Frederick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Hayes George (Georye Hayen ifc Co.), res New York
Hayes George, blacksmith John Olquist, dwl N s Filbert

bet Fillmore and Buchanan
HAl'ES GEOKGE «S CO. (Georje H. Tucker), man-
ufacturers and bailders ventilating skylights, cor-
nices, etc., 30 Harriet
Hayes George H., salesman Singer Manuf. Co., dwl 225

T>ler
Hayes George R. B. , attorney at law, office NW cor Clay

and Montgomery, dwl 534 Bush
Hayes George W., painter, 751 Mission, and supervisor

Seventh Ward, dwl 208 Stevenson
Hayes Gold and Silver Mining Co. (White Pine Co., Nev.),

George R. Spinney secretary, office 320 California
Hayes H. C, photographer Hector W. Vaughan, dwl 632

Mission
Hayes Henrj' L., baker James Cameron, dwl 319 Capp,

rear
Hayes Henry S., magnetic physician, dwl 451 Bryant
Hayes J., driver City R. R.
Hayes James, foreman Central R. R. Stables, dwl 130

Clinton
Hayes James, ironmolder, dwl 9 Natoma
Hayes James, longshoreman, dwl 312 Main, rear
Hayes James, seaman stni Mohongo, Pacific St. Wharf
Haves James J., helper melter and refiner's department

' U. S. Mint, dwl 107 Oak
Hayes James S., blacksmith, dwl 1314 Polk
Hayes Jeremiah, laborer George H.^Vhitney, 114 Steuart
Hayes Jeremiah, laborer supei'intendent streets
Hayes Jeremiah F., milkman, dwl S s Lombard bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Hayes Jeremiah J., clerk E. Detrick & Co., dwl 533 Geary
Hayes J. J. (widow), dwl 740 Guerrero
Hayes Johanna (widow), dwl 107 William

Hayes John (Hayes tt O'Xeil), dwl 102 Pacific

Hayes John (Toothakcr <fc //.), dwl .533 Geary

Hayes John, carriagetrimmer, dwl 31S Fifth

Hnyes John, cutler Michael Price, dwl 5 Boyd

Hayes John, expressman, SW cor Market and Powell,

dwl 6 Boyd
Haves John, expressman, cor Davis and Broadway, dwl

103 Pacific
Hayes John, fireman Horace Davis & Co., dwl 233 Natoma
Hayes John, laborer, dwl 1 Zoe PI
Hayes John, laborer, dwl 37 Fir.-t •

Hayes John, laborer, dwl 995 Buchanan
Hayes John, laborer, dwl 1420} Broadway
Hayes John, marblembber, dwl 24 Howard Court
Haves John F.. stevedore, dwl 114 Townsend
HAYE^ JAIIX H., secretary Central R. R., office 116

Taylor, dwl 2008 Pierce
Hayes Joseph P., foreman blacksmith Union Iron Works,

dwl 111 Perrj-
Hayes Maggie Miss, shoefitter, dwl 510 Broadway
Hayes Marg-aret (widow), dwl 20 Oak Grove Av
Hayes Mary (widow), janitress Market St. Primary School,

dwl 5 Laskie
Hayes Mary Miss, dwl 316 Turk
Hayes Mary Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 846} Folsom
Hayes Mary Mrs., millineiy, 919} Market
Hayes Maurice, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer & Sles-

singer, dwl W s Washington Av nr Twenty-seventh,

Bernal Heights
Hayes Michael, expressman, junction Market and Mason,

" dwl 919} Market
Hayes Slichael, laborer, dwl 256} Eighth
Hayes Michael, laborer, dwl 1337 Howard
Hayes Michael, longshoreman, dwl 112 Union
Hayes Michael, milkman, dwl S s Ellis bet Buchanan and

Laguna
Hayes Michael, real estate, dwl 226 Fulton bet Van Ness

Av'and Franklin
Hayes Michael A., laborer, dwl 7 Clara
Hayes Michael A., melter City Iron Works, dwl 20 Ritch
Hayes Michael J., foreman cutler Michael Price, dwl 468

Jessie
Hayes Owen, laborer, dwl 422 Fulton, rear
Hayes Park Laundrj', Celestine Bouglet proprietress, 525

Hajes f

Ilaj'es Patrick, ironmoulder, dwl 9 Natoma
Hayes Patrick, laborer A. F. Spear & Co. , 218 Drumm
Hayes Patrick, porter Wooster, Shattuck & Co., dwl 53

Clementina
Hayes Richard, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Hayes Robert, marblecutter, dwl 413 Union
Hayes Robert, molder Ravage & Son, dwl 9 Natoma
Hayes Robert, stevedore, dwl NE cor Twentieth and

Eureka
Hayes Susan (widow), dwl 9 Natoma
Hayes Jhomas, carpenter, dwl 846} Folsom
Hayes Thomas, engineer, dwl 226 Clara
Hayes Thomas, gasfitter, dwl S s Greenwich bet Webster

and Fillmore
Hayes Thomas, groceries and liquors, 438 Third
Hayes Thomas, instrumentmaker John Roach, dwl 60

Jessie
Hayes Thomas, second assistant engineer stmr Orizaba,

Broadway St.^Miarf
Hayes Thomas R. (Main <t Winchester), dwl 2405 How-
ard
Hayes Timothy, butcher P. J. McKeney, dwl NW cor

Valencia and Sixteenth
Hayes Timothy, messman stmr Ancon, Broadway St.

Wharf
Hayes Vallej- Brewery, Henrj- Wahmuth proptr, 512 and

514 Grove
Hayes Valley House, 114 Haves
HAYES WILLI.4M, attorney at law, office NW cor

Clay and Mont2:omerj% dwl Union Club
Hayes William, baker Cal. Cracker Co.
Hayes William, printer, dwl 14 Natoma
Hayes William J. , bookkeeper, dwl 523 Brannan
Hayes William J., clerk Henry P. ^^'ood, dwl 413 Union
Hayes & O'Neil (John Hays's and Charlen O'Xeil), prptrs

Hayes & O'Neil's Transfer Company, offices 21 Market,

214 Montgomer)-, and Oakland Ferry
Hayes. S-.'e Hay, and Hejes

Hayman Aaron, locksmith, 136 Post, dwl 1211 Powell
Hayman Benjamin, blacksmith, cor Larkin and Jackson,

dwl 1219 Green
Hayman Jacob, seaman, dwl 106 Jackson
Hayn Richard, teacher music, dwl 411} Oak
Hayne A. P., physician, office and dwl 533 Kearny

Hit

HsisB

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Fhrenologj;

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Hayne Arthur, twsayor and chemist, office and dwl 583

" Keaniy
Hayne Freti C, compositor John li. Upton, dwl 417 Mont
Hayne Joseph, painter, dwl 11! Sutter
Havne Robert \ . , attorney at law, olHcc 60(5 Montgomery,

dwl 1820 Clay
Hayne William Austin, clerk Sidney L. Johnson, res Oak-
land
Hayne. "See Haine

Hayner Jay D., driver Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1414 Dupont
Hanie% Araliella Miss, dressmaker, dwl 828 Folsom
Havnes Archibald S., assistant sui)erintcndent Central

" R. R., dwl 1018 Webster
Haynes Daniel L., foreman Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 765

Howard
Haynes James T., dwl 60 Minna

Haynes .fohn, laborer Pac. Boiler Works, dwl 929 Brj'ant
Haynes John W. , Ixiokkeeper A. P. HoUvling & Co. , dwl

E s Fillmore bet Hayes and Fell
Haynes Joseph C, carpenter Gilbert & Jloore, dwl 10

Welsh
Ha^-nes Marv A. Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 214

" O'Farrelf
HajTies Richard, expressman, cor Sixtli and Market, dwl

. NW cor Twenty-fourth and Alabama
Haynes Thomas, milker Catholic Orphan Asylum, dwl

Sixteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Havnes Tb >nias J., boilermaker, dwl 270 First
Haynes Th.imas W., dwl 214 O'Farrell
Haynes William G., carjjenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,

dwl 810 Howard
Hajiies. S^'f Hanes, and Haines

HaVs Daniel, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 3 King
Hays Edmund, conductor Central R. R., dwl 129 .Sixth
Hays James, lumberman, dwl 16 Howard
Hays John, waiter Grand Hotel
Hays John, watchman Eureka Foundrj-
Hays John C, brickla3-er, dwl 111 Jessie
Hays John T. (//ni/>< J.- Gy-^elaur), dwl 824 Kearny
Hays John T. , carpenter, dwl 317 Bush
Hays Michael, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl

cor N. irth Point and Larkin
Havs Minnie (widow), dwl 216A Francisco
Hays Morris, tailor, 317} Fifth"
Hays «& Gyselaar {John T. Hays and J. H. Gyselaar),

liquor saloon, 822 Kearn}-
Ha3's. See Hayes and Heyes
Haysen Jacob, laborer, dwl 7 Vincent
Havton George C, clerk treasurer's office Central Pacific

" R. K. , dwl 834 Howard
H.IYWAKI* ALVI.N'ZA, capitalist, office 224 Califor-
nia, res San Mateo «
Hayward Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),

office 411J^ California, room 1
Ha^^vard Edward, dwl 17 Dupont
Hayward E. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 609 Pine •
Haj'ward George, clerk, dwl 1413 Clay
Hayward Harrj- E.,cigpirs and tobacco, 601 Kearny, dwl

8 Virginia
Hayward Henry M., master mariner, dwl 9 Henrietta

Square

Hayward I. H., blacksmith, dwl 510 Pacific
Hayward John, dwl 246 Stevenson
Haj-ward Joseph A., blacksmith Charles Oester, dwl 519

Pacific

Hayward Sarah P. (widow), dwl 1012 Mission
Hayward Thomas, hairdresser Sylvester Bums, Palace

Hotel
Hayward William, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl NE

cor Gough and Haight
Havward William T., stonecutter, dwl 15 Ridley
H.IYWARII'S Bl'ILDIKG, 415-423 California
Hajward's Park,Homestead Union, John Atkin secretary,

office 416 Sacramento
Haywood George B. , carrier Morning Call (

Haywood Louise Mrs., dwl 1410 M.ison
Haj-wood Mark {Lanktree J: H.), dwl 749 Folsom
Haj-wood Samuel, dwl 209 Ellis
Havwood. Sfc Heywood
' Hazard Andrew, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl SE cor

Oak and Laguna
Hazard Andrew L., carpenter Charles Thistlewaite, dwl

36 Welsh
Hazard Charles S., agent Frank H. W'ing, dwl 709 Mission
Hazard Clement, helper Phelps Manuf. Co., dwl 930 Miss
Hazard Henrj', clerk, dwl 416 Vallejo
Hazard John, carpenter, dwl 1423 Mason
Hazard P., hostler, dwl Larkin bet McAllister and Tyler
Hazard Patrick, expressman, dwl 455 Clementina

IIAZAKD POWDEtt <"0., Weaver, T&ylor & Co.

agents, office .'iOl Market
Hazard Richard, dwl 409 Gearj-
Hazard Kichard, expressman, dwl 45 Clara
Hiizard Rowland K., machinist, dwl 326 Hayes
Hazard Sarah Miss, dwl 202 Sixth
Hazel William, teamster Moffat Bros., dwl Fourteenth Av

bet O and P. South S. F.
Hazeltine Benjamin, machinist, dwl 408 Broadway
Hazeltine Charles, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New

Montgomery ,

Hazelton , caqienter and buiUler, dwl 813 Mission

Hazelton Jame-s A., fanner, dwl 22 Turk

Hazelton Samuel, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont

Hazelwood Robert, calker, dwl 308 Beale

Hazen Har\cy, broker, dwl 2615 Bush

Hazen John, lather, dwl 11 Oak Grove Av

Hazerlin Dictz, seaman, dwl 42 Jackson

Hazlett Charles, clerk Redington i: Co., dwl 115 Park

Av
Hazlett Robert, shipcari)enter, dwl SW cor Sixth Av and

M, South S. F.
Hazlett. Sen Haslctt
He Yek (Chinese), groceries. 713 Jackson
Heacock Frank, collector, dwl E s Stevenson nr Nine-
teenth
Head Addison E., capitalist, office 412 Montgomerj', dwl

NW cor Taylor and Sacramento
Head Edward F. . att<irne)' at law, office 47 Montgomerj'

Block, res Oakland .

Head Edv,in L., clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl 41G Minna
Head John, miner, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Head L. H., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 Howard
Head L. S., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Head Michael, dwl 13 Eddy
Head Robert Mrs., dwl 8 Bowie Av
Head W. H., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Headington Ilcnrv, carpenter new City Hall
nEAl»«M ARTEICS MILITARV OEIMRTWENT

CAL::F0K\IA, r. S. a.. 105 Stockton
HEA»ni AKTEK!) ."HllLITAKl I}IVl!*I«\ PA-

iJFIC. V. S. A., 105 Stockton
Heagan Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Heal A. (widow), dwl 64 Quinn
Healand James, sailmaker, dwl 510 Mission.
HE.lLn EB"*rAK!> P. {Heald d: Woodbxiry), pr&si-

dent Heald's Business College, 24 Post, dwl Palace

Hotel
Heald J. F., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Heald Nellie Mrs., superintendent Heald's Tel^jraph In-
stitute, 27 Post, dwl 106 Post
HEALI» «t WOODBl'KY {Edward P. Heald and F.

C. Woodbury), proprietors Heald's Business College,

24 Post .*

HEAL!» BirSIXESS C'OllEttE, Edward P. Heald

president, College Building, 24 Post
HE.iLD'S rOH.I.E«;E JOl lEXAL, office 24 Post
HEALD'!« TELEGRAPH IXSTITI TE, 27 Post
Healdstone B., machinist Pac: Rolling Mills
Healey Charles, waiter stm Amador, Market St. Wharf
Healey Charles T., civil engineer, dwl 1116 Sacramento
Healey Dennis A. , boots and shoes, 843 Market, dwl 914

Market
Healey Edward, dwl 319 Folsom
Healey E. W. Mrs., teacher Rincon grammar School, dwl

7i Verona PI
Healey Francis, laborer Henrj- J. McLerie, dwl 264 Fifth
Healey George H., drayman, dwl N s Union bet Fillmore

and Webster
Healey Henrj-, mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Healey Henry S., clerk quartermaster department U. S.

A., dwl ioor Harrison
Healev James, Ship Calkers' Assn, dwl 118 First
Healey John, selector J. Cerf & Co., dwl NE cor Fair
> Oak ^ and Twenty-fourth

Healey John, laborer Edward McGrath, dwl 74 Brannan
Healey Paul, waiter stm Amador, Market St.WTiarf
Healey P. S., watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Healey Sjdvester F., SW cor Filbert and Steiner
Healey Thomas F., vamisher Goodwin & Co., dwl 355

Clementina
Healey. See Haley, Healy, Heley, and Hely
Healing Rudolph, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 102

Jackson
HEALTH-LIFT COMPAXY, Harwood H. Coe gen-
eral agent, 415 Montgomery
HEALTH OFFICE CITY AX» CaiXTY, 124 Geary

Healy , machinist Union Iron Works

Healy — — , upholsterer, dwl 27 Natoma

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D. W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan

HEA

390

HEC

Healy Bartholomew, dairj'inan. dwl W 8 Shotwell nr

Twenty-eighth, Benial Heights
DEALY CHAKLKS S., mining secretary, office 45

Merchants' Exchange, dwl W s Treat Av bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Healy Christopher \V.,'pamter H. M. Rosekrans, dwl 8

Adelaide PI
Healy Daniel, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 619 Miss
Healy Daniel, shoemaker, dwl 553 Mission
Healy David, plumber, dwl 21 Fulton
Healv Dennis, car])eiiter, dwl 18 Folsom
Healy Edward, bootfiteer, dwl 19 Welsh
Healy Edward J., bootmaker, dwl 2012 Pine
I Healy Frank, auctioneer, dwl 1252 Montgomery
I Healy Frank, hackdriver Lenhart, Brady & Co., dwl 600
I Mason

I Healv Frank, laborer, dwl 214 First
Healy Frederick, teamster Smith, Cutter & Co., dwl Perry

nr Fourth
Healy George H., mining, office 45 Merchants' Exchange,

dwl 118 Prospect PI
Healy Hugh, stovemounter Locke & Montague, dwl 30

Minna
Healy James, oystemian Solomon Tesmore, dwl 22 First
Healy James, physician and surgeon, office and dwl 11

Kearny
Healy James P., groceries and liquors, SW cor Baker and

Sutter
Healy Jeremiah, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 605

Brannali
Healy Jesse (Jesne Heaty <fc Co.), res Oakland
Healy Jesse & Co. (Jesse Healy and Whittier, Fuller d;

Co.), proptrs Pac. Rubber Paint Co., office and factory

207 Sacramento
Healy John, foreman S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl 230

6'Farrell
Healy John, mattressmaker, dwl 303 Tehama
Healy Joseph, sawyer Francis J. Gracier, dwl SE cor Mis-
sion and Beale
Healy Joseph, wood and coal, 316 Montgomery, dwl 7J

Verona PI
Healy Marj', saleswoman M. Freud & Son, dwl 150 Dora
Healy Michael, with Cooper & Connell, dwl NW cor Buch-
anan and Page
Healy Michael J., extraman Engine Co. No. 9 S. F. F. D.,

dwl 320 Main
Healy Nicholas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and

Second
Healy P., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Healy Patrick (Healy & Fegen), dwl 314 Bush
Healy Ritrick, boatbuilder, dwl N s Moulton bet Fillmore

andSteiner
Healy Patrick, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 317J

Tehama
Healy Patrick, merchandisebroker, office 323 Front room

11, dwl NW cor Powell and Vandewater
Healy Patrick, waiter Lick House, dwl 728 Howard
Healy Peter, waiter Lick House, dwl 59 Everett
Healy Richard, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 712

Leavenworth
Healy Terence, clerk Cal. Restaurant, dwl 240 Green
Healy Thomas, hackdriver, cor Market and Third, dwl

SW cor Seventh and Jessie
Healy Thomas, shoemaker, 677 Mission
Healy Thomas Jr. , Ihoemaker Thomas Healy, dwl 677

Mission
Healy William, baker Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 351 Folsom
Healy William, laborer, dwl 2018 Hyde
Healy William A., waiter Johnson & Smith, dwl 220 Wash
Healy & Fegen (Patrick Healy andJames Fegen), livery

stables, 322 Bush and 213 Pine
Healy. See Haley, Healey, Heley, and Hely
Heaney Jane Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Keightley, dwl

72'Tehama ^

Heaney John (Kane Jk H.), dwl 514 Minna '

Heaney John, bootmaker, 403 Pacific, dwl 313 Green
Heaney John, shipwright Thomas Bigley, dwl SW cor

Ritch and Brannan
Heaney John P., apothecary. Apothecaries' Hall, dwl 449

Minna
Heaney Joseph, seaman, dwl 541 First
Heaney Michael, driver Central R. R., dwl 514 Minna
Heaney. Sec Heeney and Heney

Heard Frederick, millwright William L Tustin, dwl Co-
lumbia Hotel
Heard Joseph, compositor, dwl 707 Montgomery Av
Hearn Annie Miss, domestic Mrs. M. H. Yates, 108 Ellis
Hearn Bat, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co.

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Hearn Daniel, machinist Cal. Machine Works, dwl 319

Folsom
Hearn John, bookkeeper Pope & Talbot, dwl 419 Brj'ant
Hearn John, carrier Morning Call, dwl SE cor Valencia

and Twenty-fifth
Hearn Patrick, deckhand stm Louise, Berkeley Ferrj-
Heam Patrick, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Constitu-
tion
Hearn William, laborer, dwl 30^ Welsh
Hearst George, mining, office 309 Montgomery room 44,

dwl 734 Sutter
Heartwell George, clerk J. R. Dickey, dwl Bay t>istrict

Fair Grounds
Hearty John (Hearty tS: Spear), dwl 14 Ohio
Hearty & Spear (.John Hearty and H'illiam Spear,), gro-
ceries and liquors, 213 Broadway
Heath Albert (//a>/u7«on <i- U., and Heath <t Harned),(lwl

507 Montgomery
Heath Albert M., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dwl

Worth House, cor Second and Folsom
Heath Charles, machinist S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl cor North Point and Larkin
Heath Charles R., watchman Central Pac. R. R. stm

Amelia
Heath Edward E. H., clerk White Bros., 110 Market
Heath, Gallup & Co. (James A . Heath, James Galtup,

and John H. Coombs Jr.), shipchandlers, 58 Clay
Heath Henry C, melter Pacific Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 37 Fifth
Heath James, plumber, dwl 267 Clara
Heath James, salesman E. Martin & Co. , dwl 906 Market
Heath James A. (Heath, Gallnp tt- Co.), res Oakland
Heath Job W., cooper Charles Sealy, dwl 216 Second
Heath John, dwl NE cor Jackson and Drumm
Heath John, boatman, dwl 516 Davis
Heath John, watchmaker, dwl 1809 Jessie
Heath Josiah R., watchmaker, dwl 1809 Jessie
Heath Nathaniel, mining, office 302 Montgomery room 4,

dwl 16 Stockton
Heath Patrick, milkranch, Kosciusko nr Cortland Av S s

Bernal Heights
Heath R., dwl SW cor Tvler and Hyde
Heath Richard W. Jr. (R. W. Heath <t Co.), dwl 631 Sao
H£.4TH K. W. «ft t'0.(//«Hr3^./rtco6j/), stockbrokers,

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office 487 Montgomery // t V
Heath Samuel, carjienter, dwl 597 Market
Heath Thomas, stonecutter, dwl 1212 Broadway
Heath Thomas I., butcher Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Heath Thoilias J., cook S. S. Newbem, Folsom St. Wharf
Heath Timothy, laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth,

Long Bridge
Heath & Harned (Albert Heath and J. A. M. Harned).

real-estate agents,*507 Montgomery
Heath. See Heeth
Heatley Edward D. (Dickson, De Wolf A- Co.), dwl 12J

Chestnut
Heato'n C. , dwl 636 Commercial
Heaton J. B., agent, dwl 112 Jones
Heaton Patrick P., salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl SE

cor Market and Third
Heaves John, deckhand U. S. steam tender Kate
Heavey Bernard J. , groceries and liquors, 53 Everett
Heavner James R., calker, dwl 13 Anthony
Hebard H. A., deputy collector U. S. Int. Rev., dwl
Hebberd James J., miner, dwl 1717 Eddy
Heber Frederick, machinist, dwl 433 Union
Heber William (Browning d- Co.), dwl 430 Chestnut
Hebert Zephirin, rancher, office 15 Mont, dwl 137 Clara
Hebler Mary (widow), dwl 10 St. Charles PI
HEBtKEW OBSERVER (weekly), William Saalbur|

proprietor, office 502 Montgomery
HEBREW THE (weekly), Philo J;\coby publisher anc

proprietor, office 612 Commercial
Hechheimer Lee, market, 871 Mission, dwl 110 Seventh
Hecht Abraham E. (Hecht Brothers tfc Co.), dwl 1119 Vat

Ness Av
HECHT BROTHERS A <"0. (Isaac, Jacob H.,Abra

ham E., Louis Jr., and Marcus H. Hecht), manu

facturers and wholesale leather and findings ant

boots and shoes, 104 and 106 Sansom
Hecht George, seaman, dwl 423 East
Hecht Isaac (Hecht Brothers ifc Co. and Buckingham d

//.), dwl 1201 Van Ness Av
Hecht Jacob H. (Hecht Brothers d: Co.), res Boston
Hecht L. Mme, teacher music, 816 Jackson
Hecht Louis Jr. (Hecht Brothers d- Co.), res Boston
Hecht Marcus H. (Hecht Brothers d: Co.), dwl 1221 Vai

Ness Av
Hecht Rosa (widow), dwl 6 Pollard PI

Bed!

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 C

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

tin

Hecker Adolph, hardware and mechanics' tools, 115 Sec-

dirI, dwl 8 Vassar PI
Hcckur C'hiirlos, teamster, dwl W s Chattanooga nr

Twenty-first
Hecker Cliristo|iher, jfroceries and liquors, 810 Sac
Hocker John L., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Hookert Heiirv, carpenter Alhert A. Snyder
Hcoklo William, dwl f>10 Ellis

Hccknian Herman (Ilt'ckiiian <t- Meyer), dwl 429 Grove
Hccknian Richard J., butcher Charles Stern, dwl 1064

Howard
Heckniun Thomas, butcher, dwl 1004 Howard
Heoknian & Meyer (llennun Ueeknmn and Williain

Afeyer), liquor saloon, NE cor Washington and Davis
Hecknian Charles, laborer Grand Central Hotel, dwl 957

ilarket
Hecox IJ. v., clerk, dwl 1907 Stevenson
Hector Charles F., moulder, dwl 002 Eryant liet Fifth

and Sixth
Hector \'incent P. , waiter R. Versalovich, dwl 186 Jessie
Hcilberg- Oscar, seaman, 20 Steuart
Hedberg- Axel A., collector James T.White & Co., dwl

400 Leavenworth
Heddel F'rank; molder Ray & Morrill, dwl Pacific Hotel,

Drumin
Heddcrich C. Herman, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger

*; Son, and bakery and confectionery, 1103 Howard
Heden Matthias, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emaimel, dwl 782

Harrison
Heileza C. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 309O"Farrell
Hedgepath John, carpenter, dwl 1107 Kearnj-
Hedges B. F., freightelerk stmr Oriflamme, Oregon S. S.

Co.
Hedges George W., foreman Alfred J. Smith, dwl W s

Columbia bet IVenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Hedlev James, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 16 Stan-
ford
Hedlcy J hn, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 16 Stanford
Hedley Peter U., agent, dwl 007^ Natoma
Hedlev Thomas, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 16 Staii-

ford
Hedricli Herman, coachmaker, dwl 430 Natoma
Hedrich John L., shoemaker Emanuel Kommer, dwl 508

Post

Hedrick M. L., dwl 717 Bush
Hedstrom Bernard, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl NE

cor Shasta and Michigan
Hee Chung (Chinese), merchant, 707 Jackson
Hee Wau (Chinese), butcher, 735 Sacramento
Heeder John, dwl 18 First
Heegler Godfrey, hairdresser Stephen G. Brown, dwl 5

Noonan Av
Heehan Je/emiah, hostler Central R. R., dwl 13J Decatur
Heenan Dennis, laborer, dwl Miller PI
Heenan Edward, carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-second nr

Valencia

Heenan Kate Mrs., dwl 926 McAllister
Heenan Martin, porter Moore, Hunti Co., dwl 114 Ship-
ley

Heeney Bernard J., carpenter, dwl 175 Minna
Heeney Charles, pattenmiaker ^Etna Iron Works, dwl 25

Frederick

Heeney James, brassfinisher, dwl 25 Frederick
Heeney James, stevedore Black Diamond Coal Co.
Heeney James, teamster, dwl 25 Frederick
Heeney John, shoemaker, dwl 313 Green
Heeney Mary, laundress Grand Hotel
Heeney Mary E. Miss, operator Heller & Feintuch, dwl

Fillmore nr Haight
Heeney Stephen, Ship cHlkers' Assn, 118 First
Heeney. See Heaney and Heney

Heense Leonan, barber Charles Proschold, dwl 565 Natoma
Heep Phillip, cook, dwl 2 Stockton PI
Heer Rudolph, machinehand Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl S 8 Brjant nr Ninth
Heerdink John (Heerdink <i; Co.), dwl E s Valencia bet

Fifteenth and Sixteenth
1 IIEEKi>I.\K <!; «'0. (John Heerdink), tobacco factory,

E s Valencia bet FiJEteenth and Si.xteenth
Heerdt Peter, butcher, dwl cor Fifth and M, South S. F.
Hees John, miner, dwl 502 First
Hecs William F., clerk exchange department bank Wells,

Fargo & Co., dwl 311 Stockton
Heesch John, liquor saloon, 403 Drumm
Heeth Albert, tailor, 11 Washington
Heffe Hans, dwl 28 Clay

Heffeman James, tailor Nicholas Sweeny, dwl 21 Fulton
[leffenian John, tailor Wright & Harmon, dwl 21 Fulton

Heffeman John, U. S. bargeman. Front St. Wharf, dwl

SW cor Stevenson and Eighteenth
HeCFernan Matthew, harnossmaker Harrison Jones, dwl

110 Jacksim
Heffeman JIatthew, wood and coal, dwl 28 Perry
Heffcriian Michael, laborer, dwl 28 PciTy
Heffcrnan Michael, tailor, dwl 338 Fifth
Hefliernan .Michael, wines and liquors, 223 Sansom, dwl

413 Minna
Heffeman Michael J., tinroofer James Maguire, dwl 21

Fulton
Heffernan Patrick, laborer, dwl 305 Filbert
Heffcrnan Peter, laborer, dwl 28 I'erry 4
Hctfner (Jeorge, gardener, dwl 1201 \'an Ness Av
Heffron Patrick, stable, N s Market nr Front
Heffron S. M. (widow), dwl 312 Minna
Heftie Balthasar, shipping agent Mexican and Central

American Packet Line, 504 Battery, dwl 18 Pros-
pect PI
Hefty John, barber Hermann Hauser, dwl 122 Post
Hegan John, builder, dwl 32 Langton
Hegan Samuel, bookkeeper G. Morrow & Co., 39 Clay
Hegard Peter, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Hegarty Robert B., moroccofinisher Block & Davidson,

dwl 1151 Harrison
Hegarty Timothy, shoemaker, dwl 418 Grove
Hegel Paul, tanner Julius Kutta, dwl W s Shotwell nr

Nineteenth
Hegeman Louisa (widow), dwl 19 Taylor
Hager John, tailor, dwl 324 Hayes
Hegerty Daniel (Miller .0 //.), d\VI 10 Ellen
Hegerty Patrick, laborer Maskell & Summerfield
Hegg Robert, laborer, dwl 5 Dodge
Hegler John H. ( Von lionn, Henke it //.), dwl 426* Fell
Hegley Joseph, canvasser, dwl Twenty-second Av nr K,

South S. F.
Hegmanson B., dwl 872 Mission
Hegner Edward (Kreel d; //.), dwl 246 Jessie
Hegner Edward, driver Louis Meyer, dwl 951 Mission
Hehemann Frank, barkeeper Detels & Schneider, dwl SE

cor Pacific and Davis
Heick Christian, boots and shoes, 508 Fourth
Heick William, superintendent Giant Powder Works, dwl

1023.} Turk
Heickens Charles, boatman, foot Third, dwl E s Third nr

King
Held Charles, dwl 22 Turk
Heidenrich Mathew, brewer Broadway Brewery, dwl 637

Broadway
Heider Christopher {Heider <t Co.), dwl 959 Mission
Heider George, tinsmith, dwl 416 Austin
Heider & Co. (Ciirwtopher Heider and Philip Hilberer),

hairdressing saloon, 310 Bush
Heidhoff Albert H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Eddy

and Powell
Heidhoff Christian, sawyer Charles Thistlewaite, dwl 1018

Market
Heidhoff Ludwig, clerk Henry Hutaff, dwl SE cor Eddy

and Leavenworth
Heidinger Albert, clerk, dwl 804 Third
Heidinger Charles F., steward W. W. Haney, dwl 23 Jessie
Heidkanip Conrad, workman Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 19

Hinckley
Heidmann John, clerk H. Bruns, dwl SW cor Spear and

Folsom .
Heidom Hermann, salesman Frederick Hulsmann, dwl

SE cor Pacific and Hyde
Heiduska Ferdinand, diamondsetter Bujanoff & Bahmann,

dwl 705 Green
Helen John, liquor saloon, 1702 Polk
Heigel Jean J., stockbroker, dwl 431 Minna
Heikens Broder, clerk, dwl 602 Lombard
Heil John, baker Westerfeld & Page, dwl 745 Market
Heil John 0., dwl West End Hotel
Heilbron Adolph {Poly, H. cfc Co.), res Sacramento
Heilbron August (Poly, H. ifc Co.), res Sacramento
Heilbron Charles, expressman, NW cor Bush and San-
som, dwl Tehama nr Fifth
Heilbron George, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 'a Wharf
Heilbronner Julius, bookkeeper Michels Friedlander, dwl

418 Post
Heilbronner Max, bookkeeper Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 206

Kearny
Heilbr\m Samuel (Held Bros, tfc Co.), dwl 639 Ellis
Heilfron Bernard, butcher D. G. Stephens, dwl 1210 Polk
Heilmann Augustus, upholsterer Jas. W. Bumham & Co.
Heilmann James H., foreman Standard Soap Factory,

dwl 708 Brannan
Heiltkranz Gusta\'us, seaman, dwl 415 East

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San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merohan

Helm Adam, porter Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co., dwl Chat-
tanooga nr Twenty-second

Heim Bros. {John ^and John Gottlieb), dairj-men, Eight-
eenth Av nr F, South S. F.

Heim Ferdinand, architect, dwl 625 Pacific

Heim Franz, boots and shoes, 22 Dupont

Heim George, mining, dwl 17 Fourth

Heim John {Ileiin Bros.), dwl Eighteenth Av nr F, South
S. F.

Heim John Gottleib (Heim Bros.), dwl Eighteenth Av nr
F, South S. F.

Heim Joseph, painter, dwl 27 Dupont

Heim Thomas ^, blacksmith Garcin & Son, dwl 813 Fil-
bert, rear

Heiman Albert L. (Hciman Bros.), dwl 006 O'Farrell •

Heiman Bros. (Albert and Josej^h), clothing and fur-
nishing goods, 40 Third

Heiman Israel, tailor, (i34 Green

Heimann Jonas, butcher Hermann Hertz, dwl SE cor
. Seventh and Minna

Heiman Joseph (Heiman Bros.), dwl 906 O'Farrell

Heiman Martin (Sf CI nb<?r^ ct if.), dwl coe' Montgomery
Av and Jackson

Heimberg B., teamster George 5Iorrow & Co., 39 Clay

Heimburg Eva \V. Mrs. (Heimburg <t Droste), dwl 516
Pacific

Heimburg Louis, barkeeper Louis Eppinger, dwl 220
Chestnut

HEI.lIEttKG A- DROSTE (Eva W. Heimburg and
Henry Droste), proprietors Metropolitan Hotel, 516
Pacific

Heimel Herman, tailor Lawrence Kelly, dwl 25 Morton

Heimel Joseph, laundryman Arcade Treudell, 540 Miss

Heimoller Balthaser, baker B. Stumpf, dwl 226 Pacific

Heimrath Joseph, furrier H. Liebes & Co., dwl Bootz's
Hotel

Heims Loui?, cabinetmaker, 136 Post

Heimzerling August, painter, dwl 411 Pacific

Hein Edward, hairdresser, dwl 733 Pine

Hein Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1057 Mission

Hein F., clerk, dwl 120 Turk

Hein John, bookkeeper George K. Porter, dwl 1057 Miss

Hein Peter, liquor saloon, NE cor Batter}- and Filbert

Hein Peter, seaman Jerome B. Piper, S\V cor Clay and
East

Heinan C. A., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of To-
kio

Heinborg Hans, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento

Heine Adolph, candy manuf, 421 Davis, res Oakland

Heine Henry S., clerk Alpers & Mowry, dwl 122 O'Farrell

Heine William, driver VVesterfeld & Page, dwl 745 Market

Heineberg Benjamin, wool dealer, dwl 331 Hayes

Heineberg Joseph, salesman Schoenholz Bros. & Co., dwl
7 Seventh •

Heineberg Laura Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, dwl 7 Seventh

Heinebci-g Rebecca (widow), dwl 7 Seventh

Heinecke Charles, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., dwl
124 Gilbert

Heinecke Edward, watchman Bay Sugar Refinerj', d«-l
XE cor Green and Batterj-

Heinecke Frederick, carpenter, dwl 133 Gough

Heinecke Louis, cook Niagara House, 333 Bush

Heinecke William, waiter Philadelphia House, 423 Bush

Heineke , dwl 325^ Bush

Heineman A. N., clerk TuUy R. Wise, office 16 Mont Av

Heineraan Harry M., manuf neckties, scarfs, etc., 304
Pine, dwl 810 Ellis

Heineman Hugo, musician, dwl 207 Hyde

Heineman Jacob, dwl 009 Pine

Heinemann Diedrich, clerk Heinemann & Aschen, dwl
NW cor Bush and Octavia «

Heinemann Ernest (Heinemann it Asehen), dwl NW cor
Bush and Octavia

Heinemann Frederick, teamster G. Mitchler, 213 Clay

Heinemann H., cari)enter, dwl 909 Kearny

Heinemann Michael, ph3-sician, 804 Montgomerj', dwl N s
Fourteenth bet Howard and Folsom

Heinemann & Aschen (Ernest Heinemann and Ernest
F. Aschen), groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush and
Octavia

Heinke H. J., expressman, dwl Polk nr Ellis

Heino Jacob, peddler, dwl 128 Shiplej'

Heinrich Rudolph, cook, dwl 812 Folsom

Heins , clerk 1). M. Bishop & Co.

Heins Clans, cook Hanuony Hotel, 735 Brannan

Heins James, painter St. Denis & Ohesney, dwl 1320 Stock

Heins Hennan (Heinn ifc Eden), dwl N s Vallejo nr Bat

Heins Jennie Mrs. , dwl 209 Kearnj-

Heins John H., proprietor Heins' Hotel, 28 and 30 Clay
Heins Nicholas, saloonkeeper, dwl 350 Jessie
Heins Richard, clerk Meyer Brothers, dwl NW cor Fre-
mont and Folsom
Heins William, groceries and liquors. NE cor Union and

Larkin
Heins & Eden (Herman Heins and John Eden), grocer-
ies and liquors, NW cor Battery and Vallejo
HeinsdorfE Gustav, lithographprinter F. Korbel & Bros.,

dwl 211 Tehama
Heinsheimer D. ( iVolf, Philip tt Co.), res New York
Heinsheimer Samuel, salesman Roth & Levy, dwl 720

Market
Heinsohn Herman, porter Kullman & Armer, dwl SE cor

Turk and Polk
Heinsohn Jacob, cook Sanger & Ohl, dwl 11 Pacific
Heintz Catherine Miss, dressmaker, dwl 513 Vallejo
Heintz Valentine, carpenter Philadelphia Brewery, dwl

123 Tehama
Heinvichr Carl, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Heinwood Robert, seaman schr Caroline Z, Washington

St.AVharf
Heinz Conrad, waiter, dwl 202 Dupont
Heinz George, liquor saloon, 114 Dupont
Heinz Henry, hairdresser, 3 Wash, dwl 515 Green, rear
Heinz Jacob, hairdresser Koch & Perazzo, dwl 1112 Kear-
ny
Heinz Jacob, butcher John Wuthrich, dwl 415 Geary
Heinz Jacob, porter Collins, Wheaton & Luhrs, dwl 2011

Dupont
Heinz Jacob J., proprietor Heinz's Hotel, SW cor Post'

and Dupont
Heinz J. B., dwl 621 Montgomery Av
Heinz John, candjmaker J.Vogeley & Bro., dwl 24 Second
Heinz Martin, cook Grand Central Hotel, 957 Market
Heinz Philip, saloonkeeper, dwl 445 Jessie
Heinz Peter, photograph printer Hector W. Vaughan, dwl'

621 Union
Heinz. See Hines and Hynes
Heinze August, upholsterer Cal. Fumitare Manuf. Co.,

res Oakland
Heinze Charles A. (Heinze <£• Stricher), dwl 16 Garden
Heinze & Stricher (Charles A. Heinze «?id William

Stricher), market, 42S Natoma
Heinze Charles F., shoemaker Frederick Beez, dwl E s

Chattanooga nr Twenty-second
Heinze Louis, glassblower, dwl 734 Montgomery'
Heinzenberger Julius A., carpenter, dwl 2 August Alley
Heise Charles Edward, with Charles Baum, dwl 1020 Val-
lejo
Heise Frederick, machinist, dwl 3 Maiden Lane
Heisel Peter, laborer, dwl 624 Pacific nr Vallejo
Heisenberg Conrad, shooting gallerj-, 913 Kearny, dwl 631

Vallejo
Heissenbiittel Henry, tailor, dwl W a George nr Shasta
Heiser Agnes Mrs., dressmaker, 1427J Dupont
Heiser Jacob, dwl 1427^ Dupont
Heiss Mary (widow), nurse, dwl 974 Harrison
Heissner Frank, carpenter, dwl 258 Tehama
Heistrand Albert, carpenter, dwl 1112 Kearny
Heistrand Albert H., barkeeper Henrj' Grimm, dwl lllS

Kearny
Heistrand John C, dwl NW cor Sierra and Georgia
Heitcamp C, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl E s San-
son! bet Union and Green
Heitman Nicholas, drajTnan N. Van Bergen & Co., dwi

307 Fulton
Heitman Nicholas, laundrj-man S. F. Laundry, NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Heitman Sylvain, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Heitman William, tanner FuncRe & Co., dwl 737 Bran
Heitmann Alvina Mrs., liquor saloon, SE cor Pacific andi

Dupont, dwl 1028 Dupont

Heitmann Christian (Heitmann A Bunger), dwl NW cor

Bush and Jones <

Heitmann Heindrj", salesman John H. Heitmann, dwl 728

Market '

Heitmann Hermann, clerk Fritz Kaufmann, dwl cor Fiftbl

and Clara i

Heitmann James Henrj', liquor saloon, 708 Brannan |

Heitmann John, dwl 307 P\ilton j

Heitmann John Frederick, machinehand Pac. U. W. FurJ,

niture Manuf. Co., dwl 1124J Harrison, rear
Heitmann John H., dry and fancy goods, 722 Market
Heitmann & Bunger (C/iri*(i(i» Heitmann and ChristialK
Bunger), groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush and
Jones
HeitmuUer Henrj% bakeries, 492 Eighth and 1221 Polk
Heitmuller Philip, bakery, 418 Brannan

HYGIENIC BOABLING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 Ca

I MEdEb^'S

\\ 21 POST STREET, SAN FRANCISCO."

^Jl t^

E. P. HEALD F. C. \VOODBURY,

Tresident.

Secretary.

Jrl^T^f *^'' institution is to impart to persons of both sexes a practical and useful Business
Education. Young men are thoroughly fitted for Bankers Merchants Rnnt " ""^^'"^jf^smess
Clerks and Salesmen by our great system of XCTVaI' ^VHi^^ritvmio TT
system the pupil receives while in the school the same practice in conducting business affaS tha
he would in a bona Me Bank. Office nr Pnnr,t;«„ Tr„„-„ ^ "ubiaess aaairs that

he would in a bona fide Bank, Office or Counting-House.

Single and Double Entry Book-Keepine. Mechaniral Driiwir,^ r^ i. ^

Plain and Ornamental Penmanship?' Modern LSaSfs f^^^tT B"Biiiess,

Commercial Arithmetic, Hiahir mJ^!^ I- •^®*^ Estate.

Business Correspondence. PhonoSphy "'' ^^g^^P^?.

MercantUeLaw pf^i^^- ^' Commission,

Political Economy. Survevfn^^ Importing,

Actual Business. BrokSe Forwarding.

Merchandising, Ft^h«,fA<. Grammar.

Insurance, ^f,hw£* Rhetoric,

Banking, Jobbing. Beading.

^ Mining. Spelllig.
^►^ • -«»

Tie SCHeOL^TOOM ami COUITIMe^EDOM

Are united upon a plan that secures to the student all the practical advantages of each. There is
in operation a Banking House, with Checks. Drafts. Notes. Bills of Exchange
Certificates of Deposit, etc.. fully illustrating the banking business.
The school-room is elegantly fitted up with

MERCHANDISING JOBBING and IMPORTING EMPORIUMS,
GENERAL and NATIONAL BANKING OFFICES,

COMMISSION, FORWARDING and REAL ESTATE.

INSURANCE, EXPRESS and POST OFFICES.

For full particulars regarding the College. Course of Studies. Expenses, etc..

Call at the

College Office, No, 24 Post Street,

Or address /or Circulars,

E. P. HEALD, President Business College,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,

2i POST STEEET, SAN FHANCISCO,

>=]i

The Leading Institution of Business Training on the Pacific Coast.

This is the only Bchool in ^^-^LZllll'^L'^^lfJ ^^fSil'^ frm"tle'itr^^^
specialty. Its teachers are competent and experiencea. "^^"f'V* i''. ^ j^ the THiR-tY-six

school on the Pacific. ___.. ..,-» ■ >»■■-«

YOUNG MEN AND LADIES

smmsmmmmEmiS

in obtaining situations, if desired.

OUR BUSINESS COURSE

farmers or mechanics.

THEORY AND PBACTIOE

»re oombliiedmsnc]ismmiier.s to make eacl.pomrtul help to tm other.
Tl.. Student B,.„.«^.,«;'i2,^

transactions.

SESSIONS CONTINUE DAY AND EVENING.

?aa Advance LrSlyls desired. No'particular age or degree of advancement is required to enter
the College. We have in operation an

ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT,

Where all the branches of an ordinary English Education are taught, for those who are too young or
not sufficienUy advaaced for the Busiuess Course. Visitors are always welcomed at the College.

FURTHER INFORMATION.

Yniine men and young ladies should obtain full particulars regarding tliis useful Institute of
PrlrH^fl Education Now is the time to get an education. Use the present and you can trust in
The future Competentjersons are wanted in all departments of industry. In order to learn all
about this school, send for

HEALD'S COLLEGE JOURNAL,

at the College Oflace, 24 Post Street, or by addressing

E. P. HeALL, President Business College,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Heitmnller William, barkeeper William Bruninsr, dwl 2

California
Heitsliu Samuel (Reditufton d- Co.), dwl 143 Sixth
Heitt Joseph, baker Luuis Kurz, 215 Second
Heitzelierij Fiiul, printer, dwl 418 Larkiii
Heiwoel Thomas, seaman, dwl IG Washington
Heizniiin John, watchmaker and jeweler, 408 Commercial,

dwl 302 Fell
Heker John, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Hclbersr Julius, cook John H. Suhutt, l;«i First
Helbij; Charles, housecarpent«r, dwl 18 First
Helbinj; Aujjust (Urienabauin, II. J,- d/.), dwl 123 Stock
Helbiriif Louis, cari>entcr Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl E s

FillK-rt bet Sansom and Montgomerj'
Held Bernhard (Ihhl Bros. .{• Co.), dwl 42(i Eddy
HEL1» BKOTll£K!!!i A CO. (Bernhani and David

II., and Samuel Hiilbntn), importers and jobbers

millinery and straw goo<ls, 1 Sutt<;r cor Market
Held Christ<)])her A., laborer Spanagel & Wucherer, dwl

2011 Filbert
Held Ua\ id (//< W Bros, d- Co.), dwl 639 Ellis
Held George 1)., hairdressing saloon Grand Hotel, res

Oakland
Held Simon (Sirnon Held li- Co.), dwl 1307 Larkin
Held Simon i: Co. (Max Wurzherger), importers millinery

and straw goods, French flowers, feathers, silks, etc.,

541 Market
Held William, porter E. A. Fargo & Co., dwl 1914 Mason
Heley Christopher W., painter, dwl 8 Adelaide PI
Heley John, laborer, dsvl S s Hayes nr Laguna
Heley John, tailor, dwl 1321 Larkin
Heley Mary (wid'iw), lodgings, 105 Minna
Heley. 5tc Healy and Haley
Helfgott Samuel, tanner Wolf Bloom, dwl cor Ninteenth

and Folsom
Helfrich Anne (widow), dwl 108 Ellis
Helgerson .Alfred, stock speculator, dwl 222 Post
Helgoth Henry, plasterer, dwl 357 Minna
Helgrem Frederick, ^aman, dwl 8 Jackson
Helgrem Louis, seaman, dwl 113 Jackson

Heline ilrs., dwl 534 Bush

Helke Cliarles, saddler, 619 Mission, dwl 951 Mission

Helke WiUie L., druggist G. Leipnitz k Co., dwl 951 Miss

Helkson Peter, tailor, 311 Pine room 22

Hell J. D., speculator, dwl 228 Bush

Hell John A. Wm., barkeeper August Nelson, dwl 906

Kearny
Hellanschmidt Frederick, butcher, dwl E s Hampshire

bet EI Uorado and Sixteenth
Hellar Frederick, seaman, dwl 531 East
Hellbeck Charles, machinist, dwl 305 O'Farrell
Hellbeck Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 305 O'Farrell
Hellbeck Tlieodore, Lumberman's Pro. Union, 71 Mont
Hellegus Henry, miner, dwl SE cor Dfumm and Oregon
Helleman Michael, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
Hellen JosejA R., clerk T. Bailey & Co., dwl 434 Fifth
Heller C. L. {Falkenstein <i: Co.), res Europe
Heller Emanuel, salesman L. M. Sachs & Co., dwl 615

Leavenworth
Heller Emanuel, salesman M. Heller & Bros., dwl 117

Jones
Heller Frank, driver Lyon &. Co., dwl 224 Chestnut
Heller Frederick Sr., homeopathic physician, office and

dwl 226 Post
Heller Frederick, mate stm Alex. Duncan, dwl 531 East
Heller Jonas (M. Heller d- Brothers), res New York
Heller Joseph (ffelUr d- Ftintuch), dwl 216 Seventh
HELLER .11. <K BKOTUEK!>» (.Vartin and Jonas),

importers and jobbers dry goods, 112 and 114 Sansom
Heller Mannie, salesman, dwl 850 Market
Heller Martin (M. Heller <t Brothers), dwl 117 Jones
Heller Moses (.»/. Heller d- Brothers), dwl 119 Jones
Heller P., peddler, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Heller Richard, dwl 531 Brjant
Heller Rosie (widow), dwl 008 Stevenson
Heller Samuel W., salesman L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl 615

Leavenworth
Heller William (L. <fc M. Sachs d: Co.), res New York
Heller k Feintuch (Joseph Heller and Mark Feintuch),

manufacturers ladies' underwear, and furnishing

goods, 109 Sansom
Hellerich Paul, turner G. UefHnger & Co., dwl 226Ritch
Helleringher Peter, carpenter, dwl 904 Powell
Hellerson Helder, seaman, dwl 415 East
Hellerstedt Charles, blacksmith, dwl 753 Folsom
Hellert F., teacher Evening Public School, dwl 307

Seventh
Helling Frederick, real estate, dwl 816 Ellis

Hellieey Daniel, shoemaker Patrick M. Clcai-y, dwl 10

Noble PI
Hellisoii Gustave, painter Wilson & Moulton, dwl 7 Vir-
ginia
IIELLMAX HE^'RI J., secretarj- Odd Fellows' Mu-
tual Aid Assn, 325 Montgomery, dwl 8 Willow Av
Hellman M., salesman Rosenbaum ii Friedman, dwl 930

Mission
Hellmann A. C, bookkeeper Merchants' Exchange Bank,

dwl 752 Gearv
lIELL.n.l.\.\ KKUTHERS A CO. (liichard Hell-
man and Edward Z'ajt'Adi), iniixjrters, connnission

merchants, and agents Hamburg Board of Under-
writers, SW cor Front and Jackson
Hellmann Horace G., clerk HeUnian Bros. & Co., dwl 725

Geary
Hellmann Richard (Hellmann Bros. <fc Co.), dwl 725

Gear}'
Hellmann Solomon, tailor, dwl 39 Jessie
Hellriegel Conrad, clerk, dwl 806 Union
Hel wig Christian, buckskin tannery, S s Twenty-sixth

bet Howard and Mission
Hellwig Frederick, bakery, 110^ Dupont
Helm A., laborer Patent Brick Co., dwl Potrero
Helm George, dwl 1711 Mason
Helm J., laborer Patent Brick Co., dwl Potrero
Helm James H., dwl 217 Powell
Helman Charles, miner, dwl 225 Geary
Helman Harry H., assayer, dwl 225 Geary
Helman Jacob, dwl 225 Geary

Helman John, shipcarpenter, dwl 1623 Powell, rear
llEL.H.iA MILLIAM M., mining secretary, oflBce 309

California room 14, dwl 225 Geary
Helmcke Charles, clerk with George Lamcke, dwl NW cor

Folsom and Fifth

Helme , laborer C. A. Hooper k Co. , dwl Potrero

Helme Emly, dwl 534 Bush

Helme Joseph, hairdresser, dwl 29 Clara

Helmer A. .Mrs., manuf wax flowers, dwl 136 Eighth

Helmer Andrew, carpenter, dwl SW cor Seventh and

Jessie
Helmer Carl, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl NE

cor Sixteenth and Hampshire
Helmer Frederick, laborer Spring Valley Water W.Cc, dwl

NE cor Sixteenth and Hampshire
Helmer Julius, cabinetmaker S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 1214

Larkin
Helmering Clement A., groceries and liquors, NW cor

Post and Tajior
Helmers Nils S. , teacher music, dwl 512 Chestnut
Helmke Conrad, clerk G. Cornelius & Co., dwl NE cor

Kearny and Broadway
HELMKE.V J. THEODORE, importer and retail

hardware, 516 Keaniy, dwl 1223 Clay
Helmrich Oscar, exchangebroker, 213 Sansom, dwl 405

Powell
Helms Henry W., groceries and liquors, 100 Sixth, dwl

517 Minna
Helms John, clerk John Hencken, dwl 332 Sixth
Helms John E. A., groceries and liquors, SW cor Seventh

and Stevenson
Helstrom Peter, lumberman, dwl 16 Washington
Helstrommer Charles H. (Heist rmnmer <t Co.), dwl 12

Washington
Helstrommer k Co. (Charles H. Helstrommer and Mrs.

Louisa Roscnmoller), boarding and lodging, 12 Wash
Helt John, barkeeper, dwl 116 Waverly PI
Helvetia Hotel, Charles Dittmar proptr, 429 and 431 Pine
Hely John R., bookkeeper Union Mutual Life Insurance

Co., dwl 1902 Broadway
Hely. See Haley, Healy, and Heley
Hemberger Sebastian, cooper M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 123

Tehama
Hemenway Frank, dwl 2429 Buchanan
Hemenway George W., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,

dwl 127 Francisco
Hemenway John, machinist, dwl 305 First
Hemenway M. D., machinist Florence Sewing Machine

Co., dwl 315 Gearj', rear
Hemenway S.vlvester, dwl 2429 Buchanan
Hemer E. Mrs., dwl Lick House
Heminson James, cooper Diedrich Bucking, dwl 412

Drumm
Hemme August (Riehn, H. d- Co., and Hemme <t- Long),

dwl SW cor California and Van Ness Av
Hemme Louis (Hemme d lieuter), dwl 29 Kearny
Hemme William, dwl SW cor Van Ness and California
Hemme k Long (Aujust Hemme and Salmon H. Long),

agents Chickering Pianos, SE cor Mont and Sutter

JAMES Cj. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.
26 •

JEWELHY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchan

Hemme & Reuter {LouU Hemme and William Reuter),

bakery and restaurant, 27 Kearny
Henmielberg Henry, bakerj', cor Fourteenth Av and N,

South S. F.
Henimenway Catherine V. (\vidow), janitrcBS Stockton St.

Primary School, dwl 1(519 Bush, rear
Hemmenway William, carriagepainter, dwl 12 William
Hemmenway William P. , dwl 1619 Bush, rear

Hemerst , dwl iiH Kearny

Hemming Philiji, engineer Pacific Oil ^and Lead Works,

dwl 17 Welsh
Hemmings Theodore, laborer, dwl Winchester Hotel
Hemphill Alexander, machinist, dwl 26 Eddy
Hemphill John Rev., pastor Calvarj' Presbyterian Church,

dwl 331 Ellis
Hempkins John, farmer, dwl 23 Stockton
Hemple Hemman, seaman schr Free Trade, Green St.

Wharf
Hempley James, laborer George H. Whitney, dwl 32 Steu
Hemsoth Christopher, bath attendant Barlow J. Smith,

635 California
Hemsworth James, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, dwl 601 J

Third
Hemsworth Michael, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, dwl

601 i Third
Henarie Daniel V. B. (E. Martin & Co.), dwl 934 Pine
Hencheman Charles, dwl 1124 Pine
Henchman N. H. Jr., accountant, dwl 407 Mason
Henck Oliver, seaman schr D. C. Haskin, Bulkhead bet

Washington and Jackson
Hencke Charles, musician, dwl N s Green bet Dupont and

Kearny
Hencke Henry, cabinetmaker Weir & Greenwood, dwl

1013 Polk
Hencke Henry, clerk Ernst R. Jasper, dwl 1125 Powell
Hencke Hermann {Van Ronn, Hencke & ffejrier), dwl 932

Folsom
Hencke William {Von Ronn, Hencke <Ss Heqler), dwl 1008

Vallejo
Hencken Charles, market, W Mission nr Ridley, dwl SE

cor Nineteenth and Mission
Hencken John, fruits, 332 Sixth

Hencken Martin {Henry Brickwedel <i- Co.), dwl 633 Min
Hencken Martin, driver Hemme & Reuter, dwl 29 Keaniy
Hencken William H., groceries aud liquors, 417 Third
Henckes Nicholas {Henckes Jc Arend), dwl 719 Clay
Henckes & Arend {Nicholas Henckes and Peter Arend),

liquor saloon, 711 Mission
Hendee Mary H. (widow), dwl 2006 Bush
Hendee M. J. Mrs., electrician, 777^ Mission
Hendell Peter, marblepolisher, dwl 67 Minna
Hendelsiins Moritz, dwl 531 Post
Hendershott Alfred F. , druggist Joseph Armitage, 512

Kearny
Hendershott William, butcher Poly, Heilbron & Co., dwl

N s First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F.

Henderson clerk, dwl 304 Third

Henderson , steward, dwl 1412 Powell

Henderson Alexander, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl

511 Bush
Henderson Alexander B., city editor S. F. Chronicle, dwl

630 Filbert
Henderson Andrew, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Berry and

Madden
Henderson Bros. {James and Edward), stonecutters

Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Henderson Cecila (widow), dwl 809 Tyler
Henderson Charles, painter, dwl 313 Ritch
Henderson David, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, dwl 870

Folsom
Henderson David M., bookkeeper Sather & Co., res Oak-
land
Henderson Duncan, {Henderson d; Balthazard), dwl 2633

Mission
Henderson E. Mrs., dwl 14 O'Farrell
Henderson Edward {Henderson Bros.), dwl S s Point Lo-

bos Av nr Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Henderson Emma P. Miss, artist John H. Peters, dwl 2633

Mission
Henderson Frank {Kelly, Henderson & Oilchrist) dwl 506

Eddy
Henderson Frederick L., dwl 506 Eddy
Henderson George, carpenter, dwl 1502 Leavenworth
Henderson George, seaman, dwl 233 Montgomery Av
Henderson George, woolsorter, dwl 222 Broadway
Henderson Godfrey Mrs., dwl S s Howard bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Henderson H., dwl 528 Eddy
Henderson H. A. Mrs., laundress, dwl 614 Ellis

Henderson Harris, real estate, dwl 508 McAllister

Henderson Henry, clerk, dwl 622 Larkin

Henderson Henry, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific

Henderson Henry A., laundry, 614 Elli.s

Henderson Hiram, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl Orer-

laiid House
Henderson H. W., special policeman, dwl 403 Third
Henderson Isabella L. (widow), dwl 42 Clarence PI
Henderson Jacob, dwl 654 Mission
Henderson James {Henderson Bros.), dwl S s Point Lo-

bos Av nr Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Henderson James, clerk, dwl 14 O' Fari'ell
Henderson James, clerk, dwl 242 Taj'lor
Henderson James, clerk, dwl 304 Third
Henderson James, expressman, dwl 120 Fourth
Henderson James, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Henderson James, painter Swan & Co.
Henderson James L., machinirt Pac. Iron Works, dwl 42

Clarence PI
Hendereon James S., merchant, dwl NW cor Nineteenth

and Noe
Henderson James W. , foreman D. A. Macdonald, dwl E s

Mission nr Twenty-sixth
Henderson John, dwl NW cor Leavenworth and Jadcson
Henderson John, carpenter, dwl 1110 Clay
Henderson John, carpenter, dwl 1317 Pacific Av
Henderson John, carpenter, dwl 1506 Leavenworth
Henderson John, clerk Bell & Co., dwl S s Natoma bet

Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Henderson John, comjjositor J. F. Hughes, dwl 828 Fil-
bert
Henderson John, joiner, dwl 1317 Pacific
Henderson John, joiner, dwl 1608 Hyde
Henderson John, master mariner, dwl 19 Twelfth
Henderson John, sailmaker, dwl 28 Clay
Henderson John, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Henderson John, shoemaker, dwl 1902 Pacific Av
Henderson John, telegraph-instrnmentmaker Electrical

Construction and Maintenance Co., dwl 2217 Mason
Henderson John Jr., coal, 834 and 836 Washington, dwl

1014 Califoniia
Henderson John C, civil engineer, dwl 1431 Howard
Henderson John Frederick, salesman JoSeph Figel, dwl

225 Fourth
Henderson John W. , boot and shoemaker, 504 Post
Henderson J. W. , engineer U. S. stm Kate, dwl 927 Howard
Henderson J.W,, foreman D. A, Macdonald & Co.
Henderson J.W., mail agent, dwl Russ House
Henderson Kitty Miss, actress Bella Union Tlieater
Henderson Lewis, laborer, dwl SWcor Octa\'ia and Union
Henderson M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wliarf
Henderson Mary (widow), dwl 128 Perry-
Henderson Mary (widow), dwl 736 Harrison
Henderson Mary M^s, teacher Fourth St. Primary School,

dwl 736 Harrison
Henderson Matthew, stonecutter, dwl 804 Third
Henderson Mathew A., physician, dwl 630 Filbert
Henderson Neil, weigher North Point Warehouse, dwl

736 Harrison
Henderson P., dwl 207 Turk
Henderson Peter, painter, dwl 56 Clara
Henderson Philip, barkeeper, dwl 225 Second
Henderson Philip, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Berry and

Madden
Henderson Robert J,, laborer, dwl W s South Av bet L

and M, South S. F.
Henderson Robert W., mariner, dwl 1446 Minna
Henderson Samuel, dry goods, 844 Market, dwl 108 Stock-
ton
Henderson Sarah (widow), dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Henderson Thomas, long-shoreman, dwl 551 Folsom, rear
Henderson Thomas H., secretaiy Renton Coal Co., office

24 Sacramento, res Oakland
Henderson W., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Henderson Wallace A., clerk Payot, Uphaui & Co., dwl

42 Clarence PI
Henderson Walter H., bookkeeper W. & H. Pierce, dwl

1431 Howard
Henderson Wilber A., sodamaker, dwl 417 Greenwich
Henderson William, carijenter, dwl S s Point Lobos Av

nr Odd Fellows' Cemeterj'
Henderson William, local agent Union Insurance Co., dwl

1014 Powell
Henderson William, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

233 Montgomery Av
Henderson William, shipcai-penter, dwl 45 Clementina
Henderson William, sodamaker, dwl 417 Greenwich
Henderson William, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
1412 Powell

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.^

PnTE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by L. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Henderson & Balthazanl (0. [feiiderson a>id L. Balthaz-
ard), \*'agx:>nniakers and blackitniiths, oor Mission and
Twenty-fourth
Hendleson Miurice, clerk Henry Schwartz
Hendlcy Aaron C. (Heyicood <t "//.), dwl 1!) Prospect PI
Hendred Frederick, cabinetmaker Kragoii &, Co., dwl 13

Huhbard
Hendricks (.'harles, miner, dwl Continental Hotel
Hendricks Elixabeth C. (widow), dwl 61!) Stevenson
Hendricks H., stableman City R, 11.
Hendricks John T., boatman, Front St.^\^larf
Hendricks Josie, chambermaid Overland House
Hendricks J. S., porter, dwl 1.510 Mason
Hendricks N., cari)enter, dwl .534 Hash
Hendricks Peter, laborer Cal. Brick Co., dwl 282 Towns-
end
Hendricksen B. A., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Hendrickson George R., proprietor Novelty Wood Works,
Mechanic's Mill Buildinj,', SW cor Mission and Fre-
mont, dvl ^^bS Mission
Hendrickson Hendrick, books and stationery, 37 Sac
Hendrickson Henry W., clerk, dwl 403 Third
Hendrickson J., stonecutter McVicker & Roche; dwl 814

Tliird
Hendrickson Louisa Miss, dwl 420 Eddy
Hendrickson O,, deckhand IT. S. Revenue stm John F.

Harthy, Front St. Wharf
Hendrickson Philip, painter Andrew Frie, dwl 723 Jack-
son
Hendrickson S., plumber, dwl 321 Taylor
Hendrickson Samuel D., carriag-emaker, 058 Mission
Hendrickson Theodore, sash and blindmaker Excelsior

Mills
Hendrickson William, capitalist, dwl Russ House
Hendrie Edward B., stockbroker, office Stevenson Build-
ing room 22
Hendrie J. W., dwl Grand Hotel

Hendreyan Patrick, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Hendry B. L., helper Cal. Planing Mills
Hendry Charles J. (Coffin ,t //.), dwl 516 Third
Hendrj- George W., real estate, dwl 714 Capp
Hendry Howland, seaman, dwl 664 Harrison
Hendry James, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

323 Va'.Iejo
Hendry John, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Hendry Maggie Miss, teacher Washington Grammar

School, dwl 314 Brannan
HeiKlry William, cariTent<;r, dwl 1123 Powell
Hendrj- William, laborer, dwl 323 Vallejo
Hendrj- William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

314 Brannan
Hendrv William M. (Hendry <t Co.), dwl 314 Brannan
lIE.>'bRY A CO. (William M. Itendry and Joseph A.

Jli'id), ship and steamboatsmiths, 26 Folsom
Hendsy Louis, longshoreman, dwl SW cor Greenwich and

Sansom
Hendwick Herman, waiter New York Bakery
Hendy Emil, mariner, dwl North German Hotel
Hendy George, machinist Joshua Hendy, dwl 115 Fifth
Hendv George W., bellows manuf James Campbell, dWl

lis Filth
Hendy James, drayman, 412 Front, dwl 1921 Stockton
HENOV JOSHl'.l, manuf patent ore concentrators,
circular 'sawmills, and steam-engine governors, 32
Fremont, dwl 115 Fifth
Hendy Samuel Jr., salesman Joshua Hendy, dwl 115 Fifth
Hendy Sarah Miss, dressmaker Mrs. D. A. Finn, dwl

Stockton bet Francisco and Chestnut
Hendy S. J. , student Barnard's Business College
Henelly Martin, labor, dwl 512 Mission
Henery Frederick, carpenter California Planing Mills
Henery Samuel, engineer stm Alice Garratt, Front St.

Wharf
Henery William, machinist, dwl S s California bet Brod-

erick and Devisadero
Henevery Andrew, laborer North Beach Cement Pipe

Works, dwl Gavin bet Green and Filbert
Heney John, bootmaker Irish-American Assn,818 Howard
Heney John, laborer Southern Pac. B. R., dwl W s Geor-
gia nr Shasta
Hefley John, marketman, dwl 514 Minna
Heney Julia Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary School, dwl

623 Stevenson
Heney Patrick, laborer, dwl 9 Beale PI nr Main
Henej- Richard (n'Uliain J. Heney ifc Co.), dwl 623 Stev
Heney Richard Jr. (William J. Heney <fc Co.), dwl 607

Fell
Heney Thomas H. , carpenter, dwl W s Broderick bet
T^ier and McAllister

nEWET 1VILLI.4M, wood and ivorj-turner, 100 Mis-
sion, dwl 209 Keaniy
Henev William J. (William J. Heney <b Co.), dwl 1614

iSirk
HE.^EV n'lLLIAM .1. A CO. (liichard Heney and

Richard Heney Jr.), furniture, 725 Market
Heney. See Heaney and Heney
Henpartnocia Garcia, dwl 504 Vallejo
Henickc Sophia (widow), dwl 2207 Pine
Heniken John, clerk, dwl 40J Geary
Henis 1. C, dwl 869 .Market
Henkaldei Charles, butcher, dwl 31 Hunt
Henkenius Julius C, draftsman Townsend & Wyneken,

dwl 2310 California
Henkler Edward, upholsterer, dwl 624 Pacific
Henley Charles, upholsterer, 1810 Polk
Henley John, dwl 503 Folsom
Henley John, extraman Hose No. 1. S. F. F. D., dwl Clay

nr E;ost
Henley Joseph (Kruger A Co.), dwl 1413* Polk
Henley Martin, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Henley Michael, cook stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Henley Michael, hostler Stuart A.Winall, 13 Stevenson
Henley Michael, lumber stevedore, dwl 804 Third
Henly Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Henn William, waiter Westerfeld & Page, dwl 101 Minna
Henn William O., clerk, Schleiden & Scholl, dwl 2502

Clay
Henne William, cider manufacturer Sol Wangenheim &

Co., dwl Vork nr Twenty-fourth
Henneberry John, clerk, dw-1 630 Ellis
Henneljerrj' Martin, molder Miners' Foundry, dwl 40

Silver
Henneberrj' Michael, contractor, dwl 630 Ellis
Henneberry T., laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 58

Shipley
Henneberry Thomas, molder Pac. Iron Works, dwl 40

Silver
Henneckar Nicholas, porter N. Van Bergen & Co., dwl

713 Vallejo •

Hennery Thomas, laborer, dwl 13 Salmon
Henneiiian Phillip, butcher, dwl 322 Broadway, rear
Hennerle Hannah (widow), dwl 41 Nevada
Hennessey Charles M., laborer, dwl 3 Frederick
Hennessey David, teamster, dwl 210 Eig'nth
Hennessey Dennis, painter, dwl 405 Stevenson
Hennessej' John, blacksmith Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,

dwl 529 Shotwell
Hennessey John A., wood and coal, 49 Everett
Hennessey Marj' Mrs., dwl 433 Clementina
Hennessey Patrirk, laborer, dwl 30 Ritch, rear
Hennessey Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Old San Jos6 Road

nr Industrial School
Hennessey Peter, carpenter, 510 Front, dwl S s Bush bet

Baker and Lyon
Hennessey Thomas, barkeeper Shepard & Ellis, dwl 720

Third
Hennessy Andrew, marblecutter, dwl 8 Antonio
Hennessv A., laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.
Hennessj' B. Mrs., dwl 1019 Powell
Hennessy Daniel, stevedore, dwl SWcor Beale and Brj-ant
Hennessy Dennis, tailor Kenny & Sheehan, dwl 9:^3^ Fol-
som
Hennessy Edward, cooper Cutting Packing Co., dwl 533

Slission
Hennessy H., purser Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
Hennessy J., seaman stm Alexander Duncan, Maine St.

Wharf
Hennessy James, clerk John McKillop & Co., dwl 116

O'Farrell
Hennessy James, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Hennessy James, paperhanger George W. Clark, dwl S s

Ash Av bet Larkin and Polk
Hennessy James, plasterer, dwl 945 Folsom
Hennessy James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Hennessy Jerome H., printer, dwl 508 Howard
Hennessj' John, laborer, dwl SW cor Railroad and Four-
teenth, South S. F.
Hennessy John, shipcarpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Hennessy John, shoemaker, dwl 320 Sansom
Hennessv John F., compositor Stock Report, dwl 210

Eighth
Hennessy Martin, polisher Holmes & Dawson, dwl 2

Glover
Hennessy Michael, carpenter, dwl 518 Pacific
Hennessy Michael, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 19J

GUbert
Hennessy Michael, gardener, dwl 337 Jessie

JAMES G-. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

FINE WATCHES and JEWELHY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Hennessy Michael J., wood and coal, 28 Natoma, dwl 20

Natoma

Hennessy Morris, Union Tanning and Currjing Co., dwl
West Oakland

Hennessy Patrick, boarding stable, 767 Mission, dwl 456
Minna

Hennessy Richard, capitalist, dwl 82 Natoma

Hennessy Thomas, currier, dwl 428 Shotwell

Hehnessy Tliomas, hostler Norton & Adams, dwl 508
Jessie

Hennessy William, janitor Mission Primary School

Hennett Lonis, machinist, dwl 607^ Minna, rear

Hennnicker Nicholas, butler, dwl 713 Vallejo

Henney. See Henny

Hennig Louis, musician Wade's Opera House, dwl 628
Green

Hennig O. E., teacher music, dwl 737 Howard

Hennig Theodore N., bookkeejier Christy & Wise, dwl
22S Turk

Hennig William A., machinist, dwl 205 Dupont

Helming Henry, teamster Jackson Brewery, dwl 1428
Mission

Henning H. H., machinist Levison Bros., dwl 813 Hyde

HenningJohn G., laundrj', S s Chestnut bet Baker and
Broderick

Henning M. A., clerk Central Pac. R. R. steamers office,
NE cor Front and Broadway, res Oakland

Henning Minna Mrs., dwl 228 Turk

Henning Otto, tinman Pac. Oil Works, dwl 515 Chestnut

Henning Theodore, dwl 636 Commercial

Henninger Gottifried, dwl 746 Minna

Hennings Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1325 Stock-
ton, dwl 1323 Stockton

Hennings John, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery

Henningsen August, night clerk Prescott House, 933
Kearny

Henningsen Hans, cigars and tobacco, junction Market
and O'Farrell, dwl 322 Third .

Hennj' John {Uenny d- BouHn(j), dwl 759 Clay

Henny Joseph, cooper M. Fulda & Sons, dwl Quincy
House *

Henny & Bouling (John Henny and George Bouling),
liquor saloon, 743 Clay

Henquinet Peter J., bootiitter, dwl 4 Virginia Alley

Henretta John J., secretary S. F. F. D., office 23 Kearny,
dwl 128 Silver

Henri , baker, dwl 1518 Stockton

Kenri Emil, machinist, dwl 1112 Kearny

Henri James, machinist Union Iron Works

Henri PieiTe, seaman, dwl 804 Third

Henrichs Antone, ivorycarver, dwl 1421.V Dupont

Henriohs Henrj' 6., blacksmith Phelps' Manuf. Co., dwl
1603 Mason

Henrichs Peter, brewer, dwl 1314 Filbert

Henrichs. See Hinrichs

Henrichson Tlieodore, sashmaker, 44j Zoe

Henrici Eniest, manufacturing jeweler, 6.31 Sacramento,
dwl 620 Grove

Henrici William T., proofreader Dewey & Co., dwl 610
Powell

Henricks Edward, master mariner, dwl 215 Seventeenth

Henricks Frederica (widow), dwl 215 Seventeenth

Henricks Michael, hostler City R. R., dwl E s Minna bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth

Henrickson Fritz C, stevedore, dwl 1? Washington

Henrickson Peter, seaman, dwl 415 East

Henriette Celestian, water service Southern Pac. R. R.

Henriksen Benjamin A., dwl 328 Kearny

Henriksen Bernard E., architect Prosper Hueme, dwl 328
Kearny

HenriouUe Fannie M. (widow), dwl 521 Seventh, rear

Henrioulle Gustave F., foundrjTnan,dwl 521 Seventh, rear

Heariouile Henry, dwl 521 Seventh, rear

Henrioulle John, dwl 521 Seventh, rear

Henrioulle Louise J., helper Excelsior Mills, dwl 521 Sev-
enth, rear

Henriques David, stockbroker, office N s Halleck nr San-
son!, dwl 331 Keam}'

Henriques Joseph S., messenger Walter E. Dean, 419 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 1510 Mason

Henrix Edward, captain sch Galatea, office 34 California,
dwl 215 Seventeenth

Henry (widow), dwl 611 Third

Henrj' , captain barge Marin, dwl Long Bridge

Henry , master mariner, dwl 509 Washington

Henry Amelia (widow), dwl S s Prospect PI opp Colum-
bia, Bernal Heights
Henry Augustus, baker with Charles Goebel, dwl 1518
Stockton

Henrj' B., seaman, dwl 2.38 Steuart

Henrj' Benjamin, tinsmith, dwl 804 Third

Henrj' Benjamin R., laborer, dwl 130 Dora

Henrv Bernard, blacksmith Ennis & McNeill, dwl 864 Fol

Henrj- Charles, dwl 270 First

Henrj' Charles, cabinetmaker Noveltj' Wood Works, dwl

NE cor California Av and Twenty-ninth
Henrv Charles, cook, dwl 636 Union
Henry Charies A. {Charles A. Heni-y A- Co.), dwl 418 Post
Henrj' Charles A., general superintendent Coos Bay (Ore-
gon) Coal Co., office 424 Montgoraerj', dwl 629 Gearj'
Henry Charles A. & Co., dairj' produce, 86 California

Market
Henrj' Clementina Mrs., toys, etc., 607 Montgomery Av
Henry Daniel, mattressmaker William J. Heney & Co.,

dwl 725 Market
Henrj' Daniel, seaman, dwl 611 Third
Henrv Da\-id W., watchmaker and jeweler, 3 O'Farrell
Henrj- Eugene, barber Edward Schane, NE cor Broadway

and Keamj'
Henrj- F. H., stocks, dwl 34 Eddy
Henrv Fritz, butler Palace Hotel
Henry Frederick, machinist, dwl 223 Jessie
Henry Frederick, tailor, dwl 506 Union
Henry George, miner, dwl 408 Broadway
Henrj- George, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Henrv George J., bookkeeper Hosmer & Bourne, dwl 506

Powell
Henrv George S., receiver Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl

1216 Jackson
Henrj' H., shoemaker, 1320 Polk, dwl 1024 Dupont
Henrj' Harriet Mrs., milliner, dwl 526 Keamj-
Henrj' Henry Abraham Rev., dwl 115 Olive Av
Henrj- A. J., butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,

South S. F.
Henrj- Honorine (widow), milliner, dwl 1414 Stockton
Henrj- J., sash and blindmaker B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 804

Third
Henrj' James, clerk, dwl 512 Larkin
Henrj' James, longshoreman, dwl 214 Ritch
Henrj' James T., upholsterer, 1339 Dupont
Henry J. B. , dwl 636 Commercial
Henry John, hostler J. & R. Smith, dwl 344 Brannan
Henry John, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Henry John, laborer, dwl 1011 McAllister
Henrj' John, mate bark James B. Bell, Pacific St. Wharf
Henry John, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Henrj' John J., porter Central Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth

and Townsend, dwl 190 Freelon
Henrj- John N., painter, dwl Bootz's Hotel
Henrj' John W., wood and coal, 1621 and 1623 Powell
Henry Joseph, wood and coal, and agent Green's Line

Sonoma Packets, La Rue's Wharf, dwl 1115 Steiner
Henrj' J. P., mastermariner, dwl 54 Sacramento
Henrj' Julius, laborer Charles Peterson, dwl 117 Clark
Henrj' Lewis, laborer Cal. Brick Co., dwl 3 King
Henrj' Lewis M., engineer, dwl 510 Powell
Henry L. J., physician and surgeon, office and dwl 615

Kearny
Hgnry Phillip, stockbroker, office 205 Sansom
Henry Robert, boilermaker, dwl 212 O'Farrell
Henrj- Robert, third officer stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Henry Robert H., salesman J. P. Lysett, dwl 311 Bran
Henrj' Samuel, brickmaker, dwl 1421 Webster
Henrj' Samuel, furniture, 709 Pacific, dwl 251 Stevenson
Henrv Samuel H. , attorney at law, office 708 Montgomery,

dwl 1417 Hyde
Henrv Sarah E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 410 Kearny
Henrj- S. S., dwl 319 Taj'lor
Henrj' Thomas, carpenter, dwl 7 Geary
Henry Thomas, molder Union Iron Works, dwl N 8

Twenty-fourth nr Hampshire
Henrj' W'illiam, clerk, dwl 819 Montgomery
Henrv Watson, engineer stm Hope, Washington St. Wharf
Henrj- William, hostler J. & R. Smith, dwl 344 Brannan
Henrj- William, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl 146

Tehama
Henrj- William, picttu-e-framemaker McEachren & Park-
inson
Henry \\'illiam, tailor, dwl 546 Folsom
Henrj- William, steward Brunswick House, 148 Si.xth «
Henrj' William, assistant toll collector Mission Bridge

Co., dwl 20 Peari
Henry William P., attomej' at law and proctor in Ad-
miralty, office 60() Montgomery room 14, dwl 124 Eddy
Henrj' W. Wanier ( W. Warner Henry .1- Co.), dwl 725 Pine
HE\R1' W. 1V.4KXER <K CO., (0. D. Baldwin and

li. W. Osgood), jobbers, groceries and provisions, 421

Clay

HY&IENIC BOARDING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 Ca g^

h p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Helisbeny P. , laborer Pacific Mafl S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Henschen John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellis and

Steiner
Hensel Charles, finisher Weir & Greenwood
Hensel G. S., conductor Market St. R. 11.
Hcnchaw Joshua S., bookkeeper Califoriya Distilling Co.,

dwl 608 Pine
Henshelwood Thomas R. (Doane d; U.), d\\^^ Windsor

House
Hensing John, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,

dwl 521 First
Hensing M. (widow), dwl 521 First
Hensler Arnold, lodgin','s and liquor saloon, 810 Clay
Hensley Fred C, extranian Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl

568 Howard
Hciisley William D., dwl 422 Greenwich
Henson H., machinist .ICtna Iron Works
Heuson H. L., butcher Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Henson William T., miner, dwl 1512 Pine
Henssnianii John, clerk Martin Itecker, awl 41 Fourth
HE\T RK1'KE\' W., attorney at law, office 605 Clay

room IG, dwl lOl.S M'ashinyfton
Hente Christiana (widow), dwl 11 Noonan Av
IIEXTKK'Il LKM'I.S, dealer in hams bacon, lard, etc.,

1-5 San Francisco Marltct, dwl 1012 Leavenworth
Hentz Aujfustus H., manufacturer of cartridges, 656 Miss
Hcntz Leonard, barber, dwl 565 Natoma
HentJ^e Louis, longshoreman, dwl SW cor Greenwich and

Sansoni
Hentzell A. J., waiter What Cheer House
Henz Charles, driver R. Frank, dwl Sixteenth Av and I,

South S. F.
Henz John, seaman, dwl 8 Jackson
Henz William, barkeeper, dwl .509 Washington
Henzel George G., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 515

Octavia
Henzelan August, painter, dwl 411 Pacific
Hep Yuen (Chinese), tinsmith, 915 Dupont
Hepburn Andrew, carpenter Wilkel & Graj', 113 Davis
Hepburn Andrew Mer\vin, steward J. B. Fitch, dwl 2345

Howard
Hepburn Andrew Mortimer, clerk John G. Hodge & Co.,

dwl 2345 Howard
Hepburn George M., clerk, dwl 2345 Howard
Hepburn Joseph, engineer ^Etna Foundry, dwl cor Market

and Polk
Hepbimi Peter, clerk Farwell &, Co., dwl 2345 Howard
Hepburn Ward A., commission merchant, 318 Front, dwl

725 Pine
Hepburn W. H., mining engineer, dwl 115 Ellis
Hepp George, boot and shoemaker, 136 Montgomery Av,

dwl 919 Vallejo
Hepp Phillip, cook Hemme & Renter, dwl 50 Stockton PI
Hepworth James, Tailors' Protective Union, dwlSW cor

Kearny aiul Morton
Herber John (Uerber ifc Mayer), dwl 1232 Stockton
Herber William (William Herber <t Co.), dwl 1319 Mason
IIEKBER ^VILLI.IN •& CO., importers cigars and

tobacco, 222 and 224 Batterj-
Herber & Mayer (John Herber and John Mayer), liquor

saloon, 527 Kearny
Herbert A. L., lapidary Levison Bros., res Alameda
Herbert Andrew, cirousrider, dwl 108 Tehama
Herbert Anna (widow), dwl 759 Clay
Herbert Benjamin F., porter Locke & Montague, dwl 49

Natoma
Herbert Charles E., draftsman William Curlett, dwl 22

Turk
Herbert Edward, tailor Burr & Finck, dwl 3 Mary Lane
Herbert Franz, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Herbert Harris, boilermaker, Jwl 40 Silver
Herbert Henry, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., 113 Cal
Herbert Herman, baker, dwl 631 Pacific
Herbert John, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Herbert John, plasterer, dwl 715 Natoma
Herbert Margaret (widow), dwl 103 Hayes
Herbert Richard H., carpenter and builder, 18 and 22

First, dwl 7 Stevenson
Herbert Sidney C. , surveyor and conveyancer, office 621

Clay, res Alameda
Herbert William, dwl 3 King

Herbert William, cooper Reuben Norton, dwl 1103 Mont
Herbst Adolph, principal South Cosmopolitan GramAar

School, dwl 615 Jones
Herbst Charles, carriagemaker, dwl 5 Mason
Herbst Francis, jeweler, dwl 229 Fifth
Herbst J., jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 454 Jessie
Herby Horace A., clerk Kast Bros., dwl 601 Turk

Hercncr Joseph, carpenter, dwl 721 Market

Hercules Powder Works, Central Road nr Fourth Av,

office 314 t^alifoniia
Herd John, clerk Falkncr, Bell & Co., res Oakland
Herde .lulius Rev., pastor St. Boniface Church, dwl S s

Tyler bet Jones aTid Leavenworth, rear
Herdman VV. S., physician, office and dwl 318 Kearny
Hendrick Victor, laborer Muller & Koenig, dwl N s Har-
rison bet Tenth and Eleventh
Hereras Jesus Mme. (widow), dwl 13 Morey Alley
Herges William, mattre.ssmakcr Cal. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 23 Mission Av
Herget John, locksmith, dwl 1907 Hyde
Herguth August, curer Michelsseu, Brown & Co., dwl 365

Clementina
Herguth Samuel, pianomaker, dwl E s Jersey bet El Do-
rado and Alameda
Hering Charles, harnessmaker, 2209 Mission
Hering F. A., gardener, dwl 1807 Stevenson
Hering Philip, cigarmaker, dwl 820 Pacific, rear
Heringer John C, dairy i)roduce, 4 Union Market, dwl

O'Farrell bet Fillmore and Steiner
Heringhi Aaron, jeweler Edward Heringhi, dwl 1925

Howard
Heringhi Bernard, broker, office 306 Montgomery, dwl

1925 Howard
Heringlii Edward, watchmaker and jeweler, 16 Third,

dwl 1925 Howard
Heringhi Leopold, watches and jewelry, 28 Third, dwl

1925 Howard
Heriot James K., bookkeeper Rouse & Laws, dwl N s

Washington bet Devisadero and Broderick
Heritage John, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 3 Columbia
Herkingham Charles, cook, dwl 12 Tehama
Herkner James W., clerk stm Enterprise, Broadway St.

Wharf
Herlihy Catherine (widow), dwl 18J Sumner
Herlihy Dennis, painter, dwl 18j Sumner
Herlihy Edmund (Herlihy ifc Murphy), dwl 115 Vallejo
Herlihy John, dwl NW cor Twenty-third and Columbia
Herlihy John, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl

1316 Filbert
Herlihy Maurice, sexton St. Joseph's Church, dwl 311J

Eighth
Herlihy Michael, laborer, dwl 1320 Filbert
Herliliy Richard, driver John Henderson Jr., dwl N s

Pacific bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Herlihy & Murphy, (Edmund Herlihy and Timothy

Murphy), blacksmiths, 909 Battery
Herlin August, tailor S. C. Eien, dwl 120 Shipley
Herling Louis Jr., horseshoer, dwl 399 Hayes
Herling Louis Sr., groceries and liquors, 399 Hayes
Herlitz Frederick, molder Miners' Foundry, dwl 17

Howard Court
Herlitz Herman, seaman, dwl 17 Howard Court
Herman Alfred, jeweler, dwl 1027 Pacific
Herman Benjamin, butcher, SW cor Geary and Hyde
Herman Benjamin, driver City B. R., dwl 1027 Pacific
Herman Charles, driver City R. R., dwl 1027 Pacific
Herman Charles, pantryman stm Senator, Broadway St.

Wliarf
Herman Charles, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Herman Christian, cigars and tobacco, 14 Sacramento,

dwl 12 Sacramento
Hennan Christopher, laborer, dwl 269 Clara
Herman Emil Mrs., dwl *204 Sutter
Hennan John, bookbinder Althof & Bahls
Herman John, laborer Empire Brewery, dwl 420 Chest-
nut
Herman Louis, telegraph operator, dwl 104 Austin
Herman Louis E., commission merchant, dwl 537 McAl-
lister
Herman M., capitalist, office 509 California, dwl Lick

House
Herman MoiTis, packer Code, Elfelt & Co., dwl 18 First
Herman Philip, dwl 1007 Clay
Herman Rudolph, proptr Harbor View Hotel, cor Ton-

quin and Baker
Herman Wilhelm, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Herman William, oysterman Solomon Tesraore, dwl 9

Harlan PI
Herman William, plasterer, dwl 317 Fourth
Hermann Albert (W. Hildebrandt .t Co.), dwl 509 Fourth
Hermann August, liquor saloon. Fifth Av Hunter's Point

nr Dry Diock, South S. F.
Hermann Caspar, hostler Emanuel Steiner, dwl Eight-
eenth Av nr F., South S. F.
Hermann Charles F., commission merchant, dwl 29 Har-
riet

5Ca STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIBED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchan

Hennann Edward, cook, dwl W s Shotwell nr Twenty-
seventh, Bemal Heights
Hermann Edward, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Hennann Elias, jobber, dwl 1139 Folsom
Ilennann Henry, bootmaker N.'Shaperer, dwl 108 Jack
Hermann Isaac, dwl 1812 Fillmore
Hermann John, butcher Dean & Sutherland, dwl E s

First Av, South S. F.
Hermann John B., painter, dwl 821 Greenwich
Hermann Joseph, laborer, dwl cor Louisiana and Sierra
Hermann Julius, salesman H. L. Levy, dwl 343 Kearny
Hermann Levi, tailor, dwl 116 Shipley
IIEIMIAKX IJ'C'IKX, mining secretary, office 330

Pine room 11, dwl 299 Hyde
Hermann Manuel Miss, dwl 625 Vallejo
Hermaim Mehille, bookkeeper A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl

1812 Fillmore
Hermann Morris, dry goods clerk, dwl 34 Kearny
Hennann Moses, shoemaker, dwl 315 Hayes
Hermann Peter A., contractor and builder, dwl 2626 Fol
Hermann Phillip, porter, dwl 2 Washington Av
Hermann Samuel, notaiy public, office 424 Montgomery,

dwl 517 Mason
Hermann Simon, peddler, dwl 317 Ritch
Hermann Tlieo. & Co. (Theodore Hermann), birds,

shells, and curiosities, 630 Washington
Hemiann Theodore (Tkeo. Hermann ik Co.), dwl 630

Washington
Hennann Theresa Mrs., teacher Washington Grammar

Schftol, dwl 1812 Fillmore
Hennann W. , cabinetmaker, dwl 624 Fourth
Hermann. See Herrman and Herrmann
Hermansen Olof , waiter Brander & Co. , dwl 225 Clay
HermersA., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Hermes Rudolph, bookkeeper Hale & Co., dwl 467 Minna
Hcrmida Adeline Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 9 Hinckley
Hermida Ogosto, pantrjTiian, dwl 9 Hinckley
Hemiier Marie (widow), dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear
Hern Patrick, lather, dwl 263 Jessie
Hemandes Augustina (widow), dwl NE cor Dupont and

Vallejo
Hemandes Guadelupe, seamstress, dwl NE cor Dupont

and Vallejo
Hernandez Emil, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 28 Hinckley
Hernandez Jos6, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima

Heme , dwl 279 Minna

Heme Henry C, foreman H. F. Williams, dwl Long

Bridge
Heme John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Heme J. A., stage manager Baldwin's Academy of Music
Hemoon Michael, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
HemosE., laborer, dwl 420 Jackson
Herold Charles, blacksmith, dwl W s Sun Bruno Road

nr Twenty-sixth
Herold Chanles, butcher Isaac Ososke, dwl 909 Kearny
Herold Conrad, groceries and liquors, SW cor Zoe and

Welsh, dwl 3 Welsh
Herold J., dwl 819 Montgomery
Herold J. C, clerk Conrad Herold, dwl 3 Welsh
Herold Phillip, blacksmith, W s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-sixth
Herold Rudolph, professor music, dwl 1716 Bush
Herold Rudolph Jr., clerk Morris Speyer & Co., dwl 1716

Bush
HERON JANES, secretary Wells, Fargo & Co., office

NW cor Montgomery and California, res Alameda
Heron Patrick, laborer California Brick Co., dwl 107

Freelon
Heron. See Herron

Heroux Docite, carpenter, dwl 10 Brannan, rear
Herps Eustace, gcildsniith, dwl 454 Jessie
HeiT Arnold, waiter Cliff House, Point Lobos Av
Herr James .J., stockbroker, 411 California, dwl 426 Second
Herr Rudolph, cabinetmaker, dwl 10 Brj'ant Av, rear
Herreilers Hermann, frescopainter, dwl 639 California
Herrera Francisco, consul Bolivia, Ecuador, and Nicara-
gua, office 331 Montgomerj' room 13, dwl 614 Jones
Herrera Lorenzo M., compositor El Tecolote, dwl 528

Vallejo
Herrera J. D., waiter Emajiuel Podesto, dwl 423 Bdwy
Herrguth Au£,'nst, workman Michelssen, Brown & Co.,

dwl 365 Clementina
Herri chsen Edward, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl Harmonie

Hotel
Hen-ick Alfred H., clerk Abrams & Carroll, res Oakland
Herrick Eben, assistant County Surveyor's Office, dwl SW

cor Filbert and Pierce
Herrick E. 1)., mailing clerk Post-office, dwl Russ House

Herrick Edward M., bookkeeper George A. Meigs, dwl

558 Folsom
Herrick Eugene, painter, dwl 309 Fifth
Herrick G. E., inspector Spring Valley Water W., 516 Cal
Hemck Lawson 1)., plumber, dwl 1116 Mission
Herrick Patrick, miner, dwl 406 Broadway
Herrick Richard, laborer Sanford M. Hills, dwl 842 Clay
HERRUiK S.iXFORD £., produce and commission,

126 Clay, dwl 737 Ellis
Herrick William A., clerk American Tract Society, res

Oakland
Herrick William F., accountant Commercial Insurance

Co., res Oakland
Kerrigan Edward, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 1107

Union
Herrin Julia (widow), dwl 28 Moss •

Herrin William F., attorney at law, office Nevada Block

309 Montgomery room 46, dwl 408 California
Herring David T., inspector U. S. Custom House, dwl 409

Jones
HeiTing Frederick A., gardener, dwl Stevnr Nineteenth
Herring Jasper, helper P. R. O'Brien, dwl 54 Shipley
Herring John, hotelkeeper, dwl 532 Mission
Herring Morris, laborer, dwl 23 Freelon
Herring Phillip, cigarmaker Theodore F. Herring, dwl

820 Pacific, rear
Hen-ing Richard, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture

Co., dwl 132 Clara
Herring Theodore T. , manuf cigars, 527 Montgomer>' Av
Herring Thomas A., ticketseller Maguire's Opera House,

dwl 532 Mission
Herring Tillman R., salesman Brown & McDonald, dwl

532 Mission
Herring W. , dwl 636 Commercial

Herring William, longshoreman, dwl Mechanics' House
Herring William J., overland freight and transfer express,

office 214 Montgomery, dwl 532 Mission
Herringer Henrj-, decorator, dwl 5 Laskie
Herringer John, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Herringer Nicholas, cook, dwl 4 Natoma
Herringer R., carpenter, dwl 16 Marj'

Herrington , dwl 703 Market

Herrington Freeman, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl

927 Brj-ant
Herrington Oliver H., restaurant, 466 Sixth
Herns A., dwl 629 California
Herriss Charles, cook New Atlantic Hotel
Herritage John, bookkeeper West Evans, dwl N s Colum-
bia nr Valencia
Herrman Andrew, fireman stm Express, dwl 1 Harlan PI
Herrman Louis E., commission merchant, office 6 Bat-
ter}', dwl 331 Montgomery
Herrmann Cliristopher, driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwl

232 Second
Herrmann Conrad, manager J. C. Meussdorffer & Bro.,

647 Washington, dwl 1003 Powell •
Herrmann F. J., mining secretar}-, office 418 Kearny, dwl

425 Tyler
Herrmann Frederick, barkeeper Siegfried Hotel, 228

Bush
Herrmann Frederick, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl

1621 Dupont
Hermiann Frederick J., butcher, dwl 1008 Union
Herrmann John, speculator, dwl 228 Bush
Herrmann Oscar, clerk Herrmann & Co., dwl NE cor

Larkin and Sacramento
Herrmann Philip, laborer, dwl 901 Greenwich
Herrmann Sigismund (Herrmann cD Co.), dwl NE cor

Larkin and Sacramento
Herrmann William, clerk German Savings and Loan Soc,

dwl NE cor Sacramento and Larkin
Herrmann Wilhelm, confectioner Emil A. Engelberg, dwl

225 Chestnut
HERKM.INX A CO. (Siyi-imtnd Herrmann), importers

and dealers hops, corks, and brewers' materials, and

agents South Park Malt House, 313 Sacramento
Herrmann. See Herman and Hennann
Herrmanny Theodore, tinsmith, dwl 317 Francisco
Herron D. , seaman stm £mpire

Herron David, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 315 Geary
Herron James, laborer, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr Odd

Fellows' Cemeterj'
Herron James, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
H^ron John A., deckhand stm Enterprise, Broadway St.

Wharf
Herron Susan A. (widow), S s Seventeenth bet Valencia

and Mission
Herron William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Herron. See Heron

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Enssian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Z\

^ .p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Herschfeld Solomon {Getz & H.), dwl 1714 Sutter
Hersey Joseph, tinsmith Charles P. Groffman, dwl 318

Davis
Hershey E. R., medical student, dwl 518 Howard
Hershum ZacharicCh K., carpenter, dwl 057J Folsom

Henson , glazier, dwl (KV? Pine

Herst William, silversmith Koehler & Ritter, dwl Ameri-
can Excliange
Hert Bonefortius Mrs., dwl 24 Hinckley cor Pinckney PI
Hertel Frederick, foreman Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 230

Secimd
Hertel George F., Health Inspector, office 124 Geary, dwl

437 ^^^lton
Herteman Emil (Fonrnche d- Hertnnan), dwl Cal. Hotel
Herteni;in Georife, real estate, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Hertin',' Mils, nurse, dwl 20 Mary
Hertin;; Conrad, tailor J. M. Litehfield, dwl 52.t Green
Hertwect Charles F., upholster, dwl 1250 Montg-oraery
Herty .luines, laborer, dwl .324 Vallejo
Hertz Adolph, turner Francis J. Gracier, dwl 531 Fourth
Hertz Edwin, dwl .531 Fourth

Hertz Hermann, butcher, 48 Centre Market, dwl 113 Sev-
enth
Hertz Jacob {L. .(• J. Hertz), dwl 2.39 Tyler
Hertz L. & J., butchers, 22 Centre Market
Hertz Lazarus, bootmaker, 412 Pacific
Hertz I.ouis (L. A J. Hertz), dwl 723 Turk
Hertz William, butcher Finley & Ste])han, dwl 8 Verona
Hervev C. B. Mrs., drcssuiakincc, 1120 Market
Hen-tV .Saniut'l Jr., Niotfitter, dwl 1126 Market
HERZ COKXELII'S physician, office 206 Kearny, dwl

430 Eddy
Herz Gustave, bookkeeper J. Cerf & Co., dwl 547 Mission
Herz Joseph, bookkeeper, dwl 335 Turk
Herzber},' Isaac, bookkeeper T. E. Wilke, dwl 2114 How
Herzber^ Lisette {widow)i dw-l 1323 Sacramento, rear
Herzberjr Martin, fancy poods, 414 Sacramento, dwl S 8

Ellis bet Octa\ia aiid Laguna
Herzber^ Marr A. (widow), dwl 700 Post
Herzbcry Solomon, boarding and lodging, 105 Jackson
Herzer .Jacob, machinist, dwl 814 Montgomery
Herzer Hugo, vice-president and superintendent Abend

Post, office 535 California, dwl 618 Stevenson
Herzer Jacob, machinist E. Detrick & Co., 123 Clay
Herzfelder Herman, collector Jackson St. Wharf, dwl

460.i Natoma
Herzfelder S. Mrs., dwl 4fiOi Natoma
Herzo Anne Mjs, , dwl 1032 Jackson
Herzo Antonio^, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Herzo John, reali estate, office 526 Montgomery third

floor, dwl 1032 Jackson
Herz3 Mary Jliss, dwl 1032 Jackson
Herzog B. , cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First
Herzog Christian, blacksmith, 705 Broadway
Herzog D. T., dwl Commercial Hotel
Herzog Gustave, salesman E. Raas & Co. , dwl 1008 Larkin
Herzog H., carpenter Bav Sugar Refinerv-
HERZOCi J. A €0. (Morris Cahn,) Eureka Hairman-

ufacturers, cor Fifteenth and Dolores, office 416 Sac
Herzog Joseph (J. Herzo;/ J: Co.), dwl 300 Tvler
Herzog Louis, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 411 Grove
Herzog Ludwig, cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First
Herzog M., butcher, stall 5 Grand Central Market, dwl 600

Octavia
Herzog Philip, woodturner Kragen & Co., dwl 411 Grove
Herzog Theodore, musician, dwl 127 Kearny
Hesbet Ir^ ing, cooper, dwl 308 Beale
Hesbet Joseph, cooper, dwl 308 Beale
Hescher John, laborer S. Lachman & Co., dwl 915 Wash
Hese Frederick, machinist, dwl 3 Maiden Lane, nr Vallejo
Hesell GeorgeT dwl 561 Stevenson
Heskert George, dwl E s Pennsyhania Av nr Sierra
Hesketh Joseph H., tinsmith James Maguire, dwl 223

Fulton
Hesketh W^illiam M. , bagsewer Dakin & Libbey, dwl 331

Kearny
Heslep Augustus M. , attorney at law, office and dwl 523

Kearny
Hesler William, American Bakery, 715 Pacific
Hesler. See Hessler

Heslet John W., carpenter, dwl 449 Jessie
Hess Mrs., laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough bet

Grove and Hayes
Hess Adoiph, tailor, dwl 720 Stockton
Hess Andrew Jackson {Mansfield <b H.), dwl 8 Brenham

PI
Hess Bennv, assistant bookkeeper L. & E. Wertheimer,

dwl 300 Stockton
Hess Charles, merchant, dwl 869 Mission

Hess Charles, optician, 519 Kearny, dwl 1308 California
Hess Christian, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Fdurth and

Berrj'
Hess Christian, proprietor Union Brewery, 326 and 328

Clementina
Hess Conrad, carpenter Pac. Box Factory, dwl 522 Fil-
bert, rear
He.ss Frank, clerk, dwl 311 Stockton
Hess Fre<icrick (Frederick He.sn .(• Co.), dwl 821 Cal
UESH FKE1»EKI4'K »t <'0. (Alois Brauer). proptrs

Cal. Deniokrat and Cal. Staats Zeitung, office 524 Cal
Hess George, dwl 309 Jessie
Hess George B. , dwl 8 Brenham PI
Hess Henrj' (HenH d: Cohn). dwl 1 Martha PI
Hess H. J., assistant lighthousekeei>er Farallone
Hess Jacob, office 415 Montgomerj- room 1, dwl 1709 Mar-
ket
Hess John, dwl 8 Brenham PI

Hess John, butcher Joseph Hess, dwl 83 Stevenson, rear
Hess John, seaman schr Maggie Johnson, Main St. Wharf
Hess J(5seph, pork and sausages, 26 Centre Market, dwl

83 Stevenson, rear
Hess Joseph F., dwl 216 Francisco
Hess Joseph L. (L. <t E. WertheirMr), dwl 1021 Polk
Hess Julius, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hess Levi, insurancebroker, office 221 Sansom, dwl 300

Stockton
Hess Marcus, clerk Ale.xander Abrahamson, dwl 1214

Geary
Hess Robert, shoemaker, dwl 1709 Market
Hess Tillie Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar School
Hess Valentine, cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 624

Fourth
Hess William E., clerk Charles Hess, dwl 1308 California
Hess & Cohn (Henry Hem and Isaac Cohn), shirt manu-
facturers and gents' furnishing goods, 431 Mont
Hessaleren George, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,

dwl 802 Stockton
Hesse Charles, carpenter Excelsior Mills, dwl 146 Perry
Hesse Frederick, blacksmith Will & Finck, dwl 3 Maiden

Lane
Hesse Fritz, laborer Constitution Hotel
Hesse Joseph, real-estate agent, dwl 604 Merchant room 15
Hesse Julius, vamisher John Easton, dwl SW cor Oak

and Buchanan
Hesse Nicholas, clerk Christopher Mangles, dwl 929 Stock
Hessel Amelia, milliner Palmer Brothers, 726 Market
Hessel George, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,

dwl 561 Stevenson
Hession Robert, porter Richards & Harrison, dwl SW cor

Pelk and Broadway
Hessler Charles (Fcldbmch, H. i- Co.), dwl 225 Capp
Hessler D., expressman, dwl 305 Fulton
Hessler Louis, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co., dwl

333 Bush
Hessler. See Hesler
Hester A. A. Mrs., dwl 733 Folsom
Hester Mining Co. (Big Cottonwood, Utah), William H.

Watson secretary, office 302 Montgomery
Hesthal August (Shbenberg, H. d- Co.), dwr743 Ellis
Heathal William J., maniifacturer scarfs and neckties,

1123 Folsom
Hestler Davis, e.xpressman, dwl 305 Fulton
Heston Joseph F., builder, dwl 13 Belden
Hestr6s Emile, merchandisebroker, office 206 Front, dwl

612 California
Hetheringlxin Henry, assistant engineer stmr Oriflamme,

dwl 26 Moss
Hetherington Jeffrey, drajTuan John Mitchell, E s Castro

nr Eighteenth
Hetrich Frank D., assistant assayer's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 103 Van Ness Av
Hettrich Charles, merchant tailor, 946 Folsom
Hettich William, foundrv-man Globe Iron \Vorks,dwl Fol-
som bet Fourth and Fifth
Hettinger John F., cigarmaker, dwl 144 First
Hettinger Nicholas, waiter Salviu P. Collins, dwl NW cor

First and Natoma
Hettle Jacob F., oysterman Louis Eppinger, dwl 1325

Scott
Hetzel David, cirgarmaker Henrj- Sutliff
Hetzlegreen Henry G., silversmith, dwl 802 Stockton
Hetzler August, machinist? .Etna Iron Works, dwl 802

Stockton
Heubner Emil, cabinetmaker Robert Thiele,dwl310 Jessie
Heuck Henrj- H. (widow), dwl 30 Moss
Heuer .\lexander (Schmadeke tt //.), dwl NW cor Mason

and Francisco
Heuer Ernst, bookkeeper Denicke Bros. , dwl 809 Mason

JAMES Q. STEELE ^ CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Heuer George C. W. , proptr Young America Saloon, SE
cor Steuart and Howard, dwl 2316 Mission

Heuer Philip, groceries and liquors, SVV cor Montgomery
Av and Lombard, dwl 2193 Taylor

Heuer William, musician, dwl 105 Ninth

Heughes William {Williams d' Co.), dwl 730 O'Farrell

Heun Paul, watchman, dwl 39 JacI\son

Heusch Ch*les, varnisher Jacob Zech, dwl' 54 Nevada nr
Folsom

Heusler Henrj', cabinetmaker Leonard Haussler, dwl
Stanly nr San Bruno Road

Heustis Charles W., carpenter, 1013 Market, dwl 14J Fol-
som Av

Heustis Edward, driver Chase & Wolf, dwl SE cor Battery
and Pacific

Heuston Frederick G., merchant, dwl 17 Hampton PI

Heuston. See Hewston and Hueston

Heveren Edward John, draftsman John P. Gaynor, dwl
1817 Stockton

HEVERI>' ilIimAEL, Pioneer Steam Marble Works,
422 and 424 Jackson, stoneyard foot Third, dwl 1817
Stockton

Hewelcke Carl Hugo William, expressman, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Sansom, dwl W s Washington Av bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, Bemal Heights

Hewelcke Edwin, laundryman La Grande Laundry, dwl
1003 Natoma

Hewes Charles W. Jr., bookkeeper Parker, Wattson & Co.,
res Oakland

Hewes David, real-estate office N. Landry, 615 Commercial

Hewes George, barkeeper Commercial Hotel

Hewes Joshua, dwl Morton House

Hewes Samuel, rubberworker Weaver, Taylor & Co.

Hewes. See Heughes and Hughes

Hewett John, tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 21 Minna

Hewett Walter, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl 46
Tehama, rear

Hewitt A., miner, dwl 18 First

Hewitt A. (widow), dwl 512 Valencia

Hewitt Amos L., captain schr Alonzo, .Jackson St.'Wliarf

Hewitt Charles, master mariner, dwl NW cor Sacramento
and Broderick

Hewitt Ellen Miss, dressmaker Mrs. J. Zerman, dwl 22
Anna

Hewitt James, engineer Southern Pac. R. R.

Hewitt Joseph M. , clerk Peter A. Kearney, dwl SW cor
First and Folsom

Hewitt Manufacturing Co. , 608 Market room 18

Hewitt M. C. (widow), furnished rooms, 46 Tehama

Hewitt Percival, machinist Risdon 1. and L. Works, dwl
NW cor Broderick and Sacramento

Hewitt Thomas, clerk, dwl 528 Green

Hewlett Peter B. , real estate, dwl 1412 Mason

Hewson Emily Miss, ladies' nurse, dwl 507 Ellis

Hewson John M., compositor, dwl 5 Margaret PI

Hewson Mary E. Miss, artist, dwl 5 Margaret PI

HEWSOX ROBERT, office 411^ California room 2, dwl
1836 Eddy

Hewston George, ph3'sician, office and dwl 652 Folsom

Hewston John, clerk County Tax Collector's Office, dwl
652 Folsom

HEWSTON JOHN Jr., superintendent and chemist
Pac. Refinery and Bullion Exchange, office 416 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1011 Pine

Hewston Nelson A., painter, 255i Tliird

Hewston Robert, farmer, dwl 220 Third

Hewston. See Heuston and Hueston

Hextell Thomas, landscape gardener, dwl 101 Montgomerv
Block ,

Hey Edward B., carpenter and bellhanger, dwl 1318 Hyde

Hey George W., engineer Empire Match Factory, dwl 6
Juniper

Hey John, porter Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist

Hey Thomas, seaman, dwl 16 Washington

Hey. See Hay

Heydenaber Louis, dwl 8 Vandewater

HE¥DENFELUT .^OLOiMON, attorney at law, office
309 Montgomery room 33, dwl 1027 Mission

HEYI»E.\FELDT SOLOMON JR., attorney [at law,
office 414 California, dwl 620 Sutter

Heyer Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Third and
Brj'ant

Heyer George, butcher, dwl 17 Louisa

Heyer Jacob, painter, dwl 423 Bush

Heyer. See Hyer

Heyermann John August Frederick, physician and pro-
prietor Franconia House, E s San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-eighth

Heycs Richard (Ilcyeg ifc Sedrjwick), dwl 1008.V Market

Heyes & Sedgwick {Richard Ileyesand George Sedgwick),
real-estate agents and collectors, 840 Market

Heyersen H., laborer Nicholas Bruns, dwl 617 Davis

Hcyfron Joseph, wood and coal, 328 Sixth

Heyfron Matthew, wood and coal, 716 Folsom, dwl 28
Perry

Hcyfron P. , laborer Matthew Heyfron, 716 Folsom, dwl
14 Langton

Heyl George, with David L. McPherson, dwl 17 Louisa

Hc3'm Charles, cook D. Wolf

Heyman Abraham R., bookkeeper Marten Prag, dwl 247
Stevenson

Heyman Alexander, clerk Charles A. Clinton, dwl cor
Railroad and Twelfth Avs, South S. F.

Heyman Isaac, clothing, 42 Jackson

Heyman Jacob, clerk Abraham Franklin, dw]|813 Kearny

Heyman Wolf, pawnbroker, dwl 706 Ellis

Heyman. See Heiman

Heynianson B., salesman David Lindenbom, dwl 872 Miss

Heyn William, salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 20 Wash-
ington Av

Heynemann Alexander, clerk, dwl S s Francisco, bet Du-
pont and Kearny

Heynemann Hermann {Heynemann tfc Co.), dwl S s Fran-
cisco, bet Kearn}' and Dupont

Heynemann Leonard D. {Ueynenuinn S: Co.), res London,
England

Hej'nemann Manfred H., salesman Heynemann &iCo., dwl
S s Francisco, bet Kearny and Dupont

HEYNEMANN •& €0. {Leonard D. and Hermann
Heynemann, and F. P. Salomons), importers and
jobbers drj' goods, carpets, upholstery, etc., 5 Sansom

Heyser George, steward Bar Association, dwl 811 Pacific

Heywood Charles W., stevedore Heywood & Harmon, dwl
18 Mary

Heywood Frank {Heyivood <fc Harmon), dwl 100 Sixth

Heywood Silas J. {Heywood & Hendlcy), dwl 23 Jessie
nr Seventh

Heywood William B. {Heywood tfe Harmon), res Gualala,
Mendocino Co.

Heywood Zimri B. {Heytvood ct Harrnnn), dwl 1533 Polk

UEYWOOB A HARMON {Z. B. Heywood, S. H. Har-
mon, W. B. Heywood, and F. Heywood), Imnber
dealers. Pier 13 Steuart

Heywood & Hendley {Silas J. Heyivood and Aaron C.
Hendley), produce commission, 224 Clay

Hezlett Robert, shipcarpenter, dwl SE cor Sixth and L,
South S. F. , '

Hi Loong (Chinese), slipper factorj', 414 Sacramento

Hibbard Annie, silkworker Cal. Silk Jfcinuf. Co., South
S. F.

Hibbard Byron, boxmaker, dwl 806 Sixteenth

Hibbard Edwin, painter Gilman & Mellon, dwl 6 St. Mary

Hibbard Hiram, housemover, dwl 312 Minna

Hibbard John G., fanner, dwl Sixteenth Av, bet P and Q,
San Bruno Road nr Six-mile House *

Hibbard Phineas S., stairbuilder, dwl 1412 Jackson

Hibbitts Jacob, engineer George W. Swan & Co.

Hibernia Brewen', Matthew Nunan proprietor, 1225 How

Hibernia Hall, 248 Third

HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,
THE, Mjdes D. Sweeney president, Edward Martin
secretary and treasurer, NE cor Mont and Market

Hicinbothem David, tinsmith, dwl 527 Sacramento

Hickei Henry, dwl 942 Harrison

Hicken Louis H., principal St. Paul's School, S s Mission
bet Fifth and Sixth, dwl 910 Harrison

Hickey , dwl 739 Market

Hickey Cornelius, stonecutter, dwl 115J Shipley

Hickey Edward, groceries and liquors, 1120 Harrison

Hickey H. Mrs., nurse, dwl Fifteenth Av«nr Q, South
S. F.

Hickey James, laborer, dwl California Av nrWolf, Bemal
Heights

Hickey James, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl E s Brode-
rick bet Bush and Pine

Hickey James, longshoreman, dwl 218 Broadway

Hickey James, longshoreman, dwl 548 Mission

Hickey James, machinist, dwl 1027 Sutter

Hickey James, painter, dwl 1611 Powell

Hiclcey Jane Miss, dressmaker, dwl 138 Second

Hickey Jeremiah, laborer, dwl Fifteenth Av nr Q, South
S. F.

Hjckey Jerome G., barkeeper James Fitzhenry

Hickey John, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry

Hickey John, expressman, NE cor Kearny and Sacramen-
to, dwl 83 Ninth

Hickey John, laborer, dwl S s Eighteenth nr Sanchez

Hickey John, laborer, dwl 70 Jessie

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

HIC

401

HIG

Hickey John, laborer, dwi 338 Main

Hickcy John, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 34 Louisa

Hickey John, laborer Market St. R. R., dwl E s Guerrero

bet Seventeenth and Eiffhteenth
Hickey John, porter Carl H. Hartz, ,'>16 Mission
Hickey John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento ;
Hickey John, tailor, dwl 18 Sonora PI
Hickey John, teamster, dwl 83 Ninth
Hickey John J., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 58

Everett
Hickev Lizzie Miss, compositor Cubery & Co., dwl 45

Ritch
Hickev .Maggie Miss, compositor Cubery & Co., dwl 45

Ritch
Hickey .M. E. Mrs., student Barnard's Business College
Hickey Michael, laborer Henry S. Dorland, NVV cor Dolo-
res and Dc)vland
Hickey Michael, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N s

Elizabeth nr Guerrero
Hickey I'atrick, dwl 115 Second
Hickey Patrick, driver Maguire & Son
I Hickey I'atrick, laborer, dwl 1065 Market
Hickey Phili]) Kirby, bookkeeper Osgood & Stetson, dwl

524 Gear>-

Hickey Tliomas, blacksmith Hahn & Co., dwl 422 Hayes
Hickey Thomas, laborer L Friedlander, dwi 1027 Sutter
Hickey Thomas, plasterer, dwl 5(>8 Mission
Hickev Thomas, stonecutter McVicker & Roche, dwl 49J

Ritch
Hickey Thomas A., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 39

Natonia
Hickev William, carpenter, dwl N sTownsend bet Second

and Tliird

Hickey William, laborer, dwl 528 Pacific
Hickey William C, barkeeper Thomas McNulty, dwl 112

Natoma

Hickev William P., carpenter, dwl 14 Clarence PI
Hickley John, laborer Market St. R. R.
Hicklin Augustus W., clerk McCauley & Young, dwl 635

Stevenson

Hickling "William, carpenter, dwl 506 Howard
Hieklow E. F., dwl 311 Ritch

Hickmann Henry, dwl NW cor Mont Av and Dup Alley
Hickok Asher, hostler J. Morton & Co.
Hickok H. D., compositor Evenmg Bulletin, dwl 71.9 Cal-
ifornia

Hickok 0. A., turfman, dwl 115 Powell
Hickox A. D. Wesley, salesman A. B. Ross & Co., dwl

2521 Mission

Hickox Albert A. (Kuhl, Steel cfc Co.), dwl 2020 Mis.sion
Hickox George, barkeeper Simon B. Minor, dwl 17 Third
Hickox George C. (Hickox tt Spear), dwl 620 California
HICKOX A SPEAR (Qeon/e C. Hickox and John I.

Spear), bankers, SE cor Montgomerj' and Pine
Hicks , captain schr Lovett Peacock, office with Cills

& Poulterer
Hick's A. , dwl 636 Commercial
Hicks Andrew, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Hicks Charles W., teamster, dwl 408 Shipley
Hicks D., printer Joseph T. Silva, dwl N s Fol nr Third
HK'KS D. Jt ro. (egtate of Henry Keller), bookbind-
k ers and blank-book manufacturers, 543 Clay ,

licks Daniel (D. Hicks <fc Co., and Henry Keller <t Co.),

dwl 1010 Pine
Hicks E. P., bookkeeper Weister & Co., dwl 559i Minna
Hicks George A. .Jr., clerk Arthur E. Magill, dwl 726 Cal
Hicks James, ironmolder, dwl 214 First
Hicks James, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

212 First
Hicks James L., machinist and agent Secor Sewing Ma-
chine, 242 Third, dwl 9 Caroline
flicks James S., porter, dwl 776 Mission
Hicks John A., clerk County Records, dwl 108 Second
flicks Lewis, blockmaker, dwl 214 First
flicks Mary (widow), dwl 111 Natoma
flicks Reuben B., carpenter, dwl 6 Middle
flicks Richard M., fancy goods, 104 Second, dwl 108 Sec
flicks Richard W., salesman Theodore Lieberman & Co.,

dwl 108 Second
3icks T., dwl 636 Commercial
iicks Urban E., compositor Russel & McKinney, res

Oakland
flicks William B., whitesmith, dwl 552 Bryant
flickson Henry, market, 564 Mission
ilickson Henry B., dwl SW cor McAllister and Scott
lickson Ja.sper M. , commission merchant, dwl SW cor

McAllister and Lott
Jickson. See Hixon
flickstadt H., confectioner A. E. Swain, dwl 159 Tehama

Hidden Treasure Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.),

Abraham Halsey secretary, 200 Sansom
Hiddink G. H., carpenter, dwl 8 Polk
Hidem William, laborer, dwl 17 Hubbard
Himiann Frederick, drayman, dwl 24 Scott PI
Hicronimus Simon, brewer Wannenniacher & Kronen-
berg, dwl NE cor Franklin and McAllister.
Hiester Amos C, foreman Stfick Report, dwl 422 Seventh
Hieth Albert, tailor, 11 Washington
Higby William, attorney at law, office 606 Montgomery

room 8, (and Geon/e W. Swan cfc Co.), res Oakland
Higel Alois, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ecker and

Lick, and proptr Mission St. House, 520 Mission
Higgei William, seaman, dwl 103 Clark
Higgins Alfred, paperhanger, dwl 913 Jackson
Higgins Albert, molder Hope Iron Works, dwl 417 Kear
Higgins Albert H., clerk James L. Barker, dwl 60 Filbert
Higgins B., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Higgins Bridget (widow), NW cor Chestnut and Franklin
Higgins Charles, gardener, dwl Jessie bet Fifth and Sixth
Higgins Charles B. (Wldtncy <t Co.), office 16 Sacramento
IIKiiGINS CHARLES B.", mining secretary, office 402

Montgomerj- room 1, dwl 211 Austin
Higgins Daniel, janitor, dwl 417 Keaniy »
Higgins E. (widow), dwl 5J Prospect PI
Higgins Edward, carpenter, dwl 116 Welsh
Higgins Edward, plumber, dwl 1420 Broadway, rear
Higgins Elisha (Higgim tO Collins), dwl 604 Filbert
Higgins Ellen (widow), dwl 2003 Powell
Higgins E. R., photographer Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 21

Ellis
Higgins Frank, bookkeeper Starbird & Goldstone, dwl

1051 Howard
Higgins Frank, salesman Alexander Barli, dwl 337 Union
Higgins Frank J., carriagepainter Charles P. Jillson, dwl

1720 Mission
Higgins George, carpenter, dwl 909 Greenwich
Higgings George H., seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
Higgins H., laborer supt. streets
Higgins Harrison Y., tinsmith C. H. Stoombs & Co., dwl

421 Fourth
Higgins Hvigh, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Higgins Hugh, laborer, dwl 1018 Montgomery
Higgins Hugh, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 553 Miss
HICiGI.\§ ISAAC X., editor Morning. Call, office 517

Clay, dwl 1912 Bush
Higgins J., expressman, SW cor Mission and Fourth
Higgins J., steerage steward stm Oriflamme, Folsom St.

Wharf
Higgins James, assistant observer Signal Service U. S. A.,

office and dwl 42 Merchants' Exchange
Higgins James, laborer, dwl 21 Scott PI
Higgins James, painter, dwl 817 Battery
Higgins J. B., conductor Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 248

Tehama, rear
Higgins J. F. , master schnr Mendocino, office 3 Spear, res

Berkeley
Higgins John, bathman Sanitarium Baths, dwl 2003 Pow
Higgins John, blacksmith, 770 Mission, dwl 10 Moss
Higgins John, boilermaker Pijrtland Boiler Works, dwl

N s Twenty-second bet Valencia and Guerrero
Higgrjns John, bookkeeper, dwl 745 Market
Higgins John, carriagepainter Carvill Manuf. Co., dwl 311

HIG«I\S .fOH\, proptr Western Hotel, 214 Broad-
way, dwl 1018 Montgomery
Higgins John, laborer, dwl 6 Liberty
Higgins John, meter clerk Spring Valley Water W., dwl

417 Natoma, rear
Higgins John, seaman, dwl 45 Louisa
Higgins John, tailor, dwl 423 Bush
Higgins John, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl NW

cor Sixth and Brj'ant
Higgins John, waiter Grand Hotel
Higgins Joseph, butcher John Mendoza, dwl 35 Clarence

PI
Higgins Margaret (widow), grocery, 525 Mission
Higgins Mark, hostler Mills & Evans, dwl 1013 McAllister
Higgins Mark W., plumber and gasfitter, 131 Fifth, dwl

379 Natoma
Higgins Mary Mrs., rheumatic medicine, dwl 817 Battery
Higgins Maurice, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 529

Valencia
Higgins Michael, hackman, Kearny nr Bush, dwl 10

Glover
Higgins Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Higgins Michael, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Higgins Michael, stevedore, dwl 150 Shipley, rear
Higgins M. J. Mrs., dwl 534 Bush

AMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, "Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Moi

Higgins Monica Miss, teacher music, dwl 325 Sixth
Hitrgins Morris, housepainter, dwl 633 Jessie
Higrj^ins Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 713 Franklin
Higgins Patrick, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., dwl 9

bora
Higgins Patrick, grainer, dwl 707 Howard
Higgins Patrick, waiter, dwl 277 Stevenson
Higgins Paul, journalist, dwl 220 Eddy
Higgins Peter, waiter Maine Restaurant, dwl 321^ Jessie
Higgins P. J., solicitor James E. Boyce
Higgins Robert, dwl 515 Stockton
Higgins Robert, bricklayer, dwl 1724 Jessie
Higgins Samuel C, machinist, dwl 1051 Howard
Higgins Solomon, teamster Starbird & Goldstone, dwl

1051 Howard
Higgins Stephen, captain schr Mabel Scott, office 122 Cal
Higgins Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 917 Broadway
Higgins Uriah, artesian-wellborer, office 311 Pine, dwl 515

Bush
Higgins Walter B., Skating Rink Assn, dwl 651 Stevenson
Higgins Warren D., salesman Doane & Co., dwl 1301 J^

Larkin
Higgins William, clerk Western Hotel, dwl 1018 Mont
Higgins William, gilder David P. Smith, dwl cor Third and

Mission
Higgins William, laborer, dwl 606 Second
Higgins William, local policeman, dwl 35 Clarence PI nr

Townsend
Higgins William, longshoreman, dwl Moulton bet Fill-
more and Webster
Higgins William, paver S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 7 Salmon
Higgins William L. (Hvjguis &: Co7ikling), dwl 128 Post
Higgins William T., office 402 Montgomery room 10, dwl

1124 Sutter
Higgins & Collins (Elisha Higgins and George H. Col-
lins), wood and lumber, LaRue's Wharf
HIOfilNS «S rOXKLIXG (William L. Hijgins aiid

David Conkling), stockbrokers, office 322 Mont
Higgs Annie Miss, ballet California Theater, dwl cor Jack-
son and Powell
Higgs Henry William, asphaltumroofer, dwl 826 Jackson
Higgs John, manufacturer horse-shoe nails, N s Market

bet Front and Davis, dwl Russ House
Higgs William Thomas, baker William Weston, dwl 422

Fremont
High W. H. Jr., bookkeeper D. E. Allison, res Oakland
Higham Eli, sewing machines, 215 Fourth
Higham John, clerk Eli Higham, dwl 215 Fourth
Highhill Adolph, cabinetmaker, dwll3j Lafayette
Highhill Lewis, porter Triest & Friedlander, dwl 13J

Lafayette
Highland Consolidated Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), R. H.

Brown secretary, office 402 Montgomery room 2
Highland John, carpenter, dwl 702 Vallejo
Highlej' Lizzy (widow), dwl 6021 Chestnut
Hight John, mariner, dwl 9 Miles PI
HI<;HT0X Hf:X'RY E„ attorney at law, office 528 Cal,

res Tubbs' Hotel, Oakland
Higney Eliza (widow), dwl 2 Jessie
Hilberer Philip (Heider <!• Co.), dwl 959 Mission
Hilberg Christopher, hairdressing saloon, 716 Brannan,

dwl 726 Brannan
Hilbert Albert, foreman Emil Meyer, dwl foot Stanyan nr

Golden Gate Park
Hilbert Charles, molder Savage & Son, dwl First nr Bran
Hilbrow George, clerk, dwl 414 Jones
Hildebracht Otto, carrier, dwl 10 Capp
Hildebrand Alexander {Mathias <t- H.), dwl 1521 Post
Hildebrand Conrad, barkeeper Ferdinand Koenig, dwl 632

Pacific
Hildebrand Conrad, junk, 318 Francisco, dwl 4 Francisco
Hildebrand Conrad, plumber John Bolin, dwl 12 Thir-
teenth
Hildebrand Conrad, restaurant, 505 Dupont, dwl 4 Selina

PI
Hildebrand Conrad, sausage factor}', 313 Mission, dwl 436

Green
Hildebrand Conrad, waiter, dwl 1217 Keamy
Hildebrand Fritz, clerk John W. Frisch, dwl NW cor

Natonia & Seventh
Hildebrand George W., private school, 4 Hyde
Hildebrand Henry H., druggist G. Leipnitz & Co., dwl 4

Hyde
Hildebrand Jacob, butcher, dwl 436 Green
Hildebrand John (Hildebrand i /fffiVrl, dwl 730 Vallejo
Hildebrand Katie Miss, waiter, dwl 433 Union
Hildebrand M. E. (widow), dwl 12 Tliirteenth nr Folsom
Hildebrand William, groceries and liquors, NW cor How-
ard and Nineteenth

Hildebrand & Kaiser (Joh n Hildebrand and John Kaiser),

liquor saloon, 603 California
Hildebraudt August (HIkhbraiidt d.- Co.), dwl 552 Natoma
Hildebrandt Carsteu (Hildebrandt tb Knop), dwl Z102J ^J'

Mason
Hildebrandt Charles,"farmer, dwl 127 Jackson
Hildebrandt Edward, master mariner, dwl 816 Green, rear
Hildebrandt George, boarding stable, dwl 815 Vallejo,

rear
Hildebrandt Henry, groceries and liquors, 208 Sutter, dwl

2028 Mission
Hildebrandt John, clerk Henry Hildebrandt, dwi 208

Sutter
Hildebrandt Philip, e.xpressman, SE cor Green and Stock-
ton, dwl 636 Pacific
Hildebrandt Philippena (widow), dwl 6 Lily Av
Hildebrandt William (Altsehul tt H.), dwl Capp nr

Twentj--fourth
Hildebrandt William (William HUdehraiidt d- Co.), dwl

509 Fourth
Hildebrandt William & Co. (Albert Herrmann) manufac-
turers cigars and tobacco, 206.V Bush, and 509 Fourth
Hildebrandt & Co. (Augii-st Hildebrandt and William

Wetzel), market, 113 Seventh, cor Minna
HILDEBRANDT & K.\Or (Carsten HUdcbrandt and

Elfert Knop) groceries and liquors, SE cor Mont-
gomery and Broadway
Hildebrandt. See Hillebrandt

Hilder Duncan, night clerk Coso House, 411 Sansom
Hilderson Edward, dwl 307 Hyde

Hildreth A. F., mi7iing operator, dwl 1013 Washington
Hildreth George A. , barkeeper John McDonald, dwl SW

cor Sixth and Market
Hildreth J. E., dwl 223 Ellis

Hildreth L. S. , mining operator, dwl 1013 Washington
Hildreth Richard, barkeeper, dwl 15 Gilbert
Hiigerloh George, compositor Abend Post, dwl 247 Clem
Hilgerloh Henry, liquor saloon, NE cor California and

Keamy, dwl 247 Clementina
Hilier John, dwl 174^ Minna

Hit! A. A., shoemaker John Utschig, dwl 29 Stockton PI
Hill A. B., physician, office and dwl 821 Keamy
Hill Annie A. Miss, principal ShotweU St. Primary School,

dwl 608 Fillmore
Hill A.ndrew P., artist, dwl 309 Third
Hill Arthur B., wlieat buyer Horace Davis & Co., res

BrookljTi
Hill Barton, acting manager California Theater, dwl 407

Sutter
Hill Charles, laborer S. L. Mastick & Co., dwl 32 Steuart
Hill Charles, painter, dwl W s Chattanooga, nr T\\'enty-

fourth
Hill Charles B., steward S. S. Newbem, Folsom St. Wharf
Hill Charles C. H., painter, dwl 314 Lilv Av
Hill Edward (Joseph Hoss dfc Co.), dwl 426 Keamy
Hill Edward, baker, dwl 211 Tehama, rear
Hill Edward, cook Humboldt Hotel, 231 Fifteenth
Hill Edward H., law student Joseph M. Nougues, dwl

1217 Bush
Hill Edwin P. , messenger London and San Francisco

Bank, dwl 1833 Bush

gill Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 551 Bryant . a

ill Emelia Miss, seamstress Joseph Shej'er, dwl 112 Keaf
Hill Ephraim P., printer, dwl 710 Ellis
Hill F. M., broker, dwl 126 Turk
Hill Francis, carpenter John Reynolds, dwl 610 I'ine
Hill Frank H., milkman, dwl 547 Mission
Hill George, dwl 543 Howard
Hill George A., broker and secretarj' Tallulah Mining Co.,

office 19 New Montgomerv, dwl 1013 California
Hill George A., miller F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 520 How
Hill.Henrv, machinist West Coast Furniture Co., dwl 348piir

Fourth
Hill Henrj', painter, dwl 12 Harlan PI
Hill Henry, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Hill Henrj- O., market, 429 Minna, dwl W s Buchanan bet^jj,

Gro\e and Fulton
Hill Horace L. (Hill J: KUgour), dwl Union Club
Hill James, dwl 1912 Mission

Hill James, with Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 1414 Folsom ^y
Hill James, laborer West Coast Furnitnre Co., dwl 16 Blux-

ome
Hill James, machinist, dwl 957J- Folsom
Hill James, painter, dwl 80S Mission
Hill James B., housemover, dwl 111 Hayes
Hill James F., stonemason, dwl 22^ Bluxome
Hill James H., carpenter, dwl 245 Eighth
Hill James S., machinist Phelps Manuf. Co., dwl Shotwell

nr Serpentine Av

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• VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, EstabHshed 1862.

'I (ill James W., carpenter, dwl 835 Vallejo
lill J. Bryant, stockbroker, 436 Mont, dwl 242 Taylor
(ill J. N., clerk, dwl 621 Pine

ill .lohn, baker O. & O.S. S. Gaelic

ill John, carpenter, dwl 11 Pajje

ill John, ci',timiaker, dwl 731 Vallejo

ill John, driver, dwl United States Hotel

ill John, laborer S. F. Gas Li^'ht Co.

ill John, real estate, 236 Moiitjfoniery, dwl 1217 Bush
'"ilill John, seaman, dwl 14 Virginia

ill John, seaman stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf

ill John, waiter stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf

ill John Jr., porter Uosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl S 8
Twenty-second nr Chattanooga

:ill Jolin \i. Rev., agenl Methoiist Book Depository and
Cal. Christian Advocate, office 761 Market, res Ala-
meda

HI John E., health inspector, office 124 Geary, dwl 518
Gear)-

ill John E., special policeman, dwl 509 Bush

ill John H. , bo<jkkeeper James A. Pender,i;ast, dwl N s
Pine bet Broderick and Devisadero

ill John T., clerk John S. Manson, dwl 720 Broadway

ill John W. , carpenter, dwl E s Alemany oft Seventeenth

ill Joseph, salesman A. Ramon, 416 Batten*
-Vlill Joseph S., barkeeper William A. Scollay, dwl 1522
Stockton

ill J. T., laborer Frear Stone Co.

ill L. C. , proprietress Golden City Straw Works,5 733
Mi-ssion

ill Le Grand H., carpenter, dwl 509 Bush

ill Lizzie, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio

ill Marian (widow), dwl 903 Bush

ill Mar>- (widow), bakery, S s Twenty -fourth nr Ala-
bama

ill Mary Mrs., dwl 551 Bryant

:ill Mary Mrs. , furnished rooms, 518 Geaiy
'd ;ill .MarV Ann (widow), dwl E s Fillmore bet Haye.s and
Fell'

:ill Morgan H., bookkeeper E. H. Jones & Co., dwl 63p
Sutter

[ill Octavia W., dressmaker, dwl 5 Vallejo PI
'i [ill Phoebe Miss, dwl 204 Nineteenth

[ill Richmond R., porter Anderson & Randolph, dwl 5
Vallejo PI

[ill Robert, clerk Joseph Roos & Co., dwl 1227 Turk

[ill Robert G., clerk, dwl C13 Stockton

[ill Samuel, assistant barkeeper Palace Hotel, dwl 1121
Sacramento

ill Samuel, carpenter, dwl 1706 Clay
T-piLL S.l.WL'CL, !,'eneral agent Florence Sewing- Ma-
chine Co. , 19 New Montgomery Grand Hotel, dwl 606
O'Farrell

ill Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 21 Ellis

:ill Sarah Mrs. (widow), nurse, dwl 508 Minna

;i!l Simon, engineer, dwl XW cor Sixth and Brjant

:ill S. P. (widow), assistant Mary L. Terme, dwl 310
Minna

ill Sumner, dwl 209 Powell ,

*f ill Thomas {Joseph R'ms <i- Co.), dwl 1227 Turk

ill W. , carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co.

ill William, dwl Commercial Hotel

ill William, laborer Frederick White

ill William, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson

ill William H., clerk Pioneer Land and Loan Bank, dwl
26 Lantrton

ill Willis N., dwl 105 Mason

(III A KiLdOIR (Horace L. Hill and Lawrence.
KVgour), stockbrokers, office 403 California

Lilian Louis, cook, dwl 127 Jackson

illberg David, clerk, dwl 318 Sutter
J ;iile Ferdinand, tinsmith James Hunter & Co., dwl ^25
Keamv

[ILLKBR.i.VD .*.rCE'ST, wines and liquors, 312 Mis-
sion, dwl 225 Gearj-
A [illebrand Conrad, waiter Saulmann & Lauenstein

iillebrand Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth
and Welsh

illbrandt C, dwl W s Middle bet Pine and California

illebrandt Fabian (Hillebrandt X- Co.), dwl SW cor Six-
teenth and Folsom

[illebrandt J;u.'ob, laborer, dwl 436 Green

IILLERK.WUT JOH\, groceries and liquors, SWcor
Tenth and Folsom

[illebnvndt William, cook, dwl 30 Jessie

[illebrandt & Co. (Fabian Hillebrandt, PiUr Windeler,
Sichnlax L. Meyer, and Chriitrrp. Hartmann), pro-
'■i prletors Enterprise Brewery, 2019 Folsom nr Sixteenth

[illegaa William F., clerk Wakefield & Co., res Oakland

Hilleker E., carpenter, dwl 16 Prospect PI
Hillem James, pla-stercr, dwl 103 Fifteenth
Hillen 1). H., groceries and provisions, NW cor Pine and

Larkin
Hillen Jajnes, waiter Lick House
HILLKR W.4VII» .i., homeopathic physician, office 226

Post, <lwl Palace Hotel
Hiller Frederick, mate stm Alex. Duncwi, Pac. St. Wharf
Hiller Frederick, homeoi>athic physicish, office and dwl

226 Post
Hiller George, driver Omnibus R. R.
Hiller Henry, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Hiller Richard M., carriagesmith, 845 Harrison, dwl 531

Bryant
Hillers" .■Vhrend, clerk Charles R. Nolte, dwl W s Mission

nr Twenty -sixth
Hillert Frederick (PortoU it //.), dwl 306 Seventh
Hillery William H. Rev., pastor First A. M. E. Zion Church,

dwl S s Greenwich bet Larkin and Polk
Hillgen Hennan, clerk Henry Hacke, dwl NE cor Waver-

ly PI and Clay
Hillian James, dwl 224 Jessie
Hilliard Ada (widow), dwl 468 Sixth
Hilliard Benjamin F., stock-list reporter S. F. Stock and

Exchange Board, dwl 1312 Pine
Hilliard D. A., machinehand Cal. Planing Mills
Hilliard Louis B., clerk J. M. Bradstreet & Son, dwl 611

Post
Hilliard Peter, assistant barkeeper Palace Hotel
Hilliker Enoch, carpenter Samuel M. Hills, dwl 16 Pros-
pect P!
Hilliman J., driver Market St. R. R.

Hillmau , shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm

Hillman Edward, stevedore, dwl W s Pringle Court nr

Greenwich
Hillman Isaac, compounder Hillman's Medicine, dwl 151

Shiplej-
Hillman James, U. S. inspector boilers and machinery,

office 11 U. S. Court Building, dwl W s Mission, lu-

Twenty-second
Hillman io\m R. , clerk Goodall, Nelson & Perkins' S. S.

Co., dwl 151 Shipley
Hillman Joseph, mariner, dwl 106 Jackson
Hil!ock Thomas, weigher Charles Harley & Co., dwl 17

John
Hills Austin, shipwTight, dwl 411 Larkin
Hills Austin H., dairj' produce, 25 Grand Central Market,

dwl 411 Larkin
Hills Earnest C, clerk Austin H. Hills, dwl 411 Larkin
Hills Frederick, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 723J

O'Farrell
Hills Frederick, expressman, dwl 911 Filbert
Hills John, clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 118 Linden Av
Hills Norman F., pressman Spaulding & Barto, dwl 16

Sutter
Hills Ralph F., carpenter N. Gray & Co., dwl 641 Sac
Hills Reuben W., clerk D. C. Fox & Co., dwl 411 Larkin
Hills Sanf ord M. , carpenter and builder, 842 Clay
Hillside Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon County, Nev.),

Robert P. Hosmer secretarj', office 330 Pine room

21
Hillsinger Elizabeth Miss, milliner Mrs. E. J. Wood, dwl

1210 Larkin
Hillyard Rean, planer, dwl 32 Silver
Hillyer Munson C, mining, dwl 519 Tj'ler
Hillver Richard, furnished rooms, 135 Folsom
HlinER I. & CO. (A. C. HoUmnnn), Mission Drug

Store, NE cor Nineteenth and [Mission
HILNFR LOl'IS (L. Hilnvr i- Co.), and chemist and

apothecarj-, SW cor Gearj- and Larkin
Hilpert Ann (widow), dwl 46 Jessie
Hilpert Charles, ironmolder, dwl 46 Jessie
Hilpert John, ironmolder, dwl 46 Jessie
Hilpert Leonard, bakery-, 1223 Stockton
Hilperty William, laborer Phcenix Iron Works
Hilton Albert, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Hilton Charles C, route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-

yice, office 606 Montgomery
Hilton Delia Mrs. , furnished rooms, 33J Perry
Hilton George F. , ph}'Sician and oculist, office 55 Second,

dwl 923 Harrison
Hilton George K., printer, dwl 625 Bush
Hilton Henry, machinist, dwl 541 First
Hilton Henrj- H., clerk, dwl 315 O'Farrell
Hilton James, laborer, dwl 37 Commercial
Hilton John, sawyer Geo. W. Swan & Co.
Hilton John, teamster Prince E. Hilton, 10 Davis
Hilton Joseph, sawmaker Pac. Saw Mamif. Co., dwl 33J

Perry

33 { STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchi

Hilton Katie Miss, shirtmaker E. Coblentz, dwl 42^
Tehama

Hilton Prince E., dra\Tnan Miller & Co., 10 Davis, dwl
E s Fillmore bet Ellis and O'Fairell

Hilton Sanmel M., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
1232 Dupont

Hilton Stanford, carpenter, dwl W s Folsoni nr Twentieth

Hilton William JJ., physician and surgeen, office 55 Sec-
ond, dwl 923 Harrison

Hilts Abraham M., laborer U. S. Supplementary Apprais-
er's Store, dwl 1315 Pacific

Hilty Godfried, dwl 1G6 Clara

Hiltz G., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth

Him Lung (Cliinese), fancy goods, 930 Dupont

Himberg Theodore, trunkmaker Haas & Co., dwl W s
Guerrero, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Hiinaburg Augusta Mrs., dwl 124 First Av

Himes Benjamin, laborer, dwl St. Charles PI

Himes S., clerk, dwl 327 O'Farrell

Himmelmaim Adolph F., wheelwTight Paul Friedhofer,
dwl 31 Tehama

HI.YIlVIELiUAW A;«»KEW, real estate and money-
broker, oflice COT Washington, dwl 308 O'Farrell

Himmelmann F., butcher John Withrich, dwl 308 O'Far-
rell

Himmelmann Jacob, dwl 23 Garden

Himmelmann John, laborer, dwl 501 Broadway

Himmelmann Margaret (widow), dwl N s Washington,
bet Fillmore and Steiner

Himmelreich Jacob, dyer, dwl 700 Front

Himrod Oliver W. , accountant, dwl 810 Leavenworth

Hin Kee (Chinese), groceries, 828 Clay

Hin Lee (Chinese), cigar factor^', 316 Commercial

Hincelot Auyust, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl 1184 Har

Hincelot Ferdinand, clerk Davis Bros., dwl 1184 Harrison

Hinchlifife William B., plumber Thomas Day, dwl 6 Mal-
vina PI

Hinchman Albert A., employd quartermaster's depart-
ment U. S. A., dwl 1124 Pine

Hinchman Charles H., distiller, office 434 Jackson, dwl
1124 Pine

UI?l<('l!i:(EA.M THOMAS W., secretary Bay District F.
G. Assn, office 411^ California room 3, dwl 1124 Pine

Hinck Henry J. , groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellis and
Polk, dwl 116 Olive Av

Hincken Henry C. {Gaffi/jan & H.), dwl 38 Russ

Hinckley Acors B. (Bryden & H.), dwl 838 Mission

Hinckley Charles E. Mrs. (widow), dwl 513 O'Farrell

Hinckley Charles E., clerk C. Adolph Low & Co., dwl 513
O'Farrell

Hinckley Daniel B. (Hinckley <£• Co.), res Fruit Vale, Ala-
meda Co.

Hinckley Edward S. , miner, dwl 21 Turk

Hinckley E. G., salesman F. M. Spaulding & Co., dwl 118
Post

Hinckley George G., purser stm Ancon, office 10 Market

Hinckley Mark F. , dwl 118 Oak

Hinckley Oliver, livery stable, 554 and 556 Mission, dwl
319 Harrison

Hinckley Parker, bookkeeper Wilson & Brother, dwl 3
Hampton PI

Hinckley Peter, carpenter, dwl 55 Minna

Hinckley Sallie Miss, furnished rooms, 121 Montgomery

Hinckley Samuel, dwl 102 Stockton

Hinckley Walter B. T., bookkeeper C. A. Hooper & Co.,
dwl 513 O'Farrell

Hinckley Walter C, engineer, dwl 118 Oak

Hinckley W.. L, patternmaker Hinckley & Co.

Hinckley William C, dwl 831 Bush

HINCKLEY *«; €0. (Daniel B. HincJcley and Leon C.
Mamhutz), proprietors Fulton Foundry and Iron
Works, 207-213 Fremont

Hinckley. See Hinkley

Hinde Charles, drayman, dwl 722 Clementina

Hinden Valentine, steward, dwl 16 Oak Grove Av

Hinders Henry, boots and shoes, 332 Kearny, dwl 1412
Larkin

Hindrich George, porter Leon Pieper, dwl 807 Kearny

Hinds Ambrose, ship clerk, dwl 1216 Jackson

Hinds E., tinsmith G. & W. Snook

Hinds Hiram C, salesman E. Martin & Co., dwl 2919 Miss

Hinds James, shoemaker, dwl 213 Folsom

Hinds Otto, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart

Hinds P., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Hinds William, dwl 18 Park Av

Hinds. See Hines and Hynes

Hindy Michael, stableman E. J. Baldwin

Hine (widow), dwl 1057 Mission

Hine Nelson M., bookkeeper, dwl 323 Tehama

Hines Edward, dwl Olympic Lodginers

Hines Frederick, clerk, dwl 323 O'Farrell

Hines George E., drayman J. W. Gale & Co., dwl 111

Minna
Hines John, stereotyper Winterburn & Co., dwl 54

Bryant
Hines. See Hinds and Hjmes

Hinfler William, barkeeper John C. Reich, dwl 306 Pac
Pling Kee & Co. (Chinese), tinsmiths, 716 Commercial
Hingley Edward, carpenter, dwl 16 Prospect PI
Hingsley Hobatb, seaman, dwl 523 East
Hink John F. (Stani/e ti- H.), dwl 9 O'Farrell
Hink Peter H. (Hiiilc <fc Bolide), dwl 1217 Kearny
Hink & Rohde (Peter H. Hink and Peter H. Rohde

liquor saloon, 8 Clay
Hinke Ferdinand (Joost Broit. cfc Co.), dwl 1436 Mission
Hinkel Charles, contractor, dwl 132 Page
Hinkel Henry, contractor and builder, dwl W s Webste

bet Fulton and McAllister
Hinkel John, with Cal. Real Estate Co., dwl 322 Fell
Hinkle Charles, carpenter, dwl 132 Page
Hinkle Daniel, painter Baldwin's new Theater
Hinkle Hugh B., route agent U. S. Railway Mail Service

dwl Russ House
Hinkle John M., jihysician and surgeon, and manager Na

tional Surgical institute, dwl 319 Bush
UIIVSiLE l>IIILIE>, hydraulic elevator, 118 and 12

Main, dwl 200 Stockton
Hinkle William, sashmakcr N. W. Cole & Co. , dwl 322 Fel
Hinkley J. A., carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 5

Jlinna
Hinkley John L., engineer, dwl 912 Lyon
Hinkley N. N., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Pos
Hinkley Samuel S., bookkeeper B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 1ft

Stockton
Hinkley. See Hinckley
Hinman Albert F., clerk, dwl 909 Capp
Hinman Lewis A., real-estate broker, dwl 909 Capp
IKnnay P. , teamster, dwl 33 Eddy
Hinnol John, nightcook J. & J. Bradj'^
Hinold Mack, woodturner, dwl W s Missouri nr Mariposil^Jf
Hinrichs August, liquor saloon, 331 East
Hinrich August Jr., liquor saloon, SE cor Front and Val

lejo
Hinrichs C, dwl 411 Bush
Hinrichs Carl, clerk, dwl 710 Bush
Hinrichs George, cabinetmaker J. M. Miller, 506 Fell
Hinrichs George, porter Leon Pieper, dwl 819 Kearny
Hinrichs Gustave, teacher music, dwl 323 Chestnut
Hinrichs Julius, musician Wade's Opera Hoiise, dwl 32i

Chestnut
Hinrichs. See Henrechs
Hinsch Thomas C, receiver Sutter St. R. R.,dwl 130<

Larkin
Hinsel William D., dwl 422 Greenwich
Hinsham Edward, carpenter, dwl 405 Hyde
Hinton Ada B. Miss, teacher Fairmount School, dwl 64(

Ffllsom
Hinton Charles H., printer Evening Post, dwl 647 Folsoir
Hinton Clarence M. , carrier Evening Post and S. P.

Chronicle, dwl 313 Jessie

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Hinton Isaac T., printer Evening Post, dwl 647 Folsom

Hinton Joseph, seaman, dwl 330 Spear

Hinton William M., printer, dwl 647 Folsom

Hinton William M. Jr., printer Evening Post, dwl 647 FolC*

Hintz Ferdinand, waiter Detmar Haesloop, dwl 39 Jack-*^ '

son
Hintz John Jacob (Hintz <t Klarmann), dwl 735 Bran
Hintz Valentine, carpenter, dwl 123 Tehama, rear
Hintz & Klarmann (John Jacob Hintz and John Klar-tSj
'inann), proptrs Harmony Hotel, 735 Brannan '^

Hintze Emil, seaman, dwi 39 Jackson
Hintze Ferdinand, steward, dwl 39 Jackson
Hintze Isaac, tailor, 320 Pine, dwl 1623 Sutter
Hintze John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Second and

Clementina
Hintze Louis, bookkeeper Isidore Eisenberg, dwl 162S

Sutter
Hinvinger Adam, laborer Fuget & Schroeder, dwl 425

East
Hinz Adolph, salesman W. Haker & Hinz, dwl 1206 Market
Hinz Adolph F., miller Horace Davis & Co., dwl SE cor jw

Pierce and Ellis "

Hinz August C. (W. Halcer <f- H.), dwl 424J Hayes
Hinz Carl, salesman F. H. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl 831 Cal
Hinz Carl, toolmaker, 42 Spear, res Oakland
Hinz Louis, cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl

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inz v., fireman Pacific Hail S. S. City of Pckin

inz William, salesman W. Haker &, Hinz, dwl 113 Eddy

ip IjUiij^' & Co. (ChiiK'se), grrocerios, 10 SpofFurd

ip Wo & Co. (Chinese), tea merchants, 7:55 Commercial

ippe David, laborer Frear Stone Co.

ilipen John, ciurier Morning Call, dwl 1023 Taylor

■ppniunn Rudolph (Uiiijnnann it Sc/iXftxicr), dwl 933

Kearny
ppniann & Schusslor (Hudolph Ilippmanrvnnd Adolph
Schnsaler), fruits, vegetables, etc., 28 and 29 Califor-
nia Market
ipp.s l)a\id C, teamster Froar Stone Co., dwl 600

Seventh, rear
ipps Kninia (widow), dwl 30 Jessie
irelie Ernst, woodcarver C. Frederick Schiller, dwl 121

Fourth, rear
ireen Timothj- K., car conductor, dwl C07i Minna
irebaren Leon, master mariner, dwl 2 Adelaide PI
irl James, truukmaker 11. 13ehrendt & Co., dwl 209

Clara

irlcman George, butcher, dwl .509 Washington
iriemann Philip, porter Levi Strauss & Co., dwl SW cor

Mission and Washing-ton Av
iron Victor, patternmaker Dunn & Kewiii, dwl 235

Perry
rsch Adam, dwl Chicag^o Hotel
rsch Alplionse, clerk Christian Muller, and teacher

zither, dwl 1022 Stockton
rsch Hcnjamin, salesman Solomon Bine, dwl 9 Dike-
man PI
rsch Benno, dwl 1223J Bush
rsch Charles, bookkeeper Emanuel Mansboch, dwl 9

Dikeman PI
rsch Constantine, dwl 5i Kearny

rsch Herman, cabinetmaker P. Liesenfeld, dwl 6 LasKie
rsch John, laborer, dwl 5 Crook
rsch Joseph, dwl 9 Dikeman PI
rsch Leop Id {W. Cohen J- Co.), dwl 921 Jackson
rsch Meyer, cook Jno. Battles, dwl 3 King
rsch ilorris, dwl 1415 Kearny

rsch Samuel, merchant tailor, 99" Market, dwl 32 Russ
rsch Solomon, collector, office 304 Bat, dwl 1022 Stock
rschberg Betsy (widow), teacher music, dwl 427 Third
rschberg Ludwig, barkeeper Niagara House, 333 Bush
rschfeld D. k Co., wholesale confectioners, 420 Sac
rschfeld David (D. Hirschfdd d- Co.), dwl 511 Eddy
rschfeld Joseph, jeweler, dwl 2217 Mason
rschfeld Julius Jr. (Tideman, H. <t Co.), res London,

England
rschfeld Julius H., pawnbroker, oflSce 510 Kearny, dwl

127 O'FaiTell
rschfeld L., dwl 525 Geary
rsdifeld Laura E. Mi-s., dwl 335 O'Farrell
rschfeld Le\-in, dwl 1513 Hyde
rschfeld Moses, cigars and tobacco, 101 Sansom, dwl

1321* Stockton
rschfeld Philip, salesman Frankenthal & Co., dwl 652

Market

rschfeld. See Hirshfeld and Hirshfield
rsclifelder Henrietta (widow), dwl 530 Ellis
rschman Adolph, importer watches and gold and plated
I jewelrj-, 200 Sansom, dwl 907 Geary
shfeld Benjamin, crockerj' and glassware, 15 Fourth,
dwl 450 Katoma
rshfeld Benjamin H., china and glassware, 267 Third
rshfeld Charles, dwl 16 Turk
rshfeld Julius, stockbroker, office 121 Montgomery, dwl

1242 Howard
rshfeld M., blacksmith, dwl 316 Pitch, rear
rshfeld Morris, collector, dwl IC Turk
rshfe]d Neimian H., crockerj- and glassware, 159 Sec
rschfeld N. H., moneybroker, dwl 12 Langton •

rsbfeld Peter (Hirghfeld cO Frey), dwl 911 Larkin
rslifeld Peter {Mayer <t //.), dwl 16 Turk
rshicld Solomon {Getz Ji- II.), dwl 1714 Sutter
rshfeld & Frey (Peter Hirshfeld and William Frey),

bakers, 911 Larkin
rslifeld. See Hirschfeld and Hirshfield

hfield Arthur, dwl 627 Ellis
rshfield Morris, dwl 627 Ellis

hfield Rudolph, jeweler, dwl 627 Ellis
rst George W., steward Franklin Hotel, 414 Pacific
rt John, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
rth Leon J., jeweler, dwl 1523 Post
sgen Edward O., teacher music, dwl 812 Clay
slop Margaret Miss, dwl 705 Mission
tch Samuel, coffeeroa^ter Simon H. Tj'ler, 214 Sac
tchcock A. H., janitor Government House, dwl 504
Wa^ington

Hitchcock Charles M., physician, dwl Palace Hotel

Hitchcock Clinton, dwl 1010 Powell

Hitchcock George B., stationer, office 306 California, dwl

1010 Powell
Hitchcock J. 15., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hitchcock John, dwl 110 Eddy
Hitchcock Norman S., builder, dwl E a Stevenson nr

Eighteenth
Hitchcock Thomas, boatswain Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Ilitchcox Henry, saddler Market St. R. R., dwl 20 Ridley
Hitchen Tliomas W., teamster, dwl 127 Jackson
Hitchens James, stockbroker Pacific Stock Exchange, dwl

115 Mason
Hitchens Lizzie Mrs., dwl 115 Ma.son
Hitchfield Thomas, clerk, dwl 117 Natoma
Hitchings Edward W., salesman William Ehrenpfort, dwl

Russ House
Hitchings John H., hairdresser, SE cor Davis and Pacific,

dwl 329 Broadway
Hite William, cook, dwl 502 Broadwaj'
Hithell John S., editor Alta California, ofiice 529 Califor-
nia, dwl 619 Stevenson
Hittell Theodore H., attorney at law, office 526 Mont-
gomery, dwl 726 Folsom
Hitz Joanna (widow), dwl 258 Eighth
Hix H. F., master mariner, dwl 333 Jessie
Hixon M. J. (widow), dwl 204 Nineteenth
Hixon Jasper M., commission merchant, dwl SW cor

McAllister andjScott
Hixon Walter D., bookkeeper, dwl SW cor McAllister

and Scott
Hixon. See Hickson

Ho Chuck Hong (Chinese), physician, office 828 Wash
Hoadlev Blanclie (widow), dressmaker, 413 Sutter
H0.4ULKY J. C, dentist, office and dwl 20 Mont
IIOAOLEY MILO, civil engineer, office 29 Merchants'

Exchange, dwl NW cor Bush and Lyon
Hoag Albert B., with Charles P. Hoag, res Oakland
Hoag Charles P., Eclipse Wind Mills, 118 Beale, res Oak-
land
Hoag Frank C. , machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl 09 Minna
Hoag J. A., dwl 636 Commercial
Hoag James, boilemiaker, dwl 54 Minna
Hoag Jerod C, dwl 303 Eddy

Hoag L. B., eclectic physician, office and dwl 303 Eddy
Hoag W., lumbemjan C. A. Hooper & Co.
Hoag William M. , office 302 Montgomery room 5, dwl

Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hoage Mao' Miss, teacher JL B. W'est, dwl 9 Laurel PI
Hoagensen, Heinrich, waiter American Exchange
Hoagland Edward (Harding <t H.), dwl E s ilission nr

Twenty-ninth
Hoagland Hiram, driver Isaac Stone, dwl W s San Bruno

Road nr Cortland Av
Hoagland William C. , architect, office 432 Montgomerj'

room 7, dwl 112 Fourth
Hoare Benjamin, machinist, dwl 231 Second
Hoare Charles W. , stockbroker, office 420 Montgomerj'^

room 7, dwl 119 Turk
Hoare James, trackman Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Linden

Av
Hoare John, dwl 31 Ecker
Hoare Michael, blacksmith, S s Fifteenth Av bet P and Q,

South S. F.
Hoare Michael, driver James Tomkinson, dwl 63 Natoma
Hoare. See Horr

Hoaur F., S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 California
Hobart Benjamin Jr. (Ilobart, Wood <t- Co.), dwl 625

GeaiT ,

Hobart Benjamin F., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,

dwl 36J Perry
Hobart Henry, seaman stmr Senator, Broadway St.

Wharf
Hobart John, upholsterer Samuel Bendit, dwl 747 Market
Hobart M. E. Mrs., dwl 629 O'Farrel
Hobart Walter S., mining, office 419 California room 19,

dwl 629 Sutter
Hobart, Wood & Co. (Benjamin Hobart and Samuel A.

Wood), importers and jobbers boots and shoes, 15

Sansom
Hobbert Henry T., stationery, 155 Third, dwl 13 Hampton

Hobblin , laborer, dwl 7 August Alley

Hobbose W. J. E., engineer Bacon & Co., dwl 410^

Natoma
Hobbs Delia Mrs. , dressmaker, 603 Third
Hobbs, E. W. (widow), dwl N s Liberty nr Valencia
IIOBB^^ F., grainbroker, office 402 Front cor Clay, dwl

1008 Bush

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

C. p. VAIT SCHAACE & CO., 766, 703, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1 1''

Hobbs George, machinist William T. Oarratt, dwl 603

Third
Hobbs Hiram H., dwl 1432 Ellis
Hobbs J. K. Carltrm (Hobbs, Potneroy ct Co.), dwl Ns

Liberty bet Guerrero and Valencia
HOURS, rOMiatOY «l' ro., (J. K. C. Hobbs, David
J'oyni'roii andJosejjh G. Wall), boxmakers, 11 and 13

Beale and 1022 Main
Hobbs Walter S., clerk C. V. Gillespie, dwl 965} Howard
Hobbs' Wharf, E a Long Bridge, foot Fourth
HobdcU Ellen, dressmaker, dwl G13 Hyde
Hobdell AVilliani T., dwl C13 Hyde
Hobe Cliarles, car)ientcr, dwl 224 Third
Hobe George J., teller Masonic Savings and Loan Bank,

dwl 1229 Pacific
Hoben Henry, mate stm Mare Island, Berkeley Ferry,

Front St. Wharf, dwl 625 Davis
Hobert John L,, mining, office 110 Halleck, dwl 703 Mar-
ket
Hobkirk Peter, builder and contractor, dwl S s Nineteenth

nr Capp
Hoboken Brewer?', Samuel Marks proptr, 735 Tehama
Hobro W. D., plumber and gasfitter, 729 Washington,

dwl 1305 Mason
Hobron William, master mariner, dwl 1 Perry
Hobson Abraham, shoemaker, 7 Prospect PI
Hobson Benjamin, bookbinder Alexander Buswell, dwl 7

Prospect PI
Hobson George AL , advertising clerk Evening Post, dwl

7 Prospect PI
Hobson Henry B. , manager Occidental Grain Warehouse,

cor First "and Townsend, dwl 22 Stanly PI
Hobson Henry F., carpenter, dwl 140 Clara
Hobson Thomas, dwl 22 Stanly PI
Hobson Thomas, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Hobson William, boilermaker, dwl 4 Natoma
Hoburg William H., real-estate agent, dwl 1205 Filbert
Hochgurtel Nicholas, liquor saloon, NW cor Kearny and

Sacramento, and Ocean Beach nr Cliff House
Hochhausen John, laborer Washington Breweiy, dwl NW

cor Lombard and Taylor
Hochheimer E. Miss, teacher Bush St. Primary School,

dv.l 1526 Clay
Hochheimer Simon, insurancebroker, dwl 1526 Clay
Hochbolzer H. Mrs., teacher Girls' High School, dwl 1520

Geary
Hochbolzer Hugo (IlochhoUer d: Apponyi), dwl 1520

Geary
Hochbolzer James, helper Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 1520

Geary
Hochbolzer & Apponyi {Hugo Hoc.hholzer and C. E. Ap-
ponyi), architects, 120 Sutter rooms 49 and 50
HO<'JSit«FH.KK l^aiUOLFH, merchandisebroker, 205

Front, res Oakland
Hochstadter Eli (Schmieden, H. & Co.), dwl 511 St..'ckton
Hochstadter William S., helper L. k E. Emanuel, dwl 428

Tyler
Hoehst«in Adolph, bookkeeper Morris Speyer & Co., dwl

518 Jones
Hock Charles (Hock rf- Perazzo), dwl 948 Mission
Hock Henry, commission agent, dwl NW cor Haight and

Gough
Hock Tobias, contractor and brick mason, dwl 422 T.vler
Hock & Perazzo (Charles Hock and John Perazzo), hair-
dressing saloon, 548 Washington
Hockbrunn Hem-j' (Huck <S: //.), dwl 23 Ritch
Hocker H., carpenter, dwl 1225 Market
Hocking James {Hocking & Peters), dwl 405 Kearny
Hocking James, printer, dwl NE cor Montgomery and

Pacific
Hocking Samuel, carjienter, dwl 604 Pine
HO<'kl\<> «t PETKUS (Juinfs Hocking and George

D. Peters), proprietors Buckley's Varieties, NW cor

Pine and Kcariiy
Hockter James, plasterer, dwl 21 Anthony
Hocktin August, waiter Somaly & Coqueugniot, dwl 624

California
Hoctor Michael, blacksmith Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

E s Potrero nr Pennsylvania Av
Hoctor Michael, laborer John Skinker, dwl W s Texas m"

Nevada
Hoddy O. P., journalist, dw^l Overland House
Hodell Isaac, fireman, dwl 324i Brooilway
Hodell Henry H., patternmaker William T. Garratt, dwl

223 First
Hodes August, hairdresser Lampe Brothers, dwl 5 Cottage

PI
Hodgdon Ambrose P., miner, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Mis-
sion and First Av

Hodgdon Charles H., seaman Jerome B. Piper, SW «

Clay and East
Hodgdon C. L. (widow), dwl 1068 Howard
Hodgdon James P., assistant agent freight depot Centn

Pac. R. R., cor Fourth and King, dwl C40 Fourth
Hodgdon Joseph, mine owner, dwl 202 Sixth
Hodgdon Walter H. A., medical student University Cal

foniia, 652 Washington, dwl 1003 Howard
Hodge Alexander, second-hand furniture, 929 Folsom
Hodge Benjamin, whitener J. C. Sellers, dwl "49 Markj
Hodge John, teamster H. G. Fiske, dwl 338 Union
HOUiiK: JOHIV <i. «& CO., importers and jobbe:

bt)oks, stationery, etc., SW cor Sansom and Sac
Hodge Joseph, hostler, dwl 110 William, rear
Hodge Michael, drajTiian La Rue's Wharf, dwl 338 Unic
Hodge Thomas, laborer, dwl 945 Folsom
Hodges Charles, boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf
Hodges George, millwright Horace Davis & Co., rt

Oakland
Hodges George D., wines and liquors, 46 Steuart, dwl 9<

Howard
Hodges James, dwl 4 Central PI

Hodges Joseph, waiter stm Orizaba, Broadway St.Whar
Hodges Robert, tinsmith, dwl 759 Market
Hodgins Frank, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Hodgkin De Courcy W., bookkeeper John Gamage, d'*

840 Fourth
Hodgkins Edward, dwl 521 O'Farrell
Hodgkins James Edward, carpenter S. S. Culverwel

dwl 704 Howard
Hodgkins James R., miner, dwl 107 Turk
Hodgkins Pilsbury, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., d\

2625 Sacramento
Hodgkins William, dwl 517 Pine
Hodgson Cyrus C, sa\vyer Wells, Russell & Co., dwl SI

Sixth
Hodgson Edward, with Albert E. Burbank, 43 Calif om

Market, dwl 'Twentieth and Fletcher
Hodgson John, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Hodgson Sophia (widow), silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co

dwl 4 Bow en's Block, South S. F.
Hodnett Annie (widow), dwl E a Bryant bel Twenty -fourt

and Twenty-fifth
Hodnett J. Jilrs. , shirtmaker, dwl 645 Post
Hodnett Jeremiah W.„ laborer L Friedlander, dwl S

Seventeenth bet Mission and Valencia
Hodnett Jolm, w-aiter Occidental Hotel
Hodson James, mate, dwl 1186 Harrison
Hoeber Henry, measurer vessels, and inspector Custo:

House, dwl 1772 Folsom
Hoeber William A., printer John F. Brown, dwl 1772 F
Hoeck Jacob, carpenter, dwl 81 Stevenson, rear
Hoeck Jacob, student Barnard's Business College, dwl (

Stevenson, rear
Hoeckele Louis, groceries and liquors, 1130 Folsom
Hoefer Henry G., gilder picture frames and lookir

glasses, dwl 516 Vallejo
Hoefer Paul, saddler J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 26 John
Hoeff John, driver Michaelsen & Tomforde, dwl W s Ss

Jos^ Road nr Six-mile House
Hoehna Carl, clerk Mayrisch Bros. & Co., dwl N s Col

bia bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Hoelscher Anton (Hoelscher a; Co.), dwl Fifteenth

Railroad, South S. F.
Hoelscher August (Hoelscher d: Bro.), dwl SE cor Maac

and Eddy
Hoelscher Ernest,' dwl 209 Taylor
Hoelscher Werner (Hoelscher J: Bro.), dwl SE cor Maa<

and Eddy
Hoelscher William (Mansshardt »t- H.), dwl 19 Pearl
Hoelscher & Brother (Aiigxist atid Werner), groceries al

liquors, SE cor Mason and Eddy
Hoelscher & Co. (A nton Hoelscher, Jacob Pillig, at

William F. Garms), firoptrs South S. F. Brewer.

cor Fourteenth and Railroad Av, South S. F,
Hoenberg Frederick, miller, dwl 18 First
Hoenig Henry, milker Francis L. Such, cor Douglas ar

Twenty-fourth
Hoepfner A., lithographer F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 5i

Geary
Hoerber "William L., salesman, dwl 724 Market
Hoerder George, barkeeper Baer & Scharsch, dwl 7!

Montgomery
Hoertkom Charles, boots and shoes, 543 Washington, d*

304 Green
Hoesch Henry, restauraut, 417 Pine, dwl 1216 Clay
Hoesch John (Sms A- H.), dwl 911 Bush
Hoesch Josephine (widow), dwl 142 Folsom
Hoesch William, harnessmaker A. Tillman, dwl 1032 F

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Hoess Frank, tailor, 429 Oupoiit

Hoess Frank, tailor, dwi 720 Stockton

Hofss Frank, tailor, 25 Mont Av, 4S7 Greenwich

Hoetzel .Joseph, machinist, dwl 24 Oak Grove Av

Hoeyer Charles, house and signpainter, 210 Dupont, dwl

8 Asiiburton I'l
Hoey EUfiene, upholsterer, dwl 422 Ellis
Hoey .T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 422 KUis
HOKY .l«IIX, furniture and upholstery, 729 Market,

ihvl :?17 Ellis
Hoey Mattt\ew, hostler Lot D. Slocuni, dwl 62 Eighth
Hoey Owen, nitric-acidboiler .John Rejiiokls, dwl oor

York and Twenty-fourth
Hoey Kobert, fireman, dwl .324 Vallejo
Hoey Tlionias, boUniau Lick House
Hoey Thomas, driver N. B. and Mission R, R., dwl 27

Louis-a
Hoey Thomas, packer Anthony J. Griffith, dwl 5 Wash
Hoev William, painter and grainer, dwl 154 Dora, rear
Hoev. Sr Hov, and Hoye
Hofer Paul, saddler, dwl 26 John
Hofey ('l\rio!tian, seaman, dwl 23 Clay
Hoff Elizabeth (widow), dwl 324 Sutter
Hoflt.Tohn, dwl 719 Clay
HofF .John W. , carrier Alta California, dwl NW oor Castro

and Tv.enty- fourth •'' ",' '

llftFF OlIVKK, physician, office and d«^ It Stockton
Hoff ThdiiKu;, dwl SW cor Tyler and Hyde
m^Hoff \'iit'>r, merchant, dwl 1228J Folsom

Hoff William, laborer Pacific Ice Co., dwl 446 Brannan
Hoff. 5.'t' Hough and Huff

Hoffacker Ifernhard, clerk Ball & .Julian, dwl 463 Sixth
Hoffart William, vamisher Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 270 Minna
Haffburn Henry, hairdresser, dwl 23V Ritch
Hoffelmann John D., carrier Alta Caiitornia and Morning

Call
Hoffer Florent, bookkeeper Leon Dingeon & Co. , dwl 710

Bush
Hoffer Jacob T. , carpenter, dwl 938 Harnson
Hofferichter Moritz, saddler Main & Winchester, dwl

358J Jessie
Hoffman , with C. Jas. King of Wm. & Co., dwl 1117

Montgomery
Hoffman A., cigars, dwl 110 Eddy

Hoffman Albert, cooper David Woerner, dwl 8 Cadell Alley
Hoffman Albert, gasfitter G. & W. Snook, dwl 620 Third
Hoffman A. M. Mrs., physician, office and dwl 1422 Folsom
Hoffman Anne Miss, bakery, SE cor Turk and Pierce
Hoffman Balthasar, dwl W s Kramer PI nr Greenwich
Hoffman 0. (widow), dwl 27.5 Stevenson
Hoffman C. & J., hairdressers, 709 Davis
Hoffman Charles, dwl 21 Vallejo
Hoffman Charles {Kninp A- Hojfman), res Oakland
Hoffman Charles, clerk Sebastian Fabiy, dwl NE cor N

and Potrero Av
Hoffman Charles, machinist, dwl 360 Jessie
Hoffman Charles, stencilcutter Hoffman & Schenk, dwl

840 Vallejo

Hoffman Charles F. (C. it- J. Hoffman), dwl 21 Vallejo
5,t Hoffman Charles F., civil and topographical engineer, of-
fice •132 Montgomery' room 8, res Oakland
Hoffman Charles H., gardener, dwl SE cor Turk and

Pierce
Hoffm.an Charles H. , teacher music, dwl 933 Post
Hoffman Conception, dwl SE cor Vallejo and Dupont
Hoffman Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, dwl 269 Stevenson
Hoffman Ernst, machinist Singer Manuf. Co., dwl 360

Jessie
Hoffman Francis J., porter Frederick Hufschmidt, dwl

430 Union
Hoffman Frank, carpenter, dwl SW cor Mission and

Eighteenth
Hoffman George, machinist Singer Man\if. Co., dwl 360

Jessie
Hoffman Gottlieb {Hoffman <C- Schenk), dwl 840 Vallejo
Hoffman H., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Hoffman Henry, laborer, dwl Berry, bet Fifth and Sixth
Hoffman Henry, waiter Sidney M. Foster, dwl 1204 Sutter
Hoffman Herman, machinist, dwl 860 Jessie
Hoffman Isaac, butcher Wilson, Merrj' & Co., dwl 217^

Tehama
Hoffman Isaac, salesman Hoffman & Co., dwl 231 Tyler
Hoffman Jacob, sawyer F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 132 Ritch
Hoffman John (C. iC- J. Hoffman), dwl 21 Vallejo
Hoffman John, bricklayer, dwl 704 Howard
Hoffman John, carpenter, dwl 360 Jessie
Hoffman John, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

512 Fourth

Hoffman John, jjortor S. F. Benov. Aisn, dwl E 8 Lincoln

nr Leavenworth
Hoffman John P., shoemaker, dwl W s Kramer PI nr

Greenwich
Hoffman John V., cabinetmaker C. E. Johnson, dwl 367

JosHic
Hoffman Joseph, dwl 435 Turk
Hoffman Joseph {U<ffinanA Co.), dwl 11.38 Sutter
Hoffman Joseph, asphaltuniroofer, dwl 134 Fourth
Hoffman Joseph, boxniakor Cook Brothers, dwl 2018 Miss
Hoffman Julia (widow), furnished rooms, 1142 Wash
Hoffman Juliett Mrs., dwl 220 Sutter
Hoffman L. (widow), dwl 1216 Geary
Hoffman Louis, workman S. F. Packing and Provision

Co., 513 Washington
Hoffman Mansfield, clerk, dwl 435 Turk
Hoffman Mar\' 1). (widow), dwl 1065 Howard
IIOFFDIAIV 0(il»l':N, judge U. S. District Court, and

ex officio judge U. S. Circuit Court, chambers 10 U. S.

Court Building, dwl Pacific Club
Hoffman P., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Hoffman Philip, compositor California Demokrat, dwl 806

Kearny
Hoffman S., dwl Union Club

Hoffman S. &. Co., tannery, S s Serpentine Av nr How-
ard, office 104 Sanson!
Hoffman Samuel {Huffman <t- Co.), res New York
Hoffman Samuel G., miner, dwl 421 O'Farrell
Hoffman Sarah (widow), dwl 702 Vallejo
Hoffman Seligman {Huffman (t- Co.), dwl 834 O'Farrell
Hoffman Simon {S. Hoffman tfc Co.), dwl S s Serpentine Av

nr Howard
Hoffman V. A., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hoffman W. H., turner G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 445 Bran
Hoffman William {Teuhner tt- //.), dwl 1310 Larkin
Hoffman William, butcher James Delano, dwl 141 Page
Hoffman William, cabinetmaker, SE cor Page and Octa via
Hoffman William T., ship's clerk, dwl 1718 Sutter
Hoffman William, waiter Maine Restaui-ant, dwl 321j Jes-
sie
HOFFMAN <& CO. {Seligman, Samtiel, and Joseph

Huffman), importers fancy goods, Yankee notions,

etc. , 17 and 19 Battery '

Hoffman & Schenk {Gottlieb Hoffman and Christian

Schenk), engravers and stencilcuttcrs, 414 Sac
Hoffmann August, tinsmith Hoffman & Green, dwl 1200

Jackson
Hoffmann Charles, liquor saloon, 506 Sixth
Hoffmann Charles F. {H(ffiiian <b Craven), res Oakla,nd
Hoffmann Charles S., teacher music, dwl 1240 Mission
Hoffmann Christian, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 429 Bush
Hoffmann Clarissa (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1523 Post
Hoffmann David, labewer Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., dwl

735 Brannan
Hoffmann Edmund, clerk Greenebaum, Helbing & Co,,

dwl 1240 Mission
Hoffmann Edward {Hoffmann <t Green), dwl 1200 Jackson
Hoffmann Emile, photographprinter Bradley & Kulofson,

dwl 528 Pine
Hoffmann Francis, laborer, dwl 1117 Montgomery
Hoffmann George, laborer, dwl 536^ Jessie
Hoffmann George, painter, dwl 554 Stevenson
Hoffmann Henry, baker Heinz's Hotel, 201 Post
Hoffmann Henry, clerk, dwl 1206 Jackson
Hoffmann Henry, s.alesman Stein, Simon & Co., dwl Lea-
venworth nr Vallejo
Hoffmann H. F. W. , accountant, dwl 106 Eighth
Hoffmann J. (Chock Wong ct- H.), dwl 806 Kearny
Hoffmann Jacob, dwl 933 Kearnj'

Hoffmann John, lithographer, 806 Kearny, dwl 520 Green
Hoffmann M. L. Mrs., teacher Girls' High School, dwl 106

Eighth
Hoffmann Martin {Hoffman tfc Davis), dwl 514 Stevenson
Hoffmann Martin, shoemaker, dwl 2195 Powell
Hoffmann Peter, jeweler Smith, Richter & Co., dwl 1008

Jackson
Hoffmann Simon, salesman B. Goldsmith, dwl 1240 Miss
Hoffmann Victor, architect, dwl 1094 Union
HOFFItlAKIV A' VRW^Ji {Charles F. Hoffmann and

Alfred Craven), civil and topographical engineers,

office 92 Montgomery Block
Hoffman & Davis {Martin Hoffmann and William

Davie), manufacturers japanned and tin ware 514

Stevenson
Hoffmann & Green {Edward Hoffinann and estate of

Oustavus Green), stoves and tinware, 1214 Stockton
Hoffmeister Carl, musician, dwl 1824 Powell
Hoffmeister H., musician, dwl 900 Kearny

Pi tames &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny. Street.

r. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, "Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mc

HOFFMEVER VOLMER, professor music, dwl 191

Hyde
Huffner William S., sailmaker John S. Blakiston, dwl 3

St. Charles PI
Hoffschneider William (Joseph Winterburn <fc Co.), res

Oakland
Hoff.'^uinmer William, painter Frederick Nutz, dwl 315

Stockton
Hoffstadt Oscar, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hoffstetter Bernard, physician, office and dwl 100 Stock
Hdffstetter C, miner, dwl 231 Fifteenth
IL.tf-tutter Georfje, cooper David Woerner, 104 Spear
Hdffstetter Herman, blacksmith Wertsch & Craig
Hoflen^' Frederick, jeweler and watchmaker, 5 Third
Hofleng- Joseph, peddler, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Hofman Henry [tioftiMn dr Taussi^f), dwl 639 California
Hofnian & Taussig '{Henry Hofman and Mot-risTaussitj),

manufacturers and wholesale cigars and tobacco, 423

Sacramento
Hofmann Angelo, champagne manufacturer, dwl 821 Cal
Hofmann Frederick W. {Hofmann d: Cook), dwl 121 Ellis
Hofmann Henrj', dwl 2 Chestnut
HOFM.iX.N' JOSEPH A., manager A. Roman & Co.,

dwl 1221 Bush
Hofmann Louis N., salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 572 How
HOF.M.iXX MATTHAl'S, proptr First Street House,

04 and 66 First
Hofmann Richard H., bookkeeper A. Roman & Co., dwl

572 Howard
HOF.n.lX.N A COOK {Frederick W. Hofmann and

George ]V. P. Cook), real-estate agents and house-
brokers, ofBce 509 Kearny

Hogan Dr., chiropodist, dwl 566 Howard

Hogan Alexander, coUarmaker Main & Winchester, dwl

254 Minna
Hogan Ann Mrs., dwl 911 Clay
Hogan Barney H., butcher James D. Powers, dwl SE cor

Turk and Pierce
Hogan Charles, dwl 214 Ellis
Hogan Charles, printer, dwl 931 Sacramento
Hogan Charles C, collector Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 212

Tyler
Hogan Charlfes H., carpenter, dwl 70 Clementina
Hogan D. , laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl 561^

Minna
Hogan Daniel, laborer, dwl 432 Brannan
Hogan Daniel, painter, dwl 1421 Taylor
Hogan Daniel T., blacksmith Union Ironworks, dwl 658^

Minna
Hogan Da\id, maltster Hibemia Brewery, dwl 209 Eighth
Hogan Dennis, cook Biblige & Cammarota, dwl 212 Bran
Hogan Dennis, gasfitter James K. Prior, dwl 131 Spear,

rear
Hogan Dennis, laborer, dwl 16 Millar PI
Hogan Dennis, laborer, dwl 111 Silver
Hogan Dennis, laborer, dwl 1410 Folsom, rear
Hogan Dennis A., stonecutter, dwl 561 J Minna
Hogan Dennis E., laborer, dwl 56i Minna
Hogan Dennis J., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl

1112} Harrison
Hogan Edward, cook, dwl N s Greenwich bet Montgomerj'

and Sansom
Hogan Edward, seaman, dwl 129 Folsom
Hogan Ella Miss, sewing machine operator, dwl 911 Clay
Hogan Ellen (widow), dwl 115 Perry
Hogan Ellen (widow), wood and coal, cor Natoma and

Lafayette, dwl 27 Lafayette, rear
Hogan Eugene, warehouseman, dwl 152 Clara
Hogan Frank, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 33 Nevada
Hogan Frederick, driver Lick House
Hogan G. Miss, student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

1320 Kearny
Hogan George, coachman Charles Kelly, dwl 911 Clay
Hogan H., telegraph operator, dwl 509 Washington
Hogan James, expressman, dwl 30 Louisa
Hogan James Mrs., lodgings, 646 Mission
Hogan John, insurancebroker, dwl 1831 Howard
Hogan John, laborer, dwl 214 First
Hogan John, laborer, dwl E s Diamond bet Seventeenth

and Eighteenth
Hogan John, laborer, dwl E s York bet Twenty-second

and Twenty-third
Hogan John, laborer Henry S. Dorland, NW cor Dolores

and Dorland
Hogan John, painter, dwl 525 Fourth
Hogan John, rejiairer line American District Telegraph,

dwl cor Second and Minna
Hogan John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Hogan John Jr., carriagepainter, dwl 714 Turk

Hogan John A. {Hogan ds Co.), dwl 23 Nevada
Hogan John A., cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 27 Ne-
vada
Hogan John H., jailer County Jail, dwl 1131 Howard
Hogan Joseph R., pressman Stock Report, dwl 8 Liberty
Hogan Margaret Miss, dressmaker, dwl 327 Tyler
Hogan Martin, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s Sliasta

nr Louisiana
Hogan Martin J., butcher Sullivan & Delaney, dwl 10

Dora
Hogan Mary Mrs. , dwl 1255 California
Hogan Mary (widow), dwl 20 Dora, rear
Hogan Mary Miss, machineoperator Einstein Bros. & Co.
Hogan Mary (widow), dwl SE cor Twenty-third and Bart-

lett
Hogan Mary A. (widow), dwl 3 Central PI
Hogan Marj- W. (widow), boarding, S s Greenwich bet

Pierce and Steiner
Hogan Matthew, laborer, dwl 1710 Leavenworth
Hogan M. C, cook, dwl Overland House
Hogan Michael, contractor, dwl N s Laguna bet O'Farrell

and Geary
Hogan Michael, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 409 Stevenson
Hogan Michael, fish, 25 Metropolitan Market, dwl 29 Oak

Grove Avenue
Hogan Michael, harnessmaker, 641 Mission, dwl 649 Miss
Hogan "Michael, hostler Hibemia Brewery, dwl 209 Eighth
Hogan Michael, laborer, dwl 24 Glover
Hogan Michael, laborer, dwl 1021 Vallejo
Hogan Michael, laborer, dwl 1209 Broadway j

Hogan Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Slills
Hogan Michael, longshoreman, dwl 29 Natoma
Hogan Michael, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Hogan Michael J., janitor Greenwich St. Primarj' School,

dwl 14 Bannam PI
Hogan Michael L., groceries and liquors, NW cor Six-
teenth and First Av
Hogan Owen, compositor S. F. Journal of Commerce, dwl

931 Sacramento
Hogan Patrick, carpenter, dwl NE cor Clay and Fillmore
Hogan Patrick, clerk, 323j Dupont
Hogan Patrick, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Hogan Patrick, laborer, dwl SE cor Eighteenth and Noe
Hogan Patrick, porter Castle Brothers, dwl 1717 Hyde
Hogan Patrick, porter Locke & Montague, dwl 24 Natoma
Hogan Patrick, waiter Lick House, dwl 140j Shipley
Hogan Patrick S., fanner, W s Ocean House Road, ^ mile

SW Industrial School
Hogan P. M., cook Constitution Hotel
Hogan Robert, policeman Citj' Hall, dwl 911 Clay
Hogan Teresa, dressmaker, dwl 911 Claj'
Hogan Thomas, butcher, dwl 1330 Pacific
Hogan Thomas, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Hogan Thomas, laborer, dwl 8 Liberty
Hogan Thomas, local policeman, dwl 8 McCormick
Hogan Thomas, stableman La Grande Laundrj-, dwl Thir-
teenth bet Howard and Folsom
Hogan Thomas G., manager H.Wronkom & Co., res Oak-
land
Hogan William, expressman, cor Market and Second, dwl

1226 Sacramento
Hogan William, laborer, dwl NE cor Jackson and Drumm
Hogan William, laborer, dwl S s California bet Webster

and Buchanan
Hogan William, teamster Pacific Transfer Co., dwl 339;

Clementina i

Hogan & Co. {John A. Hogan, Patrick T. Butler, and'.

David B. Brown), coopers and barrel dealers, 106 1

Drmnm
Hogarth Peter, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson |

Hogarty Daniel, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WHiarf |
Hogarty Thomas, laborer H. F.Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Hoge Charles, billiardmaker Jacob Strahle & Co. , dwl 224 j

Turk I

HOGE GEORGE G. W., attorney at law and librarian I

S. F. Law Library, 27 and 28 Montgomery JJlock
Hoge J., driver Citv R. R.
HOGE JOSEPH P., attorney at law, office 4 and 5

Montgomerj' Block, dwl Pacific Club
Hoge Marguerita Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 224

Third
Hoge Walter, liquor merchant, dwl 706 Post
Hoge William, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Hogeboom Lawrence V., engineer stm Yosemite, dwl 344

Tehama
Hogel Charles, oil-clothmaker Charles Sutton Jr., dwl

S s Twenty-second nr Treat Av
HOGER ER\EST, groceries, 525 and 527 Washington,

dwl 1319 Pine

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prop '^

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852,

Hog^ Alfred, dwl 271 Stevenson

Hogg James, dwl 44 Third

Hogg James, salesman Sperrj' & Co., res Oakland

Hogg T. Egenton, real estate, office 302 Mont room 5

Hogref Frederick, clerk Kahrs & Becker, dwl SE cor
Geary and Larkin

Hogrcfc Charles L. A., cabinetmaker h. & E. Emanuel,
dwl 512 Fourth

Hogstrom Peter, carriagetrimmer, dwl 128 O'Farrell

Hogue George W., policeman City Hall, dwl 233 First

Hohe Carl, tailor Isidtire Kisenberg, dwl 024 Paciflc

Hobenschild George {GU/illan <t- //.), dwl iJ Valparaiso

Hohenschild Henry, salesman P. B. Kennedy, dwl 22
Mary

Hohentbal Gustavo, manuf ruffling, lace goods, etc., 1112
Market

Hohhvcg Frederick, druggist, NE cor Polk and Jackson

Hohn Charles, coromaker, dwl 733 Bran nan

Hobweisner S. Clemens, clerk Charles liaum

Hoigncz Henry, dwl 210 Montgomery Av

Hoin Felix J., clerk California Immigrant Union, dwl 617
Larkin

Hoin George, seaman, dwl 28 Clay

Hoin Isodure N., clerk Roman & Co., dwl 617 Larkin

Hoin Peter P., dwl (117 Larkin

Hoin Peter P. Jr., su]>erintendent lettercarriers' depart-
ment Post-office, dwl 810 Powell

Hoin Theodore E., bookkeeper H. T. Holmes & Co., dwl
617 Larkin

Hoit , i)rinter, dwl 533 Commercial

Hoit William, liquor saloon. Central Road nr Golden
Gate Park

Hoitt Ira O., stock and moneybroker, office 421 Mont-
gomery, dwl 804 Bush

Hoitt. Sec Hoyt '

Hokanson Alof (Hokantion & Enrighf), dwl 2 Jackson

Hokanson & Enright (Olof Hokanson and Cornelius En-
riijht) liquor saloon, 2 Jackson

Holahan Frances J., solicitor, dwl 629 California

Holahan John, marblepolisher Charles Roche, dwl 15
Boardman

Holahan. See Hollahan and Holohan

Holbache William, blacksmith, dwl 537 Sacramento

Holberg Andrew, seaman, dwl 16 Washington

Holboom JI. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Annie M. Reen, dwl
23 Ellis

Holborn Louis {Thode <£.• Co.), dwl 11 Pacific

Holbrecht Peter, hogranch, W s San Jose Road, opp Sil-
ver Av

Holbrink Ernest, dwl 521 First

Holbrom P. , laborer, dwl 509 Washington

Holbron H., Cooj^ers' Union, 417 Bush

Holbrook A. H., dwl 314 Bush

Holbrook Benjamin F., stockbroker, office 238 Montgom-
fery, dwl S s Liberty nr Valencia

Holbrook Charles, dwl Commercial Hotel

Holbrook Charles {Holbrook, MerriU d- Co.), dwl 928 Bush

Holbrook Charles, mining, dwl 537 Turk

Holbrook Charles B., physician, office and dwl 1115 J Mis-
sion

Holbrook Charles B. Jr., druggist, NW cor Eleventh and
FoJsom

Holbrook Char'es E., physician, office 719 Market, dwl
837 McAllister

Holbrook Charles T., bookkeeper George R. Spinney, dwl
312 Ellis

Holbrook Clarence W., bootmaker Porter, Oppenheim &
Co.; dwl 649 Mission

Holbrook Daniel, shoemaker, dwl 649 Mission

Holbrook Henrj', foremasthand S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific
St. Wharf

Holbrook Henry, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Holbrook Imogene Miss, actress Wade's Opera House

Molbrook James, teamster Ten Cent Parcel Delivery Co.,
dwl Eddy, bet Steiner and Pierce
Holbrook John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
HOLBROOK. MKRRILL A CO. (Charles Holbrook,
John. F. and Charles Merrill, and iV. J. Brittan), im-
porters and jobbers stoves and metals, manufacturers
tinware. 111 and 113 California, and 17 and 19 Davis
Holbrook Nellie G., actress Baldwin's Academy of Music,

dwl 1527 Post
Solbrook Stephen, mining, dwl 23 Taylor
^olcomb Bros. & Co. (G. F., H. S., and W. C. Eolcomb,
and H. B. Bigelow), carriage repository, 24 Geary
Solcomb Charles, hostler Hayes Valley Livery Stables,
dwl 518 Hayes
.^^^olcomb C. N. , salesman Holcomb Bros. , dwl 24 Geary
^'^ Solcomb FVanklin, real-estate agent, dwl 226 Green

Holcomb G. F. {Holcomb Bros. <fc Co.), res New Haven,

Conn.
Holcomb Harry, clerk Louis T. Haggin, dwl 1023 Sac
Holci>mb H. S. {Holcomb Bros. & Co.), res New Haven,

Conn.
nOLCOMB W. A. <K €0. {ElUha Ransom), grain

merchants and storage warehouse, SW cor Battery

and Vallejo
Holcomb W. Clifford {Holcomb Bros, d: Co.), dwl 114

Geary
Holcomb William A. {W. A. Holcomb <fc Co.), res John-
son House, Oakland
Holcombe B. F. Mrs., 512 Bush

Holcombe Charles, hostler Joseph M. Parker, dwl 14 Webb
Holcombe Samuel E., mining, office 328 Montgomery

room 13, dwl 1915 Sacramento
Holden B., lumberman C. A. Hoo])er & Co.
Holden (Charles S., ])hnnber, dwl 824 Green
Holden Daniel, cartman, dwl 816 Folsom
Holden Edward, engineer, dwl 1409 Dupont
Holden Edward, painter, dwl 316 Filbert
Holden Frank, dwl 1528 Powell
Holden George, dwl 523 Kearny
HOLil»EN UOVSE, Mrs. H. A. Moore proprietress, 523

Kearny
Holden James, cartman, dwl 818 Folsom
Holden James B., accountant, 633 Front, dwl 715 Polk
Holden James J., tinsmith William S. Ray, dwl 818 Fol
Holden John, carpenter Wilkie & Gray, 113 Davis
Holden John H., coo]Jer, 109 Commercial, dwl 104 Com
Holden Joseph, attorney at law, office 312 California, dwl

1006 Hyde
Holden Leonard, barber, dwl 504 Broadway
Holden Martin, bootmaker, dwl 824 Green
Holden Mary Miss, sewing-machine operator,'dwl 14 Fol-
som Av
Holden Mary A. (widow), dwl 14 Folsom Av
Holden Patrick, laborer, dwl 302 Third
Holden Peter, laborer, dwl 915 Guerrero
Holden Samuel P. {S. P. Holden <fc Co.), dwl 1813 Pac Av
Holden S. P. & Co., commission merchants, office 323

Front room 11
Holden Teresa Mrs., dwl 523 Kearny
Holden William, physician, office and dwl 310 Mont Av
Holden William, real estate, office 316 California room 1,

dwl 9 Ninth
Holden William A., piledriver, dwl S s Twenty-third m-

Howard
Holdenecker William, carpenter, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Holder Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl N s Twenty-second nr

Folsom
Holder R. J. , carpenter, dwl 1028 Market
Holder Thomas, proptr City Buffet Restaurant, 340 Kear
Holderer Frederick, machinist Singer Manuf. Co.
Holderness Harold {Amman, Casparid- Co.), res Alameda
Holdemess S. M., commission merchant, office 40 Cal,

dwl 420 Jackson
Holderness T. B., dwl 537 Sacramento
Holdersbach Hermann, wireworker Charles H. Gruenha-

gen, dwl 779 Mission
Holdersborrh John P. , driver Field & Co. , dwl 107 Virginia
Holdman Elizabeth (widow), dwl 329 Vallejo

Holdridge , dwl 745 Market

Holdridge Henry A., porter Carolan, Ho6ker &Cory, dwl

S s Laurel Av bet Buchanan and Webster
Holea Guillermo, teacher Spanish, 240 Montgomery
Holfinger Martin, hostler Robert D. Burrows, dwl E s

Drumm bet Washington and Oregon
Holger Patrick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Holje John B. {Spreen d: Co.), dwl Railroad Av bet NintSt

and Tenth avs
Holje Martin, liquor saloon, NE cor Ninth and Bryanfr,,

dwl E 8 Ninth nr Brannan
Holjes John H., groceries and liquors, 1019 Pacific
Hoik Peter, cai-penter, dwl 2705 Folsom nr Twenty-third
HOLLADAY BEN, president Oregon S. S. Co"., office

210 Batter}', res Portland, Oregon
HOLLADAV BEN Jr., proprietor Humboldt & S.

Line, office 123 California, dwl Grand Hotel
Holladay Jesse, capitalist, office 210 Battery, dwl PaJace

Hotel
Holladay Joseph, dwl Grand Hotel
Holladav Peter, mate stm Louise, Berkeley Ferry
HOLLADAY SAMUEL W., attorney at law, office

502 Montgomery, dwl Holladay Heights NE CM Clay

and Octavia
Holladay. See Holliday
Hollahan Elizabeth Miss, shoefitter D. W. Emersoa, dwl

130 Third

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r. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. MerchantlJ

HoIIahan. See Holahan and Holohan
Hollamby William, butcher O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Holland Andrew, drayman Union Iron Works, dwl 115

Second
Holland Bernard, cooper Hogan & Co. , dwl 13 Cleveland
Holland Bridget Mrs., janitress Lincoln Primary School,

dwl 331 Sixth
Holland Catherine (widow), laundress, dwl 1318 Dupont
Holland Christian, mariner, dwl 105 Clark
Holland Cornelius, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co.,

dwl 27 Stevenson
Holland Daniel, butcher, dwl 1404 Stockton
Holland Daniel, fruits, 305 Washington, dwl 324J Bdwy
Holland Daniel, fruit and vegetables, NW cor Harrison

and Third
Holland Daniel, printer, dwl 509 Washington
Holland Daniel, watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl cor Chestnut and Franklin
Holland Daniel D. (Holland >t Ruppel), dwl 906 Clay
Holland Dennis, confectioner, dwl 1404 Stockton
Holland Edward, merchant tailor, 215 Post
Holland George, cook stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Holland Gustave, physician, office 413 Bush, dwl 114 Pow
Holland Henrj', laborer, dwl 4 Robins PI nr Union
Holland Henry, longshoreman, dwl 911 Battery
Holland Henry, machinist, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Holland James, laborer, dwl 1 Bowie Av
Holland James, laborer, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr

Golden City House
Holland James, laborer Jeremiah Browell
Holland James, longshoreman, dwl 3 Vallejo
Holland James, pressman Alta California, dwl 537 Sac
Holland James, salesman LeszjTisky & Bro. , dwl 417 Stev-
enson
Holland James, steward stmr Orizaba, dwl 31J Fifth Av
Holland Jeremiah, porter Van Winkle & Davenport, dwl

234 Fremont
Holland John, engineer McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 523J

Brannan
Holland John, fruit peddler, dwl NW cor Brannan and

Boardman
Holland John, laborer, dwl 73 Tehama
Holland John, mariner, dwl 112 Pacific
Holland John, polisher, dwl 327 Beale
Holland John, rigger, dwl 1 Stanly Court
Holland John, SE^ldletreemaker Main & Winchester, dwl

NE cor Lombard and Franklin
Holland John, teamster, dwl 1,18 Francisco
Holland John, waiter What Cheer House
Holland Joseph, dwl 108 Taj'lor
Holland Joseph, real-estate, dwl 403 Folsom
Holland Katie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 118 Francisco
Holland L. L. Mrs., photographpainter, dwl 850 Market
Holland Maggie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 27 Stevenson
Holland Mary (widow), dwl 28 Hunt
Holland Mary (widow), dwl 118 Francisco
Holland M. E. (widow), dwl 14 O'Farrell
Holland Michael, laborer, dwl 257 Perry
Holland Michael, plumber W. R. Allen
Holland Michael, rigger, dwl 327 Beale
HOLLAND NATHANIEL, attorney at law and U. S.

Court commissioner, office 605 Clay room 12, dwl 1414

Taylor
Holland Nellie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 118 Francisco
Holland Nicholas, wheelwright Barz, Suhl & Co., dwl 44

Louisa
Holland Patrick, clerk John H. Tobin, dwl 18 Randall PI
Holland Patrick, expressman, cor Market and Second
Holland Samuel, engineer Horace Davis & Co., dwl 776

Howard
Holland Thomas, mariner, dwl 3 Vallejo
Holland V. N., blacksmith, dwl 409 Stevenson
Holland William, shoemaker, dwl 10 Sherwood PI
Holland Woolwich D., merchant tailor, 711 Folsom, dwl 9

Cleveland
HOLL.INI* at KUPPEL {DanUl D. Holland and C.

F. Ruppel), proprietors Beale St. Mill, NW cor Beale

and Mission, office 304 Mission
HoUande Christian, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Hollander Charles H. {Hollander ct EricHen),d.^'\ 806 Third
Hollander & Ericsen (Charles H. Hollander and E. Eric-
sen), chop house, 806 Third
Hollands William, mariner, dwl 35 Pacific
HoUaran Edward, miner, dwl 424 Broadway
Hollaran Martin, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Hollaran Patrick, boxmaker Geo.W. Swan & Co.
HoUen William, barkeeper, dwl NE cor Jackson and

Drumm
Hollenbeck John, miner, dwl 421 O'Farrell

HoUensen Frank P., salesman Palmer Brothers, dwl 325

O'Farrell
Holler Antoine, cigumiaker, dwl 213 Clara
HoUeregger Ulrich, Swiss Benev. Soc.,627 Commercial
Holies Ham', japanner George H. Tay & Co., dwl 5 Tay
Holies. Sec Hollis

HoUey Charles, student Heald's Business College
Holley John, laborer H. F.Williams, dwl Goat Island
HoUidaj' Augustus, dwl NW cor Hyde and Vallejo
Holliday Emily Mrs., dressmaker, dwl NW cor Hyde and

Vallejo
Holliday Frank, cook California Restaurant, dwl 614

Montgomery
Holliday Isaac, laborer U. S. Supplementary Appraiser's

Store, 701 Sansom, dwl 1221 Broadway
Holliday John, seaman, dwl 415 East
Holliday. See Holladay
Hollin August, coof)er Christopher Bingenh^mer, dwl 310

Clementina
Rolling Charles, dwl 729 Turk
HoUing Charles H., salesman J, A. Drinkhouse, dwl 705

Ellis
Holling Dora (widow), dwl 345 Shipley
Holling Frederick, bookkeeper Lick House
Holling William, salesman Eggers & Co., dwl 17J Rausch
Hollinger John W., waiter, d\vl 928 Washington
Hollings Henry (Kruger A: H.), dwl 2 Martha PI
Hollings John E., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl North Point nr Larkin
Hollings worth J. F., cigars and tobacco, 253 Fourth
Hollis Alonzo K., carrier Examiner and Evening Post,

dwl 1925 Fillmore
Hollis Clayton W., salesman MichelB, Friedlander & Co.,

dwl 165 Minna
Hollis Joseph, driver Union Soda Wofks, dwl 524 Union
Hollis William, president Real Estate Assn, office 304

Montgomery, dwl 2508 Sacramento
Hollis. See HoUes

Hollister C. H., milkman, dwl 2806 Buchanan
HoUister D., dentist, office 6 Montgomery, res Oakland
Hollister F., dwl 1232 Pacific
Hollister George, carpenter, dwl N s Washington^bet FU-

more and Steiner
Hollister H. Fi-ank (widow), dwl 422 O'Farrell
Hollister John C, manuf red rubber stamps, office and

dwl 103 Montgomery
Hollman Henrj', grocers and liquors, NW cor Mission and

Twenty-fourth
Hollman Henry A., steward, dwl 19 Harrison Av
Hollmann A. C. (L. Helmer &: Co.), dwl NE cor Ninteenth

and Mission
Hollmann Heniy, barkeeper Old Turn Verein Hall, dwl 620

Bush
HoUmeir Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Filbert and

Taylor, dwl SE cor Filbert and Taylor
Hollo Hermann, professor music, dwl 672 Howard
HoUocher August, driver Westerfeld & Page, dwl 745

HoUoran Dennis, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 264 First
HoUoran H., janitor Denman Grammar School
Holloran Martin, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
HoUoran Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 48

Minna
Holloran William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 0 Min
Holloian. See Halloran
Holloway Douglass L. W. , foreman Hancock & Kelso, dwl

634 First
Holloway Henry, master mariner, dwl 850 Market
Holloway Joseph E., automatiq^pumps, 31 Beale, dwl 850

Market
Holloway Joseph J., engineman Engfine No. 2 S. F. F. D.

dwl 982 Harrison
Holloway L. H., publisher, office 409 Washington, dwl 419

O'Farrell ^

Holloway S. H., dwl 759 Howard ^

Holloway William, clerk, dwl 623 Kearny
HoUowood James, shoemaker Stephen Thomas, dwl 12

Jessie
HoUowood Patrick, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, dwl

Jessie nr Third
HoUub Adolphus, merchant, dwl S s Tyler bet Bncbanan

and Laguna
HoUub Samuel, clerk Hoffman & Co., dwl SW cor Tyler

and Laguna
HoUub W., c;irrier Abend Post, res Oakland
HoUwegs John (Hollwegs «t Co.), dwl NW cor Seventeenth

and Church
Hollwegs & Co. (John Holltregs and Albert BelinenMnn),

groceries and liquors, NW cor Seventeenth and Church

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Proptj

I. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

••

Holly Oak Park Co. (Napa Co., Cal.), John H. Sayre se-
cretary, office 330 line, room 36
Hollywood Andrew, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, res

Oakland
Hollywood James, inspector Custom House, ros Oakland

Holm ,.inoldor I'nion Iron Works

Holm Anel, draftsman, dwl 428 Third

Holm Brothers (Henrii and John), liquor saloon, 200 Fifth

Holm Charles, carpenter, dwl £ s I'otrero Av nr Santa

Clara
Holm Christian (Uulin <t Saxtorph), dwl 8<i7 Market
Holm Henry (Holm Brothers), dwl NE cor Fifth and Ship-
ley
Holm Henry, painter, dwl 204 Sttxskton
Holm J., laborer, dwl 1-225 Market

Holm John (IJolin Brother*), dwl NE cor Fifth and Ship-
ley
Holm John, laborer, dwl 103 Sacramento
Holm John, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl 112 Polk
Huhn Peter, laborer John Casiinitc, dwl 15 Everett
Holm Peter, mariner, dwl 21 Pacific
Holm R., waiter German Hotel, 18 First
Holm Soren H., Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Mont
Holm Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Stockton

and Sutter, dwl 313 St<jckton
Holm & Saxtorph (C>in'»fi«/» Holm and ITrnry Saxtorph),

proptrs Bonanza House, 8«j7 and 801) Market
Holman David, dwl E s Dora )ir Br}-ant
Holman F. A., physician and surjfeon, office 235 Kearny,

dwl Occidental Hotel
Holman Harrj", laborer Jacob Knoblock, dwl NE cor Ten-
nessee and Butte
Holman Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mission

and Twenty-fourth
Holman Henry, laborer, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Holman Rensselaer, salesman Frank Bros. & Co., res

Oakland
Holman William L., millwright, dwl 7 Moulton PI
Holmdorf Heiirv, cabinetmaker, dwl 42 Jessie
HOL.VIES A. A t'O. (C. J. Flatt), dealers legal ten-
ders, government securities, revenue stamps, and
mining stocks, NE cor Montgomerv and Clay
Holmes Ahira (A. Ilobnen .t Co.), dwl 013 Fell
Holmes A. J., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Holmes Bartlett R., boot and shoefinisher, dwl 70 Clem
Holmes Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 421 O'Farrell
Holmes C. , carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Holmes Charles, dwl 8 Silver
Holmes Charles, dwl 1206 Leavenworth
Holmes Charles, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont-

gomerj'
Holmes Charles C, clerk, dwl Overland House
Holmes Charles H., engraver on wood. Oil Clay, res Oak-
land
Holmes Charles J. {John F. Snow <t Co.), dwl 1057 Miss
Holmes Charles S. {Renton, H. A- Co.), dwl 610 Shotwell
Holmes Cornelius, contractot, dwl 230 Capp
Holmes L>., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Holmes Daniel W., clerk Chapman & Bauer, dwl-648 Fol
Holmes Edward, ironmolder, dwl 28 Minna
HOLME.S EUWAKI* B., mining secretary, office Ne-
vada Block, 309 Montgomery room 15, dwl SW cor
Fult<jn and Fillmore
Holmes Edwin G., laborer H. T. Holmes & Co., dwl 11

Adelaide PI
Holmes Elizabeth, dressmaker, dwl 12 Brenham PI
Holmes EUis H., principal Girls' High School, dwl 328

OFarrell
Holmes Frank F., carpenter, dwl 102 Eddy •:■
Holmes G. carpenter, dwl t>57 Market
Holmes George, butcher W. D. Litchfield, dwl 616 Minna
Holmes George, laborer, dwl 6 Minna
Holmes George, teacher First German School, S s Geary

bet Stockton and Powell, dwl 2401 Jones
Holmes George A., collector, dwl 1303 California
Holmes George R,, glasscutter Sullivan, Kelly &, Co., dwl

2418 Post
Holmes George W., cook Michael Wappel, dwl 130 First,

rear
Holmes Georgiana (widow), dwl E s Louisiana nr Shasta
Holmes Hanley H., clerk Oscar Foss, dwl 1824 Eddy
Holmes Henry, liquor saloon, 217 Broadway
Holmes Henrj', painter, dwl 46 Ritch
Holii.es Henrv J., bookkeeper William T. Garratt, dwl

2310 How'ard
Holmes Henry T. (H. T. ffoltms ct Co.), dwl 1119 Sutter
Holmes H. T. & Co. (Wiilia/n, Gwynn), lime, cement,

plaster, etc., 16-20 Market
Holmes H. W., dwl 209 Leidesdorff

Holmes Isaac I., mining, office 5 Leidesdorff room 1, res

Oakland
Holmes James, butcher Alfred W. Morgenstem, dwl 243

Perry
Holmes James, fireman S. S. Los Angeles, dwl 42 Jack
Holmes James, seaman sloop Mj'stery, Bcale St. Wharf
Holmes James, rancher, dwl SW cor Devisadero and

Waller
Holmes Jane Mrs., dwl 508 Eddy
Holmes J. B. & Co. (Adolphvus Cfcrmon), hay and grain,

14 and 10 S|)ear
Holmes John, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Holmes John B, {J. B. Holiium <t- Co.), dwl 524 Folsom
Holmes John B., barkeeper Wm. H. Kelly, dwl 800 Geary
Holmes John C, compositor Morning Call, dwl 814 Bush
Holmes Joseph, btwtmaker Joseph Francis, dwl 16 Ohio
Holmes Joseph, shoemaker, dwl 831 Greenwich
Holmes Joseph B. , engineer Alms House
Holmes Joshua, machinist Cal. Standard Bag Factory,

dwl 76 Natoma
Holmes J. P., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills
Holmes Mary A. (widow), dwl 814 bush
Holmes M. Harrj', accountant Wells, Russell & Co., dwl

1012 Polk
Holmes Milo P., carriage manufacturer and blacksmith,

327 and 329 Sutter, dwl 1212 Union
Holmes 0. J., driver City R. R.
Holmes R., carpenter, dwl 13 Eddy
Holmes Simon, laborer, dwl 619 Natoma
Holmes Thomas, liquor saloon, E s Cemetery Av bet

Post and Sutter
Holmes Victor A., barkeeper Salvin P. Collins, dwl 913

Greenwich
HOLMES M'.4LTER €., attorney at law, office 22 U.

S. Court Building, res Oakland
Holmes Walter H., manager t^-pe- writing department A.

L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 527 j Natoma
Holmes William, barkeeijer, dwl 1011 Larkin
Holmes William, laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steu
Holmes William, shipcarpenter, dwl 103 Steuart
Holmes William, stevedore, dwl 408 Beale
Holmes William E. (Holmes i- Daicson), dwl 621 Larkin
Holmes William H., manufacturer aile grease, dwl 2420

Post
Holmes William J., mariner, dwl 31 Garden
Holmes Willis, mariner, dwl 409 Drumm
Holmes & Dawson (William E. Holmes and G. C. Daw-
son), marblecutters, 119 O'Farrell
HolmjTen Axel, architect, dwl 707 Ellis
Holms John, junk dealer, dwl 1112 Kearny
Holmstead H. C, broker, dwl 728 Sutter
Holmstead Thomas D., dwl 728 Sutter
Holohan John, liquor saloon, NW cor Leavenworth and

McAllister
Holohan. See Holahan and Hollahan
Holpuh William, bootmaker, dwl 1213 Pacific
Holquist Augustus, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Holquist Carl, cook Peterson & Lutzen, dwl 1027 Dupont
Holscher Henrj', seaman, dwl 445 First
Holscher John, stevedore, dwl 445 First
Holsen Henry, housemover J. Sullivan, dwl 724 Branuan
Holsher Frank, carpenter Alms House
Holsher G. A., commission merchant, dwl 317 Bush
Hoist Andrew, waiter, dwl NE cor Wash and Drumm
Hoist Folgert, stevedore, dwl 329 Bryant
Hoist P., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 Howard
Hoist William, artist, dwl 1006 Minna
Holstein F., cabinetmaker, dwl 633 California
Holster John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beaje St.

Wharf •

Holt A. Frank (Holt Bros.), res Concord, N. H.
Holt Annie (widow), dwl 4 Howard Court
Holt Benjamin (Holt Bros.), res Concord, N. H.
Holt Brothers (Charles H., Harrison W.,A. Frank, and

Benjamin), importers, dealers, and manufacturers

carriage materials and hardwood lumber, 27 and 29

Beale
Holt C. A., tinsmith G. & W. Snook
Holt Charles F., carpenter, dwl 764 Harrison
Holt Charles H. (Holt Bros.), res Oakland
Holt Frederick S., salesman Holt Bros., dwl 737 Howard
Holt George A., master mariner, dwl 12 Perry
Holt George D., draftsman Union Iron Works, dwl 221

Second
Holt Gustave, tailor, dwl 3 Geary PI
Holt Harrison W. (Holt Bros.), res Concord, N. H.
Holt Henrj- H., engineer, dwl 3 King
Holt John W., cook Steiner «fc Israel, dwl 326 Seventh
Holt S. A., dwl 729 California

JAMES Q. STEELE &, CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, "Wholesale and Retail, "D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant

Holt Sarah (widow), dwl 119 Turk

Holt Sophia (widow), dwl 1720 Leavenworth

Holt Sylvaiius, carpenter Baldwin's Hotel

Holt 'fhonias, engineer S. F. Manuf. Co.

Holt Thomas B., machinist William T. Oarratt, dwl 269

Minna
Holt Thomas G., expressman, cor California and Webb,

dwl 1029 Howard
Holt Thomas H. , attorney at law, office 306 Montgomery,

dwl 1803 Stockton
Holt Thomas M., restaurant, 510 Market
Holt Warren, map publisher and patent hinges, 717 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1401 Taylor
Holt Wilham, waiter stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Holt William J., plasterer, dwl 941 Bryant
Holt William T., stevedore, dwl 48 Sacramento
HOLT ZIBA, real-estate and mining agent, office 330

Pine room 44, dwl Occidental Hotel
Holten August, tailor, dwl 9 Middle
Holten. See Holton
Holter C. F., engraver, dwl 420 Jackson
Holter Matthias, cooper, dwl 1904 Powell
Holterman Ernest H., varieties, N 9 Sierra nr Georgia
Holtermann John, clerk Charles Stender, dwl 1433 Dup
Holthusen Glaus, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl Battery

bet Vallejo and Green

Holtis , dwl 110 Taylor

Holtis Ann Miss, laceworker Gustave Hohenthal, dwl 106

Minna
Holtman August, seaman, dwl 36 Sacramento
Holton Charles, hostler City R. R., dwl Hoff Av bet

Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Holton Charles, laborer, dwl 217 Sixteenth, rear
Holton Edward E., salesman J. C. Jolmson & Co., dwl

S43 Howard
Holton Louis (O'Brien tfc H.), dwl 5i Harriet
Holton Warren, milkranch, S s Greenwich bet Scott and

Devisadero
Holton. See Holten
Holtslander John J., machinehand S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl

235 Eighth
Hoi tun Nicholas P., silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,

dwl 18 Harriet
Holtz August, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Holtz John, butcher, dwl SW cor Jackson and Drumm
Holtz Louis F. (iV. Van Bergen. S Co.), dwl 818 Larkin
Holtz P., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

Wharf
Holtz Paul F., druggist, dwl 1208 Kearny
Holtz Theodore, telegraph - instmmentmaker Electrical

Construction and Maintenance Co., dwl 328 Vallejo
Holtz William, glass stainer Robert Mills
Holtz. See Holz

Holtzbaur Herman, dwl 923 Washington
Holversen Henry, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl Alta PI

nr Calhouli
Holway Seth P., clerk mayor S. F. and clerk Board of

Health, dwl 822 Sutter
Holy Oswald, dwl 61 Natoma

Holyoke Charles F. , clerk Oliver Hawes, dwl 314 Bush
Holz Gustave, cigar dealer, dwl 227 Jessie
Holz Louis {Louis Holz tfc Co.), dwl 108 Seventh
Holz Louis, teacher music, dwl 727 Minna
Holz Louis & Co. {L. L. Barth), importers and retail

stationers, 23 Sansom
Holz. See Holtz

Holzhaeser Peter (Holzhaeser & Jensen), dwl 407 Turk
Holzhaeser & Jensen {Peter Holzhaeser and Frederick

Jensen), market, 407 Turk
Holzhauer Herman, teacfcer music, office 310 Stockton
Holzmliller Charles, liquor saloon, 638 Coinmercial.dwl 115

Oak
Homan Charles E., bookkeeper Sachs, Strassburger&Co.,

res Oakland
Homan Emil, clerk, dwl 28 Natoma
Homann Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 735

Brannan
Homberg Axtel, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Home and Home Shuttle Sewing Machine Co., Erasmus

E. Haines agent, office 17 New Montgomery
Home and Loan Associates, Otto Esche secretary, office

320 Sansom room 8
Home Fire Insurance Co. (Columbus, Ohio), Hutchinson,

Mann & Smith agents, 314 California
Home Fire Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.), William J.

Stoddart agent, office 215 Sansom
Home Fire Insurance Co. of New York, Arthur E. Magill

general agent, office 205 Sansom

Home for Aged and Infirm Females, E 8 Rincon PI nr
Bry&nt

Home for the Care of the Inebriate, NE cor Stockton and
Chestnut, George L. Colburn superintendent

Home Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), F. J, Hermann
secretary, office, 418 Kearny

Home Institute Boarding and Day Select School for Young
Ladies, Miss Isabella G. Princ* principal, 218 Eddv

HOME .'»H;T|:AL 1.\S|:RAN<'E CO. (fire and ma-
rine), John II. Redington president, Charles R. Story
secretary, office 406 California

Home of the Ladies' Protection and Relief Society, E s
Franklin bet Post and Geary

Home School Furniture Co., N. B. Childs manager, 727
Market

Homeier Louis, musician, dwl 1814 Jessie

Homeier Max, Weis Beer Brewerj-, 511 Green

Homeoj)athic Pharmacj', Boericke & Tafel proprietors,
234 Sutter

Homer Frederick, dwl 106 Post

Homer James L. (T. G. CopkriU <t Co.), dwl 318 Seventh

Homer John, dwl 833 Bush

Homer P., dwl 328 Tyler

Homer Thomas, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart

Homestead , carpenter, dwl 111 Au.stin

Homfray Richard, mining, office 64 Merchants' Exchange,
dwl S s Dorland bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth

Hommrich C, gunsmith A. J. Plate & Co., dwl 1321 Kear

Hommrich Christian, tailor, dwl 1321 Kearny

Hon John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl 7^ Decatur

Honblin Peter, clerk, dwl E 8 AugustAlley bet Green and
Union

Honcharenko Agapius, office 605 Montgomery, rea Hay-
wards, Alameda Co.

Hone Henry, conductor Central R. R. , dwl 964 Mission

Hone John, laborer, dwl 410 Folsom, rear

Honen Gabriel, engineer, dwl 25 Oak

Honen George A., engineer John R. Sims, dwl 25 Oak

Honen Patrick, mariner, dwl 136 Folsom

Honerbah Cristian, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture
Manuf. Co., dwl 116 Gilbert

Honey Charles A., porter Pac. Transfer Co., dwl 110 Sut-
ter

HoBg Ah Co. (Chinese), cigars and tobacco, 244 Sutter

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, W. H.
Harris agent, office 405 California

HOXti K03iG HXE PACKETS, Macondray & Co.
agents, office 206 Sansom

HOX« KO.\G LINE STEAMERS, Macondray & Co.
agents, office 206 Sansom

HOXC UOXCi LI^IE STEAMERS, Pacific Mail S. S.
Co., office wharf cor Brannan and First

Hong Sing (Chinese), barber and carpenter, 811 Dupont

Hong Yuen (Chinese), groceries, 825i Dupont

Hong Yune & Co. (Chinese), black teas and provisions,
731 Commercial

Hbnig Michael, furs, 1114J Market, dwl 330 Minna

Honiger Edward, hardware, 640 Fourth

Hbnigsberger Aaron, bookkeeper WeE, Cahn & Co., dwl
828 Post

Honigsberger Henry, assistant license collector, dwl 6 Wil-
low Av

Honigsberger Jonas (Bosenbaum <fc F7%edman), dwl 622
Ellis

Honigsberger Louis, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Bush and
Battery, dwl 622 Ellis

Honnor P., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

UOXOLILl KEGLLAR LI.\E OF PACKETS, J. C.
Merrill & C^o. agents, office 204 California

UOXOLl LL STEAM LIVE, AISTRALASIAN S.
8. CO., J. C. Merrill & Co. agents, office 204 Cal

Hons Frederick, liquor saloon, SW cor Howard and Steu-
art, dwl 351 Tehama

Hons Herman, clerk Henry Schultheis, dwl 264 First

Honyjager William, teamster, dwl 127 Jackson

Hood Charles H. , painter, dwl 2.S4 Jessie

Hood D. Mrs., upholstress Frank G. Edwards, dwl 542

Hood Frank, law student Burch & Griffith, dwl 136 Fifth
Hood John, clerk Frank TiU'ord, dwl NE cor Sixth and

Channel
Hood John, laborer, dwl 1116 Sacramento
Hood Lewis, teamster William Sessions, dwl 805 Franklin
Hood Peter Mrs., dwl 537 \'alencia

Hood Peter B., attorney at law, office and dwl 625 Merch
Hoofer John, butcher, dwl 246 Fourth
Hoogs Albert F., canvasser Evening Post, dwl Mission,

bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Hoogs Ann A. (widow), dwl 110 Powell

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.'

It :. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny^ Established 1862.

I4>

Hoi>Rs William H., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwi S22 Ritch

Hoolc Albert W., machinist Miner's Foundry, dwl 3 Simp-
son I'l

Hook Ann (widow), dwl 5 Bay

Hook IJenjaniin F., firebricks and sewerjiipea, 1 FVont,
dwl 1115 ("lay

Hook Charles, market, 801 Union, dwl 805 Union

Hook Charles O., cutler, dwl 421 Hyde

Hook 0. W. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 3 Simpson PI

Hook George W., dwl S Sinijison PI

Hook Heiirk'. entrineer, dwl W s Webster bet Chestnut
and Lombard

Hook .loseph, millwrljcht, dwl 3 Simpson PI

Hook Joseph F., clerk Isidor N. Choynski, dwl 3 Simpson
PI

Hook Martin, machinist Oarcin tc Son

Hook Michael, dwl 205 Eleventh

Hook \V. K., medical student University of California, 652
^Vash^n}>;ton

Hooke Oeor(>e H., clerk James E. Gordon, dwl 318 First

Hooko Martin, tailor, 311 Pine room 22

Hooke Samuel, expressman, NK cor Montjromery and
Com dwl W s Castro bet Nineteenth and Twentieth

Hooke William H., bookkeejier Charles C. Dingley, dwl
318 First

Hooker Charles G., dwl 917 Bush

Hooker Henry C, stockraiser, dwl 1016 Geary

Hooker John D., merchant, office 302 Montgomery, dwl
213 Geary

Hooker Joseph, roolder, dwl 407 Folsom

Hooker Mary R., dwl 518 Geary

Hooker R. C. , stockbroker, otfice 426 Montgomery, dwl 47
South Park

Hooker William, cook, dwl 533 Commercial

Hoojier , shoemaker Isaac Lowenstein

Hooper A. B., carpenter, dwl 4 Turk

Hooper Arthur A., bookkeeper Thomas Jennings, dwl 20
Riucon PI

Hooper C. A. & Co. (Ocorge W. Hooper), lumber dealers,
foot Fourth cor Channel

Hooper Caroline Mrs., dressmaker, .572 Hooper

Hooper Charles, barber Marcus S. Pechner, dwl Stevenson
bet Si.xth and Seventh «

Hooper Charles, salesman Henry Schlegel, dwl 264 Eighth

Hooi>er Charles A. (C. A. Hooper it- Co., and A. M. Jew-
ell. <fc Co., and California Cigar Box Co.), dwl 20 Rin-
con PI

Hooper David, shoemaker Adolph Utsching, dwl 572 How

Hooper Edward, dwl 1312 Taylor

Hooj)er Edward M., bricklayer, dwl S a Waller bet Bu-
chanan and Weiister

Hooper Edward N., bookkeeper Cross & Co., dwl 1312
Tavlor

Hooper E. J., dwl 720 Sutter

Hooper F. J., clerk, dwl Overland House

HOOPER F. P. A- J. A., wholesale lumber dealers
and proptrs Trinidad Mills (Humboldt Co.), office
Pier 2^ Steuart

Hooper Frank P. (F. P. & J. A. Hooper), dwl 20 Rincon
PI

Hooper Frederick, upholsterer Palace Hotel, dwl 729
Brj'ant

Hooper George, deckhand barge Marin, dwl Long Bridge

Hooper George, laborer Michael Wappel, dwl SE cor Com-
mercial and Montgomery

Hooper George, seaman Colorado S. N. Co.'s S. S. Mon-
tana, Folsom St.WTiarf

Hoo]ier George F. , dwl Occidental Hotel *

Hooi^er George K., dwl 516 Lombard

Hooper George L., clerk, dwl 132 Turk

Hooper George W. (C. A. Hooper <fc Co., and A. M.
Jewell ifc Co., and Cat. Cijar Box Co.), dwl 20 Rin-
con PI

Hooper H. , laborer, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway

Hooper Henry, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

HOOPER HE\RY O., door, blind, and sash factory,
132 and 134 Berry

Hooper James M., butcher, dwl 246 Fourth

Hooper John, dwl 20 Rincon PI

Hooper John, hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.

Hooper John A. {F. P. & J. A. Hooper), dwl 30 Rin-
con PI

Hooper John B., carpenter Holland & Ruppel, dwl 17J
Glover

Hooper John E., clerk Cutting Packing Co., dwl 625 Com-
mercial

Hooper M. A. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.
Mint, dwl 580 Gearv

Hooper Mary Mlss^ shoefitter Einstein Bros., dwl 237
Stevenson

Hooper Mary E. (widow), dwl 1413 Bush

Hooper P., hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.

Hooper Percy F., teller London and S. F. Bank, dwl 507
Mason

Hooper Sarah Mrs., tailoress Felix Ghio, dwl Filbert

Hoojicr Stephen, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 312 Fil-
bert '

Hooi)er William, dwl 904 Jackson

Hooi>er William, plasterer, dwl 712J Clementina

Hooper William B. (Hooper ifc Do7ialdson), dwl 615 Chest-
nut

Hooper William S., clerk Central Pac. R. R. Co. Oakland
Ferrv, dwl 1227 Pine

HOOPER Jk. nONALUfi^O:^ {William B. Hooper and
JamcH Donaldson), shipping and commission mer-
chants, office 123 California

Hooper's South End Warehouse, grain, John Jennings,
cor Japan and Townsend

Hoops J. Frederick, expressman, SE cor Sansom and Sac-
ramento, dwl 513^ Filbert

Hoover Augusta Mrs., dwl N s Fulton bet Lagima and
Octavia

Hoover Elizabeth (widow), dwl 116 Main

Hoover Francis, butcher James D. Powers, dwl SE cor
Turk and Pierce

Hoover John C. , porter David Conrad & Co. , dwl 232 Jessie

Hop Kee (Chinese), dry goods, 804 Washington

Hop Kee & Co. (Chinese), boot and shoe factory, 804 Sac

Hop Kee & Co. (Chinese), wholesale provisions, 705 Dup

Hop Lee & Co. (Chinese), provisions, 904 Dupont

Hop Lung & Co. (Chinese), shoe manufactory, 738 Jack

Hop Sing k Co. (Chinese), shoe factory, 738 Washington

HoiJ Wo & Co. (Chinese), Joss House, office 751 Clay

Hope Alexander, hostler James G. Scovern, dwl 246
Third

HOPE IRON WORKS, William W. Hanscom proprie-
tor, SE cor Minnesota and Santa Clara, Potrero

Hopfenzitz Maxamilian, shoemaker, dwl S s Filbert bet
Taylor and Jones, rear

Hopkins , blacksmith, dwl 248 Fourth

Hopkins , laborer, dwl 202 Sixth

Hopkins Abraham, carpenter Peter Lynch, dwl 959 Market

Hopkins A. D., sewing itiachinist, dwl 1405 Powell

Hopkins A. R., dwl 957 Market

Hopkins Benson S., clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, dwl
110 Eighth

Hopkins C, maltster Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.,
dwl S s Pixley PI bet Steiner and Fillmore

HOPKIIVS CASPAR T., president California Insur-
ance Co., sccretarj* Board Marine LTnderwriters, and
adjuster marine losses, office 318 California, res Fruit
Vale, Alameda Co.

Hopkins Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 129 Third

Hopkins Charles H., stockbroker, office 434 California,
dwl Grand Hotel

Hopkins E. , dwl 108 Taylor

Hopkins Edward, teamster Thomas Donnelly, dwl NE cor
McAllister and Laguna

Hopkins Edward, trackman N. B. and Mission R. E., dwl
61 Everett

Hopkin* Edward W., assistant treasurer Central Pac. R.
R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl Palace Hotel

Hopkins, Eldridge, dwl 702 Harrison

Hopkins Ella (widow), dwl 1023 Sutter

Hopkins Frank, laborer new City Hall, dwl Colmnbia
Hotel

Hopkins, F. V., physician, office and dwl 204 Sutter

Hopkim George, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.,
dwl 35 Everett

Hopkins George W., painter, dwl 909 Jackson

Hopkins G. W., clerk freight auditor's office Central Pac.
R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 517 Pine

Hopkins Geneva Mrs., milliner, dwl 1405 Powell

Hopkins Harry, blacksmith Paul Feiedhofer, dwl 249
Fourth -

Hopkins Henry T., keeper of archives U. S. Surveyor
General's Office, dwl W s Mission bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth

Hopkins Henrj', master schr Uncle Sam, office 305 East

Hopkins Herbert L. , cardriver, dwl 305 Fifth

Hopkins Hiram, blacksmith, dwl 248 Fourth

Hopkins Isaac H., cutter U. S. Mint, dwl 702 Harrison

Hopkins J., dwl Commercial Hotel

Hopkins J., physician and spiritualist, office 523 Kearny
room 3

Hopkins James, clerk, dwl 425 Sixth

Hopkins James, laborer, dwl SW cor Sixth and Howard

TEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, G-rocers, and General Dealers-

D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant l^

Hopkins James, quartermaster Paciftp Mall S. S. Salvador
Hopkins James, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Hopkins James, tailor Joseph Battle, dwl 19 Langton
Hopkins J.ames A., helper Pioneer Iron Works, dwl 308

Beale
Hopkins John, haker Lick House
Hopkins John, clerk Charles Langlej'&Co., NE cor Front

and Pine
Hopkins John, stonecutter,' dwl E s Broderick bet Wash-
ington and Jackson
Hopkins Joseph, porter Percy Beamish, dwl 1112 Mason,

rear
HOPKI^'i!) LEMUEL B., real-esUte agent, office 531

California room 2, dwl 506 Turk
Hopkins Levi, carpenter, dwl 213 Seventh
Hopkins L. T. Mrs., teacher Bryant St. Primary School,

dwl 309 Fifth
Hopkins M. A. (widow), dwl 2016 Mission
Hopkins M. A.'E. (widow), dwl 702 Harrison
Hopkins Marcine, carpenter, dwl 711 Franklin
Hopkins Mark, treasurer Central Pac. R. R., office NE

cor Fourth and Townsend room 42 (and Huntington,

H. d; Co.), dwl 731 Sutter
Hopkins Michael J., boarding, 131 Folsom
Hopkins Morri-!, clerk Charles Langley & Co., dwl cor

Guerrero and Seventeenth
Hopkins Mortimer, policeman City Hall, dwl SW cor

Guerrero and Seventeenth
Hopkins Nellie (widow), furnished rooms, 306 Leav
Hopkins Newall J., druggist Charles Langley & Co., dwl

206 Bush
Hopkins Peter {Hopkins <t Moroney), dwl 203 Taylor
Hopkins Peter, stonecutter, dwl S s Broderick bet Wash-
ington and Jackson
Hopkins Rufus C, secretary Cal. Land and Mining Assn,

office 309 Montgomery room 60, dwl W s Mission bet

Twelfth and Thirteenth
Hopkins Samuel N., dwl 108 Taylor
Hopkins Theron R., capitalist, office 419 Jackson, dwl 8

Virginia
Hopkins Thomas, butcher John T. Ferrier, dwl 1223

Mason
Hopkins Thomas, picture dealer, dwl 51 Stevenson
Hopkins Thomas, shoemaker John Irwin, res Oakland
Hopkins Timothy, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

W s Vermont nr Yolo
Hopkins William, nui-serv, dwl 425 Sutter
Hopkins William S. {Hopkins ct Haley), dwl 1422 Cal
Hopkins William Williamson, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light

Co.
Hopkins W. L., miner, dwl 429 Pine
Hopkins Y., miner, dwl 213 Eddy.
IIOPKIM!^ «& HALEY {William S. Hopkins and

Charles M. Haley), money and exchangebrokers,

326 J Montgomery
Hopkins & Moroney {Peter Hopkins and Paul Moroney),

Grand Hotel Bar, 13 New Slontgomery
Hopkinson E. B., dwl 777 J Mission
Hopkinson E. B. Mrs., proptr Hopkinson House, 777i

Mission
Hoppe A., telegraph-instrumentmaker Electrical Con-
struction and Maintenance Co., dwl 917 Vallejo
Hoppe Edwin, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,

dwl E s Iowa bet Mariposa and Solano
Hoppe Ferdinand, laborer, dwl 6 Downey
Hoppe John C. {Brigha-in, Whitney <fc Co.), dwl 522

Chestnut
Hoppe Joseph, tailor, 641 Pacific, dwl 19 Scott
Hoppe Minna (widow), dwl 13 Wliite PI -

Hoppe Reinhold, cutter Will & Green, dwl 717 GRen
Hopper E. , glassblower, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Hopper Garrett H., barkeeper George Green, dwl 907

Clay
Hopper John, carpenter, dwl 527 Mission
Hoiiper John E., laborer S. F. Cordage Manufactory, dwl

SE cor Sierra and Iowa
Hop]5er Michael, carpenter, dwl 527 Mission
Hojipler Conrad, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Hoppler Jacob, wagonmaker B. Grant & Co., dwl 423 Pac
Hopps Charles (nnj/ps it Sons), dwl 406 Geary
Hopps Charles E. (Hopps tfc Sons), dwl 708 Jones
Hopps Frank W. (Hopps <i- Son^), dwl 604 Leavenworth
Hopps George H. {Hopps <t Sons), dwl 626J O'Farrell
Hopps James H., gasfitter, dwl 406 Geary
IIOI'PS Jk SONS. (Charles, Charles E., George H.,

and Frank W. Hopps), house, sign, and ornamental
painters, 216 Sansom
Hops Asa, carpenter, dwl 414 Jones
Hops W. H., stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl 18 First

Hopwood Franklin M., blacksmith, dwl 629J Howard

Horamstead , bookkeeper, dwl 1009 Powell

Horan Elizabeth Mrs., cook Catholic Orphan Asylum,

dwl Sixteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Horan Francis (widow), dwl 307 Jones
Horan James, laborer, dwl 4 Alger PI
Horan James, steward, dwl 919 Folsom
Horan John, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Horan Matthew, deckhand stm Alice Garratt, Front St.

Wharf
Horan Michael, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Horan Michael, teamster Hiberhia Brewery, dwl 209

Eighth
Horan Patrick, coremaker Miners' Foundry, dwl 4 Alger

PI
Horan Patrick, laborer, dwl 1030 Pacific
Horan Patrick, laborer, dwl 1604 Pacific Av, rear
Horan T., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Honxn Thomas, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 620

Minna
Horan Thomas, clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 548 Bryant
Horan Thomas, laborer, dwl 14 Natoma, rear
Horan Thomas, laborer, dwl 610i Natoma
Horan Thomas, liquor saloon. Central Road in Golden

Gate Park
Horan Timothy, laborer, dwl 1030 Pacific
Horbach Alexander, cook, dwl 317 Francisco
Horburn James, laborer City Hotel, dwl 42 First
Hord John T. , jeweler, dwl 507 Harrison
Horegan John, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Horey M. D., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Horgan Annie (widow), dwl 543 Jessie
Horgan Cornelius, bootmaker, dwl 1557 Keamy
Horgan Daniel, gardener Portsmouth Square, dwl SW cor

Eddy and Buchanan
Horgan Daniel, paver superintendent streets
Horgan John, horseshoer Jerome English, dwl 229 Twelfth
Horgan John, laborer, dwl 714 Turk
Horgan John J., carriagepainter H. M. Black & Co., dwl

714 Turk
Horgan Josephine Miss, milliner F. Palmer, dwl 543 Jessie
Horgan Lizzie Miss, clerk P. J. Sullivan, dwl 417 Jessie
Horgan Timothy (Toner it- H.), dwl 465 Stevenson
Hoigan Timothy, marbleworks, 941 Market
Horgan William Rev., assistant pastor St. Bridget's

Church, SW cor Broadway and Van Ness Av
Horhndorff Henry, cabinetmaker Jas. W. Bumham & Co.
Horiger Edward, hardware, dwl 113 Clinton
Horing John, carpenter, dwl 8 John
Horkins Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R. Co.
Horl Albert, barkeeper Peter McArdle, dwl 361 Minna
Hermeier D., musician Wade's Opera House
Hormiquera Mining Co. (Lower Cahfomia, Mex.), office

305 Sansom
Horn Adolph, conductor Central R. R., dwl 410 Octavia
Horn Adolph, waiter German Hotel, 18 First
Horn B., carpenter new Citj- Hall
Horn Barney, wholesale butcher, S s First Av nr Kentucky,

South S. F. , dwl SW cor Mariposa and Florida
Horn C, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Horn Charles, barkeeper, dwl 1014^ Washington
Horn Christopher, groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont

and Pacific
Horn Elizabeth A., dwl 718 Howard
Horn Honora (widow), dwl N s Precita Av nr San Bruno

Road
Horn J., hostler O. R. R. Co., dwl 225 Ritch
Horn Jacob, cook William Eggert, dwl 25 Morton
Horn Jerome, physician and magnetic bath, 304 Post
Horn John, dwl 19 Tajior
Horn John, laborer, dwl 23i Ritch, rear
Horn John, laborer Union Brewery, dwl 326 Clementina
Horn John, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Horn John W., hackman, cor California and Montgomery,

dwl E s Laguna bet Sutter and Post
Horn Joseph P., cigars, tobacco, and fruits, 28J First, dwl

334 Bryant
Horn Laura Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School, dvfl 14

Oak
Horn Marj', dwl 3 Duncan Court

Horn Michael, laborer H. F.Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Horn Patrick, hostler John F.Willson, dwl ClO^ Natoma
Horn Philip, stevedore, dwl 14 Oak
Horn R. G., dwl 815 Stockton
Horn Thomas J.,' pattenunaker W. C.Wilcox & Co., dwl

54 First
Horn Tliomas L. (Sanderson cfc //.), dwl 705 Post
Honi William C, carrier Evening Bulletin, dwl 334 Bry-
ant

4ik

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Ehenmatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Cal.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
• •

Horn. See Home and Homn

Hornberg A. F., tailor, 311 Pine room 24

Hornberjfer Charles, driver City R. K. Co., dwl 227 Fif-
teouth

Honibliiwer Frederick A. {Uortiblmcer tt Saxe), dwl Com-
mercial Hotel

H0K\RL0>VI-:R a saxe (rredcrick A. Hornblower
and HiiuxiT P. Saxf), proprietors Commercial Hotel,
_ cor Monttromerj- Av and Kearny

'Homburg- Frederick, miller Iteming, Palmer & Co., dwl
SW cor Stevenson and First

Hornby William, plii.st«rer, dwl 411 Natoma

Hornby William Mrs., natural flower preserv'er, 411 Na-
toma

Home Charles M., cutler I. M.Wentworth & Co., dwl 11
Hickorj' Av

Home .John, laborer William E. Bridge, dwl NW cor
Ecker and Jessie

Home Thomas, hostler Martin Fitzpatrick, dwl NW cor
Ecker and Jessie

Home Walter .1., with McKenna'& Co., dwl 543jMinna

Home. See Horn and Homn

Homer Alfred N. , dwl C09 Pine

Homer Cliarles, barkee})er John McCully. dwl 207 How

Homer Charles F., barkeeper Philip McGovem, dwl 750
Harrison

■OR\ER <'H.iRLES ^.. surgeon and physician,
office and dwl SW cor Sutter and Hyde

Horner George B., assistant bookkeeper Murphy, Grant
&O>.,dwl01S Bush

Homer H. G. Mrs., dwl 1307 Gough

Horner John, Ixiots and shoes, 226 Fourth

Homer .lohn, tinner Isaac A. Stoutenburgh, dwl Davis
bet Washington and Clay

Horner Joseph, butcher. Railroad Av nr Fifteenth, South
S. F.

Homer Patrick, shi|)carpenter, dwl 515 Howard

Homer William, dairjinan, dwl 114 Shotwell

Hornet James, compositor, dwl 5 Adelaide PI

Hornet Michael, brickmason, dwl W s Chenery nr Fair-
mount

Hornet William, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 5 Adelaide PI

Hornn Frederick (Homn <t Schmelek), dwl 116 Ninth

Homn & Schmelek (Frederick Hornn and P^ter
Schmelek), wood and coal, 52^ Brady

Hornsby Alfred Capt. , dwl 744 Howard

Homsman Andrew, cutter Simon Popper, dwl 1107 Mont

Homung C. C. Mrs. , furnished foonis, 205 Hyde

Homung Conrad C, pianomaker Charles R. Hall, 205
Hyde

Homung Franklin C, mariner, dwl 512 Folsom

Homung George, brewer Philadelphia Brewery,'dwl 232
Second

Homung Jacob, market, 1005 Pacific

Homung Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 17 First

Homung Joseph, brassfinisher, dwl 502 Mission

Homung R. F. , pianomaker Charles R. Hall, [dwl ^205
Hyde

Horr Benjamin H., baker Cal. Cracker Co.

Horr George E., clerk Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 18 Taylor

Horr. See Hoare

Horrell Andrew J., printer, dwl 9 VassarPl, rear

Horrell Thomas M., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
8 Perry

Horridge John, painter, dwl S s Mdy bet Buchanan and
Webster

Horrigan Comelius, gasfltter P. R. O'Brien, dwl 602
Natoma

Horrigan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 1612 Leaven«fprth

Horrigan Daniel, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor
Gough and Haight

Horrigan Dennis, hostler John Martin, dwl 150 Natoma

Horrigan E. (widow), dwl 216 Ritch, rear

Horrigan James, shoemaker, dwl S s Eighteenth nr Guer-
rero, rear

Horrigan John, cellarman Hibemia Brewery, dwl S s
Howard bet Eighth and Ninth

Horrigan John, nurse Alms House

Horrigan Michael, cartdriver, dwl 27 White PI

Horrigan Patrick, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl W a Va-
lencia nr Fifteenth

Horrigan William, laborer A M. Simpson & Brother,
Beale St. Wharf

Horrocks George, painter, dwl 444 Clementina

Horsburgh August, clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 618
Fourth

Horsburgh David W., clerk freight auditfir's ofiBce Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl
618 Fourth

Horsburgh James Jr., clerk general passenger and ticket
office Central Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Towns-
end, dwl 618 Fourth
Horsburgh Joseph, clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 618

Fourth
Horsch John, expressman, SWcor Pine and Montgomery,

dwl 627 Minna
Horschler Peter, boot and shoemaker, dwl 845 Dupont
Horst Charles, waiter Henry Grimm, dwl 118 Perry
Horst Edward, plumber Alfred J. Smith, dwl Silver nr

Fourth
Horstmann Christiap, laborer, dwl 423 Bush
Horstmann Clements, tailor Burr k Fink, dwl 20 Lewis PI
Horstmann Henry, proptr Precita Valley House, cor Thir-
tieth and Mission
Horstmann Henry, real estate, office 321 Montgomery,

dwl 2232 Howard
Horstmann Hermann, carrier Alta California and Even-
ing Bulletin, dwl N s Fifteenth nr Market
Horstmann Jacob, clerk John Lemkan, dwl 20 Everett
Horstmann John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush

and Powell, dwl 709 Mason
Horstmann P., dwl SE cor Turk and Hyde
Horstmann Samuel, dwl 338 Turk
Horstmeyer William, carpenter, dwl 36 Crocker
Hort Samuel (C. Adolph Low <k Co.), res Menlo Park, San

Mateo Co.
Hortado Angel Miss, dwl 715 Vallejo
Horth Leon J., waiter Miner's Restaurant, 531 Com
Horticultural Hall Association, G. Lang president, J.

Rumetsch secretary, 305 and 307 Stockton
Horton Augustus R. , stockdrover, dwl 10 Ridley
Horton Charles, piledriver, dwl 54 Sacramento
Horton Charles W. (Tierney ,i- H.), dwl 321 Tehama
Horton Edward H., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl

1214 Mason
Horton Francis W., cabinetmaker, dwl 515 Stockton
Horton George, carpenter, dwl Twenty-sixth Av nr Point

Lobos Av
Horton Gilbert T., barkeeper Schroder & Green, dwl 330

Bush
Horton Homer, street contractor, dwl 10 Ridley
Horton J. E., composifor, dwl 104 Eddy
Horton John, seaman, dwl 117 Drunim
Horton Joseph A. , clerk, dwl 424 Fell
Horton J. T., dwl 537 Sacramento
Horton M. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 759 Market
Horton Pemberton B. (J. C. Johnson & Co.), dwl 1214

Mason
Horton Richard N., groceries and liquors, NW cor Eighth

and Shipley
Horton Sarah E. Mrs. , dressmaker, 30 Park Av
Horton Thomas R. (Martin <t //.), dwl 1002 Pine
Horton William S., deputy superintendent streets, dwl

212 Twelfth
Hortop Samuel, boot and shoemaker, dwl 940 Mission
Horwith James, clerk, dwl 205 Hyde
Hosan Otto, dwl 27 Gilbert
Hoseffa Hortense (widow), dwl 1022 Kearny
Hosentine Andy, cook John Kohlmoos, dwl 156 Second
Hosey Patrick, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Hosford James, storekeeper Grand Hotel, dwl 655 Miss
Hosford William, butler J. D. Fry, 1812 Jackson
Hosie David, engineer Pac. Wool Scouring Co., dwl SW

cor Folsom and Eighteenth
Hosier Henry, millman, dwl 267 Stevenson
Hosman Frederick H. , bookkeeper, dwl 9 South P^rk
Hosmer Charles, mining stocks, office 106 Leidesdorff sec-
ond floor, dwl Occidental Hotel
Hosmer Daniel M. (Honner li- Bourne), dwl 703 Market
Hosmer E. Mrs. , dressmaker, dwl 25 Sixth
Hosmer Harry B., bookkeeper Bowen Brothers, dwl 175

Fourteenth
Hosmer Hezekiah L., attorney at law, dwl 1200 Leav
Hosmer J., dwl 515 Kearny
Hosmer Margaret (widow), dwl 175 Fourteenth
HOSMER ROBERT P., mining secretary, oflice 330

Pine room 21. dwl NW cor Howard and Sixth
H08.nER A- BOl'R^K (Daniel M. Hosmer and John

B. Bourne), stockbrokers, office 116 Halleck
Hosner Joshua, dwl 429 Turk
Hosor John, seaman, dwl 21 Pacific
HOSPITAL ♦■.4LIFORM.4 ST.4TE WOxllAN'S,

NW cor Howard and Twelfth
HOSPIT.AL CITY .4.>D €Ol XTY .S. P., EsPotrero

Av bet Twentv-second and Twenty-third
nOSPIT.4L FREXC'H, S s Brvant bet Fifth and Sixth
HOSPITAL GER.1I.4X, S 8 Brannan bet Third and
Fourth

JAMES Q. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory. D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery 6or. Mercliar

HOSPITAL ITALIAN, Twenty-eighth nr Noe
HOSPITAL 8AN FRANCIStO FEMALE, 917 Clay
HOSPITAL SAN FKANCISCO LYINU-IN, 726

Mission
HOSPITAL SISTERS OF MERCY, cor Bryant and

First
HOSPITAL ST. Ll'KE'S, E s San Jos6 Av bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty-eierhth
HOSPITAL li. S. MARINE (new), Mountain Lake nr

Presidio
Hoss John, liquor saloon, NWcor Kearny and Sutter, dwl

620 Hayes
Hossaek Alfred, portrait painter, studio 115 Kearny, dwl

1596 Bush
Hossaek Louisa Mrs., teacher music, dwl 915 Pacific
Host€tter Augustus G., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl

1204* Folsom
Hotaling Anson P. (A. P. Hotaling A: Co.), dwl 1610 How-
ard
HOTALING A. P. «S CO., 'importers and jobbers

wines and liquors, and agents J. H. Cutter's Bourbon

Whisky, 429 and 431 Jackson
Hotaling. " See Houghtaling

Hotcheur J. J., laborer Strj'ker & Kieman, Pier 5 Steuart
Hotchkiss Theodore B., clerk Baldwin's Restaurant, 519

Clay, dwl 614 Mission
Hotel D'ltalia, Francis Pescia proprietor, 723 Sansom
Hotel de France, Mrs. Laura De Bourge proprietress, 637

and 639 Pacific *

Hotel De Paris, Samuel Mathieu proprietor, 1027-1031

Dupont
Hotel Gailhard, S. L. Pereira proprietor, 507-511 Pine
Hotel Rhein, Gerzikowsky & Gerken proptrs, 909 Kearny
Hotel Villa, Mrs. C. Mangenberg proprietress, NW cor

Sixth Av and Fulton
Hotfilter Herman, jeweler, dwl 339 Minna
Hotop August, teamster, dwl 3 Newell
Hotop Charles, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl cor East

and Pacific
Hotte George, teamster Drummond & Lemont, dwl W s

Valencia bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Hotte William F., clerk" William Spreen, cor First Av and

Kentucky, South S. F.
Hotter Matthias, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Hottich Z., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Hottuay Nicholas, blacksmith Plath & Kitzmuller, dwl

512' Fourth
Houblin Prosper, clerk G. Venard, dwl 8 August Alley
Hougaard Frederick, groceries, SE cor Sixteenth and Do-
lores
Houge M., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
Hough Frederick, longshoreman, dwl 42 Sacramento
Hough Howard M. (Lynde & H.), dwl 2 Boston PI
Hough James F., bookkeeper Weaver, Taylor & Co., dwl

417 Eddy
Hough John, liquor saloon, junction Turk, Mason and

Market, dwl 5 Mason
Hough. See Hoff and Huff
Houghtaling Abraham J., policeman City Hall, dwl 2123

Mason
Houghton Peter, barkeeper, dwl 1004 Market
Houghton Alfred H., oyster and chop house, 327 East,

dwl 716 Natoma
Houghton Charles, carpenter, dwl 4 Camp nr Second Av
Houghton Charles, salesman John A. Shotwell & Co.,

dwl 2026 Mission
Houghton Frank B., clerk Quartermaster's Dep. U. S. A.,

dwl 527i Natoma
Houghton Frederick B., purser S. S. Los Angeles, oflSce

10 Market
Houghton Frederick T. (J?. T. Hmi/jhton <b Co.), res

HOirOHTON F. T. & CO. {William J. Gray), whole-
sale wood and willowware, brooms, and brushes,
agents whitewire clothesline. Weed carpetsweeper,
etc., 119-121 Front

Houghton George L., trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co.,
dwl 242 Townsend

HOirCHTON JAMES F., president Home Mutual
Insurance Co., office 406 California, res Oakland

Houghton James J., clerk Wright Bros., dwl 523 Minna,
rear

Houghton Joseph, wheelwright Torrens & Enricht, dwl
1520 Clay

Houghton Joseph B., carpenter, dwl W s Rhode Island
nr Yolo

Houghton Miles H. (Houghton d: Bourne), dwl W s
Chattanooga bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second

Houghton Roscoe E. {Barstow, Stetson & H.), attorney

at law, office 315 California, res Oakland
Houghton Warren {Manter <t U.), dwl 8 fi Greenwich nr

Scott
Houghton & Bourne (Miles K. Houghton and Richard-

A. Bourne), boot and shoe fitters, 625 Merchant
Houidlet H. C, captain schr Maggie Johnson, office 305

East
Houlson Rasmuss, carpenter, dwl 314 Union M

Houlton S. W., mining, dwl 30 Second Av f|

Hour Charles, machinist Tait St. Hainque, dwl 113

O'Farrell
Hourala Thomas, lumberman, dwl 16 Washington
Hourcade Gustave Adolphe, blacksmith, dwl 666 Minna
Hourigan Edward, dwl 2103 Webster
Hourigan James, marblepolisher J. & F. Kesseler, dwl

544 Jessie
Hourigan John L., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 1105

Union
Bourse John, engineer, dwl 49f Natoma
Hourtarien Louis, dwl 824 Montgomerj'
Hourtolon Bernard, liquor saloon, 1*103 Dupont
House Astell, upholsterer William H. CtunmingB, dwl

233 Third
House Carpenters' League, rooms 417 Bush
House Westley, machinist, dwl 44 Clementina
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING <'0. THB (John W.

Ames and Pelhatn W.. Ames), wooden, tin, and

metal household wares, 120 Kearny cor Ver Mehr
Houseman Margaret (widow), dwl 101 Mason
Houseworth Abraham, dwl 1900 Broadway
Houseworth Elliot, salesman Thomas Houseworth & Co.,

dwl cor Broadway and Octavia
Houseworth Thomas (Thomas H. <t Co.), dwl 724 Geary
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO., opticians, Cali-
fornia views, cutler}', etc., 9 Montgomery, Lick

House, and landscape and portrait photographers, 12

Montgomery
Houseworth William, photographprinter Thomas House-
worth & Co., dwl 2114 Larkin
Housler Charles, waiter, dwl 5 Reed PI
Housley Edward, expressman, Prospect Av nr Cal. Av,

Bernal Heights
Houseman Henrj-, seaman, dwl 531 East
Housman S. L., teacher elocution, office SW cor Geary

and Mason, res San Mateo
Housman John H. , clerk Custom House, dwl 2504 Clay
Houston A. H. (estate o^, office 315 California room 8
Houston Andrew, oiler stmr Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Houston B. F. (widow), dwl 4 Calhoun, rear
Hoviston Caroline L. (widow), office 315 California room 8,

dwl 712 O'Farrell
Houston Carter, springmaker Betts Spring Co., dwl N s

Twenty-second bet Dolores and Church
Houston Chester, carriagemaker F. D. S. Lamer, dwl 529

Valencia
Houston Edward, machinist Thomson & Parker, dwl 66

Tehama
Houston Emma (widow), tailoress, dwl 734 Montgomery
Houston E. S., lieutenant U. S. N., U. S. Naval Rendez-
vous Government House, dwl 1104 Market
Houston G., dwl 532 Pine
Houston James, bootfitter, dwl 24 Oak
Houston John, hamessmaker Mai n& Winchester, dwl 734

Montgomery
Houston John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Houston Joseph, farmer, dwl W s and nr San Miguel

Station
Houston Mary, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Houston Michael, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 115

Clinton
Houston R. G. , real-estate, dwl 116 Fulton
Houston Richard, tailor, 324 Dupont
Houston Thomas R., sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl

337 Jessie
Houston William, dwl 131 Harrison

Houston William G. (Houston, I- Harris), dv,-\ 527 Fourth
HOUSTON A HARRIS (William O. Houston and

Matthew Harri.-<), groceries and liquors, SE cor

Boardman and Brjant^
Hout William S., printer Francis & Valentine, dwl 1016

Stockton
Houx Joseph, teamster, dwi 22 Turk
Hovet Albert A. (Hovet & Gefken), dwl 221 Tyler
Hovet Henry R. , expressman, cor Commercial and Bat-

terj', dwl 1 Folsom Av
Hovet & Gefken (Albert A. Hovet and J. C. Gefken),

groceries and liquors, 221 Tj"ler

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

5 P. VAH SCHAACK iS: CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Hovey Asa E., carbuilder Catsebolt & Son, dwl E s Laguna

bet Union and Filbert
Hovey B. K. fiirenian A. A. Jennings, S a Sacramento nr

Ceiitnil Av
Hovey Frederick A., painter, dwl 2740 Folaom
Hovey (.leortre T., painter, dwl 2740 Folsoin
Hovev V. A., salesman B. M. Atchinson & Co., dwl 224

6'Farrell
Hovey William T.. salesman Pope & Talbot, dwl 606 Fol

Howard , carpenter, dwl 828 Folsom

Howard A. F. Mrs., fumisbed rooms, Wri'i Market

Howard Andrew, tainier, dwl 256A Ei«:hth

Howard Augustus, painter St. Denis & t'hesney, dwl 702

Vallejo
Howard Building Tbe, NW cor Stockton and O'Farrell
Howard ('. Greenwich, attorney at law, office 531 Cali-
fornia, dwl .540 Washington
Howard Charles (Keefe .{• Co.), dwl cor Polk and Wa.sh
Howard Charles, drayman, dwl 1623 W».shingt<in
Howard Charles, bill'iMister Kert A: Co., dwl iWO Kearny
Howard Charles, teamster William Kerr, dwl 703 Battcrj'
Howanl Charles B., carriag«painter H. M. Black & Co.,

dwl 10.5.=. .Market
Howard Ch.arlea F., seaman, dwl 28 Clav
HO^V.lKlk ('H.4RLES M EBB. president Spring Val-
ley Water W. Co., office .516 California, res Oakland
Howard Cornelius, seaman, dwl 104 Stcuart
Howard David, marblecutter, dwl 518 Pacific
Howard Edward, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 227

Second
Howard Frederick L., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 18

Franklin
Howard Garritt, solicitor, new Franklin House, 321 Pac
Howard George, dra>Tnan Roth & Le\y, dwl 13 Selina PI
Howard George, hairdressing saloon, 650 Market, dwl 830

Howard
Howard George, porter George H. Tay & Co., dwl 616

Battery
Howard George H., porter Thomas Connolly, dwl Kearny

bet Pacific and Broadway
HO^y.lRD CiEOROE H.', real estate, office 523 Mont-

gomen', res San Mateo
Howard Gustave, bookkeeper, dwl 29i Third
Howard Harn,', barkeeper Patrick Hughes, dwl 603 Jack
Howard Heniy, painter H. & J. Thaten, dwl SW cor

Montgomery Av and Vallejo
Howard Henrj', seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Howard Henr\' Clay, stockbroker, office 411J California

room 1. dwl 1928 Sutter
HowaKi Hill Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), F. J.

Herrmann secretary, office 418 Kearny
Howard Horace Z., master mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,

dwl 743 Harrison
Howard House, Richard Goggin proptr, 506 Howard
Howard I., laborer Frear Stone Co.

Howard Irvin, molder Occidental Foundry, dwl 235 Hayes
Howard James, hostler Market St. R. R. , dwl 221 Ivy Av
Howard James, marblecutter Charles Roche, dwl 53 Na-

toma
Howard James B., collector Dewey & Co., dwl 2050 Miss
Howard Jeremiah, carpenter, dwl 519 Pacific
Howard John, dra\-man, dwl 31 Eddv
HOM'ARD .IOli.\' B.. attorney at law, office 85 Mont-
gomery Block, res Oakland
Howard John H., boilermaker, dwl 118 Gilbert, rear
Howard John J., marblepolisher Holmes & Dawson, dwl

423 Hyde
Howard John W., drayman S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl

Buena Vista bet Henrietta and Cortland Av, Bemal

Heights
Howard John W., foreman printing and lithographing

department A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 11 Pearl
loward Leavitt, dwl 714 Pine
■ iward Louis, actor Palace Opera Hoifte, dwl 523 Hear

iward Marj' (widow), dwl W s and nr San Miguel Station
'oward Maiy A. Mrs., milliner and millinery, 24 Hear
Howard Michael, teamster Abraham V. Green, dwl 513

Bush
Howard M. J., carpenter, dwl 828 Folsom
Howard Osgood B., clerk Bryan Bros., American Ex-
change
Howard P., dwl 869 Market

Howard Patrick, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl 221 IvyAv
Howard Phineas, boot and shoemaker Gilbert PringleSr.,

dwl ,509 Washingfton
Howard R., dwl 957 Market
Howard Rebecca A. Mrs., physician, office and dwl 220

Stockton
Howard St.Wbarf, foot Howard

Howard T., carpenter Market St. R. R.

Howard Thomas, cooi)er, dwl 79 Jessie

Howard Thomas, cooper Lawrence Felvey, dwl 510 Miss

Howard Thomas, stableman, dwl 3 Dikeman PI j

Howard Thonms, woodcarver, dwl 45.5 Ootavia

Howard William, boatbuilder, dwl 1 Market

Howard William, engineer, dwl 235 Hayes

Howard William, gasfitter, dwl N s Twenty-fourth [bet

Noe and Castro
Howard William, hostler Market St. R. R. , dwl 221 Ivy Av
Howard William, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Howard William, porter Theodore Lieberman & Co., dwM
• Buena Vista nr Cortland Av

Howard William, stationerj-, dwl SW cor Dupand Bdwy
Howard William, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

921 Jones

HO>r.4Rn WILLIAM ITEXRY, real estate, office

523 Montgomery
Howard W. J. (widow)."fumished rooms, 209 Kearny
HO>V.4Rn'S KI'ILDIXO, 519-523 Montgomery
Howarth Walter, quartennaster O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Howcroit Albert, laborer S. F. Manuf. Co.
Howcroft David, blindmaker N. W. Cole & Co., dwl 174

Perry
Howden John, bridgebuilder, dwl 320 Ivy Av

Howe , bookkeeper Simpson & Co., dwl 427 Sutter

Howe Albert M., bookkeeper S. F. Journal of Commerce,

dwl 1123 Taylor
Howe Alfred, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Howe Alfred F., deHc Lieut. -Col. C. S. Stewart, dwl 533

Kearny
Howe Benjamin, cook Humboldt Hotel, 231 Fifteenth
Howe C. E., machinist, dwl 721 Brj'ant
Howe Charles, dwl IS Stockton
Howe Charles, carpenter, dwl 515 Howard
Howe Charles, shoemaker Charles W^ Howe, dwl SE cor

Fifteenth and First Av
Howe Charles A., clerk Marcus P. Howe, dwl 911 How
Howe Charles W., with George L. Howe & Co., dwl 612

Taylor
Howe Charles W., boot and shoe manufactory, SE cor

Fifteenth and First Av
Howe Delos J., attorney at law, office 715 Clay, dwl O'Far-
rell nr Steiner
Howe Edgar A., attorney at law, dwl NW cor Folsom and

Twentieth
Howe Edward K., solicitor Union Box Factory, dwl 730

Natoma
Howe Elton L., finisher Charles W. Howe, dwl SE cor

Fifteenth and First Av
Howe Frank, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 187 Jessie
Howe Frederick E., driver, dwl 911 Howard
Howe George, dwl 916 Washington
Howe George, driver Snow A; May, dwl 521 Ellis
Howe George L. (George L. Howe i- Co.), dwl 730 Bush
Howe George L. & Co., produce commission, 322 Davis
Howe George W., assistant foreman Morning Call, dwl

1708 Polk
Howe Henry, clerk Marcus Marks, dwl 36 First
Howe Henrj- J. (Howe d- Hosenbaum), dwi 4 Codman PI
Howe Henn- P., with George L. Howe & Co., res Oakland
Howe H. L.", oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Francisco
Howe J., shoemaker, dwl 437 Jessie •

Howe James, horsetrainer, Ocean View House, E s Ocean

House Road, d^ miles from City Hall
Howe James E., clerk Coffin & Mayhew, dwl 221 Tehama
Howe James H., clerk Howe & Rosenbaum, dwl 715 Clay
Howe James W., druggist, dwl 221 Tehama
Howe Jennie Mrs., furnished rooms, 109 O'Farrell
Howe J. Milton, patternmaker, dwl 206 Fourth
Howe John, bootmaker, dwl "S s Linden Av, bet Laguna

and Octavia
Howe John, pressman Donald Bruce, dwi 1708 Pacific
Howe John, steward Hansen & Richter, dwl NE cor Wash-
ington and Drumm
Howe Joseph, grainer, dwi 213 Fourth
HOWE MAC'HIXE CO., H. K. Ames general manager,

873 Market
Howe Marcus P., cigars and tobacco, NE cor Third and

Mission, dwi 911 Howard
Howe Martin, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Howe Mary (widow), dwl 730 Bush
Howe Mary A. Mrs., dwi 437<^ Clementina
Howe Marv E. (widow), dwl 81 Eddy
Howe Merrill A., sawsmilh Nathan W. Spaulding, dwi

437i Clementina
Howe MjTon W., second lieutenant Fourth U. S. ArtU-

lerj-, dwl Presidio Barracks

rrllAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Zeamy Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha;

HOW

418

HRO

Howe Robert (Hoire d- Hall), dwl E s Howard, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Howe Robert, boot and shoemaker, 346 Seventh
Howe Robert, shoemaker Patrick Tracy, dwl 337jJe88ie
Howe Schuyler P., clerk, dwl 204 Perry
Howe T. K* cor Fifth and Market
Howe William, dwl 251 Tehama
Howe William, dwl 318 Miller PI
Howe William, boatbuilder, 314 Spear, dwl 114 Minna
Howe William C, carjJenter, NE cor Perry and Third,

dwl 74r) Harrison
Howe William R., second steward John Kohlmoos, dwl

Folsoni, bet Fourth and Fifth
HO>VE «& HALL (Robert Howe ajid Robert Hall), fruit

and commission merchants, 408 and 410 Davis
Howe & Rosenbaum (Henry J. Howe and S. Rosenbaum),

attorneys at law, office 715 Clay
Howell David, carpenter, dwl E s Capp nr Nineteenth
Howell C. E. B. (widow), dwl 2740 Mission nr Twenty-
fourth
Howell Clark, clerk Joseph L. Howell, res East Oakland
Howell Edward, carpenter, dwl E s Capp nr Nineteenth
Howell Edward, shoemaker, dwl 153 Natoma
Howell Edward, stonecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl 20

Oak
Howell Francis O., dwl 530 Pine
Howell George W., stovemounter George H. Tay & Co.,

dwl 164 Jessie
Howell H., clerk, dwl 729 California^,
HO^VIBLL HEJiRY UritR, commission merchant and
adjuster Marsh, Pilsburj' & Co., Pilsbury.Webb & Co.,
Piisbury, Adair & Co., and Pilsbury, Hussey, Adair &
Co., office 22 Beale, dwl 1720 Clay
Howell H. R., clerk United States Restaurant, 548 Clay,

dwl 729 California
Howell Henry W., boots and shoes, 1139 Pacific
Howell J. G. & S. S., mone3'brokers, SW cor Sansom and

Commercial
Howell John, clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl 112^ Mason
Howell John G. (J. G. & S. S. Howell), res Healdsburg
Howell Joseph, collector, dwl 1404 Jackson
Howell Joseph, painter, dwl 208 Tyler
Howell Joseph L., clerk Charles Langley & Co., dwl 20

Oak nr Taylor
Howell Joseph L. , stationery and law blanks, 624 Mont-
gomery, res East Oakland
HOWELL JOSIAH, manager Trust Fund Assn, and
general insurance agency, office 320 California, dwl
311 Stockton
Howell L. V. B., local policeman, dwl 737 Howard
Howell L. V. H. (Lowry & Co.), dwl 420 Jackson
Howell Moses C. , cigars and tobacco, 616 Montgomery,

dwl 5 Hinckley
Howell S. S. (J. G. <fc S. S. Howell), res East Oakland
Howell Thomas, shoemaker John Irwin, dwl SE cor Scott

and Broadway
Howell Thomas, tinsmith G. &. W. Snook, dwl 20 Oak nr

Taylor
Howell Thomas Rev., clergyman, dwl 20 Oak
Howell William H., reporter Mining and Scientific Press,

dwl SW cor Second and Mission
Hower Joel, carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-third bet Bryant

and York
Howes Ada Miss, bookfolder, dwl 1124 Harrison
Howes Cyrus P., bookkeeper A. M. Simpson & Bro., dwl

427 Sutter
Howes Edward K. (E. K. Howes & Co.), dwl 826 Sutter
HOWES E. K. •& CO. (Jabez Howes), Importers and
manufacturers wooden ware, willow ware, brooms,
matches, etc., and agents Pac. Cordage Co., 118-122
Front, nianufactorjf 37-41 Main nr Mission
Howes George (George Howes <t- Co.), res New York
Howes George & Co. (Jabez Howes), shipping and com-
mission merchants, and agents Sutton & Co.'s Dis-
patch Line Clipper Ships, office 302 California
Howes Jabez (George Howes dc Co. , and E. K. Howes <S:

Co.), dwl 301 Jones
Howes John (Howes d: Pitts), dwl 504 Sansom
Howes Julia (widow), dwl 1124 Harrison
Howes William (Howes <t- Burton), dwl 1046 Folsom
Howes & Burton (William Howes and William. BurtoTii),

carpenters and cabinetmakers, 1007 Howard
Howes i& Pitts (John Hoices and George H. Pitts), whole-
sale produce, 504 and .506 Sansom
Howgaard Frederick, dwl NE cor Potrero Av and Twen-
ty-fourth
Howgate George, merchant, dwl 338 Main
Howgo Peter F., seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Howie Thomas, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills

Howland Abner, salesman, dwl 229 O'Farrell

Rowland Charles, clerk, dwl 7 Hampton PI

Howland Charles F., apothecary Apothecaries' Hall,' dwl
606 Folsom

Howland Clarence, photographer John H. Peters, dwl 319
Tyler

Howland Daniel, shoemaker, dwl 414 Shotwell

Howland Edward D., carpenter, dwl 35 Oak Grove Av

Howland Henry A. (Ru/us Howland & Son), dwl 12 Fifth
Av

Howland M. F. Miss, bookkeeper John H. Peters, dwl 25
Third

Howland Nicholas, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 110
Minna

Howland Nicholas, woodturner, dwl 137 Tehama

HOWL.4ND RICH.4RD, commission merchant, 206
Front, res Menlo Park

Howland Rufus (Bufiui Howland & Son), dwl 12 Fifth Av

Howland Rufus & Son (Henry A. Howland), pattern-
makers, 259 First

Howland Stephen W., dwl 1810 Geary

Howland Stillman L., lab<wer I. Friedlander, dwl 113
Eleventh

Howland William P., butcher, 8 and 9 Grand Central j
Market, dwl 319 Tyler

Howlett Charles, painter Noble & Gallagher, res Hay-
wards

Hewlett George W., deliverj' clerk Post-olBce, dwl 216
Powell

Howlett Henrv'T., bookkeeper O. F. Willey & Co., dwl
423 O'Farrell

Howlett S., dwl Grand Hotel

Howlett Samuel, dwl 109 O'Farrell ;

Howley Charles, trunkmaker, dwl 632 Brannan

Howlson Thomas, tanner, dwl S s Prospect PI opp Co-
lumbia, Bema? Heights

Howorth M. A. (widow), dwl 1216 Washington

Howson Edward, hostler Club Stables, 409 Taylor

Howson Thomas, tanner Albert B. Patrick, dwl SW cor
Nineteenth and Folsom

Hoy Alexander, stoves and tinware, 1106 Stockton, dwl
1114 Leavenworth

Hoy Naomi Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Grammar
School, dwl 1114 Leavenworth

Hoy. See Hoey

Hoya Frederick, clerk, dwl 1030 Jackson

Hoyden John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge

Hoye David, tanner Albert B. Patrick, dwl SW cor Nine-
teenth and Folsom

Hoyer William, porter Wieland Bros., dwl 1523 Mason

Hoyland John, laborer, dwl 613 Mission

Hoyle cook, dwl 24 Hunt

Hoyne John, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R.

Hoyt Calvin, laborer Oriental Grain Warehouse, dwl 417
Main

Hoyt Charles, carpenter, dwl 69 Natoma

Hoyt Charles D. (Morison, Hutchinson & Co.), res East
Oakland

Hoyt Charles T. (Ho7jt <b Boyle), dwl Howard nr Seventh

Hoyt E. E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary
School, dwl 1026 Folsom

Hoyt Emily Miss, dwl 2136 Stockton i

Hoyt F. W. , sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl \
311 Bryant ;

Hoj't Henry, porter John Taylor & Co., dwl 1131 Cal

Hoyt Henry C, marine reporter Merchants' Exchange,,
office Meiggs' Wharf, dwl 2136 Stockton

Hoyt J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Hoyt James, laborer, dwl 1305 Jackson !

Hoyt James T. (Hoyt, Sears & McKee), dwl NW cor ;
Mission and "Twenty-second ,

Hoyt John G., clerk Hughes & Edson, res Oakland I

Hoyt L. W., local policeman, dwl 1010 Mission i

Hoyt Martha (widow), dwl 333 O'Farrell

Hoyt Nathan B., examiner U. S. Appraiser's Store, res
Oakland !

Hoji, Patrick, laborer, dwl 16 Langton

Hoj't Samuel, salesman E. C. Dake & Co., dwl 15 Kearny

HOVT, SEARS <K McKEE (James T. Hoyt, William
H. Sears, and Ossian H. McKee), mining attorneys,
office 63 Merchants' Exchange

Hoyt Stanley W. , cashier Union Iron Works, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel

Hoyt & Boyle (Charles T. Hoyt and D. H. Boyle), elastic
horseshoers, 28 Turk

Hoyt. See Hoit and Hoitt

Hrnehe Louis, dwl 631 Broadway

Hrobatin Alois, bootmaker Anton Schmidl, dwl 3 Mary
Lane

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Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B.J. SMITH, M.D., Propt

. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Hrustel Philip, carpenter, dwi 223 Capp

Hryziiett J., fourth mate O. & O. S. S. Bel<?ic

Hiuiiit Paulin, liquor saloon, 306 Montj;on»ery Av, dwl

72f> Green, rear
Hubacher Charles, enjrineer, dwi 77 Clementina
Huhain Leon, trunkmaker D. S. Martin & Co., dwl 242

Jessie

Hubart , dwl 1320 Stockton

Hubash Joseph (Hubduli, Kiitz .(• Co.), dwl 51fi Franklin
Hubash, Kutz & Co. (JaKeph I[iibash, G. .V. Kiitz, aiui

H. EUean), manufacturers jewelry, .'^iS l?usli
Hubb Peter J., niilkdoalcr, 12S Welsh, "(hvl 10.521 Howard
Hubback Edward T., ajjent Stockton Transportation Co.,

109 California room 15, res Oakland
Hubbard A. Mrs., dwl 14 Clara
Hubbard Adolphus S., asrent People's Express, office 16

Sacramento, res Oakland
ubbard Au^stus, clerk D. M. Bj^op & Co., dwl 115

Seventh
Hubbard Bridget (widow), dwl Twentv-third Av nr J,

South S. F.

Bubbard C. E. Mrs., spirit medium, 793 Mission
Hubbard Charles, laborer, dwl 26 Bluxome
Hubbard Charles H., clerk general passenger and ticket

office Central Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, dwl 26 Bluxome
ubbard C. L., helper CalifilViiia Planing Mills
Hubbard C. Van Dyck {Hubbard & Co.), dwl Palace

Hotel
ubbard Edward, dra\Tnan, dwl 1631 Hvde
rlubbard E. H., dwl 923 Market
Hubbard E. H. Mrs., ladies' hairdressing saloon, 923

Market

nVBBARD El'GEXE A., importer office furniture

and manufacturer's agent, 330 San, dwl 451 Bryant
Hubbard Frank E., clerk Eugene A.^ubbard, dwl 451

Bryant
iubbard Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

ubbard George, cook, dwl 430 Drumm
Subbard George A., with James L. Cogswell, dwl 793

Mission '

Bubbard George D., dwl 417 Kearny

ubbard George W., waiter Edward Ohlen, dwl 137 Third
Hubbard Hannah Mrs., furnished rooms, 214 Sixth
Hubbard Harriet Mrs. , dwl 311 Stockton
Hubbard Henry, upholsterer, dwl 322 Third
Hubbard Henrj' G., salesman M. Hart, dwl 207 Kearny
.ubbard Henrj' S., milkman, S s Chestnut bet Steiner

aikl Pierce
!ubbard Henrv W. , sewing machines, 667 Mission
IKBB.IRD HOR.iCE H., physician and surgeon,

office and dwl 5i Keaniy
Hubbard House, William A. Shaw proprietor, 139 Fourth
Hubbard John, hostler, dwl 359 Third
Hubbard M., laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 14 Clara
Hubbard Moses P. (Cat. Cigar Box Co.), dwl^6 Frederick
.ubbard Norraand A., clerk Black Diamond Coal Co.,

dwl 1418 Pacific
Hubbard Paul, shipcarver Edward B. Lovejoy, Pier 4

Steuart

Hubbard Richard, carpenter, dwl 7 Stevenson
Hubbard Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Hubbard Samuel, dwl Union Club
Hubbard Timothy W., office 440 California, dwl Palace

Hotel

iubbard W. H., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Jubbard W. H., gauger U. S. Int. Rev., dwl 1008 Clay
ubbard & Co. (C. Van Dyck Hubbard), stockbrokers,

324 California
ubart Matthew, mining, dwl 1320 Stockton
lubbell aark P. (Wooster, Shattuckd: Co.), dwl 218 Turk
iubbell P. , watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
iubbell S., clerk, dwl 1323 Pacific

Jubbell Samuel T. (S. T. Hubbell d- Co.), dwl 1424 Powell
Jubbell S. T. &. Co., cooperage 17 Merchant
Jubber J. W., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl New

Atlantic Hotel
Jubbert John , butcher, SE cor Valencia and Twenty-
third, dwl SW cor Valencia and Twenty-third
lubbert Wallace, butcher Henry Schohusen, dwl SW cor

Octavia and Union
Jubbert Willis H., butcher John Hubbert, dwl SE cor

Valencia and "Twenty-third
Juber Alfred, cooper, dwl 22 Turk
iuber Carrie Miss (^/ijj.sva- Httber), dwl 717 Mission
3uber Charles, blacksmith B. Grave & Co. , dwl 431 Pine
3uber Charles, waiter Nucleus House
Juber Bklward A., hamessmaker Charles H. Mead, dwl

352 First

HUBEK F. <ft F. <;ER<'KF, proptrs William Tell

Hou.sc, 317 Bush
Huber Frank, machinchand N. W. Cole & Co., dwl 17

Everett
Huber Freddy Miss (Mixses Huber), dwl 717 Mission
Huber Frederick, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 72!) Bryant
Huber Fritz (!<'. Hxiber and F. Ocrcke), dwl 317 Bush
Hulier Heniy, liquor saloon, 417 Bush, dwl 12 Berry
Huber Herman A., assistant supt Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl

1406 Clay
Huber John, saloon, 906 Kearny
Huber John, tailor, dwl 353 Minna
Huber John, upholsterer, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Huber Misses {Frfihlyand Carrie), hairdressers, 717 Miss
H\iber Otto F. , tinsmith Ezra T. Buchnam, dwl 116 Main
Huber R. Mrs., dwl 119i Sixth
Huber William H., baggagemaster Southern Pac. R. R.,

dwl 1001 Market
HVBERT e. A CO. (Otto Liiders), ship chandlery, 509

Davis
Hubert Charles, barber, dwl 420 Stevenson
Hubert Charles, lithographer John Hoffmann
HUBERT <'IIARLE««, treasurer City and County,

office 3 Clity Hall first floor (and C. Hubert <t- Co.),

dwl 519 Pacific
Hubert Edward, clerk, dwl 102 Eddy
Hubert John, goldsmith, dwl 625 Vallejo, rear
Hubert Jules, waite#, dwl 824 Montgomery
Hubuer Conrad W., clerk J. C. Meussdorffer & Bro., dyvl

SE cor Twenty-sixth and Guerrero
Hubner Hugo, expressman, cor Jackson and Dupont, dwl

39 Jackson
Hubner Ix>uis, waiter M. Deutch & Co., dwl 614 Clay
Hubner V., miner, dwl 317 Taylor
HUbner William L., fisherman, dwl 39 Jackson
Huck John P. M., fruits, 153 Fourth
Huck Richard, teamster Lowrj' & Co., dwl 1317 Kearny
Huck Valentine (Huck d- Hockbrunn), dwl 853 Folsom
Huck & Hockbrunn (Valentine Huck and Henry Hock-
brunn), hairdressing saloon, 129 Third
Hucke Tobias, barber, dwl 954 Mission
Huckfeldt John, cook Schwartz & Co., dwl 1 Market
Buckings William, assistant engineer stmr New World,

dwl 703 Davis
"Hucks Annie E. Miss, teacher Bryant St. Primary School,

dwl 708 Lombard
Hucks James, soap manufacturer, 2 Jones nr Market, dwl

708 Lombard
Hucks J. George (Bu^ks, Lambert & Greene), dwl 708

Lombard
HI'CKS JOny J., dwl 708 Lombard
Hucks, Lambert & Greene (George Hucks, William Lam-
bert and Charles Greene), manufacturers H. & L.

Axle Grease, 144-148 Natoma, depot 312 Jackson
Huddart R. Townsend D.D., principal Union College, S 8

Bryant nr Second, dwl .501 Second
Huddelston James, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Huddelston Mathew, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Hud(%' Henry, bricklayer, dwl 63 Jessie
Huddy William, dancing academy, 909j Market
Huderson John, seaman S. S. New'berri, Folsom St. Wharf
Hudson A., miner, dwl 22 Turk

Hudson Benjamin, secondhand furniture, 708 Folsom
HUDSON BROTHERS (Phineas Jr. and M. H.),

clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 825 Kearny
Hudson Daniel, peddler, dwl 1 Central PI
Hudson David D. , dwl 536 Valencia
Hudson Drucilla (widow), dwl 115 Valencia
Hudson Frank, laborer Patent Brick Co.
Hudson George (Hudson <t Venable), dwl 226 Fifth .
Hudson George, boarding and liquor saloon, NW cor

Third and King and 720 Third
Hudson George, watchman, dwl 933 Kearny
Hudson George B., carpenter Charles Thistlewaite, dwl

174 Perry
Hudson George B., salesman Hudson Brothers, dwl 125

Turk
Hudson George D., carpenter, dwl E a Valencia nr Thir-
teenth
Hudson Hannah R., dwl 826 Bush
Hudson Henry, horsetrainer, dwl Larkin bet McAllister

and T\ier
Hudson Henry C, packer C. C. Burr & Co., dwl 1912 Pow
Hudson Henry D., shipcalker, dwl 1316 Fillmore bet Eddy

and Ellis '
Hudson Henry S., cashier Cross & Co., res Oakland
Hudson Jame-, auctioneer Edward Harris, dwl 822 Har
Hudson James, clerk John F. Schroder, dwl 24 Howard

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchai

HUD

420

HUG

Hudson James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 's Wharf, dwl 13
Crook

Hudson James, oiler O. &, O. S. S. Belgic

Hudson James, watchmaker Lesznsky& Co., dwl Prescott
House

Hudson John, engraver A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 549 How

Hudson John, soapmaker, dwl 20 Sumner

Hudson John M., packer C. C. Burr & Co., dwl 1914 Pow

Hudson John M., showman, dwl dwl E s Pierce bet Eddj-
and Ellis

Hudson J. W., miner, dwl 34 Eddy

Hudson L. Miss, seamstress, dwl E s Valencia nr Thir-
teenth

Hudson Mary (widow), (C. C. Burr <t- Co.), dwl 224 Chest-
nut

Hudson M. H. (ITridson Brothers), dwl 700 Broadway

Hudson N. , dwl 215 Ellis

Hudson Nelson, commercial reporter John H. Carmany
&Co., dwl 1142 Pacific

Hudson P. E., clerk Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay

Hudson Phineas Jr. (Hudson Brothers), dwl 427 Bush

Hudson Robert, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, dwl 38
Zoe

Hudson JBamuel, cook sch Loleta, Beale St. Wharf

Hudson Thomas, dwl 111 Natoma

Hudson William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
1186 Harrison

Hudson William H., bootblack Jac«b Jacobs, dwl 502
Broadway

Hudson & Venable (George Hudson and S. Vonable), at-
torneys at law, oflSce 606 Montgomerj' room 15

Hue Henry, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 649
Mission

Hue, Kai & Co. (Chinese), manufs shoes and clothing, 127
and 129 Clay

Huebener Hugo, expressman, SW cor Jackson and Du-
pont, dwl SW cor Washington and Dupont

Huebsch Hermann, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 30 Jessie

Huebyer Oscar C, dentist M. L. Libby, NW cor Geary and
Kearny

Huefner William, office Humorist, 523 Kearny

Huegenin William, dwl 627 Commercial

Hiielett William, mariner, dwl 409 Drumm

Huellmantel Bernard, tailor, dwl 213 Clara

Huessen P. H., cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger & Son,
dwl 611 Natoma

Huerleung Dominick, barber, dwl 621 California

HtER.'VE PROSPER, architect and civil engineer, of-
fice 702 Washington cor Kearny, dwl W s Sanchez bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth

Huerstel Laurent, varieties, 738 Fourth

Huested George, dwl 139 Fourth

Huested O. J., clerk Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 139 Fourth

Huestis Charles W. , carpenter and builder, 1025 Market,
dwl lik Folsom Av

Huestis James, laborer, dwl N s San Bruno Road nr Gol-
den Citv House

HIIETER )RROTHE.nSJtCO.(Giistavea7idEr»estL.
Hueter and Albert Venino), Pioneer Varnish Works,
paints, oils, artists' materials, etc., 12 Second

Hueter Ernest L. {Hueter Brothers & Co.), dwl Twenty-
fourth nr San Bruno Road

Hueter Gustav (Heuter Brothers & Co.), dwl Twenty-
fourth ur San Bruno Road

Huettmann Annie Mrs. (^fr8. A. Huettmann <t- Bro.),
dwl NW cor Polk and Market

Huettmann Annie Mrs. & Brother (ffejiri/ Huettmann),
proisrietors Huettmann's Hotel, NW cor Polk and
• Market

Huettmann Henry (Mrs. Annie Huettmann <t- Bro.), dwl
NW cor Polk and Market

Huey Arthur C, importer, dealer lamps and glassware,
415 Batters-, dwl 109 Montgomery

Huey James, laborer, dwl SE cor Drumm and Oregon

Huff Anton, blacksmith, dwl 19 Taylor

Huff Charles C, dwl 615 Mason

Huff Edward C, clerk Freeman, Smith & Co., dwl 1517
Post

Huff Elias, carpenter, dwl 23 Minna

Huff Frederick, blacksmith Nelson & Doble, dwl 34 Mary

Huff George, seaman schr Granger, Bulkhead bet Wash-
ington and Jackson

Huff Harry, machinehand N. W. Cole & Co., dwl 615
Mason

Huff Jasper, carpenter, dwl East bet Jackson and Pacific

Huff Jenny Miss, dwl 4,58 Minna

Huff Lizzie Mrs., dwl 458 Minna

Huff Oliver B., dwl 615 Mason

Huff William (Meyers, Weighel ofc Co.), dwl 302 Seven-
teenth

Huff William B. , machinist, dwl 1517 Post

Huff William J., carpenter Friedrichs & Gercke, dwl 83C
Jones

Huff. See Hoff and Hough

Buffer Max, painter, dwl 516 Pacific

Hufft Edward, clerk, dwl 423 Bush

Hufft Edward B., laborer, dwl 423 Bush

Hufft Frederick, delivery clerk Ackerman Brothers, dw)
423 Bush

Hufner William, dwl 1205 Post

Hl'I'fm'HMlUT FREUERICK, importer, manufac.
turer, and dealer furniture, bedding, and uphol-
ster}', 323 and 325 Pine, dwl 1413 California

Huf Schmidt Henry (Louis Hu/schmidt d: Bro.), res Oak-
land ^

Hufschmidt Louis (Louis Hu/schmidt <t Bro.), res Oak-
land

Hufschmidt Louis & Bro. (Henry Hufschmidt), plumbers
and gasfitters, 642 Clay

Hug Augustus, porter Deloche & Corthay

Hug Charles, brewer, dwl 134 Fourth

Hug CTiarles A., bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel, dwl 72C
Howard

Nng Fritz, porter Wolters & Fechheimer, dwl 166 Clara

Hug Joseph, real estate, dwl 720 Howard

Hug. See Hugg

Hugel Charles, laborer, dwl W s East bet Pacific and
Jackson

Hugel Henry, mariner, dwl 16 Washington

Huger L. P., secretary superintendent Pacific Mail S. S.
Co.'s Dock, dwl 358 Brannan

Hugg Henrj-, merchandisebroker, office SW cor Califor-
nia and Fronts dwl 983 Harrison

Hugg. See Hug

Huggins George (Htt/jfjins <t- Carroll), dwl 841 Mission

Huggins & Carroll (George Httggins and Charles Carroll),
lunchkitchen, 122 Fourth

Hughes Abram, rigger* dwl 12 Lafayette PI

Hughes Alfred, painter, 615 Mission, dwl 217 Third

Hughes Alfred, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution

Hughes Andrew, dwl 228 Green

Hughes Andrew, proprietor Commercial Hotel Coaches,
dwl Commercial Hotel

Hughes Annie (widow), dwl 7 Bagley PI

Hughes Arthur, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Tokio

Hughes Arthur J., laborer, dwl Ws York, bet Tn-enty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth

Hughes Barney, fireman stmr Ajax, Folsom St.^Vharf

Hughes Charles A., purser stmr Ajax, office 210 Battery,
dwl 224 Linden Av

Hughes Charles G., foreman pressroom Alta California,
dwl eiOTJearj-

Hughes Daniel, butcher John J. Hughes, dwl 234 Powell

Hughes Daniel, teamster, dwl 323 Minna

Hughes Daniel P., teacher music, dwl 617 Mission

Hughes David, clerk general freight agent's office Central
Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, res East
Oakland

Hughes David B., nightwatchman U. S. Mint, dwl Ws
Alemany nr Seventeenth

Hughes E., "carjjenter Weir & Greenwood, dwl 223 Jessie

Hughes Edward, barkeeper John Kavanaugh, dwl 646
Brannan

Hughes Edward, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
255 Perry

Hughes Edward, seaman, 109 Vallejo

Hughes Edward, stagecarpenter Maguire's Opera House,
dwl 213 Broadway

Hughes Edward C. (Cuddy <(■ H.), dwl 10 Bernard

Hughes Edward C. , purser stm Oriflamme, office 210 Bat-
tery, res Oakland

Hughes Edward R., solicitor Winchester Hotel

Hughes E. E. Mrs., dwl 510 Ellis '

Hughes Ellis, expressman, cor Third and Brannan, dwl
S s Twenty-second nr Hampshire

Hughes Evan E., mining, dwl 17 Hampton PI

Hughes Frank G., clerk Commercial Insurance Co., dwl
610 Geary

Hughes George, fruit and produce commission merchant,
313-315 Washington, res Alameda

Hughes Henrj', fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 336 Ritch

Hughes Henrj' L., clerk Hughes & Edson, dwl 806 Bush

Hughes Henry M., captain schr Lola, dwl Lundy Lane nr
Esmeralda

Hughes Hugh (Hughes d- Blackledge), dwl 1200 Market

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology

?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 703, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Hughes Ignatius, dwl 224 Liiidon Av

Hughes Jame^, clerk Francis and Valentine, dwl York

bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hughes James, laborer, dwl l,'i4 Kighth
Hughes James, laborer Henrj' J. McLcrie, dwl W s

c'hurch betTwonty-sovcnth and Twenty-eighth
Hughes James, laborer S. V. Oas Light Co.
Hughes James, liquor saloon, SW cor Valencia and

Twenty-fifth
Hughes James, shoemaker, dwl 910J Folsoni
Hughes James, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 9 Rausch,

rear

Hughes James E, , dwl 224 Linden Av
Hughes James F., barkeojter, dwl 31 Eddy
Hughes James O., mining, ottice 426 Montgomery, res

Oakland

Hughes J. B. R., porter, 40i» California first floor
lughes Jerome, clerk Hanson, Ackerson & Co., dwl 11

Fi-anklin

Hughes J. H., dwl Commercial Hotel
lughes John (Huijhex ,(• FuUy), dwl H3 Fourth
lughes John, boilcrmaker, dwl 16 Jessie
lughes John, clerk Schoenholz, Brothers & Co., dwl 11

Franklin ,

Hughes John, fireman stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
lughes John, hackman, SWcor Washington and Kearny,

dwl 33 Hinckley
lughes John, helper Tait & Hainque, dwl .568 Mission
lughes John, hostler Michael Michelsen, dwl NE cor

Eddvand Hyde
iughes John, hostler Pentony & Co., dwl 1031 Pacific
iughes John, laborer, dwl 28 Nevada
SI iughes John, laborer, dwl 123 Gilbert, rear

^ughes John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
liii lughes John, mute stm Alice Garratt, Front St.\\1iarf
-lughes John, molder Lockfe & Montag\ie, dwl 1 Tyson PI
lughes John, sailmaker O. .& O. S. S. Oceanic
lughes John, seaman, dwl E s Montgomery bet Filbert

and Greenwich
Hughes John, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.
lughes John, sjieculator, dwl 4(M> Broadway
Hughes John, waiter, dwl 421 Folsom
Hughes John C, dwl 54 Third
lughes John F., book and jobprinter, 605 Montgomery,

dwl Moi-ton House
Hughes John F. , ironmolder, dwl W s Brjant bet Tweuty-

second and Twenty-third
Hughes John J., butcher, 70 Metropolitan Market, dwl 234

Powell
Hugh^John R., boots and shoes, 13 Kearny, dwl Nu-
cleus House

Hughes John W., expressman, 54 Steuart, dwl 12 Sac
Hughes Jonah,, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor

Louisiana and Sierra
-.ilughes Joseph, barber, dwl 536 Market

Hughes Joseph W., laborer Miner's Foundrj', dwl S s

Twenty-second nr Chattanooga
Hughes Julia (widow), dwl 224 Linden Av
Hughes Lewis R., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,

dwl 273 Clementina
Hughes Maggie Mrs. , cook Commercial Hotel
Hughes Martin B., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor

Gough and Haight
Hughes Matthew, blacksmith M. P. Holmes, dwl 11 Hub-
bard

Hughes Matthew, laborer, dwl 1001 Battery
Hughes Marj' Miss, dwl 435 Green
Hughes Mary Mrs., dwl 414 Clementina
Hughes Mary A., widow, dwl 1182 Harrison
Hughes ilichael, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 612

^ Stevenson
ughes Michael, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
Hughes Michael, laborer, dwl Folsom nr TwMty-eighth,

Benial Heights
Hughes Michael D., boilfirmaker Union Iron Works, dwl

y Gilbert
Hughes Moses, dwl 569 Howard
Hughes Owen, porter Joseph Fraser, dwl 17 Rausch
Hughes Owen, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Fi-ancisco

Hughes P., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Hughes Patrick, bricklayer, dwl St. Charles PI
Hughes Patrick, calker Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl

518 Stevenson

e ughes Patrick, hostler Central R. R., dwl 17i Decatur
ughes Patrick, laborer, dwl 234 Perry
Hughes Patrick, laborer, dwl 424 Broadway
Hughes Patrick, laborer, dwl 781 Stevenson
Hughes Patrick, liquor saloon, SW cor Keaniy and Jack

Hughes Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 8 Steuart
Hughes Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 314 Third
Hughes Patrick, watchman Metropolitan Station S. F.

Gas Light Co., dwl 11 Franklin
Hughes Patrick, waiter Alfred W. Manning, dwl 6 Minna
Hughes Peter, apjirentice Gaugler, Simon & Co., dwl 746

Minna
Hughes Philip, steward bark James B. Bell, Pacific St.

Wharf
Hughes Rachel Miss, dwl 0 Langton
Hughes Richard, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 3

King
Hughes Rienzl, miner, dwl 2103 California
Hughes Robert, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Hughes Robert, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Hughes Samuel, black.smith, dwl 746 Minna
Hughes Samuel O. , farmer, dwl .510 Ellis
Hughes Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 31 Jessie
Hughes Thomas, clerk Charles Dahlman & Co., dwl 403

Fourth
Hughes Thomas A., bookkeeper Hughes & Edson, dwl

806 Bush
Hughes Thomas A. Mrs. (widow) (Hnnhes it Edson), dwl

806 Bush
Hughes Thomas E., real-estate agent, office 402^eamy,

dwl 403 Fourth •

Hughes Tiniothj-f stonecutter, dwl 804 Third
Hughes Tobias G., assistant receiving teller Merchants'

Exchange Bank, dwl 610 Geary
HII(>)III'.S WAITOM G., stockbroker, oflice 309^ Cali-
fornia room 6, dwl 810 Mission
Hughes William, bootfitter, dwl 13 Lafayette
Hughes William, captain Oakland Ferry steamers, dwl 33

Garden
Hughes William, teamster, dwl E s Folsom nr Twenty-
second
Hughes William A., liquor saloon, 515 Clay, res Oakland
Hughes William E., dwl 408 Broadway
Hughes William G. , cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture

Co. , dwl 320 Seventh
Hughes William J., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl NW

cor Green and Leavenworth
Hughes & Blackledge {Hugh Uwjhes and Robert Black-

ledge), grain, freight and grain bagbrokers, office 225

Front
IIl7tiHE!i» 41; EDSON (Mrs. Thomas A. Hvghes and

Clinton A. Edson), ship and custom house brokers,

504 Battery
Hughes & Foley (John Hughes and Michael Foley),

bakers, 63 Fourth and 118 Seventh
Hughes. See Hewes and Heughes
Hughey John W., dwl 318 Pine

Hugler Gottlieb, porter Haas Brothers, dwl 240 Green
Huglim M. T., cabinetmaker, 212 Mission, dwl 572 Folsom
Huguet Mary (widow), dwl 426 O'Farrell
Hugnenin Jules C, watchmaker and jeweler, 635 Market,

Palace Hotel, dwl W s Kearny bet Pine and Bush
Huguenin William, watchmaker B. H. Lichtenstein, 627

Commercial
Hugut August H., machinist, dwl 1 Vallejo Court
Hughson Elias, dwl 1518 Broadway

Huhn Ernest {Huhn <t- Luckhardt), dwl 131 Montgomerj'
Huhn & Hunt Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), Thomas L.

Kimball secretary, office 409 California
HtiH>' «& Lllf-KIIAKDT {Ernei<t Huhn and Ccesar A.

Luckhardt), proptrs Nevada Metallurgical Works, 21

First
Huhrs Frederick, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 18

First
Hl'IE CiEORCE W., druggist and physician, NW cor

Eleventh and Mission
Huie Horace R., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., res Oak-
land
Huie John T., light-housekeeper, Fort Point
Huie Robert B. , assistant bookkeeper Matthias Gray, dwl

1500 Mission
Huie Sophie, assistant light-housekeeper Fort Point
Huie William H. T., bookkeeper bank Wells, Fargo & Co.,

dwl 1500 Mission
Huiglev Edward, carpenter Samuel M. Hills, dwl 16 Pros-
pect PI
Huin FranQois, midwife, 639 Broadway
Hviin Victor, dwl 639 Broadway
Huks Julius, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 30

Clara
Hulbert E. B. Rev., pastor First Baptist Church, dwl 224

Post
Hulbert H. P. Mrs. (widow), dwl 448 Bartlett
Hulbert John, laborer FVear Stone Co.

JAMES Ct. STEELE. &, CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Hearny St.

D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchai

HUL

422

HUN

Hulbert John B., cook Joe Oiusti & Co., dwl 561 Mission
Hulbcrt. See Hurlbert and Hurlburt
Huldhusen C, laborer, dwl Chicago Hotel
Huler Amold.'with Coopei-s' Union, 417 Bush
Hulesberg Louis, barkeeper Louis Burniaiin, dwl cor Fifth

and Townsend
Hull Andrew C, compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., dwl

2407 Clav
Hull Benjamin J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 722 Cal
Hull Burton, car]Tenter, dwl 225 Fourth
Hull Chester, journalist, dwl 129 Turk
Hull Edward, dwl Grand Hotel
Hull George L. (Cameron <t- //.), dwl 2407 Clay
Hull Hiram J., hatjjresser Excelsior Straw Works, dwl

225 Fourth
Hull Jerome H., clerk Michael J. Hull, dwl 310 Stockton
Hull John, mariner, dwl 24 Hunt
Hull Alary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M. V. B. Gardner, dwl

304 Minna
Hull Mary L. Miss, fancj' goods, 1318^ Pacific
HULL MICHAEL J., moneybroker, 206 Montgomery,

dwl 517 Pine
Hull Vinal F., expressman, NE cor Stockton and O'Far-

rell, dwl 30 O'Farrell, rear
Hullin George, shipwright, dwl 219 Beale
HuUiu Jficholas, filemaker Ridgeway Brothers, dwl 217

Beale •

Hulliung Dominic, hairdresser Jacob Jacobs, dwl 506

California
HuUman Henry, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Hulm Peter, laborer, dwl 906 Stockton
Hulme James P. (Miller & Co.), dwl 1605 Howard
Hulsch Frederick, seaman, dwl 5 Mission, rear
Hulse David A., salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl 727

Pine
Hulse Dewitt, engineer Martenstein & Denning, dwl 610

Front
Hulse George, teamster Peck & Co., dwl 1236 Bush
Hulse Samuel D., engineer, dwl 1106 Clay
HULSMAXX FKKHERK'Bi. H. (mUsinann i- But-

tehnann), and groceries and liquors, SE cor Pacific

and Hyde, dwl 1331 Pacific
Hulsmann Henry, clerk B. & M. Joost, dwl SE cor Valen-
cia and Twenty-third
Hulsmann William, clerk Hulsmann & Buttelmann, dwl

SW cor Mission and Twenty-third
Hulsmann & Buttelmann {F. H. Hulsmann and 0. D.

Buttelmann), and groceries and liquors, SW cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-third
Hult Gustav A., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Hult Johannes, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Hulten August, tailor, 311 Pine room 25, dwl 9 Jliddle
Hulten Peter, tailor, 311 Pine room 25, dwl 9 Middle
Hulthen J. J., cook Martin & Nott, dwl SE cor Bush and

Polk
Hulting Frederick, clerk Antonio Rottanzi, dwl SE cor

Third and Folsom.
Hulton H. H., special policeman, dwl Marine Hospital nr

Presidio
Hultschinsky Richard, cigarmaker Riese Brothers, dwl

125 Sansom

Human , carpenter, dwl 5 Stockton

Humber Joseph, brewer F. Schuster, dwl E 8 Valencia

bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Humberger Sebastian, cooper, dwl 123 Tehama
Humbert Joseph, laborer, dwl 9 John
Humbert P., dwl Union Club
Humble George, bookkeeper Osboume & Jones, dwl 520 J

Sutter, rear
Humble Henry R., clerk Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 520 J

Sutter
Humboldt Bay Packets, Dolbeer & Carson amenta, office

34 Market
Hl'HBOLUT BREWERY, Noethig & Turk proptrs,

1830 Mission nr Fifteenth
Humboldt Copper and Silver Mining Co. (Humboldt Co.,

Nev.), office 318 California room 13
HIIMBOLUT HOTEL, Langpaap & Weber proptrs, 231

and 233 Fifteenth
Humboldt House, Durein Bros, proptrs, 1309 Stockton
Humboldt Insurance Co. (fire, Newark, N. J.), Farns-

worth & Clark agents, 426 California
Humboldt Mill and Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.), R.

H. Brown secretary, office 402 Montgomery room 2
HUMBOLDT 8AYIlN4ii8 AMD LOAX .SOCIETY

(bank), Adolph C. Weber president, Adolph Hart-

mann secretary, IS Geary
Humboldt Steamship Co., Searles, Wolf & Stone agents,

ofl[ice 209 Davis

Humboldt Steamship Line, Ben HoUaday Jr. proprietor,

office 123 California
Humbrecht Nichols, gardener C. Pouyallet, dwl NW cor

Harrison and Twentieth
Humburg August, upholsterer John Bell, Jwl 624 Market
Hume George W., proprietor Portland Packet Line, 318

Front, res Oakland
Hume James P., dwl 1605 Howard
Hume Mary J. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 22 Stanford
Hume Robert, laborer Golden City Chemical Works, d^

11 Geneva
Humel Charles, laborer, dwl 407 Pacific
Humes Charles, tanner, dwl NE cor Sixteenth and How
Humister S. Jliss, matron Infants' Shelter, 512 Minna
Hummel Charles, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Hummel George, carpenter, dwl 5 Stockton
Hummel George, ( Union DryGoods Stm-e), dwl 5 Guerrero
Hummel John {Hummel cL- Voi«ard), dwl 812 Folsom
Hummel & Voisard (John Hummel and Em/Ue P. Vol-

nard), new and second-hand furniture, 141 Fourth
Hummeltenberg Monroe, foreman machinist Miners'

Foundry, dwl 48 Minna
Hummer Fritz, musician, dwl 888 Mission
HI.MORIST (German, weekly). Max Btirckhardt proptr

and editor, office 622 Clay
Humphrey Charles F., first lieutenant Fourth U. S. Artil-
lery, Point San Jose
Humphrey Charles S., engraver Anderson & Randolph,

dwl 1717 Larkin
Humphrey E. D., principal Hayes -Valley Grammar

School, dwl 126 Rose Av
Humphrey E. D. Mrs., teacher Valencia St. Grammar

School, dwl 126 Rose Av
Humphrey Elias, blacksmith, dwl 218 Broadway
Humphrey George, deputy sheriff, dwl 1312 Hyde
Humphrey George W., seeds, 946 Harrison
Humphrey Homer, painter, dwl 1711 Jessie
Humphrey J., dwl 16 Turk
Humphrey J. , dwl 27 Turk
UIMl'HREY JAMES, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Mason and Eddy, dwl 516 Geary
Humphrey John, laborer, dwl 918 McAllister
Humphrey John, miner, dwl 18 Turk
Humphrey John, tailor, 227 Hayes
Humphrey M. A. (widow), dwl 211 Fourth
Humphrey O. J. , freight clerk stm Senator, Broadway St.

Wharf
Humphery Otto, painter, dwl 788 Folsom
Hl'MPIIREY P. H., physician and quarantine officer

Port San Francisco, office 302 Davis, dwl 405 #irk
Humphrey Richard, dwl N s Dorland bet Church and

Sanchez
Humphrey Samuel G., carpenter Cal. Placing Mills
Humphrey Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 1029 How
Humphrey Thomas T., clerk, dwl 84 Eddy
Humphrey William, cook Industrial School, dwl 6 Austin
Humphrey. See Homfray
Humphreys Alfred L., bookkeeper John B. Owens, dwl 3

Yerba Buena
Humphreys David, seaman, dwl 330 Spear
Humphreys James, framemaker Daniel Winter, res Oak-
land "
Humphreys James, laborer, dwl S 8 Nineteenth nr Shot-
well I
Humphreys John T. , attorney at law, office 716 Montgom-^

ery, res 707 Market j

Humphreys Julius, dwl 3 Yerba Buena j

Humphreys Laura A. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitaai

Grammar School, dwl 3 Yerba Buena J

Hiunphreys Marj' A. Miss, teacher North Cosmoplital^

Grammar School, dwl 3 Yerba Buena j

Humphreys William, waiter stm Mohongo, Market Stii

WharL j

Humphre^ William F. , bookkeeper Bernard McQuillan,

1010 Bryant
HUMPHREYS WILLIAM P., surveyor city and;

county, office 629 Washington, dwl NE cor Hyde andi

Chestnut
Humphries Charles, painter, dwl 1711 Jessie
Humphries H. P., nurse City and County Hospital '

Humphries Omar G. , whitener J. C. Sellers
Humphries Samuel, carpenter, dwl 919 Howard i

Hiunphries Thomas, fruit and candies, 422 Broadway
Hundesser Charles, real-estate agent, dwl 1232 Mission
Himdesser Otto, bookkeeper, dwl 1232 Mission
Hundley Samuel N., carpenter D. A. Macdondald & Co.,

dwl 636i Howard
Hune Charles, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl Si.\teenth nr

Howard

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 0<

'. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Hungr Sin Chung- (Chinese), groceries, 1706^ Jackson
Hunt' Sing & Co. (Chinese), cigar niannfactnrers, 723 Sao
Hung Son (Chinese), butcher, 731 Sacramento
Hun;,' \V(i Tong (Chinese), drugs, 041 Jackson
Hun;farian Hill Gmvel Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.),

Kord H. Rogers secretary, office ;i30 Pine room 28
Hungerford H., miner, dwl 029 Elhs
Hunglcland K., deckhand Black Diamond Coal Co. '8 stm

tug, Kabboni
Hunken Henry, expressman, dwl 520 Oak
Hunt A. L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primarj- School, dwl 59

Tohama

Hunt Benjamin T., dwl 131 Montgomery
Hunt Caleb R., teamster, dwl 8 Slinna
Hunt Carrie L., teacher Girls' High School, dwl 24 Haw-
thorne

Hunt Catherine Miss, dwl 302 Fourth
Hunt Charles, dwl 420 Branimn
Hnnt Charles, barkeeper, dwl 1053 Market
Hunt Charles, calker Boole & Webster
Hunt Charles, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 82

Fourth
Hunt Charles A., salesman Frederick H. Hammer, res

Oakland
Hunt Charles E., dwl 730 Bush
Hunt Charles K. , photographer George D. Morse, dwl

Brooklyn Hotel
Hunt Charles C, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.
Hunt Charles L., barkeeper Charles Valledian, dwl 304

Sutter
Hunt Clarence M., collector Charles G. Edwards, dwl 1703

Sacramento
Hunt C. R., expressman, dwl 8 Minna
Hunt D., ciK>k Siegfried's Hotel, 228 Bush
Hunt David B., mining, office 24 Merchants' Exchange,

dwl llli Leavenworth
H1L\'T DAVin W., coffin manufacturer, 1721 Market,

dwl 1717 Market
Hunt E. A. W., clerk Hunt's Hotel, 7 Montgomery Av
Hunt Edward, carpenter, dwl 17 Auburn
Hunt Edward, laborer Frear Stone Co.
Hunt Edward, maehinehand S. F. Manuf. Co
Hunt Edward, machinist, dwl 343 Beale
Hunt Edward, stonecutter, dwl NE cor Sutter and Cen-
tral Av

Hunt Edward E. , farmer, dwl 14 Eddy
Hunt Edwin O., windmill manufacturer, 1721 Market
Hunt Frank, teamster Gibson & Co., dwl 9 Gilbert
Hunt Frank P., painter Patrick J. O'Brien & Sons, dwl

9 Gilbert

Hunt E. P., captain sch Caroline, dwl 251 J Clara
Hunt George H., with Burling & Brother, dwl 806 Stock
Hunt George W., clerk Locke & Montague, dwl 110 Sixth
Hunt H., tinsmith G. &, W. Snook
Hunt Hannah H. (widow), dwl 13 Henrietta Square
Hunt Harper S., bookkeei>er Rosenstocjc & Co., dwl 318

Kearny
Hunt Henry, barkeeper John Reddy, dwl SW cor Beale

and Brjant

Hunt Henry Browne (Moore, Hunt <t Co.), dwl 332 Ellis
Hunt Henry O., bookkeeper Pacific Insurance Agency,

res Oakland
Hunt H. J. (widow), dwl S s Elizabeth bet Twenty-third

and Twenty -fourth
Hunt H. S., clerk, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hunt James, hamessmaker Main & Manchester, dwl

647 Stevenson
Hunt James, laborer, dwl 116 Welsh
Hunt James, laborer, dwl 909 Folsom
Hunt James, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl cor

Fourth and Freelon
Hunt James, sheet- ironworker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

240 Fremont
Hunt James S. , calker Boole & Webster, dwl 516 Sixth
Hunt Jane (widow), with Smart & Bro., dwl old San Jo86

Road nr Industrial School
Hunt J. E., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s W'harf
Hunt John, compositor Cuddy &■ Hughes, dwl Telegraph

Hill
Hunt John, carpenter, dwl S s Birch Av bet Octavia and

Laguna
Hunt John, painter, dwl NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Hunt John, seaman, dwl 28 Clay ■
Hunt John Jr. (Htint & jRmw/Vdwl 1616 Sacramento
Hunt John A., dwl 843 Beale

Hunt John D., nuning, office 306 Sansom, dwl 24 Haw-
thorne
Hunt John F., calker L. S. Allen, dwl 516 Sixth
Hunt John H., delivery clerk Post-office, dwl 1004 Leav

Hunt John L. (Hunt <fc Coaten), dwl 24 Hawthonic
Hunt Jonathan {Jonathan Hunt tk Son), res Oakland
Hunt Joniithan & Son (Samuel 0. Hunt), managers

Pacific Insurance Agency, 818 California
Hunt. I. W., clerk, 429 Montgomery
Hunt Mark, dwl E s York bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Hunt Mary J. (widow), dwl 113 Ellis
Hunt Michael, laborer, dwl 1321 O'Farrell
Himt Michael, liquor saloon, 514 Mission, dwl 233 First
Hunt M. R., li(|Uor dealer, dwl 739 Harrison
Hunt N. T., shoemaker, dwl 980 Howard
Hunt P., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Hunt .Robert, maehinehand Excelsior Mills, dwl 173 Perry
Hunt Ronaldson, bookkeeper Bullock & Jones, dwl 2738

Folsom
Htmt S., mine owner, dwl 310 Stockton
Hunt Samuel, maehinehand S. F. Manuf. Co.
Hunt Samuel O. (Jonathan Hunt d- Son), res Oakland
Hunts. M., dwl 204 Ellis

Hunt Thomas, laborer Beale St. Warehouse, dwl 67 Minna
Hunt Thomas E., operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,

dwl cor Minna and Sixth
Hunt W., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Hunt William, boot and shoemaker, N s Filbert, nr Fill-
more, dwl N s Pixley PI bet Steiner and Fifhnore
Hunt William, engineer W. C. Wilcox &. Co., dwl 101

Jessie
Hunt William, engineer, NE cor Beale and Howard, dwl

165 Silver
Hunt William, laborer, dwl SE cor Fillmore and Fell
Hunt William, steward, dwl 202 Sixth
HUIVT WILLIAM It., proptr Hunt's Hotel and Res-
taurant, cor Montgomery Av and Washington
Hunt William B., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., dwl 2738

Folsom
Himt William B. Jr., clerk Hunt's Hotel, 7 Mont Av
Hunt William F., machinist West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 650 Howard
Hunt William M., salesman Julius Samuels, dwl 206Kear
HUNT A COAXES (John L. Hunt and WUUam £>.

Coaten), stockbrokers, office 820 Montgomery
Hunt & Rising (John Hunt Jr. and Alfred liwvng), at-
torneys at law, office 409 California
HUNT'S HOTKL AND KESTAIillANT, W. B. Hunt

proptr, cor Washington and Montgomery Av
Huntemann Christopher A., barkeeper Henry J. Evers,

dwl 415 Union
Huntemann Diedrich, plasterer, dwl 415 Union
Huntemann Henry, butcher Dean & Sutherland, dwl cor

First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Hunter A., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s AVharf
Hunter Benjamin R., molder Savage & Son, dwl 628

Shotwell
Hunter C. A., sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Hunter C. C. , dwl American Exchange
Hunter Cecelia E. (widow), dwl 813 Howard
Hunter David, plasterer, dwl 16 Rausch
Hunter David, real estate, office ^ Harlan PI, dwl 304}

Sutter
H\inter David H., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1024

Stockton
Hunter David O., clerk Mansfield & Hess, dwl 711 Cal
Hunter Edward, collector, office 2 Montgomery Block,

dwl 129 Dora
Hunter Eli M. , cai-penter, dwl 513 Minna
Hunter Eliza Mrs., dwl NW cor Van Ness Av and Ellis
Hunter Frank, dwl 3 Dikeman PI

Hunter Henry, collector Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl 746 Miss
Hunter Henry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

2253 Miss'ion
Hunter J., stevedore, dwl 804 Third
Hunter J. A. , carpenter, dwl 29 Turk
Hunter James, first officer stm Empire, Pacific Bt.WTiarf
Hunter James, gauger, office 323 Front room 2, dwl 809

Hyde
Hunter James, laborer William L. Bridge, dwl 6 Harlan

PI
Hunter James, laborer Chapman & Bauer, dwl Vande-

water nr Mason
Hunter James, pantryman Pacific Mail S. S. ColiiHa
Hunter James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Hunter James, stableman, dwl 423 Bush
HIINTKK .lAMES «& €0. (Jaines Hunter 8r., Joseph
F. Forderer, and Jas. Hunter Jr.), ornamental gal-
vanized iron cornices, etc., 226 Mission
Hunter James Jr. (Jamen Hunter A: Co.), dwl 226 Mission
Hunter James Sr. (James Hunter & Co.), res Cincinnati
Hunter John, clerk C. F. Richards & Co., dwl 712 How

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchai

Hunter John, furniture, 105 Sixth

Hunter John, miner, dwl 256 Tehama

Hunter John, seaman, dwl 28 Clav

Hunter John H., usher Piatt's Hall, dwl 711 California

Hunter Julia (widow), boardinf,', 572 Folsom

Hunter Lewis C, with Arthur M. Ebbetts, dwl 1425 Sac

II1j.\TEK NATHAMEL, clerk Lieut. Col. C. S. Stew-
art and secretary S. F. Society (or the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, office 614 Merch, dwl 130 Eigl^

Hunter Peter, master mariner, dwl 2112 Pacific Av ■

Hunter P. Schuyler, clerk C. F. Richards & Co., dwl 712
Howard

Hunter R. J., ornamental roofer, dwl 27 Minna

Hunter Robert, machinist Risdon 1. and L. Works, dwl 516
Pacific

Hunter Robert, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Hunter Robert A. Jr., clerk Edward F. Hall & Co., dwl
1312 Green

Hunter Robert E., driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
302 Fourth

Hunter Robert E., plasterer, dwl 1312 Green

Hunter Stuart, bricklayer, dwl 1136 Pacific

Hunter Thomas, barkeeper Tuttle & Vail, dwl 813 Mission

Hunter W. B.. agent, dwl Russ House

Hunter \V. B., freight clerk O. &. O. S. S. Belgic

Hunter W^illiam {Hunter d: Shackleford), dwl 610 Mason

Hunter William, painter, dwl 410 Seventh

Hunter William, pilot stm C. M. Small, Front St. Wharf

Hunter William B., salesman Feigeubaum & Co., dwl 759
Market

Hunter W. S., sailmaker, dwl 3 St. Charles PI

Hunter & Shackleford {William Hunter and Thomas J.
Shackleford), brick manufacturers, office 402 Mont

Huntermann Herman, engineer, dwl 40 Minna

Huntilman Harman, tanner, dwl NE cor Bran and Eighth

Huntington Colis P., president Southern Pac. R. R. (and
Huntington, Hopkins J; Co.), office NE cor Fourth
and Townsend, res New York

HCXTINCiTOX F. A., proprietor Globe Iron Works,
143 and 145 Fremont {aiid A. S. Folger <t- Co.), dwl
122S Mission

Huntington Harvey S., with F. A. Huntington, dwl 351
First

HL'XTIXGTOSf, HOPKIXS & CO. (C. P. Hunting-
ton, Mark Hopkins, Charles AKller, Albert Gallatin,
W. Ji. S. Foye, and Horace H. Seaton), importers
and jobbers hardware and metals, junction Bush and
Market, and 54 K, Sacramento

Huntington Lewis, dwl 40 Tehama

Huntington Thomas, engineer, dwl 541 First

Huntington Thomas, fireman stm Amador, Market St.
Wharf

Huntington William P., bookkeeper, dwl 404 Broadway

Hunter J., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson

Huntley A. M. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl 1015 Scott

Huntley Charles G. laborer, dwl 721 Bryant

Huntley D wight B., with Henrj' G. Hanks, res Oakland

Huntlej' James, carpenter, dwl 721 Bryant

Huntoon Charles, teamster Small Pox Hospital, cor Co-
lusa and De Haro

Huntoon Frederick, clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 1317
California

Huntoon Isaac D., commission merchant, office 418 Front,
dwl 1317 California

Huntsman George H. {J. W. Davidson cfc Co.), dwl 824
Sutter

Huntzsch Moritz, tjT^ecaster Painter & Co., and groceries
and liquors, NE cor Mason and Filbert

Hunzen William, club rooms, 702 Market

Huon Amy A., dwl 130 Dora

Huper Charles, hairdresser Marcus S. Pechner, dwl 420
Stevenson

Huppert Henry, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl
51 Shipley

Hup]iert Thomas, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., dwl 51 Shipley

Huppert William, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl 51 Shipley

Huquet Thomas, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19
SteSart

Hurd Charles A., foreman Union Iron Works, dwl 26
Minna

Hurd Frank, steward, dwl 536 Third

Hurd George P., pressman S. F. Candle Factory, dwl foot
Eighth

Hurd J. H., carpenter, dwl 50i Zoe

Hurd Josiah M., compositor Evening Post, dwl 707 Mont-
gomery Av

Hurd M. C, dwl 242 Stevenson

Hurd. See Heard, Herd, and Hird

Hurdelson Thomas, student, dwl 839 Mission

Hurdis Christopher, waiter, dwl 804 Third

Hurdis Samuel, painter, dwl 17 Verona PI

Hurdle Thomas, watertender stm AjaXj Folsom St.WTiarf

Huretich George, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont

Hurlbert Henrj' M., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,
dwl 610 Octavia

Hurlbrink Ernest (H. Nettnaher tt Co.), dwl 521 First

Hurlburt Augustus, laundryman S. F. Laundry, NW cor
Turk and Fillmore

Hurlburt Benjamin F., clerk Locke & Montague, dwl 49
Natoma

Hurlburt Gusta^nis, polisher S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor
Turk and Fillmore

Ht'RLKli'T E. T. III., homeopathic physician and sur-
geon, office 8 Kearny, dwl 524 Fell

HUKLBLT fiEORGE €., librarian Mechanics' Insti-
tute, dwl York nr Twenty -fourth

Hurlbut Henrj', tinsmith, dwl 610 Octa%'ia

Hurlbut James M., trimmer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
2112 Howard "

Hurlbut Rodney, attorney at law, dwl W s Howard bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth

Hurlbut. See Hulbert

Hurld Patrick, cook John Kohlmoos, 156 Second

Hurlegg John, fireman, dwl 625 Davis

Hurley Anna Mrs., dwl 123 Francisco

Hurley Charles, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
502 Linden Av

Hiu-ley Charles, laborer E. V. Hathaway, dwl 256 Jessie

Hurley Charles, teamster Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Hurley Charles P. , salesman Kaindler & Co. , dwl 534 Bush

Hurley Clementine S., select school, dwl 135 Page

Hurley Cornelius, truckman, dwl 529 Fourth

Hurley Daniel, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard

Hurley Daniel, paintfcr, dwl llSi Shipley

Hurley Daniel D., grain, wood and coal, SW cor Mission
and Seventeenth

Hurley Dennis, stairbuilder DiUon & Drew, dwl 244 Stev-
enson

Hurley Edward, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, SW cop
Mission and Spear

Hurley Ellen Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. Ellen Lloyd,
dwl 1202 Larkin

Hurley J. , laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Hurley James (Conoly i: H.), dwl 27 Clinton

Hurley James, laborer, dwl 112 Polk

Hurley James, stevedore, dwl 317 Eighth

Hurley Jennie M. A. Miss, principal Spring Valley Pri-
marj' School, dwl cor Gough and Pacific Av

Hurley Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King
and Second, dwl 673 Harrison

Hurley Jeremiah, rigger, dwl Main nr Howard

Hurley Johanna ^widow), dwl 734 Vallejo, rear

Hurley John, dwl 304 Beale

Hurley John, butcher. Eleventh Av nr P

Hurley John, cartman superintendent streets

Hurley John, cartman, dwl 147 Minna, rear

Hurley John, cartman, dwl 1302 Jackson

Hurley John, expressman, dwl 529 Fourth

Hurley John, farmer, dwl San Bruno Road nr Six-Mile
House

Hurley John, laborer, dwl 512 Mission

Hurley John, peddler, dwl NW cor Harrison and Ninth

Hurley John, upholsterer Burling & Co., dwl 548 Jessie

Hurley John P., carpenter, dwl S s McAllister_ bet Web-
ster and Buchanan

Hurley J. JI., sash and blindmaker Excelsior Mills, dwl
322 Third

Hurley Joseph G., machinecperator Einstein Bros. & Co.y
dwl 135 Page

Hurley Kate E. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,
dwl 406 Tehama

Hurley Margaret E., dwl 614 Grove

Hurley Mark, laborer, dwl 63 Shijiley

Hurley Marj- Mrs., confectionerj', 208 Fourth

Hurley May Miss, saleswoman, dwl 406 Tehama

Hurley Michael, helper Kerr & Goodrich, dwl 208 Fourth

Hurley Michael, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 208 Fourth

Hurley Michael, machinist, dwl 406 Tehama

Hurley Michael, pxirifier S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 126 GQ-
bert •

Hurley Michael, truckman, dwl 529 Fourth

Huriey Morris, laborer Club Stables, 409 Taylor, dwl 108
William, rear

Huriey P., dwl 105 Howard

Hurley Patrick, boot and shoemaker, 1060 Howard

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Hurley Patrick, carjicnter, dwl NE cor Gough and Pacific

Av
Hurley Patrick, laborer, dwl 20 Rausch, rear
Hurley Patrick, laborer sui>eriiit.eiiileMt streets
Hurley Patrick, laborer, ilwl ^Vl Webster
Hurlev Richard, laborer, dwl W^i Michlhiin nr Shasta
Hurley Thomas, hostler Market St, R. R., dwl W a Valen-
cia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Hurley William, housumover, dwl :!04 Main
Huniey .Ioh« F., foreman Buckingham & Ileoht, dwll38J

Hiise Av
Hurrigaii Dennis, dwl (t37 Howard
Hursoni Mary Mrs., dwl 331 Minna
Hurson John, laundryman Occidental] Laundry, dwl

Moulton bet Buchanan and Webster
Hurst .Tames, Scandinavian Soc., 71 Xew Montgomeiy
Hurt James, cari>enter, dwl 957 Harrison
Hurtado Ignacio, co«Mix)sitor El "fecolote, dwl 530 Vallejo
Hurtlitz Frederick, molder Miner's Foundry, dwl 17

Howard Court
Hurtzig William, student Heald's Telegraph In8titut«,

dwl 207 Post

Husekamp Chris, traveling agent, dwl 323 O'Farrell
Huser George, janitor, 535 Clay
Hushing John, laborer, dwl 25 Rincon PI
Hushon Joseph, teamster Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Hushon Mary (widow), dwl Moulton PI nr Montgomery
Husing Albert {llu^ini) X- Siem^rs), dwl NE cor Mission

and Fifth
Husing AJbert, compositor California Demokrat, dwl 61

NaU.ma
Husing Carolinft M. "(widow), dwl SE cor Seve«te«nth and

Dolores
Husing Diedrich, toolinaker and machinist, 225 Beale,

dwl 245 Second
Husing Henry, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, dwl 61 Na-

toma
Husing Rothye (Schiearte d: Co.), res HaUmooa Bay, San

Mateo Co.
miSI.V'ti 4& SIEMERS (Albert Himtuj and John
Sifnu-m), groceries and liquors, NE cor Mission and
Fifth

Huss Moritz, machinist F. B. Schoenstein, dwl 2 Russ
Sussell John, laborer George H, Whitney, 1J.4 Steuart
Husselman Samuel B. (Uussclm-an <t- Co.), dwl 1828
Bush
husselman & Co. (Henry Jules Borie and Sa7tiu«l B.
Uti^cliAan), real-estate agents, 526 Kearny

Sussey , contractor, dwl 242 Perry

Hussey A., maAiinist, dwl 48 Tehan»

"ussey Albion C, carpenter and builder, SI Webb, dwl

1026 Jackson
lussey Charles V. , assistant County Surveyor's Otflce,

dwl 531 Bryant
lussey Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Elko,
Nev.), R. H. Brown secretary, office 402 Montgom-
erj' room 2

lussey Edward, laborer Frear Stone Co., dwl 206 Ritch
iussey Francis, waman, dwl 35 Pacific
lussey George V., carpenter, dwl 1532 Clay
lussey Henry, seaman, dwl 17 Vallejo
lussey Henry J., scrollsan-yer John B, Luchsinger & Co.,

dwl X s Twentieth nr Guerrero
fussey James, housemover, dwl 22 Fifth Av
lussey James L., stockbroker, office 331 Kearny
[ussey John Edward, brassmolder, dwl 417 Brannan
[ussey Joseph, real estate, dwl 326 Green
ussey J. W., stocks, dwl 123 Turk
ussey Lawrence, laborer superintendent streets
ussey Oscar F., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 227

Second

[ussey P. (widow), dwl 915 Eddy
ussey Patrick, barkeeper Thomas McAdanis, dwl 812

Jessie, rear
ussey S. Mrs., upholsteress Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 11 Hampton PI
ussey Simon A., clerk M. V. B. Gardiner, dwl 326 Green
ussey S. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 23 Kearny
ussey Uklric J., clerk Marion J. McDonald, dwl 2731

Folsom

ussey W. H. H., clerk Custom House, res Oakland
ussey William M., contractor, dwl 16 Stockton PI
usson C. Miss, dwl 919 Clay cor Prospect PI
usson Paul, wholesale sheep butcher, NE cor Fifth and
Railroad avs. South S. F., office 535 Clay, dwl 841 How
listed Alanson, collector, office 331 Montgomery room

17, dwl 957 Market
listed Frederick, attorney at law, dwl 742 Minna
listed Mary (widow), dwl 110 Austin

Husted Montgomery, carpenter, dwl 110 Austin

Husted William J., blacksmith Albert Folsom, dwl \10

Austin
Huston George, bookkeeper Clark G. Bovee, dwl W s

Wclistcr bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Huston Cieorge M., dwl 8 Liberty
Huston Henry, moroccofinisher George Griffith, dwl 11

Geneva
Hfcston Hugh, tanner Davis & Bloch, dwl 17^ Garden
Huston J. C, conductor Central R. R,, dwl 227 Second
Huston .John, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Huston M. E. Mrs, , candies and confectionery, 113 Sutter,

dwl 8 Liberty
Huston Morris, mining expert, room 33 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl Lick House
Huston William, cook, dwl 804 Third
Huston William F., clerk general freight offige Central

Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 919

Valencia
Hutaff Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Eddy and

Leavenworth
Hutafif Henry W., groceries and liquors, 321 Broadway
Hutchings Charles, carpenter, dwl 1722 Jessie
Hutchings Charles E., local policeman, dwl Industrial

School
Hutchings Daniel F., marine surveyor Cal. Insurance Co.

and Boston Board LTnderwriters, and agent Bureau

Veritas International Register of Shipping, office 318

California (and HMtchingg A: Co.), res East Oakland
Hutchings Frank J., clerk Heynemann & Co., dwl 1315

California
HLT€HI\<i;!i JAMES M. (of Yosemite Valley), dwl

1718 Pine
Hutchings Thomas, dairjTuan Isaac Stone, dwl W s San

Bruno Road nr Cortland Av
HIJTf'HI\<ilS «K CO. (Daniel F. Hutchings, David

M. Dunne, and James Sanderson), proptrs Phoenix

Oil Works, 517 Front
Hutchins Ada Mrs., agent Florence Stwing Machines,

dwl 946 Howard
Hutchins C. B., physician, office and dwl 843 Mission
Hutchins Charles, engineer S. F. W'eeks &. Co., dwl lT!Si

Jessie
Hutchins Charles, moneyorder clerk Post-offlce, dwl 30*

Third
Hutchins Charles E., assistant 'janitor Industrial Schfjol,

res Oakland
Hutchins Edwin P., mining engineer, office and dwtSSl

Montgomery room 17
Hutchins Francis H., driver Tread well & Co.,dwl;a)94

Market
Hutchins George H., receiving teller London and: San

Francisco Bank, res Oakland
Hutchins Lemuel W. (Hutchins X- Richardson)^ Cwl 2751

Harrison
Hutchins Martha (widow), dwl 632 Sutter
HLTC'HI.N'S A KIl'HARDSO^i (Lemuel W.. Hutch-
ins and Samuel W. Richardson), groceries, wines,

and liquors, SE cor Twenty-fourth and Haxrison
Hutchinson A. A., furnished rooms, 120 Foartli
Hutchinson Andrew H., shoemaker, 533 Pine, dwi 3

Quincy PI
Hutchinson C. Mrs. (widow), dwl 16 Ritch
Hutchinson Charles C, carpenter, dwl 728 Fnlton
Hutchinson Charles W., dwl 721 Bi-j-ant
Hutchinson C. I. (Hutchinson, Mann it Smith), dwl 845

Mission
Hutchinson C. J., carpenter, dwl 16 Ritch
Hutchinson Daniel, proptr Eureka Lodgings, 624 Com
Hutchinson Ely I. (Deuprey d- H.), attorney at law, oflSce.

606 Montgomery, dwl 845 Mission
Hutchinson Ezra I., general chromo agency, 724i Marfcet,

dwl 329 Seventeenth
Hutchinson Frederick W., clerk Hutchinson, Mann &

Smith, dwl s45 Jlission
Hutchinson Gardiner S. (Morison, H. <t Co.), res New York
Hutchinson George O., capitalist, dwl 728 Fulton
Hutchinson H. , painter, dwl 1142A Market
Hutchinson Hayward M. (Hutchi'nson, Kohl, PhUippeus.

A- Co.), res Washington, D. C.
Hutchinson Henry, clerk, dwl 1606 Hyde
Hutchinson Henry L. (Fairbanks <t- H.), dwl 148 Sixtb
Hutchinson Henry L., clerk, dwl 19 Harriet
Hutchinson J., Ship and Steamboat Assn, 139 Post
Hutchinson James, artist, dwl 918 Vallejo
Hutchinson James, agent African Diamond C(^, 6^ Mar-
ket, dwl 118 Post
Hutchinson James, commission merchant, dwl 649 How
Hutchinson James, shoemaker, dwl 3 Quincy PI, rear

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Hutchinson J. H., first assistant engineer Pacific Mail S.
S. Constitution

Hutchinson John, stockbroker, office 5 Leidesdorff, dwl
545 Seventeenth

Hutchinson John J,, collector Morning Call Office, dwl
521 Jones

Hutchinson Joseph, dwl 1010 Howard

HUTCHINSON, KOHL, PHILIPPEIIS A CO.
(Hay ward W. Hutchinson, WUUam Kohl, Alexander
PhUippeun, John F. MUlcr, Louis Sloss, Lewis
Gerstle, Mark Limnggton, Gustave Niebaum and
Augxtst Wasserritan), shipping merchants and whole-
sale" fur dealers, 310 Sansom

Hutchinson Leroy T., laborer Charles Sutton Jr., dwl Ns
Twenty-second nr Folsom

HUTCHINSON, MANN «ft SMITH (C. I. Hutchin-
son, Henry R. Mann, Andreia D. Smith and George
0. Smith Jr.), insurance agents, 314 California

Hutchinson Michael, stableman Pac. Ti-ansfer Co., dwl 30
Tehama

Hutchinson Myron, salesman Pond, Rejmolds & Co., res
Oakland

Hutchinson R. Hyatt, teacher, dwl W s San Jos6 Road
opp St. Mary's College

Hutchinson Stephen, mining, office 116 Halleck, dwl 1022
Larkin

Hutchinson S. W., porter F. M. Spaulding & Co., dwl 312
Sixth

Hutchinson Tallentyre R. , salesman W. & I. Steinhart &
Co. , dwl N s Twentieth bet Valencia and Dolores

Hutchinson William, furnished rooms, 110 Prospect PI

Hutchinson William A., mining superintendent, office 610
Front

Hutchinson William L., expressman, cor Market and New
Montgomery, dwl W s Devisadero bet Sacramento
and California

Hutchison Bell, assayer, dwl 202 Sixth

Hutchison David S., dentist, dwl 105 Grove

Hutchison G. N., in charge U. S. steamtug Monterey,
Green St. Wharf

Hutchison Richard, liquor saloon, lOOS Kearny

Huth Alexander, groceries, dwl SW cor Howard and
Twenty-fifth

Huth Carl, shoemaker, dwl 701 Union

Huth Charles, barkeeper John Wessell, dwl 1620 Powell

Huth Richard P., sausagemaker Henry A. Zeiss, dwl 1103
Folsom

Hutin Mary Mrs., laundry, 928 Pacific

Hutop Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 1 Pacific

Hutson N., teamster Mission Woolen Mills

Hutter August, blacksmith, dwl 18 First

Hutter Harry J. , cigarbox manufacturer Abraham Wald-
stein, dwl 512 Fourth

Hutter John P., tailor, dyer, and cleaner, 28 Stockton

Hutter Philip, tailor Burr & Fink, dwl 236 Jessie

Huttler Henr)', lumberman, dwl 721 Natoma

Hutton A., Tailors' ^Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton

Hutton A. E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School

Hutton Alfred, clerk, dwl 2 Chelsea PI

Hutton Hugh S., reporter Evening Post, dwl 22 Pros-
pect PI

Hutton H. W., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Granada

Hutton J. A. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,
dwl 626 Shotwell

Hutton James H., policeman City Hall, dwl 1308J Steiner

Hutton John, chief engineer S. S. Loa Angeles, office 10
Market, dwl 29 Moss

Hutton John, salesman Richard P. Tenney, dwl 626 Shot-
well

Hutts Henry, laborer William Watts, dwl S s Chestnut
bet Taylor and Jones

Huver J. C. , dwl 232 Jessie

Huwe William, carpenter, dwl 221 Tyler

Huxley Thomas C, attorney at law, office 535 California,

dwl 641 Folsom
Hvistendahl Christian, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont

Hyams , dwl 215 Kearny

Hyams Brothers {Edward and William), importers, man-
ufacturers, and wholesale clothiers, 109 Sansom
Hyams Edward (Hyams Brothers), dwl 418 Sutter
Hyams George J. S., salesman Charles Goldstone, dwl 1621

Turk
Hyams Leopold, physican, office and dwl 659 Clay
Hyams William (Hyams Brothers), res New York
Hyatt A., joiner and builder, dwl 1309 Stockton

Hyatt John B., dwl 627 California

Hyatt T. H. Jr., shorthand reiwrter, ofBce 604 Merchant

Hyas Bridget, lodgings, 054 Mission •

Hyband M., blacksmith, dwl 907 Folsom

Hyde Ann Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1220 Market

Hyde Benjamin, laborer*, dwl 127 Fi-anclsco

Hj'de Caleb H., seaman, dwl 47 Sacramento

Hyde Frederick A. (Mullan dr H. and Sherman & H.),

res Seminary Park, Alameda Co.
Hyde George, attorney at law, dwl 719 Geary
Hyde George E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Hyde Henrj' C, attorney at law, office 411} California, did

720 Geary
Hyde Isaac, manager Wliat Cheer House, res Oakland
Hyde J., laborer What Cheer House
Hyde James, miner, dwl 509 Washington
Hyde J, E., dwi Commercial Ho^l
Hyde Jesse, carjJenter Samuel M. Hills, dwl 226 Sutter
Hyde John, cari>enter, dwl 1026 Kearny
Hyde John, cook American Excliange Hotel, dwl 612 Pow
Hyde John A., seaman, dwl 47 Sacramento
Hyde Michael, real estate, dwl Precita Av bet Mission and

Howard, Bemal Heights
Hyde Oliver, civil engineer, dwl 122 Taylor
Hyde Philip, laborer, dwl 114 Park Av
Hyde R., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Hyde T. C, teacher Harvard School, res Oaklaend
Hyde Theodore, dwl 212 Second
Hyde Thomas, miner, dwl 707 O'Farrell
Hyde William, butcher, dwl 33 Eddy
Hvde William, clerk, dwl 302 Fifth •

Hyde William H. (Hyde & Chester), dwl 1813 Mission
HYDE A CHESTER (William H. Hyde and Henry

Chester), housemovers, 645 Mission
Hydeliff Michael J., dealer produce, 216 Davis, dwl 313

Austin
Hydro-carbonized Brick Pavement Co., Caduc &De ValiBS

agents, office 513 Montgomerj'
Hyland Anne (widow), dwl 369 Harrison
Hyland Bernard, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwlliSS

Jackson
Hyland Charles, waiter, 783 Market
Hyland David, dwl 333 Bush
Hyland John, upholsterer James E. Mitchell & Co., dwl 2

Grand Av
Hyland Francis, plumber and gasfitter William Irelan Jr.,

dwl 242 Minna
Hyland Henrj' J. (VonRhein <t- H.), dwl Bemal Heights
Hyland James, sailmaker John L. Prior, dwl Natoaia nr

New Montgomery *

Hyland James J., brassfoundfjr, dwl 669 Harrison
Hyland John, extraman Hose No. 5 S. F. F. D.
Hyland John, laborer, dwl 2 Grand Av
Hyland Joseph M., leather-tnnjkmaker Hass & Co., dwl

737 Bjunnan
Hyland Lawrence, boilermaker, dwl 7 Grand At
Hyland Michael, blacksmith Thomas Ford, dwl Folsom

nr Fifth
Hyland Patrick, shoemaker John Leddy, dwl 907 Folsoni
Hyland R. J. , painter, dwl 532 Sacramento
Hyland William, laborer, dwl 551 Folsom
Hyland William C, carpenter, dwl 9 Moss
Hyland William J., brassfiuisher W^oed & Kingwell, d\rl

100 J Second
Hyles Kate (widow), dwl 16 Antonio
Hjinan B. (widow), dwl 247 Stevenson
Hyman Deborah Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St,

mary School, dwl 1825 Clay
Hyman Davis, tailor Philip Repinsky, dwl 705 Vallejo
Hyman Edward, jeweler, dwl 334 Turk
Hyman H. & Co. (Mrs. H. Hyman and W. Sch^nalij^

pawnbrokers, 625 Keamj'
Hyman Helena (widow), (H. Hyman <b Co.), dwl 732 M)K

Allister
Hyman Henry W. (of Hyman Brothers, N'evada Citft
Cal., and Hyman Brothers, Honolulu), office 106
Battery, dwl 1220 Geary •

Hyman Jacob (Hyvmn <fc Calish), dwl 1411 Sacram«9ito.
Hyman Julius, glazier, dwl 27 Everett
Hyman Lyon, clerk Simon Cohen, dwl 304 Seventh
Hyman Lewis, 'ocksmith, dwl 1211 Powell
Hyman Louis, tailor, 311 Pine, room 32
Hyman M., carpenter California Planing Mills
Hyman Morris, furniture, 606 Broadway
Hyman Moses (Freeman, H. tO Co.), dwl 25 Taylor
Hjinan Nathan, hairdresser, dwl 606 Broadway
Hjinan N. J. , importer watches, diamonds and jeweliy,
sole agent English Black Garnet Jewelry, 205 KeanVi
dwl 334 Turk ':>.

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by L. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Hyman Wolf, pawtibroker, 16 Keaniy, dwl 706 Ellis
Hyman & Calish (Jacob I/yuian aud J. J. Calixh), hair-

dressinj; saloon, 403 Pine
Hyiiard William A., seconJ officer Pacific Mail S. S. China
H^'nenian .Samuel, stockbniker, 403 Montjj^tiniery, dwl 819

Mont"r()niery
Hyne William, laborer, dwl 20 Washington Av
Hynes Edward P., carpenter Mechanics' Mill, dwl 106 Te-
hama
Hynes Hiram, dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-flfth
HjTios James, car)ienter, dwl 536 Mission
Hynes James, laborer new V. S. Appraiser's Building
Hynes John, carjienter, dwl Olen Park Av
Hj-nes John, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Hynes John, trackcleaner Omnibus R. R., dwl W s Guer-

ren) nr Slarket
Hynes John F., plasterer, dwl 10 Verona PI
Hynes John S., steward, dwl 15 Howard Court
Hynes Lawrence, boilcrmnker, dwl (JIJ Clementina, rear
Hynes Michivel (Gra»firl<i .{■ //.), dwl 1040.V Howard
Hynes Patrick, laborer, dwl lOj Lanjfton, roar
Hynes Peter, cariwnter, dwl 100 Tehan)a
Hj-nes Thomas, dwl 621 California
Hynes Thomas J., cutter Buckinj>:ham & Hecht, dwlll

Hickory Av
Hynes William H., carpenter, dwl 10 Verona PI
Hyslop John, night watchman, dwl 231 Green
Hyte Warren T., carbuilder, dwl 525 Howard
Hvthe William, cook Terminal Hotel, C0<j Fourth
Hjul H. H., boxmaker, dwl 18 First

rAxsoN Miles, miner, dwl NE cor Hyde and Lombard

Ibarra Epigmenio, dwl 1207 Filbert

Ibarra Fortunata, printer, dwl 1207 Filbert

Iban-a Joseph M., printer Felipe Fierro, dwl 1207 Filbert

Ibarra Mitchell, cook, dwl 1119 Kearny

Ibbach Adolph, bookkeeper J. C. Meussdorffer & Bros.,

dwl 027 Commercial
Iben Henrj-, carpenter Roesler & Proff, dwl 115 Sixth
Ibleisen Christopher, cook Continental Hotel
Ibsen P. J., Scandinavian Society, 71 New Mont
Iburg William M., groceries and liquors, 5 Eelden, dwl

Larkin nr Market
Icke Jacob, upholsterer, dwl 829 Pacific
Ickelheimer Henry, assistant bfwkkeeper Rosenthal, Fe-

der & Co., dwl" 15 Dupont
Ickelheimer Herman, house and signpainter, 15 Dupont
Ida Clayton and Great Western Wagon Road Co. (Napa,

Sonoma, and Lake 0>unties, office 204 Front
Ida EUmore Mining Co. (Idaho), William Willis secretary,

office Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery room 29
Ida & Co, (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 502 Merchant
Idaho Mill and Mining Co. (Idaho), office 29 Nevada Block
Idaho Panamint Consolidated S. M. Co. (Panamint, Cal.),
Daniel B\lck secretary, office SO and 81 Nevada Block
Ide Abbott L., chemi.st, dwl 708 Folsom
Ide John, trunl^iaker Joseph Corin, dwl 708 Folsom
Ide Obed, trunkmaker, dwl 708 Folsom
Ide P. Mrs., dwl 708 Folsom

Iden Michael, laborer Southern Pac. R. R,, dwl Ws Mich-
igan nr Shasta
Idelstein Joseph, laborer Custom House, dwl 26 Sixth
Iglauer Joseph, salesmaJi M. Heller & Bros., dwl 502 Bush
Iglauer Sigmund, assistant bookkeeper W. & I, Stein-
hart & Co., dwl 513 Post
Ignorta Imfeld, dwl SE cor Second and Clementina
Igo James, milk ranch, S s Bernal Heights opp Columbia
Igo Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Bernal Heights opp Colum-
bia
Ijams .John D., collector Pacific Bank, dwl 417 Powell
Ijams William E. Rev. , pastor Green St. Congregational

Church, dwl 130 Tyler
Iken Frederick, commission merchant, 525 Front, dwl 117

Stockton
lldric'Co. (Chinese), cigar factory, 132 Pacific
Illidge George J., clerk Union Insurance Co., res Oakland
Illinois Central Mining Co. (Owyhee, Idaho), R. H. Brown,

secretary, office 402 Montgomery room 2
niinois Quicksilver Mining C\). (Sonoma Co., Cal.X D. F.

Verdenal secretary, office 409 California
nies John Joseph, dw'l 4 Moulton PI
Hs John G. , manuf French cooking ranges, and proptr

Jackson Iron Foundn,-, 628 Washington
Use Frederick, coal dealer, dwl NW cor Grove and Bu-
chanan

rise WlllLim A., assaj-er Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, res Oakland
lite Gottfried, laborer, dwl 166 Cl.ara
Imbourg Charles, voteiSnary surgeon, dwl 323 Stockton
Inibrie Augustus C, merchant tailor, 115 Geary
Imfeld Louis, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228 Kear
Inigram Adam J., cabinetmaker Lockhart & Poi-tcr, dwl

Hi O'Farroll
Imhaus Emilc J., salesman Carlos F. Glein, dwl 1703

Market
Imhaus Louis A., agent J. M. Brunswick & Balke & Co.'s

billiard tables, 318 Front, dwl 356 Grove
Imhoff Edward, butcher Abraham Newman, dwl 118 Jones
Imhoff Frederick C. (Imhoff <t- Barron), dwl 705 Green-
wich
Imhoff Samuel G., tinsmith William Cronan, dwl 318

Miller PI
Imhoff & Barron (Fred C. Imhoff and Joseph Barron),

hairdressers, 705 Greenwich
Immel August, carver Scherf & Co., dwl S3 Everett
Imnicl August, driver City R. R., dwl E s Jessie bet

Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Immigrant Bureau, Josiah Earl manager, 40 Cal r om 10
IM.MMiRATIO^' t'O.U.MISSIONEK State, office 302

Davis
Imohl Francis, watchman, dwl W s Miss nr Six-mile House
I.nPEKIAL FIKE IXSlRAXfE «'0. (London), Falk-

ner. Bell & Co. agents, 430 California
Imperial Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Walter E.

Dean secretarv, office 419 California room 19
IMPROVE1* ORDER REI» MEX, hall Ns Post bet

Stockton and Powell, office Great Chief of Records

604 Merchant room 10
Ince Annette Miss, actress, dwl 24 Metcalfe PI
Ince Oinrad J., clerk Dutton & Withington, dv.i 413 Leav
Ince Matthew M. (Richard Patrick lO Co.), dwl 413 Leav
Incell Ada Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 110 Geary
Incell William, with Murray & Co., dwl 110 Gearj'
Inches Richard, machinist Risdou I. and L. Works, dwl

23 Grand Av
Ind Thomas, carpenter superintendent streets, dwl VV s

Laguna bet Hayes and Grove
Inda Cora, laborer Locke & Montague, dwl 26 Lincoln PI
Independent Gold Mining Co. (Butte County, Cal.),

George T. Grimes secretary, office 411| Cal room 4
Independence Consolidated Mining Co. (Nevada County,

Cal.), F. J. Herrmann secretary, office 413 Kearny
Independence Gold Quartz Minin"- Co., limited (Sierra

County, Cal.), Thomas Price general manager, office

524 Sacramento
laiDEPEXDEXC'E SALOOX, Osmer & Co. proptrs,

SW cor BraJinan and First
Indeiiendent and Omegrv Mining Co. (Storey County, Nev.\

Joseph JIaguire sccretar\', office 419 California room 2(5
IXDEPEXDE.XT ORDER B'XAI B'KITH, hall 105

Post
INDEPEXDEVr ORDER ODD FELLOWS, hall

325 Montgomery
I\DEPE>DEXT ORDER RED ME.V, hall .510 Bush
IXDEPE.NDEXT ORDER MHITE .MEX, hall 771

Market
Inderbitzeu Joseph, dairjinan Hubert Lustenberger, dwl

cor Thirtieth and California Av, Bernal Heights
India Dock, E s Battery bet Filbert and Greenwich
IXDIA RM'E MILL, William M. Greenwood proptr,

E s Fi-emont bet Jlission and Howard
Indian Queen Milling and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,

Nev.), Alfred K. Durbrow secretarj', office 309 Mont
Indianapolis Ch.air Manuf. Co. (Frederick lieutachler,

Charles n'ollpert, and Jacob Schwerdt), 508 Bush
Indig Lewis, mi kman, dwl 112 Shipley
Indorflc Frederick, teamster L. & E. Wertheimer, dwl 42

1%? Av
IndustVial Iron Works, McCormick, Lewis & Co. proptrs,

233 and 2.35 Beale
IXDl'STRIAL SCHOOL, Old Ocean House Road five

miles from City Hall, office 4 Citv Hall second floor
ISFAXTS' SHELTER, Sliss E. Humister matron, 512
Ing Andrew D., bookkeeper A. C. Nichols & Co., dwl 419

Harrison
Ingalls John N., captain S. S. Mohongo, dwl 026 Hayes
Ingalsbe Alva W., clerk stationerj' department Wells,

Fargo & Co., dwl cor Broadway & Taj^or
Ingargiola Frank, waiter, dwl 529 Tehama nr nfth
Ingargiola Samuel, clerk, dwl 529 Tehama nr Fifth
Ingarson Christopher, tinsmith, dwl 313 Ritch
Inge Richard, with J. M. Walker & Co., dwl 850 Market
Ingell Benjamin A., machineoperator Buckingham &

Hecht, dwl 325 Fell

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JAMES &. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

niTE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Ingell John T., machineoperator Buckingham & Hecht,

NW Cor Gough and Haight
Ingelles Theodore, clerk, dwl 1G23 Powell, rear
Ingeneri Sebastiano, painter Gio\%nni B. Deferrari
Ingersoll Gaylord B., lettercarrier Post-office, dwl W g

Leavenworth bet Union and Fijbert
Ingersoll George S., storage and commission, 1101 Bat-

terj', dwl 204 JIontgomeiT
Ingersoll H. H., physician, office and dwl 319 Gearj-
Ingersoll Taylor, baker, dwl 1031 Dupont
Ingerson Hiram H., homeopathic physician, office and

dwl 310 Geary
Ingerson James W. , master mariner, dwl 3 Morel PI
Ingham Mary D. (widow), teacher music, dwl llSlj Miss
Ingham Richard, carpenter and tankmaker Atwood &

Bodwell, dwl E s Sherman nr Eighteenth
Ingham Tliomas, laborer new City Hall, dwl 26 Steuart
Inglehart Frank, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

Buchanan and Bay
Ingler Charles L. , blindmaker William B. Bradbury, dwl

504 Greenwich
Ingler Edward E., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

504 Greenwich
Ingler Frank X., cook, dwl 504 Greenwich
Ingler James A., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

504 Greenwich
Ingles John, clerk Richard Harris, dwl 1237 Union
Inglewood House, Lewis S. Starkweather proptr,126 Fifth
Inglis Alexander, waiter Frank Garcia, dwl 4 Prosi>ect PI
Inglis Benjamin W., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

14 Garden
Inglis James, weai'er S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl

cor North Point and Larkin
Ingold George, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 409 Polk
Ingoldsbv Charles, laborer, dwl 37 Ecker
Ingoldsby L. D., proprietor Arcade Hoiise, 930 Market
Ingols James E., clerk Pacific Refineii" and Bullion Ex-
change, res Oakland
Ingomar Silver Mining Co. (Ely Co., Nev.), office 419 Cali-
fornia roona 23
Ingraham Charles, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s

Sierra nr Louisiana
Ingraham Frederick R., machinist, dwl 721 Hayes
Ingraham Gilbert K., carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-ninth nr

Sanchez
Ingraham James A., salesman Albert C. Titcomb, dwl 1001

Sutter
Ingraham Joseph Z.. machinist O. P. Ingraham & Bro.,

dwl 414 Fulton
Ingraham O. P. & Bro. (R. F. Ingraham), machinists, 13

Fremont
Ingraham Ossian P. (0. P. Ingraham Jc Bro.), dwl 414

Fulton
Ingi-aham Richard B., porter Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,

dwl S s Twenty-ninth nr Sanchez
Ingraham Rossini F. (O. P. Ingraham <fc Bro.), dwl 721

Hayes
Ingraham William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Ingram C, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Ingram Charles, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 22

John
Ingram John, plumber, dwl 2213 Larkin, rear
Ingram Joseph H., clerk Tliomas Barrows, dwl 9 Bowie

Av
Ingram William E., clerk A. Roman & Co., dwl 1912H3'de
Ingstrom Fritz, whitewasher, dwl 3 Adelaide PI
Inguglia Angelo, fish, 5 Clay St. Market, dwl 1117| Kear
Inguglia Robert, laborer Angelo Inguglia, dwl 1117J Kear
Ingweisen Christian H. , master mariner, dwl 30 Garden
Inman Jerry (Lewis <i- I.), dwl Brookljii Hotel
Inman William, dwl 652 Howard
Inman William M., glovecutter Cal. Glove Co., dwl 652

Howard
Innes Mrs., dwl 810 Mission
Innes Jennie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. P. M.Willard, dwl 249

Tehama
Innes John C. , clerk U. S. Quartermaster's Department,

dwl 1104 Market
Inselmann Henry, fniits and vegetables, 339 Third
Inskeep John E., machinist, dwl S s Twentj'-third bet

Howard and Capp
Inskeep Maria Miss, compositor Cubery & Co., dwl cor

Howard and Twenty-third
Inskip Emanuel, dwl 31 O'Farrell
Inskip .lohn, dwl 31 O'Farrell
Inslee George W. (Indee ifc Joseph), dwl 527 Geary
Iiislee & Joseph (GeorfircW. Inslee and MichaelJ. Joseph),
cigars and tobacco, NE cor Kearny and Bush

INSPECTOR BOILERS II. 8., office 11 U. S. Court

Building
I\SI'E«"1 OU GAS METERS, office 531 Mission
I\Sl'i;< TOK IIIXLS r. S., office 11 U.S. Court Bldg
IXSI'Ed'TOK STEAM VESSEL t. S., office 11 U. S.

Court Building
INSI RAM'E ( 4»MMISSIO.\ER STATE OF CALI-

FOR!«iIA, office 401 Califoniia
Insurance Company of North America, of Philadelphia

(fire), Jonathan Hunt & Son agents, office 313 Cal
Insurance Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nov.), Michael Landers

secretary, office 309 Montgomery room 2
Internal! W., confectioner, dwl 18 First
L\TER\ AL REVE.M E A«E.\T I'. S., ofiBce 128 Cal

room 7
I\TER.\AL REV EXl E COLLECTOR V, S^ office

U. S. Court Building
INTERNAL RETEM'E GANGERS, office U. S. Court

Building
INTERNAL REVEXIX SI PERVLSOR V. S., office

123 California room 7
International Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.) John

M. Bufflngton secretarv, office 309 California
INTERNATIOXAL HOTEL, Hiram C. Patridge, pro-
prietor, 824 and S26 Kearny
Invley John, barkeeper Joseph R. Eankson, djvl 208 First
Inwood George, dwl 1623 Powell, rear
lochner Max, proptr Uncle Sam's Garden, NE cor Van

Ness Av and Turk
Iowa Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), office 605 Clay
Ippma Theodore, physician, dwl NE cor Bran and Eighth
Ipson Louis, wagonmaker B. Grave & Co., dwl 10 Vincent
Ipswitch John, wines and liquors, 422 Kearny, dwl 420

Kearny
Iredale Alfred S., stoves and tinware, 957 Mission
Iredell Emma (widow), dwl 157V Tehama
Irelan George W., furniture repairing, 52 Everett
Irelan Jennie B. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Pri-
mary School
Irelan Samuel, Ship Calkera' Assn, 113 First
Irelan Sarah A. Mrs., dwl 52 Everett
Irelan William, shipjoiner, dwl 607 Howard
Irelan William Jr., California Assay Office, dwl 2001 Bush
Ireland David B., poi-ter G. C, Johnson & Co., dwl 533

Seventeenth
Ireland James, bookkeeper Thomas H. Selby & Co., re»

East Oakland
Ireland Joseph, waiter A. Smith, dwl 533 Seventeenth
Ireland William, hunter, dwl 120 Gearj-
lerland William .Jr., plumber and gasfitter, 120 Geary
IRISH-AMERICAN BEXEVOLEXT SOCIETY,

hall Sis Howard
IRISH- AMERICAN HALL, 816 and 818 Howard
Irish Confederation Hall, 751 Market
Irish George S., bookkeeper Pacific Bank, dwl 1006 Clay
Irish Literary and Social Club, rooms 638 Market
IRISH XEWS (monthly), Jeffrey Nunan editor, office

432 Montgomery'
Irish Wesley, clerk "Wilson & Brother, dwl 404 Bryant
Irish William, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 419

Hickory Av ^

Irish William W., salesman,' 404 Bryant
Irmann Gustav, janitor, 302 Montgomery
Imischer H., shoemaker, 204 Second
Ironsides Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Walter E. Dean

secretary, office 419 California room 19
Irvin Edward S., dwl 1409 Bush
Irvin George C, re-toucher negatives Hector W.Vaughan,

dwl 124 Eighth
Irvin Patrick, seaman, dwl Johnson PI nr Main
Irvin Robert J., carjx-nter, dwl 1927 Fillmore
Irrin Susan, nurse, City and County HospitaJ
Irvin Thomas, molder Occidental Foundrj-
Irvin. See Ervin, Erwin, and Irwin
Irvine Alexander, auditor Pioneer Land and Ldan Bank

of Savings and Deposit, dwl 553 Minna
Irvine A. W., jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 444 Green
Inine George (Irvine lO Haight), dwl 32S Hayes
IRVIXE, H.ARKER <t CO. (William Irvine, Asa

Barker, and James H. Wallace), wholesale grocers,

220 Front
Irvine James, capitalist, office 520 Montgomery, dwl NE

cor Folsom and Eleventh
Ir\'ine James, carpenter Risdon I. and L. Works
Irvine James, clerk, dwl 115 Mason

Irvine James, liquor saloon, 248 Sutter, dwl 315 Stockton
Irvine James S., carpenter and builder, dwl N 8 Twenty-
first bet Folsom and Harrison
Irvine Joseph A. R., printer dwl 411 J Fourth

HYGIENIC BOARDING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 Cal. ^

. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

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Irvine Thomas, seaman, dwl 117 Pnimin

Irvine William (Irmiw, Ilarker .(■ Co.), dwl 710 Hayes

Irvine William, nttoniey at law, office GO!) Sacramento,

dwl 1121 Ellis
Irvine William, second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
IKVIXE: * IIAKillT (Geor,/e Irvine and Robert

llaiijht), commission merchants, and wholesale deal-
ers egij's, butter, cheese, etc., 208 and 210 Clay
Irving Charles, actor, <hvl Il;icinc House, 1023 Kearny
Irviii},' David, tailor, dwl Twenty-first Av nr J, South S.

F.
Irvinjr Francis, cari>cnter and builder, dwl 546 Jessie
Irving 0., dwltil4 Keaniy

Irving George, carpenter, dwl 45 Vallejo •

Irving Henry, attorney at law, office 44 Montgomery

Block, dwl Cosmoiwlitan Hutel
Irving House, Robert Hoyle pmiirietor, 508 Mission
Irving J., lumberman C. A. Hooper cS Co.
Irving James, blacksmith, dwl NE cor Solano and Missis-
sippi
Irving James, salesman Clement Dixon, 8 Summer, dwl N

E cor Grove and Laguna
Irving Jarris, clerk Dunham, Carrigau & Co., dwl Russ

House
Irving James D., lumber surveyor, office Pier 2J Steuart,

dwl 913 McAllister
Irving Robert, laborer A. M. Simjison & Brother, Beale

St.^Vharf
Irving Samuel {Anderaon A: I.), dwl 606 Pine
Irving T. C, dwl 523 Kearny
Irving Thomas, molder, dwl Twentv-flrst Av nr J, South

S. F.
Irving Washington, inspector Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

246 Fourth
Irving Washington, special policeman, d^vl 1030 Clay
Ir^■ing William, porter A. L. Bancroft & Co., res Oakland
Irving William W., clerk, dwl \M Tehama
Irwin Alexander C, secretary Western Development Co.,

office XE cor Fourth and Townsend room 1, dwl 1206

Market
Irwin Benoni, artist, studio 411 Pine, res Oakland
Ir\vin Brown, mariner, dwl 14 Farren Av
Irwin Da\nd, cutter Doliver & Bro., dwl 1 Seymour Av
Irwin Francis, longshoreman, dwl S s Greenwich bet

Montgomery and Sansom
Irwin George, comjwsitor Bacon & Co., dwl 108 Shipley
Irwin H. , laborer Patent Brick Co.
Irwin Harry, upholsterer E. C. Kennedy, dwl 1209 Rear
Irwin Horace D., bookkeeper Doane & Henshelwood, dwl

1 Meacham PI
IKWI\ JA.1IES, Merchants' Exchange Wine Rooms,

Leidesdorff nr California, dwl 120 Sutter
Irwin James O., clerk vice-consul Japan, dwl 1 Mea«ham

PI
Irwin John, salesman, dwl 425 Sixth
Irwin John, shoe manufacturer, 416 Market, dwl S s Oak

bet Buchanan and Webster
Irwin John C, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., res Oakland
Irwin John L., foreman La Grande Laundry, dwl E s

Harrison bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Irwin Joseph, local editor Examiner, dwl 814 California
Irwin M. F. Mrs., dwl 307 Sutter
Irwin Nicholas, engineer, dwl 34 De Boom
Irwin P., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

Wharf
Irwin Peleg R., delivery clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s

^^^larf, dwl 467 Harrison
Irwin R. (widow), dwl ISIO Leavenworth
Irwin Richard B. {Richard B. Irwin tt Co.), dwl 1500

Van Ness Av
IRM'I\ RIC'H.IRD B. & €0. (William X. Olmsted),

shipping and commission merchants and insurance

agents, 200 Sansom
Irwin Robert, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl N 8

Ivy Av bet Van Ness Av and Polk
Irwin Robert, stevedore, dwl 330 Spear
Irwin Robert E., machinist, dwl 222 Minna
Irwin Samuel H., plasterer and whitener, NE cor Third

and Jessie, dwl 188 Jessie
Irwin William, clerk Redingtoi* & Co., dwl W s Capp bet

Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Irwin William, wood and coal dealer, dwl 519 Minna
Irwin. See Er\in, Erwin, Irvin, and Irvine
Isaac Elias, salesman Joseph T. Silva, dwl 453 Tehama
Isaac Gfeorge, cigar manufacturer, 242 Sixth
Isaac Isadore, furniture, 821 Montgomery
Isaac Jacob, cigarmaker George Isaac, 242 Si-Kth
Isaac Joseph, speculator, dwl 21 Ouk Grove Av
Isaac Julius, hairdresser Sand Bros., dwl 455 Green

Isaac Marcus, expressman, SW cor California and Kear-
ny, dwl 240 Clementina
Isaacs Abraham, clerk David Samuels, dwl 39 Langton
Isaacs Abraham, gasfitter and i)lumber, dwi 435 Green
Isaacs Abram, i)eildlcr, dwl 440 Jessie, rear
Isaacs Albert, clothing, 823 Kearny, dwl 435 Green
Isaacs Alfred S. , messenger Custom House, dwl 12J Russ
Isaacs Benjamin, dwl 522 Eighteenth
Isaacs Benjamin (Imacn d- Wilson), dwl 427 Hayes
Isaacs Benjamin, metallic signmakjer, dwl 24 Park Av
Isaacs David, teacher music, dwl 115 Eleventh
Isaacs, Gross & Co. {Morris J. Isaacn, Ilennan Gvosk,
and Solomtin J. Nathan), impo:ters and manufac-
turers clothing and furnishing goods, 533 Market
Isaacs Harris, boots and shoes, 260 Third, dwl 865 Folsom
Isaacs Henry, hatter Nickerson & Son, dwl 917 Stockton
Isaacs Hj'man, clothier, 507 Jackson, dwl 1008 Jackson
Isaacs Isidore, clerk Albert Isaacs, dwl 435 Green
Isaacs Isidore, clerk Maurice Louisson, dwl 518 Pacific
Isaacs Jacob, glazier, dwl 107 Welsh
Isaacs J. L., dwl 44 Third
Isaacs Julius, jieddler, dwl 246 Tehama
Isaacs Kate (widow), dwl 201 Leavenworth
Isaacs Michael, clothing, 645 Pacific, dwl 366 Jessie
Isaacs Morris, tailor, 4 Summer

Isaacs Morris J. {Isaacs, Gross ,t Co.), dwl Palace Hotel
Isaacs Peter, assistant mail department Evening Post, dwl

435 Green
Isaacs Reuben (q/' P. Isaacs <i- Bro., Yokohama), office 133

Sansom, dwl 538 McAllister
Isaacs Samuel, dwl 39 Langton
Isaacs Samuel, clerk Charles Lissig, dwl 366 Jessie
Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 518 Pacific
Isaacs Samuel, varieties, 743 Pacific
Isaacs Simon, clothier, dwl 417 Pacific
Isaacs Solomon, butcher Abraham Newman, dwl 1601

Turk
Isaacs William, glazier, dwl 1127 T^ier
IS.l.lt'S WILLI i!H B., secretary Consolidated Tobac-
co Co., office 207 Front, dwl 1428 Post
Isaacs & Wilson {Benjamin Isaacs and William Wilson),

metallic sign manufacturers, 213 Pine
Isaacson George J., jeweler B. Morris & Co., dwl 224 Fifth
Isaacson Henry, waiter Joe Giusti & Co.
Isaacson Isaac, teacher Hebrew, dwl 9 Garden
Isaacson Mary Mrs., bakery, 224 Fifth
Isaly Jean, hairdresser, dwl 7^3 Pacific
Isanhart Ch., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Iseke Isaac, peddler, dwl 51 Stevenson
Iseke Raymond, peddler, dwl 51 Stevenson
Iseli Jacob, liquor saloon, 2208 Powell
Iselieber Frederick, commission agent, dwi 24 Scott PI
Iseman David, dwl 1311 Larkin

Isenhardt Charles, Lumbennen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Ish Milton C. , assayer Riehn, Hemme & Co. , dwl 265 Clara
Isham I. B. G. , master mariner, office 215 Sansom room 11,

dwl 1114 Market '

Isherwood Leach, barkeeper Gardner & Co., dwl 429 Davis
Isigkite Oharles, master mariner, dwl 5 Beale PI nr Main
Isigkite Robert, helper Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 5 Beale PI

nr Main
Isleiber Frederick, salesman E. Neale & Co., dwl 24 Scott
Isler Samuel, miner, dwl 221 Mason
Ismert Albert, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 525^ Howard
Ismert Edward J., miller Horace Davis & Co.
Isola Antonio, fres^opainter, dwl 430 Vallejo
Isola J., vegetables, Colombo Market
Isola Maria, vegetables, Colombo Market
Israel Adeline Miss, dwi 1145 Howard
Israel Charles, clerk Bremer & Bro., dwl 253 Minna
Israel Isaac G. (Steiner dt- /.), dwl 710 Hyde
Israel Jacob clothier, dwl 1145 Howard
Israel Joseph, gents' furnishing goods, 1323 Stockton
Israel Julius, cigar dealer, dwl 229 Tyler
Israel Me3'er {Shirek d- Co.), dwl 919'Jackson
Israel Richard B., clerk James G. Steele & Co., dwl 316

Kearny
Israel Simon, clothing, 516 Fourth
Isi-aell Harrj' C, purser, dwl 737 Howard
Israelsky Heiman {H. Israelsky <t- Co.), res Napa City
Israelsky H. & Co. {Heiman Israelskji), pgultrj', dairy

produce, etc., 81 and 82 California Marlret
Israelsky Julius, poultry dealer, dwi 1129 Mission
Issaly John, liquor saloon, 1027 Dupont, dwl 738 Pacific
Isselhacher S., bootmaker, dwl 1414} Powell
Issendorf Frederick {Lankenau & I.), dwl SW cor How-
ard and Beale
Isson Samuel, watchmaker and jeweler, 401 Pacific, dwl
1602 Mason

^ TEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELEY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont, cor. MercHant

1ST

430

JAC

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P5
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Isted Ira, di-ajiwan, dwl 146^ Clara

Isthmus House, William I. Baily proptr, 54 First

IT41IAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, office 430 Jack

ITALIAN HOSPITAL, SW cor Twenty-eighth and Noe
ITALY, Count Diego BaiTillis, consul, office 525 Front
Itherington W., laborer Frear Stone Co.
Itjen C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj-, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth , j , cqi
Itsell A. J., teacher Eighth St. Grammar School, dwl 531

O'Farrell , , „ r.^

Ittor Louis, harnessma'ker Charles H. Mead, dwl i ?■ Clem
Ivancovich J. & Co. (Mark Vtilwevich), foreign and do-
mestic fraits, 520 and 522 Sansoni
Ivancovich John (J. Ivancovich & Co.), dwl 64i Howard
Ivanhoe Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 503 Wash
Ivanoff Tichen (D. Shirpser A Co.), res Alaska
Ivanovich Jova M., barkeeper Sava M. Ivanovich, dwl ht

cor Drumm and Washington
Ivanovich Sava M., Uquor saloon, SE cor Drumm and

Washington
Iveli Marino, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Ivemever Henry {Ivenuyer d: Dunker), dwl 428 Bdv^
Ivemeyer & Dunker (Henry Ivemeyer and Adolph Bun-
ker), New Manhattan Sample Rooms, SW cor Bat-
tery and Commercial
Iverill George, seaman, 123 Jackson
lYEKS RICHARD, capiUlist, office 411J California,

dwl 1325 Leavenworth
Iversen August, clerk Matthias Gray, dwl 826 Folsom
Iversen Christian, captain schr Amelia Martin, Green St.

Wharf . „ ^

Iversen Frederick Ferdinand, proptr California Posten,
dwl 55 Minna ■ j i

Iversen Henry, cigar box manuf Abraham Waldstein, dwl

18.^ Zoe
Iversen Henry W., master mariner, dwl 3 King
Ivevson Hans, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Iverson Julia (widow), dwl 327 Beale
Iverson Louis, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Ives Abiiah, engineer, dwl 3 Polk , , „.

Ives Charles, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 2214 Six-
teenth
Ives Charles S., collector Main & Winchester, dwl 1515

Larkin .

Ives ChariesW., upholsterer West Coast Furmtiire Co.,

dwl 3 Polk
Ives Eliza Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 522 How
Ives Frederick A., machinist Cal. Machine Works, dwl 232

Jcssifi
lYES GEORGE I., stockbroker, office 402 Montgom-
ery, dwl 930 Market
Ives Ralph O. (JR. 0. Ives & Co.), dwl Brunswick House,

148 Sixth
Ives R. O. & Co., stockbrokers, office 422 Montgomery
Ives Stephen D., salesman Lawton & Co., dwl 618 Taylor
Ivory John A., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 2214 Six-
teenth
Ivory Mary (widow), laundress, dwl 25 Jessie, rear
Ivory William, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Lo»g Bridge
vy James, general jobber, dwl 119 Third
Ivy Peter, cook, dwl 5 Broadway

Ivy Simon, sawyer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl 18
Gilbert

Jacamo Pedro, vaquero, dwl W s Railroad Av nr Sixth,

South S. F.
Jaccard Henry, watchmaker and jeweler, 307 Fourth
Jacht Edward, dwl 536 Sacramento
Jack Adam Jr. (B. Ansburg cfc Co.), dwl W s Ohio bet Val-

lejo and Broadway
Jack John, clerk Le Count Brothers, dwl 1012 Mont
Jack John, molder, dwl 249 Spear, rear
-Tack Robert, hostler Oregon Bottling Works, 127 Fifth,

dwl :-il8 Jessie
Jack William S., bookkeeper Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl

238Shotwell . , , „,.

Jackel John, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 24J

Garden
Jacker Josei*, machinist Phoenix Iron Works, dwl Mar-
ket nr Fifth
Jackman C. M., porter, dwl 423 Bush
Jackman Darius B., porter 406 Montgomery, dwl 1010 Pac
Jackmaih Prank, quartermaster S. S. Ancon, Broadway

St. Wharf, dwl 32 Minna
Jackman James, peddler, dwl 502 Broadivay
Jackman Jehiel B., stevedore, dwl 1332 Bush

Jackoney Peter, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Jacko Juan, salesman S. Maroodas, dwl 332 Jessie
JACKS ROIBERT, groceries and Uquors, SW cor Bry-
ant and Clinton , , ^ , . ^

Jackson , captain schr Emily Lunt, dwl Beale bet

Folsom and Harrison

Jackson , dwl 108 Taylor

Jackson A., carpenter, dwl 23 Clay
Jackson Abraham J., painter, dwl 501 Broadway
Jackson Abraham W., cooper, dwl 28 Langton
Jackson A. J., monevorder clerk Post-offlce, dwl 127 Kear
Jackson Albert, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Jackson Alden W., salesman Pope & Talbot, dwl 419 Bry-
ant
Jackson Alexander, boarding, 809 Battery
Jackson Andrew, hatter Charles J. Collins, 321 Mont
Jackson Andrew, patternmaker Dunn & Kewin, dwl 538

Howard
Jackson Andrew A., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., awl

Sixteenth nr Shot\»ell
Jackson Archibald, carpenter, dwl 20 Frederick
Jackson Ben, steward Oregon S. S. Co.
JACKSON BREWERY, William A. Frederick proptr.

1428 Mission
Jackson Charies, dwl 1313 Vallejo ^ , .,„ r>

Jackson Charles, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 17 Ron-
del PI
Jackson Charles, hostler with Arthur Waters, dwl 1129

Jackson Charles, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Jackson Charles, porter, dwl 605 Natoma
Jackson Charles G. (Jackson <t- Mamie), dwl 106 Mason
Jackson Charles G., clerk, dwl 911 Sutter
Jackson Charles AI., clerk Holbrook, Mernll & Co., dwl

1313 Vallejo
Jackson Charies M., tailor, dwl 308 Tehama
Jackson Charles R., barkeeper N. A. Lee, dwl 815 Clay
Jackson D., clerk, dwl 329 O'Farrell

Jackson David B., ticket agent Goodall, Nelson & Per-
kins' S. S. Line, office 214 Montgomery, dwl 529 Green
Jackson Edgar H., clerk Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19

Steuart
Jackson Edward, clerk, dwl 29 Turk
Jackson Elizabeth (widow), dressmaker, 917 Folsom
Jackson Eugene, doorkeeper Cal. Stock Exchange Board,

^wl 1220 Powell
Jackson Frank, miner, dwl 863^ Market
Jackson Fi-ank H., machinist Elias H. Thompson, dwl

Mission bet First and Second
Jackson Frajik J., messenger S. F. Savings Union, dwl

1220 Powell . ,

Jackson Frank L., insurance agent, dwl 678 Twentieth
Jackson Frederick, shoemaker John Utschig, dwl 537

Hayes
Jackson Frederick, upholsterer Charles M. Plum, dwl 516

Filbert
Jackson George, dwl 515 Sacramento
Jackson George, pressman Phelps Manuf. Co., dwl US

William
Jackson George H., nurse, dwl 502 Broadway
Jackson George S., clerk Hale & Co., dwl 1107 Kearny
Jackson G. W., teacher music, dwl 503 Powell
Jackson H., plumber, dwl 4 Dodge nr Turk
Jackson Harriet (widow), dwl 1220 Powell
Jackson Henry, boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl 137 Hunt
Jackson Henry, civil engineer, dwl 220 Eddy ^ _, _.
Jackson Henry, seaman bktn Harrison, Jackson St. Wharf
Jackson H. L., waiter, dwl 1605 Jones
Jackson Horace, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 12 Auburn
Jackson Iron Foundry, John G. lis proptr, cor Gibb and

Maiden Lane, office 628 Washington
Jackson J., seaman stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Jackson Jacob, dw! 84 Evei-ett

JACKSON JACOB G., wholesale lumber, and proptr
Caspar Mills (Caspar Creeek, Mendocino County),
Pier 2 Steuart, dwl 911 Sutter
Jackson James, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. China
Jackson Jane (widow), dwl 18 Stone
Jackson Jane, laundress Mck House
Jackson J. M., Tailors' Pro. Union, dwl SW cor Kearny

and Morton
Jackson John, bookkeeper, dwl 425i Natoma
Jackson John, bookbinder Hic!-s & Co., dwl 516 IilDert
Jackson John, brassflnisher George H. Tay & Co., dwl 534
Folsom
I Jackson John, clerk, dwl 242 Taylor „,. „

I Jackson John, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 425 Na.
. toina •

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Markel

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Jackson John, teamster Nicholas Bruns, dwl 617 Davis
Jaukson John A., watchman Palace Hotel, dwl 611 Minna
Jackson John Isaac, whitener, dwl NW cor Bryant and

Clinton
JACK!!>0\ JOn\ P., aiirent John P. Jones, office 390

Pine room 1, dwl 720 Sutter
Jackson John K., bookkeeiwr, dwl 944 Howard
Jackson John S., cnjfineman Enjpne No. 3 S. F. F. D.,

dwl 10 Leroy PI
Jackson John W., watckniaker, 602 Kearny, dwl 516 Bush
Jackson Joseph, assistant engineer stni Alice Garratt,

Front St. Wharf
Jackson Joseph, doorkeeper Buckley's Varieties, dwl 1107

Kearny
Jackson J. P. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 418 Grove
Jackson J. W., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf
Jackson J. W. , watchmaker, 44 Gearj', dwl 516 Bush
Jackson Lucy A. Miss, missionary, dwl 1615 California
Jackson M., dwl 102 Mason
Jacksijn Marquis A., bookkeeper Edward F. Hall & Co.,

dwl 425i Natoma
Jackson Martin (Jackson <C- Frostholm), dwl 419 Chestnut
Jackson Mar>- (widow), dwl 2 Taylor PI
Jackson .Mar>- Ann (widow), dwl 1142 Folsom
Jackson Mininir Co. (Eureka, Nev.), David L. Thomas sec-
retary-, otlice 419 (;alifornia
Jackson Moses A., messenger Thomas C. Grant, dwl 722

Broadway
Jackson Otis, clerk Cal. Planing Mills, dwl .515 Bush
Jackson Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 125 Silver, rear
Jackson Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Jackson Peter H., agent Hyatt's Patent Illuminating.

Tiles, 14 First, dwl Lick House
Jackson Kichard, janitor 306 Pine, dwl SW cor Sacra-
mento and Pros])ect PI
Jackson Richard W., Abalone Shell Jewelry Manuf., 411

Clay and 412 Commercial, depot 614 Market, dwl 608

Market
Jackson Robert, clerk, dwl 1513 Hyde
Jackson Robert, seaman schr American Girl, Main St.

WTiarf
Jackson Robert, porter Mrs. C. N. Mann, 1104 Market
Jackson Robert C., salesman Thomas Sullivan, dwl 220

Third
Jackson Robert F. , assistant bookkeeper G. W. Chesley &

Co. , res Oakland ^

Jackson S. Mrs., dwl 425^ Natoma
Jackson Samuel, carpenter, dwl 3 Taylor
Jackson Sarah A. (widow), furnished rooms, 504 Stock
Jackson Silas, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 60 Annie
Jackson St. Wharf, foot Jackson
Jackson Theodore A., coachman Qeorge A. Gates, NW

cor Post and Devisadero
Jackson Theodore J., expressman, NE cor Dupont and

Sacramento, dwl 210 Fourth
Jackson Thomas, machinist, dwl 520 Mission
Jackson Thomas, seaman, dwl 105 Clark
Jackson Thomas J., foreman upholsterer A. Lenhardt,

dwl 516 Filbert
Jackson Thomas W. , upholsterer A. Lenhardt, dwl 516

Filbert
Jackson Thomas W., wholesale liquors and commission

merchant, 416 Sacramento, dwl 2410 Folsom
Jackson T. W., proptr Soda Facton,-, W s Channel bet

Sixteenth and Santa Clara, office 406i Sacramento
Jackson Walter, barkeeper M. May & DriscoU, dwl 913

Montgomerj"
Jackson Walter, furniture mover, dwl 736 Howard
Jackson Walter, laborer, dwl 31 Ecker
Jackson W. F. {Hamiltoti d- J.), dwl 331 Kearny
Jackson William, dwl 536 Market
Jackson William, bootmaker, 309 Hayes
Jackson William, carpenter Goodall, Nelson & Perkins,

dwl 112 Silver
Jackson William, cook stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Jaclcson William, foreman R. W. Jackson, dwl 614 Market
Jackson William, porter Central Pac. R. R., NE cor

Fourth and Townsend, dwl 131 Silver
Jackson William, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Jackson William A., clerk, dwl .536 Market
Jackson William C, expressman, cor Jackson and Front,

dwl 565 Howard
Jackson William L. G/, messengrer Hamilton & Sonnich-

sen, res Oakland
Jackson William N., nightwatchman, dwl 316 Minna
Jacks<:in & Frostholm 0fartin Jackiion and Christian E.

Frontholm), liquor saloon, junction Montgomery Av,

Keamv and Pacific

JACKSOX A MAUDE (Charles 6. Jackson and Al-
bert C. Matule), real-estate agents, 513 Montgomery

Jacob , tailor, dwl 235 Kearny

Jacob Ange C, tailor, 1604 Stockton

Jacob Charles E., driver S. Lachman & Co., dwl 420
O'Farrell

Jacob Henry, hairdresser, dwl 441J Natoma

Jacob Isaac, tailor Samuel N. Wood, dwl 240 Clementina

Jacob Little Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
William R. Townsend secretar)-, office 330 Pine
room 4

Jacob Mary Mrs., dwl 1604 Stockton

Jacob Nathan, clerk Le\'i Strauss & Co., dwl 729 O'Farrell

Jacob Ola, carcleaner Southern Pac. R. R. , cor Sixteenth
and Harrison

Jacob Solomon, drayman L. & E. Wertheimer, dwl 729
O'Farrell

Jacobenoch Levy, dwl 102 Eddy

Jacobi Alfred, dwl 759 Clay

Jacobi Jacob J. , clerk Schmieden, Hochstadter & Co.,
dwl 511 Stockton

Jacobi Leonard (Schmieden, Hochstadter Jc Co.), dwl 511
Stockton

Jacobi Leopold, collector, 430 California, dwl Westminster
House

Jacobi. See Jacoby

Jacobs Abraham, clothing, 613 Pacific, dwl 1121 Powell

Jacobs Abraham, hairdresser Henrj- Heinz, dwl Jackson
bet Davis and Drumm

Jacobs Abraham, manager Abraham Goodman, 133 San-
som, dwl 713 Polk

Jacobs Abraham, upholsterer Henry Luchsinger & Co.,
dwl Tehama nr Fifth

Jacobs Albert, dwl 23 Telegraph PI

Jacobs Albert, bookkeeper J. Baum & Co., dwl 1 Martha
PI

Jacobs Barney, peddler, dwl 303 First

Jacobs Benjamin F. (B. F. Jacobs & Co.), dwl 537 Va-
lencia

Jacobs Bernard, clerk Abraham Jacobs, Jwl 1121 Powell

Jacobs B. F. & Co. (Charles Jacobs), proptrs Calif omia
Commercial Guide, office 540 Clay ,

Jacobs C, bellman Palace Hotel

Jacobs C, tobacconist, dwl Nucleus House

Jacobs C. Mrs. , teacher Rincon Grammar School

Jacobs Carrie, chambermaid Palace Hotel

Jacobs Charles (B. F. Jacobs <i- Co.), dwl 537 Valencia

Jacobs Charles, salesman Solomon Jacobs, dwl 305 Hayes

Jacobs David, dealer leaf tobacco, SW cor Battery and Fil-
bert, dwl 537 Valencia •

Jacobs David, tailor, 26 Sacramento, dwl NE cor Com-
mercial and Drumm

Jacobs David, tobacconist. Nucleus House

Jacobs Edward, tinsmith, dwl 717 O'Farrell

Jacobs Elias, merchant, office 513 Market, dwl 633 Ellis

Jacobs Ernest, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton

Jacobs Frederick, upholsterer, dwl 3 King

Jacobs Gustav (Calisher d- J.), dwl 633 Ellis

Jacobs Harriet Mrs., fancy goods, 122 Third, dwl 44 Third

Jacobs Harrj-, dwl 235 Kearny

Jacobs H. E., waiter stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf

Jacobs Henry, attorney, dwl 304 Third

Jacobs Henry I., hairdressing saloon, lOOOj |Market, dwl
441 Natoma

Jacobs H. I. (Simon Jacobs <fc Co.), dwl 1009 Post

Jacobs Hyman S., tailor, 125 Sansom room 32, dwl 1404
Powell

Jacobs Israel, peddler, dwl 3 Ha)-wood PI

Jacobs J., clerk, dwl 309 Hyde

Jacobs Jacob, bootblack Jeremiah O'Leary, American Ex-
change

Jacobs Jacob, clothing and furnishing goods, 723 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1508 Folsom

Jacobs Jacob, express, cor Broadway and Dupont, dwl
713 Union

Jacobs Jacob Jr., hairdressing saloon, 433 Pine, dwl 713
Union

Jacobs Jacob D., seaman, dwl 9 Washington

Jacobs James, laborer, dwl 214 First

Jacobs James A., dwl 522 Van Ness Av

Jacobs John, seaman, dwl 430 Drumm

Jacobs Joseph, assistant assaj'er's department U. S. Mint,
dwl 1415 Larkin

Jacobs Joseph (Jacobs it- Co.), dwl 251 Stevenson

Jacobs Joseph, hainlresser William Radz, dwl 713 Union

Jacobs Joseph, peddler, dwl Prospect Av nr Coso Av, Ber-
nal Heights

Jacobs Joseph, salesman Hartman Bros., dwl 305 Hayes

JAIIES Q. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELHY for Sale by D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Jacobs Joseph, tailor, 424 Broadway

Jacobs Julius, butcher, dwl 503 Hyde

J.lt'OItS JIILIIIS, jjeneral agent Germania Life In-
surance Co. (and Putter, J. <t J5^as<on), office 318 Cali-
fornia, dwl 424 Sutter

Jacobs Julius, tailor, dwl 303 First

Jacobs Lionel M. (of L. M. Jacobs & Co., Tucson, A. T.),
office 238 Montsjoniery, dwl 22 Geary

Jacobs Louis N., bookkeeper J.W.Brown & Co., dwl 924
Pine

Jacobs Louis, dry and fancy goods, 1011 Stockton

Jacobs Louis, tailor, 14 Hayes

Jacobs Manheim, merchant, dwl 215 Powell

Jacobs Mark, cabinetmaker Weir & Greenwood, dwl 137
Tehama

Jacobs Mark I. (M. I. Jacobs cfc Co.), dwl 615 Grove

Jacobs Marks, expressman NW cor Folsom and Tliird,
dwl 225 Third

Jacobs Maurice, proprietor Eagle Shirt Factory, 3 First,
dwl 729 Folsom

Jacobs M. E., salesman Sachs, Strassburger & Co., dwl
427 Bush

Jacobs M. L & Co., moneybrokera, 238 Montgomerj'

Jacobs Morris, clothing cutter, dwl 235 Kearny

Jacobs Morris, salesman M. J. Flavin, dwl 131 Mont

Jacobs Morris, peddler, dwl 347 Tehama

Jacobs M. S., mining, dwl Occidental Hotel

Jacobs Myer, dwl 305 Hayes

Jacobs Nathaniel, clerk McAllisters & Bergin, dwl 1912
Broadway

Jacobs Peter, upholsterer, dwl 10 Welsh

Jacobs Rachel (widow), dressmaker, dwl 503 Hyde

Jacobs Rebecca Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 215 Powell

Jacobs S., cigars, dwl 315 Eddy

Jacobs S., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Montana

Jacobs Samuel, bookkeeper Julius Jacobs, dwl 23 Powell

Jacobs Samuel, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 26 Sacramento

Jacobs Samuel, peddler, dwl W s Pierce nr Haight

Jacobs Simon, salesman Eagle Shirt Factory, dwl 729
Folsom

Jacobs Simeon L. (Jacobs & Glass), dwl NE cor Powell
and Ellis

Jacobs Solomon, dwl 319 Ivy Av

Jacobs Solomon, fancy dry goods, 802 Kearny, dwl 305
Hayes

Jacobs Solomon, foreman Ordenstein & Co., dwl 32^
Langton

Jacobs Soloni«n, tailor, 239 Eighth

Jacobs William (A. Lusk & Co.), dwl S s Pacific bet Van
Ness Av and Polk

Jacobs William, carpenter, dwl E s Minnesota bet Mari-
posa and Solano

Jacobs William, carpenter, dwl 514 Pine

Jacobs William A., carpenter, dwl 23 Telegraph PI

Jacobs William N., mailing clerk Post-office, dwl 1210j
Larkin

Jacobs & Co. (Joseph Jacobs), wholesale cigars and to-
bacco, 123 California

Jacobs & Glass (Simeon L. Jacobs and Marks Glass), dry
and fancy goods, 905 Stockton

Jacobsen Auguste, peddler, dwl St. Charles PI

Jacobsen Gus, carpenter stra Senator, Broadway St.
Wharf

Jacobsen Henry, shipwright, dwl N s Ivy Av bet Van
Ness Av and Polk

Jacobsen Hemian, seaman, dwl NE cor Howard and
Steuart

Jacobsen H. R., master mariner, office 305 East

Jacobsen Jacob, waiter, dwl 409 Pacific

Jacobsen J. E. , master mariner, dwl 27 Freelon

Jacobsen Jorgen, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont

Jacobsen Nils P., silversmith Koehler & Ritter, dwl 443J
Natoma

Jacobsen Peter, groceries and liquors, 2019 Mason, dwl
2122 Mason

Jacobson Allen, oiler stm Oriflamme, Folsom St.AiSTiarf

Jacobson Anton, first mate brig Sheet Anchor, dwl 39
Pacific

Jacobson August, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl NE cor
Shasta and Michigan

Jacobson August, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart

Jacobson Benjamin, tanner Albert B. Patrick, dwl cor
Eighteenth and Folsom

Jacobson Bernt, engineer Giacomo Brignardello, dwl 55
Minna

Jacobson C. , teamster Heynmann & Co. , dwl 5 Sansom

Jacobson Carl, seaman, dwl 415 East

Jacobson Charles (Jacobson & Hanson), dwl 819 Mont
Jacobson Charles, mate schooner George Woods, dwl 107

Druiiim
Jacobson Charles, tailor, dwl 238 Clara
Jacobson Christian, liquor saloon, NW cor Jack and Davis
Jacobson David, shoemaker Buckingham & Ilecht, dwl

743 Tehama
Jacobson E. , fruit dealer, dwl 819 Montgomery
Jacobson Edward, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
Jacobson Enoch, dwl cor Wisconsin and Colnsa
Jacobson Frank, seaman, dwl 109 Vallejo
Jacobson F. T., mate schooner Montana, dwl 1 Freelon
Jacobson H., captain schooner Cora, office Pier 2 Steuart,

dwl 1 Freelon
Jacobson Hans, watchman stm Transit, dwl 12 Washing-
ton
Jacobson I., veterinary surgeon, 16 Sutter, dwl 15 Sutter
Jacobson J. clerk, dwl 319 Taylor

Jacobson J. , laborer Pac. Box Factory, dwl 481 Braiman
Jacobson Jacob, birds and cages, 208 Brannan, dwl 731

Folsom
Jacobson, John, captain schooner Golden Fleece, dwl 1

Freelon
Jacobson John, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Jacobson John, seaman, dwl 20 Commercial
Jacobson John, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Jacobson Joseph, expressman, dwl 444 Clementina
Jacobson Joseph, express wagon, NE cor Jackson and

Kearny, dwl 44 Moss
Jacobson L., S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 California
Jacobson Lars, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Jacobson Louis, carpenter Andrew Frei, dwl 43 Minna
Jacobson Martin, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Jacobson Matthew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW

cor Eighth and Bryant
Jacobson Matthias, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE

cor Bryant and Bryant Av
Jacobson Max, clerk with Henry Hollman, dwl NW cor

Mission and Twenty-fourth
Jacobson Morris, dwl 2131 Bush
Jacobson Nathan P., clerk, dwl 4431 Natoma
Jacobson Nathaniel, peddler, dwl 3 HayM'ood PI
Jacobson Peter, bootmaker, dwl 734 Montgomery
Jacobson Peter Jr., clerk Peter Jacobson, dwl 2122 Mason
Jacobson Rebecca (widow), dwl 225 Post
Jacobson Rudolph, local policeman, dwl 5 Newell bet Ma-
son and Taylor
Jacobson Sigmund, cigars, 507 Davis, dwl 223 Clara
Jacobson Simon, dwl 926 Folsom, rear
Jacobson Tobias, milkranch, cor Wisconsin and Colusa
Jacobson Torwel M., dwl cor Wisconsin and Colusa
Jacobson W. , laborer^. A. Hooper & Co.
Jacobson & Hansom (Charles Jacobson, and Ernanitel

Hanson), fruits and produce, 501 Washington
Jacoby A., agent D. Manheim (Eureka, Nev.), office 20

Sansom, dwl 139 Fourth
Jacoby Albert, workman Packing and Provision Co.
Jacoby Ernst, editor and manager The Hebrew, office 612

Commercial, dwl 838 Mission
Jacoby Fred, dwl 2117 Geary

Jacoby Henry (li. W. Heath <t' Co.), dwl 912 McAllister
Jacoby Jacob, tailor, dwl 363 Jessie
Jacoby Joseph (Jacoby tfc Bielski), dwl NW cor Polk and

Green
Jacoby Julius (Becker <t- J.), dwl 854 Folsom
Jacoby Julius H., clerk Samuel Jacoby, dwl 1110 Stock
JA€OBV LOUIS, manager Hamburg-Bremen andjSwiss

Lloyds Insurance Cos., office 13 Merchants' Exchange

425' California, dwl 912 McAllister
Jacoby Paxton K. , policeman City Hall, dwl 415 Post
JACOBY PHILO, publisher and proptr The Hebrew,

office 612 Commercial, dwl 722 Csdifornia
Jacoby Samuel, dr}' goods, 1110 Stockton
Jacoby Samuel (Provo, Kluit it- J.), dwl 363 Jessie
Jacoby & Bielski (Joseph Jacoby ami Max Bielski), dairy

produce, 15 Centre Market
Jacomara Cogoran, marblecutter, dwl 1112 Kearny
Jacoth David M., carpenter Wade's Opera House, dwl 32

Ellis
Jacquelin Emile H., broker, dwl 411 Ellis
Jacquemod Anselmo, dwl 2 Caroline PI, rear
Jacques A., bootmaker, 445 Jackson
Jacques Ann Marie, dressmaker, dwl 205 Second
Jacques James, dwl 1117 Greenwich
Jacques James B., expressman, cor Front and Market,

dwl 526 Filbert
Jacques Joseph, hairdresser Joseph Silva, 306 J Third
Jacques Thomas, dwl 1117 Greenwich

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

JAC

433

JAN

Jacques Thomas, machinist West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl ei9 Geary
Jacqiiinot Fran^olse (widow), curtain and lace laundress,

(505 Post
Jacquiiiot Louisa Miss, dwl 106 Post
Jacquot Constant, waiter F. W. Haubrich, dwl r)02 Union
Jacquot Krnost (Giraudon <t J.), dwl ir>0 Shipley
Jacquot v., carver D. A. Macdonald & t'o.
Jacquot Georcre, florist Mme. J. B. Neulens, dwl 716

W;ishint'ton
Jacquot Joseph, carpenter, dwl W s Fourteenth Av nr N,

South S. F.
Jacquot Jules, laundrjTnan Alms House
Jaejrer A. Mrs., midwife, dwl lO.^,*! Howard
Jaeg'er Charles, carpenter, dwl 1114 Stockton
Jacffer Ooorife M., yrentleman's nurse, dwl 10 Franklin
Jaeger Jolin, wotxlearvcr, dwl 7 Varenne
Jaeger L. J. F., binder A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 412

Sixtli
Jaeprlintr Henry, porter, dwl 114 Bernard
Jaenij,' Churlcs, locksmith, dwl 1 Page
Jaffa Hi:nrv .S., teacher lanffuaijes, dwl 7.30 Howard
Jaffa H. S. Mine., teacher music, 730 Howard
J.iFrK I.OD IS, coal, 413 and 415 Pacific, office 137 Post,

ilwl CIS () Faxrell
Jaffe Ma.\, huokkeejier, dwl 23 Tajior
Jaffemaii Frank, asphaltum worker, dwl 33 Hinckley
JafTers Charles, dwl 2i> Minna
Jaffers John, dwl 20 Minna
JafTers Patrick, dwl 20 Minna
Jag^er George, hairdresser, .518 Hyde, dwl .512 Hyde
Jagcr Jacob, laborer, dwl 814 Montgomery
Jager Louis, seaman schr William, Bulkhead bet Wash-

ingt<^)n and Jackson
Jagger William, fruit peddler, dwl 19 Ridley
Jaggi Jacob, tailor, dwl 1 Taylor PI
Jaggi John, tailor, dwl .51 Second
Jago Charles H., stoneniiison, dwl 33 Eddy
Jago Eiihraim B., toll-gatekeeper Point Lobos Av, dwl

NE C'lr Geary and Lyon
Jagoc Robert H., bootmaker, dwl W s Laguna bet Hayes

and Grove

oe Tliomas H., painter, dwl W s Laguna bet Hayes

and Grove
Jagon P. Leon, waiter Poodle Dog Restaurant, dwl 445

Bush
Jahn Albrecht, secretary Horticultural Hall Assn,dwl519

Kearny

Jahn Christ<-)pher, cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First
Jahn Elizabeth (widow), dwl cor I and Fourth Av, South

S. F.

Jahns I. H., with B. Nathan & Co., dwl 927 Howard
Jahnsson Peter, mariner, dwl 421 Drumm
Jakes James, dwl 1826 Eddy
Jakobs John C, bakery and groceries, cor Jackson and

Buchanan ,

Jakway J. W., oysterman Solomon Tesmore, dwl 520

Stockton
Jalland John F. , laborer California Planing Mills, dwl 37 J^

Langton

Jallewits L. Mrs. , dealer second-hand clothing, 240 Kear-
ny, dwl 12 Mary
Jallewit'; Marcus, dwl 12 Mary
Jallu Frank, baker, 304 Montgomery Av

James Miss, school teacher, dwl 413 Second

James Mrs., dwl 146 Fifth, rear

James , shipwright Middlemas & Boole, pier 19 Steu

James Andrew P., copyist, dwl 836^ Washing^n

James Anton, dwl 14 Salmon

James Chjrles, painter, dwl 412 Fell

James Charles A. , real-estate agent, office 402 Montgomery

room 9, dwl 925 Howard
James Charles M., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 144 Sec-
ond

James David, bricklayer, dwl 442 Minna
James E. A. , professor music, dwl 120 Turk
James Edward, bathman L. Corriveau, 113i Geary
James Edward, clerk Adams House, dwl 537 Sacramento
James Elizabeth P. (widow), dwl 832 Folsom
James Frank, packer E. H. Jones & Co., 535 Market, dwl

431 Tehama

es Henry, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific

es Jeremiah, peddler, dwl 510J Sixth

ics John, dwl 2.34 Minna

les John, carpenter, dwl 15 Stockton, rear

es John, laborer California Brick Co., dwl cor Town-
send and Third

es Joseph, engineer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 439

Sixth

James Louis L., actor Baldwin's Academy of Music, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel

James M. A., laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co.

James Peter W. H., with Bottler, Wiggett & Co., dwl 24
Oak nr Taylor

James R. L., carpenter, dwl 23 Stockton

James Raphael, molder Risdon L and L. Works, res Oak-
land

James R. B., engineer, dwl 107 Turk

James Richard A., comix)sitor Evening Post, dwl 1918
Mason

James R. W. , col lector S. F. Gas Light Co. , dwl Lick House

James Samuel, dwl 736 Pacific

James Solomon, merchant, dwl 511 Stevenson

James Terrcncc, laborer, dwl S s Nineteenth bet Dolores
and Guererero

James Thomas, canvasser, dwl W s Chenery nr Faimiouht

James Thomas, carpenter, dwl 434 Jessie

James Wallace T., U. S. District Officer Custom House,
dwl 227 Hayes

James W. E., lecturer, dwl 775 Harrison

James William (Meeker, J. & Co.), res Newark, N. J.

James William H., carpenter, dwl 11 Guerrero

James & Co. (JatiKg Gcrmignaui and Joseph Toehini),
boarding and sale stables, 797 Mission

Jameson Agnes, seamstress La Grande Laundrj', dwl
Thirteenth bet Howard and Folsom

Jameson C, bellman Palace Hotel

Jameson Edward, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
7i Freelon

Jameson Henry, clerk Miguel Noe Jr., dwl 1102 Stockton

Jameson Horace D., saddler and hamessmaker, 306 Mar-
ket, dwl 24 Washington Av

Jameson J., dwl Railroad House

Jameson Martin, fireman West Coast Furniture Co., dwl
16 Welsh

Jameson W. H. Jr., clerk Chief Pa-sTiiaster Military Di-
vision Pacific, U. S. A., dwl 1018 Stockton

Jameson William, real estate, dwl 1318 Dupont

Jameson William, teamster, dwl 1323 Washington, rear

Jamesworth E., stewardess S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.
Wharf

Jamieson Edward, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 720
Tliird

Jamieson Edward, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 1111 Pacific

Jamieson J., longshoreman, dwl NW cor Tliird and Berry

Jamieson James, woodcar%-er, dwl 12 Fourth

Jamieson James W., helper Gilbert & Moore

Jamieson John, boatman, dwl Merrimac, Long Bridge

Jamieson Peter, laborer California Brick Co.

Jamieson Percival, plimiber Shaffer & Cook, dwl 1906
Polk

Jamison Alexander, carpenter, dwl 20 Ellis

Jamison Elizabeth (widow), dwl 227 O'Farrell

Jamison James J., collector G. Morrow & Co., dwl 48 Clay

Jamison J. H., seaman, dwl 506 Davis

Jamison John, laborer Union Pacific Salt Co., .32 Sac

Jamison John W., shipcarpenter, dwl 224j Fifth

Jamison Sarah (widow), dwl 48 Clay

Jamison. See Jemison

Jamke William A., dwl 1513 Taylor

Jampison John, ironmolder, dwl 502 Mission

Jampison Joseph, ironrnolder, dwl 502 Mission

Jamson Otto, seaman, dwl 36 Sacramento

Jancovich George, coffee saloon, 221 Leidesdorff, dwl 26
Rondel PI

Jancovich Lucco, oyster and coffee saloon, SW cor Davis
and Clark

Jancovich Spiro, barkeeper Lucco Jancovich, dwl SW cor
Davis and Clark

Jane Joseph, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Fran-
cisco

Janes Alfred, cigars, 427 East

Janes Edward, waiter Russ House

Janes Elizabeth L. (widow), dwl 600 Bush

Janes John F. (Janes <k Lindsey), dwl 1317 Sansom

Janes & Lindsey (Jo/in F. Janes and Joseph H. Lindsey),
groceries and liquors, 1317 Sansom

Janes. See Jaynes

Janicke C, baker William Hesler

Janicke John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SWcor Kearny & Mor-
ton

Janin Henry, mining engineer, dwl 726 Bush

Janin Joseph, jeweler Levison Brothers, dwl 318 Pine

Janin Louis, mining engineer, office 330 Pine room 59,
res Oakland

Janiski Edward, brassfinisher William T, Garratt, dwl 821
Jackson

fAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, "Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Mercliant and Mor

JAN

434

JEF

Janke Au^st, clerk Henry Schmidt, dwl 1103 Taylor
Janke August, hairdresser Jacob Burijer, dwl 519 Pacific
Janke Emilie (widow), midwife, dwl 1309 Powell
Jaukkenson Abraham, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Janne Peter, miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 8 An-
thony
Janovich Roco, Austrian Benev. Soc. , 71 New Mont
Jansen Asmus, carpenter Francis J. Gracier
Jansen Adoljih, barkeeper Svan Peterson, dwl 643 Bush
Jansen Andro, laborer Emil Jorg-ensen, dwl 103 Wash
Jansen Axsel, cigar box factory, dwl 735 Brannan
Jansen Charles, salesman, dwl 11 Dikeman PI
Jansen Christopher, laborer, dwl E s Montgomery Av bet

Pacific and Broadwaj'
Jansen Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW

cor Eighth and Bryant
Jansen George A. F., liquor saloon, NE cor First and

Brannan
Jansen George M. , with G. A. F. Jansen, dwl NE cor First

and Brannan
Jansen H. , stairbuilder Langland & Leach, dwl 529 Fourth
Jansen H. C. , shipcarpenter, dwl 18 First
Jansen Henry G. I., foreman Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwri62 Tehama
Jansen John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Jansen James H., porter, dwl 308 Tehama
Jansen Johann, cabinetmaker, dwl 371 Minna
Jansen John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Jansen John, shoemaker, dwl 1225 Market
Jansen Lawrence, carriagemaker William Braddock, dwl

966 Mission
Jansen Mathias, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Jansen Nils P., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Jansen Ole, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, dwl 718 Green-
wich, rear
Jansen Peter, driver Broadway Brewery, dwl 5 Vallejo

Jansen Peter, tailor Mayer & Hirshfeld, dwl 3 Cleveland
Jansen Peter, wagonmaker, dwl 3 Howard Court
Jansen Peter, waiter Emil Jorgensen, dwl 103 Washington
Jansen Romberg, watchmaker William Nolte, 321 Kearny
Jansen S., cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co.
Jansen. See Janson, Jansson, Jannssen and Jensen
Janser August, butcher, dwl W s Seventeenth Av nr N,

South S. F.
Janson Abel, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Janson Charles J., proptr Eureka Salt Works, NW cor

Bryant and Fremont, dwl Valencia bet Twenty-first

and Twenty-second
Janson E. , quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. China
Janson P. A., cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 14 John
Janson Peter, painter, dwl 1211 Union
Janson Suran, carpenter, dwl 21 Garden
Janssen Edmund, merchant, oflSce 210 California, dwl 609

Ellis
Janssen Ernest, salesman Kruse & Euler, res Oakland
Janssen H., stairbuilder, dwl 97 J Fifteenth
Janssen Henry, stairbuilder, dwl 413 Brannan
Janssen J. Henry, bookkeeper Von Ronn, Hencke &

Hegler, and president Eiu-eka Turn Verein, dwl 632

Broadway
Jansson Charles P., fruits, 1416 Stockton
Jansson H. P., cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First
Janston Henry, teamster Alexander Waugh & Co. , 26 Main
Jantzch Gottleib, carpenter, dwl 113 Park Av
Jantzen Frederick, crockery, 109 Second and 230 Third,

dwl 109 Minna
Jantzen Frederick Jr., clerk Frederick Jantzen, dwl 109

Minna
Januare Peter, gardener, dwl 721 Pacific
Janzen John P. J., cook George Tabor, dwl E s Spear nr

Harrison
JAPAN, Samro Takaki vice-consul, office 703 Market
JAPAN LIXE STEAMERS, Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,

office Wharf foot First
Japsen Jacob, harnessmaker, dwl N s Post nr Devisadero
Jacques James B. , expressman, dwl 526 Filbert
Jaquit A., dwl 128 Post

Jarboe John R. (Jaboe <fc Harrison), dwl 917 Pine
JARROE^«!k HARRISON {John R. Jarboe and Ralph

C. Harrison), attorneys at law, office 402 Montgomery

room 19
Jardine Alexander, painter C. C. Quince, dwl 176 Minna
Jardine Heni-y, dwl 32 Front
Jardine Joseph, machinist, dwl 848 Folsom
Jardine Morris, miner, dwl 327 Tyler

Jardine William, boxmaker, dwl 536 Market

Jaresh Charles, ladies' boots and shoes, 406 Francisco

Jaresh Frank, laborer Frederick White, dwl 406 Francisco

Jarganson Ole, stevedore, dwl 333 Bryant

Jargensen Henretti Mrs., dwl 20 Clara

Jamian Hugh H., foreman Cal. Chemical Paint Co., dwl

409 Oak
Jamian William, painter, dwl 409 Oak
Jarret Jacques, cook John Uzzovich, 211 Davis
Jarratt Alfred J. C. , clerk Ammon, Caspari & Co., dwl

W s Bryant bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Jarratt Alga, waiter Palace Hotel

Jarrett Abraham, boatman. La Rue's Wharf, dwl 3 Oregon
Jarrett Charles, boatman. La Rue's Wharf, dwl 3 Oregon
Jarrett George, teamster John Ziegenbein & Co., dwl 3

Oregon
Jarrett Isaac E. , barkeeper W. A. Hughes, dwl 1013

Stockton
Jarrett Thomas, teamster, dwl 3 Oregon
Jarvie Alexander, bookkeeper S. F. Laundry, N s Eddy

bet Steiner and Fillmore
Jarvis I., with Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dwl Russ

House
Jarvis J. F., cook S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.^Tiarf
Jarvis John J., baker Cal. Cracker Co.
Jarvis Thomas, groceries and liquors, 543 Howard
Jasen Jacob, seaman S. S. Newbem, Folsom St. Wharf
Jasper Edward, dwl 233 O'Farrell
Jasper Ernst R. , groceries and liquors, SW cor Jackson

and Powell, dwl 1121 Powell
Jasper James, dwl 218 Pacific
Jasper James, dwl 123 Jackson

Jasper Thomas, barkeeper, dwl 105 Geary ,

Jasper William, longshoreman, dwl 100 Jackson
Jassen HaiTj', laborer Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.,

SW cor Chestnut and Pierce
Jassen Henry, upholsterer Frederick A. Dierck, dwl 60

Zoe
Jassen Manuel, deckhand tug Tiger, Green St.WTiarf
Jassent Joseph, fisherman, dwl 418 Drumm
Jaud Rudolph, watchmaker Leopold Millzner, dwl Brod-

erick bet Bush and Pine
Jaudin George, bookkeeper French Savings and Loan So-
ciety, dwl 1006 Clay
Jaudin Raoul, bookkeeper Muser Bros., dwl 1006 Clay
Jaudin Ulysse, bookkeeper French Savings and Loan So-
ciety, "dwl 1006 Clay
Jaujou Eugene {Favred; Jaujou), dwl 609 Greenwich
Jaujou Louis, dwl 609 Greenwich
Jaussaud John (Jaunsaud <i- Co.), dwl 826 Green
Jaussaud Pauline, laundress Jaussaud & Co., dwl 826 Green
Jaussaud & Co. (JoAh Jatissaud and Alexander Bone-

vant), laundry, 826 Green
Jav^te Louis, porter Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwi Jessie nr

Seventh
Jax EmsJ, bootblack Charles Broschold, dwl 562 Natoma
Jay Hon Chung (Chinese), physician, office 743 Wash
Jaynes FVank, assistant general superintendent Western

Union Telegraph Co., office 522 Cal, dwl 906 Market
Jaynes. See Janes

Jeanette Anton, expressman, NW cor Pacific and Davis
Jeanjaquet Maurice, correspondent Newton Bros. & Co.,

dwl 720 California ■l

Jeannin Emile G., clerk Davis Brqs., dwl 327 Broadway, i*

rear
Jeannin Mary A. (widow), dwl 327 Broadway, rear
Jeansen Oscar (Emerson Carville tt Co.), res San Mateo.
Jeanson Lars, groceries and liquors, SW cor Post and

Hyde, dwl 901 Post
Jeauneau Pierre, butcher August Dolet, dwl 807 Dupont
Jebens George, teacher languages, drawing, ancf painting,

dwl 607 Turk
Jecent Antone, cook Manuel De Suza, 232 First
Jecker Julius, saw.ver, dwl 214 Broadway
Jee Arthur W. , secretary Union Pacific Salt Co. , 218 Sac-
ramento, res Brooklyn
Jeenicke Paul, liquor saloon, SWcor Montgomery Avand
Kearny, dwl NW cor Powell and Pacific

Jeffcott , dwi 225 Jessie

Jeffcott Cornelius, salesman L. & M. Sachs & Co. , dwl 105

Fifth
Jeffcott Joseph, soliciter Henry Keller & Co., dwi S s Lin-
coln nr 'Taylor
Jeffers Adam J., carpenter, dwl 920 Locust Av
Jeffers George, laborer, dwl S s Valley nr San Josd Av
Jeffers J., machinist, dwl NE cor Pacific and Sansom
Jeffers James, longshoreman, dwl 12 Broadway
Jeffers Milo S., bookkeeper H. Rosekraus & Co., dwl 429
Bryant

)t^

BEAMISH'S— Importer PnrnisMng Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Marks

"T. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, EstalDlished 1862.

fofPers Patrick, weig-her, dwl 9 Baldwin Court

leffers Rtibert, laborer, dwl ISl Spear

leffers. See Jeffreys and Jeffries

lofferson Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), Charles A.

Sanliey secretary, otfice 331 .Montgomery room 20
lefferson Stephen P., woodworker Kinibali Manuf. Co.,

dwl 212 Perry
lefferson Thomas, clerk C. L. Stcylaars, dwl Ns Broadway

bet Dupont and Stockt*ui
'effery AUred, mirrormaker M. D. Nile, dwl 1812 Mason
'effory David, jiainter, dwl S.'iS Natonia
leffery William, mariner, dwl E s Washington Av nr

Twenty-seventh, Bernal Heights
Tofford Charles E., engineer, dwl 31 Alta PI
leffoixls W. J., teamster Ten. Cent Parcel Delivery Co.,

dwl 1001 Turk
leffray William, merchandisebroker, office Rotunda Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl 701) Hyde
leffress James G. {Jej^rcgii <1- Cr<i^f'ird), dwl Russ House
leffress James G. Jr., insurance solicitor, office ^15 Sau-

som, dwl dwl 708 Pine
leffress James V., clerk R. C. Terry & Co., dwl 1311 De-

visadero
leffress John T. , projfrietor Golden Gate Chemical Works,

NE cor Beach and Buchanan, dwl 1311 Devisadero
Teffrcss Tliomas W., salesman Locke & Montague, dwl

1313 Devisadero
lEFFKESS A. TRAWFORD (J^ajnp* G. Jeffress and

Robert Crawford), agents Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co., office 21f> Sansom
Jeffrey George, painter, dwl 14 Hawthorne
Jeffrey John, driver Omnibus R. R.
Jeffrey Sarah A. (widow), dwl 1820 Jessie
Jeffrey William, laborer Glasgow Iron and Metal Import-
ing Co., dwl 1181 Broadway •
Jeffrey William, steward, dwl 110 Townsend
Jeffrey. See Jeffray

Jeffreys Andrew, laborer A. F. Spear & Co. , 218 Drumm
Jeffrevs M. Miss, student Heald's Telegraph Institute,

dwl 326 OFarrell
Jeffreys Robert, laborer, dwl 1 Jasper PI
Jeffries Adam, carpenter, dwl S s Locust Av bet McAllis-
ter and Tyler
Jeffries Charles, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19

Steuart

Jeffries David F. , painter, dwl 553 Natoma
Jeffries D. S., meteruian S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Jessie

bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Jeffries Edward P., agent Napa Soda Depot, 130 Geary,

dwl 401 Bryant
Jeffries Ennua Mrs., clairvoyant, 670 Mission
Jeffries Francis M , dwl 670 Mission
Jeffries George, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Jeffries Henry, carpenter, dwl 518 Howard
Jeffries Michael, machinist Omnibus R. R., dwl 157^ (1)

Tehama

Jeffries William, lumber stevedore, dwl 804 Third
Jeffries. See Jeffress and Jeffers
Jeffroy Dominic, vamisher Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 735 Brannan
Jeffroy Victor, vamisher Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 735 Brannan
Jefts James M. , dwl 3 Ewer PI
Jefts James M. Jr., bookkeeper Stallman & Bruggeman,

dwl 3 Ewer PI
Jefts William H., compositor Carlos White, 532 Clay
Jefway Albert, sawyer, dwl 13 Jasper PI
Jeghers Augustus J., attorney at law, dwl 616 Eddy
Jeghers Gus P., clerk Haas Brothers, dwl 616 Eddy
Jehens G., teacher Harvard School, Tehama nr Second
Jehn Nathaniel L., dwl 275 Jessie
Jehn William H., carpenter, dwl 277 Stevenson
Jeinsen's Lubricating Co., Caleb T. Fay secretary, office

606 Montgomery room 23
Jelles Henrv, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Jellet J. Henry, attorney at law, office 320 Cal, dwl 311

StockU)n -
Jellinchich Joseph, barkeeper Louis Martin, dwl 1024

Stockton
Jellinek Albert, with John D. Barr, dwl 317 Bush
Jcllinek Matilda Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 764 Harrison
Jellings William {JeUin{j8 d- Frerman), dwl 721 Turk
JELM\CiS A FREEM.1X {William Jellings and

Charles Freeman), liquor saloon, 534 Merchant
Jellison Arthur M., bookkeeper Nolan Bros., dwl 710

Buchanan
JELLISOX BE\J.4>II\ F., wines and liquors, Washoe

Exchange, 500 Kearny, dwl 6 Prospect PI
Jelmini Giacomo, laborer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 215 Bdwj-

Jclmini Oracio, tuner Woodworth, Schell & Co., dwl 4

Latham PI
Jemisiju Samuel (Jemiston it- Edpar), dwl 328 Minna
Jcmison ik Edgar {Satnitel Jemuon and Charles Edgar),

liquor .saloon, 10 Dupont
Jen6vcin August, barkeejier Paul Surj', dwl 409 Dupont
Jenkcl Andrew, cooper, dwl N s Twenty-fifth, bet Bryant

and Columbia

Jenkins , clog dancer Church's Atheneum, 25 Geary

Jenkins A. E,, dwl 22 Taylor

Jenkins Benjamin, woolpacker, dwl 3 King

Jenkins- Benjamin P., milkman, S s Greenwich, bet Scott

and Pierce
Jenkins C. C, carpenter, dwl 14 Turk
Jenkins Charles E., clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.,

' dwl Windsor House
Jenkins Charles Henry, carpenter, dwl 545i Natoma
Jenkins Edmund O., machinist West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 154 Perry
Jenkins Edward, cabinetmaker, dwl 721 Bryant
Jenkins Evelina (widow), dwl 10 Scott PI
Jenkins Francis J., patternmaker Union Ironworks, dwl

255 Minna
Jenkins George, tanner John Counihan, dwl W s Bryant,

bet Ninth and Tenth
Jenkins George W., dentist, office and dwl 935 Sutter
Jenkins Gilbert C, bootblack, 607 Sacramento, dwl 913

Montgomen'
Jenkins I. S., dwl 39 Fifth

Jenkins James, hostler Arthur Waters, dwl 1000 Geary
Jenkins James, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Jenkins James H., clerk County Recorder, dwl 608 Green-
wich
Jenkins J. E. & Co. (W. W. Randall), Edwards' Laundry

Blueing, 658j Mission
Jenkins J. Edward {J. E. Jenkins d- Co.), dwl 658J Miss
Jenkins John, carpenter, dwl S s Silver Av nr University

Mound College
Jenkins John, machinist, dwl 255 Minna
Jenkins Jonah, cook M. J. McDemiott & F. Caffrey, dwl

013 Mason
Jenkins Joshua, seaman, dwl 531 East
Jenkins Joseph, seaman, dwl 531 East
Jenkins Joseph, shipcarpenter, dwl 108 Tehama
Jenkins Lydia M. (widow), bakery, SE cor Jones and

Geary
Jenkins Mercedes (widow), dwl 39 Fifth
Jenkins Paul, waiter Baldwin's Restaurant, dwl First and

Mission
Jenkins Peter, driver City R. R. , dwl 2019 Mission
Jenkins Philip, laborer, dwl 12 Auburn
Jenkins Samuel C, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

Buchanan and Bay
Jenkins Samuel H., painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 636 Union
Jenkins Sarah Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl W s Michigan nr

Shasta
Jenkins Theodore, clerk, dwl 114 Mason
Jenkins Thomas, dwl 713 Howard
Jenkins Thomas, laborer, dwl Gody nr Mission, Bemal

Heights
Jenkins William, dwl 713 Howard

Jenkins William, butcher New York Bakery, 620 Kearny
Jenkins AVilliam, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Jenkins William, steward A. E. Swain, dwl 12 Rondel PI
Jenkins William J., packer Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

429 Bush
Jenkinson James, dwl 115 Second
Jenks Albert, artist, studio 328 Montgomery room 17, dwl

Cosmopolitan Hotel
Jenks Charles (.Voi/'ci/ c(- Co.), dwl 120 Fourth
Jenks George H., physician, office and dwl 205 Powell
Jenks John, driver, dwl 12 Jasj^er PI
Jenks T., carpenter, dwl 14 Turk
Jenne Jacob, tailor, dwl 6 St. Mary
Jenner John E. , jeweler Henry A. Callender, dwl 739 Te-
hama
Jenncr h-ilvester H., compositor Morning Call, dwl 1569

Kearny
Jenness Frank (Jenness ct Burns), dwl 2617 Folsom
Jenness Samuel A., expressman, 408 Davis, dwl 411 Bry-
ant
Jenness & Burns (Frank Jenness and James Burns),

expressmen, 30 California
Jenney E. S., painter Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 527 Sac
Jenney Peter, miller, dwl 8 Anthony
Jenney. See Jenny

Jennings Albert, grocer, dwl 425 O'Farrell
Jennings Alfred C, compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl

568 Howard

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercha

Jennings Aujifust, salesman Edward Newman
Jeniiinys Aufjustus A. , contractor, S s Sacramento nr Cen-
tral Av, dwl 1(U7 Powell
Jennings Charles B. (Fordham ifc Jennings), res San Ra-
fael
Jennings David A., mining secretary, office 401 Califor-
nia, dwl 1019 Washington
Jennings David B., clerk stm Reform, Jackson St.MTiarf
Jennings Elisha E. , special policeman, dwl 722 Wash
Jennings Eugene, porter, dwl 551 Howard
Jennings Fletcher, shoecutter Joseph Lucier, dwl 424

Sansom
Jennings Frank, weigher John Jennings, dwl 360 Bran
Jennings Frederick A., plasterer and whitener, 807 Mar-
ket, dwl E s Steiner bet Turk and Tyler
Jennings G. A., bookkeeper, dwl Nucleus House
Jennings George, seaman, dwl 100 Vallejo
Jennings Isaac, gatekeeper Golden Gate Park
Jennings Isaac, mariner, dwl 615 Commercial
Jennings Jacob, porter M. J. Flavin, SE cor Kearny and

Commercial
Jennings James, lithographer, dwl 742 Pine
Jennings James, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Jennings James, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 539 How
Jennings James H., .salesman Tliomas Jennings, dwl 1210

Sutter
Jennings John, contractor, dwl 1017 Bush
Jennings John, laborer, dwl 134 Clinton
Jennings John, lithographer, engraver, and printer, 326

Sansom, dwl NE cor Pine and Powell
Jennings John, plumber McNally & Hawkins, dwl 539

Howard
Jennings John, proptr Hooper's South End Grain Ware-
house, dwl 360 Brannan
Jennings John S., pilot stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Jennings John T., sexton, dwl 110 Jones
Jennings Joseph Thomas, salesman Godchaux Brothers

k Co., dwl 205 J Fifteenth'
Jennings Louis, dwl .532 Pine
Jennings Margaret (Oage <i- J.), 705 Market
Jennings Michael J., sailmaker John L. Prior, dwl 1008

Montgomery, rear
Jennings Patrick, coalpasser stm Ancon, Market St. Wharf
Jennings Patrick, farmer, Ocean House Road nr Alms

House
Jennings Peter, farmer, Ocean House Road nr Alms

House
Jennings Robert M., clerk Thomas Jennings, dwl 425 O'-

Farrell
JE.W'IXGS THOMAS, groceries, provisions, and East

India goods, 416 and 418 Sansom, dwl 425 O'Farrell
Jennings Thomas, plasterer, dwl 1022 Pacific
Jennings William, porter H. P. Wakelee, dwl 150 Clara
Jennings William, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
Jennings William, shoemaker Einstein Brothers, dwl 317^^

Hayes
Jennings William H., draymaif Albert Mau & Co., dwl 22

O'Farrell
Jennings William S. , letter carrier Post-office, dwl 227 Sec
Jenny Eugene, hairdresser, dwl 835 Clay
Jenny Frederick, barkeeper Henry Grimm, dwl 1 Taylor PI
Jenny Glynn Gold Mining Co. (Mariposa Co., Cal.), Frank

Moyer secretary, office 405 California room 16
Jenny Mary L. (widow), dwl 20 Hawthorne
Jenny William, bookkeeper, dwl 20 Hawthorne
Jenny William C, foreman J. F. Willson, dwl 126 Ellis
Jenny. See Jenney
Jensen Andreas, bedmaker Grand Central Hotel, 957

Market
Jensen Aug. S., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Jensen Charles, clerk John P. Ehlen, dwl 828 Clay
Jensen Charles H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 1137

Folsom
Jensen Chris, carpenter, dwl NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Jensen Frederick (Ifclzhaeser & J.), dwl 204 Hyde
Jensen Frederick, painter, dwl 429 Francisco
Jensen Fritz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Jensen Hans, driver Mathias & Hildebrand, dwl 112 Wash
Jensen Henrietta (widow), dwl 412 Francisco
Jensen Henry, captain schnr Emily Fransen, dwl 1919

Mason
Jensen Henry, carpenter, 1616 Leavenworth
Jensen Henry, driver Central R. R., dwl NWcor Buchan-
an and McAllister
Jensen Henry M., cabinetmaker, dwl 25 Silver
Jensen J. , master mariner, office 305 East, res Alameda
Jensen Jacob, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery

Jensen Jens, cabinetmaker John Easton, dwl 33 Welsh
Jensen Jeppe, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomerj'
Jensen John W. D., draftsman U. S. Surveyer Genei'al's

office, dwl 1014 Vallejo
Jensen Jorgen, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Jensen Martin {Jensen <t- Lawton), dwl Polk nr Jackson
Jensen Peter (llrUton X- J.), dwl 31 Moss
Jensen Peter, fisherman, dwl 39 Jackson
Jensen Peter, wagonmaker, 670 Mission
Jensen Rasnms {Jensen ck Skovgaard), dwl 103 feac
Jensen Simon, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Jensen Siiren, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Jensen T. T., dwl 1917 Howard
Jensen William, shoemaker R. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl

22 Lafayette
Jensen & Lawton {Martin Jensen and M. C. Lawton),

carpenters and builders, 327 Sutter and 1210 Polk
Jensen & Skovgaard {Rasmus Jensen and Xiels C. Skov-
gaard), boarding ani lodging, 103 Sacramento
Jensen. tSee Jansen

Jentzen Nicolaus, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific
Jephirin Richard, laundryman Leon Ruelle, dwl W s

Dolores bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Jepsen Theodor, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Jepson Jacob, hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.
Jepson Mathew P., seaman, dwl 111 Polk
Jernberg Lars W., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Jerner Egan (widow), dwl 3 Montgomery PI
Jerold Frank, machinist Sefrin & Schober, dwl 61 Fran-
cisco
Jerome Edward Baker, collectors' secretarj' Custom

House, res Oakland
Jerome Frederick, boatman A'allejo St. Wharf, dwl 130

Francisco
Jerome Henry W., purser Pacific Mall S. S. Colorado
Jerome L. R., storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Jerome L. S., shirt and necktie manufacturer and gents'

furnishing goods, 423 Kearny
Jerome Theodore, painter, dwl 662 Howard
Jerome Theodore F. , examiner U. S. Appraiser's store,

dwl SE cor Jackson and Octayia
Jerot Aristide, steward tugboat Lookout, Howard St;

Wharf
Jerris William A., compositor Frank Eastman, dwl 504

Powell
Jersey Farm Dairy, E. H. Smith superintendent, depot

350 Tehama
Jesert William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwLSW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Jeslin G. B., first officer stm Julia, Broadway St. Wharf
Jespgrson , shipwright Mlddlemas & Boole, Pier 19

Steuart
Jesperson J.W., master mariner, dwl 12 Sacramento
Jess Kate (widow), dwl 1608 Mason
Jesse George R. {Jesse it Dreiv), dwl 213 Page
.lESSE A DREW {George R. Jesse and Hiram M.

Drew), stairbuilders. Berry bet Third and Fourth
Jessen Hans P., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New' Montgomery
Jessen H., farmer, dwl 416 Larkin
Jessen Henry, painter, dwl 256 Tehama
Jessen Henry, stableman Central R. R.
Jessen James, chop and oyster house, 14 Steuart
Jessen John J. P., waiter Techau & Jessen, dwl 31 Clara
Jessen Neils P., dairyman, W s Palmer nr Thirty-first -
Jessen Paul {Petersen <!• Co.), dwl 250 Perry
Jessen Peter, laborer Union Brewer}-, dwl 326 Clem
Jessen Peter D. {Techau tt- J.), dwl 952 Howard
Jesson Samuel, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co., res

Alameda

Jessup , dentist, dwl 127 Kearny

Jessup Andrew J. {Horace Gates & Co.), dwl 1505 Leav

Jessup Carrie Miss, dwl 130 Tyler

Jessup Thomas C, dentist, 103 Montgomery, dwl NW cor

Sacramento and Jones
Jessup William H., millowner, dwl 212 Twelfth
Jessurun Isaac B., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl cor

Powell and Vallejo
Jethin Maria Miss, teacher music, dwl 1027 Market
Jeuch Daniel, waiter R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 213 Sutter
Jevons James A., painter, dwl 16 Verona PI
Jewell A., driver City R. R.

Jewell A. M. & Co. (C. A . Hooper and G. W. Hooper), plan-
ing mills and manufs wooden pumps and pipes. South

Point Mills, Bern,- bet Third and Fourth
Jewell Ammi M. {A. M. Jewell i(- Co.), dwl 328 Brannan
Jewell Eben M., dwl 12 Hawthorne
Jewell Fanny W. Mrs., dressmaker, 216 Clara
JEWELL FK.iXK F. Rev., D.D., pastor Central M. E.

Church, dwl 1030 Mission

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.L., Prof. Phrenology

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Jewoll Godfrey (Mierson, Jewell t£- Co.), dwl 2110 Mason
Jewell Henry, engineer, dwl 24 Lati),'t<>iS
Jawell J. G. (Todd .t J.), 817 California, dw! .■!4 Eddy
Jewell Martin C, chemist and seorotary California Chem-
ical I'aint Co., otficc 310 Townscnd, dwl 1101 Folsom
Jewell Orla H. (Shewem, J. ,(• Calr), dwl 1030 Mission
Jewell ThoiniW, cartman, dwl 107 Silver
Jewell Truman E., real estate and mining office, 607

Montgomery, dwl Grand Hotel
fewell W., plumber, dwl 670 Mission
Jewett Annie Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School,

dwl 372 Urai\nan
lewett Charles, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Fewett Fidelia Miss, teacher Girls' Hi;,'h School, dwl 53i

Bu8h

'ewett G. D., nightinspector Custom House, res Oakland
lewett Georjre, painter, dwl ."104 Vallejo
'ewett J., dwl 35() Commercial*
ewett Jarvis, ajijent Palmer'.s Artificial Leg, office 21

Merchants' K.\chant,'o, res Oakland
ewett Sarah (widow), furnisheil rooms, 117 Mason
ewett Stcplien, nightinspector Custom House, dwl 872

Brannan
ewett Thomas M., clerk U. S. Attorney's Office, dwl 528

Green
ezzerolle Dominico {Antonio Sturla <fc Co.), dwl 2400

California
icha .John, gvnismith Alois Schneider, dwl cor Mason

and Pacific

illighan Owen, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 642 Miss
illson Charles P., carriagepainter, 820 Folsom, dwl 1720

Mission
imenz IJarcello, carriagemaker J. E. Lopez, dwl 6

Hinckley

imenez Pablo, cabinetmaker, dwl 6 Hinckley
ipp Henry, cellarman Ferdinand Koenig.dwl 632 Pacific
ireud Benjamin, cellarman Lenonnand Bros., dwl 40

Clay

iret Jacques, cook, dwl SW cor Dupont and Green
Iret Mary Mrs. , laundress, dwl SW' cor Dupont and Green
irman John, plasterer, dwl Es Sanchez bet Seventeenth

and Eighteenth
iusti George, gilder W. K. Vanderslice & Co.
jachimsen Henry L., attorney at law and justice of the

peace, office 804 Montgomerj', dwl 820 Greenwich
lachimsen N. W., master mariner, 305 East
jaquim Antonio, steward Lisbon House, dwl 116 Jack
latiuim Jose, deckhand stm Amador, dwl 116 Jackson
)as Joseph, tailor, dwl 169 Minna
)b Charles E., carpenter, dwl NE cor Twenty-sixth_and

Vermont

)b Henry P. , cashier Peter Job, dwl 1423 Geary
»b Jane (widow), dwl NE cor Twenty-sL.\th and Ver-
mont

)b Peter {Peter Job & Co.), dwl 1423 Green
>b Peter & Co. {Charles F. Wehn), confectionery and

restaurant, 867 Market
>b William, gasfitter W. D. Hobro, dwl NE cor Twenty-
sixth and Vermont
ibes Jehn, carpenter, dwl 28 Rondel PI
iblet Thomas, carpenter, dwl 104 Powell
(bson Adair, carpenter, dwl 8 Washington
ibson David, dwl 515 T^'Ier

bson J., turner Weir & Greenwood, dwl 1014 Mission
bson John, butcher W. J. Townshend & Co., dwl cor

Railroad and Ninth Av, South S. F.
bson Robert, butcher Charles F. Wagner & Co., dwl cor

Railroad Av and Tenth, South S. F.
beon William Gihon, real-estate agent, 238 Montgom-
ery, dwl 1623 Powell
celyn Jaj' C, shoemaker, dwl 6 Rose Av
chini Adolph M., bookkeeper, dwl 5 J Monroe
chim Jacob, beer saloon, 536 Sacramento, dwl 5i

Monroe
ck Joseph, hairdresser Montgomerj- Bath Co., dwl 305
Keanij-

1 Je Scates Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.), Frank Moyer secretarj% office 408 California
room 16
eckel John, cabinetmaker, dwl 24i Garden
edeke Louis, butcher, dwl 503 Filbert
el Albert M. , necktie factory, dwl N s Ellis bet Octavia

and Laguna
b1 Capel, laborer, dwl 200 Union
el Jules, cook Palace Hotel
Bison Martin, blacksmith, dwl SW cor Washington and

Drumm
Js S. D., salesman 0. Lawton & Co., dwl 618 Taylor
Mt Fran<}ois, cartman, dwl 36 Valjjaraiso

Johannes, Bishop of Alaska, principal Russian Seminary,

1108 Pierce bet Vallejo and Green
Johannes H. C, Clerk U. S. Mint, dwl SE cor Fifth and

Market
Johanning L. E. Mrs., dressmaking, 404 Larkin
Johannsen Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE cor

O'Farrell and Mason
Johannsen Ourene, beer saloon, 411 Sixth
Johannsen Henry, clerk I<'rederick Johannsen, dwl SE cor

O'Farrell and Mason •

Johannsen Henry, salesman Krohn k Stapelfeldt, dwl NE

cor Grove aiul Gougli
Johaimsen Mathias, shipcarpenter, dwl 002 Filbert
Johannsen Peter, musician Maguiro's Opera House, dwl

cor Folsom and Fourteonth
Johansen A., mariner, dwl 21 Pacific
Johanson Andrew, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Johansen Chr. E., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Johansen Fanny Miss, lacemaker, dwl 311 Sutter
Johansen Flora Miss, beer saloon, 428 Folsom
Johansen George, captain schr Nicholas Van Bergen, dwl

.123 Tehama bet Fifth and Sixth
Johansen George, waiter Grand Central Hotel, dwl 957

Market
Johansen Henrj', farmer, dwl 219 Mason
Johansen Herman, clerk Liverpool and London and Globe

Insurance Co., dwl 120.} Turk
Johansen J., carpenter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Johansen J., Tailors' J'ro. Union, SW cor Keary and Mor-
ton
Johansen John, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific
Johanen John, printer, dwl 219 Mason
Johansen Julius, seaman schr Anne Hermene, Bulkhead

bet Washington and Jackson
Johansen Nelson, blacksmith, dwl 430 Drumm
Johansen Nicolaus, stonecutter, dwl 18 First
Johansen Nicoloch, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific
Joliansen Oloff, carpenter, dwl 26 Ritch
Johansen Peter, musician, dwl 20 Lafayette
Johansen Thomas, teamster, dwl 516 Pacific
Jolin Henry, sailmaker Christian E. Funk, dwl 10 Harriet
John Reinholdt F., wireworker Charles H. Gruenhagen,

dwl 665 Mission
John William, manuf cigars, 113 Dupont, dwl 208 Post
Johnbest Paul, vamisher G. Ueffinger & Co.
Johns C. F. , teacher evening public school, res Alameda
Johns Edward, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Johns Edward, refiner Pacific Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 7 Harriet
Johns Florence, chickenranch, S s Mission and Ocean

Beach Road, ^ mile E Alms House
Johns Joseph, seaman, dwl 4 Beale PI nr Main
Johns Peter, laborer, dwl W a Ocean House Road nr

Ocean View House
Johns Victor, tanner Albert B. Patrick, dwl SW cor Nine-
teenth and Folsom
Johns William R. , student, dwl 518 Stockton

Johnson , laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s Georgia

nr Shasta

Johnson , master mariner, dwl 125 Sacramento

Johnson , musician Graniville Lampman, dwl 722

Pacific
Johnson A. , captain tugboat Waterwitch
Johnson A., cook S. S. Kalorama, Pacific St. Wharf
Johnson A. & Co. {Charles Swenson), boarding, 16 Wash-
ington
Johnson Abraham, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Johnson A. D., clerk Albert Drucker, dwl 224 Tliird
Johnson A. H., watchman stm Julia, Broadway St. Wharf
Johnson Albert, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Johnson Alexander, painter, dwl 362 Third
Johnson Alexander, seaman, dwl 531 Jackson
Johnson Alexander J., carpenter, dwl 1428 Howard
Johnson Alfred, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Johnson Alfred, master mariner, dwl 8 Washington
Johnson Alfred L., carpenter, dwl 741 Market
Johnson Andrew {A. Johnson <fc Co.), dwl 16 Wash
Johnson Andrew, bodymaker Carvill Manuf. Co., dwl

543i Natoma
Johnson Andrew, captain schr Kitturah, Washington St.

Wharf
Johnson Andrew, carpenter, dwl 11 Hickory Av
Johnson Andrew, carpenter, dwl 318 Beale
Johnson Andrew, carpenter barkentine Oregonian, Mis-
sion St. Wharf
Johnson Andrew, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 2436

Larkin
Johnson Andrew, engineer, dwl 12 Verona PI
Johnson Andrew, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 703, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 18

JOH

438

JOH

Johnson Andrew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 309

Eifc'hth
Johnson Andrew, master mariner, dwl 1 McCormick
Johnson Andrew, oysterman, dwl 415 East
Johnson Andrew, seaman, dwl 2 AVashington
Johnson Andrew, seaman, dwl 36 Sacramento
Johnson Andrew, seaman, dwl 430 Drumm
Johnson Andrew, special policeman, dwl 631 Third
Johnson Andrew H. , laborer, dwl -30 Sacramento
Johnson Andrew L., plasterer, dwl 768 Howard
Johnson Andrew M., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Johnson Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 133^ Clara
Johnson Annie M. (widow), dwl 13 Caroline
Johnson Antone, seaman, dwl 16 Frederick
Johnson Arthur, cook stm Empire
Johnson August, tailor, dwl 3 Geary PI
Johnson August S., captain schr Emily Schroeder, office

617 Davis '

Johnson Augiasta B. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 627 Cali-
fornia
Johnson Augustus, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New

Montgomery
Johnson Austin, deckhand stm Mary Taylor, dwl cor

Jackson and East
Johnson B. Mrs., seamstress Elizabeth Crockett, dwl 1917

Hyde
Johnson Benjamin, asphaltumroofer, dwl 23 Stevenson
Johnson Benjamin, porter, dwl .'529 Pine
Johnson Bemhard, tailor, dwl 1917 Hyde
Johnson Brad, master and owner sch Otsego, office 5

Washington, dwl cor Branham PI and Clay
Johnson Caleb, laborer, dwl Seventeenth nr H, South

S. P.
Johnson Carl, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Johnson Carl, tinroofer, dwl SW cor Clinton and Brannan
Johnson C. E., cabinetmaker, 730 Mission
Johnson C. H,, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Johnson Charles, dwl 925 Broadway
Johnson Charles, butcher Charles Smith, dwl W s Sixth

Av bet L and M, South S. F.
Johnson Charles, carpenter, dwl 25 Silver
Johnson Charles, carpenter, dwl cor Eighth and Folsom
Johnson Charles, carpenter stm Ancon, Broadway St.

Wliarf
Johnson Charles, clerk, dwl 430 Drumm
Johnson Charles, coachman L. B. Benchley, dwl 1019 Cal
Johnson Charles, cook, dwl 9 Havens PI
Johnson Charles, cook North Pacilic Hotel, NE cor

Di-umm and Jackson
Johnson Charles, fireman, dwl 42 Jackson
Johnson Charles, laboi-er George H. Whitney, dwl SE

cor Main and Folsom
Johnson Charles, plumber Q. & W. Snook
Johnson Charles, policeman City Hall, dwl W s First Av

nr Point Lobos Av
Johnson Charles, sawyer Wohlke & Morrisen, dwl 316

Bush
Johnson Charles, special policeman, dwl 2 California
Johnson Charles, seaman, dwl 20 Comi^ercial
Johnson Charles, seaman, dw} 26 Sacramento
Johnson Charles, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Johnson Charles, seaman, dwl 38 Baldwin Court
Johnson Charles, seaman, dwl 113 Clark
Johnson Charles, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Johnson Charles, seaman, dwl 138 Folsom, rear
Johnson Charles, seaman schr Staghound, Beale St-AAHiarf
Johnson Charles, stevedore, dwl 2 Simpson PI
Johnson Charles, waiter J. & J. Brady, dwl 925 Broadway
Johnson Charles, wagonmaker, dwl NE cor Jackson and

Drumm
Johnson Charles B., captain stm Fideliter, dwl SE cor

McAllister and Pierce
Johnson Charles C, baker Clark & Zekind, dwl 226 Post
Johnson Charles C. , bookkeeper, dwl 500 Fell
Johnson Charles F., dwl 5 Commercial
Johnson Charles P., longshoreman, dwl 29 Commercial
Johnson Charles M., carpenter, dwl 1740 Ellis
Johnson Charles R., dwl 1833 Sutter
Johnson Charles T., seaman, dwl 415 East
Johnson Christian, carpenter Charles L. Parent, dwl 327

Pine
Johnson Christian, laborer, dwl 909 Kearny
Johnson Christian, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Johnson Christian, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Johnson C. M., clerk, dwl Overland House
Johnson C. M., teamster, dwl 15 Howard
Johnson Cornelius M. , waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 12 Auburn
Jcihnson C. S., dwl 957 Market
Johnson C. T. Mrs., dwl 560 Bryant

Johnson Curtis L,, porter A. C. Nichols & Co., dwl 9tt

Clay-
Johnson D., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., S s Brannan

bet Seventh and Eighth
Johnson Daniel, harnessmaker, dwl 525} Howard
Johnson David, liquor saloon, 41 Sacramento
Johnson Dennis, laborer, dwl 318 Miller PI
Johnson E., carpenter stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
Johnson E. Covington, bookkeeper Richard B. Irwin &

Co., res Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Johnson Edward, barkeeper Pen*y & Doyle, dwl 204 Mont
Johnson Edward, bellman Overland House
Johnson Edward, joiner, dwl 23 Frederick
Johnson Edward, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Johnson Edward, porter Edgar J. Bowen, dwl 525 Unior
Johnson Edward, watchman Genessee Flour Mills
Johnson Edwin, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 2U

First •

Johnson Elijah, barkeeper Overland House
Johnson Elizabeth (widow), dwl 3 Scotland
Johnson Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1715i Jones
Johnson Ellen (widow), dwl 3 Eddy PI
Johnson Ellen (widow), dwl 14 Clay
Johnson Emil W. , shoemaker, dwl 524 Fourth
Johnson Eric A., restaurant, 415 East, dwl NE cor Ei

and Merchant
Johnson P., dwl 424 Sansom
Johnson F. , cooper, dwl 67 Minna, rear
Johnson P., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Johnson F., proptr Maine Lodgings, 614 Kearny
Johnson Francis (Lamar d' J.), attorney at law, oi

609 Sacramento, dwl 1803 Stockton
Johnson Francis, roofer, dwl 113 Eighth
Johnson Prank, cari^enter, dwl 100 Jackson
Johnson Frank, paper-boxmaker Wempe Bros., dwl Ift

Folsom
Johnson Frank, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Johnson Frank S., assistant bookkeeper William T. Cole

man & Co., res Oakland
Johnson Frederick, dwl 52 Tehama
Johnson Frederick, helper Betts Spring Co., dwl SW ca

Columbia and Twenty-fifth
Johnson Frederick, seaman, dwl 5 Mission, rear
Johnson G. B. , dwl Morton House
Johnson George, bookkeeper Pendergast & Smith, dwl 42

Harrison
Johnson George, deckhand stm San Lorenzo, Jackson 8t

Wharf
Johnson George, dra3Tnan, 54 Steuart, dwl 121 Dora
Johnson George, painter, dwl 321 Eighth
Johnson George, seaman, dwl 30 Jackson
JOH!^'!^0:V «EOKGE C. A' €0. (0. W. <?i66s, R. C

Johnson), importers and jobbers iron and steel, ~

and 35 Battery
Johnson George P., carpenter, dwl S s Twentieth n

Mission
Johnson George H. , stockbroker, office 6 Merchants' B|

change, dwl Palace Hotel ' •

Johnson George J., carpenter Albion C. Hussey, dwl 21'

Vallejo
Johnson George J., messenger, dwl S s Bay bet Dupon

and Stockton
Johnson George M., home superintendent and secretar

Board Trustees Boys' and Girla' Aid Society, S. F.,4

Clementina, res Oakland
Johnson George S., rigger, dwl 5 Oak
Johnson George W., jiaperhanger, dwl 1709 Jessie
Johnson G. G., fireman Geo. W. Swan & Co.
Johnson Goin, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Johnson Gustave, dairpnan Isaac Stone, dwl W 8 9bi

Bruno Road nr Cortland Av '

Johnson Gustave, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Johnson Gustave J., dwl 1031 Market
Johnson Gustave S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1031 Market
Johnson Gnstavus, barkeeper Benjamin Lindholm, 8

Sacramento
Johnson Gustavus, tailor, 311 Pine room 22 ' ■

Johnson Gustavus S. (Juhnstm it Co.), dwl Grand Hot«
Johnson H., carpenter, dwl 1318 Jackson
Johnson H., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Frail

Cisco
Johnson Hans, carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl SS

Sutter
Johnson Hans P., shoemaker, 520 Battery, dwl 536 Miss
Johnson Hans P., teamster J. G. Johnson, dwl Fifth A

and M, South S. P.
Johnson Hans P., waiter Techau & Jessen, dwl 952 Ho\i

ard
Johnson Hans P., special policeman, dwl 1718 Mason

kill

Iclio

Mbi

Mis

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Gc

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714. and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Johnson Harriet Miss, boarding, N\V cor Jones and Ber-
nard
Johns<.>n Henry, dwl 906 Vollejo

Johnson Henry {Johnson d- Mohr), dwl 1528 Pacific Av
Johnson Henry, baker Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 1003 Bat
Johnson Henry, barkeeper Andrew Wilson, dwl 111

Jackson
Johnson Henry, blacksmith Barz, Suhl & Co., dwl 31

Moss
Johnson Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 162 Tehama
Johnson Hcnrv, captain U. S. A., and medical store

keeper, office 104 t)'Farrell,' dwl 121 O'Farrell
Johnson Henry, carp>enter, dwl 907 b\)lsoni
Johnson Henry, expressman John T. Callcnder, dwl 6

Broadway
Johnson Henry, laborer, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Johnson Henry, laborer Gemiania Brewery, dwl S s Fran-
cisco bet Jones and Taylor
Johnson Henry, liquor saloon* 425 Broadway
Johnson Henry, mechanic M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 227

Second
Johnson Henrj', molder, dwl 325 Folsom
Johnson Henry, seaman, dwl 2C Sacramento
Johnson Henry, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Johnson Henry, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Johnson Henry, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Johnson Henry, seajnan, dwl 106 Jackson
Johnson Henry, teacher dancing', dwl 4 Clay Av
Johnson Henry Mi's, (widow), dwl 1807 Dupont
Johnson Henry A., engineer, dwl 2652 Folsom
Johnson Henry J., captain S. S. Orizaba, dwl 9 South

Park
Johnson Henry P., bootmaker Riland Paulson, dwl 10

Commercial
Johnson Hcnrj- P., shipper I. Friedlander, dwl 1718 Mason
Johnson H. J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

SE cor Folsom and Fremont
Johnson Homer, cabinetmaker Henry Windel & Co., dwl

cor Fair Oaks and Twenty-second
Johnson H. P., machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works, dwl

1020 Folsom
Johnson H. W. , Austrian Benev. Soc. , 71 New Mont
Johnson Isaac, laborer Pac. Rolling ilills, dwl SW cor

Shasta and Michigan
Johnson Isaac Jr., foreman Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl SW

cor Shasta and Michigan
Johnson Isaiah, fringemaker William Englander, dwl

751 Market
Johnson J., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Johnson J. Mrs. (widow), dwl 28 Ellis
Johnson J. A., seaman, dwl 415 East
Johnsoji Jacob, laborer, dwl 22 Turk
Johnson Jacob, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Johnson Jacob C. {J. C. Johnson d- Co.), res Belleville,

N. J.
Johnson James, calker Boole & Webster
Johnson James, captain schooner Western Home, office

Higgins & Collins, foot Market
Johnson James, carpenter, SE cor Clay and Broderick
Johnson James, carpenter, dwl S s Minna nr Ninth
Johnson .James, cook stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf
Johnson James, drayman, dwl 1116 Mission
Johnson James, driver Oliver Hinckley, 554 Mission
Johnson James, driver engine No. 7 S. F. F. D., dwl NW

cor Si.\teenth and Second Av
Johnson James, longshoreman, dwl 33 Alta PI
Johnson James, longshoreman, dwl 334 Main
Johnson James, mastennariner, dwl 16 Sutter
Johnson James, mining, dwl 421 Harrison
Johnson James, printer, dwl 30 Russ
Johnson James, shipcalker, dwl 920 J Bryant
Johns<jn James A., teamster Warren & Tuttle, dwl 6

Polk
Johnson James B., carpenter, dwl 1428 Howard
Johnson James B., cook Baldwin's Restaurant, dwl 420

Jackson
Johnson James F., salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 1021}

Market
Johnson James F., teamster, dwl 138 Folsom, rear
Johnson James L., carjKJnter, dwl 540 Mmna
Johnson James L., engineer, dwl 415 Drumm
Johnson James M., head postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail

Service, office 606 Montgomery
Johnson James O., dwl 613 Mission
Johnson James W. , bookkeeper, dwl 14 Eighth
Johnson Jane Miss, dressmaker Tobin & Dorety, dwl 5

Thirteenth
Johnson J. C, dwl 915 Clay

Johnson J. C, reporter Alta California, dwl 425 Kearny

JOHXSON J. <". Jb VO. (John M, Johmon and Pcin-
borton B. Ilorton), importers and manufacturers har-
ness and saddlery and dealers leather and saddlery
hardware, 104 and 106 Front

Johnst)n Jons, seaman, dwl NE cor Howard and Steuart

Johnson Jeremiah, expressman, NW cor Battery and
Washington, dwl 612 McAllister

Johnson Jeremiah v., carpenter .(Etna Iron Works, dwl
821 Eighth

Johnson Jessie N., chief clerk collecting department
Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 13 Eddy

Johnson J. H., watchman Geo. W. Swan & Co.

Johnson J. J., watchman Brooklyn Hotel

Johnson Jorl, tailor, dwl 70 Shij/lcy

Johnson Johan, carpenter, dwl 3 Lewis PI

Johnson Johaimes, seaman, dwl 531 East

Johnson John, dwl 208 Second

Johnson John, dwl SE cor Main and Folsom

Johnson John, barkeeper, dwl 73 Natoma

Johnson John, barkeeper Thomas Buckley, dwl 30 Steuart

Johnson John, blacksmith helper Saul & Co., dwl Folsom
bet Main and Beale

Johnson John, boilennaker, dwl 42 First

Johnson John, bootmaker, 75 Minna

Johnson John, butcher, dwl 114 Taylor

Johnson John, captain barge Napa, office H. P. WilKams,
Long Bridge'

Johnson John, captain schr Augusta Johnson, Washing-
ton St.Wharf

Johnson John, carpenter, dwl 46 Tehama

Johnson John, carpenter, dwl 108 Fell

Johnson John, carpenter, dwl 945 Folsom

Johnson John, cigars, SW cor Washington and Drumm,
dwl 1422 Pacific

Johnson John, cook, dwl 28 Clay

Johnson John, deckhand U. S. stm Katy, Green St.WTiarf

Johnson John, laborer, dwl 6 Mission

Johnson John, laborer, dwl 434 L^nion

Johnson John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE cor
Brannan and Eighth

Johnson John, laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steuart

Johnson John, miner, dwl Olympic Lodgings, 914 Kearny

Johnson John, oysterman, dwl 415 East

Johnson John, sawyer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
NE cor Brannan and Eighth

Johnson John, seaman, dwl 8 Jackson

Johnson John, seaman, dwl 16 Washington

Johnson John, seaman, dwl 20 AVashington

Johnson John, seaman, dwl 150 Steuart

Johnson John B., porter, dwl 1508 Mason

Johnson John D. , teamster, dwl E s Ninth nr Mission

Johnson John E., laborer John Pearson, N s Fifth Av nr
Railroad Av, South S. F.

Johnson John Frederick, laborer, Helvetia Hotel

Johnson John H., carpenter, dwl SW cor Mission and New
Montgomery

Johnson John H., seaman, dwl 415 East

Johnson John»M. (J. C. Johnson tfc Co.), dwl 1214 Mason

Johnson John P., carpenter A. R. Nichols, dwl 371 Min

Johnson John R., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
dwl SW cor Stevenson and Ecker

Johnson John'R., shipwright, dwl NE cor Steu and How

Johnson John T., foreman Abraham Waldstein, dwl W s
Michigan nr Shasta

Johnson John W., carpenter, dwl E 8 Mission nr iVenty-
sixth

Johnson John W., boarding, 10 Broadway

Johnson Jonas, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson

Johnson Joseph, carpenter, dwl 108 Tehama

Johnson Joseph, carpenter, dwl 421 Harrison

Johnson Joseph, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19
Steuart

Johnson Joseph, signpainter, dwl 3 Scotland

Johnson Joshua E., asphaltumroofer and contractor, of-
fice 512 Mont, dwl W s Treat Av nr Twenty-first
Johnson Josiah G., hogranch, cor Fourth Av and M, dwl

219 Ninth
Johnson J. W., capitalist, dwl Lick House
Johnson K. Miss, teacher Tehama Primarj" School, dwl 14

Guy PI
Johnson Kate (widow), dwl 732 Folsom, rear
Johnson Lars, carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 11 Pac
Johnson LawTenee, barkeeper John Schreiber, dwl NE

cor Third and Mission
Johnson Lawrence, shoefitter I. M, Wentworth & Co., dwl

1225 Market
Johnson L. B. , carpenter, dwl 907 Folsom
Johnson Leandcr, paperhanger, dwl 23 Stevenson

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

D. "W. Laird, Mamifacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Moni i

Johnson Lew-is, carpenter, dwl 22 Washin^on

Johnson Lizzie (widow), nurse, dwl 159 Clara

Johnson Louis, blacksmith Emile Girardin & Co., dwl

1514 Dupont
Johnson Louis, carpenter, dwl 527 Vallejo
Johnson Luman, trader, dwl Railroad House
Johnson U., foundrvman, dwl 18 First
Johnson M., seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Johnson M., stevedore, dwl 642 Second
Johnson M., teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl 210 Mason
Johnson Magnus, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Johnson Marie J., teacher, dwl S s Bay bet Dupont and

Stockt<in
Johnson Marion Mrs., furnished rooms, 425 Kearny and

tiOo California
Johnson Martin, lalwrer, dwl 122 Da^is
Johnson Martin, longshoreman, dwl 47 Sacramento
Johnson Martin, seaman, dwl 4.30 Drumm
Johnson May (widow), dwl N s Cortland Av nr Scott,

Bernal Heights
Johnson Mary Mrs., dwl 505 Bush
Johnson JIary Mrs., furnished rooms, 84"Keamy
Johnson Mary S. (widow), dwl 1113 Sutter
Johnson Maud Mrs., dwl 1040 Howard
Johnson M. H., miner, dwl 39 Fifth
Johnson Morris, machinist, dwl 1332 Dupont, rear
Johnson Muns, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Johnson Neeley, attorney at law, dwl 1725 Pine
Johnson Neil, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 777 Mar-
ket
Johnson Nels, porter Salvin P. Collins, dwl 529 Pine
Johnson Niles Gustavus, magazinekeeper John Skinker,

d«i \V s Kentucky nr Sixteenth
Johnson Xils, cabhietmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 113 Perry
Johnson Nils P., tailor, dwl 7 August Alley
Johnson N. P., watchman stm Orizaba, Broadway St.

\Vha.Tf
Johnson Ole, seaman schr Lovet Peacock, Jackson St.

Wharf
Johnson Ole, waiter, dwl 415 East
Johnson Oliver, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Johnson Oliver S., painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 1108 Pac
Johnson Olof, laborer, dwl 430 Drumm
Johnson Olof, liquor saloon, 405 Drumm
Johnson Olof, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Johnson Olof, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Johnson Olof, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Jolmson Omar, sash and blindmaker.^dwl 331 Bryant
Johnson Oscar E., bookkeeper E. A^ Fargo & Co., dwl

709 California
Johnson Otto, groceries and liquors, 49 Minna
Johnson Otto, lettercarrier Post-office, dwl Potrero
Johnson Otto, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl

123 Ninth
Johnson Otto Jr., with James R. Buscelle, dwl 49 Minna
Johnson O. W. , waiter Grand Hotel
Johnson P., clerk Emil Ulner, SE cor Pearl and^Market
Johnson P., laborer, dwl 509 Washington »
Johnson Patrick, gardener, dwl NW cor Gearj' and Baker
Johnson Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Johnson Paulus, laborer, dwl 430 Dnmim
Johnson Pedro, laborer, dwl 49 Ritch
JohnsMi Peter (Johnson ct Brown), dwl 1028 Montgomery
Johnson Peter {Johnson <t Co., and Johnson cfc Smith),

dwl 24 Pearl
Johnson Peter, asphaltumroofer, dwl 23 Stevenson
Johnson Peter, butcher, dwl W s Thirteenth Av nr P,

South S. F.
Johnson Peter, cook Manhattan House, dwl 13 Varenne
Johnson Peter, cook tugboat Rescue, Broadway St. Wharf
Johnson Peter, cooper Lawrence Felvey, res Oakland
Johnson Peter, cutter Bullock cS: Jones, dwl 1221 Broad-
way
Johnson Peter, deckhand stm Express, Washington St.

Wharf
Johnson Peter, driver City R. R., dwl 231 Fifteenth
Johnson I*eter, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Johnson Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Twenty-fourth and

Bryant
Johnson Peter, lodgings, and liquor saloon, E s Mont-
gomery Av bet Pacific and Broadway
Johnson Peter, machinist Garcin & Son, dwl 128 Geary
Johnson Peter, seaman, dwl 16 Frederick
Johnson Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Johnson Peter, seaman, dwl 100 Jackson
Johnson Peter, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Johnson Peter, second engineer stm Mary Taylor, dwl 909

Battery
Johnson Peter, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

M(}rton
Johnson Peter, teamster John Pearson, dwl SW cor Sixth

Av and M, South S. F.
Johnson Peter, watchman S. S. Orizaba, dwl S 8 Bay bet

Dupont and Stockton
Johnson Peter L., baker, dwl Folsom nr Twenty-eighth,

Benial Heights
Johnson Richard, captain schr Caroline Z., Washington

St. Wharf
Johnson Richard E. , cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factorj',

' dwl 721 Treat Av
Johnson Robert (Speixce <t J.), dwl 615 Pine
Johnson Robert, bookkeeper Von Ronn & Hencke Bros.,

dwl 632 Broadway
Johnson Robert, boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl NE cor

Fourth and Berry
Johnson Robert, cook PaciSc Mail S. S. City of San Fran-
cisco
Johnson Robert, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Johnson Robert, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

1717 Larkin
Johnson Robert, painter, dwl 26 Welsh
Johnson Robert C. {O. C. Johnmn & Co.), dwl SW cor

O'Farrell and Leavenworth
Johnson Robert M., express, dwl W s Mission, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Johnson R. P., deputy county assessor, dwl 606 Folsom
Johnson S., seaman, dwl 415 East
Johnson S. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Grammar

School, dwl 318 Seventh
Johnson Samuel, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Johnson Samuel, tinsmith, dwl 217 Dupont
Johnson Samuel, wood and coal, 331 Seventh
Johnson Samuel A., porter New Franklin House, 321 Pae
Johnson Samuel S., driver Pacific Ice Co., dwl 700 Bdwy
Johnson Samuel W., hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,

dwl 525j Howard
Johnson S. C. Miss, school teacher, dwl 1113 Sutter
Johnson Shirley A. , carpenter, dwl 751 Howard
JOHXSOSf SIDNEY L., attorney at law, office 523

Montgomery, res Alameda
Johnson Simon, seaman, dwl 5 Mission
Johnson Sivert, master mariner, office 305 East, dwl N s

Page bet Buchanan and Laguna
Johnson S. J., dwl 12 Ellis
Johnson S. S., dwl 22 Taylor
Johnson Stephen, captain schr David and Ettie, office

Higgins & Collins, La Rue's Wharf
Johnson Susan (widow), dwl 910 Jones
Johnson T. , dwl 227 Second
Johnson T. H., seaman, dwl 100 Jackson
Johnson Theodore, steward, dwl 1416 Pacific
Johnion Thomas, dwl 70S Pine

Johnson Thomas, coffee and liquor saloon, 425 Drumm
Johnson Thomas, deckhand stm Fideliter, Pacific St.

Wharf
Johnson Thomas, drajTnan, dwl 1631 Hyde
Johnson Thomas, farmer, dwl 17 Anna
Johnson Thomas, fireman S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.

Wharf
Johnsoti Thomas, laborer Mission St. Wharf, res Oakland
Johnson Thomas, porter American Exchange Hotel
Johnson Thomas, seaman, dwl 2 Washington
Johnson Thomas, seaman, dwl junction California and

Market
Johnson Thomas J. (Pratt it Johnson), dwl 17 Anna
Johnson Thomas P., real estate, dwl S s Twenty-second

nr Bartlett
Johnson Victor, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Johnson W., seaman, dwl 415 East
Johnson Walter, tmsmith Henry J. McLerie, dwl 613

Mission
Johnson William, dwl 305 Davis
Johnson William, dwl 317 First

Johnson William (Olsen <{,• J.), dwl 3 Montgomery Court
Johnson William, bagsewer Neville & Co., dwl 906 Fil-
bert
Johnson William, barkeeper Sanders Hotel, SW cor Bat-
tery and Vallejo
Johnson William, boarding, 140 Folsom
Johnson William, captain schr Active, La Rue's Wharf
Johnson William, carpenter, dwl 28 Siinna
Johnson William, clerk Mrs. Rebecca Berkowitz, dwl 323

Montgomery
Johnson William, filecutter Adelbert Wolf, dwl 47 Sec
Johnson William, fireman, dwl 306 Mlima

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propi

' . p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1832.

JOH

441

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' linson William, lielper IJelts Spring' Co., dwl SW cor
Oolinnbia and Twciity-lifth
.linson William, horse dealer, dwl NE cor Montgomery
and Pacific
Johnson William, laborer, dwl IS Folsom
iiOuison William, laborer John H. C. Belmer, dwl 11
Stcvcnsdii
linson William, longshoreman, dwl 415J Natoma
hnsim William, metalroofor Conlin & Roberts, dwl 613

Mission
Imson William, painter, dwl 20!) Clara
luison William, quartermaster Pacitie Mail S. S. Col-

onuio
hnson William, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
.mson William, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
hnson William, shipoarpenter, dwl NE cor Berry ^and

Maildcn
imson William B., clerk, dwl 509 Mason
'mson William C, machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl S s

Ei^hti-enth bet Castro and Noe
hnson Wi'liam C, tciniiorer Botts' Spring Co., dwl SW

cor Columbia and Twenty-fiith
anson William E., waiter What Cheer House
l.uson William H., physician, otlice and dwl 1003 Miss
iMis.m William H., stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill &

Co., dwl 124 Silver
l\nson William li., machirist, dwl S s Bay bet Duiwnt
and Stockton
Johnson William T., carrier Evening Post
Johnson W. L., clerk forwardintr department Wells,

Fargo & Co., res East Oakland
Johnson W. Sherwood, chief waybill clerk W^ells, Fargo &

Co., dwl 722 California
Johnson Z., third cook stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf
Johnson & IJrown (Piter Johnson and Charles Brown),

liquor saloijn, NE cor Howard and Steuart
JOII.VSOX * CO. (G>i>itari'.s S. Juhiixnn, John P.
Mult and George U. Lawlur), proj)rietors Grand
Hotel, SE cor Market and New Montgomery
Johason & Co. (Peter Johnson and Alex. iVilsoyi), res-
taurant, 10 Sacramento
Johnson & Mohr (Henry Johnson and Peter Mohr), gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific and Polk
Johnson & Smith (Peter Johnson and John Smith), res-
taurant and liquors, 220 Washington
Johnson. See Johnston and Johnstone
Johnson's Building, 120 Sutter
Johnssen Lorenz, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific
Johnssen Peter, mariner, dwl 421 Drumm
Johnston Ada Miss, dressmaker Simon Stem, dwl 102

Sixth
lohnston Adolf, boot and shoemaker, NE cor Sixth and

Stevenson

Johnston Albert, teamster Warren & Tuttle, Pier 3 Steuart
lohnston Alexander (E. 11. Jones <£• Co.), res New York
Tohnst^n Alexander, cari)euter, dwl Kacine House, 1023

Kearny

Fohnston Andrew, dwl 312 Main, rear
lohnston Andrew, dwl 730 Market
fohnston Andrew, boxmaker, dwl 42.t Fourth
ohnston ,\nn (widow), midw-ife. dwl 312 Hayes
'ohnston B. , carpenter, dwl 327 Bryant, rear
fohnston Baptist, salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl N s

Jessie nr TSventieth
ohnston Benjamin, laborer, dwl SW cor Sixth Av and

M, South ;S. F.
obnstou Charles, expres.sman, dwl 21 Crook
ohnstin Charles, machinist Union Iron Works
ohnston Charles A., salesman Gilfillan & Hohenchild,

dwl 417 Tehama
ohn.ston Charles G., shoemaker Patrick Fray, dwl 542

Minna

ohnston Charles H. C, stevedore, dwl 22 Glover
Dhnston Christopher, salesman Calahan Curtin, dwl 536

Minna

3hnston Clara Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School,
, dwl 542 Minna

ihnston C. T., groceries and liquors, 537 Bryant
>hn.ston D. W., painter, dwl 423 Bush
ihnston Edward, dwl 850 ilarket
>hnston Edward, blacksmith, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
rfiinston Edward, bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co.,

dwl 1013 Xatoma
>hnston Edward, grainer, dwl 30 Welsh
hnston Edward, porter, dwl 541 Fourth
ihnstt)n Edward, sawyer, dwl 804 Third
hnstim Edward, waiter 5Iechanics' House, dwl NE cor

Berry & Madden
'hnston Edwin, helper F. I. Curry, dwl 280 First

Johnston F. G. (widow), dwl 213 Turk

Johnston Errick, cabinetmaker Weir & Greenwood, dwl

223 Ninth
Johnston F., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl R. R.

Saloon, Long Bridge
Johnston F., watchman .Montgomery's Hotel, 227 Second
Johnston Francis H., cook John Cordes, dwl 1614 Powell
Johnston Frank, silverburnisher, dwl 1014 Powell
Johnston I'>ederick, clerk, dwl 2 Zoe
Johnston George, dwl 408 Bryant
Johnston George, office 65 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 825

Greenwich
Johnston George, laborer, dwl S s Francisco bet Jones and

Taylor
Johnston George, laborer, dwl 125 Silver, rear
Johnston George, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl

Sixteenth nr Dolores
Johnston George Pen (William S. Moss & Co.), dwl 309

Lombard
Johnston Griffin, student, dwl 213 Turk
Johnston Henry, carpenter F. Korbol & Bros., dwl 435

Bryant
Johnston Henry, cartman, dwl 10 Haggin
Johnston Henry, laborer California Brick Co., dwl 230

Townsciid
Johnston Henry, seaman, dwl 3 Liberty
Johnston Henry, stevedore, dwl SW cor Third and Berry
Johnston Henry, whitener, etc., dwl 15 Aubm'u
Johnston Henry H. (U. II. Johnston & Co.), dwl 1902

Broadway
.lOlIXSTO.X H. n. «& CO., general agents Union Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co. (Boston, Mass.), office 601 Cal
Johnston J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Johnston Jacob, laborer, dwl 1 Freelon
Johnston James, blacksmith Central Pac. R. R., dwl 804

Third
Johnston James, boxmaker, dwl 425 Fourth
Johnston James, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Johnston James, longshoreman, dwl 512 Mission
Johnston James, mastermariner, dwl 946 Folsom
.Johnston James, painter, dwl 21 Sixth
Johnston James, seaman, dwl 9 Crook
Johnston James, tin, copper and sheet-iron works, stoves

and pumps, 1007 Market, dwl 251 Jessie
Johnston James, upholsterer, dwl 113 Perry
Johnston James A., clerk John W. Coleman & Co.
Johnston James D., general agent, dwl Santa Oaia nr

Connecticut
Johnston James J., lumberman C. A. Hooper &, Co., dwl

Potrero
Johnston James W., cabinetmaker, dwl 155 Perry
Johnston J. C, dwl 605 O'Farrell
Johnston Jennie Miss, teacher Broadway Primary Scbool,

dwl 542 Minna
Johnston Jeremiah, porter Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,

res Oakland
Johnston Jeremiah, tailor, dwl 26 Ritch
Johnston J. F.,^wl 540 Bryant

Johnston J. M., sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode
Johnston John, cabinetmaker, dwl 313 Ritch
Johnston John, turner Gilbert & Moore, dwl 130 Freelon
Johnston John A., cook S. S. Ne^^'bem, Folsom St. Wharf
Johnston John B., grocer, dwl SW cor Wash Avand Miss
Johnston John J. , laborer Overland Warehouse, dwl 63S

Third
Johnston John M., entry clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl

2134 Howard
Johnston John W., molder, dwl 534 Tehama
Johnston Joseph M., carpenter, dwl W s Valencia nr

Twentj'-sixth
Johnston Kate L. Mrs., dwl 607 Polk
Johnston Lewis W. (Johnston d- Fe«.sc»/), dwl 814 Valencia
Johnston Lou Miss, actress California Theater
Johnston Margaret (widow), dwl 417 Filbert
Johnston Martin, teamster John A. Roy, dwl S s San

Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Johnston Mary H. Mrs., dwl 1310 Jackson
Johnston Matthew, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Fourth

and Berrj'
Johnston P. , sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl

170 Zoe
Johnston Peter, blacksmith, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berry
Johnston Peter, limiberman C. A. Hooper i^ Co.
Johnston Peter, master mariner, dwl SW cor Third and

King
Johnston Philip, real-estate agent, dwl 409 Stevenson
Johnston Ricks L., teamster, dwl 511 Gough
Johnston Robert, seaman, dwl 3 Liberty
Johnston Robert, seaman stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf

MES G-. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

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Johnston S. Mrs., dwl 137 Montgomery
Johnston Thomas, dwl 106 Post
Johnston Thomas, clerk, dwl r33 Market,
Johnston Thomas, shipcarpenter, dNvl J^ ^oble Fl
Johnston Thomas M., sash and bhndmaker Haskell «
Bode, dwl 425 Fourth , .,

Johnston Thomas P., foreman Cubery & Co., dwl 130-

JohnstoiVw., lumberman C. A Hooper & Co.
Johnston W. C, carpenter G.lbert& Moore ^^1 ^ Z^^
Johnston W. H., watert«nder Pacinc Mail S. S. t-o'""*
Johnston William, cartman Patent Brick Co., dwl ^^

JohiSwuliam, clerk A. Coney, 808 Market, dwl 804
JohiSto'n William, machinist Unison Iron Works
Johnston William, steward, dwl 1014 Powell

•'•"o.flTGlobe Insurance 'Co., office 422 California,
Johi^nlm^^D., physician, office 524 Sacramento,

John^^i^'william W. (Craii^ & J.), attorney at law, office

7''9 MontKomery, dwl 23 Russ
Johnston & V^easey (Le.0.:. IF. '{ohns^nan^ Perley Vea-

sev), commission merchants, 324 l^avis
Johnstone A. M., jx^ntryman New York Bakery
Johnstone Edward H., accountant, «l"JXStockton
Johnstone Ezi-a McD., bookkeeper Lmdsley & Churcn,

dwl 421 Harrison

,jSrKfi^o;^^^l^S-ns,dwiEsiiu-

I Joh— 'iSbeS laborer, dwl NW cor Seventeenth Av

JohnTti^'s't^phen^'ienter.dwl NW cor Seventeenth

Jonnllo^T^r^cle^/j. W. Davidson & Co., dwl S s

JohnstoL'^wXm, bookkeeper Cubery & Co., dwl How-

ard nr Twenty-sixth .

Johonnot Marion Miss, dwl 863 Mission
loice Charles, painter, dwl 20 Nevada
loTc'K E. i'., notary public and commissioner deeds,
I ""^ office 6 Merchants- Exchange, dw-l 807 Stockton
Joice James, butcher S. Solomon, dwl 995 Maiket
Joice James, laborer, dwl 19 Salmon, rear
Joice Sarah (widow), dwl 26 Nevada
Joice Thomas, stevedore, dwl 431* Linden Av

^^^^^nU Giraram^ ^-)^<^,TL'cia?'''°™"
Joiner Amy (widow), dressmaker, dwl U£ Clay
Toiner John C, dravroan Isaac Lipman, dwl .511 Mission
Joine? John J.,' engraver, 35 Post, dwl N s Dorlaud bet

Church and Sanchez
SJn AtlffTakeeper Blumberg & Kreling, dwl 3

Joke*?Iohn, Unner Samuel Bloom, dwl E 8 Folsom nr

Eighteenth
foEwSi^bS^^^^^ S 8 McAllister bet Laguna

and Octavia
Jolli Mrs. (widow) dwl 1/ Union PI f,.,^^, Building

JoUiffe William H., pilot, office U. S. Court iiuuaing,

JOLLY ♦ilS'^weekly), George Thistleton editor and

proprietor, otBce 423 Washington
Tollv William, paver superintendent streets
J5 sin Martin, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
JonasA &Co {Adolph Silverbcrg arid Philip Cuhn),

butchers? 41 and 42 Washington Market
Jonas Alfred (^ . Jonas <C- Co.), dwl 439 Hayes
Jonas Bernard, tailor J. H Curley & Co., dwl 18 First
Jonas Charles, clerk, dwl 613 Third
Jonas Emanuel, butcher A. Jonas & Co., dwl 439 Hajes
Jonas Isaac A.,'watchniaker, 12.« ^acffic dwnoOS Clay
Jonas John, seaman schr America, beale St.Wliarl
Jonas Joseph, clothing and gents' furn.shmg goods, 100

Jonas Joiph, watchmaker Isaac A Jonas, dwl 1008 Clay

Jonas Nathan (Jonas <t- GVay), dwl 722 Laguna

Jonas Sigismund, watchmaker George Finck,dwl828 Pac

I Jonas & Gray (Nathan Jonas and John Gray), auction-
eers and real-estate agents, 720 Market
Jonaason Jonas, merchant, dwl 204 Hyde
Jones A., clerk, dwl 106 Eddy
Jones a! laborer Nathan Rogers, dwl 212 Broadway
Jones A., surgeon Pacific Mail S, S. Granada
Jones Aaron, salesman Simon Cohn, dwl 331 Kearny
Jones A B., chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Jones A. G., captain Pacific Mail 8 S. Salvador
Jones Agnes (widow), boarding and lodging, 32 Ellis
Jones AfbcrtH., carpenter,dwlEsShot.;ellnr Twentieth
Jones Alfred, conductor Central R. R., dwl 522 Sixth
Jones Anne (widow), dwl 550 Stevenson
Tones Archibald, dwl 1206 Pacific

Joi es 1 W. tinsmith Coleman J. Giffin dwl 411 Sansom
JO\ES IS. A. A t:0. (Hw/h B. and John D. Joneg),

'proptrs Cambrian House, 408 Broadway .

Jones Bartholomew, seaman schr Montana, Maine St
Wharf

Jones Bartlett, plumber, dwl 325 Filbert
Jones Bella Miss, dwl 32 Ellis .arp^wv

Jones Benjamin A. (B A. Jones^ ^"^h^vlJt ^

Jones Bridget (widow), liquor saloon, 130 First
Jones C, barkeeper, dwl 633 California
Jones C, dwl 636 Commercial
Jones C, cigars, dwl 2 Carlos PI
Jones Caroline Miss, dwl 547 Stevenson
1 Jones Caroline M. (widow), dwl 532 Green
Jones Catherine Mrs., dressmaker, i.2 Clara
Jones C. F., dwl American Exchange =ot«-„„„

' Jones Charles, hackdriver Norton & Adams, dwl 567 Mmna
Jones Charles, barnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 434

Jone'^'charies, janitor Young Men's Christian Assn, dwl

Jone^s^Chrriel! miner, office 302 Montgomery room 5, dwl

530 Montgomery Av „, ^ . _^

Jones Charies, porter, dwl 509 Wa.shington
Jones Charles, printer Francis & Valentine, dwl 808 Fil-

Tones Charles, tailor, dwl 738J Clementina ;

Jones Charles' A. (Foley & J.), dwl NW cor Hayes and'

TnnP^'charies A clerk Madison & Burke, dwl 128i Fourth

jZes Charles c:',a|ent Peoria Starch Co., office 214 Sac-

ramen to, dwl 540 Ellis j i ,f,T„„

Jones Charies J., porter Main & Winchester, dwl 13 Lau-

Jone's'chLles L., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

S s Ivy Av bet Laguna and Buchanan
T^Tioa fliarlps R nrinter, dwl 808 Filbert
Jones Charlotte -(JJdow), dwl NE cor Sixteenth and How
Jones C. M., carpenter, dwl 4 Dodge

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Jones Daniel, engineer, dwl 320 Tenth
Jones Daniel Jr., engineer, dwl o20 Thenth
Jones Daniel, clerk, dwl 550 St«venson
Jones Daniel C, carpenter, dwl 651 Stevenson
Jones David, engineer, dwl 547 Stevenson
Jones David! expressman, NW cor Kearny and Commer
cial, dwl 324 Minna

Tones David T., dwl Winchester Hotel

Jones De Witt Clinton, attorney at law, office 215San80B
room 6, dwl 127 Francisco »■

Tones E A. (widow), dwl 111 EUi8

JonS E B. Mrs., principal Tyler St. Cosmopolitan
mary School, res Oakland

Jone=. Edgar F., newspaper correspondent, dwl 423 Jon«

Jones Edmund, dwl 740 Harrison

Jones Edmund, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk „ „

Jones Edward P., salesman E. H. Jones & Co., awi v,i

Van Ness Av , , „, c a

Jones Edward C, smelter, dwl 31 Second
Jones Edward T., foreman Pac, Iron Works, dwl o»

Howard , , , , , t

Tnnps Edward W., tinsmith, dwl 44 Jessie
.rtXDfi F H A CO. (DanUl McLeod and AlexandA
•'**J,:/m.*'c> " infpo rters and jobbers millinery and fane

Jonef ^s'S' fHf ^on..^- Co.), dwl 815 Van Nef^^
Jones Elijah A., porter, 314 Montgomery, dwl 36 Ritch

Jonas sigisiuuiiu, Y»a,uv...^^M,. — o- -

silnisH^^^N^i^toBiag', TMid a MarkeUiST* Men's rumisHing &»■

f. p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 70G, 710, 712. 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Jones Elizabeth (widow), dwt 735 Harrison

Jones Eug-ene K., cashier William T. Coloman &, Co., dwl

G20 Sutler
Jones Eugenia Miss, vocalist, dwl 32 Ellis
Jones Evan E., dwl 1310 Kearny
, Jones Evan J., laborer (Jal. Planing Mills, dwl 1023 Har
1 Jones Everett D., clerk S. L. Jones &. Co., dwl NW cor

Haj'es and Fillmore
Jones F., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Jones F. A., clerk, dwl 413 l/cavenworth
Jones Frank, clerk J. H. Latham & Co., dwl seOO'Farrell
Jones Frank, comedian Palace Oi)era House, dwl NE cor

Third and Mission
Jones Frank W., ticket agent Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'e

office, wharf foot First, dwl .'ilO Franklin
Jones Frederick, baker, dwl 434 Oieenwich
Jones Frederick, Kirjienter Sanford M. Hills
Jones Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 .Steuart
Jones Freiierick, waitor Hcnrj- Brown, dwl 105 Clark
Jones Frederick E., miner, dwl 017 Mason
Jones Frederick F. (Joni-s »{■ -V«rp/i.i/), dwl 510 Powell
Jones FriHlerick F., cook, dwl 19 Stone
Jones Frederick P., driver City R. R., dwl 2109 Mi.'jsion
Jones Frederick W., machinist Miners' Foundry, dwll28J

Fourth
Jones George, florist Collie & Steuart, dwl IS Post
Jones George, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Jones Georjje, teamster, dwl 70S Brannan, rear
Jones George A., millwright, dwl t>71 Howard
Jones George E., clerk S. F. News Co., dwl 824 Howard
Jones George W. A. , e.\pressinan, SE cor Dupont and

Sacramento, dwl 26 Ellis
Jones G. W., saloonkeeper, dwl R\iss House
Jones H., machinist Risdon I. and L, Works •
Jones H. A., dwl ilorton House
Jones Harrison, saddle and harnessmaker, 7 Powell, dwl

13.30 Sacramento
Jones Harrison A., official reporter Twelfth District Court,

office 6 Court Block 636 Clay, dwl 1330 Sacramento
Jones Harrison C, fruit and vegetables, 103 Sixth, dwl

1213 Mission

i Jones Harry, barkeeper, dwl 47 Minna
Jones Henry, boltcutter Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl Ws
Alabama bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Jones Henry, coalpasser stm Oriflamme, FolsomSt.T^Tiarf
Jones Henrj', waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 151 Natoma
Jones Henrv F., dwl 100 Post
Jones Henrf G., clerk S. B. Boswell & Co., dwl 927 Bush
Jones Henrv W., collector and business agent, office 612
Clav, dwl W 3 York bet Twenly-foxirth and Twenty-
fifth
Jones Hiram D., bookkeeper G. W. Chesley & Co., dwl

2503 California
Jones Horace, bookkeeper John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 717

Eddy
Jones Horace, operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,

dwl 32G Geary
Jones Horatio, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Jones H. P. , carpenter, dwl 26[) Minna
Jones Hugh, bricklayer, dwl 40S Bi-oadway
Jones Hugh, housesmith John R. Sims, dwl 550 Stev
Jones Hugh R. (B. A. Jones ct Co.), dwl 408 Broadway
Jones Isaac, pressman Cubery & Co., 414 Market
ci Tones Isaac Watts, sodamaker, dwl 33 Hinckley
Jones J., dwl 636 Commercial
Jones J., dwl 863 J Market
i > Jones J., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin

lones James, barkeeper Ditniel O'SulIivan, dwl 25 Com
lones James, captain schr Energy, dwl 710 Folsom
c Tones James, carpenter, dwl IS Taylor

ones James, calker L. S. Allen, 10 Drumm
ones James, gardener, dwl SE cor Jones and Pleasant
Tones James, laborer C. A. Hooper &. Co.
'ones James, teamster, dwl SW cor Greenwich and San
ones James, teamster William KeT, dwl 003 Battery
ones James A., carpenter, dwl 2317 Mission
ones James H., engineer Contra Costa, Clay St. Wharf
ones James J., carpenter and builder, 322 Jackson, dwl

NE cor Union and Leavenworth
ones James L., carpenter, dwl E s Folsom, nr Twenty-
eighth, Bernal Heights
ones James Lj-man (J. L. Jones d: Co.), dwl 462} Minna
ones James O", boatman,' dwl N s Webster bet Chestnut

and Lombard
ines James S., eng:ineer Kragen & Ca, dwl 615 Grove
nes James Y., watchman U. S. Mint, dwl 6 Howard

Court
ines J. Davies, carrier Morning Call, dwl 1330 Sac
nes James E. , conductor Market St. R, R.

Jones Jeremiah, Iiarkeei)er, dwl 16 Sutter

Jones Jeremiah, laborer Hooper's South End Warehouse

dwl 718 Pacific
Jones Jeremiaii, barkeeper New Olympic Variety Theater,

dwl Mc.\llister bet liaker and Lyon
Jones Jeremiah S. (George W. Cheslcu d; Co.), dwl 2503

California
Jones J. H., engineer stm Contra Costa, Market St

Wharf
JONES J. II. ftt rO., stockbrokers, office 509 Cal
Jones J. L. & Co., butter, eggs, cheese, and groceries, 67

Centre Market
Jones John (E. O. Cook <fc Co.\ dwl 1920 Broadway
Jones John, bellman Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Jones John, bootsidcr Simon Wolff, dwl 411 Sansom
Jones John, carpenter, dwl 1 Bone Alley
Jones John, clerk Richard 1). Mowry
Jones John, hairdresser George L. Smith, dwl Stevenson

nr Fifth
Jones John, laborer, dwl Anderson nr Lj'on, Bernal

Heights
Jones John, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Jones John, laborer Richard O'Neil, dwl 2 Fourteenth
Jones John, laborer West Coast Furniture Co., dwl 520

Eddy
Jones John, seaman, dwl 17 Vallejo

Jones John, se.xton .Slethodist Church, dwl 12 Ritch, rear
Jones John, Ship C'alkers' Assn, 118 First
Jones John, steward Cohen & Xlills, dwl 1411 Mason
Jones John, teamster, dwl 20 Turk, rear
Jones John A., assistant engineer stm Alexander, dwl

Seventeenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Jones John A., machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwl NE cor

Howard and Twenty-first
Jones John A., seaman, dwl 320 Tenth
JO.\ES JOHX AXDKEW, manager Imperial and

Queen's Fire Insurance Co., office 430 California,

dwl SW cor California and Mason
Jones John B., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl 230

Green
Jones John C, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwl 204

Eleventh
Jones John C, clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, dwl 1104

Market
Jones John D., dwl 41 Clarence PI
Jones John D. (B. A . Jonea it Co.), dwl 408 Broadway
Jones John D., bookkeei^er, dwl Revere House
Jones John H., milkman, dwl 1231 Howard
Jones John .J., boot and shoemaker, 1070^ Howard
Jones John L. (Bullock <!• J.), dwl 423 Sutter
.SO.\ES JOH.X P., capitalist, office 330 Pine
Jones John R., machinehandExcelsior Mills, dwl 919 How
Jones John S., rigger S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Townsend

nr Third
Jones John S. , stevedore, dwl 41 Clarence PI
Jones John Watkins, dry goods, 24 Sixth, dwl 245 Ninth
Jones Jones, blacksmith McVicker & Roche, dwl 209 Laid
Jones Joseph, gardener H. H. Bigelow, dwl SW cor How-
ard and 'Tvventy-first
Jones Joseph, laborer, dwl N s Townsend nr Third
Jones Joseph D., bricklayer new U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, dwl 808 Filbert
Jones Joseph H. (J. //. Jones •& Co.), dwl 405 Sutter
Jones Joseph K. (Maynard tt- J.), dwl 34 Oak Grove Av
Jones Joseph P., teamster, dwl 28 Potter
Jones Joshua, engineer and piledriverE. C. Boobar&Co. ,

dwl 14 Harrison
Jones J. P., hairdresser, dwl 361 Clementina '
Jones J. T., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
Jones Kate A. Miss, dwl 731 Harrison
Jones Lawrence, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Jones Lewis, driver Frederick Katz, dwl 1008 Union
Jones L. M., chief accountant Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

703 Jlarket
Jones Lloyd, bookkeeper G. Forrest Walter & Co., dwl

1232 Pine
Jones Lloyd E., clerk S. L. Jones & Co., dwl NW cor

Hayes and Fillmore
Jones Lloyd R., workman Casebolt & Son, dwl SW cor

Octavia and L^nion
Jones Maria A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 12 Jasper PI
Jones Martin, mining, office 419 California room 4, dwl

1763 Howard
Jones Mary Miss, milliner Miss Lizzie Carter, dwl 21 Ellis
Jones M. E., poultry, 10 Grand Central Market, dwl NE

cor Mission and Sixth
Jones Melville L., rancher, dwl 6 Second Av
Jones Michael, porter stmr James M. Donahue, Green St.

Wharf

^fl JAMES Qt. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merclian'

Jone-- Jlichael P. (Jones & Co.), dwl 418 Fremont

Jones Mcintgomery, foreman calkcr Pacific Mail S. S. Co.

Dock, dwl S s Kailroad nr Thirteenth av, South S. F.
Jones M. T., dwl 107 Turk

Jones Nathaniel W., clerk Charles C. Jones, dwl 540 Ellis
Jones Seheniiah B., master mariner, dwl 1 Rincon Court
Jones Nellie Miss, tailoress Adolph Morris, dwl Folsom

nr Sixth
Jones Nimrod W., porter 307 Montgomer.v, dwl 28 Stone
Jones N. P., carpenter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Jones Oliver W., htiirdresser Phillips & Co., dwl 919 AVash
Jones Orin, shuenianufacturer, dwl 896 Sutter
Jones Orrin, driver Richards & Rilej-, dwl Jones het

Francisco and Bay
Jones O.scar R., clerk J. H. Jones & Co., dwl 405 Sutter
Jones Owen, carpenter, dwl N s Cortland Av nr McClel-

lan, Bernal Heights
Jones Owen )i., seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Jones Owen E., laborer U. S. Appraiser's ofHce, dwl 129

Chestnut
Jones Patrick H., shipcalker, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Pierce

and Steiner
Jones P. H., e.xtraman Hose No. 2 S. F. F. D.
Jones Philip, blncksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, [dwl W s

Georgia nr Shasta
Jones Richard J., stonecutter, dwl 113 Ritch
Jones Richard R. , dwl Commercial Hotel
Jones R. J. , dwl Russ House
Jones Robert, clerk, dwl 7 Stockton
Jones Robert, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Jones Robert, master mariner, dwl 1912 Hyde
Jones Robert, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Jones Robert, stableman James Tomkinson, dwl 59 Minna
Jones Robert E., laborer, dwl N s Twenty-sixth nr Val-
encia
Jones Robert J., dwl 36 Geary
Jones Robert J., pantryman stm New World, Market St.

Wharf
Jones Roger, lieutenant-colonel U. S. A., inspector-gen-
eral Milltai-y Division Pacific and Dept. California,

otBce 105 Stockton, dwl Occidental Hotel
Jones Rowena Miss, teacher music, dwl 32 Ellis
Jones R. W., dwl 512 Folsom
Jones S., dwl 215 Ellis
Jones S., clerk, dwl 1254 Market
Jones Sarah, dressmaker, dwl 523 Kearny
Jones Seneca, patternmaker, dwl 34 Oak Grove Av
Jones Seward G., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 714

Howard
Jones Simon, peddler, dwl E s Mission bet Seventeenth

and Eighteenth
Jones Simon D., driver Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl 111

Clinton
Jones Simon L. (S. L. Jones & Co.), dwl NW cor Hayes

and Fillmore
JOSiES S. l. »t CO. {Henry C. Doivninq), auctioneers

and oomniiision merchants, 207 and 209 California
Jones S. S., dwl 206 Elhs
Jones S. S., ornamental plasterer Frederick Martin, dwl

31 Eddy
Jones S. W., salesman Feigenbaum & Co., res Oakland
Jones T. H. , tiler, dwl 806 Green
Jones Thaddeus, piledriver, dwl 54 Sacramento
Jones Thomas, calker Boole & Webster
Jones Tliomas, carpenter, dwl 221 Second
Jones Thomas, carpenter, dwl Broadway bet Kearny and

Montgomeiy
Jones T^pmas, carpenter, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Jones Thomas, carijenter, SE cor Clay and Taylor, dwl

934 California
Jones Tliomas, coal passer Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Jones Thomas, groceries and liquors, 446 Clementina
Jone? Thomas, Lumberman's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Jones Tliomas, restaurant, 608 Fourth
Jones Thomas, molder I acific Iron Works, dwl 535 How
Jones Thomas, painter James Donovan, 219 Davis
Jones Thomas, painter Norman & Eekler, dwl 1707 Stev
Jones Thomas, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 221 Second
Jones Thomas, salesman Ed. C. Fitts & Co., dwl 537 Min
Joues Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Jones Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart '
Jones Thomas, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Jones Thomas, shoemaker, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-sixth •

Jones Thomas, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, dwl 424

Geary
Jones Thomas A., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwl 40

Moss

Jones Thomas H., operator Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 761

HaiTison
Jones Thomas P., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 115

Second
Jones Thomas S., painter, dwl 273^ Minna
Jones Thomas T., carpenter, dwl 8 Harrison Av
Jones Thomas W. , ste\edore, office SW cor Pacific and

Dnimm, dwl 734 Green
Jones Timothy, caqjcnter, dwl S s Crescent Av nr Islais

Creek, Bernal Heights
Jones T. O., waiter stm Senator, Broadway St. Wharf
Jones T. P., driver City R. R.

Jones U. T. , waiter Cambrian House, 408 Broadway
Jones W., lumbennan C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 18J Ritch
Jones W. A., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl 750

Harrison
Jones Walter S., bookkeeper Charles C. Jones, dwl 540

Ellis
Jones William, dwl 37 O'Farrell
Jones William {BuwdUh d: J.), dwl 735 Harrison
Jones William, calker L. S. Allen, dwl 312 Folsom
Jones William, conductor, dwl 23 Stone
Jones William, deckhand stm Coquille, Pacific St.Wliarf
Jones William, driver Cliff House Omnibus, dwl Home-
stead, Point Lobos Av
Jones William, expressman Marcus C. Hawley & Co., 110

Front
Jones William, laborer, dwl 323 Filbert
Jones William, messenger general recruiting service U. S.

A., 105 Stockton
Jones William, miner, dwl 267 Clara
Jones William, painter, dwl 320 Tenth
Jones WiHiara, physician, office SE cor New Montgomery

and Natoma, dwl S s Guerrero bet Twenty-third and

Twenty-fourth
Jones William, seaman schr Apache, Washington St.

Wharf
Jones William, student, dwl 6 Howard Court
Jones William, tiler, dwl 806 Green
Jones William A., miner, dwl 408 Broadway
Jones William A., president Livennore Coal Co. {and T.

G. Bilty it- Co.), office 238 Mont, dwl 129 Chestnut
Jones William A., salesman Ackeniian Brothers, dwl 702

Post
Jones William A., tinsmith, dwl 750 Harrison
Jones William C. , cook Freitas & Miller, 41 Second
Jones William E., clerk Yates & Co., dwl 504 Eddy
Jones William G., liquor saloon, 213 Montgomery, dwl

1028 Market
Jones William H., dwl 731 Harrison
Jones William H., jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl 934

California
Jones William H., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

218 Minna
Jones William J., merchant, dwl 320 O'Farrell
Jones William S., dwl 1416 Sacramento
Jones William S., policeman City Hall, dwl 1032 Clay
Jones William T., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 524

O'Farrell, rear
Jones William W., with Feusier & Spafford, dwl 1015 Leav
Jones Winfield S. , secretarj- Security Savings Bank, office

215 Sansom, dwl 517 Folsom
Jones W. R., miner, dwl Russ House
Jones & Co. {Cyrus G. Jones and Nathan Stcinberger),

clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 714 Market
JON'El^ A t'O. (iV. P. Jones, George II. Sanderson,

and Ev/iene B. Beck), wholesale groceries and pro-
visions, "218 and 220 Front
Jones & Muqihy {Frederick F. Jones and John J. Mur-
phy), liquor saloon, 231 Kearny
Jones i& Phillips {William W. Jones and P. Albert

Phillips), dairy produce and provisions, 31 Centre

Market
Jong Frederick, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Jonini M. G., bookkeeper N. Giamboni & Co., dwl 817 Cal
Jons S., bellman Palace Hotel

Jonson James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First ;

Jonson Peter, seaman, dwl 3 King
Joost Amelia Mrs., dwl 506 Vallejo
JOOST B. A" M., groceries and liquors, and genei*

commission merchants, SW cor Valencia and Twenty-
third
Joost Behrend (B. & M. Joost and Joos}. Bros. <t Co^

dwl SE cor Twelfth and Folsom
JOOST ItROS. A C:0. {Fabian and Behrend JooH

and F. Ilinke), importers hardware, nails, and gene

ral merchandise, NE cor Mission and Eleventh
Joost Carsten, expressman, dwl 605 Fell
Joost Fabian (Joost Bros. Jk Co.), dwl 1432 Mission

'Tim
, itwl

BSAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Marls 5;

I p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1863.

M ist Henrj', clerk Jacob Joost, dwl NW cor Stockton and

Krunrisco
M>st Herman, commission merchant, 410 Clay, dwl 227

t'ai'l'
■ .St .laonb, groceries and liquors, NW cor Stockton and

Ki-an CISCO
•st Martin {Behntmann i- Co.), dwl SW cor Taylor and

OFarrell
• 'st Martin (B. it M. Joost), dwl SW cor Valencia and

Twenty-third
ost Martin, groceries and saloon, SW cor Gough and

McAllister
oiK>st Peter, ijroceries and liquors, NE cor Valencia and

Quinn
Joost. Si"!" Jost
Joost*ns Charlc, liquor s.aloi>n, 1017 Kearny

Jordan , cabinetmaker Weir & fireciiwood

Jordan Adolph, teamster .M. I'.ranilonstoin & Co., dwl

First .\v nr Keiitucky, South S. F.
Jordan Albert, porter William KocUer, dwl 1137 Folsom
Jordan Albert E., printer Winterburn tt, Co., dwl 320 Ivy

Av
Jordan .\nne H., teacher Chinese Mission, 800 Stockton,

dwl 1S09 Stockton
Jordan Arthur, bookkeeper, dwl .SSR Post
Jordan .\u'.'ust (Murlntl <t- J.), dwl 1114 Stockton
Jordan Bridi,'et Miss, dwl 32 f)e Boom
Jordan C. , watchman J. Morton & Co.
Jordan Caroline Mrs., milliner, 1114 Sfflckton
Jorxlan Caroline H. (widow), dwl 11 Rondel PI
Jordan Charles, carpenter, dwl E s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Jordan iharles, picture-framemakcr McEachren & Par-
kinson, dwl 137 Folsom
Jonian Dennis, contractor, dwl 61S Ellis
Jordan D. J., steward stm .Moiituna, dwl 928 Washington
Jordan Eben, upholsterer, dwl 202 Fourth
Jordan Ernest B., bookkeeper, dwl N s Wells Av nr Do-
lores
Jordan Frank E., paperhanjrer Gibb & Co., dwl 1131 Clay
Jordan Frank ,$., clerk McCoppin, Van Ness & Co., dwl

33.5 Geary
Jordan Georyre (Dewey <!• ./.), dwl 11 Rondel PI
Jordan George L., dwl NE cor Bdwy and Van Ness Av
Jordan Hermann C, clerk Hellmann Bros. & Co., dwl

1709 Hyde
Jordan Isabella (widow), dwl 80(3 Shotwell
Jordan Jackson, Mint Restaurant, 605 Commercial, dwl

116 Leidesdorff
Jordan Jacob, dwl 7 Kearny
Jordan James, coachman, 821 Sutter
Jordan James, deckhand stm Alice Garratt, Front St.

WTiarf
Jordan James, shipcarpenter, dwl 2323 Harrison
Jordan James, student Hcald's Business College
Jordan .John, butcher, dwl 635 Ellis
Jordan John, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl N s Columbia nr

Twenty-third
Jordan John, driver John Molloy, dwl Miima nr First
Jordan John, jeweler, 7 Kearny, dwl 130 Gearj'
Jordan John, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl

cor North Point and Polk
Jordan John A. B., local policeman, dwl 10 Steuart
Jordan John F., teacher, dwl 417 Kearny
Jordan .John M., jeweler I)avid ^^ . Laird, dwl 140 Perry
Jordan John T., stairbuilder Frank McLaughlin, dwl 510

Front
Jordan Joseph, carpenter, dwl E s Laguna bet Lilly Av

and Oak
Jordan Joseph W. {Charles Clayton A Co.), res East

Oakland

Jordan Judith (widow), dwl 1309 Stockton
Jordan Louis J., phy.sician, office and dwl 211 Geary, and

proptr Pacific Anatomical Museum, Ilardie PI
Jordan Maggie L. Miss, teacher Bn-ant St. Primary

School, dwl cor Twenty-fourth and Folsom
Jordan Martin, shoecrimper, 5 Ashburton PI, dwl 132

Hickorj-

Jordan Mary (widow), dwl 826 Broadway, rear
Ionian Michael, dairyman, dwl E s Nebraska nr Alameda
ordan Michael, laborer, dwi 510 Front
Jordan Michael, maltster Hibemia Brewerv, dwl 209

Eighth

lordan Michael, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
lordan Michael C, receiving clerk Omnibus R. R. Co.,

dwl 712 Howard
lordan Morris, jeweler and imiwrter diamonds, watches,

etc.. 7 Kearny, dwl 636 Green
ordan Patrick, porter Collins, Wheaton & Luhra, dwl

553 Mission

Jordan Phillip, conductor Southern Pac. R. R.
Jordan R., laborer Pacific Mail .S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Jordan Rudolph, dwl Oil) Tiler
Jordan Susan Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1017 Howard
Jordan T. F., driver Bowen Brothers, dwl 313 Turk
Jordan William, clerk John Beith, dwl 247 Clara
Jordan William E., vamisher Andrew Frei,dwl Harrison

nr Fifteenth
.lordan William H., boatman, dwl 1 Vallejo
Jordan William T., clerk, dwl 502 Broadway
Jordan. 5'? Jourdan and Jourden
Jorcy Bessie Mi-s, schoolteacher, dwl 1124 Folsom
Jorey John, foreman Buckingham & Ilceht, dwl 1124 Fol
Jorey Joseph IL, foreman ladies' cutting department

Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 1124 Folsom
Jorev William J., machinist Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

1124 Folsom
Jorgans Bernard, master mariner, dwl 2021 Mason
Jorgenscn Charles, cabinetmaker S. & G. Gump, dwl 9G7

Mission
Jorgenscn Emil, restaurant, 103 Washington
Jorgenscn H. Christian, bookkeeper Heniy Cline, dwl 5

Mission
Jorgenscn H. P., boatman, dwl S s Filbert bet Sansom

and Montgomery
Jorgenscn James, ma.ster mariner, dwl 209 Capp
Jorgensen John, seaman, dwl 415 East
Jorgenscn Jorgen, carpenter, dwl 103 Sacramento
Jorgensen Lars, carpenter William I. Tustin, dwl 16 Fred-
erick
Jorgensen Peter, oyster saloon, 626 Fourth
Jorgensen Peter, photographer, dwl 200 Tliird
Jorgensen Thomas, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Jorgensen. See .Jurgensen
Jork Henry, seaman, dwl 28 Clay

Jorl Thomas, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 167 Sil-
ver
Jorres Albert, hostler Charles Dryer, dwl 624 Pacific
Jorres FYederick, baker Frank Jallu, dwl S13 Filbert
Jorres Henrj-, carpenter, dwl 448 Jessie
Jorres Max, drajnnan Frank Ducotcy, dwl 1411 Dapont
Jorss Edward, cabinetmaker S. F. Manuf. Co.
Jory John, clerk Frederick Vaughan, dwl 14 Hampton PI
Jorj" John, foreman Buckingham &, Hecht, NW cor Gough

and Haisrht
Jorj' Joseph H., foreman Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor

Gough and Haight
Jory Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 138

Page
Jorj- William, machineoperator Buckingham & Hecht,

NW cor Gough and Haight
Jos^ Antonio, deckhand stm Fideliter, Pacific St. Wharf
Joseph Alfred H., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,

dwl 872 Mission
Joseph Angel S., porter, dwl 233 Clara
Joseph Antonio, seaman stm Ancon, Broadwaj' St. Wharf
Joseph Anton, mate stm Cora, Market St. Wharf
Joseph Bernard, dwl S s Sutter bet Scott and De\isadero
Joseph Bros. (Isaac, Harris!, and LovAs), clothing and

gents' furnishing goods, SW cor Mont and Pine
Joseph Catharine S. (widow), dwi 18 Jansen
Joseph Charles, dwl 1015 Pine
Joseph Emanuel, laborer, dwl 3 Montgomery Court
Joseph Emanuel, longshoreman, dwl 305 Da', is
Joseph Frank, fireman stm Petaluma, Da^is St. Wharf
Joseph Frank, fishennan, dwi 418 Drumni
Joseph Harris (Joseph Bros.), dwi 825 Larkin
Joseph Harris, tailor, 110 Pacific
Joseph Henry F., clerk J. H. Latham & Co., d^i NT cor

Folsom and Second
Joseph Hyam, capitalist, dwi Lick House
Joseph Ike, hairdresser, 423 Drumm, dwl 46V Zoe
Joseph Isaac (Joseph Bros.), dwl 821 Post
Joseph Isaac, peddler, dwl 424 Seventh
Joseph Isaac, tailor, dwl 911 ^^■ashington
Joseph James L. , clerk letter department Wells, Fargo &

Co. , dwl NE cor Second and Folsom
Joseph John, cook, dwl 308 Tehama
Joseph Joseph, chickendealer, dwi 4 5fontgomery Court
Joseph Joseph, exjiressnian, dwl E s Washington Av nr

Twenty-seventh, Bernal Heights
Joseph Joseph, expressman, SW cor Pine and Sansom,

dwl 525 Fulton
Joseph Louis (Josepih Bros.), dwl 1284 Sutter
Joseph Louis, marblepollsher Charles Roche, dwl 735

Brannan
Joseph Manuel, boats. Pacific St. Wharf, dwl Oriental

Hotel
Joseph Marj' Miss, dressmaker, dwl 424 Seventh

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D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchani

Joseph Mary (widow), dwl 613 Seventh
Joseph Maurice, laborer, dwl 19 Wliite PI
Joseph Michael J. {Inslee <t J.), dwl 527 Geary
Josejih Nathan (Xtithan Joseph d- Co.), dwl 215 Jones
Joseph Kathan & Co., man iifacturers' agents fancy goods,

U41 Clay
Joseph Sarah N. Mrs. , teacher Rincon Grammar School,

dwl NE cor Second and Folsom
Joseph Simon, gents' furnishing goods, 524 Kearny, dwl

1220 Stockton
Josejihi D.avid E., salesman S. B. Dinkelspiel & Cj., dwl

1417 Larkin
Joseph! Robert, watchmaker and jeweler, 648^ Market,

dwl 1609 Howard
Josephine Consolidated Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.),

Orlando H. Bogart secretary, office 328 Montgomery

room 13
Josephine Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.),

A. C. Hammond secretary, office 401 Cal room 11
Josephine Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), William

Small secretary, office 531 California
Josephine Quicksilver Mining Co. (San Luis Obispo Co.,

Cal.), office 305 Sansom
Josephs Edwin, machinehaud Cal. Cigar Box Co., dwl 131

Ritch
Josephs M. H., dwl 416 J Hyde
Josejihs R., laborer Richai-d Ahlf, dwl W s Sixth Av nr M,

South S. F.
Josephson Bertha, dwl 504 Hayes
Josephson Christopher, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S.

Colorado
Joslin Jason W., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
Joslyn Frederick C, mate stm Ellen, Green St. Wharf
JosIto J. Denslow, salesman Julius Dreyfuss, res Vallejo
Josse Eugene, butcher, 65 Centre Market, dwl 814 Pacific
Josselyn Benjamin F., phj'sician, office 618 Saci-ameuto,

dwl 929 McAllister
Josselyn Charles (G. M. Josselyn & Co.), dwl 321 First
Josselyn George, laborer, dwl 20 Sacramento
Josselyn George D., sawyer, dwl NE cor Chattanooga and

Twenty-third
Josselyn George M. ((?. M. Josselyn Jk Co.), dwl Grand

Hotel
JOSSELYN G. M. «& CO. (Charles Josselyn), ship-
chandlers, 38 and 40 Market
Jos-seljii .Joel S., physician, dwl 931 McAllister
JOSSELYX JOSEl'U H., physician, office and dwl

226 Sutter
Josselyn Lucy M. (widow), nurse, dwl NE cor Chattanoo-
ga and Twenty-third
JosseljTi Sarah Miss, dressmaker David Edwards, dwl 250

Minna
Josseljm. See Jooeljai.

Jost Charles, merchant, office 319 Clay, dwl 1108 Post
Jost Edward, seaman schr American Girl, Main St. Wharf
Jost Edward N., clerk Herman Brand, dwl E s Powell nr

Vallejo
Jost George, hostler Norton & Adams, dwl 329 Filbert
Jost George N., clerk, dwl 620 Larkin
Jost J. J., clerk, dwl 122 Eddy
Jost Joseph, carpenter, dwl 123 Ellis
Jost Louisa Miss, teacher languages, dwl 825 Green
Jost Peter, cook Miners' Restaurant, dwl Union bet Stock-
ton and Powell
Jost Peter, milk depot, 517 Geary
Jo.st S., clerk, dwl 124 Eddy
Jost. See Joost

Jouanneau Jules, tailor, dwl 721 Pacific
Jouannj- Joseph, laborer J. H. Cook & Co., dwl 716 Wash
Joubert Peter, laundrjonan, dwl 828J Vallejo
Joullin Etienne, laundry, 409 Sutter
Jourdan Bertha, (widow) dwl S s Cadell alley nr Union
Jourdan Charles, hostler, dwl 245 Seventh
Jourdan Joseph William, assembljTiian, dwl 551 Minna
Jourdan Michael, hostler Barney O'Donnell, dwl 1600

Powell
Jourdan. See Jordan
Jourden John P., secretary Board Port Wardens, office

525 lYont, dwl 551 Minna
Jourden Joseph William, dwl 551 Minna
Journal Philip, jiainter, dwl 2% Third

Joussst , machinist, dwl 33 Hinckley

Jou\in Ricord, laborer E. K. Stevenot & Co.
Jovovich Borgia, barkeeper Lazel Jovovich, dwl 100 Jack-
son
Jovovich Lazel, coffee and liquor saloon, NW cor Jackson

and Dnimm
Joy Andrew, dwl 225 Bush

Joy Edwin F., clerk Locke & Montague, dwl 1112J Mason

Joy Edwin W., clerk Charles A. Bayly, dwl 114 Eddy

Joy Sarah Mrs., dwl 930 Folsom

Joy William J. B., musician, dwl 283 Stevenson

Joy Wo & Co. (Chinese), groceries and provisions, 923

Dupont
Joy W. S., captain stmr Ellen, Green St. Wharf
Joyce Edmond, foreman Market St. R. R. stables, dwl 617

Hayes
Joyce Edward, carpenter, 7 Dale PI
Joyce Elizabeth Mrs., dwl E s South Park Av nr Brannan
Joyce Frederick B., machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwl 207

Sixth
Joyce Hannah (widow), dwl 510 Broadway, rear
Joyce John, fireman stmr Jtare Island, Berkeley Ferry,

Front St.\Miarf, dwl 625 Davis
Joj"ce John, laundryman Cit3' and County Hospital
Joyce John, teamster Frank Trevor, dwl SW cor Dupont

and Post
Joyce Julia Miss, dressmaker, 771 Mission
Joyce M. A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 11 Stockton
Joyce Maria (widow), dwl 5 Lick
Joyce Martin M., business manager California Theater,

dwl 700 California
Joyce Mathew, hotelkeeper, dwl 37 Clementina
Joyce Michael, dwl 421 Hyde
Joj'ce Michael, truckman, NW corDa\'is and Oregon, dwl

546 Tehama
Joyce Michael J. , collector, dwl 135 Tehama
Joyce Miles, shoemaker, dwl 510 Broadway, rear
Joyce Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Jo3'ce Peter, barkeeper Palace Hotel
Joyce Peter .J., crock erj' and glassware. 111 Sixth
Joyce R. , laborer, dwl S s Thirty -first nr Dolores
Joyce Robert, marblepolisher Bernard Leddy, dwl 10

Heron
Joyce Samuel E., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl S s

Eighteenth nr Guerrero
Joyce Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 212 Broadway
Joyce Thomas, shoedresser U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 510 Broadway
Joyce William, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Joyce. See Joice

Joynt George C, bookkeeper James DaJy, dwl 1212 How
Joynt R. N., dwl 502 Third
JojTit William, dwl 502 Third
Joyss Aime (widow), dwl 120 Perry
Juan Soloman R., cook, dwl S s Cadell Alley nr Union
Juarez Christopher, marble, dwl 11 Bannam PI
Juarez Esaville, dwl 11 Baimam PI
Juaresma Antonio L., stock dealer, dwl 116 Jackson
.Juckter Ahrend, master mariner, dwl 666 Bryant bet

Fifth and Sixth
Jud Christian, bootmaker J. C. Fluegger, dwl 81 J Stev
Judah Alva, clerk, dwl N s Twenty-fourth nr Noe
Judah Henry R., chief clerk ticket department Southern

Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, d«l 2437

Buchanan
Judd Garrett P., tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl 614

Pine
Judd Henry, carpenter, dwl 262 Tyler
Judd N. A. , collector Henry Keller & Co., res Oakland
Judd Sylvester, dwl 11 Kearny
Jude Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R.
Ju<lell Hennan L., clerk Jacobs & Glass, dwl 1107 Pacific
Judey Abraham C, painter, dwl 129 Second
Judge B. (widow), dwl E s Dolores nr Si.\teenth
jgilXlE t'Or^'Tl' <'OrRT, chambers 504 Kearny
JCIXiE DlfiTRBt'T (Third), cliambers 27 Post
JUUiiE I*a.«»TKIC'T (Fourth), chambers 29 Montgom-

erv Block
Ji:D<iE DISTRICT (Twelfth), chamliers 45 Montgom-

erj- Block
JlTDtiE DI.STRICT (Fifteenth), chambers 8 Montgom-

erv Av thirl floor
JUDGE DI.STRM'T (Nineteenth), chambers 417 Kearny
Judge E. Miss, dwl E s Dolores nr Sixteenth
Judge Heni-y, harnessmakerMain & Winchester, dwl 1834

Eddy
Judge John, bricklayer, dwl 12 Dora
Judge John, drayman, dwl S s Laurel Av bet Van Ness

Av and Franklin
Judge John, mason Pac. Rolling Mills
Judge John, waiter Lick House
Judge Mary A. Miss, seamstress Mission Woolen Mills,

dwl E s Dolores nr Sixteenth
JUDGE IMU.MCIPAL CKLUIXAL COURT, cham-
bers 729 Montgomery
Judge Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 204 Rrst

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Hheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Cal

I. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Zearny, Established 1862.

JirDCiE POLICE C'OliRT, chambers City Hall second

floor
Jl^IlfiE IMtOBlTE C'OrUT, chambers City Hall

second floor
Jud^'ti Hosanna, finisher Mission Woolen Mills, dwl E s

Dolores nr Sixteenth
Judg:c Timothv, butcher William F. Reil, dwl NE cor

Dolores and Sixteenth
JliDGE II. S. €IK€i:iT (Ninth), chambers U. S.

Court Buildini;
JlJDCiE lu S. lUSTRICT COI'RT, chambers U. S.

Court Build injr
J|;U<;E!!» 8I;I>KEME COLBT (state), chambers 640

Clay
Judis Alphonse, bookkeeper L. & M. Kahn & Co., dwl 419

Eddy
Judson A., clerk, dwl 212 Tjier

Judson Au^stus, real estate, 206 Mont, dwl 601 Polk
Judson Charles C, chemist S. F. Chemical Works, dwl W

s Valencia nr Fifteenth
Judson Eifbert {S. F. Ca mile Co. and Judson <t Shepard),

dwl W s Valencia nr Fifteenth
Judson D. K., driver, dwl 142 Perry
Judson Henry C. , su]>erintendent S. F. Chemical Works,

dwl W s Valencia nr Fifteenth
JI'D»iU.\ IIEKKEKT H.. apothecarj-, 14 Stockton
Judson James, chemist S. F. Chemical Works, dwl W 8

Valencia nr Fifteenth
Judson John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Judson Joseph, carpenter, dwl 2S Clay
Judson Thomas {Judson tt H'arner), dwl SE cor Fifteenth

and Mission
Jl'DSOX <& SHEPARD (Egbert Jiidxon and J. L. N.

Shepard). proprietors S. F. Chemical Works, W s Va-
lencia nr Eighteentli, office 402 Front rooms 1 and 2
Judson & Warner (Thomax Judson and Ira X. Warner),

proprietors Oakland Laundry, SE cor Fifteenth and

Mission
Juffal Frederick, helper, dwl 5 Beale PI nr Main
Juhan Louis, waiter, dwl 1334 Duix)nt
Juhle Ernestine Miss, seamstress, dwl 3 St. Mary
Juhle Mary (widow), dwl 3 St. Mary
Juhle Rosa Jliss, seamstress, dwl 3 St. Mary
Juhler James, laborer, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Julia Consolidated Mininij Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), A. Noel

secretary, office 419 California room 5
Julian .\nn, laundress Mme. M. Debende, dwl 20 Taylor
Julian Charles, millinery and fancy goods, 525 Mont Av
Julian Georye N. (Sail i- Julian), dwl Cosmopolitan

Hotel
Julian Humphrey, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

Folsom bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Julian T. Benton, teacher Pac. Business College, dwl 26J

Kearny
Julian Victor, e.xpressman SW cor Stockton and Pacific,

dwl 816 Pacific
Julitz Henry, painter and glazier, dwl 427 Filbert
Julitz Hermann A., beer saloon, 512 Sacramento, dwl 97^^

Fifteenth
Julius John, blacksmith Carvill Manuf. Co.
JuUien J. & Co. (Penn Martin), wholesale and retail

liquors, 1004 Dupont
Jullien Jules (J. JuUien it Co.), dwl 1223 Stockton
Jumper George (Pelky, Duncan it Co.), dwl 1028 Pacific
Juniper George E. (Jumper d- Keating), dwl 32 Silver
Jumper J.W., clerk T.W. Colbum, dwl Windsor House
Jumper & Keating (George E. Jumper and Joseph Keat-
ing), plasterers and whiteners, 134 Post
Junck C. G. ( Wellbrook tt J.), dwl X W cor Powell and Bush
Junck Richard (Junck A- Co.), dwl 1016 Claj'
Junck & Co. (Richard Junck and August Koch), grocer-
ies and liquors, 1016 Clay
Jund John, dwl 213 Sixth
Jundersen Raier, stevedore, dw^l 333 Brjant
Jundt Charles, cook Joseph Rustich, dwl 1408 Dupont
Jundt Rudolf, carriagepainter, dwl 617 Montgomery Av
Jung Henry (Jung <t Ctz), proptr Oriental Hotel, SW cor

Washington and Drumni
Jung John C. , housesmith and manufacturer iron railing,

110 Main, dwi 608 Powell
Jung John W., dwl SE cor Union and Jones
Jung & Utz (Henry Jung and Adam Ctz), wood and

coal, SW cor Sutter and Powell
Jungh\Mt August (A ujUJit Jungblut d- Co.), dwl 447 Jes-
sie
Jungblut August & Co. (Charles Traulsen), billiard table

factor>-, 10 and 16 T>ier
Junger U., cook, dwl 5 Vallejo PI
Juniot Jules, dwl 210 Montgomery Av

Junke John, driver Palace Baker}', SE cor Lafayette and

Mission
Junker August R., musician, dwl 727 Broadway
Junker Charles, market, 135 Gough
Junker Frederick, butcher, SW cor Laguna and Fulton,

dwl 137 Gough
Junker Frederick C. , cutter John H. Tobin, dwl 1618 Turk
Junker Louis, butcher Frederick Junker, dwl SW cor La-

guna and Fulton
Junta Lazaro, fisherman, dwl 49 Clay
Jurado Jlrs., dwl 34 Kearny

Jurado Theresa (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1319 Dupont
Jures John, master mariner, dwl 19 Bannam PI
Jurey Walter E., liquor saloon and lodgings, 7 Stevenson
Jurey. See Jury

JUrgens Anton, tobacco and cigars, 142 Second
Jurgens Diedrich, porter Newton Bros. & Co., dwl 8 Minna
JUrgensen Charles, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 1345 Broadway
JUrgensen Francis, watchman West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 1343 Broadway
Jurgensen Henrj', seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Jurgensen Herman, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Jurgensen John, captain brig Sheet Anchor, dwl SW cor

East and Merchant
Jurgensen Jurgen C, master mariner, dwl SW cor East

and Merchant
Jurgensen. See Jorgensen

Juringius C. W. , Scandinavian Soc. , 71 New Montgomerj'
Jurin Baldassare, waiter P. Vlautin & Bro., dwl 717 Davis
Jurot Aristide, cook tugboat Lookout, Pier 9 Steuart
Jnrotich Stephen, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Jurietz Rudolph, fisherman, dwl 6 Merchant
JUrs August, farmer, dwl North German Hotel
JUrs Henrj', cardriver, dwl NE cor Turk and Fillmore
Jurs Peter, picture-framemaker, dwl 1517 Dupont, rear
Jurss John, captain schr William, Bulkhead bet Washing-
ton and Jackson
Jurj- Henry (Berta, J. ik Pedrazzi), dwl 623 Pacific
Jiiry Joachim (John Jury it Brothers), dwl 110 Jones
Jury Jeremiah (John Jury <t Brothers), dwl 110 Jones
Jun' John (John Juri/ it Brothers), dwl 655 Wash
.ll'RY JOH\ A BROTHERS (Jeremiah, LouU, and

Joachim Jury), Helvetia Coffee Saloon, 524 Merchant
Jury Joseph, clerk Victor Le Bert, dwl NW cor Eighteenth

and Capp
Jury Louis (John Jury <t Brothers), dwl 110 Jones
Jurj' Peter, liquor saloon, NE cor Folsom and Twenty-
second
Jury. See Gury and Jurey
Jussepe Piffero, laborer Campi's Restaurant, dwl 627

Broadway
Justi Alphonso. expressman, dwl 500 Union
Justi August W., clerk Henry Ahpel & Co., dwl 6 Clara

Lane
Justi Charles, salesman, dwl 143 Thirteenth
Jl'STICE MIXIXC; <"0. (Gold Hill, Nev.), James S.

Kennedv secretarv, office 43 Merchants' Exchange
JtSTICES* fOlRT, City and County of San Francisco,

804 and 806 Montgomery
Justin B. Rev. , president St. Mary's College, San Josd

Road 4 miles from City Hall
Justis L. M., student Heald's Business College, dwl 737

Howard
Justo Dominick, expressman, cor Market and Fourth, dwl

706 Fulton
Jutke William, nightwatchman Bay Sugar Refinery
Juvan William, steerage steward Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Juzix Leopold, cooper, dwl 616 Battery

Kaarbbero H. M. H. (Kaarsberg tt Mortensen), dwl 514

Oak
Kaarsberg & Mortensen (H. M. H. Kaarsberg and Ole

Mortenxen), boarding and sale stable, 1239 Mission
Kaastrom Herrman, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Kabelman Robert, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 411

Grove
Kachele Michael, wood and coal, 508 Post •
Kadyjung Katrina (widow), nurse, dwl 835 Broadway
Kadzing Louis, carpetweaver Alexander Mackay, dwl 741

Kaeding Charles \. B. (Liddle ct K.), dwl 624 Sac
Kaeding Otto (Buckley <t K.), dwl 337 Bush
Kaeintz Constance (widow), dwl 15 Stockton, rear
Kaeintz P. & Co., hairdressing saloon, 21 Sutter

JAMES G. STEELE S: CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

•San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, L. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchai

Kaeintz Peter (P. Kaeiniz <t Co.), dwl 15 Stockton, rear
Kaelber William, hairdresser Stable & Benihard
Kaenimerliiijr Emil, cook, dwl 330 Green, rear
Kacniiifor Adolph, clerk Ash Brothers, dwl 102 Stockton
Kaempffmann Wilhelm, captain schr Mary Hall, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Kaen Henry A., machinist, dwl 40 Clementina
Kaen JohnF., machinist S. F. C!as Works Co., dwl 'E s

Bryant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Kaen Thoma.s L., machinist, dwl 40 Clementina
Kaen Thomas L. Jr., blacksmith, dwl 40 Clementina
Kafka Joseph, sausafremaker, dwl 1027 Harrison
Kafka Leopold T., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 1523

Bush
Kafka Samuel L., fancy goods, 42 Fourth, dwl 20i Har-
riet
Kage Herman, tailor, 335 Bush, dwl 83 Everett
Kaher Daniel, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills
Kahlar Eugene, miner, dwl 421 Eddy
Kahle Frank, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 1020 Bry-
ant, rear
Kahler Christopher, carpenter, dwl 1318 Natoma bet

Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Kahler Louis H., master mariner, dwl 802 Union
Kahn Abraham, clerk, dwl 419 Fell
Kahn Adolph, druggist B. Lefevre, dwl SE cor Ellis and

Mason
Kahn August, blacksmith, dwl 2009 Bush
Kahn B. & Co. {Henry and Louis Kahn), importers and
manufacturers optical and mathematical instruments,
112 Kearny
Kahn Benoil (B. Kahn <£• Co.), res New York
Kahn Henrietta, manufacturer artificial flowers, dwl SE

cor Ellis and Mason
Kahn Henry (B. Kahn tt- Co.), dwl 112 Kearny
Kahn Henr}% flowermaker, 407 Kearny, dwl SE cor Ellis

and Mason
Kahn Henry, jeweler David W. Laird, dwl 1207 Jackson
Kahn Herman, bakerv, NW cor Mason and Geary
Kahn Humboldt, clerk B. Kahn & Co., dwl 325 Bush
Kahn Hyman, porter Godehaux Brothers & Co., dwl 9

Harrison Av
Kahn Jacob, clerk, dwl 419 Fell
Kahn Joseph, dwl 1207 Jackson
Kahn Joseph (Kahn tfc Haas), dwl 629 Ellis
Kahn Joseph, messenger Robert Flenniken, 724 Mont
Kahn Josephine, flowennaker Henry Kahn, dwl SE cor

Ellis and JIason
Kahn L., laborer F. Korbel & Bros., dwl Bran nr Seventh
Kahn L. & M. & Co. (Charles Bieri/j), wholesale watches

and jeweliy, 112 Kearny
Kahn Leopold, capitalist, dwl 821 Mission
Kahn Louis {B. Kahn <t- Co.), dwl 110 Kearny
Kahn Louis (L. <l- M. Kahn X- Co.), res New York
Kahn Louis, dwl 212 Sutter
Kahn Louis, market, N s Bryant nr T^vent.v-fourth, dwl

N s Twentv-flfth bet Bryant and York
Kahn Marx, clerk, dwl 419 Fell
Kahn Matilda, flowermaker Henry Kahn, dwl SE cor

Ellis and Mason
Kahn Moses (L. <t- M. Kahn Jk Co.), dwl 112 Keamy
Kahn Paul, commission merchant, office 329 Montgom-
ery, dwl 331 Montgomery
Kahn S. , real-estate and business agent, office 531 Cal
Kahn Sarah (widow), florist, 733 Clay
Kahn W. H., expressman, dwl 1226 Pacific
Kahn & Haas (Joseph Kahn and Jacob Haas), importers

and manufacturers cigars, 773 Market
Kahn. See Cahn, Cohn, and Cohen
Kahr Max, butcher Benjamin Herman, dwl SW cor

Geary and Hyde
Kahrs Claus, teamster Jackson Brewery, dwl 11'ilj Natoma
Kahrs John, groceries and liquors, SW cor First and

Minna, dwl 3 Minna
Kahrs John H. (Kahrs d: Becker), dwl SE cor Geary and

Larkin
Kahrs & Becker (John H. Kahrs and John H. Becker),

groceries and liquors, SE cor Taylor and Sutter
Kaighan Catherine Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 335 Fourth
Kaighan Charles J., machinist LTnion Iron Works, dwl

335 Fourth
Kain David, real estate, dwl 1018 Washington
Kain. See Cain, Cane, and Kane
Kaindler Gustave (Kaindler cb Co.), res Europe
KAIiVDLER A C'O. (Gustave Kaindler, Gaston Ver-
dicr, Geo. Moreau, and Bernard A. Schlinijhetjde),
importers, and wholesale and retail dry goods, NE
cor Montgomery and Sutter
Kaine Annie (widow), dwl 802 Howard

Kaiser Charles, cook, 826 Sacramento

Kaiser Ferdinand, baker William Becker, NE cor Cla3-

and Mason
Kaiser G. A. (G. A. Kaisi'r & Co.), dwl 1405 Washington
Kaiser G. A. & Co., plasterers and whitenei-s, 641 Cal
Kaiser George (Geortje Kaiser ct Co.). dwl 1120 Filbert
Kaiser George & Co. (Charles F. Wagner) butchers, 17

and 19 California Market
Kaiser Henrv, locksmith, 115i First, dwl 64 First
Kaiser .lahn (Hikh'hrand it- K.), dwl 5 St.Charles PI
Kaiser Josei)h, tailor, dwl 20 Bannam PI
Kaiser Margaret Miss, dwl 639 Post, rear
Kaiser Prosper, painter, dwl 725 Natoma
Kaiser S., salesman, dv.'l 20 Eddy
KAl!>«ER WILLIAM, merchant tailor, 335 Bush, dwl

652 Market
Kaiser William, upholsterer Sigmond Fisher, 113 Third
Kaiser. Sec Kayser and Keyser
Kalar W., carrier S. F. Chronicle
Kalli Peter, baker R. R. Swain & Co., 213 Sutter
Kalbaugh John W. , clerk Musto Bros., and teacher pho-
nography, dwl 15j Tehama
Kale Michael, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 25

Nevada
Kalefendt August, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl 735 Bran
Kaler James, bakery, NE cor Leavenworth and Jackson
Kales M. W., currency teller London and San Francisco

Bank, dwl Grand Hotel
Kaley Patrick, caiT)enter, dwl 1715 Jessie
Kalf Adam, gardener, dwl 104 Stewart
Kalin Joseph, milkman, dwl W s Pierce bet Greenwich

and Lombard
Kalis Frank, laborer, dwl 2 Stockton PI
Kalis Francis, laborer, dwl 904 Broadway
Kalish Max., purser stm Coquille, dwl 213 Minna
Kalisher E. D. & Son (Edicnrd Kalisher). commission

merchants, NW cor Washington and Dmmm
Kalisher Edward (E. D. Kali-ihcr it- So7i), and insurance-
broker, 205 Sansom, dwl 520 Van Ness Av
Kalisher Edward D. (E. D. Kalisher it- Son), dwl 520

Van Ness Av
Kalisher Julius L., mohel, dwl 1214 Howard
Kalisher Marks, junk dealer, dwl 1326 California
Kalisky Charles, clothing and furnishing goods, 123 and

125 Second, dwl 547* Tehama
Kalisky Joseph, tailor, 779 Market, dwl 547i Tehama
Kalisky Louis, tailor, 203 Stevenson, dwl 226 Clementina
Kalisky Nathan, clerk Julius Morris, dwl 151 Third
Kallaher J. J., seaman stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf
Kallaher Timothy, housepainter Wason & Morris
Kallenberg Theodore, machinist and modelmaker, 32 Fre-
mont, dwl 27 Anthony
Kallman Hugo, clerk P. Berwin & Brother, dwl 102 Stock
KALLO<"H SSAA*' .*>. Kcr., pastor Metropolitan Bap-
tist Church, and editor Evangel, office 320 Sansom
room 20, dwl 2314 Mission
Kallson R., grainer, dwl 036 Sacramento
Kallstrom Herman, pilot stm Amador, res Oakland
Kalmar Joseph, cooper, dwl 118 Sacramento
Ivalmbach August, musician, dwl 1300 Kearny
Kalmbach E. H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW

cor Eighth and Bryant
Kalmuk Moritz, cigars and tobacco, 46 Fourth, dwl 338

Tehama
Kalter Bernard, laborer Golden Gate Park
Kalthoflf August, porter, dwl 659 Harrison
Kaltofen S., pantryman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Kaltschmidt Oscar, portraitpainter, studio and dwl 649

Washington
Kaltz Jacob, butcher Bai-ney Horn, dwl cor First Av and

Kentucky, South S. F.
Kalvelage C. Mme., millinei-y and hair goods, 233 Fourth
Kalvert August, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl 735 Braiman
Kam Lun & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 722 Dujiont
Kam Tai (Chinese), cigare, cor Louisa and Fourth
Kamabak Louis, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Kamberg Phillip, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiner}', dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Kamberg Theodore, laborer Cal. Sugar Co., dwl Connec-
ticut nr Santa Clara
Kamena Henri", drayman D. Hayes & Co., dwl 226 Third
Kaminsky Rachael, peddler, dwl 122 Shipley
Kamlade Charles, clerk A. H. Heidhoff, dwl NW cor

Eddy and Powell
Kanmian C. F., clerk, dwl 134 Fourth
Kamme Nicola, brassfinisher Fi-ank Band, dwl 522 Fulton
Kammel Fi-ank, finisher Mission Woolen Mills
Kammerer Char es, expressman, NE cor Davis and Wash-
ington, dwl Water nr Mason

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714. and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Kammerer Charles, tailor Schnfer & Co., dwl 505 rnion
Kamincrer Georjje, hairdresser Connul Troell, dwl 802

Stockton
Kaniinitter JofO]>h(Knmmitter,k Bnuu'),iH\ V^fi Vallejo
KamiDitter iS: Urune (Joaeph Kainmilter and AtKjuit

Jinnie). ci'.,'ar inanufs, 4'l:i .liickson
Kauma GeorLre (Knmna tO Puclchaber), dwl SE cor Mis-

siiin and Fourth
Kainiia & Puckliulier (Gi'o)'<7r Katnna and Louu Puck-
hither), {frooeries and liquors, SE cor Mission and
Fourth, and X\V cor Mission and Fifteenth
Kani(> Albert, jxirter A. Lusk .t Co., dwl 166 Clara
Kani|> E<hvard. clerk, dwl 108 Taylor
Kamp. See Camp and Canipe
Kamix' Frederick \V., groceries and liquors, 38 Natoma

Kanipcr , carrier Morning Call

Kaini>fcr Charles, bootfitter Frederick Pfeiffer, dwl 8

Ganh'er Alley
Kani]>s William, saloonkeeper, dwl NE cor Clipper and

Castro
Kanaley John, teamsttr Lane & Pullen, VXar 9 Steuart
Kanary David, livery-stablckeeper, dwl 82 Natoma
Kandiirtran Patrick, laborer, dwl 147 Natoma
KandKr .Tohn. laborer, dwl i:5:{7 Dupont
Kane Charles (Kane d- flennep), dwl 514 Minna
Kane Charles, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and B;iv
Kane Charle.-. C. (Kane, O'Leary if- Co.), dwl Gil Eddy
Kane l>a\id, real-estate agent, office 422 Montgomery,

dwl 1.304 Powell
Kane Dennis, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 562} Na-
toma
Kane Dennis, laborer, dwl 443 Clementina, rear
Kane Klizabcth (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 534 Green
Kane F., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Kane Felix, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534 First
Kane Francis B., physician, dwl N s Twenty-fourth nr

Howard
Kane Frank, butcher, dwl Twenty-first Av bet J and K,

South S. F.
Kane lYaTik, lamplifrhter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N s

Quiini nr Valencia
Kane Frank, printer, dwl 707 Howard
Kane Frank E., moneybroker,312 California, dwl .32T\irk
Kane Henry, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Brj'ant

bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Kane Hugh, longshoreman, dwl 20 Sacramento
Kane James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Krst and Te-
hama
Kane James, groceries and liquors, N s Jersey bet San-
chez and Church
Kane James, hacknian. Plaza, dwl .57 Shipley
Kane James, laborer, dwl 118 Shipley
Kane James, laborer, dwl 37 First
Kane James, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 21J Himt
Kane James, with Flanagan & Gallagher, dwl 836 Market
Kane .Tames C. , collector, dwl 10 Perry-
Kane Jeremiah, tailor, dwl 172 Minna
Kane J. G., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Kane John {Kane. & Cook), dwl 10 Harlan PI
Kane John, brickmason. dwl 12 Broadway
Kane John, carpenter, dwl 410i Natoma
Kane John, coachman John Rosenfeld, NW cor Fulton

anl Pierce
Kane John, diivyman, dwl 417j Clementina
Kane Jolin. fireman Col. S. N. Co.'s stm Montana, Folsom

St. Wharf
Kane John, laborer, dwl S s Waller nr Webster
Kane John, laborer, dwl Twenty-first Av bet K and L,

South S. F.
Kane John, laborer, dwl 6 Gilbert, rear
Kane John, laborer, dwl 134i Seventh
Kane John, marblepolisher, dwl 518 Pacific
Kane John, teamster Louis Jaffe, dwl 413 Pacific
Kane John, with Stathopolis & Allionc, dwl 411 Sansom
Kane John Jr., boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

134i Seventh
Kane John F., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Bryant

bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Kane John T., jjlumber and gasfitter, 1191 Harrison, dwl

11011 Harrison
Kane Lawrence, with Kane & Heaney, dwl 116 Silver
Kane Margaret (widow), dwl NW cor Van Ness Av and

Fnincisco
Kane Mary (widow), dwl 16 Freelon
Kane Marv (widow), dwl W s Bryant bet Seventh and

Eightii
Kane Matthew, carpenter, dwl 304 Third
Kane M. F., clerk, dwl 331 Geary

Kane Michael (Kane, O'Leary J: Co.), dwl 611 Eddy

Kane Michael, dwl 250 Tehama

Kane Michael, dwl 548 Tehama

Kane Jlichacl, boilennakcr, dwl 9 Natoma, rear

Kane Micliael, clerk, dwl 210 Eddy

Kane Michael, ironmolder Union Iron Works, dwl 27
Fifth Av

Kane Michael, laborer, dwl 123 Spear

Kane Michael, liqnor saloon, 125 Fremont, dwl ,507 How

Kane Michael, stableman James G. Seovern, dwl 246
Third

Kane Nellie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 21i Hunt

K.\.\'l':. O'LK.iRY »t VOACharl'sC. Kane, Ferom
O'Lenni, niiil .V/f/!«c? A'« (if), importers and whole-
sale wines and liquors, 607 and 609 Front

Kane Patrick, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 174
Minna

Kane Patrick, carpenter Union Iron Works, dwl 21J
Hunt

Kane Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Central Road nr Laguna
Honda

Kane Patrick, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl SW cor
Broderick and Post

Kane Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta

Kane Patrick, painter Wilson & Moulton, dwl 407 Te-
hama

Kane Patrick I., boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 39J
Fifth Av

Kane Kichard, teacher, dwl S s Bryant bet Seventh and
Eighth

Kane Robert, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.

Kane Teresa (widow), dwl 713 O'Farrell

Kane Tlieodore F., publisher, office 409 Washington, dwl
1051 Market

Kane Thomas, hacknian, Plaza, dwl 7 Meacham PI

Kane Thomas, junk peddler, dwl 13 Gilbert

Kane Thomas, lalxiror Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay

Kane Thomas, miner, dwl 24 Clara, rear

Kane Thomas L., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 40
Clementina

Kane Thomas L. Jr., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
40 Clementina

Kane Thomas P., carpenter California Planing Mills

Kane Timothy, dwl 762 Howard

Kane William, drayman David Porter, dwl 9 Tay

Kane William, laborer Oriental Dock, dwl 158 Clara

Kane William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.

Kane William, longshoreman, dwl 22 Kearny

Kane William H., machinist, dwl 1923 Sutter

Kane William J., fireman tugboat Neptune

Kane W. P., foreman upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 6
Hvde

KANE A- COOK (John Kane and Peter Cook), book
and jobprinters, 412 Commercial and 411 Clay

Kane & Heaney (Charles Kane and John Heaney), dairy
produce, 11 and 40 Centre Market

Kane. Sec Cane, Cain, and Kaine

Kanear Patrick, carpenter, dwl 742 Sixteenth

Kanear Patrick, carpenter, dwl 2019J Howard

Kanitz Morris, merchant, dwl 632 Geary

Kanngiesser Julius, sausage manufactilrer, 1409 Stockton

Kansas City, St. Joseph, and Council Bluff R. R., C. W.
Hawks general agent Pacific Coast, office 4 New Mont-
gomery, Palace Hotel

Kansas Fire Insurance Co. (Leavenworth, Kan.), B. C.
Dick general agent, office 310 California

Kant Anton, tailor, 31 Morton

Kanweiler D., clerk, dwl 502 Bush

Kanzee Robert (tl. Plagemann A- Co.), dwl 726 Turk

Kapam George, butcher Jacob Katz, dwl 111 Eighth

Kapke Charles, miller Deming, Palmer & Co,, dwl 921
Union

Kapke Peter, painter, dwl 909 Kearny

Kaplan Abraham, clerk Greenebaumj Helbing & Co., dwl
114 Mason

Kaplan Gcrson, florist, 143 Fifth

Kaplan Hainan, dwl 114 Mason

KAPLAN' LOI'I^, mining secretary, office 27 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl 1106 Eddy

Kaplan M. E. Miss, teacher sWth Cosmopolitan Primary
School, dwl 114 Mason

Kapoos M., dressmaker Mrs. Rebecca Berkowitz, dwl 110
Dupont

Kappel Charles, painter, dwl 3 Cedar Av

Kappel Julius, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Bran nan and Eighth

Kappeler Lawrence, collector, dwl 1318J Kearny

Kappes Frank, steward stm Fideliter, Pacific St. Wharf

&»
W

!-■■

i-i

I— ■

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 315 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, "D. "W. Laird, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchan

Kappes Joseph, painter, dwl 1002 Montijomerj'

Kappke Henry F., erroceries and liquors, SE cor Union and

Mason, dwl 737 Union
Kappler Charles, painter, dwl 3 Sutter Av
Kara Clarence, blacksmith, dwl 31 Clara, rear
Kara Louis, blacksmith N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 31

Clara
Karal Z., trimmer Kimball Mannf. Co.
Karaoloff D. E., interpreter, dwl 702 Pacific
Karassow Robert, laborer, dwl 107 Welsh
Karatar Alfonse, bookkeeper Arcade House, dwl 51 Fifth
Karatar Marks, cook Arcade House, dwl .'il Fifth
Karatar Rai^ul, cook Arcade House, dwl 51 Fifth
Kardel Theodore, expressman, NW cor Kearny and Jack-
son, dwl 11 Water
Karl Christian, laborer, dwl SE cor Twent}'-second and

Bartlett
Karlsow Robert, master mariner, dwl 107 Welsh
Kami Henry, salesman Samuel Leszynsky & Brc, dwl

265 Tehama
Karmick Benjamin, cook, dwl 409 Pacific
Karminsky Jacob, clerk, dwl 226 Minna
Karnan J., waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Karr A., boilennaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Karr William J., butcher George Kaiser & Co., dwl 533.}

Stevenson
Karr. See Carr and Kerr
Karrass Max, photographprinter Hector W. Vaughan,

dwl 501 Green
Karsch Charles, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Karson John, boilermaker, dwl 25 Natoma
Karson. Sce'Carson

Karsten Erastus, cook Prescott House, 933 Kearny
Karstens Charles, groceries and liquors, NE cor Sansom

and Jackson, dwl 322 Broadway
Kanitz John, diamondsetter Bujannoff & Bahmann, dwl

237 Seventh
Karutz Marguerite Mme., dressmakei, dwl 237 Seventh
Kaselan C, carpenter, 137 Post, res Alameda
Kashaveross William, dwl 1420 Broadway, rear
Kaskel Adolph (Kaskel Brothers), dwl 1120 Leavenworth
Kaskell Bros. {Adolph, Isaac and MorrU), hat and cap

manufs, 617 Commercial, 307 Kearny, and 32 Third
Kaskel Isaac (Kaskel Brothers), dwl 1120 Leavenworth
Kaskel L., sausagemaker, 10 Taylor, dwl 417 Hyde
Kaskel Morris (Kaskel Brothers), dwl 1120 Leavenworth
Kaskell Abraham, porter Edward S. Spear & Co., dwl

815i Clay
Kaskell Augusta (Kaskell d- Berliner), dwl 353 Third
Kaskell Benjamin, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2

S. F. F. D., dwl 625 Broadway
Kaskell Charles, expressman, 544 Cal, dwl 353 Third
Kaskell Gustav, clerk Edward Harris, dwl 353 Third
Kaskell & BerUner (A u/justa Kaskell and Isydor A. Ber-
liner), furniture, 353 Third
Kaskens Henry, teamster J. Everding & Co., res Berkeley
Kassel Andrew J., horsetrainer P. A. Flnnagan, dwl Bay

District Fair Grounds
Kasserman Arabella Mrs. , astrologer, dwl 651 Folsom
Kasserman Frederick, stairbuilder, dwl 651 Folsom
KAST FR.1X<'IS X., manufacturer and retail boots
and shoes, 322 and 324 Bush, dwl S s Seventeenth bet
Dolores and Church
Kast John S. , foreman Francis X. Kast, dwl S s Seven-
teenth bet Dolores and Church
Kast Joseph, dwl S s Seventeenth nr Church
Kast Louis L., bookkeeper Francis X. Kast, dwl 1141 How
Kast Michael, fitter Francis X. Kast, dwl S s Seventeenth

bet Dolores and Church
Kasten Robert, watchmaker Henry M. Lewis, dwl 209

Minna
Kaster John, baker Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 15 Hincklej'
Kathan Alois, barkeeper Edward Redlinger, dwl 530 Green
Katnaugh Frederick, machinist, dwl 775 Harrison
Katon Jeffrey, marblepolisher, dwl 642 Mission
Kattelman William, painter, dwl SW cor York and Hamp-
shire
Katten Simon, salesman Bauer, Tobriner & Co., dwl 532

Turk
Katz Abraham, boots and shoes, 14 Dupont
Katz Emanuel, real-estate agent and collector, 306 Mont-
gomery, dwl 21 Glen Park Av
Katz Frederick, butcher, 94 California Market, dwl 1008

Union
Katz Frederick Jr., butcher Frederick Katz, dwl 1008

Union
Katz Jacob, butcher, 7 Grand Central Market, dwl 905

McAllister
Katz Mitchell, hairdresser, dwl 860 Howard

Katz William, bookkeeper H. Engelbrecht & Co. , dwl 918

Pine
Katzenberger August, boot and shoe fitter, 763 Mission
Katzen.stein Mayer, salesman Solomon Bine, dwl 427 Bush
Kauce Francis, real-estate, dwl 428 Geary
KaucherMrs., nurse, dwl 18 Mary
Kaufman A. Jr., musician, dwl 1009 Mason
Kaufman A. Sr., musician, dwl cor Montgomerj' Av and

Kearny
Kaufman C. H., exchange teller Nevada Bank of S. F.,

dwl 1104 Market
Kaufman Charles, dwl 327 Green
Kaufman Frederick, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 140 Natoma
Kaufman H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 14 Eddy
Kaufman Henry Rev. , assistant pastor St. Peter's Church,

dwl E s Alabama nr Twenty -fourth
Kaufman Joseph, dwl 14 Eddy
Kaufman M., merchant, dwl il3 Ninth
Kaufman P., dwl 110 Jones

Kaufmann Adam, boot and shoemaker, 107 Jackson
Kaufmann Catharine (widow), dwl 344 Union
Kaufmann Charles, butcher J. Schweitzer & Co., dwl 623

Ellis
Kaufmann Ernest, barkeeper James Wainwright, dwl 808

Taylor
Kaufmann Fritz, groceries and liquors, NE cor P^th and

Clara
Kaufmann Henr}' L., dwl 1009 Mason
Kaufmann John G. , S. F. Musical JI. Pro. Assn, 545 Cal
Kaul Samuel, tailor, 405 Commercial, dwl 45 Third
Kaull William, butcher, dwl N s Linden Av bet Octavia

and Gough
Kaupert Joseph, butcher John Faubel, dwl NE cor Sac-
ramento and Fillmore
Kautzmann George, carpetweaver, dwl 37 Second
Kavanagh Dora (widow), dwl 107 Ninth
Kavanagh Edward, shipsmith, dwl NE cor Ninth and

Minna
Kavanagh Ellen (widow), dwl 1008 Kearny
Kavanagh F., upholsterer Goodwin & Co.
Kavanagh George, dwl 840 McAllister
Kavanagh George, real estate, dwl N s Jackson bet Octa-
via and Lagiina
Kavanagh Henry, salesman Emanuel Mansbach
Kavanagh James, carpenter, dwl 40 Ivy Av
Kavanagh James, policeman City Hall, dwl 25 Clementina
Kavanagh James, shipcalker, dwl 36 Harriet
Kavanagh J. J., waiter McKittrick & Kenny, dwl 15 Har-
lan PI
Kavanagh John, laborer, dwl 226 Hickorj' Av
Kavanagh John, merchant tailor, 15 New Montgomery,

' dwl 214 Minna
Kavanagh John C, gardener, dwl cor Santa Clara and

Potrero Av
Kavanagh Lawrence, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 46

Clementina
Kavanagh Patrick, teamster, dwl 1511 Larkin
Kavanagh Thomas, merchant, dwl 840 McAllister
Kavanagh William, bellman Lick House
Kavanagh William, hostler Philip Morshead, dwl 10

Lewis PI
Kavanagh William, machinist, Irish-American Assn, 818

Howard
Kavanagh. See Cavanagh
Kavanaugh Hugh, dwl 6 Minna
Kavanaugh John, liquor saloon, -741 Folsom
Kavanaugh John, saloonkeeper, dwl 30i Zoe
Kavanaugh Julia (widow), dwl N s Clay nr Laguna
Kawank A., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., S 8 Brannan

bet Seventh and Eighth
Kay Charles, cook Russ House
Kay John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf
Kay John W., bricklayer, dwl Capp bet Twenty-fifth and

Twenty-sixth
Kay Samuel, painter, dwl 1003 Pacific
Kay Samuel, painter, dwl 842 Vallejo
Kay Wallace, clerk Bishop & Co., dwl 253 Stevenson
Kayser Albert, compositor Max Burckhardt, dwl 1 Martha

PI
Kayser Bros. (Richard and Frank), hay and grain, 1118

Pacific
Kayser Frank (Kayser Bros.), dwl 915 Broadway
Kayser'M. & Brother (Morris Kayser), merchant tailors,

234" Bush
Kayser Marcus (Jf. Kayser cfc Brother), dwl 228 Bush
Kayser Morris (M. Kayser <t- Brother), dwl 1111 Pacific,

rear
Kayser Richard (Kayser Bros.), dwl 1111 Pacific, rear

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propt:

1 , p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.

Kayser. Sf-e Kaiser, Reiser, and Keyser

Reach Arnold P., teamster Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

(iwl 741 Marltet
Read William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills

Keatly , dwl 409 Oak

Koady John J., expressman, dwl 1213 Mission
KccvLriev I'hristopher, cari>enter, dwl 1003 Market
Kean Michael C. (Fritz ct K.), dwl '2 Uurritt
Kcan William, laborer S. F. Gas Liijht Co.
Kiaiie Charles, laborer, dwl 39 Jackson
Keane Cornelius, shoemaker William Day, dwl 1325 Polk
Keane Dennis, pianomaker, dwl 62 Jessie
Kcane K., laborer Patent Brick Co.
Reane Geora:« B., physician, office and dwl 619 Green
Keane James (Keane, O'C'mnor <{■ Co.), res Paris, France
Keane James, clerk Gardiner & Mercer, dwl 724 Filbert
Keane .lames, shoemaker Charles Dittle, dwl 16 Nevada
Keane John, dwl 241 Fell
Keane John, dwl 1823 Stockton
Keane John, clerk Lars Jeanson, dwl 7 Jleacham PI
Keane John, extraman Enfrine No. 6 S. F. F. D.
Keane John, trackman Central R. R.
K.EA\E, OTOXXOR A CO. (James and Thomas
Keane, Briian O'Connor, and Georiie Moffatt), im-
porters and retail dry goods, 107-113 Kearny
Keane Malachi, harnessmaker, dwl S s Twenty-fifth nr

Sanchez
K-^;>.nc M. F., pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 30 Mont
lie Thomas (Keane, O'Connor ,{■ Co.), dwl 414 Eddy
viie Thomas, engineer, dwl NE cor Bay and Kearny
iK..,.ne Thomas, haokman, dwl 7 Meacham PI
I Kcane Winifred (widow), furnished rooms, 62 Jessie
Keane. See Kean, Keen, and Keene
Keaney Thomas, dwl 3 Latham PI
Kcaney. See Keany, and Keeney
Kennan P., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl
Keanv Felix, wagonmaker, S s Market bet Seventh and

Eighth, dwl 33 Eddy
Reany George, broker, dwl 8.50 Market
Keany. See Keaney, and Keeney
Kearce Patrick, tapper Spring Valley Water Works
Kearney Alice Miss, operator Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Co., Palace Hotel, dwl 311 Stockton
Kearney Annie (widow), dwl 32 Garden
Kearney Catherine, (widow) dwl 137 Dora
Keaniev Daniel, drayman, NE cor Clay and Drumm, dwl

138' Shipley
Kearney Dennis, drayman William Ward & Co., dwl 120

Cedar Av
Kearney Edmund, dwl 219 Minna
Rearney Edward, bricklayer, d«i ."> Fourth
Reamev Edward, janitor Nineteenth District Court, dwl

24 h-j- Av
Biamey Edward, laborer F. Barnard & Co., dwl 321

Pacific
Rearney Edward, shoemaker, dwl 120 Ivj' Av
Kearney Edward, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Kearney Frank, blacksmith, dwl 15 Cleveland
Kearney Hugh, teamster, dwl 509 Washington
Rearney J., laborer Palmer, Rnox & Co., dwl 33 Clemen-
tina
Reaniey James, dwl 153J Second
Rearney James, laborer, dwl 333 Bush
Ke;\rney James, dwl 603 Taylor
Kearney James, (Hall a,- K.), dwl 630 Mission
Kearney James F., porter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

112 Natoma
Kearney James F., tailor, 1122 Harrison
Reamev Jane Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Reightley, dwl

1806 Powell
Rearney John (John Kearney <t Co.), dwl 1034 Market
Kearney John (Kearney <t Bro.), dwl 127 Silver
Rearnev John, laborer" A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. "Wharf
Kearney John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Rearney John, quarryman Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Rearney John, second officer bark Onward, dwl 54 Sacra-
mento
Rearney John, stonecutter, dwl 727 Natoma
Kearnej- John, waiter Grand Hotel
Reamev John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
KE.4R\EY JOU\ A. €0., furniture and bedding,

1034 Market
Rearney John J., dwl E s Harrison bet Sixteenth and

Seventeenth
Reame)' John N., cartman, dwl 9 Bond
Kearney Marguerite Miss, eloakmaker, dwl 137 Dora
Kearney Mary (widow), dwl 9 Langton, rear
Kearney Mary (widow), dwl 206 TJhird, rear

Kearney Matthew, printer, dwl 208 Tyler

Kearnev Michael, painter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

32 Garden
Kearney M. Theodore, dwl Grand Hotel
Kearney Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific

ami Leavenworth
Kearney Patrick W. (Kearney <t- Bro.), dwl 127 Silver
Kearney Peter, dwl 1G27 Howard
Kearney Peter A., druggist and apothecarj% SW cor Fol-

som and First
Kearney Peter J. (Roberts ,(• K.), dwl 826 Filbert
Kearney Philip, barber Lick House, dwl 2 Chatham PI
Kearney Richard M., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl S

8 Dorland nr Dolores
Kearney Thomas, laborer Henry S. Dorland, NAV cor Do-
lores and r)orland
Keanicy Thomas, real-estate agent, office 601 California,

dwi X\V cor Eighteenth and Guerrero
Kearney Thomas F., hostler City R. R., dwl 1066 Howard
Rearney William, laborer, dwl E s Harrison bet Sixteenth

and Santa Clara
Kearnev William, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl

1079 Market
Rearney & Brother (Patrick W. and John), plumbers

and gasfitters, 508 Post
Rearney. See Carney and Reamy
Reamigham John, shearman Pac. Rolling Mills
Reams Benjamin, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Keams Benjamin, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 442

Second
Reams Beriiard, dwl 1610 Bush

Reams Matthew, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 How
Keams Michael, lalwrer, dwl 5 Varenne, rear
Reams Michael, wood and coal, 1523 Dupont, dwl 7 Va-
renne nr L'nion
Reams P.. laborer Pac. Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Keams Patrick, dwl 623 Larkin
Reams Patrick, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s

Georeria nr Shasta
Reams Thomas, tinsmith, dwl 5 Anna
Keams. See Kerns

Kearny Catherine (widow), dwl 233 Jessie
Kearny Charles, dwl 29 Minna

Kearny Ellen (widow), furnished rooms, 43 Tehama
Kearny James, waiter Russ House
Kearny John, foundrjniian, dwl 210 First
Reamy John, laborer, dwl 519 ilission
ICearny Margaret Miss, dressmaker, dwl 120 Seventh
Reamy. See Carney and Kearney
Rearsage Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.), James

McHaffie secretarj-, office 432 California
Rear}- Charles, dwl 515 O'Farrell
Reasel William, dwl 30 Clara, rear
Reat W., waiter, dwl 527 Sacramento
Reat William, carrier Evening Post
Reating Bridget, dwl 20 Marj-
Reating C. J." kalsominer, dwl 1002 Sutter
Keating Cornelius, clerk Headquarters Military Division

Pacific, dwl 418 Stevenson
Keating David, bricklayer, dwl 1713 Leavenworth
Keating Dennis, plasterer, dwl 1002 Sutter
Keating Edward, calker Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl

733* Clementina
Keating Edward, extraman engine No. 4 S, F. F. D., dwl

114 Natoma
Keatinir Edward, silverplater Electrical Construction

and Maintenance Co., dwl 112 Natoma
Reating J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Keating James, polisher, dwi 643 Stevenson
Keating James, tinsmith, dwi 240 Minna
Reating James P., sackmaker Horace Davis & Co., dwi

347 Fremont
Keating John, boatswain U. S. Naval Rendezvous, dwl

Govemment House
Keating John, capitalist, dwi 527 Sacramento
Keating Joseph (Jumper d- K.), dwl 1000 Sutter
Keating Rate Miss, domestic O. A. Hickox, 115 Powell
Keating Marj' Ann Mrs., matron Alms House
Keating Maurice, bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl

2117 Market
KEATI.Xi M. JAMES.superintendent City and County

Alms House, Mission and Ocean House Road, 4^ miles

from City Hall
Keating Owen, milkranch, San Miguel Eanch, old Ocean

House Road
Keating Robert, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Reating Robert, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Keating Robert, porter Matthias Gray, dwi 10 Hinckley
Keating Thomas, clerk T. H. Selby & Co., dwl 18 Sutter

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird.. 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan

Keating Thomas C, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 315 Chest-
nut
Keatini,^ William, brickla.yer, dwi 1713 Leavenworth
Keating William, haokdrivcr, dwl 701 O'Farrell
Keay Frank M., bookkeeper George W. Clark, dwl 201

FJo\'cnth
Keay Francis, bookkeeper G. W. Clark, dwl 201 Eleventh
Kcblence Eli F., paperhanger Giovanni B. Deferrari, dwl

823 Montgomery
Kcblcr Christian, printer, dwl 728i Clementina, rear
Keboon John, waiter, dwl 230 Tehama, rear
Kcclc Christian, upholsterer William Koser
Keck George, plasterer, dwl 481 Jessie
Keck (korge, tailor, dwl 515 Sixteenth
Kcdcnlmrg John H., varnisher Pac. U. W. Furniture

Mmuf. Co., dwl 735 Brannan
Kedon Martin, trader, 319 Davis, dwl SW cor Sixth and

Natoma
Kedon iEart-in Jr., with Martin Kedon, dwl SW eor Sixth

and Natoma
Kedon Peter, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Kedrolivansky P. J. Kev., archpriest Russian Orthodox

Church, dwl SW cor Pierce and Vallejo
Kee Duck (Chinese), clothing, 621 Jackson
Kee Song Tong (Chinese), wholesale druggist, 742 Sacra-
mento
Keebler A. , laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Keebler Christian, ijrinter Cubery & Co., dwl 728J Clem
Kcefe Arthur, fruit and vegetables, 237 Sixth
Keefe Cornelius {Kccfe & Co.), dwl 1426 Geary
Keefe Daniel, fruits, 207 Sixth, dwl 1814 Hyde
Keefe Daniel, laborer, dwl 150 Shipley
Keefe Daniel, liquor saloon, 155 Fourth, dwl 815 Folsom
Keefe Daniel, pressman Evening Bulletin, dw-1 300 Green
Keefe Daniel J. , compositor Cubery & Co. , dwl 609^ How
Keefe David, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Keefe David, laborer Jung & Utz, dwl 7 Russell
Keefe David, wood and coal, 814 Folsom
Kcefe Dennis, bookkeeper T. S. BlackiPton, dwl 209 Fourth
Keefe Dennis, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S s Sierra

nr Michigan
Keefe Dennis J. , ironmolder, dwl 47 Natoma
Keefe Edwin, seaman schr Loleta, Beale St.Wliarf
Keefe Hannah (widow), dwl 1814 Hyde
Keefe Henry, sailmaker John L. Prior, dwl 209 Fourth
Keefe Henry J., sergeant-at-arms Board of Supervisors,

dwl 203 Ritch
Keefe J. , laborer Black Diamond Coal Co.
Keefe James, blacksmith Larkins & Co., dwl 29 Hunt
Keefe James, printer, dwl 810 Montgomery Av
Keefe James B., printer, dwl 609^ Howard
Keefe Jeremiah, assistant keeper Golden Gate Park, dwl

910 Lyon
Keefe John, dwl 181 Hyde
Keefe John, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl

1814 Hyde
Keefe John, machinist, dwl 78 Clementina
Keefe John H. , furniturepolisher, dwl 12 Bagley PI
Keefe Mary, chambermaid Western Hotel, 214 Broadway
Keefe Michael, steward Russ House
Kcefe M. R. , driver Omnibus R. R. Co.
Keefe Patrick, dwl NW cor Butte and York
Keefe Richard W., printer B. F. Sterett, dwl 609J How
Keefe Simon, molder .lEtna Iron Works, dwl cor Ecker

and Lick
Kcefe Thomas, laborer, dwl 3 Natoma
Keefe Thonias, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 236 First
Keefe Thomas, liquor saloon, cattle wharf. Long Bridge,

dwl W s Minnesota bet Mariposa and Solano
Keefe Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 42 Louisa
Keefe Timothy, jailor Branch Jail, dwl E s Minnesota bet

Mariposa and Solano
Keefe W. O., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
Keefe k Co. (Cornelius Keefe and Charles Howard), dray-
men, office 710 Sacramento
Keefer VV. IVI., assistant coiner's department U. S. Mint,

res Oakland
Keeffe Daniel, laborer, dwl 23 Frederick, rear
Keeffe Jeremiah, waiter, dwl 54 Jessie
Keeffe Samuel, ironmolder, dwl 520 Mission
Keeffe Thomas, laborer George II. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Keefler Alexander, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Keegan Barney, ]>rison-wagondriver County Jail
Keegan Bridget (widow), dwl lOOOV Natoma
Keegan James, cardriver, tUvl 29 Louisa
Keegan James, gasfitter, 812 Pacific, dwl 323 Taylor
Keegan James Jr. , blacksmith Morrison & Robertson, dwl
323 Taylor

Keegan James J. {Keegan & Sickler), dwl NE cor Second

and Natoma
Keegan John, painter, dwl 880 A'^an Ness Av
Keegan Margaret (widow), nurse, dwl 921J Folsom
Keegan Martin, teamster, dwl W s Georgia nr Shasta
Keegan Martin J., housepainter,-dwll7 Johns
Keegan Michael, laborer, dwl 565 Minna, rear
Keegan Patrick, shoemaker, dwl E s Church nr Twenty-
first
Keegan Peter, groceries and liquors, 422 Clementina
Keegan P. J., gasfitter, dwl 323 Taylor
Keegan Rosa, laundress, dwl 113 Shipley
Keegan Simon, cartman, dwl 23 Freelon
Keegan Terrence, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King

and Second
Keegan Terrence, slateroofer, dwl 14 Morey Alley
Keegan Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Keegan Thomas, teamster Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s Illi-
nois nr Twentieth
Keegan ^^'illiam, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 325

Minna
KEECiAX Jt SICKLKR (James J. Keegan a7id John
L. Siclcler), groceries and liquors, NE cor Second and
Natoma
Keehm Harry, confectioner, 1205 Folsom
Keeks Joseph, oyster dealer, dwl N s Twenty-second nr

Fair Oaks
Keele F., dwl 636 Commercial
Keelen Michael James, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken,

dwl 762 Brannan, rear
Keeler C. J. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 220 Third
Keeler Daniel, paver snperintendent streets
Keeler J. M. & Co. , commission merchants, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Sansom
Keeler John, woolsorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl eor North Point and Larkin
Keeler Julius M. (J. M. Keeler & Co.), dwl 816 Bush
Keeler Mary A., furnished rooms, 770 Howard
Keeler Richard B., laborer Nels P. Jessen, W s Palmer nr

Thirty-first
Keeler Susan (widow), groceries and liquors, SW cor

Union and Larkin
Keeley J. H., plumber and gasfitter, 136 Post, dwl Ss

Filbert bet Dupont and Kearny
Keelej' John, stonecutter, dwl 334Townsend
Keeley Marg'arct (widow), dwl 293 Clementina
Keeley William, clerk Matthias Gray, dwl 293 Clem
Keelin M. J., boilermaker Portland Boiler Works
Keeling John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Ralston

House
Keeling John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 135 Spear
Keels James, sailmaker, dwl 422 Fremont
Keely Andrew, dwl 320 Third ^'

Koely Annie, assistant housekeeper Palace Hotel
Keely Austin (Keely <t' Bolts), dwl 320 Third
Keely Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Keely Fi-ank Mrs., dwl 464 Sixth
Keely William, car conductor, dwl 42 First
Keely & Bolts (Aiistin Keely and John Bolts), liquor

saloon, SW cor Howard and Third
Keeman P., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Keena Ann Mrs., boarding, 223 First

Keenan , safemaker, dwl 18 Minna

Keenan Bernard R. , boilei-maker Pac. Boiler Works, dwl

1113 Broadway
Keenan Charles, carpenter, dwl 209 Fourth
Keenan Frank J. , carpenter, dwl Bernal Heights
Keenan Hugh, carpenter, dwl 209 Fourth
Keenan Hugh, laborer, dwl 312^ Ritch
Keenan J. , clwl 636 Commercial
Keenan James, wagonmaker, dwl 2643 Mission
Keenan John, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 7 Shipley
Keenan John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Keenan Michael, laborer, dwl 446 Clementina
Keenan Michael, waiter St. Ignatius College, dwl 841

Market
Keena)! O. W., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Keenan Patrick, bookkeeper with Timothy Connelly, dvi-l

217 Periy
Keenan Patrick, boot and shoemaker, 514 Mission
Keenan Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Keenan Peter, porter Frank G. Edwards, dwl 14 Rondel

PI
Keenan Susan (widow), dwl 959 Bryant
Keenan Thomas, drayman D. Hayes & Co., dwl Silver nr
Third

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

Hi- p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708. 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Keenan Thomas, laundryman S. F. Laundry, NW oor

Turk and Fillmore
Keenan Thomas, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 209

Fourth
Keonan William, dwl 133 Tehama
Koene Charles C, musical instruments, 3 ^^lird, dwl 1515

Tyler
Koene Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 71!) Davis
Kcone Frank W., silvcrplat-er William K. Shepman, dwl

1802 Stockton
Koene Harry, cashier with Edward F. Hall & Co., dwl

1008 Post
Koene Jacob C, mechanic, dwl 618 Fourth
Ii.l':i':\l': .l.\NEi« K., stockbroker, office 429 California

{aii'i Kilivard F. Hall it Cu., andJolin W. Coleman

,{■ Co.), dwl Palace Hotel
Keene John E., carriagepainter H. M. Black & Co., dwl

PiiwcU nr Market
Koene Joseph V., laborer, dwl 210 Chestnut
Koone Michael, carpenter, dwl 210 Chestnut
Koene Thomas W., actor California Tlieiiter, dwl 29 John
Keene William, laborer, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Keene. See Kean, Keane, and Keen
Keener John F., blacksmith Phenix Iron Works, dwl 239

Minna
Keener Sarah Mrs., boarding, 1739 Market
Keeney Charles C, major U. S. \., uttonding surgeon Di-
vision Headquarters, office 105 Stockton, dwl 5<J2 Fol-

som
Keeney Charles M., bookkeeper Pac. Uolling Mills, dwl

1.175 Folsom
Keeney George D., attorney at law, office § Mont Block,

dwl NW cor Market and Stockton
Keeney James W., assistant resident physician City and

County Hospital
Keeney Kcth H., laborer, dwl 405 Clementina
Kconcy L. (w idow), dwl 746 Folsom
Keeney. See Keaney and Keany
Keenon George, dwl 520 Folsom
Keep George, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl W s

Fifteenth Av n- R., South S. F.
Keer Emanuel, carpenter, dwl 2207j Pine
Kees H., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Keesiner Benjamin, musician, dwl 205 Hyde
Keesing Hannah (widow), dwl 1012 Bush
Keesing Th<;mas, clerk Ackerman Brothers, cor Leaven-
worth and Sacramento
Keetler Uosina Miss, nurse, dwl 10C9 Howard, rear
KolTer Peter, boxmaker Cal. Cigar Box Co., dwl 266

Fourth
Keg Daniel, leathercutter, dwl 560 Linden Av
Kegele William, carjienter, dwl 22 Turk
Keheler Thomas, laborer A\'ilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
• Buchanan and Bay

Keher F., lithographer F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 620 Haight
Kohlberger Amedee, salesman Kaindler & Co., dwl 10 John
Kehoe Annie (widow), laundress, dwl 12 Verona PI, rear
Kohoe James, plasterer, dwl 172 Perrj'
Kohoe JameS, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Kohoe John M., musician, dwl 5 Dodge
Kehoe Julia (widow), dwl 127 Eleventh
Kehoe Mary (widow), lodgings, 219 Beale
Kehoe Michael, dwl 2007 Hyde
Kehoe Michael, expressman, cor Montgomery Av and

Washington, dwl 303 Davis
Kehoe Michael, laborer, dwl E s Tenth bet Harrison and

Bryant
Kehoe Patrick, expressman, 523 Davis
Kehoe Patrick, laborer, dwl 213 Broadway
Kohoe Paul, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Kolioe Paulus, seaman, dwl 430 Drvunm
Kehoe Peter, boots and shoes, 238 Third
Kelioe Thomas, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Kohoe Thomas, expressman, SE cor Pacific an'd Davis,

dwl N s Pine bet Fillmore and Steiner
Kehoe Thomas, molder Savage & Son, dwl 5 Dodge
Kehrlein Emil, engraver Huba-sh, Kutz & Co., dwl Leav-
enworth nr Bay
Kehrlein Valentine, clerk Matthias Gray, dwl SW cor

Leavenworth and North Point
Keiber John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Kcightlcy Mary (widow), dressmaker, 101 O'Farrell
Keihl Edward, waiter Sidney M. Foster, dwl 1204 Sutter
Keil David, real estate, dwl 2522 Mission
Koil Frederick, apothecary F. H. Von Der Lieth, dwl SW

cor Folsom and Sixth
Keilus Charles, salesman Simon Cohn, dwl 218 Tyler
Keily Patrick, shoecutter, dwl 330 Townsond

Keimer Frederick, bookkeeper M. H. Liehtenstein, dwl

361 Jessie
Keinnieig John, tinsmith Locke & Mo:itague, dwl 1107 How
Keii)i>e Charles, miller, dwl 921 Union
Keiser Frederick, bootmaker Louis Silberstein, dwl Chi-
cago Hotel
Keiser Frederick, hairdresser, dwl 305 Minna
Keiser George, butcher, dwl 1120 Filbert
Keiser Henry, locksmith, dwl 34 Tehama
Keiser Joseph, stonecutter, dwl NE cor Central Av and

Sutter
Keiser Julius, furnished rooms, 8 Dupont, rear
Keiser. See Kaiser, Kayser, and Keyser
Keish James, carpenter, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Keith Charles E., bookkeeper Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl

624 Fourth
Keith F., waiter, dwl 509 Washington
Keith Isaac, laborer Cal. Brick Co.
Keith Jnnies D., assistant wharfinger Beale St. Wharf, dwl

N s Twenty-fourth bet Noe and Castro
Keith J. G., auctioneer, dwl 830 Mission
Keith John W., carpenter and contractor, dwl 1408 Miss
Keith Lucy (widow), dwl 209 Powell
Keith Samuel D., machinist coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl cor Second Av and Sixteenth
Keith William, artist, studio 216 Bush, dwl 1221 Clay
Keith William F., carpenter John W. Keith, dwl 1408 Miss
Keith William H., dwl 413 Jones

Keith W. H., boots and shoes, 640 Market, dwl 509 Jones
Keith William H., assistant coiner U. S. Mint, dwl 1213

Mason
Keith William R. , painter, dwl 431 J Tehama
Keitz Henry, euok, dwl Sacramento Hotel
Keiber John, biiishmaker S. F. Brush Factory, dwl 870

Folsom
Kelch George, barkeeper W. Krzyzanowski, dwl N s Mar-
ket nr Dupont
Kelch John, barkeeper Krzyzanowski, dwl N s Market nr

Dupont
Kelean Mathew, stonemason, dwl 115 Second
Keleen Joseph, laborer, dwl 20 Freelon
Kelgariflf Jolin, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Kelily Matthew, dwl 606 Fourth
Kell James A., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Kell S., cooper, dwl 07 Minna, rear

Kellan Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 641 Post, rear
Kellard Maurice, laborer, dwl 42 Ivy Av
Kellegan Thomas, driver Omnibus K. R. Co.
Kellerhan Felix, miner, dwl 207 Clara
Kelleher Alfred J. , teacher music, dwl 505 Mason
Kelleher Cornelius, cook, dwl 1418 Kearny
Kelleher Daniel, laborer, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Scott and

Devisadero
Kelleher Hannah, seamstress, dwl 816 Folsom
Kelleher James, groceries and liquors, 923 Broadway
Kelleher Jeremiah (Kelleher tfc Simpson), dwl NW cor

Eighth and Clementina
Kelleher John, dwl 241 Peri-y
Kelleher John, carrepairer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 416

Fourth
Kelleher John, expressman, SE cor Second and Minna,

dwl SW cor Ijixth and Clara
Kelleher John, laborer, dwl 122 Shipley
Kelleher John, laboi'er, dwl 241 Perry
Kelleher Jolm, laborer Laui'el Hill Cemetery
Kelleher John, longshoreman, dwl 713 Front
Kelleher M., foreman Mission Woolen Mills
Kelleher Michael, laborer, dwl W s Guerrero nr Twenty-
second
Kelleher Michael, expressman, cor Stockton and Pacific,

dwl NE cor Pacific and Scott PI
Kelleher Patrick, canvasher Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1200

Larkin
Kelleher Patrick, driver Golden Gate Park
Kelleher Patrick, laborer, dwl Parker Av nr Fulton
Kelleher Peter, pressman Evening Bulletin
Kelleher Peter, printer, dwl .30 Tehama
Kelleher Simon, nightwatchman Golden Gate Park, dwl

N s Bush nr Broderick
Kelleher Timothy, laborer P. Caduc, dwl IS Sumner
Kelleher William, deckhand Oakland Ferrj-
Kelleher William, hostler, dwl N s Sixteenth, bet Second

Av and Guerrero
Kelleher & Simpson (Jeremiah Kidleher and William

Simpson), liquor saloon, SE cor Folsom and Fourth

Keller , brewer, dwl 210 Montgomery Av

Keller Alexander, pictures, 347 Third
Keller August, seaman, dwl 28 Clay

JAMES Qe. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Mannfactcry, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

Kcllor Charles, baker, dwi Bootz's Hotel

Keller Charles, piaiio-keymaker Charles R. Hall, dwl 205

Hyde
Keller Charles, shipsmith Hendry & Co., dwl S\V cor

Sacramento and Drumm
Keller Charles H., carpenter, dwl 22 Perrv
Keller Da\id (Roe J; K.), dwl Fifth Av bet K and L, South

S. F.
Keller David 0. , carpenter, dwl 112 Welsh
Keller Frank, clerk Henri Windel & Co.
Keller Frank, tinsmith James Hunter & Co., dwl SW cor

Washington and Drumm
Keller Frank L. , jeweler, dwl 333 Turk
Keller George W., carpenter, dwl 22 Perry
Keller O. Frank, bookkeeper, dwl ,'i29 Geary
Keller Henry (estate of), (Uenry Keller cfc Co.), oflSce 543

Clay
Keller Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 20 Board-
man, rear
Keller Ilenrj- Mrs. (widow), dwl SW cor Twenty-third and

Bartlett
KELLER IIETVRY A CO. (Daniel Hicks), publishers'

ajfcnts, 543 Clay
Keller I. B., musician Bella Union Theater, dwllOPinck-

ney PI
Keller Jacob, S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn., 545 Clay
Keller James E., machinist, dwl 22 Perry
Keller John, bootfitter, dwl 125 Tehama
Keller John, carpenter, SE cor Grove and Octavia
Keller John, cook, dwl 818 Pine

Keller John, cook Westerfeld & Graser, dwl 18 Do^vney
Keller John, laborer, dwl E s Stevenson nr Potter
Keller John, laborer, dwl N s Santa Rosa Av bet Ferrie

and Collins
Keller John, porter City Hall, dwl W s Buchanan bet

Ellis and O'Farrell
Keller Jose]>h, clerk Tietjen & Schroder, dwl SW cor

Leavenworth and Broadway
Keller Lamed, tailor, 27 Fourth, dwl 106 Fourth
Keller Leonard, secondhand furniture, 71 New Mont
Keller Mary Mrs., dwl 929 Howard
Keller Mary A. (widow), portraitpainter, 225 O'Farrell
Keller Morris, waiter P. B. Berges & Co., dwl 148 Natoma
Keller Peter, gardener University Mound College, Silver

Av nr San Bruno Road
Keller Sarah (widow), dwl 814 Ellis
Keller William, clerk Herman Lemmemiann, dwl 500 Post
Iveller William, piano-keymaker Charles R. Hall, dwl 205

Hyde
Keller William B., foreman Engine No. 6 S. F. F. D., dwl

547 Mission
Keller William B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

506 Market
Keller William B. , special policeman, dwl 610 Howard
Kellerman Auguste, tailor Louis Dengenhart, dwl 418

Broadway
Kellern Frederick, dwl W s Devisadero bet Post and

Geary

Kellett , painter, dwl 310 Minna

Kellett Charles, propr Kensington Stables, 2614 Mission

Kellett Elizabeth (widow), dwl 361 Minna

Kellett James, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 129

Braniian
KELLETT SA5IIIEL, manufacturer plaster decora-
tions, 763 Market, dwl 1024 Mission
Kellett Thomas, laborer, dwl 12 Miller PI
Kellett William F., manufacturer of plaster ornaments,

115 Minna
Kelley Anna C. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 538 Mission
Kelley Augustus C, carpenter, dwl Golden Gate Hotel
Kelley Brothers {George W. and Calvin S.), wood, coal,

hay and grain, cor Railroad and Twelfth avs. South

S. F.
Kelley Calvin S. (Kelley Bros.), res Mendocino Co.
Kelley Catherine (widow), dwl S s Green bet Polk and

Lark in
Kelley Charles, carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-sixth opp

Columbia
Kelley Charles E., hackdriver, NE cor Market and Kear-
ny, dwl 46 Louisa
Kelley Clinton B., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 427

Sutter
Kelley David, boilermaker, dwl 19 Natoma
Kelley Edward, longshoreman, dwl N s Filbert bet San-

som and Montgomery
Kelley Edward, tailor, dwl E s Washington Av nr Tvventj'-

seventh, Bernal Heights
Kelley Edward M., carriagctrimmer, dwl 538 Mission
Kelley George, dwl 253 Stevenson

Kellev George E., clerk John E. A. Helms, dwl 601 Stev

Kelley George W., dwl 568 Folsom

Kelley George W. (Kelley Bros.), dwl 9 Bowen's Block,

South S. F.

Kelley George W., expressman, dwl 725 Erannan

Kelley George W., marker Folsom Laundry, S s Sixteenth
nr Valencia

Kelley H., baggagemaster Southern Pac. R. R.

Kelley Henrj', seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

Kelley Honorah (widow), dwl 110^ Polk

Kelley J., dwl 424 Sansom

Kelley J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Kelley James, dwl 197 Stevenson

Kelley James, foundrjTnan, dwl 4 Natoma

Kelley James, horseshoer, dwl S s Thirtieth E of Mission

Kelley James F., laborer, dwl 69 Everett

Kelley Jay G., metallurgical chemist and assayer, dwl 225
Seventh

Kelley J. C, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Kelley Jeremiah, dwl W s Chattanooga nr Twentj'-second

Kelley Jeremiah J., clerk Naval Office, Custom House,
dwl 412 Bush

Kelley John, carpenter, dwl S s M nr Guen-ero

Kelley John, coachman Horatio S. Gates, dwl NE cor Sut-
ter and Steiner

Kelley John, marblepolisher Charles Roche, dwl Twen-
tieth bet Church and Dolores

Kelley John, mason New U. S. Appraiser's Building

Kelley John, molder Curtis Tobey

Kelley John C, contractor, dwl 6.'i5 Harrison

Kelley John F., boatman, dwl 311 East

Kelley John J., currier S. Hoffman & Co., dwl cor Powell
and California Av, Bernal Heights

Kelley Joseph A. , local policeman, dwl 711 Commercial

Kelley Julia Miss, dwl 525^ Stevenson, rear

Kelley L. A,, commission merchant and insurance agent,
504 Kearny, res Santa Rosa, Cal

Kelley Lorenz, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Kelley Luke, laborer, dwl 27J- Welsh

Kelley Luke C, paying teller Sather & Co., res Oakland

Kelley Ljaiian A. , dwl 205 Taylor

Kelley LjTnan S., dwl 715 Howard

Kelley M., dwl 036 Commercial

Kelley Malachi, laboi-er, dwl 10 Bartol

Kelley Marcella, dressmaker, dwl llOJ Polk

Kelley Martin, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s
Michigan nr Shasta

Kelley Martin J., salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 426
Stevenson

Kelley Michael, bootmaker John Sullivan

Kelley Michael, carpenter Wells, Russell & Co.

Kellej' Michael, hostler Central R. R.

Kelley Michael, laborer, dwl SW cor Brj'ant and Eighth

Kelley Michael, shipcalker's assistant, 118 First

Kelley M. S. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 715 Howard

Kelley Owen, liquor saloon, 45 Second

Kelley P. Miss, saleswoman E. E. Caswell, dwl 413
Fourth

Kelley Patrick, dwl llOJ Polk

Kelley Patrick, dwl NS Filbert bet Sansom and Mont

Kelley Patrick, laborer, dwl cor Fillmore and Washington

Kelley Patrick H., shipcarpentcr, dwl 223 Second

Kelley Patrick Joseph, boatbuilder Timothy Collins, dwl
519 Bra'inan

Kelley Rebecca H. (widow), dwl 311 East

Kelley Robert, carver L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 113 Clinton

Kelley Robert, laborer, dwl 12 Natoma

Kelley Sidney, yardman Pac. Refining and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 27 Downey

Kelley Stejihen, peddler, dwl 727 Minna, rear

Kelley T., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Kelley Thomas, miner, dwl 20 Sacramento

Kelley Thomas, teamster, dwl 224 Austin

Kelley Thomas, teamster Lindsley & Church, dwl 6 Cal

Kelley Watson E. , teamster, dwl 311 East

Kelley William, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW
cor Gough and Haight

Kelley William, machinist, dwl 39 Minna

Kelling Christian, cook Fugel & Kluber, dwl 15 Pacific

Kelling Conrad, laborer, dwl Twelfth Av bet N and P,
South S. F.

Kelling H. & Co. (Albert Luhr.^), hvery stable, 419 Bdwy

Kelling Henry (ff. Kelling A Co.), dwl 413 Green

Kelling Henry Jr., dwl 413 Green

Kelling J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works

Kcllish R. S., expressman, NE cor Dupont and Broadway

Kelhier Meyer, dry and fancy goods, 306 Sixth

Kelloch Thomas K., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl
103 Grove

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third Si Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Goods

. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Kellogg , dwl lOOSJ Market

Kelldgii,'- Albert, physician, dwl SE cor Broadway and
Jones

Kello^if Henjamin B., clerk Sanderson & Horn, dwl 415
OFarrell

Kclloj,%' Uurr S., correspondinjf clerk Merchants' Ex-
cliungo 15ank, dwl luOl Minna

KELLOOU <'.IL\I.\ W., vice-president Merchants'
Kxcliaiigu Bank, office 423 California, and president
C'onnnerciiil Insurance Co., office 22S California (and
Wihiwntiiifj, K. .0 Co.), dwl 415 O'Farrell

Kelluj,'jj C. H., stationery and fancy poods, 243 Fourth,
dwl IGO Clara

Kellogy: Charles, tinsmith Locke 4: Montague

Kellogjr Charles A., merchant, dwl 1001 Minna

Kellug;,' Charles L., clerk Robert J. Trumbull, dwl 2 Park
PI

Kellogg- Charles W., bookkeeper Tubbs & Co., res Oak-
land

Kellogg Danton, printer, dwl 726 Vallejo

Kellogg De Witt, mmer, dwl lo Hubbard

Kellogg Edward, collector Daly & Hawkins, dwl 419
() Farrell

Kellogg Frederick 8., clerk Abrams & Carroll, dwl 415
O Farrell

Kellogfg George H. (Flint, Peabody <fc Co.), res Redwood
City, San Mateo Co.

Kellogg James, bookkeeper Carolan, Cory & Co., res
Oakland

Kellogg James, melter Pac. Refinerj' and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 227 Geary

Kellogg h. De Witt, salesman John R. Hughes, dwl 15
Hubbard

Kellogg Levi M., deputy collector Custom House, dwl 842
Mission

Kellogg L. P. (widow), dwl 726 Vallejo

Kellogg Marmaduke B., student at law Campbell, Fox &
c'ampbell, dwl 528 California

Kellogg Norman B., civil engineer, dwl 528 California

Kellogg Oliver D., gasfitter, dwl 72G Vallejo

Kellogg Samuel, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., 118
California •

Kellogg Tyler V., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl 224
Geary

Kelloni Har\-eyT., molder, dwl 2914 Folsom

Kellonau D., blacksmith City R. R.

Kells Hubert H., carpenter Gray & Marcher, dwl 1209
Clay

Kells William Ferris, contractor and builder, dwl 710
Vallejo

Kelluni Charles D. (Ashmead & K.), dwl NE cor Jersey
and Butte

Kelluni H. T., molder Miners' Foundry, dwl 2914 Fol-
som

Kelly Mrs., stewardess O. & O. S. S. Oceanic

Kelly , chairmaker, dwl 536 Market

Kelly , chiropodist, dwl 366 Natoma

Kelly Alexander, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador

Kelly Alfred, weaver Fromm A: Schaefer, dwl 938 Howard

Kelly Alfred M., laborer, dwl 141 Second

Kelly Alfred R., clerk Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl 309
Leavenworth

Kelly Ann, (widow) dwl 305 Leavenworth

Kelly Ann Mrs., lodgings, 673 Howard

KellV Archibald, laborer, dwl 78 Natoma

Kelly A. T., miner, dwl 1206 Market

Kelly A. W., law student, dwl Brooklyn Hotel

Kell'v B., (widow) dwl S09 Guerrero

Kelly B., laborer Pacific Mail b. S. Co.'s Wharf

Kelly B. iliss, dressmaker Mme. Adele Ligair, dwl N s
Liberty bet Dolores and Guerrero

Kellv B. A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School, dwl
328 Minna

Kelly Bartholomew, miner, dwl 111 Jessie

Kelly Bernard, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl Har-
rison nr Third

Kelly Bernard, gasfitter, dwl 520 Mission

Kelly Bernard, drayman Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl 359^
Eleventh

Kelly Bernard, machinehand S. S. CulverweU, dwl 12
Boardman

Kelly Bernard, tailor George Slater, dwl 622 Clay

Kelly Bernard L., lather, dwl 119 Third

Kelly B. K. Miss, dwl 246 Taylor

Kelly Bridget Mi--s, dwl 4 Dvuican Court

Kelly Erj-an, hostler Central R. R. Stables, SW cor Turk
and Webster, dwl SW cor Ellis and Steiner

Kelly Brj'an, teamster, dwl 18 Folsom

Kelly C. & M., market, 433 Stevenson

Kelly Caius P., assistant storekeeper U. S. Appraiser's
Store, dwl llil Powell

Kelly Catherine, (widow), dwl 248 Jessie

Kellv Catherine, (widow) seamstress, dwl 15 Oak Grove
Av

Kelly Catherine, waitress Richard Toomey, dwl 311 Pac

Kelly Catherine Mrs., dwl S s Eddy bet Scott and Pierce

Kelly Charles, dwl 2S Fifth Av

Kelly Charles, dwl 1107 Kearny

Kelly Charles, deckhand stm Enterprise, Broadway St.
Wharf

Kelly Charles, millman, dwl 270 First

Kelly Connell O. D., dwl 11 Lafayette

Kelly Cornelius (C. i: M. Kelly), dwl 483 Stevenson

Kelly Cornelius, coalpasser Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl S s Si-
erra nr Georgia

Kelly Cornelius T., blacksmith's helper Z. H. Cunningham
& Co., dwl Green bet Larkin and Polk

Kelly C. T., sawyer, dwl 520 Mission

Kelly Daniel, jiacker Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio

Kelly Daniel J , moroccodresser Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl
i7i Garden

Kelly Daniel V., porter A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 508
Jessie

Kelly Da\id, milker Saucelito Dairy, dwl E s Vermont nr
Nevada

Kelly David, painter, dwl 112 Webster

Kelly David, shipcarpenter, dwl 720 Third

Kelly David J., brewer Swan Brewery, dwl 29 Rondel PI

Kelly Dennis, dwl 216 Eleventh

Kelly Edward, dwl XE cor Greenwich and Webster

Kelly Edward, barber John Reece, dwl 155 Shipley

Kelly Edward, marblepolisher Edward McGrath, dwl 1121 J
Folsom

Kelly Edward, physician, dwl 101 Minna

Kelly Edward, seaman, dwl 117 Drunim-

Kelly Edward, teamster, dwl 1811 Leavenworth

Kelly Elizabeth (widow)> dwl 19 Sherwood PI

Kelly Eugene (Ddnohoe, K. it- Co.), res New York

Kelly Eugene, clerk William A. Frey, dwl 7 Mason

Kelly F., laborer Frear Stone Co.

Kelly Francis, ironmolder, dwl 557 Mission, rear

Kelly Francis Mrs., dwl 24 Mary

Kelly Francis R., shipjoiner U. S. Na%-3' Yard, dwl 218
Seventh

KELLY FRANK, Charter Oak Saloon, NE cor Third
and Howard, dwl 21 Stanly PI

Kelly Frank, dwl 557 Mission

Kelly Frank, farmer, SE end Lake Slerced

Kelly Frank, laborer, dwl 651 Minna

Keliy Frank, locksmith, dwl 5 Margaret PI

Kelly Frank, plumber Lempke & Co., dwl 21 RusseU

Kelly Frank, stonecutter, dwl 115 Shipley

Kelly Frank F., plasterer, dwl W s Beideman nr Ellis

Kelly Frank P., dwl 29 Turk

Kellj- George, carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-sixth bet Alaba-
ma and Bryant

Kelly George, superintendent S. F. Gas Light Co., cor
King and Second

Kelly Geoige B. , clerk Henry P. Bowie

Kelly George J., metemian S. F. Gas Light Co.

Kellv Grace (widow), dwl 817 Greenwich

KELLY, IIENKERSOX «l CilLCURIST (John Kel-
ly, Frank Henderson, and John G. Gilchrist),- im-
porters and jobbers wines and liquors, 309 and 311
Front

Kelly Henry, clog dancer Church's Atheneum, 25 Geary

Kelly Henry, fireman, dwl 625 Davis

Kelly Henry, hairdresser Anthes & Fleischman, dwl 216
Prospect PI

Kelly Henrj-, teamster Davis & Cowell, dwl 6 Dale

Kelly Henry P., shoemaker, dwl 9 Cleveland

Kelly Henry S , laundnman, dwl 1845 Stevenson

Kelly Henry W., housesmith John R. Sims, dwl 218 Sev-
enth

Kelly Honora (-widow), dwl 9 Park AvJ

Kelly Hugh, carver, dwl 165 Tehama

Kelly J. , watchman City R. R.

Kelly J. A. , paver superintendent streets

Kelly James (Kelly <t- ilonagkan), dwl NW cor Columbia
and Eighteenth

Kelly James, dwl Gait House, 632 Market

Kelly James, clerk Isaac C. Gillett, dwl 624 Minna

Kelly James, compositor J. H. Carmany & Co., dwl 642
Howard

Kelly James, cooper, dwl W s Alabama bet Mariposa and
Eighteenth

Kelly James, helper Savage & Son, dwl First nr Natoma

Kelly James, laborer, dwl 5 Meacham PI

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 llontgomery cor. Merchan

Kelly James, laborer, dwl 233 First

Kelly James, laborer, dwl 512 Mission

Kelly James, laborer, dwl W s Palmer iir Fairmount

Kelly .lames, laborer, dwl Paul Av nr California Av, Ber-
"ual Ileijfhts

Kiilly James, laborer Central Pac. R. R.

Kelly James, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Tsland

Kelly Jan\es, laborer Richard Brown, dwl 119 Gilbert

Kelly James, laborer Shaw & Sharp

Kelly James, laborer Torrens & Enricbt, 1520 Clay

Kelly James, longshoreman, dwl 3 Broadway

Kelly James, longshoreman, dwl 430 Shipley

Kelly James, maehinist Union Iron Works, dwl 757 Har

Kelly James, mason Torrens & Enricbt, 1520 Clay

Kelly James, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart

Kellv James, stevedore, dwl 3 Vincent

Kelly James, teamster I. Gutte, dwl SE cor Harrison and
Sixth

Kelly James D., clerk State Investment and Insurance
Co., dwl 305 Leavenworth

Kelly James F., Lumbermens' Pro. Union, 71 New Mont

Kelly James F., selector Straus, Kohnstamm k Co., dwl
4 Glover

Kellv James F., woodcarver L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 16
Fifth Av nr Fifth

Kelly James T., dwl 110 Prospect PI

Kelly James L., glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
"dwl N s Mariposa nr Iowa

Kelly James R. (Sidlirian, K. <Si Co.), dwl 309 Leav

Kelly Jeremiah {Kelh/ & Dooly), dwl cor Fifth and Rail-
road avs. South S. F.

Kelly Jeremiah C. , miner, dwl 1001 Howard

Kelly John, dwl 519 Brannan

Kelly John, dwl 711 Commercial

Kelly John, dwl 812 Stockton

Kellv John, dwl 821 Market

Kelly- John (Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist), dwl 600 Bush

Kelly John {Kelly & Burns), dwl 400 Geary

Kelly John, baker Patrick Slavin, dwl 1324 Dupont

Kelly John, carpenter 0. & O. S. S. Belgic

Kelly John, expressman, NW cor Bush and Montgomery,
dwl 17i Clinton

Kelly John, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, dwl
cor Mariposa and Iowa

Kelly John, horseshoer, 5 Belden, dwl 423 Bush

Kelly John, hostler William McCafferty, dwl E s Mission
nr Twenty-first

Kelly John, ironmolder, dwl 529 Mission

Kelly John, laborer, dwl 2 Oregon

Kelly John, laborer, dwl 5 Thompson Av

Kelly John, laborer, dwl 13 Sherwood PI

Kelly John, laborer, dwl 214 First

Kel'y John, laborer, dwl 1208 Green

Kelly John, laborer, dwl NE cor Tyler and Buchanan

Kelly John, laborer, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr Odd Fel-
lows' Cemeterj'

Kelly John, laborer Jack=on Iron Foundry

Kelly John, milkman, dwl 417 Fifth

Kelly John, mason, dwl 321 Eighth

Kelly John, painter Noble & Gallagher

Kelly John, special policeman, dwl 915 Market

Kelly John, siablcman Clayburgh & Brandenstein, dwl
110 Post

Kell*' John, stevedore, dwl 2 Goodsell PI

Kelly John, stonecutter Larseneur & Sheerin

Kelly John Jr. {Kelly d: Andreivs), dwl Brooklyn Hotel

Kelly John Mrs., proprietress Eighth St. House, 321
Eighth

Kelly John A., bricklayer, dwl 14 Garden

Kelly John B., clerk, dwl 305 Leavenworth

Kelly John B., grocer, dwl 904 Broadway

Kelly John C, dwl 055 Harrison

Kelly John C, laborer Golden Gate Park

Kelly John E. , dwl S s Minna nr Eighth

Kelly John G., groceries and liquors, 1061 Folsom, dwl
305 Seventh

Kelly John H., carpenter, dwl 16 Anna

Kelly John H., porter and messenger sheriffs office, dwl
1333 Pacific

Kelly John J., clerk Byrne, Landers & Byrne, dwl 10 Hub-
bard

Kelly John J., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1120 Sac

Kelly John J. , engineer, dwl 112 Silver

Kelly John J., salesman, dwl N s Thirtieth nr Laidley

Kelly John J., waiter Johnson & Smith, dwl 220 Wash

Kelly John T. {John T. Kelli/ <fc Co.), dwl 1151 Market

Kelly John T., barkeeper McDonald & Kelly, dwl 903 Fol

Kelly John T. & Co. {Daniel McAxdlffe), liquor and
billiard saloon, 840 Market

Kelly John W. {McDrmald <t K.), dwl 309 Fifth
Kelly Joseph, market, lll.> Howard, dwl 1233 Folsom
Kelly Joseph, painter Swan & Co., dwl 202 Larkin
Kellv J. T. M., clerk Scottish Commercial Insurance Co.,

dwl 600 Bush
Kelly Julia, chambermaid Russ House
Kellj' Julia Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 1731 Eddy
Kelly Kate (widow), dwl 2012 Larkin
Kelly Kate Miss, pressor machine work, dwl 15 Oak

Grove Av
Kelly Kate Miss, student Heald's Telegraph Institute,

res Oakland
Kelly Katie Miss, hairdresser Carrie E. Andrew, dwl 69

Everett
Kelly Kieran, superintendent Point Lobos Road, dwl N s

Point Lobos Av nr Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Kelly Laurence {Michael Goss it- Co.), dwl 21 Jansen
Kelly Laurence, laborer, dwl 1 Leroy PI
Kelly Lawrence, tailor, 27 Fourth, dwl 106 Fourth
Kelly Louis, laborer, dwl Chicago Hotel
Kelly Luke, boilermaker, dwl 89 Stevenson
Kelly Luke, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long- Bridge
Kelly M., laborer Holland & Ruppel
Kelly M. , laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
Kelly M. Mrs., dwl 447 Minna
Kelly Maggie Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 319 Green
Kelly Mannus (C. <t M. Kelly), dwl 617 Grove
Kelly Margaret (widow), dressmaker, 638 Filbert
Kelly Mark, longshoreman, dwl 529 Mission
Kelly Mark, plasterer, dwl 424 Powell
Kelly Mark, plasterer, dwl 741 Tehama
Kelly Martin, blacksmith, dwl 31S Main
Kelly Martin, driver Golden Gate Park, dwl SW cor Post

and Broderick
Kelly Martin, laborer, dwl 105 Valencia
Kelly Martin, laborer, dwl NE cor Illinois and Twentieth
Kelly Martin, painter M. P. Holmes, dwl 3G0 Stevenson
KKLLY M.4.KTIX, proptr S. F. File and Tool Works,

12 Stevenson, dwl 31S Main
Kelly Martin P., carpenter Jay Volney Lawrence, dwl SW

cor Mission end Fifteenth
Kelly JIary (widow), boarding, 7 Mason
Kelly Mary (widow), dwl 10 Hubbard
Kelly Mary (widow), dwl 112 William, rear
Kelly Mai-y (widow), dwl 204 Clementina, rear
Kelly Mary (widow), dwl 510 Broadway
Kelly Mary (widow), dwl 623 Minna, rear
Kelly Mary (widow), dwl 824 Harrison
Kelly Mary (widow), dwl SE cor Fremont and Harrison
Kelly Mary, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Kelly Mary, cook Episcopal Church Home, E s Mission

bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Kelly Mary Miss, cook St. Joseph Infant Asylum, dwl Sil-
ver Terrace, South S. F.
Kelly Mai-y Miss, saleswoman Pac. Straw Works, dwl 704J

Mission
Kelly Mary Mrs., dwl 101 Minna
Kelly Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 304 Minna
Kelly Marj' F. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 411 Linden Av
Kelly Matthew, laborer, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr Odd

Fellows' Cemetery
Kelley Matthew, laborer George H. AATiitney, 114 Steuart
Kelly Matthew, musician, dwl 1522 Stockton
Kelly Matthew, stage manager New Lyceum Theater, SE

cor Kearny and Sacramento
Kelly Michael {Kelly & O'Neil), dwl 18 Folsom
Kelly Michael, asphaltumroofer, dwl 777 Market
Kelly Michael, brewer, dwl 244 Sutter
Kelly Michael, cartman superintendent streets
Kell.y Michael, haclanan. Plaza, dwl 508 Jessie
Kelly Michael, hackman, dwl 508 Jessie
Kelly Michael, horseshoer, 205 Eighth, dwl 21 Langton
Kelley Michael, hostler Central R. R. Stables, SW cor

Turk and Webster, dwl NE cor Post and Uevisadero
Kelly Michael, laborer, dwl 232 Clara
Kelly Michael, Laborer, dwl 720 Grove
Kelly Michael, laborer, dwl 1424 Jackson
Kellv Michael, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Kelly Michael, laborer, dwl NW cor Central A v and Geary
Kelly Michael, laborer Occidental Laundry, dwl N a Fil-
bert bet Buchanan and Webster
Kelly Michael, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Slichigan nr Shasta
Kelly Michael, stevedore, dwl 2 Goodsell PI
Kelly Michael, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 628 How
Kelly Michael, waiter Branch Miners' Restaurant, dwl 526

Sixth, rear

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Market,

55 P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Eatablished 1862.

KEL

457

KEM

iM lly Michael H. (Kelly ib Egan), dwl 220 Linden Av
Kully Michael J., butcher, 3 Centre Market, dwl 211

Fiinrth
Kli^LLT MK'IIAEL .1., miner, dwl 233 Fell
Kelly M. J., driver Golden Gate Park
Kelly Morty, hacknian, I'laza, dwl 21S Prospect PI
Kelly Owen, liacknian, Pluza, dwl 474 Jessie, rear
Kelly Owen, laborer, dwl 116 Pacific
Kellv P., dwl 305 Eddy
KELLY F., boots and shoes, 327 and 329 Bush, dwl 726

Mission
Kelly Patrick, dwl 321 Eiffhth
Kelly Patrick, bakery, 127 Fourth
Kelly Patrick, barkeeper, dwl 51S Pacific
KeUy Patrick, bootmaker, 11 Sutter, dwl 9 Cleveland
Kelly Patrick, carver, dwl 529 Pine
Kelly Patrick, calker Boole & Webster, dwl 77 Clem
Kelly Patrick, laborer, dwl 12 Boardnian
Kelly Patrick, laborer, dwl 54(j Natonia
Kelly Patrick, laborer, dwl 673 Howard
Kelly Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Twenty-fourth nr Vicks-

burj,'
Kellv Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

Wharf
Kelly Patrick, laborer C. A. Hooper &, Co., dwl 471 Bran-
nan
Kelly Patrick, laborer Cal. Brick Co., dwl 10 Haggin
Kelly Patrick, laborer Francis Smith & Co., dwl 511 Miss
Kelly Patrick, milkranch, \V s San Bruno Road nr Uni-
versity Mound College
Kelly Patrick, miner, dwl .528 Pacific
Kelly Patrick, peddler, dwl SE cor Nebraska and Alameda
Kelly Patrick, shipearpenter Boole & Webster
Kelly Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 74 Tehama
Kelly Patrick J., cooper, dwl lOOG Natoma
Kelly Patrick J., special policeman Oregon S. S. Co.,

Folsom St. Wharf
Kelly Patrick W. (McCaferty <i- A'.), dwl N s Quinn bet

Valencia and Guerrero
Kelly Peter, dwl 304 Minna
Kelly Peter, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Rhode Island
Kelly Peter, groceries and liquors, 235 Fell
Kelly Peter, laborer, '2k Russ

Kelly Peter, laborer H." F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Kelly Peter, longshoreman, dwl 419 Filbert
Kelly Peter, machinist, dwl 519 Mission
Kelly Peter, stevedore, dwl 2 Goodsell PI
Kelly Peter, tailor, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and

Vallejo
Kellj' Peter J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Fourth and

Minna, dwl 245 Tehama
Kelly R. G. , superintcndemt coal department Pacific Mail

S. S. Co. , dwl 4Si Zoe
Kelly Richard, tailor, 525 Fourth, dwl 239i Perry
Kelly Robert, clerk W^illiam A. Church, 636 Commercial
Kelly Robert, deckhand stmr Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Kelly Robert P., contractor Henrj' F. Williams, dwl Long

Bridge, foot Fourth
Kelly Robert J., sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode,

dwl 418 Brannan
Kelly Roderick, shoecutter, dwl 2658 Folsom
Kelly Rose, matron Cit3' and County Hospital
Kelly Rose Mrs., lodgings, 110 Minna
Kelly S., clerk, dwl 23 Stockton
Kelly Stephen, laborer, dwl 10 Verona PI, rear
Kelly Stei)hen T., clerk J. & P. X. Hanna, dwl 12 Ash Av
Kelly Susan Miss, dwl 4 Duncan Court
Kelly Terence B., physician and druggist, 503 Davis and

214 Pacific
Kelly Thomas, dwl N s Central road nr Giant Powder

Works
Kelly Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 30 Jessie
Kelly Thomas, butcher Michael J. Kelly, dwl 605 Pine
Kelly Thomas, cartman superintendent streets
Kelly Tliomas, cook, dwl 529 Fourth
Kelly Thomas, currier Thomas McMahon, dwl SW cor

Seventh Av and N, South S. F.
Kellv Thomas, drayman, 413 Front, dwl 622 O'Farrell
Kelly Thomas, hackman, dwl 28 Fifth Av
Kelly Thomas, laborer, dwl 19 Clara, rear
Kelly Tliomas, laborer, dwl 539 Howard, rear
Kelly Thomas, laborer, dwl 624 Fourth
Kelly Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Bush nr Webster
Kelly Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl Central

Road nr Sixth Av
Kelly Thomas, miner, dwl 708 Pine
Kelly Thomas, painter Frost & Richards
Kelly Thomas, proptr Cal. Sale and Exchange Stable, SE

cor Leavenworth and Geary

Kelly Thomas Rev., assistant Pastor St. Joseph's Church,
dwl W s Tenth bet Howard and Folsom

Kelly Thomas, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N s
Liberty bet Guerrero and Dolores

Kelly Thomas M. H., painter, dwl 525 Greenwich, rear

Kelly Thomas J., machinist Globe Iron Works, res East
Oakland

Kelly Thomas W., waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 30 Everett

Kelly Timothy, carjjenter Haskell & Bode, dwl W s Po-
trero Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third

Kelly Timothy, laborer, dwl 13 Baldwin Court

Kelly Timothy, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwl N s Sac-
ramento bet Devisadero and Broderick

Kelly W'illiam, driver Gen. Schofield, 2019 Mission

Kelly William, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson

Kelly William, stairbuilder, dwl 3 Tay

Kelly William A., carpenter Cal. Planing Mill, dwl 413
Folsom

Kelly William A., clerk Abrams & Carroll, dwl 10 Hub-
bard

Kelly William B., porter I. Landsberger & Co., dwl 817
Greenwich

Kellv William H., liquor saloon, 800 Geary, dwl 513
Hyde

Kellv "William H., miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 270
^ First

Kelly William J., clerk C. P. Robinson, dwl NW cor Bush
and Pierce

Kelly William J. S., clerk Liebmann & Newman, dwl 715
Howard

Kelly William M., contractor, dwl 305 Leavenworth

KELLY «& ANI>KEW8 (John Kelly Jr. and Jacob
Ayidreivs), proptrs Brooklyn Hotel, 210 and 212 Bush

Kelly & Burns (Julin Kelly and Thomas W. Burns),
wines and liquors, 186 Jessie

Kelly & Dooley {Jeremiah Kelly and John H. Dooley),
commission butchers, First Av nr Kentucky, South
S. F.

KELLY' •& EGA^r {Michael H. Kelly and John Egan),
wines and liquors, 604 Battery

Kelly & Monaghan {James Kelly and Matthew Mona-
ghan), coopers, 114 and 116 Oregon nr Front

Kelly & O'Neil {Michael Kelly and Daniel O'Neil), board-
ing and lodgings, 18 and 20 Folsom

Kelner Francis, waiter, dwl 529 Pine

Kels James, sailmaker, dwl 128 First

Kelsch George, barkeeper, dwl 8 Dupont

Kelsey M. A., agent E. Bax & Co., 509 Clay, res Oakland

Kelsey Gold and Silver Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.),
John H. Sayre secretary, office 330 Pine room 36

Kelsey Mary J. (widow), proprietress Clarendon House,
NE cor Second and Folsom

Kelsey Melville, fire-insurance agent, office 425 California,
res Oakland

Kelsey Morris, dwl 522 Eddy

Kelshan Joseph, foreman boilennaker Southern Pac R.
R., dwl E s Hampshire bet Santa Clara and Eight-
eenth

Kelso John (Hancock tt K.), dwl 534 First

Kelso Nellie Miss, with Mrs. A. Burns, 20 Montgomery

Kelso Samuel, crimper Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 138 Rose
Av

Kelterer Frederick, bakery, Thirteenth nr Mission

Kelting Henry, tanner B. Strueven, dwl S s Serpentine
Av nr Howard

Kelting J. & Co. (Diedrich W. Tietjen), groceries and
liquors, NE cor Battery and Pacific

Kelting Jacob (J. Kelting ifc Co.), dwl NE cor Battery and
Pacific

Kelton Charlotte (widow), dwl SE cor Nevada and Kansas

Kelton David, calker Boole & Webster

Kelton Francis, clerk Headquarters Military Division Pac,
res Oakland

Kelton John C, lieutenant-colonel U. S. A., adjutant-
general Military Division Pac, office 105 Stockton,
res Oakland

Kelty James E., foreman upholsterer William J. Heney &
Co., dwl 51 Shipley

Kemble Ihomas R., carpenter, dwl 419 Eddy

Kemerra George, hairdresser, dwl 802 Stockton

Kemery John, tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl 1107 How

Kemick Charles, machinist, dwl 5 Salina PI

Kemis Henry, shipearpenter, dwl SW cor Sixth Av and
Al, South S. F.

Kemlade Frederick, dwl 17 Natoma

Kemlo Henry, teamster, dwl 626 Third

Kemm Edward F., cashier O. Lawton & Co., dwl 730
O'Farrell

Kemm Joseph, dwl 339 Eddy

JAMES G-. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

JEWELRY mafte to order and HEPAIEED by D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merolia

Remme George, boxmaker, dwl 20ii6 Folsom

Kemmler Adolph, teamster Indianapolis Chair Manuf.

Co. , dwl SW cor Post and Dupont
Kemp Adolph, butcher AVilson, Merrj' & Co., dwl cor

Buchanan and Bay
Kemp Charles L. , mining', dwl 2311 Larkin
Kemp Christopher M., helper Phelps' Manuf. Co., dwl

NE cor Taylor and Pacific
Kemp George \V. (G. M. Williams d: Co.), dwl W s Gough

bet Tvler and ilcAllister
Kemp J., 'dwl 29 Turk

Kemp James C, clerk O'Brien & Ward, dwl 426 Third
Kemp John, carpenter, dwl SW cor Austin and Franklin
Kemp John H., agent B. L. Solomon & Sons, ilO Market,

dwl 515 Leavenworth
Kemp John W. , stevedore, dwl 1256 Montgomery
Kemp Joseph (Kemp <£• Hoffman), dwl 2519 Mission
Kemp M., meterclerk Spring ^'alley AVater W. Co.
Kemp Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, 426 Third
Kemp Patrick, harnessmaker, dwl 16 Gilbert, rear
Kemp Robert, laborer Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 217

Shotwell
Kemp Thomas J., agent, dwl 116 Turk
Kemp Van Ee John C, dwl 464 Clementina
Kemp William, ornamental plasterer Samuel Kellett, dwl

404 Clementina
Kemp William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Kemp & Hoffman (Joseph Kemp and Charles Hoffman),

woodcarvers (and Palmer cb Co.), 105 Mission
Kemp. See Camp, and Kempe
Kempe Ernst, barkeeper, dwl 624 Fourth
Kempe Hans, watchmaker, dwl 15 Rausch
Kempe Max, clerk Louis Jaffe, dwl 15 Rausch
Kempenski Henrj-, tailor Lancaster & Northon, dwl 500
Stockton

Kempey , clerk, dwl 235 Kearny

Kempf Andrew, barkeeper, dwl 5 Selina PI, rear
Kempff Louis, lieutenant - commander U. S. Navy, dwl

618 Harrison
Kemphey Augustus, salesman Stone & Hayden, res Oak-
land
Kemi>hild Frederick, waiter Philip Donoho, dwl 753 Clay
Kemple Patrick, harnessmaker H. F. Williams, dwl Long

Bridge
Kempner Phillip, glazier, dwl 104 Shipley
Kempsey John, helper F. I. Curry, dwl 127 Folsom
Kempster Stephen, porter John Elitch Jr., dwl 1223 Fol-
som
Kempston Walter W. , clerk King & Chattin, dwl 611 Turk
Kempton Walter, local policeman, dwl Occidental Hotel
Ken Look & Co. (Chinese), manuf lace ruffling, 726 How
Kenake Louis, barkeeper, dwl 216 Tehama
Kenane Hugh, carpenter, dwl 209 Fourth
Kenane Thomas, molder, dwl 209 Fourth
Kenard William, dwl 423 O'Farrell
Kendall A. E. (Kendall, Klinger cfc Co.), res Cleveland,

Ohio
Kendall Almira (widow), dwl 329 Jessie
Kendall Alpheus, carpenter, dwl 420 Jessie
Kendall Cecelia (widow), dwl 125 Spear, rear
Kendall Charles B., druggist and physician, 136 Hayes
Kendall Charles B., office 330 Pine room 45, res Oakland
Kendall C. L. , proprietor Kendall's Dime Package Ex-
press, 312 Bush, dwl 1205 Bush
Kendall C\tus, dwl 711 California
Kendall Edward G., clerk William L. Duncan, dwl 119

Valparaiso
Kendall Frank, carpenter, dwl 320 Jessie
Kendall Frank H., tinsmith C. M. Alexander, dwl 320

Jessie
Kendall Frederick, laborer West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

241 Minna
Kendall George, plumber, dwl 3 Martha PI
Kendall Henry, laborer, dwl 505 Battery
Kendall Jerome, carpenter, dwl 119 Valparaiso
Kendall Jerome F., bookkeeper Mendocino Lumber Co.,

res East Oakland
"Kendall John, longshoreman, dwl 125 Spear, rear
Kendall Joseph H., dwl 624 Post
Kendall J. R., salesman F. M. Spaulding & Co., dwl 118

Post
Kendall, Klinger & Co. (A. E. Kendall and B. H. Klin-
ger), matress manufactorj% cor Shotwell and Seven-
teenth
Kendall Louise M. Mrs., dressmaker, 134 Hayes
Kendall M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 652 Market
Kendall Maggie V. O. Mrs., dressmaking, 1205 Bush
Kendall R. W. , waiter, dwl 411 Sansom
Kendall Stephen, dwl 624 Post

i[»»l

Kendall Thomas, sodamaker John N. Gerdes, dwl 334

Vallejo
Kendall William, teamster, dwl 624 Post
Kendig Daniel Rev., chaplain Fourth U. S. Artillery, dwll

Presidio Barracks
Kendigun Thomas, laborer, dwl 7 Miller PI
Kendregan Thomas H., laborer William Deacon, dwl 544 ^

Howard
Kendrick Albert, salesman Henry D. Raphael, dwl 1220

Market
Kendrick Laura Mrs., lecturer, dwl 1220 Market
Kendrick Thomas, laborer Pac. Commercial Co.
Kendrick Tliomas, stonecutter, dwl W s Bryant bet

Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Kendrick William, shipjomer Boole & Webster, Pier 7

Steuart
Kendrigan John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 29

Stevenson
Kenealy David, marblepolisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 5

Zoe
Kenealy James, plasterer, dwl 101 Gilbert
Kenealy John G. , tailor, dwl 101 Gilbert
Kenealy Martin, laborer, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Octavia

and Laguna
Kenealy Michael, tailor, dwl 101 Gilbert
Kenealy William, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Costa

Rica
Kenealy. See Kennealy and Kennelly
Kenefick Bartholomew, mate stm New World, dwl 4J

Harriet
Kenefick Michael, deckhand stm New World, Market St.

Wharf
Kenefick Patrick, laborer, dwl 22 Rausch
Kenfleld E. D., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., res Oak-
land
Kenifl C, clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co., dwl 1417 Mason
Keniston J. J., advertising agent, dwl 509 Bush
Keuitzer Charles, draftsman Kenitzer & Raun, dwl 108

Ellis
Kenitzer Henry (Kenilzer <L- Raun), dwl 108 Ellis
Kenitzer & Raun (Henri/ Kenitzer ami Edward T. Kaun),

architects, office 601 California
Kenna John, laborer, dwl 49 Stevenson
Kenna John, laborer, dwl Stevenson nr Brady
Kenna John J. (San Fran-isco Laundry Association),

dv/1 SE cor Steiner and Pacific Av
Kenna Patrick, laborer, dwl 28 Ritch
Kenna P. J. G., cbeckclerk HilDemia Savings and Loan

Society, dwl NW cor Sacramento and Leavenworth
Kenna Richard, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Kennard Daniel H., extraman Engine No. 8 S. F. F. D.,

dwl 1205 Stockton
Kennard George W. (Souther ct Co.), dwl 1205 Stockton
Kennard Thomas W., teamster, dwl 809 Pacific
Kennard William R., salesman C. C. Hastings i Co., dwl

423 O'Farrell
Kennealy Edward, dwl 1010 Filbert j

Kennealy Jeremiah, tailor, dwl 310 Union
Kennealy. See Kenealy and Keimellj'
Kennedy A. , painter, dwl 533 Commercial
Kennedy Alexander McGregor, barkeeper A. R.Big^ & Co.
Kennedy Alexander E. , miner, dwl 719 Shotwell
Kennedy Alfred, billposter Kert & Co., dwl 52 Second
Kennedy Almus, painter, dwl 707 Market
Kennedy Angus, carpenter, dwl 764 Harrison
Kennedy Anna E. Miss, dwl 1030 Pine
Kennedy Annie Mrs., milliner Mrs. Mary Shear, dwl 46

Folsom
Kennedy Augustus L., carpenter, dwl 359 Brannan
Kennedy Bartholomew, blacksmith, dwl 37 Rausch
Kennedy Bernard, salesman Husing & Wohike, dwl 874

Mission
Kennedy Bidelea (widow), dwl 34 Tj'ler
Kennedy Bridget, laundress S. F. Laundry, NW cor Turk

and Fillmore
Kennedy Brvan B., groceries and liquors, SW cor Larkin

and Ellis, dwl 628 Ellis
Kennedy Catherine (\vidow), laundress, dwl 618 Natoma
Kennedy Charles, carpenter, dwl 429 Shipley
Kennedy Charles, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Kennedy Charles C, machinist William Deacon, dwl 520

Howard
Kennedy Cornelius (O'Neill K. tt Stuart), dwl 536 Minna
Kennedy Daniel, expressman, NE cor Market and Mason,

dwl 213 Perry
Kennedy Delia, seamstress S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Kennedy Dennis, groceries and liquors, SE cor Oak and
Octavia

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market Greets.

::0P. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

niiedy Dennis, groceries and liquors, SW cor Pierce
;in(l Eddy
Koniiedy Dennis, longrshoreman, dwl 312 Main, rear
Rciinedy Dennis, raarblepolisher John Daniel & Co., dwl

W s Stevenson nr Eiglitcenth
kKX.N'EDY Ki>MO\D C. importer carpets, oilcloths,

etc., 729 Market, dwl NW cor Tyler ana Devisadero
Kennedy Edvrard, harnessmaker John O'Kane, dwl 767

Market
Ivennedy Edward, laborer, dwl 519 Mis.sion
Kennedy Edward, merchant tailor, 505 California, dwl SW

cor Howard and Twenty-third
Kennedy P^u^ene, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

ISi ■ Minna
Kei\nedv Francis, furnished rooms, 26 Jessie
kl'^WKDl' FR.4.\K, attorney at law, office 604 Mer-
chant, dwl 619 Stevenson
Kennedy Georj,'*, contractor and builder, dwl 2739 CaJ
Kennedy Oeorge, laborer, dwl 829 Vallejo, rear
Kennedy Geortfe, ship's steward, dwl 9 Grand Av
Kennedy Henry, turner Gilbert & Moore
Kennedy Hujrli, blacksmith, 11 Webb, dwl 319 Clem
Ivennedy Humphrey, engineer S, F. Gas Light Co., dwl

S s Shasta nr Michigan
Kennedy James, dwl 20 Moss
Kennedy James, dwl 543 Second
Kennedy James, blacksmith, dwl X s Seventeenth bet

Gvierrero and Dolores
nnedy James, clerk Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl N s

M nr San Jos6 Av
nnedy James, ciwper, dwl 1114 Bryant, rear
Kennedy James, expressman, cor Mission and Spear
Kennedy James, hostler Dexter Stable, dv>l NE cor Sec-
ond and Stevenson
Kennedy James, laborer, dwl 42 First
Kennedy James, laborer Broadway Bonded Warehouse,

dwr52U Natoma
Kennedy James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Kennedy James, laborer superintendent streets
Kennedy James, porter frank Harris, dwl 161 Second
Kennedy James, shoemaker, dwl 34 Tehama
Kennedy James A,, bookkeeper William Deacon, dwl 140

First
Kennedy James C, manager Eureka Wool Co., office W s

Main nr Harrison, dwl 2507 Folsom
Kennedy James E., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 1014

Montgomery
Kennedy James F., horseshoer Pierre D, Bonis, dwl 660

Seventeenth
KENNEDY JAMES S., mining secretary, office 43 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl 340 Thirteenth
Kennedy J. D. , dwl 636 Commercial
Kennedy J. E., compositor Spirit of the Times, dwl 931

Sacramento
Kennedy J.O. B., produce dealer, dwl 119 Post
Kennedy John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

Main bet Folsom and Howard
Kennedy John, boots and shoes, 919J^ Market
Kennedy John, carpenter, dwl 8 Cushman PI
Kennedy Jolin, carpenter, dwl 2050 Mission
Kennedy John, cashier Kenned3' & Brennan, dwl 536

Minna
Kenned.v John, cookS. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St. Wharf
Kennedy John, fireman stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Kennedy John, foreman Selby's Smelting Works, dwl

2433 Larkin
Kennedy John, laborer, dwl 31 Dora
Kennedy John, laborer, dwl 162 First
Kennedy John, laborer, dwl 554 Tehama bet Fifth and

Sixth
Kennedy John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Kennedy John, longshoreman, dwl N s Green bet Battery

and Sansom
Kennedy John, porter Rosenthal, Feder & Co. , dwl 921

Market
Kennedy John, seaman, dwl 112 Pacific
Kennedy John, seaman, dwl 135 Townisend
Kennedy John, shoemaker, dwl 140 Natoma
Kennedy John, tailor John Whalen, dwl 5 Carlos PI
Kennedy John, teamster, dwl 70 Brady
Kennedy John, wagonmaker, dwl W s Washington Av nr

Twenty-seventh, Bemal Heights
Kennedy John, w^iiter stmNew World, Market St. Wharf
Kennedy John A., shipcarpenter, dwl 267 Clara
Kennedy John E., patternmaker Risdou I. & L. Works,

dwl 27 Clementina
Kennedy John F. (Morris Schicab <t Co.), dwl 1105 Fol
Kennedy John F. {Turner, K. a,- Shaic), dwl 1105 Folsom
Kennedy John H., shiprigger, dwl 700 Front

Kennedy John J., sawyer, dwl 8 Cashman PI

Kennedy Joseph, hairdresser Otto Lemcke, dwl 20 Annie

Kennedy Joseph, laborer, dwl Seventeenth Av bet (^ and

R, South S. F.
Kennedy Joseph, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Kennedy Joseph, sawyer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,

S s Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth
Kennedy Joseph A., carpenter, dwl 50 Natoma
Kennedy Judson, carpenter D. A. Macdfinald & Co.
Kennedy Kate Miss, principal North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 1213 Clay
Kennedy Lawrence, laborer, dwl 233 Main
Kennedy L. W., office 410 j California, res Oakland
Kennedy M., blacksmith Wertch & Craig, dwl 5 Mason
Kennedy M. A., actor Baldwin's Academy of Music
Kennedy Margaret Sliss, dwl 1327 Minna
Kennedy Margaret Miss, dwl 115 Ellis
Kennedy Margaret Miss (Kennedy & McGruder), dwl 62

Third
Kennedy Maria E. (widow), dwl 133 Dora
Kennedy Mary (widow), dwl 7 Ashburton PI
Kennedy Matthew, cooper John Breen, dwl 318 Davis
Kennedy Matthew C, dwl 707 Montgomery Av
Kennedy Maurice, shoemaker Alms House
Kennedy Maiirice, shoemaker, dwl E s Sheniian nr Eigh-
teenth
Kennedy Michael, laborer, dwl 6 Noble PI
Kennedy Michael, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Kennedy Michael, machinist, dwl 732 Folsom
Kennedy Michael, patternmaker, dwl 31 Clarence PI
Kennedy Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), A. Wissel, sec-
retary, office 210 California
Kennedy P. , sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Kennedy Patrick, cartman, dwl 12 Chesley
Kennedy Patrick, drajTiian Macondray & Co., dwl 107

Perry
Kennedy Patrick, ironmolder, dwl 52 Minna
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, dwl 11 Louisa
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, dwl 15 Frederick
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, dwl 662 Jlinna. rear
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Twenty-third nr

York
Kennedy Patrick, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Kennedy Patrick, laborer John Reynolds, dwl cor Twenty-
third and York
Kennedy Patrick, laborer Woodward's Gardens, dwl 33

First Av
Kennedy Patrick, marblecutter John Sweeney, dwl 614

Natoma
Kennedy Patrick, plasterer, dwl 32 Moss
Kennedy Patrick, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534 First
Kennedy Patrick J., dwl 1516 Taylor
Kennedy P. B. , drj- goods, 232 Kearny, dwl Brookljni Hotel
Kennedy Phillip (Kennedy .C- Brennan), dwl 202^ Seventh
Kennedy Philip, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Kennedy R., dwl 228 Turk
Kennedy Richard, hostler Palace Hotel Stables, dwl 630

Mission
Kennedy Richard T. , salesman BjTne, Landers & Byrne,

dwl" 1049 Mission
Kennedy Robert, housesmith Pioneer Iron Works, dwl

cor Main and Folsom
Kennedy Thomas, dwl S s Pine bet Scott and Devisadero
Kennedy Thomas, carpenter, dwl SW cor Larkin and

McAllister
Kennedy Thomas, carver, dwl 31 Clarence PI
Kennedy Thomas, laborer Hyde & Chester, dwl 302

McAllister
Kennedy Thomas, liquor saloon, junction Valencia and

Market
Kennedy Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 12 Clinton
Kennedy Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 8 Cushman PI
Kennedy Thomas, local policeman, dwl 508 Vallejo
Kennedy Thomas E., horeeshoer Thomas Mclnamy, dwl

949 Harrison
Kennedy Thomas H. (Kennedy 6: Durr), dwl S s Ridley

bet Valencia and Guerrero
Kennedy Timothy, horsetrainer Bay District Fair Grounds
Kennedy T. J., cook Baldwin's Restaurant, dwl 63 Minna
Kennedy William, carver, dwl 31 Clarence PI
Kennedy William, clerk M. Guerin, dwl 78 Natoma
Kennedy William, mattressmaker Frederick Hufschmidt,

dwl 281 Stevenson
Kennedy William, wagonmaker John W. Farren, dwl SE

cor Diamond and Seventeenth
Kennedy William J., clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl SW

cor "Folsom and Twentv-first
Kennedy & Brennan (Philip Kennedy and John Bren-
nan), dry goods, 116 and 118 Third

It*
1-1

JAMES &. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

rilTE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery

KEXXEDY A I»irRK (Thomas It. Kennedy and John
Durr), drj' lyroods, 108 and 110 Third

Kennedy & JlcGruder {MuiS Manjaret Kennedy and Mrs.
Kate McGruder), millinery, 62 Third

Kenned}'. See Cannady

Keniieiidy Agiies Miss, actress Church's Atheneum, dwl
919 Stockton

Kennell Christian, laborer, dwl 904 Broadway

Kennell Jacob, expressman, dwl 1318 Dupont

Kennelly Edward, miner, dwl 1010 Filbert

Kennelly Margtiret, with John J. Corbett, 200 Ellis

Kennelly Patrick {Kennelly <k Sullivan), dwl 8 Sherwood
PI

Kennelly & Sullivan (Patrick Kennelly and Florence
Svllican), blacksmiths, S s Market bet Seventh and
Eighth

Kennen M. J., clerk, dwl 210 Eddy

Kenneng William, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 44
Third

Kennerson , carrier Alta, Evening Bulletin, and Exam-
iner, dwl N s Union bet Franklin and Gough

Kenneth Miss, dressmaker, dwl 54 Third

Kenney A. , dwl 636 Commercial

Kenney Ann (widow), dwl 243 Dora

Kenney Ann (widow), dwl 1703 Octavia

Kenne)' Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 365 Minna

Kenney Angristus R., clerk Freight Auditor's offlce Cen-
tral Pac. R. R. , NE cor Fourth and TovvTisend, dwl
227 Geary

Kenney B. , dwl 563 Bryant

Kennej' Catherine (widow), dwl 719 O'Farrell

Kenney Charles A., stockbroker, 411 California, dwl 615
Lombard

Kenney Daniel, laborer Occidental Foundrj', dwl 24 Dora,
rear

Kenney Dennis, carrier Morning Call

Kenney Edward, carpenter, dwl 431 Turk

Kenne)' Edward F., mariner, dwl 29 Vallejo

Kenney Frank, barkeeper James Kevins, dwl New Frank-
lin Hotel

Kenney George, plumber and gasfitter, 234 Sutter, dwl
1703 Octavia

Kennev James, butcher, dwl SW cor Railroad Av and
Ninth, South S. F.

Kenney James, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl W s
Bryant bet Tvventy-third and Twenty-fourth

Kenney James, gasfitter and plumber, dwl 722 Wash

Kenney James, melter Pac. Refiner}' and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 2625 Folsom

Kenney James, plasterer, dwl 214 Broadway

Kenney James, proptr Terminal Hotel, 606 Fourth

Kennej' James, shoemaker, dwl 153 Third

Kenney John, hackman, Plaza, dwl 913 Filbert

Kenney John, laborer, dwl 18 Folsom

Kenney John, shoemaker, 2 Tyler

Kenney John, teamster. La Rue's Wharf

Kenney John J., dairj', N s Point Lobos Av nr First Av

Kenney Joseph, bricklayer, dwl 16 Glover

Kenney Joseph, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado

Kenney Louis, laborer, dwl 405 Clementina, rear

Kenney Martin (Kenney tt Brannan), dwl 748 Minna

Kenney Martin, gardener, dwl 2012 Larkin

Kenney Slary, laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough bet
Grove and Hayes

Kenney Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. G. Dawson, dwl 1014^
Howard

Kenney Michael, dwl 1512 Folsom

Kenney Michael, helper S. P. Gas Light Co., dwl 72 Tehama

KEKNEY MH'HAEL, liquor saloon, Dunbar Alley,
rear Citj' Hall, dwl 1512 Folsom

Kenney Patrick, bootmaker, 235 Jackson, dwl 921 Har-
rison

Kenney Patrick, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 9 Austin

Kenney Patrick, laborer, dwl 6 Minna

Kenney Patrick, liquor saloon, cor Railroad and M, South
S. F.

Kenney R. S., bookkeeper J. Y. Wilson & Co., rea Oak-
land

Kenney Thomas,' deckhand stm Thoroughfare, dwl 242
Fifth

Kenney Tliomas, laborer, dwl 52 Jessie, rear

Kenney Thomas, planerhand Kragen & Co., res Oakland

Kenney Thomas, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.

Kenney William, clerk O. C. & F. W. Smith, [dwl 103
Montgomery

Kenney William, expressman, cor Ellis and Market, dwl
SW cor GueiTero and Twenty-sixth

Kenney AVilliam A., barkeeper John A. Burns, dwl 517
California

Kenney & Brannan (Martin Kenney and Thomaa Bran-
nan), wood and coal, 1161 Howard
Kenney. See Kenny
Kennie Eirenbrack, clerk Bradley & [Rulofson, dwl 20

Propect PI
Kenniff Cornelius A., dwl 1417 Mason, rear
Kenniff Jeremiah, gilder S. & G. Gump, dwl 625 Stev
Kenniffe Andrew D., foreman Geo. W. Swan & Co., dwl

1417 Mason, rear
Kenning William, dwl 44 Tliird
Kennison A. C. (Kennimn <l- Co.), "dwl W s San Bruno

Road nr Twenty-ninth
Kennison Sophia G. (widow), dwl 323 Geary
Kennison & Co. (A. C. Kennison and U. E. Bunce),

milkmen, W s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-ninth
Kennon James, bookkeeper, dwl 916 Stockton
Kenny Bernard (McKittrick 6: A'.), dwl 1052 Howard
Kenny Bernard, nurse St. Jkiry's Hospital
Kenny Bernard F. , operator Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Co., dwl 1022 Pacific
Kenny Bridget (widow), dwl 114 William
Kenny E., laborer Hinckley & Co.
Kenny Edwin, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Kenny Edward, laborer, dwl 515 Taylor
KEXNY ED.^IO.^I», street contractor, dwl SW cor

Washington and Fillmore
Kenny F. Mrs., boarding and lodgings, 33 Eddy
Kenny Francis G., bookkeeper Spring Valley Water W,

Co., dwl 619 Pine
Kenny George L., chief official department A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., dwl 403 Van Ness Av
Kenny James, laborer, dwl 114 William
Kenny James, longshoreman, dwl 45 Vallejo
Kenny John (Kenny & Flynn), dwl W 8 Nebraska nr

Yolo
Kenny John, blacksmith, 2005 Mission
Kenny John, dummyman Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl SW

cor Greenwich and Larkin
Kenny John, laborer, dwl 97 Stevenson
Kenny John, laborer Bernard Gallagher, dwl NE cor Sixth

and Brannan
Kenny John, laborer Black Diamond Coal Co.
Kenny John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s Shasta

nr Louisiana
Kenny John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 719 Na-

toma
Kenny John, peddler, dwl 227 Second
Kenny John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 728 How
Kenny John J. (M. Kenny <t- Son), dwl 1022 Pacific
Kenny John S. (Kenny d- Sheahan), dwl 914 Market
Kenny John S., asphaltum roofer, office 228 Montgomery,

dwl NW cor Second and Natoma
Kenny Joseph, cooper, dwl 957 Market
Kenny J. W., machinist Union Iron W^orks
Kenny Keam (Kenny tfc Phelan), dwl 373 Jessie
Kenny Lawrence, bagsewer Neville & Co., 113 Clay
Kenny Lawrence, metalroofer, dwl 1207 Broadway
Kenny Luke, waiter Lick House, dwl 728 Howard
Kenny M., hostler City R. R.
Kenny M., watchman Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl

356 Clementina
Kenny M. & Son (John J. Kenny), groceries'and liquors,

1020 Pacific
Kenny Margaret (widow), boarding, 158 First
Kenny Margaret (widow), dwl 509 Minna
Kenny Michael (M. Kenny d- Son), dwl 1022 Pacific
Kenny Michael, laborer, dwl 114 AVilliam
Kenny Michael, dairyman, dwi 23 Park Av
Kenny Michael J., framemaker, dwl 373 Jessie
Kenny O. M. Miss, adjuster coiner's department V. S.

Mint, dwl 103 Van Ness Av
Kenny Owen, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 151 Tehama
Kenny Patrick, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Kenny Patrick, laborer, dwl 429 Vallejo
Kenny Patrick, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Kenny Patrick, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 518 Oak
Kenny Patrick, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Kenny Patrick, with De Freis & Clark, dwl 6 Minna
Kenny Patrick H., newspaper carrier, dwi 1317i Jackson
Kenny Thomas, dwl 208 Third
Kenny Thomas, horsetrainer, dwi Larkin bet McAllister

and Tyler
Kenny TlKsmas, laborer, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Kenny William, expressman, dwl 208 Third
Kenny William, teamster Gibson & Co., dwl 214 Perry
Kenny & Flynn (John Kenny and A ndrew Flynn), whole-
sale wines and liquors, C05 Front
Kenny & Phelan (A'. Kenny and W. S. Phelan), real-
estate agents, 646 Market

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

?. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

fen

Keimy & Sheahan (John Kenny and Maurice Shealian),

merchant tailors, 24 Tliird
Kenny. Sec Kcnney

Kensbury: Henry, laborer Georjire'II. Whitney, 114 Steu
Kent — — , iirinter, ilwl 248 Third
Kent B., dwl 520 Eddy

Kent Charity (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 13 Bernard
Kent Daniel M., clerk William II. Martin, res Oakland
Kent David, dwl 248 Fourth
Kent Eilwurd, driver Omnibus R. R. Co.
Kent Kilwaril, janitor Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl 1002 Larkin
kK.\T EI»VI\. fancy and dry goods, 241 Eighth
aent Ellen L. Miss, milliner, dwl 241 Eighth
\ent F., clerk, dwl 29 Turk
Kent Frederick W., carpenter, dwl 228 Francisco
"ent Ilcniy S., baggage agent Pac. Transfer Co., dwl W s

Treat Av nr Twenty -second
\ent James, dwl 713 Howard
ient James, watchman Southern Pac. R. JL Co., dwl 136

Sixteenth nr First Av
vent John, woolgrader, dwl 1116 Kearny
ient Iv. Capel, warehouseman Cutting Packing Co., dwl
34 Minna
oj^vent P., sewing machines and attachments, 927 Market,
res Oakland
ent R. F. & Co., stockbrokers, 413 California
: fflient Richard, painter, dwl 730 Filbert

"ent Richard F. (I{. F. Kint .t Co.), res Oakland
ent Samuel H., street superintendent, dwl 711 Leav
ent Thaddeus B., bookkeeper Maurice Core & Co., dwl

1206 Market
ent Thomas, dwl 724 Post
Cent Tliomas, fruits, 258 Third

Cent Tliomas R., porter George O. McMullin & Co., res
Oakland
SUKent William, photographprinter P. J. Sullivan

Centfield Edward E., with John Kentfield & Co., dwl 333

Fremont
entfield George, mastermariner, office Pier 9 Steuart,

dwl Rviss House
entfield .John {Jolin Kentfield rf; Co.), dwl 333 Fremont
iEXTFIELD .IOH\ «& CO. (Charles NcUon), lum-
ber, Pier 9 Steuart
NVfCentley Susan, bakery, W s Mission nr Eighteenth

entuck Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), William R. Town-
send secretary, office 330 Pine room 4
entuck Quicksilver Mining Co., John Cyrus secretary,

office 204 Front
entzel Herman, clerk, dwl 612 Pine
entzel James W., serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

oO Natoma
entzel Joseph, plumber W. D. Hobro, dwl 1317 Bdwy
entzel William H., captain Harbor Police, dwl 1317 Bdwy
enworthy Mark, clothfinisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen

Factory, dwl cor North Point and Polk
enyon Curtis G., resident physician St. Mai-j''s Hospital
enyon Nettie, governess Chauncy P. Van Schaack, dwl

518 Sutter
enyon Wayne M., salesman John G. Hodge & Co., dwl

Cosmopolitan Hotel
eogh John, upholsterers' goods, 573 Mission, dwl 2512

Clay
eogh Patrick, expressman, SW cor Pacific and Davis,

dwl 69 Water
eohane John, dwl 618 Hayes
eough Bridget (widow), dwl 424 Shipley
eough Edward, fruits, vegetables, and groceries, 1014

Bryant
eough Edward, painter, dwl 523 Jessie
eough Eleanor Miss, furnished rooms, 118 O'Farrell
eough J. , laborer Frear Stone Co.
eough James, expressman, cor California and Kearny,

dwl SE cor Quinn and Guerrero
eough Thomas, molder, dwl 510j Brannan
eough Thomas, upholsterer, dwl 67 Minna
eown William, laborer, dwl 1215 Kearny
epler August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiners', dwl 9 Maria"
eppell Julius, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 27 Ellen
eppko Charles, millwright, dwl 30 Jessie
Ij-ld eps Otto, miner, dwl 516 Pacific
eps N., salesman, dwl 22 Taylor
orby Annie (widow), dwl 1410 Folsom, rear
erby Patrick, horseshoer Daniel Mahoney, dwl 78 Ev-
erett

erby Thomas, mariner, dwl 116 Pacific
erby Thomas, proprietor Sierra Nevada Lodgings, 528

Pacific
^rby William, cabinetmaker, dwl 610 Fourth
irby. See Kirby

Kercheval Robert, teller Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, dwl

213 Eleventh
Kerdel Anthony, jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl 516
Franklin

Kerezvitch Ivan, steward, dwl 624 Fourth
Kerlin George B., mate stm Julia, dwl 114 Second
Kerlin Henry B. , blindmaker Mechanics' Mill, dwl 114
Second

Kerlin Mamie Miss, clerk Mrs. Rebecca Kerlin, dwl 114
Second

Kerlin Rebecca Miss, fancy dry goods, 114 Second

Kerlv Edward, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 18 Rose
Av

Kemian Thomas, drayman Henry Schutt, dwl Clara nr
Sixth

Kern Albert, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwl N s
Bush bet Fillmore and Webster

Kern Benjamin F., printer, dwl 442 Second

Kern Edward, carpenter, dwl 511 Howard

Kern Frederick, carpenter, dwl 223 Capi>

Kern George A., brewer National Brewery, dwl SE cor
Fulton and Webster

Kern Julius, butcher, dwl Twelfth Av nr P, South S. F.

Kern Julius, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills

Kern Morris, dwl 263 Clara

Kern Philip, longshoreman, dwl 15 Ritch, rear

Kern Philip, jiainter, dwl Heinz's Hotel

Keni Samuel F., boilermaker, dwl 416 Green

Kernaghan John, marblepolisher, dwl 1212 Broadway

Kernan Edward A., varnisher W. J. T. Palmer & Co.,
dwl 218 Minna

Kernan James, teamster Elliott & Brother dwl Webster
bet Haight and Waller

Kenian John, carpenter, dwl 333 Bush

Kernan John, expressman, dwl 15 Sherwood PI

Kernan John C. , compositor San Francisco News Letter,
dwl 218 Minna

Kernan Mary Miss, bookbinder J. B. Mclntyre, dwl 558i
Natoma

Kernan Mollie Miss, student Barnard's Business College

Kerner Charles, hairdresser Adam Grimm

Kerner Peter, cabinetmaker, 114 Jessie

Kernon Thomas, teamster, dwl 271^ Clara

Kerns Albert, blacksmith, dwl 2120 Bush

Kerns Amiinius, compositor Morning Call, dwl 18 Twelfth

Kerns Charles, carpenter, dwl W s Scott bet Pine and
Bush

Kerns James, baker, dwl 50 Everett

Kerns John B., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl E s Six-
teenth nr Valencia

Kenis Michael, miner, dwl 424 Broadway

Kerns. See Kearns

Kerr Andrew, foreman Richard D. Chandler, dwl 1553
Kearny

Kerr C. & Co. (John Funk), wholesale butchers, S s First
Av nr Kentucky, South S. F., office 240 Montgomery

Rerr Charles (C. Kerr d- Co.), dwl 305 Van Ness Av

Kerr David (Kerr & Goodrich), dwl 303 Oak

Kerr David, book and jobprinter, 608 Market, dwl 11 Ve-
rona PI

Kerr D. C, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 1507 Clay

Kerr Earl, foreman William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery

Kerr Edward, blacksmith, dwl 14 Hampton PI

Kerr Edward, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills

Kerr Edward, salesman Byrne, Landers & Byrne, dwl 004
Pine

Ken- George, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl lOlS
Market

Kerr Honorah (widow), dwl 431 Minna

Kerr James, dwl 434 Stevenson

Kerr James H., laborer, dwl 1553 Kearny

Kerr James P., clerk Morning Call Office, dwl 14 Hamp-
ton PI

Kerr James W. (Steirjer tt K.), dwl 611 Hayes

Kerr James W., oiler stm Senator, Broadway St. Wliarf,
dwl 1419 Kearny

Kerr John, dwl 2755 Harrison

Kerr John, carver, dwl 11 Verona PI

Kerr John, hackman. Plaza, dwl 418 Shipley

Kerr John, patternmaker W. C. Wilcox & Co., dwl 223
First

Kerr Martin, clerk, dwl AVhat Cheer House

Kerr Matthew, wines and liquors, 240 Third, dwl 19 Clara

Kerr Samuel R., foreman William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery

Kerr Thomas, clerk Parrott & Co., dwl SW cor Folsom
and Third

Kerr Thomas, laborer, dwl E s Johnston Av bet Point
Lobos Av and Santa Rosa

Kerr Thomas, teamster, dwl 170 Fourteenth

lELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grooers, and General Dealers.

JEWELRY made to order and REPAIEED lay D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Mercha]|

KER

462

KEY

Kerr Thomas H., clerk Thomas H. Selbv & Co., dwl 304

Third
Kerr Walter M., assistant engineer Spring Valley Water

W., dwl 528 Pine
Kerr William, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valencia
Kerr William, teamster, ciftice and dwl 903 Battery
Kerr William J., engineer, dwl 1419 Keaniy
Kerr William R., marblepolisher Michael Heverin, dwl

SE cor Twenty-fourth and Harrison
Kerr & Goodrich {David Kerr and Jnhn H. Goodrich),

carriage, wagon, and truck manufacturers, 47 and 49

Beale
Kerrigan Annie, tailoress Kenny & Sheahan, dwl 169

Minna
Kerrigan Charles, clerk Egerton, Allen & Co., dwl 109

Ellis
Kerrigan David, extraman Hose No. 5 S. F. F. D., dwl

1036 Folsom, rear
Kerrigan Edward, butcher, dwl 641 Stevenson
Kerrigan Edward, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 1107

Union
Kerrigan Frank, shoemaker, dwl 50 Natoma
Kerrigan J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Druram
Kerrigan James, laborer, dwl W s Chenery nr Mig^uel
Kerrigun James, laborer, dwl 43 Natoma
Kerrigan James, laborer, dwl 64 Jessie
Kerrigan James, marbleworker Dobbs Brothers, dwl NE

cor Haight and Webster
Ken-igan James, shoemaker, dwl 50 Natoma
Kerrigan James T., boot and shoemaker Gilbert Pringle

Sr., dwl 50 Natoma
KeiTigan John, butcher, dwl 216 Perry
Kerrigan John, carpenter, dwl Railroad House
Kerrig'an John, laborer, dwl 73 Jessie
Kerrigan John, porter Mayor's Office, dwl 610 Mont
Kerrigan Marj' (widow), dwl 169 Minna
Kerrigan Michael, tailor, dwl 169 Minna
Kerrigan M. J., carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 919

Folsom
Kerrigan Patrick, driver Market St. R. R., dwl E s Va-
lencia nr Seventeenth
Kerrigan Patrick, laborer W. F. Babcock, 11 Essex
Kerrigan Patrick, stevedore, dwl 28 De Boom
Kerrigan Thomas F., laborer, dwl 226 Hickory Av
Kerrigan William, laborer, dwl Point Lobos Road nr

First Av
Kerrington Michael J., cabinetmaker, dwl 919 Folsom
KeiTins Christopher, miner, dwl 1417 Folsom
Kerrison Asa, drayman William W. Call, dwl W s San

Bruno Road nr Twenty-Eighth
Kerrison Edward, porter Union Pacific Salt Co., dwl S s

Serpentine Av bet Folsom and Harrison
Kerrison George, carjoenter, dwl 2128 Bush
Kerrison George G., broker, dwl 72 Green
Kerrison Robert E. , jjlumber, dwl W s Alabama bet

Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Kerrison Robert E., poll-tax collector, dwl S s Serpentine

Av bet Harrison and Folsom
Kerrison Robert J., watchman new U. S. Appraiser's

building
Kerrison William H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl E s

Capp nr Twenty-fifth
Kerruish Edward, shipwright, dwl S s Twentieth nr

Guerrero
Kerruish John, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 944 Fol
Kerry Barnard, beer saloon, SE cor Fifth and Minna
Kerry M., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Kersell Adam, teamster F. P. Belcher, dwl 1141 Union
Kersell Alexander, teamster F. P. Belcher, dwl 1141 Union
Kersell James, teamster F. P. Belcher, dwl 1141 Union
Kersey Levi C, gunsmith Clabrough Bros., res Oakland
Kershaw Henry J., gardener, dwl W s Buchanan bet Sut-
ter and Bush
KEKSIIAW KIARSnEN, coal, 17 and 19 Spear, dwl

S s Twenty-first bet Guerrero and Dolores
Kershaw William H., dwl W s Buchanan bet Sutter and

Bush
Kersken Jacob, charcoalbumer, dwl Chicago Hotel
Kersting Charles, grocer, dwl 232 Sutter
Kertell Charles, carver and engraver, 225 Post, dwl 748

Harrison
Kervan Ida May Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Prim-
ary School, dwl 611 Powell
Kervan Thomas, carpenter Albert A. Snyder, dwl 611

Powell
Kerwin Hugh, teamster, dwl 423 Hyde
Kerwin James, saloonkeeper, dwl 921 Greenwich
Keser David J., compositor Morning Call, dwl 732J Minna
Keser Frederick (Barber tt A'.), dwl 305 Minna

Keser Louis, dry goods, 15 Sixth

Keser Patrick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Kessack George, hostler Milton S. Latham, 638 Folsom

Kesse Lucien, miller, dwl 104 First

Kesseler Francis (J. it. F. Kes^eler), dwl N s Fifteenth

bet Dolores and Guerrero
KESSELKR J. A F., marbleworkf, Brannan nr Sixth,

warerooms 5 and 7 Taylor
Kesseler Joseph (J. <t- F. Kesseler), dwl 5 Taylor
KESSELES Ai'GlJ!<»T, organist and teacher piano,

dwl 52;>i Natoma
Kessins John G., dwl 428 Broadway
Kessing Johft F. , real estate, dwl 2505 Howard
Kessing John H., fish, 79 and SO California Market and 7

Clay St. Market, dwl 963 Harrison
Kessler Augustus, barkeeper Joseph A. Lukin, dwl 215

Kearny
Kessler Frederick, law student Samuel W. Holladay, dwl

136 Seventh
Kessler Henry, dwl 1081 Broadway
Kessler Henry, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl SE cor

Shasta and Michigan
Kestel J. A. A., hatter, dwl 519 Bush
Kester Levy B. {McMillan 6: K.), res West Oakland

Ketcham , clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.

Ketchum Da\1d, carpenter, dwl 720 Stockton

Ketchum Fannie Miss, sewring-machine operator, dwl 46

Clara
Ketchum F. B. Mrs., dwl 441i Natoma, rear
Ketchum William, carpenter, dwl 631 Geary
Kettels Conrad, seaman, dwl 407 Pacific
Kettelson Frederick, helper August Jungblut & Co., dwl

NW cor Market and Polk
Kettenburg John, vaniisher, dwl 735 Brannan
Kettle William, butcher Richard Draper, dwl Eleventh

nr Folsom
Kettles Jacob (Seegers tfc K.), dwl 519 Pacific
Kettlewell James, painter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 18

Russ
Kettlewell Joseph A., salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 18 Russ
Ketz Moritz, cabinetmaker J. M. Miller, dwl 506 Fell
Keuerleber Frederick, butcher Frederick Hauesler & Co.,

dwl 513 Pacific
Keuerleber Gotlieb, cooper, dwl 18 First
Keuler Henry, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Reuscher Frederick, local poUceman, dwl 6 Medau PI
Keuscher Johanna Miss, dressmaker Agnes Heiser, dwl 6

Kramer PI nr Greenwich
Keve Felix (Basch d- K.), dwl 1013 Market
Keveny Thomas, clerk South Point Warehouse, dwl 30

Natoma
Kewen James H., dwl 127 Kearny
Kewen Samuel, mining, dwl 26A Kearny
Kewen William C. (A Uen, Breck tfc Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
Kewin James, laborer, dwl 1520 Clay
Kewin William {Dunn tt A'.), dwl 120 First Av
Key Joseph, brioklajer, dwl S s Twentieth nr Howard
Keyes Annie Miss, milliner, dwl 311 Stockton
Keyes Arthur T., butcher Orson H. Keyes, dwl 624 Turk
Keyes Douglas, miner, dwl NW cor Kearny and Sac
Keyes Elijah B., assistant weigher Custom House, dwl

Zoe
Keyes James, grocer, dwl 539 Valencia
Keyes John T., dwl 411 Pacific

Keyes Marion Miss, teacher music, dwl 914 Stockton
Keyes Orson H., fresh and salt meats, 50 Steuart, dwl 601

Van Ness Av
Keyes P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co's Wharf
Keyes Rosanna (widow), dwl 112 Hayes
Keyes Rose (widow), dwl 1718 Stockton'
Keyes Rose Miss, bookbinder, dwl 1718 Stockton
Keyes Tlieresa Miss, bookbinder, dwl 1718 Stockton
Keyes Washington, engineer, dwl 7j Elizabeth, rear
Keys G. B., dwl 305 Turk

Keys Gilbert S. {A . B. Boss it Co.), dwl 13 Glen Park Av
Keys Harrv L., bookkeeper American Tract Soc, dwl 320

O'Farrell
Keys James, sailmaker Thomas RejTiolds, dw-l SE cor

Market and Steuart
Keys Mary Miss, laceworker Gustave Hohenthal, dwl 1002

Minna
Keys William, butcher Smith, Mann & Catlow, dwl First

Av nr Kentucky, South S. F.
Kej-ser Frank, dwl 915 Broadway

Keyser Frederick, barkeeper Henry Grimm, dwl 37 Geaiy
Keyser Henry, local policeman, dwl cor Valencia and

Eighteenth
Keyser Henry, patrolman Safe Deposit Co., dwl 16J Blux-

BEAMISH'S— Shirt inanufactnrer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Mar'

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, ?08, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Keyser Isabella (widow), dwl 211 Eddy

Keyser John, expressman, NW cor Montgomery and

Washinjfton, dwl 107 Bernard
Keyser P., laborer S. F. Maiiuf. Co.
Keyser I'aul (Jiii/iix Ki'iincr A- Son), dwl If) Ilydc
KcVser Kufus (Itnfitu liriisrr .(• San), dwl 728 Haves
KEYSEK KIFI'S A SOX (itufuii and ratil Keyger),

jiroduce commission, 326 Davis
Kevser William L., policeman City Hall, dwl 25 Prospect

■ PI
Keyston James W. (S. it- J.W. Keystnn), dwl W 8 Church

" bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eiyfhth
Kevston S. & J. \V., proprietors Keystone fHiip Factor}',

" 2(>2i) Mission
Kejstvm Samuel (S. it J.W. KeyKton), dwlW s Church bet

Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eijifhth
Kevston William D., whipmaker S. & J.W. Keyston, dwl

" 624 Capp
Keystone Consolidated Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.),

Frank Swift secretary, office 419 California
Keystone House, Frank Nicolaysen proprietor, 127 and

" 129 Jackson
Keystone Nos. 1 and 2 Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Ari-
zona), William R. Townsend secretary, otfice 330 Pine

room 4
Keystone Quicksilver Mining Co. (San Luis Obispo Co.,

Cal.), office 316 California
Keyt & Co. (eft ate of A. C. Keyl), general advertising

agents and bill posters, 506 Couunereial
Keyton David, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Tvibbe Horace W., salesman R. M. Edwards, dwl 1112

Powell
Kibbe Millard {Adam d- Kibbe), dwl 1112 Powell
Kibbe Thomas R, physician, dwl SW cor Eighth and

Market
Kibbe Thornton M., clerk James B. Lewis, dwl 1112 Powell
Kibbe T. R., conductor U. S. iHnt, dwl 1053 Market
Kibbler William T. , clerk Herbert H. Jiidson, dwl 14 Stock
Kibler Joseph, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, dwl 957

Market
Kick Adolph, cutler, dwl 18 First
Kidd A., dwl 635 California

Kidd Alexander, machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwl 734J How
Kidd Alexander, musician, dwl 8 Jansen
Kidd Alexander Jr., musician Maguire's New Theater,

dwl 704 Union
Kidd Alexander Sr., musician, dwl 633 Sacramento
Kidd David W., printer William P. Harrison, dwl 39 Clem
Kidd Esther Mrs. , bath attendant Barlow J. Smith, 635 Cal
Kidd George, musician, dwl 633 Sacramento
Kidd George \V., capitalist, office Nevada Block 309 Mont-
gomery- room 44, dwl 603 Sutter
Kidd James, contractor and builder, dwl W s Steiner bet

Bush and Sutter
Kidd James, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Kidd James, musician Maguire's Opera House, dwl 240

Taylor
Kidd John, laborer new City Hall, dwl 1110 Brj'ant
Kidd John, woolgrader Pac. Wool Depot, dwl 1114 Kearny
Kidd Powers, blacksmith Daniel I. Newkirk, dwl E a

Mission bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Kidd Robert, boilermaker, dwl 205 Second
Kidd William, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Kidd William, seaman, dwl 313 Beale
Kidd. See Kydd

Kidder G. W., dwl 636 Commercial
Kidder Sarah P. Miss, teacher Protestant Orphan Asylum,

W s Laguna bet Haight and Waller
Kidler Adain, tailor Isaac Lsv}', dwl 663 Montgomery
Kidley William H., captain O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Kie Wo (Chinese), emplojonent office, 614 Jackson
Kieber Christian, cook stm San Joaquin No. 2, Vallejo St.

\ATiarf
Kiechner B., cook, dwl IS First
Kiefendahl Emil, shoemaker, dwl 511 Pine
Kiefer Alois, laborer, dwl 22 Hinckley cor Pinckney PI
Kiefer Barbara (widow), dwl 460 Sixth
Kiefer J. & P., baths and hairdressing saloon. Commer-
cial Hotel, cor Montgomer>- Av and Kearny
Kiefer John {Dieiner & K.), dwl 825 Kearny
Kiefer John (J. & P. Kiefer). dwl 19 Guerrero
Kiefer John, barkeeper, dwl 12 Cadell Alley nr Union
Kiefer Lizzie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Gertrude Grote, dwl

435 Broadway
Kiefer Philip {J.' A- P. Kiefer), dwl 706 J Pine
Kiefer Tlieodore, hairdresser Joseph Aaron, dwl 460 Sixth
Kiefer. See Keefer

Kieferdorf John, liquor saloon, 117 Dupont, dwl 236 Jessie
Kieffer George, barkeeper, dwl 12 Union PI

Kieger Charles, confectioner William Schmits, dWl 916

Motitgomcfy
Kichl Frederick, bagsewer Dakin & Libbey
Kiehl George, laborer, dwl SW cor Market and SteUart
Kiehl Heiiirich, cook Hotel Rhein, 900 Kearny
Kiehl Jacob, dwl 515 Sacramento
Kiely Denis Rev., assistant pastor Mission Dolores Church,

dwl W s Dolores bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Kieper C. H., first mate schr Loleta, dwl 129 Jackson
Kieran Kate Miss, fursewer H. Liebes&Co., dwl 11 Selina

PI
Kierce Patrick laborer, dwl 20 Glover
Kierman Charles, clerk Christian MuUer, dwl 931 J How
Kierman John, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl cor Post

and Broderick
Kiernan Bernard, tailor, 311 Pine room 11, dwl 367 Jessie
Kieman Bridget (widow), dwl S s Tyler bet Scott and

Devisadero
Kieman Ellen (widow), dwl 323 Taylor
Kiernan Frank, blacksmith, dwl 538 Mission
Kieman James, hackdriver D. Stewart, dwl 601 Natnma
Kiernan James, teamster, dwl 3 Valencia
Kiernan John, dwl 1022 Folsom
Kieman John, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Kiernan John, tailor, 311 Pine room 11, dwl 333 Bush
Kiernan Mary (widow), dwl 1807 Buchanan
Kieman Michael, sewing machines, 806 Mission, dwl 931 J

Howard
Kiernan Patiick, laborer, dwl WS Bryant Av bet Bryant

and Harrison
Kieman Peter, salesman Morison, Hutchinson & Co., dwl

325 Clementina
Kiernan Philip (Stryker it K.), dwl 513 Howard
Kiernan Thomas, bootmaker, .358 Fourth
Kiernan Thomas, molder Occidental Foundry
Kieman Thomas, stonecutter William Mathews, dwl NE

cor McAllister and Devisadero
Kiernan Thomas J. (ConnoUy d: K.), dwl 916 Stockton
Kiernan William Francis, clerk, dwl 931i Howard
Kiersbort Daniel, woodturner, 213 Mission, dwl 536 Miss
Kierse P. , meter clerk Spring Valley Water W. Co. , dwl 20

Glover
Klerski John S., clerk Lesser Lesz.^Tisky, dwl 523 Turk
Kiesel Prosper, painter, dwl 95 Colton nr Brady
Kiesendahl Emil, boots and shoes, 337 Kearny, dwl E s

bet Powell and Stockton
Kieser Christopher, shoemaker, dwl 11 Bernard
Kiesler Henry, dwl 1113 Stockton
Kiesling Charles A., barkeeper William A. Scollay, dwl

123 Gilbert
Kiezler Conrad, waiter Ferdinand Koenig, dwl 632 Pac
Kihlmeyer August, sawyer George W. Swan & Co., dwl

520 Mission
Kihlmeyer Jacob, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 5

Capp
Kihn August, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 516 Mission,

rear
Kihn Edward {Scherf tt K.), dwl N s Jessie nr Second
Kilbert Elizabeth (widow), dwl 16 White PI
Kilbner Frank, waiter S. F. Verein, 219 Sutter
Kilborn John, blacksmith, 1106 Howard
Kilboum Weston W., apothecary, dwl 1401 Polk
Kilboume George O., dwl 914 Taylor
Kilburn Carroll, salesman J. H. Kittredge & Co., dwl 245

Second
Kilburn John H., barkeeper stm Orizaba, dwl 451 First
Kildahl Charles F., laborer, dwl 817 Battery
Kildare E. J. Mrs. , dwl 333 Jones
Kildare James, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co.
Kildare Thomas, plumber W. R. Allen, dwl cor Lombard

and Franklin
Kilday Frank, actor Califomia Theater, dwl 933 Sac, rear
Kilday James, waiter Russ House, dwl 130 Shipley
Kilday Michael {Kilday ifc Lang), dwl SE cor Fourth and

Howard
Kilday Michael, tinsmith Dwight S. Weaver, dwl 30 Na-

toma
Kilday & Lanf; (Michael Kilday and James Lang), liquor

saloon. SW cor Second and Mission
Kilduff Patrick D., purser stm James M. Donahue, Green

St. Wharf
KildufT William, dwl 414 Pacific
Kileen John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

Wharf
Kileen Timothy, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Kiley Andrew, dwl 21 Stanford
Kiley Michael, carpenter Wells, Rusaell & Co., dwl 219

Treat Av

JAMES G-. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Kilfoj' Patrick, fireman, dwl 133 Folsom

Kilffareff John F., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 318 Ritch
Kil^our Lawrence {Hill d: K.), dwl 326 Eddy
Kilgonr Lawrence I., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl 326

Eddy
Kilhani Horace, mining, dwl 130 Tyler
Kilian Frederick, real estate, dwl S s Devisadero,Sbet Post

and Geary
Kilian John, saddler, dwl 303 Davis
Killacky Aaron, waiter, dwl 421 Dupont
Killacky John, pantryman stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Killbride James, liquor saloon, SE cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South S. F., dwl W s Iowa nr Yolo
Killbride Owen, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

148 Natoma
Killbride Patrick, hostler Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Killcummins Daniel, blacksmith N. B. and Mission R. R.,

dwl 75.5 Howard
Killcummins John, blacksmith City R. R. Co., dwl 33

First Av
Killduff Patrick, meter clerk Spring Valley Water W. Co.,

dwl 1186 Broadway
Killeckey Timothy, pantryman stm Ancon, Broadway St.

Wharf
Killeen Charles, waiter Union Hotel, 511 Mission
Killeen Edward, proptr Union Hotel, 511 and 513 Mission
Killeen Hugh, plasterer, dwl 288 Union, rear
Killeen James, cooper, dwl NW cor Devisadero and O'Far-

rell
Killeen John, laborer, dwl 622 Sixth, rear
Killeen John, stevedore, dwl NW cor Guerrero and Twenty-
sixth
Killeen Martin, saddler John Millar, dwl 305 Davis
Ivilleen Thomas, carriagepainter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl

NW cor Guerrero and Twenty-sixth
Killeline Michael, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Killey Charles H., real estate, office 204 Montgomery, dwl

N s Union, bet Fillmore and Webster
Killiam George, roofer, dwl 1147 Howard
Killilea Dominick, laborer, dwl 48 Second
Killilea James, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Killilea John, laborer, dwl 10 Farren Av
Killilea John, pantryman Lick House
Killilea Martin, bricklayer, dwl nr Industrial School
Killilea Matthew D., carpenter, dwl NW cor Chattanooga

and Twenty-fourth
Killilea Patrick, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Killilea Ste])hen, agent Contra Costa Laundry, 773 Mar-
ket, dwl 17 Third
Killimeda John, wagonmaker Bernard Gallagher, dwl 624

Minna
Killimede John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Seventh

and Natoma
Killing Annie Miss, dwl 106 Minna
Killion George, dwl 73 Natoma
Killion Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel
Killip Jasper N. {Killijy <fc Co.), dwl 4 Burritt
Killip & Co. (Joseph N. Killip, Harris M. Covey, and
Charles M. Chase), general auctioneers and pool sell-
ers, office 221 Bush
Killmichael Neal, carpenter, dwl 205 Second
Killoram John, teamster, dwl NW cor Mission and

Twenty-fourth
Killpack Ellen Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1207 Clay
KiUpack John, teamster, cor Steuart and Market, dwl

E s Castro bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Killpatrick Andrew, foreman Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534

First
Killpatrick David, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 625 Stevenson
Killpatrick E. C, vice-principal St. Paul's School, dwl

1025 Mission
Killpatrick George, tailor, dwl 3 Central PI
Killpatrick Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 20 Sacramento
Killpatrick William, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 287 Mission
Kilroy Henry, teamster William KeiT, dwl 903 Battery
Kilroy Michael, carpenter, dwl 127 Gilbert
Kilroy Patrick, laborer, dwl 13 Ritch, rear
Kim Charles, dwl 723 Broadway
Kim Lung & Co. (Chinese), druggists, 720 Dupont
Kimball A., laborer, dwl cor Drumm and Jackson
Kimball Agricultural Implement Manufacturing Co., Eu-
gene Soule superintendent, cor Sixth and Berry
Kimball Charles, weigher Washington St. Wharf, and

foreman Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl 925^ Wash
Kimball Charles P. , books and stationery, 513^ Haj'es
Kimball Charles W., carpenter, dwl 305 Hayes
Kimball Charles W., carpenter, dwl .522 Grove
Kimball Frank, collector, dwl 1130 Market

Kimball Frederick, salesman Calvin D. Everett, dwl 317

Third
Kimball George P. {Kimball Manufacturing Co.) dwl 720

Ellis
Kimball H. A., clerk Pacific Mail.S. S. Co., dwl 703

Market
Kimball Hazen, farmer, dwl 1301 Mason
Kimball Henrj' {Bartlinrj d: K.), dwl 600 Bush
Kimball James {MeMahon li; Co.), dwl NE cor Howard

and Fifteenth
Kimfeall Jane (widow), dwl 135 Natoma
Kimball J. E., commercial agent, dwl Lick House
Kimball John,(clerk, dwl 536 Sacramento
Kimball John Rev., dwl 132 McAllister
KIMBALL MAMIFA€TLRI.\« €0. {George P.
Kimball and Ricliard L. Ogden), carriage, car, and
harness manufacturers, SE cor Fourth and Silver
Kimball Moses, Shipcalkers' Assn, 118 First
Kimball Stephen P., paperhanger George W. Clark, dwl

614i Minna
Klmbali Thomas B., foreman Code, Elfelt & Co., dwl 223

Kearny
Kimball Thomas D., dwl 413 Brannan
KL1IBALL THOMAS L., mining, ofiice 409 Califor-
nia, dwl 314 Fremont
Kimball T. J., tailor Wright & Harmon, dwl 5 Noble PI
Kimberts Daniel, woodturner R.W. Brehm
Kimick Charles, actor Californi;^ Theater, dwl 3 Harlan

PI
Kimmel John, baimscheidist and hairdresser, 231-J Second
Kimmerling William, with Moraghan & Lynch, 68 Cali-
fornia Market
Kin Kee & Co. (Chinese), cigars and tobacco, 623 Kearny
Ivin Nam & Co. (Chinese), importers and dealers teas,

sugar, rice, nut oil, opiimi, and Chinese provisions
Kin Queong (Chinese), groceries, 823 Clay
Kinan Augusrt, diiver Westerfeld & Page, dwl NW cor

Howard and Eighth
Kinard C. E., teamster Pacific Tran.sfer Co., dwl 36 Geary
Kinast Henrj', painter, dwl 1214 Kearny

Kincaid , dwl 315 Eddy

Kincaid Annie Miss, school teacher, dwl 311 Stockton

Kincaid D., laborer, dwl 1114 Pacific

Kincaid Hartley B., carpenter, dwl 606 Third

Kincaid Isaac P., head carpenter School Department, dwl

356 Brannan
Kincaid John E., broker, dwl 2219 Pacific Av
Kincaid Llewelljai S., dwl 359 Brannan
Kincaid Marj' Ann (widow), dwl 40 Tehama
Kincaid M. W. Mrs., vice-principal South Cosmopolitan

Grammar School, dwl 2219 Pacific Av
Kincaid S., dwl 723 O'Farrell
Kincaid William, boilermaker, dwl cor Fourteenth and

Railroad Av
Kincaid William R., clerk Knowland & Doe, dwl 613

Mission
Kincard Samuel, stonemason, dwl 219 Hayes
Kinchle Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 517 Taylor
Kinchle Daniel W., blacksmith, dwl 517 Taylor
Kinchle Mary A., dressmaker, dwl 517 Taj-lor
Kinchle Patrick, blacksmith, dvi'l 517 Taylor
Kind Annie Miss, milliner Frances Kind, dwl 507 Chest-
nut
Kind Emanuel, bookkeeper David Wolf, dwl 803 Leav
Kind Frances Miss, milliner, 1022 Stockton, dwl 507

Chestnut
Kind Henry W., deputy county clerk, dwl 1428 Cal
Kind Richard C. Th., foreman billiard factory P. Liesen-

feld, dwl -507 Chestnut
Kindelon Annie Mrs., dwl 53 Natoma
Kindelon Mary Elizabeth Miss, dwl 53 Natoma
Kindelon Owen J., assistant foreman S. F. Directory Com-
posing Rooms, dwl 53 Natoma
Kinder Albert F. , proprietor California Coffee and Spice

Mills, 123 Washington, res Oakland
Kinder Charles, laborer Coffin & Hendry, dwl W s Steven-
son bet Brady and Hermann
Kinder Charles J., porter Coffin & Hendry, dwl 1749^ Mar-
ket
Kindermacker Theresa, chambermaid Overland House
Kindigan John, laborer, dwl 29 Stevenson
Kindlen William, captain schr Fairfield, dwl 23 Frederick
Kindler Albert, driver John Meyer
Kindler William, dwl 22 Frederick
Kindley Alexander, laborer George H. Whitney, dwl 32

Steuart
Kine Patrick, boilermaker, dwl 217 Second
Kinemann George, musician, dwl 630 Green, rear
Kinerson J. H., drayman, SE cor Pine and Battery

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propt]

p. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed 1862.

King Mrs., presswoman F. Thomas & Co., 734 Wash

King A. B., carpenter, dwl 32 Clara

King Anilrew, laborer, dwl 848^ Folsom

King Annie, dwl SX»9 Battery, rear

King .\nton J., seaman schrMan' Francis Cruz, Green St.

Wharf
King Arthur, clerk Benedict & Co., dwl 247 Ritch
King Arthur B., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

32 Clara
King Asa H., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
King Augustus, dwl 247 Ritch

King Augustus Jr., lettcrcarrier Post-office, dwl 247 Ritch
King Austin, laborer quartermaster's department U. S. A.,

dwl 2fi.T St«venson
King B., clerk, dwl 10 Taylor
King C, mining, dwl 1142^ Market
King Cameron H. (Kiiiy <{• liodjera), dwl 1206 Market
King Catherine (widow), dwl 279 Minna
King Charles, dwl 70S Larkin
King Charles, actor New Lyceum Theater
King Charles, carsealer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 124

Gilbert
King Charles, laborer Patent Brick Co.
King Charles, sawmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., dwl 1825

Hyde
King Charles, waiter Freitas & Miller, 41 Second
King Charles G., compositor Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl

417 Montgomery
King Charles H. , cigarmaker, dwl 44 Third
King Charles James (C. Jam^s King of Wm. & Co.), dwl

729 Bush
King David F. , drayman Breeze & Loughran, dwl 640

Jessie, rear
King Dennis, engineer, dwl 115 Silver
King Edward, fireman 0. «& O. S. S. Belgic
King Edward H., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 24

Dora, rear
King Etiward M., wharfinger Broadway Wharf, dwl 905

Market
King Edward T. , collector Dalv & Hawkins, dwl 203 Pow
King E. J. Mrs. (widow), dwl 203 Powell
King Elizabeth (widow), dwl 24 Dora, rear
King Ellen (widow), dressmaker, dwl 420 Kearny
King E. ,M. (widow), dwl 534 Bush
King Fanny C, dwl 622 Grove
King Frank, jx>rter, dwl 522 Dupont
King Frank, traveling salesman, dwl 613 Mission
King Frederick W., cutter Isidore Eisenberg, dwl 1223

Keamy
King George S., book agent, dwl 212 Turk
King George W. , whipmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 922

Minna
King G. M. S., attomev at law, office 507 Montgomery,

dwl 417 Powell
King Harry, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
King Henry, clerk Charles Meinecke, dwl 325 Sixth
King Henry, laborer, dwl 322 Tenth, rear
King Henry, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co.
King Henry, ironmolder, dwl SW cor Jlission and Spear
King Henrj- L., builder and contractor, dwl 1002 Powell
King Henry S., oj-stemian Joe Giusti & Co., dwl 411 San
King Herman, seaman, dwl 241 Fremont
King H. J. Jr., bookkeeper bank Wells, Fargo & Co., res

Oakland
KI\<i HOMEK S., treasurer Wells, Fargo & Co.,

office NW cor Cal and Mont, dwl 413 Hyde
King J. A. B., chief engineer stm Mohongo, Broadway St.

Wharf
King James, eng^ineer, dwl 115 Silver
King James, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 318

Ritch
King James, molder, dwl NW cor Minna and First
King James, surveyor, dwl 1153 Mission
King James, winchman O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
KlXi J.13IES L., real estate and notary public (oMd

King & Chattin), office 442 California, dwl Occidental

Hotel
King J. B., laborer, dwl American Exchange
King John, dwl 424 Sansom

Ring John, laborer Eureka Match Co., dwl 13J Gilbert
King John, lumberman, dwl 32 Steuart
King John, marblecutter Stephen Campodonico, dwl 127

Tehama
King John, reporter Alta California, dwl S 8 MjTtle Av

bet Gough and Franklin
King John C, bookkeeper J. H. Latham & Co., dwl 1004

Pine
King John C, carj)enter, dwl 1322 Jackson
King John L. Mrs. (w idow), dwl 1524 Clay

King John S. (King A Merritt), dwl 733 Geary
King Joseph, deckhand stm Fideliter, Pacific St. Wharf
King Joseph, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
King Joseph L. (Jos. L. King it Co.\ dwilSOS California
KIXV JO!*. L. »ifO. (Albert P. Wade), stockbrokers,

office 406^ California
King Joseph W., ])hotograph gallery, 638 Market
King Kee & Co. (Chinese), clothing, 813 Dupont
King Leonidas A., dentist, office and dwl 016 Sacramento
King Liddy (widow), dwl Ccjlton nr Brady
King Louis, blacksmith, dwl 1307 Montgomery
King Louis, clerk, dwl 1524 Clay
King Louis, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
KIX« LOIIS.l .MISS, dressmaker, dwl 064 Mission
King Marguerite (widow), dwl 725 Brannan, rear
King Martin, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
King Martin P., latxirer Frank Barnard, dwl 903 Battery
King Mary (widow), dwl 10 Verona PI, rear
King Mary Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Annie M. Reen, dwl

111 Jessie
King Manuel G., seaman schr Mary Francis Cruz, Green

St. Wharf
King M. E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar School,

dwl 420 Keamy
King M. E. Mrs., teacher music, dwl E s Shotwell nr

Twenty-second
King Michael, hostler William McCafferty, dwl E s Mis-
sion nr Twenty-first
King Michael, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
King Michael, local policeman, dwl 327 Tyler
King Michael L., furniture dealer, 537 California, dwl 19

Clementina
King Nicholas, civil engineer and draftsman, office 621

Clay, dwl 3211 Haves
KI\G OF n M. C. JAMES A CO. (Theodore Bagge

and Joseph Brnok), manufrs hermetically-sealed

goods, NW cor Broadway and Sansom
King Otis, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 6 Jessie nr Seventh
King Patrick, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 279 Minna
King Patrick, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
King Patrick, laborer, dwl 626 Ash Av
King Patrick, painter, dwl N s Fulton bet Gough and

FVanklin
King Patrick, plasterer, dwl 212 Broadway
King Patrick, teamster Golden Gate Park
King Philip, bathing and hairdressing saloon, 323 Pacific,

dwl 324i Broadway
King Richard, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 146

Eleventh
King Richard, waiter stm Senator, Broadwaj' St. Wharf
King Robert Sv., engineer, dwl 319 Green
King Russell W. , foreman Dewey & Co. , dwl 715 Stock
King Samuel B., capitalist, dwi 537 Third
King, Tai & Co. (Chinese), Chinese and Japanese goods,

637 Market
King T. H. & Co., importers carriage and wagon mate-
rials and general commission, 24 and 26 Beale
King Thomas, gardener Union Square, dwl 510 Post
King Thomas, local policeman, dwl 1407 Kearny
King Thomas, real estate, dwi 132 Fern Av
King Thomas, shoemaker Rudolph Schiller, dwl 257 Stev
King Thomas, watchmaker, dw 1 911 Brjant
King Thomas B., cooper, dwl 14 Selina PI, rear
King Thomas C. , carpenter, dwl N s Lynch bet Jones and

Leavenworth
King Thomas H. (7". H. King <t Co.), dwi 1006 Larkin
King Thomas J., liquor saloon, cor Railroad and Twenty-
sixth Av, South S. F.
King Timothy J., carpenter, dwi 412 Shipley-
King Wa (Chinese), merchant, 709 Jackson
King Webster (Web.ster King it Co.), dwl 78 Grove
King, Webster & Co., stockbrokers, office 306 Mont
King Wilber, clerk, dwi 311 Stockton
King William, carpenter Hartley B. Kincaid, dwi 606

Third
King William, coalpasser stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf
King William, laborer, dwi 13 Welsh
King William, photographer, dwi 917 McAllister
King William, shoemaker, dwi 741 Market
King William A., carpenter, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
King William A., clerk C. S. Benedict, dwi 247 Ritch
King William B., carriagemaker John S. Klapperich, dwl

358|^ Jessie
King William C, seaman, dwl SW cor Sacramento and

Davis
King William J. (Seheerer <t Kiiig), dwi 746 Howard
King William J., butcher Smith, Mann & Catlow, dwl cor

First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
King William M., wines and liquors, 148 Steuart

::t "AMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufactnring Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mclf,'

King W. S. Mrs., dwl 311 Stockton

Kl.\ti A <'IIATTi:V (James L. King and Edward

Vhattin), init;irics public and commissioners deeds,

office 44"i California
KINO A MERUITT (JohnS. King and §. II. Merritt),

Chinese F^niplovnient Co., 624 Clay
KINfi A KOIM^SR^ (Cameron H. King and Arthur

Rodgers), attorneys at law, office 207 Sansom
Kingdom M., dwl 115 Mason
Kingman Alden H., watchmaker, 225 Third, dwl 732

Howard
Kingon Arthur, clerk James Atkinson, dwl 1007 Folsom
Kingon Robert, porter J. Mcllwain & Bro., dwl 1007 Fol
Kingsbery S., clerk General Superintendent's Office Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, res

Oakland
Kingsbury A. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,

dwl 29 Hawthorne
Kingsbury A. (widow), teacher, dwl E s Fair Oaks nr

Twenty-third
Kingsbury Alice Miss, actress Wade's Opera House
Kingsbury Henry, lumberman, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
Kingsbury Leonard W., cook, dwl E s Valencia nr Thir-
teenth
Kingsbury Thomas P., policeman City Hall, dwl 921 Pow
Kingsford Albert K., salesman Greenebaum Brothers,

dwl 112 Natoma

Klngsland , dwl 139 Fourth

Kingsland George, salesman Percy Beamish, res Oakland
Kingsland J. E., second assistant engineer Pacific Mail S.

S. Colorado
Klngsley Alfred M., driver Pac. Transfer Co., dwl 754

Mission
Kingsley Charles H. , salesman Wilmerding, Kellogg & Co. ,

dwl 22 Geary
Kingsley Everett B., drayman Meeker, James & Co., dwl

716 Capp
Kingsley H. B., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Kingsley Hency. C, foreman Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl

13 Anthonj'
Kingsley John, carpenter Terrill & Slaven, 717 Seven-
teenth
Kingsley Kate Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 362 Jessie
Kingsley Peter, laborer, dwl 48^ Baldwin Court
Kingsley Wallace, helper Cal. Planing Mills
Kingsley William, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Kingsmill Elizabeth (widow), dwl N s Post bet Broderick

and Baker
Kingsmill R. F., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 936

Howard
Kingston James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor

Sierra and Louisiana
Kingston John, dwl 441 Fifth
Kingwell James W., packer S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl

41 Leavenworth
Kingwell J. F., clerk, dwl 148 Sixth
Kingwell Vincent (H'cedi- K.), dwl 238 Sixth
Kinlev Joseph M., attorney at law, office 12 Montgomery

Block, dwl 2733 Folsom
Kinley Wallace, dwl 547 Howard
Kinnahan John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s

Louisiana nr Shasta
Kinne C. Mason, clerk Liverpool and London and Globe

Insurance Co., dwl 2520 Post
Kinne Lewis, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 521 How
Kinne Thomas H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Oak

and Octavia
Kinney A. (widow), dwl 445 Clementina
Kinney Alfred, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Kinney Annie Mrs. , dressmaker, dwl 17 Anthony
KIIV;VEV BROTHER.S (Marshall J. Kinney), agents

Salem (Oregon) Flour Mills, office 119 Clay
Kinney Dennis, carrier Evening Bulletin, dwl 20 Oak

Grove Av
Kinney E. (widow), dwl 106 Valencia
Kinney George W., clerk Terminal Hotel, 606 Fourth
Kinney H., student Barnard's Business College
Kinney John, bootblack David C. Lee, dwl 837 Broadway
Kinney John, night clerk Grand Hotel
Kinney Marshall J. (Kinney Brothers), dwl 14 Ellis
Kinney Michael, shoemaker Henry Newdorfer, dwl 59

Shipley
Kinney Patrick B., with Colby, Rohrer & Co.,[dwlNEcor

Jessie and Fifth
Kinney Thomas, clerk, dwl 622 Larkin
Kinney William, dwl 606 Fourth
Kinney William J. , carpenter, dwl .509 Hyde
Kiiuiier Patrick, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R.
Kinnucan Michael, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Kinsel Philip, laborer W. T. Heney & Co., dwl SW cor

Turk and Scott
Kinsella E. J., barkeeper Tiemey Bros., dwl NW cor Du-

pont and Francisco
Kinsella John, shoemaker Brj'ant & Co., dwl 719 Natoma
Kinsella Richard A., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl

Russ House
Kinsey Abram G., capitalist, office 106 Leidesdorff, dwl

901 Sutter
Kinsey Charles, real estate, dwl 729 California, rear
Kinsey Eliza S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 811 Stockton
Kinsey J. G., student Barnard's Business College
Kinsler Mary (widow), dwl 339 Eddy
Kinsler Oscar, frescopainter, dwl 339 Eddy
Kinsley John, carpenter, dwl 1204 Larkin
Kinslow James, helper Savage & Son, dwl 323 Taylor
Kinslow John F. , marblecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl

323 Taylor
Kinsman Charles, contractor, dwl 64 Tehama
Kinsman Franklin, builder, dwl 412 Clementina
Kinsman James W., laborer Frear Stone Co. , dwl 43 Free-
Ion
Kinsman Nicholas W., laborer Cal. and Nev. Ice Co., dwl

637 Harrison
Kintzer John, clerk Edward Cohn & Co., dwl 950 Clay
Kinucan John, marblepolisher, dwl 1212 Broadway
Kinzel Philip, driver William J. Heney & Co., dwl 1703

Turk
Kinzel Theodore, salesman Edward Cohn & Co., dwl 612

Pine
Kinzer George W., miner, dwl 1324 California
Kip James, wth Cross & Co. , dwl 619 Pine
Kip William Ingraham Rt. Rev. D.D. LLD., Episcopal

bishop, dwl SW cor Franklin and Eddj'
Kipp Alfred, tinsmith CuUey & Brook, dwl 863i Market
Kipp George, third assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.

Montana
Kipp Ignatius, wheelwright, dwl 726 Brannan
Kipp John H., clerk Ellis Read, dwl 709 Post
Kippen John, carpenter, dwl 532 Bryant
Kipps Alfred K., artist, office and dwl 37 Second room 24
Kipsen S. 0., miner, dwl 14 Turk
Kirbiok James, boilermaker, dwl 73 Jessie
Kirby Edward C, dwl 148 Minna
Kirby Ellen (widow), dwl 154 Minna
Kirby George T., traveling agent, dwl 127 Montgomery
Kirby J., waiter Brooklyn Hotel

Kirbj' James, blacksmith James Dunn, dwl 602 Natoma
Kirby James, bookkeeper, dwl 730 Guerrero
Kirby James, laborer Fashion Stables, 16 Sutter
Kirby James R., laborer Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 2

Alabama
Kirby John H., blacksmith Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 2

Alabama bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Kirby John H. Sr., foreman blacksmith Southern Pac. R.

R. Co., dwl 2 Alabama bet Sixteenth and Santa Clar
Kirby John J., foreman Charles W. Thomas, dwl Morton

House
Kirby John T., collector Anglo-Califomian Bank, dwl 12

Quincy
Kirby Margaret Miss, laundress, 647 Mission
Kirby Mary Ann Miss, dwl 4 Montgomery Court
Kirby Michael, driver Hibernia Brewery, dwl 602 Natoma
Kirby Michael, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 31

Fifth Av
Kirby Peter, gasfitter Sutherland & Gray, NW cor Tenth

and Folsom
KIRBY R. V. <& CO. (Joseph Perkins), manufs and

wholesale leather, 404 Battery, tannery Santa Cruz
Kirby Richard, dwl 526 Kearny

Kirby Richard C. (B. C. Kirbt/ <£; Co.), res Santa Cruz
Kirbv Thomas, [deckhand S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.

Wharf
Kirby Thomas J., bottler Armstrong & Taylor, dwl 1929

Howard
Kirby W., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Kirby William, plumber William Enright, dwl cor Fol-
som and Twelfth
Kirby William H. T., dwl 125 Francisco
Kirby W. L., agent, office 606 Montgomery room 10, dwl

526 Kearny
Kirby. See Kerby
Kirch Charles, plasterer, dwl S s Waller bet Claj-ton and

Ashbury
Kirch Charles, whitener and repairer, 22J Everett
Kirchhoflf Bernhard (Kni,^e <t Enter), dwl 614 Filbert
Kirchhoff Charles, waiter Westfeld & Pago, res Oakland
Kirohhoff George, tanner Christian Hellwig, dwl S s

Twenty-sixth nr Howard

BEAMISH'S—Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Marke

^ . p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Estatlished 1862.

Kirchhoff Hennan, driver Continental Hotel, 519 Pacific
Kirchhoff Herman L., real-estate ajjent, 413 Keaniy, dwl

43S Oreen
Kirchhoff Theodore (.W. Wtinsck .{• Co.), dwl 20« Keamv
KIR('II>'KK <'H.1RLES F., samplerores, 415 Mission,

dwl •2ir> Kllis
Kirchner Charles W., dwl 120 Seventh
Kirchner Henry, fruits, 2 Sixth

Kirchner Hennan, boarding, S\V cor Mason and Chest-
nut
Kirchwejjer Herman, clerk County Recorder, dwl 841

Mission
Kirdsinj^er George, saloonkeeper, dwl Russ House
Kiren James, laborer, dwl 333 Bush
Kirk A., machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works
Kirk Christian (IIaKte,l- A'.), dwl 1017 Bush
Kirk Francis, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Seventh

Av, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Kirk Georsje, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Kirk James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Kirk James & Co., soap manufs (Chicago), office 405

Front
Kirk Robert, capitalist, office 426 Montgomerj'
Kirk \V. H., insurance agent, dwl 34 Seventh
Kirk William, laborer, dwl E s Bryant Av nr Brj-ant
Kirkham George, carpenter, dwl SW cor Sixth Av and M,

South S. F.
Kirkham George, carpenter, dwl 411 Sansom
Kirkham Henrv, butcher, dwl SW cor Sixth Av and M,

South S. F".
Kirkham Ralph W., office 109 California room 13, res

Oakland
K rkland Berry S., dwl 4G2i Sixth

Kirklej' , tinsmith, dwl 3 Dupont

Kirkness William, surveyor Pioneer Land and Loan Bank

of Savings and Dejxisit, res Oakland
Kirkpatrick Alfred, marblecuttcr Holmes & Dawson, dwl

213^ Clara
Kirkpatrick Andrew, shipcarpenter, dwl 3 Grant PI nr

Folsom
Kirkpatrick James, salesman Henrj- Bums, dwl 821 Kear
Kirkpatrick John (Kirh-pa trick d: Gentt-y), dwl 331 Fell
Kirkpatrick Thomas, salesman Kirkpatrick & Gentrj", dwl

Russ House
Kirkpatrick W., Coopers' L'nion, 417 Bush
KIRKPATRK'K A GEXTRY (John Kirkpatrick

and Richard B. Gentrr/), importers and wholesale

wines and liquors, 313 Pine
Klmey James, dwl S s Filbert bet Sansom and Montgom-
erj'
Kirsch Emil, market, SE Mission and Seventeenth
Kirstein Charles, local policeman, dwl 32 Natoma
Kirtley Green, tinsmith John M. Bryan, dwl 130 Third
Kirtley Thomas, dwl 216 Minna
Kirwan James, liquor saloon, 656 Washington, dwl 921

Greenwich
RIRWAX >I.4RC DE, real-estate and business agent,

office 137 Montgomerj-, dwl 13 Monroe
Kirwan Morris, bootmaker, dwl 761j Mission, rear
Kirwan Richard, housepainter, dwl 51 2i Taylor
Kirwin R., deckhand S. S. Kalorama, Pacific St. Wharf
Kisch Albert, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Kishly S., phj-sician, dwl 1235 Pacific
Kiskodden James H., bookkeeper Parke & Lacy, dwl 131

Mont
Kislick Ernst, baker Emil A. Engleberg, dwl 5 Delaware

Court
Kispert John, carver S. F. Manuf. Co.
Kissack Robert, shi]x»rpenter, dwl 13 Tehama, rear
Kissane Henrj-, teamster, Pier 10 Steuart, dwl 1008 Fol
Kissell Adam, tailor Solomon Lichtenstein, dwl 636 Com
Kissling Charles, bookkeeper August Ungrott, dwl 638

Post
Kissling Emil, confectioner, dwl 1 Quincy PI
Kisterman William, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., res Ala-
meda
Kiszler Julia Miss, milliner Mrs. Minnie Borgstrom, dwl

1113 Stockton
Kitchen John, porter Home Mutual Ins. Co., dwl 1622

Howard
Kitchen John C, fireman stmr Salinas, Pacific St.WTiarf
Kitchen R., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Kitelv E. A. Miss, upholsteress Frank G. Edwards, dwl

20 Larkin

Kitterman George, waiter Pratt & Johnson, dwl 633 Bdwy
Kitterman George M., fruits, 743 Mission
Kitterman James, upholsterer, 633 Broadway, dwl 624

Broad waj'

Kittle Charles A., lalxjrer S]>anagcl & Wucherer, dwl 2011

Filbert
Kittle G. P., carjiontcr Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Kittle .Jonathan (i. (Kittlf ,t Co.), res New York
KITTLE M('II»LAS «. (A'l^/e ^- Co.), and president

California Powder Works, dwl 903 Sutter
KITTLE A <'0. (Mi-holan H. and Jonathan G. Kit-
tle and James Palache), shipping and commission
merchants, office 202 California
Kittler Conrad, carpenter, 202 Duptmt, dwl 24 Dupont
Kittler W. C, caneworker and varnisher, 202 Dupont, dwl

14 Dupont
Kitto Orlando, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s Ten-
nessee bet Mariposa and Solano
Kitto Orlando Jr., laborer, dwl W s Tennessee bet Mari-
posa and Butte
Kitto William, laborer, dwl Winchester Hotel
Kittredge Charles, fiu^iiresser, dwi E s Treat Av nr Twen-
tieth
Kittredge Edward H. (E. H. Kittredge <k Co.), dwl N s

Fifteenth bet Noe and Castro
KITTREDCiE E. H. A CO. (successors to John L.
Hall), manufacturers and dealers doors, windows,
and blinds, 11 and 13 Cal, and 114 and 116 Market
Kittredge George S. (Hartshorn <i- K.), dwi 817 Mission
Kittredge Isabella H. (widow), dwl 12 Lilly Av
Kittredge John R., lumber survej'or, dwl 142i Fourth
Kittredge Jonathan, proptr Pha-nix Iron Works and safe

manufacturer, 18 and 20 Fremont, dwl 110 Ellis
Kittredge Joseph G., ironworker, dni N s Fifteenth bet

Castro and Noe
Kittredge Joseph G. Jr., ironworker, dwl 136 Fifth
Kittredge Ralph B., clerk Darwin & Muqjhv, dwl 12 Lillj'

Av
Kitzelberger Charles, liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and

Com, dwi 409 Dupont
Kitzemann August, seaman, dwl 34 Pacific
KitzmuUer Michael (Plath <!• Kitz)iuiller), dwl 86 Everett
KitzmUUer Michael, blacksmith, dwl 146 Minna
Kivell James, master mariner, dwi 114 Perry
Kjellberg Olof, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Kjerrop Abraham J., seaman schi- Euphemia, Washington

St. Wharf
Kjessler Frederick, seaman, dwl 103 Clark
K. K. Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), B. B.

Minor secretarj-, office 309 Montgomerj', room 49
Kaas Jlartin, varnisher John B. Luchsinger & Son, dwl

22 Turk
Klaas Matthew (Wxinderer d- K.), dwi 715 Broadw^ay
Klaber George, wood and coal, 564^ Howard
Klaen Moses, dwl 4 Willow Av
Klaffner Thomas, bricklaj'er, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Klages William, laborer, dwl 624 Pacific
Klain Joseph, local policeman, dwi NE cor Mont and Pac
KLAI\ \ATHAX M., photographic view artist, office

and dwl .=>t>4 Natnma
KLAPPERICII JOHN' S., blacksmith, 609 Battery,

dwl 2 Washington Av
Klarmann John (Hintx <{,■ K.), dwl 20 Geneva
Klatt Ferdinand, carpenter and builder, office 516 Kearny,

dwl 1061 Folsom
Klau Charles, clerk Haas Brothers, dwl 502 Bush
Klau Leopold , clerk Haas Brothers, dw 1 502 Bush
Klauss Carl, varnisher Ueffinger & Co., dwl 437 Bran
Kleak F., dwl 636 Commercial
Klebs Alexander, actor, dwl 53 Minna
Kleckner Jeremiah, plasterer, dwi 1309 Stockton
Klee Ferdinand, carpenter, dwl 1909 Hjde
Kleebauer Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl W s Church nr

Twenty-fifth
Kleemann Otto, draftsman Robert C. Ball, res Oakland
Kleemann William, importer collars, cuffs, and shirt

fronts, 213 Sansom, dwi 443 Natoma
Kleen Henry, clerk John H. Schleef, dwi 815 Jackson
Klegen Peter, cabinetmaker, dwl 460 Tehama
Klein Adolf D. (Klein <t Bro.), dwi SE cor Harrison and

Cheslej-
Klein Annie (widow), dwi 207 Pacific
Klein B., dwl 506 O'Farrell
Klein B., bootmaker, 707 Broadway
Klein D., carpenter, dwi 12'25 Market
Klein Ernst, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-second

and Folsom
Klein Ernest J., cook Simon P. Connor, dwi 105 Jackson
Klein Eugene, jeweler Weyl Bros., dwi 609 Pine
Klein Frank C, clerk Hafner & Klein, dwi 1504 Folsom
Klein Gabriel, merchant, dwi 506 O'Farrell
Klein George, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co.
Klein Henrietta (widow)," dwi 416 Francisco

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion onres Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchan

Klein Jacob (Klein <t Roller), dwl 631 Pacific
Klein Jacob, carpenter, dwl S s Gemiania, bet Fillmore
and Steiner

Klein Jacob, goldsmith, dwl Heinz's Hotel

Klein John, brassmolder Raneri F. Rochiccoli, dwl 17
Tehama

Klein John, Lumberman's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont

Klein John, machinist, dwl 000 Bush

Klein John E., carriayeniaker, dwl 1041 Howard

Klein John H. (Klein S: Bro.), dwl SB cor Harrison and
Chesley

Klein Joseph A. {Ilafner tO K.\ dwl 1504 Folsom

Klein Julius, blacksmith Z. H. Cunningham & Co., dwl
1041 Howard

Klein Lazare, salesman Schmitt, Greenebaum & Co., dwl
713 O'Farrell

Klein Moses {M. Lichtenstein .0 Co.), dwl 16 Willow Av

Klein Pierre, polisher Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 316
Folsom

Klein Timothy, laborer George H. A\niitney, ,114 Steuart

Klein William, sada-watermaker, dwl 046 Fourth

Klein & Bro. (Adolph D. and John U.), groceries and
liquors, SE cor HaiTison and Chesley

Klein & Roller (Jacob Klein and George Roller), liquor
saloon and lodgings, 631 Pacific

Klein. See Cline, Kleine, and Kline

Kleinclaus Barbara (widow), (0. Fauss tS: Co.), dwl 513
Pacific

Kleinclaus Charles, dwl 90S Dolores

Kleinclaus Gustave (0. Fauss <fc Co.), dwl SE cor Mission
and Nineteenth

Kleine Anton, clerk with Meyer & Drucker, dwl NW cor
Howard and Twenty-sixth

Kleine Charles R., shoemaker, dwl 804 Folsom

Kleine F. H. , carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 40 Te-
hama

Kleinhammer Christopher (F. C. Hagerup <b Co.), dwl 148
Third

Kleinhans Charlotte, fancy hair, 808 Larkin

Kleinhans John (A. Lusk it- Co.), dwl 1107 Mason

Kleinhaupt Abraham I., secondhand clothing, 903 Fol-
som

Kleman John P. , salesman John H. Heitmann, dwl 722
Market

Klemeir H. H. (Spiers <£• Pond), liquor saloon, 422 Sac-
remento, dwl cor Mason and Bush

Klemencie Jacob, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW
cor Brannan and Eighth

Klemm Charles, patent bed lounge manuf, 632 and 634
Third

Klemm Hugo (Strecker tt Kleimn), dwl 273 Stevenson

Klem])au Nicholas, bookkeeper German Hotel, 18 First

Klen W., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Klenk John, tanner with Anton Krieg, dwl S s Bernal
Heights opp Folsom

Klenker Frederick, liquor saloon, 313 Sixth

Kleps Anton, cabinetmaker West Coast Fumitm'e Co.,
dwl 907 Folsom

Klepsch Frederick, tailor, dwl 1133 Clay

Kleser Adam, with Charles L. Stone, dwl 417 Kearny

Kleske Samuel, peddler, dwl 20 Minna

Klesow John, master mariner, dwl 12 De Boom

Klever Julius, carpenter, dwl 127 Jackson

Klevesahl Ernst (Klevesahl & Renner), dwl cor Twenty-
eighth and Guerrero

Klevesahl Ernest W., milkman, Scott bet Lombard and
Cliestnut, dwl cor Greenwich and Devisadero

Klevesahl William, milkman, dwl Scott bet Lombard and
Chestnut

Klevesahl & Renner (Ernst Klevesahl a7id Charles Ren-
tier), milkranch, cor Twenty-eighth and Guerrero

Klewisch John O., bookkeeper Emil Loewen & Co., dwl
1417 Mason

Kley Julius, carpenter Charles Buckner Jr. , dwl 10 Carlos
PI

Kley Louis, watchmaker Charles H. Dewey, dwl 10 Carlos
PI

Kligel Joseph, liquor saloon, 206 First

Klimm Adam, hairdresser Heider & Co. , dwl 15 Stockton

Klinck Frederick H. , distiller Pac. Distilling and Refining
Co., dwl SE cor Greenwich and Scott

Klindt Henry, cigars and tobacco, SE cor Bush and Kear-
ny, dwl 2 Carlos PI

Kline Abraham, fancy goods, 60 Third, dwl 704i Mission

Kline Arthur A. (Charles Dahlman .C- Co.), res New York

Kline August (Kline .fc Co.), dwl 923 Geary

Kline August, machinist Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 33
Ecker

Kline Frank C, bakery and confectionery, 629 Union

Kline George W. , bookkeeper First National Gold Bank,

dwl 123 First Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Kline Henry, draftsman Cal. Planing Mills
Kline J., carpenter, dwl 613 Mission
Kline J., helper Pac. Saw Manufacturing Co., dwl 257

Minna
Kline Jacob, hostler Market St. R. R.
Kline John (Kline it Van Korden), dwl NW cor Market

and East
Kline John, with Flanagan & Gallagher, 834 Market, dwl

863^ Market
Kline Louis (Louis Kline dt Co.), dwl 211 Powell
Kline Louis, plumber G. & W. Snook
Kline Louis & Co., importers hats and caps, 110 Bush
Kline Marx, salesman Charles Dahlman & Co., dwl 222

Post
Kline Matthew, printer, dwl 242 Clara
Kline Michael, laborer, dwl 688 Clementina
Kline Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl

44 Clementina
Kline Peter, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Kline Peter, woodturner, dwl 36 Natoma
Kline & Co. (A uguat Kline and George M. Lederer), im-
porters and jobbers hats and caps, 26 and 28 Battery
Kline & Van Noorden (John Kline and WilliamVan Noor-

den), chop house, 623 East
Kline. See Cline, Klein, and Kleine
Kling David H., hairdresser, N s Sierra nr Georgia
Kling Olof W., watchmaker and jeweler, 213 Jackson, dwl

1516 Hyde
Klingbee G., baker William Hesler

Klinge William, tailor Clemens Menne, dwl Hotel Rhein
K lingel Joseph, coppersmith Sanders & Co., dwl 15 Te-
hama
Klingemann Charles, teacher music, dwl 407 Taylor
Klingemann Emet; clerk Schmieden, Hochstadter & Co.,

dwl 34 Eddy
Klingenberg William, tailor, dwl 1112 Kearny
Klinger Alfonso, mechanic, dwl 905 Folsom
Klinger B. H. (Kendall, K. <L- Co.), dwl NE cor Shotwell

and Seventeenth
Klingler Abraham, tinsmith, 1405 Pacific
Klink Andrew, barkeeper, dwl 06 Jessie
Klink John, tanner, dwl California Av cor Twenty-eighth,

Benial Heights
Klinkner Charles A., agent rubber stamps, dwl 1204

Broadway
Klinkof Strom Martin, dwl 29 South Park
Klintworth D., editor Abend Post, dwl Alameda
Klippel Valentine, bootmaker Anton Laib, dwl 906 Pacific
Kliskv Charles, furnishing goods, dwl 547i Tehama bet

Fifth and Sixth
Kliskv Joseph, tailor, dwl 547|^ 'Tehama bet Fifth and

Si.xth
Ktitzky E. , produce dealer, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Klinnak Martin, fruit, SE cor O'Farrell and Leavenworth
Klodt Herman, jeweler L. Miller & Son, dwl 227 O'Farrell
Klokars Henry, tanner Funk & Co., dwl 9j Decatur
Kloon H. L., carrier Evening Post
Klopenstine Joseph, stockbroker, office 422 Montgomery,

dwl 604 Geary
Klopenstine Lewis, clerk Albert Mau & Co., dwl 604

Geary
Klopp Carl, passe-partoutmaker, dwl 219 Dupont
Kloppenhurg Charles J. F., clerk, dwl 225 Stevenson
Kloppenburg Edwin, dwl 232 Turk
Kloppenhurg John F., broker, dwl 225 Stevenson
Kloppenburg Otto, secretary S. F. Cigar Box Co., dwl

222 Grove
Klopper Frederick, bootmaker Adam Kaufman, dwl 119

Commercial
Klopper Henry, bootmaker, 121 Davis, dwl 119 Com
Klopstock C. & Co., manufacturers cigars and importers

and dealers tobacco, 212 Front
Klopstock Curtis (C. Klopstock tt Co.), dwl 714 Ha,yes
Klopstock Isaac, with C. Klopstock & Co., dwl 714 Hayes
Klos William, cellarmaster Schramm & Schnabel
Klose Adolph F., clerk M. Ehnnan & Co., dwl 4 John
Klose Christian A., publisher Pacific, office 508 Clay, res

Oakland
Klose Philip, cook, dwl 30 Jessie

Klotz , clerk C. Haake, dwl 109 Eighth

Klotz Frank, wood and coal, 1620 Stockton, dwl 1622

Stockton
Klotz Jacob, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,

South S. F.
Klotz John, sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 175 Minna
Klotz Joseph A., cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf. Co.

HYGIENIC BOARDING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 Cal.

!. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Klotz Martin, waiter Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 253 Steuart
Klotz Matthaus, dwl 13 liannani PI, rear
Kloudy Julius, seaninn, dwl 4,'i Sacr.inicnto
Klouse Joseph, stableman, dwl 44(> Nutmna, rear
Kluber Frederick, stevedore, dwl KiO Steuart
Kluber Henry (FiijclA- A'.), dwl 1'. i'aeitic
Klubescheidt t'liarlcs, laborer, dwl r>l!) Pacific
Klueg-el Charles H., draftsman U. S. Surveyor General's

Office, res Oakland
Kluesjemann E., bookkeeper Schmieden, Hochstadter &

Co., dwl 34 Eddy
Kluet-sch Frank J., driver Central R. R. Co., dwl 2508

Post
Klu^' John, dwl 409 Pacific
Kluit A. Provo (/'roro Kluit d: Jacohy), dwl E s Mason

bet Filbert and Greenwich
Kluit Provo & Jacoby (.Samvcl Jacoln/), monej'brokers

and collectors, 700 Market
Klumb Sanuiel, pop-corn stand, 838 Market, dwl 811 Mar-
ket
Klumhuss John, fishemian, dwl 39 Jackson
Klumpke John G. , real estate, 432 Montgomery room 5,

dwl 704 Powell
Klumpp Herman, engraver William Klumpp, dwl NE cor

Franklin and Sacraniento
Klumpi) Louis, confectioner Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl

228 Kearny
Klumpp Martin, plasterer, dwl 957 Market
Klumpp Otto, student Barnard's Business College
Klumpp R., shoem.iker, dwl 957 Market
Klumpp Rudolph, jeweler Anderson & Randolph, dwl NE

cor Franklin and Sacramento
Klumpp William, engraver and die sinker, 613 Montgom-
ery cor Merchant, dwl NE cor Franklin and Sac
Klumpp William Jr., engraver William Khunpp, dwl NE

cor Franklin and Sacnimento
Klun Thomas, laborer George H. Whitney, 214 Steuart
Klunder John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Jackson and

Drumm
KluthassJohn W., clerk, dwl NE cor Twenty -fifth and

Howard
Klvtman Henry, mariner stm Alexander Duncan, Main

St. Wharf
Knabb Charles C, chief engineer stm Pelican, Folsom St.

Wharf
K\ACK JOHX, proprietor Philadelphia House, 423

Bush
Knacke George F., master brig T. W. Lucas, oflBce 34

Market
Knackstedt William, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 1023

Pacific
•Knapp A. &Co. (D. K. Meacham), hay, grain, wood and

coal, E s Mission bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Knapp Albert (A. Knapp it Co.), dwl Es Mission bet

Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Knapp Annie (widow), dwl 3i9 Minna
Knapp Charles, chief engineer stm Pelican
Knapp Charles, whitewasher Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl

1417 Kearny
Knapp D. W., receiver Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl

American Exchange
Knapp Edward, mining, dwl 204 Montgomery
hnapp Gideon, dwl 737 Howard
Knajip Henry, physician, office and dwl 119 Powell
Knapp Henry J., carpenter, dwl 736 Polk
Knapp James, dwl 309 Tyler

Knapp James, clerk San Quentin Ferry, dwl 4 Langlwn
Knapp James L. , surveyor, dwl 131 Turk
Knapp John H., machinist Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 2750

Folsom
Knapp John M., cutter I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl 20

Page
Knapp Ludwig, shoemaker Charles Hoertkom, dwl 406

Vallejo
Knapp R. R., agent, dwl 205 Powell
KXAPP W. ArKl'STUS, mining agent and secretary,

office Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery room 22, dwl

528 HanMson
Knapp William, carpenter, dwl 2 Park Av
Knapp William, postal clerk U. S Railway Mail Service,

dwl 223 Austin
Knapp William H. , special agent New England Mutual

Life Insurance Co., office 313 Montgomery, dwl 813

Bush
Knapple George, plasterer, dwl 909 Kearny
Knapton T. J., real-estate agent, dwl 536 JIarket
KnarstOn John H., book and jobprinter, 518 Clay, dwl S

s Berrj' bet Fourth and Fifth
Knaup Charles, baker, dwl 127 Jackson

Knauer Josei)h, barber Edward StafEelbach, dwl 14 Steu

Knaus H., cari>cntir, dwl Chicago Hotel

Kiiauth Charles, inailiinist, dwl W s Georgia nr Shasta

KiKiwl IVtcr, co(]k William F. Ko.stcr, dwl 33 Geary

Kiically l>;iviil, grocereries and liquors, 5 Zoe

Knciiss Pallas A., restaunint, 522 and 524 Mission

Kiieass Edward D., tinsmith James De la Montanya, dwl

522 Mission
Kneass George W., boatbuilder, dwl 522 Mission
Kneass John, carrier Evening Post and Morning Call
Kneass John F., compositor S. I'\ Stock Report, dwl 522

Mission
Kneassey Mary A. (widow), dwl 910 Geary
Kneckl Hennan, laborer, dwl SW cor Battery and Green
Kneeland John, laborer Hyde & Chester, dwl 703 Tehama
Knefus E., dwl 729 California
Kneiffe Nicholas, contractor, dwl 29j Welsh
Knt'ip Christ, boilemiaker, dwl 18 First
Knell Jacob, dwl 15 Rondel PI
Knell Jacob, drayman Schultz & Von Bargen, SE cor Front

and California
Knell John, teacher music, dwl 940 Folsom
Knell John H. , cabinetmaker, dwl 911 Harrison
Knell Phillip, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

1309 Dupont
Knell Rodrigo, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, dwl 911 Har
Knely Patrick, laborer, dwl SE cor McAllister and Oc-

tavia
Kness George, marblecutter, dwl 521 Howard
Knibbe Henry, salesman J. J.' O'Brien & Co., dwl 517

Jessie
Knickerbocker Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), J. H. Sayre

secretarj-, office 330 Pine
Knie Louis, liquor saloon, 502 Merchant, dwl 3 Vemon

PI nr Jackson
Knief John H., clerk Chicago Hotel, 218-222 Pacific
Knierim John, butcher H. Emrich Goertzhain, dwl 1103

Leavenworth
Knigg Henry, dwl 179 Clara
Knight Alfred, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Knight Allen, teller London and S. F. Bank, res Oakland
Knight Charles M. , branch baUen', 37i Sixth
Knight E. Mrs., upholsteress Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 15 Harrison
Knight Edmund H. , milkranch, N s Lombard bet Fill-
more and Steiner, dwl 2221 Greenwich
Knight Edward D. , clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's Office,

dwl 944 Howard
Knight Elijah D., milkman, dwl S s Filbert bet Steiner

and Fillmore
Knight Eunice (widow), seamstress, dwl 811 Hannson
Knight Frank, teamster George H. Haley, dwl Filbert

bet Fillmore and Steiner
Knight Frank J. , foreman S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Knight Henrietta (widow), dwl 323 Tajior
Knight H. L. , attorney at law, dwl 13 O'Farrell
Knight John, machinist, dwl 1 Sheridan nr Tenth
Knight John H., contractor, dwl 1211 Bush
Knight Joseph, iDoilermaker, dwl 24 DeBoom
Knight Louis F., upholsterer, dwl NW cor Twenty -sixth

and San Jos^ Av
Knight Luther, teamster B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 1006 Jones
Knight N. R., clerk B. P. Flint & Co., res Oakland
Knight Robert, clerk Freight Auditor's Office Central
Pac. R. R., NE cor Fom-th and Townsend, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Knight Robert S., capitalist, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Knight Samuel, crockery, W s Polk nr Clay
Knight Thomas, cattle dealer, dwl 124 Tyler
Knight W., laborer Wade's Opera House
Knight William H., bookkeeper Goodall, Nelson & Per-
kins S. S. Co., res Oakland
Knight William H., earner Evening Bulletin
KXKiItT WILLIAM HENKY, manager music de-
partment A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 119 Oak
Knight William W., merchant, office 308 California, dwl

1810 Stockton
Knights Charles M., shipper I. Friedlander, dwl 37 Sixth
Knights Mark, clerk Eugene Chenot, dwl 802 FoLsom
KMIiHTS OF PYTHIAS, rooms 915 Market
KAIGHTS OF PITHIAS HALL ASSOCIATION,

office 915 Market
Knight's Valley Land and Contract Co. (Napa and So-
noma Cos.), H. V. Clark secretan,-, office 204 Front
Knipe Christopher, dwl United States Hotel
Knipe Frederick, printer, dwl 819 Greenwich
Knipe Frederick A., ship agent, dwl E s Folsom bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, Bemal Heights

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

PIHE WATCHES and JEWELHY for Sale by D. VT. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Knipe Tliomas J., pilot, office U. S. Court Buildinj;, dwl

819 Greenwich
Knip)>enberg Charles H., barkeeper George C. W. Heuer,

dwl SE cor Steuart and Howard
Knirr Peter, bootmaker, 510 Pine
Knise Conrad, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Knoble Abraham, cook Swiss Hotel, dwl 627 Commercial
Knoberer Theodore, gunsmith Liddle & Kaeding
Knobloch Christian, liquor saloon and boarding, N s First

Av nr Kentucky, South S. F.
Knobloch Frederick {Emerson CorvUle X- Co.), dwl 837

Pacific
Knobloch Jacob, wood, coal, hay, and grain, NE cor

Tennessee and Butte
Knoche H., laborer Bay Sugar Refinerj', dwl W s Battery

bet Vallejo and Green
Knoche Henry, groceries and liqUors, 423 Third, (and

Knoche d-' Fone) dwl 118 Perry
Knoche & Foge (Henry Knoche and Frank Foge), gro-
ceries and liquors, 120 Second
Knoechel Charles (Muntfjomery Baths Co.), dwl 725

Vallejo
Knoflach A. , teacher languages Pacific Business College
Knohl Philip, carpenter, dwl 409 Stevenson
Knoll Albert R., bookkeeper W. G. Badger, res Fruit

Vale, Alameda Co.
Knoll Christian, waiter Henry Hoesch
KnoU George, miner, dwl S Howard Court
Knoll G. H., dwl 636 Commercial
Knoll John, liquor saloon, 208 Dupont
Knoll John, with John A. Kessing, dwl 720 Pacific
Kiioll Theodore, musician, dwl 1025 Washington
Knoob Frederick, jiorter Alaska Hotel
Knop Charles, passe-partoutmaker Louis Dampf, dwl

219 Dupont
Knop Elfert (Hildebrandt & K.), dwl SE cor Montgomery

and Broadway
Knopf Gottleib, cabinetmaker, dwl 53 Stevenson
Knopf William, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl 351

Minna
Knoph Edward, salesman E. & E,. G. Watson, dwl 217

Bush
Knopp Frank, dyer John F. Snow & Co., dwl 22 Turk
Knorp Albert, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl 706

Larkin
Knorj) Albert F. , cabinetmaker, dwl 706 Larkin
Knorp John G., mattressmaker Market St. Furniture

Store, dwl 16 Lynch
KnoiT George, cooper Da^id Woemer, dwl 40 Second
Knorre Emile, butcher Werner & Lincoln, dwl SW cor

Polk and Clay
Knott Benjamin, upholsterer, dwl 1710 Mason
Knott James, stonemason, dwl North Pacific Hotel
Knottner F. (Knottner A- Arnniann), dwl 34 Minna
Knottner & Ammann (F. Knottner and A. Amitiann),

liquor saloon, NW cor Geary and Kearny
Knough Frederick, dwl W s Montgomery bet Lombard

and Greenwich
Knouth Charles, engineer Ernest Wemer, dwl SE cor

Napa and Illinois
Knower John G. , special policeman, dwl 1224 Washing-
ton
Knowflach Augustus, professor languages, res Oakland
Knowland Joseph (Knoivland & Doe), res Alameda
KNOWIAXI* »t DOE (Joseph Knoivland and Charles

F. Doe), lumber, office and yard SW cor Spear and

Howard, pine yard Hathaway's Wharf
Knowles A. E., agent, dwl Russ House
KXOWIES 1".4LVI.\ t'., dentist, office 128 Post, res

East Oakland
Knowles Charles E. , clerk George B. Knowles & Co., dwl

SW cor Mission and Tliird
Knowles E., expressman, SE cor Montgomery and Sutter
Knowles Edwin I. (George B. Knoioles ct Son), dwl 909

Taylor
Knowles George, lumberman, SWcor Market and Steuart
Knowles George B. (George B. Knoioles tt Son), dwl 909

Taylor
Knowles George B. Jr., clerk C. L. Taylor & Co., dwl 909

Tavlor
KXOWLES GEORGE B. Jb SOX (George B. and

Edwin I. Knoioles), lumber, SE cor Mission and Main

and Main St. Wharf
Knowles Henry, expressman, SE cor Montgomery and

Sutter, dwl 455 Nat(jma
Knowles Henry, machinist, dwl S s Sheridan nr Tenth
Knowles John, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Knowles J. L G., milkman, dwl Six-Mile House
Knowles Robert, fireman stm El Cajtitan, dwl 238 Steuart

KXOM'LES SAMUEL E., dentist, office 12S Post, res

East Oakland
Knowles Samuel W., attorney at law, dwl 813 Howard
Knowles Sarah Mrs., market, 154 First
Knowles W., coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Knowles William, expressman, 425 Commercial, dwl 925

Harrison
KXOWlTOX BEXJAMIX Vt'., bookkeeper Pacific

Ink Manufactory, dwl 303 Fell
Knowlton Charles, hotelkeeper, dwl NW cor Laurel Av

and Buchanan
Knowlton David M. , chief clerk superintendent construe^

tion U. S. Government buildings, dwl 120 Twelfth
Knowlton Ebenezer, teacher Boys' High School, dwl SW

cor Shotwell and Twenty-first
Knowlton George, boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl NE cor

Bryant and Fourth
Knowlton George W., machinist Bella Union Theater, dwl

521 Brvant
KXOWLTOX JAMES J., proprietor Pac. Ink Manu-
factory, 222-226 Brannan, dwl 303 Fell
Knowlton John J., machinehand Charles Thistlewaite,

dwl 138 Jones
Knowlton John S., dental laboratory, 33 Kearny, dwl 338

Turk
Knowlton Joseph Jr., general stage agent, 3 New Mont-
gomery, dwl 1S14 O'Farrell
Knowlton L. M. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar

School, dwl 10 Thirteenth
Knowlton Marj- F. Miss, teacher pianoforte, dwl 303 Fell
Knowlton Walter H., watchmaker, 234 Thirteenth
Knownburg Charles, blacksmith, dwl 2619 Folsom
Knowuburg John, carriage manufactory, 2619 Folsom
Knox A. A., usher Wade's Opera House, dwl 855 Har
Knox Absalom C, agent, dwl 1430 Jackson
Knox Augustus, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Knox Benjamin F., with C. J. Hawley & Co., dwl 223 Fif-
teenth
Knox C. H. (widow), dwl 5 Essex PI
Knox Charles C, capitalist, dwl 21 Eleventh
Knox Charlton H., clerk Philip Wolf & Co., dwl 1430 Jack
Knox Emma C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 526 Kearny
Knox George T., stockbroker, office 439 California, dwl N

W cor Guerrero and Eighteenth
Knox Henry E., dentist, office 23 Post, res Oakland
Knox Israel W. (Palmer, K. lO Co.), res Oakland
Knox James, fruit stand, SE cor Washington and San-
son!, dwl 106 Pacific
KXO.\ JOIIX F., proptr Cal.Wool Depot, N s Towns-
end bet Fifth and Sixth, dwl 323^ Fifth
Knox M. A. Mrs., dwl 933 Pacific
Knox Richard F. (Knox cfc Osborn), dwl Pacific Av bet

Gough and Octavia
Knox Walter T. , collector Showers, Jewell & Cole
Knox William, miller F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 520 How
Knox William B., bookkeeper, dwl 423 O'Farrell
Knox & Osborn (Bichard F. Knox and Joseph Oshorn),

mining and furnacebuilders, 19 and 21 First
Knudsen Andrew C, porter Francis Mandlebaum, dwl

2023 Mason
Knudsen Huns, teamster Michael Kachele, dwl 508 Post
Knudsen Jacob, barkeeper Daniel Keefe, dwl 723 Bryant
Knudsen John, waiter, dwl 1022 Montgomery
Knudsen Neal C, tailor, 103 Second, dwl 5 Zoe PI
Knudsen Peter, shipcarpenter, dwl 103 Sacramento
Knudson Andrew, cabinetmaker John Easton, dwl 907

Folsom
Knudson Louis, machinehand Holland & Ruppel, dwl 14

Lilly Av
Knudson Thomas, barkeeper Peter Sengstacken, dwl SE

cor Fremont and Mission
Knulkin James, carpenter, dwl SW cor Valencia and

Twenty-thii-d
Knurr Janies, steward Gei-man Hospital, 427 Brannan
Knurr Emily, matron German Hospital, 437 Brannan
KXllST HEXRY, groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom

and Fourth
Knntson Frank, seaman, dwl 214 First
Knutzen Elias, packer, dwl 541 Second
Knutzen Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 23 De-
catur
Kobicke Christian, baker, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Guerrero
Koch Adam, crockery, glass, and tinware, 121 Fourth
Koch Anton, hairdresser John M. Koch, dwl 25 Erie nr

Mission
Koch August (Junck A Co.), dwl 1016 Clark
Koch Benoit, gardener, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post
Koch Charles, liquor saloon, Sixth Av bet A and B,
South S. F.

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third «S: Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Good

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Koch Charles, wood and coal, 1034 Howard

Koch Claus, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Bniiiiian and Eijjjhth
Koch Dietrich, uibinetniaker John B. Luchsinger & Son,

dwl 812 Jessie
Koch Edward, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post
Koch Kdward, groceries and liquors, NVV cor Clay and

Polk
Koch Kinil, projirietor Mechanics' Restaurant, 104 First,

dwl 56 Minna
Koch Erich, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 24 J Howard Court
Koch Frank, hairdresser Conrad Troell, dwl 731 Clay
Koch Fred F., rtnisher Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 21.') Stev
Koch Frederick, turner Isaac Hardcnburgh, dwl 23i llitch
Koch George, mining engineer, dwl NE cor Montgomery

and Pacific
Koch H., finisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl 512

Fourth
Koch Henry E., blacksmith, dwl cor Polk and Austin
Koch Jacob 1). , dwl 743 Tehama
Koch James, dwl 221 Turk

Koch John, artist George D. Morse, dwl 631 Sacramento
Koch John Christian, upholsterer Hall & Lachman, dwl

710 Union
Koch John G., dwl 322 Capp

Koch John M. J., hairdressing saloon, 632 Commercial
Koch Joseph, miller, dwl 433 Broadway
Koch J. William, cabinetmaker, dwl 23J Ritch
Koch M. (widow), dwl 336^ Jessie

Koch Margaret (widow), dwl SW cor Broderick and Grove
Koch P., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Koch Paul, confectioner Saulmann & Lauenstein, dwl 211

Pros{)ect PI
Koch William, baker, dwl 521 Geary
KOt'lI >VILLIA1I, proptr Concordia Hotel, 907 Fol
Kwh William D. (Henry Aherns it Co.), dwl 111 Austin
Koch William G. (Koch <t- Rogers), dwl 1815 Mason
Koch William H., bookkeeper Schultz& Von Bargen, dwl

2407 Howard
Koch & Rogers (William G. Koch and Henry Rogers)
house and signpainters, and dealers paints, oils, and
glue, 110 Geary
Koch. See Cock

KOC'K C'LAl'S, proptr New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Mont-
gomery Av
Kock Peter (Schultz.b K.), dwl 12 St. Charles PI
Koeboom John, waiter D. Wolf, dwl 256J Tehama
Koefoed Margaret (widow), dwl 506 Folsom
Kopfood Peter, seaman schr Dreadnought, Jackson St.

Wharf
Koeford Louis, carpenter, dwl W s Minnesota bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Koegel Conrad, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 1176 Har-
rison
Roehler Augfust, manuf trusses, etc., 718 Washington,

dwl 523 Green
Koehler Charles, hairdresser George L. Smith, dwl Broad-
way nr Kearny
Koehler F., carbuilder Kimball Manuf. Co.
Koehler Gotthard (Koehler it- Ritter), dwl 1303 Mason
Koehler H., laborer, dwl 1112 Kearny
Koehler Louis G. , compositor Abend Post, dwl 1522 Geary
Koehler William G., shoemaker John Irwin, dwl 423 Bush
KOEHLEK »t RlTTER(Gotthard Koehler a7id Charles
A. Ritter), manufs jewelry and silverware, 620Merch
Koehler. See Kohler
Koehncke August, clerk John Hintze, NE cor Second and

Clementina
Koehncke Henry, groceries and liquors, 765 Folsom
KOELLER WILLIAM, apothecan.' and importer drugs
and perfumes, SE cor Taylor and Eddy, dwl 122 Tay-
lor
Koelzer Anthony, hairdresser, 700 Mission, dwl 205 Fourth
Koen Charles, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Koen Charles, groceries and liquors, 926 Folsom
Koenig Anton, importer and retail French boots 'and

shoes, 505 Montgomerj', dwl 507 Montgomery
Koenig Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 626-632 Pacific
Koenig Frank, French boots and shoes, 403 Keamy, dwl

612 Filbert
Koenig Frederick, boarding, SE cor Brady and Stevenson
Koenig George (Midler d: A'.), dwl N s Harrison bet Tenth

and Eleventh
Koenig Henry, fireman tugboat Monarch, Pacific St. Wharf
Koenig John, carver Charles Field & Co., dwl cor Brj'ant

and Fourth
Koenig Joseph, laborer Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl N s Brannan bet Sixth and Seventh

Koenig Rudolph, bookkeeper, dwl SW cor Dupont and

Post
Koenig William, cook, dwl 616 California
Koenig William H. L. (Oerlich it K.), dwl NE cor Folsom

and First
Koenigsberg William, cigar peddler, dwl 220 O'Farrell,

rear
HOENI<;SieEK<;EgC BKOTIIEK!^(/'Vr(h°na7id, Phil-
ip, anil Schastidii), manufacturers cigars and im-
porters tobacco, 218 and 220 Battery
Koenigsberger Ferdinand (Koeniysberger Brothers), dwl

803 Ellis
Koenigsberger Philip (Koenigsberger Brothers), dwl 803

Ellis
Koenigsberger Sebastian (Koenigsberger Brothers), res

Helena, Montana Ter.
Koenigsmark Jacob, laborer, dwl Gough nr Octavia
Koeper Frederick, boot and shoemaker, 718 Greenwich
Koepke James, laborer M. Deutsch & Co., dwl 516 Pacific
Koerber August (Henry Koerber <fc Brother), dwl 608

Fulton
Koerber Henry (Henry Koerber it Brother), dwl 610

Fulton
Koerber Henry & Brother (Aiujust Koerber), coal, wood,

and charcoal, 15 and 17 Washington
Koerdell Otto J., blacksmith, dwl 7 Franklin

Koerner , shoemaker, dwl 509 Washington

Koerner Christian, sausagemaker, 410 Hayes

Koerner Christian, tailor, 506 Howard

Koerner Martin, hairdresser Charles K. Zimmer, dwl 8

St. Mary
Koerner Max Mrs., teacher fancy work, embroideries,

stampers, etc., dwl 115 Kearny, room 4
Koesel George, sawyer S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 1137 Folsom
Koesel Louis, trunkmaker Haas & Co., dwl 1137 Folsom
Koester Leo, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Koestler Joseph, brassfinisher William T. Garratt
Koestler M. (widow), dwl NE cor Twenty-nfth and Douglas
Koetcle George, cabinetmaker Morrell & Titus, dwl E s

Fourth, bet Townsend and Brannan
Koethen Rudolph, waiter Lick House
Kofahl Henry, cashier Pioneer Land and Loan Bank of
Savings and Deposit, office SE cor California and
Montgomeiy, dwl 914 Powell
Kogler John, laborer, dwl 158 Clara
Kohbel Frank, barkeeper Alois Muller, dwl 108 Welsh
Kohen William, butcher S. Newman & Co., dwl 124 Olive

Av
Kohl Mary, dwl 522 Grove
Kohl William (Hutchinson, K., Philippeus Jc Co.), office

310 Sansoni, dwl Lick House
Kohlbeoker Joseph, clerk Adolph Levy, dwl 138 Second
Kohlberg Gustav, bookkeeper Rosenbaum & Einstein,

dwl 1402 Jackson
Kohlberg Manfred F., salesman Selig Kohlberg, dwl 558

Minna
Kohlberg Manfried, salesman A. S. Rosenbaimi & Co.,

dwl 127 Eddy
Kohlberg Selig, fancy goods, 40 Sixth, dwl 558 Minna
Kohle Ignatius, sheepherder, dwl W s Fifth Av nr K,

South S. F.
Kohlen Rudolph, confectioner, dwl 469 Minna

Kohler , carrier Morning Call and Evening Bulletin

Kohler Adam, bootmaker, NE cor Steuart and Howard,

dwl 209 Steuart
Kohler Andrew (Kohler, Chase it Co.), dwl 525 Folsom
Kohler Catherine M. ^widow), dwl 223 Stevenson
Kohler Charles (Kohler it Frohling), dwl 1507 Stockton
Kohler Charles, upholsterer James W. Bumham & Co.,

dwl 2312 Gough
Kohler Charles Jr. , assistant cellarman Kohler «Si Froh-
ling, dwl 1507 Stockton
KOHLER, CHASE «k CO. (Andrexo Kohler, Quincy
A. Chase, and George L. Birlanaier), musical instru-
ments, toys, and fancy goods, 633 Clay
Kohler Christian, tanner Jacob Beisel & Co., dwl cor Mis-
sissippi and Santa Clara
Kohler Dominick, billiard-tablemaker Jacob Strahle &

Co., dwl 9 William
Kohler Edward, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 210

Drumm
Kohler Edward F., wholesale liquors, 119 Wjvshington,
and liquor saloon, SE cor Jackson and Davis, res Oak-
land
Kohler Emilie (widow), dwl 402 Seventh
Kohler Ernest, waiter Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 126 Fern

Av
Kohler H., cook William Tell House, 317 Bush
Kohler Hans, clerk Kohler & Frohling, dwl 1507 Stockton

i09

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Men

Kohler Henrs' (Kohler tfc FrohUng), dwl bi\ Sliniia
Koliler Henry, boxmakcr Benjamin F. Gilman, dwl 8

Jlorcy Alley
Koliler Henry, carpenter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post
Kohler Henry, real estate, dwl 1221 Kearny
Kohler .lacob, machinist, dwl 1018 Vallejo
Kohler John, cabinetmalcer Goodwin & Co.
Kohler John, musician Maguire's New Theatre, dwl 822

Green
Kohler Lena (widow), dwl 2005 Mason
Kohler Richard W., musician Magiiire's Opera House, dwl

822 Green
Kohler R. J., general superintendent R. J. Kohler's Re-
duction and Refining Works, office 401 California,
room 4, res Alameda
Kohler William, barkeeper James Wainwright, dwl 120

Silver
Kohler W. J. , superintendent R. J. Kohler's Reduction

and Refining Works, dwl 822 Green
KOHLEK & FROHLI.Vt; (Charleg and Henry Koh-
ler), winegrowers, and dealers native wines, 626 Mont-
gomer)', and SE cor Sutter and Dupont
Kohlnian Cliarles, policeman City Hall, dwl 910.V Harrison
Kohlman Henry, market, NW cor Bush and Franklin
Kolilman Solomon, stoves, tinware, and crockerj', 216

Sixth
Kohlmoos Christian, groceries and liquors, 218 Fourth

and 300 Tehama
Kohlmoos Hermann, musician, dwl 310 Tehama
Kohlmoos John, restaurant, 156 Second, dwl 310 Tehama
Kohn Bernhard, clerk I. Glazier & Co., dwl 812 Ellis
Kohn Charles {G. W. Cheslep .t Co.), dwl 610 Hyde
Kohn Elizabeth (widow), dwl 36 First
Kohn Henry, merchant, dwl 824 Folsom
Kohn Heniy, bookkeeper Gre^iebaum & Co., dwl 726 Cal-
ifornia
Kohn Henry, bookkeeper I. Glazier & Co., dwl 906 Market
Kohn Henry, groceries and liquors, 408 Folsom, dwl 532

Folsom
Kohn Henry Jr., clerk Henry Kohn, dwl 532 Folsom
Kohn Isaac, merchant, office 302 California, dwl 616 Fol
Kohn Jacob (B. Denncry li- Co.), dwl 314 Fulton
Kohn Joseph S., agent Prismoidal Railway System, office

331 Montgomery room 22, dwl 1430 Pine
Kohn Leopold, marblecarver Leon R. Meyers & Co., dwl

34 Eddy
Kohn Louis H., student, dwl 532 Folsom
Kohn Max., dwl 417 Bush
Kohn Napthaly, shipping clerk G. W. Chesley & Co., dwl

645 Clay
Kohn Simon, dwl 9 Mason

Kohn. See Coan, Coen, Cohen, Cohn, and Kohen
Kohnke John, cutler and locksmith, 316 Pine, dwl 39 Moss
Kohnke Frederick, waiter John Cordes, dwl 23i Ritch
Kohnstamm Eniil (Straus, K. & Co.), dwl 1432'Pine
Kohrn Henry, clerk, dwl NW cor Page and Franklin
Kohrn Wilhelm, groceries and liquors, NW cor Page and

Franklin
Kolb Abraham, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 455 Jessie
Kolb Phillip, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Kolbe William A., confectioner, dwl 417 Sutter, rear
Kolble Joseph, tailor Theodore Braun, dwl 106 Dupont
Kolczer Anthony, hairdresser, dwl 205 Fourth
Kolenko A., teacher languages, dwl 39 South Park
Kolkmann Hermann, groceries and liquors, SE cor Geary

and Hyde, dwl 912 Geary
Kolle George, varnisher G. Ueffinger & Co.
Kollenbach E. H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW

cor Brannan and Eighth
Roller John H., clerk Henry H. Schortemeier, NE cor

California and Prospect PI
Kollmkuppor Ernest, waiter Heinz's Hotel, SW cor Post

and Dupont
Kollmyer William A., gilder, 105 Montgomery, dwl 610

Powell
KoUn Jacob, seaman, dwl 409 Pacific
KoUn John, seaman, dwl 409 Pacific
Kolodzy Ferdinand, tailor Thomas Kroft, 'dwl 116 Vir-
ginia
Komer Charles, coppersmith Pierre Percy, dwl 508 Post
Kommer Emanuel, boots and shoes, 232 Bush, dwl 508

Post .
Kompf Ferdinand, assistant superintendent Giant Powder

Works, dwl Central Road nr Twentieth Av
Konda Mathias, laborer, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Konders John W., carpenter, dwl 523 Tehama bet Fifth

and Sixth
Koneke August, dwl 624 Fourth
Konen John 1)., liquor saloon, 713 Howard

'Jl

orl

le'

Konens H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Kong Chow Asylum (Chinese), 512 Pine, rear
Konig Charles, farmer, dwl W s Baker bet Vallejo and

Green
Konig Emma, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Konig Henry, Swiss Benev. Soc. , 627 Commercial
Koning Max, clerk Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, dwl 1529

Dupont
Koning Ma.x, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont and

Filbert
Konker Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl NE cor Turk and

Fillmore
Konnellie John, teamster, dwl 1304 Turk
Konovan Carrie (widow), nurse, dwl 251 Clara
Konrad Joseph, helper Horatio N. Cook, dwl 33 Tehama
Konrad Julius, teamster, dwl 2520 Sutter
Kook Henry H., clerk Lankenau & Issendorf, dwl SW co)

Howard and Beale
Koons Ephraim B., foreman Armes & Dallam, dwl 616'

Greenwich
Koons Homer, carpenter Armes & Dallam, dwl 616 Green

wich

Koop Christian, waiter, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden I
Koopmann Charles, seaman, dwl 409 Pacific
Koopmann George, laborer Kohler & Frohling, dwl 717

Bush
Koopmann George J., laborer Kohler & Frohling, dwl

717 Bush
Koopmann Henrj', master mariner, dwl 18j Bluxome
Koopmann John^ clerk Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Koopmann Martin, porter New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Mont'

gonierv Av
KOOP.M.iXSCHAP CORNELIl'S, commission mer-
chant, dwl 718 Broadway
Kopeka Charles, laborer Merrifield «& Rosener, dwl 71&

Brannan
Kopf Henry J., tanner Funcke & Co., dwl 2 Gilbert
Kopp Aimee Miss, laundress, 807 Pacific
Kopp Charles, hairdresser, dwl 2219 Powell
Kopp John, dwl 527 Sacramento
Kopp L., weaver Mission Woolen Mills
Kopp Lizzie Miss, dressmaker Agnes Heiser, dwl 7 Va-

renne
Koppe Ferdinand, blacksmith S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dwl 1229 Filbert
Koppe Theodore, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Koppel Alexander, expressman, 716 Dupont, dwl NE cor

Vallejo and Gough
Koppel Isaac, commission merchant, office 513 Market,

dwl 405 Gough
Koppel Julius, collector M. Selig, dwl 826 Mission
Koppel Victor {E. Bax & Co.), dwl 317 Fell
Koppen George, solicitor National Hotel, 411 Pacific, dWl H

630 Green, rear

Koppenschmitt , seaman, dwl 123 Jackson

Kopper H., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Koppikus A., gunsmith, dwl 1128 Sutter
Koppikus John, plasterer, dwl 420 Octavia
Koppin Peter, expressman, 707 Battery, dwl NW cor San-
son! and PaciJBc
Koppitz George, musician California Theater, dwl 396

McAllister
Koppmann Elizabeth (widow), groceries, SW cor Franklin

and Austin
KOP!ii<'H ADAM J., real-estate agent, office 604 Mer-
chant room 11, dwl West End Hotel
Koran Thomas, bellman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Korb Margaret (widow), dwl 129 Shipley
Korbel Anthony {F. Korbel A: Bros.), res Santa Rosa
Korbel Emil, carpenter, dwl 533 Bryant
KOKUEL F. & VtVMH. (Francis, Anthony, and

Joseph Korbel), South Park Saw Mills, 437 Brannan,;;

office 311 Battery
Korbel Francis (F. Korbel <i: Bros.), dwl 435 Brannan
Korbel Joseph (F. Korbel JL- Bros.), dwl 435 Brannan
Korell Charles, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Korge Charles, Cooper's Union, 417 Bush
Korger Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, dwl 505 Filbert
Kormell Clement, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl

s Minnesota bet JIariposa and Solano
Korn Abraham I., hairdressing saloon, 540 California,

dwl as Everett
Korn Alexander, dwl NW cor Oak and Octavia
Korn John, machinist Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 19 Lilly":

Av *

Korn Joseph (Korii tt McCarthy), dwl 717 Hayes
Korn Lewis (Korn <t- Selii)), dwl 334 Hayes
Korn Moses, merchant, dwl 109 Grove

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Cal

). p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70^/mjlOJU^

KOR

473

KRA

Koni & McCarthy (Joseph Kom and John McCarthy),

Kor^7^^u!<^^^rn an, .U. S.Ho). wines and

KorKc%^]^;:icrNonh1iaTHoto.. dwl NE cor

Jackson and Drunim ,

Korncr Ueor^-e, boardinsr, dwl SE cor Twenty-first and

Mission , , „ „ ,

Korncr John N., real estate, dwl 3 Pearl
Korncr L. J., seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Kornfeld Charles, real estate, dwl 833 McAllister
Korte Charles, clerk Christian Meier, dwl NL cor Hyde

KorteJulenjatnln, teamster S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl 3

Vandewatcr
Kortes Joseph, dwl cor Kearny and Ja<;kson
Kortick Frank, dwl 732 Folsom
Korts Frederick, first officer stm Newbem, dwl 107

Korts Wmiam (Dicrchs <(• K.), dwl 314 Clay

Kortwritrht W. H., waiter Palace Hotel

Ko^he Charles, theatrical hairdresser, and dealer ha.r

Kose^r^^Wiliiam. "furniture and upholstery, 8 and 10

Fourth, dwl 115 Eddy, rear , , oqq Ritrh

Kosh Christian, printer F. Korhel & Bros., dwl 238 Bitch

Koshland Brothers (Simon. Nathan and Max) comm.s^

sion merchants, and dealers wool, hides and furs, 19

KoshlanTnenry, cigars and tobacco, 19 Halleck, dwl 837

Koshland Joseph, salesman Koshland Brothers, dwl 597

Ellis „, , ,,.,,

Koshland M., sorter Mission W oolen Mills -.,„„„„

Koshland Max (KosMand Brothers), ^f i-ortland, Oregon
Koshland Nathan (/Co»Wa/irfAV«A«'r6), dwl 336 Turk
Koshland Simon (Koshland ISrothcrs), dwl 597 Ellis
Kosker William, clerk, dwl 320 Jessie j ,, ^io

Kosmalsky Frank, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiner}', dwl 412

KosSky Jacob, clerk Michels, Friedlander & Co., dwl

Kosli^th Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Edward F. Stone

secretary office 419 California room 3
Kosta Frank, liquor saloon, SW cor Third and Berry
Kosta S^uel, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Koster Adam, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Koster Barney, dwl 407 Green
Koster Frederick, foreman Pac. Vinegar Works, dwl NE

cor Fulton and Laguna
Kost ;r Frederick, sashmaker, dwl N s Fulton bet Lagima

and Octavia
Koster Harman, dwl 650 Howard
Koster Henn-, contractor, awl 2654 Folsom
Koster Henry, driver, dwl 650 Howard
Koster Heniy, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Koster Henry, with Yates & Co., dw 519 Pine
Koster Henry A., miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 116

Kost^'^John L"(Po/.iey <t- K-), dwl ^f Parkin

Koster Joseph, cellarman Mausshardt & Hoelscher, dwl

Kostm?Joseph!*ocal policeman, dwl 1224 Montgomery
Koster Louis, drayman Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl 635

KostefLou^s%ainter Kimball Agricultural Manuf. Co.,

Koster LuSrjP«f'''-''«i '«■• 2'>:\^t ^*^^^w?T^9'^To^vr,
Koster Philip, helper F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 232 To^vn-

Koster'samuel (Koster * Co.), dwl 305 Sixth

K oster William F. , proptr Pacffic Oyster House, 33 Geary,

dwl 320 Jessie , , , rm.-

Koster William, waiter La Grande Laundry, dwl Thir-
teenth bet Howard and Folsom cOKQivtl,
Koster & Co. (Samuel Koster), restaurant 305 Sixth
Kostering Charles, groceries.and liquors, 1115 Folsom
Koster. See Costa and Coster
Kostnan Robert, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Kottar George, laborer, dwl 1503 Powell
Kotter George, laborer, dwl 3 Francisco
Kottfnger Jam'es C, musician, dwl.1224 Mont^om^
Kottinler William, laborer Pac. Distilling and Reflnmg

Co dwl N s Moulton bet Fillmore and Sterner
Koune Henry, Itiborer Greenwch Dock W^arehouse, dwl

19 Hinckley , e ti n .^ t>i

Kouritzen Annie ^^idow), dwl 5 i'ouara ri
Kovermann Joseph, ironmolder Jackson Iron Foundry,

dwl 1003 Stockton

Ko\Tegin Nicholas, missionary priest Russo-GreekChurch,

dwl 1411 Jackson
Kowald Eugene, seaman, dwl 422 Drumm ^ , . „..
Kowalsky Albert, waiter Baldwin's Restaurant, dwl 241

Kowalsky'Edward, butcher, 39 Grand Central Market,

dwl 6 Francisco j i no

Kowalsky Isaac B., clerk Joseph Benistein, dwl 119

KowalLTsamuel, clothing. 018 Dupont, dwl 1511 Taylor
Kozminslcy Cimon (Kozminsky A Brother), dwl 1014 Van

KoznSy'Harmon (Kozmin,hy .fc Brother), dwl 1014

Van Ness Av
Kozminskv Harris, tailor, 311 Pine room 31
Kozminsky & Brother (Harmon and Cimon Eozmmsky),

ci-'ars and tobacco, 322 Sansom
Krabs August, turner Dillon & Drew
Knick Emma (widow), dwl 003^ Third , „„ . ,

Kracke Fred porter TiUmann & Bendel, dwl 39 Jackson
Krackenbaun August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl N

W cor Eighth and Bryant
Krafft Ferdinand, cook Heinz^s Hotel
Ki-afft Julius E., draftsman Thomas J. Welsh, dwl 1008

Kraf"ctrles, baker Eisert & Becker^ dwl 111 Stevenson
Kraft Frank, janitor Horticultural Hall, dwl 518 butter,

KraftTouis, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., 60 Washington

Kraf^Sel H., jeweler Jules C. Huguenin. dwl 413 Oc-

Kra-eiTLouis. carver Kragen & Co. dwl 409 Grove
K^ien Samuel (Kra,ien A- Co.), dwl 409 Grove
Kralen & Co. (Sanmel Kragen, Andrew ««'«J«f«^. /J ^
William Geist), fMrmture manufacturers, 210 and 212
Mission , , „,,, t-,.,i,„^

Krager Andrew, expressman, dwl 935 * Hoert
Kramer C. F., captain schr Onward, dvvl 9 Ogden
Krager George, captain schr Express, dwl 1 Clay
KraSt Andrew, dwl 5 Newell „ , ■ , j

Ker Ernest, fisherman, dwl NW cor Brodenck and

Kraimerta'ac, stockbroker, 420 Mont, dwl 242 Taylor
Kraiewski Frederick, toolmaker, Berry bet Fourth and
Fifth, dwl 105 J Freelon ., , w = ^^<,^

Krakauer Morris, cutler L. & A. Crocker, dwl N s Broad-
way bet Montgomery and Sansom
Krakenbaum A . laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth , , tat \f^«ru.

Krall Charies, pianomaker and tuner, dwl 707 Mksimi
kSi Philip, jeweler Hubash. Kutz & Co., dwl Germama

Kran"hach J. L., clerk Leopold Greenberg, 3^ Keamy
Krambs Frederick, tailor, dwl 915 Washin^n
Kramer Alonzo, porter, dwl 238 Seventh, rear
Kramer Autnist, book agent, dwl 361 Jessie
Ser Xupstus, machinist, dwl S s Germama bet Fill-

more and Steiner n-nvp

Kramer Bernhard, bakery and confectionery, 630 Grove
Kramer Carl, cabinetmaker, dwl 3 King
Ser Caspar, carpenter, dwl SE cor Alabama and

I^ai^rcrrlerW., cutler Will & Finek, dwl 1621 Du-

Krame? Christian, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 523

Kramer Francis, bootmaker, 219 Davis, dwl 805 Davis

Kramer Frederick, bootmaker 81 Natoma

Ki-amer Frederick, market, 130 iittn

Kramer H., Tailor^' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and Mor-

Kranw Henry (Kra.nfr "^ fo.), dw-1 61iy3rove
Kramer Henry, musician, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av

Kramw HenrTn., boot and shoemaker, 218 Commercial
Iramer "aco^^; groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont and

KrantrJot?mS"con^^ and Mission, dwl 562^
^=ln'^~ffI^W^S^al,dwlTwen-

Kramer Philip C, special policeman, dwl 238 Ritcn
Kramer William, gasfltter, dwl 1621 Dupont

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^^j^^g-QTs^SSi^^^^Chemists ^ndApothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

r. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

Kramer William G. , sausagemaker Henrj' A. Zeiss, dwl
1103 Folsom, rear

Kramer Zacharias, bookkeeper E. Goslinsky & Brother
dwl 41S Sutter

KKADIKR A t'O. (Ilennj Kram<:r and Jacob S.
Rothxch'dd, svcccssars (if Frank A Co.), manufactu-
rers ladies' underwear, 511 Market

Kramer. Si:e Cramer and Kraimer

Kranc Anton, tailor, dwl 417 Sutter, rear

KUA\ER PHILIP H^ capitaUst, office 312 Mont-
^l-omery, dwl lOOS Clay

Kratizki W., dwl 62(i Commercial

Krattiger John, silkweaver, dwl 317 Francisco

Kratz Charles, butcher Charles Seiple, dwl 2302 Mission

Kratz Edward, lithographer M. Schmidt <& Co., dwl 3
Central PI

Kratz Henry, student Heald's Business College

Kratz Heiirj', tailor, 317 Dujwnt, rear

Kratz Julius, tanner Wolf Bloom

Kratzenstein Charles A,, solicitor D. Ghirardelli, dwl 713
Filbert

Kratzer Peter, miner, dwl 21 Turk

Krans A., tanner, dwl E s San Bnmo Koad nr Thirtieth

ICraus Abraham, clerk Samuel McKee & Co,, dwl co Ala-
bama and Twenty-fifth

Kraus Charles, milkranch, NW cor Twenty-fifth, and
Alabama

Kraus D. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 28 Turk

Kraus Daniel (Lang J,- Co.), dwl 2» Turk

Kraus Emma Miss, teacher model school

Kraus Frank, locksmith, dwl 28 White PI

Kraus Frederick, musician Bella Union Theater, dwl 902
McAllister

Kraus Henry, clerk Joseph Lessman, dwl 1200 Larkin

Kraus Henry, painter, dwl 262 Tyler

Kraus Kate (widow), dwl 262 Tyler

Kraus Nicholas, marker Cragen & Co., dwl cor Utah and
Twenty-fourth

Kraus S. & Co. (Solomon Roth), proprietors Vienna Glove
Leather Manufactory, W s Brannan PI nr Brannan

Kraus Samuel, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl SE cor
Twenty-fifth and Alabama

Kraus Siegmund (S. Kraus ct Co.), dwl 762 Brannan

Kraus Soloman, dwl 262 Tyler

Kraus. See Krauss, Krouse and Krouss

Krause Charles, blacksmith, dwl 626 Green

Krause Charles, shipcarpenter, dwl 788 Folsom

Krause George, bootmaker, dwl 1021 Pacific

Krause James, dwl 911 Sacramento

Krause John, Cooper's Union, 417 Bush

Krause Marks, clerk Abraham Prager, dwl 349 Clemen-
tina

KrausgTill John {Loeh & K), dwl 7 Card Alley nr Vallejo

Krausgrill Philip, machinist Will & Finck, dwl 522 Fil-
bert

Krauskopf T., waiter Prescott House, dwl SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Kearny

Krauss Aaron, stockkeeper, Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 262
Tyler

Krauss Albert, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 15
Everett

Krauss Frederick H., plasterer,! and whitener, 227 Post,
dwl 812 Larkin

Krauss Gottlieb, cabinetmaker Theisen, Wemoehl & Co.,
dwl 22 Turk

Krauss John, shipsmithing and horseshoeing, NW cor
Fourth and Berry

lirauss Theodore, clerk Frederick Iken, dwl N s Twenty-
first bet Valencia and Guerrero

Krauss. Sec Kraus, Krause, and Krouse

Krausse J. Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 229 Fourth, dwl 417
Clementina

Krauth Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE cor
Bryant and Bryant Av

Krautzmacher Fred, expressman, dwl 1314 Mason

Krawetzki Julia J. Mrs., news agent, dwl 619 Mason

Krebs C. F. E., expressman, 701 Sacramento, dwl 120
Shipley

Krebs Conrad, laborer, dwl 169 Silver, rear

Krebs Frederick, mariner, dwl 28 Clay

Krebs Fritz, porter Levison Bros., dwl 134 Sutter

Krebs Henry, capitalist, dwl Lick House

Krebs Herman, salesman Rosenbaum & Friedman, dwl
611 Hyde

Krebs Richard, cooper David Woemer, dwl NewjWash-
ington Hotel, 624 Fourth

Kreckru I'eter, dwl 125 Clinton

Kreft Paul, cook schr Staghound, dwl 28 Clay

Kreger Christian, porter Henry Gerke, dwl 416 Sixth

Kreger George, blacksmith, dwl SE cor Ellis and Devisa-

dero
Kreger Henrj', bootmaker Charles Dietle, dwl 353 Jessie
Kreger Henry, tinsmith John G. lis, dwl 707 Howard
Kreger William, carpenter and builder, 51 Beale, dwl SE

cor Guerrero and Twentieth
Kreger. See Kreiger
Krehmke Edward, barkeeper Henry J. Evers, dwl 220

Grove
Krehmke John, seaman Jerome B. Piper, SW cor.Clay

and East
Kreichbaum Nathan, carjjenter, dwl 916 Jackson
Kreider Frank L., stockbroker, office 330 Pine room 16,

res Oakland
Kreiderman S. W., fireman Southern Pac. R. R.'
Kreig George, clerk B. Levi, dwl 1415 Powell
Kreiger Charles, office 409 Washington, dwl 611 Ellis
Kreiss Louis, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl 311

Stockton
Kreitschmann Carl, operatic vocalist, dwl 316 Pine
Kreling J. F. (Blumbcrg cL- A'.), dwl NW cor Stockton and

Sutter
Kreling Joseph, clerk Blumberg &, Kreling, dwl NW cor

Stockton and Sutter
Krell John J., confectioner, dwl 9 Stockton PI
Kremer Carl, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 512 Fourth
Kremple Francis J., painter, dwl 28 O'Farrell, rear
Krenstetter John, butcher Miller & L>ix, dwl cor First Av

and Kentucky, South S. F.
Krenz Emil, tanner with Oswald Krenz, dwl W s San

Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Krenz Oswald, proptr Laguna Tanneries, N s Filbert bet

Gough and Franklin and W s San Bruno road nr

Thirteenth, dwl SE cor Gough and Filbert
Krenz Otto, tanner Oswald Krenz, dwl SE cor Gough

and Filbert
Kreshel Ferdinand J., solicitor Trust Fund Association,

320 California, dwl 318 Minna
Kreslor Henry S., blacksmith and carriagemaker, 1106

Howard
Kress Alexander, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 727

Harrison
Kress August H., engineer, dwl 727 Harrison
Kress Christian, cabinetmaker, dwl 312 Ritch
Kress George, sash and blindmaker, 104 Mission
Kresteller Mark F., bootmaker Hatch li. Lexow, dwl 335}

Third
Kresteller Morris E., machinist W. C. Wilcox & Co., dwl

408 Stockton
Kreston Andrew, mariner schr American Girl, dwl 12

Washington
Kretshmer William, ornamental plasterer, 512^ Jessie, dwl

1320* Natoma
Kretzer John, cigarmaker Frederick Lieker, dwl N s

Green bet Powell and Mason
Kretzer Noah, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Kreuger B., machinist, dwl 303 Tyler
Kreuser Constance (widow), embroiderj', 732 Washington
Kreuter Charles, liquor saloon, 1328 Dupont, dwl 435

Vallejo
Kreutzmann William S., finisher West Coast Furniture

Co., dwl 415 Fourth
Kreyc John, clerk Tobelmann & Co., dwl 3 Natoma
Krick Frederick P., engineer, dwl 522^ Sixth
Krichner George, butcher Smith, Mann & Catlow, dwl

N s First Av nr Kentucky
Krider M. E. Mrs., dwl 513 Ellis
Kneg Anton, proprietor S. F. Tannery, E s San Bruno

road nr Twenty-eighth, dwl S s Twenty-sixth opp

Potrero Av
Krieg George, bookkeeper B. Levy & Co., dwl 826 McAl-
lister
Krieg Joseph P., shoemaker John Swain, dwl 273 Stev-
enson
Krieger Charles J., seaman, dwl 638 Third
Krieger Edward, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Krieger Ferdinand, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Krieger Frederick, captain schr Onward, office 10 Market
Krreger John, tailor, 639 California, dwl 914 Powell
Krieger Otto, cook, 1 Morel PI
Ki-ieger William T., tailor Henry Steil, dwl 19 Moss
Kriol Henry, oystennan, dwl 6 Virginia Alley
Kriens Conrad, storekeeper Goodall, Nelson & Perkins,

dwl 1 Clay
Kriens James, assistant port-steward Goodall, Nelson &

Perkins' S. S. Co., dwl 1 Clay
Kriese Gottfried, laborer Henry Grimm, dwl 432 Bdwy
Kriete George F., groceries and liquors, S39 Vallejo

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts Si Men's Furnishing G-oods.

H I p. VAN 5CHAACZ & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstalDlished 1852.

Krill HenrjS oysterman Solomon Tesmore, dwl 0 Vir(finia

PI
Krille FYoderick, cabinetmaker P. Lie$«nfeld, dwl 965 Har
Krille Ottelie Mrs., dressmaker, d(>5 Harrison
Krim Samuel H., blacksmith, dwl -lln Kearny
Krimcr Jacques, laborer Columbia Foundry, dwl 504

Fulton
Kringei Lewis, machinist, dwl 911 Greenwich
Krinke John, captain schr Ap:iche, Washiniyrton St.Wharf
Krisse Georicre, sash and blindmaker, dwl 55'2 Mission
Kritzer Henry, car|>entcr, dwl 24 Sixth
Kroder Frederick, carpenter, dwl S s Eddy bet Scott and

Pierce
Kroeger August {ItothschUd <{• K.), dwl 1100 Folsom
Kroc|,'er Aujfust, chickenranch, oor Mariposa and Dela-
ware
Krocgcr Ferdinand, barkeeper H. Ramm & Co., dwl 121

Shipley
Kro^^g^r Frixlerick, modeler and designer Koehler & Rit-

ter, dwl C19 Bush
Kroeger Heniy, laborer, dwl cor Fomrteenth and Railroad

avs, South S. F.
Kroeger Herbert, porter, dwl 18 First
Knieger Hermann, bartender, dwl 1604 Powell
Kroeger Hermann A. (Ga«quf <£• A'.), dwl 803 Mission
Kroeger William, clerk Graff i: Co., dwl 2 Park Av
Kroehl Henrj", boarding, 114 Hayes
Kroehle Charles J., barkeeper Jacob Kroehle, dwl 1428

Stockton
Kroehle Jacob, liquor saloon, 1428 Stockton
Kruft Tliomas, merchant tailor, dwl 614 California
Krogh Hans A., Scandinavian Soc. , 71 New Montgomery
Krohl Jac<jb, baker Louis Meyer, dwl 9 Stockton PI
Krohl John, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Krohn August, drayman Frederick A. Mever, dwl 1623

Turk
Krohn Gustav C. A., builder, dwl 140 Rose Av
Krohn John (Krohn J- Stapclfeldt), res Fresno Co
KKOII.N •& STAPELFELftT (John Krohn ayid

M'illiam Stapel/eldt), groceries and liquors, NE cor

Grove and Gough
Krohn John C, bookkeeper Ernest Essmann, dwl 1519

Dupont
Krohn Ludwig, carpenter, dwl 1519 Dupont
Krohn. Sfe Kron

Krulpfeiffer Gustav, jeweler, dwl 909 Kearny
Kron Francis, cabinetmaker, 213 Mission, dwl 727 Bdwy
Kron Julius (Lindner <{; Kron), dwl 716 Filbert
Kron. Sec Krohn

Krona Charles F., tailor, dwl 630 Green, rear
Kronberg A., news agent stm New World, dwl 1421 Pow
Kroncke Johann F,, clerk Albert Botcher, dwl NW cor

McAllister and Buchanan
Krone Alexander, clerk, dwl 309 Jessie
Krone Dena Miss, teacher music, dwl 309 Jessie
Krone Fred, seaman stm Ajax, Folsom St.Wharf
Krone Frederick, waiter Louis Meyers, dwl 4 Vallejo PI
Krone Harry, shipcarpenter, dwl SW cor Tennessee and

Sierra
Krone Henry, clerk Joseph M. Comerford, dwl NE cor

Mission and Twenty-second
Krone John, carpenter, dwl 135 Lilly Av
Krone John, upholsterer, dwl 957 Market
Krone Louis, dwl 309 Jessie
Kronert Charles, brewer, dwl 870 Folsom
Kronholm Christian E, liquor saliwn, 7 Merchant
Kronholm J. S. (widow), dwl 232 Seventh
Kroning Mary Miss, domestic Simon Stern, 131 O'Farrell
Kronke Heniy, porter Tillmann .t Bendel, dwl 319 Minna
Kronker Hermann, captain schr Hamlet, LaKue's Wharf

Kronnenberg , dwl S s Elm Av bet Turk and Tyler

Kronnenberg Frederick (Wanneninacher <t K.), dwl NE

cor Franklin and McAllister
Kronnenberg John, dwl S s Elm Av bet Van Ness Av and

Polk
Kronnenberg William, market SW cor McAllister and

Franklin, dwl S s Ash Av bet McAllister and Fulton
Kronthal Henry (Fechheitner, Goodkind J: Co.), dwl 1002

Van Ness Av
Krook Mauritz, porter Ralston & Cottrell, 904 Kearny
Krook P. O., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Krooss Claus, clerk Ernst Klein, dwl NW cor Twenty-
second and Folsom
Krop Frank, conductor Central R. R., dwl 433 Turk
Kropp Charles, clerk, dwl 31 Langton
Krojip Herman C, machinehand S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 81

Langton
Krouse Adolph, carpenter, dwl 617 Natoma
Krouse Carl, baker, dwl 228 Bush

Krouse Harry S., teacher music, dwl 1432 Mission

Krouse Samuel R., dwl 1432 Mission

Krouss Herman, Ixi.xmaker CaL Cigar Box Co., dwl 318
Minna

Krower Henrj-, blacksmith, dwl 1214 Kearny

Krown Wolfe, tailor, 644 Mission

Krowzer Frank, locksmith Frederick Kaiewski, dwl 23
White PI

Krueger Christian, laborer H. Gerke, dwl 416 Sixth

Krueger Julius H. Rev., pastor First Reformed German
Church, dwl 29 Eleventh

KRIiEGER >VILLI.4M <;., manager California .Ero-
nautic Co., office and dwl 318 Kearny

Krueger. See Kruger

Kruft Josejih, barkeeper Henry Grimm

Krug Fanny Mrs., lodgings, 1 Vallejo

Krug Fritz, laborer Merrifield & Rosener, dwl 917 Sacra-
ment<j

Krug Martin, brewer Philadelphia Brewerj-, dwl 232 Second

Krug Paul, porter Jacob Strahle & Co., .533 Market

Kruger , seaman, dwl SW cor Mission and Main

Kruger August, bricklayer, dwl 919 Filbert, rear

Kruger August, machinist, dwl .516 Pacific

Kniger August, pastrj-man Orazis & Caudenasso, dwl 631
Vallejo

Kruger August C, beltmaker H. Rover, dwl W s Ala-
bama bet Twentieth and Twenty-first

Kruger Catherine (widow), dwl 119 Silver

Kruger Charles, merchant tailor, 1104 Dupont

Kruger E., measurer C. A. Hoo|)er & Co.

KrUger Frederick, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co.,
dwl 505 Filbert

Kruger Franklin, clerk, dwl 1309 Pacific

Kruger Frederick, master mariner, dwl 218 Francisco

Kruger George, blacksmith, dwl N s Ellis bet Devisadero
and Broderick

Kruger H., artist, dwl 18 Turk

Kruger Henrv (Mohr <fc K.), dwl Fourth Av bet M and
N, South S. F.

Kruger Henry F. D., cook Louis Meyer, dwl 38 Everett

Kruger Herman, laborer S. F. Chemical Works, W s Va-
lencia nr Fifteenth

Kruger Louis, dwl 528 Tehama bet Fifth and Sixth

Kruger Louis (Kruger <t Co.), d.vl 1515 Polk

Kruger Louis (Kruger lO Hulllngs) dwl 307 Mason

Kruger William, molder Eureka Foundrj-, dwl SE cor
Howard and Minna

Kruger William, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Moi-ton

Kruger i Co. (Louis Kruger and Joseph Henley), restau-
rant, 1413| Polk

Kruger & HoUings (Louis Kruger and Henry Hollings),
groceries and liquors, SE cor Geary and Mason

Kruger. See Kreuger

Kruise Samuel, tinsmith Henry J. McLerie, dwl cor Mis-
sion and Thirtieth

Krukan Nicliolas J. , laborer, dwl 317 Beale

Krukan Nicholas J., longshoreman, dwl 317 Beale

Krull Ernest, hairdressing saloon, 947 Bryant

KruU Ludwig, seaman, dwl 150 Steuart

Krum O., caqjenter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica

Krumbeck Christopher, teamster D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwl 1709 Eddv

Krumdieck William F., clerk C. Waller & Brothers, dwl
SE cor Oak and Gough

Krummacher William, bookkeeper Moore & Gawne, res
Alameda

Knman Owen, lumberman, dwl 2562- Eighth

Krunke Bernard, fireman stm Alice Garratt, Front St.
Wharf

Rrunquist M., shipcarpenter, Michigan nr Shasta, dwl SE
cor Shasta and Michigan

Kruntzen John, laborer, dwl 2S Clay

Krupp James, laborer, dwl 430 Shipley

Kruse Conrad W., cooper, dwl 2014 Hyde

Kruse Edward (Kruse ti- JEuler), dwl 1031 Harrison
i Kruse Edward Jr., clerk Kruse & Euler, dwl 1031 Har

Kruse Frank, teamster, dwl 1606 Post

Kruse Heinrioh, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific

Kruse Henry, clerk New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Mont Av

Kruse Henry, expressman, NW Sansom and Commercial,
dwl W s Collins nr Point Lobos Av

Kruse Henry, wood, coal, hay, and grain, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Harrison

Kruse J. Henry (Smith J: K.), dwl N s Twenty-fourth nr
Bryant

Kruse John, seaman schr Euphemia, Washington St.
Wharf

Kruse John H., dwl 1600 Mason

7AIIES G-. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Eetail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Moni and Mercliantj

Kruse Louis, drayman, 3 Front, dwl NE cor Church and

Twenty-second
Kruse Louis J., dwl 1600 Mason
Kruse William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 735

Brannau
KRI'isE Jt EI'LEU (Edivard Krme, Emil RohU, ai\d

Bernard Kirchof), importers and wholesale jp-ocers

and commission merchants, 209 and 211 Front
Krusender Frank, seaman schr Onward, Dans St. Wharf
Kruter C, pilot stm Julia, Market St. Wharf
Krytfer Christian A., carjienter, dwl NW cor Bush and

Baker
Krynski Lukas, fruits, 37 Gearj'

Krzyzanowski W., liquor saloon, 838 Market, dwl 21 Ellis
Kubach William, butcher, dwl 936 Folsom
Kube Hannah, midwife, dwl 108 Welsh
Kubie Jennie Miss, dressmaker Morris Le^in, dwl 730

Union
Kuce^ich Antonio, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont-

gomer3-
Kuch Heniy, stableman George Meyer, dwl 1142 Mission
KUchle Robert, baker Frederick Wollitz, dwl 804 Green-
wich
KUchler C. , carbuilder Kimball Manuf . Co.
Kuchler Gottleib, cabinetmaker Massey & Yung, dwl 651

Sacramento
KUchler JIartin, cabinetmaker Massey & Yung, dwl 651

Sacramento
Kuchmeister Henry W., dwl 1234 Broadway
Kuck Brothers (John tt Henry), liquor saloon, SE cor

Kearny and Bay
Kuck Diedrich (Kuck li- Britnjes), res Europe
Kuck Diedrich Jr., with Kuck & Brunjes, dwl NE cor

Kearny and Vallejo
Kuck Henry (Kuck Bros.), dwl SE cor Kearny and Bay
Kuck Hermann, laborer, dwl 8 Welsh
Kuck John (Kuck Brothers), dwl SE cor Kearny and Bay
Kuck & Brunjes (Diedrich Kuck and J. Brunjes), gro-
ceries and liquors, 409 Pine
KUcking John, baker, dwl 800 Union
Kucks Claus H. (Kiwks i- Schreiber), dwl 236 Fremont
Kucks William, waiter German Hospital, 427 Brannan
Kucks & Schreiber (Claus H. Kucks and John Schreiber),

liquor saloon, SW cor Mission and New Montgomery
Kuebrich George, brewer F. Fortman & Co., dwl 271

Tehama
Kuechler Charles F., draftsman David Farquharson, dwl

Morton House
Kuehn John, cutter Michael Short, dwl 920 Stockton
Kuehn Victor (Theisen, Wcinoehl <t- Co.), dwl 303 Bush
Kuehuen William, cellarman G. Groezinger, dwl 429

Bush
Kuennecke Charles P. , dwl 504 Washington
Kuennecke Emil, clerk U. S. Naval Rendezvous, 514

Washington, res Oakland
Kuennecke L. Mrs., proprietress Government House, 504

Washington
Kuenstle Martin, bakery, 776 Folsom
Kuepp Simon, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 551 Fol
Kuifner Charles K., drayman Fleming & Stetson, dwl 424

Brannan
Kugler Gottlieb, porter, dwl 240 Green
Kugler Leopold, bookkeeper Kruse & Euler, dwl Russ

House
Kuh Emil, assayer Leopold Kuh, dwl 1906 Powell
Kuh Jacob, teacher music, dwl 1010 Larkin
KI'II LEOPOLD, assayer and metallurgist, 611 Com,

dwl 1906 Powell
Kuhart Paulina Miss, dwl 105 Oak
Kuhirt Herman, turner, dwl N s Kate bet Fillmore [and

Steiner
Kuhl Edward, blacksmith Plath & Kitzmuller, dwl 21

Ritch
Kuhl Frederick G., reporter Pac. Law Reports, dwl 411

Sansom
Kuhl Gustav {Hansen & K.), dwl 44 Everett
Kuhl H. George (Kuhl, Steel d: Hickox), dwl 308 Lomb
Kuhl Jacob, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factorj-, dwl 21

Hinckley
Kuhl Martin, waiter Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 511 Union
KUHL, STEEL <£ HICKOX (/f. Georqe Kuhl, Thomas

Steel, and Albert A. Hickox), stockbrokers, office 302

Sansom
Kuhlemann August, engineer, dwl 528 Eighteenth
Kuhlemann Charles, laborer S. F. Chemical Works, W s

Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Kuhlemann Henry, clerk Henry F. Kappke, dwl 737

Union
Kuhlemaim William, machinist, dwl 528 Eighteenth

Kuhlemann William, machinist Theodore Kallenberg, dwl

18 Valencia
Kuhling Anton, toolmaker, 493 Brannan, dwl 732 Har
Kuhlke John, barkeeper H. Bode & Bro., dwl 319 Stock
Kulilmann Diederich, groceries and liquors, NW cor

F'ourth and Braunan
Ruhlmann'Hennan, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Kuhlman Solomon, clothing, 410 Pacific
Kuhlmann William, watchman Chicago Hotel, 218 Pacific
Kuhlmeyer Louisa Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 229 Third
Kuhlwein Bernard, liquor saloon, 440 Bush
Kultn A., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Kuhn C, upholsterer, dwl 218 Piicific
Kuhn Charles, clerk Geary H. Leisen, dwl 788 Harrison
Kuhn Charles J., helper F. A. Huntington, dwl 132 Perry
Kuhn George (Kuhn ct Strohl), dwl 957 ilarket
Kuhn George, tailor, dwl 2607 Clay
Kuhn H., dwl 411 Sansom
Kuhn Henry, wine;^ and liquors, 422 Grove
Kuhn John, clerk P. Liesenfeld, dwl 904 Powell
Kuhn Ludwig, brassfinisher, dwl 2114 Mason, rear
Kuhn Marj" J. Mrs., lodgings, 812 California
Kuhn R. A. , clerk General Superintendent Office Central

Pacific R, R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 26J

Kearny
Kuhn William, barkeeper Anton Cordes, dwl 4 Reed PI
Kuhn William, liquor saloon, 614 Batterv
KLUX «k STKOHL (Geonie Kuhn and Philip Strohl),

proptrs Grand Central Hotel, 957 and 959 Xlarket
Kl'HXE AKXOLD, professor music, office and dwl 112

Kearny room 21
KUhnel Mathias, shoemaker F^nz Heim, dwl 638 Post
Kuirul Peter, waiter, dwl 637 Broadway
Kuisick Thomas, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl cor

First and Folsom
Kull Theodore E. (Thomas <t- Co.), dwl 1604 Post
Kullberg William, sugar refiner, dwl 412 Octavia
Kullman August, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl

219 Geary
Kullman Herman (Kullman, Wagner <t Co.), dwl 1417

California
Kullman Leopold, porter Joseph C. Shorb, 316 Sutter
Kullman Louis (Knllman <t Armer), res Europe
Kullman Moses (Kullman, Wagner A- Co.), res Stockton
Kullman Simon, bookkeeper Lazard Fr^res, dwl 1015

Stockton
Kullman, Wagner & Co. (Herman Kullman, Charles

Wagner, Moses Kulltnan and Jacob Salz), dealers

hides, leather and tallow, and proprietors Pac. Tan-
nery (Stockton), office 43 Clav
KIJLL.VIAX A' ARNEU (Lomw Kullman and Max

Arnmr), manufacturers cigars and dealers tobacco,

306 and 308 Sacramento
Kulper Adolph, clerk Joseph Melboum, dwl SW cor

Montgomery and Pacific
Kum Kee (Chinese), emploj-ment oflice, 711 Sacramento
Kum Kee & Co. (Chinese), clothing, 912 Dupont
Kum Wo & Co. (Chinese), drj' goods, 928 Dupont
Kum Yuen (Chinese), manufacturing tailors, 711 Jackson
Kumkle S., miner, dwl Russ House
Kummerling George, butcher Thomas Mclnemey, dwl

311 Broadway
KrXER ALISERT, seal engraver, 611 Washington,

dwl E s Gough bet Tj'ler and McAllister
Kuner Rudolph, clerk Matthias Gray, dwl E s Gough bet

Tyler and McAllister
Kunkle George, cabinetmaker Weir & Greenwood, dwl

456 Brannan
Kmikle Henrj', cabinetmaker Weir & Greenwood, dwl 456

Brannan
Kunkler John E., physician, office and dwl 514 Kearny
Kunn John, baker, dwl 119 William
Kunn Louisa Miss, dressmaker, dwl 119 William
Kunsmann Minna (widow), dwl 4 Harlan PI
Kuntz Louis, tailor Schehr & Scharffenberg, dwl 429JBush
Kuntze Louisa (widow), dwl 1518 Powell
Kupp Frank, clerk Henry Knoche, dwl 423 Third
Kupp George J., baker, dwl 7 Varemie
Kupp Johanna Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, dwl 7 Varenne
Kuppenheim Aaron, salesman Samuel Leszynsky &, Bro.,

dwl 1027 Hyde
Kuppcnheimer Joseph, dwl 3 Cedar Av
Kurlander Hannah (widow), dwl 220 O'Farrell, rear
Kurlbaum F. W., Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomerj'
Kurlbaum Herman W., master mariner, dwl 20 Perry
Kunuode Edwai-d, dwl 40 Everett
Kurre Charles, salesman Moses Ulmer, dwl NE cor Beach

and Brodcrick
Kurte M. , laborer Pac. Rolling Mills

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Eheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Cal.

p. VAN 5CHAACZ & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstaUishedl862.

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i^;;;ii'Adolph, groceries and liquors. SE cor T»-elfth and

Folsom ,,. ^ . _.

Kurtz -Viidrew, varieties. 26 \\ashintrtoii ■ ♦ ow

Kl Itxi U'UIISTI'S n., dm-Kist uml chemist. &E

cM.r Turk and Hvde, dwl :«0 OFarrell
Kurt/.Fcrainaud,sh.^maker.dwl 113- Harrison
Kurtz Ferdinand C. H., clerk Adolph Kurtz, dwl SE cor

Twelfth and Folsom
Kurtz Frederick, expressman, dwl UiO Dui>ont
Kurtz J., machinist Wades Opera House
^;;;^^S:;^i^S£'cr^l^!i.hants- Exchange.

Kur^z wS'ooper M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 1002 Mont
Kurz Eusrenc, baker, dwl 721 I'acific Tphama

Kurz Gulteve A., gilder S. & G Gump, dwl 419 Tehama
Kurz Louis, bakery, 215 Second
Kurz William, dwl 804 Tliird Mission

Ku-is Charles J., teacher music, dwl IIU Mission
Kustel Guido, superintendent Pac. Reduction Works.

ofBce 210 Front, res Alameda .

Kuster Jule, Swiss Benev. Soc (327 Commercial
Kuster Louis, upholsterer, dwl 11 H" lis
Kusterberg Andrew, musician, dwl 2 Helen nr ^^
Kustennann Albert, axbinetmaker Pac. ^^ • ^^ • f^™'\"'^?

Manuf Co., dwl Ss York bet Twenty-second and

Kutn^Jo^lt^ii-hinist Union Iron Works, dwl 418
KutSopold. cigars and.tobacco. 151 Fourth, dwl 720

Octa\ia . . „ , _„^

Kntnow , rewrter Cahforma Demokrat

Kutnow H., teac'her mathematics, d>W 547 M.^um
Kutnow John, clerk Lyon Newman, dvvl 547 >Lssion
Kutnow Sigmund, salesman Banner Brothers, dwl 547

Mission

Kutter Edward, porter Tillmann & Bendel, dwl urn

Kuttn'er ■ ZpthaUe, manufacturer stamping blocks. 303

Kutz^oXiel M (Huhaf^h, K. X- Co.), dwl 328 Tyler
Kutz gS F.. chief eB^neer U. S. Naval Rendezvous,
,t04 Washington, res Oakland . 7,0 rhin

Kwonff Mow War & Co. (Chinese), dry goods, 72( Jackson

Kwon- On Cheong (Chii ese\ tea, 72S Sacnimento

kwo I Shun Lung & Co. (Chine*), manufacturers cloth-

^1. shirts and un^envear, 820 W ashingUm
|=i!:j^f^K?iilS:tSni"-^^ancy
Kwo^Y&^'^'r^o^hinese), t«a merchants, 836

KwongTaTchong & Co. (Chinese), wholesale and reUil
tels and provisions, 719 Commercial

Kvdd Alexander, mining, oftice 316 Pme room 6i
KvleCclerk, dwl33 Eddy Cavalry dwl

1 Kyle John G., second lieut. First U. 8. Cavalry, Qwi
Presidio Barracks , ^,- »

Kvle Mar^' M. (widow), dwl 15^ Clinton
K'vle Peter, laborer, dwl 332 Townsend
Kvle Robert, carpenter, dwl 9 Harriet
g: ^S: Si^" Frank G. Edwards, dwl Silver
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TiRnRRPA eartman, dwl 502 Broadway , , „

Laierjl Fri.^ E-. carpenter Donald McKay, dwl 9

La s'inra, tiquor dealer, dwl 823 Montgomery

T a Rlinc John, dwl 2128 Bush

l: Combe Geoi-ge, hatter, ,<1-1J^1 {f^Xnouse

T* Proze John, survevor, dwl Overland House

l^^SanolaCkCo. (Chinese), manufacturers cgars. 308

La F^Tainc Fritz, operatic artist Fabbri 0,^ra Company,

LaF'l'ge'iwrcd B.. mining, office 29 Merchants' Ex-

^•^ d^-ent'n'K: >'i:?^?re\"c'^eU?¥hi?t.enth bet Howard
La ^:tli:%^e^^- Mint, dwl 409 Stev
]1 ^ ?>Sln^d Sar^>S''^ (Stanislaus

cT'cal) Abraham Halsey secretary', 200 Sansom
La Grange eI'mIss, teacher Bush St. Primaiy School, dwl

1016 Leavenworth . iiciQTinmnf

T ., Pi-nTiw Frederick, carpenter, dwl 1513 1 upont
L^ G^nSe George^ student Heald's Business College, res

I La G^nge'Ce^Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.

La J:Jl^ntA^3!fif A^ni^rcustom House dwl 510 Pow
To r^lll Matilda A (widow), dwl 1016 Leavenworth
L^ G^^n'e MiUard Elmore, clerk George T. Marj-e & Son,

LA Gi\%«EX H^rs'iperintendent US. Mint, office

W cor Mission and Fifth, res Oakland
La Mar Joseph, seaman, dwl 29 Pacific
La Po Tai (Chinese), P^ysieian, office 3, ^^a«hln^on

La Pointe Edward, l^!'^'''''- P.^pfi^^^'^'llfu^^^'co Cat)
La Porte Gravel Mining and^\ater Co. (Plmuas L0.,^ai.;,

Richard Wegener secretaiT, office 414 C^Uf 01 ma
La Rausch August, shoemaker, dwl J^ r^i->t
La Rose Geoi-ge A., caneworker, 12 ^^ith
T n T^c'iP William L.. policeman Cit> Hall, awi ZI5 i<i<ii.>
La RulGe™V. stock dealer, dwl NEcor Jackson and

T a Salle c!f (Chinese), manufacturers cigars, 246 Sutter
I A S0CIED40 (Spanish, semi-weekly), Fredenco Ep-
^^ son e5"' and proptr, office 621 Sa^isom
» 4 ttAlintRITE FREX*H MtXI-i^L BlXfcH-
L.1 f,*!'^ i^SolTATIOX, office 729 M-"tgomety
La Tourrette Joseph R.. bookkeeper George W. Smiley,

. 4 v««f KFrPOPOl© (Italian, weekly), G. B. Ce-
tor and proprietor, office 1022 Dupont

Steiner , ^ ^

Labadie PhiUippe, dwl 11 Kearn>
Labadie W., carpenter S. F. ^ai i^. Co

Labfti Michael cook Nicly de ^'idovich, dwl 110 Minna
Labbatt John, laundr>-, 814 Larkm Octavia

Labbe Pierre, drayman, 615 Front, dwl S\\ cor ucta^a,

Laberee Charles, cabinetniaker dwl 134 Fourth
l:SS:lu^S-: dw/^^s^Sant Av bet
Labh^d Johnf n^^S- N s Sutter bet Lyon and Central
LabinI Oliver, wines and liquors, 641 Com dwl IS^^Mont

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Kvne John, dair>-man, j> » cor ,-.».v.v^v-. . — - .1„«„

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.

Laboree French, sash and blindmaker Excelsior Mills
Laburcl Peter, proptr Phoenix House, 783 Market
Laborers' Protective Benevolent Association, rooms 818

Howard
Labome Eugene, restaurant, 501 Dupont, dwl 410 Kear
Labome Josepha Mrs., manufacturer ladies' and chil-
dren's underwear, 410 Kearny
Labourdete James, milkman Palassou & Anglade, dwl

NW cor Fillmore and Francisco
Labout James H. , carriagemaker, dwl 8 Louisa
Labrut John B., liquor saloon, W s Potrero Av bet

Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Lacare Leo, laundrnnan American Exchange Hotel
Lacasson Ellen (widow), dwl 100 Turk
Lacaze Ba])tiste {Mastiune ifc L.), dwl G19 Front
Lacazettc Marie, laundress De Haes & Clement, dwl 633

Third
Laccozette Louis, laundryman Leon Ruelle, dwl W s

Dolores bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Lacesco Joseph, lab^irer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, S s

Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth
Lace.v Alice, chambermaid BrookljTi Hotel
Lacey Edward F., ooojier Simon P. Connor, dwl 12 Salmon
Lacey Eliza Miss, dwl 511 Vallejo

Lacey Frank, printer Winterbum & Co., dwl 511 Vallejo
Lacey Frederick G., dwl 14 Natoma
Lacey John G., tinsmith, dwl 1305 Folsom
Lacey Mar>' Mrs. , dwl 424 Shotwell
Lacey Peter, tanner, dwl 424 Shotwell
Lacey Robert J., carpenter and builder, dwl 511 Vallejo
Lacey Robert J. Jr., printer Kane «& Cook, dwl 511 Vallejo
Lacey Thomas S., machinist, dwl 2 Latham PI
Lacey. Sec Lacv

Lach Carl, hairdressing saloon, 403 Dupont
Lachand John, carpenter, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear
Lachand Marie Mrs., boarding, 8 Polk Lane, rear
Lachapelle Joseph H., carriage and wagonsmith, 230 Mis-
sion, dwl 61 Shiplej'
Lachele Eliza (mdow), dwl N s Francisco nr Dupont
Lachele Peter J., blacksmith, dwl Ns Francisco nr Dupont
Lachele Thomas, tinner Alexander Hoy, dwl 20 Francisco
Lacher Frank, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 533

Bryant
Lachey Thomas, laborer, dwl 214 First
Lachlan J. M., sunerintendent Pacific Mail S. S. Dock, dwl

26 Rincon PI*
Laohman Abraham, clothier, 429 Pacific
Lachman Abraham, manager S. Lachman & Co., dwl 811

Tyler
Lachman Adolph, salesman E. Goslinsky & Co., dwl 811

Tyler
Lachman Albert, cashier S. Lachman & Co., dwl 810 (Jeary
Lachman George, waiter Grand Hotel
Lachman Harrj', bookkeeper Hall & Lachman, dwl 945

Mission
Laohman John, scvilptor, dwl 653j Minna
Lachman Louis, tailor, 402 Montgomery, room 24, dwl 945

Mission
Lachman Moms (Hall ifc Lachman), dwl 945 Mission
Lachman Jlorris (Lachman it Sternfels), dwl 929i Howard
LA<'II.1I.I\ .S. A CO., California wines and brandies,

401-411 Market, and 534 Market
Lachman Samuel (S. Lachman A- Co.), dwl 810 Geary
Laohman Saul (Lachman A- Boimnan), dwl 945 Mission
LA<'II.'»I A.\" & BOWM A.\ {Saul Lachman and Michael

Jloivman), cigars and tobacco, 229 Bush
lAt'H.lIA\ A STKIiXFELS (M. Lachman and B.

II. Stirnfeh), importers, manufacturers, and dealers

furs, 129 Montgomery
Lachmann Hennan, shoemaker, 255 Steuart
Lachmund John (John Lachmund & Co.), dwl NW cor

Ellis and Buchanan
Lachmund John & Co., groceries and liquors, SW cor

Eddy and Buchanan
Lachowsky Albert (Eisrnbeis <(• L.), dwl 13 Howard
Lackeman Charles, with J. T. Ilelmken, dwl 1212 Clay
Lackenbach Charles, tailor, dwl 263 Stevenson
Lacker Charles, dwl 946 Folsom
Lackey Thomas, carpenter, dwl 355 Jessie
Laekhart J. D., mine owner, dwl 148 Sixth
Lackmann Cliarles, painter, dwl 913 Pacific
Laclaveric Paul (John Saulnier tt Co.), res Oakland
Laclerc P. , painter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Lacombe George (Stock ib L.), dwl NE cor Twentieth and

Guerrero
Lacombe George J., hatter Cornelius Desmond, dwl cor

Twentieth and Guerrero
Laconic J. (./. Lacomc A Co.), dwl 1520 Stockton
Lacome J. & Co. (Pierre Tuncan), laundry, 1520 Stockton

Laconia Co. (Chinese), manufacturers cigars, 1016 Dupont
Lacontreras Francisco, barber, dwl 11 Pinckney PI
Lacosta Jacques, laundryman, d^\l 634 Pacific
Lacoste Fran<;ois, restaurant, 617 Sacramento
Lacoste Honore(Litcien <i- L.), dwl 410 Kearny
Lacoste John, butcher J. Baj'le, dwl Fifth Avnr M.'Sonth

S. F.
Lacoste John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont and

Green
Lacoste John, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Lacoste Joseph I. , waiter Edward Ohlen, dwl SW cor Pa-
cific and Virginia
Lacoste Theodore, barkeeper, dwl 504 Vallejo
Lacoste Thomas, vegetables, Colombo Market, dwl cor

Sixteenth and Rhode Island
Lacour Peter, wines and liquors, NE cor Seventh and

Brannan
Lacrampe E., lajiidary Le'iison Bros., dwl 1219 Kearny
Lacroq Sarah, laundress, dwl 10 St. Charles PI
Lacua Frank (Lacua Jk Beillex), dwl 1 Duncan Court
Lacua & Bellies (Frank Laciut and John BeUleg), hair-
dressers and baths, 541 Jackson
Lacy Benjamin, machine agent, dwl 601 Fell
Lacy Benjamin F. , plasterer, dwl N s Twenty-eighth nr

Mission
Lacy Benjamin T. (Parke d- L.), dwl ISIS O'Farrell
Lacy Charles, laborer, dwl 425 PYeniont
Lacy Gilbert, ranchman, dwl 432 Fifth
Lacy Harrj', office 321 California
Lacy J., phj'sician, dwl 227 Second

Lacy John, contractor, dwl NE cor Jackson and Drtnnm
Lacy John, shipcarr>enter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Lacj' M. (Lifjht-Capp ct- L.), dwl Russ House
Lacy Martin, salesman J. W. Gale & Co., dwl 316 Jessie
Lacy Michael, cook schr Jane, dwl Berry St. House
Lacy Michael, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 445 Bryant
Lacy Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s Shasta

nr Illinois
Lacy Nicholas, contractor, dwl 12 Salmon
Lacy Nicholas Jr., bricklaj-er, dwl 12 Salmon
Lacy Robert, tinner S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 8 Verona PI
Lacy Thomas, lithographprinter Britton, Rey & Co., dwl

12 Salmon
Lacy Walter W. , engineer Southern Pac. R. R.
Lacy William, dwl United States Hotel
Lacy William, cardriver, dwl 432 Fifth
Lacy William, machinist, dwl 601 Fell
Ladd Attious A., contractor, dwl 1422 Broadway
Ladd Aurelius T., proprietor Manganese Mills, NE cor

Sixth and Berr;-, dwl 591 Sixth
Ladd Charles D., gunsmith, 423 Washington, dwl 22

Prospect PI
Ladd Charles J. (Carson ct L.), dwl 700 California
Ladd George, clerk, dwl 504 Stockton
Il;1DI> 4«E0KGIE S., president Electrical Construction

and Maintenance Co., and Pac. Reclamation Co.,

office 134 Sutter, dwl Palace Hotel
Ladd George W., clerk U. S. Internal Revenue OflRce, res

Oakland
Ladd Horace C, receiving' clerk Western Union Tel^raph

Co. , dwl 906 Leavenworth
Ladd Horace J., dwl 906 Lea^-enworth
Ladd Parish B., attorney at law, office and dwl 637

Kearny
Ladd W. Frank, merchant, dwl 22 South Park
Ladd W. H. (widow), dwl 511 Folsom
Laddet John, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Ladds Charles L. , carpenter Spring V£dley Water W. Co.,

dwl cor Brannan and Kate
Ladies' Depository, Mrs. M. W. Parker agent, 15 New

Montgomerj', Grand Hotel
Ladies' French Benevolent Society (Society de Bienfai-

sance des Dames Fran^aise), office 729 Montgomery'
LAlXEi^' I'ROTEt'TIOX AM» RELIEF SOCIETY

HONE, E s Franklin bet Geary and Post
Ladonis John, housesmith John Upstone, dwl 152 Fourth
Lady Bryan Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), William H.

MeClintock secretary, office 419 California room 4
Lady Emma Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.), A. D. Car-
penter secretary, office 605 Clay
Lady Esten Tininel and Mining Co. (Little Cottonwood,

Utah), Charles S. Healy secretarj', office 45 Merchants'

Exchange
Lady Washington Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), D. L.

Thomas secretary, office 419 California
Lackins George, exiiressman, dwl 507 Third
Laekins Matilda, dressmaker, .507 Third
Laenie Louis, butcher, dwl 51 Clara
Lacmlein Emma Miss (Laemlein Sisters), dwl 326 Ellis

BEAMISH'S-- Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market.

H i p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Laemlein Rebecca Miss {Laemlein Sisters), dwl 326 Ellis
Laemlein Sisters (Emma and Rebecca), pianistes and

teachers music, 3'2(i Ellis
Laerenians HYaiik, inipurter and manufacturer furniture

and beddinj;, 528 Washington, dwi !K)8 Lombard
Lafaix Emilie Mrs., laccmendcr, 320 Sutter
Lafaix Felix, eng^raver, dwl 320 Sutter
Lafaix John R., nietalengravcr, dwl 320 Sutter
Lafaix W., laborer C. A. Hoo]ier & Co.
Lafar^e Jacob, tailor, dwl 83 Clementina
Lafato Louis, nuirblecutter Giacomo Brijjnardello, dwl 13

Union PI
Lafayette Brewery, Anstett & Grojjan proprietors, 725 and

727 Green
Lafayette Hotel, Adar k Bierijo proprietors, 736 Pacific
Lafayette House, Alfred Le Day, i>ro|irietor, 708 Com
Lafec James, superintendent Hills of Eternity Cemetery,

dwl S s Columbia nr Dolores
Lafferty Bridu'ct. seamstress S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Lafferty Charles, polisher John Daniel &Co., dwl 16 Dora
Lafferty J. , smelter U. S. Mint, dwl 605 Pine
Lafferty J.ine (widow), dwl 326 Tehama
Lafferty Mary, laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough bet

Grove and Hayes
Lafferty Mary Mrs", lodgin^js, 352 Third
Lafferty Owen, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 16 Dora
Lafferty Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Columbia nr Twenty-
third, liemal Heights
Lafferty Patrick, prison-wagondriver, dwl 6 Laskie
Lafferty William S., drajTnan, dwl 777i Mission
Latfi Lucio, ^oceries, XE cor Tehama and Main
Latfin John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Laffin Lawrence, fruit dealer, dwl 214 Twelfth
Laffler Frederick, baker, dwl 1112 Kearny
Laffocatte Alexander, butcher Louis Peres & Co., dwl

Fifth nr Railroad avs. South S. F.
Lafitte Marj' Miss, milliner, dwl NW cor Pacific and

Stockt<in
Laflin James, boatman, Vallejo St.Wliarf
Lafond Julia Miss, milliner, dwl 614 Broadway
Lafontaine A. J., book and job printer, 625 Merchant
Lafourche Charles, cook Hunt's Hotel, dwl 7 Mont Av
Lafourcherie Frank R., salesman Pearson, Curtis & Co.,

dwl Alhambra House
Lafoumere John, barber Lacua & Bellies, dwl 5 Me-

dau PI
Lafrance Theodore, proprietor New York Brewery, SW

cor Shotwell and Eijfhteenth
Lafranz John, laundrjinan Lick House
Lagache Charles, piano manuf, dwl 15 Stockton
Lagan Andrew, dwl 514 Minna

Lagarde A. {Lem/iine, Gambcrt it Co.), res San Jos6
Lage Charles, waiter, dwl 317 Sixth
Lage Henry B., clerk B. Nathan & Co., dwl 130 Sutter
Lageman Henry, wood and coal, i>06 Howard
Lageolet F., weaver Mission Woolen Mills
Lager Ausfust, laborer ToiTens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Lagercrantz C. J., conductor Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl

1303 Leavenworth
Lagger Arthur, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Lagog M. J., dwl 1320 Stockton

Lagomarsino Antonio, vegetables, 53 Colombo Market
Lagomarsino F., S. F. JIusical M. Pro. Assn, 545 Cal
Lagomarsino Henrj% dra\Tiian Brj'den & Hinckley, dwl

462 Tehama
Lagomarsino Louis, dwl 1219J^ Kearny
Lagraff Bernard, butcher, dwl W s Seventh Av nr N,

South S. F.
Lagrain A., vegetable peddler, 11 Jasper PI
Lagrave Gabriel, liquor saloon, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Lagrave Gabriel, vegetables Colombo Market
Lagrowa Francis, driver Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl cor

Geary and Polk
Laguna fannerj', Oswald Krenz proptr, N s Filbert bet

Gough and Franklin
Lahaille Jean, cook, dwl 2 Caroline PI
Lahanev Patrick W., haniessmaker, N 8 Railroad Av nr

Fifth, South S. F.
Lahargou Marie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 320 Sutter
Lahey'Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 720 Grove
Lahey John, housecarpenter, dwl 16 Howard
Lahey Mar>- (widow), dwl 607i Minna, rear
Lahey Michael, laborer Southern Pac. R. R. cut, dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Lahl John, tailor, 1 Harlan PI
Lahman Charles, shoemaker, dwl 112 William
Lahurst Charles, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Lahusen Henry, barkeeper Eureka Hall, dwl 594 Stev

Lai Hing Lung & Co. (Chinese), importers teas and mer-
chandise, 729 Commercial

Lai Sang & Co. (Chinese), jewelers, 720 Jackson

Lai Yong & Bro. (Chinese), portraitpainters, 743 Wash

Laib Anton, boots and shoes, 90(> Pacific

Laib Joseph, shoemaker, 1623 Post

Laib L. C, machinist, dwl 446 Minna

Laib. See Leib

Laidlaw Alexander, draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General's
office, res Oakland

Laidley Henry, vice-consul Portugal and collector Swiss-
American Bank, office 527 Clay, dwl 807 Guerrero

Laidley James, local policeman, dwl 1799 Filbert

Laidlev James, proprietor Occidental Laundry, S 8 Fil-
beVt bet OcUvia and Gough, dwl 1799 Filbert

Laidley Marshall H., engineer Occidental Laundry, SE
cor Filbert and Octavia

Laidon John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Laimer Arthur E., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl
1514 Broadway

Lain James, calker Boole & Webster

Laine Emanuel, lapidary, dwl 2112 Mason

Laine J. & Sim {^fanuei Laine), lapidaries, 618 Merchant

Laine Jules (J. Laine d: Son), dwl 2112 Mason

Laine Manuel (J. Laine <t Son), dwl 2112 Mason

Laine. See Lane and Lehn

Lainee Louis, butcher Frederick Ford, dwl 51 Clara

Lainesse Edward, wagonmaker Kerr & Goodrich, dwl 207
Post

Laing Charles D. , clerk Louis Hartter, dwl 124 O'Farrell

Laing Jane (widow), dwl 124 O'Farrell

Laing Lucetta Miss, dwl 124 O'Farrell

Laing William B., engineer, dwl 410 Clementina

Lainus Philip, teamster, dwl 429 Ellis

Laird Annie Miss, dwl 14 Turk

Laird B. L. (widow), furnished rooms, 14 Turk

Laird Catherine, janitor Bush St. Primary School, dwl
1715^ Jones

Laird D. (Martens 6: L.), dwl 119 Sixth

LAIRD DAVID ">V., proprietor S. F. Jewelry Manu-
factorv, 613 Montgomery cor Merchant, dwl 1013
Clay "

Laird James, laborer Cal. Brick Co., dwl 8 Green

Laird James, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio

Laird R. , laborer, dwl 1209 Broadway

Lais Charles E., machinist Hope Iron Works, dwl 81 Na-
toma

Laise Eugene C, machinist, dwl 141 Second

Lait Lizzie Miss, milliner Mrs. Esther Schloss, dwl 417
Fifth

Lake , dwl 127 Kearny

Lake Benjamin, salesman C. J. Hawley & Co., dwl 1424
Clay

Lake Charles S. , painter, dwl 516 Pacific

Lake County Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.), An-
drew Baird secretary, office 304 California

Lake Daniel W., salesman Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 7 Liberty

LAKE DELOS, attorney at law, office 215 Sansom
rooms 5 and 6, dwl NW cor Vallejo and Leav

Lake L. W., agent Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 7 Liberty

Lake Frank, clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., dwl 328 Jessie

Lake Frederick W., foreign stamps, dwl 1023 Hyde

Lake George, printer, dwl S s Hickory bet Webster and
Buchanan

Lake George C, clerk E. L. Smith & Co., dwl 1808 Fill-
more

Lake Harvey, mining stocks, dwl 908 McAllister

Lake Henrietta Miss, dwl 127 Kearny

Lake Henr\-, boot and shoemaker, and manuf blacking,
645 Third

Lake James, watchmaker, dwl 128 Perry

Lake Joseph, clerk, dwl 503 O'Farrell

Lake L., dwl 407 O'Farrell

Lake L. (widow), dwl 214J Sixth

Lake Laurel D., painter Swan & Co., dwl 117 Sixth

Lake P., clerk, dwl 23 Taylor

Lake Thomas, engineer, dwl N s Valley bet San Jos6 and
Dolores

Lake Thomas, teamster, dwl 1219 Broadway

Lake William B., advertising and purchasing agent, office
309 California room 16, dwl 1023 Hyde

Lakeman Charles, expressman, NW cor Kearny and Gearj',
dwl 409 Sutter

Lakeman Nellie Miss, teacher Florence Sewing Machine
Co., dwl NE cor Third and Mission

Lakemann Adolph {Runge d: L.), dwl 312i Clementina

Laker William, tobacco agent, dwl 308 Beale

Lakin Charles, porter Kohnstamm, Straus &Co., dwl Ns
Twentieth bet Folsom and Howard

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchanl

Lakin John, carpenter, dwl 2013 Folsom
Lakins Hannah (widow), liquor saloon, 48 Sacramento
Lakins Joseph, shootintr gallerj', 48 Sacramento
Lalande A., jeweler Weyl Bros., dwl 732 Sixteenth
Lalande Jiilien, nurse French Hospital, S s Brj'ant bet

Fifth and Sixth
Lalanne Emile, hairdresser Emanuel Alliot, dwl 311

Sutter
Lallemand Blanche Miss, laundress Frank Mann, 917 Sac-
ramento
Lallenient Charles, laundrj', 804 Howard
Lallenient Jean, dwl 1122 Dupont
Lallenient John, laundry, 1610 Stockton
Lalletz Laser, clerk John Luis, dwl 2005 Polk
Lally Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 927 Broadway
Lally James, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl 510 Mission
Lally Patrick, boilermakcr, dwl 141 Second
Lallv Patrick, laborer superintendent streets, dwl City

Hotel
Lally Thomas, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Laloli David, restaurant, 704 Pacific, dwl 1031 Dupont
Lalonde Joseph D., office 446 California, dwl 405 Van

Ness Av
Lam Hop & Co. (Chinese), merchant tailors, 737i Jackson
Lamar Charles AV., secretarj' Occidental Consolidated

Mining: Co. , office 339 Kearny, dwl Russ House
Lamar Insurance Co. (Fire), (New York), Belden & Stone

agents, 313 Calitornia
Lamar Joseph B. (Lamar <t Johnson), res Oakland
Lamar & Johnson (Joseph B. Lamar and Francis John-
son), attorneys at law, office 609 Sacramento
Laniarque James, miller Francis L. Such, cor Douglas

and Twenty-fourth
Lamazou Gustave, lamidryman American Exchange
Hotel

Lamb , teamster, dwl 115 Second

Lamb Charles Y., printer Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 20

Prospect PI
Lamb Christopher, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl

605 Minna
Lamb C. S., chief operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,

res Oakland
Lamb Denny, carpenter, dwl 1502 Taylor
Larnb E. A. Miss, teacher music public schools, dwl 1502

Taylor
Lamb E. H., salesman Bray Brothers, 226 Clay-
Lamb Ephraim, driver Central B. R., dwl NW cor Bu-
chanan and McAllister
Lamb E. R., driver Central R. R., dwl 116 Taylor
Lamb Freeman B., Pioneer Washing Machine, 231 Second
(and Lamb & Spencer), dwl W s Columbia nr
Twentieth
Lamb G., salesman, dwl 603 Pine
Lamb Irene Miss, teacher Washington Grammar School,

dwl 150 Taylor
Lamb James, laborer, dwl S 8 Cortland Av nr Islais

Creek, Bernal Heights
Lamb John, engineer O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Lamb John, stevedore George H. Whitney, dwl 33 Fred-
erick
Lamb Martin W. , real estate, dwl 8 Second Av
Lamb Mary Miss, lodgings, 30 Hunt
Lamb Michael, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Lamb Owen, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl Second

St. House
Lamb Peter, captain schr Industry, Washington St.

Wharf
Lamb Philip (Farley <C- L.), dwl 228J Ritch
Lamb Thomas J., bookkeeper Wilmerdlng, Kellogg &

Co., dwl 612 Califoniia
Lamb W. E. , clerk Custom House, dwl 1502 Taylor
Lamb William H., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 503

Fell
Lamb Willis, engineer KinibaU Agricultural Implement

Manuf. (i!o., dwl 1707 Jessie
Lamb & Spencer (Freeman B. Lamb and Ferdinand

Spencer), carpenters, 231 Second
Lamback Christian, cartman, dwl 112 Clinton
Lamber John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Lambert Bernard, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,

dwl W s Mississippi nr Santa Clara
Lambert Charles, laundryman Palace Hotel, dwl 22 Du-
pont
Lambert Charles, longshoreman, dw^l 408 Beale
Lambert Cornelius, porter I'rescott House, dwl SW cor

Montgomery Av and Kearny
Lambert Daniel, vice-principal Union Grammar [School,

dwl 333 Jessie
Lambert Deby J. Mrs. (widow), dwl 214^ Sixth

Lambert E. D., driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl W s

Kentucky nr Humboldt
Lambert Elisha (Lambert, Palmer ,i: Co.), dwl 547 Fol
Lambert George, printer, dwl 74 Natoma
Lambert Gilman, clerk, dwl 16 De Boom
Lambert James, carriagemaker Walter Gallagher, dwl 681

Mission
Lambert James, liquor saloon, 105 Steuart
Lambert James, liquor saloon, NW cor First and Jessie,

dwl 18 Garden
Lambert John, speculator, dwl 1133i Howard
Lambert John S., laborer Hucks, Lambert & Greene, dwl

144 Natoma
Lambert John S., mining, dwl 16 De Boom
Lambert Mary Mrs., hairdresser, 22 Dupont
Lambert Miles, expressman, NE cor Mission and Third,

dwl 19 Gilbert, rear
Lambert, Palmer & Co. (Eliaha Lambert, William
Doughty, and Cassitis C. Palmer), wool commission
merchants, 39 Market and 3 Spear
Lambert Pierre, laundryman Lick House
Lambert R. H. (widow), dwl 108 Powell
Lambert Richard, clerk, dwl 37 O'Farrell
Lambert Richard, musician, dwl 77"j Mission
Lambert Sarah (widow), furnished rooms, 37 O'Farrell
Lambert Walter C. , broker, dwl 9 Seymour Av
Lambert William (Z/ifcArj,', L. d; Greene), dwl 144 Natoma
Lambert William, porter Prescott House, 933 Kearny
Lambert William P., lively stables, 875 Folsom
Lamberton Louis, clerk CJharles McLaughlin, dwl S 8

Sacramento nr Mason
Lambla Jules, tailor, dwi 230 Capp

Lamblen Alfred, cook Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 315 Minna
Lamborn Stephen M. , carpenter Albert A. Snyder, dwl 31

First Av
Lambrecht Henry, laborer Constitution Hotel
Lauibrecht Peter, real estate, dwi 2732 Folsom
Lamburth Archibald, carpenter, dwl SE cor Mariposa and

Minnesota
Lamoke George, groceries and liquors, NW cor Folsom

and Fifth
Lamech Olen, seaman, dwl 31 Pacific
Lamee John, butcher Miller & Lux, dwl N s First Av nr

Kentucky, South S. F.
Lamer F. D. S., blacksmith, 540 Valencia, dwl 538 Va-
lencia
Lamkau Henry, driver Pacific Brewerj-, dwl 114i Freelon
Lamke Frederick H., agent, dwl 944 Howard
Lamkine Edward, printer, dwl 017j Slinna
Lanilen Charles, foreman laundry Palace Hotel
Lamlin John, dwl 411 Minna

Lammers Henry, clerk Schnittger Bros., dwl SE cor Fill-
more and Clay
Lammers Henry J. , drayman, NW cor Battery and -Clay,

dwl 1715 Sutter
Lammers Theodore, clerk, dwl E s Treat Av nr Twenty-
second
Lammers Theodore H. A. , porter Oregon S. S. Co. , dwl

W s Treat Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Lammot E. Miss, dwl 17 Fourth
Lammot Harry D., collector and general agent, office 607

Montgomery, dwl 2217 Jackson
Lammot R. S., dwl nr S. F. Gas Works, Potrero
Lament Charles C, engineer, dwl 202 Tyler
Lamont Hugh H., machinist Hincklej" & Co., dwl E s

Chattanooga nr Twenty-third
Lamont James, shipwright, dwl 134 Francisco
Lamont Matthew, carpenter, d«i 166j Clara
Lamore Alexander, brickmaker, dwl 1107 Kearny
Lamott Anthony, hatter Pedro Noriega, dwl SW cor Turk

and Pierce
Lamott Henry, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl

Brannan nr Seventh
Lamott Peter, boxmaker S. F. Co-operative Box Factory,

dwl 13 Stevenson
Lamott Sanmel, painter, dwl 9 Taylor
Lamott* Prudent, laborer Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 421

Pacific
Lamoureaux Samuel D., painter, dwl 2 McCormick
Lamoureuz Amable, carpenter, dwl 1430 Pacific
Lamp Henry, painter Thomas Downing, dwl 527 J^ Natoma
Lamp Peter, master mariner, dwl North German Hotel
Lampa John, cook John Battifora, 650 Sacramento
Lanipe Brothers (r/i^ocfore C. and WMiam A.), Cosmo-
politan Hairdressing and Bathing Saloon, basement
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lampe Charles A., carjienter, dwi 100 Tehama
Lampe Henry, woodturner, dwi W s Dolores nr Twenty-
sixth

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

Ill

s: . P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Lampe Theodore C. {Lampe Brothers), dwl 2134 Mission

Lampo Willitim A. (Lampe Iirothers), dwl 111 Ridley

Lainper i:hristian, baker, dwl S3 Stcvcll^^on

Liinii>er Henry, laborer, dwl 83 Stevenson

Lampes H., turner Cal. Planinjf Mills, NW cor Howard

and Spear
Lamphrey Oeorgre E. B., clerk James Donnelly, 228 First
Lainphy William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 110

Berr>-
Lamiiln;^ E'. A., doorkeeper U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Lampnian (Jranville, liquor saloon, 720 Pacific
Lanipnian Henry, chief engineer stni Orizaba, Broadway

St. Wharf
Lamport Thomas, bookkeei)er MajTiard & Jones, dwl 743

Pine
Lanison George F., auctioneer and commission merchant,

42.5 Kearny, res Oakland
Lamson Jtihn R., comiX)sit«r S. F. Chronicle, dwl 509

Bush
Lamson William, laborer, dwl 18 Folsom
Lana^.in James, extninian Eng-ine No. 1 S. F. F. D.
Lanaj;an John, u])hols!terer James E. Mitchell & Co., dwl

1704 Leavenworth
Lanat,'".\n Lawrence, laborer, dwl 4 Vincent
Lanahan John, machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl 1816 Stock
Lanahan Patrick, dwl 150 Second
Lanahan Patrick, laborer, dwl 50 Louisa
Lancaster Charles, miner, dwl Park Hotel
Lancaster 1). A., dwl 117 Taylor

Lancaster Edward, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Lancaster Ephraim, carpenter, dwl 108 Powell
Lanciister F. G. (Ilcittcii d- L.), dwl Cosmojiolitan Hotel
Lancaster John, dwl 127 Kearny

Lanca.stcr Joseph {Lancaxtcr d- yforthon), res Alameda
Lancaster Ninirod, real estate, dwl 013 Stockton
Lanaister Thom;is (Polwim d; L.), dwl 242 Minna, rear
LA.\<'ASTEK A \ORTHOX (Jogeph Lancaster and

Jarvin W. Xorthon), merchant tailors, 617 Wa.sh
Lancelot O. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 634 Sutter
Lancey T. C, painter, dwl 432 Montgomery, third floor
Lanckman Paul, longshoreman, dwl S s Sixteenth bet

Guerrero and Dolores
Lancy John, clerk, dwl 907 Folsom
Land Charles, real estate, office 411J California, dwl 553

Harrison
Land Chauncey B., real estate, office 411 J California, dwl

Palace Hotel
Land Howard B., assayer Riehn, Hemme & Co., dwl 729

Bush
Land Investment Co., John R. Wilde, secretary, office

411j California, room 4
Land Mort^aje Union of California, James H. Fish presi-
dent, John T. Carter secrctarj-, 534 California
LA.\» OFFICE CENTRAL PAt'SFIC RAIL-

R0.4lk, NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Land Patrick, asphaltumroofer N. P. Perine, dwl 420

Clementina
Land Peter, dwl 420 Clementina
LA>'U OFFICE r. S., William R. Wheaton register,

C. H. Chamberlain receiver, office 506 Jackson
Landa John, laborer, dwl W s San Jose Road nr Six-mile

House
Lande Aaron, peddler dry goods, dwl 359 Tehama
Lande Bernard, mining, office 27 Merchants' Exchange,

dwl Lick House
Lande Edward, clerk Latimer & Morrow, dwl 833 Howard
Lande Isaac, peddler, dwl 359 Tehama
Lande John, printer, dwl Pacific Lodgings
Lande Josephine E., Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan

Primary School
Landels Hugh, carpenter S. M. Hills, dwl SE cor Grove

and Buchanan
Landen Gardner, clerk, dwl 712 Bush
Landenberger Louis, driver Humboldt Brewery, dwl 1839

Mission
Lander Domonic, butcher, dwl 1075 Washington
Lander George, bookkeeper E. B. Dean & Co., junction

Market and California
Lander Samuel, carpenter, dwl 305 O'Farrell
Lander Silas W. , porter, dwl 766 Bryant
Landers Daniel, miner, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Landers David (Byrne, L. <Jt Byrne), dwl Cosmopolitan

Hotel
Landers E. (widow), dwl 1313 Taylor
Landers E. S. (widow), dwl S s L, nr Fifth Av, South S. F.
Landers Frank J., carriagetrimmer John F. VanCourt,

dwl 34 Perrj-
Landers Henrj", dwl 536 Sacramento
Landers J. H.'Mrs., dwl 110 Sixth

Landers John (Landerg <t- Co.), dwl 1223 Pine

Landers .John, blacksmith, dwl W s Brewster nr San

Bruno Road, liernal Heights
Landers John, hcl)x;r Oregon S. S. Co., dwl Elizabeth PI
Landers John K., clerk, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Second Av

and Guerrero
Landers John M., Irish-American Assn, 818 Howard
Landers John P., serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 2401

Buchanan
Landers Micluvel (Landers d- Co.), dwl 562 Brj'ant
Landers Michael, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Landers Michael, marblepolisher Vitole Giovaimini, dwl

225 Perry
Landers Milton, painter, dwl 419 Hickor\- Av
Landers M. J. Mrs., dwl 429'0'Farrell
Landers Patrick, salesman Jacob Underbill & Co., dwl

2400 Buchanan
Landers Richard, laborer E. C. Boobar & Co., dwl 415 Main
Landers Sarah (widow), millinery, N s Sixteenth bet Sec-
ond Av and Guerrero
Landers Thomas, peddler, dwl 554 Natoma
Landers William J., adjuster Imperial and Queen Fire

Insurance Cos, office 430 California
LANDERS A- CO. (-/ohn Landers and Michael Lan-
ders), agents Manhattan Life Insurance Co. of New
Yorli, office Nevada Block 309 Montgomery room 2
Landeway J. R., barkeeper J. D. W. Godfrey, res Vallejo
Landgrader I)., cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 308 Fell
Landgraf Charles, blacksmith, E s Railroad Av bet Eighth
and Ninth avs. South S. F. , dwl N s Sixteenth Av nr (J
Landgraf John, barber James Murphy, dwl 1715 Stockton
Landgraf Joseph, waiter Hansa Hotel, dwl 429 Bush
Landgrebe Ed\\ard, hairdresser, dwl 522 Folsom
Landgrebe William E.,hairdressing saloon, 215 Sixth, dwl

685 Clementina
Landherr George, liquor saloon, 649 Clay, dwl 31 Moi-ton
Landies Anselmo, baker B. Ratto & Co., dwl 427 Pacific
Landini Geralamo (Landini d- Maggio), dwl 1418 Powell
Landini Guiseppe, laborer Cal. Italian Paste Co., dwl

2219 Mason
Landini & Maggio (Geralamo Landini and Fortunato

Maggio), wholesale fish, 14 Clay St. Market
Landis Casper, proptr tan baths, 53 Minna
Landis Gustave C. (Getleson d- L.), dwl 724 Green
Landlof Oloff, taihir, dwl 211i Geary
Lando Henrj', clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 317

Kearny, dwl 820 Mission
Lando Philip, cooper M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 36 Spear
Landon Mary A. (widow), dwl 717 Bush
Landon William S., capitalist, dwl 547 Mission
Landreau Charles L. , clerk, dwl 819 Kearny
Landregan J., laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Landressie H., musician, and carrier Call, dwl 10 Sansom
Landrigau Bridget Mrs., boarding, SE cor Mariposa and

Minnesota
Landry Eustace B., collector Norbert Landry, dwl 923

Powell
Landry Henry, steward John Louis Schroeder, dwl 7 W'ash-

iiigton
Landry M., French laundry, 305 Fourth
LANDRY NORBERT, real-estate agent, and rent col-
lector, office 612 Commercial, dwl 1421 Sacramento
Landry Terence, collector Norbert Landiy, dwl 316 Tyler
Lands Alfred, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Landsberg Emil G. (Landsberg dc SUverstein), dwl 729

Bush
Landsberg Henry, boots and shoes, 34 Sixth
Landsbertr Henr\', cigars and tobacco, 123 Sansom, dwl

1308 Geary "
Landsberg & Silverstein (E. G. Landsherg and Imac SU-
verstein), cigars and tobacco, SE cor Kearny and Pine
Landsberger Adolph, salesman Ackernian Bros., dwl 2

Raphael PI
LANDSBERGER B. A CO., (Arpad Haraszthy, Ed-
ward Vollmer, S. Epstein, and Louis Gross), nianuf
champagne, dealers wines, brandies, and sole proprie-
tors IXL Bitters, 10 and 12 Jones Alley
Landsberger Isidor (/. Landsberger d: Co.), dwl 1712

Stockton
Landsberger Joseph, clerk, dwl 2 Raphael PI
Landschneider Henry, proprietor Fourth St. House, 512

Fourth bet Brj-ant and Brannan
Landsittel Lewis J., foreman Bacon & Co., dwl 754 Fol
Landsman Jacob W., expressman, dwl 501 Davis
Landucci Alphonso, laborer, dwl 115 Clark
Landucci Cesare, laborer, dwl 115 Clark
Landum Louis, warehouseman Bay Sugar Refinery
Lane Adam, engineer B. P. Flint & Co., dwl W s Webster
bet Chestnut and Lombard

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactcry, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchanll

Lune Albert, draynian Peck & Co., 706 Sacramento
Lane Albert, sash and blindmaker N. P. Cole & Co., dwl

\V s Columbia bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Lane A. M., clockmaker National Clock Co., dwl 31 Sut-
ter
Lane Cornelius, laborer, dwl 13.S0 Oreen
Lane Cornelius, police laborer Golden Gate Park
Lane Daniel, hairdresser Francis Butt, dwl 338 Kearny
Lane Daniel W. (Laiw d- Abbott), dwl 18 Folsom Av
Lane Dennis, stonecutter, dwl 213 Tehama, rear
Lane D. W., hostler A. B. Smith, dwl 1209 Folsom
Lane Edmund, plumber and gusfitter, 505 Kearny, dwl E

s Dolores bet Columbia and Twentieth
Lane Edward, dwl Franklin Hotel
Lane F. H. , carpenter, dwl 814 Bush
Lane Frederick, driver Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 158 Te-
hama
Lane George, bookbinder, dwl 623 Minna
Lane George, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Salva-
dor
Lane Hannah (widow), dwl 704 Natoma
Lane Hannah Mrs., sewing-machineoperator, dwl 211J

Tehama
Lane Henry, surveyor, dwl 661 Howard
Lane James, elerk C. Curtin, dwl 13 Polk
Lane James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Lane James Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, dwl 4C6i Sixth
Lane James A. {Lane d: PiUlen), dwl W s Fillmore bet

Eddy anil Turk
Lane James E., teamster, dwl W s Fillmore bet Eddy and

Turk
Lane James H., bookkeeper Emerson Corville & Co., dwl

415 Pine
Lane James J., salesman Calahan Curtin, dwl 538 Minna
Lane Jeremiah, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, SE cor Mar-
ket and Steuart
Lane John, blacksmith, dwl 229 Perry
Lane John, marblecutter, dwl 623 Minna
Lane John, printer, dwl 623 Minna
Lane John C, clerk D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 219 Clara
Lane John J., groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifth and

Clementina
Lane John J. (Connor & L.), dwl 323 Fourth
Lane Kate (widow), dressmaker, 531 Howard
Lane L., dwl 614 Kearny

Lane Levi G., physician and surgeon, office 652 Mission
Lane Margaret (widow), laundress, dwl 9 Pinekney PI
Lane Michael (Lane ifc Buckley), dwl 503 Minna
Lane Michael, cook, dwl 2 Hinckley

Lane N. B., machinist Phoenix Iron Works, dwl 411 Hayes
Lane Nellie Miss, dressmaker Mary B. Quigg, dwl 7

Hinckley
Lane Patrick, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Lane Peter L., commission merchant, office 18 Clay, dwl

1007 California
Lane P. J., hatter, dwl 311 Stockton
Lane Robert, calker L. S. Allen, dwl W s Natoma bet

Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Lane Robert, laborer Golden Gate Park
Lane Sullivan, teamster Lane & Pullen, dwl 1304 Turk
Lane Th(5mas, gasfitter William Enright, dwl 111 Geary
Lane Thomas, laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steuart
Lane Thomas A., collector, dwl 433 Turk
Lane Thomas H., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Lane W. H., conductor Central R. R., dwl Railroad House
Lane William, cook Emerson Corville & Co., dwl 342 Union
Lane William, marbleworker Duffy Brothers, dwl 623

Minna
Lane William E., plumber Edmund Lane, dwl E s Dolores

nr Twentieth
Lane & Buckley (Michael Lane and John Buckley), liquor

saloon, 1000 Market
Lane & Kurtz Cariboo Mining Co. (British Columbia), B.

B. Minor secretary, office 309 Montgomery room 49
Lane & Pullen (James A. Lane and Stephen Pullen),

teamsters, Pier 9 Steuart
Lanfranchi Benvenuto, clerk French Consulate, dwl S s

Twenty-second bet Valencia and Guerrero
Lanfranchi Clemence Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl S s Twenty-Second bet Valen-
cia and Guerrero
Lang Adam, baker and confectioner, 1128i Folsom
Lang Alexander (Lang cfc Ilanbury), dwl N s Ellis nr De-

visadero
Lang Annie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. C. Hedeza, dwl 10

Turk
Lang Benjamin, teamster L Gutte, dwl E s Fourth nr
Harrison

Lang Charles, engineer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, dwl 29

Oak Grove Av
Lang Charles, saloonkeeper, dwl 74 Clementina
Lang Charles, waiter Constitution Hotel
Lang Charles E., bookkeeper M. Wertheimer & Bro., dwl

1503 Broadway
Lang Charles E., sign and omamentalpainter, 216 Wash-
ington, dwl 1714 Mason
Lang Charles E. Jr., painter Alexander Chisholm, dwl

1714 Mason
Lang Charles F. , laborer Golden Gate Park
Lang Christian, barber Philip Cohen, dwl 5 St. Marsh's PI
Lang D., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Lang Ernest, watchmaker, 526 Conmiercial, dwl 10 Cadell

Alley
Lang George (Lang <k Co.), dwl 348 Clementina
Lang George F. , driver Nathan Simonds, dwl NW cor

Twenty-fourth and Vennont
Lang George R. , contractor, dwl S s Borland nr Dolores
Lang Gustave, machinist, dwl 18 First
Lang Harris, clerk, dwl 115 Fifth

Lang Henry, coopej, 112 and 114 Jackson, dwl 131'^Jack
Lang Henry, laborer S. Roth & Co. , dwl Continental Hotel
Lang Henry, miner, dwl 824 Kearny
Lang Henry, seaman schooner Annie Harley, Washington

St. Wharf
Lang I., dwl 44 Third

Lang Isaac (Tandler ifc L.), dwl 411 Octavia
Lang Isidor, student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl 315

Tyler
Lang Jacob L., registry clerk Post Office, dwl 411 Octavia
Lang James, dwl Morton House
Lang James (Kilday & L.), dwl 139 Minna
Lang James, carpenter, dwl 31 Tehama
Lang James, seaman, dwl 919 Battery
Lang J. E., clerk, dwl 102 Eddy
Lang John, laborer, dwl 22j Bluxome
Lang John, pressman, dwl 1116 Montgomery
Lang John F. , locksmith and bellhanger, 1326 Polk
Lang Joseph, mariner, dwl 29 Pacific
Lang J. v., dwl 14 Turk
Lang J. W. , printer, dwl Overland House
Lang Lawrence, tailor Marx Wilzinski, dwl 106 Dupont
Lang Lorenz, tailor, dwl 2 Stockton PI
Lang Louis, dwl 29j Lillj' Av
Lang Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 69 Minna
Lang O. , dwl 22 Taylor

Lang Otto, driver Lang & Co. , dwl 25 Morton
Lang Owen, longshoreman, dwl 424 Broadway
Lang Peter, porkbutcher, 7 Metropolitan Market, dwl 12

Louisa
Lang Samuel W. , agent stm Express, dwl 302 Davis
Lang W., clerk, dwl 14 Turk

Lang William, milkman, dwl Cole nr Golden Gate Park
LANO »l' CO. (George Lang and Daniel Kraus), whole-
sale foreign wines and liquors, 8 Morton
Lang & Hanbury (Alexander Lang and John F. Han-

hury), furniture, 104 Fourth
Langan Bridget (widow), lodgings, 372 Clementina
Langan Peter, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 521

Howard
Langan Peter, watchman, dwl 41 Natoma
Langan Thomas, special policeman Wade's Opera House,

dwl 2 Vallejo PI
Langbein Herman, barber John Lehritter, dwl SW cor

Montgomery Av and Kearny
Langdale Alfred, carpenter, dwl 811 Stockton

Langdon , stockbroker, dwl 925 Market

Langdon C, dwl 103 Mason

Langdon Thomas, extraman Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D.,

dwl 11 St. Mary
Langdon Tlidmas, special policeman, dwl 2 Vallejo PI
Langdon Walter, tinsmith Freeman & Wrin, dwl 22 First
LANC;UOV WILLI AHI H., practical upholsterer, 500

Ellis cor Leavenworth
Lange August, cook McKittrick & Kennv, dwl 15 Harlan

PI
Lange Charles H., liquor saloon, 258 Steuart, dwl 74 Clem
Lange Edward, cigannaker John Claussen, dwl 24 Anna
Lange Edward A., porter, dwl E s Treat Av bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Lange Emil, captain stm Mary Ellen, dwl North German

Hotel ♦

Lange Eniest, druggist Joseph H. Drossel, dwl S s Pine

bet Dupont and Stockton
Lange F. W., groceries and liquors, SE corKear and Lomb
Lange George, mariner, dwl 219 Main
Lange George H., clerk Amandus Reukmann, dwl NE

cor Folsom and Beale

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Goods.

p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

LanKe Henry {Lange <fc Scheffer), dwl f>28 Capp
Lanjre Ilenrj-, flreinan tusfboat Mmian-li, Tacilic St. Wharf
Lanife Heiir>- C, griHJcrius and lii|uors, cor Liuskie and Miss
Laiiire Huiiry William. nia<^!hini»it Keininf4,(>n Sewing- Ma-
chine Co., dwl .S-2() Sixth
Lan^ Hennan, mariner, dwl North Gennan Hotel
Lan^re John, bricklayer, dwl 134 Fourth
Laiiife John, lumberman, dwl E s Treat Av nr Twenty-
third
Lange tKscar, photojrraph artist, dwl 1811 Dupont
Lange P. N., gniceries and liquors, NE cor Townsend and

t'rook
Lanpre W. A., expre.sanian, dwl 1810 Hyde nr Vallejo
Lange William, dairy, SW cor Cole and Carl
Lange William A., cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co.,

dwl (>:>s Jessie
Lange vVt Scheffer (Henry Lan;je and F. Schfffi-r), manu-
facturers and wholesale cigars, 304 Sacramento
Langenliovel Engelbert, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege
Longer Robert, telegraph-instrumentniaker Electrical

Construction and Maintenance Co., dwl 224 Third
Langer Robert Mrs., dressmaker, 224 'fhird
Langerniann C. F. A., blacksmith Nathan W. Spaulding,

dwl ir)79 Turk
Langenuann Hennann, blacksmith, W s Railroad nr Fifth

Av, South S. F., dwl E s Fifteenth nr Railroad Av,

South S. F.
Langernaok Christian, cabinetmaker, dwl 1225 Market
Lan!,'es Charles, dwl 520 Mission
Langevin Maxima, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture

Co., dwl 725 Mission
Langfield David, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Langford George H., molder, dwl 907 Folsom
Langford John, local policeman, dwl SE cor Vallejo and

and Davis
Langford Thomas R., policeman City Hall, dwl 2 Jackson

PI bet Vallejo and Green
Langhanj Charles, clerk Isaacs, Gross & Co., dwl 920

Washington
Langhorn M. B., dwl 706 California
Langland Benjamin Franklin, bookkeeper William L.

Duncan, dwl 1215 Mission
Langland Edward, painter Andrew Frei, dwl Drumm nr

Sacramento
Langland Nelson P. (Langland <(.• Leach), dwl 1215 Miss
LA>'<;L.iND «&' LEACH (Xelgon P. Langland and

Jamen G. Leach), stairbuilders, 485 Branuan, rear
Langley Andrew, engineer, dwl 34 Main
Langley Charles, dwl 337j Third
Langlev Charles, blacksmith, dwl 44 Sixteenth Av, South

S. F.
Langley Charles, clerk, dwl 14 O'Farrell
Langley Charles (estate of;, (fiharles Langley ct Co.),

office NE cor Front and Pine
Langley Charles, local policeman, dwl 535 Seventh
Langley Charles-& Co. (estate Charles Langlej'and Henry

Michaels), importers and jobbers drugs, chemicals,

drug^sts' materials, etc., and agents Phoenix and

St. John Quicksilver Mining Cos, NE cor Front and

Pine
Langley Charles Jr., clerk Charles Langley & Co., dwl 11

Van Ness Av
Langley Charles E., dwl 958 Folsom
Langley Charles L., miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl

958 Folsom
Langlev David, dwl 12 Louisa
LA.VCiLEY HE^'RY G., directory publisher, offlce

and dwl 612 Clay bet Montgomerj' and Keaniy
Langley James, merchandisebroker, dwl 032 Market
Langley James M., blacksmith Jean B. Arfort, dwl 958

Folsom
Langley Lewis, trunkmaker, dwl 12 Louisa
Langley Thomas, cook Richard O'Conner, dwl 424 Bdwy
Langlev Thomas W., stockbroker, office 319 California,

dw'l 626 Sutter
Langley William A., dwl 958 Folsom
Langlitz John, expressman, NE cor Washington and

Dupont, dwl W s Stockton bet Francisco and Bay
Langlotz H., musican, dwl 283 Stevenson
Langrnaak Frederick, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger

& Son, dwl 1225 Market
LAXCiPAAP <'H.iRLE.<» A CO. (Adolph Weber),

proprietors Hiunboldt Hotel, 231 and 233 Fifteenth

nr Howard
Langreen John, carpenter, dwl 562 Howard
Langrehn Frank, carpenter, dwl 316 Ivy Av
Langrehr Henry C, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., 113

California

Langrider Dietrick, shoemaker, 308 Fell
Langridge George, market, SE cor Union and Hyde
Langstadter Isaiah S., cigars and tobacco, 210 Bush, dwl

331 Turk
Langstadter Meyer, cigars and tobacco, 319 Sansom, dwl

331 Turk
Langstadter P. Miss, teacher Bryant St. Primar}' School,

dwl 331 Turk
Langstatlter Seligman, fancy goods, dwl 331 Turk
Langstaff William, cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First
Langstaff Jlatthew, ]>resident Whitney & Co.'s Express,

dwl Prescott House
Langster W., clerk, dwl 114 Mason
Langstoff William, cari)enter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

6() Tehama
Langston Annie (%vidow), dwl W s Iowa bet Mariposa and

Solano
Langston Jesse, teamster Pacific Glass Works, dwl W a

Iowa nr Marijiosa
Langstroth John Alexander, accountant S. F. Savings

Union, dwl 219 Lombard
Langshaw Henry, cook, 224 Sixth, dwl 160 Shipley
Langshaw Jacob, cook Russ House, dwl 20 Louisa
Lan^on M. L., painter, dwl 22 Second
Langueletta Kali Mrs., midwife, dwl 30 Jessie
Langueletta Louis, machinist, dwl 30 Jessie
Languish K . , locksmith, dwl 266 Stevenson
Lanigan Bartholomew, car))enter, dwl 2930 Folsom
Lanigan Edward, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1

S. F. F. D.
Lanigan John, carjietlayer, dwl 1704 Leavenworth
Lanigan John, laborer, dwl 323 Vallejo
Lanigan Thomas, laborer, dwl 315 Vallejo
Lanigan William, expressman, cor Sansom and Broadway,

dwl 220 Broadway
Lanihan Michael, expre.ssman, dwl 24 Clara
Laninger George, truckman, cor Washington and Front,

dwl 5 St. Charles PI
Lanini Gaspar, oyster stand, 320 Montgomery, dwl 106

Dupont
Lank Douglas, teamster Ten Cent Parcel Delivery Co., dwl

Ekldy bet Steiner and Pierce
Lank George, butcher John H. McMenomy, dwl 520 Fulton
Lank George A., bathman Sanitarium Baths, dwl 2212 Pow
Lank Samuel J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 534 How
Lankenau Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Po-
well and Ellis
Lankenau Henry (Lanlccnau <t Co.), dwl cor Railroad

and Eleventh avs. South S. F.
Lankenau Richard (Lankenau <i- Issendorf), dwl SW cor

Howard and Beale
Lankenau & Co. (Henry Lankenau and Hermann H.

Dieckmann), groceries, liquors, hardware, and tools,

cor Railroad and Eleventh avs. South S. F.
Lankenau & Issendorf (Richard Lankenau and Fred-
erick Issendorf), groceries and liquors, SWcor How-
ard and Beale
Lankerman Paul, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Lankershim Isaac (Schollc ct- L.), dwl 1521 California
Lankey J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 906 Stockton
Lanktree Joseph (Lanktree iV Haywood), dwl 751 Folsom
Lanktree & Haywood (Josejih Lanktree and Mark Hay-
wood), coal and wood, 749-753 Folsom
Lann Charles, tailor, dwl 1005 Powell
Lann Henrj-, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Lannahan David, laborer, dwl 141 Second
Lannay A. Miss, teacher French and English, dwl 101

Prosjiect PI
Lannay E. (widow), teacher French, dwl 101 Prospect PI
Lannes Edward H., printer, dwl 1135 Clay
Lannigan Charles, laborer, SW cor California and Front
Lannigan Cornelius, barkeeper John S. Stratman, dwl

713 Clementina
Lannigan James, engineer, dwl 545 Second
Lann John H., bricklayer, dwl 444 Sixth
Lanno Pierre, waiter, dwl 409 Dupont
Lannon James W., local policeman, dwl 424i Shipley
Lannon Thomas, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 50

Natoma
Lannon Bridget Miss, domestic John Morton, 305 Taylor
Lanjiher Walter A., butcher Wilson, Merrj' & Co., dwl

cor Buchanan and Ba3'
Lansby John, seaman, dwl 423 East
Lansing Henrj^ J., melter Pacific Refinery and Bullion

Exchange, dwl 55 Twenty-fourth nr Bryant
Lansing George J., dwl 29 Potter
Lansing GeiTit, L., chief clerk auditor's office Central

Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 422

Second

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cnres Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchanl

Lansing J. W., painter, dwl 704i Mission

Lansing M. J. Mrs. , dwl 910 Stockton

Lansing Theodore F. , booIvl<eei>er Pacific Rubber Paint

Co., 207 Sacramento, dwl 20 Ellis
Lanszweet Louis, apothecarj- and chemist, 410 Fourth
Lantheaume Ferdinand, with Mrs. L. L. Lantheaume,

dwl 520 Merchant
Lantheaume L. L. (widow), restaurant, .520 Merchant
Lantheaume .John P., bakery, S.lt! Fourth
Lanthier Antoine, plasterer," dwl E s Tenth bet Harrison

and Brjant
Lanthier Evangelist, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,

dwl 923 Natoma
Lantoni G., fish. Old CQay St. Market, dwl Hotel De

Italia
Lantz Charles, laborer John P. Hanson, dwl 803 Green-
wich
Lanz Louis, painter Ban-on & Rea, 815 Market
Lapachet Bernard, barkeeper Samuel Tetlow, dwl 803

Kearny
Lajjachet Louis, dwl 202 Sixth
Lapachet Peter, barkeeper Samuel Tetlow, dwl 1605

Mason
Lapfgeer August, teacher music, dwl 502 Taylor
Laphard Adolf, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Lapham Charles, carpenter Baldwin's New Theater
Lapham Charles, fireman stm Mohongo, Broadway St.

Wiarf
Lapham Foster, salesman Julius Samuels, dwl 1716 Pacific

Av
Lapham Grant, clerk State Investment and Insurance

Co. , dwl 1716 Pacific Av
Lapham Jane G. Mrs., dwl 410 Tehama
Lapham John V., merchant, dwl 1710 Pacific Av
Laphon J., cook Miners' Restaurant, dwl 531 Commercial
Lapique Frank, tailor, dwl ,508 Howard
Lapiendeur John, butcher J. Eayle, dwl E s Fifth Av nr

M, South S. F.
Lapierre J. Marsan, foreman freight depot Southern Pac.

R. R., cor Fifth and Townsend, dwl 61S Fourth
Lapierre M. Mme., nurse, dwl 1318 Dupont
Laplace Frank, marblecutter Charles Roche, dwl 815 Stock
Laplin Frank, janitor Cal. Hotel
Lapman Henry, engineer stm Orizaba, dwl 907 Union
Lapointe John, carpenter, dwl N s Lynch bet Jones and

Leavenworth
Lapolide Louis, laborer, dwl 627 Broadway
Laporel Peter, proprietor Phenix House, SE cor Market

and Fourth
Lapoi-te Gravel Mining and Water Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.),

R. Wegener secretary, office 414 California
Laporte Jean B., real-estate agent, office 402 Montgom-
ery room 24, dwl 425 Grove
Lapoulide Adolf, porter Livingston & Co., dwl 1114 Stock-
ton
Lapnulide Gustave, dwl 1114 Stockton
Lappidge William F., master mariner, dwl 742 Valencia
Lappin Thomas, deckhand O. and O. S. S. Gaelic
Lapsley Henry, collector, 230 Montgomery, dwl 419 Hyde
Lapsley Thomas, carpenter, dwl 125 Shipley
Lapsley William, laborer, dwl 125 Shipley
Lapum M. A. (widow), dwl 15 Rincon PI
Laque James, dwl 737 Howard
Lara Lamenta, carpetlayer, dwl 516 Vallejo
Laraida B., blacksmith, dwl Helvetia Hotel
Larauch John, fruits, dwl 29 Second
Larbig Nich(jlas, pilot stm New World, Market St. Wharf
Larch Thomas, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Larco Nicholas, importer provisions, coffee, etc., 430

Jackson, dwl 626 California
Larcombe Elizabeth Mrs., witliAVestem Union Telegraph

Co., dwl 522 California
Lard Jacob, S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 Cal
Lardis Christopher, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Lardner Frank, fireman stm New World, Market St. Wharf
Lardner George, salesman Michael Walsh, dwl 632 Minna
Lardner Henry F. , shorthand reporter Samuel J. Clarke

Jr. , dwl 136i Rose Av
Lardner James, bricklayer, dwl 1139 Mission
Lardner Patrick, stonecutter, dwl 1139 Mission
Lare Peter, Scandinavian Soc. , 71 New Montgomery
Lareider Raget, housesmith Calvin Nutting & Son, dwl

Helvetia Hotel
Larentzen A. P., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Largaf William, housepainter, dwl 426 Haves
LA!t<i.4W JAItlEI^, pastor St. John the Baptist Church,

dwl 2220 Geary
Largan Mary (widow), dwl 2220 Geary
Large Henry, druggist Redington & Co., dwl 166 Tehama

Large Thomas W., helper Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl

106 Tehama
Large William, gilder Snow & Jlay, dwl 12 Cleveland
Large William, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 166

Tehama
Largue James W., seaman, dwl SE cor Mission and Steu
Larios Stanocio, blacksmith, dwl 1318 Dujx)nt
Lark Cyrus, plasterer, dwl 729i Natoma
Lark George, conductor, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Larkens John, stableman Oliver Hinckley, 554 Mission
Larkey James, captain U. S. stm Katy, dwl NW cor Fil-
bert and Webster
Larkhead Charles, laborer Southern Pac. R. R.
Larkin Alfred O., real estate, office 207 Sansom
Larkin Ann Miss, laceworker Gustave Hohenthal, dwl 431

Tehama
Larkin Ellen Mrs., washing and ironing, dwl 183 Jessie
Larkin Georie B., drajTnan Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,

dwl 415 Natoma
Larkin Henry W., dwl W s Howard nr Twenty-first
Larkin Hugh, laborer Michael Clark, dwl E s Hampshire

bet El Dorado and Sixteenth
Larkin James, laborer, dwl SE cor Drumm and Oregon
Larkin James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Larkin J. E. , storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. China
Larkin Jerome, miner, dwl 127 Jackson
Larkin John, dwl 428 Clementina
Larkin John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Larkin John, foreman Pac. Transfer Co.'s stables, dwl

555 Mission
Larkin Joseph, engineer Musto Bros., dwl 205 Clay
Larkin Michael, driver Pac. Ice Co., dwl 35 Jessie
Larkin Michael, expressman, SW cor Washington and

Front, dwl Washington House
Larkin Michael, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Larkin Jlichael, laborer Eureka Foundr>', dwl 62 First
Larkin Michael, miner, dwl 424 Broadway
Larkin Jlichael, teamster Joseph Bassett, dwl 24 Scott PI
Larkin Thomas {Larkin & Flaherty), dwl N s Ash Av

bet Polk and Larkin
Larkin Thomas Rev. , assistant pastor St. Patrick's Church,

dwl 744 Mission
Larkin Thomas, teamster, dwl 34 Ritch
LARKI\ TBIIOM.iS O., real-estate, office 604 Mer-
chant, dwl 1124 Stockton
Larkin & Flaherty (Thomns Larkin and Richard Fla-
herty), asphaltumworkers, 35 Post
Larkins Edward, dwl 431 Turk
Larkins F., fish dealer, dwl N s Sacramento bet Brode-

rick and Baker
Larkins Francis, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Gre-
nada, dwl 512 Howard
Larkins Frederick (Larkins <i- Sposito), dwl N s Sacra-
mento bet Broderick and Baker
Larkins James, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Larkins William (Larkins <f; Co.), dwl S s Dorland bet

Guerrero and Dolores
LARKIXS A CO. (iVilliam Larkins and George Mc-

Leud), carriage manufs, 631 and 033 Howard
Larkins & Sposito (Frederick Larking and Joh n Sposito),

fish, 101 and 102 California Slarket
Lamen Patrick, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building,

dwl 108 Shipley
Larney Nicholas, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 152 Dora
Lan-ener Charles, clerk Tliomas Day, dwl 423 O'Fairell
Laroche Alfred, fire-insurance agent, cor Sansom and

California, dwl 514 Geary
Laroche Charles, waiter Louise Legrand, SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Vallejo
Laroche James, clerk, dwl 1016 Market
Laroche P. A., city agent Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.,

dwl 514i- Geary
Laroux Victor, carpenter, dwl 5 August Alley
Larrabee Antonio, laborer, dwl 526 Broadway
Larrabee Charles, carpenter, dwl S s California bet Hyde

and Larkin
Larrabee G. Mrs. , dwl 995 Market
Larrabee John F., conductor Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1524

Sacramento
Larrabee Lewis R. , shipwTight, dwl 113 Jackson
Larrabee W. J., collector, dwl 995 Market
Larrau Eniile, cook Lafayette Restaurant, 711 Com
Larrcey Frank, laundryman, dwl 870 Folsom
Larree John, porter Lemoine, Gambert & Co., dwl cor

Dupont and Broadway
Larrener Charles, clerk Thomas Day, dwl 423 O'Farrell
Larrinier Anderson W. , harnessmaker, 2003 Mission, dwl

N s Goldman PI nr Mission
Larrimore B. Jr,, expressman, dwl 617 Union

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

k . p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Larriiuore Richanl, car|)enter, dwl til" Moiitgomerj' Av
Larriniiire Richard Sr., carpenter and builder, 614 Green,

dwl 52!) Montitoniery Av
Larroche Frangais, tripe, "21 San Fmncisco Market, dwl

NE cor Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Larron H., dwl 704 Pine

Larrondo Koniona (widow), dwl 293 Clementina
Larrose L., dwl 1232 Uupont
Larry David, stableman City R. R.
Larsen Andrew, seaman, dwl 132 Stcuart
Larsen Anton, cig-arsand candies, 1404i Powell
Larsen Anton J., tailor, dwl 29 Freclon nr Fourth
Larsen Auj,'ust, seaman, dwl 415 E;vst
Larsen C, Scandinavian Dramatic Club, 71 New Mont-

g%imery
Larsen Kdward, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Larsen Frederick, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Larsen Gilbert, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Larsen Hamilton, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Larsen Hans, carifcnter, dwl 15 Howard
Larsen Hans, seaman schr William, Bulkhead bet Wash-

inirtoii and Jackson
Larsen Herman, seaman S. S. Newbeni, Folsoni St. Wharf
Larsen Jacob, carpenter, dwl 311 East
Larsen Jennie (widow). Jwl 17 Caroline
Larsen John, seaman, dwl North Oennan Hotel
Larsen John, shiiicarpcnter, dwl 28 Clay
Larsen Gorjjen, Scandinavian Soc. , 71 New Montgomerj'
Lai-sen Joseph, painter, dwl 22 Second
Larsen Lars, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Larsen Lars, porter WoiKlhams & Ludlum, dwl 327 Oak
Larsen Lauritz, master schr Rough and Ready, office 305

East
Larsen L. E., master mariner, dwl 305 East
Larsen Louis, carjienter California Planing Mills
Larsen Louis, machinist West Coast Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 312 Bcale
Larsen Martin P., shoemaker, dwl Pacific bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny
Larsen Matthias, teamster, dwl <509 Jackson
Larsen Nicholas, dairjTnan, dwl W s San Jos6 Road nr St.

Mary's College
Larsen Ohlans, teamster J. &, P. N. Hanna, dwl NW cor

California and Market
Larsen Olof T., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Larsen Peter, mariner, dwl 28 Claj'
Larsen Peter, seaman, dwl 20 Sacramento
Larsen Peter, shipcarpenter, dwl 15 Howard
Larsen Peter C. (Larsen A WiUon), dwl 706 Mason
LARSEN A >VIL80.\ (Peter C. Larsen and William

]yilson), watchmakers and jewelers, NW cor Kearny

and Sutter
Larsen. Sec Larson
Larseneur Charles T., gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl 423

O'Farrell
Larseneur Dominick, machinehand N. W. Cole & Co., dwl

70G Bush
Larseneur Louis (Larseneur <fe Shcerin), dwl Terminal

Hotel
Larseneur Louis Jr., stonecutter Larseneur & Sheerin,

Terminal Hotel
LAKSENEl'U •& SHEERI.V (Louig Larseneur and

Daniel Sheerin), marblecutters, SE cor Broderick

and Ellis, and stoneyard, N s Townsend bet Second

and Third

Larson , with Thomas Day, dwl 423 OTarrell

Larson Andrew, Coojjers' Union, 417 Bush

Larson Christian, chickenranch, dwl W s Old San Jos6

Road nr Ocean House Road
Larson Christian, marblecutter, dwl National Hotel
Larson Christian, seaman, dwl 430 Dnmim
Larson Gilbert, foreman Francis X. Kast, res Berkeley
Larson James, turner, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Larson James, wood and coal, 259 First, dwl 4 Tehama
Larson John, carpenter, dwl 108 Fell
Larson John, seaman, dwl 249 Clara
Larson John, seaman, dwl 34 Natoma
Larson Lars, lumberman, dwl 315 Beale
Larson Lewis, seaman, dwl 34 Frederick
Larson Martin, carpenter, dwl 7j Garden, rear
Larson Martin, seaman P. M. S. S. City of San Francisco
Larson Martin, teamster Lane & Pullen, dwl 1304 Turk
Larson Peter, cook Anderson & Marshall, dwl Montgom-

erj- Court bet Pacific and Broadway
Larson Peter A., liquor saloon, 423 Kearny, dwl 41.S Bdwy
Larson Theodore, carpenter, dwl 18 First
Larson William, seaman, dwl 531 East
Lartigua Pierre J. , poultry, game, etc. , 15 S. F. Market,

dwl 734 Jackson

Larue Sigmonde, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
Larue Thomas, sawyer, dwl S s Precita Av nr Precita

PI, Bernal Heights
Lary .fohn, ijroduce jjeddler, dwl W a Octavia bet Post

and Sutter
Larzelere William B. (Larzelere, }Fitham tt Wightman),

dwl 425 Bryant
Larzelere, Witham & Wightman (Willinm B. Larzelere,

William L. Witltam, and John Wightman Jr.),

produce connnission merchants, SW cor Clay and

Davis
Lasar David, bookkeci)er Jacob Blum, dwl 1524 Post
Lasar Leopold (S. Lei)>i i{- Co.), dwl 15^ Post
Lasci Santa, cari)enter, dwl 500 Union
Lascombe Eugene, manuf and dealer baskets, etc., 25

Montgomery Av, dwl 722 Washington
Lascout Honore, dwl 13 Virginia
Laselle Charles Mrs. (widow), dwl 417 Post, rear
Laselle Charles C, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co,, dwl

417 Post, rear
Laselle Joseph A., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl

203 Turk
Lash H., manuf lace ruffles, 506 Market, dwl 917 Eddy
Lash Theodore, cabinetmaker, dwl 313 Ritch
Lashier Dell S., salesman Harrison & Dickson, 210 Sac
Lask Edward, clerk, dwl 524 How
Lask Harry J., accountant Louis Kaplan, 27 Merchants'

Exchange, dwl 918 Stockton
Lask Louis, merchant, office 25 Sansom, dwl 918 Stockton
La-sker Julius (Lasher A Wolf), dwl 25 Stockton
Lasker & Wolf (Julius Lasher A- Emil Wolf), mirrors,

pictures, and moldings, 618 Washington
Laskie Phillip, waiter Balwin's Restaurant
Lass Christian, master mariner, dwl 1817j Powell
Lass Maurice, peddler, dwl 708 Brannan, rear
Lassa Thomas, stocks, dwl 242 Taylor

Lasselette (widow), dwl 2128 Stockton

Lassalette Julien, dwl 2128 Stockton

Lassallatte Madeleine Miss, laundress Bemard'^Sarthou,

dwl 907 Sacramento
Lassar Lassar, boots and shoes, 1411 Stockton
Lassaux N., milkman, Spring Valley
Lassell John, carpenter, dwl 57 Jessie
Lasselle Benjamin F., blacksmith and cast-steelworker,

352 Market, res Eight-mile House
Lasselle Frank H., clerk melter and refuier's department

U. S. Mint, dwl 31 Everett
Lassett Martin, dwl 742 Howard

Lassette Pierre, brassfinisher Frank Baud, dwl 522 Fulton
Lasetti John, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Lassman Herman, tailor, dwl 213 Clara
Lasson Andrew F., seaman, dwl 531 East
Lasswell Charles, gasfitter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 232

Jessie ■
Lasswell D. F. , proptr Golden State Pump, and brass-
founder, plumber and gasfitter, 747 Mission
Lasswell M. D. , plumber, dwl 747 Mission
Lasswell Walter D., plumber Thomas Ross, dwl 747 Miss
Last Charles, lodgings, 924 Stockton
Last Charles, engraver, dwl 924 Stockton
Last John, blacksmith, dwl 924 Stockton
Lastra Albert, laborer, dwl 11 Bannam PI
Liastra Alice (widow), dwl 11 Bannam PI
Lastra Eliza, tailoress, dwl 11 Bannam PI
Lastra Eloisa Miss, student Barnard's Biisiness College

Lastrato , stock dealer, dwl 210 Montgomery Av

Lastrato Lucas, dwl 1018 Stockton

Lastrede Giroloma, fisherman, dwl 37 Sacramento

Lastien George, butcher, dwl 5 Commercial

Lasurice Frank, clerk Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 430 Green

Latapie Peter, Ijutcher, dwl W s Railroad Av nr Sixth,

South S. F.
Latchford B., miner, dwl 8 Mason

Lath F., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and Morton
Lathain E., dwl 119 Mason
Latham Charles, teacher music and organist, dwl 647

Howard
Latham Ellen Mrs., dwl 208 Twenty-second
Latham Frank B., secretarj' Consolidated Amador Mining

Co., and accountant North Pac. Coast R. R., office 426

California room 9, dwl 320 O'Farrell
Latham James, carpenter, dwl 667 Seventeenth
Latham James H. (./. H. Latham <t- Co.), res Oakland
L.ITH.IM J. H. & t'O. (J. K. S. Latham), stock-
brokers, office 411 California
Latham J. K. S. (J. H. Latham <(■ Co.), dwl 219 Powell
Latham Josei>h, laborer Union Ironworks, dwl 170 Perrj'
Latham Miles B., driver City R. R. Co., dwl 123 Fifteenth

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

r. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchas

LATH.iM MILTUV S., president London and San

Francisco Bank (limited), otRce $2ti California, dwl

638 Folsoni
Latham Richard, laborer, dwl 10 Salmon
Latham William B., attorney at law, dwl 1623 Webster
Lather ,1. Mrs., dwl E s Broderick bet Pine and California
Lather Timothy, laborer, dwl E 8 Broderick bet Pine and

California
Lathrop Albert S., clerk V. S. W. Parkhurst, dwl 414

Minna
Lathrop Barbour T., reporter Momine: Call, dwl 821 Cal
Lathrop Benjamin G., real estate, office 410^ California,

dwl cor Sacramento and Hyde
Lathrop Elijah, real estate, dwl Gil Shotwell
Lathrop Elisha, carriajetrimmer John W. LowTy, dwl

1320 Kearny
Lathroi) G. A., physician, office 310 Kearny, dwl Palace

Hotel
Lathrop H. D. Rev., rector Church of the Advent, dwl

929 Tyler
Lathrop Henrj' B. Sen., mining superintendent, dwl 18

Essex PI
Lathrop J., clerk, dwl 742 Washington
Lathro]) John, clerk, dwl 1200 Market
Lathrop Lorin A., clerk Hale, Page & Wilson, dwl 929

Tyler
Lathrop Thomas W., cashier Walter TumbuU & Co., dwl

1109 Howard
Lathrop W., dwl 23 Eddy
Latimer George, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl 775

Folsom
Latimer Lorenzo D. (Latimer d: Morrow), dwl 1034 Jack
Latimer Thomas, waiter stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
LATI.nEK »V M«RK«»V {Lorenzo D. Latimer and

William W. Morrow), attorneys at law, office Nevada

Block, 309 Montgomery rooms 72-76
LATOX t'HAKLES A., secretary Commercial Insur-
ance Co. of California, and agent Fire Assn of Phila-
delphia, office 22S California, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Latson Charles H., expressman, cor Kearny and Pine,

dwl 477 Jessie
Latson F. P., salesman H. Rosekrans & Co., dwl 315 Oak
Latson Walter, messenger Market St. Bank of Savings,

634 Market
Latta John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Latte Samuel, fancy goods, 344 Third, dwl 788 Harrison
Latz Benjamin, salesman Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co., dwl

300 Stockton
Latz Gottlieb, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,

South S. F.
Latz Philip, stockkeeper Ash Bros., dwl 410 Pacific
Latz Samuel G., sale-man Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl

300 Stockton
Latz Simon, clothier, 410 Pacific

Lau Philip, expressman, XW cor Montgomery and Pine
Lau William, chief engineer S. S. Newbern, office 610

Front
Laubenheimer Charles, barkeeper Grand Hotel, dwl 708

Commercial
Lauberg LawTence, waiter Grand Hotel
Laubersheimer Daniel, sausagemaker Mayer Weil, dwl

201 Post
Lauden Martin K., president Pacific Business College, 320

Post, dwl 320 O'Farrell
Lauder George (Lander <£: Son), dwl 766 Bryant
Lauder Lewis G. {Lander tt- Son), dwl 766 Bryant
Lauder & Son {George Lauder and Lewis G. Lauder),

hay and grain dealers, SW cor Fourth and King
Lauder Silas W., salesman A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 766

Brjant
Lauderbach Charles, barkeeper S. S. El Capitan, dwl 512

Bush
Lauderbach Martin, boot and shoemaker Emile Flubacher,

dwl 423 Bush
Lauderbach. See Louderback
Lauciidenheimcr Charles, barber George D. Held, dwl 708

Commercial
Lauenstein August H., clerk Ernest Hoger, dwl 835 Post
Lauenstein Frederick L. {Savlmann A L.), dwl 835 Post
Lauer John, expressman, cor Pine and Battery, dwl S s

Seventeenth bet Church and Sanchez
Lauer Joseph E., clerk William H. Brown, 30 California

Market
Laufenberg Joseph, carpenter, dwl NW cor Leavenworth

and Jackson
Laufenburg M. N., salesman Treadwell & Co., dwl 1521

Mission
Laufenburger C. {Laufenhunjcr & Rodoni), dwl 1232

Stockton

Laufenburger & Rodoni (C. Laufenburger it V. Rodoni),

poultry and game, 6 Metropolitan Market
Laugel Andrew, liquor saloon, 1410 Dup, dwl 1305 Dup

Laugemack , cabinetmaker, dwl 1225 Market

Laughlin James {Jarnex Laughlin ct Co.), dwl 114 First

Laughlin James, boarding, 41 Vallejo

Laughlin James, liquor saloon, 819 Battery

Laughlin James, teamster, dwl 1513 Ellis

Laughlin James & Co. {Eniil Schuck), market, 114 First

Laughlin John, boot fa<.t<jry, dwl 943 Howard

Laughlin John, gasfitter Baldwin's Hotel

Laughlin John, freer Einstein Bros. & Co.

Laughlin Ori'iii, carpenter, dwl E s Stev nr Hermann

Laughlin William, watchman Gibbs' Bonded Warehouse

Laughman James, timekeeper City R. R.

Lauinger Charles, pianomaker Benjamin Curtaz,dwl 1113

Kearny
Lauinger George, drayman, dwl 5 St. Charles PI
Lauinger John B., dwl 1113 Kearny
Lauinger John B. Jr., tinworker B. C. Avistin, dwl 1113

Kearny
Laulhere Rosalie Miss, laxmdress Bernard Sarthou, dwl

907 Sacramento
Laulie Josiah, laborer French Hospital, S s Brvant bet

Fifth and Sixth
Laumeister Charles, cash clerk Howes & Potts, dwl 504

Sanson!
Laumeister Frank, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, dwl cor

Jackson and Stockton
Laumeister Herman F., clerk John H. Carmany & Co.,

dwl 1435 Taylor
Laun Philip, expressman, NW cor Pine and Montgomery,

dwl W 8 Converse nr Bryant
Laun William, bakery, N s Sixteenth nr Guerrero
Laurberg L. F. , Scandinavian Soc. , 71 New Montgomery
LAl'RKL niLIi i'EMETERY, bet Post and California,

fronting Central Av
LAUKEL PALACE SAIOOX, Timothy Downey Jr.

proprietor, 301 Kearny
Laurenson Edward, hamessmaker, dwl 210 Fourth
Laurenson J., carpenter Excelsior Mills, dwl 1106 Mont
Laurent A. , bookbinder, 526 Merchant
Laurent Marie Mrs., laundress, dwl 1031 Dupont
Lauriano Quesada, broker, dwl SW cor Dupont and Val-
lejo
Lauricella Michael {Lauricella <t' Cacciotto), dwl Broad-
way, bet Powell and Stockton
Lauricella & Cacciotto {Mi<.'hael Lauricella arid Louis

Cacciotto), hairdressers, 505 Washington
Lauriston Archibald, liquor saloon, SW cor Batterj' and

Green, dwl 815 Battery
Lauterwasser Christian, hay and grain, 1214 Folsom
Lauterwasser Frank P., butcher, dwl 504 Washington
Lauterwasser Frederick P., butcher Henry J. Boise, dwl

512 Davis
Lauxen Richard, shipping clerk AVilliam J. Heuey & Co.,

dwl SE cor O'Farrell and Leavenworth
Lauxmann John G., confectionery, dwl 404 Francisco
Lauze Stephen, laborer, dwl 1211 Vallejo
Lavizette Mary (widow), laundr>-, SOli Bush
Lavaggi Micheli, baker D. Caraffa & Co., dwl 1309 Dupont
Lavagnino Loui {Lavagnino ,t- Tacchino), dwl 114 Fourth
Lavagnino & Tacchino {L. Lavagnino and Vineenzo Tac-
chino), fruits, 114 Fourth
Lavagnous T., wth Good & Tschurr, dwl 812 Larkin
Lavake Anson, blacksmith, dwl 2517 Bush
Lavan James, hamessmaker Joseph Frankenberg, dwl 268

Jessie
Lavaroni Charles, vegetable peddler, dwl 20 Lafayette PI,

rear
Lavaroni Louis, ranchman, dwl 11 Union PI
Lavaroni Marj' Mrs., dwl 519 Tnion
Laveau Charles, carriagesmith Kerr & Goodrich, dwl 8

Louisa
Laveden Victor, butcher Louis C. Schussler, dwl SW cor

Dupont and Union ,
La veil James, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 250

Tehama
Lavell John, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
La veil Jlichael, polisher Knvgen & Co., dwl 106 Jackson
Lavelle J., dwl W s Thirteenth Av nr N, South S. F.
Lavelle James, machinist, dwl 55 Minna
Lavelle John, laborer, dwl W s Eighth bet Harrison and

Brvant
Lavelle" M., extraman Hose No. 2 S. F. F. D.
Lavelle Michael, miner, dwl SW cor Gearj' and Broderick
Lavelle William, mail clerk Evening Post, dwl 227 Minna
Lavellian Heniy C, driver Engine No. 2 S. F. F. D., dwl

1214 Pacific

LEAMISH'S— Importer Purnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Market

i. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Laven Janies A , superintendent supplies Central Pac. R.

K. Steamers, ottice 30 and 32 Sac, dwl 9J Medway
Laven John P., liquor saloon, 80!> Buttery, dwl Oil Val-

lejo
Laven l<er}f Samuel, stockbroker, dwl E s Pierce bet Eddy

and Ellis
Lavenson Mark, teamster Isaacs, Gross & Co., dwl SE cor

Pine and ^\'ebster
Laventhal Samuel, clothing and furnishing goods, M

Third, dwl 417 Hyde
Laver Augustus, architect, office 215 Sansom, dwl 2323

Howard
Laverty Melvin, helper melter's and refiner's department

U. S. Mint, dwl 005 Pine
Lavery Chiirlos J. (Lavert/ tO Reinegcr). dwr42 Twelfth
La very James V., bookkeeper I. Friedlandcr, dwl 42

Twelfth
Lavery John, waiter Lick House
L.avcr\- Josejih G. , ;ig-ent Bethcsda Mineral Spring Water,

107 Stockttm, dwl 42 Twelfth
Lavery Marg~aret (widow), furnished rooms, 914 Market
Laverv Nellie Miss, bookbinder Edward Bosqui i: Co.
Lavery Robert, clerk Andrew .T. Gove, dwl 42 Twelfth
Laverv Robert J., shipcarpenter, dwl (i02 Second
Laverv William J., dwl 42 Twelfth
LATEKV A REI>'E<iER (Charles J. Lavery and

Cliarles Jii'iiuycr), stoves and tinware, 1102 Folsom
Lavezzari Francisco C, groceries, 523 Union, dwl 521

Union
Lavezzari Francisco C. Mrs., millinerj', 521 Union
Lavignac Jean B., real estate, dwl G3G Pacific
Lavigne R., lithoirraphprinter Britton, Rey & Co., dwl

Havens Pi
La\nlla R., bookkeeper A. Giorgiani, dwl 170S Dupont
Lavillain H. C, driver Engine No. S S. F. F. D., dwl 1214

Pacific
Lavin James, clerk, dwl 112 Jones
La^in John, captain stm Continental, dwl 24 De Boom
Lavin Michael, plasterer James Dougherty, dwl 937

Bryant
Lavin P. J., salesman Murohy, Grant & Co., dwl Brooklyn

Hotel
La\'ine Fi-ank, carjienter U. S. Mint, dwl 452 Clem
Lavgue Adolph, lithographer, dwl cor Lincoln and Banks
Lavoie P., laborer, dwl 034 Pacific
Lavorel Peter, restaurant, 420 Jackson
Lavroclv George, carriagetrinimer M. P. Holmes, dwl

Myrtle Av bet Franklin and Gough

Law , chief engineer stm Newbem

Law Henrj-, ex-policeman, dwl 4 Burgoyne PI

Law Henry A., upholsterer William Green, dwl Pacific

bet Leavenworth and Hyde
LAW LIBRARY SAX FRAXt'ISCO, 27 and 28

Montgomerv Block
Law Thomas, hostler Healy & Fegen, dwl 332 Bush
Law William, engineer Pac. Mail S. S. Co., dwl 566 How
Lawen James H., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St.W^harf
Lawen Patrick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Lawer James, waiter Wainwright's Hotel, dwl 1621 Miss
La winger Adolph, peddler, dwl 38 Jessie
Lawlau Peter J., carj>enter, N s Twenty-fourth nr Colum-
bia, dwl N s Twenty-first nr Harrison
Lawler Frank, baggagemaster Central Pac. R. R., dwl 208

Post
Lawler PYank, groceries, 140 Minna
Lawler Frank, laborer, dwl E s Hampshire bet El Dorado

and Si.xteenth
Lawler Frank, trackman Central R. R.
Lawler Frank W., attorney at law, 507 Montgomery, dwl

5 Garden
Lawler Frederick A., silversmith William Lawler, 651

Clay
Lawler James, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl 554

Natoma
Lawler James, porter James Wainwright, dwl 1622 Miss
Lawler John, clerk, dwl 1001 Powell
Lawler Joseph, wholesale butcher, S a Fifth Av nr Rail-
road Av, South S. F.
Lawler Samuel, cook, dwl West End Hotel
Lawler William, silversmith and jeweler, 651 Clay
Lawless Brothers (Jfjscpk and Gcurje), manuf harness

and saddlerj', 628 Front
Lawless Catherine Mrs., shirtmaker, 79 New Montgomery
Lawless George (Lawless Brothers), dwl 1214 Broadway
Lawless James, laborer Pac. Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl

528 Folsom
Lawless John, plumber, dwl 240 Green
Lawless John, rigger, dwl 544 Folsom

Lawless John, upholsterer, dwl Rush House

Lawless Jo8ei)h (Lawlens lirothem), dwl 1214 Broadway

Lawless Lawrence, laborer, dwl 755 Howard, rear

Lawless Mary (widow), dwl 25 Sumner

Lawle.ss Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. P. M. W^illard, dwl

240 Green
Lawless Michael, teamster G. Morrow & Co., dwl 11 Mer-
chant
Lawless R. T. , quartermaster Pac. Mail S. S. Granada
Lawless Thomas, blacksmith helper Kimball Agricultural

Implement Manuf. Co., dwl 75 Howard
Lawless Thomas, carpenter, dwl NW cor Clementina and

Eighth
Lawless Timothy, engineer stm Cora, Market St. Wharf
Lawlor Benjamin, fanner, Alms House
Lawlor Daniel, laborer, dwl 335^ Shipley
Lawlor David, trunkniaker, dwl E s Sec Av nr Sixteenth
Lawlor Dennis, special policeman, dwl 1 Latham PI
Lawlor Ellen JI. (widow), tailoress, dwl 622:} Ellis
Lawlor Frederick, waiter John Kohlmoos, dwl 272 Teha-
ma
Lawlor George U. (Johnson d- Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
Lawlor James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 18 Dora
Law'lor James, waiter Russ House
Lawlor John, boilermakcr, dwl 50 Natoma
Lawlor John, driver La Grande Latnidry Co.
Lawlor John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Lawlor John, foreman George H. Tay & Co., dwl 2604 Sac-
ramento
Lawlor John P., coachman W. H. L. Barnes, dwl NW cor

Fulton and Steiner
Lawlor Kate, laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough bet

Grove and Hayes
Lawlor Mary, nurse Alms House

Lawlor Mary Mrs., tailoress Philip Repinsky, dwl 225 Clay
Lawlor Mary (widow'), dwl N s California bet Webster and

Fillmore
Lawlor Marj- Ann (widow), nurse, dwl 604 Minna
Lawlor Patrick, driver John Henderson Jr. , dwl 7 Sumner
Lawlor Peter, e.xtraman Engine Co. No. 9 S. F. F. D., dwl

320 Main
Lawlor Peter, hostler Central R. R. Co., dwl 14 Heron
Lawlor Richard S., laundrjTuan National Laundry, dwl

S 8 Seventeenth nr Dolores
Lawlor William M. , resident physician City and County

Hospital
Lawn Philip, e.xpressman, SW cor Montgomery and Pine

LawTence , dwl 527 Pine

LawTence A., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Lawrence Albert, dwl 32 Fourth

Lawrence Amelia Mrs., furnished rooms, 36 Natoma

Lawrence A. S., dwl Morton House

Lawrence Benjamin B. , teamster C. A. Worth, dwl NW

cor Buchanan and McAllister
LawTence Charles, carpenter, dwl 227 Fifteenth
Lawrence Charles, mining, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
Lawrence C>tus A., carpenter Henrj' J. McLerie, dwl 6

Stockton
LawTence Daniel, teamster Dean & Sutherland, dwl cor

First Av and Kent\icky, South S. F.
Lawrence Dennis, teamster, dwl 509 Washington
LAM'REXfE EDWIX A., attorney at law, office 316

California, dwl Palace Hotel
La'wrence Elizabeth, dressmaker, dwl 1231 Stockton
Lawrence Eugene, gasfitter, dwl 11 Oak Grove Av
Lawrence Eugene Jr., dwl 1916 Buchanan
LawTence Everett, dwl Sdh Perry
Lawrence Frances Ann Mrs. , nurse, dwl 255i Third
LawTcnce Frank, bandsawer West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 142 Perry
LawTence Frederick W. , inspector cigars, U. S. Supple-
mentary Ajjpraiser Store, dwl 3Cj Perry
Lawrence George, assistant cook stm Amador, Market St.

Wharf
Lawrence George, carpenter, dwl 227 Fifteenth
Lawrence Hans, special policeman, dwl 156 Steuart
LawTence H. H., assistant assayer U. S. Mint, res Fruit

Vale
Lawrence Isaac, salesman E. & R. G. Watson, dwl 808

Third
LawTfcnce James, master mariner, dwl 721 Lombard
LawTence Jay Volney, carpenter and builder, SW cor Sac-
ramento and Montgomery, dwl 518 Greenwich
LawTence John, builder, dwl Chicago Hotel
LawTence John, driver Potrero and Bay View R. R.
Lawrence John, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

Howard House
Lawrence John G., hairdresser Phillips & Co., dwl 345
Fourth

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchani

Lawrence Joseph V., conductor Market St. E. R., dwl 3

Seventh
LawTeiice M. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 919 J Washington
Lawrence M. H. (widow), dwl 711 Shotwell
Lawrence Michael, laborer, dwl 703 O'Farrell
Lawrence M. L. Mi-s., dwl 7 Glen Park Av
Lawrence Peter, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Lawrence Peter, solicitor, dwl llOfi Montgomerv'
Lawrence Richard, teamster H. N. 'I'ribou, dwl N s Fulton

bet Polk and Van Ness Av
LawTence Robert, waiter R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 213 Sut-
ter
Lawrer.ce Robert B., barkeeper Theodore AV. Leydecker,

dwl 631 Davis
Lawrence Salfrino, seaman, dwl 407 Main, rear
Lawrence S., miner, dwl 205 Hyde
Lawrence Tliomas, bricklayer, dwl 834 Green
Lawrence Thomas, musician, dwl 825 Kearny
LawTenee Volney, carpenter, dwl 518 Greenwich
Lawrence W. F., inspector Custom House, dwl NW cor

Powell and Ellis
Lawrence William, captain schr American Girl, dwl 1112

Pacific
Lawrence William, foreman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Free

Warehouse, dwl 49 Stanl}' PI
LawTence William, laborer, dwl 434 Vallejo
Lawrence William, master mariner, dwl 1182 Broadway
Lawrence William, miner, dwl 1 Hampton Court
Lawrence William, miner, dwl 52 Minna
Lawrence William, molder Risdon L and L. Works, dwl

NW cor Howard and First
LawTence William C, machine operator Buckingham &

Hecht, dwl 120 Oak
LawTeiice William H., cook, dwl 19 Gilbert
Lawrence William H., foreman Pool & Harris, dwl 49

Stanly PI
Lawrence William L., whitewasher, dwl 25 Hincklej',

rear
Lawrenson Edward, harnessraaker John O'Kaue, dwl 310

Fourth
La^vrenson Ellen Mrs., millinery, 210 Fourth
Lawrenson Patrick, painter, dwl 621 Minna
Laws Edward R., driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1332 Bush
Laws George, weigher Custom House, dwl 109 Fell
Laws John (JioiiJ^e d: Laws), dwl 1515 Ellis
Lawson Albert, dwl Twent3'-seventh nr Mission
Lawson Alfred, bricklayer, dwl W s Bartlett nr Twenty-
sixth
Lawson Andrew, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,

dwl 121 Gilbert'
Lawson Andrew, seaman stm Emma, Washington St.

Wharf
Lawson Annie Mrs., sewing-machine operator, dwl 317

Union
Lawson August, saloonkeeper, dwl 413 Broadway
Lawson C. , captain schr Sparrow, office with A. M. Simp-
son and Bro., 44 Market
Lawson Charles, butcher Conoly & Hurley, dwl NE cor

Fourth and Folsom
Lawson Charles, seaman, dwl 9 Broadway
Lawson Charles H. , rancher, dwl 552 Stevenson
Lawson Christian H., dwl 317 Union
Lawson Christopher, marblecutter John Daniel & Co.,

dwl National Hotel
Lawson Clara (widow), seamstress, dwl 1210 Polk
Lawson Enoch, machinist Southern Pac. R. R., dwl NE

cor Sixteenth and First Av
Lawson Frederick, dwl 423 Bush
Lawson George R., sailmaker William C. Wood, dwl 1609

Webster
Lawson Henry, seaman stm Mohongo, Broad wa}' St. Wharf
Lawson Henry L., boatman Beale St. Wliarf, dwl S s

Brj'ant nr Beale
Lawson James, barkeeper David Porter, dwl NW cor

Powell and California
Lawson James W., bookkeeper, dwl 28 Haight
Lawson Jennie Miss, milliner Mrs. G. W. Cowles, dwl 557

Fourth
Lawson John, laborer, dwl 1429 Dupont
Lawson John, seaman, dwl 238 Stcuart
Lawson John C. (Little <1: L.), dwl 731 Guerrero
Lawson John R., driver Hook and Ladder Co. No. 2 S. F.

F. D., dwl 624 Broadway
Lawson John R., stairbuilder, dwl 1609 Webster
Lawson L. Mrs., dwl 640 Minna
Lawson Margaret (widow), dwl 117 Vallejo
Lawson O. F. , dwl 27 Frcelon

Lawson Patrick, laborer Pacific Ice Co., dwl 446 Brannan
Lawson Richard, bootblack, 504 Market, dwl 43 Jessie

Lawson R. G. , tailor, dwl 29 Frcelon

Lawson Robert, collector, dwl 50 Tehama

Lawson Walter, woodengraver, dwl 606 Third

Lawson William, dwl 442 Brannan, rear

Lawton , teacher St. Ignatius College, dwl 107 Fifth

Lawton Annie Mrs., dressmaking, 115 Ellis

Lawton C. , dwl 863 j Market

Lawton Edgar M. , assistant secretary Cal. Stock Exchange
Board, res Alameda

Lawton Elburton, carriagemaker Lawton & Co., dwl 16
Eleventh

L.IWTOX FK.lXKlIX, official rejiorter S. F. Stock
and Exchange Board, office 411^ California (a/id Stock
Report J'ublishinij Co.), dwl 732 Post

Lawton Gardner T., capitalist, office 401 California, dwl
Grand Hotel

Lawton George H., machinist and engineer Baker & Ham-
ilton, dwl 543 Tehama

Lawton George M., carpenter, dwl 6 Chesley

Lawton George W. (Lawton iL- Co.), dwl 630 Jessie bet
Seventh and Eighth

Lawton G. M., fruits, 200 Third, dwl 1116 Union

Lawton H. W., restaurant, dwl 115 Ellis

Lawton Irving, keeper Greenwich Park, SE cor Union and
Broderick

Lawton James, waiter Miners' Restaurant, dwl S s Na-
toma bet First and Second

Lawton John, housepainter, dwl 515 Pine

Lawton John H., carriagemaker Lawton & Co., dwl
Stevenson nr Seventh

Lawton M. C. (Jensen lO L.), dwl 20 Stockton PI

Lawton Michael, blacksmith Southern Pac. R. R,, dwl
418 Fulton

Lawton Michael Angelo, machinist Union Iron Works,
dwl 418 Fulton

Lawton O. & Co., crockery and glassware, 609 and 611
Market (Grand Hotel)

Lawton Orlando (0. Lawton A- Co.), dwl Grand Hotel

Lawton Peter, seaman, dwl 150 Steuart

Lawton Robert, shipcarpenter, dwl 5 Clementina

Lawton Samuel, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Lawton Selina W. (widow), photographic colorist, dwl
240 Seventh

Lawton Susan C. (widow), furnished rooms, 516 Bush

Lawton Theodore, salesman \\Tieeler Martin, dwl 22 Turk

Lawton W. Miss, adjuster coiners' department U. S. Mint,
dwl 222 Eddy

Lawton W. D., manufacturers' agent, office 323 Mont-
gomery, dwl Morton House

Lawton William, dwl 311 Stockton

Lawton William H., cook William Gerstenberg & Bro.,
dwl cor Anna and Ellis

Lawton William N. B., attorney at law, office 309 Mont-
gomery room 12, dwl 1206 Market

Lawton William S. , superintendent Olj-mpic Club, dwl
304 Stockton

lAWTOX WIIiLIAM W., secretaiy California Stock
Exchange Board, 423 California, rear, dwl 115 Page

Lawton & Co. (George W. Lawton and Enos ^Y. Barber),
carriage and wagonbuilders, 20 and 22 Seventh

Layachan J., dwl 630 Commercial

Laycock Eugene H. , physician, office and dwl 630 Howard

Layden Andrew, coremaker Eureka Foundry, dwl 18
Welsh

Layden Mary, silk worker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., Souths. F.

Layden Michael, engineer Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., dwl
Eleventh Av nr P, South S. F.

Lavden Theresa, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., South
' S. F.

Laj-don Jeremiah, piledriver, dwl 238 Steuart

Laymance Charles, miner, dwl Park Hotel

Layng Edward, tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 611 O'Farrell

Layng John, superintendent Shot Tower, office SE cor
First and Howard, dwl 611 Fell

Layng John Edward, draftsman, dwl 611 Fell

Layng Robert, plumber G. & W. Snook, dwl 611 Fell

Layres Pertrae Miss, ironer Alexander Bertin

Layton Arthur C, conductor Central R. R., dwl 961 How

Layton Frank, seaman stm Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf

Layton J. H. (widow), furnished rooms, 311 Sutter

Lajton John, tinsmith, dwl 222 Linden Av

Layton John, laborer, dwl 18 Welsh

Lazansky B., salesman, dwl 40 Maiy

Lazansky Hyman, silverplater, dwl 822 Jessie

Lazard Alexander (Lazard Frires), res Paris

Lazard Eli (Lazard Frkrcs), res Paris

LAZAUD FKERKS (vl?cj;a)i(/e»-, Simon, and Eli La-
zard, Alexander Weill, and David Cahn), importers
foreign and domestic dry goods, 525 Market

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Proptr.

'. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Lazard Simon (Lazard Frireii), res Paris

Lazarevicli George, barkeeper John li)switch, dwl 608

Greenwich
Lttzaris J^ V., conductor Market St. R. R.
Lazarovich X., nicssenfrer Merchants' Exchange Assn
Lazarus Abraham, tailor, H'.i Seventh
Lazarus Jacob, brasslinisher William T. Garratt
Lazarus P. , laborer Bay Sujf-ar Refinery, dwl Filbert bet

Sansom and Montgomery
Lazarus Samuel, fancy goods, V2Zr< StiK-kton
Laz;irvich Angelo, barkeeper Stephen Uivisich, 332 East
Lazenbv Cash, marblecutter Stephen Campodonioo, dwl
•23 Turk
zeolet F., weaver Mission Woolen Mills
zono Y., eigarmaker, dwl 430 Union
I Lazure Louis T., bookkeeper John W. Coleman & Co.,
I dwl 608 Pine

I Lazzaro stmi, butcher Ludemio Menisino, dwl Garibaldi
Hotel, Broadway ,

Ah Gow (Chinese), Colorado Cigar Co., 318 Commercial
Bachell Louise Mme., furnished rooms, 630 Sac
Hallisher James E., master schr Marietta, office 3
Spear

Bert \"ict<)r J. , market, XE cor Capp and Eighteenth
Berthon Theodore, gasfitter, dwl l.il9 Larkin
Blanc Louis, shoemaker, dwl G34 Pacific
Bon August, laborer Louis Donnadieu, dwl 522 Pine
Bourdais C M. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 81.5 Bush
Bretijn Albert J., attorney al law, office 609 Sacramen-
to (and PItelanJ: Le B.), dwl 327 Ellis
15reton Charles P., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl
12 Everett

Breton Edward J. , paying teller National Gold Bank
and Trust Co., dwl 327 Ellis
Chevalier Francis, clerk, dwl 418 Brannan
Core John L., laborer, dwl 616 Broadway, rear
Count Brothers (Joseph P., Thomas II., and Josiah
J.), inijiorters and jobbers stationery, 417 and 419
Montgomerj'

- Count Joseph P. (H. E. Mathews <fc Co., and Le
Cuiint Brothers), dwl 725 Bush

- Count Josiah J. (Le Count Brothers), res New York
Count Thomas R. (Lc Count Brothers), res New York
Count's Building, 417 Montgomery

Day Alfred, proptr Lafayette House, 708 Commercial
Gay August, boot and shoemaker, 7 23 Pacific, dwl 1313
Dujwnt
■ Gay Isadore, boots and shoes, 723 Pac, dwl 1320 Stock

Gay John B., hatter, dwl 809 Stockton
i Grand L. Mme., restaurant, SW cor Montgomery Av
and Vallejo

Jeune Louis, dwl 1031 Dupont
L Marc James J., teller Western Savings and Trust Co.,
dwl 414 Post

- Mare Richard, clerk letter department AVells, Fargo

&Co., dwl 905 Market
, ? Mars William B., clerk letter department Wells, Fargo

& Co., dwl 905 Market
. ' Mare. See Lemaire
. Massy Thomas, barkeeper, dwl 6 St. Mary

- Matre Adolph, laundrj", dwl 1800 Greenwich
■ Noir Charles, boots and shoes, 402 Third

I. f Noir Nathaniel L., entry clerk Holbrook, Merrill &
Co., dwl 210 Perry
! Le Pere Joseph, clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl Stanford
Hotel
LE PETIT JOTRX AL (French weekly), Georges Franc-
fort editor and ])roptr, office 603 Washington
'l- Point Andrew, longshoreman, dwl 26 Perry
-• Roy James, dwl 409 Stevenson
. Roy J. H., clerk Samuel S. Sample, dwl 823 Cal
. I.'.- Rov Philip, painter, dwl 144 Natoma
i Le Roy Tlieodore, capitalist, office 729 Mont, dwl 339 Kear
Le Roy. See Lerov

Le Toiimeuy T. J.,' druggist, 659 Clay, dwl 319 Bush
Le Vere A. L. Miss, halrworker, 934 Folsom
Le Vere Hesler Mrs., dwl 934 Folsom
Le Wame Benjamin F., secretary Safe Deposit Co., office

SE cor California and Montgomery', dwl 28 Twelfth
Le Weke George, foreman ciganuaker Sanderson & Horn,

dwl 458 Jessie
Lea John, dwl SW cor Buchanan and Chestnut
Lea John, carpenter, dwl NE eor Berrj- and Madden
Lea Thomas, maltster Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.,
, dwl SW cor Buchanan and Chestnut
Lea. See Lee

Leach Annie (-vidow), furnished rooms, 221 Second
Leach Isaac, carpenter, dwl 1142j Market
Leach James E. , carpenter, dwl 4 Turk

Leach James G. (Bamjland <(• L.), dwl 3 Martha PI

Leach Joseph, carpenter, dwl 108 Turk, rear

Leach Louis, barber Wicbc & Strehl, dwl 1049 Folsom

Loach Mareellus, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills

Leach Robert, milkman, dwl N s Railroad Av nr Dolores

Leach Stephen W., actor California Theat-er, dwl 1001

Sutter
Leach Thomas, stonemason, dwl NW cor Harrison and

Ninth
Leach W. H. , dwl Franklin Hotel
Leach. See Leech

Leacy Thomas, stevedore, dwl 3 Reed PI
Leader James, teamster Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Leaf Henrj-, engineer Koehler & Ritter, dwl 10 Com
Leafe Marj- (widow), dwl 14 Metcalfe PI
Leagh Ernest, laborer C. James King of Wni. & Co.
Leah}' Annie (widow), dwl 3 Delaware PI
Leahy Bros. (David I. and Daniel), groceries and

liquors, SW cor Fifth and Shipley
Leahy Daniel (Leahy Bros.), dwl SW cor Fifth and

Shipley
Leahy Daniel, porter Hatchings & Co., dwl cor Union and

Montgomery
Leahy David L (Leahy Bros.), dwl E s Dolores bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Leahv George W., horsetrainer, stables 1141 Market, dwl

318 Pine
Leahy James, blacksmith Kerr & Goodrich, dwl 560

Natoma
Leahy James, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 726 Clementina
Leahy James, upholsterer AVest Coast Furniture Co., dwl

518 Sutter
Leahy John, baker, dwl 1914 Taylor PI
Leah}' John, laborer, dwl 23 .Jessie

Leahy John, laborer superintendent streets, dwl 207 Pa-
cific
Leahy John, salesman Calahan Curtin, dwl 427 Natoma
Leahv Julia Miss, saleswoman Levi Strauss & Co., dwl

1051 Market
Leahy Michael, shoecutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 726 Clementina
Leahy Patrick, carriagepainter Plath & Kitzmuller,. dwl

154 E^oward
Leahy Patrick, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwi 318

Ritch
Leahy Patrick, laborer Wade's Opera House
Leahy Patrick, teamster Laurel Hill ^meteiy, dwi S s

Pacific bet Devisadero and Broderick
Leahy Stephen, printer, dwl 8 Rondel PI
Leahy Thomas, boarding, dwl 553 Mission
Leahy Thomas, springmaker William Ciawford & Co.,

dwl 607i Minna
Leahy Thomas, upholsterer Goodwin & Co, dwl 40 Te-
hama
Leahy Thomas J., carpenter, dwl 25 Kate
Leahy Timothy H., miner, dwl 110 Prospect PI
Leak Mon (Mills d: L.), dwl 14 Second Av
Leal A. P. , hairdressing saloon, 419 Fourth, dwl 225 Eighth
Leale Richard A., clerk Harrison & Dickson, 210 S&c
Leaman James B., night inspector Custom House, dwl

903 Mission
Leaman Washington J., fruit dealo", 1426 Stoditon, dwl

529 Union
Leaman. See Leman
Leanord J., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Leanord P., driver Market St. R R.
Leap S. A. Mrs. , uj^olstress Frank G. Edwards
Leaner Henrj-, teamster, dwl 10 Hagg^n
Leannont Thomas, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Learn Reuben B. , dentist, office and dwl 310 Post
Learned Kate E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 40i Geary
Learned Parker ft. (Draiver Envelope Co.), dwl 7244^

Market
Learned Thomas, jxiinter, dwl 2015 Mission
LEARY AXDRElf J., bookbinder, printer, and paper-
ruler, 40'4 Sansom, dwl 822 Powell
Lear}' Augustus, professor languages, dwl 727 Harrison
Leary B., laborer A. F. Spear it Co., 218 Dnimm
Leary Catherine, weaver Mission Woolen Mills
Leary Charles, cook Miners' Restaurant, dwl 549 Howard
Leary Cornelius, bartender Richard O'Conner, dwl 424

Broadway
Leary Daniel, cabinetmaker Cal. Fumitxire Manuf. Co.,

dwl NW cor Vallejo and Florence
Leary Daniel, carnagepainter, dwl 720 Clementina
Leary Daniel, laborer, dwl 8 O'Farrell Al, rear
Leary Daniel, painter City Hall, dwl 116 Shipley
Lear}' David, jeweler, dwl 447 Tehama

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

JEWELEY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchanl f,

Leary Dennis, painter, dwl N s Liberty bet Dolores and

Guerrero
LEAKY ELIZA L. (widow), dwl 34 Silver
Lear)- James, carriiigepainter, dwl 720 Clementina
Leary James, laborer, dwl 000 Sixth
Leary Jeremiah, laborer John P. Riorden, dwl Sixth nr

Howard
Leary John, bookbinder Andrew J. Learj-, dwl 364 Min
Leary John, fruits, N\V cor Bush and Slontfjomery, dwl

21 Dupont, rear
Leary John, laborer, dwl 452 Stevenson, rear
Leary John, laborer, dwl 720 Clementina
Learj' John, milker Francis L. Siich, cor Douglas and

Twenty-fourth
Leary John, wood and coal, dwl 260 Clementina, rear
Leary John J., blacksmith, dwl 123 Welsh
Lean,' M., laborer F. Korbel & Bros., dwl King St. House
Leaty Timothy, hostler Omnibus R. R,, dwl 244 Clem
Leary Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 329 Vallejo
Leason Mark, mariner, dwl 17 Natoma
Leassy M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Leathe Wilbur, engineer, dwl 8 Virginia PI
Leatherbarrow Thomas W., fourth mate O. & O. S. S.

Gaelic
Leavenworth Alise Mrs., milliner, 1100 Stockton, dwl

1004 Powell
Leavenworth J. R., photographprinter T. Houseworth &

Co., dwl 1004 Powell
Leaves for Free Religious Life (German monthly). Fried-
rich Schueneniann-Pott editor and proprietor, office
603 Washington
Leavitt Charles C, adjuster duties Custom House, dwl

1710 Larkin
LEAVITT t'H.illLES H., proprietor Pioneer Iron

Works, 225 and 227 Beale, dwl 3S Eddy
LEAVITT, FOGir afr t'O. (S. B. Leavitt and James
L. Fogg), importers and jobbers paper, 410 and 412
Sansom
Leavitt H. N. Mrs., furnished rooms, 30 Kearny
Leavitt H. O., clerk Leavitt,iFogg & Co., dwl 747 Har
Leavitt Joseph S. , carpenter, dwl 216 Stockton
Leavitt Leander, mining secretary, office 30i> Montgomery

Ajom 33, dwl 30 Kearny
Leavitt Shubael B. {Leavitt, Fogg, <i: Co.), dwl»747 Har
Leavitt Walter T. (Homer Williama ib Co.), dwl 12

Quincy
Leavitt. See Levett

Leave* Richard, machinist, dwl 4 Frederick
Leavy Charles M.^Leavy it- Brother), dwl 502 Bush
Leavy E. S. Mrs., janitress Bincon Grammar School
Leavy Laehman A. {Leavy <t Brother), dwl Nucleus

Hotel
Leavy & Brother (Charles M. and Laehman A. Leavy),
cigars and tobacco, 509 Montgomery, NW cor Kearny
and Bush, and 301 Kearny
Lebatard Michael, stockbroker, 418 Montgomerj', dwl 834

Broadway
Lebb George, miner, dwl Park Hotel
Lebbe Theodore, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 256

Sfevenson
LEBEXB.ll'M L. & CO. (Jacob Goldberg), groceries,

531 Kearny
Lebenbaum Louis, (L. Lebenbaum tt Co.), dwl 631 Post
Lebenbaum Solomon, clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., dwl 631

Post
Leber Allen, miner, dwl 437 Green
Leberthon Theodore, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 1519

Larkin ^

Lebich Auguste, cook, dwl 409 Pacific
Lebrick John C. , cook Johnson & Smith, dwl 220 Wash
Lecante Andre, cook Occidental Hotel, dwl 14 Lewis PI
Lecarri Mekai, dwl 427 Filbert, rear
Lecerf Henri, butcher, dwl White Hotise Hotel
Lechleiter John A., body maker Carvill Manuf. Co.
Lecktic Thomas, jeweler, dwl 612 Pine
Leclaire P., merchant, dwl 1031 Dupont
Lecleair Cassy, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 256 Eighth
Leclerc Alphonse, bricklayer, dwl N s Twentieth nr

Church
Leclerc John, real-estate agent, dwl 321 Lombard
Leclerc L. , paperhanger, dwl 1228 Stockton
Leclere Eugene, painter St. Denis & Chesney, res Ala-
meda
Lecomte Edgar, S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 Cal
Leconey Sarah (widow), dwl 37 Second
Lecor Frederick, tannery, E s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-

si.vth
Lecorf Henry, butcher Amand Decoutieux, dwl 420 Stock
Lecot Charles, porter C. Carpy & Co., dwl 0 Washoe PI

lecuyer F. A., proprietor Caledonia House, 808 Mission
*cuyer Marj', seamstress, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy

Le-

Lecuy

Leddell John, carpenter, dwl 532 Mission

Leddcn James, boarding and lodgings, 44 Minna

Leddun John A. (Ledden, Whipple <t- Co.), res Oakland

LEI>1I>E.\, "WHIPPLE & CO. (John A. Ledden and
Albert Wldpple), importers, and wholesale grocers,
404 Front

Leddy Bernard, marble works, 1011 Market

Leddy Catherine, ladies' nurse, dwl 503 Minna

Leddy Daniel, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 402 Mont

Leddy Hugh, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 227 Second

Leddy John, boots and shoes, 125 Fourth

Leddy Mary Miss, dwl 356 Clementina

Leddy Patrick, laborer, dwl 259 Perry

Leddy Thomas, laborer, dwl 38 Clementina

Leddj' Thomas, w"ood and coal, 256 Perry

Lederer Benjamin W., salesman Lederer & Co., dwl 532
O'Farrell

Lederer George M. (Kline <t Co.), dwl 917 Geary

Lederer Henry, bartender, dwl 215 Kearny

Lederer Simon W. (Lederer ,k Co.), dwl 532 O'Farrell

Lederer & Co. (Simon IK. Lederer), dairy produce, 90 and
91 California Market

Ledgett Thomas, engineer E. K. Howes & Co., dwl 138
Clara

Ledlie Arthur, machinist, dwl 2111 Jones

Ledlie William, deputy County Clerk, dwl 8 Mason

Leduc Alfred, dwl 210 Montgomerj' Av

Leduc Louis, jeweler Frontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl Cal-
ifornia Hotel

Ledwidge John, laborer, dwl 513 Vallejo

Ledyard Frank, pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl 911
Sacramento

Ledyard H. P., clerk County Tax Collector's Office, dwl
710 Clay

Ledyard J. S., bookkeeper T. Sullivan, dwl Palace Hotel

Ledyard William, physician, office and dwl 128 Second

Lee , architect, dwl 747 Howard

Lee Abram, expressman, dwl 6 Sonora PI

Lee Adeline (widow), dwl 2 Adele Alley

Lee A. G. (widow), dwl 418 Post

Lee Albert, clerk, dwl 330 Green

Lee Anthonj-, porter, dwl 1019 Pacific

Lee Arthur W., dwl 330 Green

Lee Benjamin F. (Brooks d- L.), res West Oakland

Lee Benjamin F., foreman sash and blind department
Excelsior Mills, dwl 32 Foxulh

Lee B. F. , advertiser James E. Boyce, dwl S Louisa

LEE BRUt'E B., State harbor commissioner, office 540
Jackson

Lee Charles M., teamster, dwl 928 Folsom

Lee Charlotte Miss, dressmaker, dwl 419 Stevenson

Lee Christian, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 203 Tehama
Lee Chung (Chinese), physician, office 025 Dupont
Lee D., clerk C. C. Butt, SW cor Bush and Stockton
Lee Daniel, plasterer, dwl 356 Minna
Lee David C, bootblack, 547 Clay, res Oakland
Lee Delia Mrs., furnished rooms, 335 Jessie
Lee Dennis I. , upholsterer Thomas McAlister, dwl 78SJ- 1
Clementina I

Lee Edward, carpenter, dwl 625 Seventh
Lee Edward, japanner John Lee, dwl 565 Mission
Lee Edward, waiter stm Julia, Market St.WTiarf
Lee Edward C, dwl 2 Adele AUej'
Lee Edward J., cook Pacific Mail S. S. Coluna
Lee Egbert P., bookkeeper Fassett, McCaulley;& Co., dwl

1404 Leavenworth
Lee Eli, capitalist, dwl 1404 Leavenworth
Lee Francis, drayman, cor Broadway and Sansom, dwl

cor Turk and Larkin
Lee Frank, bookkeeper, dwl 304 Third
Lee Fi-ank, clerk, dwl 917 Greenwich
Lee Frank, clerk, dwl 1456 Mmna I

Lee Frank, grader R. P. Flint & Co.., dwl 1416 Stockton <
Lee Frank, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Montgomery^
Lee Frank, teamster, dwl 1 Dodge
Lee F. V. Jr., salesman, dwl 1425 Sacramento
Lee Franklin V., contractor, dwl 1425 Sacramento
Lee George, bookkeeper, dwl 645 Washington
Lee George, mariner, dwl 409 Drumm
Lee George, propertyman Palace Varieties, 25 Geary
Lee George Mrs., pianist, dwl 645 Washington
Lee George Mrs. (widow), dwl 404 Seventh
Lee George H., salesman David Samuels, dwl 909 Howard
Lee George W., expressman, SE cor Sutter and Montgoift-

ery, dwl NW cor Hyde and Vallejo
Lee George W., printer Francis & Valentine
Lee Gilbert, mariner, dwl 421 Drumm

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Lee Gold and Silver Mining Co., office 402 Mont room 7

Lee Hannah (widow), dwl 1126 Harrison

Leo Hannah, dressmaker, dwl ;!;53 Sixth

Luc Hop & Co. (Cliinese), butchers, 1009 Dupont

Lee James, bricklayer, dwl 10 Polk

Lee James, capitalist, dwl 10 Polk

Lee James, cook Denker «t Pullen, dwl 122 Clinton

Lee James, cooper Ho^an & Co., dwl 320 Townisend

Leo James, painter, dwl 34 Ellis

Lee James, plasterer, dwl 1)93 Market

Lee James, sawfiler, dwl \V s .Main nr Harrison, rear

Lee James, seaman, dwl 811 Battery

Lee James, sc;iman bktn Harrison, Jackson St.AVharf

Lee James D., liquor saloon, 1151 Market, dwl S s Ash Av

bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Lee James U. , speculator, office 309 California room 5, dwl

Occidental Hotel
Lee J. M., capitalist, dwl Russ House
Lee John, dwl Conuncrcial Hotel
Lee John, captain schr J. A. McClelland, res Damon's

Landing, Alameda Co.
Lee John, collector stni New World, Market St. Wharf
Lee John, expressman, NE cor Clay and Front, dwl 817

Jessie
Lee John, fireman stm Coquille, Pacific St. Wharf
Lee John, hostler Richard Toomey, dwl 311 Pacific
Lee John, jai)anner, 605 Mission
Lee John, laborer N. R and Mission R. R.
Lee John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Lee John, mechanic, dwl 9 JuniiMjr
Lee John, painter, dwl 509 Wasliington
Lee John, porter Grand Hotel
Lee John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Lee John, wooldealer, dwl 2219 Taylor
Lee John H., molder Union Iron Works, dwl 166 Clara
Lee John J., dwl 263 Tehama
Lee John U., machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Lee Josei^h, artist, dwl llS Xlontg-omery Block
Lee Joseph, expressman, NW cor Front and Clay
Lee Joseph, milkman, dwl SI" Jessie
Lee Kan, clerk and interpreter Bank of California, dwl
721 Commercial
I Lee Kee (Chinese), shirtmaker, 919 Dupont
Lee Llewellyn J., clerk, dwl 932 Clay
Lee Louis A. , stocklist reporter Pac Stock Exchange, dwl

712 O'Farrell
Lee M. Mrs., dwl 405 Kearny

Lee Mary, chambermaid American Exchange Hotel
Lee Man,- (widow), dwl 263 Tehama
Lee Mary A, (widow), dwl 330 Green
Lee Martin, printer, dwl S15 Clay
Lee N., miner, dwl 114 Mason
Lee X. A., liquor saloon, SW cor Waverly PI and Clay,

dwl 815 Clay
Lee P., seaman, dwl NE cor Berrj- and Ma4den
Lee Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1821 Hyde
Lee Paul, master barge Mount Eden, H. F. Williams, dwl

Loiii,' Bridge
Lee Peter, paver superintendent streets
Lee Philip, expressman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,

dwl V.Tiat Cheer House
Lee Richard E. , drayman J. I vanco\ich & Co. , dwl 718 Turk
Lee R ibert, collector, dwl 6 Pleasant
Lee Robert, stevedore, dwl 39 .fackson
Lee Robert E,, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Lee Robert E. , pressman Charles W. Gordon, dwl 429

Clementina
Lee Robert M., attorney at law, office 640 Clay, dwl 339

Eddy
Lee Sarah Miss, hairdresser, dwl C Sonora PI
Lee Stephen W., mining, office 309 California room 5,

dwl 712 O'Farrell
Lee Susan, dwl 710 California
Lee Thomas, housecleaner, dwl 3 Ashburton PI
Lee Thomas, photographprinter Robert A. Marden, dwl

609 Folsom
Lee Thomas, plasterer, dwl 1821 Hyde
Lee Thomas, teamster John Smith," dwl 249 Stevenson
Lee Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 9 Bernard
Lee Thomas J., weigher, dwl 1506 Mission
Lee William, clerk Michael Campbell, dwl 263 Tehama
Lee William, house and signpainter, office 416 Sacra-
mento, dwl 325 Clementina
Lee William, plasterer, dwl 1821 Hyde
Lee William G., watchman Custom House, dwl NW cor

Fillmore and Haight
Lee W. T. , bookkeeper, dwl Brookljni Hotel
Lee Teck (Chinese), manufacturer shoes and slippers,
752^ Clay

Lee Ving (Chinese), oculist and physician, office 621 Dup
Lee Yuen & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 741 Sacramento
Lee. See Lea

Lebeau J, dwl 210 Montgomery Av

Leebes S. & Co. (Morrn I}. Editujer), commission mer-
chants, 321 Sacramento
Leebes Solomon (S. Leebes <t Co.), dwl 23 Kearny
Leech M., machinist, dwl 607i Pine
Leech Thomas, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 111

Jessie
Leech. See Leach

Leechman John {Daniels A- L.), dwl 837 Folsom
Leedes Emily Sliss, embroidress, dwl 14 Harriet, rear
Leedes John, dwl 2130 Stockton
Leedes Leopuldine (widow), dwl 14 Harriet, rear
Leedom George W., porter Adams House, dwl 537 Sac
Leeds L. Mrs., dwl 317 Ellis

Leeds Stephen P. {Leeds if- Co.), dwl 405 O'Farrell
Leeds & Co. (5. P. Leeds, J. D. Sirift, and A. C. Gilbert),
real-estate, mining and general agents, office 331 Hear
Lcefers Ilenry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bryant and

Rincon PI, dwl 30 Frederick
Leege Charles F. (Camped; Co.), dwl SE cor Harrison and

Eleventh
Leek Christian, contractor, S s Silver Av nr San Bruno

Road
Leek William, mariner, dwl 103 Clark
Leeke Elias E. , dwl 631 Sacramento
Leeman John, dwl 405 Leavenworth
Leeman Julius, proptr San Francisco Hotel, 502 Mission,

aud molder Savage & Son
Leeman Wilson F., machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl NW

cor Second and Folsom
Leen Dennis, clerk Charles Maj-ers, dwl 322j Tenth
Leeper Alsimas G., compositor Dewey & Co., dwl 212

Washington
Leeper Thomas, watchman Golden Gate Park
Leer Joseph, dwl 4 St. Man;-
Lees Charles, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Lees Frederick, seaman stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Lees Isaiah W., captain police and detective, dwl 1022

Pine
Lees Wred, seaman stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Leesere Jacob, crockery, 936 Folsom
Leet Benjamin, shoemaker Edward Main, dwl 325 Beale,

rear
Leet C. R. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School
Leeter Andrew, teamster, 118 Berry, dwl 10 Haggin
Lefeb\Te Alexander, locksmith, 1721 Powell
Lefebvre Louis L., florist, dwl NE cor Greenwich and

J'ranklin
LefevTe B. , drugs and medicines, SE cor Washington and

Dupont, res Alameda
Lefe\Te Henri, upholsterer, dwl 362 Minna
LefevTe James, driver City R. R., d.vl 27 First Av
Leffel George, laborer Cal. Brick Co., dwl Potrero
Leffel & Mvers {Abraham Myers), manufacturers Leffel's
Turbine ^NTieels, Elisha T. Barlow, agent, office 306
California
Leffen John, laborer, dwl 318 Folsom
LEFFI\G'tVKLL WILLI.VM, real-estate and mining
agent, office 331 Montgomerj' room 16, dwl Nucleus
House
Leffingwell William L., capitalist, dwl 425 Kearny
Leffman F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refmery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Leffmann Henry, labijrer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 609

Seventh
Lefonaire Jcdin, barber, dwl 5 Medau PI
Lefor Adolph, clerk Headquarters Jlilitarj- Division Paci-
fic, dwl 196 Stevenson
Leforge Albert B. , stockbroker, dwl 036 Union
Legall Louis, calker, dwl Green Court
Legallet Dominique, tannery, Octavia bet Greenwich and

Lombard, dwl 1305 Stockton
Legan Thomas, housepainter Wason & Morris
Legasse Anna (widow), dwl W s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty -sixth
Legband Fritz, sur^'eyor, dwl North Gennan Hotel
Legendre E. Mrs., necktiemaker, 733 C!;iy
Legendre Edmond, draftsman Prosper Huerne, dwl 733

Clay
Leger James, cook James Pedlina, dwl 214 Ritch
Legg Ezekiel, laborer John McKew, dwl 14 Alta PI
Legg Thomas W., carpenter, dwl California Av bot TSven-

ty eighth and Twenty-ninth, Bernal Heights
Legge Charles F. {Cainpe d- Co.), dwl Sacramento
Legge James, printer, dw-1 129 Bernard
Legge Robert, draj-man, 122 Sutter, dwl 405 Green

JAMES G-. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicineis.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. W. Laird. 613 Montgomeiy,

LEG

,•492

LEI

Lcggett Joseph, attorney at law, office 605 Clay room 16,

dwl 1)18 Dolores
Leghorn John G., bookkeeper James Presho & Co., dwl

ISIO Leavenworth
Leg'lio David, stonemaker, dwl Twenty-eighth ivr Isabella,

Bernal Heights
Leglise Alcide, laundry, 511 Hyde

Le^o John B., carpenter Louis D. Frichette, dwl 22 Wash
Legrai Hernard, foreman Paul Husson, dwl Seventh nr

Railroad Av, South S. F.
Legrand A., carpenter Pierre Guerrin, dwl 928 Jackson
Legrand Anton, French restaui'ant, 1118 Dupont
Legrand Louise Mme., restaurant, SW cor Montgomerj"

Av and Vallcjo
Legi-ue John, laborer Central Pac. E. R. Co., dwl 177

Clara
Leguevcr Annie (widow), dwl 326 Green
Lehan Dennis, hairdresser, 102 Pacific, dwl 125 Fourth,

roar
Lehau ilichael, principal St. Joseph's Parochial School,

\V s Tenth bet Howard and Folsom
Lehoney JIary Miss, tailoress Harris Kozminsky, dwl 113

Shipley
Lehman Aug-ust, molder, dwl 23 Turk
Leliiuan Charles, butcher, dwl 204 Van Ness Av
Lehman Charles, painter, dwl 429 Francisco
Lehman Fritz, baker Hemme & Reut-er, dwl 29 Kearny
Lehman Fritz, cook, dsvl 727 Claj-
Lehman James, printer, dwl 349 Fourth
Lehman John, cook, dwl 634 Pacific
Lehman Julia Sliss, actress Wade's Opera House, dwl

Warscliauer House
Lehman Louis, junlv dealer, dwl 415 Fifth
Lehman William, basketmaker, dwl 304 Jackson
Lehmann A., button-hole factorj', 125 Sansom room 36,

dwl 235 Keaniy
Lehmann Albert C, bookkeeper Levinsky Bros., dwl 204

Van Ness Av
Lehmann Anna C. (widow), dwl 229 Fifth
Lelmiann Charles, shoemaker Nolan Bros., dwl 112 Wil-
liam
Lehmann Christian, carpenter and builder, office 516

Kearny, dwl S s Railroad Av nr Fifteenth, South S. F.
Lehmann George, brewer Wannenmacher & Kronenberg,

dwl NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Lehmann Gottschel, butcher Marks Lelxmann, dwl 2616

Bush
Lehmann Gustave, painter, dwl W s Hoflf Av bet Sixteenth

and Seventeenth
Lehmann Leo, clerk Samuel W. Dennis, dwl 328 O'Farrell
Lehmann Marks, butcher, 2616 Bush
Lehmann Solomon, dwl 318 Pine
Lehmann William, shoemaker, dwl 229 Fifth
Lehmann. See Leaman and Leman
Lehmkuhl Christian, clerk C. Hubert & Co., dwl 750 Har
Lehmkuhl Ernest, dwl 12 Tjder
Lehmkuhl Hannann, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,

dwl Bernal Heights
LEH.nKlHL Hi:00, physician, office 509 Kearny, dwl

1215 Bush
Lelnnkulil Johanna Mrs., teacher embroidering and fancy

needle work, 12 Tj'ler
Lehmus John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Webster and

Grove
Lehn Jacob, bakery and restaurant, SE cor Valencia and

Sixteenth
Lehn Louis, tanner, Folsom bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth

dwl ISll Folsum
LEIIX PHILII* P., hairdressing saloon, 606 Merchant,

dwl 364 Clementina
Lehnhardt Charles, Russ House bowling alley, SW cor

Montgomery and Pine, dwl 25 Stockton PI
Lehnhardt Emil, watchmaker Alden H. Kingman, dwl

146 Silver
Lehnhardt Henry, machinist Holbrook, MerriU & Co., dwl

146 Silver
Lehnhardt Joseph, with Charles Lehnliardt, dwl 911 Stock
Lehner George (Hnhn & Co.), dwl 523 Vallejo
Lehnig Charles E., clocks and hardware, 240 Fifth
Lehny Patrick, expressman, SW cor Fourth and Folsom,

dwl 113 Shijjlcy
Lehon Herman, mariner, dwl 21 Pacific
Lehousse Hubert, carpenter, cor Precita Av and Twentj'-

eighth, Bernal Heights
Lchritter John A., hairdressing saloon, SW cor Montgom-
ery and Kearny, dwl W s Webster bet McAllister and
Fulton
Lehrke Heniy, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mariposa and
Indiana, dwl S s Mariposa nr Indiana

Lehuquet Tliomas, shipwTight, dwl 15i Garden

Lehy John, dry goods clerk, dwl 427 Natoma

Lehy Peter, butcher Glesison & Brother, dwl 256j Jessie

Leib Michael, laborer Ftmcke & Co., dwl NE cor Ninth

and Braunan
Leibe Henry H., glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,

dwl E s Mississippi nr Mariposa
Leibe William, brassfinisher William T. Gairatt, dwl 40

Quinn PI
Leibe. See Laib

Leibey Heniy, seaman S. S. Newbem, Folsom St.AMiarf
Leiberg Thomas, stevedore A. M. Simpson & Bro., dwl

12 Sacramento
Leibert John G., builder, dwl 330 Oak

Leibman , dwl 42" Bu.sh

Leibmann Maurice, fancy goods, dwl 919 Jackson
Leich Louis, hairdresser Wiebe & Strehl, dwl 1049 Fol
Leicher Frank, furniture manufacturer, dwl 533 Bryant
Leichner Conrad, waiter Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 637

Broadway
Leichter Carl, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, dwl 2 Tele-
graph PI
Leick Theodore, hairdresser Stahle & Bemliard, dwl 22

Everett
Leidecke Henry, blacksmith Barz, Suhl & Co., dwl Chi-
cago Hotel
Leiderer H., dv.'l 215 Keaniy

Leife Heinrich, engineer, dwl 10 Commercial I

Leifhelm Theodore Mrs. (widow), dwl 949 Bryant j

Leigh Ernest A., bookkeeper GardmeriS; Mercer, 426 Monti
Leigh J. Mrs., dwl 719 JIarket '

Leigh Nathan, cigars and tobacco, cor Mcmtgomery Av

and Washington, dwl 944 Folsom
Leigh P. P., clerk Nathan Leigh, dwl 944 Folsom
Leigh William, baker, dwl 921 Pacific
Leighhamp Sigmund, waiter Continental Hotel
Leight George W. , carpenter, NE cor Perry and Third,

dwl 137A Perry
Leighton Augustus, carpenter, dwl 8.38 Mission
Leighton G., hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co. I

Leighton Charles F., plasterer, dwl 212 Polk i

Leighton Charles P., dwl 733 Market l

Leighton Isabel B. (widow), dwl 1433 Taylor if

Leighton J. F., dwl Nucleus House
Leighton John, dwl 739 Market
Leighton John B., clerk Meyerstein & Lowenberg-, dwl

1435 Taj-lor
Leighton Rufus, dwl Broadwaj^ bet Fillmore and Steiner
Leighton. See Layton
Leikin Frederick W., butcher Chris Dunker, dwl NE cor

Harrison and Beale
Lein Edward, cook, dwl 863 Folsom 1

Leiner S., dwl 1142^ Market J

Leiordies Carl, laborer, dwl 1337 Dupont j

Leiper Andrew, tea)iister Funcke &Co., dwl 10 Haggin
Leipnitz Gustave (Leipnitz it Co.), dwl 423 Bush
Leipnitz & Co. (Gustave Leipnitz and Max Tgehirner);

apothecaries, 419 Bush
Leisen Frank, machiuehand D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwt

1015 Lombard ,

LEISEX GEARY H., groceries and Uquors, NE coi<

Fourth and Harrison, dwl 788 Harrison
Leisen Meiss {Lci-'tcn it- Co.), dwl 351 Fourth
Leisen & Co. (Meiss Lei$en and Henry W. Quitzow),

wholesale wines and liquoi-s, 636 Commercial
Leiser Albert, cooper B. Drej'fus & Co., dwl 30 Main
Leiser Heniy, shoemaker John A. Leiser, dwl 442 Green
Leiser John A., boots and shoes, 302 Montgomery Av,

dwl 442 Green
Leiser John L., milkman, cor Thirtieth and Misaon
Leiser Louis, stoves and tinware, 151 Fourth, dwl 227

Jessie

Leisewitz Henry, accountant, dwl 1120 Stockton

Leisner Conrad", waiter, dwl 637 Broadway

Leisner Mary (widow), dwl 821 Filbert

Leist Charles, miller Eisen Bros., 16 Stevenson

Leist Charles, laborer, dwl 1811 Stockton

Leith Charles, butcher M. Brandenstein & Co.

Leith John B., jeweler Adolph Bourgoin, dwl 421 Filberl

Leith Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 449 Tehama

Leithauser Conrad, butcher, dwl W s Railroad Av ni

Sixth, South S. F. '

Leitch William H., dra3nnan, 404 Battery, dwl 2514 Laguna

Ldithman John, fireman Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 25^

Spear J

Leithman John Jr., molder Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 25S

Spear * j

Leitzer Henry, baker Henry Rudt, dwl cor Mission anq

Thirtieth

/to

In!

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.L., Prof. Phrenolog ^\

p. VAN 5CHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstalDlished 1862.

Lejeal Alois F., professor music and organist, dwl 2009

Taylor
Lekens Louis, chickenranch, E s Jan Jos6 Roatl nr county

line
Leland Charles, cook stm Coquille, Pacific St. Wharf
Lclanil (^harles J., carpenter, dwl 20 Ellis
Leiand Georfje, seaman, dwl 331 Orcen
Leland Henrj', printer Mornin;,' Call, dwl 1310 Larkin
Loland Herman D., captain stm Sa?itii Cruz, dwl 600 Lomb
Leland M. Mme., clairvoyant, 900} Folsnin
Leland Pierre E., packer Hercules Powder Works, Cen-
tral Roati nr Fourth Av
Leland Van. steward Palace Hotel
LEL.4M» WAKRKX. lessee Palace Hotel, Market, New

MontjiyHmery, .Tessie and Aimie, dwl Palace Hotel
Lclcarle Louis, vegetablewagon, dwl 11 Jasjier PI
Lele Geiirge, restaurant, 107 Dupont
Lelevier Tous.sairet, expressman, dwl C16 Broadway, rear
Lelonjf .Joseph, candyinaker, dwl 18 First
Lem John F., ^Ider S. & G. Gump, dwl h27 Tehama
Lem John H., housepainter AVason & Morris, dwl 1422

Geary
Lemaitre Hippolyte, jrroceries and liquors, NW cor Jack-
son and Powell
Lemaitre Jules, butcher Amand Deeoutieux, dwl 725 Bdwy
Lemaire Anton, liquor saloon, NE cor Beale and Howard,

dwl 534 Tehama
Lemaire C!harles, bartender Anton Lemaire, dwl 912J

Folsom
Lenian CTiarles, market, NW cor Hyde and O'Farrell, dwl

204 Van Xess Av
Leman Roliert C. , local policeman, dwl 307 Capp
Leraan Walter M., actor California Theater, dwl 437 Na-

toma
Lenian William, machinist Risdon I. & L. Works, dwl 572

Folsom
Leman. See Leaman

Lemar Catherine (widow), dwl 1201 Folsom
Lemasney Thomas, harnessman Van Jfostrand & Co., dwl

.515 Stevenson
Lembard Jane Miss, ironer Mrs. Marie Barbaste, dwl 1127

Dupont
Lenibeck Cliristian, dwl cor East and Washinjfton
Lttinbke Henry, S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 545 California
Lembke John, porter Kruse & Euler, dwl 252J^ Tehama
Lemcke Otto, hairdresser, 129 Fourth, dwl 257 Clem
Lenien O. T. (Cohen d; L.), dwl 138 Montgomery"
Lemenv Peter, laborer John Wagiier, Fourth Av nr N,

South S. F.
Lemes William, stonemason, dwl Central Pac. Hotel
Lemi Gus, baker Cal. Cracker Co. , dwl Coso Hniise
Leniieux Henry, repairer line American District Telegraph
Lemkau John, groceries and liquors, 20 Everett
Lemke John, laborer, dwl 419 Folsom
Lemke John F. , clerk Henry Meyer, dwl 30i Clay
Lenikens Samuel, waiter Priet & Quinquinet, dwl 636 Pac
Lemm C. A., carpenter W'illiam B. Bradbury, dwl 725

Clementina
Lemm Ferdinand, bartender Henrj' Vortmann, dwl NW

cor Stcuart and Howard
Lemman Thomas, master mariner, dwl 1845 Mission
Lemme Charles, dwl 423 Ellis
Lemmen 0. T., broker, dwl 412 Second
LE.>I>tE>'-MEYEI!C T., importing and commission mer-
chant, and Consul-Ge!ieral for Costa Rica, office 525

Front, dwl 1922 Sacramento
Lemnier John C, boilermaker F. I. Curry, dwl 211 Riteh
Lemmermann Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Post and Mason
Lemmermann John, groceries and liquors, 12 Farren Av
Lemmon Conrad, carpenter, dwl 259 Perry
Lemmon Joseph, painter, dwl 181 Jessie
Lemmon Louis, dwl 863^^ Market

Lemoges Joseph, shoe nianuf, SWcor Hubbard and How-
ard, dwl 651 Howard
Lemoges Joseph N., shoemaker Joseph Lemoges, dwl 651

Howard
Lemoine Alfred, machinist, dwl 70 Stevenson
Lemoine Edward, baker Alphonse Guenin, dwl 639 Bdwy
Lemoine Frank, clerk Lemoine, Gambert k Co., dwl 921 J

Montgomerj'
Lemoine Louis, jxirter Lemoine, Gambert & Co., dwl 921 j

Montgomerj'
Lemoine, Gambert & Co. (Felix Gambert, A. Lagarde,

and J. Turel), poultry, butter, cheese, 15-19 S. F.

Market
Lemon Charles, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl

Grand Hotel
Lemon David, laborer, dwl 422 Brannan, rear

Lemon H. E., dwl 459 Minna

Lemon James H., graincr, 216 Sansom, dwl NE cor Nine-
teenth and Stevenson

Lemon J. H., dwl cor Folsom and Moss

Lemon John, cook stm Express, dwl Ws San Bruno Soad
nr Woolsey

Lemon John, graincr Hopps & Son, dwl 279 Minna

Lemon Mark, dwl 104 Taylor

Lemon Mill an 1 Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), Isaac T. Mil-
liken secretary, office 302 Montgomery

Lemon George, dwl 114 O'Farrell

Lemont George W. (Dntmmond <t L.), dwl 15 Second Av

Lemp Conrad, laborer, dwl 16 Hinckley

Lempcrle Peter P., laborer linseed oil factory, dwl 108
Dora, rear

Lempke Julius (Lempke & Co.), dwl W s Broderick bet
Post and Sntter

LEMPKE A CO. (Julim Lcmpice awl Edward
ZschUshe), plumbers and gasfitters, 30 Geary

Lempkin Edward, miner, dwl 203 Leavenworth

Lempp Paul, machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl 88 Brady

Lempurg J., engineer, dwl 208 Hyde

Lemuar John, dwl 908 Sansom

Lenacre William, carpenter W. D. Hobro, dwl 1305 Mason

Lenahan Bridget (widow), dwl W s Shipley nr Ninth

Lenahan Delia Mrs., lodgings, 181 Jessie

Lenahan Elizabeth (widow), dwl 74 Tehama

Lenahan James, laborer, dwl 29 Ecker

Lenahan James, railkraneh, NE cor Sac and Locust

Lenahan John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills

Lenahan Michael, stableman City R.R. Co., dwl 170 Four-
teenth

Lenahan Michael, weigher S. F. Gas Works, dwl S s
Sierra nr Kentucky

Lenahan Patrick, laborer, dwl 50 Louisa

Lenahan Richard, fireman S. F. Gas Works, dwl N s
Sierra nr Kentucky

Lenahan Timoth.\-, foundrjTnan, dwl 74 Tehama

Lenahan AVilliam, foundrjnnan, dwl 74 Tehama

Lenaire Giovanni (Lenairii it Bro.), dwl 17 Lafayette PI

Lenairc Stephen (Lenaire i- Bro.), dwl 17 Lafayette PI

Lenaire & Bro. ((?i"oi'an?u and Stephen Leiuiirf), wood
and coal, I9t Stockton ■ Zr- ' J

Lenander Carl E., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont

Lenard Peter, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valencia

Lenari Joseph, dwl 11 Union PI, rear

Lenbrie Charles, laborer Palace Hotel

Lendfield John, laborer George H. Wiiitney, 114 Steuart

Lendrall Ernest, seaman, dwl 415 East

Lendstrum Peter, blacksmith, dwl S07 Folsom, rear

Lenefeld Charles, baker, dwl 916i Folsom, rear

Lengfeld A. L., chemist and druggist, NE cor Gear}' and
Stockton, dwl 709i Ellis

Lengfeld Louis (Lenr/feld & Falkcmtein), dwl 709J Ellis

Lengfeld & Falkenstein (L. Leiui.fcld a,nd A. Falkea-
stcin), shirt manufacturers, 125 Sansom

Lengfelt O., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Dmmm

Lenfest N. E. (widow), dwl E s Fair Oaks nr Twenty-third

Lenghan Michael, hostler Club Stables, 409 Taylor

Lenghors Gerard, dwl Chicago Hotel

Lenhart, Brady & Co. (James Lcnhart and Owen Brady),
proprietors Palace Hotel coaches and carrlajrai

Lenhart James N. (Lenhart, Brady it Co.), dw i43 Clem-
entina

Lenlftirt Oliver E., painter, dwl 217 Third

Lenhrerdt Joseph, bartender, dwl 911 Stockton

Lenigan D. S., conductor Market St. R. R.

Lennan Alexander, watchman Central R. R.

Lennan D. C, salesman Robert Cougbran, 138 Sixth

Lennard Cornelius, laborer, dwl 10 King

Lenn^ Anthonj-, upholsterer Charles M. Plum^& Co., dwl
10 Stockton PI

Lennen I. , laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.

Lennenverber Bernard, tailor, 4 Fella PI

Lennig John, plumber, dwl Stanford Hotel

Lenniii James, dwl 208 Third

Lenning Thomas, foundryman, dwl 65 Natoma

Lenninger James, butcher Andrew Fay, dwl cor Twenty-
first and Mission

Lennon Andrew, laborer St. Mary's Hospital

Lennon Edward, printer, dwl 13 Verona PI

Lennon Henry, blacksmith, dwl 3 King

Lennon Henry, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
cor North Point and Larkin

Lennon Henry, laborer F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 21 Clarence
PI

Lennon James, carpenter, dwl 610 Fell

Lennon James, laborer Michael Hartnett, dwl 21 Stev

Lennon James, teamster, dwl 75 Jessie

;j TEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELRY made to order and REPAIEED by D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Mercian ,V

Lennon James H., fllemaker John Parkin, dwl SW cor

First and Mission
Lennon John, carpenter, dwl 1228 Pacific
Lennon John, dairyman, NE cor Dolores and Nineteenth
Lenrfon John, shipsraith Hendiy & Co., dwl Twenty-
seventh bet Howard and Mission
Lennon John, shoemaker, dwl 35 Tehama
Lennon John A., wholesale groceries, 313 Clay, dwl 319

Jessie
Lennon John S., boilermakcr McCormick, Lewis & Co.,

dwl 2 Beale PI
Lennon Josej)h C, mining supt, dwi E s Howard nr

Twentieth
Lennon Malaehi, laborer, dwl S s Ellis bet Webster^and

Fillmore
Lennon Michael, laborer, dwl 518 Oak
Lennon Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Si-
erra and Louisiana
Lennon Michael, plasterer, dwl 137 Clara
Lennon Michael, tanner S. Hoffman &Co., dwl cor Powell

and California av , Benial Heights
Lennon Nicholas, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 2

Beale PI
Lennon Patrick, laborer, dwl 662 Bryant bet Fifth and

Si.\th
Lennon Thomas, painter, dwl 822J Green
Lennon William, laborer Henry S. Dorland, NW cor Do-
lores ana Dorland
Lennon William, stairbuilder E. W. Ross, dwl 1228 Pacific
Lennox Jarvis, teamster John McKew, dwl 1408 Mont
Lennox John, laborer George H. WTiitney, 114 Steuart
Lennox Michael, miner, dwl 3 King
Lennox R. D., clerk Custom House, dwl 1615 Sacramento
Lennox W., teamster, dwl cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Lenonnand Bros. (Joseph and Leon), foreign and native

wines, 40 Clay, and groceries and liquors, SVVcorDu-

pont and Pine
Lenormand Emil, wines and liquors, 1413 Stockton, dwl

1917 Mason
Lenormand Joseph (Lenormand Eros.), dwl W s Sophie

■ Terrace nr Pine
Lenormand Leon (Lenormand Bros.), dwl 908 Pine
Lenquist Nicholas, mariner, dwl' 28 Claj'
Lenrieus Henry, carpenter Louis D. Frichette, dwl San-
son! nr Broadway
Lens John, pilot schr George Woods.Vallejo St. Wharf
Lent Abraham, carpenter Edward D. Shedd, dwl 1004

Larkiu
Lent Alonzo, carpenter, dwl 513 Hyde
Lent M., dwl 33 Eddy
Lent Silas, engineer, dwl 2105 Mason
Lent S. W., sawTcr Geo. W. Swan & Co.
Lent William M., capitalist, office Nevada Block, 309

Montgomery room 53, dwl SV/ cor Polk and Eddy
Lentall Thomas, carpenter, dwl 112 Lilly Av
Lenthall Thomas, carpenter, dwl 62 West Mission bet

Potter and Brady
Lenton John S., musician, dwl 331 Union, rear
Lentz Dominic J. Rev., St. Dominic Monastery, NW cor

Bush and Steiner
Lentz Herman, upholsterer, dwl 34^ Freelon
Lentz William, puncher Pac. Rolling Mills
Lenz Reinhardt F., toolmaker William F. Palmer, dwl

730 Fourth
Lenz William, dwl 3 Morej' Alley •

Lenz William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl S s Shasta

nr Illinois
Leo George, fishemian, dwl 117 Drunim
Leo John, stonemason, dwl 3 Tyson PI
Leo Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nov.), C. J. Eaton secretar}',

office 402 Montgomery room 7
Leodener Victor, dwl Twenty-first Av nr J, South S. F.
Leon Adolph, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl 326

Green
Leon Caroline (widow), fancy goods, 124 Third
Leon George T., engineer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 742

Sixteenth
Leon Gertrudes B., seamstress, dwl 1332 Dupont, rear
Leon Ines (widow), dwl 443 Green
Leon Jacob, cigar dealer, dwl 323 Sutter
Leon Patrick, carpenter, dwl 12} Oak Grove Av
Leon R. (widow), seamstress, dwl 9 Auburn
Leon Raphaela de (widow), lodgings, 402 Pacific
Leon Reta (widow), dwl 1332 Dxipont, rear
Leon Richard, gilder David P. Smith, dwl 317 Third
Leon AV. F., mining, dwl 515 Bush

Leonard , carpenter, dwl 807 Mission

Leonard Benjamin, clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., dwl 319

Bush

Leonard Bridget Miss, dwl Terminal Hotel

Leonard Cornelius, patternmaker, dwl 28 Jessie nr Seventh

Leonard Daniel, laborer, dwl 414A Clementina, rear

Leonard E. A. (widow), dwl 113 Powell

Leonard Edward, dwl 54 Third

Leonard Edward, baker, dwl City Hotel

Leonard Edward, g-aruener, dwl W s Octavia bet Post and

Sutter
Leonard Edward, shipcarpenter, dwl E s Kentucky nr

Butte
Leonard Ella Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Leonard Emma C. (widow), dwl 4 Buchanan PI
Leonard E. W., capitalist, office 330 Pine room 11, dwl

Grand Hotel
Leonard Francis, porter Breeze & Loughran, dwl 2 Hamp-
ton PI
Leonard Francis A., night watchman New U. S. Ap-
praisers' Building, res Oakland
Leonard George, clerk Cross & Co., dwl 1109 Clay
Leonard George, patternmaker Hope Iron Works, res

Oakland
Leonard Hiram, lieutenant-colonel U. S. A., dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Leonard H. R. (Leonard <i- DeVry), 515 California
Leonard Hugh, laborer Spring A'alley Water W. Co., dwl

22 Turk
Leonard J., laborer Adam Muir, dwl 1005 Battery
Leonard James, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 11^

Clay
Leonard James, laborer, dwl 116 Clara
Leonard James, laborer, dwl 1001 Battery
Leonard James, laborer L. Terkelson & Bro.
Leonard James, laborer Wells, Russell & Co., dwl ^

Brannan '

Leonard James, teamster, dwl 310 Capp
Leonard James H., nursery, SW cor Quinn and Guerrero
Leonard J. H. (Weldon t£- L.), res San Jos6
Leonard John, cook, dwl 627 Stevenson
Leonard John, deckhand stm Mare Island, Berkeley Ferry,

dwl 625 Davis
Leonard John, housepainter, dwl 1109 Cldy
Leonard John C, saddletreemaker Main & Winchester,

dwl King bet Fifth and Sixth
Leonard John D., expressman, dwl E s San Jos6 Av nr

Twenty-eightti
Leonard John M. , clerk Orlando H. Bogart, dwl 1414 Cal
Leonard Matthew A., foreman Occidental Foundry, dwl

E s Treat Av, nr Twenty-second
Leonard Jlichr.el, laborer, dwl 18 Baldwin Court
Leonard Nettie Miss, dwl 217 Third
Leonard Patrick, laborer, dwl 25 Baldwin Court
Leonard Patrick, packer Cutting Packing Co., dwl 37

Ecker
LeonardgPeter, longshoreman, dwl IJ Auburn
Leonard P. Henry, varnisher Carson & Ladd, dwl 10 Hamp-
ton PI
Leonard Robert, stevedore, dwl 3 Clinton
Leonard S. , boilerraaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Leonard Seeker, teamster, dwl 1922 Mason
Leonard Thomas, driver Thomas Day, dwl 3 Hardie PI
Leonard Thomas, laborer, dwl 22 Jessie, rear
Leonard Willard, real-estate agent, office 65 Merchants'

Exchange, res Oakland
Leonard & DeVry (U. R. Leonard and John V. DeVry),

architects, office 515 California, third floor
Leonardi Salvatore, dwl 516 Greenwich
Leone George, waiter N. Giamboni & Co.
Leonhardt August, cigannaker, dwl 3 College PI
Leonhardt Charles, bootmaker, 110 Stevenson
Leonhardt Paul, cigarmaker William Seidel, dwl 431 Pine
Leony J. C, cigars and tobacco, Lick House bar and bil-
liard saloon, dwl 323 Sutter
Leonzini P. & Co. (Spyra Maruda), fruits, SW cor Fourth

and Market
Leonzini Peter (P. Leonzini ct Co.), dwl 12 Dupont
Leopard Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), R. H. Brown secre-
tary, office 402 Montgomery room 2
Leopold Charles, clerk M'Uer & Sievers, dwl 1038 Howard
Leopold Gustav, waiter Thomas Holder, dwl 340 Kearnj'
Leopold Henry, birds, cages, etc., 507 Kearny
Leopold Hei-nian W. , real estate, dwl W s Vermont bet

Humboldt and Nevada
Leopold H. W. (Sherman cO /...), dwl 137 Montgomery
Leo|iold Hugo C, clerk Miller & Sievers, dwl 1038 How
Leoi)old James, upholster William Ehrenpfort, dwl How-
ard nr Sixth
Leopold Leon, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
Leopold Louisa (widow\ dwl 1038 Hrtward
Leopold Rejaiard, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 1218 Kear

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Markel

p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Leotard Joseph, cook R. R. Swain &Co., dwl 213 Sutter

Lepartt Jean, waiter, dwl 509 WashinfjtoD

Leiier(*D., laborer N. Giamboni & Co.

Lcpinskey John, lonf,'shoreinaii, dwl 36 Anthony

Lepique Eli, tiiilor Jiunny & Shehan, dwl 508 Hmvard

Lepi>ri Liiisi, laborer 1). Ghirardelli, dwl i)09 Filbert

Leiii>ert Henry, laborer, dwl 240 Fremont

Leppert Leonard, tailor, dwl 512 Greenwich

Leppert William, barber, dwl 512 Greenwich

Leppi IJorionie, wines and liquors, 712 Pacific

Leppien Uora H. Miss, teacher Jlodcl School, dwl 1328

Green
Leppien F. E., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 1323

Green
Leppien G. C, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 1328

Green
Leprohon Phillip, plumber andgasfitter, dwl 656^ Ifinna
Lequicn Paul, fiToceries and liquors, 810 Pacific
Lerberg Tln)mas, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Lerche Julius, niusicsaTi, dwl 1407 Powell
Lennan Jacob, policeman City Hall, dwl 308 Union
Lemion Andrew, shipjoiner, dwl (U3 Mission
Lemion 0., boots and shoes, 1320 Polk
Lerond Theodore, bootblack, SW cor Gearj* and Dupont,

dwl 486 Green
Lerond Theodore Jr. , laborer, dwl NE cor Green and Pow
Leroux Am^dee, dniggist French Hospital, dwl 24 Fifth

Av ,

Leroux Thomas, sawder D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 3

Beale PI
Leroux Y. SL, machinist, dwl 217 Dupont
Leroy E. Mme., dressmaking and fancy goods, 121 Sutter
Leroy James, carpenter, dwl 14 Turk
Leroy Joseph, peddler, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear
Leroy. Sec Le Roy
Lerrie Joseph, upholsterer, dwl W s Fillmore bet Turk

and Eddy
Lerrie Joseph J;, printer, dwl W s Fillmore bet Eddy and

Turk
Lertoro Giacomo, blacksmith Massone & Lazare, dwl 430

Vallejo
Lesch Charles, painter, dwl 1119 Kearny
Leschet Charles, waiter Edward Ohlen, dwl Sullivan's

Building, cor Pacific and Dupont
Lesch er Gertrude Mrs., dwl 808 Mission
Lesher L., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Leslie Angus S., steward Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin,

dwl 517 Shotwell
Leslie Melvina (widow), dwl 339 Tehama
Leslie James, dwl 21 Stevenson
Leslie P. VV. C, dwl SW cor Third and King
Lesloues Remi, butcher J. Bavle, dwl Fourth Av nr M,

South S. F.
Leso John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Lessel Adolph, apothecary, dwl 1800 Powell
Lesser Harry, clerk, dwl 452 Tehama
Lesser Isaac, bootmaker, dwl 54SJ Tehama bet Fifth and

Sixth
Lesser Isa<ac Mrs., boots and shoes, 214 Sixth
Lesser Mark, boots and shoes, dwl 452^ Tehama
Lessmann Isaac, tailor, 740 Broadway, dwl 721 Vallejo
Lessmann Joseph, groceries and liquors, 1200 Larkin
Lessmann W., clerk M. Waterman & Co., Ill Clay
Lester Augustus, treasurer Church's Atheneum, 25 Geary
Lester Austin W., cIerk«J. Gus Burt, dwl 26^ Kearny
Lester Charles, boot and shoemaker, 12 Steuart
Lester Edward, cai-penter, dwl 14 Turk
Lester John, plasterer, dwl 11 Ridley
Lester Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Lester Morgan Mrs. , dwl 254 Stevenson
Lester Thomas, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valencia
Leszvnskv Abraham {Samuel Leszynsky d- Bros.), dwl

227 Tyler
LeszTOsky Bernard, salesman P. Mish & Son, dwl 40 Mary
Leszjniskj' Charles, salesman Samuel Leszj-nsky & Bro.,

dwl 45 Iiiatoma
Lesz\nisky Herman E. {Leszyngky <t Co.), dwl 828 Sutter
Leszvnskv I., teacher German Valencia St. Grammar

School, dwl 212 Sutter
Leszynsky Julius {Samuel Leszynsky J: Bros.), dwl 318

Kearny
LeszjTiskv Lesser, manuf and dealer cloaks and suits, 630

Market, dwl 523 Turk
Leszynsky Morris S. , expressman, cor Sacramento and

Sansom, dwl 145 Natoma
Leszvnsky Samuel {Sainiu;l Leszynsky i: Bros.), dwl 227

Tyler
Leszj-nsky Samuel & ^ros. (AhrahamandJxAius Leszyn-
sky), dry goods, 200-204 Kearny

Leszvnskv & O". (Herman Leszynsky and Sigmv.nd S.
Bain'bcrijer}, watches ami jewelry, 909 Kearny I

Letcher Charles, watchman new Wisconsin Hotel
Letellier Alexander, jeweler, 618i Merchant
Lethan John, liquor dealer, dwl 340 Fourth
Letjens Richard, baker, dwl 10 Gilbert
Lctora John, fruits, .SW cor Bush and Mason
Letroadec Eugene, Ijarkeeper Louis Letroadec, dwl 512

Green
Letroadec Henrj', clerk Henrj' Bacquie, dwl 826 Bdwy
Letroadec Henry, butcher, dwl 512 Green
Letroadec Julian L., salesman Frank G. Edwards, dwl 512

Green
Letroadec Louis, wines and liquors, 1321 Dupont, dwl 512

Green
Letroadec Max, macliinist, dwl 512 Green
Lett F. G., dwl ,35 Turk
LETTE GEWKGE, secretary German Savings and Loan

Society, office 526 California, dwl 1414 Powell
Lettich Thomas, Austrian Benev, Soc.,.71 New Mont
Lettige Antonio, "boilermaker's helper Portland Boiler

Works, dwl 322 Eighth
Lettlewood Elias, laborer, dwl 2015i Taylor
Letunich Martin, Austrian Benev, Soc, 71 New Mont
Leture Auguste {Bozio ib L.), dwl 90 Everett
Leu Adolph C. M,, porter W. & L Steinhart & Co., res

Alameda
Leu Henry C, carriagemaker, dwl 146 Minna
Leu Peter, (Deddler, dwl S s Ellis bet Laguna and Buch-
anan
Leuterdt Theodore, carriagemaker H. M. Black & Co.,

dwl W s Valencia nr Twenty-second
Leutgieb Carl, re-toucher Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 815

Stockton
Levaggi Bernardo, fruits and liquors, 242 Fifth
Levaggi G. B., fruits and vegetables, 303 Fourth
Levangaliste Pietro, brassfinisher Frank Band, dwl 522

Fulton
Levarom Charles, vegetable dealer, 29 Lafayette PI
Leve Frank, cook John H. C. Bellner, dwl 45 Minna
Level J. B., dwl 414 Post ' ,

Levell Alexander, cider manuf, ffi Folsom, dwl 130 Ship
Levelle Michael J., laborer, dwl 106 Jackson
Levene G. B., gardener Joseph Spinetta, dwl NW cor

Eddy and Buchanan
Levensaler Joseph G. (A . F. Spear & Co.), dwl 2012 Fol
Levensen Israel, peddler, dwl 1516 Powell, re^r
Levensen Meyer, peddler, dwl 1516 Powell, rear
Levenson Isidor {Morgenthau tt L.), dwl cor Folsom and

Sixteenth
Levenson Mark, teamster, dwl SE cor Pine and Fillmore
Levenstine Simon, miner, dwl 89 Stevenson
Leventritt Marion (S. W. Rosenstock & Co.), dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Leveque Gustave, packer Cutting Packing Co., dwl 16

John
Leveque Joseph (Leveque d; Potter), dwl 1119i Mission
LEVEQIiE <t POTTER (Joseph Leveque 'and Fred

W. Potter), S. F. Last Factory, 10 Stevenson
Lever Annie Miss, compositor Cubery & Co., dwl 15 Russ
Lever Frank, teamster John H. Brant, dwl Park Hotel
Lever J., seaman, dwl 509 Washington
Lever Julian, siircinglemaker Anasetta Aria, dwl 5 Hinck-
ley Alley
Lever Mary "(widow), dwl 20 Louisa
Lever M.ary Miss, telegraph operator Cubery & Co., dwl

15 Russ
Leverentz A. C. M., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
LEVEKEXTZ t'HARLES, cigars and tobacco, SE cor

Clav and Jlontgomerv, dwl 418 Post
LEVERIDGE, '»V.iI!>Si.4MS A CO. (William K. Lev-
cridge and William Wadhams), commission mer-
chants, 318 Front
Leveridge William K. (Leveridge, Wadhams & Co.), dwl

332 O'Farrell
Levero Louis, helper Green & Neil, dwl NW cor Gough

and Lombard
Leveroni Annie Mrs., dressmaker Roso Casassa, dwl 519

Union
Leveroni Charles, clerk Louis Leveroni, N s Broadway

bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Leveroni G., fruits and vegetables, 543 Fourth
Leveroni Louis, wood and coal, N s Broadway bet Polk

and Van Ness Av
Leveroni Nicholas, vegetable dealer, dwl 519 Union
Leveroni Stephen, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
Leveroni William, salesman Dean & Sutherland, dwl S s
Fourteenth Av bet P and Q, South S. F.

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELHY for Sale by D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

LeverUin Frederick, housepainter Wason & Morris
Levestamm Eu<,'ene A. , compositor A. Chaig-neau & Co.,

dwl 812 Broadway
Levett Frank R., butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,

South S. F.
Levett James, dwl 424 Sansom

Levey Charles, clerk Simon Silberstein, dwl 220 Leaven-
worth
Levey Edward L. (Ten Cent Parcel Delivery Co.), dwl

NW cor Steiner and Eddy
Levey Isaac, hairdresser, dwl 220 Leavenworth
Levey Louis C, clerk, dwl 220 Leavenworth
Levey Samuel, aj,'ent, dwl 8 ^'irginia Alley
Levey Samuel, laborer, dwl 615 Commercial
Levi Albert A. (A. B. Elfclt i; Co.), res New York
Levi Bennett, bootmaker, 426 Hayes
Levi David, clerk L. Steinhart, dwl 117 Natoma
Levi David, driver Waldstein & Co., dwl 527 Natoma
Levi George, waiter Central Pac. R. R., dwl 621 Bdwy
Levi Harris, clerk Sarah Levi, dwl 147 Tehama
Levi Herman, clerk M. Ehrman & Co., dwl 1105 Van Ness

Av
Levi Jacob (iV. Ehrens A- Co.), dwl 1105 A'an Ness Av
Levi Leon (V. Bnccaro d: Co.), dwl 403 Jessie
Levi Leon, chief ens-ineer stm Tlioroughfare, res Oakland
Levi Leon Jr. , fireman stm Thoroughfare, res Oakland
Levi M., peddler, dwl 711 Commercial
Levi Marks, tailor, 403 Sutter
Levi Michael S. , tailor, 176 Minna
Le\T Moses, cigar dealer, dwl 837 Folsom
Levi Nathan, dwl 1129 Folsom
Levi Raphael, junk peddler, dwl 433 Hayes
Levi Sarah Mrs., secondhand clothing, 265 Third, dwl 147

Tehama
Levi Wolf, teilor, 612i Howard
Leviathan Mining Co". (Gold Hill, Nev.), Frederick E.

Luty secretary, office 507 Montgomery
Levelle Silver L., importer cigars and tobacco, 1016 Bat-

terj'
Levigevitz Jacob, clerk, dwl 435 Natoma
Le\iii David (Levin dr Abrams), dwl 766 Folsom
Levin Elias, gents' furnishing goods, 501^ Keaniy, dwl 140

Shipley
Levin Israel, tailor, dwl 783 Eddy
Levin Jacob, clerk P. Mish & Son, dwl 766 Folsom
Levin Julius, salesman Will & Finck, dwl 766 Folsom
Levin Louis, tailor, dwl 766 Folsom
Levin & Abrams (David Levin and Henry Airams),

hats, 18 Second (Grand Hotel)
Levine George, seaman, dwl 20 Commercial
Levine Joseph, shoemaker, 522j Sixth
Levingston Abraham, crockery' and glassware, 8 Sixth,

dwl 6 Sixth
Levingston Abraham, salesman Hartman Bros., dwl 226

Sixth
Levingston Emanuel, poultrj-dealer, W s Hyde bet Post

and Geary, dwl 802 Larkin
Levingston Isaac, stockbroker, office 310 Montgomery,

dwl 783 Folsom
Levingston Jacob, bookkeeper Samuel Leszynsky & Bro.,

dwl 226 Sixth
Levingston Morris C, clerk Simon Cohn, dwl 227 Tyler
Levingston Lazarus J., groceries and liquors, 226 Sixth
Levinsky Brothers (Lords and Mark), shoe manufactur-
ers, SE cor Market and Fremont
Levinsky Louis (Levinsky Bros.), dwl 922 O'Farrell
Levinsky Mark (Levinsky A: Brothers), dwl 1318 Geary
Levinson C. (widow), dwl 809 Leavenworth
Levinson Fanny (widow), dwl 1314 Powell
Le\inson John, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl 1314

Powell
Levinson Rosa Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 809 Leavenworth
Levinson William A. , bookkeeper Frank G. Edwards, dwl

809 Leavenworth
Levis Charles, laborer I. Friedlander, dwl cor Ellis and

Buchanan
LEVISOX BROS. (Hennan Levison and John T.

Bonestell), importers watehes, jewelrj', diamonds,

watch materials, etc., 134 Sutter
Levison Chauncey, steward, dwl 14 Virginia
Levison H. , tailor, dwl 411 Jones
Levison Heniy, boatman, dwl 3 King
Levison Herman (Levison Brothers and California Jew-
elry Co.), dwl Palace Hotel
Levison Hyman, merchant tailor, 333 Bush, dwl 411 Jones
Levison Jacob, salesman Levison Bros., dwl 1205 Bush
Levison Jacob, traveling agent Kane, O'Leary & Co., dwl
111 Eleventh

Levison Mark, stockbroker, dwl 1008 Bryant

Leviston George, attorney at law, office 330 Pine room 15,

dwl 623 Bush
Leviston H. Mrs. (widow), dwl 623 Bush
Leviston' William, attorney at law, office 6 Montgomery

Av, dwl 623 Bush
Levit Samuel H. , fruits and vegetables, stall 26 Grand Cen-
tral Market, dwl 431 Clementina
Levitzky David (Levy <t- L.), dwl 2.30 Sixth
Levoomey John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Le\Toni John R., bootblack, dwl 50 Third

Levy , dwl 110 Freelon

Le\'j' , clerk, dwl 235 Kearny

Levy , cigars, dwl NW cor Bush and Dupont

Levj- A., bookkeeper, dwl 841 Clay

Levy A., cellarmaster Saulmaim & Lauenstein, 518 Cal

LevV A. & Co. (Jacob Levy), fruits and produce, 210

Washington
Le\'j' Aaron, dwl 923 Howard

Levy Abe, clerk August Eerggren, dwl 951 Folsom
Levy Abe, salesman H. Weinstock & Co., dwl 425 Green
Levy Abraham, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Bush and

Belden
Levy Abraham, glazier, dwl 563 Tehama bet Fifth and

Sixth
Levy Abraham, merchant, dwl 318 Fulton
Le\y Abraham N., dwl 429 Natoma
Levy Aftolph (A. Levy dC- Co.), dwl 316 Davis
Levy Adolph, glazier, dwl 110 Taylor, rear
Levy Adolph, boots and shoes, 138 Second, dwl 744 Fol
Le\y Adolph, salesman Nast & Greenzweig, dwl 44 Third
Levy Albert, expressman, SW cor Kearny and California,

dwl 154J Shipley
Levy Alexander, blacksmith and carria^emaker, 966 Mis-
sion, dwl 1229 Mission
Lev}^ Alexander, porter Peter Einsfeld
Levy Alexander, tailor, dwl 424 Clementina
Levj' Alexander, tailor, dwl W 3 Powell
LEVV ALEXAXDEE, wholesale and retail wines and

liquors, 18 Stockton, dwl 1120 Powell
Le\->- Asher M., dry-goods solicitor, dwl 25 Harriet
liEVY B. & col, groceries and liquors, 537 Clay
Levy Bamhard, porter Triest & Friedlander, dwl 931J Fol
Le\'y Baruch (B. Levy i: Co.), dwl 826 McAllister
Levy Benjamin, second-hand furniture, 119 ITiird
Levy Benjamin, trader Alaska, dwl 10 Sumner, rear
Levy Benjamin H., Ary goods, 13 Battery, dwl 920 O'Far-
rell
Le%7 Benjamin S., student, dwl 424 Eddy
Levj' Bernard, dwl NW cor Bryant and Bryant Av
Le%'j' Bemhard L., real estate, dwl 517 Post
Levy C. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 323 Keam}'
Le\T Charles, printer D. L. Swett & Co., dwl 1229 Mission
Levy Clemie Miss, dwl 424 Eddy
Levy Daniel, teacher Boys' High School, Sutter nr Van

Ness Av, dwl 617 Green
Levj' David, bookkeeper N. Brown & Co., dwl 204 Stock
Lew David, cigars and tobacco, 362 Third
Levy David, clerk, dwl 609 Pine
Levy Da\id, musician, dwl cor Third and Mission
Lew David, sign and portrait painting, 305 Third, dwl

'l81 Perry
Levy David, speculator, dwl 532 Tehama bet Fifth and

Sixth
Levy David L., watchmaker and jeweler, 741J Mission
Levy David P., liquor saloon, 607 Sacramento, dwl 1524

Powell
Levj' David S., furniture, 225 Third
Le\'y David S., inspector Custom House, dwl 101 Grove
Le\'j' Edward, salesman L. Morris & Co., dwl 353 Third
Levy Edward J., silver-ingotmelter U. S. Mint, dwl 309

Eddy
Levy E. H., barkeeper, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Lev5' Eli, butcher Lee Hechheimer, dwl 441 Natoma
Levy Elias, furniture dealer, 314J Fifth
Levy Elias, salesman, dwl 951 Folsom
Levy Eliza Mrs., dwl 440 Natoma
Levy Emanuel, bookkeeper J. Baum & Co., dwl 714

Larkin
Levy Eve (widow), dwl 404 Stockton
Levy Frank, cook, dwl 45 Minna
Levy Ferdinand (L. Ryan it Co.), dwl 913 Folsom
Levy George, shirt manufacturer, 228 Fourth
Levy Guss, jeweler Henrj- A. Callender, dwl 34 Turk
Lex'j' Harris, dwl 12 H.vde

Levy Hattie Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School
Levy Henrietta (widow), dwl 104 Taylor
Levy Mmrf (Straus <t L.), dwl 1205 Howard
Levy Henrj', bookkeeper Kragen & Co. , dwl 4 Clinton

It'

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propt:

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Levj- Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Jackson and

Mason
Levj' Henrj-, usher Bella Union Theater
Levy Heiirj' M., dwi 727 Grove
Levy Hermann, capitalist, dwl 337 Eddv
Lew Herman L. (Rath .t L.), dwl 409 Tjler
Levy Herman W., dwl 34 Turk
Levy Hiram, capitalist, dwl 337 Eddy
Levy H. L., clothinj,' and gents' furnishing goods, 343

Keamv, dwl 212 Siitter
Le\y H. M., dwl 44 Third

Le%'j' L & Kro. (JiiH'ts Levy), dry poods, 1004 Stockton
Levy Isaac (/. Levy ,C- Bro.), res Virffinia City
Le\"j' Isaac (Livinjuton <t Co.), dwl G17 Green
Levy Isaac (Mierson, Jeteellti- Co.), dwl 2114 Mason
Levy Isaac (J. Schweitzer it- Co.), dwl 90S Ellis
Levj' Isaac, dwl 162 Clara

Levy Isaac, butcher J. Schweitzer & Co., dwl C23 Ellis
Levj' Isaac, tailor, NE cor Pacific and Front
Levy Isaac G., collector, dwl 1414 Folsom
Levy Isadore, hairdresser, Hi Jackson
Levy Isadore, tailor, 205 Second

Levy Isidor W., clerk Livingston & Co., dwl 617 Green
Levy J., dwl 636 Commercial

Levy J. & Bro. {Isaac Levtj), drj- goods, 1004 Stockton
Lew Jacob {A. Levy <t Co.), dwl 116 Washington
Levy Jacob (//. Belircndt <t-.Co.), dwl 521 Tj-ler
Levy Jacob, broker, dwl 722 Tyler
Le\y Jacob, butcher, dwl 623 Ellis
Lev}- Jacob, moncTbroker, office 420 Montgomery room 4,

dwl 325 O'Farrell
Levy Jacob, tailor, 810 Stockton
Levy John, dwl 242 Jessie

LEVY JOIIX (Bravermayi & L.), dwl 830 O'Farrell
Levy John, cigars, dwl 14 Turk
Levy John, clerk Wolf Caro, dwl 315 Dupont
Levy John, painter David Levy, dwl 181 Perry
Le\j Jonas, dwl 307 Tj-ler

Levy Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 1101 Folsom
Levy Joseph, butcher George E. Slowatt, dwl 22 Clinton
Levy Joseph, clerk Simon Cohn, dwl Howard bet Sixth

and Seventh
Levy Joseph, junk, 932 Harrison, dwl 1229 Mission
Le^-y Joseph, student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

466 Tehama
Levy Judas, clothing, dwl 1903 Stockton
Levy Julius (f. Levy d- Bro.), dwl 1903 Stockton
Levy Julius, tinsmith G. &. W. Snook, dwl Hansa Hotel
Levy Lazard, merchant, dwl 307 Clementina
Levy Leon, salesman L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl 702 Har
Le\y Leopold, upholsterer and furniture, 1324 Polk, dwl

40 Austin
Lev}- Lewis, clothier, 227 Pacific
Le\-}- Louis, dwl 112 Eleventh

Lev}- Louis, clothing, 613 Davis, dwl 322J^roadway
Levy Louis, drj- goods, dwl 1210 Turk
Levy Louis, gents' furnishing goods, 412 Third,'[dwl 425

Green
Levj- Louis, peddler, dwl 263 Clara
Levj' Louis, tinsmith, dwl 3 Hardie PI
Levy Louis A., proprietor Westminster House, 614 Sutter
Levy Louis B. , merchant, dwl 517 Post
Levy L. R., fancy drj' goods, 105 Sansom, res New York
Le\-}- L. S. (widow-), dwl 447 Tehama
Levy M., dwl 225 Elhs
Le^-y M., poultr}-, stall 59 Grand Central Market, dwl 602

Hayes
Lev-}' M., stockbroker, office 507 Montgomer}' room 11
Levy M. A. Miss, laceworker Gustave Hohenthal, dwl 305

Minna
Levy Marcus, clothing, 9 Jackson, dwl 220 Leavenworth
Levy Marcus, distiller and compressed yeast manuf, Penn-
sylvania Av nr Sierra, dwl 321 Hyde
Lev-y Marcus, salesman L. R. Levy, dw-1 951 Folsom
Levy Marcus B. {Levy & Levitzky), dwl 1157 Mission
Levj- Mark, clerk, dwl 314^ Fifth
Le\-y Marks {U. Morris it Co.), dw-1 741 Broadway
Levv Marks, butcher, dwl E s Van Ness Av bet Bush and

"Sutter
Le^'y Marks, salesman H. Weinstock & Co., dwl 425 Green
Levy Marks, tailor, dwl 227 Post

Levy Marks D., bookkeeper B. H. Levy, dwl 237 Jackson
Levy Marquis, bookkeeper, dwl 564J Bryant
Levy Mary (widow), dwl 1027 Hyde

Le\'}- Max, bookkeeper Isaacs, Gross & Co., dwl 109 Mont-
gomery
Levy Max, butcher J. Schweitzer & Co., dwl SE cor Van

Ness Av and Bush
Levy Meyer, butcher, dwl 1014 Filbert

Levy Slichael, importer and dealer cloths and tailors'
trimmings, 642 Sacramento

Levy Michel, dry goods, 532 Kearny, dwl 1423 Stockton

Levy M. L., salesman HofTnian & Co., dwl 702 Ellis

Levy Morris, dwl 515 Franklin

Levy Morris, clerk L. Zacharias & Brother, dwl 237 Jack

Levy Morris, clothing, 505 Davis

Levy Morris B., merchant, dwl 517 Post

Levv Moses, salesman Porter, Blum k Slessinger, dwl 007
'Eddy

Lev}- Myer, bookkeeper Fleishman, Sichel & Co., dwl 617
Green

Levy N., tailor, dwl 727 Clementina

Levy Nathan (Breslauer it- L.), dwl 823 McAllister

Levy Nathan, butcher S. Newman & Co., dwl 14 Natoma

Levy Nathan, wines and liquors, 412 Hayes

Levy Phillip, dry goods, SW cor Pacific and Hyde

Levy Philip, foreman Lewis Brothers, dwl 525 Pine

LEVY S. A <'0. {Leopold Lasar), commission mer-
chants, 310 Washington ,

Levy Samuel, bookkeeper, dwl 219 Minna

Levy Samuel, cigardealer, dwl Overland House

Levy Samuel, nurse, dwl 45 Third

Levy Samuel, peddler, dwl 1111 Harrison

Levy Samuel, pressman S. F. Cigar Box Co., dwl 432 Te-
hama

Levy Samuel, printer, dw-1 37 O'Farrell

Levy Samuel W. , commission and insurance, dwl 424 Eddy

Levy Saul, candymaker George Haas & Co.

Lev}' Sigmund, student at law Lloyd & Newlands, dwl 830
O'Farrell

Levy Simon, clerk John S. Bowman & Co., dwl 705 McAl-
lister

Levy Solomon {S. Levy it Co.), dwl 116 Washington

Levy Solomon, dwl 404 Sixth

Lev-y S. S. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Annie M. Reen, dwl W
Everett

Le^-y S. W. , commission merchant, office 21 and 23 Bat-
tery, dwl 424 Eddy

Lev-y Sylvester, dwl 702 Harrison

Levy Walter H. , attorney at law, dwl 727 Grove

Levy William, riding academy, 737 and 739 Folsom

Levy Wolf, dwl 131i Pen-y

Levy Wolf, tailor, dWl 152 Shipley

Levy & Levitzky {Marcus B. Levy and David Levitzky),
real-estate agents, 306 Montgomery

Lew Henry, bartender, dwl 1327 Pacific

Lewald George, merchant (Woodland, Yolo Co.), dwl 1303
Larkin

Lewald Louis, drayman Frankenthal & Co., dwl 417 Grove

Lewarthy James, carpenter, dwl 529 '\^alencia

Leweke George, cigar maniifacturer, dwl 458 Jessie

Leweli}-!! Robert, liquor saloon, 14 Clay, dwl 15 Moss

Lewenthal Jacob, bookkeeper Hartman Bros., dwl 220
Sixth

Lewenthal Wolf, drj* goods, 222 Sixth, dwl 220 Sixth

Lewin Morris, dressmaker, 413 Broadway

Lewin John S., cigars and tobacco, junction Market, Ma-
son, and Turk, dwl 21 Garden

Lewis , pianofortemaker, dwl 785 Mission

Lewis A., miner, dwl 534 Ellis

Lewis A. & Co. {Lonia Raphael), merchants, office 214
California, res Watsonville, Cal.

Lewis Abraham, hairdressing saloon, 210 Pacific, dwl 232
Sixth

Lewis Abraham, stoves, tinware, and plumbing, 1124 Mar-
ket, dwl 461 Minna

LEWIS AD. A CO., importers and wholesale cigars
and tobacco, 319 Sacramento

Lewis Adolph {Ad. Lewis d: Co.), d^'l 1303 Gough

Lenis Albert, livery-stablekeeper, dw-1 1419 Mason, rear

Lewis Albert, miner, dwl Olympic Lodgings

Lewis Albert H., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl 813
Bush

Lewis Albert J., salesman George 0. Shreve & Co., dwl
Occidental Hotel

Lewis Alexander, laborer, dwl 430 Drumm

Lewis Andrew G., butcher, dwi SW cor Point Lobos and
Twenty-eighth avs

Lewis Antonia B., dwl 100 Third

Lewis A. P., oysterman A. E. Swain, dwl 522 Pine

Lewis Arnold M. , engineer stm Vaquero, dwl 22 Russell

Lewis Augustus, boatman, dwl 1012 Montgomery

Lewis Borle {James Connelly i: Co.), dwl 547 Jessie

LEWIS BROTHERS (Meyer, Joseph, and SaTmieF),
importers leaf tobacco and manufacturers cigars, 213
and 215 Batter}' _

Lewis Catharine, laundress, dwl 1031 Dupont

Lewis C. H. {Allen <t L.), res Portland, Oregon

JAMES (x. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. "W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, "Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Men

Lewis Charitj' (widow), dwl 1573 Folsom

Lewis Charles, dwl Winchester Hotel

Lewis Charles, carpenter S. F. Mauuf. Co., dwl 28 Clay

Lewis Charles, clerk Bowen Brothers, dwl SW cor Mont-
gomery and Broadway

Lewis Charles, cook City and County Hospital, dwl E s
Columbia bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

Lewis Charles, second officer stm Oriflamme, Folsom St.
Wharf

Lewis Charles, waiter stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf

Lewis Charles, waiter Western House, dwl 132 Steuart

Lewis Charles A., bookkeeper Bank of California, dwl 719
Ellis

Lewis Charles E. (Lewis d: Inman), dwl 355 Minna

Lewis Charles H., barkeeper J. D. W. Godfrey, dwl 38
Geary

Lewis Christian, porter Deloche & Corthay, dwl cor Val-
lejo and Montgomery Av

Lewis D., waiter, dwl 529 Pine

Lewis David, clerk Benjamin Sherman, dwl 18 Mason

Lewis David G., proofreader D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 512
Brannan

Lewis Dio, physician, dwl SW cor Shotwell and Twenty-
first

Lewis Domingus, shoemaker, dwl 113 Oregon

Lewis E. C, boatman Corvell's \Miarf

Lewis Edward, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush

Lewis Edward, machinist, dwl 15 Natoma '

Lewis Edward, printer, dwi 46 Everett

Lewis Edward, porter Phillips & Co., dwl 5 Mission

Lewis Edward N., carriagetrimmer, dwi 908 Howard

Lewis Edwin, dwl 3 Simpson PI

Lewis Edwin, bakery, 514j Mission

Lewis Edwin, insurance agent, office 310 California, dwl
2526 Webster

Lewis Edwin C, liquor saloon and boarding, 1011 Battery

Lewis Effie Mrs. , dressmaker, 628 Howard

Lewis Ellen Mrs., domestic Calahan Curtin, dwl 318 Ellis

Lewis E. T., bellman Palace Hotel

Lewis E. Warren, contractor and builder, dwi 1315 Green

Lewis Festus C. , dwi Lincoln House

Lewis F. M. (widow), dwl 714 Guerrero

Lewis Frank, dwi 8 Dupont

Lewis Frank, dwi 321 Filbert

Lewis Frank, dwl S s Union bet Calhoun and Sansom

Lewis Frank, deckhand stm New World, Market St.
Wharf

Lewis Frank, glazier, dwl 527 Green, rear

Lewis Frank, laborer Stryker & Kiernan, Pier 5 Steuart

Lewis Frederick R., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl 1409
Tjier

Lewis Freeman H., whitener James C. Sellers, 31 Second

Lems George, carpenter, dwl E s Illinois nr Twentieth

Lewis George, clerk, dwl 517 Bush

Lewis George, groceries and liquors, NE cor Geary and
Leavenworth

Lewis George, machinist, dwl 15 Natoma

Lewis George, manager branch office Oakland Tribune,
504 Montgomery', dwi 210 Tyler

Lewis George B., milkman Thos. Barellles, dwl Gough
bet Vallejo and Broadway

Lewis George H. , driver Napa Soda Depot, dwl 628 How

Lewis G. O., steward, dwi 321 Taylor

Lewis H. (widow), dwi W s Fair Oaks bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth

Lewis H., merchant (Austin, Nev.), office 109 Sansom

Lewis Harry F., clerk Anglo - California Bank, dwi 416
Tyler

Lewis Harrj' M., clerk I. Glazier & Co., dwl 120 Sutter

Lewis Henry, baker Cal. Cracker Co.

Lewis Henry, waiter National Hotel

Lewis Henry, waiter Union Club

Lewis Henry J., machinist, dwi 505 Haight

Lewis Henry L. , general commission merchant, 209 Sac-
ramento, dwl 770 Harrison

Lewis Henry M., manuf jeweler, wholesale and retail
watches and diamonds, 655 Clay

Lewis Henry W., seaman, dwi 45 Vallejo

Lewis Hermann, barber, 817 Battery

Lewis Howard, dwi 24 O'Farrell

Lewis Isaac (Davis <fc L.), dwi 508 O'Farrell

Lewis Isaac, tobacconist, dwl .508 O'Farrell

Lewis Isidore, barber, 202 Pacific, dwl 817 Battery

Lewis J., dwi 320 Taylor

Lewis J., fireman stm Kalorama, Pacific St. Wharf

Lewis Jacob, glazing, 931 Market

Lewis Jacob, salesman Nast & Greenzweig, dwl 418
• Tehama

Lewis James, carpenter, dwl 32 Silver

Lewis James, laborer, dwi 324j Broadway

Lewis James, painter Market St. R. R.

Lewis James, porter stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry, foot

Market
Lewis James, teamster, dwi 509 Washington
Lewis James M. (Lewis A Stevenson), dwl 6 Howard

Court
Lewis J. E., porter Matthias Gray, dwl 7 Stockton
Lewis J. J., miner, dwi 219 Mason
Lewis John, boilermaker Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

121 Shotwell
Lewis John, bookkeeper, dwl 613 Mission
Lewis John, bookkeeper Knowiand & Doe, dwl 1509

Broadway
Lewis John, expressman, cor Washington and Sansom
Lewis John, laborer, dwi 529 Valencia
Lewis John, laborer, dwi SW cor Mission and Eighteenth
Lewis John, salesman Middleton, Bryde & Co.
Lewis John, seaman, dwi 219 Ritch
Lewis John, wharfinger, dwi 1012 Montgomery
Lews John B., bookkeeper Knowiand & Doe, dwl 613

Mission
LEWIS JOSI^f B., real-estate agent, office 504 Mont-
gomery, dwl 409 Br>'ant
Lewis John F., draftsman Board Engineers U. S. A., 533

Kearny, res Oakland
Lewis John M., miner, dwi 2?0 Third
Lewis Joseph J., marbleworker Charles Bianchl, dwl 356

Jessie
Lewis John T., boilermaker Southern Pac. R. R.
Lewis Joseph (Lewis Brothers), dwi 318 Kearny
Lewis Joseph, barkeeper Joseph franklin, dwl 43 Vallejo
Lewis Joseph, merchant, dwi 810 Mission
Lewis Joseph, restaurant, 150 Steuart
Lewis Josiah, carriagepainter, dwi 429 Tehama
Lewis L. E. , brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Lewis Levi J., mining, office 418 California room 2
Lewis Lewis, laborer, dwi W s Arkansas nr Napa
Lewis L. M., dwl 636 Commercial
Lewis Lottie B. Mrs., dwi 10 Taylor
Lewis Louis, laborer Miners' Foundry, dwl Potrero
Lewis Louis, mining operator, 230 Montgomery, dwl 232

Montgomery
Lewis Lubusch, expressman, dwi 122 Olive Av
Lewis Lyon, teacher Hebrew, dwi 508 O'Farrell
Lewis Manuel, solicitor, dwl 1229 Turk
Lewis Marcus, clerk Henry M. Lewis, dwi 418 Tehama
Lewis Marx, gents' furnishing goods, 416 Hayes
Lewis Marx, glazier, 646 Mission, dwi 223 Minna
Lewis Mary (widow), dwl 17^ Geneva
Lewis Mary (widow), dwi 131 Turk
Lewis Mary C, dressmaker, dwi 335 Sixth
Lewis Meyer (Leicis Brothers), res Europe
Lewis Miles B., wagonmaker, 770 Mission, dwi 946 Har
Lewis Mira M. Mrs., dwl Twenty-eighth nr Mission
Lewis Mitchell M. , cigar manufacturer, dwi 418 Tehama
Lewis Morris, expressman, NE cor Halleck and Sansom,

dwi 417 Green
Lewis N. , papercarrier, dwi SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Lewis Orville H., bookkeeper W. E. Mayhew, dwi 144

Fourth
Lewis Oscar (MeCormick, L. * Co.), dwi 2608 Sac
Lewis Oscar, wines and liquors, 132 Sutter, dwi 120 Sutter
Lewis Paul, fruit and vegetables, 502j Third
Lewis Philip, clerk Greenebaum & Co., dwi 416 Tjier
Lewis Philip, commission merchant, dwi 427 Sixth
Lewis Philip, merchant, dwi 317 Sixth
Lewis Philip, merchant, dwl 416 Tyler
Lewis R. G., barkeeper A. M. Oilman, dwl 712 Taylor
Lewis Richard, expressman, cor Davis and Pacific
Lewis Robert, porter, dwi 10 Virginia
Lewis Rodman P. , real-estate and house agent, office 635

Kearny, dwi N s Pine bet Broderick and Baker
Lewis Samuel (Lciois Brothers), dwi 327 Eddy
Lewis Sarah Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwi 1318 Dupont
Lewis S. F., chief engineer stm Oriflamme, Oregon S. S.

Co., dwl 2534 Folsom
Lewis Solomon, jeweler, dwl 18 Mason
Lewis Solomon, tobacconist, dwi 508 Leavenworth
Lewis Thomas (McGregory <t L.), dwl 113 Eighth
Lewis Thomas, carriagemaker F. D. S. Lamer, dwl 529

Valencia
Lewis Thomas, deckhand stm San Joaquin (No. 2), Vallejo

St. Wharf
Lewis Thomas, veterinarj' surgeon, dwl 10 Taylor
Lewis Thomas, waiter, dwl 32 Fourth
LEWI.S THOMAS B., secretary Market St. Bank of

Savings, office 634 Market, dwi Palace Hotel
Lewis Thomas S., l>aker, dwi 415 Powell

BEAMISH'S-'Importer Purnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Market.

p. VAN SGHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Lewis Thomas T., passenger agent Pennsylvania Railroad,
office 238 MontKoniery, dwl 522 Bryant

Lewis T. O., clerk U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl 1S31 Jessie

Lewis Urben, cariienter, dwl N s Twenty-eighth nr Miss

Lewis William, dwl 534 Second

Lewis William, bookkeeper H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 508
O'Farrell

Lewis William, heater Pac. Rolling Mills

Lewis William, laborer, dwl S s Sierra nr Michigan

Lewis William, marblecutter .1. fi F. Kesseler, dwl Stock-
ton bet Broadway and Vallejo

Lewis William, waiter Palace Hotel

Lewis William A., earrlagepainter Kimball Manuf. Co.,
dwl ('(ISO House

Lewis William B., roller Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s Lou-
isiana nr Shasta

Lewis William Jackson, civil engineer, office 49 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl 4G1 Natoma

Lewis W'illiam J., stonecutter, dwl Winchester Hotel

Lewis W. J., waiter, dwl 534 Second

Lewis & Co. (Albert Lewix, George Hall, and John W.
Norton), drajTiien, Pier 1 Steuart

LE>VIS A INMA\ (Chnrleg E. Lewis and Jerry In-
man), wines and liquors, SE cor Fifth and Jlarket

Lewis & Stevenson (James M. Leicis and John W. Ste-
venson), market, 115 Fourth

Lewis. See Louis

Lewison Louis, merchant, office 10 Sansom, dwl 608 Bush

Lewitt William, physician and surgeon, office and dwl 207
Kearny

Lcwkierez Maurice, fruit peddler, dwl 524 Stevenson

Lewniit Edward, boots and shoes, 713 Folsom

Lewthwaite Alexander, bookkeeper S. P. Taylor & Co.,
res East Oakland

Leydecker Otto, barkeeper Theodore W. Leydecker, dwl
631 Davis

LEYDECKER THEODORE W., liquor saloon, 631
Davis, res Oakland

Leyden Charles, hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl
251 Minna

Leynaugh James, laborer, dwl City Hotel

Leynier Christina (widow), dwl 3 Montgomery'Court

Leyng George E. , engineer, dwl 1816 Hyde

Lexow Frederick (Hatch .t //.), dwl 335^ Third

Lhez J. M. (S. F. Co-operative Box Factory), Bryant bet
Third and Fourth

Lhote Eugene, 1142^ Market

Lhote Fanny Mrs., furnished rooms, 1142i Market

Lhote Francois, groceries and liquors, 1209 Stockton

Lhote Rene, dwl NE cor Twentieth and Dolores

Li Ghong (Chinese), merchandise, 1 Brooklyn PI

Li Po Tai (Chinese), physician, 737 Washington

Lial John, shi])carpenter Boole & Webster

Liauteaud Bartoza, cook, dwl California Hotel

Libbey Elias L., local policeman, dwl 406 Spear

Libbey John, dwl 957 Market

Libbey John G. (Dalrin <fc L.), and secretary Commercial
Soap Co., dwl 303 Van Ness Av

Libbey M. L., dentist, office and dwl NW cor Geary and
Kearny

Libbey William H., expressman, cor Brannan and Fourth,
dwl NE cor Sixteenth and Hampshire

Libbing Henrj', local policeman, dwl 921 Powell

Libby Ashble, teamster H. N. Tribou, dwl N s Fulton bet
Polk and Van Ness Av

Libby Daniel, mariner, dwl 524 Folsom

Libby Dorville, manager publishing department A. L.
Bancroft & Co., dwl 1110 Larkin

Libby D. B., ticket agent and operator Southern Pac.
R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend

Libby E. G. (widow), dwl 8 Hollis

Libby Eliab, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 151 Tehama

Libby Joseph, calker, dwl 306 Folsom

Libhv Joseph, carpenter, dwl 1421 Taylor

LIBRY SOLOMOIV, shipjoiner, 110 Drumm, dwl 3
Florence

Libby William, clerk, dwl 618 California

Libby William H., teamster Horace N. Tribeau, dwl N s
Fulton bet Van Ness Av and Polk

Liberat Angelo, waiter Samuel Martinovich & Co., 302 East

Liberman Julius, dry-goods dealer, dwl 304 Seventh

Libert Bnmo, musician Alper's Band, 228 Bush

Libis Louis, waiter, dwl 907 Folsom

Libsey Mary (widow), dwl NW cor Polk and Ash Av

Libsik Isaac, laborer, dwl 1636 Pine

LICENSE COLLECTOR CITY AND COINTY,
office 7 City Hall second floor

Lichan Ernest, insurance agent, dwl 745 Howard

Lichgart W., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Lichmond John, molder Golden State Iron Works, dwl

252 Spear
Licht Louis, gcntlemens' furnishing and fancy goods, 145

and 147 Second
Lichte George, with Dr. Jacob Regensburger, 112 Powell
Lichtenborg William (Degener ct Co.), res San Rafael
Lichtenstedt Henry, driver Hemme & Reuter, dwl 254 Stev
Lichtenstein Barna, tailor, 335 Bush, dwl N s Howard nr

Sixth
Lichtenstein Benjamin H., watches, jewelry, etc., 702

and 704 Kearny, dwl 911 Vallejo
Lichtenstein Edward, clerk M. H. Lichtenstein, dwl 2104

Howard
Lichtenstein Hannah (widow), housekeeper, dwl 978 Har
Lichtenstein Joseph, clerk James Curtis & Co., NE cor

Steuart and Market
Lichtenstein Louis H., attorney at law, office 615 Sacra-
mento, dwl 23 Russ
Lichtenstein M. & Co. (if. H. Liahtenstein and M. Klein),

importer and wholesale liquors, 321 Clay
Lichtenstein M. H. (M. Lichtenstein & Co.), dwl 2104

Howard
Lichtenstein Morris, corset manufacturer, 34 Second
Lichtenstein Moses B., clerk Julius H. Hirschfeld, dwl

127 O'Farrell
Lichtenstein Solomon, tailor, 822 Montgomery, dwl cor

Montgomery and Broadway .

Lichtenstein Soloman Harris Mrs. (wi'ow), dwl 1044 How
Lichtnekourt Louis, clerk John Moesta, dwl 681 Pine
LICK HOUSE, George Schonewald manager, SW cor

Montgomery and Sutter
LICK JAMES, real estate, dwl Lick House
HCK TRUST (The James Lick Trust), Henry E.

Matthews secretary, office Lick House
Lida Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturer, 722 Pacific
Liddell A., mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Liddell Alexander, barkeeper Henry Steers, dwl 24 Fred-
erick
Liddell Charles, mariner, dwl 18 Washington
Liddell John, wheelwright, dwl 2345 Howard
Liddell William, carpenter, dwl 2008 Taylor
Liddle Robert ( Lief d?« <£• Kaeding), dwl 329 Fell ♦
Liddle W. , bellman Palace Hotel
Liddle William R., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 329

Fell
Liddle & Kaeding (Robert Liddle and Charles V. B.

Kaeding), guns and sporting materials, 538 Wash
Lidon Michael, laborer, dwl 124 Shipley
Lidstrom Charles G., dwl 1924 Tajdor
Lidstrom Henry L., bookkeeper Lyon & Co., dwl 1924

Taylor
Lidy Mary Miss, tailoress, dwl 356 Clementina
Lieb Adam H. , market, SW cor Clementina and Eighth,

dwl 680 Clementina
Lieb C. W., printer, 125 Sansom room 16
Lieb. See Laib

Liebel Josephine, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., res Oakland
Lieben Augiist, confectioner Saulmann &Lauenstein, dwl

14 Harriet
Lieben baum Salle, salesman Falkenstein & Co., dwl 320

Turk
Liebenberg Albert H., groceries and liquors, NE cor

Fourth and Bryant, dwl 57% Bryant
Liebenburg Aug-ust, clerk Henry Knust, dwl SW cor Fol-
som and Fourth
Lieber Margaret (widow), dwl 26 Morey Alley
Liebergen Gustav V., bookkeeper Justinian Caire, dwl 307

Fremont
Lieberman Theodore (Theodore Lieberman cfc Co.), res

New York
Lieberman Theodore & Co. (Simon A. Peyser), import-
ers and jobbers fancy goods, 107 Sansom
Liebert Bertha Mrs., fancy goods, 314 Fourth
Liebert Bruno, teacher violin, dwl 314 Fourth
Liebert Charles, cellarman Mausshardt & Hoelscher, dwl

1027 Market
Liebert Henry, waiter Antelope Restaurant, dwl 1217

Keaniy
Liebes Brothers & Co. (Louis Liebes, Jacob Liebes, and
Nathan Meyer), importers and manufs cigars and to-
bacco, 320 Battery
Liebes H. & Co. (Charles J. Behloic), importers and deal-
ers furs, 113 Montgomery
Liebes Herman (H. Liebes tt- Co.), dwl 1714 Van Ness Av
Liebes Isaac, salesman H. Liebes & Co., dwl 1714 Van

Ness Av
Liebes Jacob (Liebes Brothers ct Co.), dwl 1415 California
Liebes Julius, merchant, dwl 1011 Polk '

Liebes Louis (Liebes Brothers d- Co.), dwl Lick House

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, "Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchar

Liebes. See Leebes

Liebhard Frederick, market, dwl ISIO Powell

Liebmann Morris {Liehmann .t Sctrman), dwl 919 Jack

Liebman Otto, butcher, dwl 427 Bush

Liebmann & Newman (Morrix Liebmann and William J.

Jfeinnan), dry and fancy goods, 1015 Stockton
Liebold Gustav, dwl 435 Broadway
Liebrecht Louis, dwl 1115 Folsom

LiebschUtz Charles {Li'hschiitz J: Berqez), dwl 536 Wash
Liebschtltz & Berjrez (Charlen Liehnchiitz and Jean Ber-

gez), proprietors Occidental Restaurant, 530 Wash
Liegenhani C., cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 6

Zoe
Liehart Frederick, expressman, SE cor First and Mission
Liekefelt August, agent Schranz & Niemann, dwl 724

Union
Lieker Frederick, cigar manuf, NE cor Dupont and Pa-
cific {and Samufl Graa/ii- Co.), dwl 1114 Pacific
Lieker Hermann, cigamiaker Frederick Lieker, dwl 1114

Pacific
Lieman J. H. & Co. (John H. Lieman and Henry B.

Wthber), fruits, 215 Post
Lieman .Tohn H. (J. H. Lieman Js Co.), dwl 433J Jessie

nr Fifth
Lieman William, seaman, dwl Steuart St. House
Lien Daniel, melter Curtis Tobey
Lien Edward, cook#ratt & Johnson, dwl 868 Folsom
Liendemiann Paul, fruits, cor Fourth and Tehama, dwl

812 Folsom
LJenhardt Adam, upholsterer and carpet dealer, 1232

Stockton
Lier Frederick, musician, dwl cor Pacific and Stockton
Lier Joseph (Lier .0 Emhof), dwl E s Montgomerj' Av

bet Pacific and Broadway
Lier & Emhoff (Joi^eph Lier and Frank Emhoff), liquor

saloon, E s Montgomery' Av bet Pacific and Bdwy
Liere J. , laborer Bay Sugar Refinerv, dwl Columbia Hotel,

741 Market
Lies Eugene, attorney at law, oflBce 6 Montgomery Av,

dwl 434 Hayes
Liesqji Anton B. , porter Lampe Brothers, dwl 28 New

Anthony
Liesenfeld Henry, billiard-tablefinisher P. Liesenf eld, dwl

945 Folsom
Liesenfeld Henrj-, varnisher, dwl 328 Mason
Liesenfeld Philip, billiard table manuf, and sole agent for

Phelan & Collender's patent tables and cushions, 571

Market, dwl 945 Folsom
Liesmann Henrj' (M. Cook <i: Co.), dwl SE cor Powell and

Sutter
Lie^Te Isidore, salesman J. Cerf & Co., dwl 716 Post
Lievre Jules, clerk J. Cerf & Co., dwl 2621 Clay
Life Association of America (St. Louis, Missouri), Isaac

W. Tener secretarj-, office 313 California
Ligan Adele Mme. , dressmaker, 722 Washington
LIGHT-HOri^E DEPARTMEXT PACIFIC COAST

(T.velfth District), inspector's office 204 Montomerj',

engineer's office 120 Sutter room 9
Light Jacob W., expressman, 534 Market, dwl 1512 Hyde
LightrCapp Lee J. (Liyht-Capp d- Lacy), dwl Russ House
LightrCapp & Lacy (Lee J. Light-Capp and M. Lacy),

commission merchants 203 and 205 Washington
Lightburn Stafford, clerk, dwl 964 Howard
Lighte P. S. Miss, teacher model school, dwl 1512 Hyde
Lightner C. W., capitalist, dwl Occidental Hotel
Lightner Henrv, stocks, dwl 1312 Guerrero
Lightner Isaac'CJ'. P. Newmark <t Co.), dwl 1322 Tj-ler
Lightner Joel F., mining secretary, office 309 Montgomery

room 53 Nevada Block, dwl Nucleus House
Ligan Leopold, head cook Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 5

Martha PI
Likel Moritz (Likel <{: Midler), dwl 105 Jackson
Likel & Muller (Moritz Likel and William P. Muller),

bootmakers, 105 Jackson
Likely Bryan, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co.
Lilegran Augustus, puncher Pac. Rolling Mills
Lilienthal Ernest (Ehhiiu/hatisen d- Co.), dwl 671 Howard
Lilienthal Ernest R. (Lilienthal d: Co.), dwl 536 Keaniy
Lilienthal Henry, clerk Ebbinghausen & Co., dwl SE cor

Third and Howard
Lilienthal Herman (Lilienthal tfc Co.), dwl 766 Brj-ant
Lilienthal J. Leo, with Lilienthal & Co., dwl 671 Howard
Lilienthal John, driver, dwl Coso House
Lilienthal M. , bookkeeper, dwl 8 Dupont
Lilienthal Philip N., cashier Anglo-Calif omian Bank (lim-
ited), dwl 530 Kearny
Lilienthal S. , tailor, 933 Market

LILIE.XTUAL A CO.'(Ern€si B. Lilienthal), whole-
sale liquors, 223 California

Lilienthal & Co. (Herman Lilienthal and Henry Bemen),

market, 770 Brj'ant
Lilje Chr. F., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Liljegren Peter A., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Liljenberg Peter (Liljenberrj d- Brother), dwl 776 Folsom
Liljenbcrg Sven (Liljenberg d; Brother), dwl 776 Folsom
Liljenberg & Brother (/"e^cr and Sven Liljenberg), manu-
facturers carriages, 770 Mission
Lilkendey Otto W. (Lilkendey <t Ringen), dwl 606 Lom-
bard
Lilkendey & Ringen (Otto W. Lilkendey and Peter Ring-
en), liquor saloon, SW cor Powell and Francisco
Lille Pablo, laborer Lille & Co., dwl S s Railroad Av bet

Third and Fourth, South S. F.
Lille Philip (Lille d- Co.), dwl cor Mason and Octavia
Lille \., dwl 438 Broadway
Lille & Co. (Philip Lille), tallow factory, S s Railroad Av

bet Third and Fourth avs, South S. F.
Lilley Chester, dwl 225 Bush

Lillie A. C, mining stocks, dwl IS Eddy •

Lillie Caroline (widow), dwl 523 Stevenson
Lillie Christian F., foreman Christian C. Funk, dwl 24

Dupont
Lillie Gussie Mrs., dwl 24 Dupont
Lillie Lewis, real estate and mining, office and dwl 651

Clay
Lillie S. P. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School, dwl

528 Stevenson
Lillig Henry, barkeeper William Schmidt, dwl 27 Dupont
Lillis James L., receiver Western Union Telegraph Co.,

dwl 97 Fifteenth
Lillis John, carriagepainter Carvill Manuf. Co., dwl 20

Rausch
Lilly James, gilder S. & G. Gimip, dwl S s Liberty nr

Valencia
Lilly Peter, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 301 Sixteenth
Lillj' Philip, fireman Southern Pac. R. R.
Lillygi'een August, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl SE

cor Shasta and Michigan
Lillystrand John, mariner, dwl North German Hotel
Lima Charles, hairdresser Creamer & Deckelman
Lima Cigar Co. (Chinese), 817 Batterj'
Limaruty Charles, tailor A. Marks, dwl 616 California
Limbaugh N. P. (James O'Connor d- Co.), dwl 434 Geary
Limbeck Christian, cartman, NW cor East and Merchant,

dwl 112 Clinton
Limbridge Robert, master mariner, dwl 631 Mont Av
Limburg Peter, carpenter, dwl 16 Langton
Limmermann Phillip, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl

232 Second
Linwiiis William, stonecutter Robert Orford, dwl Fourth

bet Howard and Folsom
Limperle William, bootcrimper, 616 California, rear
Limstrom H. Burrows, commission merchant, office 633

Front, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lin Kee (Chinese), carpenter, 3 Spofford
Lin Kee (Chinese), watchmaker, 824 Dupont
Lin Mau (Chinese), provisions, 806 Dupont
Linager Charles, laborer, dwl N 8 Natoma bet Fourteenth

and Fifteenth, rear
Linahan Daniel C. , salesman, dwl 29 Vallejo
Liuahan John, milkranch, NW cor Greenwich and La-

guna
Linahan Patrick, liquor saloon, 40 First
Linahan Timothy, milkman John Linahan, dwl NW cor

Greenwich and Laguna
Linahan William, polisher, dwl 1121 Mission
Linahan. See Linehan

Linard Francis, longshoreman, dwl 3 Clinton
Linari John (John lAnari <t- Bro.), dwl 17 Lafayette PI
Linari John &Bro. (Stephen Binari), wood and coal, 1210

Stockton
Linari Stephen (John Linari tb Bro.), dwl 17 Lafayette

PI
Linberg August, laborer, dwl 2 Bone Alley
Linberg Frederick, seaman, dwl 531 East

Lincoln , dwl 17 Fourth

Lincoln Abraham, engineer, dwl 227 Main

Lincoln Andrew R., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,

dwl Devisadero bet Bush and Sutter
Lincoln Bernard B. , insurancebroker, dwl 14 Prospect PI
Lincoln Fi-ankie D. Miss, dwl 136 Seventh
Lincoln George S., bookbinder Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl

136 Seventh
Lincoln George W. (Werner <t- L.), dwl 1619 Clay
Lincoln George W., carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl

212 Minna
Lincoln Granville H., packer Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight

HYGIENIC B0AEDI1T& at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 CaL

^« . p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Lincoln Harry, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor
Gough and Haijfht

Lincoln H. C, cari)eiiter, dwl 957 Market

Lincoln Henrj-, solicitor, dwl 14 O'Karrell

Lincoln Henry S., stockfltter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
223 Fifteenth

Lincoln House, Mrs. Lewis Smith proprietress, NE cor
Fifth and Market

Lincoln Jerome, real estate, oflSce 116 Leidesdorff, dwl 334
Beale

Lincoln John W. (Hayden ct L.), dwl Commercial Hotel

Lincoln Jonas, stockbroker, office 511 California room 12,
dwl 10 Kddy

Lincoln Levi A., jailors Bi-anch Jail, dwl 1714 Clay

Lincoln Mary (widow), upliolsteressCal. FiuiiitureManuf.
Co., dwl NE cor Howard and Twenty fourth

Lincoln Priscilla H. (widow), dwl J30 Seventh

Lincoln William, dwl 2105 Jones

Lincoln William, clerk Li\erpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co., dwl 875 Folsom

Lind Albert, laborer Geory^e H.Whitney, 114 St.euart

Lind Alfred W., proprietor Alameda Express, office 18
Clay, res Alameda

Lind Andrew, laborer George H.Wiitney, 114 Steuart

Lind Andrew P. Rev., pastor Swedish Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, dwl 244 Green

Lind Anton, nurse City and County Hospital

Lind C. {DonlwcU, Maltcr <fc Co'), office 40S California
room 10

Lind Francis, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomeiy

Lind John, sweeper Pacific St. Wharf

Lind John, teamster, dwl 329 Eddy

Lind John O. , dwl E s Webster bet Green and Union

Lindacher P. P., salesman Gibson cS: Preston, dwl 339 Jes-
sie

Lindall Frank, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Brannan and Eighth

Lindall John M. Capt., dwl 623 Post

Lindau Alfred, tanner Carl Swenson, dwl Santa Clara
in- Connecticut

Lindberg Charles G., subscription clerk S. F. Bulletin
Co., dwl 121 Francisco

Lindberg E. U. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 121 Francisco

Lindberg Henrj, seaman, dwl 8 Jackson

Lindberg John, laborer Terrill & Sla^■en, 717 Seventeenth

Lindberg John A.. ]>ianotuner, dwl 121 Francisco

Lindberg John Joseph, printer, dwl 121 Francisco

Lindblad Charles, tailor, dwl 337 Bush

Lindblad John, tailor, dwl 13 Belden

Liudblum Jonas, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SWcor
Brannan and Eighth

Linde G. F., paperhanger, dwl 816 Clay

Lindeberg Charles F., street contractor, dwl 48 Tehama

Liudecker Jacob H., merchant tailor, 141 Third, dwl 327
Tehama

Lindell John S., laborer Occidental Laundry, SE cor Fil-
bert and Octavia

Lindelof Olof, Scandina^nan Soc, 71 New Montgomery

Lindemann Francis L. , baker, dwl W s Twelfth Av bet L
and M, South S. F.

Lindemann Frederick, taimer Julius Kutta, dwl SE cor
Folsom and Serpentine Av

Lindemann Gustav, master mariner, dwl North German
Hotel

Lindemann John, carpenter, dwl North German Hotel

Lindemann John, tanner B. Strueven, dwl E s Serpentine
Av nr Howard

Lindemann Julius, bookkeeper Nr.st & Greenzweig, dwl
315 Eddy

Lindemann Paul, fruit dealer, dwl 812 Folsom

Lindemann William, barber F. W. Miller, dwl 22 Stockton
PI

Lindemann William, butcher Peter Denaler, dwl 9 Wash-
ington

Lindemann William, waiter, dwl 127 Jackson

Linden Daniel, waiter Pac. Mail S. S. Colorado

Linden Edward, dwl 721 Davis

Linden Ernest, minstrel Maguire's Opera House

Linden Gravel Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.), Alanson
Husted secretary, office 331 .Montgomery room 17

Linden H. H., driver Omnibus R. R. Co.

Linden House, James H. Clark proprietor, 220 Third

Linden James, grainer, dwl 7 Howard Court

Linden James, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 10 Natoma

Linden Oscar, painter Wilson & Moulton, dwl 407 J'ehama

Linden Otto, professor music, dwl 829 Mission

Lindenbaum Abram B., boxmaker Benjamin Oilman, dwl
64 Steuart

Lindenbaum Hjinan, clerk Isaac Lindenbaum, dwl 52

Steuart
Lindenbaum Isaac, clothing, 52 Steuart
Lindenbaum Meyer, peddler, dwl 602 Brj'ant bet Fifth

and Sixth
Lindenbaum Moses, tailor, 146 Steuart
Lindenbaum Phili]), boxmaker Benjamin F. Oilman, dwl

(14 Steuart
LINI>I-:>'K9':i(tiF«R TIIOM.iS E.. commission mer-
chant, and agent Willamette Woolen Mills, Salem, O.,

28 and 30 Sansoni, dwl 1012 Pine
Lindenberger William H., medical student, dwl 1012 Pine
Lindenborn David, inipt)rter and jobter jewelry and

watches, 204 Sutter, dwl NE cor Mason and Green
Lindenwood Thomas, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1304

Polk
Linder Reynold, salesman Tread well & Co., dwl 1130 Mc-
Allister
Linderniann Benjamin, lithographprinter Britton, Rey &

Co., dwl 315 Eddy
Linderman Dell (Lindennan & Moe), dwl 314 Montgomery
Linderman Heniy, carpenter, dwl 225 Green
Lindennan Isadore, hairdresser Henrj' J. Jacobs, dwl 1046

Folsom
Linderman T. M., cook Perrv & Doyle, dwl 4 Berry
LI.\!»ER>I.i\ A .MOE {bell Linderman and Theo-
dore M. Mac), stoci; and nioneyMS)kers, 304 Mont
Lindermann Claus, tanner James Duncan, dwl SW cor

Dowiiey and Bryant
Lindermann Henry, taiuier Oswald Kreuz, dwl]W s San

Bruno road nr Thirteenth
Lindermann John, laborer, dwl 325 Bryant
Lindheimer Joseph, special policeman, dwl 1513 Powell
Lindheimer Meier, policeman City Hall, dwl 1513 Powell
Lindholm Benjamin, coffee saloon, 33 Sacramento, dwl

N s Twenty-sixth bet Noe and Castro
Lindholm Otto W., office 122 California
Lindholtz Thomas, mariner, dwl 112 Pacific
Lindiloff Charles, Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor

Kearnj' and Morton
Lindini Gerome, fishmarket, dwi 1418 Powell •

Lindle.v Henry, laborer, dwl 1424 Jackson
Lindloff Luis, tanner, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Lindmark Otto, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Lindner A., seaman, dwl Minen'a House
Lindner Conrad, restaurant, 307 Battery, dwl 431 Green-
wich
Lindner Joel {Lindner cfc Kron), dwl 514 Leavenworth
Lindner John S., musician Wade's Opera House, dwl 331

Union
^Lindner Lewis, driver City R. R.
Lindner Marks {Lindner i- Kron), dwl 319 O'Farrell
Lindner Richard, baker William Hesler, dwl 29 Keaniy
Lindner & Kron {Maries and Joel Lindner and Jxdiits

Kron), clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 237

Kearny
Lindo Jacob {A. Fromberq it Co.), dwl NAV cor Clay and

Dupont
Lindon William, engineer, d'n'l 19 Fifth Av
Lindop Mary (widow), dwl 14S Natoma*
Lindow John F., merchant tailor, 013 Pacific
Lindquist Frederick, cutter, dwl 2309 Larkin
Lindquist John, carpenter Cubery & Co. , dwl 535 Howard
Lindquist William, bookbinder, dwl 22 Washington
Lindram Daniel, laborer, dwl 22i Bluxome
Lindsay David, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1304 Polk
Lindsay George, carpenter William Kreger, res Oakland
Lindsay Marj' A. Mrs., dwl Twelfth bet P and Q, South

S. F.
Lindsay Matthew, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 11

Langton
Lindsay R., .shipcarpenter, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Lindsay Robert A., salesman Louis Kline & Co., dwl 710

Seventeenth
Lindsay Robert M., storekeei)er Thonftis P. H. Whitelaw,

dwl 260 Brannan
Lindsay Thomas, expressnian, dwl SW cor Twentieth and

Guerrero
Lindsay Thomas, manufacturer jewelrj-, 737^ Mission
Lindsay Thomas, salesman Kennedy & Breunan, dwl 44

Third
Lindsey Catherine, dwl 1319 Sansom
Lindsey James, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7 Steuart
Lindsey John, stableman Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl W s

Columbia bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Lindsey John, stairbuilder Sanborn & B^Tues
Lindsey Joseph H. {Janes it /-.), dwl 1317 Sansom
Lindsey M. (widow), dwl 122 Eighth

JAMES Cj. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Lindsey Philo, artist, dwl 33 Eddy

Liiidsev William (Ai/iJ.*. 1/ .{• Oextirrcichcr), dwl 917 Pow

LIXWSEY A OlvSTEimEIC'llER {WilUain Lindxoj

and Louis Otnt'jrreicher), real-estate afjents and

housebrokers, 33'J Kearny room 4
Lindskog Maurice, teacher music, dwl 318 O'Farrell
Lindsley Addison A. (LimMey it Church), dwl 10 Monroe
Lindsley Clifford \V., carpenter, hat and wig-blockmaker,

1003 Market
Lindsley John, woodcarver Field, Boucher & Wood, dwl

S\V cor Pierce and Eddy
LIM>§LE¥ A CIECRrii (Addison A. Lindsley and

SeyiiKiur R. C/a/co^), importers and dealers foreign

and domestic coals, 6 and 8 California
Lindstroni John, carpenter, dwl E s Natoma bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Lindstrom John, seaman, dwl 811 Batterj'
Lindstrom >f. M., Scandinavian Soc.,71 New Montgomery
Lindwall Charles G., longshoreman, dwl 417 Union
Lindwall Edmond, longshoreman, dwl 417 Union
Linehan Cornelius, expressman, 518 Miss, dwl 33 Fifth Av
Linehan Daniel, laborer, dwl 253 Clara
Linehan Daniel J., barber Antonio Svilovich, dwl 530

Mission
Linehan Dennis, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 648

Mission ^

Linehan Eliza M. Mrs., dressmaker, 648 Mission
Linehan Frank, laborer, dwl E s Church nr Twenty-fourth
Linehan J. A., hackman. Plaza

Linehan John, foreman Martin R. Roberts, dwl 250 Clara
Linehan John, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,

dwl Minnesota nr Mariposa
Linehan John, laborer, dwl E s Illinois nr Twentieth
Linehan John, laborer, dwl 253 Clara
Linehan John, shoemaker L M. Wentworth & Co., dwl W

s Chattanooga bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Linehan Kate Mrs,, dwl 62 First
Linehan Michael, driver P. Craig & Son
Linehan Michael, laborer, dwl 24 Clara
Linehan Patrick, seaman, dwl 37 Commercial
Linehan Richard, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Linehan Thomas, lumberman Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s

Shasta nr Louisiana
Linenan Thomas, molder Risdon L and L. Works
Linehan William, boilermaker Risdou I. and L. Works
Linekin N. M. Mrs., dwl 940 Mission
Linen James, salesman A. P. Hotaling & Co., dwl 1610

Howard
Liner James, ironmolder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 238

Fremont
Liner AKchael, ironmolder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 238

Fremont •

Linet John, laborer, dwl 342 Tehama
Linet Michael, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
Linforth Alfred, sawmaker, 318 Jackson, dwl E s Valencia

bet Ninteenth and Twentieth
Linforth Edward H. [Edward II. Lin/ord d: Co.), dwl 9

Second *Av
Linforth Edward H. & Co., carpenters, cabinetmakers, and

printers' furniture, SW cor Mission and Fremont
Linforth Edward J., clerk Fisher Ames, dwl 9 Second Av

nr Sixteenth
Linforth Edward W., salesman Linforth, Kellogg & Co.,

dwl 226 Page
Linforth J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
LIXFOSTH JAMES {Linforth, Kellogg cD Co.), dwl

226 Page
Linforth James A., carpenter Edward H. Linforth «& Co.,

dwl 9 Second Av
LINFOKTII, KELLOCiG «& €0. {James Linforth,

John liensley, and L. B. Benchley), importers and

jobbers American and foreign hardware, agricultural

implements, etc. , 3 and 5 Front
LIXFORTM, KELLOGO »«: CO., warehouse, Geo. A.

Davis manager, 43-47 Ste\-enson
Linforth Walter A., salesman Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl

220 Page
Ling James, shoemaker, dwl W s Noe nr Fifteenth
Ling Thomas A., local policeman, dwl 71 j Shipley
Lingard Louis, clerk, dwl 612 Pine
Lingard Samuel, liquor saloon, 132 First
Lingell J. F., machinist, dwl 411 Bryant
Lingenfelser Joseph, shoemaker R. Cohnreich, dwl W s

Fillmore nr Pnie
Lingke Richard, gardener Milton S. Latham, 638 Folsom
Lingley Bartlett, mining sccrctarj', office 309 California

room 16, dwl 4 Essex PI
Lingrin Louis, painter, dwl 221J Clara
Linhcn Honora Miss, dwl 518 Pacific

Link Harry Oscar (Whan ct L.), dwl 1206 Market
Link Jacob, dwl 1817i Powell

Linkeau Herman, boxmaker, dwl Tehama nr Twenty-
eighth, Bernal Heights
Linn Henry, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Linn Jacob (Linii A Gardella), dwl 414 Filbert
Linn John, mariner, dwl 100 Jackson
Linn William W., shoemaker James Flynn, dwl 22 Allen
Linn & Gardella (Jacob Linn and Gniseppc Gardella),

beer saloon, 1306 Dupont
Linnan Patrick, seaman, dwl 132 Stenart
Linne Henry, restaurant, NW cor Fourth and Berry
Linnemann Charles, bookkeeper Rothschild & Ehren-

pfort, dwl 1583 Folsom
Linnen John, laborer, dwl 400 Broadway
Linnen Michael, laborer, dwl 406 Broadway
Linnert Peter, laborer,»dwi 16 Card Alley

Linnes , camagemaker, dwl 207 Post

Linnin John, dwl 208 Third

Linno Otto, seaman, dwl 2 Washington

Linquist Charles, seaman stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf

Linquist John, carpenter, dwl 535 Howard, rear

Linscott Mary (widow), dwl 524 Natoma

Linscott Russell S., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 23

Stockton PI
Linskey Charles, housemover, dwl 114 Tehama
Linskey Joseph, engineer Wade's Opera House, dwl 746

Mission
Linsley E. W. (Linsley & Collins), dwl cor Wisconsin and

Napa
Linsley Israel Elmore, mining, 302 Montgomery room 30
Linsley William, real-estate agent, oflBce 339 Kearny, dwl

917 Powell
LINSLEY A COLLIXSCi". W. Linsley and Silas Mor-
timer Collins), groceries and provisions, 507 Sansom
Linsmore Charles, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Linstrom Carl, carpenter, dwl 10 Washington
Lintermann George, expressman, NE cor Folsom and

Steuart, dwl 16 Folsom
Linthal Henry, clerk S. L. Jones & Co., dwl SW cor Hollis

and O'Farrell
Linthrop Charles, carpenter Wade's Opera House
Lintott Charles (James Lintott ik Co.), dwl 3 Central PI
Lintott James (James Lintott d: Co.), dwl Ivy Av bet

Laguna and Polk
Lintott James & Co. (Charles Lintott), butchers, 60-62

California Market
Lintrup Charles L., longshoreman, dwl 10 Vincent
Lion Edgar J., missionary St. Stephen's Protestant Epis-
copal Mission, dwl 802 Webster
Lion Henry, clerk Leopold Lion, dwl 70S Green
Lion Henry, waiter Sidney M. Foster, dwl 1204 Sutter
Lion Leopold, junk dealer, 12 Jackson, dwl 708 Green
Lion Samson, silver-ingotmelter U. S. Mint, dwl 708

Green
Lion Sim, importer boots, dwl 9 Leroy
Liper W. , laborer George H. WTiitney, 114 Steuart
Liphardt Frederick, butcher, dwl 55 Jessie
Lipkin William, tailor, dwl 1 Harlan PI
Lipman Aaron (Lipman Bros.), dwl 233 Oak
Lipman Bros. (Henry, Aaron, and Samuel), fruits and

cider, 616 Market and SW cor Sixth and Jessie
Lipman Dawd, clerk Jonas Abrams, dwl 121 Olive Av
Lipman Elias, butcher, dwl 1622 Powell
Lipman F. C. (widow), furnished rooms, 2 Park PI
Lipman Henry (Lipman Bros.), dwl 233 Oak
Lipman H. Morris, clerk Morris Lipman, dwl 275 Stev
LIPMAX IS.4A€, capitalist, office 313 Batterj', dwl

Lick House
Lipman Isaac M., cigarmaker Gordon & Burke, dwl 115

Welsh
Lipman John, waiter Bninswick House, 48 Sixth
Lipman Joseph, hairdressing saloon, 328 Kearnj-,dwl 1020

Larkin
Lipman Louis, salesman Lazar 1 Frires, dwl 214 Sansom
Lipman Louis, salesman Ackerman Brothers, dwl 1011

Polk
Lipman Matilda E. Mrs. , teacher Hayes Valley Grammar

School, dwl 1011 Polk
Lipman Michael, cigars and tobacco, 335 Montgomery,

dwl 512 Third
Lipman Morris, fruits, 29 Fourth, dwl 275 Stevenson
Lipman Samuel (Lipman Bros.), dwl 233 Oak
Lipman Samuel W., hairdresser Montgomery Baths, dwl

ion Polk
Lipmaji Solomon, merchant, dwl 838 O'Farrell
Lipman. See Lippman
Lipp Clara, tailoress, dwl 1307 Pacific
Lippert Joseph F., barber Philip King, dwl 421 Pacific

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Purnishing Goods

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Lippert Leonard, barber Charles H. Woerz, dwl 512 Green- I

wich
Lippert Otto, clerk Jean Block & Son, dwl 512 Greenwich |
Lippert William (ifayazini ct L,), dwl ol2 Greenwich
Lippi Amedo {Lippi BrosX dwl 110 Sixth
Lippi Bros. (Aiiu-ilo ami Pictro), pictures, picture frames,

and uilmirs, 818 Market
Lippi Ceasar, vegetable dealer, dwl 1 Haj-ward
Lippi Pictro {Lippi Dros.), dwl 110 Sixth
Uppincott Amazia, carpenter California Mills, dwl 807

Gearj-
Lippman Brothers {Heiman and Solomon), dry and fancy

goods, 441i Hayes
Lippman Georjce, produce, dwl 507 Stevenson
Lippman Heiniiu (Lippman Bros.), dwl 441J Hayes
Lippman Joseph, watches, jewelry, diamonds, etc., 203

Montgomery, dwl o08 Leavenworth
Lippman Michael, expressman, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Lar-

kin and t)'Farrcll
Lippman Solomon (Lippman Bros.), dwl 441J Hayes
Lippman. S-'c Lipman

Lippold Reynard, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 1218 Kearny
Lipsatt Thomas Mrs. (widow), dwl Is s Jessie bet Fifth

and Sixth
Lipsher George, importer and dealer brushes, 123 Cali-
fornia, dwl 'JOC Market
Lipsic Joseph, tinsmith E. Pander, dwl 1636 Pine
Lipsis Elias, prompter Bella Union, dwl 504 Washington
Lipsky Frederick, laundry, dwl 1131 Claj'
Lipson Jacob (//. Gninbaiim it Co.), dwl 456i Minna
Lisage Harry, dwl 515 Sacramento
Lisaraga Santos, dwl 4 Bannam PI
Lisbon House, John Cirdozo proptr, 116 Jackson
Lischewsky Gustave, cutler, dwl 1703 Sacramento
Liser John, dairjinan. Church nr Thirty-first
Lisewski August, modeller Samuel Kellett, dwl 1110

Brjant
Lisle Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 824 Clay
Lisman Isaac, boots and shoes, 31 Third
Lisner William, laborer, dwl E s Ocean House Road J

mile SW Industrial School
Lissa Eugenia, laborer kitchen Palace Hotel
Lissak A. F., student, dwl 116 Turk
Lissak A. G. , student, dwl 116 Turk
Lissak A. H. Jr., stockbroker, office 439 California, dwl

116 Turk
Lissak Louis S., stockbroker, office 439 California, dwl

Lick House
Lissier J., dwl 863i Market
Lissner Louis, watihes, diamonds, and California jewelry,

205 Sutter, dwl 523 Stevenson
Lissner William, clerk, dwl 814 Ellis
Lister Benjamin, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 20

FUth Av
Lister William, machinist, dwl 20 Fifth Av
Liswinz Joseph, laborer, dwl 14 Claj"
Litchfield Hannah (widow), dwl W s Tennessee nr Solano
Litchfield Henry, piledriver, dwl NE cor Berry and Third
Litchfield Henn' C, bookkeeper J. M. Litchfield & Co.,

dwl 1424 Clay
Litchfield J. M. & Co., clothing and furnishing goods,

XW cor Washington and Sansom
Litchfield Joseph M. {J. il. Litchfield 6: Co.), dwl Palace

Hotel
Litchfield Thomas H., salesman, dwl 609 Fine
Litchfield Thomas H., gilder M. D. Nile, dwl 117 Natoma
Litchfield Watson D. (W. D. Litchfield Jc Co.), dwl 1506

Sacramento
Litchfield W. D. & Co. (Augwt Selbach), butchers, 52 and

53 Washington Market
Litchfield William, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Lithauer Louis J. (LitUaner 4: Cc), dwl 1008 Van Ness Av
Lithauer in Co. (L. J. Lithauir), clothing, SE cor Post

and Kearny
Litt Henrj- P., cigarstand Commercial Hotel, SE cor

Kearny and Pacific, dwl 916 Jackson
Littau G. , laborer, dwl SW cor Battery and Green
Littau Joseph, bootmaker, dwl 347 Clay
Littenhouse H., conductor Central R. R., dwl 250 Sixth
Littig PhiUp, cook W'illiam Spreen, cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South^. F.
Little — —, dwl 430 Natoma
Little Andrew, speculator, dwl 406 Broadway
Little C, fireman, dwl 55 Second
Little Cornelius C. N., saddler, 703 Front
Little Delia (widow), dwl 713 Vallejo
Little E. A., business manager Cubery & Co., dwl 714 How
Little Edward J. {Little it Lawsoti), res Alameda
Little George, engineer, dwl 303 First

Little George, local policeman , dwl 1908 Polk

Little George, painter, dwl ISl Jessie

Little Gtiorge, teacher vocal music, dwl 40 Minna

Little Cieorge I)., copyist Edwin S. Belden, dwl 1029 Post

Little Harrv, bookkeei)er Starr ic Little, dwl 1808 Stock

Little Hattie M. Miss, dwl ,320 Bitch

Little Jacob, blacksmith Thomas McKibbin, dwl 732 Union

Little James H., expressman, cor Battery and Washing-
ton, dwl 21 Stevenson, rear

Little John G., shipwright, dwl 320 Ritch

Little John J., trunkmaker H. Behrend & Co., dwl 5
Liberty

Little John McDowell, teamster Gibson & Co., dwl 430
Natonia

LITTLE J01I\ T., real-estate agent and discount-
broker, office 405i California, dwl SW cor Pacific Av
and Buchanan

Little Joseph, dwl 1015 Stockton

Little Joseph B., driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 733
Harrison

Little Marj- J. (widow), laundress, dwl N a Seventeenth
bet Guerrero and Dolores

Little Michael, ironmolder, dwl 116 Tehama

Little Michael Jr., coremaker Savage & Son, dwl 116 Te-
hama

Little M. T. Miss, teacher Valencia St, Grammar School,
dwl 214 Shotwell •

Little Panoche Quiclcsilver Mining Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.),
George R. Spinney secretarj-, office 320 California

Little Robert, expressman, NW cor Sutter and Kearny,
dwl S3 Ninth

Little Ross G., traveling agent, dwl 31 Eddy

Little R. W., valisemaker, dwl 320 Ritch

Little Samuel, clerk, dwl 102 Mason

Little Samuel, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 5 Lib-
erty

Little Sisters' Infant Shelter, 512 Minna

Little Stephen H. {Harr d- L.), dwl 1808 Stockton

Little Thomas, elevatortender Palace Hotel

Little Thomas, molder Savage & Son, dwl 65 Clementina

Little Thomas Jr., ironmolder, dwl 63 Natoma

Little Tliomas J., extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1
S. F. F. D.

Little W. , patternmaker Union Iron Works, dwl cor Capp
and Nineteenth

Little William, carpenter, dwl 236 Oak

Little William, expressman Custom House Stable, 47 Stev-
enson

Little William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills

Little William, special policeman Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 'a
Wharf, dwl Constitution Hall

Little William, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 122 Geary

Little William B., shipwright, dwl 5 Liberty

Little William H., policeman, dwl 528 Third

Little William H. Jr., clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl 6 Lib-
erty

Little William T., brassfovmder, dwl E s Capp nr Nine-
teenth

Little York Mining Co. (Storj-Co., Nev.), William H. Wat-
son secretary, office 302 Montgomery

Little & Lawson {Eduard J. Little and John C. Lnwson),
tin and sheet-ironworkers, 003 Battery and,306 Jackson

Littlefield A. V., fireman stm Julia, Broadway St.WTiarf

Littlefield Curtis, deckhand U. S. stm Katy, Green St.
Wharf

Littlefield Don Carlos, superintendent Grand Central Mar-
ket, dwl 2516 Sacramento

Littlefield Edward, clerk, dwl SW cor Valencia and Nine-
teenth

Littlefield Frank, dwl SW cor Jones and Sacramento

Littlefield Gustavus B., shoemaker Hamlin & Chase, dwl
17 Third

Littlefield John, dwl 863J Market

Littlefield John W., shipwright, dwl 19 Perry

Littlefield John W. Jr., dwl 19 Perrv

Littlefield L., clerk McAuIifife & Freeman, dwl 320 Fifth

Littlefield Martha (widow), dwl 604 Sutter

Littlefield MjTon W., jeweler, dwl 604 Sutter

Littlefield N. Miss, teacher Lincohi Grammar School, dwl
2516 Sacramento

Littlefield Peter, carjienter, dwl 52 Clara

Littlefield Sadie Miss, dressmaker Mary B. Quigg, 19
Pern*

Littlefield Sheldon {Littlefield, Webb <t Co.), dwl 1408
Hvde •

Littlefield Theodore B., dwl 2516 Sacramento
LITTLEFIELD, M'EBB A t'O. {Sheldon Littlefield),

general commission merchants, 316 and 318 Wash
Littleford John T. {B. MorrU <t Co.), dwl 1026 Hyde

TAMES Q. STEELE k CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mc

LIT

504

LOG

Littlejohn Dannie Miss, operator Western Union Tele-

gra|)li Co.
Littlejohn Wilbur T., supt S. F. Cigar Box Co., dwl 429

Sixth
Littleton JL, local policeman, dwl 14 Liberty
Littlewiiod Horatio W., clerk Charles A. Prescott, dwl

S20 Folsoni
Litti> Andro, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Litton Sprini,'s Seltzer Water, E. B. Smith & Co. agents,

SE cor New Montgomery and Mission
Litton William, master mariner, dwl 507 Chestnut
Littse .James, musician, dwl 317 Tyler
LitzclsL-hob Antliony, laborer Schweitzer & Brother, dwl

235 First
Litzius Autfuste, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl St}\ Langton
Litzius Charles A., engraver Cal. Jewelry Co., dwl 3oi

Langton
Livermore Charles E., supt Redington Quicksilver Mining

Co. , office 527 Market, dwl Occidental Hotel
Livemiore Edward S., compositor Stock Report, dwl 31S

Seventh
Livermore H. G., president and manager Natoma Water

and Mining Co., office 531 Market, res Oakland
Livemiore Horatio P., treasurer Redington Quicksilver

Mining Co., office 527 Market, res Oakland
Livermore O., rea* estate, office 52G Mont, dwl 804 Stock
Livennore Susan H. (widow), dwl 318 Seventh
LIV8-:KJ*001, \\t* LONBO.V A?i» (iLOBE IIV-

-Sl'H.i^'t'E CO., William B. Johnston agent, office

422 California
LIVKBtS'OOL AXI> LO\I>ON AXD GLOBE IN-

SrKAX'E tO.'S BUILDING, NE cor Leides-

dorif and California
Liverpool G(jld and Silver Mining Co., J. H. SajTe secre-

tary, office 330 Pine room 36
LIVElirOOL 6;.^OEKWRITER'S ASSOCIATION,

Falkner, Bell & Co. agents, 430 California
Livingston Andrew W. , machinist Risdon I. and L.

Works, dwl 417 Bryant
Livingston Charles A., student Heald's Business College,

dwl 433 Jessie
Livingston Chauncey, stew-ard stm Julia, Market St.

Wharf
Livingston David M. G., laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co.,

dwl 24 Sixth
Livingston E. Mrs., lodgings, 433 Jessie
Livingston Edward, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of To-

kio
Livingston F. Mrs. , fancy goods, 802 Larkin
Livingston Francis, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Livingston George H., lettercarrier Post-office, dwl S s

Point Lobos Av bet Boyce and Parker avs
Livingston Howard, office 331 Montgomery room 3, dwl

703 Taylor
Livingston Isaac, upholsterer William Green, dwl 226

Sixth
Livingston J., roofer H. G. Fiske, dwl 1149 Harrison
Li\ingston Jacob, bookkeeper S. & G. Gump, dwl 930

Mission
LIVaXiiSTON JAMES M., mining and real estate,

office 331 Montgomery room 3, dwl Palace Hotel
Livingston John, bookkeeper Mission Woolen Mills, dwl

13 Guerrero
Livingston John, brassmolder W. T. Garratt, dwl 314

Third
Livingston Louis (Livingston <k Co.), dwl Occidental

Hotel
Livingston Mark {Hutchinmn, Kohl, Phillippeus & Co.),

res Frankfort, Gennany
Livingston Richard M., office 331 Montgomery room 3, dwl

200 Keaniy
Li\'ingston Robert, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building
HViXG.STOX «& CO. {Louia lAvingnton, Isaac Levy,

Abram P. Williams, and Joseph. May), importers

and wholesale wines and liquors, 220 and 222 Cal
Livingstone David, clerk Emanuel Mansbach, dwl 210 El-
lis
Livingstone Frank, laborer Brick Preserving Co. , dwl 8

King
Livingstone Rinaldo R., reporter Alta California, dwl 31

Russ
Livingstone Philip, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,

dwl 723 Folsom
Lizovich L., bookkeeper, 1120 Stockton *

Ljungi|uist Sam, Scandinavian Society, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Llagnno Nicholas, miner, dwl 22 Hincklej'
Llewellyn Caroline (widow), dwl 219 Prospect PI

Llewellyn David, manager Columbia Foundry, 133 and

135 Beale, dwl 630 Minna
Llewellyn Reese, proprietor Columbia Foundry, 133 and

135 Beale, dwl 38 Eddy
LlewelljTi Wilson, carjienter, dwl 613 Pine

Lloyd , cattle dealer, dwl 1051 Mission

Lloyd Benjamin E., bookkeeper Dewey & Co., res Oak-
land
Lloyd Ellen (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1202 Larkin
Lloyd Frederick, bookkeeper Lang & Co., dwl 308 Stock-
ton
Lloyd George, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Lloyd George, seaman stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Lloyd George W., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,dwl

202 Perry-
Lloyd Hannah (widow), boarding, 57 Natoma
Lloj'd John, accountant, office 411^ California room 21,

dwl 104 First Av nr Sixteenth
Lloyd John, laborer, dwl 915 Sansom
Lloj'd Joshua D., market, 1125 Howard, dwl 213 Seventh
Lloyd M. A. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary

School, dwl 201 Powell
LLOYD REI'BEX H. (Lloyd <t Newlanda), attorney

at law, office Nevada Block 309 Montgomery room 13,

dwl 1010 Folsom cor Harriet
Lloyd Richard, painter, dwl 24 Ridley
Lloyd Sarah A. Mrs., dwl 460 Minna
Lloyd Samuel, cook, dwl 907 Folsom
Lloj'd Trevor (Lloyd cfc Rogers), dwl 1051 Mission
Lloyd William, longshoreman, dwl 208 Union
Lloyd William C, clerk Matthias Gray, dwl 210i Perry
LLOYI> A JJEWLAMDS (Reuben H. Lloyd and

Frank G. Newlands), attorneys at law, office Nevada

Block, 309 Montgomery rooms 9-13
Lloyd & Rogers (Trevor Lloyd and Henry 0. Rogers),

auctioneers and land agents, junction Hajes and

Market
LLOYDS, Falkner, Bell & Co. agents, 430 California
Lo Wah (Chinese), lamp dealer, 5 Spofford
Loane Abraham, planer Hobbs, Pomeroy &, Co., dwl 1536

Tyler
Loane Harry, brickmason, dwl 1518 Tyler
Loane Henry S., carpenter, dwl 1518 Tyler
Loane John M., SE cor Market and First, dwl 1205 Turk
Lobe Anatole, salesman Wangenheira, Sternheim & Co.,

dwl 308 Fulton
Lobe Emile, salesman Bachman Bros., dwl 8 Hyde
Lobe Simon, capitalist, dwl 8 Hj'de
Lobenstein Marx, drayman, NE cor Batterj' and Bush,

dwl 711 Hayes
Lobenstein Solomon (Moog <£,- L.), dwl NW cor Post and

Laguna
Lobert Ferdinand, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Lobey H., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Lobhard Adolph, porter Ledden, Whipple & Co., dwl 127

Jackson
Lobler James M., proptr Elcho House, dwl 713 Ellis
Locan Frank (Locan & Co.), dwl 1114 Post
LOCAST «£ CO. (F. Locan and Uermann Siering), im-
porters and retailers zephjT worsted and fancy goods,

19 Montgomery, and 107 and 109 Sutter '

Loch Louis, carpenter, dwl 3 Ewer PI
Loche Auguste, machinist William Smith, dwl 21 Moss
Lochbaum August H., manufacturer jewelry boxes, 134

Sutter, dwl 628 Grove
Lochbaum Eva (widow), varieties, 1227 Union
Locher F. Joseph, cutter Henrj' Steil, dwl 51 Everett
Locher Pauline (widow), fancy goods, 1328 Polk
Lochert John, waiter Saulmann & Lauenstein
Lochhead Andrew, machinist John Lochhead, dwl 12 Reed

nr Claj'
Lochhead John, mechanicaj engineer, 252 Spear, dwl 12

Reed nr Clay '

Lochman Fritz, bookkeeper Stemfeld Bros. & Co., dwl

614 Sutter
Lochman Louis, clerk H. Wronkow & Co., dwl 429 Pac
Locke C. F., painter, dwl 111 Geary
Locke C. W., with C. J. Hawley & Co., dwl 110 Valencia
Locke David, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Locke Francis L., packer Horace Davis & Co., dwl SE cor

Pierce and Ellis ^

Locke Gihon, mariner schr Mary E. Anderson, Beale St.

Wharf
Locke Isaac S., special policeman, dwl 1310 Green
Locke James P., carriagemaker, 815 Market, dwl E s

Church bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Locke John, deckhand O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Locke Josiah H., superintendent Horace Davis & Co., dwl

415 Harrison

fc*r

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Ca H]j

3. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Locke Louis, interpreter Chinese Police Court, dwl 838i

Wasliinjfton
Locke Lyilia Miss, <lwl 506 Second

liocke M. Miss, milliner Perkins & Gooden, dwl 21 Turk
Locke Nathan S., clerk Uuhlert & McBride, dwl 1310

Green
Locke Nicholas, messman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Locke Patrick, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Locke Robert, boxmaker Pacific Box Factor)', dwl 606

Howard
Locke S. Morris (estate of), {Locke <fc Montague), office

114 Battery
LocKe William, dwl 737 Howard
Locke William L., clerk Child & Magtiire, dwl 1606 Van

Ness Av
LOCKE «« niOXTAOI^i; (S. Morris Locke, entate of,

A. A. li'atkinti. and W. W. Montague), importers

and jobbers stoves, ranges, metals, and tinmen's stock,

112 and 114 Bat
Locker Henry H,, confectioner R. R. Swain & Co., dwl

13 Clementina
Locket Gcor','e, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Lockhart J., carrier Morning Call, dwl 518 Mission
Lockhardt John, jieddlcr, dwl E s Bryant Av nr Bryant
Lockhart George A. (Lockhart d- J'or'ter), dwl 1(5 O'Farrell
Lockhart Sanuiel, carpenter, dwl 16 Antonio
Lockhart Thomas, carjienter, dwl 54 First
LUCKIIAlCr A POUTER (George A. Lockhart and

Wiliiiim II. Porter), undertakers, 16 O'Farrell, and

cotfin manufacturers and dealers undertakers' goods,

29 Bluxonie
Lockington W. W., landscape gardener, office 213 San-
son! room 8, res Oakland
Locklev L. Miss, student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

524a Sixth
Locklin Martin, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Locklin Thomas, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 337

Fifth
Locksbaner Max, waiter Ferdinand Koenig, dwl 632 Pac
Lock way Louis M. B., machinist William Deacon, dwl

2136 Howard
Lockwood F. M., bookkeeper, dwl Overland House
Lockwood Frances A. Miss, dwl 1013 Clay
Lockwood George, dwl AVhat Cheer House
Lockwood George G., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

226 Sutter
LO('K>VOOI» IC'HABOD, boarding, NE cor Six-
teenth and Howard •
Lockwood J., carrier Morning Call, dwl 518 Mission
Lockwood .John A., physician, office and dwl 927 Folsom
Lockwood Margaret M. Miss, dwl 1013 Clay
Lockwood Thomas, clerk A. L. Bancroft &, Co., dwl 547

Mission
Lockwood William H., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,

dwl 1631 Mission
Lockyer Henry H., stovemounter J. De La Montanya,

dwl 640 Second
Lockyer Robert, student, dwl 640 Second
Lockyer William, hackdriver, cor Post and Kearny, dwl

284 Stevenson
Loctus Patrick, laborer, dwl 415 Powell, rear
Lodardo John, dwl 427 Filbert

Loder Frank, billposter Keyt & Co., dwl 927 Washington
Lodge James, laborer S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Lodge Tliomas, laborer S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Lodge William F., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 535

Howard
Lodge William H., extraman Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D.
Lodgge Diedrich, stevedore, dwl 1804 Uupont
Lodich H., sawmaker Pac. Saw Manufacturing Co., dwl

622| Lombard
Lods Charles L., carpenter Spring Valley Waterworks,

dwl NW cor Buchanan and Kate
Loeb Henry (Loeb ifc Krausgrill), dwl 1114 Vallejo
Loeb & Krausgrill (Henry Loeb and John Krausgrill),

market. SW cor Mason and Vallejo
Loeher M. , Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and Morton
Loehr Ferdinand von, physician, and editor California

Demokrat, dwl 614 Sacramento
Loenenguth Henri, molder, dwl IQ* Tehama
Loesch Barbara (widow), dwl 5 Poflard PI
Loescke Percy, clerk, dwl 513 Franklin
Loesener Gustav, carpenter, dwl 207 Montgomery Av
Loeser Julius, confectioner William Schmits, dwl 916

Montgomery

Loesh John, tailor Solomon Michel, dwl 1106 Howard
Loessel Theodore, auditor S. F. Savings Union, office 532

California, dwl 1106 Taylor
Loeven Erail (Emil Loeven tfc Co.), dwl 725 Vallejo

Loeven Emil & Co., coffee and spice mills, 520 Front
Loeven Henry, papercutter F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 216

Stevenson
Loew Aaron, tailor, 106 Geary
Loewe August, milkranch, S s Thirtieth bet Whitney

and Warren
Loewe Brothers (Louis II. and Morris II.), importers and

jobbers wines and liquors, 217 Battery
Loewe Louis H. (Loewe Lrothers), dwl 834 McAllister
Loewe Morris H. (Loewe Brothers), dwl 830 McAllister
Loewe William, driver August Loewe, S s Thirtieth bet

Whitney and Warren
Loewel Alexander (Loewel <S: Block), dwl 200 Fifth
Loewel David, dwl 735 Gearj'
Loewel & Block (Alexander Loetoel and Felix Block),

butchers, 12 S. F. Market
Loewenberg Ernest, bookkeeper Fleishman, Sichel & Co.,

dwl 803 Ellis
Loewenberg. See Lowenberg
Loewenfcis Karl von, clerk Andrew J. Marsh, dwl 1208

California
Loewenhayn Henry, wholesale fruit. Pacific Finiit Mar-
ket, dwl 711 Geary
Loewenson Leopold, (Fromhein d- L.), dwl 12 Garden
Loewenstein E., commission merchant, 318 Battery, dwl

1630 Sutter
Loewenstein Gotthold, tailor, dwl 15J^ Harriet
Loewenstein L.; (widow), dwl 1930 Sutter
Loewenthal Jacob, capitalist, dwl 333 Bush
Loewenthal Joseph, clothing, 233 Third
Loewenthal Marcus, shirtcutter, dwl 1314 Polk
Loewenthal Paul, clerk R. D. W. Davis & Co., dwl 1707

Mason
Loewenthal. See Lowenthal

lOEWY WILLI.IM. attorney at law, oflSce 520 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1110 Jackson
Loffbourow David T., dwl N s Twenty-second nr Folsom
Lofflen Frederick, baker R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 213

Sutter
Lofsted Charles, furrier A. Miller & Co., dwl 24 Oak

Grove Av
Lofsted John N., furrier H. Liebes & Co., dwl 24 Oak

Grove Av
Lofstedt Charles H., cooper, Ss Birch Av bet Octaviaand

Laguna, dwl 701 McAllister
Loftis William H. {Riley tfc L.), dwl NE cor Hayes and

Octavia
Loftus Frank P. , machinist F. A. Huntington, dwl 115

Dora
Loftus George W. (Harrington & L.), dwl 129 Fifteenth
Loftus Henry, teamster, dwl SE cor Church Lane and

Church
Loftus Michael, carpenter, dwl Ws Mission nr Thirty-first
Loftus Michael, laborer, dwl 233 Jessie
Loftus Michael A., policeman City Hall, dwl S s Fifteenth

bet First Av and Mission
Loftus Patrick, porter Grand Hotel
Loftus Patrick, warehouseman West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 108 William
Loftus Peter (Deasy d: L.), dwl W s Brooks nr Market
Logan Alexander, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl

254 Minna
Logan Anne Miss, dwl 440 Third
Logan B. Mme. , clairvoyant, 939 Market
Logan B. W. , carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Logan D., assistant port-captain Goodall, Nelson & Per-
kins' Steam Ship Co., 10 Market
Logan Daniel, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Logan Edward, woolgrader B. P. Flint & Co., dwl 913

Montgomery
Logan H. Clay, clerk general freight office Central Pacific

R. R., NE cor Fourth and To\vnsend, res Oakland
Logan Henry, dwl 942 Howard
Logan Henry, waiter, dwl 509 Washington
Logan Henry C, stockbroker, office 106 Leidesdorff, dwl

316 Pine
Logan Hugh (Moulton <fc L.), dwl 1918 Sutter
Logan James, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Logan James, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Logan Jane (widow), dwl 243 Eighth
Logan John, liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-fifth and How
Logan John, seaman, dwl 142 Folsom
Logan Marcellus, salesman, dwl 1001 Powell
Logan Mary Mrs., dwl 1001 Powell
Logan Matthew J. (Rcsmusen d- Co.), dwl 222 Clay
Logan Maxwell, mining, dwl 22 Turk
Logan Michael, woolgrader B. P. Flint & Co^ dwl 913

Montgomery
Logan Michael P., teamster, dwl 309 Eighth

13 3j "AMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. "W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.

Logan Thomas, carpenter, dwl 511 O'Farrell

Logan Thomas, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 122^

Welsh
Logan Washington, waiter, dwl 115J Geary
Logan W. B., clerk general freight 'office Central Pacific

R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Logan William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Logan William, turner Langland &. Leach, dwl 242 Town-
send
Logemann Hermann D., barkeeper Henry Meyer, dwl 1

Pacific
Logemann William, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellis

and Pierce
Logencan S. W., machinist, dwl 22 Taylor
Loggin Richard, teamster Lewis & Co., Pier 1 Steuart
Logi Charles, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Logomarsino Bartholomew, dwl 516 Greenwich
Logue James, foreman gardener Golden Gate Park
Logue Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 532 Howard
Logue Peter, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
Loh Adan, clerk, dwl 4 Francisco

Lohaus Frederick, liquor saloon, SW cor East and Wash
Lohbaches Andreas, barber, dwl 407 Pacific
Loheide Isabella Mrs., branch bakery and candies, 420^

Sixth
Loheide Frederick W. , painter, dwl 420^ Sixth
Lohan Patrick, laborer, dwl 20 Dora, rear
LOHMAN, t'OliHILL A KOIiNTREE (Isaac Loh-

man, Thomas B. Coghill, and Jaiiies 0. Rountree),

wholesale groceries and provisions, and commission

merchants, 313 and 315 fYont
Lohman Isiiac {Luliman, Coghill A Bountree), res Oakland
Lohmann Ernest, carpenter, dwl SW cor Elizabeth and

Vicksburg
Lohmann Ernest, clerk Hermann Holkmann, SE cor

Gearj' and Hyde
Lohmann George H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj-, dwl 25

Decatur
Lohmann Henry, barkeeper Frederick Bnins, dwl SW

cor Eighth and Market
Lohmann Henry, clerk Gustavo Edelmann, dwl SW cor

Chestnut and Mason
Lohmann Henrj', cook Frank A. Wilson, dwl 47 Sac
Lohmann Henry, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Lohmann Jacob, laborer Pac. Distillerj' and Refining Co.,

dwl S s Greenwich bet Scott and Pierce
Lohmann Louis, cook David Laloli, dwl SW cor Dupont

and Pacific
Lohmann Wilhelmina Miss, dressmaker, dwl 539 O'Farrell
Lohmeyer John, painter, dwl S s Twenty-second bet York

and Hampshire
Lohnar Albert, driver Doane & Co., dwl 968 Howard
Lohnar Anton, dwl 968 Howard

Lohnar Charles E., commission merchant, dwl 968 How-
ard
Lohr Margaret C. (widow), dwl 14 Prospect PI
Lohrmann John (Lohrmann d- SUmer), dwl 413 Drumm
Lohrmann & Siemer {John Lohrmann and Derrick Sie-

iner), pickle factory, 413 Drumm
Lohse Arnold, engineer John G. lis, dwl 317 Bush
LOHSE JOHN F., secretary California Powder Works,

office 314 California, dwl 1021 Sutter
Lohse Nicholas, assistant citv superintendent Spring

Valley Water W. Co., dwl 409 Powell
Lohse S. A., speculator, dwl 228 Bush
Lohse Tlieodore F., dwl 131 Page
Lohsen Diedrich (Milller it L.), dwl cor Market and

Hayes
Lohsen" Nicolaus, gardener John Rosenfeld, dwl NW cor

F\ilton and Pierce
Loid Samuel, cook stm Washington, Jackson St. Wharf
Loiverre James, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

829 Folsom
Lollemand Joseph, waiter Guillaume Tell Hotel, 721 Pac
LoUer James M. {J. M. Loller <t Co.), dwl 713 Ellis
LoUer J. M. & Co., proptrs Elcho House, 863i Market
Loller Samuel, cook, 634 Sacramento, dwf West End

Hotel
LOL4»R CHARLES P., ship and freightbroker and

forwarding agent, office 30 and 31 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 852 Mission
Lomas Samuel, mariner, dwl 35 Pacific
Lomax Da\'id, porter, dwl 1212 Pacific
Lomax Essex S., carpenter, dwl 509 Bush
Lomax W., second cook stm Orifianmie Oregon S. S. Co.,

dwl 212 Pacific
Lombard Bonded Warehouse, R. A. Swain and John

Melville proptrs, cor Sansom and Lombard

Lombard Charles C, collector Horace Davis & Co., dwl

2234 Bush
Lombard Frederick, professor languages, dwl 311 Clem
Lombard Joseph, cook, dwl 634 Pacific
Lombard Nicholas, mariner sclur Marj' E. Anderson,

Bcalc St. Wharf
Lombard O. D., dwl Union Club
Lombard Patrick, laborer, dwl 28 Clinton, rear
Lombard Philomen, cook, dwl 1315 Kearny
Lombard W. W., watchmaker George Finck, dwl SE cor

Sixteenth and Howard
Lombard. See Lumbard
Lomelin Pedro (Gonzalez tfc Loinelin), dwl W s Pinckney

bet Broadway and Hinckley
Lommeville Edward, bookkeeper F. Dewing & Co., dwl

617 Geary
Lometti Joseph, porter Lilientbal & Co., dwl 21 Tele-
graph PI
Lomis James, millwright, dwl 214 First
Lomler Charles W., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl

414 Filbert
Loncen Antoine, vegetable dealer, dwl 728 Lombard
London Alexander, painter, dwl 38 Clara
London and Cal. Manuf. Co., W. L. Oliver secretary,

office 316 California
London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. (Liverpool),

office 318 California
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK (limited),

Milton S. Latham president, James M. Streeten, mana-
ger, 424 California, cor Leidesdorflf
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK BUILD.

INO, NW cor California and Leidesdorff
LONDON ASSS RANCE CORPORATION, Cross &

Co., agents, office 316 California
London Charles, lithographer Britton, Rey & Co., dwl 109

O'Farrell
London Henry, porter A. S. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl 544

Brj-ant
London House, Mrs. A. Bryon, proprietress, 1028 Market
London Jacques, teacher French and German South Cos-

mopijlitan Grammar School, dwl 708 Green
London John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
London Louis A. . painter, dwl 249j Clara
London Mining and Milling Co., J. H. SajTe secretary,

office 330 Pine, room 36
London Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co., Cal.), Abraham

Halsey secretary, office 200 Sansom, room 9
Londrigan James, shofemaker, dwl 706 Natoma
Lone Frank, bricklayer, dwl 634 Howard
LONE MOINTAIN CEMETERY (now Laurel Hill),

bet Post and California, fronting Central Av
Lone Valley Mining and Smelting Co. (San Bernardino

Co., Cal.), Ford H. Rogers secretary, office 330 Pine,

room 28
Lonergan C. James, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl 757

Folsom
Lonergan George M., salesman Eaindler & Co., dwl 757

Folsom
Lonergan Harry, blacksmith, dwl 757 Folsom
Lonergan James, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 706 Natoma
Lonergan J. H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 534

Bush
Lonergan John, clerk, dwl 757 Folsom
Lonergan Martin P. , baker James McDevitt, dwl 502 Minna
Lonergan Mary (widow), dwl 757 Folsom
Lonergan Michael, baker James McDevitt, dwl 502 Minna
Loney Anthony, bootblack, 2 Fourth, dwl 518 Powell
Loney G. Mrs., furnished rooms, 224 Kearny
Loney George, special policeman, dwl 224 Kearny
Long Alvin, oiler stm Julia, Market St. Wharf
Long Branch (late New Seal Rock House), ^ miles from

City Hall
Long Bridget (widow), nurse, dwl 1103 Mission
Long Claude (estate of), importer hardware and builders'

materials, 654 Washington
Long Claude, clerk estate of Claude Long, dwl 29 Stone
Long C. M. , student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl 32S

O'FaiTell
Long David, liquor saloon, 624 Fourth
Long Dennis, dwl 326 Mason
Long Dennis, helper F. T. Currj', dwl 11 Maria
Long Edward, cigars and tobacco, 630 Third
Long Edward, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl 521

Sacramento
Long Francis, clerk estate of Claude Long, dwl 210 Mont

gomerj- Av
Long Fred, agent Peter Scullay, 1711 Jones, dwl E i

Jones bet Vallejo and Broadway

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third «Si Market, Shirts & Men's Purnishing &oo

0. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed 1862.

Long Frederick A., caneworker, dwl .135 Stevenson

Long George S., porter, dwl 1 Burchani PI

Long Horace, porter Carrigan i Dunham, dwl 36 Garden

Long James, cari»enter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 141 Natonia

Long Jacob, cellarnian Ferd Koenig, dwl 632 Pacific

Long Jiunes, clerk, dwl 13 Bartol

Long James, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl 36A

Garden
Long Jeremiah, cartman, dwl 11.51 Harrison, rear
Long J. N., actor California Theater
Long John, oiler stm Julia, Market St. Wharf
Long^John H., teamster Elliott & Brother, dwl NW cor

Waller and Buchanan
Long John N*., dwl 2233 Howard
Long Lewis E., woodcarver C. Frederick Schiller, dwl

(iuincy House
Long Lewis, tanner Michael Ternan, dwl E s Folsom bet

Sixteenth an 1 Seventeenth
Long Mary (widow), dwl 29 Stone
Long Maurice, Irish-American Assn, 818 Howard
Long Michael, trunks and valises, NW cor Sutter and

Montgomerj' (and H. Dehrendt ik Co.), dwl 512 Bran-
nan
Long Michael, baker Cal. Cracker Co., dwl Coso House
Long Patrick, fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Long Patrick Joseph, expressman, dwl 2213 Pine
Long Robert, caqienter, dwl 327 Minna
Long Robert, printer, dwl 34 Zoe
Long S., dwl SH!1 Market
Long S. Mrs., adjuster coiners* department U. S. Mint,

dwl 333 Turk
Long Salmon H. (Hemme it Long), dwl 1414 Taylor
Long Suwarrow, expressman, SSV cor Clay and Front,

dwl 1607 Jones
Long Thomas (Skehan d- L.), dwl cor Front and Pacific
Long Thomas, clerk, dwl 423 O'Farrell
Long Thomas, liquor saloon, 700 Front
Long William, milkman, dwl Stanyan nr" Golden 'Gate

Park
Long William E., carpenter, dwl 54 First
Long William O., tinsmith, 1107 Howard
Long William W., peddler, dwl 945 Folsom
Longarite Angelo, waiter, dwl 619 Broadway
Longchamp Joseph, carpenter, dwl 20 Turk
Longchamp Oliver, carpenter, dwl 20 Turk
Longdon John W^., dwl 573 Harrison
Longe Frederick A., beer saloon, 163 Jessie
Longee John S., patternmaker, dwl 760 Howard
Longes John, baker, dwl 634 Pacific
Longfellow A, M. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U.

S. Mint, dwl 534 Ellis
Longfellow Henry A., planer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl

W s Dolores nr Twenty-sixth
Longfellow W., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
LongfieM John, seaman S. S. Montana, Folsom St Wharf
Longfleld Joseph, stairbuilder Langland & Leach, dwl 22

Turk
Longlev George W., painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 1116 Mont
Longlotz H., S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, dwl 545 Cal
Longren John, carjjenter William I. Tustin, dwl 562 How
Longshore Asher, trunkmaker, dwl 420 Shotwell
Longshore James, manufacturer trunks and valises, 650

Commercial, dwl 420 Shotwell
Longtin John B., shoemaker Stephens & Dugan, dwl 446

Minna
Longton James, pla-sterer, dwl 806 Green
Longworth William, watchman, dwl 3 Vallejo
Lonkey J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 906 Stockton
Lonnigan Robert, porter Hecht Bros, & Co., dwl555J Na-

t-<)nia
Lonsada B., dwl 614 Kearny

Loo Duck Hung (Chinese), teacher Chinese, 817 Wash
Loo Louis, cook Bocken & Baccala, dwl 1341 Dupont
Look Hop & Ca (Chinese), merchant tailors, 736 Com
Look S., salesman Frank Bros. & Co., res Saucelito
Loomis Andrew J., plasterer, dwl 1050 Howard
Loomis Augustus W. Re^%, pastor Chinese Mission (Jhurch,

dwl 713 Bush
Loomis Charles, butcher William O'Brien
Loomis Cliarles, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Loomis Charles A., salesman P. B. Kennedy, dwl 1050

Howard
Loomis EflBe >fiss, teacher music, dwl 1050 Howard
Loomis Flora Miss, teacher music, dwl 1050 Howard
Loomis George (C P. Van Schaack J: Co.), dwl Lick

House
Loomis Jennie A. Miss, dwl 1527 Washington
Loomis John P., cooper, dwl 42 First
Loomis Martha (widow), .dwl 303 Mason

Loomis Pascal, artist, studio 611 Clay, dwl 523 Kearny

Loomis Roland, teamster Charles Williams, dwl 110 Iw
Av '

Loomis Thomas, clerk, dwl 1114 Filbert

Loomis X'arnev, cariienter, dwl W s Brj'ant bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth

Loomis William C, merchant, dwl Rnss House

Loon Snig (Chinese), wood and lumber, 646.V Pacific

Lootiey John, b.arkeeper John McCully, dwl 68 Natoma

Loop William, foundrjnnan, dwl 32 Perry

Loosley A. Mrs., dressmaking, 19 Turk

Loper Charles, ivoryturner Michael IMce, rea Oakland

Lopetey John Obert, dwl SW cor Dupont and Vallejo

Lopetcy Mary Mrs., dwl SW cor Dujiont and Vallejo

Lopetey Paula Miss, dressmaker, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Vallejo

Lopez Amado, dwl 11 Union PI

Lopes Andres, dwl 520 Broadway

Lopez Antone, pantryman stm' Orizaba, Broadway St.
Wharf

Lopez Beceute, dwl 4 Card Alley

Lopez C. (widow), laundress, dwl 810 Pacific

Lopei Carlos, produce dealer, dwl 26 Hinckley

Lopez Carmen (widow), dwl 11 Union PI

Lopez Christian, deckhand U. S. stm McPherson, Front
St. Wharf

Lopez Demetria Miss, seamstress Mrs. K. Perboner, dwl
428 Green

Lopez Encamacion, seamstress Mrs. Josepha Labome,
dwl 1202 Powell

Lopez Fastina, surcinglemaker Anasetla Arria, dwl 2 Dun-
can Court

Lopez J. E., carriagemaker, 564 Mission, dwl SE cor Fol-
som and Fremont

Lopez Jesus E. , wheehvright, 564 Miss, dwl 325 Fremont

Lopez John, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 510 Vallejo, rear

Lopez Jos6 Maria, barber, dwl 415 Filbert

Lopez Joseph, cigar manuf, dwl 1202 Powell

Lopez Juan, dwl 27 Hinckley, rear

Lopez Juan, fisherman, dwl 6 Merchant

Lopez Louis, waiter Hilario Cimental Calinero, dwl 27
Hinckley

Lopez Mandin, clerk, dwl 618 California

Lopez Rumanda (widow), dwl 1404 Dupont

Lopez Ruperto, wagonmaker J. J. Lachapelle

Lopez Seferina (widow), dwl 1404 Dupont

Lopez Simon, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 9 Union PI

Lopez Ysidro, cigurmaker Diez, Bertz & Co. , dwl 1202 Pow

Loran Thomas, toll- gatekeeper, Mission and Ocean Beach
Road

Lorbacher Andrew, cutter Will & Finck, dwl 407 Sac

Lorber Frank, cabinetmaker Teubner & Hoffmann, dwl
815 Pacific

Lorber Joseph Jr., deputy sheriff, dwl 1527 Clay

Lord Andrew J., painter, dwl OSS Howard

Lord Edwin (Lord <t Grace), dwl 1119 Brj-ant

Lord Elijah S., shipwright, dwl 310 Hayes

Lord Eugene, carpenter, dwl 743 Pine

Lord Franklin F., with James L. Cogswell, dwl 704 Bush

Lord George, lather, dwl SE cor Seventeenth and Capp

Lord Henry, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

Lord Jennie Miss, bookfolder, dwl 527 Filbert

Lord John, painter, dwl 420 O'Farrell

Lord John A., salesman Preston Woods, dwl 328 Jessie

Lord Joseph (Thompson <t Co.), dwl 1113} Kearny, rear

Lord Joshua, dwl 314 Bush

Lord Mary Ann (widow), dwl 527 Filbert

Lord of Lorn Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.), S. H. Carlisle secretary', office 13 and 15 Fre-
mont

Lord Rosalie (widow), furnished rooms, 704 Bush

Lord Sarah E. Miss, bookfolder, dwl 527 Filbert

Lord T. A., dwl Occidental Hotel

Lord Thomas B., peddler, dwl 322 Chestnut

Lord Thomas H., watchmaker, 38 Sixth, dwl 52 Quinn

Lord William, dwl S6S Mission

Lord William, laborer, dwl 303 Davis

Lord William, shipcarjienter, dwl 147} Tehama

Lord William R., groceries and liquors, SE cor^Capp'and
Seventeenth

Lord & Grace (Edicin Lord and John Grace), teamsters.
Pier 13 Steuart

Lordan Michael, laborer, dwl 515 Mission, rear

Lorden Mary (widow), dwl 13 Maria

Loreck F. R., baker Eisert & Becker, dwl 24 Third

Lorden William A., laundryman, dwl 1772 Folsom

Lorencen Peter, varieties, 32 Hayes

Lorentz Frederick, seaman, dwl 415 East

Lorentz Henry, steward, dwl 100 Jackson

JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale andjetail^D^W^rd, cor. Mont, and Merchant

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Lorentzcn Antoine P., master mariner, office 305 East, res
LorentzeiTHans, special policeman, dwl cor Howard and

LorenUen Harold P., framemaker Snow & May, dwl 2417

California
Lorentzon P. H., dwl 2417 California
Lorenz Charles, musician, dwl 1025 Washington
Lorenz Franic, seaman, dwl »2 Stewart
Lorenz John, cardriver, dwl 305 Fifth
Lorenz John F., captain schooner Z. B. HeJ-^vood, dwl 318

Beale „ ,

Lorenz Theresa (widow), dwl 331 Garden
Lorenz Wilhelm J., mariner, dwl 37 Pacihc
Lorenzen Eniest, musician, dwl 527 Pine
Lorenzen H., watchmaker Alfred Barrett, dwl 609 Post
Lorenzeii Hans, « alter Georjje Roeben dwl ^' J^^n^
Lorenzen Henry, bookkeeper Roth & Levy, dwl E s bhot

well nr Nineteenth , ,

Lorenzen Meinert. watchman Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl

Lorento d!* laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factorj', dwl Ss

Brannan bet Seventh and Eicfhth
Lorenzo Philip, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Lorett Posaquila, laborer, dwl 5 Hall Alley .

Loretta Silver Mining Co. (O^msby Co. Nev ) Wil ham A.

M. Van Bokkelen secretary, office 320 San room 11
Loretz Anna Mme., corset manufacturer, ,41 Clay and ll

Stockton ,►,.-,/-,,

Loretz Peter (Loretz ct Magj), dwl 741 Clay
Loretz & Magg {Peter Loretz and Louis Magg), liquor sa-

loon SW cor Commercial and Kearny
Lorie Samuel {Roemer & L.), dwl 1305 Larkin
Lorigan Patrick, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl (07

Brannan
Lorikae Thomas, farmer, dwl 33 Eddy
LORILLAUD ISiSURAXCE CO. (fire. New York),

"cliarf B. Irxvin & Co. agents, office 200 Sansom
Loring Edward B., engineer John Spauldmg & Co., dwl

16 Howard Court
Loring E. K., (widow), dwl 918 Hyde
Lorinj,' F. , carpenter, dwl 12(38 Pacific
Loring G. Ai-thur, bookkeeper Frank Eastman, res Oak-

Loring George, freight agent, dwl 810 Mission

Loring George H., dwl 1814 Post

Loring Harriet Mrs., dressmaker, 115 Keaniy room 27

Loring Samuel L., clerk Hamilton & Sonmchsen, dwl 1435

Loring William Henry, invoice clerk Main ^ Winchester,

dwl 515 Folsom „ , t^ • o*

Lorn Henry, assistant engineer stm Petaluma, Davis St.

Wharf
Lorquiii Ernest F., naturalist, 410 Keamj;, res Oa,kland
Lorsch Albert (Lorsch, Wol.f& Co.). res New York
Lorsch Emil {Lorsch, Wolf & Co.), dwl Lick House
LORSCH, WOLF A CO. {A. awl E. Lorsch, and Jo-
seph H'olf), wholesale jewelers, 120 Sutter
Lor^en Swen, dwl cor Wisconsin and Colusa
Lortie Francis, fruit dealer, dwl 845 Dupont
Lortz William, bootmaker Henry LUcke
LORl'EA A. M. Dr., proprietor Hammam Medicated
and Turkish Bath House, office and dwl 11 and 13

LOsTnOELES and SAN BERNARDINO LAND

OFFICE, Alfred Robinson trustee, 542 Market
Los Angeles Stage Line, W. G. Roberts agent, office 208

Montgomery , „ ...

Los PrietSs Mining Co., Stephen H. Smith secretary,

office 6 Montgomery Av
Los Santos Domingo, mariner, dwl 7 Broadway
Losa Dolores (widow), dwl SE cor Vallejo and Dupont
Losekann George, blacksmith John C •Jii»|..d;vl 036 Pac
Losekamp Gustave, sihersmith Koehler & Ritter, dwl 620

Losekann Rudolf, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, dwl 636

Losenegger Albert, assistant Europe Hotel, 109 Dupont
Losse j'ohn, dwl 850 Market

Losse Louis, porkpacker, dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Losse William, hostler, dwl 1625 Powell
Lossman Louis, tailor, 306 Fourth T>r„^„„

Loth F., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and Morton
Lothers John, teamster, dwl 1017 Pacific^
Lolhrop James, seaman Pacific Mail fe. S. China
L,,tlH-op John J., clerk A. Mead & Co., dwl 1000 Leav
Lothrop Mary M. Mrs., saleswoman A. Mead & Co., dwl
1006 Leavenworth

Lothrop Warren R. {H. F. SmithJ Co.) dwl 742 Wash
Lotka W., sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl 19

Lott Enoch, carpenter Stover & Chase, dwl 9 Hubbard
Lott William, can>enter, dwl 22 Turk
Lotten John, farmer, dwl S s Filbert bet Baker and Lyon
Lotterhos George, teamster La Rue's Wharf, dwl 1 Scot-

Lotteritz John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixteenth
and Randall „ , a

Lotto August, expressman, NW cor Montgomery and
Jackson, dwl 520 Filbert

Lotz Jacob, teamster J. Herzog & Co., dwl 508 Sixth

Lotz Valentine, tailor, dwl 12 Natoma

Lotz William, compositor, dwl 1223 Folsom

Lotze William, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Louard John, blacksmith, dwl 507 Green

Loub T., baker William Hesler

Loubie Joseph, dwl Franklin Hotel

Loubry Charles, machinist, dwl 18 Louisa

Louch August, dwl 21 Moss

Loucks Adam, hostler, dwl 36 First j , hoa

Loucks Oriando, produce commission, 126 Clay, dwl 11^0
Filbert . ^ . _, , , nn

Loud Eugene P., foreman Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 110
Sixth

Loud George, salesman, dwl 110 Sixth

Loud Henrietta Mrs., liquor saloon, 11 Jackson

Loud Henry A., hairdresser, 266 First, dwl 304 Third

Loud Warren, capitalist, dwl 319 Sutter

Louderback Andrew A., proptr Bay View Distillery, office
315 Battery, dwl 336 Eddy

Louderback Davis, dwl 711 Taylor

LOIJDERKACK DAVIS Jr., J"dge Pohce Court,

chambers City Hall, second floor, dwl 545 Folsom
Louderback Lewis C, night inspector Custom House, dwl

26 Cedar Av . .^ Tr -x j i ooo

Louderback Martin, shoemaker Francis X. Kast, dwl 62.^

Louderback William, electrotj'per Painter & Co., dwl 1225

Mission
Louderback. See Louderbach

LoudmanV.,dwl3310'Farrell „ „ ^^ a ^ oo

Loudon James, carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 22

Loudon John L., manager Phoenix Oil Works, dwl 407

Stevenson , , „ ,t

Loudon William, butcher James Fogarty, dwl 3 V erona
Loudon William C. , master mariner, dwl 3 Winter Lane
Loudrigan Edward, shoemaker, dwl 1079 Market
Lougee Charles H., sub-marinediver, dwl 760 Howard
Lougee John S., patternmaker, dwl 760 Howard
Lougee Jonathan T., sub-marinediver, dwl ,60 Howard
Lou^h Edward, gilder Sanbom.Vail & Co., dwl 542 Sec
Lough Henry, laborer Peter Hansburg, E s Ocean House

Road, 1 mile NW Industrial School
Lough James, wines and liquors, NW cor First and Mis-
sion, dwl 864 Mission ^ , ^^ 4.
Louf-hborough Alexander H. {George d- L.), attorney at

law, office NW cor Mont and Sac, dwl 829 O Farrell
Loughead David, cook, dwl 54 Third
Longhead Henry W. , bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank,

dwl 806 Stockton „ t, v

Loughead James, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Lougher William, tailor Nicholas Sweeny, dwl 615 Turk
Loughery Hugh, tanner S. Hoffman & Co., dwl W s Che-

pultepec nr Cortland Av, Bemal Heights
Loughery Robert J., shipping clerk George O. McMullin

& Co., dwl 415 Powell
Loughgreen Otto, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Loulhlan James, clerk G. G. Burnett d^vl 217 Clara
Loulhlan John, gasfitter Charies Waters, dwl 217 Clara
Loughlan Timothy, boilermaker, dwl 217 Claraj
Loughlan William, clerk, dwl 217 Clara
Lou-'-hlen N. O. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-

niar School, dwl 921 Powell „ .^ »

Loughlin Amanda F. (widow), dwl 2219 Pacific Av
Loughlin Hugh, carpenter, dwl 2228 Hyde
Loughlin James, watchman, dwl 2050 Mission
Loughlin James M., messman Pacific Mail S. S. Granaaa
Loughlin John, laborer, dwl cor Sutter and Devisadero
Loulhlin John, waiter, dwl 320 Clemeiitma
Loughlin Peter J., carpenter, dwl NW cor Hamson and

LougwTn Will^m, laborer Catholic Orphan Asylum, dwl

Sixteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. 1 .
Loughney Patrick, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn 818 How
Loughran Bernard, dwl S s Twenty-second bet \ork and
Hampshire •

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Ehenmatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Ca ^

0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Loughran Thomas, laborer, dwi 12J Downey

Loujfhran Thomajs (Breeze ,(■ L.), dwI 1027 Bush

Loughran Thomas Jr., clerk Breeze & Loughran, dwl 17
Fourth

Lougfhry James, laborer, dwl 1318 I)u)M)nt

Loughton H. B., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk

Louideck Henrietta Miss, florist Mrs. Peter Louideck, dwl
72S Washington

Louideck Henry, blacksmith Joseph Morcel, dwl 728
W;ishington

Louideck Peter, extraman Hook and La*ider No. 2 S. F.
F. I). , and florist, dwl 728 Wa-shingtun

Louideck Pet€r Mrs., florist, 728 Washington

Louir Josejili, laborer, dwl SW cor Dupont and Vallejo

Louif Antonio M., laborer William Langc, SW cor Cole
and Carl

Louis Benjamin F., clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 115
Olive

Louis Charles, carrier Abend Post, dwl SW cor Broadway
and Dupont

Louis Christine, driver Deloche & Corthay, dwl 625 Val-
lejo

Louis Edward, bootblack, dwl 5 Mason

Louis Edward, seaman, dwl .'SSI East

Louis Jean B. L., lapidarj' J. Laine & Son, dwl Howard
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second

Louis John, gardener Alfred Victor Brocq, dwl Twenty-
first Av bet J and K, South S. F.

Louis John A., upholsterer L. Green & Co., dwl 327 Fifth

Louis Lenehoff, tanner James Duncan, dwl cor Eighth
and Brannan

Louis M., boot and shoemaker, 623 California

Louis M. J., bootmaker, dwl 102S Market

Louis Phillip, coachman Adam Grant, dwl 1112 Bush

Louis Pietro, farmer, E s Old San Jos6 Road nr Ocean
Beach Road

Louis R., printer, dwl 102 Eddy

Louis S., dwl 232 Sixth

Louis Selic, shoemaker, dwl 232 Sixth

Louis. See Lewis

Louise Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), William H. Watson secre-
tarj-, office 302 Montgomery

Louisson Moses, clothing and furnishing goods, 525 Kear-
ny, dwl 526 Keaniy

Lount Daniel S., miner, dwl 1213 Broadway

Loup Sophia (widow), dwl 427i Green

Lourent Emil, seaman, dwl 3 King

Loustan F., butcher Miners' Restaurant, dwl 531 Com-
mercial

Loustonow Bernard, cook Miners' Restaurant, dwl 531
Commercial

Loux Alphonse, blacksmith Massone & Lacaze, dwl 10
Polk Alley

Love Alexander, plumber Thomas Ross, dwl 339 Hayes

Love Ebenezer A., imibrellamaker, dwl 215 Linden Av

Love F., dwl 22r) Ellis

Love G. A., cigarmaker Samuel Haskins, dwl 625 Larkin

Love George, laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 924 Foi

Love George J., mining superintendent, dwl 2118 Mission

Love J. Mrs., teacher Tehama Primary School

Love James, dwl 147 Jessie

Love James, clerk Charles E. Elliott, res Oakland

Love James, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.
Wharf

Love James, policeman City Hall, dwl 1107 Stockton

Love James H., carpenter, NW cor East and Washington,
dwl 571 Stevenson

Love Jane Miss, dressmaker David Edwards, dwl 19 Na-
toma

Love J. K., dwl 568 Mission

Love John, painter, dwl 177 Clara

Love John, porter Bigley Brothers, dwl NW cor Polk and
Fell

LOVE .lOH.V LORD, attorney at law, office 309 Cali-
fornia rooms 1 and 2, dwl Palace Hotel

Love Margaret Mrs., stewardess, dwl 231 Second

Love Slary Frances Miss, milliner, dwl 25 Prospect PI

Love Richard, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 1210
Larkin

Love Rufus, dwl 25 Prospect PI

Love William, plumber, dwl .3.30 Hayea

Love William, tailor, dwl 6 St. Marj-

Lovesrrove George H., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
612 Mason

Lovejoy Amos H., laborer, dwl South S. F.

Lovejoy Edward B., shipcarver and gilder. Pier 4 Steuart,
dwl 1505 California

Lovejoy George W. , engineer stm San Lorenzo, dwl S 8
'rwent\-ninth nr Nee . I

Lovejov Joseph H., bookkeeper Hubbard & Co., dwl 1209

Bush
Lovejoy Mar>- (widow), nurse, dwl 629 Geary
Lovejoy Rufus, dwl 64 Third
Lovejoy Thomas A., dwl 706 Larkin
Lovejoy William E., photograph gallery, 22 Keamy, dwl

1617 Lagiuia
Loveland Henry S., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, dwl 707 Jlontgomery Av
Loveland John M., drayman Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,

dwl 307 Folsom
Loveland Lafayette (Loveland <fe David), dwl SW cor

Greenwich and Larkin
Loveland & David (L<tfa>4ctte Loveland and L. J. David),

stockbrokers, office 421 California
Lovell Ardine Mrs., furnished rooms, 703 Market and 8

Third
Lovell Edward C, real-estate agent, 418 Montgomery,

dwl 1409 Jackson
Lovell Marj- E. Mrs., seamstress Mission Woolen Mills,

dwl 7 Dora
Lovell Owen (George Eggleton (t Co.), dwl 121 Jackson
Lovely George L. , boarding and lodging, 605 and 607 Pine
Lovely Marcus H., foreman press-room Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 605 Pine
Lovely Mark, dwl 802 Gear>'
Lovely Noble, pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl 206

Ellis
Loverich Esther Mrs. (widow), dwl 412 Tehama
Lovern John, laborer, dwl 117 First Av bet Fifteenth

and Sixteenth
Lovett Charles, millman Pac. Rolling Mills
Lovett Charles, musicprinter Matthias Gray, dwl W s

Tennessee bet Mariposa and Solano
Lovett Eugene R. , dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl North Point nr Larkin
Lovett John, blacksmith Hope Iron W^orks, dwl W[s Ten-
nessee bet Mariposa and Solano
Lovett Charles, machinist, dwl SW cor Valencia and

Twenty-third
Lovett John P., dwl 418 Fourth
Lovett Joseph, dwl 938 Harrison
Lovett N., seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Lovey Eugene J., plumber, dwl 214 Park Av
Loviek Henrj', sa\nnaker, dwl 622j Dombard
Lovick John, painter, dwl 622^ Lombard
Loviek Richard, sawmaker, dwl 622 j Lombard
Lovick William H., machinist Pac. Saw Manufacturing

Co., dwl622A Lombard
Loverel P., restaurant, 420 Jackson, dwl White House

Hotel
Lovrich Gilbert, salesman Nalt & Greenzweig, dwl 412

Tehama
Low Arthur F., law student Lloyd Baldwin, dwl 1 Park PI
Low B. F., insurance, dwl Nucleus House
Low C. Adolphe (C. Adolphe Low .{• Co.), dwl 1103 Bush
LOW C. AUOLPIIE A CO. (Charles H. Baldwin,

Samuel Hort, George A. Low, and Edward L. G.

Steele), commission merchants, 208 California
LOW CHAULES A., attorney at law and U. S. court

commissioner, office 116 Leidesdoiif, dwl 910 Lomb
LOM' C'HAULES L., office 116 Leidesdorff, dwl 58

South Park
Low Charles P. , bookkeeper Ira Marden, dwl 513 O'Farrell
Low Edward, bookkeeper Philadelphia House, 423 Bush
Low Eugene M., musician, dwl 933 Bush
LOW FKEI»ERIC'K F., manager Anglo-Californian

Bank (limited), office 422 California, dwl Grand Hotel
Low George, laborer, dwl Franklin Hotel
Low George A. (C. Adolphe Low d- Co.), res New York
Low J. E., machinist, dwl .55 Second
LOW JOEL B., mining, office 331 Montgomery room

24, dwl 630 Eddy
Low John, operator Signal Station Point Lobos nr Cllfif

House
Low Joseph, dwl 513 O'Farrell
Low Joseph W., mining, dwl 1 Park PI
Low Maurice, waiter, dwl 1407 Powell, rear
Low Nathaniel, printer C. A. Calhoun, dwl Occidental

Hotel
Low Robert E. , broker, dwl 033 Bush
Low W. S., liquor saloon, 430 Fourth
LOW «& C'H.IKTICEY (Charle.i A. Loio and Ravel

Chartreti), proprietors City Iron Works, 26 and 28

Fremont
Lowans Thomas, musician, dwl 825 Keamj'
Lowbock William, boot and shoemaker, 50 First
Lowden George, stage manager New Olympic Variety

Theater, dwl 705 Mission

TEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers-

"D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant,

Lowden Henry, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl

Morton House
Lowden J. L., carpenter, dwl 107 Turk
Lowden John, fanner, \V s San Jos6 road nr Six-mile

House
Lowden William H., cashier North British and Mercan-
tile Insurance Co. , 219 Sansom, res Oakland
Lowe Arthur J., carrier Evening Post, dwl 819 Howard
Lowe J. , dwl 957 Market
Lowe Jane Mrs. , dwl 534 Bush
Lowe J. C, dwl 408 Broadway
I Lowe John, drayman, dwl Franklin nr Geary
Lowe John, fireman, dwl 34 Rausch
Lowe J. T., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl 1208

California
Lowe Julius W., musician, dwl 20 Rondel PI
Lowe M. A. Mrs., teacher Eighth St. Primary School, dwl

130 Dora
Lowe S., painter, dwl N s Quinn bet Valencia and Guer-
rero
Lowe Selig, manuf shirts, 331 Kearny
Lowe Thomas J., bricklayer, dwl 313 Jessie
Lowe William, capitali-t, dwl 18 Twelfth
Lowe William, caqsenter, dwl 32 Ellis
Lowe William, tailor, dwl NW cor Twenty-sixth and Fol-

som
Lowell A. C, salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl 513

Folsom
Lowell Charles P., carpenter Lockhart & Porter, dwl 7

Rausch
Lowell E. L., shipcarj^enter, dwl 624 Fourth
LOWELL JOHX F., accountant, office 330 Pine room

61, dwl 609 Pine
LOWELL JOIL\ P., hides and wool, 41 Clay, res Oak-
land
Lowell Nathan R., proptr Eagle Warehouse, NW cor Davis

and Pine, res Oakland
Lowenberg Alfred, clerk, dwl 435 Tyler
Lowenberg Edward, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl

435 Tyler
Lowenberg George, clerk Charles Sutro, dwl 435 Tyler
Lowenberg Harris, notary public and commissioner of

deeds, office 306 Montgomer}', dwl 634 Stevenson
Lowenberg Isadore (Meyerstein it L.), dwl 812 Geary
Lowenberg Robert, salesman Esberg, Bachraan & Co.,

dwl 435 Tjler
Lowenberg Samson, stoekowner, dwl 435 Tj'ler
Lowenberg Solomon, assistant assayer's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 634 Stevenson
Low-enberg William, clerk, dwl 435 Tyler
Lowenberg. See Loewen^prg
Lowengnind Lee, salesman Palmer Brothers, dwl 320

Turk
Lowengruth Henry, molder Hinckley & Co.
Lowenstein E. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1208 Stockton
Lowenstein Isaac, boots and shoes, 931 Kearny and 1208

Stockton, dwl 1206 Stockton
Lowenstein Isidor, toys and crockery, 1304A^ Stockton
Lowenstein Nathan, clerk Isaac Lowenstein, dwl 1208

Stockton
Lowenstein Rachael Miss, clerk Isidor Lowenstein, dwl

1304J Stockton
Lowenstein William, merchant, dwl 1228 Folsom
Lowenthal Hyman, second-hand clothing, 212 Fourth
Lowenthal Morris S., bookkeeper S. F. Pioneer Woolen

Factorj-, dwl 428 Tyler
Lowenthal. See Loewenthal
Lower Comstock Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), William R.

Townsend secretary, office 330 Pine room 4
Lower George W., carpenter, dwl W s Hampshire bet

Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Lowey Timothy, blacksmith, dwl 716 Clementina
Lowiid Phillip, expressman, dwl W s Bryant Avnr Bryant
Lownes William, laborer, dwl Sj Dora
Lownes William P., machinist, dwl 8.V Dora
Low ney Bros. (Timothy and Jeremiah), carriage factory,

SE cor Eighth and Howard
Lowney Jeremiah (Loiimey Bros.), dwl 1117 Mission
Lowney Timothy (Loivncy Brna.), dwl 716 Clementina
Lo«rey Daniel, comedian, dwl 944 Mission
Lowrey E. W., broker, dwl 318 Fremont
Lowrey Frederick C, clerk E. V. Hatha waj', res Oakland
Lowrey Frederick J., bookkeeper Robert F. Bunker, res

Oakland
Lowrey John, carpenter, dwl 306 Natoma
Lowrey John, laborer H. F. AVilliams, dwl Goat Island
Lowrey John B., salesman Cal. Chemical Paint Co., dwl

Russ House
Lowrey Peter, carpenter, dwl 1818 Hyde

Lowrej' William, fireman S. S. Newbem, Folsom St. Wharf

LowTie John, dwl 836 Sutter

Lowrie John, phuiiber Henry J. McLerie, dwl N s Tyler

bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Lowrie Philip, carpenter, dwl 106 Natoma
Lowrie William H., assistant coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl cor Fourth and Mission
Lowrie William H., special policeman, dwl 136 Perry
Lowrie William J., packer C. C. Burr & Co., dwl 507

Filbert
Lowrj' Frank, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Lowry Henry, laborer, dwl 1 Thompson Av
LOWRV JO]l3f W., carriagemaker and blacksmith,

506 Front, dwl 11 Valparaiso
Lowry Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R.
Lowrj' Samuel N., machinehand Pac. Barrel and Keg

Factory, dwl 32 Rau§ch
Lo\\Ty Selina (\ridow), dwl 1714 Stockton
LowTy Thomas J., aid U. S. Coast Survey, oflBce 214 Stock
LowTy William, dwl 32 Fourth
Lowry William, carpenter, dwl 1103 Montgomery
Lowry William, carpenter and builder, NE corSecond and

Natoma, dwl W s Twenty-fourth nr Noe
LowTy William H., waiter John N. Olson & Co., dwl

Commercial Lodging House, Commercial
LowTy William J. (Lowry <l- Co.), dwl NW cor Twenty-
first and Guerrero
LOWKl' «t CO. (William J. Loicry, James H. Cutter,

and L. V. H. Howell), produce commission, SE cor

Clay and Davis
Lowson John L., fireman city dredger, dwl Sacramento

Hotel
Lowth John (Wynne, L. <t Co.), dwl 34 Tyler
Lowther Arthur, painter Gilman & Mellon, dwl 10 Val-
paraiso
Loyall Camilla F., dwl 823 Post
Loyall James, laborer, dwl 509 Washiugton
Loyens James, haokdriver, dwl 549 Natoma
Loyer Charles, hostler Gilfoy & Collins, dwl 1125 Mission
Loyer Peter Julius, waiter, dwl 736 Pacific
Loza Antonia (widow), dwl 546 Folsom
Loze Julius A., salesman Levison Bros., dwl 1207 Taylor
LOZIER ALBERT, bird importer, 411 Kearny, res

Oakland
Lozo Philip, carpenter, dwl 26 Morey Alley
Lu Dou (Chinese), provisions, 802 Dupont
Lu Phillip, expressman, dwl 527 Sacramento
Luarte Maurice, laborer, dwl St. Charles PI
Luarte Maurico, cooper, dw-l St. Charles PI
Lubben John, barkeeper C. H. Meyer, dwl 41 Everett
Lubbert Margaret (widow), boarding, 330 Spear
Lubbock Charles F. , painter, dwl 1725 Stevenson
Lubeck C. W., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomeiy
Lubeck Emil, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 317 Bush
LirSECK SAMUEL, mining, office 309 Montgomery

room 56, dwl 116 Francisco
Lubelski M. L. , physician, i.>fflce and dwl 965 Folsom
Lubej' John, painter, dwl S13 Stockton
Lubin David (H. Weinstock A- Co.), res Sacramento
Lubke Nicholas, bootmaker, 6Bowen's Block, South S. F.
Lubke William, tailor, dwl 33 Hinckley
Ltibracht Frederick, waiter Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 1016

Mason
Lubusch Albert, dwl 731 O'Farrell
Lubusch Louis, expressman, dwl 731 O'Farrell
Luc John Martinette, barber, dwl 1026 Dupont

Lucas , master mariner, dwl 518 Geary

Lucas Allen, watchmaker Cal. Watch Co., dwl 437 Fifth
Lucas Anna Gettz Mme., preserver of natural flowers, 743

Howard
Lucas Asa, agent, dwl 23 Powell

Lucas C. D., agent American Sewing Machine Co., 10 Fifth
Lucas Charles, carpenter, dwl 919 Dolores
Lucas Charles, farmer, dwl 22 Turk

Lucas Constant, molder William T. Kellett, dwl 179 Minna
Lucas Frank B., watchmaker Cal. Watch Co., dwl 437

Filth
Lucas George, brassfounder Weed & Kingwell, dwl cor

Dolores and Twenty-second
Ll'CAS, CiES^iER «i CO. (John Lucas and Conrad

Gemier), plasterparis manufacturers, 215 and 217

Main
Lucas Isaac S., telegraph operator, dwl 1609 Polk
Lucas James, expressman, NE cor Market and Front, dwl

737 Howard
Lucas John (Lucas, Gesner it Co.), dwl 530 Folsom
Lucas John, helper Phelps' Manuf. Co., dwl 306Da^^s
Lucas Jolin G., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., dwl 1120

Washington

BEAMISH'S—Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market

1 p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1862.

Lucas John G., millwright, dwl 2 Tehama
Lucajj .T()hn V., clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., dwl 648 Stev
Lucas Peter, cook P. Vlaiitin & Bro., dwl 717 Davis
Lucas Robert H., superintendent Cal. andNevatia Ice Co.,

dwl 1120 Washinjrton
Lucas Robert H. Jr., bookkeeper Security Savings Bonk,

dwl 1120 Washington
Lucas Thomas P., carpenter, dwl S28 Folsoni
Lucas T. S., carrepairer Central Pac. R. U., dwl 16 Hagtrin
Lucas Walter, with Lucas, Gesner & Co., dwl 630 Folsom
Lucas William T., dwl 052 Mission
Lucassen Bertha Mrs., dwl 636 Post
Lucchesi Domenico, dishwasher, dwl 631 Broadway
Lucchesi Peter, bootmaker Eugene Pardini, dwl Garibaldi

House
Lucchesi Peter, cook stm .Amador, dwl 20 Scott PI
Liicchesi Prismo, laborer Cal. Italian Paste Co.
Ll'CCIIESI RIt'.lKIMI, teacher music, dwl Windsor

House
Lucchetti .\i;ostino, vegetables, Colombo Market
Lucchetti Francisco, restaurant, .519 Davis
Lucchetti Freto, fishennan, dwl 5 Washington
Lucchetti Ciiovanni, waiter, dwl .505 Broadway
Luce Benjamin F., shipcarver Edward B. Lovejoy, Pier 4,

Steuart
Luce K. , dwl 411 Leavenworth

Luce T. C. , carpenter, dwl NE cor Shotwell and Twentieth
Luce William G., dwl 139 Fourth
Luce William H., dwl 2716 Howard
Luce. See Luse
Luchsinger Carl, dwl 304 Third
Luchsinger George H., clerk Henrj' Luchsinger & Co., dwl

349 Minna
Luchsinger Henry (Henry Luchsinger <t Co.), dwl 349

Minna
Luchsinger Henry & Co., Boston Furniture Store, 735

Market
Luchsinger Jacob {John B. Luchsinger & Son), dwl 300

Eiirhteenth cor Capp
Luchsinger John B. {John B. Luchsinger & Son), dwl 724

Minna
Luchsinger John B. & Son {Jacob Luchsinger), furniture

manufactory, 710-718 Minna
Luchsinger Sebastian, vamisher John B. Luchsinger &

Son, dwl 722 Minna
Lucia Edward, laborer John Rej-nolds, dwl 154 Clara
Lucien Domini(iue G. {Lucien <i- Laco)ite), dwl 631 Sac
Lucien & Lacoste {Dominique G. Liicien and Honore

Lacoste), i^roptrs Caf6 Francais, SE cor Sac and Kear
Lucier Joseph, boots and shoes, SE cor Sixth and Mission
Luck .\ugust, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
LUck William, blacksmith, dwl Sacramento Hotel
LUcke Bernard H., clerk Henrj- LUcke, dwl 648 Wash
Lucke Conrad, cabinetmaker Henrj' Compes, dwl 540

Jessie
Ll'C'KE HEY RY, bootmaker and importer French boots

and shoes, 648 Washington
Luckev Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, 327 Fourth
Luckh'ardt Cicsar A. {Huhn it L.\ dwl 820 OTarrell
Luckmann John {Otto Qtiade it Co.), dwl 1060 Howard
Lucks Henrj', machinist Diedrich Husing, dwl 735 Bran
Lucks Peter, clerk Smadeke & Mehrtens, dwl SW cor

Eighth and Mission
Lucksick Andrew, mariner, dwl 258 Steuart
Lucky M. , dwl SE cor O'Farrell and Larkin
Lucky William S., bookkeeper Safe Deposit Co., dwl 8

Essex
LVCO jrAN 5f., real estate, office 49 Montgomery

Block, dwl 718 Greenwich, rear
Lucy Anthony {Smith, L. cfc Co.), dwl 325 Chestnut
Lucj' Cornelius, shipcarpenter, dwl 726 Clementina
Lucy Dennis, hostler James P. Ferguson, dwl 1025 Market
Lucy Dennis J., carjienter, dwl 37 Clinton
Lucy Edward, patternmaker Union Iron Works, dwl 243

Tehama
Lucy George R. {Lucjt <t Donnelly), dwl 1225 Folsom
Lucv Samuel, boiler S. F. Candle Factory, dwl foot of

Eighth
Lucy & Donnelly (George R. Lucy and Patrick Donnelly),

soap manufs, S s Brannan bet Eighth and Ninth
Ludeman Adoljjh {Ludeman Brothers), dwl SW cor Myrtle

Av and Larkin
Ludeman Brothers (^(io(p/i and William), hardware, 514

Market
Ludeman William {Ludeman Brothers), dwl 721 Octavia
Ludemann Frederick {Frederick Ltidemann it Co.), dwl

SW cor Baker and Lombard
Ludemann Frederick & Co. {Rudolph C. T. Michelson),

Pacific Nursery, SW cor Baker and Lombard

Ludemann H. O., dwl 1211 Bush
Lnders Edward T. , dwl 21 Fulton

Ludcrs Joseph, solicitor, dwl 708 Folsom

Luders Otto (C. Hubert A Co.), dwl 2003 Dupont

Luderstroth Theodore, mining expert, dwl Continental
Hotel

Ludewsig Frost, cabinetmaker Teubner & Hoffman,[dwl
SW cor Fillmore and Greenwich

Ludin Charles, barkeeijer Henry Grimm, dwl 1433 Pacific

Ludine Daniel, first cook Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica

Ludington J., carpenter, dwl 737 Howard

Ludke Otto, ix>rter, dwl 18 First

Ludlam Anthony, capitalist, dwl 844 Mission

Ludlam Anthonj' Jr., dwl 844 Mission

Ludlam Charles M. , clerk Hopkins & Haley, dwl 844 Mis-
sion

Ludlam. See Ludlum

Ludlow Ann H. (widow), dwl NE cor Second and Folsom

Ludlow Charles, clerk George B. Knowles & Co., res Oak-
land

Ludlow Samuel, dwl 122 Ellis

Ludlow William, clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother, dwl 302
Beale

Ludlow William B., carpenter, dwl 1 Willow bet Mission
and Valencia

Ludlum A. M. Mrs., dressmaker, 205 Montgomery Av

Ludlum Cornelius, weighing clerk Cal. Pac. R. R. Co.,
office Broad wa J' St. Wharf, dwl 205 Mont Av

Ludlum Edward {Wootlhams li- L.)dwl 2251 Mission

Ludolph Louis, saloonkeeper, dwl 72 Natoma

Ludorff August, dry goods, 724 Market, dwl SE cor Lom-
bard and Dupont

Ludorff Julius, wines and liquors, SW cor Mission and
Spear, dwl 72 Natoma

Ludwick Charles, carpenter, dwl 469 Stevenson

Ludwig A. Miss, seamstress, dwl 1006 Powell

Ludwig Adam, sausagemaker Matthaus Schwamm, dwl 5
Dupont

Ludwig Battaso, carpenter, dwl 524 Vallejo

Ludwig Christian, hairdresser Philip Winter, dwl 524 Val-
lejo

Ludwig Danielson, miller Eisen Bros., 16 Stevenson

Ludwig Herman, driver Ackerman Bros., dwl SE cor
Eighth and Minna

Ludwig J. H. A., shooting gallerj', 418 Dupont

Ludwig John A., carpenter, 1180 Harrison

Ludwig Philip, cari^enter, dwl 524 Vallejo

Ludwigsen Frederick C, messenger Morris Speyer & Co.,
dwi 1706 Mason

Ludwigsen Peter, porter, 510 Sac, dwl 30 Eddy

Luedecke Herman, architect, office 302 Montgomery room
21, dwl 228 Turk

Luedinghausen Oscar W., druggist, 44J Hayes

Lueis Peter, boatman. Third St.\\Tiarf

Luesmann Ernest, barkeeper Schramm & Schnabel, dwl
704 Bush

Luensmann John Henrj', clerk Frederick Greiner, dwl
36 Sixth

Luetjens Adolph {Luetjens Bros.), dwl NE cor Turk and
Fillmore

Luetjens August {Luetjens Bros.), dwl NE cor Turk and
Fillmore

Luetjens Bros. (August, William, and Adolph), market,
NE cor Turk and Fillmore

Luetjens William (Lttetjena Bros.), dwl NE cor Turk and
Fillmore

Luettge Charles {Sternberg it L.), dwl 41 Minna

Lugagne Jean, cook Frederick Pourcho, dwl 265 Mirma

Lugall George, carpenter, dwl 522 Filbert, rear

Luger Joseph, carpenter, 343 Third

LI'Gl^DI.V JAT, manager Mercantile Agency R. G.
Dun & Co., office 320 California, dwl Grand Hotel

Luhmann C. , miner, dwi 4 Central PI

Luhmensen N. H. W., mattressmaker Henry Frank, dwl
64 Everett

Luhmensen William, groceries and liquors, NW cor Four-
teenth Av and N, South S. F.

Luhr C. , painter, dwi 233 Ritch

LUhring Ferdinand, machinist, locksmith, and bellhanger,
106^ Gearj'

Luhnnann Frederick, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 25 Decatur

Lubrs Albert (H. Kelling & Co.), dwl 1419 Mason

Luhrs Albert, draj'man, NW cor Clay and Davis, dwl SE
cor Post and Jones

Luhrs Fred, salesman Henry Buneman, dwl 311 Seventh

Luhrs Henrj-, miller, dwl Sacramento Hotel

Luhrs Henry C. (LxtXgen & L.), dwl NW cor Powell and
Washington

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchanti

Luhrs John (D. Witgen <t Co.), dwl NW cor Dupont and

Broadway
Luhrs L., mining- speculator, dwl 18 First
Luhrs Nicholas D. (Colling, Wkeaton d; L.), dwl 409

Mason
Luilici Angelo, vegetables Colombo Market
Lui F., Portugese Benev. Soc, 109 California room 16
Luis Delos, cartman, dwl (i Hinckley
Luis John, liquor saloon, 110 Jackson, dwl 2005 Polk
Luka Tarcovich, express, cor Davis and Washington, dwl

727 Davis
Luke Edwin K., driver McMillan & Kester, dwl 455 Te-
hama
Luke Mary A. Mrs., dwl 455 Tehama
Luke Tliomas, clerk James Pyle & Co., dwl 455 Tehama
Lukens Joseph F., physician, dwl 612 Taylor
Lukens P. , carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Lukerage M., dwl S s Union bet Sansom and Battery
Lukes Henrv, carjienter, dwl 812 Jackson
LUKI^' .l6mEI>H AltOLPH, wines and liquors, 446

California, dwl 405 Van Ness Av
Lukinovich Josejih, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Lull G. W., proprietress Lull House, 311 Stockton
LULL LOI'IS K., secretary- Society California Pioneers,

office 808 Montgomerj', dwl 8 Mason
Lull Norman A., planer George W. Swan & Co., dwl 9J

Oak Grove Av
Lulley John, dwl 325 O'Farrell
Lum Charles L., carpenter, dwl 3 Mason
Lum Taou Kee (Chinese), physician, 742 Sacramento
Luman Wilson F., machinist Miner's Foundry, dwl 572

Folsom
Lumbard Sarah W. (widow), dwl 621 Pine
Lumbard. See Lombard
Ll'.MIiER DEALERS' EXCHAXGE, George Earle

secretary', office Pier 5 Steuart
LLHUERNEN'S PROTECTIVE LINIOSI, rooms 71

New Montgomery
Lumley Joshua, papercarrier, dwl 311 Pacific
Lumley Thomas, seaman, dwl Steuart St. House
Lumsden Alexander, bootfitter, dwl 625 Merchant
Lumsden Alexander Jr., bnotmaker U. W. C. Boot and

Shoe Co., dwl 625 Merchant
Lumsden John, agent Liliinthal & Co., dw-1 1408 Pine
Lumsden Samuel, bootfitteiv dwl 625 Merchant
Lumsden William, leather merchant, 643 Merchant, dwl

1408 Pine
Lumsden William, wireworker Charles H. Gruenhagen,

dwl 625 Merchant
Lun Chong & Co. (Chinese), butchers, 745 Sacramento
Lun Fat Chung & Co. (Chinese), groceries, 719 Jackson
Lun John, mariner, dwl 100 Jackson
Lun Ty & Co. (Chinese), merchants,'716 Dupont
Lun Wo & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 716 Sacramento
Luna Hosea, waiter stm Amador, Market St. Wharf
Luna Manuel, laborer, dwl .33 Hinckley
Luna Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.), R. H. Brown sec-
retary, office 402 Montgomerj' room 2
Lunblade Frederick, warehouseman Kittle & Co., dwl

1206 Union
Lunch John, woolpuller Wolf Bloom, dwl cor^ighteenth

and Harrison
Lund Caroline (widow), seamstress, dwl S s Gerke Alley

nr Dupont
Lund C. H., assistant lighthousekeeper South Farallones
Lund Charles, laborer S. F. Cordage Factorj', dwl N s

Michigan nr Sierra
Lund Henry, engineer, dwl 516 East
LtIND HENRY, importer, shipping and conamission

merchant, 214 California, dwl 1710 Stockton
Lund Hugh N., dwl 215 Elm Ai-
Lund John, assistant collector Pacific St. Wharf
Lund John, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Lund John S., upholsterer Henrj- A. GuUixson, dwl 27

Hunt
Lund Marinus C, bookkeeper Henry Lund, res Oakland
Lund Peter, longshoreman, dwl 417 Drumm
Lund P. Waldemar, clerk, dwl 412 Second
Lund William, dwl SE cor Jones and Francisco
Lund William, mariner, dwl 430 Drumm
Lund. See Lundt and Lunt
Lundae Hamilton, dwl 327 Fifth

Lundberg , carjienter, dwl 540 Minna

Lundberg Gustave, tailor, 3 Raphael PI
Lundberg John, mason and contractor, dwl 621 Cal
Lundberg John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Keaniy and

Morton
Lundberg John H., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Lundberg N. P., liquor saloon, 112 Perry

Lundberg P. F., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Lundborg George, tanner Albert B. Patrick, dwl SE cor

Eighteenth and Folsom
Lundborg G. William, clerk Savings and Loan Society,

dwl 1504 Tavlor
LI'.X'ItUORO J. A. W., dentist, office SE cor Post and

Kearny, dwl 1.504 Taylor
Lundboi-g Victor, tanner Albert B. Patrick, dwl SE cor

Eighteenth and Folsom
Lunden James, waiter, dwl 369 Jessie
Lundgren Charles, tailor, dwl 215 Dupont
LiuidgTcn Charles G. , car|)enter, dwi 338 Shipley
Lundholm John, tailor, dwl 1409 Keaniy
Lundin Anna (widow), dwl 4 Gerke Alley nr Dupont
Lundius LavTence H., watchmaker Levison Bros., dwl

266 Minna
Lundkren Jacob, tailor Adolph Moixis, dwl 81 Stevenson
Lundle John, miner, dwl 523 Keamy
Lundqvist Andrew F., blacksmith Phelps Manuf. Co., dwl

128 O'Farrell
Lundquist John, tailor, 311 Pine room 25, dwl 736 Market
Lundstroni Charles A., shoemaker Peter Nelson, dwl 7

Mission
Lundstroni W. P., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Lundt Charles, pork butcher, 10 Metropolitan Market,

dwl 1 St. Marj'
Lundt Detlef N., shipbuilder, dwl 2104 Mason
Lundt Henrj-, cabinetmaker S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 250

Fourth
Lundt Jennie Miss, teacher Mission Primary School
Lundt Luis, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Lundt. See Lund and Lunt
Lundy Andrew, laborer, dwl 413 Drumm
Lundy David (T. cb D. Ltmdy), dwl 1826 Eddy
Ll'XDY T. &, D., clocks, albums, bibles, and jewelry,

777 Mission
Lundy Thomas {T. ct D. Lundy), dwl 1826 Eddy
Lundy William, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Lung Sing & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 706 Saci^amento
Lung Sing Kee (Chinese), butcher, 733 Sacramento
Lung Ten (Chinese), bootmaker, 429 Pacific
Lungaretti Angelo, waiter Vincent Devalli & Co., dwl

619 Broadway
Lunghi Cornelio, dairyman G. Giannini, dwl W s San

Bruno Road nr Burrow Av
Lunginotti Giuseppe, carpenter, dwl 805 Brannan
Lungstrass Henrj-, clerk Lick House
Lunii HenrA", engineer steam tug Minnehaha, dwl E^t

bet Washington and Jackson
Lunn Henry B., lanndrj'man National Laundry, dwl S s

Leavenworth nr Dolores
Luiiny Bernard, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 210 Eighth,

rear
Liuiny James W. , painter, dwl S s Twenty-fourth bet

Sanchez and Noe
Lunny James W. Jr. , painter H. M. Rosekrans, dwl S s

Twenty-fourth bet Sanchez and Noe
Luno Mariano, vaquero, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,

South S. F.
Lunstadt Henry, butcher F. W. Zecher, dwl 1804 Powell
Lunt Charles, ropemaker, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Lunt J. Mrs., dwl 420 Powell
Lunt Louisa Mrs. , dwl 108 Ellis
Lunt Oliver A., dancing academy Union Hall, S s Howard

nr Third, dwl 3 Vernon PI, Rincon Hill
Lunt. See Lund and Lundt
Lupo Eugene Miss, danseuse Wade's Opera House, dwl 44

Third
Luppo John, physician, office and dwl 959 Folsom
Luproil James, trapeze performer, dwl 416 Fell
Lupsky Louis, hackman, NE cor Kearny and Market
Lupton Charles B. (Wiggett A Co.), dwl NE cor Mason

and Broadway
Lupton Samuel L. , teacher Industrial School
Lurch Isaac, market, 537 Fourth
Lurey John, laborer George H. \Miitney, 114 Steuart
Luricella Joseph, dwl 726 Broadway
Lusana Philip, bootfitter, dwl 210 Sutter
Luscomb C, dwl 614 Keaniy

Luscoinb Charles, physician, office and dwl 629 Clay
Luscombe Phillip, clerk Murphj% Grant & Co., dwl 1910

Stockton
Luscombe Robert (Bnckley «<; L.), dwl 128 Turk
Luse H. H., lumber, office 44 Market, dwl 14 Essex
Luse. See Luce

Lusele Casper, cook, dwl 732 Vallejo, rear
Lusinchi Paul (Lusinchi tt Tavolara), dwi 515 Filbert
Lusinchi & Tavolara (Paid Lxiitinchi and James Tavo-
lara), fish, 6 Clay St. Market

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

at j, P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eearny, Established 1862.

IiVSK A. A CO. (IVilUam Jacobs and John Klein-
haus), canned, green, and dried fruits, Pac. Fruit
Market, 534 Clay

Lusk Albert (A. Lttsk <t Co.), dwl Cosnioiwlitan Hotel

Lusk Chester, horse dealer, dwl 8 Verba Buena

Lusk David T., salesman M. J. Flavin

Lusk Oeor^'e, foreman E. Bridjje, dwl 212 Sutter

Lusk John, dwl 320 Tyler

Lusk Louis, clothinjj (Marj-sville'), dwl 918 Stockton

Lusk Mafiffie (widow), dwl 701 Howard

Lusk Samuel, drajinan Croskey & Floyd, dwl SE cor Bry-
ant and Diiwnev

Lusman M., clerk, dwl 1502 Taylor

Lussen Diedrich, shoemaker, dwl 616^ Post

Lusser H., speculator, dwl 1220 Stockton

Lust Fannie (widow), dwl 451 Natoma

Lust Ferdinand, musician, dwl 262 Tyler

Lustenlterjrer Hubert, milkranch, dwl cor Thirtieth and
California Av, Benial Heights

Lustig Henrj', bootblack, SE cor Davis and Pacific, dwl
19 Pacific

Lustig Isaac, dwl 4C2 Natoma

Lutgen Hennan, foreman Pac. Distilling and Refining
Co., dwl Greenwich nr Scott

Lutgen John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay and
Stockton, (and Lutgen <t- Lit/i /•.*), dwl 705 Stockton

Lutgen & Luhrs (John Lutgen and Henry C. Luhrg),
groceries and liquors, NW cor Powell and Wash

Lutgens .\dolph C, carpenter, dwl 233 Montgomery Av

Lutgens Jnhn, wholesale and retail liquors, 725 Sansom,
dwl 2;'.3 Montgomerj- Av

Luth Charles, butcher, dwl Sixteenth Av bet K and L,
South S. F.

Luth Frederick, speculator, dwl 228 Bush

Luther Anthony, hostler Hugh McGlinn, dwl 12C Fourth

Luther Charles, mining, dwl 26i Kearny

Luther Edwin G., carpenter Real Estate Associates, dwl
30 Rausch

Luther George E. , drajTnan D. Hayes & Co. , dwl No. 3
Engine House

Luther Hans, ijhotographer, 444i Third

Luther Henry A., dentist, office 24 Post, dwl 1913 Polk

Luther H. w'., jeweler, dwl 810 Vallejo

Luther James, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl \V s
Natoma bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth

Luther John B. (Grecnbatnn <L- Co.), dwl 318 Pine

Luther Sivert, machinist, dwl 120 William

Luthey John F., dwl 423 Bush

Lutejens Herman, clerk Christian C. Butt, dwl 601 Bush

Lutkey George, porter C. &, P. H. Tirrell & Co., res Oak-
land

Lutkin J. J., dwl 106 Mason

Lutsen Henry, miner, dwl 500 Washington

Lutsenhider Henry, miner, dwl 500 Washington

Lutto Charles, expressman, dwl 420 Filbert

Lutton R. G. with T. M. Edwards, dwl NE cor Jackson
and Kearny

Luttringer Alphonse, woodcarver Jacob Strahle & Co.,
dwl 409 Dupont

Luttringer Charles, porter, dwl 19 Harlan PI

Luttrin^'-er Emile, woodcarver Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl 10
Ridley

Luttringer Joseph, liquor saloon and lodgings, 409 Du-
pont

LITY FKEDERICK E., real estate and stockbroker,
office 507 Montgomerj', res Oakland

H:TY JUIIX S., real "estate and mining, office 507
Montgomery, dwl 1401 Taylor

Lutz Carl, machinist ^Etna Iron Works, dwl 654 Minna

Lutz Charles, butcher M. Brandenstein & Co. , dwl Six-
teenth Av bet K and L, South S. F.

Lutz Christian, barber, dwl 631 Pacific

Lutz George, tailor, dwl 3 Latham PI

Lutz Jacob, bakerj", 1216 Pacific

Lutz Jacob, hairdresser Sahle & Bemhard, dwl 1025 Clay

Lutz John C, market, SE cor Oak and Gough

Lutz John L. , carpenter Emil Amendt, dwl E s Kearny
bet Pacific and Broadway

Lutz Louis, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, dwl 29
Minna

Lutz Ludwig, market, SE cor Seventh and Jessie

Lutz Jlichael, butcher Wessa & Band, dwl 429 Minna

Lutz William E., clerk Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, dwl
15 Hickory Av

Lutzen Martin P. (Peterson <t L.), dwl 1027 Dupont

Lutzen Oscar A., saddler J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 128
Fourth

Luum Charles, carpenter, dwl 3 Mason

Lux Adam, hostler Van Nostrand 4 Co., dwl 36 First

Lux Alphonse, driver National Brewery, dwl SE cor Ful-
ton and Webster

Lux Charles {Miller <t Lux), dwl 45 South Park

Lux Christian, bartender, dwl 432 Broadwaj-

Lux Frank A. (Lux tl- Scherr), dwl 1504 Folsom

Lux Frederick, assistant appraiser Custom House, dwl
1224 Vallejo

Lux Frederick E., sign and frescopainter, 3 Spear

Lux John, waiter, dwl 21 Turk

Lux Louis A., clerk Madison & Burke, dwl 34 Minna

Lux & Scherr (/^rrtufr A. Lux and Ferdinand Scherr),
proptrs Union Malt House, 1415 Folsom

Luyster Thomas G. W. , dwl (ill (lay

Luzada Chris, fisherman, dwl 311 East

Luzeti Franini, fisherman, dwl 6 Merchant

Luzitania Hotel, Jos(5 Barcello proptr, 415 Drumm

Ly Wing Sun Kee (Chinese), stationery, rice, and cloth-
ing, 636 Jackson

Lydeard Peter J., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.

Lyden J. , dwl 036 Commercial

Lyden Michael, laborer, dwl 109 Vallejo, rear

Lydiksen George (LyJikscn <k Mortensun), dwl 1811 Polk

Lydiksen & Mortensrti (J. Lydiksen and M. L. Morten-
sen), baker, 1811 Polk

Lydon Daniel, laborer, dwl 6 Sherwood PI

Lj"don Daniel, painter, 23 Sixth

Lydon James, plumber Lempke & Co., dwl 51 Shipley

Lydon John, laborer, dwl 240 Clara

Lydon Michael, dwl 124 Jessie

Lydon Michael, laborer, dwl 51 Shipley

Lydon Patrick H., clerk P. Hartigan & Co., NW cor
Twelfth and Folsom

Lydon Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 133 Tehama

Lj'fe A. J., teamster, dwl 32 Rausch

Lyford Benjamin F., physician, office and dwl 402 Keamy

Lj'ford L. Dexter, physician and embalmer, office and
dwl 425 Keamy

Lyford Patrick, laborer Cal. Grain Warehouse, cor Beale
and Brannan

LTIXCi-IX HOSPITAL AXD FOrXDLIX« ASY-
LIM, Dr. B. F. Hardy attending physician, 762 Mi>s

Lyle Andrew G., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 1811
O'Farrell

Lyle Fieeman B., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., dwl 937
Mission

Lyle J. B. & Co., real-estate agents, office 608 Market

Lvle John, shipcarjienter, dwl ISll O'Farrell

Lyle Joshua B. (J. B. Lyle <t- Co.). dwl 1124i Folsom

Lyle Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1811 O'Farrell

Lyle William S., mining, office Nevada Block 309 Mont-
gomery room 40, dwl 1124^^ Folsom

Lj-man Charles (C. H. Wetherbee d- Co.), dwl W s Capp
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third

Ljtnan J. O., purser Pacific Mail S. S. China

Lj-man Levi L., inventor, dwl E s Treat Av nr Twenty-
second

LjTiian Patrick (Lyman, Rafferty cfc Co.), dwl S s Twenty-
fourth bet Alabama and Columbia

Lj-man, Rafferty & Co. (Patrick Lyman, John P. Raff-
erty, and David Goygin), importers and wholesale
wines and liquors, 416 Batterj'

Lyman William H., bookkeeper Lj-man, Raffertj' & Co.,
dwl S s Twenty-fourth bet Alabama and Columbia

Lj-man William W., dwl 1104 Market

L>Tiam Edward, boottreer, dwl 213 Folsom

Lynam J. (RobertMn tt L.), dwl 410 Octavia

Lynch Alexander, laborer Eureka Foundry, dwl 520 Mis-
sion

Lynch Andrew, dwl 12 Cliesley

Lynch Andrew, baker, dwl 118 Gilbert

LjTich Andrew, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl 1137 Har

Ljiich Andrew Mrs., groceries, 1137 Harrison

Lynch Anna (widow), midwife, dwl 2012 Larkin

LjTich Annie Miss, furnished rooms, 311 Minna

Ljiich Arthur, teamster, cor Fifteenth Av and P, South
S. F.

LjTich Bernard, boilermaker Union Iron Works

LjTich Bernard, laborer, dwl 927 Jackson

Lynch, Boradt & Colburt (David Lynch, Henry Boradt,
and John Colburt). cattle commission merchants,
SE cor Market and Tenth

Lynch Biunis, carj^enter, dwl 316 Jessie

Lj-nch C, dwl 309 Tyler

Lynch Charles, expressman, NW cor Front and Pacific,
dwl 705 Front

Lynch Cornelius, cartman, dwl S s Fourteenth nr Noe

LjTich Cornelius, piledriver, dwl 417 Main

Lynch D., dwl Olympic Lodgings

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Mamifactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan f

Lynch Daniel, president Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818
Howard

LjTich Daniel, laborer, dwl E s Stevenson nr Polk

Lynch David (Lynch, Boradt <t- Culburt), SE cor Mission
and Tenth

Lynch David, carriagemaker H. M. Black & Co., dwl 311
Minna

Lynch David, engineer, dwl 1137 Harrison

Lynch Dennis, dwl Franklin Hotel

Lynch Dennis, currier, dwl 1215 Green

Lynch Dennis, deckhand stm Louise, Berkeley Ferry

Lynch Dennis, gtirdener Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl E s
Broderick bet Pine and California

Ljnich Dennis, teamster Lag\ina Tannery

Lynch Dennis, watchman Custom House, and janitor U.
S. Court Building, dwl 31 U. S. Court Building

L.vnich E., dwl 44 Third

Lynch Edward, butcher Grand Central Market, dwl 17
Fourth

Ljiich Edward, saddler Dennis Fennell, dwl .551 Natoma

Ljnich Edward, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co, dwl 1041
Mission

LjTich Edward, seaman, dwl 288 Steuart

Lynch Edward, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First

Lynch Ellen ^widowV lodgings, 204 Montgomery

Lynch Ellen (widow), lodgings, 649 Broadway

Ljnich Frank, clerk David Samuels, dwl 337 Fourth

Lynch Frank, teamster D. Moore & Co., dwl 6 Juniper

Lynch G., driver Market St. R. R. Co.

Lynch George W., bookkeeper John W. Farren, dwl 1014
Dcvisadero

Ljnich Henry {Moraghan <£• L.), dwl 624 California

Lynch Henry J., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., res
Oakland

Lynch H. H., carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl 566
Howard

Lynch Hugh, sa^\Tnaker William Brown

Ljnich Hugh, Tailors' Pro Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton

Ljnich James, blacksmith, dwl 311 Minna

Lynch James, blacksmith, dwl N s Twenty-second nr
Dolores

LjTich James, boilemiaker, dwl E s Stevenson nr Eight-
eenth

Lynch James, cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co., dwl 20
Dolores

Lynch James, clerk David Samuels, dwl 337 Fourth

Ljmch James, fireman Southern Pac. R. R.

Lynch James, laborer, dwl 234 Fremont

Lynch James, laborer, dwl 1019 Market

Lynch James laborer Superintendent Streets

Lynch James, lumberman, dwl 417 Vallejo

Lynch James, miner, dwl 507 Vallejo

Lyncli James H., barkeeper James Mulvey, dwl 1313 Cal

Ljnich James K., dwl 1213 Clay

Lynch James S., carpenter, dwl 554 Tehama bet Fifth
and Sixth

LjTich Jeremiah (Callaghan, L. & Co.), dwl Palace Hotel

Lynch Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 80 Jessie

Lynch Jeremiah, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 30 First

Lynch John, dwl 18 Taylor

Lynch John, carpenter, dwl 945 Folsom

Lynch John, clerk Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl 1041 Miss

Lynch John, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl NE cor Pine
and Larkin

Lynch John, cutler Michael Price, dwl 202 Francisco

Lj'nch John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 829 Fol

Lynch John, dyer Mission AVooIen Mills, dwl N s Twen-
tieth nr Dolores

Lynch John, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 215 Shot-
well

Lynch John, helper Calvin Nutting & Son, dwl S s Mis-
sion nr Fourth

Lynch John, hostler Chase & Wolf, dwl Sansom bet Val-
lejo and Green, rear

Lynch John, hostler J. & R. Smith, dwl 344 Brannan

Lynch John, laborer, dwl 509 Seventh, rear

Lynch John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge

Lynch John, lather, dwl N s Twentieth bet Guerrero and
Dolores

Lynch John, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 3 King

Lynch John, moroccoflnisher, dwl SW cor Seventh and
Brannan

Lynch John, oysterman Louis Eppinger, dwl 14 Harlan PI

Lynch John, painter John A. Donovan, dwl 052 Stevenson

Lynch John, real estate, dwl 520 Broadway

Lyneh John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First

Lynch John, stevedore, dwl 319 Beale

Lynch John, steward International Hotel, dwl 506 Sixth

Lynch John, stonecutter, dwl 214 First

Lynch John, teamster, dwl 1629 Hyde

Lynch John, waiter, dwl 37 Fifth Av

Lynch John, waiter, dwl Coso House

Lynch John, waiter D. Wolf, dwl 247 Tehama

Lynch John, waiter Russ House

Lynch John, wooIpuUer S. Bloom, dwl SW cor Eighteenth
and Columbia

Lynch John A., glasscutter John Mallon, dwl 1608 Hyde

Lynch John C, carpenter, divl 1608 Hyde

Lynch John C, clerk D. Callaghan & Co., dwl 111 J Minna

Lynch John H., compositor S. F. News Letter, dwl 18
Taylor

Lynch John H., laborer, dwl 154 Tehama

Lynch John M., porter Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl 24
Jessie

Lynch John W., driver Bowen Brothers, dwl 913 Post

Lynch John W., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 552J
Stevenson

Lynch Joseph, gardener, dwl 121 Gilbert, rear

Lynch Joseph, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island

Lynch Joseph F. , carpenter, dwl N s Twentieth bet Guer-
rero and Dolores

Lynch Joseph J., dwl S s Washington bet Fillmore and
Steiner

Lynch J. W., dwl 720 Folsom

Lynch Kate Mrs. , dwl 220 Turk

Lynch Lawrence, laborer, dwl 619 Natoma

Lynch Louis, tailor, dwl 23 Hunt

Ljaich M., hostler Minor & Walsh, dwl NE cor Leaven-
worth and Tjier

Lj-nch Martin, drajTiian, dwl 3 Hubbard

Lynch Martin, teamster, dwl 1332 California

Lynch Mary (widow), dwl 1113 Kearny, rear

L3aich Mary E. Miss, stewardess stmr Oriflamme, Ore-
gon S. S. Co., dwl 11S2 Harrison

Lynch Matilda L. Miss, teacher, dwl 325 ITremont

Lynch Michael, dwl 520 Broadwav

LYNCH MICHAEL, attorney at law, office 316 Califor-
nia room 6, dwl W s Valencia bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth

LjTich Michael, barkeeper George M. Gardner, dwl 1332
Pine

Lynch Michael, carpenter, dwl 431 Stevenson

Lynch Michael, clerk Frank Lawler, dwl 37 Everett

Lynch Michael, expressman, dwl 917 Pacific

Lynch Michael, laborer, dwl 41 Third

Lynch Michael, laborer, dwl 416 Grove

Lynch Michael, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 37
First

Lj'nch Michael, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 3
King

Lynch Michael, porter Central Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend, dwl 325 Minna

Lynch Michael, printer, dwl 143 Third

Lynch Michael, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.

Lynch Michael, woolpuller, dwl 509 Seventh, rear

Lynch Owen, liquor saloon, 3 Vallejo

Lynch Owen, longshoreman, dwl 1001 Battery

LjTich P., laborer A. F. Spear &Co., 218 Drumm

LjTich Patrick, barkeeper Owen Ljnch, dwl 3 Vallejo

Lynch Patrick, butcher, dwl E s Seventeenth Av nr L,
South S. F.

Lynch Patrick, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor
Gough and Haight

Ll'NCH JMTKICK, groceries and liquors, SWcor Fell
and Franklin

Lynch Patrick, laborer New City Hall, dwl 238 Steuart

Lynch Patrick, painter, dwl 538 Mission

Lynch Patrick, porter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl 3
Salmon

Ljmch Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 71 Minna

Lynch Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 164 Jessie

Lynch Patrick, stonecutter, dwl 10 Garden

Ljiich Patrick, upholsterer Goodwin & Co.

Ljnich Patrick, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 9
Perry

Lynch Patrick, wood and coal, 610 Larkin

Lynch Patrick B. , real estate, dwl 1018 Mission

Lynch Patrick H., miner, dwl 904 Kearny

LjTich Patrick James, marblecutter Bernard Leddy, dwl
1017 Market

Lynch Peter, dwl 337 Fourth

Lynch Peter, boatman, dwl 629 Minna

Lynch Peter, brickmakcr, dwl 629 Minna

Lynch Peter, carpenter and builder, 773 Mission, dwl
449^ Minna

Lynch Peter, horseshoer James Sullivan, dwl S s Eight-
eenth nr Guerrero, rear

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Purnishing Goods

^^ '. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Lynch P. H., laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Building

Lynch R., tinsmith, dwl 10 Scott

Lynch K. E (widow), dressinalicr, 605 Post

Lynch Robert, clerk Henry Paiizifrcr, dwl 200.5 Folsom

Lynch Rosimna Miss, seamstress, dwl 1113 Kearny

Lynch Samuel, laborer, dwl 1001 Battery

Lynch Theodore, plumber Timothy Lynch, dwl 17 Scott

PI
Lynch Theresa Miss, dwl 217 Third
Lynch Thomas, dwl S20 Broadway
Lynch Thomas, (jasflttcr S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 47

.Icssie
LjTich Thomas, laborer, dwl 631A Minna, rear
Lynch Thomas, laborer Cal. Grain Warehouse, cor Bealc

an<l Brannan
Lynch Tliomas, laborer New U. S. Ajipraiser's Building
Lynch Thomas, laborer sui>erintendent sti-eets
Lynch Tb<imas, liquor saloon, VXi Third, dwl 157 Shipley
Ljiich Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 1 Lincoln PI
I,ynch Thomas, manager William Lynch, dwl 057 Minna
Lynch Thomas, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl

1041 Mission
Lynch Thomas F. , fruit peddler, dwl W s York bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
L>Tich Thomas .1., clerk David Samuels, dwl 337 Fourth
Lynch Thcmias J., plasterer, dwl 945 Folsom
Lynch Timothy, bookkeeper, dwl 253() Folsom
Lynch Timothy, broker, dwl 323 Tehama

ynch Timothy, carj^ent^r, dwl 5 Haywood, rear
Lynch Timothy, furnished rooms, 610 Fourth
Lynch Timothy, helper P. M. (VRiley, dwl 431 Stevenson
Ljnich Timothy, laborer, dwl 240 Ritch, rear
Lynch Timothy, laborer and watchman City Gardens
Lynch TimothV, plumber and gasfittor, 820 Washington,

dwl 17 Scott PI
Ljnich Timothy, special policeman, dwl 415 Vallejo
Lynch T. L. Aliss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,

dwl 325 Fremont
Ljiich William, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Ljnich William, laborer, dwl 542 Mission
LYXrif M'lLLIA^I, manufacturer ventilating and il-
luminating tile, 6.57 Minna
Lynch William, milkranch, bet Pierce, Steiner, Pacific,

and Jackson
Lyncli William, painter, dwl 662 Howard
Lynch William, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 534

Bush

Lynch William, shipcarpenter, dwl 538 Mission
Lynch William D., engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s

Illinois nr Twentieth
Lynde A. A., carpenter, dwl 429 Bush
Lynde William C. (Ltjnde A Hovah), dwl 1717 Webster
LY.MDE «S HOl'Cill {William C. Lynde and Hoxcard
M. Hoiijh), conniiission merchants, dealers salt fish,
and agents stm Coquille, 416 and 418 Davis
Lyne Richard C. (Lyne it Deinpsey), dwl 34 Ritch
Lyne William, manufacturer hair pickers, 115 and 117

Davis, dwl 91S Vallejo
Lyne & Dempsey {Richard C. Lyne and Dennis Demp-

sey), drj- goods, 1022 Market
Lynem .John, shoemaker, dwl 410 Octavia
Lynes John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Lj-nett John, Laborer's Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Lynett Martin, Laborer's Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Lynett Mary (widow), dwl 322 O'Farrell
Lynn Andrew, lumberman, dwl ViS Folsom, rear
Lynn Edward, engineer, dwl 10 Natoma
Lynn J., hostler City R. R.
LjTin Jacob, capitalist, dwl 419 Powell
Lynn James, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor

Gough and Haight
Lynn James, bricklayer, dwl 6 Willow
Lynn James, hostler Guiseppe Chelini, dwl 917 Pacific
Lynn John, lumberman, dwl 43 Tehama
Ljnm P. , dwl 534 Folsom

Lynn Patrick, bakery, E s Mission nr T\venty-flftb
Lynn Patrick, liquor saloon, 1910 Mission
Lynn Peter A., molder James Hunter & Co., dwl 534 Fol
Lynngreen John W., carpenter, dwl 21 Nevada
Lynott Martin, laborer, dwl N s Octavia bet Sutter and

Post
Lyon Allen P., collector James W. Bumham & Co., dwl

1832 Market
Lyon Benjamin W., machinist S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 1424

Howard
LYO> BRE^VER Y, Lyon & Co. proprietors, 420 Chest-
nut
Lyon Champlin, carpenter, dwl W s Capp bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth

Lyon Charles, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson

Lyon Charles A., dwl 1010 Washington

Lyon Gcoru'o, stonecutter, dwl 1525 Broadway

Lyon Geor;:e A., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 518
Howard

Lyon James E., bricklayer, dwl 4 Hinckley

Lyon John, bricklayer, dwl 4 Hinckley

Lyon John, collector, dwl 003 Jackson

Lyon John, laborer City Iron Works, dwl 10 Cleveland,
rear

Lyon John L. (Lj/nn <t- Fou'ler), res Oakland

Lyon Louis, dwl 615 Sacramento

Lyon Mill and Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Edward F.
Stone secretary, office 419 California, room 3

Lvon Newman, merchant, dwl 400 McAllister

Lvon S. B. (widow), dwl 5.36 Third

Lyon Seely B. {WclU, Rtisscll it- Co.), dwl 210 Fair Oaks

Lyon Simeon G., machinist Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 312
Bcale

Lyon Walter B., grand secretary Grand Lodge I. O. O. F.,
office 325 Montgomery, dwl 36 Page

Lyon Wendell P., printer B. Dore c& Co., dwl 512 Sac

Lyon William H. {Lyon ifc Co., and Atkinson, L. ifc Co.),
dwl 710 California

Lj'on William M., bookkeeper Bowen Brothers, dwl 311
Stockton

Lyon William S. , real-estate agent, dwl 20 Ellis

Lyon Worthington S., melter Pac. Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, dwl 804 McAllister

lYON A' CO. {William H. Lyon and John Harrold),
brewers and maltsters, and proptrs Empire and Lyon
Breweries, N s Chestnut nr Mason, office and depot
179 Jessie

Lyon & Fowler {John L. Lyon and William G. Fowler),
auctioneers and commission merchants, 539 Cal

Lyon. See Lion

Lyons A. I., laborer E. V. Hathaway, dwl 227 Second

Lyons Albert, hackdriver, dwl 518 Mission

Lyons A. M., dwl 737 Howard

Lyons Arthur W. N., surgical instruments, 5 St. Mary

Lyons Beatty, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 18 Anthony

Lyons C, machinist, dwl 227 Second

Lyons C. E., chief officer S. S. Los Angeles, dwl 21 Essex

Lyons Charles, dwl 869 Market

Lyons Charles A., drayman S. F. F. D., dwl 564^ How

Lyons Cornelius, bootblack, 227 Bush, dwl 936 Mission

Lyons Daniel, boarding, 217 Folsom

Lyons Daniel, Lumbermens' Pro. Union, 71 New Mont

Lyons Da^id A., wagonmaker, 856 Howard, dwl 676 Har

Lyons Dennis {Lyons <C- Barry), dwl 1900 Powell

Lyons Dennis, dwl 26 Freelon, rear

Lyons Dennis J. , clerk, 'dwl W s Webster bet Ellis and
O'Farrell

Lyons Edward, cartman Cal. Brick Co., dwl 118 Berry

Lyons Edward, laborer, dwl 563 Bryant, rear

Lyons Edward, lithographprinter George H. Baker, dwl
Overland House

Lyons E. G. & Co. {Julius Mayer), wholesale liquors, and
manufacturers and distillers syrups, cordials, etc.,
510 Jackson

Lyons E. G. & Co. {Julius Mayer and John Pinet), Cali-
fornia wines, and proptrs Sansevain Wine Bitters,
and sole agents Amsterdam Sherry Wine Bitters, 506
and 508 Jackson

Lyons Ellen Mrs., dwl 13 Sherwood PI

Lyons Ernst G. {E. G. Lyons A Co.), dwl 609 Polk

Lyons George, harnessmaker William Tnmibull, dwl 1509
Leavenworth

Lyons Henry, seaman, dwl Minerva House

Lyons James, carder Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
6 Alabama bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara

Lyons James, carpenter, dwl 530 Stevenson

Lyons James, cooper, dwl 804 Third

Lyons James, harnessmaker, 845 Clay, dwl 1509 Leav

Lyons James, hostler Club Stables, 409 Tajlor

Lyons James, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat T.slaud

Lyons James, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building

Lyons James, shoemaker, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sanson!

Lyons James J., mining, dwl 1145 Mission

Lyons James J., packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 13 Sher-
wood PI

Lyons James M., carpenter, dwl SE cor Sutter and Lyon

Lyons James S. , clerk James K. Prior, dwl 1021 Filbert

Lyons Jane M. (widow), dwl 1509 Leavenworth

Lyons Jeremiah, barkeeper George Stevens, dwl SE cor
Battery- and Union

Lyons Jeremiah, mariner, dwl 105 Clark

Lyons Jeremiah, tannery, S s Serpentine Av nr Folsom

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha:

LYO

516

MAC

Lyons John (Collins X- L.), Pier 11 Stenart

Lyons John, carpenter, dwl 530 Stevenson

Lyons John, cari^enter, dwl C07J Pine

Lyons John, laborer, dwl lOi Cleveland, rear

Lyons John, laborer, dwl 12 Natonia

Lyons John, laborer I'acific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 13 Welsh

Lyons John, laborer Southern Pac. R. II., dwl W s Mis-
sion nr Shasta

Lyons John, laborer Wolf Bloom, dwl 26 Garden, rear

Lyons John (No. 1), laniplijjhter S. F. Gas Li^ht Co., dwl
222 Clara

Lyons John (No. 2), lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
109 Dora, rear

Lyons John, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building

Lyons John, molder, dwl 61 Jessie

Lyons John, packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 13 Sherwood
PI

Lyons John, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co.

Lyons John F., printer, dwl 636 Howard

Lyons Joseph, salesman John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 217
Gearj-

Lyons Lazarus, salesman Greenebanm Brothers, dwl 822
Post

Lyons Lizzie (widow), dwl 1514 Larkin

Lyons Louis, printer U. S. Army Headquarters, 105
Stockton, dwl Laguna bet Filbert and Greenwich

Lyons M. Brother, St. Dominic Monastery, NW cor Bush
and Steiner

Lyons Martin, laborer superintendent streets

Lyons Martin, teamster Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dwl SW
cor Larkin and McAllister

Lyons Martin, teamster Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Lyons Mary, domestic St. Mary's Hospital

Lyons Mary Miss, dwl 30 McAllister

Lyons Mary Ann Miss, dwl 205 Turk

Lyons Michael, boarding and lodging, 21 Sixth

Lyons Jlichael, laborer, dwl 136 Page

Lyons Michael, laborer, dwl N s Ash Av bet Laguna and
Octavia

Lyons Michael, waiter Lick House

Lyons Patrick, expressman, cor Third and Folsom, dwl
007 Sixth

Lyons Patrick, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 61 Jessie

Lyons Patrick, groceries and liquors, 230 Minna

Lj'ons Patrick, laborer, dwl NE cor Fern Av and Van
Ness Av

Lyons Patrick, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 10
Cleveland

Lyons Patrick (No. 1), waiter Grand Hotel, dwl NE cor
Van Ness and Fern avs

Lyons Patrick (No. 2), waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 242 Minna

Lyons Peter, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 50 Na-
toma

Lyons Richard, laborer, dwl 109 Vallejo, rear

Lyons Robert, carpenter, dwl 112 Jones

Lyons Rosa (widow), dwl 527i Greenwich

Lyons Rose (widow), dwl 527j Greenwich

Lyons Samuel, clerk, dwl lio" Sutter

Lyons Stephen, dwl 305 Davis

Lyons T., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 21S Drumm

Lyons Thomas, baker C'al. Cracker Co., dwl 257 Minna

Lj'ons Thomas, hackman, SE cor Fourth and Market, dwl
61 Jessie

Lyons Thomas, hostler Kimball Manuf. Co.

Lyons Thomas, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 21S Drumm

Lyons Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 48 Baldwin Court

Lyons Timothy, melter McCormick, Lewis & Co., dwl
Folsom bet Main and Spear

Lyons Timothy, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 134 Fol-
som, rear

Lyons W., first cook stm Oriflamme, Folsom St.WTiarf

Lyons William, dwl 23 Stockton

Lyons William, expressman, cor Folsom and Steuart, dwl
SE cor Church and Dorland

Lyons William, messenger Evening Post, dwl 500 Mont

Lyons William, seaman, dwl 20 Mission, rear

Lyons & Barry (Dennis Lymu and John T. Barry), pub-
lishers Monitor, office 622 Clay

Lysaght Patrick, laborer Central Wool Depot, dwl 523
Jessie

Lyser Albert, vice-principal South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 1419 Taylor

Lyscr Jacob, barber, dwl 46J Zoe

Lysett John, dwl 822 Bush

Lysett John P., fruit and vegetables, 26 Metropolitan
Market, dwl 1025 Pacific

Lysett Patrick, laborer, dwl 523 Jessie

Lysnar Edward, dentist Thomas Morffew, dwl 508 Ellis

Lyster William G., machinist, dwl 1715 Hyde

Lytleton Ada (widow), dwl 711 Bush

Lyttleton E. H., S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 Cal

yik Tin- Toi (Chinese), eniplojTnent office, 740 Jackson
Maack Ernst, assistant mailing clerk S. F. Bulletin, dwl

719 Vallejo
Maack Henr\- I., |X)rter, dwl 242 Clara
ilaack William, porter W. W. Dodge & Co., dwl 129i Clara
MAASSi AXMItEW, barkeeper Henry Maas, dwl SE

cor Fremont and Howard
Slaas Jacob, furniture upholstery, 972 Folsom
Maas Jules, laborer, dwl 307 Tehama
Maas Mathias, master mariner, office 305 East, dwl 423

Francisco
Maas Philip, physician, office and dwl 136 Sixth
Maass August (Maass k: Pontel) dwl 739 Vallejo
Maass Christoph (Anthony iC- M.), dwl 6 Clara Lane .
Maass H. , laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl S s Sansom bet

Greenwich and Filbert
5IA.VSS H£\KY, wines and liquoi-s, SE cor Fremont

and Howard
Maass Henry F., proptr New Washing^ton Hotel, W s

Fourth bet Bi-annan and Towiisend
Maass John G., groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard and

Main
Maass Julius (J. Davis ifc Co.), dwl 1138 Sutter
Maass Julius, salesman J. Davis & Co., dwl 1133 Sutter
Maass Louis, confectioner Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, dwl

cor Filbert and Sansom
Maass & Postel (Awjust Maass and Amandus Postel),

groceries and liquors, SE cor Vallejo and Powell
Maassen William, dwl 34 Hayes
Mabel Stephen, lather, dwl 210 Grove
Maben James, baker, dwl 231 First
Mabie Edward P. , dwl 2016 Van Ness Av
Mabie Peter, clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl 2016 Van

Ness Av
Mabin J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
MacAbee Alexander, dwl 70S Jones
MacAndrews James, machinist, dwl 1030 Market
MacAndrews Nellie Mrs., millinery, 1030 Market
MacAvoy Cornelius, lather, dwl 315 Bryant
MacAvoy Daniel, lather, dwl 315 Bryant
MacAvoy Dennis, plasterer, dwl 315 Bryant, rear
MacAvoy James, tinroofer, dwl 315 Brj'ant
MacAvoy John, laborer, dwl 315 Bryant
JIacAvoy Margaret (widow), dwl 315 Bryant
MacBeth Alexander, merchant tailor, 633 Washington
MacCabe Richard S., zincographer, dwl W s Stevenson

bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
MacClellan David D., broker, dwl 108 Virginia
Mact'KELLISH FKEDERIC'K (Frederick MacCrel-

lish c(- Co., and William A. Woodward Jk Co.), dwl

907 Pine
^lacCRELLISII r»EI>ERI('K A €0. (William A.

Woodward), publishers and proptrs daily and weekly

Alta California, office 529 California
MacCumber Stephen, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
MacDonald Daniel A., carpenter, dwl 864 Folsom
MacDonald John, proptr Roxbun,- House, 318 Pacific
MacDonald Luke, stonecutter, dwl 741 Market
MacDonald. See Macdonald, and McDonald
MacGovern James, brassfinisher, dwl 821 Filbert
MacGrath M. J., student Barnard's Business College
MacGregor Daniel (Mason tO MacG.), dwl NE corPowell

and Sacramento
MacGi-otty Alfred (Charles MacGrotty ct Co.), dwl 904

Jackson
MacGrotty Charles (Charles MacGrotty ds Co.), dwl 904

Jackson
MacGrotty Charles & Co. (.4 If red MacGrotty), importera

wines, office 323 Front room 11
Macintosh Colin, painter, dwl 24 Hampton PI
MacKenzie James M. , carpenter, dwl 1612 Bush
MacKenzie John, clerk Cross & Co., dwl 803 Hj'de
MacKinley Isaac J., civil and mining engineer and sur-
veyor, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
MacLeod John, physician, dwl 16 Lafayette
MacNaughton Alexander, dwl 156 Third
MacNeili Jackson, assistant accountant London and San

Francisco Bank, dwl 615 Valencia
MacRae Alexander, physician, office and dwl 11 Ellis
Macaire Robert, watchman Lindsley & Church, 6 Cal
Macaja De LaBar, contractor and builder, dwl 460 Natoma
Maaarthv I. H., solicitor J. C. Hollister, dwl 131 Mont

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology

:ii \ VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

lacaulay John, mounter I. W. Taber & Co., dwl 350 Clem
lacauley Joseph, plasterer, dwl 232 Clementina, rear
laoiulcy Thoinius, deputy county clerk, dwl •2524 Howard
lacauley Thomas, plasterer, dwl 232 Clementina, rear
lacauley. See McCauley
lacay A. J., student Hoald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

933 Howard
lacav George B., smutter Horace Davis & Co., dwl 22

Lilly Av
■laebeth John, waiter Railroad House
■lacciiry Josejih, physician, office and dwl 1020 Stockton
'laccina Clementina Miss, tailoress, dwl 17 Lafayette PI
laccina Safrina (widow), dwl 17 Lafayette PI
lacdonal Frederick, dwl 1705 Stockton
lacdonal John, dwl 170.5 Stockton
lacdonuld Alexander, carpenter, dwl N s Sacramento nr

Broderick
ilacdonald Angus, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 10

I-illy Av
riactlonald Angus C, clerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl 906

.McAllister
MACnOXALD D. A. * CO. {Donald A. Macdnnald,

Jo>!i'2>h McGUl, John H. Maednnald, and Howard

Chapman), proprietors Entor(irise Sawing and Plan-
ing Mill, 217-225 Spear and 21S-22G Steuart
WACDONALik l>0>'ALI» X. (D. A. Macdonald X-

Co.), and superviser Twelfth Ward, dwl 2510 Sac
ilacdonald Felix, plasterer, dwl 554 Stevenson
tiacilonalil Henry \V., manufacturers' agent, 235 Kearny
tIacdouaUl .James, carriagcmaker H. M. Black & Co., dwl

217 Linden Av
ilacdonald John H. (D. A. Macdonald it Co.), dwl 1512

Octavia
*| tiaedonald Malcolm, superintendent Eureka Stone Co.,

dwl 00(3 JIarket
ilacdonald Theodore H., machinist William Deacon, dwl

411 Brannan
tfacdonala William {W. Macdonald cC- Co.), dwl 307 Van

Ness Av

Hacdonald W. & Co., agents Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., 13 Post
tfaedonald. See MacDonald and McDonald
»I.i.CDO\OII«H JOSEPH, wholesale coal, 33 and 35

Market, dwl CIS Turk
yiace Thomas, carpenter, dwl 808 Union
Vlace William, U. S. boarding officer. Custom House, res

Oakland
Slacev Isaac, dwl 1712 Polk
Maeey R. J., dwl 225 Bush

Vlacey William A., street contractor, dwl 1703 Polk
Macey. See Macy

Macfarlan Roxa (widow), dwl 2096 Market
Macfarlane Edward C, cashier Edward F. Hall & Co.,

dwl Grand Hotel
Macfarlane. See McFarlan and McFarland
Machaldo J. S., Portugese Pro. and Ben. Assn, 109 Cal

room 16
Macholdt Heniy, clerk Frank T. MUller, dwl S 8 Green

bet Stockton and Dujiont
Macias Eligio, with C. H. Shaftner, dwl 10 Vallejo
Maciel Jare, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109 Cal

room IG

Mack Ann (widow), dwl 5 Bernard
Mack Bella, domestic Mrs. C. N. Mann, 1194 Market
Mack Dennis, laborer, dwl 27 Zoe
Mack Emil, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,

dwl 119 William
Mack Ernest, dwl 719 Vallejo
Mack Frederick, fl3'ing ba!;ery, dwl 522i Sixth
Mack George, with Christian Feldniann, dwl 227 Post
Mack George, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 27

Zoe
Mack George W., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 525J

Howard

Mack Jacob, tinsmith S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 125 Fif-
teenth
Mack James F., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 27

Zoe
Mack Jeremiah, marblepolisher Stephen Campodonico,

dwl 2 Eddy PI
Mack John, cook Antonio Smith, dwl 439 Natoma
Mack John, hostler Philip Morehead, dwl 848 Howard
Mack John, laborer, dwl 18 Hincklej'
Mack John, waiter, 13 Sixth, dwl 11 Sixth
Mack Julius O., bookkeejier A. M. Gilnian, dwl 708 Fulton
Mack P. , watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Mack Patrick, laborer, dwl 6 Crook
Mack Peter, drayman, dwl 214 Clara
Mack William, drajinan D. L. Famsworth, NW cor Cali-
fornia and Davis

Mack Winfleld S., dwl NE cor Sixteenth and Howard

Mackay Alexander, rag-carpet manuf, 840 Market, dwl
4.59 Stevenson

Maokay David, salesman Duff & Co., dwl 329 Bryant

Mackav Donald S., assLstant license collector, 7 City Hall
second floor, dwl 29.} Third

Mackay John W., miner, dwl 825 O'Farrell

Mackav S., engineer O. & <). S. S. Belgic

Mackay Samuel E., baker, dwl 29.V lliird

Mackay William W., tinsmith, dwl 812 Jessie

Mackay. See McKay

Mackel Christopher, butcher John Beppler, dwl 1518 Dup

Mackel J. , stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.

Mackel Peter, hostler, 1329 Stockton, dwl 448 Union

MA<'KK.\ JAMES, coppersmith, 220 Fremont, dwl
1028 Folsom

Macken Jeremiah, shoemaker Einstein Brothers & Co., dwl
25 Oak

Macken L., dwl 96 Montgomery Block

Mackenzie Andrew, local policeman, dwl 1521 Dupont

Mackenzie Donald, bookkeeper Hill & Kilgour, dwl 421
Powell

Mackenzie .James, carpenter, 25 Sansom, dwl 1612 Bush

Mackenzie James S., note teller First National Gold Bank,
dwl 182S Eddy

Mackenzie John W., janitor Municipal Criminal Court,
dwl 2006 Powell

Mackenzie Murdoch, wines and liquors, cor Spring and
Summer, dwl 211 Stevenson

Mackenzie. See McKenzie

Mackey James, mining, dwl N s Fourteenth nr Guerrero

Mackey John, baker stm Ancon, Broadwaj' St. Wharf

Mackey John, horsetrainer, N s Point Lobos Avnr Twen-
ty-ninth Av

Mackey John, tinsmith Cutting Packing Co., dwl 658 Fol

Mackey Patrick, boatman Broadway St. Wharf

Mackey William, clerk William B. Bradbury, dwl 510
Mission

Mackie Alexander, clerk Cal. Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend, dwl 113 Dora

Mackie D., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Mackie David J., plumber, dwl 381 Zoe

Mackie Hamilton W., clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl 961
Howard

Mackie John, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Mackie J. Wylie. bookkeeper Glasgow Iron and Metal Im-
porting Co., res Oakland

Mackie Peter, first officer stm Oriflanime, Oregon S. S.
Co., dwl 118 Shotwell

Mackie Robert W., millwright, dwl 25 First Av

Mackin Henry, tailor, dwl 504 Union

Mackin James, minstrel Maguire's Opera House, dwl 606J
Stevenson

Mackin Jane (widow), groceries, SW cor Natoma and
Eighth

Mackin John, seaman, dwl 117 Dnimm

Mackin Thomas, local policeman, dwl 219 Pacific

Mackinson John, carpenter, dwl W s Eighth bet Harrison
and Bryant

Mackintosh D. J., compositor Evening Bulletin

Mackintosh Donald, bookkeeper Menzies & Bingham, 512
Batter\'

IW.4<"KI\'T0SH RORERT, physician and surgeon,
office and dwl 304 Stockton

Mackintosh William, accountant London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, dwl 1G09 Van Ness Av

Mackintosh. See Mcintosh

Mackie John, carrier Evening Bulletin and Examiner, dwl
1913 Clay

Macklin H., actor California Theater, dwl 210 Mont Av

Maoklin James, dwl 347 Fourth

Macklin James, clerk G. W. Thompson, dwl Morton
House

Macklin Jeremiah, shoemaker, dwl S s Columbia nr Guer-
rero

Macklin Owen, baker James Donnellj', 228 First

Macklin Thomas, shoemaker, dwl S s Columbia nr Guer-
rero

Mackrett George B., editor Jolly Giant, dwl 1703 Jones

Maclean John, salesman C. J. Hawley &Co., dwl COO Bush

Macleay Donald {Corbitt tf- M.), res Portland, Oregon

Macleay Hugh, salesman P. B. Kennedy, dwl 215 Tyler

Macleay Kenneth {Corbitt & M.), res Portland, Oregon

Macnamara Daniel, laborer F. Barnard & Co., dwl Rail-
road House

Macnaughton Alexander, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S.
Colorado, dwl 156 Third

Macneale k Urban's Safes, Locks, and Vaults, George R.
Raymond agent, 121 California

JAMES Q. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

r. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha

Macnevin Henry P., mining engineer, dwl 1894 Broadway

Macomber Charles A., foreman E. T. Anthony, dwl 22
Geary

Macomber Horace L., painter, dwl 73 Shipley

Macondray Frederick W. (Macomlray &: Co.), dwl 1016
Jackson

Maconiiray Lavina S. (widow), dwl 1009 Stockton

Macondra'v William A. {Maeundra^i A- Co.), dwl 720 Ooarj'

M.i<'0.\i>KAV A CO. (WiUiauiA. and Frederick W.
Macondray), importing, shipping, and commission
merchants, and agents Yangtze Insurance Associa-
tion of Shanghai, and North China Insurance Co., and
China Trans-Pacific Steamship Co., 206 Sansom

3I.4C"OMl>RA\' A <«/!* LUXK OF 1'A1KET.S TO
nO\<iKO.^«, office 206 Sansom

Macpherson Alexander W. {Maepherson & Wefherbee),
res Noyo River Mills, Mendocino Co.

Macpherson John, bookkeeper Hill & Kilgour, dwl 1015
Pifirce

Macpherson & Wetherbee (Alexander W. Macpherson
and Henry Ketherbcc), lumberdealers, and proprie-
tors Noyo and Albion River Mills, office 30 Market

Macquarrie M. S., porter George C. Johnson & Co., dwl
19 Clementina

Macraw John, clerk R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 115 Natoma

Macready Alexander, farmer, dwl 7i Tay

Macready Alexander Jr., porter J. W. Gale & Co., dwl 7 J
Tay

Macready Alexander B., rancher, dwl 26 Mission Av

Macready John G., carpenter, dwl SW cor Cliurch and
Dorland

Macready John J., contractor and builder, dwl SW cor
Church and Dorland

Macready Thomas H., carpenter, dwlSW cor Church and
Dorland

Macready Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 7^ Tay

Macsorley A. & Co., advertising agents, 608 Market

Macsorley Alfred S. (A. Macsurlcy <fc Co.), dwl SW cor
First and Bryant

Macy Daniel F., drajTiian Terkelson & Bro., dwl 2608
Mission

Macy David F., clerk Mineral Water Co., dwl 1623 Pow-
ell, rear

Macv Henrv C, architect, office 236 Montgomery, dwl
1215 Mason

Macy L. F. (widow), dwl 220 San Josd Av

Macy William W., clerk Larzelere, Witham & Wightman,
dwl N s Mission bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third

Macy. Sec Macey

Madaro RajTiioncl, printer, dwl 123i Welsh

Madau Julia (widow), dwl 1023 Pacffic

Madden Agnes Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Annie M. Reen, 30
Everett

Madden Bridget (widow), dwl 36 Everett

Madden C. H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 262
Clara

Madden Daniel, waiter Lick House

Madden Daniel F., dwl W s Steiner nr Ellis

Madden Dennis H., blacksmith Jason Clapp, dwl 71 J
Shiplev

Madden Edward, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 262 Clara

Madden Frank, barkeeper R. H. L. Buckman, dwl 225
Bush

Maiden Frank, laborer, dwl 5 Lick

Madden Frank P., shoemaker, dwl 919 Folsom

Madden Grace F. (widow), dwl 460i Sixth

Madden J. , cartman superintendent streets

Madden James, dwl 212 Broadway

Madden James, engineer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 319
Capp

Madden James, laborer, dwl 109 Vallejo, rear

Madden James, laborer John Reynolds, dwl cor York and
Twenty-fourth

Madden James, master mariner, dwl 262 Claiu

Madden James, plasterer, dwl 25S Eighth

Madden Jerome, deputy land agent Southern Pac. R. R.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 19 Glen Park Av

Madden John, boilermaker, dwl 31 Minna

Madden John, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl NE
cor Florida and El Dorado

Madden John, drayman, dwl S s McAllister nr Buchanan

Madden John, laborer, dwl W s Beideman nr Ellis

Madden John, plasterer,Mwl 318 Caj)p, rear

Madden John, porter Larzelere, Witham & Wightman,
dwl 2 Hampton Court

Madden John, shoemaker Francis X. Kast, dwl 322 Bush

Madden John W., fancy painter, dwl W s Steiner nr Ellis

Madden Mark, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont-
gomery

I,Vj

Madden Michael, laborer Catholic Orphan Asylum, dwl

Sixteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Madden Michael J., soaj) i)eddler, dwl 2J- Boyd
Madden Nellie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. J. Zehnan, dwl H

Pierce bet Eddy and Ellis ';

Madden Patrick, teamster Chase & Wolf, dwl Sansom bet

Vallejo and Green, rear
Madden Patrick H., groceries and liquors, SWcor Howard

and Langton
Madden Peter, carpenter, dwl 44 Minna ,

Madden Thomas, laborer, dwl W a Bryant bet Twenty*

fourth and Twenty-fifth i

Madden Thomas J. , laborer, dwl 519 Brannan
Madden Thomas J., dwl Central Pac. Hotel
Madden Thomas P., capitalist, office 636 Clay room 2, dwl

Occidental Hotel
Madden Timothy, deckhand Btm C. M. Small, Front St.

Wharf
Madden William, boilermaker, dwl 312 Beale, rear
Maddox John, hairdresser Sylvester Bums
Madegan William, dwl 208 Second

Madeison A., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., dwl 218 Drumm;
Madel Peter {Madcl <b Mangels, and Madel ct TietjeriU

dwl 102 Mission 1

Madel & Mangels (Peter Madel and Henry Mangels)^ Ul

quor saloon, NE cor Mission and Steuart '

Madel & Tietjen (Peter Madel and John H. Tictjen),

wines and liquors, NE cor Howard and Spear
Madelej" Thomas W., clerk track department Central Paws,

R. R., NE cor Fourth and To\nisend, dwl 701 Post
Madero Jesus, compositor El Tecolote, dwl 1514 Stockton '
Madero Ramon, compositor Cubery & Co., dwl 123,} Welsh
Madge Frederick, mining secretary, office 64 Merchaiits'

Exchange, dwl NE cor Guerrero and Twenty-first
Madigan Edward, wireworker A. Fuhrmann, "dwl 1828

Jessie
Madigan John, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Madigan Martin, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., res

Oakland
Madigan William, stonecutter Frank Williams, dwl 1828

Jessie
Madison Alexander, salesman, dwl 28 Clay
Madison Andrew, Lumbermen's Pro. L'nion, 71 New Mont
MAEJB.SO:* BENXETT H., shipowner, and manager

blaster Mariners' Exchange, 305 East, dwl 117 Capp
MADISON, ItritKE & CO. (John H. Madison, Mar-
tin J. Burke, and William F. McAleiiter),TB2.\-esia.\ji

agents, NW cor Montgomery and Sacramento
Madison George, master mariner, dwl 430 Drumm
Madison Hans, seaman schooner Gtolden Gate, dwl 230

Francisco
Madison Henry, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Madison Henry, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &Co., dwl 19

Salmon
Madison Henrj' A., tieinspector, dwl 311 Bryant
Madison Henry F., tinsmith William S. Ray, dwl 1028

Pacific
Madison J. , dwl 636 Commercial
Madison James, local policeman, dwl Palace Hotel
Madison James, shipcarpenter, dwl N s Sierra nr Loui-
siana
Madison John, dwl 206 Stockton
Madison John, cook, dwl 9 Natoma
Madison John, lumberman, dwl NE cor How and Spear
Madison John D., clerk Kenny & Son, dwl 19 Salmon
Madison John H. (Madison, Burke & Co., and Madieon

cC- Burke), dwl 206 Stockton
Madison Joseph, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 416

Brannan
Madison Joseph, clerk, dwl 19 Salmon
Madison M., lumberman, dwl 512 Mission
Madison Rudolph, machinist Pac Rolling Mills
MAl>IS03f A Itl/RKE (John H. Madison andMartin

J. Burke), real-estate and house agents and rent col-
lectors, NW cor Montgomeiy and Sacramento
Madrigal Carlos, waiter S. S. Montana, Folsom St. Wharf
Madsen A. C. (Madsen it yisscn), dwl 25 Montgomerj' At|
Madsen Charles, drayman Henry Brickwedel & Co., d^i

W s Clipper nr Noe
Madsen Hans S. , laborer, dwl 103 Sacramento
Madsen J. , captaiu schr Gotama, office 44 Market, d

1218 Kearny
Madsen John, seaman, dwl 47 Sacramento
Madsen Oliver, cooper, dwl 27 Commercial
Madsen Otto, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Madsen Peter, painter, dwl 1315 Powell
Madsen & Nissen (A . C. Madden and C. Nisse7i), liquor'

saloon, 25 Montgomery Av j

Madson Andrew, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing G-oods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Mark*

p. VAH SCHAACK & CO., 706, 703, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

MAD

519

MAG

lladson Benard J., clerk, dwl W a Baker bet Post and

Sutter

Madson Ole, cooper, dwl 527 Vallejo
Hadson Oliver (Madcon <fc Pedersi'ti), dwl 26 Sacramento
Madiion A: Pedersen (Oliver Madi<iiii tnul Xelse J. Peder-

scn), proptrs Sacramento House, 20 Sacramento
Madson. See Mattson, ilathisi>n, and Matthcwson
Maer Louis, seaman, dwl 317 Eighth
Maes John C, seaman, dwl 32 Frederick
Maessen William, preserved meats, 4 Metropolitan Market,

dwl 147 Clara
Maestretti Joseph, waiter Bocken & Baccala
Maetz Herrmann, waiter Nicholas Castis, dwl 520 Folsom
Matliola Ciuiscppe {Maagio it M.), dwl 9 Taylor
Mag;ij,'nos Jiunes, painter John W. Cherrj", dwl 1429 Pine
Mag;ij,'nos Julian A., collector State Investment and In-
surance Co., dwl 1429 Pine
MagtiUon Firman, bootmaker, dwl 35 Hinckley
Maj^llon Joseph, laborer G. Venard, dwl 721 Broadway
Maj^n William, seaman, dwl 20 Washin^fton
Magarv' Albert M., carpenter Stover & Chase, dwl N 8

Seventeenth nr Church
Magary John E., dwl 1128 Valencia
Magarv Thomas, laborer, dwl 529 Valencia
Magary William W., clerk C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 1128

Valencia
Magazini August (ilagazini <k Lippert), 535 Clay
Uagazini & Lippert {Augttxt Magazini and ifilliam, Lip-

pti-t), hairdressing saloon, 535 Clay
Magdeburg General Insurance Co. (Germany), Henry Bal-

zer i: Co. agents, office 213 Sansom
Magee Charles I)., dwl 321 Pacific
Magee David B., saloonkeeper, dwl 613 Commercial
Magee Edward, driver Riley >!: Vest, dwl 37 Louisa
Magee Edward, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Magee E. F. ilrs., teacher Eighth St. Grammar School
Magee Elizabeth (widow), dwl 120^ Hayes
Magee Ernest, copjjersmith, dwl 26 Clay
Magee John, expressman, dwl Tehama nr Twenty-seventh,

Bcnial Heightij
Magee John, expressman. Berry bet Third and Fourth,

dwl 133 Townsend
Magee John, tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 321 Pacific
Magee John A. Jr. (Magee i- Mourt'), dwl 1109 Post
Magee John H., engineer U. S. lievenue stm John F.

Hartley, Front St. Wharf
Magee Patrick, stonecutter, dwl 321 Pacific
Magee Richard, carriagetrimmer, dwl 120^ Hayes
Magee Richard, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Magee Roger 1)., clerk Thomas Magee, dwl 2109 Jones
HAUEE: TIIO.HAS, editor and proprietor Real Estate
Circular, and real-estate agent, office 210 Montgom-
ery, dwl 231 O'FaiTell
Magee Thomas J., trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl 62<Ji

Jessie
Magee William Henry, with Thomas Magee, dwl 535 Post
Magee & Moore (John A. Maqce Jr. and Arthxir W.
Moore), importere leather and shoe manufacturers'
goods, 414 Market
Magenta Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), Louis Kap-
lan secretarj-, office 27 Merchants' Exchange
Mager Nichola.s, patternmaker, dwl loj Tehama
Magetti Pietro, laborer Cal. Italian Paite Co., dwl 5 Pol-
lard PI
Magg JYank, saloonkeeper, dwl 1217 Kearny
Magg Louis (Loretz it Magg), dwl 1217 Kearny
Maggie Silver Mining Co. (Idaho), Louis Franconi secre-

tarj-, office 314 California
Maggini Joseph (P. Francolli <t Co.), dwl 522 Broadway
Maggini Juan, saloonkeeper, dwl 627 Broadway
Maggini Peter, laborer, dwl 631 Broadway
Maggini Pietro, miner, dwl 215 Broadway

Maggio , S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 California

Maggio Camillo (Maggio <!• Mafiola), dwl 9 Tajlor
Maggio Fortunati (Landini d: M.), dwl S90 Front
Maggio & Maffiola (Ca7niUo Magijvt and Guijseppe Mafflo-

la), silver and nickelplaters, 9 Taylor
Maggioncalda Charles, printer C. A. Murdock & Co., dwl

Green bet Stockton and Dupont
Magill Arthur E., general agent Pboenix Fire Insurance
Co. of Hartford, and Home Fire Insurance Co. of
New York, office 205 Sansom, dwl 510 Van Ness Av
Magill Charles R., driver City R. R.
Magill James, hosemaker Horatio N. Cook, dwl 468 Te-
hama
Magill John, whitener, dwl 768 Slission, rear
Magill Mar}- Mrs., stewardess stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
HAUILL ROBERT II., general agent Home Mutual
Insurance Co., office 406 California, res Oakland

Magill Thomas W., books and stationery, 1020 Market,

dwl 815 Bush
Magill William J., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

60S Bush
Magilton Thomas, carpenter, dwl 11 Mission Av
Magin George, butcher Frederick Berg, dwl 27i Harriet
Magin James, dairyman John A. Roy, dwl W s San Bruno

Road nr Thirtieth
Maginess Mary A., sister secretai^ Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum, dwl "Sixteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Maginis Charles, bagtier Blake, Robbins & Co., dwl 1909

Bush
Maginis John J., with James M. Gitchell, and U. S. Com-
missioner, office 636 Clay, dwl 817 Vallejo
Maginncss Eugene, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl

17 Tehama
Maginnis Charles, typeeaster Painter & Co., dwl 229 Capp
Maginnis Eliphas, drayman, 410 Sansom, dwl 190!) Buih
Maginnis James, machinist Isaac II. Small, dwl'lSJ Fol-
som Av
Maginnis John, steerage steward 0. and O. S. S. Oceanic
Maginnis Peter, seaman, dwl SW cor Wash and Diumm
Maginnis R. S., watertender Pac. Mail S. S. Granada
Magner Dennis, compositor Examiner, dwl 820 Broadway
Magner David, blacksmith, 11 Webb, dwl 707 Howard
Magner Dennis, porter, dwl 116 Valparaiso
Magner Emil, bookkeeper McCord i; Malone, dwl 454 Te-
hama
Magner Frank, compositor, dwl 820 Broad waj'
Magner Jennie Mrs., dwl 454 Tehama
Magner John, cc^mpositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 230 First
2ilagner John F., waiter Joe Giusti & Co., dwl 571 Miss
Magner Joseph D., compositor, dwl 820 Broadway
Magner Patrick, laborer, dwl 230 First
Magner Thomas, billposter Keyt & Co., dwl 679 Miss
Magner Thomas W., merchant, dwl 820 Broadway
Magner William F., compositor Examiner, dwl 820 Bdwy
Magnes Abraham, boots and shoes, 32 Second, dwl 58

Minna
Magnes David, fancy drj' goods, 414 Hear, dwl 733 Geary
Magnes M. i: Brother (Robert Magnes), boots and shoes,

36 Fourth
Magnes Moses (Jf. Magnes ct Brother), dwl 58 Minna
Magnes Robert (M. Magnes a.- Brother), dwl 58 Minna
Magness Alfred, puncher Pac. Rolling Mills
Magnessen L., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills
Magnier Frank, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl cor Polk and

Austin
Magnus Edward, clerk, dwl 739 Market
Magimssen Augnst, dwl 218 Green
Magnussen Lars, cabinetmaker, dwl 907 Folsom
Magnussen Peter, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Magorlick Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,

Beale St.Wharf
Magorty Dennis William, expressman, NW cor California

and Battery, dwl 337 Shipley
Magorty Hugh, groceries and liquors, S s California bet

Devisadero and Broderick
Magorty John, porter Washington Hotel, 519 Mission
Magoun Joseph W., cashier Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl 29

Everett
Magrane Mathew, carpenter, dwl N s Bj-ington bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
Magrewerj- John, steward Isthmus House
Magritz Augustus F., butcher, W s Valencia nr Ridley
Magi-uder Charles, clerk, dwl 303i Turk
Magruder Katherine M. (widow), dwl 502 Mason
Maguigan John, brickmaker, dwl 1721 Leavenworth

Maguire , waiter, dwl 547 Mission

Maguire A. B. & Bro. (Joseph W. Maguire), dry goods and

notions, NW cor 'Twentieth and Folsom
Maguire Anne Mrs., dwl 30 Nevada
Maguire Augustus B. (A. B. Maguire & Brother), dwl N s

Twentieth nr Folsom
Maguire Catherine (widow), dwl 524 Eddy
Maguire Edward H., sailmaker John S. Blakiston, dwl

202 Tehama
Maguire Ellen (widow), dwl 1607 Howard
Maguire Francis A., comicemaker George Hayes & Co.,

dwl S s Sixteenth bet Dolores and Guerrero
Maguire Frank, dwl 527i Natoma
Maguire Frank, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 274

Jessie
Magnire George, glasscutter Whittier, Fuller & Co.
Maguire George, night clerk Lick House
Maguire George E. (Child ct M.), dwl 1606 Van Ness Av
Maguire Har\ey, dwl 708 Larkin

Maguire Henry C, bookkeeper Spruance, Stanley & Co.,
dwl 719 Harrison

■fr

JAMES B. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 llontgomery cor. Merchan

Magiiire J., dwl 036 Commercial

Maguirc J., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Maguire James, laborer, dwl 806 Green
Maguire James, metalroofer, 25 Turk, dwl 665 Seventeenth
Maguire James G., blacksmith, dwl 1218 Howard
Maguire James J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

7 Dora
Maguire John, actor, dwl 14 Turk
Maguire John, boot and shoemaker, 787 Folsom
Maguire John, carpenter, dwl 9 Perrj'
Maguire John, coalpasser stm Mohongo, Broadway St.

Wharf
Maguire John, driver George Klaber, dwl 24 Clinton
Maguire John, hostler Augustus Starr, dwl SE cor Wash-
ington and Webster
Maguire John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl NE cor

Solano and York
Maguire tlohn, laborer William T. Garratt
Maguire John, oiler, dwl 541 First
Maguire John, postal clerk U. S. railway mail service, dwl

518 Howard
Maguire John, shipcarpenter, dwl 804 Third
Maguire John P. {Maguire A: Son), dwl W s Capp bet

Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Maguire Joseph, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 156 Silver
MAfiaiSlE .lOSEPn, mining secretary, office 419 Cal-

uornia room 26, dwl 505 Mason
Maguire Joseph M., salesman Spniance, Stanley & Co.,

dwl 719 Harrison
Maguire Joseph W., (A. B. Maguire <i: Bro.), dwl N s

Twentieth nr Folsom
Maguire M. & 0., hay dealers, 133 Hayes
Maguire Mary (widow), dwl 5 Alger PI
Maguire Mary, laundress. Grand Hotel
MagTiire Mary, sewing-niachineoperator, dwl 215 Minna
Maguire Mary A., stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. City of

" Pekin
Maguire Michael {M. & O. Maguire), dwl 137 Hayes
Maguire Michael, carpenter, dwl 9 Perry
Maguire Michael, liquor saloon, 234 First
Maguire Michael, stevedore, dwl 258 Minna
JIaguire Michael, tinner James Maguire, dwl 959 Market
Maguire Morris, painter Andrew Frei, dwl 416 Minna
MagTiire Owen {M. i(,- 0. Maguire), dwl 137 Hayes
Maguire Patrick {Maguire tfc Son), dwl W s Capp bet

Eighteentli and Nineteenth
Maguire Patrick, hostler Lenhart, Brady & Co., dwl 164

Jessie
Maguire Patrick, laborer Quartermaster's Department U.

S. A., dwl 220 Minna
Maguire Peter, boatman, dwl 17 Noble PI
Maguire Peter J., laborer California Brick Co.
JIaguire Philip, policeman citj" hall, dwl 264 Tehama
Maguire Robert, printer Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 209

Seventh
Maguire Roger, stableman, dwl 268 Stevenson
Maguire Sarah, sewing-machineoperator, dwl 215 Minna
Maguire T. , lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Maguire Thomas, bootmaker, dwl 422 Fremont
Maguire Thomas, carpenter, dwl 510 Howard
Maguire Thomas, plasterer, dwl N s Twentieth nr Folsom
Maguire Thomas, proptr Baldwin's Academy of Music,

Market nr Powell, Maguire's Opera House, 318 Bush,

and Maguire's New Theater 325 Bush, dwl 325J^ Geary
Maguire Thomas Jr., treasurer Thomas Maguire's thea-
ters, dwl 433 Geary
Maguire Thomas Godfrey, bookkeepers. F. Gas Light Co.,

dwl 2707 Folsom
Maguire William, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Maguire William, with B. Miller, dwl 35 Natoma
Maguire & Son {Patrick and John P.), produce commis-
sion, 110 Clav
MAOIIRE'.S JijEW THEATEie, Thomas Maguire

proptr, 325 Bush
SIAOl'IRE'!^ OPERA nOUSE, Thomas Maguire

proptr, 318 Bush
Mahady James, picture dealer, dwl 427J^ Shipley
Mahaffe.v Edward J., stonecutter Holmes & Dawson, dwl

208 Francisco
Mahaffey John, carriagetrimmer Daniel S. Shute, dwl 41

Clara
Mahan Charles, cardriver, dwl 325 Tehama
Mahan Henry W'., dwl 210 Stockton
Mahan Hugh, milkman, E s Cook nr Point Lobes Av
Mahan James, cook, dwl 162 Natoma
Mahan James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Railroad

Av, Potrero

Mahan John, dwl 9 Zoe

Mahan John, laborer, dwl 122A Welsh

Mahan John, pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl cor
Mission and First

Mahan Marj' Mrs. , dwl 2005 Dupont

Mahan Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R. Co.

Mahan Patrick, laborer R. P. Kellj', dwl foot Fourth,
Long Bridge

Mahan Patrick, s'noemaker Michael Walsh

Mahan Peter, dwl N s Park Av nr Alabama, Bemal
Heights

Mahan Richard, molder Hincldey & Co.

Mahanny James, stevedore, dwl 52 DeBoom

Mahany Michael, fruits and veg'etables, 1113 Folsom

Mahar Martin, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Maharan Martin, laborer, dwl 314 Ritch

Mahartdz Charles, bandsawyer Kimball Agricultural Im-
plement Manuf. Co., dwl 624 Fourth

Maharney H., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Mahaut Joseph, saddler, 207 Pacific, dwl 1717 Miss, rear

Mahe Gustave, director and secretary French Savings and
Loan Society, oflice 411 Bush, res San Mateo

Mahegan John, hostler Club Stables, 409 Taylor

Maher Anna (widow), furnished rooms, 68 Jessie

Maher Cornelius, milkman, dwl W s Baker bet Post and
Sutter

Maher Daniel, laborer, dwl 316 Beale, rear

Maher Daniel, painter James Donovan, dwl 17 Clara

Maher Dennis, carriagepainter City R. R., dwl 68 Jessie

Maher Edward, groceries and provisions, NE cor Sacra-
mento and Taylor

Maher Frank W., clerk Edward Maher, dwl NE cor Sac-
ramento and Taylor

Maher Gilbert, laborer, dwl 1417 Kearny

Maher James, blacksmith, dwl SE cor Eighth and Shipley

Maher James, conductor Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 31SJ
Ritch

Maher James, cooper, dwl 1521 Mason

Maher James, drajman George C. Johnson & Co., dwl 671
Harrison

Maher James, finisher Frederick T. Fiesel, dwl SW cor
Eighth and Shipley

Maher Jeremiah, haruessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
228 Eighth

Maher John, bellman Grand Hotel

Maher John, bootmaker U.W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl
E s Bartol nr Broadway

Maher John, painter, dwl 552J^ Stevenson

Maher Joseph, builder, dwl Precita Av bet Mission and
Howard, Bernal Heights

Maher Joseph, miner, dwl Railroad House

Maher Joseph W., carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-seventh nr
Howard

Maher Kern, teamster, 1056 Folsom, dwl 15 Rausch

Maher Martin {Maker tf; Manion), dwl 538 Minna

Maher Martin, porter George C. Johnson & Co., dwl 46
Ritch

Maher Mary Miss, dwl 30 McAllister

Maher Michael, driver, dwl 141 Second

Maher Michael, hackman, dwl 721 Lombard

Maher Michael, laborer California Brick Co., dwl 8} Zoe,
rear

Maher Michael, shoemaker, dwl 68 Jessie

Maher Patrick, laborer, dwl 214 Prospect PI

Maher Peter F., carpenter, dwl W s Mission nr Twenty-
second

Maher Philip, engineer, dwl 667 Stevenson, rear

Maher T., dwl 636 Commercial

Maher T. C, pressman U. S. Mint, dwl 17J Garden

Maher Thomas, teamster, dwl 68 Jessie

Maher W. , dwl 636 Commercial

Maher William, cigars and tobacco, 22 Second, dwl 20
Jessie

Maher William, cooper, dwl 523 Post

Maher W'illiam, gardener, dwl 119 Francisco, rear

Maher William, salesman Maher & Manion, dwl 538 Minna

Maher William, waiter Arcade House, 930 Market

Maher & Manion {Martin Maher and John Manion), dry
goods, 224 Third

Maherron Patrick, gardener Da\id Neely, dwl NW cor
Twentieth and Harrison

Miihl Sidonia (widow), dwl 617 Geary, rear

Malilen John, laborer, dwl 29 Mimia

Mahler John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl 997 Bryant

Mahler Philip, notary public and commissioner deeds,
oflice 422 Montgomen', dwl 1027 Pacific

Mahler Thomas, dwl 23 First

Mahlke Louis, compositor Abend Post, dwl 1232 Sac

Mahlstedt A.\x^ust{MahUtedt it Besthorn), dwl 656 Minna

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propti

, p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 JCearny, EstabHshed 1862.

Mahlstedt John, houser»is«r aiid contractor, 26 Merchant,

dwl 404 Greenwich
Mahlstedt & Bcsthorn {August Mahlstedt and George

Besthurn), house and sig'npainteris, 227 Post
Mahlstedt. See. Melstedt

Malm Henry, laborer, dwl cor Franklin and Lombard
Mahu Otto, dwl 408 (Yancisoo
Mahncken .lohii H., boolikeepcr Hardie & Fredericka,

dwl 427 Third
]IIAII04;AK1 (iOLI> AND SILTEK MI.\IN« €0.

(Idalio), Charles H. Higgins, secretary, office 402

Montjitjiucry I'ooni J
Maholni James U. , dwl (iiiO Howard
Mahom C'aliniente, tishenuan, dwl 24 Commercial
Mahon Ce<;eJia (widow), dwl 307 O'FarreJl
Mahon Charles, driver Omnibus R. R. Co,
Mahon Charles 15., bookkeeper Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dWl

N s Liberty l)ct Valencia and Guerrero
Mahon Edward, laborer il. V. Kellj', dwl foot Fourth,

Long' Bridge
Mahon {■'ranklin, dwl 606 Ellis
Mahon John, barkeeper Asa A. Porter
Mahon John, hostler N. B. and Mission R. B., dwl 122^

Welsh
Mabon John, laborer, dwl 23 Anna
Mahon Jif>hn, j>lasterer, dwl 720 Stockton
Mahon Martin, hostler N. B. and Mission R, R,, dwl 314

Ritch
Mahon Thomas, Irish-American Assn, 818 Howard
Mahon William, bootblack Huck & Hockbrunn, dwl 7

Sherwood PI
Mahone George, clerk C J. Hawley & Co., dwl 1435 Taylor
Mahoney Andrew, longshoreman, dwl 657 Howard
Mahoney B. , carpenter, dwl W s Twenty-sixth Av nr Point

Lobos Av
Mahoney Cain, calker, dwl SW cor Battery and Green
Mahoney Cornelius, contractor, dwl 658^ Minna
Mahoney Cornelius, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, dwl

Ritch bet Bryant and Brannan
Mahoney Cornelius, stevedore, dwl 316 Ritch, rear
Mahoney Daniel, dwl 624 Fourth
Maboney Daniel {Malwney it- Tevlin), dwl N s Fifteenth

bet Dolores and Guerrero
Mahoney Daniel, blacksmith, 809 Howard, dwl 3 Bowie

Av nr Eleventh
Mahoney Daniel, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl NE cor

Jackson and Battery
Mahoney Daniel, butcher Tautphaus & Stark, dwl 262

First
Mahoney Daniel, expressman, cor Pine and Front, dwl

260 First
Mahoney Daniel, laborer, dwl 97 Stevenson
Mahoney Daniel, laborer Louis Sloss & Co. , dwl 1127 Bdwy
Mahoney Daniel, laborer supt streets, dwl 611 Seventh
Mahoney Daniel, miner, dwl 511 Mission
Mahoney Daniel, proptr Sixth St. House, 444 Sixth
Mahonej' Daniel, capitalist, dwl Lick House
Mahoney David, real estate, dwl 1501 Pacific Av
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, dwl 8 Allen
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, dwl 372 Clementina
Mahoney Dennis, real estate, dwl 1503 Pacific Av
Mahoney Edward, barkeeper L. F. Tayac, dwl 343 Jessie
Mahoney Edward, bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,

dwl 343 Jessie
Mahoney Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 425 Ste%'enson
Mahoney Elizabeth Mrs., lodgings, 233 First
Mahoney Florence, porter R. T. Carroll & Co., dwl 2 Rus-
sell
Mahoney, Frank, laborer, dwl 81 Everett
Mahoney George, machinist Hinckley & Co.
Mahoney Henry, salesman Luke G. Sresovich & Co., dwl

11 Clinton
Mahoney James, dwl 264 Minna
Mahoney James, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador,

P. M. S. S. Wharf
Mahoney James, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valen-
cia
Mahoney James, inner solemaker B. B. Fuller & Co. , dwl

264 Minna
Mahoney James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 7

Sonoma PI
Mahoney James B., clerk, dwl N s Twenty-fourth bet Noe

and Castro
Mahoney Jeremiah, bootfttter, dwl 823 Guerrero
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, dwl NE cor Jackson and

Drumm
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 124 Cedar Av
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 266 Stevenson
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer superintendent streets

Mahoney Jensmiaih, painter Patrick J. O'Brien & Sons,

dwl 2 Kate
Mahoney Jeremiah A., carriagepainter John Lee, dwl E s

Kighth bet Bryant and Harrison
Mahoney Jeremiah J., laborer, dwl 233 First
Mahoney John, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 35

(Clementina
Mahoney John, boxmaker Union Box Factory, dwl 262

First
Mahoney John, contractor, dwl N s Ellis bet Webster and

Fillmore
Mahoney John, contractor, dwl 425 Stevenson
Mahonej' John, hairdresser Dennis Lehan, dwl 710 Natoma
Mahouev Jofen, laborer Oriental Dock, dwl Bryant nr

Fourth
Mahoney John, rigger, dwl 538 Howard
Mahoney John C, barkeeper stm Senator, Broadway St.

Wharf, dwl 127 Fourth
Mahoney John J., extraman Engine No, 5 S. F, F. D.,

dwl 7 St. Charles PI
Mahoney John O., nightwatchman City and County Hos-
pital
Mahoney Kane, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Mahoney Mahaney, laborer, dwl 249 Spear
Mahoney Margaret Miss, shoefitter, dwl 414 Pacific
Mahoney Margaret (widow), d\W 423J Filhert
Mahoney Mary (widow), dressmaking and variety store,

262 First
Mahoney Mary Miss, dwl 420 Ellis
Mahoney Mary Miss, dwl 431 Minna
Mahoney Michael, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, dwl

357 Fir«t
Mahoney Michael, coachman Robert C. Johnson, 605

O'Farrell
Mahoney Michael, laborer, dwl 18 Miller PI
Mahoiwiy Michael, laborer, dwl 262i Clara
Mohoney Michael, laborer superintendent streets
Mahoney Michael, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Mahoney Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), Louis Kaplan

secretary, office 27 Merchants' Exchange
Mahoney Patrick, dwl 13 Varenne
Mahoney Patrick, calker Boole & Webster, dwl SW cor

Webster and Grove
Mahoney Patrick, carpenter, dwl 207 Tehama
Mahoney Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Shasta nr Illinois
Mahoney Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Mahoney Patrick, laborer, dwl 11 Louisa
Mahoney Patrick, laborer Mechanics' House, dwl NE cor

Berry and Madden
Mahoney Patrick, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Mahoney Patrick, shoemaker John Maguire, dwl 31 First
Mahoney Stephen, gardener, dwl SW cor Nineteenth and

Diamond
Mahoney Thomas, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Mahoney Thomas, driver Golden Gate Park
Mahoney Thomas, laborer, dwl 343 Jessie
Mahoney Timothy, dwl 246 Stevenson
Mahoney Timothy, laborer, dwl cor Fulton and Masonic

Av
Mahoney Timothy, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf
Mahoney Timothy A., teamster, dwl 430 Natoma
Mahoney William, laborer George H. Roundey, dwl 120

First
Mahonej- William, laborer, dwl W s Eighth bet Harrison

and Bryant
Mahoney William, laborer, dwl 340 Shipley
Mahonev William, woolgrader Occidental Wool Depot,

dwl 112 William
Mahoney William H., laborer, dwl 331 Jessie
Mahoney W. P., dwl American Exchange
Mahoney & Tevlin {Daniel Mahoney and John Tevlin),

tanners, N s Fifteenth bet Dolores and Guerrero
Mahony Cain, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Mahony Cornelius, longshoreman, dwl 424 Broadway
Mahony Cornelius A., local editor Evening Post, dwl 320

Jessie
Mahony Daniel J., dwl SW cor Seventh and Brannan
Mahony Daniel J., drayman Irvine, Harker &Co., dwl 724

Natoma
Mahony Dennis, cutter Diamant, Berliner & Co., dwl 1513

Polk
Mahony Jeremiah, bootfitter Buckingham & Ilecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
Mahony Jeremiah, carpenter, oflSce NE cor Kearny and

Bush, dwl 425 Stevenson
Mahony John, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 538 How-
ard
Mahony John H. , stockbroker, office 402 Montgomery

room 5, dwl 121 Montgomery

JAMES G-. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Hearny Street.

JEWELEY made to order and REPAIRED by D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Mercha:

Mahony John J., carpenter, office NE cor Kearny and

Bush, dwl 425 Stevenson
Mahony Patrick, }»ardener, dwl 1523 Sacramento
Mahonv Redmond J., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

dwi 420 Minna
Mahonj' Thomas {M. Keller Sc CoS), dwl 8 Monroe
Mahony Thomas, laborer, dwl SE cor Fillmore and Page
Mahony Thomas, porter U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Mahony Timothy, messenger U. S. Appraiser's Store
>Iabood John, dwl 2017 Uupont, rear
Mahood John \V., clerk, dwl 464 Jessie
Maier Charies, boots and shoes, 834 and 836 Kearny, dwl

622 Filbert
Maier George, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manvif. Co.,

dwl 54 Minna
Maier George, janitor Bank of California, dwl NW cor

California and Sansom
Maier. See Mayer, Meyer, and Myer
Mailfert Charles, foreman Hmnmell & Voisard, dwl 214^

Sixth
Mailhes Henry, baker, dwl 634 Pacific ■

ilailehouse , dwl 54 Third

Maillard A., cook, dwl SW corDupont and Broadway
Maillard Leopold, waiter Auguste Casamayou, dwl 417

Bush
Maillard Man,', laundress, dwl 641 Pacific
Maillet Ale.va'nder, wheelwright Okulvma & Basmussen,

dwl Sll Greenwich
Maillot John, cabinetmaker, dwl S s Borland nr Dolores
Maillot John W., engraver W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl

S s Borland nr Dolores
Maillot Louis, carpenter, dwl S s Dorland nr Dolores
Mails Isaac, upholsterer, dwl 21 Willow Av
Mails John H., printer, dwl 21 Willow Av
Mails William, upholsterer, dwl 609 Natoma
Mails William, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 21 Willow Av
Mailse Joseph, expressman, 505 Washington, dwl 320

Broadway
Main Charles {Main <t Winchester), dwl Palace Hotel
Main Edward, bootmaker, 401 Folsom
Main George L., dwl 228 Turk
Main Mortimer E., room clerk Palace Hotel
Main William W. , clerk Main & Winchester, dwl W s

Fillmore bet Eddv and Ellis
MAIN 41- WISfCHESTER (Charles Main, Ezra H.

Winchester, and Thomas R. Hayes), importers and

manufacturers saddles, harness, whips, collars, etc.,

214 and 216 Batterj', factorj' Berrj' bet Fourth and

Fifth
Main. See Mane and MajTie
Maine Gold and Silver M. Co., R. S. Culverwell secretary,

ofiRce 320 Sansom
Maine Lodgings, F. Votaw proprietor, 614 Kearny
Maine Restaurant, 719 Market

Mainer Abraham, candjTuaker J. Sidle, dwl 124 Haj'es
Mainer John, fruits and candies, 127j Seventh
Mains Ephraim K., blacksmith Calvin Nutting. & Son, dwl

610 Howard
Mains John, carpenter, dwl 6Tay
Mains John, carrier S. F. Chroncle, dwl Twenty-sixth nr

Guerrero
Mains William B., tinsmith Francis Smith & Co., dwl 610

Howard
Mainwarring George, tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl

614 Pine
Mxisch John, wood and coal, 126 Gearj-, dwl 1012 Lombard
JIAISOX DOREE, Leon Dingeon & Co. proprietors,

217 Kearny
Maison Henry A. (Denaveaiix <t 3f.), dwl 627 Green
Maison John, oyster and liquor saloon, 518 Battery, dwl

1805 Mason
Maison Leon {Mathicuik M.), dwl 627 Green
Maison Leonora (widow), dwl 661 Seventeenth
Maison Pierre, butcher, dwl Fifth Av nr M, South S. F.
Maison. See Mason
Maitland David P., receiver N. B. and Mission R. R.,dwl

320 Minna
Maitland John, carpenter, dwl 521 Howard
Maitland Thomas, barkeeper Louis Schultze, dwl cor

Front and Chambers
Maitland William, boarding, 17 Vallejo

Major , paperhanger, dwl 613 Pine

Major Charles, miner, dwl 22 Turk

Major C. S., comix)sitor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 627 Cal

Major Daniel, paperhanger, dwl 613 Pine

Major Daniel G., astronomer, office and dwl 321 Pine

Major George, cook Overland House

Major G. W., carpenter Cameron & Hull, dwl 64 Tehama

Major John, paperhanger, dwl 613 Pine

Major John, waiter Pacific ilail S. S. City of Tokio

Major John J., civil engineer, office and dwl 321 Pine

Major JIargaret (widow), dwl 735 Folsom

Major William J., dwl 203 Turk

Makin Cornelius, printer, dwl 421 Stockton

Makin Edward B., clerk Amnion, Caspari & Co., dwl 611

Stockton
Makin John, baker M. Curran, dwl 118 Gilbert
Makins James N., California Necktie Manufactory, 206

Bush, dwl 26 Tehama
Makinson William H., bellhanger, 328 Bush, dwl 936 How
Malaley Thomas, dwl 425 Third

Malampey William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s MTiarf
Malaney Owen, marblecutter, dwl S s Tj'ler bet Devisa-

dero and Broderick
Malarkey Martin, laborer, dwl E s Hampshire bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third, rear
Malarkey William, capitalist, dwl 164 Jessie
Malatesta Andrew, baker Giovanni Malatesta, dwl 1313

Dupont
Malatesta Andrew, marbleworker Charles Bianchi, dwl

NE cor Montgomerj' and Broadway
JIalatesta Giovanni, bakerj', 1313 Dupont
Malatesta Luigi, native wiiies, 311 Pacific, dwl 2004 Dup
Malatesta Nino, real-estate agent, office 515 California,

dwl 919 Stockton
Malbeau Francois, florist Mme. J. B. Mullens, dwl 716

Washington
Malchy John, painter St. Denis & Chesney
Malcolm Eleanor (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1608 Pacific Av
Malcolm John, third officer stm Senator, Broadway St.

Wharf
Malcolm John M., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 11 Grand

PI nr Filbert
Malcolm Robert, dwl 1 Grand PI nr Filbert
Malcolm Thomas A., dwl 1220 Market
Malde Andrew, clerk Lynde & Hough, dwl W s Twenty-
second bet Brj'ant and Brannan
Maldieu Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Maldonado Delphina Mrs., dwl 2413 Sacramento
MALOONADO SIMO^T, real estate, dwl 230 Seventh
Mali Giacomo, wood and coal, SE cor Brannan and Eighth,

dwl 1419 Bush
Malech Gustavus H., phj-sician, office and dwl 25 Stockton
Malerbi Allessia, vegetable dealer, dwl 15 Union PI
Maley Edward, laborer, dwl 123 Gilbert, rear
Maley Michael, groceries and liquors, NE cor Bush and

Franklin
Malherbe Eugene, commission merchant, 215 Clay, dwl

1310 Powell
Malholm James B. (Clarke d: Co.), office 331 Montgomery

room 7
Mall Adam, dwl 34 Eddy
Mall S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 34 Eddy
Mallady James W., foreman James McGinn, dwl 837 Mi9-»

sion
Mallan Thomas, milker P. Riordan, E s Sixth Av nr L

South S. F.
Mallard Cornelius, milker Collins Bros., cor Douglas and

Twenty-fourth
Mallard Joseph, waiter Palace Hotel
Mallavy Ida Miss, teacher San Bruno Schoo
Mallatfatt James F. , clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl 265 Clan
Mallatratt James W., packer Crane & Brigham, dwl 26S

Clara
Mallay Peter, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl cor Twenty-
second and Church
Mallay William (Mallay & DriscolV), dwl 21 A'allejo
Mallay & DriscoU (iriiiiot??! Mallay and Charles DriscoU),

liquor saloon, 21 Vallejo
Malleck Peter, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Mallemon J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Mallerup William, expressman, dwl 514 Oak
Mallerj- John C, lieut. L'. S. A., chief engineer Head'
quartei-s Militarv Di^^sion Pacific Department Cali-
fornia, office 105" Stockton, dwl 609 Sutter
Mallet George, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 14C Natoma
Mallet Patrick, tanner, dwl cor Sixth Av and N, South S.F.
Mallett R., miller, dwl 18 First
Mallinger Peter, restaurant Meiggs' Wharf
Mallinson Thomas, plasterer, dwf 510 Minna
Mallitz Hanis W., clerk N. Brown & Co., dwl 523 Jessie

bet Sixth and Seventh
Mallon Arthur, carpenter, dwl Colton nr Brady
Mallon John, dwl 20 Minna
Mallon John, expressman, 513 Market
MALLON JOHN, ornamental glasscutter, 19 Fremont
and 303 Mission, dwl 547 Tehama bet Fifth and Sixth

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

). p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

Malloii Owen, iiightwatchman City and Countj- Hospital,

dwl S s Hunibuldt nr Kansas
Hallon Patrick, brickniaker, dwl NE cor Liberty and

Guerrero
Mallon R. S. (widow), dwl 1417 Mason, roar
Mallon Thomas, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 107 Austin
Mallor W., laborer Oeor|,'o H. Whitney, 114 Stcuart
Mallory Frederick J., clerk W. H. Nolan & Co., dwl 1204

Folsom
Mallory Harriet (widow), dwl 1204 Folsotn
Mallory H. C. Mrs., janitress Hayes Valley Primary

School
Mallory John, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Mallory Thomas, machinist, dwl 408 Broadway
Malloy Daniel, laborer, dwl 520 First
Malloy Frank, Cooi>ers' Union, 417 Bush
Malloy Georjjc, longshoreman, dwl .330 Spear
Malloy James, sailmaker Harding & Urann
Mailov Michael, shoemaker, dwl 81!) Jessie
Malloy Patrick, seaman, dwl 23 Frederick
Malloy Paul, dwl SW cor Thirteenth and Howard
M;01ov P. C, bookkeeper, dwl 11 Hayes
Malloy Phillip, laborer, dwl ,V20 First
Malloy Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 1226 Green
Malloy Thomas, mason, new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Malloy Walter, stereotyper Morning Call, dwl SW cor

Thirteenth and Howard
Malm Charles, painter, dwl 318 Beale
Malm Charles A. (D. S. Martin J.- Co.), res Oakland
Malm Henry, welldigger, dwl S s Lombard bet Gough

and Franklin
Malm James, foreman S. F. Cigar Box Co., dwl 27 Fifth Av
Malm Samuel, cook, dwl 264 Clementina, rear
Malmard C, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Malmen Frederick, laborer, dwl S s Filbert bet Mont-

gomerj' and Sansom
Malnigren N. W., jeweler, dwl 1080 Broadway
Malmgren Nils P., salesman William Bofer & Co., dwl

628 Jessie
Malnouiy William, dwl 636 Pacific
Malone Bartholomew J., carpenter and builder, S s Jessie

bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Malone Edward, laborer, dwl 5 Central PI
Malone Edward, molder Savage &, Son, dwl 227 Second
Malone Frank S. {McCord of- M.), dwl 70 Minna
Malone Henry, whitener, dwl 37 Crocker
Malone J., stableman City R. R.
Malone James, trimmer O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Malone James H., furniture and bedding, 105 Fourth, dwl

SE cor Bryant and Twenty-fourth
Malone J. H. Miss, fancy goods, 925 Market
Malone John, dwl 16 Louisa
Malone John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 421

Fourth
Malone John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Sierra

and Louisiana
Malone John, ironmolder, dwl N s Twenty-fourth bet

York and Bryant
Malone John, restaurant, 57 and 59 Tliird
Malone John A., bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 108 Dup
Malone John L., bellman Palace Hotel, dwl 67 Filbert
Malone Kate Mrs., lodgings, 639 Mission
Malone Lawrence, dwl 15 Tehama
Malone Michael, dwl 33 Louisa

Malone Michael, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1 Austin
Malone Michael, laborer, dwl 33 Louisa
Malone Nicholas, porter, dwl W s Stevenson nr Eigh-
teenth
Malone Rosie (w-idow), dwl 620 Natoma
Malone Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King

and Second
Malone T. , machinist, 227 Second
Malone William, hostler Central R. R. Co., dwl 3 Kate
Maloney B., laborer, dwl NE cor Berrj- and Madden
ltIALO.\EY COKXELIIIS, proptr United States Hotel,

304 Beale nr Folsom
Maloney Daniel, bookkeeper F. L Currj', dwl SOS Eleventh
Maloney Daniel, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Maloney Daniel, laborer, dwl 57 Crocker
Maloney Daniel D., shoemaker, dwl 521 Howard]
Maloney David, painter, dwl 2110 Van Ness Av
Maloney Dennis, hogranch. Fourth Av and M,"£South

S. F.
Maloney Ellen (widow), dwl 252 Clementina
Maloney Henry W., shipjoiner, dwl S s Dorland nr Do-
lores
Maloney James, oiler S. S. Newbem, Folsom St. Wharf
Maloney James, waiter New York Bakery, dwl 29 Jessie
Maloney Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 120 Shipley

Maloney John, blacksmith, dwl N s M nr San Jos6 Av

Maloney John, clerk, dwl 129 Perry, rear

Maloney John, longshoreman, dwl 28 Clay

Maloney John, porter, dwl 12 Welsh

Maloney John, seaman stm Senator, Broadway St. Wharf

Maloney Mary (widow), dwl 218 Eleventh

Maloney Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 358 Minna

Maloney Michael, gardener, dwl S s Eddy bet Scott and

Pierce
Maloney Michael, laborer James McLaughlin, dwl 269 Te-
hama
Maloney Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 21 Jansen
Maloney Michael J., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, dwl 3 Welsh
Maloney Patrick, dwl 12 Welsh
Maloney Patrick, dairyman, E s Hartford bet Eighteenth

and Nineteenth
Maloney Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 324 Tehama,

rear
Maloney Patrick E., bootmaker, dwl 103 Fifth
Maloney T. D., compositor D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 331

Kearny
Maloney Thomas, barkeeper Christopher Mangels, dwl

321 Tehama
Maloney Thomas, blacksmith, dwl cor Twenty-eighth and

Tehama, Bernal Heights
Maloney Thomas, currier, dwl 508 Mission
Maloney Thomas, gardener, dwl 52 Louisa
Maloney William, stableman, dwl Central Pac. Hotel
Maloon Henry, dwl 19 Lewis PI
Malowen Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Mai pas Alfred, clerk ticket office Central Pac. R. R., Oak-
land Ferry, dwl 127 First Av nr Sixteenth
Malpas Elizabeth (widow), dwl 127 First Av nr Sixteenth
Malteno Charles, coachman James Blake, dwl 34 Austin
Malter George H. {Bordwell, M. d- Cfi.), dwl 912 Scott
Maltese JosejA, chocolatemolder E. Guittard & Co., dwl

723 Sansom
Maltman G. , seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Maltry Philip, hairdresser Abraham J. Kom, dwl 6 Cen-
tral PI
Maluvius John, clerk John Kahrs, SW cor First and
Minna

Malverne , dwl 210 Montgomery Av

Mamlock William, upholsterer, dwl 954 Folsom
Mammini S., vegetable dealer, 816 Pacific
Mammoth Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonora
Co., Cal.), John JI. Buffington secretary, office 309 Cal
Mammoth Grove Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.), office

318 California room 13
Mammoth Silver Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.), David

T. Jennings secretary, office 401 California
Man (Chinese), tailor, 702 Jackson
Man Chong & Co. (Chinese), groceries, 828 Dupont
Man Fong & Co. (Chinese), provisions, 031 Jackson
Man Hing (Chinese), wood and charcoal, 724 Pacific
Man Hop (Chinese), groceries, 6 and 8 Washington Alley
Man Hmig Yuen (Chinese), restaurant, 643 Jackson
Man Lee S Co. (Chinese), groceries, 709 Dujwnt
Man Loung &, Chew Kee (Chinese), groceries, 9 Spofford
Man On Tong (Chinese), importer drugs and medicines,

945 Dupont
Man Shing & Co (Chinese), boarding, 610 Jackson
Man Wo Hing Kee & Co. (Chinese), provisions, 633 Jack
Mauahan Michael, bootmaker Edward Main, dwl 433
Jessie

Manas , painter St. Denis & Chesney

Manaton Sampson, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl

178 Clara
Manchester Benjamin F., laborer, dwl cor Buena Vista

and Henrietta, Bernal Heights
Manchester Benjamin S., shipcalker, dwl cor Buena Vista

and Henrietta, Bernal Heights
Manchester Isaac, watchman .lEtna Iron Works, dwl 29

Frederick
Manchester James T. , dairyman John A. Roy, dwl W s

San Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Manchester J. B. (widow), boarding, 503 Folsom
Manchester John, lather, dwl E s Shotwell bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
MANCIfSI G., professor music and teacher vocal art,

906 Market
Mandell August H., chief officer stm Montana, office 010

Front
Handera John, fruit dealer, dwl 10 Hinckley
Manders Henry, bridgebuilder, dwl W s Eighth bet Har-
rison and Bryant
Mandeville Henry, driver W^ells, Fargo & Co., dwl 2515
Folsom

JAMES &. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale -by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Mandigo Stephen, porter Charles Harley & Co., dwl 127

Jackson
Mandlebaum Arthur, clerk, dwl 502 Bush
Mandlebaum Francis, wholesale wines and liquors, 312

Sacramento, dwl 511 Van Ness Av
Mandlebaum Louis K. , clerk, dwl 502 Bush
Handler John, pajxirhanger and whitener, 109 Sixth
Mandras'ola John, fruit dealer, 812 Kearny

Mandrau Mrs. , dwl 1031 Dupont

Mane John, clerk, dwl iOOi Sixth

Mane Martin, pastrj'cook, dwl S45 Dupont

Manell Eniest, hairdresser Otto Lemcke, dwl 255 Beale

Manercer Augusta Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1.56 Third

Manesca A>;nes Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 156 Third

Manetta Jane Miss, tailoress, dwl 434 Greenwich

Manfield Thomas, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Manfredini Pietro, sausagemaker, 323 Broadway

Mangan Patrick, calker, dwl S s Nineteenth nr Guerrero

Mangan Patrick, salesman P. B. Kennedy, dwl 028 Ellis

3IAX€i.4X PETER F^ veterinary surgeon and horse-

shoer, NW cor lyier and Jones, dwl N s Seventh nr

Han-ison
Mangels Bros. {Nicholas and Frank), groceries and li-
quors, SW cor Market and Pearl
MAXtlELS t'lIKISTOPIIER, liquor saloon, 100

Third, and groceries and liquors, SW cor Washington

and Stockton, dwl 807 Union
Mangels Claus (jV. <t- C. Mangels, and Spreckles tt Co.),

res Menlo Park
Mangels Frank (Mangels Bros.), dwl SW cor Market and

Pearl
Mangels Henry {Madel <t M.), dwl NE cor Mission and

Steuart
Mangels Henry R., laborer Richard AUf, dwl W s Sixth

Av nr M, South S. F.
Mangels H. M. C. {Ijenecke <t M.), dwl SW cor Clay and

Mason
Mangels J. C, dwl NE cor Tj'ler and Jones
Mangels Martin {M. d; C. Mangels), dwl 810 Lombard
Mangels M. & C, wholesale groceries and provisions, 211

and 213 California
Mangels Nicholas {Mangels Bros.), dwl SW cor Market

and Pearl
Jlangels Peter, barkeeper Adam & Kibbe, 516 Mont
Mangen John L., porter Collins, Wheaton & Luhrs, dwl

13 Anthony
Mangenberg C. Mrs., proprietress Hotel Villa, NW cor

Sixth Av and Fulton
Mangenberg Guido, dwl NW cor Sixth Av and Fulton
Mangeot Charles {Mangeot d: Daclin), dwl 9 John
Mangeot Charles, pressman Kane k Cook, dwl 9 John
Mangeot George, glovemaker, dwl Sophie Terrace
Mangeot & Daclin {Charles Mangeot and Charles Da-
clin), blacksmiths and wagonmakers, NE cor Sansom

and Jackson
Mangiante Gio Batta, vegetables, Colombo Market
Mangin P., dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Mangin Patrick, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Mangin William, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Mangles John, groceries and liquors, 1000 Folsom
Mangoin Frederick {Mangoin it Bahrt), dwl 1701 Market
Mangoin & Bahrt {Frederick Mangoin and M. Bahrt),

groceries and liquors, 1701 Market cor Brady
Manhattan B., porter Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
MAXH.iTTAN FBRE IXSI;RAXCE CO. (New York),

William J. Stoddart agent, office 215 Sansom
Manhattan House, James Cornyn proptr, 705 and 707

Front
MAXH.ITTAN LIFE IXSFRAXCE CO. (New York),

Landers & Co., general agents, office Nevada Block

309 Montgomery room 2
Manhattan Marble Co. of California, L. L. Alexander se-
cretary, office 13 Fremont
Manheim Isaac {Ilac/an A M., and Dresbach, Bane tb Co.,

Davisville, Solano Co., and Dorn, Cullard tt- Co.,

Chieo, BiUte Co.), dwl 424 Post
Mani Alexander, bookkeei^er Adrien G. Chauch6, dwl 29

Tehama
Manion A. (widow), seamstress, dwl Eleventh Av nr P,

South S. F.
Manion Bartley, laborer, dwl 73 Jessie
Manion John (Maker it M.), dwl 536 Minna
Manion Martin, molder, dwl 161 Tehama
Manion. See Mannion
Manjon John, gardener, dwl W s Market bet Fourteenth

and Fifteenth
Mankin Henry, laborer Cutting Packing Co., dwl S s

Broadway bet Montgomerj' and Sansom
Manks Elizabeth, proprieter Bonanza House, 103 Steuart

Manks Francis M., grainmarker, dwl 103 Steuart
Manksworth P., shoemaker, dwl 509 Washington
Manley Bridgeman, Excelsior Straw Worics, 814 Howard,

dwl 1 Howard Court
Manley Catherine (widow), dwl 1229 Pacific
Manlej' F., farmer, dwl 22 Turk
Manley Frank, painter, dwl 2013 Folsom
Manley George, foreman S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, dwl

AV s Mississippi nr Santa Clara
Manlej' John, dwl 529 Valencia
Manley John, laborer, dwl 32 Rausch
Manley J. S., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Manley Nelson W., dresser I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl

234 Page
Manley Stephen W. , teamster Donnelly, Dunne & Co.,

dwl S s First Av nr Railroad, South S. F.
Mann Albert W., clerk Sather & Co., res Oakland
Mann Alexander, cigars and tobacco, 232 Montgomery,

dwl 863 Folsom
Mann Alexander, machinist, dwl 848i Folsom
Mann Alexander, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Mann Azro Levi, teacher Boys' High School, dwl 520 Capp
Mann Charles, dwl 13 Noble Place
Mann Charles H., manager C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 32

Glen Park Av
Mann Christopher, clerk R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 213 Sutter
Mann C. N. Mrs., private boarding, 1104 Market
Mann David, tailor, 278 Jessie
Mann Frank, laundrjTnan, dwl 917 Sacramento
Mann Frank, painter, dwl 141 Thirteenth
Maun George, salesman Pakner Brothers, dwl 520 O'Far-

rell
Mann George S., dwl 31 South Park
Mann Henry, confectioner R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 213

Sutter
Mann Henry R. (Hutchinsmi, M. J: Smith), dwl Windsor

House
Mann James, dwl 737 Howard
Mann James C, currency teller Nevada Bank of San

Francisco, dwl 1617 Howard
Mann J. D. , dwl 636 Commercial

Mann Jeremiah J. (Smith, M. it Callow), dwl 303 Jones
Mann John, liverj- stable, 913 Geary
Mann Levi, bookkeeper C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 520

Capp
Mann Lewis, laborer, dwl 63 Tehama
Mann Louis, smutter Horace Davis & Co., dwl 54 First
Mann Matthew, carter, dwl 10 Bryant
Mann Minnie Miss, artist, dwl 1617 Howai-d
Mann P., miner, dwl 22 Turk
Mann Robert, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 278 Jessie
Mann Russel, milh^Tight Philip Hinkle, dwl 741 Market
Mann Samuel A., attorney at law, dwl 108 Ellis
Mann Samuel S., coal dealer, dwl 108 Ellis
Mann S. J. Mrs., teacher Valencia St. Grammar School
Mann William J., dwl 31 South Park
Manna J., clerk Bj'rne, Landers & Byrne, dwl 1049 Miss
Manna Matthew B.^ collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 5

Natoma
Mannegold George F., clerk J. M. Bradstreet & Son, dwl

SW cor Union and Powell
Manuel Ernest, dwl 254 Beale
Manner James, bookkeeper HejTieman & Co., dwl 1222

Green
Mannie Marcel, engineer tug Tiger, res Brooklyn

Manning , dwl NW cor Geary and Lyon

Manning Agnes M. Miss, principal Market St. School, dwl

600 Bush
Manning Alfred Washington, oyster grotto, 426 and 428

Pine, dwl 10 Central PI
Manning Conielius, laborer Jeremiah Browell, dwl 6 Cal-
houn, rear
Manning Denny R., moidder, dwl 620 Brannan
Manning George, phj'sician, office and dwl 51 Third
Manning H. C, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Manning Henry, butcher Auradou & Tortell, dwl 1712

Dupont
Manning Henry J., oyster and shell fish dealer, 672 How
Manning James, bookkeei>er, dwl 39 Tehama
Manning James M., dwl S s Geary bet Buchanan and

Webster
Manning James W., expressman, NW cor Kearny and

Pine, dwl 524 Pine, rear
Manning Jeremiah, junk, dwl SE cor Jones and Fran-
cisco
Manning Jeremiah, laborer, dwl Ash Av bet Laguna and

Octa\ia
Manning J. N. (Manning & Clark), dwl 712 California

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

ManiiinK.Tohn, horsesho«r Omnibus R. R. Ca, dwl NW

cor Third and Howard
llanninir John, porter Collins, Wheaton & Luhrs, dwl 13

Anthony
Maiininjr John F., porter J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 1006

Natoma
Manning John M., painter, dwl Jessie bet Fifth and Sixth
Manning Joseph G., printer EMward Bosqui & Co., dwl 32

Tyler
Manninjf Julia Miss, dressmaker, 414 O'Farrell
Mannin-f L. F., farmer, dwl 2* Turk
Manning Matthew, brakeinan Southern Pac R. R. •

Manning .Michael, hiickuian, dwl 25 Everett
Manninu' Micliael, laborer, dwl aS Stevenson
Manning Michael, laborer, dwl 1124J Han-ison, rear
Manning M. S., carpenter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post
Planning Xathaniel, brakeman, dwl ;504 Tuwnsend
Manning X. W., clerk He.'ulquartcrs Militan,- Division Pac.
Manning Patrick, hackman, dwl W s Kighth bet Harrison

and Bryant
Manning Patrick, porter J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl E 8

Di'lores bet Si.xteenth and Seventeenth
Manning Peter, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Manning Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, 260 First
Manning Thomas, stevedore, dwl 1.".04 Leavenworth
M.anning W. E., salesman D. R. Remington, dwl 815 Miss
Manning William, hogranch, SW cor Seventh and Railroad

Av, Stiuth S. F.
M.inning William, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 244 Clem
Manning William, seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
Manning William A., carpenter Albion V. Hussey, dwl 213

Cliattanooga
Manning & Clark (J. N. Afanning and J. Fred Clark),

stockbrokers, 330 Montgomery
Mannion E. Miss, domestic Mrs. M. H. Yates, 108 Ellis
Mannion Martin, laborer City Iron Works, dwl 161 Te-
hama
Mannion. See Manion
>Iannix Dennis, plasterer, dwl 321 Pacific
MannLx John ^^fannix d- Coyinor.s), dwl 16 Hawthorne
Mannix John, plasterer, dwl 1065 Market
Mannix Tliomas, plasterer, dwl 63 Clementina
MA.\XI\ A <'0.\XOKS (J«hH Mannijc and John R.

Ccmnorc), liquor saloon, 2:iC Montgovnery
Mannty M., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Dnimm
Manor James H., bookkeeper Crane & Brigham, dwl 645

Clay
Mauritz George, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

Buchanan and Bay
Manrow John P. , real estate, office 430 Montgomery, dwl

NE cor Chestnut and Larkin
Mans Amedce {Mann J: Staude), dwl 114 Virginia
Mans & Staude {AmMic ^Vans and John Statute), groce-
ries and liquors, 815 Pacific
HAXSBACH EMAXIEl, dry and fancy goods, 26

Keaniy, dwl 1138 Sutter
Manseat John, dwl 10 Maiden Lane nr Vallejo
Manseau Modest, dwl 904 Powell

Mansell Frederick, ornamental and signpainter, 423 Pine
Mansfeldt Hugo L., teacher music, dwl 313 Hyde
Mansfield Charles, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1621

Clay
Mansfield Ditch and Hydraulic Mining Co. (El Dorado Co.,

Cal.), office 331 Montgomerj- room 10
Mansfield Edward, currier, dwl NE cor Sixth and Mission
Mansfield, Ellmore & Co. («'. H. Mamfield and M. G. Ell-

nifrre), agents portable ice manuf machines, office 506

Commercial
Mansfield Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.), John M.

Buffington secretary, office 309 California
Mansfield H. H., foreman George W. Swan & Co., dwl 325

Fourth
Mansfield James, second officer Oakland Ferry stms, dwl

65 Jessie
Mansfield Joseph {Mansfield <t Hess), dwl Russ House
Mansfield Mayer, merchant, dwl 394 McAllister
Mansfield Richard C, carpenter, dwl 567 Stevenson
Mansfield Theodore, salesman Fleishman, Sichel & Co.,

dwl 394 McAllister
Mansfield W. H. {Mamficld, Elmore <i: Co.), dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Mansfield T., teamster, dwl N s Fifteenth bet Dolores and

Guerrero
Mansfield & V^ess {Joseph Mansfield and Andrew Jack-
son HcS'i), wines and liquors, 320 Montgomery
Mansir Henrj- Clay, photographer George D. Morse, dwl

407 Mason
Manske H., groceries and liquors, SW cor Howaixi and

Twentv-fourth

Manson A. H., carpenter and builder, dwl 257 Stevenson
Manaoii Frederick, laborer Gciirge H. Whitney, 114 Steu
Manson Homer, captain bark Melancthon, (jffice 44 Market
Manson James, machinist California Machine Works, res

East Oakland
Manson John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Manson John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Manson John S., real estate, office 200 Front, res San Jos6
Mansur Joseph, merchant, dwl 703 Market
Mantaler Jean, cook Edward Ohlen, dwl N s Union bet

Dupont and Stockton
Mantel Frederick, bricklayer, dwl 436 Green
Mantel Henry, cutter Joseph Bros., dwl SIC Powell
Mantel Michael, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf.

Co. , dwl 132 Seventh
Mantell Ferdinand, bookkeeper Charles Bernard, dwl

306 Grove
Manter E. P. {Ma/iter cO Houghton), dwl NE cor Scott

and Lombard
Manter & Houghton {E. P. Manter andWarren Uotijh-

ton), milkmen, NE cor Scott and Lombard
Manton John, exj^ressman, cor Harrison and Third, dwl

13 Clinton, rear
Mantz Frederick {Mantz d: Co.), dwl 118 Valparaiso
Mantz Frederick Jr., upholsterer, dwl 118 Valparaiso
Mantz John, candymaker D. Hirschfeld & Co., dwl 118

^■alpa^aiso
Mantz & Co. (Frederick Mantz and George Becker), fur-
niture, 1512 Stockton
Manuel E. , fruits and candies, 1 Clay, dwl 3 Clay
Manuel John, seaman, dwl 25 Commercial
Manuel John, bootmaker Thomas Mathews, 815 Battery
Manuel Jos6, seaman, dwl 1519 Dupont, rear
Manuel Joseph, barkeeper Frank Silva, dwl 644 Pacific
Manuel Joseph, boatman, dwl SW cor Washington and

Drumm
Manuel Joseph, deckhand stm Contra Costa, Market St.

\Miarf
Manuel Slanvel, hairdresser, dwl 661 Minna
Manuel Richard, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Manuel Rupert, clerk Henri- A. Highton, dwl 422} Fulton
Manz August, jeweler Cal. JewelryCo., dwl 1523 Leaven-
worth
Manzer Lonson M. , dwl 341 Brj'ant
Maple William, dwl 640 Jessie, rear
Mappa Domenico, laborer, dwl 215 Broadway
Mara M. Reed, teamster Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

722 Clementina
Marabella John, expressman, SW cor Washington and

Batten,-, dwl 1223 Bush
Maragoria Zacharia, foreman S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Maraschi Anthonv Rev. , treasurer St. Ignatius College,

841 Market
Marasky William, laundryman Grand Hotel
Marble A. L. Mrs., monej'-order clerk Post Office, dwl 1019

California
Marble Charles H., superintendent Market St. R. R. Co.,

dwl 630 Valencia
Marble Frank, driver S. F. Laundry Assn, dwl 23 Geary
Marble Henry, cook Rohlffs '& Woebke, dwl 1 Mission
Marble J., attorney at law, dwl 634 Minna
Marble John, liquor saloon, 406 Pacific
Marble Oliver J., waiter, dwl 744 Howard
Marblow Frank Mrs. (widow), dwl 225 Post
Marbo August C, laborer Ame & Brauger, dwl 634 Pacific
Marc Philip {Marc it Angot), dwl 7-29 Broadway, rear
Marc & Angot (P/ii7ip Marc and Julius Angot), liquor

saloon, 704 Pacific
Mar(jat Ida, seamstress Mrs. Josepha Labome, dwl 6 Mar-
garet PI nr Vallejo
Marce Michael, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Marcel Longe, baker Frank Jallu, dwl 404 Pacific
Marcen Julius, butcher Dean & Sutherland, dwl cor First

Av and Kentuckv, South S. F.
March C, sawmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., dwl 326 San
March Honora M. (widow), furnished rooms, 533 Mission
March James W., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 168

Town send
March Samuel, miner, dwl 721 O'Farrell
Mari;h. See Marsh

Marchal Constantin (Marchal <fc Co.), dwl 311} Sutter
Marchal Emile, laborer French Hospital, S s Brj-ant.bet

Fifth and Sixth
Marchal Louis, restaurant and liquor saloon, 630 Kearny,

dwl 3 Eniinet PI
Marchal Pierre, drayman F. Chevalier & Comte, dwl 312

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JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Mercliani

Marchal & Co. (Constantin MarchaJ), French confec-
tionery, 311 i Sutter
ilarchand A(ioli)h, molder Citj-Iron Works, dwl 217 Beale
larohand Constant {Croce d- M.), dwl 1016 Stockton
ilarchand Desin Charles, assaj'cr, dwl 019 Eddy
larchand Emile, waiter Priet & Quinquinet, dwl 522 Dup
ilarchand F. Mnie., dressmaker, 115 Stockton
Jarchand M. J., laborer, dwl S s Austin bet Octavia and

Lagima

ilarchand V., cook, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
ilarchant Christian, market, W s Fillmore bet California

and Sacramento
ilarchant E. A. (widow), dwl 439 Jessie
ilarchant George Ji.,{Marchant tt Hainey), dwl 128 Dora
Alarchaiit Joseph, wood and coal. La Rue's Wharf, dwl

415 Fremont
Marchant Leo, seaman, dwl 13 Clementina
Marchant Walter, dwl 21" Third
Marchant & Rainey (George H. Marchant and George

Raincy), upholsterers, 320 Post
Marchebout August, upholsterer Philip Theas, dwl 924

Dupont
Marchebout Victor, upholsterer Philip Theas, dwl 1117

Dupont
Mar' he; James J., carpenter and builder, 609 California
Ma: che e Peter, tailor, dwl 915 Jackson, rear
Maichi John (Giannini <£• M.), dwl 1714 Dupont
Marchmi Antonio, vegetable dealer, dwl 1408 Polk
Marchini Gaetano, merchant, dwl 1432 Geary
Marchini Mariano, liquor saloon, NW cor Davis and Wash-
ington, dwl 951 Howard
Marcinkowski Joseph, merchant tailor, 625 Market, dv/1

603 Pine
Marckwald B. Miss, student Heald's Telegraph Institute,

dwl 19 Oak Grove Av
Marcloff John, upholsterer, dwl 2217 Powell
Marcos Frank, bookkeeper Luke G. Sresovich & Co., dwl

27 Clinton
Marcon Andoxea Mme. , laundry, 517 Green
Marcon Claudius, laundryman, dwl 517 Green
Marcon Henrj', baker, dwl 10 Zoe

Maroovich Antonio, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Marcovich Nicholas, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Marcucci Abraham, vegetables, Colombo Market
Marcus Abram {S. Alexander <fc Co.), res New York
Marcus C. H. George {George Marcus d- Co.), dwl 932 Pine
Marcus Emma C. Mrs., teacher Valencia Grammar School,

dwl 535 Post
Marcus F.^cook Hermann StrUving, dwl 1313 Stockton
MARClfS VEORGE & CO. (C. H. George Marcus),
importers and commission merchants, and general
agents Trans- Atlantic Fire Insurance Co. of Ham-
burg, office 304 California
Marcus Gustav, bookkeeper Levison Brothers, dwl 612

Taj-lor
Marcus HaiTis, clothing, 414 Sacramento, dwl 1238 Fol
Marcus James, salesman Lesser Leszj'nsky, dwl 425 Eddy
Marcus Louis, dwl 272 Clementina
Marcus Morris, clerk John Mel & Sons, dwl 535 Post
Marcus Morris, clothier, dwl 1238 Folsom
Marcuse Abraham, foreman Lewis Brothers, dwl 819 Fil-
bert
Marcuse E., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Marcuse Felix, clerk, dwl 706 Green
Marcuse Hyman L., stationery, toys, and fancy goods,

1316 Stockton
Marcussen FVederick F., second cook Charles Gehring,

dwl 869 Market
Marcusi Felix, cigar dealer, dwl 1007 Pacific
Marcy Charles, silverplater, dwl 304 Third
Marcy Eliza A. (widow), dwl 407 Mason
Marcy Jules G., plumber, 804 Washington, dwl 731 Pine
Marcy William G. (Levi Markley d- Co.), dwl 433 Geaiy
Marcy Z., gasfitter Jules G. Marcy, dwl 731 Pine
Mardcn Cliarles, delivery clerk Oregon S. S. Co., Folsom

St. Wharf, dwl 116 Dora
Marden Decatur, hard\\'are, 610 Fourth, dwl 761 Harrison
Marden E., farmer Francis L. Such, cor Douglas and

Twenty-fourth
Marden Elijah D., fanner, dwl 256 Eighth
lUAKKEN IR.4, coffee and spice mill, and proptr Aztec
Pinole Co., 212 Sacramento, dwl SE cor Leavenworth
and Francisco
Marden John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Marden Robert A., National Art Gallery, 28 Third, dwl 21

Park Av
Marden William D., leatherdresser I. M. Wentworth &

Co., dwl 1 Polk
Mardis Fanny (widow), dwl 1585 Turk

Mare Frederick K., clerk, dwl NE cor Ninth and Shipley
Marechal Gobeau P., blacksmith Isaac Bibeau, dwl E 8

Mission bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Marengo Gaspare, vegetables, Colombo Market
Mareno Lazaro, bootmaker, dwl 3 Lafayette
Maret Eugene, cook, dwl 136 Fern Av, rear
Maret Victor, laborer, Francois Lacoste
Margenti Gio Batto, gardener, cor Market and Fifteenth
Margarito , farmer, dwl SW cor Montgomerj' Av and

Vallejo
Margetson F. G. J., clerk Consolidated Tobacco Co., 207
* Front, dwl 23 Powell
Margetts Charles, laborer William Groom, dwl junction

old San JosiS Road and Ocean Beach Road
Marggraf A. William, stableman Clay St. Hill R. R. Co.,

dwl 144 Leavenworth
Marggraf Charles, upholsterer John Keamy & Co., dwl

306 Jessie
Marggraf Joseph, foreman Cal. Furniture Manuf Co., dwl

679 Mission
Marggraf Joseph Jr. , molder, dwl 679 Mission
Marggraff Leopold, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

W s Devisadero bet Post and Geary
Margo Joseph C, dwl 292 Sixth
Margoonts Zacharias, laundrjTnan, dwl W s Wood nr

Point Lobos Av
Marguera Dolores Miss, dwl 1318 Dupont
Margut Joseph C, bootmaker Stephens & Dugan, dwl 222

Sixth
Marhave E. T., attorney at law, dwl 270 First
Marher John, blacksmith, dwl 431 Vallejo, rear
Marhmiann Henrj', clerk Peter Marhrmann, dwl 469

Clementina
Marhrmann Peter, groceries and liquors, NW cor Clem-
entina and Sixth
Mari Arey, pantrjTnan R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 213 Sutter
Man John, knifegrinder, dwl Polk Lane nr Stockton
Maria Jos6, laborer, dwl 1561 Keamy
Marialts Cherubino, bootmaker William Fritsch, dwl

3253 Mission
Mariana Philip, seaman, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear
Mariani Angelo (.4. Caselli A: Co.), 810 Sansom
Mariani Giacomo, cook, dwl 427 Filbert
Mariani Giacomo, driver N. Giamboni & Co., 520 Clay
Mariani Guiseppe D., hardware, crockerj-, etc., 1006 Dup
Mariani Stephen, groceries and liquors, and hardware,

SE cor Twenty-third and Columbia
Marianna Philip G., seaman, dwl 8 Polk Lane
Maricich A., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Maricich Lucas, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Marietich Andre\\', restaurant, 7 Commercial
Marietich Jacob, restaurant, 7 Mission
Marigoonis Zacharias, laundryman S. F. Laundry, NW

cor Turk and Fillmore
Marin Amelia Miss, seamstress Mrs. K. Perboner, N s

Vallejo bet Keamy and Dupont
MARIN COirXTY WATER TO., William T. Coleman

president, office 203 California
Marin John, carrier S. F. Chronicle
Marina D., musician, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Marincovich M., chop house, 22 Dupont
Marina Joseph de Sta, stockbroker, 446 California, dwl

1212 Turk
Marina. See de Sta Marina
MARINE BOARD OF I'NUERWRITERS, Caspar

T. Hopkins secretary, office 318 California
MARINE HOSPITAL V. S. (New), Government Res-
ervation Jlountain Lake
MARINE IRON WORKS, Adam Muir proprietor,

1015 Battery
Mariner Barnett M., driver Central R. R., dwl 1211 Turk
Mariners' Home, Thomas Chandler proprietor, 504 and

506 Davis
Marinhuf Hugo, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Marini Nicola, vegetables, Colombo Market
Marino Anna R. (widow), dwl li Auburn
Marino Bartolomeo, musician, dwl li Auburn
Marino Frank, stonecutter Larseneur & Sheerin
Marino J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co'.s Wharf
Marion George, belt manufacturer Herman Royer, dwl 64

First
Marion George, student Barnard's Business College
Marion Samuel, liquor saloon, 12 Clay, dwl 200 Wash
Marion Washington (George T. Hanley & Co.), dwl 206

Hyde
Marion. See Marrion
Mariotte Noel, civil and mechanical engineer, oflBce 302

Montgomery room 23, dwl 124 Tyler
Mariotte. See Marriott

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market

. p. VAIT 5CHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.

Mariposa Land and Mining Co. of California, Leander
Leavitt secretarj', office 309 Montgomery

Maripiisii Mininij Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), Hurry C. Olmstead
secretary, <irtice 40lt California

Maritado Xichnlas, saddler, dwl St. Charles PI

M.4KITI.ME: I.N'snt.iN'CI': <'0. (Liverpool), FaUkner,
Boll k Co. airents, office •130 California

Maritorena Josepha Mrs., dwl 9 Union \'\

Marjeson Alonza A., clerk freijfht auditor's office Central
Pacific R. K., cor Fourth and Townscnd, dwl 464
Si.vth

Mark Henrv, dwl 270 First

Mark William, porter W. W. George & Co., dwl 129i
Clara

Harkel Ames, carrier S. F. Chronicle and Evening Post,
dwl S-2S Pine

Markel David, carpenter, dwl 1057i Folsom

Markel Rufus C, carrier S, F. Chronicle and Evening
Post, dwl 528 Pine

Marker Joseph, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

.MARKKT RKVIEW (weekly), John H. Carmany &
Co. publishers and propriet<>ni, office 409 Wash

HARKET !!»T. BA.XK OF SAVI.XiS, Hiram
Rosekrans president, Thomas B. Lewis secretary,
William J. Couolly cashier, 634 Market

Market Street Furniture Store, B. F. Tuttle manager, 727
Market

MARKET ST. RAILWAY CO.. J. L. Willcutt
secretary-, Charles H. Marble sujierintendent, general
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room (38

MARKET !»T. RAILWAY CO.'S REC'EIYER'S
OFFICE. 1222 .Market

MARKET !»T. WHARF, foot Market

Markey Margaret (widow), laundress, dwl 1113 Kearny,
rear

Markey Hutfh W. , harnessmaker, 420 Hayes

Markey Owen, carpenter, dwl S a Twenty-fourth nr
Church

Markev Richard, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 18
Reed

Markey Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 212 Broadway

Markham John, shoeculter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe C!o.,
dwl 242} Clara

Markham L., dwl 737 Howard

Marki John, fruit market, dwl 1714 Dupont

Markley John E., bookkeeper Tait &, Hainque, 472 Te-
hama

Marklev Levi (Levi Markley Jk Co.), dwl 905 Market

MARKLEY LEVI A CO. (WUliam G. Marcy), pro-
duce and commission merchants, 302 Davis

Marko Frederick, blacksmith, dwl 18 First

Markodoch Baldo, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont

Marks , butcher, dwl 719 Clay

Marks Abraham, trader, dwl 304 Seventh

Harks Adoljih, dry goods, 1022 Dupont

Marks Adolph, tailor, 614 California, dwl 1402 Powell

Marks .Amelia (widow), dwl 825 Green

Marks August, cutler, 506 Commercial, res Alameda

Marks Bennis, dwl 1412 Bush

Marks Bemhard, shoecutter Levinsky Bros., dwl 216J
aara

Marks Charles A. , clerk John G. lis, dwl 825 Green

Marks Christopher, driver Joseph Bartels, dwl 30 Sixth

Marks David (Levi Strauss d: Co.), dwl 435 Gearj'

Marks Edmund, broker, 418 Montgomerj-, dwl 441 Mdy

Marks Eli, broker, office 419 California, dwl 318 Sutter

Marks Elizabeth Miss, dwl 30 White PI

Marks Erail, dwl 451 Natoma

Marks Emestina Mrs., crockery, 1417 Stockton

Marks Frederick, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

Marks Frederick, watchmaker and jeweler, SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Kearny, dwl 816 Green

Marks GusVave, salesman Adolph Morris, dwl 257 Stev

Marks Gustave A., boot and shoemaker R. Oolinreich, dwl
134 Fourth

Marks H., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson

Marks Harris, glazier, dwl 730 Union

Marks Henry, clothier, dwl 731 Clementina

Marks Henry, jjeddler, dwl 430 Drumm

Marks Henry-, tailor, 536 Commercial, dwl 630 Vallejo

Marks Herman, laborer P. Korbel & Bros., dwl 332 Towns-
end

Marks I., peddler, dwl 509 Washington

Marks Isaac, machinist Ferdinand B. Schoenstein, dwl 2
Russ

Marks Isaac D., real estate, dwl 816 Jackson

Marks J., dwl 11 Mason

Marks Jacob, dwl 419 Green

Marks Jacob, junk, dwl 1032 Folsom

Marks Jesse E., foreman John S. Bowman & Co., dwl 419

Green
Marks John H., butcher William Spreen, dwl cor First

Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Marks John J. Mrs., dwl SW cor Pierce and Haight
Marks Jo.seph (L. Abel <k Co.), dwl 452 Tehama
Marks Joseph, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Marks Joseph, marblepolisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 429

Pine
MARKS JO.SEPH, stockbroker, office 419 California

room 2, dwl Palace Hotel
Marks Josejih M., salesman P. Mish & Son, dwl 26 Everett
Marks Julius, clerk, dwl 235 Kearny
Marks L., merchant, dwl 502 Bush
Marks Louis, chickenranch, SE cor El Dorado and Utah
Marks Louis, drayman E. Goslinsky & Co., dwl 1011 Tyler
Marks Louis, ga,sfitter, dwl 2 Russ
Marks Louis, peddler, dwl 724 Washington
Marks Marcus, clerk Joseph Bamett, dwl 79 Fourth
Marks Marcus, harnessmaker William R. Cram, dwl 730

Union
Marks Marcus, oil clothing manufactory, 52 Clay, dwl 851

Stevenson
Marks Marcus, watchman Golden Gate Mills, dwl 23 Min
Marks Max, drajTnan Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 516 Fol
Marks Michael, junk jjeddler, dwl 607 Linden Av
Marks Michael, peddler, dwl 724 Washington
Marks Morris, dry goods, 450 Third
Marks Morris, i)eddler, dwl 433 Green
Marks S., broker, dwl 014 Sutter
Marks S. Mrs. , millinery, 106 Third, dwl 26 Everett
Marks Samuel, Hoboken Brewen% and ale and porter bot-
tler, 735 Tehama, dwl 130 Eleventh
Marks Samuel, tailor, 106 Jackson
Marks Samuel, tailor, 809} Washington
Marks Simon, .salesman Mrs. S. Marks, dwl 26 Everett
Marks Simon, salesman Samuel LezjTisky & Bro., dwl 443

Clementina
Marks Solomon, hats, caps, and clothing, 1119 Dupont
Marks Solomon, manufacturer boots and shoes, 415 Mar-
ket, dv.'l 406 Sixth
Marks Sophie Mrs., laundress Frank Mann, 917 Sac
Marks Theodore D. , salesman Selig Kohlberg, dwl 479 Jea-

Marks William, clerk Bell & Co., dwl 450 Third

Marks William, laborer, dwl 845 Dupont

Marks William, pantr\-man Cliff House, Point Lobos Av

Marks William C. , baker Adam Lang, dwl 30 ^Vhite PI

Marks William M. (Fernald d: M.), dwl 450 Third

Marks William S., clerk Joseph Marks, dwl 127 Mont

M.ARKS A CO. (Marks Zcllerbach), mining, office 438

California
Marks & Darrow Quartz Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.),

A. Noel secretary, office 419 California room 5
Marks. See Marx

Markshein , tailor, dwl 1031 Dupont

Markson Philip A., selector B. Nathan & Co., dwl 115

Stockton
Markwalder Herman, restaurant, 1226 Market
Markry Richard, baker, dwl 14 Reed
Marl Owen, butcher Mrs. Sarah Knowles, dwl 31 Natoma
Marl Peter, real-estate agent, dwl 820 Green
Marlborough J., dwl 636 Commercial
Marlett James H., captain schooner Ocean Spray, office

Pier 9 Steuart, dwl 1590 Bush
Marley Edward, painter, dwl 430 Valencia
Marlian Gregoria, dressmaker Jennie Schaaf, dwl 510

Broadway
Marliere HjnJolite (P. G. Somps <t Co.), dwl 827 Vallejo
Marlin George W., mailing clerk Post Office, dwl 526 Pine
Marlow Terrence, watertender stm Oriflamme, Oregon S.

S. Co.. dwl233i Perrj-
Marlow Thomas J., porter A. Lusk & Co., dwl 529 Clay
Marois Charles, brickmaker, dwl W s Eureka bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
Maron Barney, hostler Market St. R. R. Co.
Marondo Charles, laborer, dwl 422 Austin
Maroney Cornelius, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Maroney Dennis, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Maroney John, seaman, dwl 509 Washington
Maroney Peter, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 132 First
Maroney Stejjhen, solicitor New Wisconsin Hotel, NE

cor Montgomerj- and Pacific
Maroney William, laborer Pac. ifail S. S. Go's Wharf
Maroney W'illiam, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Maroney. See Moroney
Maronson F., dwl 869 Market
Martx>das S., fruit, 1020 Market, dwl 332 Jessie
Marovich John, fruits, 1203 Polk

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

riNE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D.. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery,

Jlarple William L-, artist, sttidio 330 Pine room 39, dwl

811 Van Ness Av

Marquard Adolph (William Dofer <t Co.), res Alameda

Marquard Fritz, dwl S15 St«ckton

Marquard John, barkeeper H. Haase, dwl SE cor Spear
and Harrison

Marquard John C-, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl
12 White n

Marquardsen Charles, carpenter, dwl 777 Market

Marquardsen EmesO H. J., clerk Frederick A. Dierck,
dwl IGO Xew Montgomery

Marquardt John George Rev., pastor Emanuel Evangeli-
cal Church, dwl 538 Jessie

Marquart John Henrj-, laborer, dwl KE cor Sierra and
Michigan

Marque Emile, editor Courrier de San Francisco, office
536 Clay, dwl 1904 Dupont

JIarques Miguel, local policeman, dwl 526 Chestnut

Slarquis Henn% locksmith, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear

MARQt'IS JOIIX, architect, 204 Montgomerj', dwl
2217iPacific Av

Marquist John, waiter, dwl 529 Pine

Marquiz Thomas, laborer, dwl 1603 Dupont

Marr Joseph T., dwl 204 San Jos6 Av

Marra John, boot and shoemaker, dwl 406 Francisco

Marran Michael , groceries and liquors, 337 Fourth

Marranell James, waiter Louis Meyer, dwl 551 Folsom

Marren John B., upholsterer, dwl 6 O'Farrell Alley

Marrin James, storekeeper Palace Hotel

Marrin J. W., chimney -mantel setter J. T. Millikin, dwl
8G3 Mission

Marrin Thomas, laborer, dwl 64 Natoma

Marrion John, market, 230 First

Marrion Thomas, butcher John Marrion, 230 First

Marrion. See Marion

Marriott A. , carpenter, dwl 1006 Clay

Marriott Francis, barkeeper Cornelius Mooney, dwl 335
Broadway

Marriott Frederick {Marriott <jt Son), dwl 2307 Jones

Marriott Frederick Jr. (Marriott & Son), dwl 2307 Jones

Marriott H., surgecni Pacific Mail S. S. Colima

M.4KKIOTT •& SOX (Frederick and Frederick Mar-
riott Jr.), proptrs San Francisco News Letter, Califor-
nia Mail Bag, etc., office 607-615 Merchant

Marriott. See JIariott and Mariotte

Marron Cornelius, whitener, dwl 1850 Stevenson

Marron Francis, plasterer, dwl 422 Shipley

Marron Frank, cutter Einstein Bros. & Co.

Marron John, clerk Peter Kelly, dwl 235 Fell

Marron John H., plasterer, dwl S s Eighteenth nr San-
chez

Marron John T., plasterer, dwl 422 Shi])ley

Marron John W., painter, dwl 422 Shiplej'

Marron Martin, cartman, dwl 10 Bryant Av

Marron Michael, groceries and liquors, 337 Fourth

Marron Patrick, plasterer, dwl 222S Bush

Marrow John H., milker Francis L. Such, cor Douglas
and Twenty-fourth

Marryatt Henry A., porter John Brougham, dwl 928
Washington

Marrj'att James, cook Edward P. Jeffries, 401 Brj'ant

Mars James Andrew, California Assay Office, dwl 126 Fifth

Mars John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 997 Bryant

Marsal Zoe (widow), dwl 307 Tehama

Marschen L., laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steuart

Marschausen Charles, barkeeper, dwl 542 Natoma

Marsdale DeWitt, miner, dwl 122 Turk

Marsden Ann Mrs., dwl 734 J Howard

Marsden Henrj", bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 648 How

Marsden James, engineer Snow & May, dwl 734^^ Howard

Marsellas George W., foreman D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwl 706 Folsom

MAR.SELLl'S ED'II'IX P., U. S. Marshal, office 5 U.
S. Court Building, dwl 1406 Van Ness Av

Marsh Albert, bookkeeper Richard Turner & Co., dwl 2606
Mission

Marsh Albert, policeman City Hall, dwl 1133 Clay

MAKSH AXI^REW J., official shorthand reporter
Fifteenth District and U. S. Courts, office 8 Mont-
gomery Av, third floor, rooms 7 and 8, dwl 2444
Howard

Marsh Charles, dwl 320 Gearj'

Marsh Charles, clerk dwl 930 Union

Marsh Cliarles C, attorney at law, office 330 Pine, room
49, res Oakland

Marsh Frank, boilermaker, dwl 239 Fremont

Marsh Frank H., clerk Ellis Read, dwl 2305 Jones

Marsh Frederick, dwl 930 Union

Marsh Frederick, expressman, 616 East

Marsh George, waiter, dwl 233 Montgomery Av

Marsh George H., carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 420

Second
Marsh H., butcher, dwl 33 Eddy
Marsh Harvey F.,machinehand William B. Bradbury, dwl

4.20 Second
Marsh Henry, importer pianos and music and agent Chap-
pell & Co. , 621 Market, dwl 930 Union
Marsh Henry F., agent eastern manufacturers, dealer dye

stuffs, chemicals, etc., 316 Clay, res San Rafael
Marsh John, porter, 417 Front, dwl cor Stockton and Val-

lejo
Marsh John B., with Sperry & Co., 121 California, dwl 602

Jla-son
Slarsh Julius, perfumer, dwl 5.34 Bush
Marsh Lewis M., cadet Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Marsh Nathaniel F., drajiuan Carolan, Cory & Co., dwl

413 Brannan
Marsh O. M. , night inspector Custom House, dwl 462 Jessie
Marsh R. G., stagemanager Palace Opera House, dwl 516

Bush
Marsh Stephen H., teacher music, dwl 2437 Larkin
Marsh Truss Co., Bogert & Caldwell managers, office 513

Montgomery
Marsh W. F., teacher Urban Academy, SW cor Geary and

Mason
Marsh W. H., dwl 522 Dupont
Marshall Mrs., depot Central Pac. R. R., dwl 618

Fourth

Marshall , dwl 108 Dora

Marshall A. J., carpenter, dwl 8 Carlos PI
Marshall Alexander, bootmaker, dwl 619 Natoma
Marshall Ajthur, livery stable and riding academy, 839

Clay
Marshall Benjamin, physician, office and dwl 620 Wash
Marshall Charles T., freight agent, dwl 217 Shotwell
Marshall Christopher A. , bookkeeper Edmond C. Kennedy,

dwl 1523 Leavenworth
Marshall D. G. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1003 Mission
Marshall David P., inspector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl SE

cor Fifth and Howard
Marshall E., salesman, dwl 12 Ellis
Marshall Edward, dwl 418 Oak
Marshall Edwin M., cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co.,

dwi 39 Minna
Marshall Francisca (widow), dwl 431 Vallejo
Marshall Frank, dairy. Silver Av nr Universitj- Mound
JIarshall Frank, deckhand stm Ainador, Market St. WTiarf
Marshall George L., expressman, junction Market and

Eddj', dwl 11 Caroline
Marshall George W., porter 303 Mont, dwl 1311 Powell
Marshall George W., tinsmith Alexander Hoy, dwl 1310

Vallejo
Marshall H. (Marshall <t Graij), 1813 Powell
Marshall Henry, barkeeper Blackburn & Fallon, dwl 319

Powell
Marshall Henry, bookkeeper, dwi 923 Powell
Marshall Horatio S., gasengineer California Theater, dwl

333 O'Farrell
Marshall Hugh, clerk Cross & Co., dwl 728 Bush
Marshall James, watchman S. F. and Pac. Sugar Co., dwl

cor Eighth and Brannan
Marshall Jacob, engineer, dwi 313 Bryant
Marshall James D., boots and shoes, 413 Hayes
Marshall James H., local policeman, dwl i2^ Langton,

rear
Marshall John, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Marshall John, cooper Charles Sealy, dwi SE cor Four-
teenth and Shotwell
Marshall John, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 24J Howard

Court
Marshall John, laborer, dwi 22 Boardman
Marshall John, machinist, dwl 105 Bernard
Marshall John, milkman, dwi 1717 Hyde
Marshall John R., showman, dwl 824 Kearny
Marshall Joseph (Williams & M.), dwi 2024 Pine
Marshall Joseph L., ornamental plasterer, dwi 2 Dora
Marshall Joseph S. (Anderson cfc M.), dwi 6 Graham PI
Marshall Joseph W., clerk Spruance, Stanley & Co., dwi

518 O'Farrell
Marshall L. Miss, student Heald's Telegraph Institute,

dwl 2127 Bush
Marshall Levin, lamplighter S. P. Gas Light Co., dwl 432

Natoma
Marshall Margaret (widow), dwi 1030 Pine
Marshall Nicholas, fish, 18 MetropoUtan Market, dwi Polk

Lane nr Stockton
Marshall Paul, clerk, dwl 206 Eddy
Marshall Peter, dwi 312 Union

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Proptr.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Marshall R. C, laborer Pac. Rolliuj;: Mills

Marshall Richard, seaman, dwl N s Sansom bet Green and

Union
Marshall Richard D., paperhantrer, dwl 275 Minna
Marshall Robert, clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl New Wash-

insrton I Intel
Marshall Robert, \vat<;rtender P. M. S. S. City of Pekin
Marshall Knsanna Mi-s., dwl .138 Mission
Marshall Seth (Seth Jfar.^littU d- Co.), res Oakland
Marshall iSeth & Co. (Charles K. Ruhiniton and William

T. W ickirare). stockbrokers, oltice :;07 California
Marshall S. J. Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 'J2!) Clay
Marshall Thomas, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 105

Bernanl
Marshall Thomas, spinner Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 1

Alabama bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Slarshall William, clerk, dwl 105 Bernard
Marshall William, porter, dwl 209 Prosjiect PI
Marshall William, teamster, dwl 727 Minna, rear
Marshall William J., contnvct<jr, dwl 304 Minna
Marshall Zoe (widow), dwl 139 Minna
Marshall & Gray (U. Marshall and E. G. Gray), liquor

saloon, 1S13 Powell
Marsluitz Leon C. (Hinckley <t- Co.), dwl 412 Eddy
Marshutz William S. , clerk delivery department Wells,

Fargo & Co., dwl 108 Mason
Marsicano Patricio, dealer salt, 75 Oregon, dwl SW cor

Broadway and Dupont
Marsili Lorenzo {Marsilid- Co.), dwl 320 Broadway
Marsili & Co. (Lort'nzo ifarsili, Antonio Barsoccohini,

Onesta Tocfnotti, and Leonirdo Uiancalana), livery

stables, 320 Broadway
Marson C. F. & Co. {Joseph B. Cate), cabinetmakers, 125

Grove
Marson Charles F. (C. F. Marson <(• Co.). dwl 127 Grove
Marson L., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Marssola Nichola, laborer Pardini & Bonaldi, dwl cor

Dupont and Vallejo
Marston Charles A., secretary Whitney & Co.'s E.vpress,

office 3 Commercial, res Oakland
Marston Delia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 86SJ Folsom
Marston Edward, dwl OljTnpic Lodgings
Marston Frank, patternmaker Hinckley & Co.
Marston H. W'., salesman George W. Clark
Marston J. H.. dwl Riiss House
Marston Levi Hall, carpenter, dwl 547 Minna
Marston Walter H., painter ^\'hittier, FiiUer & Co., dwl

Overland House
Marsualro Dominick, marblecutter Giacomo Brignardello,

dwl 1414 Stockton
Martalen Amelia Miss, dressmaker, dwl N s Greenwich

bet Dupont and Stockton
Martel James L., real-estate agent, office 636 Clay room

13, res Oakland
Martel John, gardener, dwl 210 Clara
Martel! John, shoemaker, dwl 3.56 Je.ssie
MARTELL JOHN, silverplater, 647 Sacramento, dwl

519 Bryant
Martell Margaret Mrs. , dwl 006 Jlinna
Martens, Bro. & Co. {Henry atid Hermann), boarding,

SE cor Shasta and Slichigan
Martens Christian, salesman Fritz Martens, dwl 913 Sac
Martens Fritz, butter, cheese, and eggs, 57 and 58 Wash-
ington Market, dwl 620 Filbert
Martens Henry {Martens, Bro. tt- Co.), dwl SE cor Shasta

and Jlichigan
Martens Henry, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 922

Br3-ant
Martens Hermann {Martens, Bro. <L- Co.), dwl SE cor

Shasta and Jlichigan
Martens J. H., cooper, dwl 909 Kearny
Martens John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Geary and

Laguna
Martens J. H. P., cellerman Henry Gerke, res Sonoma
Martens Marcus {Thnener <0 M.), "dwl 517 Post, rear
Martens Moritz, baker William Trost, dwl 245 Third
Martens Nicholas {Martens d: Laird), dwl 119 Sixth
Martens & Laird {Xicholas Martens and D. Laird), new

and secondhand furniture, 119 Sixth
Martens. See Martins

Martenson M. (widow), nurse, dwl 925 Broadway
Martenstein Daniel, miller Martenstein & Deming, dwl

405 Union
Martenstein Jacob {Martenstein ct- Deming), dwl 314 Oak
Martenstein John, laborer Martenstein & Deming, dwl

616 OTarrell
Martenstein Peter J., clerk Pac. Iron Works, dwl 314 Oak
Martenstein William H., bookkeeper Martenstein & Dem-
ing, dwl 314 Oak

9IARTE>i!^TEIN «!: nE.IIIXC: {Jacob Martenstein and
Halleck V. Deminr/), jiroiirictors National Flour
Mills, SW cor Battery and Pacific
Marteze Gui.sepiie, chocolatemaker, dwl SW cor Sansom

and Pacific
Marthal S., dwl 33 Eddy
Marti Jacob, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Martial Jules, glovemaker H. Grunbaum & Co., dwl 647

Commercial
Martial Phillip {Martial d- Jordan), dwl 407 Duiwnt
Martial & Jordan {Philip Martial and August Jordan),

porkpackers, 407 Duix>nt
Slarliere Hippolyte {P. G. Soinps J; Co.), dwl 827 Vallejo
Martille San)ucl, butcher, dwl 807 Filbert
Martin A. {Martin d- Grace), 008 Keamj'
Martin Abraham, dwl 179 Perrj'
Martin Addison {Martin d- Waggoner), res Oakland
Martin .^doljihe, locksmith, 012 Broadway, rear
Martin Albert, paying teller Tallaut & Co., dwl 1206 Mar-
ket
Martin Alexander, bootblack, dwl 1121 Kearny
IHAKTIN .4 LE.\AXDEn,raelter and refiner U. S. Mint,

office XW cor Fifth and Jlission, dwl 1024 Jackson
Martin Alexander, miner, dwl 863i Market
Martin Andrew, barkeeper Charles T. Schuppert, dwl 10

Quincy
Martin Anton, waiter Schneller & Beyer, dwl 13 Taylor
Martin Antonette Jlrs. , dressmaker, 1028 Dupont
Martin AnUmio, hairdresser John Thomas, dwl 110 Jack
Martin Antonio, seaman stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Martin Arthur, clerk Napa Soda Depot, 130 Geary, dwl

806 Stockton
Martin Bartholomo, hairdresser, dwl 636 Union
Martin Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 411 Filbert
Martin Bernard, gasfitter, dwl 1007 Gear)', rear
Martin Bernard, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Martin Bridget (widow), dwl E s Douglas bet Eighteenth

and Nineteenth
Martin Bridget (widow), dwl 411 Filbert
Martin Bridget (widow), laundress, dwl 108 William, rear
>IAKTI\ t'.4MILO. assistant manager London and San
Francisco I5ank (limited), and consul for Spain, office
424 California, dwl 719 Gearj'
Martin Charles {Giraud d- M.), dwl 532 Pacific
Martin Charles {Martin, Fevsier d- Steffani), res Petaluma
Martin Charles, cook stm Humboldt, Jackson St.Wharf
Martin Charles, freight clerk Southern Pac. R. R., dwl NE

cor Sixteenth and Howard
Martin Charles, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Martin Charles, solicitor, dwl 677 Harrison
Martin Charles A., stock dealer, dwl 411 Sansom
Martin Charles H., expressman, SW cor Jackson and

Drumm, dwl N s Pfeiffer bet Dupont and Stockton
Martin Christian S., carpenter, dwl 1505J^ Franklin
Martin Cornelius, policeman City Hall, dwl Chattanooga

bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Martin D., helper Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 130 Chat-
tanooga
Martin Daniel, boilermaker, dwl 30 De Boom
Martin Daniel, laborer Henry S. Dorland, NW cor Dolores

and Dorland
Martin Daniel E., superintendent Pac. Ice Co., office 718

Battery, res Oakland
Martin Daniel S. {D. S. Martin <fc Co.), dwl 440 Bush
Martin D.avid N. {Douglas d: M.), dwl 1510 Powell
MARTIV D. S. A CO. {Charles A. Malm), trunk man-
ufacturers, 258 Bush and 2 Post
9IARTI\ E. A CO. {David F. B. Henarie), wholesale

liquors, 408 Front
Martin Edward, clerk, dwl 515 O'Farrell
Martin Edward, clerk William Stone, dwl SE cor Pacific

and Laguna
Martin Edward, engineer, dwl 733 Natoma
Martin Edward, expressman, cor Broadway and Davis,

dwl 3 Vallejo
Martin Edward, laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth,

Long Bridge
MARTIN' EDWARD, secretarj' and treasurer The Hi-
bernia Savings and Loan Society, office NE cor Mont-
gomery and Market {and E. Martin A- Co.), dwl 725
Sutter
Martin Edward H., bookkeeper Weed & Gone, dwl 1 Fifth
Martin Edward J. Jr., cashier freight depot Southern Pac.

R. R., cor Fifth and Townsend, dwl 421 Bryant
Martin Enmia (widow), dwl 9 Union PI
MARTIN', FErSIER A STEFFANI {Charles Mar-
tin, Louis Feusier, and Camilo Stelfaiii), commis-
sion merchants and wholesale provisions, 309-313
Clay

JAMES Q. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and MoiF

Martin F. F., tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl Brooklyn

Hotel
Martin F. G., clerk, dwl 421 Eddy
Martin F. H., collector, dwl 838 Dupont
Martin Frank, draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl cor

Twenty-second and Chattanooga
Martin Frank, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine, dwl

Hall Alley nr Vallejo
Martin Frederick, plaster decorator, 39 Eddy, dwl 515 Bush
Martin Freilerick H., messenRer State Board Tide Land

Commissioners, dwl 715 Clay
Martin G. D., laborer Antonio Badaracco, dwl 538 Green,

rear
Martin George, dwl 614 Kearny
Martin George, civil engineer, dwl 514 Bush
Martin George, copyist and general agent, oflSce 56 Mont-

gonierj' Block, res Alameda
Martin George, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Martin George, shipwTight Middlemas & Boole, pier 19,

Steuart
Martin George, teamster, dwl 520 O'Farrell
Martin George, watchman S. F. Cordage Manufactory, dwl

W s Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Martin George M., clerk Dime Savings Bank, dwl 1134

Folsom
Martin Henry, clerk P. Martin, dwl 635 Union
Martin Henry, seaman barkentine Harrison, Jackson St.

Wiarf
Martin Henry, stonecutter, dwl 614 Broadway
Martin Henrj', watchman, dwl 50 Tehama
Martin Henr\ B., salesman Wheeler Martin, dwl Ns Mar-
ket bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Martin Henry W. , clerk Minor S. Martin, res Oakland
Martin Isaac, clerk, dwl 14 St. Mary
Martin Isaac D., salesman Simon Cohn, dwl 10 Oak PI
Martin I., restaurant, 515 Fourth
Martin J., dwl 843 Howard
Martin J. (widow), furnished rooms, 330 Sutter
Martin J. A., stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes
Martin Jacob, bagmaker, dwl 1510 Powell
Martin James, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
Martin James, correspondent Florence Sewing Machine

Co., dwl 1023 Clay
Martin James, hackdriver, dwl 449 Stevenson
JIartin James, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Martin James, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Martin James P., clerk J. H. Latham & Co., dwl 1155

Folsom
Martin J. C, carriagemaker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 1309

Stockton
Martin J. M., actor, dwl Overland House
Martin John, dwl 4 Card Alley
Martin John, dwl 118 Silver
Martin John, dwl 360 Jessie
Martin John, dwl 1155 Folsom
Martin John, barkeeper, dwl 916 Montgomery
Martin John, boxmaker, dwl 123 Spear
Martin John, captain bark Samoset, office Pier 11 Steuart
Martin John, cari)enter and builder, dwl 19 Willow Av
Martin John, clerk, dwl 1203 Union
Martin John, commission merchant, dwl 600 Bush
Martin John, fencing master, 430 Montgomery
Martin John, flshman, dwl 4 St. Mary
Martin John, hackdriver D. E. Root & Co., dwl 630 Miss
Martin John, laborer, dwl 17 Hubbard
Martin John, laborer, dwl 2520 Sutter
MARTIN JOU.\, livery and sale stable, 408 Bush, dwl

Russ House
Martin John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s Iowa nr

Solano
Mai-tin John, oiler Pac. Mail S. S. Granada
Martin John, painter James Donovan, 219 Davis
Martin John, plasterer, dwl 34 Hayes
Martin John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Martin John, second steward Pac. Mail S. S. Cityof Tokio
Martin John, watchman, dwl 909 Harrison
Martin John A., architect Charles Ashton, dwl 223 First
Martin John A., foreman Southern Pac. R. R. cut, dwl

W s Michigan nr Shasta
Martin John F., dwl 112 Hyde
Martin John H., carpenter, dwl 1916 Sutter
Martin John M. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1017 Van Ness Av
Martin John Ross, assistant secretary Art Assn, office 313

Pine, dwl 730 Fulton
Martin Joseph, bagmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl 709 Six-
teenth
Martin Joseph, bootblack, dwl 1121 Kearny
Martin Joseph, clerk T. O'Connor & Co., 425 Sansom
Martin Joseph, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 524 Jones

Martin Joseph, dressmaker, dwl 1028 Dupont

Martin Julia A. Miss, shoefltter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe

Co., dwl 55 Natoma
Martin J. W., machinehand Cal. Planing Mills
Martin Lewis, painter, dwl NE cor Howard and Twenty-
Sixth
Martin Louis, bootblack, dwl 1121 Kearny
Martin Louis, liquor saloon, SE cor Stockton' and^ Jack-
son, dwl 317 Filbert
Martin L. R., dwl Lick House

Martin Lucien A., printer Alta California, dwl 6 Glover
JIartin Lutzan, ragi>icker, E s Seventh nr Townsend
Martin M., milker Francis L. Such, cor Douglas and

Twenty-fourth
Martin Manuel {JBettencourt ct M.), 20 Clay
Martin Margaret (widow), dwl 648 Stevenson
Martin Marshall P., watchmaker and agent Hj-gienic

Familj' Physician, dwl 1134 Folsom
Martin Martin, blacksmith Betts Spring Co., dwl N s

Twenty-second nr Chatta,nooga
Martin Martin, liquor saloon, 18 Sutter
Martin Mary Miss, dwl 411 Filbert

Martin Matthew, cooper Cutting Packing Co., res Oakland
Martin Maxwell, miner, dwl 311 Hvde
Martin Michael (Martin <C- Guiidry), dwl 211 J Turk
Martin Michael, calker Boole & Webster
Martin Michael, liquor saloon, 158 First
Martin Minor S., stockbroker, office 307 California, res

Tubbs" Hotel Oakland
Martin Neil, laborer, dwl NW cor Guerrero and Sixteenth
Martin Nettie Mrs., dwl 1 Fifth
Martin P., butcher Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Martin P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
MARTIX P., president North Beach Cement Pipe Co.,
and agent Pacific Cement Co., office 502 Kearny, fac-
tor}' SE cor FYancisco and Taylor, dwl 635 Union
Martin Patrick, dwl 3 King
Martin Patrick, laborer, dwl 1822 Bush, rear
Martin Paul, master stm Marj- Taj-lor, dwl SE cor Kearny

and Vallejo
Martin Penn (J. Jullien it- Co.), dwl 823 Montgomery
Martin Peter, deckhand stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry
Martin Peter, laborer, dwl 521 Seventh
Martin Peter, machinist Francis Smith & Co., dwl Broad-
way bet Montgomery and Kearny
Martin Peter, watchman stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry
Martin Peter G., carpenter Albion C. Hussey, dwl 157

Seventh
Martin P. G. , teamster J. Morton & Co.
Martin Rebecca (widow), dwi 1510 Powell
Martin RajTiiond, miner, dwl 2021 Mason
Martin Robert, carpenter, dwl 613 Mission
Martin Robert S., coachman, dwl 116 Silver
Martin Robert S., dwl 385 Dolores
Martin Robert Steel, clerk U. S. Quarantine office. Front

St. Wharf
Martin Ross, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 1511 Tjler
Martin Samuel (J. M. Ranard i- Co.), dwl N s Jessie nr

Fifth
Martin Samuel, clerk, dwl 205 Taylor
Martin Samuel B., capitalist, dwl American Exchange
Martin Sarah C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 865J- Market
Martin S. B., capitalist, dwl Occidental Hotel
Martin S. B. Jr., student, dwi Occidental Hotel
Martin Simon, laborer, dwi 221 Clara
Martin Souza A., hairdresser John Thomas, dwl 418

Drumm
Martin Thomas, dwl 12 Clara

Martin Thomas, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwi 1304 Polk
Martin Thomas, laborer John Reynolds, dwl San Bruno

Road nr Twenty-eighth
Martin Thomas, laborer, dwl 124 Bush, rear
Martin Thomas, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 35

Jessie
Martin Thomas, shoemaker, dwi 1418 Pacific
Martin Thomas Mrs. (widow), dwl 733 Natoma, rear
Martin Thomas F., master mariner, dwl E s Nebraska nr

Sonoma
Martin Timothy, laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth,

Long Bridge]
Martin Victorine, milliner, 614 Broadway
Martin W., dwl Gait House, 632 Market
Martin W. H. (»'. //. Martin .{• Co.), dwl 18 Sherman
Martin W. H., engineer National Surgical Institute, dwl

319 Bush
Martin W. H., laborer U. S. Appraiser's office, dwl Minna

bet First and Second
Martin W. H. & Co. (John Ballard), (bridge and wharf-
builders, 7 Spear

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Qoods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Market ^

PS'CH'TC5 (Jii]Vl]^jl'i' Co.

P. MARTIN, Presidknt. - - G. RAISCH, Vice-Prksident.

L. D. LATIMEK. VT. \V. NORRTS. I. FKIEDLANDER.

MANUfACTURKRS OF

DRAIN AND WATER PIPE,

Factory : N. E. Corner Francisco and Taylor Sts.

OFFICE: 502 KEAR^'Y STREET. .

P. MARTIN, Sole Agent, j

RESIDENCE, 635 XJNIOIS^ STREET. '

Stench Trap.

Pipes of the above description, from i inches to 2 feet in diametei*,
constautl}' on hand, in any number.

These Pipes being very rich, and having been made for a long tims
are able to stand transportation to distant places.

*530

TO BOOH BTT"SrERS.

HORACE H. MOORE,

eOOMSILLIi,

609 MONTGOMERY STREET,

Mmm W!^mmm%mmm$ ©al»

Has recently returned from the Eastern States, with an extensive and varied collection of rare
and valuable books, purchased at the Trade and other Auction Sales. His stock now comprises
many rare and valuable Standard Works, suitable for Public and Private Libraries, and a line
collection of Illustrated Books, which are oftered for sale at extremely low prices..

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OP

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ALSO, A FULL LINE OP

LAW BLANKS AND STATIONERY.

609 MO>^TGO:SIERY STREKT;

San Francisco, Cal.

OLD STAND OF //. H. BANCROFT & GO.

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p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

MARTIN T^'HEKLER, proceries, wines and liquors,

nw Market, dwl N s Market bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Martin White Mining Co., Lyttleton Price secretarj-, office

60(5 MontgDHiery
Martin William, dwl Pacific Av bet Gouifh and Octa\ia
Martin William, oarjienter, dwl 803 Grove
Martin William, ex-clerk Police Court, dwl 143 Steiner
Martin William, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2 S. F.

F. D., dwl 025 Uroadway
Martin William, laborer, dwl 50 Minna
I Martin William, laborer Grand Central Hotel, 957 Market
Martin William, Lumljcrmen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont-

gomerj'
Martin William A., cooper Charles Sealv, dwl 22 Natoma
MARTIX tVILLIAM R. (Martin .0 'Sott), dwl SE cor

Bush and Polk
Martin William H. (ir. //. Martin A Co.), dwl 13 Sherman
Martin William H., tfeneral agent Cal. Immi^Tant Union,

office 3'2S ilontjjomery room 22, dwl 1408 Jackson
Martin William J., conductor Southern Pac. R. R., dwl

343 Minna
Martin William P., captain U. S. A., and military store-
keeper, office 105 Stockttjn, dwl 210(i Howard
Martin & Grace (.1. Martin and A. Grace), human hair,

etc., 60S Kearny
Martin & Gundry (Michael Martin and Henry Gundry),

junk, 20S Pacific
MARTIN A nORTOS (Martin Clark and Tkomoi R.

H(irton), wines and liquors, 545 Clav
M.IRTIN A XOTT(Tri7;iV(irt B. Martin and Craven

li. Xutt), liquor saloon and restaurant, SE cor Bush

and Polk
Martini Waggoner (.^rfrfi'smi Martin and George H.

\Va(igoner\ mining- agents, office 621 Sansora
Martin and Walling Mining Co. (Mariposa Co., Cal.), office

403 California room 16
Martin. See MartjTi

Martin's Block, S s Market bet Seventh and Eighth
Martin's Restaurant, F. W. Haubrich proprietor, 623 Com
Martinache N. J., surgeon, oculist, and aurist, office 137

Montgomery, dwl 526 Green
Martinas Charles, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Martinas Kate (widow), dwl 728 Vallejo
Martindale D. W., mining agent, office 331 Montgomery

room 18, dwl 77 Clementina
Martineaut E. D., physician, office and dwl 207 Kearny
Martineaut Joseph Mnie. , dress and corsetmaker, 436 Bush
Martinelli Bazillio, bootmaker, 802 Sansom
Martinelli Francesco, boarding, 19 Ohio
Martinelli Giovanni, wagonmaker Massone & Lacaze, dwl

215 Broadwa.v
Martinelli Juan, marblepolisher Stephen Campodonico,

dwl 5 Margaret PI nr Vallejo
Martinelli Ottavia, expressman, dwl 19 Ohio
Martinet Eugene, carpenter Friedrichs & Gercke, dwl

Howard nr Twenty-fifth
Martinet Jefferson, collector, dwl NW cor Coso and Aztec

Av, Bernal Heights
Martinetti Alfred, actor Bella Union Theater, dwl 914

Stockton
Martinetti Felix, sawj-er F. Korbel & Bros, dwl 330

Townisend
Slartinetti Paul, actor Bella Union Theater
Martinez Alexander, porter Montgomery Baths, dwl 17

Brannan PI
Martinez Carmen (widow), dwl 6 Hinckley
Slartinez Francis, plasterer, dwl 22i Scott PI
JIartinez Honora (widow), dwl 120 Olive Av
Martinez Juan, miner, dwl 6 Hinckley
Martinez Justo, vaquero, dwl cor Twelfth Av and P, South

S. F.
Martinez Manuel Fernando, secretary Consul General

Peru, dwl 55 Jessie nr Ninth
Martinez Martha H. (widow), dwl 528 Vallejo
Martinez Nicholas, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Martinez Raoul, clerk Belloc Fr^res, dwl 806 Stockton
Martinez Silas A., gardener, dwl 1313 Dupont, rear
Martinho N R., Portuguese Prov. and Benev. Assn, 109

California ro<.im 16
Martini Antonio M., hairdresser, dwl 116 Jackson
Martini Barchi, hairdresser, dwl 14 Pollard PI
Martini Bartolomeo, hairdresser, dwl 636 Green
Martini F., delivery clerk Pac. Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl

Lombard nr Mason
Martini Frank (Raphael Cervelli it Co.), dwl 1603 Dup
Martini John, dwl 14 Pollard PI
Martini John, dwl SW cor Bush and Mason
Martini John, bootblack, 341 Bush

Martini John, laborer Louis Donnadieu, dwl Hotel De

France, Pacific nr l)ui)ont
Martini Joseph, dwl 14 Pollard PI
Martini Josei>h, expressman, dwl 1112 Kearny
Martini Joseph, laborer, dwl 14 St. Charles PI
Martini Joseph Jr., dwl 14 Pollard PI
Martini Louis, fruits, dwl 1117} Kearny
Martini Mary (widow), dwl 14 St. Charles PI
Martini Nichol;vs, bricklayer, dwl 623 Broadway
Martini Paul, bootblack, dwl 14 Pollard PI
Martini Paul, cartman, dwl 10 Margaret PI
Martini Paul, iwrter Obenauer & Wagner, 39 Second
Martini Peter, laborer, dwl 10 Margaret PI
Martini Philip, bootblack, dwl 10 Margaret PI
Martini Kaffaele, vegetables, Colombo Market
MARTIN'OX .4., commission merchant, real estate, and

general agent, office and dwl 420 Montgomerj' rooms

2 and 3 third fioor
Martinoni Eniil, driver E. Guittard & Co., dwl 837 Cal
Martinoni Martm, waiter R. Cheda & Co., dwl 420 Jackson
Martinoni Peter G., Swiss Benev. Soc, C27 Commercial
Martinoni Steffano, waiter R. Cheda & Co., dwl 1019 Pow-
ell
Martinovich Samuel (Samitel Martinovich tfc Co.), dwl 8

Sacramento
Martinovich Samuel & Co. (Nicholas Ross), liquor saloon

and restaurant, 302 East cor Sacramento
Martins J. F. N., Portuguese Prov. and Benev. Assn, 109

California room 16
Marton Conrad J., hairdresser C. & J. Hoffman, dwl SW

cor Vallejo and Da^^s
Martson Nils, hackman, dwl 921 Sutter
Martt A. G., shoemaker, dwl 134 Fourth
Martyn William, foreman Cal. Fuse Works, dwl Iowa nr

Solano
Martz Frederick, clerk Hermann Comahrens, dwl 988

Howard
Maruda Spyra (P. Leonzini <t Co.), dwl 12 Dupont
Marum Thomas C, cashier J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl Russ

House
Marusich Arnerio, Austrian Benev. Soc. , 71 New Mont
Marvin Frank W., salesman S. W. Rosenstock k Co., dwl

1904 Stockton
Man-in Hetcher D., gardener, dwl Ws Old San Jos6 Road

nr Bernal Station
Marvin John, carpenter, dwl 777j Mission
Marvin Murrav, waiter Palace Hotel
MARM'KDEL CHARLES F., machinists' and engi-
neers' supplies, 56 First, res Oakland
Marwedel Edward H., importer upholsterers' hardware

and trimmings, 56 First, res Oakland
Marwell Edwin, dwi Arlington House, 127 Kearny
Marx Abi-aham, dwl 621 Fell

Marx Adolph, clerk Pac. Brewerj', dwl 258 Tehama
Marx Buchanan, lithographprinter G. T. Brown & Co.,

dwl 1302 Pine
Marx David, bookkeeper E. Eisenberg & Bros., dwi 621

Fell
Marx David, with Levi Strauss & Co., dwl NW cor Taylor

and Geary
Marx Flora (widow), dwl 1302 Pine
Marx Henrv, harnessmaker W'illiam F. Dorrance, dwl

1302 Pine
Marx Isaac, bookkeeper Weil, Cahn & Co., dwl 1101 Van

Ness Av
Marx Jacob, with Levi Strauss & Co. , dwi 418 Sutter
Marx Joseph, lumberman, SW cor Market and Steuart
Marx Levi, salesman D. Atkinson & Co., dwi 502 Bush
Marx Jloses, butcher William Block, dwl 719 Clay
Marx Nicholas, baker William Becker, NE cor Clay and

Mason
Marx. See Marks
Mar^-e George T. (George T. Ma-i-ye Jc Son), res Virginia

Citv, Nev.
Marje George T. Jr. (George T. Marye <fc Son), dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
MARYE OEORGE T. A" .SO\ (George T. Marye Jr.),

stockbrokers, office 322 Montgomerj'
Marj'e Michael, baker, dwl Overland House
Marjiand Mining Co. (Storey Co., Cal.), Charles A. Sankey

secretary, office 331 Montgomery room 20
Marysville Woolen Mills, L. «& M. Sachs & Co. agents, SW

cor Battery and Bush
Marzacano Patricio, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
MarzacaiK) Tommassi, laborer, dwi 526 Broadway
Marzeta Matilda (widow), dwl 924 Pine
Marzia Andrea, cook, dwl 305 Montgomerj- Av
MarzoU Joseph, waiter Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Mas Joseph, cook P. & H. Poetz, dwl 114 Virginia

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, ccr. Mont, and Mercian J,^

Mascapou Divan, waiter Somaly & Coqueugniot, dwl 624

California

Masch Frederick, expressman, Market bet First and Sec-
ond, dwl W s Guerrero nr Fifteentb

Maschio Giovanni, groceries and liquors, cor Mission and
Twenty-eighth

Maschio Vincent, coal and wood, 43S Minna

MASCHOWSKY ALBERT, liquor saloon, 731 Mis-
sion, dwl 9 Cleveland

Masculine Raphael, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont

Maserniann Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl
35 Brannan

Mashkoff Edward, laborer San Francisco Verein, 219
Sutter

Masich John, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery

Maskell John (ilaskell <t Summerfield), dwl 217 Seven-
teenth

Maskell & Summerlield (John Maskell and Alexander
Sutiimerfield Jr.), coal, NE cor Folsom and Spear

Masker Frank, candjinaker W. S. Townsend

Maslna Fredcrico, cook Orazio & Cadenasso

Masnata Aloysius, Very Rev. president St. Ignatius Col-
lege, 841 Market

Mason , dwl 1108 Powell

Mason , cook, dwl 122 Davis

Mason Mrs., laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough bet
Grove and Hayes

Mason A. J., local policeman, dwl 226 Sutter

Mason Alfred, plasterer, dwl W s Tennessee bet Mari-
posa and Solano

Mason Andrew, cook Racine House, 1023 Kearny

Mason Casper H., dwl 1109 Filbert

MASON' CIIARLE!^. British vice-consul, office 319 Cali-
fornia, res Saucelito

Mason Charles M. , contractor, dwi 833 Jessie

Mason Christopher, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-
ninth

Mason E. B., nightwatchman Wade's Opera House

Mason Edward, laborer new City Hall, dwl 328 Ritch

Slason Ernest B. , dwl 37 Fifth

Mason Frank G., salesman Strong & Williamson, dwl
611} Minna

MASON FREnERK'K. real estate, office 37 Mont-
gomery Block, dwi Palace Hotel

Mason Frederick, second officer stm Coquille, Pacific St.
Wiarf

Mason Frederick H., clerk, dwi 504 Broadway

Mason George, cook, dwi 310 Francisco

Mason George Edward, bottler ale and porter, dwl 2126
Stockton

Mason Henry, wine dealer, dwl 627 Green

Mason Henry J., barkeeper Hanson & Bro., dwi SW cor
Davis and Vallejo

Mason James, carpenter, dwl 611} Minna

Mason James, clerk, dwi 131 Third

Mason James, brewer Mason's Brewery, dwi 525 Chestnut

Mason James, law copjist, 418 Montgomery, dwi Lundi'
Lane, Bemal Heights

Mason John (Mason it MacGregor), dwl 519 Chestnut

Mason John, boilemraker, dwr24 ilinna

Mason John, bootmaker, 134 Mason

Mason John, carpenter, dwi 536 Third

Mason John, laborer, E s San Bruno Road nr Bay View,
South S. F.

Mason John, wine dealer, dwl 627 Green

Mason John Alexander, laborer Chaiies M. Plum & Co.,
res Oakland

Mason John E., civil engineer, office 37 Mont Block

MASOX JOIIX R., commission merchant, and agent
San Josd Woolen Mills, 535 Market, res Oakland

Mason Joseph H., physician, dwi 233 Fifth

Mason Joseph J., porter Hellmann Bros. & Co., dwi 2730
Mission

Mason J.Warren, dwi 429 Bryant

Mason Melissa B., seamstress, dwi 217 Third

Mason Morris, plumber, dwi 44 Louisa

Mason O. , porter U. S. Mint, res Oakland

Mason Robert, bricklayer, dwi 1325 Sacramento, rear

Mason Rose, stewardess Ellen Goodspeed, dwi 14 Virginia

Mason S. A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwi 233 Fifth

Mason Samuel, branch bakery, 1059 Folsom

Mason Thomas, machinist, dwl 636 Union

Mason Thomas, merchandisebroker, office NE cor Clay
and Davis, dwi 636 Green

Mason Thomas H., mason, dwi 14 Virginia

Mason W. C, expressman, foot Market, Oakland Ferry

Mason William, seaman, dwi W s Main nr Harrison

Mason W. C. & Co., Oakland and Brooklyn Express office,
16 Sacramento

Mason & MacGregor (John Mason and Daniel Mac-
Gregor), proptrs Mason's Brewer)', 525 Chestnut
Mason. See Maison and Mayson
Masoni Henrv, cook, dwl 259 Minna
.MA80.M€ ROARD OF RELIEF, office Masonic

Temple
MASOVIC t'EMETERY, Masonic Av bet Fulton and

Turk, entrance Point Lobos Av nr Lone Mountain
M.ISO.MC CEMETERY ASSOCIATIO.X, George J.

Hobe secretarv, office Masonic Temi)le
MASO.VIC SAVi.\«S .4X1> L0.1.\ B.4XK, William
H. Culver president, Francis Smith vice-president,
Hiram T. Graves secretary', 6 Post, Masonic Temple
MASONIC TE.MPLE, NW cor Montgomery and Post
Masou Charles, measurer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 132

Silver
Masounabe Peter, waiter, dwi 105 Geary
Mass Pet«r H. , porter George Hughes, dwi 1560J Jones
Masselmann Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwi

SW cor Brannan and Eighth
Massen F., nightinspector Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s 'Wharf
Masser Henrj' W., clerk J. R. Walton, dwi 719 Market
Masset August, bootmaker J. J. Villeneur, dwi 222 Ritch
Masseth Michael, expressman, NW cor Pine and Sansom,

dwi 308 Minna
Massey Atkins (Massey 6: Yung), dwi Russ House
Masse v Franklin, seaman, dwl 9 Broadway
Massey H., dwl 1008^ Market

Massey Herman W., office 507 Montgomery, dwi 819 Post
Massey Henry, clerk John G. Hodge & Co., res East Oak-
land
Massey James B. , clerk Baxton & Co. , dwi 819 Post
Massey William, carpenter, dwl 938 Harrison
MASSEY' A WSa (Atkins Massey and yicholas
Yuiig), coffin warerooms and undertakers, 651 Sac-
ramento
Massic John G., miller, dwi 527 Sacramento
Massie William G., hairdressing saloon, 12 Steuart, dwl 18

Jessie
Massison Mathias, shoemaker, dwl 938 Folsom
Massmann John, frescopainter, dwi 402 Sixth
Masson Francis P. (Masson Fr'eres), dwi 39 Tehama
Masson ¥Teres(Victor £. and Francis P.), manufacturing

and wholesale confectioners, 413 Commercial
Masson Joseph, cook Priet & Quinquinet, dwi 409 Dup
Masson Julius, upholsterer, dwi 24 Metcalfe PI
Masson Junes, upholsterer, dwi 24 Metcalfe PI
Masson Marius V., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 44

Louisa
Masson P. R. F. Mme., teacher French, 44i Sixth
Masson Thomas, master mariner, dwi 729 'Treat Av
Masson Victor B. (Masson Fr'eres), dwi 1817 Powell
Massone Guiseppe (Massone d- Lacaze), dwl 619 Front
Massone >i Lacaze (Guiseppe Massone and Baptlste La
caze), blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 619-623 Front
Massoni C., laborer N. Giamboni & Co., 520 Clay
Massoni Poalini (Gaily <t Massoiti), dwi 1308 Dupont
Massou Aimee (Massou & Roziere), dwi 315 Fourth
MASSOir «S: ROZIERE (A imie Massou and C. Rozi-
ere), wines and liquors, 315 Fourth
Mast C. L., salesman law department A. L. Bancroft &

Co., dwl 10 O'Farrell
Mast Hennan, clerk, dwi 28 Bernard
Mast Julius, brewer, dwl 12 St. Charles PI
Mastainich Paul, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Masten Edmond C, broker, office 426 California room 4,

dwi 15 South Park
MASTEN NATHEN K., cashier Nevada Bank of S. F.,

office NW cor Mont and Pine, dwi 15 South Park
Masten Newton, clerk E. C. Masten, dwl 15 South Park
Masten William H., master mariner, dwi 62 Tehama
Master George, dwi S s Shotwell nr Twenty-second
Master Mariner's Benevolent Association, rooms 510 Bush
MASTER MARINERS* E.YCHANGE, Bennett H.

Madison manager, 305 East
Masterman Thomas, cabinetmaker, dwl 520 Folsom
Masters F., dwi 26 Eddy
Masters Marian L. (widow), dwi 8 Moss
Masterson Catherine (widow), dwi 8 Adelaide PI
Masterson Charles (Xortoti <(■ M.), dwi 701 O'Farrell
Masterson James, laborer Central Pac R. R., dwi 823

Harrison
Masterson James, seaman, dwi NE cor Berry and Madden
Masterson John, armorer Hibernia Hall, dwl 522 Stev
Masterson Lawrence, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwi cor

Polk and Austin
Masterson Mary (widow), dwi 108 Silver
Masterson Patrick, engineer W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl
44S Minna

HY&IENIC BOARDING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 Cal

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Masterson Robert, butcher, dwl cor M and Tenth Av,

South S. F.
Masterson Thomas, teamster Simon Silvcrberg, dwl S a

Tenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. V.
Masterson William, stonecutter, dwl 522 Stevenson
Mastick Charles L., clerk A. C. Nichols & Co., res Ala-
meda
MA STICK E. B. Jt J. ^y., attorneys at law, office

520 Montjfomory
Mastiek E. Benjamin, collector Charles M. Plum & Co.,

dwl ItlO Geary
Mastick Edwin B. (R. B. it J. W. Maxtiek), res Alameda
Mastick Joseph \V. (E. B. it J. W. Mastick), res Bay St.

Station, Alameda
Mastick Levi B. (S. L. Mastick <t- Co.), dwl W s Capp nr

Twentieth
Mastick Seaburv L. (S. L. Mastick ,{• Co.), dwl 345 Beale
IMAS'l'K'K S. L. A ro. {Levi B. Mastick and Charles

E. P. Wood), lumber and Puget Sound Packets,

Pier 10 Steuart
Mastney Adolf, cigar-boxmaker, dwl 5 Freelon
Mastney Eug^ene, laborer F. Korhel & Bros., dwl 1320

Clay
Mastney P. V., lithographprinter, dwl 5 Freelon
Mastrup Ness, carbuilder Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 26}

Garden
Masurctte Henry, fireman Southern Pac. K. R., dwl 2026

Folsoin
Mat Foo Say (Chinese), cipirs and tobacco, SE cor Broad-

wny and Montjjoniery Av
Mataran Bernard, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Matanvnger Dennis, restaurant, 153 Third
Matastazio Alexandria {Joseph Profumo ifc Co.), dwl 1823

Powell
Matche John, machinist, dwl 540 Harrison
Matches A. E., frameniaker Daniel Winter, dwl 740 Har
Mateovich Vincent, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 407

Green
Mathe Charles, groceries and liquors, 827} Folsom
Mather Eli, laborer Martin Kedon, dwl Kearnj' bet Jack-
son and Washington
Mather Frank C, traveling agent William Garrettson &

Co., 629 Washington
Mather John A. , carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-fifth Av nr

L, nr Bay View
Mather John E., seaman, dwl 36 Merchant
Mather J. W., office 207 Sansom, res Oakland
Mather Mathew, dwl 405 Folsom

Mathers William, clerk Abrams & Carroll, dwl 217 Second
Mathes S. A., teamster San Jos6 Woolen Mills, 535 Market
Mathes Samuel A., carpenter, dwl 19 Silver
Matheson Albert, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 1607

Mission, rear
Matheson B. (widow), dwl 1607 Mission, rear
Matheson Daniel H., carpenter, dwl 24 Hampton PI
Matheson Donald, carpenter, dwl 24 Hampton PI
Matheson George, carjjenter, dwl 550 Jessie
Matheson Hugh, carpenter, dwl 24 Hampton PI
Matheson James, carpenter, dwl 24 Hampton PI
Matheson James, horseshoer Bernard Gallagher, dwl 260

Minna
Matheson Jennie Miss, artist Shew's Photographic Gal-

ery, dwl 1607 Mission, rear
Matheson Margaret (widow), boarding, 919 Folsom
Matheson Mark, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 1607

Mission, rear
Matheson Murdoch D., carpenter, dwl NE cor Fillmore

and Fell
Matheson N., machinist Hinckley & Co.
Matheson Robert, compositor Frank Eastman, dwl 1137

Pacific
Matheson W. D. , coachman John H. Redington, dwl SW

cor California and Franklin
Matheson William, carpenter Hinckley & Co.
Matheson. See Mathewson and Mathison
Mathew Terrence, physician, office and dwl 175 Fourth
Mathew Theodore V., stage line proprietor, dwl 44} Sixth
Mathews Alice Mrs., capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl 212

First
Mathews C. C, physician, office and dwl 34 Eddy
Mathews Charles, boxmaker Geo. W. Sv\an & Co.
Mathews Charles, captain ship Shirley, office Pier 11

Steuart
Mathews Charles H., painter and whitener, dwl 56 Te-
hama
Mathews David, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
Mathews Edward, laborer, dwl 1423 Jackson
Mathews E. G., merchant, office 300 California, res East
Oakland

Mathews George, stock dealer, dwl 148 Sixth

Mathews George, teamster Elliot & Brother, dwl NW cor

Fillmore and Waller
Mathews Harvey, collector F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 1220

Pacific
Matthews Henry, engineer, dwl 28 Clay
M.4THKWS Bl. E. »t i'O. {Joseph P. Lecount), sta-
tioners anil blank hook manufacturers, 306 Cal
MATHEWS IIENUY E. («. E. Mathewn & Co.), res

East Oakland
Mathews .James, bootmaker Thomas Mathews, dwl 1003

Battery
JIathews James, laborer Bay Sugar Refinerj'
Mathews James, secretarj' Lick Trust, office Lick House
Mathews James A., laborer, dwl 417 Vallejo
Mathews John H., butcher John D. Coughlin, dwl 244

Sutter
Mathews John M. {John Ziegciibein <£.- Co.), dwl 1242

Mission
Mathews JI., dwl 737 Howard
Mathews M. Miss, teacher South S. F. School, dwl 549

Tehama
Matbews Mathew, blacksmith, dwl 11 Hubbard, rear
Mathews Patrick, laborer, dwl 540 Howard
Mathews Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King

and Second
Mathews Peter, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Mathews Rochert, seaman, dwl 111 Jackson
Mathews Ruth Miss, teacher Lincoln Gi-ammar School
Mathews Samuel, teamster, dwl 613 Howard
Mathews Samuel A., accountant, 203 Montgomery
Mathews S. B., mining agent, dwl Russ House
Mathews Tliomas, boot and shoemaker, 815 Battery, dwl

1003 Battery
Mathews Thomas, liquor saloon, 6 Virginia PI
Mathews William, dwl 22 Tehama
Mathews William, stoneyard, E s Central Av bet Bush

and Sutter, dwl N s Sutter bet Central Av and Lyon
Mathews. See Matthews
Mathewson Alexander, dwl 40 Minna
Mathewson Andrew, carijenter, dwl 22 Turk
Mathewson Francis B. Miss, dwl 500 Eddy
Mathewson George, hairdresser, dwl 232 First
Mathewson George, painter California Theater
Mathewson J., machinist, dwl 227 Second
Mathewson John, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

9 Downey
Mathewson Nelson, machinist, dwl 18 Natoma
Mathewson Nelson Jr. , mattressmaka;- Cal. Furniture

Manuf. Co., dwl IS Natoma
Mathewsf)n R., miner, dwl 410 Larkin
Mathewson Thomas, dwl 40 Minna

Mathewson Thomas D. , real estate, dwl 1616 Washington
Mathewson W., machinist, dwl 227 Second
Mathewson. See Matheson, Mathison, and Matthewson
Mathias Antone, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Mathias Charles {Mathias & Hildcbrand), dwl 815 Union
Mathias J. App. , dwl 421 Fourth
Mathias Nicholas, laborer, dwl 721 Pacific
Mathias & Hildebrand {Charles Mathias and Alexander

Ilildehrancl), coal and wood, 112 and 114 Washington
Mathies Herman, waiter San Francisco Verein, 219 Sutter
Mathiesen Jacob, soapmaker Union Soap Factory, dwl

1120 Mission
Mathiesen Martin W., porter J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 793

Mission
Mathieson John, pilot, dwl 230 Green
Mathieson Katie J. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan

Grammar School, dwl 230 Green
Mathieu Alphon.se, dwl 711 Commercial
Mathieu Alphonse {Mathieu d: Maison), dwl 627 Green
Mathieu Alphonse, musician, dwl 443} Pine
Mathieu Felice, peddler, dwl 4 Bartol
Mathieu G. & Son {Gaston Mathieu, Jr.), watchmakers,

904 Market
Mathieu Gaston {O. Mathieu <fc Son), dwl 904 Market
Mathieu Gaston, Jr. (G. Mathieu A Son), dwl 904 Market
Mathieu Julius, salesman G. Mathieu & Son, dwl 904 Mar-
ket
Mathieu Narcisse, bootmaker Hatch & Lexow, dwl 26

Louisa
Mathieu Samuel, proptr Hotel de Paris, 1027-1031 Dupont
Mathieu & Maison {A Iphojise Mathieu and Leon Maison),

manufacturing jewelers, 434} Pine
Mathis Christopher, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger &

Son, dwl 722 Minna
Mathis John, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Mathisau Ajidrew C, bookkeeper Nelson & Doble, dwl
1400 Polk

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery

MAT

534

MAU

Slathison George, carpenter Wilkie & Graj', 113 Davis
Mathison Jacob, soapmaker. Mission and Tenth, dwl 1120

Mission
Mathison Job, engineer and draftsman, N 8 Berry bet

Fourth and Fifth
Mathison Lewis, seaman, dwl 102 Pacific
Matliison Nils, longshoreman, dwl 27 Clay
Mathison Thomas (Starr ib M.), dwl N s Berry nr Fourth
Mathison. Sue JIatheson and Mathewson
M.iTM'K LOriS. Universal Exchange, Jackson St.

Wharf, dwl 1306 Pacific
Matisen Henrj\ laborer, dwl 100 Jackson
Matison Otto, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl E s Bry-
ant Av bet Harrison and Bryant
Matison Richard, porter F. B. Taylor & Co., dwl 907 Lar-

kin
Matkie Frederick, confectioner, dwl 810 Pacific, rear
Matlan Patrick, laborer, dwl Parker Av nr Fulton
Mato Bartolza, upholsterer, dwl 0 Vallejo PI
Matoni Angelo, waiter Maison Doree, dwl 631 Broadway
Matran B. F., salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl 10(5 Post
Matrica Ciprani, expressman, cor Washington and Davis,

dwl 320 Broadvi-ay
Matrica Garibaldi, expressman, NW cor Washington and

Davis, dwl 320 Broadway
Matschek Frederick, druggist, dwl 207 Montgomery Av
Matsell Mathew, seaman, dwl 23 Vallejo
Matsen George, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Matson Charles M. (Matsoii it Sicenskerson), dwl 132 Steu
Matson George, expressman, cor Davis and Oregon, dwl

E s Eureka bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Matson James C, bootfitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 1

Polk
Matson John P., blacksmith O'Kerlund & Basmussen, dwl

Francisco bet Powell and Mason
Matson Otto D., fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 9J De-
catur
Matson Peter, watchman Pac. Mail S. S. China
Matson & Swenskerson {Charles M. MaUon and Ole

Swenslcerson), proptrs Western Home, 132 Steuart
Matson. See Mattson

Mattat Charles G. Jr., tobacco and cigars, 316 Montgom-
ery Av, dwl 821 Greenwich
Matte Henry, newspapercanier, dwl 1426 Dupont
Matteeus Cliristopher, weaver, dwl 913 Greenwich
Mattern Henry, carver M. D. Nile, dwl 8 John
Mattern Hermann, clerk Charles Bender, dwl 8 John
Mattern Otto, helper James Hunter c& Co., dwl 8 John
Matters Michael,Jaborer, dwl 433 Broadway
Matterson James; captain schooner Pacific, dwl 906i Fol
Mattes John, billiardmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., dw-1 435

Pine
Mattfeldt William, drayman Littlofield, Webb & Co., dwl

420 Brannan
Matthai John C. H., blacksmith, E^s Mission nr Twen-
ty-ninth
Matthai Mary E. (widow), dwl 131 Turk
Mattheisen Mathias, bootmaker Edward Main, dwl, 913

Folsom
Matthenson J., asst housekeeper Palace Hotel
Matthew E. F. , dwl 624 Fourth

Matthews Mrs. (widow), dwl 731 Vallejo

Matthews Bernard, hostler, dwl NE cor Clipper and Dia-
mond
Matthews Bernard, hostler Van Nostraud & Co., dwl Va-
lencia nr Sixteenth
Matthews Bridget (widow), dwl 438 Union, rear
Matthews Charles, dwl 946 Harrison
Matthews Charles, carpenter Holland & Ruppel, dwl 514

Howard
Matthews C. R., carpenter, dwl 527 Sacramento
Matthews Edwai-d H., waiter stm Julia, Market St. Wharf
Matthews E. J., speculator, dwl 108 Taylor
Matthews George, laborer Occidental VVarehouse, dwl 42

Stanly PI
Matthews Hattie Miss, danseuse Palace Opera House, dwl

15^ Clementina
Matthews Henry, real estate, dwl 317 Mason
Matthews Henry, seaman City of San Fr.ancisco
Matthews Henry, boot and shoemaker, 521 Sacramento,

dwl What Cheer House
Matthews Henry E., secretary Lick Trust, office and dwl

Lick House
Matthews James, carpenter Pac. Mail S. S. Co.'s China
Matthews James, foreman Horace Davis & Co.
Matthews James, superintendent S.F. Gas Light Co., dwl

325 Brannan
Matthews John, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 529
Valencia

Matthews John J., seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Matthews John M., phrenologist, dwl 38 Russ
Matthews Lawrence, laborer, dwl E s York bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Matthews L. C, Mrs., dwl W s Van Ness Av bet Turk

and Eddy
Matthews Martha, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Matthews Mary (widow), dwl 1013 Leavenworth
Matthews Jlaiy Mrs., tailoress Michael Short, dwl 549 Te-
hama
Matthews Millie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Matthews Owen, laborer, dwl E s York bet Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty-third
Matthews P., seaman stm Oriflamme, Folsom St.WTiarf
Matthews Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Mattliews Peter, fisherman, dwl 55 Clay
Matthews Samuel, seaman, dwl 252 Beale
Matthews Samuel D., carpenter, dwl 1836 Howard
Matthews W., clerk letter department Wells, Fargo &

Co., dwl 88 Ninth
M.ITTHEWS >VILLI.4!», attorney at law, offlce 522

Montgomery, dwl 612 Commercial
Matthews William D., watchmaker James Young, dwl 737

Howard
Matthews William R. (Matthews cfc Dell), dwl 406.^ Sixth
Matthews & Dell (William li. Matthews and Charles L.

Dell), real-estate agents, 3 Post
Matthews. See Mathews
Matthewson Darius Rev. , Elder Second Advent Christian

Church, dwl 331 Seventeenth
Matthey Robert, baker, 1523 Mission
Matthias Louis, dwl 1525 Dupont

Matthias Louis William, electrotyper Pacific Tjrpe Foun-
dry, dwl 1525 Dupont
Matthieson Matthias, shoemaker, 640 Filbert
Matticivich Nicholas, liquor saloon, NE cor Battery and

Washington, dwl 911 Clay
Mattingly J. Mrs., confectionery, 1225 Broadway
Mattingly John, porter John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 1225

Broadway
Mattingly John A., salesman Ledden, Whipple & Co., res

Oakland
Mattingl}' Joseph, dwl 223 Kearny
Mattingly Richard L. , dwl 413 Tehama
Mattis George, dwl 424 Sansom

Mattoon Joseph S. (Mattoon cfc Danglada), dwl 307 Third
Mattoon & Danglada (Joseph S. Mattoon and Ygnaoio
Danglada), ship and custom-housebrokers, 502 Bat
Mattos Charles, porter, 216 Kearny, dwl 121 Morton
Mattos Peter, Austrian Benev. Soc. , 71 New Montgomery
Mattox Henry A., clerk Anglo-Calif ornian Bank, dwl 705

California
Mattox Max, butcher, dwl 405 Leavenworth
Mattrin Herman, leathercutter, dwl S John
Mattson A., captain bark Harvest Home, offlce Pier 5

Steuart
Mattson Henry, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Mattson J. G., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Mattson J. P., blacksmith, dwl 430 Drumm
Mattson Magnus, master mariner, dwl 430 Drumm
Mattson Olof , master mariner, dwl 506 Hj"de
Mattson Soren, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Mattson. See Madson, Mathison, and Matthewson
Matty John, gardener Cyras A. Eastman, dwl 28 Haw-
thorne
Matz Samuel, carriagemaker, dwl 34 Fifth Av
Matzkewitz Henry, master mariner, dwl 339 Union
Matzo E., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Citv of Tokio
MAV ALKKIKX «ft €0. (Herman J. Sadler), wholesale

groceries, 216 and 218 California
Mau H. Albert (Albert Mau d- Co.), dwl 90S Van Ness Av
Maubec Charles, commission merchant, 406 Batterj', dwl

615 Sacramento
Maubec Henry (A. E. Sabatie <fc Co.), dwl 2 Burritt
Mauber Josephe, laborer S. F. Chemical Works, dwl W s

Guerrero nr Sixteenth
Maude Albert C. (Jackson <t M.), dwl 1310 Larkin
Mauer Andreas, with Christian Feldmann
Mauerhan Conrad, cellarman, 321 Montgomery, dwl 34

St. Mary
Mauerhan Mollie Miss, domestic, dwl 418 O'Farrell
Maugein Fannie Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 1326 Polk
Maugein Paul, coachman, dwl 1326 Polk
Mauldin B. F., capitalist, office 207 Montgomery, dwl

Gi-and H<itel 9 . f. i \ i-1t >4k

i>IAIJLI»I.V lIlICiH, stockbroker, office 'S16 fnlifiu^vy

dwl Grand Hotel
Mauldin John, upholsterer, dwl S s Twenty-fourth nr
Harrison, rear

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Turnishing Goods

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Zearny, Establislied 1862.

Mauldin Lopez, bookkeeper Hugh Mauldin, dwi Russ
House

Mauldin Thomas, miner, dwl 22 Turk

Maume Johanna B. (widow), dwl 5 Natoma

Maume Matthew B., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 5
Natoma

Maunder Matthew C, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 1211
Union

Maunder Philip, waiter Francisco Garcia, dwl 16 Prospect
PI

Maupin Mary Mrs., dwl 18 Ellia

Maurais Clarice, chainuaker, dwl SW cor Mission and
Spear

Maumn August, cook Cliff House, Point Lobos Av

Muran Joseph R., civil engineer Major George H. Men-
dell, office .'i33 Kearny, dwl 407 Octa\ia

Maurer Charles J., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinerj-, dwl 724
Sixteenth

Maurer Frederick, real estate, dwl 724 Sixteenth

MAI RBK LEvO, proptr Columbia Hotel, 741 Market,
dwl 21> Stevenson

Maurer Peter (Maurer tfc Fero), dwl 670 Clementina

Maurer & Fero (Peter Maxirer and Giovanni Feru), hair-
dressers, 4 Montgomery Av

Mauri Andres (Mauri Bruttiers) dwl 803 Leavenworth

Mauri Brothers (Joaquin and Andreii), importers corks
and cork wood, 411 Sacramento

Mauri Joaquin (Mauri Brotliers), dwl 803 Leavenworth

Maurin John B., hatter, 207 Dupont

Maury Jefferson, ciiptain Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio

Maus.sliardt Charles, sawA'er Kmball Agricultujal Impl.
Maiiuf. Co., dwl 024 Fourth

Mausshardt Conrad (Maunshardt <Se Hoelachcr). dwl 210^
Thirteenth

M.4I>>SII.4.KI»T A HOEL.<^('HER (Conrad Mauss-
hardt u)id William Iloehcher), wholesale dealers
brandies and liquors, 541 Market

Mauttlor Andrew, carpenter, dwl 32 Moss

Hautz Albert, salesman Ernest E^mann, dwl 924 Stock

Mauz}' Reuben D., physician, dwl 526 Turk

Mavricich Frank, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont

Mawby Edwai-d, waiter stm Senator, Broadway St. Wharf

Mawson Edwin R., shipjoiner, dwl N s Sierra nr Georgia

Maxanar George, shoemaker George Hepp, dwl 1313 Dup

Maxcej' Patrick, fireman, dwl 135 Townsend

Maxey Frederick, painter, dwl 48 Minna

Maxfield George L., carpenter, dwl 900 Valencia

Maxfield George R., seaman, dwl 427 Fremont

Maxfield H. B. Mrs., dwl 305 Kearny

Maxfield Levi, blacksmith, N s Silver Av nr San Bruno
Road

Maximilian Ferdinand, waiter William Gerstenberg & Bro.,
dwl 233 Jessie

Maxson Frank (Crystal Soda Water Co.), dwl SE cor Bush
and Broderick

Maxwell Alice (widow), dwl 1911 Stockton

Maxwell Andrew, hostler Charles F. Drjer, dwl 207 Mont-
gomery Av

Maxwell B., miner, dwl 417 Turk

Maxwell C, dwl 614 Kearny

Maxwell Clara L. (widow), "dwl 2008 Jackson

Maxwell Creek Gold Mining Co. (Mariposa Co., Cal.), R.
J. Wilson secretary, office 420 California

Maxwell George F., salesman Horace H. Moore, dwl 1911
Stockton

Maxwell George H., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 2008 Jack

Maxwell James (W. G. Towmhend tt Co.), dwl 810 O'Far-
rell

Maxwell James,' master mariner, dwl 515 Howard

Maxwell James L, captain bark James B. Bell, Pacific St.
Wharf

Maxwell John, laborer Henry S. Dorland, NW cor Dolores
and Dorland

Maxwell Patrick, blacksmith, 257 Twelfth

Maxwell Richard T., physician and siu-geon, office and dwl
135 Kearny

Maxwell Thomas, carpenter, dwl ,701 McAllister

Maxwell Thomas B., porter, dwl 233 First

Maxwell Wesley S., jxiinter, dwl 333 Fourth

Maxwell William A., shorthand reporter, 729 Montgomery
room 6, dwl 1206 Market

Maxwell W. J., seaman, dwl 104 Steuart

May Alphonse, butcher Peter Job, dwl NW cor Kearny
and Broadway

May Archibald, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm

May Boy Silver Mining Co. (Utah), Richard B. Noyes sec-
retary, office 419 Calif I mia room 27

May C. C', tailor, dwl 4 Carlos PI

May Edward, peddler, dwl 1031 Dupont

May Edward, mining secretary, office 419 California room
28, dwl N s WasningUjn nr Stockton

May Elias, porter, dwl 18 First

May Elias, salesman B. Levy & Co., dwl 22 John

May Eva (widow), dwl 15 Filbert, rear

May Frank, dwl 222 Post

May Frank B., bookkeeper Goodwin & Co., dwl Interna-
tional Hotel

Ma^ Fulton H., engineer, dwl 2 Calhoun

May George B. (Hoodwin d: Co.), dwl 1313 Taylor

May G. W., dwl 636 Commercial

May Henr)', marketman, dwl SE cor Stock and Lombard

May Hugh S., engineer, dwl 12 Calhoun

May Jacob J. , merchant, dwl 1305 Larkin

May James, farmhand, dwl 20 Sacramento

May James, laborer, dwl 141 Second

May John, dwl 717 Ellis

May John, expressman, cor First and Brannan

May John, foreman S. F. Packing and Provision Co., dwl
810 Montgomery

May John, hackman James Shea

May John A., niitster mariner, dwl 1916 Buchanan

May Joseph (Livitpjstoiiii- Co.), dwl 1023 Powell

May Josephine (widow), dwl 771 Harrison

May J. W., hairdresser, dwl 174^ Minna

MAY LOl'IS, proptr Folsom Laundry, Sixteenth nr
Valencia, dwl 450 Guerrero

May Noel, engineer, Greenwich St. Wharf, dwl 315 L^nion

May Peter,'.fish, 4 Clay St. Market, dwl N s Broadway nr
Montgomery

May Prosper, wines and liquors, 712 Commercial

May Richard, solicitor Henry Keller &, Co., res Oakland

May Sarah Mrs., operator Remington sewing machines,
31 Third, dwl 32 Fourth

May Solomon, dwl 450 Guerrero

May Thomas, dair>nnan, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr
Golden City Hriuse

May William, clerk, dwl 1015 Stockton

May William B. (Snoiv A- M.), dwl 1114 Clay

May William T., traveling agent, dwl 1515 Dupont

May Z. T., stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl 509 Bush

Mayberry Edward L., caqienter and builder, dwl 522 Capp

Mayberry J. Wesley, contractor and builder, dwl 711 Shot-
well

Mayblum Moritz, merchants, office 218 Battery, dwl 1353
Post

Mayborn M. J. Mrs., teacher Denman Grammar School,
res Oakland

Maybury Charles A., clerk Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 570
Folsom

Maybiu^- Richard, shipwright, dwl 351 First

Mayer Abraham, clerk Frank i Co. , dwl 608 Stevenson

Mayer Albert, with Lewis Hentrich,dwi 1502 Broadwaj'

Mayer Albert M. , bookkeeper William B. Bradburj-, dwl
311i Jessie

Mayer August, butcher, dwl 807 Filbert

Mayer August, machinist, dwl 231 Stevenson

Mayer B., upholsterer Goodman & Co.

Mayer Bemhard, wagon, 118 Sansom, dwl 115 Franklin

Maver Charles, boot and shoemaker, 712 Pacific, dwl 1513
" Powell

Maver Charles, cloaks and suits, 20 Montgomery, dw 1 406

■ Eddy

Mayer Charles Jr., clerk Charles Mayer, dwl 406 Eddy
Mayer Charles, oysters, Grand Central Market, dwl 560

Minna
Mayer Christian F., liquor saloon. Railroad Av nr Fif-

" teenth Av, South S. F.
Mayer Christian G., cooper S. Lachman & Co., dwl Rail-
road Av, bet Fom-teenth and Fifteenth avs, South S. F.
Maj-er Edward, locksmith Charles Otto, dwl 429 Bush
Mayer Emil, hostler R. Mayer, dwi 258 Perry
Mayer Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First
Maj er Frederick A. , salesman F. M. L. Peters, dwl 871

Mission
Mayer Frederick D., blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, dwl

■ 2312 Gough

Mayer George, teacher languages, dwi SW cor Dupont and

Broadway
Mayer GustaCnis W. Rev., rector Trinity Chapel, dwl 603

Fulton
Mayer H., laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Mayer H. E. , commission merchant, SW cor Montgomery

' Av and Kearny, dwi 409 Sansom
Mayer Henry (Mayer d; Hirghfeld), dwl 31 Turk
Mayer Henrj- L., engineer Hawkins &, Cantrell, dwi 134

" Fourth
Mayer Isaac C, furs and skins, office 123 California, dwl

313 Geary

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, "WTiolesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mm

Mayer Isidore H., bookkeeper Held, Bros. & Co., dwl 217
Gearj'

Maver Jane (widow), dwl 532 Vallejo

Maver John {Berber & M.), dwl 312 Post

Mayer John A., clerk Harry Clark, dwl 2100 Bush

Mayer John L., blacksmith Andresen Bros., dwl 933 Miss

Mayer Joseph, chiirch-organbuilder, 127 Page

Maver Joseph, merchant, dwl 810 Mission

Mayer Joseph, stoves, etc. , 609 How, dwl 907 McAllRter

Ma3er Joseph, tailor, 431 Pine

Mayer Jules (jB. O. Lyons cfc Co.), dwl 1121 Geary

Maver Lehman, clerk L. Dinkelspiel & Co., dwl 834
" McAllister

Mayer Leon, jeweler, dwl 318 Sixth

Maver Leopold, merchant, office 300 Battery, dwl 320
'Turk

Mayer Marcus (Galinger .0 M.), dwl 528 Turk

Mayer Martin S., upholsterer, dwl 608 Stevenson

Mayer Max, cashier Peixotto & Silverman, dwl 830 McAl-
lister

Mayer Morris, window and lookingglass, 716 Washing-
ton, dwl 722 Washington

Mayer Nathan, salesman Kullman & Armer, dwl 229
Kearny

Mayer Philip, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eleventh
and Natoma

Mayer Richard, hay and grain, 859 Harrison, dwl 258

Perry-
Mayer S. Julius, salesman Livingston & Co., 220 Cal

Mayer Samson, upholsterer, dwl 608 Stevenson

Mayer Samuel D., insurance agent, 221 Sansom, dwl 636
Sutter

MAYEIt SIJIOX, public administrator, office 636 Clay
room 4, dwl 1113 Leavenworth

Mayer Thomas C, dwl VI h Garden

Mayer Wendelin, proptr Pioneer Exchange, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Montgomery, dwl 613 Powell bet Pine and
Bush

Mayer William, bootpolisher, 785 Market, dwl 33 Geary

Mayer & Hirshfeld {Henry Mayer and Peter Hirsh/eld),
' merchant tailors, 34 Montgomery

Mayer. See Maier, Meier, Meyer, Mier, and Mj'er

Mayerhofer Francis V., physician, dwl E s Guerrero nr
Twenty-sixth

Mayerhofer Hannah, proprietress Kising Sun Gardens,
E s Guerrero nr Twenty-sixth

Mayers A. L., dwl 11 J Oak

Mayers Alfred {Robert Mayers & Son), dwl 718 Green

Mayers Benjamin, salesman Julius Samuels, dwl 11^ Oak

Mayers David L., clerk Abraham Levingston, dwl llj
Oak

Mayers Henry, importer and retail watches, jewelry,
diamonds, etc., 205 Montgomery, dwl 310 Stockton

Mayers John, boots and shoes, 1712 Leavenworth

Mayers Joseph, special policeman, dwl 728J Howard

Mayers Philip, architect, dwl 111 Hayes

Mayers Robert {Robert Mayers <fc Son), dwl W s Lom-
bard PI nr Stockton

MAYKKS ROIC£RT «& SON {Alfred Mayers), May-
ers' Bazaar, Japanese and fancy goods, 213 Kearny

Mayers Samuel, shipchandler, dwl 802 Howard

Majers William F., painter, dwl 636 J Jessie

Mayers. See Meyers and Myers

Mays George, oyster saloon, 40 and 42 California Market,
res Alameda

Mayfield Abraham {Mayfield & Co.), dwl 15 Harriet

Mayfield Henry, dwl 620 Washington

Mayfield Josie, actress, dwl 16 Sutter

Mayfield & Co. {Abraham Mayfield and Leopold Alts-
chid), crockery and glassware, 8 Battery

Mayhew , dwl 759 Market

Mayhew E. E., carpenter Baldwin's Hotel

MAVHEW H. ALLE.\, grainbroker and commission
merchant, NE cor Clay and Davis, res Oakland

Mayhew Hebron B. , deputy collector U. S. Internal Rev-
enue, dwl 1047 Howard

Mayhew Henry H. {Coffin X- M.), dwl SE cor Howard and
Twentv-first

Mayhew John, dwl 136 Sixth

Mayhew John H., master mariner, dwl 18 Guy PI

Mayhew Katie Miss, actress Baldwin's Academy of Music,
d«l 310 Stockton

MAl'HEW W. E., apothecary and chemist, 144
Fourth

Mayhew William B., clerk Atheam & Co., dwl 16 Second
Av nr Sixteenth

Mayhood John, stovemounter R. C. Terry & Co., dwl 464
Jessie

Mayley John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.

Maynard Allison, painter Frost & Richards, dwl SW cor

Montgomery Av and Kearny
MajTiard Benjamin C, dwl 512 Folsom
Maynard Benjamin G., dwl 557 Harrison
Mavnard D. D. {Maynard •(■ Jones), dwl 721 Ellis
m.il'.^ARD CiEORUE F., auditor citv and county,

office 2 City Hall first floor, dwl 16 South Park
Maynard George H. , clerk Joseph Bassett, dwl 933 Kear
Maynard Henrv G., broker, dwl 720 Bush
MAl'XARB iAF.i.YETTE, capitalist, office 409 Cali-
fornia, dwl 557 Harrison
MajTiard Lucius S. , carpenter, dwl 219 Mission
Maynard S. W., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 535 Howard
Maynard Vicena Mme., clairvoyant, office and dwl 115

Fourth
MajTiard & Jones {D. D. Maynard and Joseph K. Jones),

boots and shoes. 238 Kearnv
MAY.XARO'.^ Bi;iLDI.V<^, NW cor Cal and Battery
Mayne Charles, capitalist, office 524 Mont, dwl 1116 Stock
Mayne Francis, dwl 530 Jessie
Mayne Henry J., carpenter stm Ajax, Oregon S. S. Co.,

dwl 548 Folsom
Mayne. -See Main

Maynor Abraham, confectioner, dwl 124 Hayes
Majnnison Louis, seaman Pac. Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Mayo Antonio Soto (widow), dressmaker, 1319 Dupont
Mayo Charles, pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl 1111

Montgomery'
Mayo Christopher, laborer, dwl 5 Dodge
Maj'o E. G., carpenter, dwl 32 Ellis
Mayo James, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 122 Geaty
Mayo John, bricklayer, dwl 018 California
Mayo Juan, dwl 2 Jasper PI

Mayo Nathaniel C. , mason new TJ. S. Appraiser's Building
Mayo Richard G., painter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

1615 Sacramento
Mayon Thomas C, clerk National Surgical Institute, dwl

319 Bush
Mayon Thomas H., physician and surgeon, and manager

National Surgical Institute, dwl 723 Shotwell
M.4.YOK SAJJ FRAXCISCO, office City Hall first floor
Mayou James, carj^enter, dwl 921j Howard
Mayou Robert, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

19 Folsom Av
Mayrisch Adolph {Mayrisch Brothers <fc Co.), res Encinal,

Alameda
Mayrisch Brothers &Co. {Adolph, Gitstav, and Rudolph),

manufacturers cigars, and importers leaf tobacco,

NE cor Battery and Clay
Majrrisch Gustav {Mayrisch Brothers <fc Co.), res Alameda
Mayrisch Otto, foreman factory Herman Engelbrecht,

dwl 17 Havens nr Leavenworth
Mayrisch Rudolph {Mayrisch Brothers cfc Co.), dwl 2208

Taylor
Maysenhalder Frederick, teamster E. K. Howes & Co., dwl

W s Shotwell bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Mayson Joseph M., stockbroker, 326 Montgomerv, dwl

607 Bush
Maywald William, butcher Christian Marchant, dwl W s

Fillmore bet California and Sacramento
Mazeas Frank, captain sloop Solferino, Washington St.

Wharf
Mazera Giovanni, laborer, dwl Rowland Alley nr Bdwy
Mazetti Bartol, milkranch, N s Greenwich nr Steiner
Mazedda Louis, laborer, dwl 10 Hinckley
Mazzi Giovanni, dwl 600 Broadway
Mazzini Augustus, vegetable dealer, 7 Jasper PI
McAbee Andrew, carpenter, dwl 86 Geary
McAdam Edward, woolgrader S. F. Wool Exchangre, dwl

W s Church bet Twenty-third and Twenty-Fourth
McAdam Henry, dwl Franklin Hotol
McAdam Owen, boots and shoes, 134 Third, dwl 230

Minna
McAdams Edward, printer, dwl 139 Clara
McAdams John, boilermaker, dwl S s Twenty-fifth nr How
McAdams John, stevedore Oregon S. S. Co., dwl cor

Brannan and Sixth
McAdams Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 228J Perry
McAdams Ronald, carpenter, dwl N s Twenty-third nr

Sanchez
McAdams Thomas, liquor saloon, 112 Dupont, dwl Mis-
sion bet Seventh and Eighth
McAdoo J., trimmer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 1 Haywood
McAddoo James, dwl 624 Fourth
McAFEE KROTHERS (C. W. and Louis C), real

estate agents, office Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery

room 44

SMITHSOITIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Cal lA)

.'! . P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

McA

537

McA

McAfee C. William {McAfee lirothcrx), dwl 602 Leav
Mc'Afee Kdwiii, clerk l':icific Bank, dwl 002 Leuveiiworth
McAFKE L01II8 <'AKKOLL (.Vc/l/cc Hiotlwrs), and

ci\'il engineer, office Nevada Hlock, 309 Montgomery

room 44, dwl 10Sr> I'ost
McAFEE, SriEKS ct CO. {Willinm McAfee and

Janus Spier<i), boilennakers and machinists, 309 and

311 tlowaid
Mc.Vfee Whit Miss, dressmaker, dwl 421 Minna
McAfee William, dwl 1036 Post
McAfee William {McAfee, Spicru i- Co.), dwl 711 Treat

Av
McAfee William A., machinist William Deacon, dwl 711

Treat Av
McAfee William C, real-estate agent, dwl 602 Leav
McAfee William H., mechanic, dwl 20^ Garden
McAifey J., baker stm Driflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
McAldownej' Frank, laborer, dwl 1715 Post
McAleenaii Thomas, laborer, dwl 7 Harrison Av
McAleer Andrew, bookkeejier Frederick H. Hammer, dwl

2635 Harrison
McAleer Charles, salesman, dwl 213 Seventeenth
McAleer Edward C, collector Hutchinson, Mann & Smith,

dwl 1012 Stockton
MoAleer Fi-ank, boilermaker Portland Boiler Works
McAleer Frank, tanner, Mission Creek bet Santa Clara

and Eighteenth, dwl 2034 Folsom
McAleer HuL,'h, s;iwyer Holland & Ruppel, dwl 30 Clara
McAleer James, boilermaker Portland Boiler Works, dwl

817 Vallejo
McAleer James, laborer Central Pac. R. R.
McAleer Patrick, marbleworker, dwl 4 Martha PI
McAlenj- Sarah (widow), dwl 1182 Han'ison
McAlest«r William F. (Madiion, Burke it Co.), dwl 618

Third
McAIister Charles J., superintendent West Coast Furni-
ture Co., dwl 1506. Howard
McAIister John, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
McAIister John, teamster Warden McClure, dwl 1012

Xatoma
lNlcALl!»TER JOHN H., Central Wool Depot, N s

Townisend bet Fifth and Sixth, res Oakland
McAIister Peter, turner Langland & Leach, dwl 242 Towns-
end
HcALLSTER THOMAS, upholsterer, NW cor Sutter

and Leavenworth, dwl 210 Austin
McAlist«r. See McAllister
MeAUip John W., captain ship Western Shore, office 44

Market
McAlIip William J., captain schr Enterprise, oflSce" 44

Market

McAllister A., fourth engineer O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
McAllister Alexander, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529

Valencia
McAllister Archibald, shipwright Middlemas & Boole,

Pier 19 Steuart
McAllister Benjamin B., machinist, dwl E s Eureka bet

Nineteenth and Twentieth
McAllister Cutler {McA Uisters & Bergin), 309 Montgomery

room 38
McAllister Frank, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,

dwl E s Eureka bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
McAllister Gates, machinist, dwl 203 Shotwell
McAllister G. Watson, bookkeeper William D. Garland,

dwl 912 Pine

McAllister Hall {McAllisters <t Bergin), dwl 517 Mason
McAllister Hannah Miss, boarding, SW cor Eighth and

Market ^

McAllister Harvey H., collector, dwl E s Eureka bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
McAllister J., engineer O. & O. S. S. Belglc
McAllister James, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 6 Wet-
more PI
McAllister John, boilermaker PVancis I. Curry, dwl S s

Elizabeth nr San Jose Av
McAllister Mary (widow), dwl 42 Jessie, rear
McAllister Robert, carpenter, dwl SW cor Eighth and

Market

McAllister William, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills
McAllister William B., dentist, office 702 Market, dwl 1406

Pine
McAllister William F., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

Occidental Hotel
McAllisters •£ BERGIX (ffall and Cutler McAl-
lister and Thomas I. Bergin), attorneys at law, office

Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery- rooms 38 and 39
McAllister. See McAIister
McAlpin Alexander C, chemist Painter & Calvert, dwl

NW cor Fourth and Howard

McAlpin Charles A., painter, dwl 1514 Pacific Av

McAlpin Harvey, dwl 349 Jessie

McAlpin Joseph, dwl 526 Chestnut

McAlpin Margaret (widow), dwl NW cor Lombard and
Jones

McAnally Frank, laborer, dwl 214 First

McAniirew J., stonecutter, dwl 804 Third

McAndrcw Thoinivs, iroinnoldcr, dwl 2 Tj'son PI

McAndrew.s James {Roebuck .fc McA.), 137 Beale

McAndrews John, e.\pressman, NW cor Davis and Broad-
way, dwl 9 Midway

McAneny George B., stockbroker, office Nevada Block,
309 Montgomery, dwl Grand Hotel

McAneny James, hostler Thomas Kelly, dwl SE cor Leav-
enworth and Geary

McAneny Patrick, plasterer, 259 Clara

McAneny Thomas, calker Boole & Webster

McAnesby John, laborer, dwl 2009 Hyde

McAnisby John, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay

McAnny Peter, laborer, dwl E s Nebraska nr Yolo

McAntee Owen, shoemaker James McGlone, dwl 15J Te-
hama

McAran Michael, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 32 Clar-
ence PI

McAran Patrick, merchant, office 542 Market, dv.l 1326
Mission'

McAran Patrick, hostler James Tomkinson, dwl 59 Minna

McArdle Bernard, laborer, dwl 1407 Mason

JIcArdle Bernard, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
656 Minna, rear

McArdle Catharine Miss, dressmaker, dwl 848 Folsom

McArdle James E., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl
766 Howard

McArdle John, assistant engineer S. S. San Luis, dwl E 3
Washington bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth,
Bernal Heights

McArdle John J., clerk S.W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl SW
cor Hofif Av and Sixteenth

McArdle Lawrence, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 136
Natoma

McArdle Maria (widow), dwl 733 Harrison

McArdle Neill, painter Carson & Ladd

McArdle Owen, barkeeper, dwl 777 Market

McArdle Patrick, barkeeper Michael Heffernan, dwl 514
Jessie

McArdle Patrick, shoemaker, SE cor Dupont and Hinck-
ley

McArdle Peter, assistant engineer stm Coquille, Pacific
St. Wharf

McArdle Peter, liquor saloon, 785 Market, dwl 32 Fourth

McArdle Thomas, stevedore, dwl 403 Main

McArney Matthew, butter dealer, dwl 734 Harrison

McArron Charles, carriagemaker, dwl 16 Mission Av

McArthur Alexander, carpenter, dwl Octavia bet Green
and Union

McArthur James, dwl 318 Pine

McArthur J. H., major U. S. A., dwl Grand Hotel

McArthur John M., mining expert, dwl American Ex-
change

McAsey Charles, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima

McAsey David, second steward Pacific Mail S. S. Granada

McAtee Charles B., hatpresser Forrest & Co., dwl 356 Jes-
sie

McAfee Patrick, contractor, dwl 1722 Mission

McAuley -, collector, dwl 787 Mission

McAuley Thoma,s, draftsman Pac. Rolling Mill, dwl W s
Michigan nr Shasta

McAuliffe Charles E., clerk, dwl 8 Margaret PI

McAuliffe Cornelius, vegetables and groceries, 414 Jones

McAuliffe Cornelius P., laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 725 Brannan

McAuliffe Cornelius P. Mrs., branch bakery, 725 Brannan

McAuliffe Daniel {John T. Kelly <fc Co.), dwl cor Natoma
and Mar)'

McAuliffe Daniel, carcleaner Southern Pac. R. R.

McAuliffe Daniel, groceries and liquors, NW cor Alabama
and Twenty-second

McAuliffe Dennis G., currier Bloch & Davidson, dwl 611
Seventh

McAuliffe Eugene, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S
E cor Twentieth and Hampshire

McAuliffe Florence J., dwl 8 Margaret PI

McAuliffe Florence T., vamisher David W. Hunt, dwl 8
Margaret PI

McAuliffe James, tanner S. Hoffman & Co., dwl 301 Six-
teenth

McAuliffe M. (widow), dwl 1014 Pacific

McAuliffe M. Mrs., janitress San Bruno School

AMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

McAuliffe Mary Miss, glovemaker, dwl 19 Salmon
McAulitfe Michael, boilermaker, dwl S s Twenty-first, nr

Church
McAuliffe Michael A. (McAidiffe J: Freeman), dwl 15

Carolina
McAuliffe Patrick, plasterer, dwl 253 Clara
MpAuliffe & Freeman {Michael A. McAuliffe and Alex-
ander Freeman), teas and groceries, 144 Sixth
McAvey F., night inspector Custom House, dwl 1030 Mar-
ket
McAvey James, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 315

Brj-ant
McAvey Thomas, porter S. S. Newbeni, Folsom St. Wharf
McAvoy David, hostler Dashaway Stables, dwl 108 Wil-
liam
McAvoy E., baker Cal. Cracker Co.
McAvoy John, hostler, dwl 720 Natoma
McAo\'^' John, laborer, dwl 12 Miller PI
McAvoy John, painter, dwl 010 Minna
McAvoy Margaret, dwl 807 Jackson
McAvoy Michael, drajTuan Cal. Cracker Co.
McAvoy Thomas, carjjenter, dwl 410 Tehama
McAvoy Thomas, furniture, 414 Folsom
McBain B., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
McBain Benjamin, blacksmith, dwl 550 Jessie
McBain F., trackman Central R. R.
McBain William {McBain tfc Moral), dwl SW cor Third

and Folsom
McBain William, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
McBain & Moral (William McBai7i and Siegfried Moral),

drj' and fancj- goods, 222 Third
McBay Charles W. , special policeman, dwl West End Hotel
McBean James, shiix;arpenter, dwl 25 Gilbert
McBean P. ^.IcO., (Gladdi)i(/,McB. cO Co.), dwl 26iKeaniy
McBean William, dwl 321 Pacific
McBeth Robert, waterman, dwl 639 Post
McBeth S. R. Mrs., furnished rooms, 511 O'Farrell
McBeth Thomas A., upholsterer and carpenter, dwl 1111

Folsom
McBey Charles, driver icewagon, dwl West End Hotel
McBirney Samuel, collector, dwl SW cor Geary and Oc-

tavia
McBoden Allen, dwl 619 McAllister
McBowen Julia Miss, bookbinder Edward Bosqui & Co.,

dwl 1818 Stockton
McBowen Samuel (Dow <t McB.), dwl 181S Stockton
McBoyle A. & Co., druggists, 504 Washington
McBoyle Alex. (A. McBoi/le ct Co.), dwl 815 Tj'ler
McBoyle G., clerk C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dwl 930 Clay
McBoyle Joseph, clerk Hale, Page &, Wilson, res Oakland
McBreen Charles E., clerk Terrence McBreen, dwl 1129

Folsom
McBreen Terrence, groceries and liquors, 1129 Folsom
McBreen William, gasfitter, dwl 1129 Folsom
McBriarty Edward, moroccofinisher Davidson & Co., dwl

SW cor Seventh and Brannan
McBriarty James, teamster, dwl 229 Clara
McBriarty Patrick, laborer, dvvi 1176 Harrison
McBride Annie Mrs. , lamidress Lick House
McBride Dennis (Moran tt- McB.), dwl 12 Sherman
McBride Duncan, dwl 16 Antonio
McBride Edward, carrier Alta California and Evening

Bulletin, dwl 17 Third
McBride Edward, moroccodresser Bloch &. Davidson, dwl

611 Seventh
McBride Edward, teamster, dwl 48 Silver
McBride Henry E., attorney at law, office 607 Clay (and

Buhlert ik McB.), dwl 318 Jessie
McBride James, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 716

Tehama
McBride John, dwl S s Twelfth nr Mission
McBride John, engineer Pac. Iron Works, dwl 417 How-
ard
McBride Martha (widow), dwl 716 Tehama
McBride Mary Mrs., dwl 239 Stevenson
McBride Owen, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 How
McBride P., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 3 King
McBride Patrick, papercarrier, Uwl 26 Perrj-, rear
McBride Thomas, cartman, dwl 17 Downey
McBride Thomas, laborer, dwl 12^ Dora
JIcBride William, dwl 1206 Pacific
McBride William, helper Cal. Planing Mills
McBride William, paperhanger Frank G. Edwards, dwl

620i Minna
McBride William H., clerk, dwl 919 Powell

McCabe , shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm

McCabe A. J. (widow), dwl S s Point Loboa Av bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth avs
McCabe Anna (widow), dwl 65 Minna

McCabe Barney, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building,

dwl 111 Jessie
McCabe Bernard, groceries and liquors, SE cor Anthony

and Jessie
McCabe Charles M., contractor, dwl 459 Minna
McCabe Eugene C, engineer, dwl 529 Brjant
McCabe Henry, laborer Torrens k Enricht, 1520 Clay
McCabe Hugh, painter, dwl 141 Second
McCabe Hugh, upholsterer, 631 Third
McCabe J. Mrs., janitress Potrero School
McCabe James, dwl 712 Guerrero
McCabe James, attorney at law, office 74 Montgomery

Block, dwl Grand Hotel
McCabe James, fireman Palace Hotel, dwl 71 Minna
McCabe James, laborer, dwl 320 Fell
McCabe James, longshoreman, dwl 242 Fremont
McCabe James, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
McCabe J. H., theatrical agency, 235 Kearny
McCabe John, bootfitter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl 271 J'

Clara
McCabe John, cooper, dwl 738J Clementina
McCabe John, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
McCabe John, laborer, dwl 160 Shipley
McCabe John, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl W s

Tennessee bet Mariposa and Solano
McCabe John, shampooer Hammam Turkish Baths, dwl

915 Powell
McCabe Lawrence, dwl 541 First
McCabe M., laborer, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
McCabe M., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
McCabe Mary (widow-), dwl 1141 Harrison
McCabe Matthew, dwl 321 Pacific

McCabe Matthew, woodturner Kragen & Co., dwl 321 Miss
McCabe Michael, waiter Occidental Hot«l, dwl 37^ Sixth
McCabe Michael S., carpenter, dwl 49 Ritch
McCabe Morris, laborer suiserintendent streets, dwl 238

Fremont
McCabe Owen, feather warerooms, 931 Market, dwl 12

Dale PI
McCabe Owen, laborer George H. WTiitney, dwl 11 Minna
McCabe Patrick, dwl 116 Jones
McCabe Patrick, carriagepainter Patrick Donohue, dwl

cor Stockton and Vallejo
McCabe Patrick J., hostler Potrero and B. V. R. R. depot,

dwl First Av, South S. F.
McCabe Peter, boileniiaker, dwl 521 Howard
JlcCabe Richard J., teacher music, dwl 1220 Kearny
McCabe Richard S., zincographer A. L. Bancroft & Co.,

dwl 1718 Stevenson
McCabe Robert, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

765 Harrison
McCabe Terrence, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W 3

Michigan nr Shasta
McCabe Thomas, barkeeper, dwl SW cor Dup and Bdwy
McCabe Thomas J., carbuilder Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl

California Av nr Twenty-ninth, Bemal Heights
McCabe AVilliam B., dwl 143 Third
McCafferty A., bricklayer, dwl 22 Turk
McCafferty Dominick (McCafferty li- Kelly), dwl 18 Jessie,

rear
McCafferty Edward, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building
McCafferty Neil, carriagewasher Healy & Fegen, dwl 332

Bush
McCafferty William, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
McCafferty William, livery stable, E s Mission nr Twenty-
first
McCafferty & Kelly (Dominick McCafferty and Patrick

W. Kelly), junk, 33 First •

McCaffery Hugh, clothescleaner, 553 Fourth
McCafferv John F., plumber Henry J. McLerie, dwl 8,

Central PI
McCaffery Matthew, dwl E s Fair Oaks bet Twenty-second

and Twenty-third
McCaffery Terrence, barkeeper Philip McGovem, NE cor

Kearny and Market
McCaffrey Bridget (widow), furnished rooms, 82 Jessie
McCaffrey Cornelius, miner, dwl 1830 Eddy
McCaffrey Hugh, policeman City Hall, dwl 1216 Green
McCaffrej' James, laborer, dwl 032 Brannan
McCaffrey John, dwl West End Hotel
McCaffrey John, laborer Sanford M. Hills, dwl S s Sacra

mento bet "Taylor and Jones
McCaffrey John, mariner Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
McCaffrey Michael (McCaffrey a.- McGuire), dwl 433|

Grove
McCaffrey Michael, cartman, dwl 63 Natoma
McCaffrey Patrick, laborer Pacific Oil and Lead Works,

dwl 719 Brannan, rear
McCaffrey Philip, laborer, dwl cor Brannan and Sixth

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Goo4

0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

McCaffrey Philip, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michiijali nr Shasta
McCaffrey Thomas, blacksmith Larkins & Co., dwl 43

Ritch
McCaffrey Thomas, seaman, dwl 15 tVcderick
McCaffrey Thomas, waiter stm Orizaba, Broadway St.

Wharf
McCaffrey William, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl

1216 Green
McCaffrey & McGuire {MichaH McCaffrey and Charles

McGuire), produce commission, 115 Drumm
McCahern L., calker, dwl S s Twoiity-fitth nr Howard
McOahl Michael, seaman stm Orizaba, Broadway St.

Wharf
McC.ilX, FLOOD, *. McrLl'KK (Jaiaes McCain,

Henri/ S. Flood, and I'eniiH McClnrc), importers

and jobbers dry goods, clothing, and gents' furnish-
ing goods, 109 and 111 Pine
McCAI.V JANES S. (.VcCatd, Flood S: McClure), dwl

New York
McC.all .Alexander, cari>enter, dwl 2'i Turk
McCall -Alexander, cari)enter, dwl 217 Shotwell
McCall, laborer Central Pac. K. R. Co., dwl 103 Freelon
McCall Dennis, drayman Haste & Kirk, dwl Green bet

Battery and Sanson!
McCall Jaiiie.*, blacksmith, dwl 130 First, tear
McCall .John, calker, dwl 41 Tehama
McCall John, shipwright Middlenias & Boole, Pier 19

Steuart
McCall John T., warehouseman, rlwl 272 Brannan
McCall Joseph G., general agent Erie Railway, office 140

Montgomery, dwl S s Dorland nr Guerrero
McCall Michael, expressman, cor Merchant and Sansom,

dwl 19 Lewis PI
McCall Michael, teamster, dwl 613 Hyde
McCall Nathaniel, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 23 De-
catur
McCall .Samuel, clerk C. ^C. Hastings & Co., dwl 312

Mason
JlcCall Thomas, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwrSW cor

.Seventh and Brj'ant
McCall William, collector, dwl 3 Taylor
McCall William, mason, dwl 503 Filbert
McCall. Sec McCaull

McCallay William, clerk Hale & Co., dwl 508 Jessie
McCalley Owen, tanner, dwl 632 Brannan
McCalluni Colin, tailor Lancaster & Northon, dwl 619

Mission
McCallum D., captain stm Alex. Duncan
AlcCallum Hugh, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
McCallum Joseph, macliinist, dwl 516 Montgomery
McCallum Thomas, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
McCamant Louis G., upholsterer L. Green & Co., dwl 5

Caroline
McCambridge Andrew, patternmaker Risdon I. and L.

Works, dwl NW cor Market and Laguna
McCambridge James, brassfinisher William T. Garratt,

dwl 515 Taylor
McCandless T. AL , dyer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl NE cor

Sixteenth and Howard
McCandliss Elgin C, bookkeeper G. & R. Thompson, dwl

1135 Mission
McCane Andrew, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
McCanel Robert, cabinetmaker West Coast Fumiture]Co.,

dwl New Wivshington Hotel
McCann Ann (widow), dwl 556 Stevenson, rear
McCann Ann (widow), dwl 1409 California
McCann Ann (wWow), furnished rooms, 225 Second
McCann Barney, longshoreman, dwl 510 Mission
McCaim Charles, horseshoer Toothaker & Hayes, dwl

Twenty-sixth bet Mission and Howard
McCann Charles, teamster, dwl 5<^9 Vi'ashington
McCann Charles T., drayman, 518 Front, dwl 902 Clay
McCann Daniel, hostler Arthur Marshall, dwl 839 Clay
McCann Daniel, teamster Marshall Doane, 27 Liberty
McCann Ellen (widow), dwl W s Webster bet Ellis and

O'Farrell
McCann Eugene, laborer, dwl 340 Fifth
McCann Frank J., barkeeper James K. McCormick, dwl

118 Freelon
McCann George, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
McCann George, painter, dwl 356 .Minna
McCann H. W., schr Hand, C. A. Hooper & Co.
McCann James, boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf
McCann James, carpenter, dwl 359 Eleventh
McCann James, laborer Odd Fello\re' Cemetery, dwl John-
son nr Point Lobos Av
McCann James H., carpenter, dwl 556 Stevenson, rear
Me Cann John, dwl 408 Francisco

McCann John, boxmaker, dwl 19 Park .\v

McCami John, carpenter and builder, dwl 7 Bowie Av

McCann John, engineer, dwl 20 Sacramento

McCann John, helper Cal. Planing Mills

McCann John, laborer Odd Fellows' f Cemetery, dwl E s

Parker Av nr Point Lobos
McCann John, longshoreman dwl 804 Third
McCann John, niarblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl Web-
ster bet Haight and Page
McCann John, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
McCann John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl N s San-
som bet Union and Alta PI
McCann John, teamster, dwl SE cor Jones and Bay
McCann Joseph R. , marblepolisher, dwl E s Webster bet

Haight and Page
McCann Julia, sewing-machine operator, dwl 215 Minna
McCann Kate Mrs., dwl 930 Clay
McCann Maria Mrs., bakery, 143 Third
McCann JIary (widow), dwl 102 Mission, rear
McCann Mathew, carpenter Excelsior Mills, dwl Freelon

nr Fourth
McCann Michael, commission merchant, dwl W s Treat

Av bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
McCann Michael, laborer E. A. Hooyier & Co., dwl 804

Third
McCann M. J., miner, dwl Union Hotel, 511 Mission
McCann Nicholas, plumber and gasfltter, 423 Hayes, dwl

S s Birch Av bet Octavia and Laguna
McCann Owen, jjroprietor and manager tugboat Favorite,

office 305 East
McCann Owen, stevedore, dwl 913 Bryant
McCann Patrick, dairyman James Igo, dwl S 8 Bemal

Heights opp Columbia
McCann Patrick, laborer A.-M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
McCann Patrick, steam and gasfltter, dwl 21 Minna
McCann Peter, butcher, dwl N s Bryant nr Eighth
McCann Peter, carpenter, dwl 317 Hush
McCann Peter, carpenter and builder, dwl S s Hermann

nr Valencia
McCann Peter, lumberman, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
McCann Peter, Ship Calker's Assn, 118 First
McCann Richard, carjjenter and builder, dwl 5J Bowie

Av
McCann Sarah (widow), dwl 112 Polk
McCann Thomas H., liquor agent, dwl 322 Lombard
McCann William, dwl 13 Hyde

McCann William, varnisher and polisher, dwl 918 Lom-
bard
McCann William Jr., salesman Mission Woolen Mills, res

Oakland
McCann William F. , fanner, dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-

Si.xth, Bemal Heights
McCanna Catherine (widow), dwl 31 Lafayette, rear
McCanney Francis, dwl 1311 Kearny
McCannon Peter, office 400 Montgomery, dwl Brooklyn

Hotel
McCants Thomas, brickmason, dwl 221 Sixth
McCarl Samuel, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
McCarle M., seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
McCarmel D., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Jf cCarmen P. , laborer A. F. Spear & Co. , 218 Drumm
McCarney Neil, shoemaker John Irwin, dwl 345 Tehama
McCarrick Frank, bookkeeper Christian Marchant, dwl

W s Fillmore bet California and Sacramento
McCarrick Isma {McCarrick Sisters), dwl 135 Kearny
McCarrick John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl W s

Broderick bet Post and Sutter
McCarrick Kate Miss (McCarrick Sisters), ds^l 135 Kearny
McCarrick Sisters {Misses Kate and Isma), milliners and

millinery goods, 135 Kearny
McCarron A. J., laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
McCarron David, baker James Donnelly, dwl 228 First
McCarron John A., horseshoer, 324 Fifth
McCarron Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King

and Second
McCarron Stephen, laborer, dwl 127 Beale •
McCarry Ann Miss, dressmaker, dwl 304 Minna
McCarry Robert, stevedore, dwl S s Union bet Sansom

and Battery

McCarthy , dwl 274 Clementina

McCarthy A., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 552 Miss
McCarthy Alice Miss, dwl 1 Raphael PI
McCarthy Anne Miss, dressmaker, dwl 915i Howard
McCarthy Annie Miss, furnished rooms, 28 Everett
McCarthy Arthur, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
McCarthy B., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge

JAMES Qt. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant

McCarthy Barbara Miss, dressmaker Mary Allen, dwl 16

Natonia
McCarthy Bartholomew, laborer, dwl W s Utah nr Six-
teenth
McCarthy Bartholomew, laborer, dwl E s Gough bet Val-

lejo and Broadway
McCarthy Bridg:et (widow), laundress, dwl 1119 Sac
McCarthy C, delivery clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., dwl 649

Mission
McCarthy C. Mrs., dwl 2S6 Stevenson
McCartliy Catharine Mrs., boarding and lodging, 16 Na-

toma
McCarthy Charles, brakeraan Sonthem Pac. R. R.
McCarthy Charles, driver Francis I. Curry, dwl N s Page

bet Buchanan and Laguiia
McCarthy Charles, expressman, cor Spear and Mission
McCarthy Charles, gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, dwl SW

cor Tyler and Jones
McCarthy Charles, laborer, dwl 604 Minna
McCarthy Charles, laborer, dwl 1149 Howard
McCarthy Charles, laborer, dwl N s Lilly Av bet Buchanan

and Laguna
McCarthy Charles, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl Coso House
McCarthy Charles D., dwl 44 Third
McCarthy Charles D., clerk, dwl 1049 Mission
McCarthy Charles D., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co.,

dwl What Cheer House
McCarthy Charles L. , plasterer J. B. Downing, dwl 557i

Stevenson
McCarthy Charles P., dwl SW cor Taylor and Jones
McCarthy Christopher, driver De Naull & Shuler
McCarthy C. J., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
McCarthy Cornelius, carpenter, dwl \V s Scott bet Sacra-
mento and Clay
McCarthy Cornelius, chainman Golden Gate Park
McCarthy Cornelius, laborer, dwl 26 Allen
McCarthy Cornelius, laborer, dwl 36 Rausch
McCarthy Cornelius, laborer Pacific Glue Manuf. Co.
McCarthy Cornelius, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
McCarthy Cornelius, marblepolisher, dwl 456 Minna, rear
McCarthy Cornelius, painter, dwl 134 Fourth
McCarthy Cornelius, salesman Hoffman & Co., dwl E s

Steiner bet Eddy and Ellis
McCarthy Cornelius, tanner, E s Dolores nr Fourteenth,

dwl 23 Garden, rear
McCarthy D. , carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co.
McCarthy Daniel, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

652 Stevenson
McCarthy Daniel, cook Miners' Restaurant, 719 Market
McCarthy Daniel, expressman, SW cor Battery and Pine
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, dwl 521 Mission
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, dwl 1108 Hyde
McCarthy Daniel, porter James E. Bryant, dwl 426 Fulton
McCarthy Daniel, trackrepairer Sutter St. R. R. dwl S s

Austin nr Polk
McCarthy Daniel J., baker, dwl E s Valencia nr Twenty-
sixth
McCarthy David, blacksmith Wertch & Craig, dwl Second

Av bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
McCarthy David, drayman Taggust & Flanegan, dwl E s

Alabama bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
McCarthy David, laboi-er, dwl E s Florida bet Solano and

Butte
McCarthy David, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl

316 Ritch
McCarthy David, woolgrader, dwl 508 Howard
McCarthv Dennis, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 1149 Howard
McCarthy Dennis, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 17 Harriet
McCarthy Dennis, compositor Cubery & Co., dwl 548 Miss
McCarthy Dennis, longshoreman, dwl 312 Main, rear
McCarthy Dennis, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
McCarthy Dennis, seaman stm Senator, Broadway St.

Wharf
McCarthy Dennis, Uilor J. M. Litchfield & Co., dwl 319

Vallejo .
McCarthy D. J., hostler Barney O'Donnell, dwl 633 Green,

rear
McCarthy Edward, dwl 12 Noble PI
McCarthy Edward, dwl 12 Welsh
McCarthy Edward, dwl 155 Perry

McCarthy Edward, barkeeper Patrick Foley, dwl 560 Bran
McCarthy Bdward, boatman, dwl Merrimac, Long Bridge
McCarthy Slward, cook William S. Thompson, dwl 919

Battery
McCarthy Edward, hostler John Martin, dwl 408 Bush
McCarthy Edward, laborer, dwl Railroad Saloon, Long

Bridge

McCarthy Edward, porter, dwl 1920 Mason

McCarthy Edward, rigger, dwl NE cor Folsom and Beale

McCarthy Edward W., clerk Charles Bernard, dwl W s

Polk bet Green and Vallejo
McCarthy Edwin F., attorney at law, office 622 Clay, dwl

28 Second Av
McCarthy Edwin P., engineer, dwl 104 McAllister
McCarthy Eugene, dwl 228 First
McCarthy Eugene, carjienter, dwl 1013 Pacific
McCarthy Eugene, clerk George B. Knowles & Co., dwl

19 Natoma, rear
McCarthy Eugene, real estate, dwl 113 Powell
McCarthy Eugene, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 1C4

Clementina
McCarthy Florence, import bookkeeper Custom House,

dwl !)05 Pacific
McCarthy Florence J. , painter, dwl 744 Howard
McCarthy Frank, gasfitter, dwl SW cor Tyler and Jones
McCarthy Henrj', helper, dwl 176 Townsend
McCarthy Henrj', laborer Patent Brick Co.
McOarthj- H. M. (widow), dwl SW cor Tyler and Jones
McCarthy Hugh, laborer, dwl 9i Welsh
McCarthy J. , dwl 20 Turk

McCarthy J. (widow), dwl Twelfth Av nr N, South S. F.
McCarthy J., gasfitter, dwl 141 Second
McCarthy J., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
McCarthy J., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
McCarthy Jacob, hostler, dwl Niagara House
McCarthy James, blacksmith, dwl 433 Vallejo, rear"
McCarthy James, bootmaker, dwl 966 Harrison
McCarthy James, calker, dwl 22 Minna
McCarthy James, deckhand stm Thoroughfare
McCarthy James, expressman, dwl N s Broadway bet

Gough and Franklin
McCarthy James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S 8

Sierra nr Michigan
McCarthy James, laborer, dwl 9 Haggin
McCarthy James, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom, rear
McCarthy James, laborer, dwl 145 Shipley
McCarthy James, laborer, dwl 538 Howard
McCarthy James, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl NW' cor

Gearj- and Lyon
McCarthy James, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
McCarthy ixmes, molder .^tna Iron Works, dwl 718 Bran
McCarthy James, rancher, dwl Quincy House
McCarthy James, soap manufacturer, dwl 413 Clem
McCarthy James W., horseshoer Hoyt & Boyle, dwl 21

Turk
McCarthy Jeremiah {Bonigan & ilcC), dwl SW cor

Greenwich and Sansom
McCarthy Jeremiah, driver Market St. R. R.
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, dwl N s Twenty-third bet

• Valencia and Guerrero
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer I. Friedlander, dwl 9 Pearl
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer freight depot Southern Pac.

R. R., dwl 226 Fulton
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co.,

dwl 718 Brannan
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl

SE cor Sierra and Indiana
McCarthv Jeremiah, porter T. W. Floyd & Co., dwl 218

Eiglith
McCarthy Jeremiah, waiter Pac. Mail stm Colima
McCarthy Jeremiah J., blacksmith Neumiller & Co., dwl

419 Stevenson
McCarthy John, dwl 1920 Mason
McCarthy John {Korn i: McC), dwl 719jHaye3
McCarthy John, baker, dwl 1124 Harrison
McCarthy John, blacksmith, dwl 740 Howard
McCarthy John, blaster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534 First
McCarthy John, bricklayer, dwl 114 Perrj*
McCartfiy John, carjjenter, dwl 174 Perry
McCarthy John, carpenter Henrj' J. McLerie,rdwl 274

Clementina
McCarthy John, clerk Charles Bernard, dwl W s Polk bet

Green and Vallejo
McCarthy John, deckhand stm Alice Garratt, Front St.

Wharf
McCarthy John, drayman, dwl 1007 Geary, rear
McCarthy John, driver Central R. R. Co., dwl 420 Sixth
McCarthy John, hostler Lot D. Slocum, dwl 15 Russell
McCarthy John, housemover, dwl SW cor Santa Clara

and Vermont
McCarthy John, hydrantman S. F. F. D., dwl 902 Way
McCarthy John, ironworker George Hayes & Co., dwl SE

cor Market and Fourth
McCarthy John, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 28 Everett
McCarthy John, laborer, dwl 25 Sumner

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Hheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Cal. S^

C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1S62.

McCarthy John, laborer, dwl 106 McAllister, rear
McCarthy Jfihn, laborer, dwl 449 Xatonia
McCarthy John, laborer, dwl .SIS Stevenson, rear
McCarthy John, laborer, dwl W s Kin<t nr Folsom
McCarthy John, laboreif dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-first
McCarthy John, laborer C. A. Hooi)er & Co.
McCarthy John, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1.520 Clay
McCarthy John, lonjjshorenian, dwl 314 Main
McCarthy John, nightwatchman Healy & Fegen, dwl 332

Bush
McCarthy John, plumber, dwl 100.") Market
McCarthy John, .<!hii)c;iri>cntcr, dwl LI Tehama PI
McCtirUiy John, teamster, dwl 043 Minna
McCarthy John, tracklayer N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

354i Eleventh
McCarthy John, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 111

Clinton
XlcCarthy Johr., waiter Franklin Hotel, 414 Pacific
McCarthy John C. {Murphy <<• .WC), dwl 422 Tehama
McCarthy John F., news editor Evening Post, dwl 357

Clementina
McCarthy John J., sailmaker John S. Blakiston, dwl 1915

Stockton
McCarthy John M., cook What Cheer House, dwl W s Do-
lores nr Twenty -second
McCarthy Joseph, shipping clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl

N s Twenty-fifth bet Castro and Diamond
McCarthy Josie M. Miss, solicitor Taylor & Nevin, dwl467

Minna
McCarthy J. T., laborer, dwl 422 Brannan
McCarthy Justin, shoemaker Thomas F. Walsh, dwl S 8

Church hxna bet Dolores and Church
McCarthy Luke, machinehand Holland & Ruppel, dwl 730

Harrison
McCarthy Luke, machinist, dwl 54 First
McCarthy M., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
McCarthy M., laborer Patent Brick Co.
JlcCarthy Margaret (widow), dwl 652 Stevenson
McCarthy Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, 244 Sutter
McCarthy Mary (widow), dwl 104 McAllister
McCarthy Marj' (widow), dwl 19 Natuma, rear
McCarthy Mary (widow), dwl 280 Minna, rear
JlcCarthy Marj- (widow), dwl cor Colusa and DeHaro
AlcCarthy Michael, carpenter B. & J. S. Doe
McCarthy ilichael, gardener, dwl SW cor Vijlencia and

Seventeenth
McCarthy Michael, laborer McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl E 8

Alabama bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
McCarthy Michael, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
McCarthy Michael, plasterer, dwl 14 Allen
McCarthy Michael, plumber P. R. O'Brien, dwl lOCSMar-

ket
McCarth}' Michael, stonemason, dwl 551 Howard
McCarthy Michael, tailor Louis Dengenhart, dwl 1024

Stockton
McCarthy Michael, tanner Cornelius McCarthy, dwl E a

Florida bet Twentieth and Twenty-tirst
McCarthy Michael, whitener, dwl 1116 Mission
McCarthy Michael Jr., butcher James McCarty, dwl 136

Dora
McCarthy P., laborer Cal. Brick Co., dwl 3i King
McCarthy Patrick, blacksmith Tliomas Donlan, dwl 1184

Welsh
>IcCarthy Patrick, bootmaker, 222 Jackson, dwl 738 How
McCarthy Patrick, coalpasser stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
McCarthy Patrick, gardener, dwl 321 Pacific
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, dwl 17 Decatur
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, dwl 44 Ritch
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, dwl 720 Third
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, dwl 952 Mission, rear
McCarthy Patrick, laborer G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 10

Fifth Av
McCarthy Patrick, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 215 Stev
McCarthy Patrick, laborer James W. Cox & Co.
McCarthy Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S s

Sierra nr Michigan
McCarthy Patrick, miner, dwl 214 Broadway
McCarthy Patrick, stevedore, dwl NE cor Berrj' and Mad-
den
McCarthy Peter, laborer, dwl 14 Bryant Av
McCarthy Peter E., advertising agent Woodward's Gar-
dens", office 611 Clay, dwl 740 Pine
McCarthy R. G. Rev., pastor >Iemorial Presbyterian

Church, dwl S s Fifteenth Av bet L and M, South S. F.
McCarthy Richard Mrs. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 315

Austin
McCarthy Richard J., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 625

Bush
McCarthy Robert E. , bookkeeper, dwl 837 Mission

McCarthy Sarah (widow), dwl N s Broadway bet Van Ness

Av and Franklin
McCarthy S. L. Mrs., teacher South S. F. School, dwl Fif-
teenth Av, South S. F.
McCarthy T., bricklayer, dwl 14 Turk
McCarthy T., lumbennan C. A. Hooper & Co.
ilcCarthy Thomas, calker Spring Valley Water W. Co.,

dwl 268 Jessie
McCarthy Thomas, carpenter, dwl 2 Sumner
McCarthy Thomas, carpenter, dwl 929 Bryant
McCarthy Thomas, clerk, dwl 323 Broadway
McCarthy Tliomas, laborer A. A. Jennings, S s Sacra-
mento nr Central Ay
McCarthy Thomas, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwl W s

Devisadero bet Eddy and Ellis
McCarthy Thomas, physician, dwl 8 Rausch
McCarthy Tliomas, waiter Chicago Hotel
McCarthy Th(jmas J., trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co.,

dwl 718 Brannan
McCarthy Thomas L., engineer George H. Tay & Co., dwi

W s Kansas nr Sierra
McCarthy Timothy, dwl 740 Howard
McCarthy Timothy, drayman Cal. Brick Co., dwl 132 Berrj'
ilcCarthy Timothy, driver Omnibus R. R. Co.
McCarthy Timothy, hackdriver Norton & Adams, dwl 162

First
McCarthy Timothj-, laborer, dwl 1 Haj-wood
McCarthy Timothy, laborer Patent Brick Co., dwl NE

cor Fourth and Berry
McCarthy Timothy, liquor saloon, SW cor Twenty-first

and Mission
McCarthy Timothy, state senator, dwl 905 Pacific
McCarthy Timothy, weigher Clay St. Wharf, dwl 44 Ecker
McCarthy Timothy F. (Cartan, McC. cC Co.), dwl 1206

Market
McCarthy William, boatman, dwl N s Francisco nr Diip
SIcCarthy William, carrier Morning Call
McCarthy William, longshoreman, dwl 6 Minna, rear
McCarthy William, laborer Patrick Furlong
McCarthy William, mason, dwl 7 Second Av
McCarthy William, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 131

Brannan
McCarthy William J., clerk Thomas Moran & Co., dwl

208 Seventh
McCarthy William J., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl

415 Howard
McCartney John, miner, dwl 518 Pacific
McCarty Andrew D., stockdealer, dnl 1218 Geary
Mccarty AXME M. Mrs., dancing academ.y, NE

cor Polk and Bush, dwi 1326 Bush
McCarty B. Miss, furnished rooms, 523 Jones
Mccarty brothers a sisters (Eunene,

Nellif., and L'Ata). dancing academy, 35-39 Eddy
McCarty C, b^ickla^■er, dwl 408 Broadway
McCarty C, meter clerk Spring Valley Water W. Co.
McCarty C, spinner Mission Woolen Mil's
McCarty Charles, laborer, dwl 732 Nat- ma
McCarty Charles, laborer, dwl 1002 Sutter
McCarty Cornelius, blacksmith, dwl 212 Broadway
McCarty ComeUus, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long

Bridge ■■

McCarty D., engineer Wade's Opera House
McCarty D., furniture, 930i Market-
McCarty Daniel, dwl 1 O'Farrell Allev
McCarty Daniel (Daniel McCarty & Son), dwl 834 Fol
McCarty Daniel, bootmaker, dwl 834 Folsom
McCarty Daniel, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 37 Austin
McCarty Daniel, expressman, dwl 10 Lewis PI
McCarty Daniel, laborer, dwl Parker Av nr Fulton
McCarty Daniel, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
McCarty Daniel, tanner, dwl 529 Valencia
McCartV Daniel & Son (Joseph McCarty), livery stables,

821 Folsom
McCarty Dennis, dwl junction California and Market
McCarty Dennis, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. o Wharf
McCartv Dennis, laborer, dwl 50 Natoma
Mccarty DEWIS S. D., don.ing academy, NE cor

Polk and Bush, dwl 1326 Bush
McCarty Edmund, carpenter, dwl 2536 Howard
McCarty Edward, butcher J. Breiling, dwl 202 Sixth
McCarty Edward F., laborer, dwl 113 O'Farrell
McCarty Eugene (McCarty Bros. J: .Si-sters), dwl 838 Miss
McCarty Eugene, laborer, dwl 230 First
McCarty Eugene, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat

Island
McCarty Eugene, painter, dwl NE cor Howard and Steuart
McCarty Felix, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
McCarty Florence, laborer sur)erintendent streets
McCarty Florence, longshoreman, dwl 210 Union, rear

STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers-

D. W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.

SlcCart}' Frank, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl NW
cor Fillmore and Greenwich

McCarty Frederick, painter, dwl 744 Howard

MeOarty J., cartnian superintendent streets

McCarty J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Dnimm

SIcCarty J., laborer Southern Pac. R. H.

McCarty J., meter clerk Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl
1704 Leavenworth

McCarty James, blacksmith Massone & Lacaze, dwl 9i
Kate

McCarty James, glasscutter Thomas O'Neil, dwl 777
Market

McCarty James, laborer, dwl 23 Freelon

McCarty James, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 32
Clinton

McCarty James, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s
Michigtin nr Shasta

McCarty James^iiarket, 1052 Folsom, dwl 736 Folsom

McCarty James, nioroccofinisher Davis & Co., dwl 6 Dora

McCarty James, painter, dwl 57 Jessie

McCarty James P. , shoefitter, dwl Dolores bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second

McCarty J. C, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

McCarty Jeremiah, hairdresser Peter Einsfeld

McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 97 Stevenson

McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 118 Welsh

McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 136 Dora, rear

McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 412 Post, rear

McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, dwl N s Fulton bet Octavia
and Gough

McCarty John, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 28
Garden

McCarty John, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 533
Valencia

McCarty John, cartnian Joseph Macdonough, dwl 24
Howard

McCarty John, cook What Cheer House, dwl W s Dolores
nr Twenty -second

McCarty John, driver Zadoc W. Moore, dwl 50 Natoma

McCartj' John, fireman Central Pac. R. R. Co., Foxirth,
dwl NE cor Berrj' and Fourth

McCarty John, fumaceman John RejTiolds, dwl N s Po-
trero hr Seventeenth

McCarty John, hostler Arthur Waters, dwl 4 Taylor

McCarty John, inspector hydrants Corporation Yard, 50
Sacramento, dwl cor Claj' and Stockton

McCarty John, laborer, dwl 22 Howard

McCarty John, laborer, dwl 833 Miller PI

McCarty John, laborer, dwl cor Eighth and K, South S. F.

McCarty John, laborer Bay View Distillery, dwl Four-
teenth Av nr Railroad, South S. F.

McCarty John, laborer City Water Works, dwl 1704 Leav-
enworth, rear

McCarty John, laborer N. B. aiid Mission R. R.

McCarty John, marblepolisher Larseneur and Sheerin, dwl
N s Tyler bet Polk and Van Ness Av

McCarty John, molder Union Iron Works

McCarty John, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, SE cor Mar-
ket and Steuart

McCarty John, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.

McCarty John, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 37^ Sixth

McCarty Joseph {Daniel McCarty tk Son), dwl 834 Folsom

McCarty J. R., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

McCarty J. S., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

McCarty Lotta Miss (McCarty Bros. & Siitcrs), dwl 838
Mission

Mccarty LOI'IS p., publisher and proprietor Statis-
tician, oflSce 423 Washington, dwl 2 Geary PI

McCarty Martin, blacksmith John Higgins, dwl 622 Min-
na, rear

McCarty Michael, bricklayer, dwl 551 Howard, rear

McCarty Michael, butcher, dwl E s Fourteenth Av nr Q,
South S. F.

McCarty Morris, longshoreman, dwl 111 Jessie

McCarty Morris, seaman, dwl 79 Jessie

McCarty Nellie (widow), dwl 838 Mission

McCarty Nellie Miss {McCarty Bros. <.t Sisters), dwl 838
Mission

McCarty Owen, laborer, dwl 24 Lewis PI

McCarty Patrick, butcher Simon Silverberg, dwl N s
Twelfth nr Railroad, South S. F.

McCarty Patrick, calker Boole & Webster

McCarty Patrick, deckliand, dwl 31 Commercial

McCarty Patrick, fireman stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry

McCarty Patrick, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway

McCarty Patrick, laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steuart

McCarty Patrick J., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother
Beale St. Wharf

McCarty Peter, boilermaker, dwl 160 First

McCarty Peter, foreman Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl SW

cor Devisadero and KUis
McCarty Philiii, plumber, dwl 13 William
McCarty Redmond, laborer, dwl SW cor Devisadero and

Ellis .

McCarty T., waiter Occidental HoTel, dwl 12 Hunt
McCarty Thomas, housesmith Pioneer Iron Works, dwl

164 Clara
McCarty Thomas, painter Charles H. Sykes & Co., dwl

Golden Gate Hotel
McCarty Thomas, rigger, dwl 125 Spear, rear
McCarty Thomas, seaman schr Leo, dwl cor Brannan and

First
McCarty Timothy, laborer Beale St. Warehouse, dwl 101

Jessie
McCarty Timothy, shoemaker, dwl 78 Natoma
McCarty William, butcher, dwl E s Fourteenth Av nr L,

South S. F.
McCarty William, calker»Boole & Webster
McCarty William, shipcarpenter, dwl 308 Beale
McCarty William, waiter Francisco Garcia, dwl 402 Val-

lejo
McCarvey Patrick, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
McCash Charles A., hostler Charles Kellett, dwl 734 Guer-
rero
McCash William D., dwl 734 Guerrero
McCaskill James, laborer, dwl 54 First
McCaskill James F., dwl 211 Twelfth
McCastle J. R., houseraiser, dwl 515 Sacramento
McCauley A., butcher, dwl 328 Broadway
McCauley Alexander, longshoreman, dwl 908i Fol, rear
McCauley Bernard, ironmolder, dwl 178 Stevenson
McCauley Charles, dwl425 Pacific, rear
McCauley Edward, speculator, dwl SE cor Dnunm and

Oregon
McCauley Frank, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl NE

cor Berry and Third
McCauley J., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
McCauley John, laborer, dwl 31 Frederick
McCauley John, seaman, dwl WW cor Townsend and

Third
McCauley John F., dwl 1913 Howard
McCauley John F., local policeman, dwl 159 Perry
McCauley Joseph, carjjenter, dwl 167 Minna '

McCauley Patrick, blacksmith Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl

225 Eighth, rear
McCaulej' Patrick, helper Gilbert & Moore, dwl 10^

Freelon
McCauley Tliomas B., melter and refiner U. S. Mint, dwl

84 Montgomery Block
McCauley W. N., restaurant, 11 and 13 Sixth, dwl 995

Market
McCauley. See Macauley and McCaulley
McCauHAnna E. Miss, laceworker, dwl 631 Green
McCauU James, brassmolder, dwl 631 Green
McCauU John, blacksmith, dwl 631 Green
McCaull Michael, carj^enter, dwl 631 Green
ilcCauU Peter H., cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture

Co., dwl 120 Welsh
McCaull. See McCall

McCaulley Edward, dwl S s Oregon nr Front
McCaulley Edward, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 573

Bryant nr Sixth
McCaulley John, laborer, dwl 210i Washington
McCaulley William, (Fassett, Mc'C. ct Co.), dwl 321 ElUs
McCault A., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
McCausland P., laborer Beale St. Warehouse, dwl 74 Min
McCeliff Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
McCENEY J|:LI|:S <'., attorney at law, office 606

Montgomery, dwl 711 Taylor
McCharters Mathew, asphaltumworker, dwl 8 Anthony
McChesney John, stairbuilder Dillon &, Drew, dwl 315

Minna
ilcChesney William, hostlelPTalace Stables, dwl 117 Sixth
McChristian Henry, stairbuilder, dwl 356 Brannan
McClagen John, carpenter California Planing Mills
McClain Charles, ste\\ard Golden Gate Race Course House,

dwl N s California bet Fillmore and Steiner
McClain John, laborer Portland Iron Works, res Brooklyn
McClain Joseph, chief engineer S. S. Kaloi-ama, dwl 812

Jessie
McClain Peter, blacksmith, dwl 1104 Taylor
McClain William, blacksmith, dwl 1104 Taylor
McClare Hugh, laborer, dwl 30 Clara
McClare William, plumber Charles J. Reilley
McClaren J. C, real-estate agent, 022 Clay, res Oakland
McClary David, carpenter, dwl 941 Bryant
McClary Hugh, shipcarpenter, dwl 311i Ritch
McClary Mary, widow, dwl 520 Broadway

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market,

0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710,712, 711, and 715 Kearn7, Established 1862.

McClary Williaiii, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Milla
McClatchly William, laborer Pacific Rollins: Mills
McClav Alicia Miss, domestic Palace Hotel, dwl 2 Thomp-
son PI
McClay James, painter City Hall, dwl 422 Shotwell
JlcClcarv Auj^ustus, hostler, dwl HXi Pacific
McCleary Robert W. , bootblack John Greif , dwl 828 Pac
McClcarj' William, blacksmith, dwl ^K Clinton
McCl&iry William, co<)k, dwl 837 Broadway
McCleo-! Tyler, shiprarpentor, dwl 2011 Duixiot
McCloUanAugrustus, dwl 315 Eddy
McCIellan Charles, first officer stm Salinas, Pacific St.

Wharf
McCIellan Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Sto-
rey Co., Xev.), Charles W. Lamar secrctarj-, office 339
Kearny
McClpllan George, calker, dwl SW cor Cliurch and Day
McC ellan Georgu R., driver Michael J. Egan, dwl 1065

Market
McCIellan James, boots and shoes, 3 Sutter
McCIellan John, blacksmith, dwl 177 Minna
McCIellan John, carpenter, dwl 16 Tehama
McCIellan John, clerk S. F. Laundry, dwl 2512 Post
McCIellan John, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 111 Austin
McCIellan John, laborer, dwl 1!) Garden
McCIellan Johji, packer Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl 19

Garden
McCIellan John D., butcher, dwl 1040 Fillmore
McCIellan John W., printer, dwl 108 Virginia
McCIellan Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 1940 Fillmore
McCIellan R. Guy (Bennett A- McC), attorney at law,

office 535 Clay, dwl 809 Mission
McCIellan Robert, foreman car shop Southern Pac. R.

R. , dwl E s Tennessee nr Solano
McCIellan William, dwl 003 Taylor
McCIellan. See McLellan
McClelland George, culker Boole & Webster
9Ir<'LELL.l\D JOII\ .4.., secretary Board State Har-
bor Commissioners, office 440 Jackson, dwl 1216 Mis-
sion
McClelland Patrick, carpenter, dwl 654 Mission
McClelland Robert, sparmaker, dwl 660 Bryant
McClelland Thomas J., mining superintendent, dwl 2025

Pacific Av
McClennan Charles, boot and shoemaker Andrew MacNa-

mara, dwl 12 Fifth
McClennan James, shijKjarpenter, dwl cor Louisiana and

Sierra
McClennan James, seanuin, dwl 104 Steuart
McClennan Patrick, boilermaker, dwl 14 Anthony
McClennan William, packer B. Dennerj' & Co., "dwl 1309

Stockton
McCleod Margaret A. Miss, dwl 537 Turk
McCleod Robert, drayman D. L. Famsworth, XW cor

California and Davis
McCleod Roger, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valencia
McClintock Charles, compositor Evening Post, dwl 17

Guerrero
McClintock John, laborer, dwl N1E cor Ninth and Minna
McClintock John, laborer, dwl W s Eighth nr Market
McClintock Joseph S., butcher Miller & Lux, dwl Eleventh

Avnr P., South S. F.
McClintock Sarah Mrs., dwl 17 Guerrero
McClintock William H., mining secretarj', office 419 Cali-
fornia room 4, dwl 17 Guerrero
McClister Alexander, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.
McCloskey Alexander, laborer Henry T. Dorland, NW cor

Dolores and Dorland
McCLOSKEY H. •£ CO. (.Veii J. Scally), groceries

and liquors, 1149 Folsom
McCloskey Henrj-, carpenter, dwl 115 Dora, rear
McCloskey Henr\', watertender stm Amador, Market St.

Wharf
McCloskey Hugh (ff. McCloske^ d- Co.), dwl 1149 Folsom
McCloskey Hugh, fireman S. S. Newbem, Folsom St.

Wharf
McCloskey James (J. P. Sweeney <t Co.), dwl 127 Ellis ,
McCloskey James, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 9

Louisa
McCloskey James, hostler Central R. R. Station, SW cor

Turk and Webster, dwl 715 Post
McCloskey James, waiter Russ House
McCloskey James D., carpenter, dwl 433 Pierce
McCloskey John, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl cor

Louisiana and Sierra
McCloskey John, hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl

1.33 Lilly Av
McCloskey John, laborer, dwl 532 Howard
McCloskey John, laborer, dwl Pine bet Pierce and Scott

McCloskey John, laborer Pac. Commercial Co., dwl 1715
Post

McCloskey John, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 1629
Hyde

McCloskey John, varnisher John B. Luchsinger & Son,
dwl 209 Seventeenth

McCloskev John, varnisher William J. Heney & Co., dwl
251 Pcrr>-

McCloskey Joseph H., mail clerk Evening Post, dwl 642
Howard

McCloskey Marj- Jliss, cook, dwl 233 Steuart

McCloskev -Matthew, local agent Home Mutual Insurmice
Co., 40(5 Califoniia, dwl 642 Howard ^^

McCloskev Michael {OWeiU <i- Mr.C), dwl 731^ Clem

McCloskey O., blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills

McCloskey Patrick, horseshoer O'Neill & McCloske}', dwl
73U Clementina

McCloskey Patrick, laborer, dwl 409 Greenwich, rear

McCloskey Patrick, laborer, dwl 1715 Post

McCloskey Peter, baker, dwl S s Twentieth nr Dolores

McCloskey Susan (widow), dwl SE cor Twelfth and Har

McCloskey Thomas, dwl Russ House

McCloskey Thomas, street contractor, dwl 1715 Post

McCloskey. See McCluskey

McClosland John, broker, dwl 329 Minna

McCloud , calker L. S. Allen, res Oakland

McCloud Alexander, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl lOi Fifth Av

McCloud Alexander, expressman, dwl 2 Chesley

McCloud Alexander, shipcarpenter, dwl 716 Capp

McCloud Edmund A. , st<5Ckbroker, dwl 918 Harrison

McCloud John, rigger, dwl 223 Folsom

McCloud Robert, waiter, dwl 16 Scott PI

McCloud Robert H., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mall Ser-
vice, dwl 260^ Clara

McClue L. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 231 Fifteenth

McClune James H. , waiter Pacific Mail S. S. China

McClung Joseph W., dwl 10 South Park

McClure A. T. , physician and surgeon, office 608 Market
and 9 Post,, res Oakland

McClure Benjamin, sub-marinediver, dwl 10 Jackson

McClure Da\-id M., attorney at law, offic6 S20 Sansom
room 17, dwl SW cor Fifth and Minna

McClure George B., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E
s Tennessee nr Nevada

McClure Henry, carpenter, dwl 355 Jessie

McClure Hugh, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio

McClure John, clerk, dwl 126 Fifth

McClure .Joseph, dwl 1717 Jones

McClure Pennel OfcCain. Flood el- McC), dwl 40S Ellis

McClure P. L. (W. H. Warden d- Co.), dwl 423 Fulton

McClure William, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Color-
ado, dwl 373 Brannan

McCluskey Dennis {McClusky <t- Mxilville), dwl 925 Do-
lores

McCluskey George, liquor saloon, 404 Fourth

McCluskey George, shipping clerk Cal. Cracker Co.

McCluskey James, hostler Central R. R.

McCluskey John, carriagepainter Walter Welsh, dwl 80J
Stevenson

McCluskey John, expressman, dwl 140 Tfetoma

McCluskey Jobn, foreman repair shop Central Pac. R. R.,
dwl 404 Fourth

McCluskey John, hamessmaker, dwl 133 Lilly Av

McCluskey John, teamster, dwl 1629 Hyd^

McCluskey John R., carpenter, dwl 251 Perry

McCluskey Joseph (Carrick d- Co.), dwl 274 Minna

McCluskey Joseph, carriagepainter Walter Welsh, dwl
80j Stevenson

McCluskey M. , laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.

McCluskey Mary (widow), dwl 80J Stevenson

McCluskey Michael, dairj-man Collins Bros., cor Doug-
lass and Twenty-fourth

McCluskey Owen, molder, dwl E s San Jos6 Av nr Twen-
ty-sixth

McCluskey Philip, lather, dwl 704 Tehama

McCluskey Thomas, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge

McCluskey & Muhnlle (Dennis McClwkeyand Daniel F.
Muli-ille), plasterers, 925 Dolores

McCluskey. See McCloskey

McCobb A., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

McCobb Da^id, dwl 416 Market

McColgan Adeline (widow), dwl S s Ellis bet Pierce and
Scott

McColgan Charles S., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
S s Ellis bet Pierce and Scott

McColgan Cornelius I., cooper Cutting Packing Co., dwl
S s Ellis, bet Pierce & Scott

JAIIES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant,

McColgan Daniel, clerk Howard St. Works, S. F. Gas Light

Co.
McColj,'an Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 202

Second
McColgan John L., painter, dwl S s Ellis bet Pierce and

Scott
McColgan Kate F. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan

Grammar School, dwl S s Ellis bet Pierce and Scott
McColgan Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 202

Second
McColgan Susan (widow), dwl N s Webster bet Filbert

^iid Greenwich
McCoIl John, shipcarpeiiter, dwl 41 Tehama
McColl William, merchant, office NE cor Davis and Mar-
ket, res San Jos6
McCollam Thomas W., cured fish, 122 Clay, dwl 222 Eddy
McCoUough JoHn A., dwl 1610 Bush
McCollum Daniel, captain stm Alex. Duncan
McCollum Dennis, soapboiler John Toner, dwl Es Potrero

Av bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
McCollum Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McColly John, laborer Union Iron Works
McConib H., dwl 11 Harlan PI
McComb J., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
McComb J., clerk, dwl 629 O'Farrell
Mct'O.nB JOHN, editor Alta California, office 529 Cali-
fornia, dwl 425 Kearny
McComb John, teazelsetter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl cor North Point and Polk
McComb John Jr. , woolsorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-

torj', dwl cor North Point and Polk
McComb John Jr., clerk John R. Carnahan, dwl 425 Kear
McComb J. R., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
McComb W. R., driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1506^ Polk
McCombe John, collector and moneybroker, office 429

Montgomerj', dwl 219 Stevenson
McComber Nancy (widow), dwl 60 Clementina, rear
McComskj' Mrs. (widow), dwl 475 Jessie
McConacar Robert, stonecutter, dwl 508 Mission
McConahey James, bricklaj'er, dwl 1725 Market
McConahy R. A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 7 Stockton
McConahy Tlieodore, upholsterer Mountain & Raye, dwl 5

Adelaide PI
McCone A. J. , student Heald's Business College
McCone John, dwl 1132 Sutter
McCone Robert, engineer, dwl 111 Harrison
McConlogue Edward, laborer, dwl 235 Main
McConlogue John, molder Hinckley & Co.
McConn Eugene, barkeeper James O'Brien, dwl 1021

Kearny
McConnachie John, bookkeeper McMillan & Kester, dwl

714 Front
McConnachie Robert, teamster, dwl SW cor Washington

and Drumm
McConnagle Timothy, drajinan Anderson & Bro., dwl 4

Varenne
McConneghe John, watchman, dwl 521 Howard
McConnell Eliza (widow), dwl 1013 Stockton
McConnell Fanny E. Miss, milliner Mrs. G. W. M. Cowles,

dwl 17 Tehama
McConnell Francis H. , watchmaker Anderson & Ran-
dolph, res Oakland
McConnell George, compositor, dwl 1112 Leavenworth
McConnell Gibson, carpenter, dwl N s Lincoln bet Taylor

and Jones
McConnell Henry B. , dwl 240 Jessie
McConnell James, dwl 202 Sixth
McConnell James, laborer, dwl 264 Clementina
McConnell James, sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 510

Mission
McConnell Jeremiah, laborer Patent Brick Co.
McConnell John, fireman William Deacon, dwl 34 Minna
McConnell John, laborer, dwl 911 Harrison
McConnell John, stairbuilder Dillon & Drew
McConnell John, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Bat
McConnell John J., haniessmaker Charles H. Mead, dwl

17 Tehama
McConnell Michael, boatman, dwl Merrimae, Long.Bridge
McConnell Michael, boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl 1414

Stockton
McConnell Michael, laborer, dwl 9 Welsh, rear
McConnell Michael, laborer, dwl 19 Crook
McConnell Michael, stevedore, dwl 340 Townsend
McConnell Noah, carpenter, dwl 240 Jessie
McConnell Parker, hames.smaker, dwl 17 Tehama
McConnell Patrick, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
McConnell Robert, carpenter, dwl N s Lincoln bet Taylor

and Jones
McConnell Rosa E. (widow), tailoress, dwl 521 Geary

McConnell William, clerk J. W. Murphy & Co., dwl 29 Sec
McConnell William J., patternmaker Union Iron Works,

dwl 245 Second
McConnell William V., saddler Main & Winchester, dwl

408 Sixth
McConnigan Hugh, boilermaker, dwl 7 Natoma
McConrick J. M., dwl 3 Glen Park Av
McCnnville Anthony, mason S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 564

Tehama
McConville Catherine (widow),'dwl 506 Shotwell, rear
McConville John, tailor George Slater, dwl 622 Clay
McConville Richard, fireman steamer Monterey, Pacific

St. Wharf
McCool F. N., dwl 29 Turk

JIcCool Michael, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
McCoppin Frank (McCoppin, Van Ness di Co.), dwl NE

cor Waller and Laguna •

Mct'OrPIX, V.i\ XESS <& €0. (Frank McCoppin

and Thomas C. Van Xess), stockbrokers, office 326J

Montgomery
McCord Alexander, foreman stables City R. R., dwl N W

cor 'Sixteenth and Mission
McCord Catharine (widow), dwl 230 Ritch
McCord E\an B., driver International Hotel, 824 Kearny
McCord Harrison, hackdriver, dwl 47 Minna
McCord James {McCord it Malone), dwl 1413 Larkin
McCord John, assistant-superintendent Sutter St. R. R.,

dwl 1306 Larkin
McCord Lafayette, painter Norman & Eckler, dwl 1709

Stevenson
McCord Patrick, dwl E s Filbert bet Steiner and Pierce
McCord Thomas, carpenter and builder, dwl 314 Third
McCord & Malone (James McCord and Frank S. Malone),

proprietors Fashion Stables, IC Sutter
McCorkell Elizabeth (widow), dressmaker, dwl 27 Jessie

nr Seventh
McCorkell James A., plumber, dwl 27 Jessie nr Seventh
McCorkle James, dwl Franklin Hotel
McCormack Andrew J., barkeeper, dwl 20 Natoma
McCorniack Celia (widow), dwl NW cor Fillmore and

Greenwich
McCormack F., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
McCormack James, boilermaker, dwl 628 Third
McCormack James, trader, dwl 1306 California
McCormack Jane (widow), dwl 128 Turk
McCormack John, carpenter, dwl 1185 Broadway
McCormack John, groceries, NE cor Tj'ler and Jones
McCormack John, helper Savage & Son, dwl 34 Minna
McCormack John, laborer, dwl \1\ Brj^ant Av
McCormack John, laborer Black Diamond Coal Co.
McCormack John, laborer, dwl Banks nr Lincoln, Bemal

Heights
McCormack Michael, laborer Henry T. Dorland, NW cor

Dolores and Dorland
McCormack Patrick, foreman Pac. Rolling SUUs, dwl N s

Shasta nr Illinois
McCormack Patrick, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
McCormack Philip, laborer, dwl 508 Mission
McCormack Thomas, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long

Bridge
McCormack William, porter 412 Front, dwl 917 Capp
McCormick Annie Miss, domestic, dwl 332 Ellis
McCormick Bridget Miss, dwl 2520 Cliy
McCormick Catherine (widow), dwl 217^ Tehama
McCormick Charles, Major U. S. A., medical director De-
partment California, office 105 Stockton, dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
McCormick Dennis,' deckhand stm Orizaba, Broadway St.

Wharf
McCormick Edward, hairdresser Henry A. Loud, dwl 10

Clementina
McConnick Eliza Mrs., tailoress Michael Short,* dwl 44

Ritch ^

McCormick Ellen, domcsOfe Charles W. Randall, 315 Ellis
McCormick Felix, wood and coal, 113 Shipley
McCormick Francis, horseshoer Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl

158 First, rear
McCormick Frank, agent Remington Sewing Machine Co.,

dwl 503 O'Farrell
McCormick Frank H., clerk freight office Central Pac. R.

R., dwl 127 Kearny
McCormick George, pressman Cuberj' & Co., dwl 14 Louisa
McCormick George A., steward John Kohlmoos, dwl 14

Louisa
McCormick Hugh, groceries and liquors, NW cor Filbert

and Taylor, dwl 900 Filbert
McCormick Hugh, miner, dwl 248 Folsom
McCormick Hugh G., yardmaster Southern Pac R. R.,

dwl 927 Howard

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

3. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

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McComiick J., carpenter B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 804 Third
McComiick J., laborer A. F. S)icar & Co., dwl 218 Unimm
McComiick J., waiter Brooklyn Hotel
McComiick James, contractor, dwl S s Fulton bet Devis-

adero and Scott
McComiick Janies, groceries and •liquors, W s Dolores nr

Twenty-first
McCormick James, jwrter Straus, Kohnstanini & Co.,

dwl 43 Minna
McCormick James, smutter Horace Davis & Co., dwl 54

First
McComiick James K., liquor saloon, 800 Market, dwl 28

O'Farrell
McCormick Jennie (widow), dwl 28 Zoe
McCormick John {McCormick, Leicw .t Co.), dwl 1111

McAllister
McComiick John, cartman Patent Brick Co., dwl 118

Berrj-
McCormick John, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 777

Market
McConnick, John, pardener, dwl l.Sll Buclianan, rear
McCormick John, laborer, dwl 238 Fremont
McCormick John, laborer Catholic Orphan Asylum, dwl

Sixteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
McConnick John, machinist, dwl 50S Bi-aiman
McCormick John, machinist, ilwl 1018 Washington
McComiick John, shoemaker, dwl 410 Grove
McComiick John, steerage steward stiii Senator, Broad-
way St. Wharf
McComiick John, waiter Alfred W. Manning, dwl 657 Miss
McComiick John, wireworker Eckfeldt & Co., dwl 620

Natoma
McComiick John J., molder William T. Garratt, dwl 974

Folsoni
McCOKIIK'K JOHN' W., citv agent Hutchinson, Mann

& Smith, 314 Califomia, dwl 23 Lafayette
McComiick Julia (widow), dwl S3 Everett
McComiick Lewis & Co., (Thomas A. McCormick, Oscar

Leiri^ and John -IfcCwmtcAr), proptrs Industrial Iron

Works, 233 and 23.'> Beale
McComiick M. , dwl 242 Townsend
McComiick M. (widow), dwl 822 Post
McComiick M. (widow), dwl SE cor Fountain and Twenty-
fourth
McCormick Michael, clerk Bryant B. Kennedy, dwl 610

Larkin
McConnick Michael, coalpasser stm Orizaba, Broadway

St. Wharf, dwl 919i Washington
McComiick P., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
McComiick Patrick J. , bricklayer, dwl 2510 Bush
McConnick Peter, dravnien, dwl 803 Grove
McComiick P. H. Mrs.", dwl 920 Clay
McComiick T., teamster, dwl 22 Turk
McCormick Thomas, drajTiian, dwl 118 I\'y Av
McConnick Thomas, laborer R. A. Kelly, dwl 606 Third
McCormick Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. , dwl 451^

Tehama
McCormick Thomas A. (McCormick, Letcis & Co.), dwl

918 Folsom
McConnick Timothy, laborer James McGinn, dwl 517 Stev
McConnick William, carj^eiiter, dwl 1225 Market
McCormick William, fireman Palace Hotel
McConnick William, liquor saloon, NWcor Clay and Davis,

dwl SE cor Twenty-third and Bryant
McConnick William, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co.,

dwl W 8 Dolores bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
McComiick William H. (Leon R. Meyers tb Co.), dwl 108

Jones
McCormick William J. , bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht,

NW cor Gough and Haight
McCormick William L. (Dunham, Carrigan & Co.), dwl

706 Taylor
McCorriston Hugh, blacksmith, djvl 9 LjTich
McCosch Roscoe, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
McCottrey A., dwl 957 Market
McCottrey Janies, fi-amemaker Max Burkardt, dwl SE

cor Montgomery and Union
McCottrey Marj' (widow), dwl 957 Harrison
McCottrey Robert, engineer, dwl 293 Union
McCottrey Thomas, clerk, dwi 164 Clara
McCottry John (Garvy & McC), dwl Eureka House
McCottry Samuel, frameniaker Bernard McQuillan, dwl

SE cor Montgomery and Union
McCoubrey JIary J. (widow), dwl Johnson PI nr Harrison
McCoubrey James, carpenter, dwl 242 Fremont

McCoughlin Miss, dwl 30 Clinton

McCoughin J. H., student Bamard's Business College
McCoul B., teamster William Kerr, dwl 003 Battery
McCourt Hugh, barkeeper, dwl 45 Everett

McCourt Janies, tailor J. L. Brooks, dwl 1307 Pacific
McCourtney Epliraiin J., ])oliceman City Hall, dwl 121

Welsh
McCourtney George, printer, dwl 411 Stevenson
McCoubrey James, carpenter, dwl 242 Fremont
McCowii Hale, bookkeeper Dewey & Co., dwl Morton

House
McCowen Henry A., shoemaker, 311 Pine room 12
McCowen John, rigger and stevedore, dwl 11 Minna
McCoy Ada Mrs., dwl 121 Turk

McCoy Arthur, gasfltter Tliomas Day, dwl 63 Everett
McCoy I'>eniard, laborer, dwl E s Castro bet Eighteenth

and Nineteenth
McCoy Bernard, seaman, dwl 28 Clay-
McCoy Charles, mining secretary, office 419 Califomia

room 28, dwl 427 Sutter
McCoy Duncan, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
McCoy Edwaixl, marblepolisher, dwl 116 Tehama
McCoy George, waiter New York Bakerj'
McCoy Henry, blacksmith, dwl 139 Shipley
McCoy Janies, clerk, dwi 12 Ellis
McCov James, engineer stni Alex. Duncan
McCoy Maggie Miss, dwl 1011 Sutter
McCoy Michael, calker Boole & Webster
McCoy Michael, corkmaker, dwl 23 Clara
McCoy Owen, laborer, dwl 63 Everett
McCoy Owen, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
McCoy Owen J., lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 359 Jessie
McCoy Patrick (McCoy it Gallagher), dwl 815 Union
McCoy Patrick, hostler City R. R., dwl 111 Fifteenth
McCoy Patrick, laborer, dwl NE cor Pac Av and Octa\ia
McCoy Thomas, molder, dwl 63 Everett
McCoy & Gallagher (Pn(n'ct jlfcCo!/ «)irf Thomas Galla-
gher), groceries and liquors, 421 Union
McCracken Artliur, superintendent Menzies & Bingham,

dwl 412 Vallejo
McCracken Frank, clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl 827 Mis-
sion
McCracken John, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, SE cor

Market and Steuart
McCracken Matthew, dwl 332 Minna
McCracken Orin C. , dwl 829 Mission
McCracken Robert, cook brig Sea Waif, Howard St.

Wharf
McCracken Sarah (widow), dwi S s Filbert bet Sansom

and Montgomery
McCracken William, laborer, dwl 24 Ohio
McCracken William, laundry foreman Lick House
McCracken William F., laborer Pacific Oil and Lead

Works, dwl 829 Mission
McCraith Frances (widow), dwi N s Hyde bet Broadway

and Vallejo
McCraith George, clerk Marj' McCraith, dwl 1010 Mont
McCraith J. , plumber, dwl 957 Market
McCraith John, dwl N s Hyde bet Broadway and Vallejo
McCraith Mary (widow), groceries and liquors, NW cor

Davis and Pacific, dwi 1010 Montgomery
McCraith Michael, hostler, dwi 12 Lewis PI
McCraith Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 1009 Battery, dwl

115 Vallejo

McCrea , attorney at law, dwl 107 O'Farrell

McCrea Donald, laborer Torrens & Enricht, dwl 1520 Clay
McCrea George P., law student Joseph M. Wood, dwl 107

O'Farrell
McCrea Hugh, roller Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s Michigan

nr Sierra
McCrea James, dwi 1009 Francisco
McCrea James, special policeman, dwl 73 Natoma
McCrea John, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl W s

Kentucky nr Humboldt
McCrea Nicholas, dwl 738 Vallejo
McCrea Thomas,.- Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
McCready Daniel J. , trackman Bay District F. G. Assn,

dwl NE cor Fulton and Stanyan
McCready H., helper George W. Swan <St Co.
McCready H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
McCready Martin, laborer, dwl 518 Mission
McCready Richard, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

258 Jessie, rear
McCready Samuel, baker Clark & Zekind, dwi 32 Rausch
McCready William, carpenter James McGinn, dwl 863

Market
McCreagh Thomas, boarding, 2019i Howard
McCreedon John, hostler, dwl 113 O'Farrell
McCreery Andrew B., real estate, office 215 Sansom room 1
McCreerj' Andrew M., collector Front St. Wharf, dwi S s

Ellis bet Polk and Larkin
McCreery C. A. , compositor Pacific Methodist, dwl 416

Larkin

TAMES G-. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D^W^-aird^^^^ I

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McCreery Charles, teamster Charles Harley & Co., 116

MccSeRI-S buildings, NEand SE cors Mont-

MccfdghTj^mesf cook Atlantic House. 20 Sacramento

MfCrellis A B., carpenter, dwl 32 Rausch

McCrlllis Frank, drfver Whitney & Co.'s Express, 3 and 5

MccS^A^fc manager Glasgow- Iron and Metal Im-

portins Co., 22 and 24 Fremont, res Oakland
McCrindlfwiUiLm T., clerk Glasgow Iron and Metal Im-

McC?h,k'plte?: blacksmith dwl 152 Natoma
McCrohen Frances (widow), d;vl 210 O Farrell

McC^o^'skey Joseph H., compositor Alta California, dwl

McCroLr^William, speculator, dv^a 641 Stev^^^^^^^^^^
McCrudden Andrew, horseshoer Richard Crowlej, 4U»
Jackson , „. ,,.

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MccSbbrPeter, sawyer Benjamin F. Gilman, dwl SW
cor Drumm and Washin;,^on

McCudig Malcolm, dwl 37 Second Tphama

McCue Adelia W. (widow), furnished rooms, 32 Tehama

McCue Charles P. , cook Wilson Merry & Co

McCue Daniel, quarrjanan dwl 6 Vallejo CoMt

McCue Edward, clerk Michael Burke, dwl NW cor i-llis
and Scott

MnCiip Felix dwl 916 Jackson _ .

McCue James, driver City R. R., dwl HI Fifteenth

McCue James, baker Cal. Cracker Co.

McCue James, laborer, dwl 141 Second

McCue James, laborer, dwl 231 Main

McCue James, laborer Patrick Conway, dwl SW cor Har-
rison and Garden

McCue James, waiter Grand Hotel . „«„„ 9,,;

McCue James S., editor American Free Press, office 215

McCue tC'rW- <t Co.), dwl Bush, bet Devlsa-

dero and Broderick .

MrCue John, bricklayer, dwl 111 Jessie
McCue John, hostler J. & R. Smith, dwl 344 Brannan
McCue John, laborer, dwl 313 Main
McCue John, waiter Lick House
McCue John, wood and coal dw;l 423 Green
McCue John J. (McCii,e & Phillips), res Oakland
McCue JohL C, gilder Snow & May, dwl Golden Eagle

McCue°Michael, blacksmith, NW cor Eighth and Bryant,

McCueMYchaet pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 182 Stev
McCue Patrick, cookWUson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
McCue Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel .

MeCllE PITRK'K B., wines and liquors, 6 Mission
McCue PhOHp, varnisher, dwl S s Thirty-first nr Chenery
McCue Rose Miss, domestic GustaveRe.s, dwl 115 Taylor
McCue Thomas, blacksmith Michael McCue, dwl Hi Gar-

McCue William, laborer, dwl 82 Colton t>i,-it^.\

McCuc & Phillips {John J. McCue and David P\f^P^)'

manufactures brooms, wisps, and brushes, 103o Mar-

McCuen M., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
McCuen Patrick, stonecutter Larseneur & Sheerin
McCuistion Noah H., stairbuilder Jesse i Drew, dwl 356i

Brannan , , „„^ tn •

McCuUen Barney, fireman, dwl 625 Davis
McCullen James' trainer Palace Stables, E s Howard bet

Second and Hubbard
McCullen William, laborer, dwl 154 Tehama
McCullen Owen, laborer, dwl 109 \ allejo, rear
McCuUev John, boatman, dwl E s Spear nr Harrison
Mcculloch Allen, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

826 Minna ^ ,

McCuUoch Hugh, laborer, dwl 406 Broadway
McCuUoch James, laborer, dwl 406 Broadway
McCulloch John, professor music, dwl W s Shotweli nr

Twentv-second „ ,

McCuIlom C, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
McCuIlough A., dwl 227 Second

McCullough Alexander D. W., ticket auditor Central Pac.

R. R.T office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 29,

dwl 216 Powell , „

McCullough E. A., storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue,

dwl 916 Hyde
McCullough J., dwl 636, Commercial
McCullough James, laborer, dwl 441 Jessie
McCullough John, cooper Lyon & Co. , dwl 926 Minna
McCullough John, proprietor and manager California

Theater, dwl Occidental Hotel _

McCullough Michael, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
McCullough Owen, teamster William Kerr d^^\ -^^^ ^at
McCullough P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s AATharf
McCullough Patrick, laborer, dwl 358 Brannan
McCu ou|h Peter (Green cf McC), dwl 242 Seventh
McCullough PrisciUa, cook Hiram W. Fox, dwl W s Ken-

nfi-riii I oirCiH SIMI'EL, superintendent construc-

''*'^tronL*S.governn" It buildings, office cor Waahing^

ton and Post-office PI, dwl E s Capp bet Twenty-fourth

McCuUough^ThomaJ blacksmith, dwl 21 Harrison Av,

McCullough Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 43 Natoma
McCullough Thomas J., stock dealer, dwl NW cor Capp

and Nineteenth , , .^ tvt„„„

McCullough William, tailor J. h. Brooks dwl '-^Moss
McCullough William, watchman S. S. Newbem, Folsom

MccSioI^h William K., salesman Preston & McKinnon,

dwl NW cor Steuart and Mission
McCullough. Sec McCollough

MrCuUum H., carpenter Pac. Rolling Mills „ , ,
McCullWohn, wines and liquors, SW cor Second and

MccS-e.'^AXr«(r^%....«fCo.).dwl cor Guer-

McCuS:?JrmSwmaker.U.W.C.Boot and Shoe

Co dwl 12 Geneva a *

MrrrVE JAMES X., commission merchant, and agem

Central Flour Mills, and Petaluma Line Packets, 117

Clav, dwl 312 Ellis ^ „. • r, v ^^1197

McCune Patricl?, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R.,dwl 127

McCune William H., engineer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl

McCurb AnS hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 126

Shipley
SrgjametSenIn Pac.,Rolling Mills, dwl Ns

Sierra nr Louisiana
McCurdy J. C, clerk, dwl 328 Jessie
McCurdy John B., porter Thos. H. Selby & Co., dsM 12

McCurdy Samuel, boottreer Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 31

McCuT^In"patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

MccSt;hries'H%C.m-.. Weler ^ Co.), dwl 1112

MeCrRKIE JOHN P.. secretary British Benev. Soc.,
''*^ office 730 Mont, dwl NE cor-Tackson and Laguna
MnriTKRIE WEBER A €0. (Charles H. Mcturrw
^""^M^mls Weber), mnsic and musical instruments,

123 Post . .

McCurry James, expressman, dwl 227 Mam
McCurry James, fruits, 917i Folsom
McCurtie Frank, carpenter Baldwin s Hotel
MnPnrve Thomas, laborer, dwl 609 Grove
McCusker Beniard, laborer, N s Green bet Bat and San
McCuskerC E.& Co. (Miehael aeary), groceries. 846

MccS'charies, clerk C. E. McCusker & Co., dwl Wind-

McCusk^r°Cor'nelius E. (C. E. MoCmUr i- Co.), dwl 212

McCusker James P., clerk C. E. McCusker & Co., dwl 212

McCusker John, vaniisher Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf.

Co dwl E s Clinton nr Brannan, rear , , ^ ^„„

McCusicy Edward, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long

MccSn Marv Miss, operator City of Paris, dwl 30 Jes-
sie bet Seventh and Eighth Wphster
McCutehen Alexander, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster,

McCutteS^John, bellhanger dwl 202 Sixth
McDade Andrew, housesmith Thomas McKibbin, dwl Ber-
nal Heights

BiXlOSlS^^N^^de^s^^^ & ^^^'^ Purnisbing Goo:

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

McDade Edward, engineer Francis &. Valentine, dwl 1150

Folsoni
McD:ule John J., patternmalcer Union Iron Works, dwl

1150 Folsoni
McDuniel M. E. (widow), dwl NE cor Chattanooga and

Twenty-fourth
McDaniels Jutnes K., compositor D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl
Hock House

McDavid (widow), dwl 252 Perry

McDerbv Joseph, deckhand stni C. M. Small, Front St.

Whiirf
McDennott A. F. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School
McDerinott Andrew, e.vpressman cor Stockton and Pacific,

dwl i»li3 Sacramento, rear
McDermott Anna, tailoress Wright & Harmon, dwl 25
Clementina •

McDermott Bernard, steward Lick House, dwl 228 Clem
McDennott Charles, ])atternmaker llisdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 13 Clementina
McDennott Dennis A., second assistant engineer Pacific

Mail S. S, Co., dwl 234 Folsom
McDennott Edward, confectioner, dwl 315 Ritch
McDermott Edward, hooker Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl 719

Brannan, rear
McDermott Edward, laborer, dwl W s Railroad Av bet

Twelfth and Tliirteenth avs. South S. F.
McDerinott Francis (Coijmiell <fc McD.), dwl 19 Mont Av
McDermott Francis J., gasfittcr Mark W. Higgins, dwl 1
I Sberidan

McDennott J., dwl 636 Commercial
McDermott J., ca])tain brig Hidalgo, Pier 9 Steuart
McDermott J., oiler stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
McDermott .lames, dwl 532 Second
McDermott James, bricklayer, dwl 9 Ritch, rear
McDerinott James, bricklayer, dwl 134 Page
McDermott James, currier Funcke & Co., dwl W s York

nr Twenty-third
McDermott James, gilder S. & G. Gump, dwl 250 Tehama
McDennott James, laborer Baldwin's Restaurant, dwl 14

Ohio
McDermott James, morroccodresser, dwl 13 Bryant Av

bet Harrison and Bryant
McDermott James, seaman, dwl 532 Second
McDermott James, waiter Herman Markwalder, dwl 246

Minna

McDermott James Jr., dwl 532 Second
McDennott Jane (widow), dwl 15 Pinckney PI
McDennott J. C, salesman P. Kelly, res Oakland
McDermott John, ho.stler J. R. Dickey, dwl N a Point

Lobos Av nr Agricultural Park
McDennott John, laborer, dwl 411 Stevenson
j McDermott John, laborer, dwl 743 Brannan
McDermott John, laborer, dwl 1180 Harrison, rear
McDennott John, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 456

Minna, rear
McDermott John J., salesman, 620 Kearny, dwl 2312

Lark in '

McDermott John P., policeman City Hall, dwl 631 Sac
McDermott Joseph, mate bark Atlantic, dwl NW cor Brj'-

ant and First
McDennott Lawrence, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 719

Brannan, rear
McDermott Lizzie Miss, furnished rooms, 15 Minna
McDermott Margaret (widow), dwl 168 Tehama
McDermott Martin, laborer, dwl 2312 Larkin
McDermott Michael, fireman S.S.Montana, Folsom St.

flTiarf, dwl 4 Clementina
McDermott Michael, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
McDermott Michael, laborer, dwl N s Clipper nr Douglas
McDennott Michael, longshoreman, dwl 3 King
McDermott Michael, tailor, dwl 1212 Broadway
McDennott Michael J. {McDermott cO Caffrcy), dwl 764

Howard
McDennott Neil, teamster Stephen B. Wiipple, dwl 15

Minna

lIcDermott P., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
dcDermott Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 311 Pacific
dcDermott Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 710 Brannan
iIcDermott Patrick, shoemaker Dennis Cuff, dwl E s
First nr Folsom
liH(||IcDermott Patrick, watchman N. B. and Misision R. R.,

dwl 224 Fourth
5i.l*KcDermott Peter, driver City R. R., dwl 33 First Av
IcDerniott Stephen, clerk James Curtis & Co., SE cor

Steuart and Market
IcDerniott Thomas, expressman, NW cor Pacific and

Sansoni, dwl 1014 Filbert, rear
icDermott Thomas, florist George F. Silvester, dwl 68
Minna

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McDennott Timothy, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl

119 Clinton
McDermott Timothy, butcher, dwl Eleventh nr Railroad

Av, South S. F.
McDermott William, dwl 744 Howard
McDennott William, boatman Pacific Mail S. S. Wharf,

dwl 312 Hitch
McDennott William, hackdriver, dwl 15 Minna
McDennott William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

744 Howard
McDcrn^tt k Cixfirey {Michael J. McDerinott and Frank

Cajh'ey), restaiu'ant, 213 Third
McDevitt Andrew, dwl 911 Sansom
JIcDevitt Ann (widow), dwl 160 First
McDevitt Amy Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 722 Harrison
McDevitt Arthur, teamster Chase & Wolf, dwl E s San-
som bet Vallejo and Green
McDevitt Bernard, liquor saloon, 246 Townsend
McDevitt Cornelius, laborer, dwl 1 Liberty
McDevitt Cornelius, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Bat-
tery
McDevitt Daniel, bagsewer Neville & Co., dwl What

Cheer House
McDevitt Edward, branch bakery, 432 Fifth
McDevitt Edward, teamster Chase & Wolf, dwl Sansom

bet Vallejo and Green, rear
McDevitt Edward C. , hatter Collins & Co., dwl SW cor

Green and Taj lor
McDevitt Eliza Miss, shoefitter D. W. Emerson, dwl 252

Peny.
McDevitt Elizabeth Miss, dwl 410 Sixth
McDevitt Francis, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 5

Verona PI
McDevitt Frank, dwl 438 Broadway
McDevitt James, bakery, 152 First and 108 Sixth, dwl 502

Minna
McDevitt James, contractor, dwl 911 Sansom
McDevitt John, hackman, Plaza, dwl 25 Jessie
McDevitt John, hatter Julius Boysen, dwl NW cor Green

and Taylor
McDevitt John, seaman stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf
McDevitt John F., bookkeeper Bigley Brothers, dwl 24

Mary
McDevitt Maurice, driver'James McDevitt, dwl 502"Minna
McDevitt Michael, laborer, dwl 106 Freelon
McDevitt Patrick, laborer, dwl 315 Vallejo, rear
McDevitt Patrick, laborer Beale St. Warehouse, dwl 103

Jessie
McDevitt Peter, dwl 121 Prospect PI
McDevitt S. A. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1402 Polk
McDevitt Samuel, blacksmith John W. Farren, dwl 444^

Clementina •

McDevitt William, driver Massey & Yung, dwl 528 Bush
McDonald A., dwl 635 California
McDonald A., butcher, dwl 408 Broadway
McDonald A., carpenter, dwl 1824 Jessie
McDonald A., engineer S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.

Wharf
McDonald A., speculator, dwl Russ House
McDonald Adelaide, dwl 1014 Montgomery
McDonald A. F., carpenter, dwl 768 Howard
McDonald Albert R., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman [& Co.,

dwl 1316 Pine
McDonald Alexander, dwl 405 Main
McDonald Alexander, captain brig Perpetua, office 44

Market
McDonald Alexander, carpenter, dwl 341 Shipley
McDonald Alexander, carpenter, dwl 945 Folsom
McDonald Alexander, clerk, dwl 204 Montgomery
McDonald Alexander, foreman F. H. Burke, dwl 112

Shipley
McDonald Alexander, hamessmaker Main & Winchester,

dwl 1014 Powell
McDonald Alexander, laborer, dwl 303 Davis
McDonald Alexander, laborer Golden City Chemical

Works, dwl NW cor Seventh and Townsend
McDonald Alexander, mining, dwl 614 Kearny
McDonald Alexander, shipcarpenter, dwl 444;V Brannan
McDonald Alexander, shoemaker Joseph Lemoges, dwl

635 Howard
McDonald Alexander, waiter, dwl S s Francisco bet Tay-
lor and Jones
McDonald Alexander D., salesman, dwl 1037 Valencia nr

Twenty-second
McDonald Alexander W. , plumber C. H. Stombs & Co.,

dwl 764 Harrison
McDonald Allen, carpenter, dwl 78 Natoma
McDonald Andrew, dwl Olj-mpic Lodgings
McDonald Andrew P., liquor saloon, 133 Sixth

C-JJ ' STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Lairds 613 Montgomery cor. Mercian

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McDonald Andrew R., shoemaker, dwl 14G Tehama
McDonald Angus, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor

Gough and Haight
McDonald Angus, shipcarpenter, dwl 72 Natoma
McDonald Anthony, molder Savage & Sons, dwl 1 Bowie

Av
McDonald A. R. {McKenzie <0 McD.), dwl 440 Tehama
McDonald Archibald, carpenter, dwl 764 Harrison
McDonald Benjamin L., foreman Cal. Planing Mills
McDonald Bernard, machinist Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl

11 Hubbard •

McDonald Catherine Miss, seamstress Russ House
McDonald C. H. , barkeeper Francisco Garcia, dwl 631 Sac-
ramento
McDonald Cliarles E. S., real estate, ofBce and dwl 113

Leidesdorff '

McDonald Charles H., dwl 132 Sixth
McDonald Colin, maltster Swan Brewery, dwl SE cor Do-
lores and Fifteenth
McDonald Daniel, carpenter, dwl 1824 Jessie
McDonald DanieJ, tailor Alexander MacBeth, dwl 472

Jessie
McDonald Daniel A., carpenter, dwl 864 Tehama
McDonald Dewitt L. , mining, office 323 Montgomery

room 13, dwl 732 Sutter
McDonald Donald, bookkeeper Abrams & Carroll, dwl 427

Sutter
McDonald Donald, carpenter, dwl 72 Tehama
McDonald Donald, carpenter, dwl N s Sacramento bet

Devisadero and Broderick
McDonald Donald, druggist, 1002 Stockton
McDonald Donald, nurse Small Pox Hospital, cor Colusa

and De Haro
McDonald Dougal, shipivright Middlemas & Boole, Pier

19 Steuart
McDonald Duncan, clerk, dwl 19 Sixth
McDonald Duncan, laborer John Ross, dwl 313 First
McDonald Duncan, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier

19 Steuart
McDonald Duncan, stevedore, dwl E s Chenery nr Thirty-
first
McDonald Duncan, waiter steamer Mohongo, Broadway

St. Wharf
McDonald E. , dwl 636 Commercial
McDonald Edward, dwl 314 Bush
McDonald Edward, liborer Southern Pac. R. R. cut, dwl

W s Michigan nr Shasta
McDonald Edward, liquor saloon and lodgings, 149 Second
McDonald Edward D., furnishing goods, 304 Sixth
McDonald Elizabeth Mrs., nurse, dwl 109 Shipley
McDonald §Jlen, chambermaid Grand Hotel
McDonald iSlen Miss, dressmaker, dwl I'h Langton
McDonald F., waiter stm Mohongo, Broadway St.A\Tiarf
McDonald Fannie (widow), furnished rooms, 525 Vallejo
McDonald Felix, plasterer Real Estate Associates, dwl 554

Stevenson
McDonald Frank, dwl 30 Geary
McDonald George, carpenter, dwl 864 Tehama
McDonald George, examiner U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl

212 San Jos6 Av
McDonald George, helper W. S. Phelps & Co., dwl 546

Folsom
McDonald George, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New

Mont
McDonald George {Charlen Williains ot Co.) and salesman

Preston & McKennon, dwl 925 Minna
McDonald George F., carriagetrimmer H. M. Black & Co.,

dwl 317 Fifth
McDonald George H. , student Heald's Business College
McDonald Henry, laborer, dwl 256 Brannan
McDonald Henry, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl

NE cor Berry & Third
McDonald Henry, steward Baldwin's Restaurant, dwl 915

Stockton
McDonald J., hostler Market St. R. R.
McDonald J. (widow), dwl 20 Howard Court
McDonald J. A. (McDonald d- Cameron), dwl 1114 Har
McDonald James, dwl 139 Fourth
McDonald James, dwl 739 Market
McDonald James, bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

Bowie Av bet Howard and Folsom
McDonald James, caqjenter, dwl 529 Valencia
McDonald James, carriagemaker, dwl 217 Linden Av
McDonald James, fireman Palace Hotel, dwl 451 Stev
McDonald James, gateman Spring Valley Water W. Co.,

dwl 2121 California
McDonald James, hamessmaker, dwl 145 Shipley
McDonald James, laborer, dwl 545 Mi.sslon
McDonald James, millwright, dwl 24 Frederick

McDonald James, nightwatchman Club Stables, 409 Tay-
lor

McDonald James, painter H. & J. Thaten, dwl SW cor
Montgomery and Vallejo

McDonald James, saddler, dwl 1014 Powell

McDonald James, shipcarpenter, dwl 229 Perry

McDonald James, shoecutter Marks & Levinsky, dwl W s
Kansas nr Nevada

McDonald James, watchman Spring Valley Water W. Co.,
dwl 2119 California

McDonald James M., capitalist, dwl 2111 Jones

McDonald Jane (widow), dwl 413 Stockton

McDonald J. D., student Heald's Business College

McDonald Jessie Miss, dwl 16 Willow Av

McDonald J. F., dwl 505 Fell
cDonald J. M., fireman Palace Hotel
McDonald John, dwl 1824 Jessie
McDonald John, boilermaker, dwl 34 Natoma
McDonald John, carpenter, dwl 19J Rausch, rear
McDonald John, carpenter, dwl 509 Washington
McDonald John, deckhand stm Orizaba, Broadway St/

Wharf
McDonald John, horseshoer Thomas Mclnamy, dwl 46

Tehama
McDonald John, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl Castro bet

Henr}' and Fifteenth
McDonald John, laborer, dwl Olympic Lodgings
McDonald John, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
McDonald John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
McDonald John, liquor saloon, SW cor Sixth and Market
McDonald John, Lumbermens' Pro. Union, 71 New Mont-
gomery
McDonald John, millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., dwl 24

Frederick
McDonald John, seaman, dwl 105 Clark ,'

McDonald John, seaman, dwl 20 Washington '

McDonald John, seaman O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
McDonald John, shipcarpenter, dwl 229 Perry
McDonald John, shoemaker, dwl E s Columbia bet Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth
McDonald John, teamster, dwl 210 Mason
McDonald John, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 4 Hay-
wood
McDonald John A., safemaker Joseph Stevens, dwl 7

Baldwin Court
McDonald John A., salesman Charles Langley & Co., dwl

1018 Ta.ylor
McDonald John B., shipwright Middlemas & Boole, res

Oakland
McDonald John C, dwl 121J Gttbert
McDonald John C, branch bakery, 318 Sixth
McDonald John C, cigars and tobacco, 226 Montgomery;^
dwl 736 Harrison ,

McDonald John C, printer, dwl 54 Third
McDonald John E., carpenter, dwl 17^ Clara
McDonald John E., stockbroker, office 408 California, reS

Oakland
McDonald John F. , produce dealer, dwl 505 Fell
McDonald John J., patternmaker George H. Tay & Co.,

dwl 317 Fifth
McDonald John N., shipwright, dwl E s Mississippi nr

Mariposa
DIcDONALn JOHN W., liquor saloon, 244 Sutter,
dwl 642 Stevenson i

McDonald Joseph, sailmaker, 811 Market, dwl E s Devisa-
dero bet Sacramento and Clay
McDonald Joseph, shipcanaenter, dwl 406 Broadwav
McDonald Joseph J. (MfDonald d- Kelly), dwl 32 Foiu^h
McDonald J. W., printer S. F. Chronicle, dwl 16 Prospect

PI
McDonald Kate Miss, saleswoman Willcox & Gibbs Sewing

Machine Co., dwl 20 Howard Court
McDonald Kate Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 1824

Jessie
McDonald Kate Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar School
McDonald Kenneth, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
McDonald Louis, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine, dw!

142 Folsom
McDonald M., dwl 906 Market
McDonal 1 Margaret Mrs., dwl 10 Ta3'lor
McDonald Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, 34 Natomi
McDonald Marion Jasper, stockbroker, oflBce 215 Sansom

dwl 1096 Post
McnOlVALD n.4RK L., stockbroker, office 513 Call

fornia, dwl 524 Post
McDonald Mary (widow), dwl 81 Stevenson
McDonald Marj' (widow), dwl 421 Stevenson
McDonald Mary Miss, private school, SE cor Califomi)
■■ and Franklin, dwl 931 Sutter

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McDonald Mary Miss, machine operator Einstein Bros. &

McDonald Mary Miss, teacher W'illcox & Qlbbs Sewing Ml^

chine Co. , dwl 20 Howard Court
McDonalil Michael, dwl 34 Everett
McDonald Michael, carpenter, dwl 534 Valencia
McDonald Michael, cartman, dwl 26 Dora
McDonald Michael, carpenter, dwl NE cor Mission and

Twenty-second
McDonald Michael, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long

Bridge
McDonald Michael, laboigr Wells, Russell & Co., dwl 16

Miller PI ^

McDonald Michael J., salesman Blake, Bobbins &, Co.,

dwl S s Bay bet Leavenworth and Hyde
McDonald Miniia Miss, dwl 2624 Clay **

McDonald Neil, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McDonald Nichola.s, street contractor, dwl S s Geary bet

Scott and Devisadero
McDonald Norman J*, dwl 122 Taylor
McDonald N. T., farmer Industrial School
McDonald Patrick, dwl 212 Eleventh
McDonald Patrick, bronzer William F. Wilson, dwl 19

Rausch
McDonald Patrick, flourpacker, dwl 1419 Dupont
McDonald Patrick, hostler, dwl 35S Clementina
McDonald Patrick, lather, dwl 223 Fulton
McDonald Patrick A., coke, 809 Folsoni, dwl 2722 Folsom
McDonald Peter, boilermaker, dwl 313 Folsom
McDonald Peter, laborer, dwl W s Chenery nr Fairmount
McDonald Peter, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

1018 Montgomery
McDonald Peter, plasterer John Tieman. dwl 1046 Fol-
som
McDonald Peter, teamster, dwl Eighth Av nr M, South

S. F.
McDonald Pierce, Chinese emplo^Tnent oflBce, 819 Market,

dwl 1202 Union
McDonald Randall, plasterer, dwl 78 Natoma
McDonald Robert, barkeeper Oscar Lewis, dwl 427 Powell
McDonald Robert, carpenter, dwl 35 Pacific
McDonald Robert, laborer, dwl 203 Main
McDonald Robert, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

203 Minna
McDonald Ronald, bricklayer, dwl 338 Chattanooga
McDonald Rose (widow), dwl 663 Minna
McDonald Samuel, wheelwright, dwl 1518 Broaflway
McDonald Sarah (widow), dwl 618 Minna
McDonald Steiihcn, carpenter, dwl 864 Folsom
McDonald T., coalpasser stm Oriflamme, Fol.som St. Wharf
McDonald Terreuce, hackman, dwl N s Fifteenth bet Noe

and Castro
McDonald T. H., machinist, dwl 411 Brannan
McDonald Tliomas, conductor Omnibus R. R. Co.
McDonald Thomas, gasfitter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 247

Second
McDonald Thomas, hackdriver, cor Market and Third,

dwl 250 Tehama, rear
S Qtl McDonald Thomas, laborer, dwl 18 Folsom
McDonald Thomas, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
McDonald Thomas, laborer, dwl N s Townsend bet Second

and Third
McDonald Thomas, painter, dwl 427 Powell
McDonald Thomas, printer, dwl 11 Geneva
McDonald Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
McDonald Thomas, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
McDonald Thomas A., dry goods, 218 Third, dwl S s Nine-
teenth bet Guerrero and Dolores
M<4 McDonald Timothy, laborer, dwl 1825 Sutter

McDonald Timothy, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 11
of Geneva

McDonald Wallace, apprentice Peter Jensen
I'll McDonald Wallace, blacksmith Patrick Bums, dwl 317

Fifth
McDonald Walter, cook, dwl 127 Jackson
McDonald William, boilennaker, dwl 128 Perry
McDonald William, driver, dwl 710 Broadway
McDonald William, helper F. I. Cum", 123 Beale
McDonald William, hostler Club Stables, 409 Taylor
McDonald William, laborer, dwl 276 Jessie
McDonald William, mining, dwl 314 Bush
McDonald William, porter, dwl 11 Tay
McDonald William, seaman, dwl 26 Howard
McDonald William, teamster Lord .& Grace, dwl 1116 Bry-
ant, rear
McDonald William F., watchman Horace Davis & Co.,

dwl 756 Folsom
,r\^ McDonald William J., longshoreman, dwl 28 Clay
McDonald William J., varnisher, dwl 618 Mission

McDonaM & Cameron (J. A. McDonald and A . G. Came-
ron) wheelwrights and blacksmiths, 1114 Harrison
McDonivkl & KuUy {Joseph J. McDonald and John W.

Kelly), liquor saloon, 140 Fifth
McDonnell Catherine Mrs., branch bakerj', 615 Larkin
McDoimell H., dwl 63^ Commercial
McDonnell James, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
McDonnell James, salesman E. H. Jones & Co., dwl 1924

Bush
.HcWOXXELL J.4MES J., druggist and apothecary,

SE cor Sixth and Market, dwl 229 Oak
McDonnell John, shoemaker, dwl 617 Stevenson
McDoiniell John B., mining secretary, office 405 Califor-
nia, res Oakland
McDonnell John B., printer, dwl 015 Larkin
McDonnell John C, bookkeeper Sullivan, Kelly & Co.,

dwl 1002 Market
McDonnell M. (Edward Hiqgins & Co.), res Oakland
McDonnell Michael, cook, dwl 1.56 Tehama
McDonnell Michael, proprietor Atlantic House, 20 Sac
McDonnell P., collector, 302 Montgomery room 26
McDonnell Patrick, sailmaker, dwl 1018 Mont, rear
McDonnell Samuel A., apothecary G. G. Burnett, dwl 361

Minna
McDonnell Terrence, hackman. Plaza
McDonnell William, laborer, dwl 1206 Union
McDon6gh James, fruits and produce, 212 Washington,

dwl S s Preoita Av nr San Bruno Road
McDonogh James Jr., clerk James McDonogh, dwl S s

Precita Av nr San Bnmo Road
McDonohue James, dwl Olympic Lodgings
McDonohue John, seaman, dwl 314 Third
McDonohue T., trackman Central R. R.
McDonough Andrew, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
JIcDonough Alexander, shoemaker, dwl 649 Mission
McDonough Anthony D., porter Irvine, Harker & Co., dwl

4 Thompson Av
McDonough Bridget (widow), dwl 10 Jessie
McDonough Catherine Miss, dwl 524 Valencia
McDonough Daniel, clerk J. H. Jones & Co., dwl 133 Silver
McDonough Derby, laborer, dwl 7 Everett
McDonough Edward, laborer, dwl 181 Jessie
McDonough Edward, merchant tailor, 5 Sixth, dwl 821

Market
McDonough J. , cartman City R. R.
McDonough James, dwl 337 Jessie
McDonough James, laborer, dwl 11 Lafayette
McDonough James, steward Peter Job, dwl 867 Market
McDonough James, waiter, dwl 641 Stevenson
McDonough John, assayer, dwl 308 Mason
McDonough John, dairj'man, E s Fifteenth Av nr S, Soutn

S. F.
McDonough John, laborer, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
McDonough John H., billiard saloon, SE cor Kearny and

Pacific, dwl Commercial Hotel
McDoJiough Joseph M., wood and coal, 618 Turk
McDonough La\>Tence, waiter. Lick House
McDonough Lucy A. (widow), dwl 2918 Fillmore
McDonough Mark, longshoreman, dwl 510 Mission
McDonough Mary (widow), dwl 126 Dora, rear
McDonough Mathew, laborer, dwl 18| Garden
McDonough Matthew, tinsmith B. C. Austin, res Oakland
McDonough Michael, capitalist, office 408 California room

10, dwl 163 Silver
McDonough Patrick, dwl 34 Minna
McDonough Patrick, laborer, dwl Olympic Lodgings
McDonough Patrick, policeman City Hall, dwl N s Filbert

bet Buchanan and Webster
McDonough Peter, laborer, dwl 109 Fifteenth
McDonough Robert, salesman S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,

dwl 23 Kearny
McDonough Tliomas, dairvman John McDonough, E s

Fifteenth Av nr S, South S. F.
McDougal David, commodore U. S. N., dwl 46 South

Park
McDougal Mathew, special policeman, dwl 555 Howard
McDougall A. L. , dwl 536 Sacramento
McDougall Albert, dwl 34 Eddy
McDougall Barnett, architect, office 330 Pine room 27,

dwl SW cor Devisadero and Fulton
McDougall Colin, longshoreman, dwl Montgomery bet

Pacific and Jackson
McDougall D., machinist William T. Garratt
McDougall Hannah, dwl 920J Folsom
McDougall James R., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl

421 Harrison
McDougall James T., mining, dwl 1819 Webster

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

D. "W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchaip

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550

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McDoug-all John, carjjcnter, dwl 27J Fourth
McDouguU John, painter, dwl 509 Stevenson
McDou^'all John E., marblccutter John Daniel & Co., dwl

9 Perry
McDoujrall Theodore, foreman CaL^tandard Bag Factory,

dwl 920i Folsom
McDougall Thomas, carrepairer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 9

Perry
MoDougall Thomas, special policeman, dwl 835 Clay
McDougall William, bookkeeper .*;tna Iron Works, dwl

421 Harrison
McDowd Edward, lumberman, dwl 3 King
McDowell Archibald D., bookkeeper J. F. Haycock & Co.,

dwl 721 California
McDowell Delia Mrs., furnished rooms, 315J Jessie
McDowell George, whitener, 770 Mission, dwl 2113 Jones,

rear
McDowell G. W., cider manufacturer G. W. Walts, 227

Sixth
McDowell Lizzie C. (widow), boarding, 810 Howard
McDowell Michael, barkeeper, dwl E s Montgomery Av

bet Pacific and Broadway
McDowell P., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
McDowell Sajuuel, carpet-beating and hair-picking ma-
chines, 453 Stevenson, dwl 451 Stevenson
McDowell William, show-cardwriter, 608 Market, dwl 242

Jessie
McDowell William A., engineer Samuel McDowell, dwl

810 Howard
McDuff Andrew, shipwright, dwl 12 Gilbert
McDuffy Patrick, deckhand barge Mount Eden H. F.

Williams, dwl Long Bridge
McDyer John, shoemaker Everett H. Dunbar, dwl Pine

bet Kearny and Dupont
McEachren Benjamin D. {McEachren & Parkinson), dwl

5J Willow
McEachren Daniel, carpenter, dwl 325 Minna
McEachren Duncan, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, res

Oakland
McEachren Eliza A. (widow), dwl 408 Capp
McEachren Michael, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 325

Minna
McE.tCHREN «» PARKIiVSOX (B. D. McEachren
and J. C. Parkinson), looking glass and picture
frame manufacturers, 437 Br^nnan
McEade Edward, engineer John A. T. Overend, dwl 1150

Folsom
McEames James, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
McElarney James, teamster Bryden & Hinckley, dwl

447 Tehama
McElfresh George, dwl 742 Harrison
McElhany John, compositor Cubery & Co., dwl 925 Bry-
ant
McElheney James R., hostler C. Dubois, dwl Bay District

Fair Grounds
McElheran Charles W., clerk Madison & Burke, dwl 813

Webster
McElheran William D., blacksmith Frederick T. Fiesel,

dwl 129^ Welsh
McElhinny John, gardner, dwl 2109 Larkin
AIcElhinny M. A., collector, office 502 Montgomery, dwl

NW cor Larkin and Vallejo
McElhinnj' Patrick H., collector, office 502 Montgomery,

dwl NW cor Larkin and Vallejo
McElligott George, cooper A. S. Gorton, dwl 416 Main
McElligott James, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

613 Seventh
McElligott Maurice, seaman, dwl 128 Jackson
McElligott William, solicitor, dwl United States Hotel
McElrath John E., attorney at law, office 528 California,

res Oakland
McElroy Abraham J. , carriagemaker Carvill Manufactur-
ing Co.
McElroy Andrew, grocer, 642 Mission
McElroy Bernard, clerk, dwl 28J Hunt
McElroy Emma L. Miss, teacher Broadway Primary

School, dwl SE cor Gough and Union
McElroy Harriet S. (widow), dwl SE cor Gough and

Union
McElroy Hugh, laborer, dwl 917 Jones
McElroy Hugh, packer Maj-field & Co., dwl 502 Bryant
McElroy James, dwl 516 Howard, rear
McElroy James, dwl McAllister bet Hyde and Larkin
McElroy James, boatman, dwl 811 Battery
McElroy James, laborer, dwl 3 Perry
McElroy James, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 1109

Howard •
McElroy James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
McElroy James, shoemaker, dwl 711 Clementina

McElroy James Rev., D.D., minister St. Paul's, Mission,

« dwl 2519 Sacramento

McElroy Jane (widow), dwl 2221 Pine

McElroy John, expressman, cor First and Mission, dwl 11

Natoma
McElrov John, stevedore, dwl King bet Second and

Third
McElroy Joseph, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berry
McElroy Kate Miss, furnished rooms, 10 O'Farrell
McElroy M., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 Howard
McElroy Mary, fruits, eggs, et^, 1057 Howard
McElroy Oscar, teamster, SE (V Market and Steuart, dwl

W s Ninth bet Mission and Market
McElroy Robert, real-estate agent, 519 Montgomery, dwl
t 917 Howard

McElroy S. M. (widow), dwl 1427 Mission
McElroy Thomas, laborer, dwl 22 Turk
McElroy Thomas F., binder A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 503

Hyde •

McElroy William, barkeeper Louis Eppinger, dwl J_251

Clementina
McElvey John, ironmolder, dwl 13 Clementina
McElvoy John, laborer, dwl 46 Jessie
McElvy William, clerk, dwl 225 Bush
McElwee Charles K. {J. V. McElwee & Son), dwl 21 Haw-
thorne
McElwee John V. (J. V. McEhoee & Son), dwl 21 Haw-
thorne
McElwee J. "V. & Son (Charles K. McElwee), cabinetmak-
ers and upholsterers, 219 Second
McElwee William S. , upholsterer West Coast Furniture

Co., dwl 21 Hawthorne
McEnhill John, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 15

Harrison Av
McEnnis Frances Sister, superioress Catholic Orphan
Asylum, dwl Sixteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
McEnroe Hugh, waiter Grand Hotel
McEnroe Patrick, brassfinisher Frank Band, dwl 522 Ful-
ton
McEnroe Thomas, laborer, dwl 609 Grove
McEntee George 0., freight clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl

145 Fourth
McEntee James, machinist ^tna Iron Works, dwl 23 Ev-
erett
McEntee John, laborer, dwl 65 Shipley
McEntee Mary J., dwl 145 Fourth
McEntee Owen, shoemaker, dwl 15 J Tehama-
McEntee Robert, mason, dwl 1006 Market
McEntee T. M. , attorney at law, office 804 Montgomery,

dwl 145 Fourth
McEverly Miles, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl

417 Clementina
McEvey Thomas, dwl 1830 Market
McEvil Peter, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Keamy and

Morton
McEvoy Daniel, boilermaker, dwl 172 Minna
McEvoy Dennis, driver City R. R., dwl 111 Fifteenth
McEvoy James, dwl 300 Union
McEvoy James, maltster Ernst Werner, dwl Tennessee nr

Yolo
McEvoy James, painter Haybum & Co. , dwl 1031 Mont
McEvoy John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
McEvoy Joseph, foreman Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl 7

Decatur
McEvoy Joseph George, plasterer, dwl 1 Maria
McEvoy Margaret Miss, dressmaker, 761 Mission
McEvoy Michael, teamster, dwl 27 Ohio
McEvoy Peter, mattressmaker, dwl 225 Green
McEvoj' Peter, watchman Occidental Hotel
McEvoy Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr Odd

Fellows' Cemetery
McEwen Andrew, housesmith Pioneer Iron Works, dwl

507 Gough
McEwen D. D., salesman, dwl 110 Eddy
McEwen Helen (widow), dwl 764 Folsom
McEwen James, president Bay City Soda Water Co., dwl

NE cor Valencia and Seventeenth
McEwen J. G. Mrs., dwl 126 Turk
McEwen Lizzie Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,

dwl NE cor Seventeenth and Valencia
McEwen Michael, laborer, dwl 6 Zoe
McEwing James, teamster Chase & Wolf, dwl Green nr
Mason

McFadden , dealer upholstery goods, dwl 337 Jessie

McFadden Alexander, carpenter, dwl 314 O'Farrell
McFadden Archibald, carpenter, dwl 550 Jessie
McFadden Archie, carpenter, dwl 327 Minna
McFadden Charles A., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,
dwl 1007 Turk

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Marb

. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

llcFadden Charles X., clerk, dwl 920 Ellis

McFaddeii Charles J., bookkeeper Henry I'ichoir,'dwl N s

Kijfhtc'enth, nr Guerrero
McFaUUen Daniel, shipjoiner Boole & Webster, dwl 331

brvant
McFadden Dennis (J. T. McFadden <t Co.), dwl Graqd

Central Hotel
>IcFa<iden Dennis, miner, dwl 51S Pacific
McFadden Edward, clerk, dwl >J-20 Kllis
-McFadden Edward, laborer, dwl 1014 Minna
McFadden Israel, paii^|r Union Iron Works, dwl 331

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McFadden James, plasterer, dwl 423 Bush
McFadden James F., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., dwl 1607

Turk
McFadden James T. (J. T. McFadden <Jt Co.), dwl 106

Dora
McFadden John, coachman J. G. Eastland, dwl 610 Har
McFadden John, contractor, dwl 920 Ellis
McFadden John, laborer, dwl 1520 Dupont, rear
McFadden John, laborer, dwl 1914 Taylor
McFadden J. T. i Co. (Dennis McFadden), furniture and

bedding, 140 Sixth
McFadden Kate Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar

School, dwl 1607 Turk
McFadden Mary (widow), dwl N s Eighteenth nr Gu-
errero
McFadden Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor

Louisiana and Sierra
McFadden Patrick, laborer, dwl 366 Natoma
McFadden Patrick C, foreman A. M. Simpson & Bro., dwl

1007 T\irk
McFadden banmel, dwl 209 Fourth
McFadden Samuel, carpenter Wilkie & Gray, 113 Da-\ia
McFadden Stephen, laborer, dwl 30 Clinton, rear
Mcfadden Thomas, teqmster, dwl E s Devisadero bet

Geary and O'Farrell
McFair William, machinist, dwl 814 Montgomery
McFaley J., dwl 636 Commercial
McFall James, longshoreman, dwl 22 Commercial
McFall John, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl

NW cor Haight and Laguna
McFall John, waiter Central Pacific Hotel, 348 Foiirth
McFallon William, machinist, dwl 75 Clementina
McFarlan Amelia, dressmaker, dwl 1025 Mission
McFarlan A. K., assistant coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 125 Mission
McFarlan M., seaman, dwl 811 Battery
McFarlan Peter, fireman, dwl 25 De boom
McFarlaud Charles, carjjenter, dwl 74 Tehama
McFarland Charles, carpenter Central Pac. R. R., dwl 510

Lrannan
McFarland Cornelius, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl

652 Howard
McFarland David A., proptr Charter Oak Stables, 773

Slarket, dwl 422 OFarrell
McFarland Hugh, laborer Hugh FljTin, dwl 616t Natoma
McFarland S. A. F., lighthousekeeper, Alcatraz Island
McFarland J., dwl 636 Commercial

McFarland James, laborer Hugh Fljnm, dwl 616^ Natoma
McFarland James, machinist, dw 1 37 Minna
McFarland James Jr., machinist, dwl 37 Minna
McFarland James, molder Ray & Morrill, dwl 907 Folsom
McFarland John, laborer New York Bakery
McFarland John, seaman, 32 Steuart
McFarland Lucy (widow), dwl 1015 Stockton
McFarland Mary A. (widow), furnished rooms, 116 Leides-

dorfE
McFarland M. C, machinist, dwl 652 Howard
McFarland Nellie Miss, teacher Union Grammar School,

dwl 1119 Folsom ,

McFarland Owen, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

1119 Folsom
McFarland William, seaman, dwl 114 Jackson bet Davis

and Front
McFarlane Alexander, master mariner, dwl 830 Jackson
McFarlane A. R., solicitor Henrj- Keller & Co., dwl 619

Pine
McFarlane Barney L., scenic artist, dwl SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Vallejo
McFarlane Duncan, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McFarlane H., storekeeper O. i: O. S. S. Belgic
McFarlane Hugh, laborer, dwl 93 Colton
McFarlane L. U., painter, dwl 957 Market
ilcFarlane T., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
McFarlane Walter, carpenter, dwl 129 Welsh
McFarren Isaac, dwl 137 Montgomerj"
McFay Ellen Miss, dressmaker Mrs. S. C. Tobin & Co.,

dwl 5 Thirteenth

McFee Ann (widow), dwl 9 Havens PI

McFce Daniel, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

McFee Susan (widow), dwl 946 Harrison

McFecly Bernard, teamster Joseph Newbauer, dwl 308

Folsom, rear
McFeely Frank, dwl 570 Minna

McFeely John, S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 California
McFeely M., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 4.50 Natoma
McFctridge E., clerk Central Pac. K. R., dwl 746 Howard
McFrodden Michael, boilennaker, dwl 268 Brannan, rear
ilcGaffagan Barnard, teamster William Kerr, dwl !K)3 Bat
McGaffney M., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
McGahan John, laborer, djwi 29 Ohio
McGahan Sarah Miss, dressmaker, dwl 926 Market
McGunn Charles, cook William J. Cady, dwl 12 Bren-

ham PI
McGann Edward G., trader, dwl 366 Natoma
McGann Henrj', telegraph-instrumentmaker Electrical

Construction and Maintenance Co., dwl 17A Fifth Av
McGann John, machinist Tail & Hainque, dwl 241 Minna
McGann Malach, insurance agent, dwl 10 Polk
McGann Patrick, hatter, 25 Third
McGann Patrick, peddler, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr

Lincoln
McGann Thomas, dwl 442 Brannan
McGannon James, dwl 313 Ellis
McGardy Mary, chambermaid Hartnett & Barry, 406

Broadway
McGarr Owen, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and

Second, dwl 345 Tehama
McGarrigal Edward, carpenter, dwl 5 Zoe, rear
McGarrity L. (widow), dwl E s Dame nr Thirty-first
McGarrj- S., cooper Pac. Barrel an<i Keg Factory, S s

Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth
McGaney Alexander, blacksmith H. F. Williams, dwl

Long Bridge
McGan ey Alexander, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long

Bridge
McGarvey John, expressman, dwl 1719 Lombard
McGarvey Patrick, laborer, dwl 452 Stevenson, rear
McGarvev Ann Miss, dressmaker, 787 Mission
Mf«AItY £U>VAUD, farmer, dwl 1036 Mission
McGary Eliza Miss, milliner Kennedy & McGnider, dwl

54 Third
McGary Henry, tailor, dwl 13 Belden
McGauflin Lewis W., foreman I. Friedlander, dwl 43

Eleventh
McGaugh Alice (widow), dwl 211J Perrj'
McGaugh Patrick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu
McGaughey Francis, salesman Breeze & LougKran, dwl 5

Venion PI nr Folsom
McGaul John, waiter stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
McGauley J. Frances Mrs., private school, 627 O'Farrell
McGaulev James F., clerk Savings and Loan Society, dwl

627 6'FarreU
McGauley Thomas N., clerk, dwl 1028 Market
McGauley William, horseshoer Pierre D. Bonis, 214 Stev-
enson
McGearj Frank, fireman, dwl 541 First
McGeary H., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
McGeary John, carpenter, dwl 365 Jessie
McGeary Michael, drayman, Da\is bet Commercial and

Clay, dwl Stevenson bet Seventh and Eighth
McGee Adam, reporter Golden Era, dwl S s Francisco bet

Jones and Taylor
McGee Barney I., dwl 4^ Langton
McGee Bernard, dwl 1715 Jones
McGee Charles J. {Charles J. McGee <t Son), dwl N s

Twentv-fourth bet Alabama and Columbia
McGee Charles J. Jr. (Charles J. McGee d- Son), dwl N 8

Twenty-iourth bet Alabama and Columbia
McGee Charles J. & Son (^Charles J. McGee Jr.), tin-
smiths, N 8 Twenty-fourth bet Alabama and Co-
lumbia
McGee Edward, laborer, dwl 41 Louisa
McGee Edward, teamster, dwl 41 Louisa
McGee Edward, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S s

Sierra nr Michigan • ,

McGee Frank, dwl 726 California
McGee Fruik, porter Straus, Kohnstamm & Co., dwl 632

Minna
McGee Frank J., miner, dwl 22 Turk
McGee George, clerk, dwl 114 Jones
McGee George, longshoreman, dwl SW cor Main and Fol
MeGee Henry, teamster Chase & Wolf, dwl S s Green bet

Battery and Sansom
McGee Hugh, salesman, dwl 542 Minna

TAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Trancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchanti,

SIcGee Hugh, shoemaker, dwl N\V cor Potrero Av and

Sulano
McGee James, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, dwl 249 Fol
McGee John, deliverer Wallace Bros., dwl 7 Noonan Av
McGee John, exi^ressman, dwl W s Tehama bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth, Benial Heights
McGee John, extraman Engine No. 6 S. F. F. D.
McGee John, fruits, 905} Folsoni

McGee John B., mining superintendent, office 309 Mont-
gomery, dwl 809 Bush
McGee John I., finisher, dwl 431i Clementina
McGee Kate Mrs., laundrj% (347 Mission
McGee P., marblecuttcr J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 444 Sixth
McGee Patrick, plasterer, dwl 47} Jessie, rear
McGee Patrick, real estate, dwl 1013 Jackson
McGee Patrick,^stoneniason, dwl 321 Pacific
McGeo Patrick, vamisher W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl 277

Slinna
McGee Peter, laborer S. F.Gas Light Co., dwl 47^ Jessie,

rear
McGee Philip, printer, dwl 209 Ritch
McGee Richard, carriagetrimmer Car^all Manuf. Co.
McGee Richard, longshoreman, dwl SW cor Main and Fol
McGee Robert, laborer, dwl 7 Noonan Av
McGee Thomas, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl 620}

Jessie
McGee William H., with Thomas McGee, dwl 535 Post
McGee. See Magee

McGeehan Neil, compositor Bacon & Co.
McGeeney Bridget (widow), dwl 1415 Jackson, rear
McGeohegan James, brickmaker, 1721 Leavenworth
McGeohegan John T. , receiving teller Donohoe, Kelly &

Co. , dwl N s Seventeenth nr Guerrero
McGeorge John W., bookkeeper San Francisco Directory,

dwl 504 Eddy
McGeough James, stonecutter, dwl 90S Sansom
McGerrigall Edward, carpenter Central Pac. R. R., dwl 3

Zoe
McGettigan Edward, hostler, dwl 1113 Bryant
McGettigan Patrick, boot and shoemaker, NE cor Clinton

and Brannan '

McGeuchj' Augustus, pantryman stm Humboldt, Jackson

St. Wharf
McGhan Charles, extraman Engine No. 2 S. F. F. D.,dwl

cor Washington and Brenham PI
McGhee Hugh, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, dwl 542

Minna
McGibbon Archibald (Gibson <t Co.), dwl 23 South Park
McGibbon Patrick, carriagemaker B. Grade <S: Co., dwl

Dolores bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
McGiffin James, cabinetmaker William J. Heney & Co.,

dwl 1217 Howard
McGill Benjamin T., machinehand D. A. Maedonald&Co.,

dwl 553 Minna
McGill David, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
McGill Henry C, clerk, dwl 1016 Market
McGill H. M., bookkeeijer Hibernia Savings and Loan

Society, dwl N s Dorland bet Church and Sanchez
McGill Howard, draftsman Joseph McGill, dwl 1410 Oc-

tavia
McGill Hugh, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 120

Welsh
McGill James, brickmason, dwl N a Ash Av bet Larkin

and Polk
McGill Joseph (D. A. Macdonald <!; Co.), dwl 1410 Octavia
McGill Lot, carpenter D. A. Macdonald «Ss Co., dwl 215

Perry
McGill Michael, dwl 4G8 Tehama
McGill Robert E., clerk Henry Lund, dwl N s Dorland

bet Sanchez and Church
McGill Thomas, seaman, dwl 811 Battery
McGill William, driver Timothy Driscol, dwl W s Mission

bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
McGillan Daniel, peddler, dwl 57 Jessie
McGillan Frank, hackman, Plaza, dwl 22 Morse
McGillan P., serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
McGillan Patrick, collector, dwl 440} Jessie
McGillan Rodger, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

217 Minna
McGillan Stephen (MeGillan cC- Co.), dwl 160 Clara
IIIc<jiSILL.'i.\ «!; I'O. (Stephen McGillan), groceries and

liquors, 244 Fourth
McGilley Patrick, plasterer, dwl 1059 Ho\vard
McGillicuddy Cornelius, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl

15 Gilbert, rear
McGillicuddy Eugene, expressman, dwl 1204 Howard
McGillicuddy John, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 15

Gilbert, rear
McGillicuddy Julia (widow), dwl 15 Gilbert, rear

McGillicuddy Owen, expressman, dwl 1204 Howard
McGilveny John, carpenter, dwl 112 Jones
McGilverj' J. B., receiver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1308} Polk
McGilvery Malcolm, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

610 Fourth
McGilvery Martin D., plumber and gasfitter, dwl 610

Fourth
McGilvery Thomas, laundryman S. F. Laundrj% dwl NW

cor Turk and Fillmore
McGinavay Angus, ca,rpenter, dwl 429 Sixth
McGinerty Henry, grainer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

505 Third A

McGinerty John, brassfinisher Hrc. Brass Foundry, dwl

42 Louisa
McGinley Heniy, boilennaker, dwl 431 Shipley nr Ninth
McGinley Robert, dwl 69 Shipley
McGinley Robert, dwl N s Linden Av bet Laj^una and

Octavia
McGinley Robert, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 56

Natoma
McGinley Timothy, cartman supt streets, dwl 909 Battery,

rear
McGinn Annie Miss, stamping, dwl 222 O'Farrell
McGinn Eugene, vamisher James McGinn, dwl 119 Ellis
McGinn George, bootmaker H. Goncalves, dwl 012 Post
McGinn George, bootmaker James H. Swain, dwl 467 Stev
McGinn Harry, with James McGinn, dwl 119 Ellis
McGinn James, dwl 12 Brenham PI
McGinn James, barkeeper John W. Grelis
McGinn James, carpenter, dwl 15 Heron
McGinn James, farmer, dwl 324 Seventh, rear
McCiB.^fN JAMES, undertaker, 863 Market, dwl 119 Ellis
McGinn James, waiter Railroad House
McGinn James J., clerk James McGinn, dwl 2 Morel PI
McGinn James W., carriagetrimmer, dwl 325 Tehama
McGinn Jane, teacher music, dwl 324 Seventh, rear
McGinn Joseph, bootmaker Buckingham it Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
McGinn Martin, mariner, dwl 521 Howard
McGinn Martin, salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 740 Market
McGinn Mary, dressmaker, dwl 324 Seventh, rear
McGinn Patrick, hostler Lenhart, Brady & Co., dwl 164

Jessie
McGinn Patrick C. , carpenter, dwl 5 Heron
McGinn Thomas, coffinmaker James McGinn, dwl 119 El-
lis
McGinney John H., blacksmith Michael Garrick, dwl 374

Natoma
McGinnis Catherine (widow), dwl 229 Capp
McGinnls Catharine Mrs., dwl 4 Martha PI
McGinnis Charles J., tj-pecaster, dwl 229 Capp
McGinnis E. , carpenter, dwl 516 Pacific
McGinnis Edward, dwl 803} Market
McGinnis Edward, boilermaker, dwl 21 Clementina
McGinnis Edward, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Alabama
McGinnis Edward, miner, dwl 32 Louisa
McGinnis Edward S., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,

dwl 32 Louisa
McGinnis James, machinist Isaac H. Small, dwl 18 Fol-

som Av
McGinnis James C, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 33

Austin
McGinnis James, laborer, dwl 17 Tehama
McGinnis J. M., dwl 327 Minna
McGinnis John, cartman superintendent streets
McGinnis John, laborer, dwl W s Myrtle Av bet Larkin

and Polk
McGinnis John, musician Buckley's Varieties, dwl 1107

Kearny
McGinnis John, plasterer, dwl 327 Minna
McGinifis John, waiter, dwl 502 Stockton
McGinnis Margaret, dwl 220 Third
McGinnis Marj', domestic James McCloskey, 127 Ellis
McGinnis Mary Miss, dressmaker, 27 Turk
McGinnis Mary Miss, machine operator Einstein Bros. &

Co.
McGinnis Matthew, laborer Beale St. Wbarf, dwl Steven-
son bet First and Second
McGinnis Michael, laborer, dwl N s Waller nr Octavia
McGinnis Owen, shipcarpenter, dwl 267 Clara
McGinnis Patrick, dwl 32 Louisa
McGinnis Patrick, real estate, dwl 947 Folsom
McGinnis Patrick, teamster, dwl W s Bartlett Av bet

Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
McGinnis Rosa (widow), dwl 522 Stockton
McGinnis Sarah Miss, dwl 604 Minna
McGinnis Thomas, boilennaker, dwl 502 Stockton
McGinnis Thomas, harness and saddlemaker, 775 Market

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propti

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

McGinnis Tliomas, laborer, dwl 314 O'Farrell

McGinnis William J., boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf

McGinniss liell (widow), furnished rooms, 26 ICllis

McC.innitj' Frank, prainer, dwl ,J08 Tehama

McGiiinity Henry, graincr, dwl 505 Third

McGinty James, laborer Torrens & Kiirieht, 1520 Clay

MoGinty James, shoemaker, dwl 143 Minna

MoGinty Patrick, laborer, dwl 13 Gilbert, rear

McGinty Patrick, shoemaker G. Mosbacher, dwl 429 Stev

McGirnan Jamos, mariner, dwl 28 Clay

McGi\eti Joseph, solicitor Hartnett it"l5«rry, 40C Bdwy

McGivern Patrick, car Alter, dwl 10 St. Charles PI

ilcGivcm Patrick, camagfemaker, dwl E s Dolores bet

Sixteenth and Seventeenth
McGivcrney Thoma.s, laborer Hinckley & Co., res Oakland
SIcGivney Michael, mariner, dwl 12 Jessie
McGladery Mary Miss, matron Ladies' Pro. Relief Soa

Home, NK cor Gcarj- and Franklin
McGlancey Edward, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
McGlashen Hu{,'h, seaman, dwl 117 Dnnnm
McGlee Joseph, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brothers, 1 How-
ard
MoGlcn Patrick, hackowner, dwl 27 J Zoe
McGlew Thomas, dwl 143 Silver
McGlew Thomas Vincent, assayer, dwl 143 Silver
McGlinchey John, driver Henry Koerber & Brothers, dwl

SW cor Front and Pacific
McGlinchy Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 532

Howard
McGlinchy John, teamster, dwl 207 Pacific
McGlinchy Patrick, porter County Tax Collector's Office,

dwl 674 Shipley
McGliim Hugh, livery and sale stable, 126 Fourth
McGlinn John, fruit peddler, dwl cor Market and Valencia
McCilinn. .Sec McGljiin

McGlone Daniel, teamster Kragen & Co., dwl 413 Bryant
McGlone James, laborer, dwl S s Fell bet De\isadero and

Scott
McGlone .Tames, shoemaker, 79 New Montgomery, dwl

112 Natoma
McGlone James H., shipping clerk George H. Tay & Co.,

dwl 2006 Powell
McGlone John, hostler City R. R. Co., dwl 170 Fourteenth
McGlone John, laborer James Larson, dwl 270 First
McGlone Joseph, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 111

Geary
McGlone Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 3 Dupont
McGlone Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
McGlone Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl SE co*

Scott and Eddy
McGloran ilichael, laborer, dwl N s Green bet Batterj'

and Sansom
McGlynn Barney, dwl 215 Folsom
McGlynn Edward, expressman, cor Sixth and Folsom
McGlynn Edward, market, 215 F'olsom
McGlynn Frank, dwl lOOC'Dupont
McGlynn James C, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

66 Minna
McGlynn John, baker William Weston, dwl 563 Minna
McGlynn John Mrs. (widow), dwl 60 Minna
McGlvnm Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 8

Polk
McGlyim Patrick, expresswagon, cor Mont and Pine, dwl

13.^ Polk
McGlynn Patrick, laborer Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl

125 Spear, rear
McGlynn Peter, clerk Peter Donahue, dwl 66 Minna
McGlynn Thomas, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 229

Eii^hth
McGlynn Thomas, driver Hose No. 5 S. F. F. D., dwl 8

Polk
McGlynn Thomas, dwl S s Bernal Heights opp Columbia
McGlynn. See McGlinn -

McGoldrich Patrick, laborer, dwlTf s Twenty-third bet

Sanchez and Noe
McGoldrich William, cooper Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

N s Twenty-third bet Sanchez and Noe
McGoldry Daniel, fireman stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry,

dwl S s Clementina bet Eighth and Ninth
McGonighan John, teamster, dwl 730 Clementina
McGonigle Catherine (widow), dwl 6 Varenne
McGoni^'Ie Charles, driver Washington Market, dwl 6 Va-
renne
McGonigle Cornelius, teamster Joseph Newbauer, dwl 41

Natoma
McGonigle D., laborer, dwl 720 Third
McGonigle Dennis, teamster Stephen B. Whipple, dwl W s

Alabama bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
McGonigle Ellen P. (widow), dwl 24i Dora

McGonigle John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
McGonisle John, teamster S. F. Gas Ijight Co.
McGonigle John, wines and liquors, 127 Beale
McGonigle Kate Miss, dwl 42!) Geary
McGoni'de Michael, laborer Thomas M. Holt, dwl 510

Market
McGonigle Patrick, laborer Joseph Newbauer, dwl 43 Na-
toma
McGonigle P. >L, boilermaker, dwl 115 Second
McGonigle Rosanna Miss, cig-.innaker, dwl 0 Varenne
McGonigle Susan, seamstress S. F. Laundrj', dwl NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
McGt>nigIe Teresa Miss, cigarmaker, dwl 6 Varenne
McGonigle Timothy, laborer, dwl 4 Varenne
McGoorty Eugene, cook Fowler & Brandt, dwl NE cor

Pacific and Kearnv
McGoray John, dwl 1827 Turk
McGorlick Patrick, laborer M M. Simpson & Brother,

Beale St. Wharf
McGorrj' John, cooper, Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl

W s Alabama nr Twenty-fourth
McGorry Michael, watchman, dwl W s Alabama nr Twen-
ty-fourth
McGorry Stephen, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,

dwl SW cor Brannan and Seventh
McGoun Harvey, carpenter, dwl 336 Shipley •

McGourley Mark, stevedore, dv.i 52 De Boom
McGovern Benedict Rev., St. Dominic Monastery, NW cor

Bush and Steiner
McGovem Bridget Miss, dwl 30 Clinton
McGovem C. C, physician, office and dwl 11 Geary
McGovern Frank, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
McGovern Frank, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl S s MjTtle

Ax bet Gough and Franklin
McGovem James F., stonecutter, dwl NE cor Liberty and

Church
McGovern John, dwl 214 Tehama
McGovern John, milkman, dwl NW cor Lombard and

Polk
McGovern John, saloonkeeper, dwl 335 Broadway
McGovern Margaret (widow), dwl 77 Everett
McGovern Michael, stevedore, dwl N s Greenwich bet

Montgomery and Sansom
McGovern Patrick, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 741 Mar-
ket
McGovern Philip, grocer, dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
McGovern Philip, laborer, dwl 134 Rose Av
McGovern Philip, liquor saloon, NE cor Market and

Kearny, dwl 317 O'Farrell
McGovern Philip, watchman Southern Pac. R. R.
McGovern P. J., peddler, dwl 317 Ninth
McGovem P. J., student Barnard's Business College
McGovern Raphael, machinist, dwl 54 Minna
McGovem Robert, barber, dwl 628 Howard
McGovern Thomas, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills
McGovem Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 319i Union
McGovern Thomas C. , helper Betts Spring Co. , dwl 931-J

Mission
McGowan Andrew, shoemaker Bryant & Co., dwl 14 Rus-
sell
McGowan B. (widow), furnished rooms, 9 Taylor
McGowan Barney, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
McGowan Bartlett, hostler Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 231

Minna
McGowan Charles, carpenter Charles Nash, dwl 254 Te-
hama
McGowan Charles, machinist, dwl 21 Zoe
McGowan Charles A. , carpenter, dwl 1315 Hyde
McGowan Cornelius, street contractor, dwl 1429 How-
ard
McGowan Dominic, shoemaker, dwl 109 First Av bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
McGowan George W. , dwl 254 Tehama
McGowan Harvey, carpenter, dwl 336 Shiplej'
McGowan J. Mrs., dwl 9 Taylor
McGowan J. Mrs. (widow), dwl 823 Mission
McGowan James, dwl 313 Ellis
McGowan James B., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

8 Perry
McGowan .Jennie E., tailoress Wright & Harmon, dwl 421

Stockton
McGowan John, laborer, dwl 520 Geary, rear
McGowan John Jr, blacksmith Thomas Donlan, dwl 550

Geary, rear
McGowan Matilda (widow), dwl 254 Tehama
McGowan Mathew, bricklayer, dwl 1029 Vallejo
McGowan Matthew, laborer, dwl N s Post nr Buchanan

JAMES G-. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

JEWELEY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant ^

McGowan Mary (widow), dwl N s Post bet Buchanan and

Lacuna
McGowan Michael, marblecutter Leon R. Myers & Co.,

dwl GOO Slinna, rear
McGowan Michael, porter Plante & Fleischauer, 947 Miss
McGowan Nellie (widow), nurse, dwl 1209 Powell
McGowan P., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
McGowan Patriclv, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl cor

Sansom and Broadway
McGowan Patrick, hostler William McCafferty, dwl E s

Mission nr Twenty-first
McGowan Patrick, laborer, dwl 45 Jessie
McGowan Patrick, laborer, dwl 110 Clinton
McGowan Patrick, laborer, dwl 957 Market
McGowan Patrick, shoemaker S. Wolff & Co., dwl 27 J

Fourth
McGowan Patrick A., groceries and liquors, NW cor

Franklin and Ivy Av
McGowan Peter, hackman,«Plaza, dwl 2017 Dupont
McGowan Robert, carpenter, dwl 336 Shipley
McGowan Thomas, clerk, dwl 405 Turk
McGowan Thomas, foundrjTnan, dwl 512 Mission
McGowan Thomas, roller Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
McGowan William W., expressman, SE cor Clay and Du-
pont, dwl 254 Tehama
MflGowan W. J. , carpenter Holland & Ruppel, dwl cor Mis-
sion and Beale
McGown Charles B., clerk Merchants' Exchange, dwl 964

Howard
McGown Kate Mrs. , dwl 964 Howard
McGown Lee Jr. , teacher music, dwl 964 Howard
McGown Patrick, laborer, dwl 915 Sansom
McGown Patrick, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
McGrady James, mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
McGraiii C, hostler City R. R.

McGran Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
McGranaghan Joseph, cutter Frank G. Edwards, dwl 14

Randall PI
McGranahan Hugh, driver Berryman & Doyle, dwl SE

cor Pacific and Front
McGranahan John, teamster, dwl 207 Pacific
McGranahan Michael, laborer, dwl 106 Washington
McGrane Hugh, dwl 12 Sherman
McGrane James, hostler City R. R., dwl 111 Fifteenth
McGrann John, speculator, dwl 1238 Bush
McGrath Annie Miss, dwl 657 Howard
McGrath Annie Miss, dwl 1830 Market
McGrath Arthur, molder Savage & Son, dwl Golden Gate

Hotel
McGrath Bernhard {Noonan ifc McG.), dwl 102 Fourth
McGrath Bridget Miss, dwl 616^ Natoma
McGrath Catherine (widow), dwl 1109 Kearny
McGrath Catherine M. S. (mdow), dwl 29 Everett
McGrath Daniel, lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 157j Te-
hama
McGrath Dennis, dwl Olympic Lodgings
McGrath Edward, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl NE cor Lombard and Webster
McGrath Edward, marbleworks, 935 Market, dwl 543 Stev
McGrath Edward, shoemaker, dwl NE cor Webster and

Lombard
McGrath Elizabeth, dwl 1109 Kearny
McGrath Elizabeth (widow), furnished rooms, dwl 525 How
McGrath G., oilei Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
, McGrath George, boxmaker S. F. Co-operative Box Fac-
tory
McGrath George, stevedore, dwl 119Vallejo
McGrath Irvine, -plumber and gasfitter, dwl 525i Howard
McGrath J., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

• Wharf
McGrath J., trackman Central R. R.
McGrath J., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
McGrath James, blacksmith, dwl NE cor Lombard and

Webster
McGrath James, bricklayer, dwl 543 Mission
McGrath James, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl E s Laskie nr

Stevenson
McGrath James, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 26

Clara
McGrath James, machinist, dwl 525 Howard
McGrath James, shoemaker, dwl NW cor Green and Taylor
McGrath James D., warehouseman, dwl 634 Fell
McGrath Johanna (widow), dwl 610^ Natoma
McGrath John, dwl 348 Fourth
McGrath John, bricklayer, dwl 9 Tay
McGrath John, carpenter, dwl 726J^ Natoma
McGrath John, carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co., dwl New
Railroad House

McGrath John, expressman, NE cor Dupont and Sacra-
mento, dwl NE cor Lombard and Webster, nr Kearny
McGrath John, laborer, dwl 223 Fifth
McGrath John, laborer, dwl 254j Clara
McGrath John, lumberman, dwl 540 Howard
McGrath John, marbleletterer, dwl 37K Perry
McGrath John, proptr McGrath's Hotel, 512 Mission
McGrath John, tinroofer, dwl NE cor Lombard and Web-

>ter, nr Kearny
JIcGrath John, tinsmith James Maguire, dwl 959 Market
McGrath Joseph E., carriagepaiMer Walcom, Gowan &

Coffey, dwl 422 Hayes ^

McGrath LawTence, barkeeper Thomas Horan, Central

Road nr Golden Gate Park
McGrath Lawrence, boilermaker, dwl 160 First
McGrath Lawrence, liquor saloon, S s Central Road nr

Golden Gate Park
McGrath Martin, cooper, dwl 62S Shotwell
McGrath Mary (widow), varieties, 335 Fifth
McGrath Maiy T. Miss, cook Catholic Orfihan Asyliim,

■ dwl Sixteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
McGrath >Iichael, clerk, dwl NE cor Lombard and Web-
ster nr Kearny
McGrath Michael, coachman, dwl 12 Lewis
McGrath Jlichael, hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.
McGrath Michael, laborer, dwl S s Twenty-seventh nr Co-
lumbia, Benial Heights
McGrath Michael A., carpenter, dwl 8 Verona PI
McGrath Michael J., deputy county clerk, dwl NE cor

Lombard and Webster nr Kearny
McGrath Owen (McGrath tt Pridy), dwl W s Mission nr

Twenty-sixth
McGrath P. , compositor Jolly Giant, dwl 29 O'Farrell
McGrath Patrick, dwl 233i Clara
McGrath Patrick, bootcrimper Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
McGrath Patrick, carpenter, dwl 48 Clara
McGrath Patrick, callier L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
McGrath Patrick, laborer, dwl 619 Natoma
McGrath Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Mission nr Thirty-
second
McGrath Patrick, molder, dwl 161 Tehama
McGrath Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 2 Eddy PI
McGrath Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 525 Howard
McGrath Patrick F., bakery, 135 Fifth
McGrath Peter J., stonecutter, dwl N s Central Road nr

Giant Powder Works
McGrath Stephen, tinsmith, dwl 1109 Kearny
McGrath Thomas, collarmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl

NE cor Lombard and Webster nr Kearny
McGrath Thomas, cooper, dwl 604 Natoma
McGrath Thomas, engineer Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl

6IO5 Natoma
McGrath Thomas, expressman, NE cor Montgomery and

Washington, dwl 128 Oak
McGrath Thomas, laborer, dwl SW cor Twenty-ninth and

Church
McGrath Timothy, dwl 655 Washington
McGrath Timothy, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
McGrath William, carpenter, dwl SW cor Clay and Pow
McGrath William, clerk Wade's Opera House
McGrath William, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl NW

cor Green and Taylor
McGrath William, stonecutter, dwl N s Central Road nr

Giant Powder Works
McGrath & Pridy {Owen McGrath and John Pridy), wood

and coal, W s Mission nr Twenty-sixth
McGrath's Hotel, John McGrath proptr, 512 Mission
McGravey M. C, with John J. Eagen
McGravy John, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
McGraw Arthur, molder, dwl 134 Fourth
McGraw Edward, capitalist, dwl 139 Fourth
McGraw Edward W. (fiouthitt .0 McG.), attorney at law,
office 414 California, dwl N s Twenty-first bet Valen-
cia and Guerrero
McGraw Henry, driver Henry M. Blumenthal, dwl Russ

House
McGraw J., laborer Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 223 Fifth
McGraw James, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
McGraw John, clerk R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 115 Natoma
McGraw Michael, laborer, dwl 214 First
McGraw Patrick, calker Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steu
McG ray John, laborer, dwl 7 Miller's PI
McGrean John, shoemaker, dwl 39 Minna
McGrea\-\- J. W., mason superintendent streets
McGreedy H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N 8 Sierra

nr Louisiana
McGreedy Michael, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building
McGrcely William, carpenter, dwl 33 Eddy

BEAMISH'S—Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

McGreevy Charles, tickettaker Maguire's Opera House,

dwl 236 Montgomery
MctJreevy Huyli, barkeeper Mannix & Connors, dwl 236

Montgomery
McGrecvv John, bricklavcr, dwl S 9 Filbert nr Larkin
McGreevy John, driver llose No. 3 S. V. F. D., dwl E 8

Bartlett nr Twenty-third
McGreevy Joseph, steward Hose No. 3 S. F. F. D.
McGreevy Michael, bricklayer, dwl S s Filbert nr Larkin
McGreevy Peter, expressman, cor Market and Sansom,

dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-second
McGregor A., cajiitalist, dwl Lick House
SIcGregor Alexander, blacksmith Kimball Agricultural

Implement Manuf. Co., dwl 410 Sixth
McGregor Alexander, harnessmakcr William F. Dorrance,

dwl 12i". Tehama
McGregor David, brewer, dwl 926 Sacramento
McGregor D. E. JIi-s., dwl 823 Market
McGregor Duncan, groceries and liquors, 233 Eighth
Mc(?regor E. Mrs., janitress Spring Valley Primary School
McGrCjfor Edward, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu
McGrei^or Francis, seaman, dwl 2S Clay
McGregor Fi-ancis, seaman, dwl .'>4 Sacramento
McGregor George, miner, dwl Iowa nr Yreka
McGregor James, dwl 1427 Pacific
.Hi-<iRE(i»R JAMKS, liquor saloon, 242 Braniian
McGregor John, carpenter, dwl 935 Sacramento
McGregor John, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s Lou-
isiana nr Shasta
McGregor John, seaman, dwl 117 Dmmm
McGregor Joseph, watchmaker, dwl 215 Green
McGregor Josephine (widow), dwl 30 Stone
McGregor M., djer Mission Woolen Mills
McGregor Mary (widow), dwl W s Missouri nr Mariposa
McGregor Murdoch, market, 252 Eighth
McGregor Neil C, engineer tug Sol. Thomas, dwl 242

Brannan
McGregor Sarah (widow), dwl 441 Minna
McGregor William, blacKsmith, dwl 1141 Union
McGregor William, stevedore, dwl 52 De Boom
McGregor William J., bartender James McGregor, dwl 242

Brannan
McGregory Seneca (McGregory lO Leiris), dwl 113 Eighth
McGregory & Lewis (Seneca McGregor;/ and Thomas

Lea- is), veterinary surgeons, 18 'YyXer
McGrew Patrick, dwl 536 Sacramento
McGrewery Hugh, laborer, dwl 718 Natoma, rear
McGrill Maggie Miss, saleswoman M. Freud & Son, dwl 26

Sixth
McGrill Patrick H., laborer, dwl W s Fifth bet Bryant and

Brannan
McGrinn Patrick, carpenter, dwl 1112 Fifth
McGrinsey F., trackman Central R. R.
McGroory Hugh, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 How
McGru !cr Kate Mrs. {Kennedy it- McG.), dwl 62 Third
McGruder Lawrence {Farrelly i- McG.), dwl 62 Third
McGrury Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
McGrury Thomas, laborer, dwl cor Harrison and Dora
McGiiibbin Peter, stonecutter, dwl 1221 Folsom, rear
McGuckin Daniel, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 8

Freelon
McGuffey Alexander, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 104

Shipley
McGutfick John, printer Stock Exchange office, dwl 270

First
McGu:ck Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R. Co.
McGuigan Daniel, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
McGuigan John, carpenter, dwl 625 Seventh
McGuigan John, cooper Pae. Barrel and Keg Co., S s

Branna,n bet Seventh and Eighth
McGuigan Margaret, dwl 625 Seventh
McGuigan Patrick {McGui'jan it Yordi), dwl 931 Folsom
McGuigan & Yordi (Patrick McGuijan and John Yordi),

furnishing goods, 118 Fourth
McGuinness D., musician, dwl 323 California
McGuiness W., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 How
McGuire A., stairl^uilder D. H. Freeman & Co.
McGuire Annie Mrs., lodgings, 660 Howard
McGuire Anthony, blacksmith Daniel S. Shute, dwl 221

Linden Av
McGuire Arthur W. (B. H. Freeman <fc Co.), dwl S s

Sixteenth Av nr P, South S. F.
McGuire Benjamin, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1304

Polk
McGuire Bernard, driver Michael Keams, dwl 324 Seventh,

rear
MoGuire Bernard F., clerk Geo. W. Swan & Co., dwl 28

Garden
McGiure Charles (McCaffrey it McG.), dwl 101 Minna

McGuire Daniel, plasterer, dwl 22 Turk
McGuire Edwanl, laborer, dwl 106 First
McGuire Eliza (widow), fruits and confectionery, 631 Bush
McGuire Francis C, boilermaker, dwl 508 Bryant
McGuire Frauk, boilermaker, dwl 324 Seventh, rear
McGuire George, porter, dwl 18 First
McGuire HoUister D., painter, dwl 15 Sumner
McGuire James, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
McGuire James, driver Minor & Walsh, dwl 411 Post
McGuire James, foreman Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 319

Minna
McGuire James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
McGuire .fames, metalroofer, 25 Turk
McGuire James, stonecutter, dwl 537 Sacramento
McCJuire James W., porter Steiner & Igrael, dwl 636 Cora
McGuire John (McGuire it- Diaimmd), dwl 514 Minna
McGuire John, bricklayer, dwl 210 Grove
McGuire John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 345

Tehama
McGuire John, shoemaker, dwl 34 Park Av
McGxiire Joseph, expressman, NE cor Third and Folsom,

dwl 237 Sixth
McGuire M., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 213 Drumm
McGuire M., picture-framemaker McEachren & Parkin-
son, dwl 750 Brannan
McGuire Mary (widow), dwl 156 Silver ^

McGuire Mary Miss, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
McGuire Mary Miss, fancy-goodsmaker, dwl SE cor Board-
man and Bryant
McGuire Mary, dwl 35 Natoma

McGuire Michael, foreman Chase & AVolf, dwl 253 Minna
McGuire Michael, laborer, dwl 28 Clinton
McGuire Michael, solicitor Patrick Casserly, NE cor San-
som and Pacific
McGuire O., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 351

Tehama, rear
McGuire Orison C, captain bark William H. Gawley, dwl

157 Seventh
McGuire P., carpenter, dwl 405 Stevenson
McGuire Patrick, barkeeper, dwl 152 First
McGuire Patrick, bootmaker, dwl 6 Mission
McGuire Patrick, cartman Joseph Macdonough, dwl 1009

Bryant
McGuire Patrick, laborer, dwl 324 Seventh, rear
McGuire Peter, fireman stm New World, dwl 218 How-
ard, rear
McGuire Peter, milkranch, W s San Jose Road nr St.

Mary's College
McGuire Philip, groceries and liquors, NE cor Page and

Octavia, dwl 204 Octavia
McGuire Roger, Irish-American Assn, 818 Howard
McGuire Sarah Miss, fancy-goodsmaker, dwl SE cor

Boardman and Bryant
McGuire Stephen, dwf 913 Sacramento
McGuire Stephen, currier Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 118

Gilbert
McGuire Thomas, dwl 209 Seventh
McGuire Thomas, dwl 229 Sixth
McGuire Thomas, engineer, dwl 322 Jessie
McGuire Thomas, farmer, dwl 558 Stevenson
McG\iire Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
McGuire Thomas, plumber, dwl 322 Jessie
McGuire William, poulterer, dwl 35 Natoma
McGuire Will'am, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart
McGuire William C, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
McGuire William H., cooper Lawrence Felvey,dwl 17 Na-
toma
McGuire & Diamond (John McGuire and Patrick Dia-
mond), poultry, 63 and 64 Centre Market
McGuire. See Maguire
McGuiren Michael, laborer, dwl 17 Zoe, rear
McGuirk Ann, chambermaid Grand Hotel
McGuirk B., driver Potrero and B. V. R. R.
McGuirk James, gasfitter, dwl 7 Jansen
McGuirk John, laborer, dwl 19 Baldwin Court
McGuirk John, laborer David Stewart, dwl 134 Seventh
McGuirk Lawrence, marbleworker Andrea Paltenghi, dwl

77 Brady nr Market
McGuirk Patrick, conductor, dwl 107 Natoma
McGui»k Patrick, painter, dwl 7 Jansen
Mo3urk Susannah Mrs., varieties, 77 Brady nr Market
McGuirk Thomas, hostler, dwl 318 Miller PI
McGunagle John, bookbinder, dwl 6 Varenne
McGurn Thomas, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl Welsh
McGumey Frank T., saddler Main & Winchester, dwl 374

Natoma
MeGurren Arthur, with John Monahan, dwl 437 Minna
McGurrin James, carpenter, dwl 1409 Pacific
McGurty James, laborer, dwl 13 Gilbert

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JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale ly D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery. I

McGwin Edward, laborer, dwl 6J Freelon

McHaflfie James, stockbroker and secretarj' Kearsarge

Quicksilver Mining Co., office 331 Montgomerj' room

10, dwl 121 Montgomery
McIIatiie John, clerk James McHaffie, dwl 944 Folsom
McHaffic John (widow,) dwl 944 Folsom
McHaffie Joseph, miner, dwl 209 Hyde
MoHale A. Miss, dwl 409 Minna
McHardie William, deckhand S. S. Kalorama, Pacific St.

Wharf
McHardy Michael, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Mc Henry Edward, engineer, dwl 244 (Jlara
McHenrj' Ada Mrs., portraitpainter, and teacher, 6 Mont-
gomery room 5, dwl 1910 Broadway
McHenry Andrew, baker, dwl S s Folsom nr Fourth
McHenrj- Clharles, laborer Oriental Dock, dwl 3 Sheridan
ilcHenry Daniel, laborer, dwl 600 Sixth
McHenry Daniel, marblecutter, dwl 21 Moss
McHenrj' Elizabeth, furnished rooms, dwl 13 Eddy
McHenry Franklin, expressman, dwl C Byington
McHeniy George, expressman, SW cor Gear)' and Dupont,

dwl a Byington
McHenry J., lumbennan C. A. Hooper & Co., dwlPotrero
McHenrv John, attorney at law, office 640 Clav room 1,

dwl'lSOl Taylor
McHenry John, liquor saloon, SWcor Sixth and Brannan
McHenry Mary (widow), dwl 909 Greenwich
McHenry Michael, wheelwright Michael McCue, dwl 321

Eighth
McHenry Nathan, driver Potrero and B. V. R.JR., dwl

W s Kentucky nr Yolo
McHenry Peter, dwl 3 King >

McHenry S. &. Co., commission and provision merchants,

427 Front ,

McHenrj' Samuel (S. McHenry <t Co.), res Oakland
McHenry Thomas, laborer, dwl Post bet Buchanan and

Webster
McHolland Andrew, carpenter, dwl 400 Geary
McHowell William A., engineer, dwl 810 Howard
McHugh Bartholomew {McHugh ifc O'Connor), dwl 421

Folsom
McHugh Felix, painter, dwl 1811 Polk
McHugh Henry, seaman, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
McHugh James, laborer Cal. Brick Co., dwl Mechanics'

House, Ben-y
McHugh John, laborer, dwl 163 Jessie
McHugh John, miner, dwl 165 Tehama
McHugo John, sawyer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factorj', S s

Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth
McHugh John, supt Beale St. Warehouse, res Oakland
McHugh John, tailor, dwl 208 Clara
McHugh Michael {Burns .t J/cif.),dwU023 Harrison
McHugh Owen, laborer, dwl E s Baker nr McAllister
McHugh P., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
McHugh Patrick, dwl United States Hotel
McHugh Patrick, laborer, dwl 720 Third
McHugh Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 29 Ecker
McHugh Phillip, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

S s Randal nr Chenery
McHugh Thomas, blacksmith John McCarron, dwl llj

Gardner
McHugh Thomas, laborer, dwl 321 Eighth
McHugh Timothy, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
McHugh & O'Connor {Bartholomew McHugh and Michael

O'Connor), market, SE cor First and Folsom
McHugh. See McCue
Mcleman John, miner, dwl 424 Broadway
Mclernan Patrick, miner, dwl 424 Broadway
Mcllrain John B. , printer Alta California, dwl 407 Post
Mcllroy Abraham, carriagemaker, dwl 305 Fifth
Mcllroy Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Mcllvain Robert, druggist City and County Hosi)ital
Mcllvains Joseph, carpenter, dwl 1231 Folsom
Mcllwain Alexander {J. Mcllwain ifc Bro.), dwl 204 Perry
Mcllwain J. & Bro. {Alexander Mcllwain), commission

merchants, 204 Washingt m
Mcllwain John {J. Mcllwain & Bro.), dwl 321 Sixth
Mclnarny Thomas, horseshoer, 6 Eddy, dwl 20 Turk
Mclnerdy Barney, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Bat-
tery
Mclnerney John, broommaker, dwl 78 Everett
Mclnemey Marian Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl

123 Dora
Mclnemey Michael, laborer, dwl SW cor Mission and

Twenty-third
Mclnerney Thomas {Moran & Co.), dwl 300 Broadway
Mclnerney Thomas, butcher, 311 Broadway, res Oakland
Mclnemey Thomas, nurse, dwl 7 Howard Court
Mclnerney Thomas, shipcalker, dwl 303 Hayes

Mclnerney Peter, laborer, dwl S s Sacramento bet Devi-

sadero and Broderick
Mclnncs John H., hardware, 927 Larkin
Mclnnis Angus, boilermaker, dwl 435 Second
Mclnnis Angus Jr., boilennaker Oregon S. S. Co., dwl

435 Second
Mclnnis Daniel, seaman bktn Oregonian, Mission St.

Wharf
Mclnnis James B., carpenter Andrew Frei, dwl 415 Bran
Mclnnis John, plasterer, dwl 550 Jessie
Mclnnis J. T., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.

Mclntire , laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 How

Mclntire Bertlett, machinist O. P. Ingrahom & Bro., dwl

225 Stevenson
Mclntire Dennis, carpenter, dwl ^SE cor Mission and

Fourteenth
Mclntire Donald, dwl 614 Kearny
Mclntire Edward, laborer S. F. Woolen Factory, dwl S s

Francisco bet Larkin and Polk
Mclntire Edward Jr., carder S. F. Woolen Factory, dwl S

8 Francisco bet Larkin and Polk
Mclntire James, ma.ster bktu Discovery, Pier 9 Steuart
Mclntire Patrick, laborer 8. F. Woolen Factory, dwl S b

Francisco bet Larkin and Polk
Mclntire S., cook, dwl 321 Taylor
Mclntire. See Mclntyre

Mcintosh Annie, weaver Mission Woolen Mills
Mcintosh Archibald, miner, dwl 12 Ellis
Mcintosh Catherine, weaver Mission Woolen Mills
Mcintosh Charles, newspaper dealer and carrier, dwl 6

Malvina PI
Mcintosh Colin, painter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 21

Hampton PI
Mcintosh Daniel, seaman stm Alex. Duncan
Mcintosh Isaac R., carpenter Lockhart & Porter, dwl 730

Guerrero
Mcintosh John, carriagemaker KimbaU Manuf. Co., dwl

246 Fourth
Mcintosh John, machinist Hope Iron Works, dwl W s

Alabama, nr Twenty-seventh
Mcintosh P. E., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Mcintosh Wells, expressman, dwl 39 Oak Grove Av
Mcintosh William, fourth engineer O. & O. S. S. Oceanic

Mclntyre , lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Mclntyre Annie, laundress Grand Hotel

Mclntyre Bridget (widow), operator, dwl 343 Jessie

Mclntyre C. F., broker, dwl 337 Bush

Mclntyre Daniel, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont

Mclntyre Elizabeth (widow), dwl 62 First

Mclntyre Emily Mrs., dwl 922 Jackson

Mclntyre Esther Miss, dressmaker, dvrt 356 Minna

Mclntyre George, dwl 40 Everett

Mclntyre Henrj-, expressman, SW cor Montgomery and

Broadway, dwl 413 Broadway
Mclntj're Henry D., bricklayer, dwl 312J Minna
McIntjTe James, carpenter, dwl 117 Bernard
Mclntyre James, watchman Sixth St. Market, dwl 733

Brannan
Mclntyre John, carpenter, dwl 1716 Mason
McIntjTe John B., bookbinder and papermler, 509 Clay,

dwl 22 Geary
Mclntyre John J., machinehand Cal. Planing Mills, dwl

Quincy House
Mclntyre Leslie, hostler Dalton & Gray, dwl 40 Natoma
Mclntyre Mary, domestic Smart & Bro., W s Old San Josi5

Road, nr Industrial School
Mclntyre Michael, junk dealer, dwl 413 Broadway
McInt\Te Patrick, assistant weigher Custom House, dwl

553 Minna
Mclntyre Patrick, coachman James C. Flood, dwl 4 An-
tonio
Mclntyre R., collector Spring Valley Water W. Co., res

Oakland
McIntjTe Sophie Miss, operator Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Co., SE cor Sacramento and Front, res Oakland
Mclntyre Thomas, laborer, dwl 122 Shipley
Mclntyre Thomas, waiter stm Ajax, Folsom St.Wharf
Mclntyre William, special policeman, dwl 1716 Mason
Mclntyre William, stoves and tinware, 524 Market, dwl

20"l0 Jackson
Mclntyre William P., clerk Daniel Dodge, dwl Ralston

House
Mclntyre. See Mclntire

Mclsaac Donald C. , captain brig Nautilus, dwl E s Ten-
nessee nr Solano
Mflsaac Duncan {Pelky, Duncan <i- Co.), dwl 721 Bdwy
Mclsaac William, longshoreman, dwl 27 Clay
Mcltchoni — ~, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster
Mclvan Patrick, fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO.. 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

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Hclvel Peter, tailor, dwl 533 Mission

Mclver Hiincan B., conductor N. D. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 829 F.ilsom

Mclver. lohn, porter Thomas H. Sclby & Co., dwl N 8
Twenty-second bet Folsom and Treat Av

Mclver Miirdock, stevedore, dwl 412 lieale

Mclvor Daniel, cartman Joseph Macdonough, dwl cor
Steuart and Mission

Mclvor .John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works

Mclour J., oiler (>. &. O. S. S. lielfpc

McKabl) O., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Dnimm

McKay.my Frank, messman stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf

McKa;.^ Thomas, helijer S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
Second, dwl 142 Perr>'

McKa^ie .Tames, carpenter, dwi 444 Minna

McKague Lizzie, tailoress Kenny & Sheahan, dwl 41 Na-
toma

McKague Maggie A., tailoress Kenny & Sheahan, dwl 41
Nat4>nia

McKail James, laborer, dwl 52 Shipley

McKanc Andrew, engineer, dwl 2U Stanford

McKane James, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 516 Va-
lencia

McKanny W., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.

McKavey K. , carjienter Cal. Planing Mills

McKay Alexander, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl
1814 Post

McKav Alicia, ch.imbermaid Palace Hotel

McK.\T Angus, clerk David McKay, dwl 330 Ellis

McKay Angvis W., shipcari)ent(ir Middlemas & Boole, dwl
976 Harrison

McKay .\nn Mrs. , dwl 313 Tyler

McKay Arthur J., millhand L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 933
Howard

McKay Caroline Mrs., housekeeper, dwl 1209 Powell

McKay Daniel, carpenter, dwl 141 Second

McKay Daniel, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
American Elxchange Hotel

McKav Daniel, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, dwl 26
Si'lver

McKav David, wholesale groceries, 427 Davis, dwl 330
Ellis

McKay Edward, boots and shoes, cor Clara and Fourth

McKay Duncan, clerk, dwl 408 Broadway

McKay Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 464 .Icssie

McKay George, houseraiser, dwl 22 Lilly Av

McKay George, plasterer, dwl 550 Jessie

McKay George L., carpenter M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 771
Harrison

McKay Henry, mariner, dwl 12 Washington

McKay James, shipcarpenter L. S. Allen &, Co., dwl 26
Silver

McKay Jane H. Mrs., dwl 933 Howard

McKay John, carpenter, dwl 613 Jlission

McKay John, deckhand stm Alice Garratt, Front St. Wharf

McKay John, laborer, dwl 1330 Wa.shington

McKay John, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7 Steuart

McKay John, teamster Lindsley & Church, dwl Washing-
ton bet Leavenworth and Jones

McKay John F., mining, dwl 224 Post

McKay John H., cashier Percy Beaipish, dwl 257 Clem

McKay John N., shipcarpenter, dwl 144 j Clara

McKay Mary Miss, dwl 605 O'Farrell

McKay Mary Mrs., dwl 279 Jessie

McKay Matthew, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

McKay Patrick, dwl 119i Shipley

McKay Peter, carpenter", dwl 11 Guerrero

McKay Peter, machinehand California Mills, dwl 22 Turk

McKay Robert, brickmason, dwl 975 Brjant

McKay Robert, traveling agent Glasgow Iron and Metal
Importing Co., dwl 1.56 Third

McKay S., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk

McKay T. D., passenger agent, 140 Montgomery, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel

McKay Thomas, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 142 Perry

McKay Washington I., clerk Martin & Horton, dwl 726
Mission

McKay William, tinsmith S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 812
Jessie

McKaven Peter, laborer Miners' Foundry

McKean George M., dwl 231I.i Larkin

McKean James, barkeeper Louis Martin, dwl 1024 Stock

McKean James F., real estate, dwl 2808 Howard

McKean Lottie Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School,
dwl 822 Powell ^

McKean Robert, street contractor, dwl 108 Fourteenth

McKechnie A. E., salesman, 620 Kearny, dwl 681 Mission

McKee Alexander, liquor saloon, SW cor Main and Harri-
son

McKee Alexander Jr., rivetheatcr Pac. Boiler Works, dwl

SW cor Main and Harri.son
McKee AMxander R. {Samuel McKee i- Co.), dwl 022

Tjler
McKee Andrew, blacksmith, dwl 504 Third
McKee Edward D., clerk Rod;_'ers,|Meycr & Co., res Oakland
McKee George, driver Central R. R., jdwl cor Ellis and

Steiner
McKee Henry, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
McKee Jacob, butcher, dwl 227 Post
McKee James, contractor, dwl N s Twenty-fourth bet

Mission and Bartlett
McKee James, expressman, 110 Cla}', dwl Valley bet San

Jos6 and Dolores
McKee James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
McKee James A. , conductor ilarket St. R. R. , dwl 7 Van

Ness Av
McKee John {Tallant d- Co.), dwl 26 Twelfth
McKee John, deputy sheriff. City Hall
McKee John, carpenter, dwl 20 Seventh
McKee John, deputy sheriff, Jwl SW cor Grove and Polk
McKee John C. , surgeon Fourth U. S. Artillerj', dwl

Presidio Barracks
McKee Kelly B., deputy sherifiF, dwl 111} Grove
McKee Lewis, seaman, dwl 111 Drumm
lifcKee Logan (.Samuel McKee & Co.), dwl 622 Tj'Ier
McKee Mary (widow), dwl 231 Stevenson
McKee N. C, carpenter, dwi Nevada House, 27 Minna
McKee Ossian H. {Hoyt, Sears it McK.), attorney at law,

office 63 ilerchants' Exchange, dwl 1611 Howard
McKee Patrick, expressman, SE cor Fifth and Folsom,

dwl 119i Shipley
McKee Patrick, laborer, dwl 13 Brj'ant Av, rear
McKee Peter, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
McKee R., capitalist, dwl 11 Kearny
McKee Robert (Shea, Bocqueraz lO McK.), dwl 114 Page
McKee Robert S., clerk, dwl 704 Post
McKee Samuel (Samiiel McKee <C- Co.) dwl 622 Tj-ler
McKee Samuel, molder Savage & Son, dwl 915 Clay
McKEE S.4.1IIJEL A CO. (Alexamler Ji. McKee and

Logan McKee), stockbrokers, 324 Montgomery
McKee Samuel B., judge Third IJistrict Court, chambers

27 Post, res Oakland
McKee Thomas, dwl 114 Minna
McKee William, carpenter, dwl 231 Second
McKee William, clerk Dalj- & Hawkins, dwl 111 Turk
McKee William R., real estate, dwl SOS Shotwell
McKee W. M. , carpenter, dwl 227 Second
.McKeefe James, laborer, dwl Minerva House
McKeehan J. L., physician, office and dwl 142 Sixth
McKeene Robert, bricklayer, dwl cor Fourteenth and

Minna
McKever Charlotte (widow), furnished rooms, 20 Ellis
Jlelvaever Daniel, teamster, 103 Steuart
McKeever E. S. (widow), furnished rooms, 20 Ellis
McKeever John, capitalist, dwl 20 Sacramento
McKeever John, laborer, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factorj%

dwl cor North Point and Larkin
McKeever John, teamster, dwl 9 Baldwin Court
McKeever Peter, laborer, dwl 9 Folsom
McKeever Robert, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 232

Clementina
McKeever Robert, watertender stm Ajax, Folsom St.

Wharf
McKeever Thomas, hackman A. C. Roden, dwl 1507 Pine
McKeever William, stevedore, dwl 528 Folsom, rear
McKehone Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
McKellar A. D., machinist George A. Norton, dwl 1018

Hyde
McKellar William, engineer's steward O. &. O. S. S.

Oceanic
McKellops Daniel M., engineer SoutHem Pac. R. R.
McKellopps Henry L., clerk Kuhl, Steel & Co., dwl 1222

• Mission
McKendry Archibald, real estate, dwl Lincoln House
McKendy J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
McKendy William, laborer, dwl 312 Filbert
McKenla Alexander, stevedore, dwl 246 Beale
McKenn Thomas, night clerk L*on Pieper, dwl S19 Kearny
.McKenna Andrew, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwl 250i9

Post
McKenna Arthur, drayinan Haste & Kirk, dwl 37 Minna
McKenna Daniel A., milkman, dwl 811 Geary
McKenna David, longshoreman, dwl 131 Harrison
McKenna Ellen (widow)i dwl 15 Harlan PI
McKenna Francis, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534

First
McKenna George, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 214

Perry

f TEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELRY made to order and HEPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchan

McK

558

McK

McKenna Grace, laundress S. F. Laundry, NW cor Turk

and Fillmore
McKenna Hugh, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwi

320 Folsoni
McKenna James, blacksmith, dwl 122i Gilbert, rear
JlcKenna James, cai»tain schr J. 15. Lunt, office 42 Market
McKenna James, cartman, dwl 18 Gilbert
McKenna James, calker L. S. Allen, dwl 76 Natoma
McKenna James, hackman, dwl 1105 Folsom
McKenna James, liquor saloon, 11 Ellis
McKenna James, tailor, dwl 118 Clara
McKenna John, calker Middlemas &, Boole, dwl 86 Na-
toma
McKenna John, expressman, cor Market and Kearny
McKenna John, shoecutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl N s

Yolo bet Utah and Nebraska
McKenna John, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl 6 Brj'ant Av
McKenna John, trackman Central R. R.
McKenna John, dri\er Central R. R., dwl C6 Everett
McKenna John, with Cross & Co. , res Oakland
McKenna John A. , attorney at law, office 426 California,

room 7, dwl 1414 Jackson
McKenna Joseph, paperhanger George W. Clark
McKenna Kate Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 1414 Jackson
McKenna Margaret (widow), dwl W s Precita Av, nr

Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
McKenna Slarguerite Miss, dressmaker, dwl 305 Seventh
JIcKeima Mark, painter, dwl 1316 Sacramento
McKenna Mary (widow), dwl 1414 Jackson
McKenna Michael, carriagemaker Patrick McCue, dwl 321

Eighth
McKenna Slichael F. (McKenna d- Greany), dwl 642 Jessie
McKenna Patrick, driver James Tomkinson, dwl 68 Na-
toma
McKenna Patrick, expressman, NE cor Mission and First,

arid liquor saloon, 505 Mission
JlcKenna Peter D., peddler, dwl W s San Jos6 Road opp

St. Maiy's College
McKenna Robert, painter, dwl 1421 Taylor
JlcKenna T. D., policeman City Hall, dwl 214 Tyler
McKenna William, acidmaker Golden City Chemical

Works, dwl 748 Brannan, rear
McKenna William, porter Christy & Wise, dwl SE cor

Twenty-first and Guerrero
McKEKX.4 * GREAXY {Michael F. McKenna and

Michael Greany), commission merchants and dealers

hay and grain, W s Drumm bet Clay and Washington
McKennan Thomas, carpenter, dwl 314 O'Farrell
McKenne James, carriagepainter, dwl 367 Natoma
McKenne Lawrence, laborer, dwl 367 Natoma
McKenney Daniel, laborer Occidental Foundry
MfKENNEV HE\R¥ M., city agent Daily Stock Re-
port, dwl 3 Goldman PI
McKenne V James T., carpenter, dwl 406 Octavia
McKenney John, dwl 346 Third
McKenney John, laborer Occidental Foundry, dwl N s

Twenty-second nr Harrison
McKEX.VeY L. M. {Rimell <t McK.), dwl 518 Clay
McKenney Martin, gardener Michael B. Abbotsford, dwl

1212 Larkin
McKenney Michael, dwl 346 Third

McKenney P. J., butcher, NW cor Valencia and Sixteenth
McKenney William, laborer, dwl 901 Guerrero
McKenney William, plasterer, dwl 2630 Folsom
McKennie Peter, shipcarpenter, dwl 72 Tehama
McKenny Carrie Mrs., dressmaker L. A. Ralph
McKenny George, shoemaker, dwl 1010 Montgomery
McKenny P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
McKenny Tliomas, laborer, dwl 1001 Battery
McKenny W., waiter Palace Hotel
McKenty Jackson, stockbroker, 413 California

McKenzie , stevedore, dwl 720 Third

McKenzie Albert, fireman Hook and Ladder No. 3 S. F.

F. D., Market bet Tenth and Eleventh
McKenzie Alexander (McKenzie tfc Miller), dwl cor Fifth

and Market
McKenzie Alexander (3f«Tdoc/i McKenzie d: Son), dwl 702

Pacific
McKenzie Alexander, laborer, dwl 57 Jessie
McKenzie Alexander, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
McKenzie Alexander, stevedore, dwl 308 Fulton, rear
McKenzie Alexander, laborer George H. Whitney, 114

Steuart
McKenzie Alexander, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7

Steuart
McKenzie Alexander J., laborer, dwl 335 Ritch
McKenzie Allan, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 312^

Ritch

McKenzie Andrew, policeman City Hall, dwl 1521 Dupont

McKenzie D., clerk, dwl 424 Ellis

McKenzie Daniel, watchman steamer El Capitan Oakland

Ferry, dwl 238 Steuart
McKenzie David V., molder Miners' Foundry, dwl 20

Clementina
McKenzie Donald, laborer, dwl 319 Folsom
McKenzie Donald, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
McKenzie Donald T., coachman John J. Staples, dwl 1019

Pine
McKenzie George R., bookkeeper Tobln, Da\'isson & Co.,

dwl 609 Pine
McKenzie Hugh, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 107 Austin
McKenzie James (McKenzie ct McRae), dwl Muntgomerj'

bet Pacific and Broadway
McKenzie James, rigger, dwl 327 Beale
McKenzie James, seaman steamer Empire, Pacific St.

Wharf
McKenzie John, dwl 112 Mason

McKenzie John, bookkeeper Cross & Co., dwl 803 Hyde
McKenzie John, carpenter, t'wl 1602 Cal
McKenzie John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
McKenzie John, patternmaker, dwl 114 Eddj'
McKenzie John, saloonkeeper, dwl 909 Brvant
McKenzie John, tailor John Devine, dwl Branch House
McKenzie John B., accountant, dwl 710 California
McKenzie John F. , blacksmith Saul c& Co., dwl 800 Miss
McKenzie John G., carpenter, dwl 1920 Buchanan
McKenzie JotinT., captain steamer Contra Costa JIarket

St. Wharf, res San Rafael
McKenzie John W., collector and real-estate agent, office

539 California, dwl 526 Filbert
McKenzie J. W. Jr., clerk, dwl 526 Filbert
McKenzie Kenneth, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,

dwl 1109 Jlontgomery
McKenzie Kenneth, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
McKenzie Patrick (McKenzie <[■ McDonald), dwl 264 Min
McKenzie Peter, shipjoiner J. L. Spofford, dwl 42 Tehama
McKenzie Robert A., carpenter, dwl 32 Fourth
McKenzie Roderick, driver McNally & Hawkins
McKenzie William, calker, dwl 613 Mission
McKenzie William, mining stocks, dwl 9 Howard Court
McKenzie & McDonald (P. McKenzie and A. R. McDon-
ald), shoemakers, 745 Mission
Mckenzie a miller {A. McKenzie and A. Mil-
ler), Typo Saloon, 427 Pine
McKenzie & McRae (Janus McKenzie and' Frederick Mc-
Rae, liquor saloon, 211 Stevenson
McKeoghn Thomas, milkman William Haley, dwl Moul-

ton bet Buchanan and Webster
McKeon Daniel F. , plumber, dwl 11 Ellis
McKeon James, barkeeper, dwl 1024 Stockton
McKeon James, barkeeper Patrick H. McKeon, dwl 103

Pacific
McKeon James, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
McKeon Patrick, car repairer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 416

Brannan
McKeon Patrick, hostler, dwl 127 Welsh
McKeon Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
McKeon Patrick, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Bran-
nan nr Seventh
McKeon Patrick, lonf shoreman, dwl 308 Minna
McKeon Patrick H., liquor saloon, SW cor Pacific and

Davis, dwl 103 Pacific
McKeon Peter, teamster G. C. Gates, dwl 8 Virginia Alley
McKeon Richard N., butcher, dwl E s Railroad Av nr

Ninth, South S. F.
McKeon Terrence, marblepolisher Charles Roche, dwl 444

Sixth
McKeon William, carpenter, dwl W s Fifteenth Av nr R,

South S. F.
McKeon William, driver Ben^man & Doyle, dwl 1229

Kearny
McKeone Eliza Mrs., billiard saloon, 502J- Third
McKeown James, dwl 215 Minna
McKeown John, sailmaker, dwl 9 Oak Grove Av
McKeown Patrick S., clerk, dwl 625 Stevenson
McKeown Peter, laborer, dwl 520 Stockton
McKeown William, tinsmith, 595 Sixth
McKemon John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Folsoni

and Willow, dwl Sherwood PI
McKerron Catherine Mrs., lodgings, 132 Fifth
McKevit James, laborer, dwl 33 Austin
McKew Edward, clerk, dwl 5A Kearny
McKew James, longshoreman, dwl 1001 Battery
McKEW JOH.\, wood and coal, 431 Union, dwl 423
Green

McKewen , dwl 850 Market

McKewen John, driver Cit3' R. R.

BEAMISH'S--Shirt inanufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market

iai . p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

McKewen John, foreman servicemen Spring Valley Water

Works, (Iwl 1122 Sloiit/omery
McKewen Jonathan C, liqvior saloon, SE cor Washington

and Sansoni, dwl 2120 Pacific Av
McKewen Patrick, car repairer Central Pac. R. R., dwl

:i08 Minna
McKewen Vaicr {McKewen .t Brother), dwl 1122 Mont
McKewen Tln>nias {McKewen <l- Brother), dwl 1122 Mont-
gomery
McKewen Thomas, cariicnter, dwl 11!?0 Greenwich
McKewen iS: Brother {Peter and Thomas), plumbers and

gasHtter.s, 2 Turk
McKiblK-n Theodore C, engineer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl

Sixteenth nr Howard
McKibben William, dwl 225 Bush
McKibbin H. Mrs., funii.<hed rooms, 1016 Market
McKibbin Thomas, dwl lOUi JIarket
McKibbin Thomas, proptr Kureka Railing Works, 317

Howard, dwl 54(J Howard
McKibbin William, ex-sheriff, dwl 2211 Taylor
McKic .\ix;hibald, molder Hisdun 1. and L. Works, dwl SW.

cor Main and Harrison
McKicrnaii Mar^'aret A., tailoress Wright & Harmon, dwl

5 s Kddy nr Scott

McKillip llenrv, clerk, dwl 12.'?0 Mission

SlrKILLOP J<»II\ «K CO., Commercial Agency, T. C.

Edwards manager, office 401 California '
McKingson William, locksmith, dwl 9.30 Howard
McKuiian Daniel, carpenter, dwl 78S Folsoni
McKDNL.iV AK('IIIICALI», agent Bank of British

North America, office 221 Sansom, res Oakland
McKinlay Cyms R., clerk G. F. & W. H. Sharp, flwl 613

Mission

McKinlcy , coal dea'er, dwl 110 Sixth

McKinley Alice Mrs., dwl 229 First

McKinlev Benjamin F., agent PacificCommercialCo.,dwl

• 2538 Webster
McKiidey Edward, clerk letter department Wells, Fargo

6 Co., dwl 331 Montgomery
.1IclilXLEV.IA.Hf:8, preside'nt Pacific Commercial Co.,

office LaRue's Wharf, foot Market, dwl 1110 Larkin

McKinlej' John, boilermaker Union Iron Works

McKinlcy John, conductor Central R. R.,dwl 1307 Fill-
. more

McKinley Thomas, driver Central R. R. , dwl 425 Clem

McKinley Thomas, cook stm Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf

McKinley Thomas, pantryman G. N. & P. S. S. Co.'s stm
Constantine, Broad wav St. Wharf

McKinley W, P. , dwl 125 Second

McKinly Henry, boilermaker, dwl 431 Shipley

McKinna Ann Mrs., dwl 431 Clementina

McKinney Albert, salesman John R. Hughes, dwl 15 Hub-
bard

McKinney Angus, carpenter, dwl 127 Turk

McKinney Daniel, maltster John Mason, dwl 525 Chest-
nut

McKinney George, boot and shoemaker, 29 Drumm, dwl
1010 Montgomery

McKinney George Mrs., dwl 514 Bush

McKinney James, carpenter, dwl 129 Third

McKinney James, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 732
Howard

McKinney John, melter Eureka Foundry

McKinnev Patrick, deckhand stm Amador, Market St.
Wharf

McKinney Thomas, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 732
Howard

McKinney Murray, woodcarver C. Frederick Schiller, dwl
12 Howard Court

McKinnon Alexander, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
dwl Windsor House

McKinnon Alexander R., carpenter, dwl 452} Hayes

McKinnon Allen, carpenter, dwl 26 Silver

McKinnon Daniel D., carpenter Samuel M. Hills, res Oak-
land

McKinnon Daniel A., milkman, dwl 811 Geary

McKinnon Finlay, wagonmaker Thomas Costigan, dwl 15
Verona PI

McKinnon James J., lumber surveyor, pier 5 Steuart, dwl
15 Laurel PI

McKinnon John, expressman, 208 Front, dwl S s Eighth
Av bet G and H, South S. F.

l»IcKI\.\OX JOII.V .1., treasurer Pine Lumber Assn,
office pier 5 Steuart {and Preston <i: McK.), dwl 15
Laurel PI

McKinnon Thomas, boots and shoes, dwl 1319 Pacific

McKinnon William H., machinist Florence Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwl 931 Howard

McKinsley James, carpenter Cosmopolitan Hotel

McKinstry E. W., associate justice Supreme Court of

California, chambers 640 Clay, dwl 44 South Park
McKittri^ Bernard, dwl 636 CNmnnercial
McKittrlck Kdward {McKittricIc cfc Kenny), dwl 10i>2 How-
ard
McKittrick Edward F., butcher John Muller, dwl 1325

Mission
McKittrick James, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,

dwl 829 Folsom
McKittrick John, teamster, dwl 723 O'Farrell, rear
McKittrick Joseph, oystorman McKittrick & Kenny, dwl

1052 Howard
McKittrick & Kenny {Edioard McKiltrick and Bernard

Kenny), oyster and chop house, 89 and 90 Centre

Market
McKlone Maggie Miss, shampooer Hammam Baths, 11

Dupont
McKnew Elijah, driver Morgan & Co., 87 California

Market
McKnight Frederick, teller B. Davidson & Co., dwl 700

Broadway
McKnight John, conductor Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 751

Howard
McKnight Joseph, foreman Nev. and Pac. Soda Co,, dwl

cor Sullivan and Union avs, Bernal Heights
McKnight Peter, bricklayer, dwl 16 Lilly Av
MoKone James S. , conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 516

Valencia
McKotter W. , laborer Frear Stone Co.
McKown Joseph O. (E. C. Dalce & Co.), dwl 206 Powell
McKown M. E. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School,

dwl 206 Powell
McKune James, tailor, dwl 118 Clara
McKune Patrick, stonecutter Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl

cor Ritch and Brannan
McKune William, miner, dwl 424 Broadway
McKunion Frank, steward O. & O. S. S. Gaelic "
McLaar Patrick, engineer, dwl 4 Martha PI
McLachlan J. , laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
McLachlan Thomas M., carpenter, dwl 3.55 Jessie
McLachlan William {Murphy <t McL.), dwl 436 Union
McLagan James L., housebuilder and carpenter California

Planing Mills, dwl 1056 Howard
McLagan William, machinist Risdon L and L. Works,

dwl 345 Fremont, rear
McLain Daniel, contractor, dwl NE cor Jacksonand Drumm
McLain John, boatman, Front St. Wharf
McLain William, gardener, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr

Masonic Av

McLane , calker L. S. Allen 16 Drumm

McLane Andrew, dwl 01ymi)ic Lodgings

McLane Charles, steward Bay District Fair Grounds Hotel,

dwl N s California bet Fillmore and Steiner
McLane Charles E. , capitalist, office 417 Kearny room 2

dwl NW cor Harrison and First
McLane Dennis, boilermaker, dwl 511 Mission
McLane Edward, painter, dwl 30 Stanford
McLane George, purser Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
McLane John, boarding, 898 Front
McLane John, boilermaker, dwl 57 Shipley
McLane John, fireman stm Louise, Berkeley Ferry
McLane John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McLane John .1. , laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
McLAIVE LOIfIS, president Nevada Bank of San Fran-
cisco, office NW cor Montgomery and Pine, and S. F.

Park Commissioner, dwl 438 Brj'ant
McLane M. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 442 Brannan, rear
McLane Mary Miss, compositor Cubery & Co. , dwl 927

Folsom
McLane Peter, housesmith Pioneer Iron Works, dwl 1104

Taylor
McLane Peter, mariner, dwl 31 Russ
McLane Peter, real estate, dwl 1111 Fol.som
McLane Thomas F., waiter Boutinon & BuUand, dwl 126}

Seventh
McLane William, cardriver, dwl 302 Fourth
McLane. Sec McLain and McLean
McLaren Andrew N. , carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
McLaren D., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl NW

cor Fourth and Berry
McLaren D. A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 460 Jessie
McLaren Daniel, agent Widows' and Orphans' Fund Life

Insurance Co., office 238 Montgomery, dwl SW cor

Gough and Geary
McLaren Peter, carriagemaker Daniel S. Shute, dwl 319

O'Farrell, rear
McLaren Robert D. , carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
McLaren William, driver San Francisco Laundry Assn,

dwl 23 Geary

JAMES G-. STEELE «S; CO., mamifacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by L. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

McLatchie Joseph, blacksmith Adam Muir, dwl 528 Fol-

som, rear
McLauchlaii C, extraman Hose No. 2 S. F. F.O.
McLaughlin A., brewer National Brewery, dwl 2212

Mason
McLaughlin Alexander, driver N. B. & Mission R. R.,dwl

17 Fifth Av
McLaughlin Alexander, porter John Flanagan & Co., dwl

500 Minna
McLaughlin Annie Mrs., dwl 1103 Powell
McLaughlin B. , laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
McLaughlin Bernard, fitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl

Hayes Valley House
McLaughlin Bernard, laborer, dwl 13 Crook
McLaughlin Bernard, laborer superintendent streets, dwl

W s York bet Twenty-third and Twenty-foui-th
McLaughlin Bridget, chambermaid Grand Hotel
McLaughlin Cecilia, manuf cigars; 713 Mission
McLaughlin Charles, dwl 295 SVashington
McLaughlin Charles, laborer, dwl 500 Washington
McLaughlin Charles, porter Blake, Robbins & Co., dwl S

s Post bet Webster and Fillmore
McLaughlin Charles, tailor, 21 Dupont, dwl 773 Mission,

rear
McLaughlin Charles, Western Pac. R. R. Land Office, 16

Montgomery Av, dwl Grand Hotel
McLaughlin Charles B., shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.,

dwl 114 Hayes
McLaughlin Cornelius, housemover, dwl 568 Mission
McLaughlin D., laborer, dwl 33 Bush
McLaughlin Daniel, fireman stm Humboldt, Jackson St.

Wharf
McLaughlin Daniel, laborer, dwl 357 First, rear
McLaughlin Daniel, plasterer, dwl 54 Jessie
McLaughlin David, laborer superintendent streets
McLaughlin E. B., physician, dwl 2209 Pine
McLaughlin Edward, boilermaker, dwl 24 First
McLaughlin Edward, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

511 Octavia
McLaughlin Edward, liquor saloon, 210 Post, dwl 212

Post
McLaughlin Edward, waiter Joseph Lewis, dwl 150 Steu
McLaughlin Edward A., carver S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 11

Page
McLaughlin Elizabeth (widow), dwl 322 O'Farrell
McLaughlin Francis, laborer, dwl 11 Noonan Av
McLaughlin Francis, stairbuilder, 835 Geary, dwl 129

Eleventh
McLaughlin Francis, stonecutter McVicker & Roche, dwl

727 Natoma
McLaughlin George, boarding, 12 Broadway
McLaughlin George, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W b

ilichigan nr Shasta
McLaughlin George, stonecutter, dwl 12 Broadway
McLaughlin George Jr., baker, dwl 12 Broadway
JIcLaughlin H., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
McLaughlin Hannah Mrs. , laundry, 54 Jessie
McLaughlin Henry, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
McLaughlin Henry, stevedore, dwl 26 Be Boom
McLaughlin Henry W., hackman, dwl 4 St. Charles PI
McLaughlin Hugh, marblecutter, dwl 407 Sacramento
McLaughlin J., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St.\Miarf
McLaughlin J. Miss, furaewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 72

Natoma
McLaughlin Jacob T., carpenter, dwl 429 Bush
McLaughlin James, dwl 318 Pine
McLaughlin James, blacksmith, dwl 26 De Boom
McLaughlin James, distiller Bay View Distillery, dwl

Eighteenth Av nr G, South S. F.
McLaughlin James, expressman, SW cor Market and Steu
McLaughlin James, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.
McLaughlin James, moroccodresser George Griffith
McLaughlin James, teamster, dwl 5 Bovd
>IcLAir<iIILIN JAMES, wood and coal, 414 O'Farrell
McLaughlin James A., distiller Bay View Distillery, dwl

cor Nineteenth Av and H, South S. F.
McLaughlin Johanna (widow), dwl 277 Stevenson
McLaughlin John, boilermaker, dwl 39 Minna
McLaughlin John, cellerman Mason's Brewery, dwl 525

Chestnut
McLaughlin John, chairmaker, dwl 26 De Boom
McLaughlin John, engineer hydraulic works Palace Hotel,

dwl 426 Shipley
McLaughlin John, laborer, dwl 12 Broadway
McLaughlin John, laborer, dwl 49 Jessie
McLaughlin John, laborer, dwl 230 Jessie
McLaughlin John, laborer, dwl 1110 Hyde
McLaughlin John, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.

McLaughlin John, lather, dwl S s Twentieth bet Church

and Dolores
McLaughlin. John, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell
McLaughlin John, salesman, dwl 356 Minna
McLaughlin John, sashmaker N. W. Cole & Co., dwl 162

First
McLaughlin John, tailor, 264 Jessie
JIcLaughlin John A., clerk, dwl 11 Boj'd
McLaughlin John L., carjieuter, dwl W s Chenery nr Fair-
mount
McLaughlin Joseph, dwl 323 Broadway
McLaughlin Jose]ih P. , carriagepainter LUjenbeiK &Bro.,

dwl 134 Fourth
McLaughlin Joseph W. , dwl SE cor Boardman and Bryant
McLaughlin Kate Miss, dressmaker Julia Joyce, dwl 771

Mission
McLaughlin Kate Miss, saleswoman John W. Jones, dwl

862^ Folsom
McLaughlin Kate Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary School,

dwl 519 Ellis
McLaughlin M. , extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 S.

F. F. D.
McLaughlin Margaret, dwl 13 Alta Place
McLaughlin Maria Mrs., fancy goods, 129 Eleventh
McLaughlin Mary (widow), dw 1 1232 Sacramento
McLaughlin Mar>' Miss, dwl 141 Shipley
McLaughlin Michael, boot and shoemaker, 250 Eighth
McLaughlin Michael, carjienter, dwl 120i Welsh
McLaughlin Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Es

Harrison bet Twenty- third and Tw nty-fourth
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, dwl 552 Natoma
McLau|hlin Michael, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

24 Dora
McLaughlin Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

dwl S s Filbert nr Buchanan
McLaughlin Michael, liquor saloon, 1266 Market, dwl 250

Eighth
McLaughlin Minnie (widow), dwl 2806 Howard
McLaughlin Neil, foundryman, dwl 532 Howard
McLaughlin Neil, pantryman Russ House, dwl 437 Jessie
McLaughlin P., watchman Nevada Bank of San Francisco
McLaughlin Patrick, barkeeper Michael McLaughlin, dwl

250 Eighth
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, dwl 113 Welsh
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer Cal. Grain Warehouse, cor

Beale and Brannan
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer Joseph Newbauer, dwl

United States Hotel
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 18

Downiej^ rear
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 18

Minna
McLaughlin Patrick, painter, dwl W s York bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
McLaughlin Patrick, tanner Michael Donnelly, dwl S s

Twenty-sixth opp Hampshire
McLaughlin Peter, dwl 704^ Mission
McLaughlin Peter, laundrj-inan, dwl W s Boyce nr Point

Lobos Av
McLaughlin Peter, pressman Bacon & Co., dwl 740 Fol
McLaughlin Peter, teamster Richard Turner & Co., dwl

N s Twenty-first nr Mission
McLaughlin Richard Mrs. (widow), dwl 510 Sixth
McLaughlin Robert, gasfitter, dwl 14 Shipley
McLaughlin Samuel A. {Henxell iC- McL.), dwl 277 Clara
McLaughlin Sarah Mrs. , teacher Wheeler & Wilson Manuf.

Co., dwl 506 Minna
McLaughlin Stephen, plumbsr W. R. Allen, dwl 44 Minna
McLaughlin Thomas, hamessmaker, 1715 Polk, dwl 526

Linden Av
McLaughlin Thomas, hostler, dwl S s Eighteenth bet San-
chez and Noe
McLaughlin Thomas, hostler Van Nostrand&Co., dwl 652

Natoma
McLaughlin Tliomas, laborer, dwl .563 Mission
McLaughlin Thomas, i)ainter, dwl 330 Ritch
McLaughlin Thomas, waiter Charles Haake, dwl 264J

Minna
McLaughlin Thomas A., salesman E. H. Jones & Co., dwl

919 Jackson
McLaughlin William, hackman Plaza, dwl 24 Dora
McLaughlin William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 720

Third
McLaughlin William, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
McLaughlin William, teamster, dwl 2511 Mission
McLaughlin. See McLoughlin
McLay G. B., physician, office and dwl W s Mission nr

Twenty-first
McLean , dwl 248 Fourth

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D.,; Proptr

). p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

McL

561

McL

McLean Alfred A., jobprinter, 605 Sacramento, dwl S a

Pat'ific Av bet Buchanan and Webster
McLean Alice, CLinii>ositor Occident, dwl 723 Natoma
McLean Allen, caryicnter, dwl 6294 Howard
McLean Andrew, liquor saloon, cor Fillmore St. Wharf

and Bay
McLean Andrew N., carpenter, dwl 0 Oucrrero
McLean An5,iis, shipwrii,'lit, dwl 902 Folsom
McLean Archibald, earjionter, dwl 468 Clementina
McLean Charles C, , special policeman, dwl Lonj^ Bridge
McLean Colin, cari)entcr. dwl 4(!3 Clementina
McLean Daniel VayA., dwl 749 Market
McLean Daniel J., carpenter, dwl NE cor Jackson and

Druinm
McLean Duncan J., salesman Pelxotto & Silverman, dwl

7 Sto<:kton
McLean Edward (McLean it Hardy), res Oakland
McLean Kdward, assistant storekee|>er Rincon PointWharf
McLean Kdward T. , lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 21 liausch,

rear
McLean F, second assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.

Costa Rica
McLean George, boilermaker, dwl W s Alabama bet

Twenty-second and Twenty-third
McLean Crace Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 841 Mission
McLean Henry G., reporter Evening Bulletin, res Oak-
land
McLean Hugh, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Fill-
more St. Wharf and Bay
McLean J., driver City R. R.
McLein James, carpenter, dwl 803 Geary
McLean James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
McLean James, teamster Cal. Powder Works
McLean Jane (widow), dwl 723 Natoma
McLean .lohn, boatman, Front St. Wharf
McLean John, boltmaker Phelps' Manuf. Co., 17 Drumm
McLean John, bookkeeper and telegraph ojierator, Morton

House
McLean John, foreman Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s Louis-
iana nr Shasta
McLean John, molder LTnion Iron W'orks
McLean John, seaman stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf
McLean John H., wood dealer and wharfinger Meiggs'

■Wliarf
McLean Lizzie Miss, shoefitter, dwl 563 Mission
McLean R. A., physician, office 603 Merchant, dwl 1406

Polk
McLean Sterling, assistant bookkeeper Knowland & Doe,

res Alameda
McLean Thomas, baker, dwl Heinz's Hotel
McLean Thomas, carpenter Wilkie & Gray, 113 Davis
McLean Thomas, carpentffr, dwl 5.=)0 Jessie
McLean Thornton, broker, dwl 10 South Park
McLean William (Bailfy d- McL.), dwl 633 Commercial
McLean William, blacksmith Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 75

Clementina
McLean William, seaman, dwl S s Twenty-fifth nr Capp
McLean William, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 1534

First
McLean William H., first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
McLean & Hardy (Edward McLean and Jacob Hardy),

real-estate agents, office 408 California
McLean. See McLain and McLane
McLear Frank, boilennaker, dwl 31 Minna, rear
McLearny James, drayman Bryden &, Hinckley, dwl Te-
hama bet Fifth and Sixth
McLean,' James, stonecutter, dwl 804 Third
McLeay Hugh, salesman, dwl 215 Tyler
McLellan Andrew, plumber, dwl 214 First
McLellan Angus (Grover <i- McL.), 945 Folsom
McLellan Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 216 Powell
McLellan D. , dwl Morton House
McLellan David, barkeeper, dwl 108 Virginia
McLellan Donald, mining stock, dwl 7 Stockton
McLellan Dmican, carpenter, dwl 945 Folsom
McLellan Edward L., head postal clerk U. S. Railway

Mail Service, 606 Montgomery
McLellan George, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
McLellan Robert, sparmaker, dwl 660 Bryant bet Fifth

and Sixth
McLellan Roderick, carpenter Peter Hennessey, dwl 654

Mission
McLellan. See McClellan and McLennan
McLelland George, dwl 763 Mission
McLenna F. Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S. Mint,

dwl 416i Shiplev
1IcIEX.\A\ nO.'VALD, manager Mission Woolen Mills,
office 517 and 519 Market, dwl NW cor Folsom and
Thirteenth

McLennan Frank P., commission woolbrokcr, office E.

Grisar & Co., dwl NW cor Folsom and Thirteenth
McLennan George H., woolbroker Mission and Pac. Wool-
en Mills, dwl 217 Shotwell
McLennan Henry K. , traveling salesman F. Chevalier &

Comte
McLennan Hugh woolsorter Mission Woolen Mills, dwl

2018 Folsom
McLennan James, shoemaker, dwl 546 Mission, rear
McLennan Thomas, dwl 704J Mission
McLeod A., carpenter, dwl SW cor Mission and Eight-
eenth
McLeod Angus, liquor saloon, 5 Mortorw
McLeod Daniel (i!. U. Jones & Co.), dwl Cosmopolitan

Hotel
McLeod Daniel, carpenter, 416 Sac, dwl 210 Gough
McLeod Daniel, carpenter, dwl SW cor Mission and Eight-
eenth
McLeod Daniel, laborer, dwl 214 Ritch
McLeod Daniel, shipcarpentev, dwl 606 Minna
McLeod David, liquor saloon, Fifth A v bet AandB, South

S. F.
McLeod Donald, carjienter, dwl 635 Jessie
McLeod F. Mrs. , boarding, 100 Post
McLeod George (Larkinn <t Co.), dwl SWeor Howard and

Second
McLeod George, clerk Charles W. Fox, dwl 106 Post
McLeod Hector, laborer, dwl 907 Folsom
McLeod Hugh (A. Crawford it Co.), dwl 503 Folsom
McLeod James, plasterer, office NE cor Kearny and Bush,

dwl S s Chattanooga nr Twenty-second
McLeod James, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 1117

Leavenworth
McLeod J. C, dwl 218 Brannan
McLeod John, rigger, dwl 238 Steuart
JIcLeod Mary Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co.
McLeod N. E. , carpenter, dwl 32 Erie
McLeod Robert L., carpenter, dwl lOJ Langton
McLeod Thomas, bootblack Henry W. Stable, dwl 920

Pacific
McLeod Thomas, carpenter, dwl 252 Clara
McLeod Thomas M., telegraph operator, dwl 1425 Mason
McLeod Thomas R., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
McLeod William, laborer, dwl 675^ Clementina, rear
McLeran T. G. , real-estate and mining agent, office 331

Montgomery room 18, res Santa Clara
McLERIE HENUY J., contractor and builder, 2121

Bush
McLinchy William, engineer, dwl 20 Sacramento

McLone , teamster, dwl 413 Bryant

McLoud A., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
McLouirhlin , teamster Richard Turner & Co., dwl N

s Twenty-first nr Mission
McLoughlin Charles (McLoughlin & Carroll), dwl 467

Minna
McLoughlin Edward, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., cor

King and Second
McLoughlin Ellen (widow), laundress, dwl 219 Mission
McLoughlin Hugh F., marblecutter John Daniel & Co.,

dwl 1407 Sacramento
McLoughlin James, baker, dwl 528 Pacific
McLoughlin John, dwl cor Hyde and Sacramento
McLoughlin John, compositor Dewey & Co., dwl 318 Davis
McLoughlin John, helper James H. Shanley, dwl 26 De

Boom
McLoughlin John, maltster Mason's Brewery, dwl 18 Jan-
sen
McLoughlin John, porter, dwl 423 Vallejo
McLoughlin John, silversmith Koehler & Ritter, dwl NE

cor Pacific and Sansom
McLoughlin John J. , machinist, dwl 12 Broadway
McLoughlin Michael, hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 14

Harlan PI
McLoughlin Neil, helper James H. Shanley, dwl 532 How
McLoughlin Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 18

Minna
McLoughlin Patrick, pantr^Tnan Lick House
McLoughlin Philip, baket, dwl 12 Broadway
McLoughlin Thomas, compositor Spaulding & Barto, dwl

504 Washington
McLoughlin Thomas P., engineer, dwl 112 Jones
McLoughlin William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co. , cor King

and Second, dwl cor Third and King
McLoughlin & Carroll (Charles McLoughlin <fc ^YilUam

F. Carroll), upholsterers, 131 Sixth
McLoughlin. See McLaughlin
McLure Andrew, sexton Howard Presbyterian Church,

dwl 12 Clara
McLure Henry, dwl 717 O'Farrell

AMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. "W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mo:|

McL

562

McM

McLure John, foreman molder Miners' Foundry, dwl 303

First
McLurkin Alfred, brassfinisher Pac. Brass Foundry, dwl

12 Larkin
McMackin Edward, carpenter, dwl cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
SIcMalion Miss, dressmaker, dwl 006 Fourth
McMahon Ann (widow), dwl 14 Valparaiso
McMahon Aimc (widowX dwl 14 Valparaiso
McMahon B. (Fli/nn .(• McM.), dwl 140 Perry
McMahon Bernard, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills
McMahon Bernard, market, Tfil Brannan
McMahon Bernard, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 511

Mission *
McMahon Bernard, shipcarpenter, dwl 520 Sixth
McMahon Charles H., hackman American Exchange
McMahon Charles H., machinist, dwl SVV cor Noe and

Twenty-ninth
McMahon Charles L., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

14 Valparaiso
McMahon F., laborer, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
McJIahon Felix, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 27 An-
thony
McMahon Frank, porter Lyman Rafferty & Co., dwl 1006

Market
McMahon Henry, stairbuilder, 333 Seventeenth nr Miss
McMahon J., laborer Stryker & Kiernan, Pier 5 Steuart
McMahon .James, dwl 923 Broadway
McMahon James, assistant coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl E s Hampshire nr Twenty-second
McMahon James, collector, 302 Montgomery room 31, res

Oakland
McMahon James, expressman, NE cor California and

Montgomery, dwl SE cor Capp and Fifteenth
McMahon James, gardener Laurel Hill Cemeterj'
McMahon James, hostler, dwl 508 Mission
McMahon James, hostler Martin Fitzpatrick, dwl 814

Mission
McMahon James, longshoreman, dwl 28 Clay
McMahon James, lumberman, dwl 132 Steuart
McMahon James, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl

Hutteman's Hotel
McMahon James B., hamessmaker Main & Winchester,

dwl 222 Minna
McMahon Jeremiah, butcher, dwl W s Railroad Av nr

Sixth, South S. F.
McMahon John (McMahon d- Nelson), dwl 354 Clem
McMahon John, clerk, dwl NW cor Valencia and Twenty-
second
McMahon John, hostler, dwl 262 Jessie, rear
McMahon John, laborer, dwl 31 Hunt
McMahon John, laborer, dwl 224 Francisco, rear
McMahon John, merchant, d^vl 1832 Jessie
McMahon .John, shoedresser U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 510 Broadway
McMahon John, wagonmaker Bernard Gallagher, dwl 10

Anthony
McMahon John B., medical student University California,

dwl 21 Turk
McMahon John J., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

9 Valparaiso
McMahon Joseph, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
McMahon Josejih, porter Lick House
McMahon Joseph, shipcarpenter, dwl N s Sierra nr Loui-
siana
McMahon Lawrence, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl S

s Seventeenth bet P and Q, South S. F.
McMahon Lewis, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat

Island
McMahon M., dwl 036 Commercial
McMahon Marguerite (widow), dwl 109 Clinton
McMahan Marj' (widow), dwl 1000 Market
McMahon Mary Mrs., dwl 4 Varenne, rear
McMahon Matthias, butcher John MuUer, dwl 16 Salmon
McMahon Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S s

Shasta nr Michigan
McMahon Owen, dwl 19 Sherwood PI
McMahon P. , dwl 339 Eddy
McMahon P., fireman Black Diamond Coal Co.'s steamtug

Rabboni
McMahon P., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
McMahon Patrick (McMahon cfc Co.), dwl W s Natoma bet

Fourteenth and Fifteenth
McMahon Patrick, carpenter, dwl 444 Minna
McMahon Patrick, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
McMahon Patrick, sashmaker N. W. Cole & Co., dwl 347

Fourth
McMahon Peter, boarding, NW cor Com and Drumm
McMahon Philip P., jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 1815 Stock

McMahon Richard F., upholsterer, dwl 617 Stevenson
McMahon Silver Mining Co. (White Pine County, Nev.),

George R. Spinney secretary, office 320 California
McMahon Thomas, butcher, dwl 001 Minna
McMahon Thomas, contractor, dwl 117 Franklin
McMahon Thomas, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long

Bridge
McJIahon Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Webster bet Green-
wich and Filbert
McMahon Thomas, tannerj-, SW cor Seventh Av and N,

South S. F.
McMahon T. L., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 164 Jessie
McMahon V., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
McMahon William, blacksmith, dwl 208 Fourth, rear
McMahon William, laborer, dwl 334 Third, rear
McMahon & Co. (Patrick McMahon i- James Kimhall),

groceries, liquors, hay, and grain, NE cor Howard

and Fifteenth
McMahon & Nelson (John McMahon and William L.

Nelso7i), dry goods, 0 Third
McMana John, laborer Gilfoy & Collins
McMaun Bernard E., upholsterer, dwl 60 Clementina
McMann Frank, salesman Frank G. Edwards, dwl 1408

Sacramento
McMann James, laborer Laurel Hill Cemeterj', dwl W s

Collins nr Point Lobos Av
McMann James, varieties, 413 East
McMann John, laborer, dwl 31 Hunt
McMann John, wheelwright, dwl 10 Anthony
McMann John P., salesman Frank G. Edwards, dwl 1408

Sacramento
McMann Margaret, ladies' nurse, dwl 60 Clementina
McMann Matthias, driver John Muller, dwl 923 Broadway
McMann Phenix, laborer, dwl 10 Anthonv
McMann Thomas, hostler William F. Flick, dwl 2319 How
McMann Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 2017 Dupont, rear
HIcMANN WII,LIA3I, wood and coal, SW cor Polk

and Washington, dwl 1715 Polk
McMannaman James, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903

Battery

McManus , fish dealer, dwl 870 Folsom

McManus Andrew, watchman City Iron Works, dwl 20

Ritch
McManus Anna A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 856 Folsom
McManus Arthur, peddler, dwl 713 Natoma
McManus B. , dwl 701 Natoma

McManus Bernard, clerk Edwar4 Gargan, dwl 731 Bran
McManus Bernard, engineer, dwl 6 Mission
McManus Bernard, laborer Fashion Stables, dwl 705 Na-
toma
McManus Cormick, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

319 Ut Av •

McManus Francis, painter, dwl 1202i Howard
McManus James, hostler Milton S. Latham, 638 Folsom
McManus James, laborer, dwl 15i Decatur
McManus James, laborer, dwl NW cor Folsom and Main
McManus James, plumber, dwl SE cor California and

Baker
McManus James, stevedore Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 112

Steuart
McManus James J., clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 1128

Folsom
McManus John, contractor, dwl 301 Sixteenth
McManus John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., 611 How
McManus Joseph, boilermaker, dwl 17 Ritch
McManus Michael, dwl United States Hotel
McManus Michael, carriagetrimmer Carvill Manuf. Co.
McManus Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
McManus Michael, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co.
McManus Michael J., bookkeeper, dwl 1202^ Howard
McManus Patrick, carpenter, dwl 413 Stevenson
McManus Patrick, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 1030

Kearny
McManus Patrick, fireman stm Louise, Berkele.v Ferry
McManus Patrick D., waiter, dwl Ws Guerrero nr Twenty-
second
McManus Phillip, laborer, dwl 207 Tehama
McManus Roderick, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., dwl 1530

Jackson
McManus Thomas, laborer, dwl 157 Second
McManus Thomas, laborer, dwl 703 O'Farrell
McManus Thomas, real estate, dwl 132 PeiTy
McManus W., teamster, dwl Overland House
McManus William, painter, dwl 1202.J, Howard
McMardan J., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

McMaster , dwl 719 Market

McMaster Alfred G., salesman Palmer Brothers, dwl

Howard bet Third and Fourth
McMaster Charles (Drawer Envelope Co.), dwl 724J Market

BEAMISH'S— Importer Turnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Marke^

^•M P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, EstalDlished 1862.

McMaster John, dwl 582 Jessie

McMaster John, junk, 246 Spear

McMaster Robert, dwl 717 Howanl

McMasters J. P., mining, dwl 242 Taylor

McMath Joseph (.Sfnu/.vj/ .(• j}f,:M.). dwl 741 Market

MoMeans J., trasfitter McKewen k Hro. , dwl 30 Clara

McMeiioniy Charles, sjle-leathcrcuttor Einstein Bros. &
Co., dwl 731 Natonia

McMenomy Hujfh, hackman, Plaza, dwl .53.5 Jessie

McMenoniy James, hackman. Plaza, dwl SS.'i Jessie

McMenomy James W. , extraman Ilose No. .5 S. F. F. D.

McMenomv John H., butcher, 7 and 9 California Market,
dwl .'>20 Fulton

McMenoniy Michael, carpenter Flana^pin & Gallagher, dwl
731 Natoma

McMenomy William, carpenter, dwl .')24 Stevenson

McMenornan A., labirer Pac. Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

McMichael Charles, dairj'man, SE cor Hartford and Eight-
eenth

McMickcn Joseph, horse dealer, dwl Bay District Fair
Grounds

McMillan A., sailmaker Pac. Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

McMillan Alice, stewardess Pac. ifail S. S. City of San
Francisco ,

McMillan Angus E., carpenter, dwl W s Steiner bet Sut-
ter and Bush

McMillan D., physician, office and dwl 120 Turk

McMillan Daniel, croceries and liquors, dwl 1104 Howard

McMillan Donald 0Vc.Vi7/(r?i d- Kestcr). dwl 235 Fifth

McMillan Gustave E., teamster G. Mitehltr, dwl 11 Kate

McMillan Hugh, dravman McMillan &, Kester, dwl 714
Front

McMillan Hugh, oiler Pac. Mail S. S. City of Pekin

McMillan James, mariner, dwl lOG First

McMillan James, musical-instrumenttuner, dwl 427 Ha3'es

McMillan James W., laborer Cal. and Nev. Ice Co., dwl
:iM Tehama <

McMillan John, bootmaker John .Sullivan, dwl 431 Pine

McMillan John, carpenter, dwl 8 Willow

McJlillan John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

McMillan John, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, pier 19
Steuart

McMillan John A., clerk paymaster office Central Pac. R.
R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl NW cor Capp
and Twenty-third

McMillan M., laborer, dwl 126 Bernard

McMillan Robert, dwl 1104 Howard

ilcMillan Robert, physician, office and dwl 722 Wash

McMillan Ronald, porter Abrams k Carroll, dwl 235 Fifth

McMillan William, dwl 1709 Webster

McMillan William, shipjoiner Central Pac. R. R. steam-
ers, dwl 1523 Leavenworth

McMILLA>' A- K.KSTV,KiDrmaM^fc^rlllan and Levi
£. Kester), manufacturers svrups, cordials, essences,
etc., 714 and 718 Front

McMillcr Angus, sailmaker, dwl 243 Fremont

Mc.Milliken Charles, fireman, dwl 133 Folsom

McMinn Alexander, painter Hopps & Sons

McMonagle C, fireman stm Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf

McMordie P., waiter WTiat Cheer House

McMorris William M. (H'. L. Ejipinger .t Co.), dwl 908
McAllister

McMullen Alexander, carpenter, dwl 214 Broadway

JIcMullcn Ernest C. , tinsmith William Cronan

McMullen Frank, bookkeeper Grangers' Bank of Cali-
fornia, res Oakland

McMullen Frank, painter, dwl 521 Howard

McMullen George, papercarrler, dwl 313 Main

McMvillen J., miner, dwl 18 Turk

McMullen James, laborer Miller, Sievers & Co., dwl 117
First Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

McJluUen J. J., dwl 29 Turk

McMullen John, cartman superintendent streets, dwl 36
Dora

McMtillen John, laborer, dwl 116 Alta PI

McMullen John, shoemaker, dwl 957 Market

McMidlen John, tinsmith William Cronan, dwl 624 Bran-
nan

McMullen Louis, teamster, dwl N s Point LobosAv nr Odd
Fellows' Cemeterj-

McJIullen Matthew, d"wl 108 Mason

McMullen Michael, driver Eclipse Baker\'. dwl 414 Dup

McMuUin George O. (George O. McMullin ot Co.), dwl
1104 Post

MeMl'LUX OEORGE O. A CO. (Thurloio McMul-
lin), importers and jobbers groceries and provisions,
112 and 114 California

McMullin Hugh, bookkeeper Hibemia Savings and Loan
Soc., dwl 732 Clementina

McMullin .Tared C, compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl

8«3i Market
McMullin John, night inspector Custom House, dwl 306

Folsom
McMullin Keiniedy, blacksmith Miners' Foundrj', dwl S 8

Kiyliteenth nr Castro
McMullin Patrick, boilennaker, dwl 313 Main
McMullin Thurlow (George 0. McMullin it Co.), dwl 313

Tyler
McMurray Beniard, blacksmith, dwl S s Green bet Octa-

via and Gough
McMurray Bridget Miss, dressmaker, dwl 322 Fifth
ilcMurray Hugh J. (F. M. Root <t Co.), dwl 209 Eleventh
McMurray J., dwl 311 Stockton
McMurray James, coachman E. R. Thomason, dwl 1312

Folsom
McMurraj' James, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
McMurray James D., dwl E s Fillm<jre nr Clay
McMurray John P., ornamental plasterer Samuel Kellett,

dwl ,575 Minna
McMurray Maggie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 322 Fifth
McMurray Milton, carjjenter, dwl 722 Shotwell
McMurtrie Thomas, laborer Edwin Danforth, dwl 326

Gearj'
McMurtrie Thomas Jr., clerk Contra Costa Laundry Assn,

dwl 320 Gearj'
McMurtry William, pilot stm Enterprise, Broadway St.

Wharf
McNabb Edward, liquor saloon, cor Tliirty-first and Miss
McNabb Henry, Tailor's Pro. Union, S\V cor Kearny and

Jlorton
McNabb James H. , deputy collector and storekeeper

Custom House, dwl 1716 Hyde
McNai James (Clinton .0 McN.), dwl 4 St. Charles PI
McNair E., carpenter, dwl 1309 Stockton
McNally Annie (widow), seamstress, dwl 122 Shipley
McNally Archibald, miner, dwl 131 Turk
McNally Frank, teamster Middleton & Famsworth, dwl

411 Main, rear
McNally Ida (widow), dwl 317 Ellis
McNally J., dwl 906 Market

McNally James (McNally d: Blattner), dwl 709 McAllister
McNally John, cook stm Pelican, dwl 8 Harrison Av
McNally Lawrence (McSally <i- Hawkins), dwl 15 Elev-
enth
McNally Michael, clerk county recorder, dwl NE cor Six-
teenth and Second Av
McNally Patrick, miner, dwl 348 Fourth
McNally Thomas, Irish-American Assn, 818 Howard
McNally Timothy, laborer John RejTiolds, dwl E s San

Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
McNally & Blattner (James McNally and Nicholas Blatt-
ner), proptrs Russ House coaches, Russ House
Mc^'ALLY A HAWKIX.S (Laurence McNally and
Arthur K. Hawkins), plumbers and gasfitters, 607
Market
McNamara Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 12 Fifth
McNamara Anna Mrs. , lodgings, 182 Stevenson
McNamara Annie (wndow), dwl 707 Howard
McNamara D., plasterer, dwl 333 Bush
McNamara Daniel, dwl NE cor Pacific and Sansom
McNamara Daniel, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
McNamara Daniel, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 182

Stevenson
McNamara Dennis, dwl 432 Broadwa.v
McNamara Edward, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co.
McNamara Ellen (widow), dwl 971 Van Ness Av
McNamara Frederick, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
McNamara Hugh, shoemaker, dwl W s Minnesota nr Si-
erra
McNamara J., tinsmith G. & W. Snook
McNamara James, laborer, dwl 433 Shipley, rear
McNamara James, painter, dwl 254 Jessie
McNamara James, policeman City Hall, dwl 25 Minna
McNamara .Tames, teamster I. Gutte, dwl 214 Clara
McNamara James A., clerk E. Neale k Co., dwl 971 Van

Ness Av
McNamara Jeremiah, boottreer Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,

dwl 564 Linden Av
McNamara John, baker M. Curran, dwl 717 Brannan
McNamara John, carpenter, dwl 84 Colton
McNamara John, carpenter, 219 Minna
McNamara John, laborer, dwl 1309 Stockton
McNamara John, laborer, dwl E s Himpshire nr Twenty-
third
McNamara John, laborer, dwl Valencia bet Fifteenth and

Sixteenth
McNamara John, laborer, dwl W s and nr San Miguel
Station

STEELE'S (jlycerine Lotion onres Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Hetail, L. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchar I

McNamara John, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 200

Clara
McNamara John, machinist Risdon I. and L-Works, dwl

10 Anthony
McNamara John F., clerk London and Lancashire Fire

Insurance Co., dwl 971 Van Ness Av
McNamara J <jhn F., searcher of records, office NW cor

Washinj^on and Kearny, dwl 1715 Dupont
McNamara Mary, finisher Mission Woolen Mills
McNamara Michael, boot and shoemaker, 509 Mission
McNamara Michael, di-ayman Breeze & Loughran, dwl 640

Jessie
McNamara Michael, laborer, dwl 7j Garden
McNamara Michael, laborer, dwl 141 Second
McNamara Michael, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
McNamara Michael, shoemaker, dwl 164 Jessie
McNamara Michael, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,

NW cor Gjug-h and Haight
McNamara Patrick, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529

Valencia
McNamara Patrick, laborer, dwl 718 Natoma
McNamara Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Sien-a nr Kansas
McNamara Patrick, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing
McNamara Patrick, laborer superintendent streets
McNamara Patrick, salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 157j Clara
McNamara Robert, capitalist, dwl 1020 Montgomery
JIcNamara T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wha-ri
McNamara Thomas, boatman, foot Tliird, dwl 139 Towns-
end nr Third
McNamara Thomas, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
McNamara Thomas, laborer, dwl 521 Howard
iloNamara William, hatter, 916 Market
McNamee J., dwl 114 Ellis

McNamee James, draftsman John Marquis, dwl 656 Wil-
low Av
McNamee John J., bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co.,

dwl Arlington House
McNamee Kate (widow), dwl N s Octa\'ia bet Gean' and

OTarrell
McNamee JIaurice, peddler, dwl 1634 Mission
McNamee Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Cortland Av nr

Moultrie, Bernal Heights
McNamee Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s

Georgia nr Shasta
McNamee Patrick J. , liquor dealer, dwl 656 Willow Av
McNamee Thomas, dresser St. Mary's Hospital
McNamee Thomas J., harnessmaker, dwl 656 Willow Av
McNaray Barney, laborer Frank Barnard, dwl 220 Bat
McNarra Mrs. , laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough bet

Grove and Hayes
McNaughton Alexander, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado,

dwl 156 Third
McNaughton Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1318 Dupont
McNaughton William F., driver Palace Hotel, dwl 107

Oak
McNeal Alexander, laborer Southern Pac. R. R. cut, dwl

W s Michigan nr Shasta
McNeal Daniel, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
McNeal James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Go's Wharf
McNeal Jane (widow), dwl 28 Market
McNeal John, shoemaker, dwl 520 Turk, rear
McNeal. Sec McNeil and McNeill
McNealy John, coppersmith, dwl 209 Second
McNear Alice (widow), dwl 425 Shipley
McNear George W., shipping and commission merchant,

120 Clay (and B. M. Burdick X- Co.), res Oakland
McNee Duncan, chief clerk U. S. Land Ofl5ce, dwl 725

Shotwell
McNee John H., clerk MuUan & Hyde, dwl 164 Tehama
McNeil Alexander P., shipcarpenter, dwl S s Day nr

Thirtieth
McNeil Archibald, longshoreman, dwl 63 Natoma
McNeil Christopher, shipbroker, dwl 13i Oak
McNeil Daniel, dwl 517 Dupont
McNeil Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl 80i Stevenson
McNeil Daniel, wharfbuilder, dwl NW cor Bay and Leav-
enworth
McNeil Donald, shipcarpenter, dwl Fifteenth Av nr P,

South S. F.
McNeil Faimy Miss, dressmaker, dwl 202 Second
McNeil James, messenger Securitj' Savings Bank, dwl 521

Folsom ,

McNeil James, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl

Union nr Montgomery
McNeil James D., clerk, dwl Es Shotwell nr Twenty-
second
McNeil John, baggage department Palace Hotel, dwl 202
Second

McNeil John, hackdriver Lenhart, Brady & Co., dwl 110

Minna
McNeil John, solicitor Morning Call, dwl 17 Willow Av
McNeil John, wiper Southern Pac. R. R.
McNeil Joseph, laborer Pac. Mail S. S. Go's Wharf
McNeil Linda Miss, seamstress, dwl 2 Francisco
McNeil Louis, carpenter, dwl 2 Francisco
McNeil Neil, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. China
McNeil Patrick, laborer Patent Brick Co.
McNeil Peter, cook, dwl 25 Hunt
McNeil Peter, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, dwl cor

Day and Church
McNeil R. (widow), dwl 25 Harriet
McNeil Roderick, carpenter, dwl 68 Brady
McNeil Thomas, miner, dwl 40 Natoma
McNeil W., livery stable, 845 Harrison
McNeill Charles, watchman West End Distillery, W 8 Old

San Jose Road nr Ocean Beach Road
McNeill Daniel, blacksmith, dwl 17i Clara
McNeill Daniel, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
McNeill Daniel, second mate schr Maggie Johnson, dwl

144 Steuart
McNeill Daniel R. {Ennii d: McX.), dwl 10 Howard Court
McNeill lackson, clerk, dwl 61» Valencia
McNeill James, bookkeeper F. T. Houghton & Co., dwl 845

Howard
McNeill John, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
McNeill Richard, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
McNeill. Sue McNeil, and McNeal
McNeilly James, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl

632 Mission
McNeir L. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary

School, dwi Oak nr Van Ness
McNeirney T. , practical handrubber, 11 Geary
McNeise John, teamster, dwl 210 Green
McNeiveus Teresa (widow), dwl 1305 Jones
McNeills John, stevedore Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 52

DeBoom
SIcNemej' James, carpenter, dwl 101 Rausch, rear
McNerney John, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, res Oak-
land
McNemey John B., patternmaker Palmer, Knox & Co.,

res Oakland
McNemey Patrick, hostler, dwl 405^ Natoma
McNerney Thomas, calker Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19

Steuart
McNess James J., barkeeper, dwl 119 Seventh
McNevin Edmund, master mariner, dwl 413 Second
McNichol Howard, clerk, dwl 926 Market
McNichol Patrick, waiter American Exchange
McNicholas Michael, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
McNicoU Andrew, engineer Vulcan Iron Works, dwl SE

cor Guerrero and Twenty-second
McNicoll Andrew Jr., draughtsman Union Iron Works,

dwl SE cor Twenty-second and Guerrero
McNicoll John R., printer Alta California, dwl SE cor

Twentj-second and GueiTero
McNicoll Mary I. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar

School, dwl SE cor Twenty-second and Guerrero
McNiece John, driver Pacific ice Co., dwl 210 Green
McNinney Patrick, plasterer, dwl 259 Clara
McNulty Andrew, miner, dwl 115 Second
McNulty Bert, deputy county clerk, dwl 424 Geary
Mc.N'JiliTY CHARLES A., attorney at law and solici-
tor U. S. revenue claims, 43 U. S. Court Building,

dwl 424 Geary
McNulty Edward, billiard-tablemaker, dwl 38 Natoma
McNulty Edward, stevedore, dwl 804 Third
McNulty James, shoemaker, dwl 210 Union
McNulty James M., physician, office 33 Kearny, dwl 613

Eddy
McNulty John, carpenter, dwl S s Pacific ■ bet Broderick

and Devisadero
McNulty John, expressman, dwl 441 Clementina
McNulty Michael, Ship Calkers" Assn, 118 First
McNulty Michael, weaver Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 2016

Folsom
McNulty Patrick C, foreman weaving room Mission

Woolen Mills, 2016 Folsom
McNulty Thomas {Me^ixtUy d: Riley), dwl 154 Eighth
McNulty Thomas, liquor saloon, SE cor Second and Mis-
sion, dwl 213 Seventeenth
McNulty & Riley (jT/iomas McNulty and Patrick Riley),

wood and coal, 915 Post

McNurve , laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.

McNutt Alexander, carpenter Dunn &, Kewin, dwl 4 Car-
oline PI
McNutt Charles F., carriagepainter Carvill Manuf. Co.,

dwl 328 Jessie

HYGIENIC BOARDING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 Ca!

ill - P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

McN

565

McS

McNutt Jacob M., carpenter, dwl S 8 Willow Av bet Eddy

and Kllis
McNutt William F., physician and surjfeon, office 121

Mi>nti,'(inicry, dwl 420 Ellis
McParlan Charles, upholstci-er, dwl 321 Lombard
McParland .Inseph U., painter, dwl 2115 Jones, rear
McPartland Hornard, laundrj'man S. F. Laundry, dwl W

s Broderick bet Post an<l Sutter
McPartland Daniel, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 1705^

Jones
McPartland James, foimdryman Occidental Foundry
McPartland Miles, clerk Thomas Cusivck, dwl 715 Bran
McPeake Catherine (widow), dwl 03!) Post, rear
McPeake James, dwl cor Broiulway and Franklin
McPeake John, laborer, dwl li3!l Post, rear
McPeake Robert, driver Enjfine No. 3 S. F. F. D., dwl

1310 California, rear
McPcarson Samuel, painter, dwl 903 Union
McPhail Andrew, carpenter, dwl 1727 Broadway
McPhail James, clerk Kedington & Co., dwl 72S Bush
McPhail William, brassfinisher, dwl 302 Mission
McPhail William, steward stm Orizaba, Broadway St.

Wharf
McPhedran D., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
McPhee Charles, student Barnard's Business College
McPhee Charles A., collector Preston & McKinnon, dwl

lOS Tehama
McPhee John B., carpenter, dwl 964 Mission
McPhee Malcolm, carpenter, dwl 110 Mission
McPherson A. Jr., printer, dwl ir)C Tliird
McPherson Alexander, foreman Charles Dryer, dwl 1315

Stockton
McPherson Alexander, shipcarpenter, dwl 72 Tehama
McPherson Benjamin B., agent Dr. Price's Cream Buking

Powder, and Steele & Price's Flavoring Extracts,

office 402 Front, dwl SW cor Valencia and Twenty-
fourth
McPherson C. M. Mrs., dressmaker, S s Twenty-fifth bet

Church and Sanchez
McPherson Daniel, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McPherson David L., market, NE cor Sixth and Harrison,

dwl 3k Gilbert
McPherson Elizabeth, dwl 329 Filbert, rear
McPherson George E., physician, dwl S s Twenty-fourth

nr Valencia
McPherson G. F. (J. X. Webster <t Co.), res Oakland
McPherson Horatio, cashier Bank of .San Francisco, office

436 California
McPherson James, fireman, dwl SE cor Keamv and

Gilbert
McPherson James, miner, dwl SE cor O'Farrell and

Larkin
McPherson John (McPherson <t Peterson), dwl Pacific

Exchange
McPherson John, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

28 Minna
McPherson John, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
McPherson John, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7 Steu-
art
McPherson John A. , shipping clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s

Wharf, res Oakland
McPherson M. Mrs., dressmaker, SE cor Ellis and Taylor
McPherson Robert, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl

300 Union
McPherson Samuel, painter Hopps & Sons
McPherson Thomas, dwl 332 Tyler
McPherson William, fruits, 1214 Polk
McPherson William, student, dwl 2116 Howard
McPherson & Peterson (John McPherson and Andrew

Peterson), proptrs Pacific Exchange, 26 Steuart
McPhetridge Eugene, clerk Freight Auditor's Office Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl

746 Howard
McPhilemey Charles, laborer, dwl E s Columbia nr

Twenty-fifth
McPhillips Edward, drayman Marshall J. Kinney, dwl S s

Folsom bet Ninth and Tenth
McPhillips R., dwl 536 Sacramento
McPhun Robert B., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

McPhun William (Hartshorn J: McP.), dwl 442 Minna
McPhun William, shipwTight, dwl 63 Shipley
McPolin James, carpenter R. Nichols, dwl 23 Clinton
MePolin John, porter Larzelere, Witham & Wightnian, dwl

E s Seventh Av bet M and N
McQuade Andrew, plumber G. & W. Snook, dwl 150

Minna
UcQuade Anthony, refinery operator U. S. Mint, dwl 150

Minna

McQuade C, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. City of San
Francisco

McQuade Catherine Miss, dwl 1.S2 Minna

McQuade F. D., seaman, dwl 104 Steuart

McQuade Felix, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 152 Clay

Mcl^uade Francis, cartnian, dwl 1047 Howard

McQuade Henry, cook, dwl 737 Howard

McQuade Hugh, coalpasser stm Oriflamme, Folsom St.
Wharf

McQuade James, hostler Patrick Sullivan

McQuade John, shoemaker, 143 Minna

Mcl^uadc Jose])h, hostler James Graham, dwl SW eor
Geary and Lark in

McQuade Joseph F., clerk, dwl 152 Minna

McQuade Michael, boilermaker, dwl 510 Mission

McQuade Michael, steward stm Enterprise, Broadway St.
Wharf

McQuade Jlichael, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 11 Hunt

McQuade Patrick, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R. , dwl 40
Shipley

McQuade Patrick, shoemaker, dwl S s Henrj' bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth

McQuaid Daniel, waiter Lick House

McQuaid H. J., Union Chop House, Union Market, dwl
737 Howard

McQuaid John, laborer, dwl 430 Shipley

McQuaid John A., attorney at law, dwl 820 Lombard

McQuaid Joseph, mason, dwl 90 Fair Oaks

McQuaid Michael, real estate, dwl S s Seventeenth nr Va-
lencia

McQuaid Patrick, laborer, dwl 256i Eighth

McQuaid Patrick, woolweigher S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl

101 Gilbert

McQuaid Peter, carder Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 804 Six-
teenth
McQuainey Michael, boilermaker, dwl 532 Howard
McQueen Alfred W. , clerk A. F. Walcott, dwl 434 Jessie
McQueen David, clerk Marshall J. Kinney, dwl 434 Jessie
McQueen Duncan, dwl cor Francisco and Kearny
McQueen Jane (widow), dwl 14 Ellis
McQueen Robert, caqienter, dwl 434 Jessie
McQueeney William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.

McQueeny (widow), dwl 147 Shipley

McQueeny John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
McQueeny William, laborer, dwl 136J Shipley
McQuerj' Malcolm F., porter, dwl 19 Clementina
McUl'ESTEX t'HAKLKS, physician and stirgeon, of-
fice 2.30 Kearny, dwl Nucleus House
McQuilkin Ann Mrs., candies, 1528 Stockton
McQuilkin Robert W. , driver Potrero and Bay View R. R. ,
dwl 1528 Stockton

McQuillan , shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19

Steuart
HcQriLL.4X BERXARD, importer and dealer pic-
tures, moldings, French and German lookinglass
plates, 209 and 211 Leidesdorff, and 529 Commercial,
dwl E s Third nr Brannan
McQuillan Edward, salesman B. SIcQuillan, dwl S s

Twentj-second nr Fair Oaks
McQuillan John, longshoreman, dwl 47 Jessie
McQuilty Andrew, cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co., dwl

cor Hayes' and Polk
McQuirk John, sawyer Cal. Cigar Box Co., dwl lOJ Freelon
McQuirk Patrick, cardriver, dwl 107 Natoma
McQuirk Thomas, dwl 318 Miller PI
McQuiston M. B., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 44

Third
McQuitty Andrew, cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co. , dwl

102 Polk

McQuoid James, teamster, dwl NE cor Sixtenth and How

McRae Elizabeth (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 608 Minna

McKae Frederick (MeKenzie <£• McR.), dwl 269 Cal

McRae James, teamster, dwl 120 Ivy Av

McRafferty Michael, laborer, dwl 519 Mission

McRaith John, furnished rooms, 356 Jessie

McReady W., foundrjman Risdou I. and L. Works, dwl
cor Church and Dorland

McRevv John, bootmaker, dwl 204 Union

McRoberts David J., reporter Morning Call, dwl 1007
Powell

McRoberts William S., assistant storekeeper Custom
House, dwl S s Nineteenth bet Folsom and Shotwell

McRone J., conductor Market St. R. R. Co.

MeRue Phillip, carpenter, dwl 2606 Mission

McRuer D. C, dwl 18 Laurel PI

McRunnills D. M., bootmaker, 414 Third

McRurev Thomas, dwl 12j Zoe

McShane Andrew, bookkeeper, dwl W s Dolores bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELE7 for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

McShane Daniel L. , bookkeeper L. Lebenbauni & Co., dwl

1005 Powell
McShane John (Casey it- McSI .), dwl 1020 Bryant
McShane John, expressman, SE cor Davis and Pacific,

dwl SK cor Davis and Pacific
McShane John, painter, dwl 119 Gilbert
McSHASiK PHILIP, mana;,'er Occidental Hotel, E s

Montgomery from Bush to Sutter
McShay James, laborer, dwl G Freelon
McShay William, laborer, dwl 0 Freelon
McShea John, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 319

Tehama
McShea Mortimer, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
McShea William, teamster Stephen S. Smith, dwl 312

Beale
McShean Bernard, dwl NE cor Pacific and Jackson
McSheehy John, marblecutter John Sweeney, dwl 256 Jes-
sie
McSheehy Patrick, laborer, dwl 256 Jessie
McSheehy Timothy, dwl 256 Jessie
McSherry Hugh, laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet Webster and

Fillmore
McSherry Thomas, cutter Lancaster & Northon, dwl 207

Minna
McSiggins Nicholas, longshoreman, dwl 41 Clementina
McSloy Thomas, attorney at law, dwl-'534 Bush
McSorley Arthur, carder Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 257

Twelfth
McSorley Patrick, piledriver, dwl 15 Howell Court
McSorley William, barkeeper John Monahan
McSorley. See McSurley
McSparren Archibald, hydropathic physician, dwl O'Far-

rell nr Taylor
McStarker Frank B., sash and blindmaker, dwl 544 How
McStav Edward, groceries and liquors, SW cor Tyler and

Hyde
McStay John, machinist Union Iron Works
McSteen Annie Miss, milliner Mrs. G. W. M. Cowles, dwl

23 Sixth
McSurley Charles, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
McSurley John, policeman City Hall, dwl 8 Oak Grove

Av
McSurley William, dwl 308 Beale
McSurley, See McSorley
McSweegan Charles, gasfitter, dwl 5 Taylor PI
McSweegan Joseph, gasfltter, dwl 5 Taylor PI
McSweegan Mary (widow), dwl 5 Taylor PI
McSweegan Thomas, lielper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 47

Clementina
McSweeney Dennis, laborer, dwl N s Lilly Av bet Bucha-
nan and Laguna
McSweeney Dennis, shoecutter P. Kelly, dwl 314 Clem
McSweeney Edward, farmer, dwl 2G58 Folsom
McSweeney John, laborer, dwl 245 Minna
McSweeney Patrick, harnessmaker, dwl 564i Howard
McSweeney Sullivan, liquor saloon, 243 Fourth
McSweeney Thomas, waiter, dwl 1016 Market
McSweeney Thomas Rev., assistant pastor St. Mary's

Cathedral, dwl 628 California
McSwiney Edmond, books and stationer}', 416 Folsom
McSwyny Bryan T., waiter, dwl 534 Bush
McSyre Mary, cook, dwl 427 Sutter
McTaggart Charles, laborer, dwl 530 Howard
McTamne}" Patrick, tailor, dwl 314 Jessie
McTate Hugh, laborer, dwl 1117 Mission, rear
McTavis L., seaman, dwl 1306 Montgomery
McTernan Brothers (ihomas and Hujh), shipsmiths, 31

Commercial
McTernan Edward, laborer, dwl 28 Clinton, rear
McTernan Hugh {McTernan Brothers), 31 Commercial
McTernan Thomas (McTernan Brothers), dwl E s Eigh-
teenth bet R and S, South S. F.
McTetus Christopher, shipjoiner, dwl 306 Folsom
McTevish T. Miss, Janitress Shotwell St. Primary School
McTiernan John, tailor, dwl S s Union bet Calhoun and

Sanson!
McTigue Michael, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,

dwl 551 Howard
McTimpney John, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
McVanc William, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
McVea James, cabinetmaker, 920 Sacramento
McVee Charles, laborer, dwl 133 Tehama
McVeigh Patrick, baker James Cameron, dwl 1780 Fol
McVeigh Patrick Jr., baker James Cameron, dwl 17S0 Fol
McVerry Tliomas, contractor, dwl SE cor Hyde and Green-
wich
McVey (Jharles, milkman, dwl 312 Fell
McVey Hugh J., milkman, dwl 312 Fell

McVey James (P. H. and J. McVey), dwl NE cor Stock-
ton and Green
McVey Patrick H. (P. H. <t- J. McVey), dwl NE cor Stock-
ton arid Green
McVey P. H. & J., wines and liquors, NE cor Stockton

and Green
McVickel Michael, cook, dwl 23 Clara
McVicker Charles (McViclccr cO Roche), dwl 9 Langton
McVicker James, stonecutter McVicker & Roche, dwl 205

Second
McVicker John, master mariner, dwl 110 Berrj'
McVicker & Roche (C/jaHes McVicker and Thomas B.
Roche), stone contractors, 609 Bryant, and granite
yard cor King and Ritch
McVoy David, hostler Clayburgh & Brandenstein, dwl 108

William
McVoy Thomas, furniture, dwl 414 Folsom
McWalter H., Inmbennan C. A. Hooper & Co.
McWattie Thomas, freight clerk Goodall, Nelson & Per-
kins S. S. Co., dwl 2908 Folsom
McWhirter James H., driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

829 Folsom
McWilliams Charles, dwl 13 Eddy

McWilliams Delia Miss, upholsteress Cal. Furniture Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl 419 Minna
McWilliams George, with Cal. Real Estate Co., dwl 157

Seventh
McWilliams Hugh, cook, dwl 168 Tehama
McWilliams John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl 632J

Minna
McWilliams Joseph, fruits, 262 Eighth
McWilliams M. , laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
McWilliams Michael, cook Techau & Jessen
McWilliams Michael, laborer, dwl W s Thirteenth Av nr

P, South S. F.
McWilliams William A. , clerk freight auditor's office Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl
762 Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth
Meabum John J., real estate, dwl 714 Shotwell
Meacham Da\-id K. (A. Knapp & Co.), dwl 1316 Guerrero
Mead A. & Co. (Henry A. and Adelbcrt Mead), agents

Weed Sewing Machines, 152 New Montgomery
Mead Adelbert (A. Mead <fc Co.), res Boston, Mass.
Mead Alden E., porter Holbrook, ilerrlll & Co., dwl 7

Laskie
Mead Alden Sr., dwl 7 Laskie

Mead Benjamin F., hatter Collins & Co., dwl 1215 Leav
Mead Catherine (widow), dwl W s Steiner bet Sutter and

Bush
Mead Charles F., conductor Central R. R., dwl 520 Turk,

rear
Mead Charles H., manuf saddlery and harness, 'SE cor

Front and Jackson, dwl 352 First
Slead Charles H., U. S. deputy marshal, dwl 1617 Larkin
Mead Charles H. Jr. (Mead J: Son), dwl 1219 Tj'ler
Mead Daniel, contractor, dwl 530 Turk
Mead Frank, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 115^ Geary
Mead Frank R., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl 1617

Larkin
Mead Frederick, clerk, dwl 414 Jones
Mead George F., clerk S. A. Stobie & Co., dwl 73 Clem
Mead Hamilton C, salesman Fordham & Jennings, dwl

118 Post
Mead Hamilton P., clerk Hose No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl. 75

Natoma
Mead Henry A. (A. Mead it- Co.), dwl 1006 Leavenworth
Mead James, helper Betts Spring Co., dwl Treat Av bet

Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Mead John, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Mead John R., bookkeeper L. Atkinson & Co., 22 Sansom
Mead Le Grand (Mead d: Runyon), res Alameda
Mead Lewis R., secretary Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 318

Fremont
Mead Michael J., blacksmith Daniel S. Shute, dwl 256 J

Jessie
Mead Nathaniel E., harnessmaker Mead & Son, dwl 1217

Tyler
Mead Otto, clerk, dwl 405 O'Farrell
Mead Patrick, laborer Wells, Russell & Co., dwl 319 Fol
Mead Patrick, miner, dwl 511 Mission
Mead Percival, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl

W s Steiner bet Bush and Sutter
Mead Sidney, sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 12 Na-
toma
Mead T. W., clerk stm Vaquero, res Oakland
Mead Walter, deputy naval officer port of San Francisco,

dwl 1617 Larkin
Mead Willard L., milkman, dwl 1413 Jackson
Mead William, carpenter, dwl 1% Third

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third «S; Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Good

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Mead William C. Qlead </k Sm), dwl 1217 Tjler

Mead William C. Jr., harnessmaker Charles H. Mead, dwl

73 Clementina
Mead William H., bookkeeper H. & W. Pierce, dwl 1517

Geary
Mead <& Kunyon(Z>GVa»irf Meadand Henry A . Runyon),

produce commission, 2'25 Washinjfton
Meatl&!ion(iri//t<(m C. .Vt'orf andCharhn II. Mead, Jr.),

haniessmakers, 821 Market
Meade C. S., carpenter Holland & Ruppel, dwl 1939 Bdwj-
Meade George W., salesman Littlefield, Webb & Co., dwl

1939 Broadway
Meade James, barkeeper Henry Kuhn, dwl 422 Grove
Meade Patrick, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Meader Alexander, stevedore, dwl 425 Vallejo
Meadcr Daniel, patternmaker City Iron Works, dwl 7

Yerba Huena
Meader Howard P., superintendent WHiitney & Co.'s Ex-
press, ottice 3 Commercial, res Oakland
Meader L. M., printer, dwl 409 Minna
MEAUOW VALLEY .ni.\l\<; <'0. (Pioche, Nev.), T.

W. Ctilbum secretary, otfice 41S California
Meadowcroft U., carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl SE cor Min-
na and Seventh
Meadowcroft James, carrier Guide, dwl 812 Jessie, rear
Meadows George, jeweler, dwl 661 Howard
Mea<jher Anna A. Mrs., dressmalier, dwl 1524 Powell
Meagher D., painter, dwl 17 Clara
Meagher Daniel, miner, dwl 220 Third
Meagher James, fireman stm Julia, Market St. Wharf
Meajiher James, ropemaker, dwl S s Jersey nr Diamond
Me.%ghcr James F., salesman Calahan Curtin, dwl 538

Minna
Meagher James T. , barkeeper John Clancy, dwl 510 How
Meagher John, policeman City Hall, dwl ll')09j Dupont
Meagher John, ropemaker, dwl S s Jersey nr Diamond
Meagher John F., deputy sheriff, dwl 417 Kearny
Meagher John J., deputy sheriff, dwl .503 Folsom
Meagher Martin, salesman \STian & Link, dwl Scott bet

Eddy and Ellis
Meagher Mury (widow), dwl 661 Minna
Meagher Michael, ropemaker, dwl W s Guerrero nr

Twenty-third
Meagher Peter, carpenter, dwl 2006 Mission
Meagher Richard, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat

Island
Meagher Thomas, barkeeper Owen Gaffney, dwl SW cor

Shasta and Cieorgia
Meagher Thomas, milkman, dwl Gody nr Mission, Bemal

Heights
Meagher Timothy, fireman S. S. Montana, Folsom St.

Wiarf
Meagher T. J., cooper John Breen, dwl 1521 Mason
Meagher William F., slippermaker, 775i Market, rear,

dwl 261 Tehama
Meagles Michael, carpenter Golden Gate Park, dwl W s

Devisadero bet Geary and Post
Mealio Michael, e.xpressman, 411 Davis, dwl Fremont nr

Folsom
Melio Patrick, laborer, dwl 25 Stevenson
Mealy Edward, fruit dealer, dwl NW cor Mission and Fif

teenth
Mealy John, laborer, dwl 30 Clinton
Meany Dennis, laborer, dv.l 512 Mission
Meany Patrick, tailor William Sherman & Co., dwl 305

Austin
Meany Stephen, draftsman Wright & Sanders, dwl 305

Austin
Meany Stephen, steamboat captain, dwl 905 Brj'ant
HEABXS 4jiEORi;E, searcher records Savings and

Loan Soc, office 021 Clay, dwl 1512 California
Mears Henrj% waiter Russ House
Mears John B., bootfitter, dwl 313 Main
Mears Samuel, salesman Weaver, Taylor & Co., dwl 306

Leavenworth
Meathien Mrs. , nurse, dwl 1337 Dupont
Mebach Marj' Miss, dwl 3 Valencia
Mebach Michael, porter Apothecaries' Hall, Grand Hotel,

dwl 10 Oak
Mebach Peter J., janitor, 432 Montgomerj-, dwl 3 Valencia
Mebbers Felix, liquor saloon, 606 Mission
McCartney Amos, capitalist, office 533 Kearny, dwl Pal-
ace Hotel
Mechanics' Hotel, Thomas F. Priest proprietor, SE cor

Second and Natoma
Mechanics' House, John Bums proprietor, NE cor Berry

and Madden
MECIIAMCti' INSTITl'TE Bt'ILDIXG, S s Post
bet Montgomery and Kearny

.MEC'HAIVK'S' IXSTITI;TE (or Corinthian) HALL,

27 Post
.MErilAMfS* IXSTITITE LIBRARY, Mechanics'

Institute Building, S s Post bet Mont and Kearny
MEi'lIAMO' MILL. Wells, Russell & Co. proptrs,

SW ciir Mission anil Fremont
MEC'HAM<'!»' l>.iVILIO>, SE cor Market and Eighth
Mecklan O., carjKinter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 529 Va-
lencia
Mecklin George, carpenter, dwl 2050 Mission
Mecklin George Jr., carpenter, dwl 2050 Mission
Medantz Julius, saddler Main & Winchester, dwl 1416

Koarnj-
Medaru Lizzie Mrs., dwl 721 Eddy

Medau George, tinsmith Adolph Grimm, dwl 1.309 Stock
Medau George H., hairdi'essing saloon, 620 Pacific, dwl

1321 Jloiitgomerj-
Medau John & Peter, cigars and tobacco, 201 Montgo-
mery Av and SE cor Dupont and Pacific
Medau John (Join, and Peter Medau), dwl 512 Filbert
Medau Peter (./».'. ;i and Peter Medau), dwl 1028 Dupont
Medauw John J. H., wines and liquors, 968 Folsom
M.cdbery William C, musician, dwl 132S California, rear
MedburV Charles E., salesman F. T. Houghton & Co., dwl

120'Turk
Meder Llewellvn, printer Frank Eastman, dwl 409 Minna
.HEDK AL 4 0LLE(;E of the P.iriFIt, Dispcn

sarv 6 Stockton
.HEUK'AL t OLLEGE OF THE PAC IFK", Medical
Department L^uiversity College, Haight nr (Ictavia,
Henry Giljhons Jr. dean, office 26 Montgomery
Medill John, teamster Frank Klotz, dwl 1820 Stockton
Medina Emigdio, professor music, dwl 431 Vallejo
Medina Frank, musician, dwl 3 Telegraph PI
Medina Frank P., operator Western Union Telegraph Co. ,

dwl 3 Telegraph PI
Medina William, machinist, dwl 416 Greenwich
Medinger George, warehouseman T. W. Floyd & Co., dwl

321 Third
Medke Otto, watchman stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry
Medlar A., cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Medley James B., milkranch, cor Mission and Twenty-
ninth
MEE JAME.«i, attorney at law, office 622 CTay and 625

Merchant, dwl 549 Folsom
Mee John, laborer, dwi E s Treat Av nr Twentj'-third
Mee Joseph P. , attorney at law, office 622 Clay, and 625

Merchant, dwl 549 Folsom
Meedick E. R., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Meedick John, tailor George L. Reynolds, dwl 736 Green
Meegan Ann (widow), dwi 419 Stockton
Sleegan James, stevedore, dwl 2 Frederick
Meegan Lav.'rence, dwl 419 Stockton
Meegan Thomas, laborer, dwl 1001 Batterj'
Meegan William, engineer, dwl 530 Howard
Meehan Charles, plmnber G. & W. Snook, dwl 4 Green
Meehan Cornelius, seaman, dwl 1705 Dupont
Meehan Edward, clerk George Mayes, dwl 1519 Tajior
Meehan Frederick, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
Meehan George, hackdriver, dwl 518 Mission
Meehan George, oysterman George Mayes
Meehan James, barkeeper William Meehan, dwl 622 Kear
Meehan James, currier Thomas McMahon, dwl SE cor

Sixth Av and K, South S. F.
Meehan James, laborer, dwi 3 Frederick
Meehan James, laborer, dwi 48 Jessie
Meehan James, laborer S. F. Gas Works, dwl W s Ken-

ucky nr Himiboldt
Meehan James, varnisher S. F. Gas Light Co.
Meehan Jeremiah, hostler Central R. R., dwl 9 Decatur
Meehan Jeremiah, painter, dwl 5 Millers' PI
Meehan John, barkeeper Michael H. Gaffney, SE cor

Second and Howard
Meehan John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 20

Downey, rear
Meehan M. (widow), dwl Sixteenth Av nr G, South S. F.
Meehan Margaret (widow), lodgings, 29^ Third
Meehan Martin, groceries, 35 Louisa
Meehan Marj- Miss, dwl 227 Tjler
Meehan Michael, plasterer, dwl 720 Stockton
Meehan Jlichael, teamster Middleton & Famsworth, dwl

548 Bryant
Meehan Patrick, bootmaker, dwl 915 Sansom
Meehan Patrick, laborer, dwl 1 Hampton Court
Meehan Patrick, laborer, dwi 907 Folsom
Meehan Patrick, lumberman, dwl 52 Minna
Meehan Peter, boilermaker, dwl 312 Mission
Meehan Peter, laborer, dwl 1914 Taylor

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

D. "W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Moa

Meehan Richard, dwl 20 Tehama

Mechan Thomas, laborer, dwl 1001 Battery

Meehan Thomas, sailmaker James E. Mitchell & Co., dwl

90G Folsom
Meehan William, liquor saloon, NE cor Kearny and Com-
mercial, dwl 622 KeaiTiy
Meek George F. , comiiositor Evening Post, dwl 931 Sac
Sleeker David (Meeker, Jamen A Co.), dwl 1913 Sac
Meeker David Jr., clerk Meeker, James k Co., dwl 1913

Sacramento
Meeker Francis, cari>enter Excelsior Mills
ileeker George C, draftsman S. C. Bugbee & Son, res

Oakland
Meeker George H., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl

Twenty-first nr Shotwell
Meeker Henry H., bookkeeper Odd Fellows' Savings

Bank, dw'l 2401 Buchanan
MEEKER, J.4.MES A «'0. (David Meeker, William

Jamex,aji(l ifames Cobbledick), importers ana job-
bers carriage and wagon materials, SE cor California

and Davis
Meeker Jenny E. Mrs., principal Laguna Honda School,

dwl 2401 Buchanan
Meeker L. E., physician, dwl 2401 Buchanan
MEEKER WILLI.4.M A., proprietor Excelsior Mills,

manufacturer frames, sash, blinds, doors, etc., 441

Brannan, dwl E s Twenty-first bet Shotwell and Fol
Meekins Richard, dwl 25(j Tehama
Meeks George F., printer Evening Post, dwl 931 Sac
Meeks Lewis, hostler B. E. Harris, dwl 332 Minna
Meeks Washington, attomc}' at law, office 330 Pine room

17, dwl 31 Hawthorne
Meeley James, plumber Edmund Lane, dwl Mason bet

Post and Sutter
Meeneesi Anario, fisherman, dwl 417 Drumm
Meese Constant, assistant refiner Bay Sugar Refinerj-, dwl

E s Bartlett bet Twenty-fifth anil Twenty-sixth
>IEESE IlERM.iX, pres"ident Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl

E s liartlett bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Meeson James, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 46 Perrj-
Meetecr Marshall L., dwl SE cor Castro and Seventeenth
Meetz Theodore, secretary S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl SE

cor Mason and Chestnut
Meeve John, captain schooner San Mateo, Clay St. Wharf
Mefltan Robert, shipwright, dwl 127 Bay
Megan John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Ns Green

bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Megaw John G. Jr., {Meuaw i- Fair), dwl Grand Hotel
Megaw & Fair (John G. Megaw Jr. and George Fair),

commission merchants, office 213 Sansom room 7
Megilligan William B. (Megillgan A- Clark), dwl W s Old

San Jos6 Road nr Industrial School
Megilligan & Clark (William B. Megilligan and Samuel

P. B. Clark), milkranch, W s Old San Jose Road nr

Industrial School
Meggs James, dwl 851 Harrison
Meggs Jane, boarding, N s Pacific bet Van Ness Av and

Polk
Meglan William, fruits, N s Sixteenth bet Valencia and

Dolores
Megowan C. C. , assistant bookkeeper Schweitzer, Sachs &

Co., dwl 209S Market
Megson A. Miss, dwl W s San Jose Av nr Twenty-sixth
Mehagen Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 435 Pierce
Mehay William, nurse City and Countj' Hospital
Mehegan Jeremiah, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 How
Mehegan Timothy, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Mehegan William, engineer ^tna Iron Works, dwl 530

Howard
Meherin Delia, domestic Heber X. Tilden, dwl 119 Mason
Meherin Marks M. (Farrell ct M.), dwl SW cor Central Av

and Gearj'
Meherin Thomas, nurserNTiian and florist, 516 Batter\-, dwl

E s Fifteenth Av nr M, South S. F.
Mehl Philip, carpenter, dwl 507 Mission
Mehler C, architect Henry W. Cleaveland, dwl 1215 Bdwy
Mehler Ernest, baker A. E. Swain, dwl 3 Chatham PI
Mehler Philip, carpenter, dwl 411 Pacific
Mehlop W., machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 18

First
Mehlwitz Harrj', longshoreman, dwl 4 Bay
Mehlwitz Tony, moneybroker, 306 California, dwl 315

Lombard
Mehnert Ernest, bootmaker, 24 Washington
Mehrten John A., foreman Porter, Goodwin & Co., dwl

620 Pine
Mehrtens August (Burmeister & M.), dwl NW cor Cali-
fornia and Leavenworth

Mehrtens Henry, sawyer Benjamin F. Oilman, dwl 320

Tenth
Mehrtens J;vcob, groceries and liquors, 520 Vallejo
Mehrtens John, laborer Pac. Distilling and Refilling Co.,

SW cor Chestnut and Pierce
Mehrtens Richard (Smadeke <t M.), dwl SW cor Mission

and Eighth
Mehrtens. See Mertens

Mehy Jules, laborer G. Venard, dwl 137 Folsom
Meidenrick Henrj% tailor, 423 Green
Meier Christopher, groceries and liquors, NE cor Hyde

and L'nion
Meier Frederick, laborer, dwl 180S Powell
Meier George, car])enter, dwl 1808 Post
Meier Henry, porter, dwl 810 Clay '
Meier Henrj', waiter Harmony Hotel, dwl 7} Geneva
Meier John, liquor saloon, 77 Stevenson
Meier John, teamster, dwl 39 Jackson
Meier Joseph, bootmaker, 829 Pacific
Meier Louis H., liquor saloon, NE cor Seventh Av and N,

South S. F.
Meier Marie (widow), dwl 1200 Larkin
Meier Martin, actor, dwl 624 Pacific
Meier Mar}- Ann Mrs., dwl SE cor Seventh Av and N,

South S. F.
Meierdierks Christian, groceries and liquors, NW cor Post

and Powell
Meierhoff D. J. , stevedore, dwl 160 Steuart
Meierhoflf Robert, machinist, dwl E s Noe bet Nineteenth

and Twentieth
Meierboltz H. , carpenter, dwl 317 Bush
iUEIGHA^' .I01I\ J., attorney at law, office Savings

and Loan Society Building, 621 Claj-, dwl 138 Ridley
Meighan R. A. (widow), bakeiy, 1018 Stockton
MEIO.S GCORfiiE A., lumber dealer and proptr Port

Madison Jlills (W. T.), Pier 1 Steuart, dwl 558 Folsom
Meigs Philip, cai^^enter Gilbert & Moore
Meiklebaugh Daniel, groceries and liquors, 1425 Pacific
Meily Monroe, waiter, dwl 4 Wetmore PI
Meinberg August, clerk Christopher Hecker, dwl 810 Sac
Meinberger Louisa (widow), dwl 213 Dupont
Meinberger Valentine, hairdresser Plaute & Fleischauer,

dwl 213 Dupont
Meinbrosse Gottlieb, barkeeper Agricultural Hall, dwl 156

Shipley
Meincke D., porter Schranz & Nieman, dwl 317 Bush
Meincke Frederick, liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and

Twenty-sixth
Meincke John, laborer, dwl 506 Sixth
MEI\ECKE Cn.4RLE!$, commission merchant and

importer xvines and brandies, 314 Sac, dwl 123 Pow
Meinecke Christian, cook Weis & Batteux, dwl 1001 Mont
Meineckke Edward, cigarmaker John Claussen, dwl 24

Anna
Meiners J. N. , carrier Evening Post, dwl 114 Seventh
Meiners Rudolph, dwl 5 Hunt
Meinert Herman, yardkeeper Spring Valley Water W. Co.,

dwl W s Nebraska nr Yolo
Meinhardt Frederick W., carriagetrimmer, dwl 1133 How
Meininger Henry, fancy goods, 221 Keamj', dwl 217 Turk
Meininger Louis, dwl 217 Turk

Meinke Henry (Cord, Wrede tt- Co.), dwl 104 Mission
Meinke John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Meinke John F., agent Hamburg S. S. Co., office SW cor

California and Sansom, dwl 737j L^nion
Meino Sarah Mrs. , capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl 820 Stock
Meins Robert, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl Parker Av

nr Fulton
Meiran Daniel, lumberman, dwl 222 Folsom
Meisch Leonard, tailor, dwl 719 Claj'
Meis N., musician, dwl 112 Jones

Meisner Albert, oysterman, California 5Iarket,dwl 421 Dup
Meisell Herman, porkpacker Lewis Hentrich, dwl 1012

Leavenworth
Meissner Carl, musician Alper's Band, dwl 10 Quinc}'
Meissner Julius F. , furniture and upholstering, 209 Mason,

dwl 831 Sutter
Meister Mar>- Mrs., German nurse, dwl 1211 Powell
Meistinich Paul, barkeeiier John Pendo, dwl 723 Davis
Meixner Charles, baker Herman Kahn, dwl NW cor Mason

and Gear}'
Mel George, ca-shier and bookkeeper Liverpool and London

and Globe Insurance Co., dwl 318 Taylor
Mel Henrv (John Mel <(: Som), dwl 1104 Market
Mel J«hn'(John Mel J; Smu), dwl 318 Taylor
.MEL J01l\ A- SOXS (Louig and Henry), importers

and commission merchants, 36 California
Mel Louis (John Mel A Sum), dwl 318 Taylor

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Cal

■i

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Mclander Andus O., clerk, dwl 422 Fulton

MuUuider Gustave, cook, dwl 415 Kast

.Mchiiider John, sea.mai\, dwl ilf) Kast

Melmider John, mate schr Stafjhound, Beale St. Wharf

Melano Michael, Tailors' Pro. Union, S\V cor Konrny and

Morton
Melauirh Daniel, carjienter, dwl Seventh Av, nr K, South

S.^F.
Mclbour<? L. , watchman stm Mohonjfo, Bdwy St.AVharf
Mdbourn Joseph, groceries and liquors, SW cor Mont-
gomery and Pacific
Milbrun Henry, longshoreman, dwl 15" Perry
Milcher Eugene A., clerk, dwl 235 O'Farrell
Molcher J. A., insurance atrent, dwl 235 O'Farrell
Molfhcr James, stairbuilder Sant)orn & Hyrnes
Mclde Henry, gardener, dwl SW cor Fillmore and McAl-
lister
Molilen Frank, dwl SE cor Drumin and Oregon
Mi'lden John, tailor, dwl 114 Clara
Mildy^ren Henry, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Meldram C. K., conductor Southern Pac. K. R., cor Fourth

and Townsend
Molehan Daniel, stock speculator, dwl 400 Broadway
Molen Edward, coalpasserS. S. Montana, Folsom St. AVhart
Molendez Bruno S., porter Anthes & Fleischman, dwl 5

Tyson PI
Mclcndez Gabriel, bathman Montgomerj' Baths, dwl 17

Brainian PI
Melendv Hiram B., painter, office 501 Montgomery, dwl

1030 Folsom
Melens C, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Meles Catlierlne (widow), dwl 19 Hinckley
Meletta Frederick, porter Louis Tardos, dwl 67 Minna
Meley Jane (widow), dwl 822 Bush
Melhado Charles, porter, dwl 15 Auburn
Melia John, blacksmith James Doran, dwl 25 Steuart
Melia Michael, lather, dwl 202 Van Ness Av
Melia Patrick, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Melies Adolph, bookkeeper L. Peres & Co., dwl 1414i

Powell
Melish M. (widow), dwl 404 Geary
Mell David A., bricklayer, dwl 1231 Folsom
Melle John, woodturner, dwl 28 Welsh
Mellen J., carpenter, dwl 10 Taylor
Mellen John, ;isphaltumworker, dwl 29 First
Mellen William P., purser stm Petaluma, dwl 547 First
Mellen. See Mellon and Mallon
Meller Peter, first officer schr Nidaros, dwl 1313 Stockton

Melletta , dwl 07 Minna

Melletz George, real-estate agent, dwl 310 Ritch
Mellish Charles, shipcarpenter, dwl 525 Folsom
Mellman Fritz, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Mellnish Herbert, sawmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., dwl

742 Folsom
Mello Mary A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 129 Third
Mellon Arthur, plasterer, dwl 91 Colton
Mellon John, dwl 742 Harrison

Mellon John, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 28 Minna
Mellon John S. {Gilman a; M.), dwl 606 Montgomery
Mellon Josie Miss, assistant matron Infants' Shelter, dwl

512 Minna
Mellor James F., expressman, 539 California, dwl 12 Pot-
ter
Melloy Francis, milkranch, dwl E s Julius nr Lombard
Mells E. C, machinist. Pacific Rolling Mills
Mells Sarah, laundress M. Delbende, dwl 20 Taylor
Melius Gustavus B., rigger, dwl 1232 Broadway
Melius Henry J., local "policeman, dwl 2 Chatham PI
Melius Joseph, mattressmaker, dwl 3} ^'erona PI
Melius Joseph R., mattressmaker, 327 Third, dwl 3^ Ver-
ona PI
Melius Nathaniel S., painter, dwl 1907 Polk
Melius R jbert, dwl 1625 Howard
Mellyn Michael, hostler Golden Gate Park
Meloeh George, barkeeper, 641 Connnercial, res Oakland
Meloch J. B., dwl Commercial Hotel
Melody James, blacksmith F. D. S. Lamer, dwl SW cor

Fifteenth and Valencia
Melody Joseph, liquors, dwl 750 Howard
Melody William, farmer, N s Ocean House Road, 1 mile

W Industrial School
Melones Consolidated Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.),

A. D. Carpenter secretary, office 605 Clay
Melrose Henrj', clerk, dwl lOS Ellis
Melrose James W., cashier Alfred W. Manning, dwl 1316

Mason
Melrose J. W., salesman, dwl 1013 Vallejo
Melrose Kenneth, engraver W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl
522 Eighteenth

Melse Edward G., barkeeper Sprague & Vandewater, dwl

1159 Mission

Melsing Gustavus, bakery, 1129 Dui)ont

Melson Isaac, laborer, dwl Tenth Av nr L, South S. F.

Melstedt Johnson, rcstaurantkeeper, dwl 558^ Natoma

Melstedt. Sci- Mahlstedt

Jlelton A., carpenter, dwl 10 Turk

Melville Charles, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

Melville Frank, carrlagemaker, 106 Washington, dwl SE
cor Oregon and Washington

Melville James, shipcarpenter, dwl 308 Beale

Melville John, Lmnbermans' Pro. Union, 71 New Mont-
gomery

MELVILLE .lOILV, proprietor Bay Warehouse, N s
Sansoni bet Lombard and Greenwich, dwl 806 Stock-
ton

Melville John, shipwright MIddlemas & Boole, Pier 19
Steuart

Melville Julia Mrs., teacher singing and elocution, 613
Mason

Melville Michael, porter Nucleus House

Melville S. D. Mrs., dwl 913 Battery

Melville William R., clerk Bank of California, dwl 613
Mason

Melvin Abram T., patternmaker John M. Stockman, dwl
2202 Sixteenth

Melvin Jennie, dressmaker, dwl 106 Fourth

Melvin Martin, laborer, dwl 29 Stevenson

Melvin Nathaniel, calker Boole & Webster, dwl 233 First

Mehine Mighael H., seaman, dwl Green Court nr Howard

Melzer W. , dwl 435 Broadway

Menare I., carpenter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post

Mencarini Diamiano, alabaster and marbleware, 11 Post,
dwl 26 Turk, rear

Mencarini Raphaelo, plasterer Diamiano Mencarini, dwl
26 Turk, rear

Mencke John, varnisher John A. Shaber & Co., dwl 517
Mission

Mendel Charles, miller, dwl 39 Jackson

Mendel Louis, butcher, dwl 18 Hunt

Mendell George H., major enghieers U. S. A., office 533
Kearny, dwl SW cor Sixteenth and Howard

Mendelsohn Da^id, shirt factor}', 202 Bush, dwl 708 Hyde

Mendelsohn Solomon, dwl 104 Taylor

Mendelson Elkan, clothinij, 233 Pacific

Mendelson Solomon (of Mendelson Bros., Yokohama), of-
fice 319 Sacramento, dwl 34 Turk

Mendenhall John, captain and brevet-colonel Fourth U.
S. Artillery, Point San Jos^

Mendes Charles, hairdresser Stable & Bernhard, dwl cor
Green and Montgomery

Mendes David, gasfitter W. D. Hobro

9IE.'^I>E^ DAVID, Red Lion Saloon, 343 Sixth, dwl
254j Clara

Mendes Jacob, salesman Simon Cohn, dwl 155 Clara

Mendes Joseph, hairdresser Bettencourt & Martin, dwl
113 Oregon

Mendes Theodore M., clerk, dwl 507 Pine

Mendez Antonio, seaman, dwl Minerva House

Mendez JonesI, dwl 1514 Stockton

Mendez Rebecca C. Mrs., seamstress Hess & Cohn, dwl W
s Green bet Dupont and Stockton

Mendheim Hermann, merchant, office 631 Clay, dwl 1415
Stockton

Mendheim Moritz, secretary Pacific Reduction Works, of-
fice 210 Front, dwl 1415 Stockton

Mendias Johanna, dwl 118 Virginia

Mendieta Joaquin, cigarmaker Moreles & Co., dwl 1118
Keamj'

Mendiondau William, waiter, dwl 634 Pacific

9IE1VU0('L\0 LUMBER CO., J. B. Ford president,
William Sillem treasurer, office 34 California

Mendon James, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont

Wendone Edmund, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Montana

Mcndot J., laborer, dwl 1318 Dupont

Mendoza Amado, jeweler and diamond setter, 417 Bdwy

Mendoza Frederick, jeweler Amado Mendoza, dwl 417
Broadway

Mendoza Heiirj-, barkeeper David P. Levy, dwl 1524 Pow

Mendoza John, market, 305 Brannan

Mendoza John, painter, dwl 6 Sonoma PI

Mendoza Joseph, saddle-treemaker Main & AVinchester,
dwl 1113 Keamv, rear

Mendoza Martha (widow), dwl 5 Pollard PI, rear

Mendrez Teodoro, cigars and tobacco, 503 Broadway

Mendnim W.W. Mrs., lodjfings, NW cor Second and Na-
toma

Menerschmidt A., confectioner Hemme & Reuter, dwl 89
Jessie

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. "W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan* '^

Menesmi Olinto (De Vecchio & M.), dwl S s Union bet
Mason and Powell

Menge George, cook stm Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf

Wengel John, butcher, 40 Centre Market, dwl 400 Stock

Mengel Philipp, upholsterer Oal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl S s Fifteenth bet Howard and Shotwell

Mengel Pincus, tailor, 204 Second

Mengelkamp Jienihard, tailor, dwl S s Tyler bet Webster
and Buchanan

Mengels Louis, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 354
Eleventh

Mengelt John, confectioner Gaspar Secchi, dwl 1122 Dup

Menger William, watchmaker Wenzel & Hartmanu, dwl
324 Kearny

Mengershausen Charles, porter Ernest Roger, dwl 815
Vallejo

Menges C. A. Miss, teacher Tyler St. Cosmopolitan Prim-
ary School, dwl 320 Jessie

Menges Charles, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW
cor Gough and Haight

Menges Jacob, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl 11
Hunt

Menges Jane (widow), dwl 326 Jessie

Menges John, gasfitter Charles Waters, dwl 11 Hunt

Mengola Dominick, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery

Mengola Menego, fisherman, dwl 8 Sacramento

Menigot Aime, peddler vegetables, dwl 634 Pacific

Menisino Ludeniio, butcher, 314 Montgomery Av, dwl 310
Montgomery Av

Menisino Olinto, butcher, dwl 717 Union, rear

Menisino Victor, butcher Ludemio Menisino, dwl 310
Montgomery Av

Menk Joseph, brewer F. Fortmann & Co., dwl 267 Te-
hama

Menke August H. , with Patrick Murphy, dwl 21 Oak

Menke Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont and
Chestnut

Menke Henry, porter, dwl 18 First

Menne Clemens, merchant tailor, 533 Washinarton

Mennon Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Walter E. Dean
secretary, office 419 California room 19

Meno Joseph, glass stainer John Mallon, dwl 314 Pacific

MEi\'OB!lY KUWAKI* T., manuf drain and sewer-pipe,
office SW cor Sac and Mont, dwl 132 Chestnut

Menomy Henry C. , inspector Custom House, dwl 1830 Pow

Menomy Walter, supt Edward T. Menomy, dwl 132 Chest-
nut

Mensil Charles, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl N s
Sierra nr Georgia

Mensiug Louis, fringemaker S. Ettinger, dwl 417 Stock

Mensing Nicholas, maltster Spreckels & Co.

Menteath Thomas, dwl 1000 Pine

Mentel Henry, dwl 813 Filbert

Mentel Julius, dwl 8U1 Union

MESII'EL WILLIAM, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Broadway and Stockton, dwl 632 Broadwaj'

Menton John, e.\pressman, 14 Clinton

Mentz Charles H., apothecary and druggist, 1125 Dupont,
dwl 736 Green

Mentz Frederick, liquor saloon, NW cor Drumm and
Clay, dwl 1326 Pacific

Mentz John H., portsteward Pac. Mail S. S. Co., dwl 15
Perry

Mentz William, carpenter, dwl 550 Stevenson, rear

Mentz William, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento

Menu^harles, kid glove manufacturer, dwl 510 Shotwell

Menu Jacques H., business agent, office 522 Montgomery,
dwl 330 Sutter

Meny Patrick, cutter William Sherman & Co., dwl Avistin
bet Franklin and Gough

Menzel John, varnisher Charles R. Hall, dwl N s Twenty-
fourth nr Valencia

Menzer George, brewer Bay Brewery, dwl 642 Seventh

Menzies Charles, shoemaker, dwl 125 Fifteenth

Menzies Stewart (Menzies ifc Bingham), dwl SW cor Mont-
gomery and Chestnut

Menzies Thomas {Falkner, Bell <fc Co.), dwl NW cor Fill-
more and Grove

MENZIES «fc BIiV«H.4M (Stewart Menzies and Henry
Bingham), stevedores, office 512 Battery

Mephan Timothy, canvasser Hall & Co., dwl 121 Seventh

Merani Emilio, bootmaker, 442.'y Green, dwl 3 Lafayette
PI

Merar August, billiardmaker, dwl 1504 Mason

Mercado Felix, manager Artistic House Furnishing Co.,
otflce 307 Montgomery, dwl 1615 Fillmore

Mercado Mary II. Mrs. , insurance solicitor, office 307
Montgomery, dwl 1615 Fillmore

MEKC'AXTILE Ar.EXi^Y (J. M. Bradstreet & Smi),
John H. White supt, office 230 California

MERCANTILE A«E.\€Y, K. G. Dun & Co., proprie-
tors, Jay Lugsdin manager, office 320 California

MER<'A.\T1LE LIKKAKV ASSOCIATION, A. E.
Whitaker librarian, 210 Bush

MER4'ANTILE LIBUARl' BLILDIIVG, 214-218
Bush

MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL, 216 Bush

Merced Rubber Co. (N. J.), Williams, Blanchard & Co.
agents, 218 California

Mercer Charles A., clerk, dwl 19 Powell

Mercer Charles H., candy manufacturer, dwl 19 Powell

Mercer M. A., manufacturing and wholesale and retail
confectionery, 518 Kearny, dwl 19 Powell

Mercer Morris Henry, clerk, dwl 19 Powell

Mercer Robert J. (Gardiner & M.), dwl Morton House

Mercer Virginia (widow), dwl E s San Bruno Road nr
Thirtieth

Merchant Charles H. (E. B. Dean cfe Co.), res Marshfleld,
Oregon

Merchant F. S., student Heald's Business College

Merchant George H., upholsterer, dwl 128 Dora

Merchant J., compositor D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 15 Sut-
ter

Merchant Joseph (Merchant ifc Stewart), dwl 815 Jessie

Merchant Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 327 O'Farrell

Merchant Stephen D., dwl 1920 Sutter

Merchant Thomas S., traveling agent King & Co., dwl S 8
California bet Pierce and Scott

Merchant Wilbur E., carpenter Cal. Planuig Mills, dwl 327
O'Farrell

Merchant William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills

Merchant W. R. F., pressroom U. S. Mint, dwl 439 Jessie

Merchant & Stewart (Joseph Merchant and Andrew
Stewart), teamsters, NE cor Clay and Front

Merchants' Credit Bureau (Herman and Ralph L. Shain-
wald), office 123 California room 24

MERCHANTS' DISPATCH TRANSPORTATION
CO., Schleiden & Scholl agents, office 508 Battery

MERCHANTS' DRY DOCK CO., North Point, office
309 Montgomery room 49

MEKCHANIS' DRY DOCK CO.'S WHARF, cor
Kearny and Bay

MERCHANiS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION, Jo-
seph A. Coolidge secretary, office Merchants' Ex-
change, first floor

MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE BANK OF SAN
FRANCISCO, Alvinza Hayward president, Howard
F. Hastings cashier, R. N. Van Brunt secretary, 423
California

MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE BUILDING, S s Cali-
fornia bet Montgomery and Sansom

Merchants' Fire Insm-ance Co. of Newark, N. J., Hamil-
ton & Sonnichsen agents, office 221 Sansom

MERCHANTS' PACKET LINE, Cills &. Poulterer
agents, 38 California

Mercier Charles H., hairdressing saloon, 1704 Polk, dwl
1227 Clay

Mercier Claude, distiller Favre & Jaujou, dwl 1508 Mason

Mercier Eugene, barkeejjcr Edward Peyronnin, dwl NW
cor Harrison and Third

Merck Charles, artist, 724^ Market, dwl 317 Bush

Merckens Richard, porter Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 256 Te-
hama

Mercury Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.), Ford
H. Rogers secretary, office 330 Pine room 28

Meredith James W., brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl
417i Tehama

Meredith John Henry (Craig & M.), attorney at law, oflBce
534 California, dwl 508 Powell

Meredith Maggie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 20 Perry

Meredith O. , dwl 636 Commercial

Meredith William, agent, dwl 20 Perry-
Meredith William, miner, dwl 217 Third

Mergenthiler Frank, paperruler Althof & Bahls, dwl 868
Folsom

Merges Louis, baker, dwl 519 Pacific

Merg-uire Frank A., clerk Knowland & Doe, dwl 527i Na-
toma

Merigan Catherine (widow), dwl 622 Sixth, rear

Mcrigan John, barkeeper Perry & Doyle, dwl 206 Kearny

Merino Jesus, porter Eureka Salt Co., dwl NW cor Bryant
and Fremont

Merithew Oliver B. C, hatpresser Forrest & Co., dwl 825
Jackson

Merithew. See Merrithew

Merkel A. , carpenter, dwl 957 Market

Merkel Christian, varnisher and polisher, dwl 727 Minna

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Good

p. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 706, 702, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Merkel Fred, butcher Werner & Lincoln, dwl SWcor Polk

and Clay
Merkel Joseph, polisher, dwl 727 Minna
Merkelbach Marsaret (widow), dwl 51 Everett
Merkelbiich William, butcher, 13 S. F. Market, dwl 42

Everett
Merkcns C'laus (Smith it M.), dwl S Washington
Mcrker Frederick, dwl 323 Sutter
Merkliiig Georj,'e, brickniason, dwl 1411 Stockton
Merkt .loseph, locksmith and bel!hanj,'er, 758 Clay
Merle Adrien, clerk Justinian Caire, res Oakland
Merle Charles, dwl 238 Kearny

Merle Francis, clerk H. S. I)e Fremery, dwl 820 Green
Merle Isidor, clerk Justinian Cairo, dwl 1028 Dupont
Merle Leopold, salesman Kaindler & Co., dwl 302 Mason
Merle P., clerk, dwl 924 Dupont
Merle Peter, real-estate agent, office 502 Montgomery, dwl

820 Green
Merlin Charles, molder, dwl 20 Minna
Merlin Louis, ironmolder, dwl 502 Mission
Merlcit Mitchell, laborer, dwl 32 Scott PI
Mermond Frank, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., dwl 783

Stevenson
Mermond Louis, porter French Savings & Loan Soc., dwl

411 Bush
Mero Alexander, harness and can-epairer, dwl 1 Austin
Mero Frank, seaman, dwl 804 Third
Mero George, timekeei>er Sutter St. R. R., dwl SWcor

Stevenson and Sixth
Mero James H., blacksmith, dwl 1 Austin
Merriam Andrew J., carrier Alta California and Morning

Call
Merriam George B., blacksmith, dwl 225 Beale
Merriam George H., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,

dwl W s Guerrero nr Seventeenth
Merriam Horace, machinist Florence Sewing Machine Co.,

dwl 315 Geary, re.ir
Merriam Jonathan, calker, dwl 13 Anthony
Merriam Otis W. {California Furniture iTanii/acturing

Co.), dwl 1106 Bush
Merriam William P., deputy County Recorder, dwl 1224

Jackson
Merrian Walter A., machinist, dwl 1308 Pacific
Merrick Chaplain, bricklayer, dwl 327 Minna
Merrifield C. , waiter What Cheer House
Merrifield Charles F., milkman, dwl 341 Hayes
Merrifield Edwin {Merrifield tfc Rosencr), dwl 219 Geary
Merrifield Frank, assistant County Surveyor's Office, dwl

22 O'Farrell
Merrifield Uenrj', b ;okkeeper County Surveyor's Office,

620 Washington
9IERKIFIELD <fi ROSENER (Edirin Merrifield a7id

Levi R'jsenet), proprietors Star Brewerj', SE cor Fol-

som and Eleventh, office 223 Battery
Merriget James, brassfounder, dwl 417j Tehama
Merrill Albert, clerk, dwl 207 Hyde
Merrill Albert H., plumber, dwl 1122 Howard
Merrill Alva D., broker, office 209 Sacramento, res Oak-
land
Merrill Annie Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Wetmore, dwl 23J

Silver
Merrill Annis, attorney at law, office 606 Montgomery

room 3, dwl 1007 Jackson
Merrill Augustine, physician, office and dwl 566 Howard
Merrill Benjamin, boatbuilder, dwl 20 Mary
Merrill Benjamin F. , dwl 820 Broadway
Merrill Charles (Holbrook, M. iC- Co.), res New York
Merrill Charles, machinehand S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 472

Tehama
Merrill Charles A. , office 415 Mont, dwl 424 Fell
Merrill Charles R., marine solicitor State Investment and

Insurance Co., res San Rafael
Merrill Charles W., boatbuilder Martin Vice, dwl 20 Mary
Merrill F. H. & Co., Califoniia pumicestone and lustre,

1122 Howard
Merrill Frank C, laborer, dwl 120 Howard, rear
Merrill Frank H., clerk J. C. Merrill & Co., 204 Cal
Merrill Frank H., tinsmith Emil Boesch, (and F. H. Mer-
rill A- Co.), dwl 1122 Howard
MERRILL CiEORUE B., attorney at law, office 430

California, dwl 1032 Pine
MerrUl I. A., barkeeper Frank Mitchell, dwl 23* Silver
Merrill Ida Mrs., teacher Geary St. Primary School
Merrill Isaac L., agent Asbestos Felting and Paint Co.,

314 Townsend, dwl 23A Silver
Merrill Isaac H., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,

res Oakland
Merrill Isaac M., wool, hides, and leather, 202 Sacramen-
to, dwl Grand Hotel

Merrill J., dwl 319 Hyde

MeiTillJ., trackman Central Pac. R. R., Fourth and

Townsend, dwl Brannan nr Sixth
Merrill J. A., teacher Chinese Mission, dwl NE cor Fif-
teenth and Dolores
Merrill James, bricklayer, dwl 116 Perry
Merrill James, carpenter, dwl 472 Jessie
Merrill James, mason new U. S. -Appraiser's Building
MERRILL J. €. A t'O., shii>ping and commission

merchants, and agents Honolulu Regular Dispatch

Line of Packets, and Australian Steam Navigation

Co., office 204 California
Merrill John, clerk Headquarters Military Division Pac,

105 Stockton, dwl 017 Third
Slerrill John C. (J. C. Merrill .t Co.), dwl 14 SUnly PI
Merrill John F. (Holbrook, M. & Co.), dwl 932 Bush
Merrill John M., bookkeeper M. Goodwin & Co., dwl 826

Broadway, rear
Merrill John R., wharfinger Howard St. Wharf, dwl 11

Glen Park Av
Merrill Lewis, master mariner, dwl 510 Folsom
Merrill Marj' A., furnished rooms, 207 Seventh
Merrill Oliver, dwl 663 Harrison
Merrill Parker, agent Vulcan Coal Co., office 339 Kearny,

res Oakland
Merrill Robert, mining, office 302 Montgomery, room 14,

dwl 515 Bush
Merrill Stewart, photographer George D. Morse, dwl 520

Post
Merrill Sylvester, treasurer Cal. FMrniture Manuf. Co.,

office 226 Bush, dwl 601 Buchanan
Merrill Thomas, master mariner, dwl 617 Montgomery Av
Merrill William A., machine operator Buckingham &

Hecht, dwl 118 Oak

Merriman , calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm

Merriman Nathaniel (Mack tfc M.), dwl NE cor Sixteenth

and Howard
Merriman Richard {Miller <fc M.), dwl N s Natoma bet'

Eighth and Ninth
Merriman Thomas, caipenter stm San Joaquin (No. 2),Val-

lejo St. Wharf
Merriman Winfield S. , dwi NE cor Sixteenth and How
Merringan Michael, blacksmith N. B. and Mission R. R.,

dwl 27 Louisa
Merris Joseph, dwl 625 Green
Merritt Arabella Mrs., dwl 1316 Pacific
Merritt Charles H., barkeeper, dwl 335 Broadway
Merritt Edwin, framemaker George A. Williams & Co.,

dwl 310 Kearny
Merritt F. A., clerk Spring Valley Water W. Co., res Oak-
land
Merritt Isabel Miss, teacher Washington Grammar School,

dwl 1321 Powell
Merritt Joseph J., fuller Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills
Merritt Jc-^iah, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Merritt Laura A., operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,

res Oakland
Merritt Martin, carpenter, dwl 1714 Turk
Merritt Mary W. (widow), dwl 24 Glover
Merritt Nathaniel, cigarmaker, dwl 531 Jes=ie
Merritt Rebecca Mrs. (widow), dwl 1321 Powell
Merritt Samuel, M. D., real estate, office 307 California,

res Oakland
Merritt S. H. (King ct M.), res Oakland
Merritt Stephen F., clerk, 545 Clay, dwl 331 Montgomery
Merritt William, cook, dwl 28 Stone
Merron John, marketman, dwl 230 First
Merrj' Thomas, carpenter Henrj' G. Pratt, dwl 567 Howard
Merry Thomas K. , attorney at law, office 13 City Hall, third

floor, and clerk City and County Attorney, dwl 2608

Mern,' William L. (Wilson, Merry <fc Co.) dwl 2213 Fill-
more
Merryman Nathaniel, bottler porter and ale, 2015 Mission
Mersereau Addison, blacksmith Green & O'Neil, dwl 2740

Folsom
Mersf elder Charles Jr., bookkeeper E. S. Moulton & Co.,

dwl 414 Ellis
Mersfeldter John, waiter stm Enterprise, Broadway St.

Wharf
Mersisch Domingo, foreig^n and domestic fruits, SE cor

Front and Washington, dwl 200 Washington
Mersing John B., groceries and liquors, 1200 Folsom
Merslich Dominick, restaurantkeeper, dwl 107 Clay
Merten A. F., traveling agent A. Fenkhausen & Co., dwl

519 Pacific
Merten Frederick, salesman, dwl 837 Folsom
Mertens Ferdinand, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf. Co., dwl E s Clinton nr Brannan

JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, "Wholesale and Eetail, L. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant, i?

Mertens. See Mehrtens

Mertes Peter, newspapercarrier, dwl 23 Jessie

Mei-ton Henry, driver Hayes & O'Neil's Transfer Co., dwl

102 Pacific
Merton James H. , house and sigiipainter, dwl 103 Valencia
Jlervy A. & Co., apothecaries, SE cor Green and Mont-
gomery Av
Mervy Alphonse (A . Merv;i & Cn,), dwl 523 Mont Av
Mervy Emil, clerk A. Mervy & Co., dwl 5 Sonora PI
ilervy John D., charcoal dealer, d*l 5 Sonora PI
Mervy Peter Ulysse, porter Adrien G. Chauch6, dwl Girard

University Mound
Merwin Eufjene, clerk, dwl 2345 Howard
Merwin John, clerk, dwl 205 Taylor
Merwin M., clerk, dwl 9 Taylor

Merwin Parker J., commission merchant, dwl 313 Fourth
MerzAdam, carbuilder Ivimball Manuf. Co., dwl 34 Fifth

Av
Merz John, tailor, dwl 7 Jasper PI
Merz William, groceries and liquors, SE cor Sutter and

Powell, dwl 42G Powell
Morzbach Julius, stockbroker, office SE cor Clay and

Montgomery, dwl 325 Eddy
Mesanus John, laborer, dwl N s Union bet Battery and

Sansom
Mesday T., musician, dwl 219i Austin
Mesday Taco, bookkeeper Ivullman, Wagner & Co., dwl 517

Franklin
Mesenberg Bros. {FredeHck and Herman), bakery, 9S0

Harrison
Mesenberg Frederick {Mesenherg Bros.), dwl 9S0 Har
Mesenberg Herman (Mesenberrj Bros.), dwl 980 Harrison
Meserve Charles, milh^Tight Philip Hinkle, dwl 317 Bush
Meserve Charles F. , vaquero Charles Kerr, dwl Ninth Av

nr N, South S. F.
Meserve James L., cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 1612 Bush
Meseth Charles, Jeweler, 121 Montgomery, dwl 923 Union
Meserole George, cooper Cal. Sugar Eefinerj', dwl 622j

Chestnut
Mess Henry, mining, dwl 18 John
Messager Louis E., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., res

Oakland
Messal William, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 411

Grove
Messea Charles E., Rev., clergjTiian St. Ignatius College,

dwl 841 Market
Messel Henry, painter, dwl 802 Stockton
Messemer Arthur, dwl 432 Broadway
Messenberg Henry, clerk George Schedel, dwl 34 Jessie
Messenger Evigene, pianist, dwl 933 Bush
Messenger N., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.
Messenger Richard, oysterman Henry J. Manning, dwl

672 Howard
Messenger Richard, waiter stm Orizaba, Broadway St.

Wharf
Messer Aim^e, liquor saloon, dwl 933 Folsom
Messer Albert H., watchmaker, dwl 758 Harrison
Messer Fi-ancis, kitchenhand Palace Hotel
Messer John J., machinist William I. Tustin, dwl 131

Second
Messer Nathaniel T., cashier H. H. Noble & Co., dwl 636

Sutter
Messerle August, waiter, dwl 227 Post
Messersmith Antone, confectioner, dwl 79 Stevenson
Messersmith Gabriel H. , machinist, dwl 811^ Folsom
Messerve Theodore, compositor Moniing Call, dwl 2118

Jones
Messerve William J., compositor Evening Bulletin
Messina D., musician, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broad-
way
Messinger Harrj' B., manager R. R. Hotel, dwl 1314 Polk
Messinger H. W., engineer, dwl 23 Geary
Messinger Simon, hairdresser Carl Laich, dwl 610 Sutter
Messmer Arthur, harnessmaker Lewis Hausen, dwl 520

Green
Messner Louis (Messner & Bastian), dwl 402 Pacific
Messner & Bastian (Louis Messner and Jacob Bastian),

bakers, 402 Pacific
Mestayer Emily Miss, teacher elocution, dwl 603 Taylor
Mestayer Gus, clerk, dwl 603 Taylor
Mestayer Henry, musician, dwl 1057 Mission
Mestayer William A., actor California Tlieater, dwl 615

Bush
Mestayer William L. , messenger S. F. Stock and Exchange

Board, dwl 1057 Mission
Metcalf Alfred, master mariner, dwl 114 Silver
Metcalf Charles, machinist and engineer, dwl E 8 Pierce

bet Sutter and Bush

Metcalf Charles S., millhand Mechanics' Mill, dwl 621

Stevenson
Metcalf F. O., dwl 11 Powell

Metcalf Mary F. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Pri-
mary School, dwl 621 Stevenson
Metcalf Nicholas, hostler Richard Dowling, dwl 610 How
Metcalf Samuel A., carpenter, dwl 621 Stevenson
Metcalfe J., master O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Metcalfe James B., attorney at law, office G36 Sacramento,

dwl 238 Taylor
Metcalfe Peter, real estate, dwl 416 Gearj-
Methan Jacob, stevedore, dwl 2 Simpson PI
Methfessel Christian, cabinetmaker C. F. Marson & Co.,

dwl 509 Fell
METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITOKY, Rev John B.

Hill agent, 761 Market
Meticus Adam, gardener Miller, Sievers & Co., dwl SE cor

Fourteenth and Mission
Metral Alexander, chair and cabinetmaker, 75 Stevenson
Metrofcjlsky Nicholas Rev., bishop Russian-Greek Church,

dwl W s Polk bet Green and Union
METKOB'OLBTAX BLOCK, 8-14 Montgomery Av
!»IETKOF«IiSTA.\ FOIINWRY, Curtis Tobey, proptr,

228 and 230 Fremont
METKOB'OLSTAX HOTEL, Heimburg & Droste,

proptrs, 516 Pacific
Metropolitan Loan Association, Otto Esche secretary,

office 320 Sansom room 8
METR«a'«LBTA:V M.4RKET, from Market to Sutter

bet MontgDmerv and Sansom
METR«P«LaTA\' MATCH FACTORY, Newbauer

& Co. proptrs, W s Tennessee nr Santa Clara, office

206 Bush
Metrovich Michael, clerk Louis Chepeniieh, dwl 820 Stock-
ton
Metrovich Philip, fruits and candies, SE cor Pacific and

Leavenworth
Mettleton Martha Miss, ladies' nurse, dwl E s Mississippi

nr Solano
Mettmann Frank, clerk Speyer & Co., dwl 625 Bush
Metz A., laborer, dwl 4 Dodge

Metz Charles W., teamster John D. Metz, dwl 327 Tyler
Metz John D., drayman. Pier 2?r Steuart, dwl 327 Tyler
Metz John G., carpenter Louis D. Frichette, dwl 90S

Jackson
Metz Mathias, musician, dwl 1907 Polk
Metz W. T., dwl 636 Commercial
Metzendorf Hermann, ship carjienter, dwl E 3 Eighth Av

nr H, South S. F.
Metzer George H., cook, dwl 90 Colton
Metzger Caroline (widow), dwl 513 Eddy
Metzger Carrie Mrs., dwl 16 Jessie nr Seventh
Metzger Frederick, carpenter, dwl S s McAllister bet

Baker and Broderick
Metzger George V. , wholesale cattle dealer, office 402

Front room 8, res Oakland
Metzger Jacob, baker Mrs. Josiah Engler, dwl 1323 Dup
Metzger Joseph, cabinetmaker Philip Lieseiifeld, dwl 627

Green
Metzger Louis, clerk Freund & Co. , dwl 513 Eddy
Metzger Oscar, barkeeper, dwl 1 St. Mary
Metzger William, master S. S. Newbem, office 10 Market,

dwl 1807 Stockton
Metzko Christoph, tanner Laguna Tannerj'
Metzler Charles, proprietor Golden Gate Brewery, dwl 715

Greenwich
Metzler Hermann, brewer Golden Gate Brewery, dwl 715

Greenwich
Metzler Pablo, clairvoyant, office and dwl 813 Mission
Metzler Theodore, dealer wood and ivory, 109 Mission, dwl

209 Kearny
Metzner Jacob C, salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 202

Fifth
Metzner Mary Mrs., dwl 202 Fifth
Metzner William A., salesman W. S. Brown & Co., dwl

202 Fifth
Mendorff Adolph, school teacher, dwl 411 Pacific
Meuser Frederick, tobacco and cigars, 16 Steuart, dwl 404

Fourth
Meussdorffer Heniy C. , bookkeeper J. C. Meussdorffer &

Brother, dwl 509 Van Ness Av
MEll!«SI»ORFFER J. C. A BROTHER {Martin

Meussdorffer), importers and jobbers hats, caps, and

hatters' materials, 547 and 549 Market, and retail NE

cor Montgomery and Bush, and 647 Washington
Meussdorffer John C. (J. C. Meussdorffer d; Bro.), dwl 509

Van Ness Av
MElIS81>ORFFER KO.">iR.Vl>, hat and cap manufac-
turer, 635 and 637 Commercial, dwl 1015 Post

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Hheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 535 Cal.

. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstaTDlished 1862.

Meussdorffer Martin (J. C. Meunsdorffcr A Bro.), dwl 1112

Clay
Meves Auifust, carpenter, dwl 127 Jackson
Mewes Auj^riist, jeweler Levison 15ros., res Oakland
Mexican and Central Anierioan racket Line, Balthasar

Ilefti affent, office MM liatterv
!UEXI4M\ BKXKVOB.KM' SO«*IETV, M. G. Pritch-

arl -secretary, office 10!) Calil'ornia roDni 24
IHEXK'AM <-E\TIC.VL Wn SOITH AnEKK'AK

1*A«'KET LIXE, Schleiden & SchoU agents, office

508 I5atterv
NE\I<'A\ C'OMinEKCIALCO., H. W. Fortune man-

aLjer, 113 Davis
Mexican Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nov.),

Charles .McCoy secretary, office 410 California room 28
Mexican Mining and Real EstattJCo. (Cosala, Sinaloa), Or-
lando II. Bogart secretary, office 328 Montgomery

room 13
Mexican Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Justin P. Moore

secretary, office 320 Sansoni room 7
MEXICO, M. G. Pritchard acting consul, office 109 Cali-
fornia
MEXIf O AM» LOIVI^.R TOAfiiT LIXE OF STE.AM-

ERS, Colorado Steam Nav. Co., office 10 Market
Meyberg Max, bookkeeper Jonas Schoenfeld, dwl 1312

Gearv
Meyberg Moritz, salesman Weil, Cahn & Co., dwl 320 Turk
Meyel Bcrmo, tinsmith, dwl 9 Washington
Mevher Charles, rigarer Henrv J. McLerie, dwl 85 Stev

Meyer , dwl 418 Sutter

Meyer A. & Bro. (Luhr Meyer), hay, grain, wood, and

coal, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush and Pierce
Meyer Aaron, cigars and tobacco, 611 Montgomery, dwl

llOS Sacramento
Meyer A. B., carrier Abend Post, dwl 438 Broadway
Meyer Abraham, dwl 869 Mission

Meyer Abraham, clerk Aaron Meyer, dwl 1108 Sacramento
Meyer Abraham, merchant, dwl 502 Bush
Mever Adoljjh, salesman J. C. Meussdorffer & Brother, dwl

' 228 Bush
Meyer Adolph, tinsmith Emil Boesch, dwl 414 Tehama
Meyer Albert (A. Meyer cfc Bro.), dwl SAV cor Bush and

Pierce
Meyer Albert, dwl 533* Fourth
Meyer Albert {Meyer <6 Akmann), dwl 27 Drumm
Meyer Albert (Schwartz & Co.), dwl 1 Market
Meyer Albert, clerk, dwl 323 Ellis
Meyer Albert, clerk Ash Bros., dwl 103 Prosiject PI
Mever Albert, machinist, dwl 51 Clara
MEYER A. LEOX.ARD, emploj-ment office, 606 Gay,

res Santa Clara
Meyer Alexander, bookkeeper Frederick Hufschmidt, dwl

1325 Sacramento
Meyer Alexander, cattle dealer, dwl 1324 Sutter
Mejer Andrew, tailor Hjnnan Levison, dwl 016 Cal
Meyer August, cigarmaker William Seidel, dwl 3 Vande-

water
Mej-er August, clerk, dwl 871 Mission
Meyer August, clerk Frederick Gerhow, dwl 4 Mission
Meyer August, driver E. Guittard & Co., res Oakland
Meyer August, driver John Robb, dwl 807 Filbert
Meyer August, waiter Continental Hotel, 519 Pacific
Meyer Bernard, butcher Bloch & Blum, dwl 1324 Sutter
Meyer Bernard, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Meyer Bernard, teamster George Mej'er, dwl 1142 Mission,

rear
Meyer Bemhard, laborer Spreekels & Co. , dwl 75 Everett
Meyer Bemhard, shoemaker, dwl 1806 Market
Meyer Brothers (Henry ./. and Peter), groceries and

liquors, NW cor Fremont and Folsom
Meyer C, laborer Southern Pac. R. R.
Meyer C, locksmith, dwl 34 Tehama
Meyer C, mate'O. & O. S. S. Bclgic
Mever Catherine (widow), dwl 919 Greenvrieh
Meyer C. H. (C. H. Meyer <(• Bros.), res New York
Meyer C. H., liquor saloon, 425 Bush, dwl 818 Larkin
Meyer C. H. & Brothers (iVrt/CMj* C. and Leopold C.Meyer),

' importers and jobbers hats and caps, 28 and .30 San
Meyer Charles (Frederick Meyer <t- Bro.), dwl NE cor

Francisco and Powell
Meyer Charles, capitalist, office 211 Clay, dwl 425 Eddy
Meyer Charles, clerk Adolph Glootz, dwl 13 Selina PI
Meyer Charles, clerk Henry J. Hinck, dwl SE cor Ellis

and Polk
Meyer Charles, gunsmith, 803 Montgomery
Meyer Charles, oyster and coffee saloon Grand Central

Market, dwl 560 Minna
Meyer Charles, peddler, dwl 112 Welsh
Meyer Charles, porter Kruse & Euler, dwl 210 Steuart

Meyer Charles A., watchman Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

515 Eighth
Meyer Charles F., messenger London and San Francisco

Bank, dwl 261 Clara
Meyer Christ, brewer Wahnmth & Co., dwl 437 Fulton
Meyer Christian, maltster Pioneer Malt House, Stockton

nr Francisco
Meyer Christopher, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Meyer D., earjienter, dwl 1412 Jackson
Meyer Daniel, banker, office 212 Pine, dwl 1418 Taylor
Meyer David, harnessmaker, dwl E s Mission nr Thirtieth
Meyer Davis, metermaker S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 33 J

Moss
Mever Diederich, groceries and liquors, 643 Pacific, dwl

' 900 Vallejo
Meyer Diederich, groceries and liquors, 1046 Folsom, dwl

■ 1119 Folsom
Meyer E. , barkeeper William Williams, dwl 1323 Stockton
Meyer E., broker, dwl 777 Market

Meyer Edward W. (Meyer ifc Drucker), dwl NW cor How-
ard and Twenty-sixth
Mej'er Edwin L., clerk Oriental Warehouse, dwl SE cor

LTnion and Leavenworth
Meyer Elias, butcher, dwl 1324 Sutter
Meyer Elizabeth (widow), dwl 22 Telegraph PI
Meyer Elizabeth Mrs., proprietress Cincinnati Hotel, 529

Valencia
Meyer Emanuel, bookkeeper Prosper May, dwl 1319

Gough
Meyer Emanuel, clerk Weil, Cahn & Co., dwl 744 Howard
Meyer Emil, bookkeeper Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 105

Mast)n
MEYER E.MIL, nurserj'man and florist, 27 Geary, and

proptr Eureka Nursery, foot of Stanyan nr Golden

Gate Park
Meyer Emile, cabinetmaker, dwl 266 Stevenson
Meyer Emma Miss, actress German Theater, dwl 10 Quin-

cy
Meyer Ernest H., liquor saloon, SE cor Front and Bdwy
Meyer F., shirtmaker, dwl 444 Jessie
Meyer F. & Co. (John H. Sehlesselmann), groceries and

liquors, SE cor Turk and Fillmore
Meyer Francis H. (F. Meyer it Co.), dwl NE cor Mission

and Thirteenth
Meyer Frank, painter, dwl 113 Francisco
Mej'er Frederick (Frederick Meyer tfc Bro.), dwl NE cor

Francisco and Powell
Meyer Frederick, dwl 51 Second
Meyer Frederick, blacksmith, dwl 2312 Gough
Meyer Frederick, carpenter, dwl 909 Keamy
Meyer Frederick, clerk, dwl 544 Folsom
Meyer Frederick, clerk Lutgen & Luhi-s, dwl NW cor

Powell and Washington
Meyer Frederick, cook, 307 Battery, dwl 515 Sac
Meyer Frederick, dairj'man, S s Twenty-ninth nr Noe
Mejer Frederick, driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 517

Stevenson
Meyer Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Sixth and

Stevenson, dwl 427 Stevenson
Meyer Frederick, laborer, dwl 609 Natonia
Meyer Frederick, mounter Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 1808

Howard
Meyer Frederick & Bro. (Charles Meyer), groceries and

liquors, NE cor Francisco and Powell
Meyer Frederick A., drayman Weil, Cahn & Co., dwl 1623

Turk
Meyer Frederick H. (Philip Gerichten iSi Co.), dwl 831

California
Meyer Frederick R., liquor saloon, 417 Bush, dwl 641

Mission
Meyer Fritz, carpenter F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 473 Bran
Meyer F.W., salesman Ackerman Brothers, dwl 544 Fol
Meyer'George, bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor

Gough and Haight
Meyer George, clerk, dwl 417 Brannan
Meyer George, draj'man, SW cor Battery and California,

dwl 1142 Mission
Meyer George, laborer Louis Meyer, dwl 4 Hinckley PI
Meyer George, salesman Brand, Naber & Co., dwl 716

Howard
Meyer George, varnisher Andrew Frei. dwl 431 Ritch
Meyer Gottlieb, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentuckj',

South S. F.
Meyer Gustav, bakery and varieties, 229 Fifteenth
Meyer Gustave, liquor saloons, 19 Halleck and 707 Market,

dwl 345 Clementina
Meyer H., dwl SW cor Pacific and East
Meyer Henry, dwl 1713 Leavenworth
Meyer Henry, barkeeper Kelly & Bolts, dwl 737 Howard

STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers-

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

Meyer Henrj', barkeeper John H. Wiegand, dwl 328 Bdwy

Meyer Henry, carrier Alta California and Evening Bul-
letin, dwl 929 Broadway

Meyer Henry, clerk Diedrich Meyer, dwl 1119 Folsom

Meyer Henrj', clerk John Bottger, dwl SK cor Mission
and vSeventeenth

Meyer Henrj", groceries and liquoi-s, N\V cor Filbert and
Dupont, dwl 1C03 Dupont

Mej'er Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fillmore and
Haight

itIICl'ER HENRY, liquor saloon, SW cor East and Fill-
more

Meyer Henrj", liquor saloon, SW cor Hayes and Market

Meyer Henry, manufacturer cigars, SOJ Clay, res Oakland

Meyer Henry, plasterer and whitener, 101 Gearj', dwl 901
Folsom

Meyer Henry J. {Meyer <t Bros.), dwl NW cor Fremont
and Folsom

Meyer Henry W., groceries and liquors, 110 Steuart

Meyer Henry W. , groceries and liquors, SW cor Green
and Hyde

Me.ver Hester Mrs., midwife, dwl 71 Fourth

Meyer Herman, blacksmith, dwl 620 Fourth

Meyer Hermann, barkeeper Henry Schnorr, dwl SW cor
Shasta and Michigan

Meyer Hermann, clerk Frederick Jacob Wissing, dwl 1046
Folsom

Meyer H. L. E. (liodyers, M. * Co.), dwl 707 Mason

Jleyer Hugo, cigar nianuf , dwl 8-11 Mission

Meyer Hjanan, cattle insjiector, dwl 446 Jessie

Meyer I. C. , clerk Palace Hotel

Meyer Isaac, butcher Muller. & Koenig, dwl 1320 Stock

Mej'er Isaac, capitalist, office 712 Commercial, dwl 1319
Gough

Meyer Jacob, butcher Alfred Morgenstein, dwl 10 Freelon

Meyer Jacob, cabinetmaker Weir & Greenwood, dwl 1312
Stockton

Meyer Jacob, carpenter F. Korbel & Bros.

Meyer Jacob, carpenter Haskell & Bode, dwl 271 Brarman

Mejer Jacob, milker Francis L. Such, cor Douglas and
Twenty-fourth

Meyer Jacob, shoemaker, dwl 429 Pine

Meyer J. G. H., manuf billiard tables, ivory goods and
walking canes, salesroom 320 Kearny, factor}' 10 Stev-
enson, dwl 1210 Polk

Meyer J. Henry, cashier Alfred Borel & Co., dwl 1776 Fol

Meyer John, carpenter, dwl 1911 Dupont

Meyer John, clerk, dwl .^30 Tliird

Mej'er John, clerk, dwl 734 Broadway

Meyer John, clerk D. Witgen & Co., dwl NW cor Dupont
and Broadway

Meyn John, clerk Frederick Carsten, dwl NW cor Mission
and Seventeenth

Meyer John, clerk Peter Joost, dwl NE cor Valencia and
Quinn

Meyer John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Shotwell and
Twentieth

Meyer John, eook Bootz's Hotel, 435 Pine

Meyer John, driver Dohrmann & Co., dwl 39 Jackson

Meyer John, hairdressing saloon, 2204 Powell

Meyer John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kear and Morton

Meyer John C, local policeman, dwl W s Alabama nr
Twenty-fourth

Meyer John H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Third and
Townsend

Meyer John I., shipcarpenter, dwl 907 Folsom

Jleyer John P., coopers' stock and barrels, 325 Sacra-
mento, dwl 424 Grove

Meyer Jonas, banker, office 212 Pine, dwl 323 Ellis

Meyer Joseph, bakery, 617 Post

Meyer Joseph, mathematical-instrumentraaker, 416 Bat-
tery, dwl N s Bush bet Dupont and Stockton

Meyer Joseph, merchant tailor, 422 Sixth

Meyer Joseph, salesman Simon Baum & Co., dwl 303 J
Turk

Meyer Joseph L., marblepolisher Charles Roche, dwl 919
Bryant

Meyer Julius, peddler, dwl 904^ Folsom

Meyer Julius D. {L. Siepel .t Co.), dwl 828 McAllister

Meyer L., dwl 834 McAllister

Meyer Leopold, salesman, dwl 834 McAllister

Meyer Leopold C. (C U. Meyer <t- Bros.), dwl Cosmopo-
litan Hotel

Meyer Louis, dwl 627 Commercial
Meyer Louis, dwl Sophie Terrace nr Pine

Meyer Louis, bakcrj' and restaurant, 211 Sutter, dwl 559

Howard
Meyer Louis, junk, dwl 556 Stevenson
Meyer Lucy Miss, dressmaker, dwl 2 Telegraph PI

Meyer huhr (A. Meyer d; Br o.), dwl SW cor Bush and

Pierce
Meyer M. , tailor, dwl 710 Clementina
Meyer Marcus C. (C. II. Meyer ,i- Bros.), dwl 34 Stockton
Meyer Marks, clerk, dwl 830 McAllister
Mej'er Martin, porter Alaska Commercial Co., dwl 2232

Bush
Meyer Marj-, dressmaker, 901 Folsom
Meyer Mary Miss, dwl 917 Washington
Mej'er Mathias, dwl 622 Chestnut

Meyer Mathias, banker, office 212 Pine, dwl 1310 Geary
Meyer Michael, engraver George M.'W'ood & Co., res Oak-
laud
Meyer Michael,- seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
Meyer Moses, salesman Simon Baum & Co., dwl 303 J

Turk •

Jlej'er Nathan (Liebes Brothers d- Co.), dwl 418 Sutter
Mej'er Nicholas L. {II illehrandt cO Co.), dwl 2019 Folsom
Meyer Oliver, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1414 Dupont
Meyer Ozier, merchant, dwl 309 Turk
Meyer Peter, laborer, dwl cor Connecticut and Solano
Mej'er Peter, porter G. Cohn & Co., dwl 246 Clementina
Mej'er Peter, secretary Bay Sugar Refinery, (and Meyer

Brothers), dwl 930 Broadway
Meyer Philip, tailor, dwl 567 Bryant
Meyer Pincus, junk, dwl 25 Clara
Meyer Richard, blacksmith, dwl W s Pringle Court nr

Greenwich
Mej'er Richard, market, 859 Harrison
Mej'er Robert, wines and liquors, 417 Bush, dwl 641 Miss
Mej'er Robert C. , clerk Valentine Newmark, dwl 612 Bdwy
Meyer Robert E., dwl 1814 Market
Mejer Rudolph, dentist L. Bush, dwl 1001 Market
Meyer Samuel, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Mej'er Samuel, plmuber Charles Waters & Co., dwl 1108

Sacramento
Mej'er Samuel, tailor Louis Hjnnan, dwl 516 Pine
Meyer S. C, student, dwl 4'25 Eddy
Meyer Simon, cattle dealer, dwl 1324 Sutter
Mej'er Solomon, butcher, NE cor Ellis and Larkin, dwl 32

Willow Av
Meyer Sophie Miss, milliner, dwl 1806 Filbert
Meyer Thomas, blacksmith, E s Mission nr Nineteenth
Mej'er Thomas, helper S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Meyer William (Heckjruin & M.), dwl SW cor Washingfton

and Drumm
Mej'er William {Rodger s, M. dk Co.), res Liverpool
Mej'er William, barkeeper John Casimir, dwl 912 Wash
Mej'er William, butcher Louis Goedecke, dwl 1322 Dupont
Mejer William, cigars and tobacco, 986 Folsom
Mej'er William, driver LaGrande Laundrj', dwl W s Do-
lores nr Twent J'- second
Meyer William, dry goo Is, 12-27 Stockton, dwl 1-230 Stock
Meyer William, nurseryman and florist, 339 Bush, res Ala-
meda
Meyer William, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl Howard nr

Sixteenth
Meyer William, upholsterer Cooke & Smith, dwl 621 Bush
Mejer & Akmann {Albert Meyer and William Ahnuinn),

groceries and market, 39 Sacramento
Mej'er & Drucker (Jo/ih F. Meyer and E. W. Drueker),

groceries and liquors, cor Howard and Twenty-sixth
Mej'er & Sehlesselmann {Frank Meyer and John H.

Schlesselmann), groceries and liquors, NE cor Mission

and Thirteenth
Meyer. See Maier, Mayer, Meier, Mier, and Myer
Mejerback Louis, signpainter August W. Frank, dwl 1324

Pacific
Mej'erback Solomon, groceries and liquors, SW cor Mason

and Green
Meyerback William H., brassfinisher George H. Tay &

Co., dwl 1431 Pacific
Meyerderks Henry, clerk L. Feldmann & Co., dwl SE cor

Howard and Third
Meyerfeld Jesse, bookkeeper Falkenstein & Co., dwl 320

Turk
Meyerfeld Moses {Falkenstein li- Co.), dwl 629 Tj'ler
Meyerfeld Sigmund, clerk Falkenstein & Co. , dwl 629 Tyler
Meyerholtz Louis, laborer Harmonj' Hotel, 735 Brannan
9IETKRS ADOLIMI, musical instruments, 651 Wash-
ington, dwl 216.T Francisco
Meyers Albert, oysterman George Bernstein, dwl Shipley

nr Sixth
Meyers Ann (widow), nurse, dwl 165 Tehama
Mej'ers Benjamin (Meyers Brothers), dwl 220 Austin
Meyers Bernard, messenger S. F. Stock and Exchange

Board, dwl 729 Bush
Mej'ers Brothers (Richard and Benjamin), blacksmiths
and horseshoei-s, Clark bet Davis and Drumm

BEAMISH'S—Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market

h\ , P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

MEY

575

MIC

Meyers C. , lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co. , dwl Louisa
nr Ritch

Meyers diaries, rigjrer and stevedore, dwl 83 Stevenson

Meyers tJliarles, seaman schr Wonder, Pier 17 Steuart

Meyers Cliarles A. , laborer frci)jlit depot Southern Pac.
R. R., dwl 515 Eighth

Meyers Christopher, srocerics, SW cor Polk and Sac

Mej'crs Cornelius, machinist William T. Garratt

Meyers Daniel, Lumbermens' Pro. Union, 71 New Mont-
jromer*'

Meyers Ua'vid A., i^cddler, dwl 2626 Bush

Meyers E., machinist Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl NE cor
Sixteenth anil Howard

Meyers Edward, cook, dwl 44 Jessie

Meyers Eliza (wi<li wV boardiivj; and lodginpf, 34 Minna

Meyers Eliaiheth s,wi low), propijetress Cincinnati House,
52S) Valencia

Meyers Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 615 Sacramento

Meyers Frank, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
611 Howard

Meyers Frederick, carpenter, dwl 533.V Natoma

Mevcrs Frederick, clerk Frederick" Dahmke, dwl 840
"Third

Meyers Frederick, local policeman, dwl 132 Steuart

Meyers Fre<t, sawyer Weir & Greenwood, dwl 30 Louisa

Meyers Fred, sashmaker B. & J. S. Doe

Meyers Henry, blacksmith John Krauss, NW cor Fourth
and Berry

Meyers Henry, butcher Frederick Katz, dwl 481 Pine

Meyers Henrj', clerk, dwl 819 Kearny

Meyers Henry, foreman Edmond C. Kennedy, dwl 108
Austin

Meyer-: Henry, laborer Locke & Montague, dwl 321 Capp

Meyers Henrj', pawnbroker, dwl 427 Bush

Movers Henry F., cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger &
" Son, dwl"ll2 Polk

Meyers Isaac, bookkeeper, dwl 304 Third

Meyers J., merchant (Eureka, Nev.), office 109 Sansom,
dwl 545 Minna

Meyers Jacob, laborer F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 429 Bran

Meyers James, dwl 766 Howard

Meyers John, locksmith Pioneer Iron Works, dwl 243
Clementina

Meyers John, seaman, dwl 509 Washin^on

Meyers John W., purser Pac. Mail S. S. Constitution

Meyers Joseph, carpenter, dwl W s Columbia bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth

Meyers Julius, clerk, dwl 737 Howard

Meyers Louis, peddler, dwl 8 Minna

Meyers Louis, shipjoiner, dwl 319 Jessie

Meyers Mitchell J., merchant tailor, 527 Kearny, dwl 111
Eighth

Meyers Morris, dwl 322 Third

Meyers Morris, dwl 1012 Larkin

Meyers Morris, carpenter Pac. Box Factorj-, dwl 132
Townisend

Mej'ers Morris, sawyer Charles Thistlewaite, dwl 318 Ev-
erett

Meyers Morr'S, shipsmith, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berry-
Meyers Oliver P., jeweler, dwl Russ House

Meyers Paul, long^shoreman, dwl 125 Fifth

Meyers Philip, carpenter G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 131 J-
• Ritch

Meyers Philip, salesman W. S. Steinhardt, dwl 25J Kearny

Mej'ers Rebecca (widow), dwl 612 Broadway

Meyers Richard (Meyers Brothers), dwl Greenwich bet
Sansom and Montgomerj'

Meyers Robert, di-uijarist," dwl 612 Broadway

Meyers S. S., clerk, "dwl 114 Eddy

Meyers William, toolmaker Frederick Kajewski, dwl Co-
lumbia nr Tsventy-sixth

Meyers William, waiter Baldwin's Restaurant, dwl 531
Commercial

Meyerstein Henry, clothing, 537 Kearny, dwl 326 Tj'ler

Meyerstein Joseph, dealer bags, 124 Commercial, dwl 113
Freelon

Meyerstein Louis (Meyerstein S: Lowenherg), dwl 923
Post

Meyerstein & Lowenberg (Louis Meyerstein and Isadore
Loirenhcrg), merchants, 25 Sansom

Meylanclt Jergen, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery

Meyn Peter, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., dwl 1520 Fol

Meyn Peter H. , grocery, SW cor White PI and Bryant

Meyntzer Joseph, barkeeper William Peru, dwl 308 Dup

Meysel Oscar, miner, dwl 79 Stevenson

Mezckner Theodore, confectioner, 1502 Mason, dwl NE
cor Mason and Broadway

Mezes S. M., real estate, office 523 Montgomerj', res Bel-
mont, San Mateo Co.

Mezzaga Antonio, waiter Oregon S. S. Cov, dwl 219 Val-
lejo

Mczzanovich John, scenic artist Wade's Opera House

Mezzaro Larzen, shoemaker, 17 Merchant

Mezzara Pictro, sculptor and cameocutter, 808 Montgom-
ery, dwl 1515 Powell

NIIOON JOHN R., attorney at law, and court com-
missioner Third District Court, office 16 Montgomery
Av, res Oakland

Mihach Bernard, tailor, dwl 112 Polk

Mibach Michael, porter Apothecaries' Hall, cor Market
and New Montgomery, dwl 3 Valencia

Mibach Peter Josejih, porter, 432 Montgomery, dwl 3 Va-
lencia, junction Market

Michael Abraham, stoves, tinware, and crockery, 25 Du-
pont, dwl 436 Natoma

Michael Abraham, tailor, dwl 350 Jessie

Michael Caspar, clothing and furnishing goods, 214 Third

Michael Davis, dwl 420J Natoma

Michael Gustave, bootmaker, 203 Pacific

Michael H., dwl 213 Eddy

Michael Joseph (Davis it Co.), dwl 242 Jessie

Michael Ma.x, tailor, dwl 350 Jessie

Michael Morris, tailor, dwl 18 Mary

Michael R., shipcarpenter, dwl Sierra nr Louisiana

Michaelis Borchart, tailor, dwl 542 Green

Michaelis Charles, barkeeper Philip Hartman, dwl 238
Pine

Michaelis Ernest, hairdresser Gallagher & Armann, dwl
1028 Pacific

Michaelis Henry F. (Schmidt & M.), dwl 19 Stockton PI

Michaels , dwl 240 Jessie

Michaels Barbara Mrs., dwl 530 Turk, rear

Michaels Benjamin K., salesman Market St. Furniture
Store, dwl 23 Russ

Michaels Ernest, hairdresser, dwl 1100 Powell

Michaels George, milkman, dwl S s Clay bet Devisadero
and Broderick

Michaels Gerson, bootmaker, 213 Pacific

Michaels Henry (Charles Langley <t Co.), dwl 11 Van Ness
Av

Michaels Isaac, clothing, 209 Fourth

Michaels Michael, policeman City Hall, dwl 1802 Mason

Michaels Solomon Mrs., dwl 207 Pacific

Michaels W., cook S. S. KaU)rama, Pacific St. Wharf

Michaelsen Aug'ust, bookkeeper Charles Duisenberg &
Co., dwl 2806 J Howard

Michaelsen Frederick (Michaelsen & Toirtforde), dwl W s
San Jose Road nr Six-mile House

Michaelsen Henry, laborer Michaelsen &Tomforde, dwl W
s San Jose Road nr Six-mile House

Michaelsen John C. , clerk Charles L. Bogel, dwl 813 Wash

Michaelsen Ludwig, teacher German North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 2806i Howard

Michaelsen & Tomforde (Frederick Michaelsen and Hen-
ry Toinforde), milkranch,W s San Jose Road nr Six-
mile House

Miehaelson A. M., deckhand stm Reform, Jackson St.
Wharf

Miehaelson August, brewer S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl 208
Francisco

Miehaelson Henri, bookkeeper, dwl 641 Washington

Miehaelson M., expressman, dwl 327 Oak

Michaelleear Patrick, sawmaker Giacomo Brignardello,
dwl 4 Martha PI

Michaelstalk Michael, laborer, dwl 39 Louisa

Michalear Mary (widow), dwl 809 Harrison

Michalitschke Anton (Michalitschke Bros.), dwl 31 John

Michalitschke Bros. (Josef and Atiton), cigars and tobac-
co, 756 Washington and 239 Kearny

Michalitschke Charles, clerk Michalitschke Bros., dwl 756
Washington

Michalitschke Josef (Michalitschke Bros.), dwl 927^ Jack

Michalitschke Louis, vegetable dealer, dwl 1013 Pacific

Michalo Antone, laborer Freitas & Miller, 41 Second

Michalsen Rasmus T., groceries and liquors, SE cor AJta
PI and Calhoun

Michaux Gaston, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush

Michaux Rita Mme. , dressmaker, dwl 507 Hj'de

Michel Antoine, vegetables, Colombo Market

Michel Hugo, painter, dwl 909 Folsom

Michel Isidore, clerk B. Dennery & Co., dwl 314 Fulton

Michel John, driver Bay Brewery, dwl 012 Seventh

Michel John, fishmonger J. H. Kessing, dwl 22 Stockton PI

Michel Joseph, marblepolisher Charles Roche, dwl 919
Bryant

MichelJulius, salesman B. Dennerj- & Co., dwl 314 Fulton

Michel Merlot, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co.

Michel Morris, peddler, dwl 261 Minna

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan'

Michel Pierre, peddler, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear

Michel Solomon, tailor, 118 LeidesJorff, dwl 939 Folsom

Micheletti Henry, vegetables, dwl 1405 Mason

Micheli Nicholas, boutmaker, 1233 Dupont

Michels Aaron W. {Michels, Friedlander ifc Co.), dwl Cos-

moiiolitan Hotel
lUK'HELS, FKIEOLAIVDKR A CO. (Aaron W.

Micheh; Morris Friedlatider, and LouiaM. Miclielx),

importers and jobbers ladies' and g-ents' furnishing

goods, Yankee notions, etc., 7 and 9 Batterj'
Michels Leopold, salesman Michels, Friedlander & Co.,

dwl 1512 Bush
Michels Louis M. {Michels, Friedlander ifc Co.), res New

York
Michelsen Jorgen C, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Michelsen M. A., laborer, dwl 207 Montgomery Av
Michelsen Mark, hackdriver Michael Michelsen, dwl NE

cor Eddy and Hyde
Michelsen Michael, liverj' stable, NE cor Eddy and Hyde
Michelsen Nicolaus, jirincipal German School Union, S s

Gearj- bet Stock and Pow, dwl 2 Henrietta Square
Michelsen Rudolph C. T. {Frederick Ludemann <fc Co.),

dwl SW cor Baker and Lombard
Michelsen William, hackdriver Michael Michelson, dwl

NE cor Eddy and Hyde
Michelson Benjamin, teamster. Pier 9 Steuart, dwl W s

Bourbin PI bet Eddy and Ellis
Michelson Henrietta Mrs., dwl 104 Taylor
Michelson Henry, porter Ellis & Co., dwl 1123 Powell
Michelson Jacob, master mariner, dwl 110 Perry
Michelson Peter, master mariner, dwl 2134 Stockton
MK'HEISSEN. BROW^i A €0. {Edward Michelssen.

Benjamin W. Brown, and Daniel Roth), importers

and dealers provisions, porkpacljers, Potrero, and

wholesale butchers, Railroad and Sixth avs, South

S. F., office and salesroom 308 and 310 Front
Michelssen Edward {Michelssen, Brovni & Co.), dwl 218

Hyde
Michely Josephine, actress Bella Union Theater, dwl 914

Stockton
Michelez Angela (widow), dwl 215 Green
MI(^IJI<;.1\ CEXTRAL AND CiREAT WESTERN

R.AILWAYS, P. G. Beam general agent, office 140

Montgomery
Michler Frank, lieutenant U. S. A., aide de camp General

Schofield, office 105 Stockton, dwl Union Club
Micholoup Barbara Mrs. , dwl 109 Welsh
Mickelson Rasmus, carpenter Jason Springer, dwl 207

Montgomery Av
Mickle Charles, dwl 24 California
Mickle Ettmg, cashier Thomas Bell, 305 Sansom, dwl 626

California
Mickle William, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19

Steuart
Miclo Dominic, miner, dwl 721 Pacific
Slicolini Antone, porter Ferdinand Scherr, dwl 822 Cal
MK'ROSCOPIt'AL SOCIETY, C. Mason Kinne sec-
retary, rooms 531 California
Miculieh J. C, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Midd J., shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier 17 Steuart
Middelstate Charles, seaman, dwl 16 Folsom
Middelstorb Daniel, carpenter, dwl 1232 Stockton
Middlehoff Gerhat, groceries and liquors, NW cor Grove

and Laguna
Middlehoff Gerhart Jr, dwl NW cor Grove and Laguna
Middlemas David, teamster, dwl 312 Beale
Middlemas George (Middlemas <fc Boole), dwl 12 Fifth Av

bet Harrison and Brj'ant
Middlemas & Boole (George Middlemas and William A.

Boole'), shijjwrights and calkers. Pier 19 Steuart
Middles worth John R., draj'man Main & Winchester, dwl

1006 Market
Middleton A. H. , printer Spalding & Barto, dwl 2622 Sac
miDOLETON, BRYDE »* CO. {Jonathan Middleton

and William L. Bnjde), importers and dealers in

shipchandlery and provisions, and commission mer-
chants, 320 Washington
Middleton Charles H., shoemaker John Moore, dwl 1057

Folsom
Middleton Charles S. , clerk, dwl 2622 Sacramento
Middleton Emilie (widow), dwl 2622 Sacramento
Middleton F., merchant, dwl Rujs House
Middleton Frank (fittman <k M.), dwl Palace Hotel
Middleton George E., clerk Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 2622

Sacramento
Middleton Harry, dwl 327 Geary
Midd'eton James, mason, dwl 12.39 Folsom, rear
Middleton James W., teamster Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,

dwl cor Folsom and Ninth

Middleton John {Middleton <t- Farnnworth), dwl 210 Pow

ItIim»LETO>' JOHN A SON (Samuel P. Middleton),
real-estate auctioneers, 310 Montgomery

Middleton Jonathan (Middleton, Bri/de .fc Co.), dwl E s
Dolores bet Columbia and Twentieth

Middleton Joseph, miner, dwl Russ House

Middleton Joseph H., carpenter, dwl E s Capp bet Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth

Middleton Robert, teamster, dwl 219 Ritch

Middleton Robert L., driver Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
SW cor Stevenson & Ecker

lUIDBLETON SAMUEL P. (John Middleton <t Son),
dwl 19 Ellis

Middleton Walter, carpenter, dwl 1239 Folsom, rear

Middleton Walter R., patrolman UnderwTiters' Fire Pa-
trol, SW cor Stevenson and Ecker

Middleton W. H., waiter Palace Hotel

iHIDDLETON A FAKXSWORTH (John Middleton
and E. Seymour Farnsworth), coal, 14 Post

Mides Gold and Silver Minii|g Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
Louis Kaplan secretary, office 27 Merchants' Ex-
change

Midhall John, cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 8^
Freelon

Midon Frank, candy manufacturer and confectioner, 117
Sutter

Mie Ginn (Chinese), boarding, 637-641 Pacific

Mielke Meter (widow), varieties, 416 Fourth

Mienen Diedrick, mariner, dwl 75 Jessie

Mienke John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl W s Po-
trero Av nr Sixteenth

Mier De la Guadalupe (widow), tailoress, dwl 515 Filbert

Mier John, clerk William H. Brown, dwl 5 Bay

Mier Joseph, local policeman, dwl 728 Howard

Mieir Margaret (widow), dwl 513 Pacific

Miers F. A., driver Market St. R. R.

Mierson Augustus {Mierson, Jeivell d- Co.), res Placer-
ville

Mierson, Jewell & Co. (Augiistiis Mierson, Godfrey
Jeivell, and Isaac Levy), clothing and furnishing
goods, 828 and 830 Kearny

Miesegaes Alfred D., draftsman County Assessor's Office,
dwl 1321 Powell

Miesegaes John A., clerk County Assessor's Office, dwl
1153 Mission

Mieyer John, shipcarpenter, dwl W s Iowa nr Yolo

Mieshle Anton, fisherman, dwl 418 Drumm

Miffon Robert, shipcarpenter, dwl NE cor Kearny and
Francisco

Mighell William E. (Stoffer d- M.), dwl 724 Bush

Mignola Domenico, cutlerygrinder, 514 Commercial, dwl
210 Jackson

Magnola Giovanni, cutlerj-grinder, 514 Commercial, dwl
210 Jackson

Mignon Abel, tailor Ferdinand Gilly, dwl 7 Graham PI

Miguel C, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109 Cali-
fornia room 16

Miguer Victor, laborer, dwl 115 Francisco

Mihan J. B. (J. Bryan <t- Co.), dwl 1435 Pacific

Mihochevich George, cook M. P. Milloglav & Bro., dwl
138 Fourth

Mihochevich Peter, porter M. P. Milloglav & Bro., dwl
138 Fourth

Mikkelson Rasmus, refiner Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 19 Downiey

Miklan Anton, tailor Frederick Attinger, dwl 24 Dupont

Mikltlr Frederick, seaman, dwl 16 Washington

Mikulich Charles, chop house, 323 Washington, dwl 810
Green

Mikulicich Antonia, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont

Milan George, fruits, 701 Gearj'

Milan John, janitor Montgomery Block room 110, dwl 925
Washington

Milanini , cook Prescott House, dwl SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Kearny

Milatovich' Anton, dwl N s McAllister bet Van Ness Av
and Polk

Milchs Ezra, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First

Mildran J., conductor Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 209
Keaniy

Milen , dwl 760 Mission

Miles A., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk

Miles Bernard, foreman J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 27 Ellen

Miles Charles, laborer Holland <& Ruppel, dwl 222 Minna

Miles D., dwl 331 O'Farrell

ItllLES EI>WAR1> M., secretary Spring Valley Water
Works, office 516 California, dwl S s Liberty bet Va-
lencia and Guerrero

Miles Fannie I. (widow), dwl 142 Sixth

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

1^ !. P. VAN SCHAACK S: CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Miles Francis, horseshoer O'Neill & McCloskey, dwl 5

Kate
Miles OaiTOtt, shoemaker, dwl 712 Turk
Miles Harriet A. (widow), dwl 67 Gilbert
Miles Huffh, pressman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, dwl 30

Welsh
Miles James E., waiter Palace Hotel
Miles John, laborer John Reynolds, dwl cor Turk and

Twenty-fourth
Miles John" K., a^cnt James Kirk & Co., and E. Schneider

& Co. (Chicajjo, 111.), office 40.1 Front, res Oakland
Miles Josei)h T., (5. F. Co-operative Box Factory), dwl

14 Fifth Av
Miles Lewis, bootmaker, dwl 122 Ellis
Miles .Matthew, contractor, dwl 23 Hawthorne
Miles I'aul, miniuir, otRee and dw^l G0(! Montgomery
Miles R. S. Mrs., teacher Fourth St. Primary School, dwl

14 Fifth Av
Miles S., cook Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Miles S. .\. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl

917 Howard
Miles William F., policeman City Hall, dwl 7 Monroe
Miles. S ■<■ Myles

Slilcsby (Jcorire, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Milestone \\ illiam, third officer stm Orizaba, Broadway

St. Wharf
Milcy Jaitob A., confectioner, dwl 1714 Mason
Miley William, laborer, dwl \V s San Bnmo Road nr Uni-

"vLTsitv Mound College
Milford J.', dwl 424 Ellis

Miliani Giacomo, cook Prescott House, dwl 532 Vallejo
Milicich George, .\u.strian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Milinoviih Nicholas, .Vustrian Benev. Soc, 71 Mew Mont
MILIT.IKY LIKK.lKl', David Wilder secretary and

librarian, office 328 Monfgomerv room 21
Militch 8t«phen {Militch A Seiovicli), dwl 1122 Stockton
Militch & Serovich (Stephen Militch and Theodore Sero-

vifh), fruits, 1122 Stockton
Milkmen's Mutual Aid and Protective Association, office

3.T Eddy
Milla Venti, cigannaker Joseph Perazzo, dwl Green bet

Kearny and Dui)ont
Millan David, carriagepainter H. M. Black & Co., dwl

319 Tehama
Millan John, cigamiaker, dwl 319 Tehama
Millan William J. , painter, dwl 319 Tehama
Millar John, groceries and liquors, 22 Howard
Millar John, saddlery and harness, 305 Davis, res East

Oakland
Millar John E. , searcher records Real Estate Associates,

304 Montgomery, res Oakland
Millard Annie Mrs., "dressmaker, dwl 637 Broadway
Millard Charles, porter Cliff House, Point Lobos Av
Millard Jerome, interpreter Chinese, office 607 Wash
Millaret Thomas, bootmaker, 528 Pacific
MlLLlBDCiE (liEOKfiE M., painter, NE cor Second

and Natoma, dwl 58 Minna
Millen Edward, dwl 513 Ellis
Millen Thomas, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 2641

Mission
Millenberger Carl, dwl 445 Natoma

Miller Mrs., dwl 139 Fourth

Miller , saloonkeeper, dwl 2 Zoe

Miller A., dwl 33 Hinckley

Miller A. B., clerk Bowen Brothers, dwl 731 McAllister

Miller Abraham, dwl 515 Sacramento

iiiller Abram L, janitor Masonic Temple, dwl NW cor

Montgomery and Post
Miller Adam, carpenter, dwl W s Mission Ocean House

Road nr Eighteenth
Miller Adam Jr. , contractor and builder, office 516 Kearny.

dwl cor Bryant and Twenty-third
Miller Adam, carpenter Adam Miller Jr., dwl nr Mount-
ain Spring House
Miller Albert, dwl 120 Fourth
-Miller Albert, cabinetmaker, dwl 281 Minna
MUler Albert, local policeman, dwl cor Washington and

Sansom
MILLER ALBERT, vice-president S. F. Savings Union,

office 532 California, dwl 118 Capp
Miller Albert S., local policeman, dwl 31 Moss
Miller Alexander, tanner, dwl 111 Clinton
Miller Alfonzo W., machinist, dwl 525 Stevenson
Miller Alfred H., jeweler L. Miller & Son, dwl 335 Bush
Miller Andrew (McKenzie ct M.), dwl 519 Bush
Miller Andrew, ironmolder, dwl 521 Howard
Miller Annie J. (widow), dwl 1178 Harrison
-Miller Anton, foreman Cutting Packing Co., dwl 114 Wil-
liam

Miller Anton, planer George W. Swan & Co.

Miller Antonio, laborer, dwl 13 St. Charles PI

Miller Anthony, market, 718 Brannan

Miller .\nthony, tailor Austin I'Mtzgerald, dwl 814 Mont

Miller Anthony W., laborer Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 517i

Miller Albert S. (Miller <fc Wheeler), dwl 208 Clara

Miller Asa U., contractor, dwl 917 Guerrero

Miller Balse, milkman Henry Bruns, dwl cor Fifteenth

and San JoscS Av
Miller Benjamin, laborer John Lennon, NE cor Dolores

and Nineteenth
Miller Bernhard, poultry', game, butter, and egga, 85 and

86 Centre Market, dwl 912 Post
Miller C, dwl 424 Sansom
Miller C, miner, dwl 22 Turk
Miller C. A. , books and stationery, 236 Montgomery, dwl

824 Kearny
Miller C. A., watches and jewelry, 406 Fourth
Miller Carl W., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomerj'
Miller Carleton W., gauger U. S. Internal Revenue, dwl

1400 Polk
Miller Caroline Miss, dressmaker, dwl 655 Howard
Miller Casper, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Miller Catherine (widow), dwl E s York bet Twenty-third

and Twenty-fourth
Miller Cecilia Mrs., furnished rooms, 810 Mission
Miller C. G., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Miller Chandler W., clerk Adolph Lessel, dwl 1800 Powell
Miller Charles, dwl 19 Ellis
Miller Charles, dwl 705^ Mission
Miller Charles (Huntiiu/ton, Hopkins <i- Co.), dwl 1011

Sutter
Miller Charles (Stiller it Co.), dwl SWcor Scott and Fran-
Miller Charles, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., dwl 1111 Mont
Miller Charles, bootmaker Joseph Gutberlet, dwl 14 Scott
Miller Charles, bricklayer, dwl 1220 Folsom, rear
Miller Charles, butcher Abraham Newman, dwl 16 Stock-
ton PI ,
Miller Charles, butcher Hayden & O'Brien, dwl 607 Bryant
Miller Charles, butcher A\liat Cheer House
Miller Charles, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl

825 Brannan
Miller Charles, expressman, dwl Bourbin PI bet Ellis and

Eddy
Miller Charles, foreman carpenter Real Estate Associates,

dwl 1919 Fillmore
Miller Charles, gasfitter Louis Hufschmidt & Bro., dwl

345J Third
Miller Charles, laborer Funcke & Co. , dwl 510 Fulton
Miller Charles, local policeman, dwl 55 Second
Miller Charles, sawyer George W. Swan & Co.
Miller Charles, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Miller Charles, seaman, dwl 407 Pacific
Miller Charles, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San^^Fran-

eisco
Miller Charles, shoemaker, dwl 14 Scott PI
Miller Charles, upholsterer Palace Hotel, dwl 729 Bryant
Miller Charles A., baker, dwl 113 William
Miller Charles A., coppersmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

716 Howard
Miller Charles Adolph, clerk Jacob M. Miller, dwl 506 Fell
Miller Charles Arthur, office 21 Merchants' Exchange, dwl

W s Leavenworth bet Union and Filbert
Miller Charles B., clerk, dwl 1922 Taylor
Miller Charles E. , dwl 219 Minna
Miller Charles E., carpenter, dwl 1919 Fillmore
Miller Charles E., salesman Carolan, Cory & Co., dwl 331

Beale
Miller Charles G., dwl Fremont nr Bryant
Miller Charles H., laborer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 39

Fifth Av
Miller Charles L. Sr., professor, office 405 Kearny, dwl

1315 Stockton
Miller Charles W. , laundryman National Laundry, dwl

S s Seventeenth nr Dolores
Miller Charles W., local policeman, dwl 1211 Union
Miller Conrad, baker Louis Kurz, 215 Second
Miller Conrad, carpenter L. & E. Emanuel, dwl S s Frank

PI nr Mason
Miller Cornelius, laborer Oliver Hinckley, 554 Mission
Miller Cornelius, musician, dwl 549 Mission
Miller David, dwl 1141 Union
Miller David, stonecutter, dwl 8 Miller PI
Miller Dennis, laborer Frear Stone Co., dwl 1010 Natoma
Miller D. F. (M. A. Miller d- Co.), dwl 1210 Mission
Miller Edmund S., carpenter, dwl 429 Shipley

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan

Miller Edward, blacksmith Hermann Langennann, dwl

cor First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Miller Edward F., dwl 148 Sixth
Miller Edward H. Jr. , secretarj- Central Pac. R. R. , office

NE cor Fourth andTownsend, room:iG, dwl940Gear>-
Miller Edwin, deckhand S. S. Kalorama, Pacific St. Wharf
Miller E. F., Ijroker, dwl Nucleu.s House
Miller E. J. Mrs., dwl 1021 Mission, rear
Miller E. L., laborer, dwl 4 Central PI
Miller Eli C, painter, dwl 2830 Howard, nr Twenty-fifth
Miller Elias, dwl 1404 Polk
Miller Elias, caqsenter, dwl 1310 Powell
Miller Elisha S., assistant secretarj' Central Pac. R. R., dwl

940 Geary
Miller Eliza (widow), dwl 140 Polk
Miller E. R., carjJenter, dwl 1142.J Market
Miller Ferdinand, laborer, dwl 649 Folsom
Miller Francis, dwl 439 Bush

Miller Frank, captain schr Hera, Folsom St. Wharf
Miller Frank, driver Central R. R., dwl NW cor Buchanan

and McAllister
Miller Frank G., tailor, 929i Folsom
Miller Frederick, dwl 1310 Powell
Miller Frederick, barkeeper, dwl 227 Chestnut
Miller Frederick, clerk William Asmussen, dwl NW cor

Bryant and Eij.'hth
Miller Frederick, dra.yman A. C. Dietz & Co., dwl E s

South Park Av bet Second and Third
Miller Frederick, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 517 Green
Miller Frederick, milkranch, Waller bet Cole and Stan-

yan
Miller Frederick, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Miller Frederick A. {Miller <i- Sievers), dwl S s Thirteenth

bet Mission and Howard
Miller Frederick D. , painter, dwl 423 Bush
Miller Frederick W., carpenter Louis A. Friehette, dwl 435

Pine
Miller Frederick W., hairdresser, 202 Sutter, dwl 2 Cot-
tage PI
Miller Fritz, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Miller George, dwl cor Stockton and Graham PI
Miller George, dwl 811 Greenwich
Miller George {Alexander Waunh A- Co.), res Oakland
Miller George, bakery, dwl 1216 Pacific
Miller George, blacksmith, dwl 13 College PI
Miller George, bookkeeper Weil & Woodleaf, dwl 1017

JIarket
Miller George, carpenter, dwl 634 Natoma
Miller George, wineroom Palace Hotel
Miller George, clerk, dwl 161 Perry
Miller George, helper Cal. Planing Mills
Miller George, kitchenhand Palace Hotel
Miller George, miner, dwl SE cor Kearny and Com
Miller George, pianist John Huber, dwl SW cor Jackson

and Kearny
Miller George, real estate, dwl 1463 Mason
Miller George, sawjer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factor}', dwl

10 Verona PI
Miller George, shipcarpentor, dwl NW cor Townsend and

Third
Miller George, stocktrader, dwl 811 Greenwich
Miller George E., driver Hose No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl 1802

Stockton
Miller George M. , florist, SW cor Twenty-second and San

Jos6 Av
Miller George W., clerk Wolfe & Son, dwl 2219 Mason
miLLER GEORGE W., hatter, 112 Montgomery, dwl

517 Pine
Miller George W., shipjoiner, dwl 331 Beale
Miller G. L., dwl Russ House
Miller Grant Mrs., furnished rooms, 850 Market
Mi'ler Grant A., machinehand, dwl 850 Market
Miller Gustavus, laborer, 783 Market, dwl 863i Market
Miller H., carpenter stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf
Miller Hamilton, carpenter and builder, 933 Mission
Miller Hartwig L. , dwl 1517 California
Miller H. Clay, cashier Custom House, res Oakland
Miller Henry {Miller A Lux), office 533 Keaniy
Miller Henry, barkeeper Henry Meyer, dwl 1 Pacific
Miller Henry, butcher Jacob Homung, 1005 Pacific
Miller Henry, carpenter, dwl 9 St. Man,''s PI
Miller Henry, cigars and tobacco, cor Market and Tyler,

dwl 1055 Howard
Miller Henry, miner, dwl 22 Turk
Miller Henry, teamster H. T. Holmes & Co. , 16 Market
Miller Henry, with Emile Thurber, dwl 408 Tehama
Miller Henry G., butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,

South S. F.
Miller Henry W. {Miller & Merriman), dwl 55 Second

Miller Henry W., proprietor Delmonico Restaurant, 41
and 43 Second, dwl 207 Kearny

Miller Herman, cook, dwl 1031 Dupont

Miller H. L., veterinary surgeon, dwl 342 Third

Miller H. M. A., clerk Jones & Co., dwl 118 Capp

Miller Horatio, painter, dwl 2830 Howard nr Twenty-
fifth

Miller Hngh, clerk William H. Miller, dwl 28 Potter

Miller Hugh, laborer, dwl 509 Washington

Miller Isaac, patternmaker, dwl 810 Mission

Miller Isaac W., tanner John Connihan, dwl SE cor Sixth
and Brannan

Miller J., dwl 636 Commercial

Miller J., dwl 957 Market

Miller J., brewer, dwl 529 Valencia

Miller J., clerk, dwl 114 Eddy

Miller J. , laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory

Miller J., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long
Bridge

Miller J., miner, dwl 22 Turk

Miller J., woodturner, dwl 64 First

Miller J. Jr., boxmaker George W. Swan & Co.

Miller Jacob, blacksmith Southern Pac. R; R., dwl E s Illi-
nois nr Twentieth

Miller Jacob, master mariner, dwl 27 Freelon

Miller Jacob Filer, dwl 525 Stevenson

Miller Jacob M., manuf show cases, warerooms 1 Spring,
factory and dwl 506 Fell

Miller James, dwl 252 Jessie

Miller James, captain tugboat Wizard, dwl 1108 Mont

Miller James, laborer, dwl 320 Clementina

Miller James, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building

Mitchell James, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Miller James, painter, dwl 16 Prospect PI

Miller James, plasterer, dwl 40 Tehama

Miller James, shipcarpenter, dwl 45 Clementina

Miller James A., clerk Ammon, Caspari & Co., dwl 405
Powell

Miller James A., clerk Muldoon, Walton & Cobb, 307
Montgomery, dwl 132 Sixth

Miller James D., bookkeeper, dwl 224 Minna

Miller James H., carpenter, dwl 701 McAllister

Miller James H., painter Sanford M. Hills, dwl 16 Pros-
pect PI

Miller James L., baker, dwl 617 Mason

Miller James L. Jr., clerk Phelps' Manuf. Co., dwl 617
Mason

Miller James R., driver Swan Brewery, dwl S s Eighteenth
bet Sanchez and Noe

Miller James T., clerk Pac. Transfer Co., dwl 132 Sixth

Miller Jane (widow), dwl 4 Camp nr Second Av

Miller Jane Mrs., dressmaker S. C. Tobin & Co., dwl 1326
Bush

Miller J. C. , dwl 655 Howard

Miller Jennie B. Miss, dwl 634 Natoma

Miller Jeremiah, mining, dwl 1518 California

Miller J. Frank, deputy collector and auditor Custom
House, res Oakland

Miller J. H., dwl 926 Mission

Miller J. H. & Co. {Westley Riphenhurg), liverj' stable,
N s Clark bet Davis and Drumm

Miller J. N., seaman, dwl 7 Washington

Miller John, dwl 662 Howard

Miller John {Miller & Co.), dwl SW cor Francisco and
Pierce

Miller John, brickmason, dwl 411 Jones

Miller John, carver, dwl 607 Linden Av

Miller John, clerk, dwl 1337 Dupont

Miller John, engineer Columbia Foundry, dwl E 3 Ver-
mont nr Humboldt

Miller John, engineer James E. Mitchell & Co., dwl W s
Fillmore bet Turk and Eddy

Miller John, jeweler Koehler & Ritter, dwl 614 Greenwich

Miller John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills

Miller John, liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and Steuart

Miller John, porter Rouse & Laws, dwl 320 Davis

Miller John, real estate, dwl 429 Sixth

Miller John, sailmaker Christian C. Funk, dwl 1226 Bush

Miller John, seaman, dwl W s Columbia bet Twenty-fifth
and Twentj'-sixth

Miller John, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific

Miller John, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.

Miller John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton

Miller John, waiter, dwl 21 Turk

Miller John, waiter F. W. Haubrich, 623 Commercial

Miller John, wines and liquors, 1.39 Beale

Miller John Charles, carriagemaker Plath & KitzmuUer,
dwl 1723 Sutter

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Good

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Miller John D., carriagemaker Jean B. Arfort, dwl 1328

California, rear
Miller John D., wheelwright, dwl 1324 Pacific
Miller John D., clerk, dwl 1110 Montgomery
Miller John P., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Miller John F., janitor City Paving Co.'s Office, dwl 14

Aubnrn
IMILLEK JOnN F., president Alaska Commercial Co.
{and nutchingon, Kohl, Philippens ifc Co.), office 310
Sansom, res Napa
Miller John F., wharfbnilder, dwl 525 Sixth
Miller John H. (J. II. Miller d- Co.), dwl 26 Clinton
Miller John H. , janitor, dwl 13 Selina PI
Miller John Jacob, barrel and junk dealer, dwl 1114 Har-

riKon
Miller John P. G., bookkeeper, dwl .538 Folsom
Miller John AV. {.^rlll>^r & Hall), res Oakland
Miller John \V. , bricklayer, dwl 411 Jones
Miller John W., teamster Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

IJuchanan and Bay
Miller Joseph, laborer, dwl 0 Oak

Miller Joseph, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 183 Jes-
sie
Miller Joseph P., carpenter, dwl 14 Turk
Miller Joseph W., woodturner, dwl 512 Bush
Miller Josephine Miss, teacher Union Grammar School,

dwl 1310 Powell
Miller Julius B., silversmith Koehler & Ritter, dwl 619

Bush
Miller K. Mrs. , janitress Fairmount and West End Schools
Miller L. & Son (LouU Miller Jr.), manufacturing jewel-
ers, 335 Bush
Miller Laura B. Miss, furnished rooms, 529 Gearj'
Miller Lawrence, master mariner, dwl 110 Park Av
Miller Lawrence E., compositor D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl

031 Sacramento
Miller Leo, painter, dwl 529 Fourth
Miller Leonard, butcher Charles Lundt, dwl 145 Silver
Miller Leopold, butcher David Wolf, dwl 419 Eddy
Miller Lewis, porter Bachman Bros., dwl 926 Mission
Miller Lorenz, upholsterer, dwl 119 Olive Av
Miller Louis, dwl 718 Brannan
Miller Louis (L. Miller & Son), res Alameda
Miller Louis, butcher F. W. Zecher, dwl 1817J Powell
Miller Louis, co k Martens Bros. & Co., dwl SE cor

Shasta and Michigan
Miller Louis, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 905J Bryant
Miller Louis, student, dwl 29 Morton
Miller Louis, upholsterer, dwl Nucleus House
Miller Louis, waiter, dwl W s Vallejo bet Jones and

Florence
Miller Louis, woodturner Andrew Frei, dwl 112 Clinton
Miller Louis Jr. (L. Miller d- Son), dwl 335 Bush
Miller Louise (widow), dwl 517 Green
Mills Luther, cook, dwl 16 Virginia
Miller M. Miss, t«acher San Bruno School
Miller M. A. Mrs., millinery, 8 Fifth
Miller M. A. & Co. (D. F. Miller), advertising agents, 608

JIarket and 9 Post
Miller Maggie Mrs. , nurse, dwl 1517 Dupont
Miller Margaret, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Miller Margaret (widow), liquor saloon, 027 Pacific, dwl

SW cor Pacific and Dupono
Miller Mark A. (M. A. Miller <(- Co.), dwl 608 Market
Miller Martin T., sash and blindmaker Excelsior Mills,

dwl 2104 Folsom
Miller Mary (widow), dwl 38 Louisa
Miller Mary, shirtmaker Neustadter Brothers, Gough bet

Grove and Hayes
Miller Mary J. Mrs. , dressmaker, 509 Jones
Miller M. B., dwl 423 O'Farrell

Miller M. C. , compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 408 Green-
wich
Miller Michael, champagne packer, dwl 412 Folsom, rear
Miller Minor W., dwl 1203 Leavenworth
Miller M. J. Mrs., dressmaker, 611 Post
Miller Morgan, dwl 1821 Stockton
Miller Moritz, dwl 612 Jackson
Miller Morris, barkeeper, dwl 16 Lafayette PI
Miller Munroe, compositor, dwl SE cor Taylor and Green-
wich
Miller N., miner, dwl 12 Ellis
Miller Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 3 August Alley
Miller Noble B., bookkeeper H. Allen Mayhew, 208 Davis
Miller Otto J., barber Charles Born, dwl 417 Post
Miller P., dwl 636 Commercial
Miller Pauline Miss, dwl 1404 Polk

Miller Peter, bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly & Co., res Oak-
land

Miller Peter, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl Lewis PI
bet Taylor and .Tones

Miller Peter, seaman, dwl 415 Hlast

Miller Peter C, salesman Henry LUcke, dwl 1220 Kearny

Miller Peter C. , stevedore, dwl 23^ Silver

Miller H., carpenter, dwl 116 Jones

Miller Hacile J., carpenter, dwl IJ Rausch

Miller Randolph C, clerk Charles L. Dinglev, dwl 114i
Turk

Miller R. B., compositor Evening Bulletin, res Oakland

Miller Richard, seaman schr Uncle Abe, Jackson St. Wharf

Miller Roman, carpenter, dwl 5 Pollard PI

Miller R. T., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Colima

Miller Rudolph A., tanner Oswald Krenz, dwl W s San
Bnmo nr Thirtieth

Miller Samuel, tourist agent Central Pac. R. R. Co., office
3 New Montgomery, dwl 618 Grove

Miller Sarah J. (widow), dwl 43 South Park

Miller Sarah E. Miss, teacher Broadway Primary School,
dwl 104 A'alencia

Miller Sebastian, dwl 243 Second

Miller Sebastian, carpenter, dwl 909 Keamy

Miller Solomon M. (Spruance, Stanley <fc Co.), res Oak-
land

Miller Stephen B. , dwl 28 Potter

Miller Thomns, barkeeper Mannix & Connors

Miller Tliomas, laborer, dwl 1729 Market

Miller Thomas, seaman, dwl 258 Steuart

Miller Thomas S. , real estate, dwl 1208 Leavenworth

Miller Ulrick, clerk Charles Mathe, dwl 827^ Folsom

Miller \V., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 Howard

Miller Washington J. {Miller & Co.), 10 Davis

Miller William, dwl 508 Green

Miller William, 616 California

Miller William, cabinetmaker, dwl 357 Jessie

Miller William, carpenter, dwl 12 John

Miller William, cook stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf

Miller William, deputy sheriff, dwl 1723 Sutter

Miller William, hackman. Plaza, dwl 2 White nr Vallejo

Miller William, hairdresser, dwl 35 Morton

Miller William, laborer Adonica Fulton, dwl Minnesota nr
Gas Works

Miller William, laborer Golden City Chemical Works, dwl
110 Clinton

Miller William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor
E'ghth and Bryant

Miller William, liquor saloon, 731 Davis

Miller William, lumbennan, dwl 1414 Kearny, rear

Miller William, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 824J Pac

Miller William, salesman A. P. Hotaling & Co., dwl 611
Post

Miller William, shipcarpenter, dwl 29 Clarence PI

Miller William, stevedore, dwl 8 Frederick

Miller William, teamster George Meyer, dwl 1142 Mission

Miller William, turner William Heney, 109 Mission

Miller William Jr., student Heald's Business College

Miller William B., driver R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 115 Na-
toma

MILLER WILLIAM C, apothecary, 1124 Stockton,
dwl 1516 Powell

Miller William C, butcher William L. Brackett, dwl 206
Steuart

Miller William H., carriageblacksmith Plath & Kitzmul-
ler, dwl 1723 Sutter

Miller Wil'iam H., cashier and deputy county tax collec-
tor, dwl 324 Jessie

Miller William H., wood and coal, 28 Potter

Miller William J., laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
dwl 111 Clinton

Jliller William L. , laborer, dwl Potrero Point

Miller William, musician, dwl 402 Green

Miller Wilson S., plumber G. & W. Snook, dwl 715 Filbert

Miller W. N. , dwl Lick House

Miller & Co. {Charles Miller and John Miller), milk-
ranch, SW cor Scott and Francisco

Miller & Co. {Washington J. Miller and James P.
Hulme), commission wool and grain, 10 Davis

Miller & Hall {John W. Miller and Abraham Hall),ha,y,
grain, and seed, 21 and 23 Spear

Miller & Lux (Henry Miller and Charles Liix), whole-
sale butchers, S s First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F.,
office 533 Keamy

Miller & Merriman {Henry W. Miller and Richard Mer-
riman), asphaltumroofers, 330 Pine room 31

MILLER »1' SIEVERS, {Frederick A. Miller and
John H. Sievers), florists, 25 Post

Miller & Wheeler {A . S. Miller and Samuel Wheeler),

bakerj', NE cor Shipley and Sixth
Miller. See Millar

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion onres Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery oor. Mercliani

Millerick Michael, laborer, dwl 17J Fifth Av

Millett Edward v., collector S. F'. Bulletin Co., dwl 504

Kearny
Millett George F., compositor Women's Co-operative

Printing' Union, dwl 117 Mason
Millett P. C, school teacher, dwl Railroad House
Millg-ate Mary L. (widow), seamstress, dwl 99 Stevenson
Millidge Margaret A. (widow), dwl 212.J Perry
Milligtin Andrew, clerk Palace Hotel, dwl 570 Minna
Milligan Caleb, blacksmith Phelps Manuf. Co., dwl 16

Tehama
Milligan Charles, clerk, dwl 14 Dale PI
Milligan Cobb, blacksmith, dwl 1810 Larkin
Milliyan Ellen L. Miss, fancy goods, 14 Second, (Grand

Hotel)
Milligan John, bookkeeper Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph

Co., dwl 14 Dale PI
Milligan Mary A. Miss, saleswoman Miss Ellen L. Milli-
gan, dwl 14 Second
Milligan Peter, clerk Evening Post, dwl 14 Dale PI
Milligan S. P. , baggage agent Pacific Transfer Co., 110

Sutter
Milligan Thomas, foreman Chase & Wolf, dwl SW cor

Battery and Green
Milligan Thomas, mason, dwl 314 O'FaiTell
Milliken Frank C, dwl W s Castro bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
MMilvBIIiEN ISAAC T., mining and real-estate agent,

302 Jlontgomery, and agent C. B. Evaiis' Mantels and

Grates, 109 Stockton, dwl 863 Mission
Milliken John, mining, dwl 1142;V Market
Milliken K. H., laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co.
Milliken Thomas, seaman, dwl 306 Main
Milliken William H., lumber surveyor, dwl Ws Castro

bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Milliman M. E. Mrs., dwl 228 Post
Millington S. Jr., musician, dwl 105^ Fifth
Millington S. J., teacher dancing, 310 O'Farrell, dwl lOSJ

Fifth
Millis Ferdinand, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Millman N. G., painter, 322 Sixteenth, dwl 708 Seven-
teenth
Millmeister Henry, salesman Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 9 Laskie
Millmeister William, cabinetmaker Teubner & Hoffman,

dwl 9 Laskie
Millner John F., salesman Sanderson & Horn, dwl 917

O'Farrell
Millner William, wheelwright Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl

1205 Filbert
Mills A. , carpenter, dwl 8 Antonio
Mills Andrew, plumber Shepard Bros., dwl Fifteenth Av

bet M and Railroad Av, South S. F.
Mills Benjamin F. (White <!: 3/".), dwl 7 Mason
Mills C. G., waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Mills Charles, cardriver, dwl 710 Clementina
Mills Charles, cigarmaker Diez, Bertz & Co., dwl NE cor

Harrison and Tenth
Mills Charles .!., bookkeeper J. C.Johnson & Co., dwl

Nucleus House
Mills David J. (Afills <£; Evans), dwl 320 Fulton
MILLS D. O., president Bank of California, office NW

cor Cal and Sansom, res Milbrae, San Mateo Co.
Mills E. , dwl Commercial Hotel
Mills E. T., collector Grocer Publishing Co., dwl NE cor

Second and Folsom
Mills F., dwl 29 Turk
Mills Francis H. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl Railroad Av nr

Salinas
Mills Frank, butcher William Merkelbach, dwl 1511 Dup
Mills Frederick, junk, dwl 108 Colton
Mills Frederick, liquors, dwl 1327 Pacific
Mills F. W., assistant engineer Pacific Mall S. S. City of

Pekin
Mills George, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Mills George E., mining engineer, dwl 320 Sansom room 6
Mills Henry, artist, dwl 33 Eddy
Mills H. W., dwl 740 Mission
Mills James, elevator Palace Hotel
Mills James, local policeman, dwl Racine House, 1023

Kearny
Mills James, pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl 218 Union
Mills James, stevedore, dwl E s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Mills John, dwl 366 Minna

Mills Joseph, conductor Central R. R., dwl 129 Sixth
Mills Lewis, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.
Mills Luther, cook George M. Gardner, dwl 16 Virginia
Mills Mary C. G. Mrs., dwl 509 Bush
Mills M. v., engineer, dwl Overland House

Mills Patrick, stableman Central R. R.

Mills Peter, butcher, dwl SE cor McAllister and Octavia

Mills Philo {MillK & Leak), dwl 14 Second Av

Mills Robert, fancy glass stainer and cutter, 118 Main,

dwl 219 Dupont, rear
Mills Samuel, carriagemaker Jesus E. Lopez, dwl 530

Mission
Mills Samuel C, bookkeeper Hickox & Spear, dwl 971

Harrison
Mills Sarah (widow), seamstress, dwl 1134 Pacific
Mills S. D., special agent U. S. Treasurj-, office Custom

House third floor, dwl 104 Clay
Mills Visiglio, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Mills Warren H., attorney at law, dwl 608 Ellis
Mills William, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

733 Market
Mills William, expressman, dwl 2 Annie
Mills William L. B. , dwl NE cor Second and Folsom
Mills & Evans (David J. Mills and William, W. Evans),

importers carriages and wagons, 506 Market
Mills & Gibb (New York), manufacturers' agents, Wel-

wood Murray agent, office 120 Svitter, room 39
Mills & Leak (Philo Mills and Mon Leak) importers and

wholesale dealers gloves, 539 Market
Millspaugh George, laborer George Roundey, 234 Fifth
Millstead S. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 558 Natoma
Millzner Henry, clerk Leopold Millzner, dwl 907 Jackson
Millzner Leopold, watches and jewelry, NE cor Keaniy

and Sacramento, and 622 Kearny, dwl 907 Jackson
Milne Alexander O., foreman Evening Bulletin, dwl 933

Howard
Milne George (Bush <fc M.), dwl 915 Pierce
Milne James (James Milne li; Co.), dwl 442 Berry
Milne James & Co., proprietors Eureka Wool Co., W s

Main nr Harrison
Milne John B., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co., 108

Front
Milne W. P., barkeeper Noel & Vincent, dwl 434i Tehama
Milo Cigar Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 744 Wash
Miloglav Edward C. , Austrian Benev. Soc. , 155 New Mont
Miloglav Michael P. (M. P. Miloglav & Bro.), dwl 138

Fourth
Miloglav M. P. & Bro. (Peter P. Miloglav), restaurant,

138 Fourth
Miloglav N. C, porter M. P. Miloglav & Bro., dwl 138

Fourth
Miloglav Nicholas P., restaurant, SE cor Battery and Pac
Miloglav Peter P. (M. P. Miloglav & Bro.), dwl 138

Fourth
Milott Charles, clerk C. M. Volkman & Co., dwl 907 Stock
Milroy Robert B., foreman receiving shed Central Pac. R.

R., dwl 17A Sumner
Milroy William, freight clerk, dwl 207 Powell
Miltenberger Charles, clerk Judge Advocate U. S. A., dwl

445 Natoma
Milton John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Milton Mining and Water Co., Henry P. Pichoir secre-
tary, office 40 California
Milton T. Slocomb, clerk, dwl 428 Sutter
Milton T. S., dwl 511 Post
Milton Williairi, junkdealer, 25 Mission
Milwood John, stevedore, dwl 12 Stanford, rear
Mily Munro, waiter Francisco Garcia
Milz Peter, butcher Henry A. Zeiss, dwl SE cor McAllis-
ter and Octavia
Minahan Cornelius, mate bark Revere, Pacific St.WTiarf
Minahan P., hostler Omnibus R. R. Co. Stable
Minchin James, miner, dwl 435 Pine
Minckler Seth T., salesman E. A. Fargo & Co., dwl 131

Montgomery
Mindeleflf Dimetry, prof, chemistry and metallurgy, of-
fice 328 Montgomery room 19, "dwl Lick House
Mindeleff Reduction Co. , James R. Smedberg secretarj',

office 328 Montgomery room 19
Mindham James, salesman Preston & McKinna, dwl 154

Tehama
Mine Mateus, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 15 Decatur
Mine William, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
MinearAsby P., mining, office 405^ California, dwl 609

Taylor
Mineata Mining Co. (Inyo Co. Cal.), D. F. Verdenal secre-
tary, office 409 California
Minehan Thomas, millhand L. & E. Emanuel, dwl W s

Chepultapec nr Cortland Av, Bernal Heights
Minehan Patrick, teamster, 37 Freelon
Mincn Anton, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Tokio, dwl

39 Jackson
Miner Alexander, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

MIN

581

MIT

Miner Charles, laborer, dwl 701 O'Fan'cU

Miner Eihvard E., macliinist, thvl '24 Second Av

Miner (icorjje, bootpolislier, 701 Howard

Miner (ieorge VV., painter, dwl 214 Franklin

Miner Henry, plasterer, dwl SE cor Twenty-fourth and

liryant
Miner Horatio N., physician, office and dwl 603 Jackson
Miner Loran, laborer Samuel Mcliowell, dwl 13 Sixth
Miner O. F., inspector Cnstoni House, dwl 331 Mont
Miner Peter, seaman, dwl 45 Saorameuto
Jliner Terrence, waiter Michael Wappel, dwl 280 Jessie
Miner Thomas E., hay, ^'r.iin, etc., 3S Spear, dwl 511

Franklin
Mineral Fork Mining and Smelting Co. (Utah), Richard

1!. Noves secretary, office 410 California room 27
9IIXKKS* FOIIIVURY, Angell, Palmer & Co. proptrs,

237-251 First
Miners' Protective Association, 417 Bush
Miners' Restaurant, P. B. Berjfcs & Co. proptrs, 529 and

531 Commercial and 737 Market
Minert Heniy, plasterer, dwl E s Bryant bet T\venty-

fourth and Twentv-fifth
MIXKBiV.l IIOI SB':. William Bendt proptr, 123 Jack
Jlines Sanniel, inoUlcr Ray iV Morrill, dwl 227 Second
Mineses M., dwl 1320 Stockton
Mingham Kobert \V., dwl 1100 Powell
Mingiven Michael, waiter, dwl 405 Clementina
Mini Rudolph, Swiss Benev. Soc., 627 Commercial
Minifie Charles G., clerk Daniel Winter, dv.'l 832 Howard
Minihan C. M. Mrs. (widow), dwl 35i Freelon
Minihan Patrick, teamster, dwl 37 Freelon
Ml\l.\<i AXI> SCIENTIFM" PR KSS (scientific week-
ly), Dewey & Co. publishers and proptrs, office 224

Saiisom, editorial rooms 414 Clay
Jliniter Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 214 Broadway
Minjo Bros. {Joseph and Lewis), poultrj- and eggs, 422

Clay
Minjo Joseph {Minjo Bros.), dwl Broadway nr Mason
Minjo Lewis {Minjo JSco*-.), dwl Jlont Coiirt nr Broadway
Mink Charles, carpenter, dwl E s Dora nr Brjant
Mink Peter J., bootmaker A. Jacques, dwl 1715 Leav
Minkel Christian, milkman, dwl W s Baker bet Bay and

Beach
Minn Jacob, dwl 330 Sutter
Minna Street House, Mrs. Catharine Daly proprietress, 28

Minna
Minnehan John W., boxmaker Racouillat & Gillmore,

dwl 35i Freelon
Minnemeyer George W., clerk D. Canty & Co., dwl 1309

Webster
Minnie William H. F., engineer Southern Pac. R. R.,dwl

8 Rondel PI
Minoletti Giovanni, pastry cook N. Giamboni & Co., dwl

600 Broadway
Minogue Mathew, laborer, dwl S s California bet Octavia.

and Laguna
Minor Butler B., mining secretarj-, office 309 Montgomery

room 49, dwl W s Folsom bet 'Twenty -first and Twen-
ty-second
Minor J. J., mason New City Hall
Minor John T., shipjoiner, dwl 540 Mission
MI.\OR 8l>IO\' B., wines and liquors, 13 Third, dwl

17 Third
Minor William C. {Minor <fc Walsh), dwl NE cor Leaven-
worth and Tyler
Minor & Walsh {William C. Minor and John Walsh),

sale and exchange stable, NE cor Leavenworth and

Tyler
Mint Exchange, E. Chielovich & Co. proprietors, 877

Market
Mint Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), David

T. Jennings, secretary, office 401 California
Mint Saloon, Noei & Vincent proprietors, 605 Commercial
Minter Charles, baker AVesterfeld & Page, dwl 5 Folsom

Minturn Elizabeth J. (widow), dwl 913 Battery
Mintm-n John, sergeant-at-arms Pac. Stock Exchange,

dwl 1761 Howard
Minturn Matthew, expressman, cor Fourth and Bluxome,

dwl W s Missouri nr Mariposa
Minturn Thomas, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.
Minturn Thomas, stairbuilder Sanborn & BjTnes
Hinturn W., stonecutter, dwl 3 King
Mintz Henrj', cattle dealer, dwl 622 Stevenson
Miocevich Antonio, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont
Miocevich George, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Miocevich Michael, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Miozzi Bernard, milkranch, NE cor Lombard and Frank-
lin

Miramonte Carmen, dressmaker, dwl 526 Vallejo
Miramontc Cesario, carj)enter, dwl 526 Vallcjo
Miranda A., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Miranda Kamon, cigamiaker, dwl 1,520 Stockton
.MIIMSOMI': <;iOVAN'i\I, dancing academy, 429 Post
Mirofsky Charles, bake-ovcnmaker, dwl 619 Pacific
Mirow Frank, cal)inelniaker West Coast Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 140 Shipley
Mirow George, cabinetniakerWest Coast Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 1)60 Folsom
Mirow M. Mrs., upholsteress West Coast Furniture Manuf.

Co, , dwl 007 Folsom
Mirtil Samuel, butcher John Robl, dwl 807 Filbert
Miscal Thomas, horseshoer, dwl 27 Fifth Av
Misch Hermann, milkman, dwl 1515 Mission
Misch Leonard, tailor Lithauer & Co., dwl 719 Clay
Miscus (^'hristopher, tanner, dwl S s Serpentine Av nr

Alabama
Misfcldt Henry, laborer, dwl NE cor Larkin and Chestnut
Misgill John, japanner John Lee, dwl 1705 Ellis
Misgill Timothy F., horseshoer, 815 Market, dwl 1705 Ellis
Mish Barrow (P. Mish it Son), dwl 317 Hyde
Mish P. & Son {Barrow Mish), importers millinery and

straw goods, 539 Market
Mish Phineas {P. Mi.^h d: Son), res New York
Mish Samuel G., bookkeeper P. Mish & Son, dwl 606

Geary
Miskel Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 18 Tyler
Miskel Michael, marblepolisher, dwl 18 Tyler
Miskel Thomas, horseshoer Timothy F." Misgill, dwl 27
Fifth Av

Missini , musician, dwl 1023 Kearny

Missini Jenny Mrs. , dwl 11 Union PI

Missini Pauline Miss, dressmaker Rosa Casassa, dwl 11

Union PI
Mission and Ocean Beach Macadamized Road Co., William

S. Fitch president, office 151J- Silver
Mission Bay Bridge Co., J. L. Willcutt secretary, office NE

cor Fourth and Townsend, room 68
9II8.SION BAY '%VAREHOir»^E, Isaac Friedlander

proprietor, Long Bridge, foot Fourth
Mission Frank, restaurant, dwl NE cor Dupont and Vallejo
nil^.SIOX ROCK WHARF AK» WAREH®1 SE,

H. B. Tichenor & Co. proprietors, office 42 Market
Mission Soap and Candle Works, Morgenthau & Levensou

proptrs, Sixteenth bet Fol and Har, office 108 Bush
Mission Street House, Alois Higel proptr, 520 Mission
MISSION STREET WHARF, foot Mission
MISSION WOOLEX MILLS, depot 517-519 Market,

factory E s Folsom bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Mississippi Vallej' Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (Mem-
phis), Farnsworth & Clark agents, 426 California
Missler Benno, mining expert, dwl 519 Pacific
Missouri Pacific R. R., C. W. Hawks general agent Pacific

Coast, office 4 New Montgomery, Palace Hotel
Missouri Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.), Ford

H. Rogers secretarj', office 330 Pine, room 28
Mistre Simeon, coppersmith and tinsmith, 812 Montgom-
ery, dwl 87 Montgomery Block
Mitau John G., dwl 1917 Sacramento

Mitchell , dwl 730 Harrison

Mitchell A. , laborer, dwl 6 Bartol

Mitchell Albert G., clerk Post-office, dwl 116 Prospect PI

Mitchell Albert N., salesman Hasey & Lancaster, dwl 12 j

Sherman
Mitchell Andrew, clerk, dwl 108 Turk
Mitchell Ann Mrs., dwl 221 Minna
Mitchell Benjamin, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, res

Oaklan I
Mitchell Bridget (widow), dwl 16 Stockton PI
Mitchell Bridget A. (widow), dwl 54 Everett
Mitchell C, dwl 863i Market
Mitchell C, carpenter, dwl 107 Turk
Mitchell Carrie Mi-s., cigarmaker, 1204 Pacific
Mitchell Catherine A. (widow), dwl W s Alabama bet

Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Mitchell C. H., captain bark Mary Glover, office pier 10

Steuart
Mitchell Charles, carpenter Sanford M. Hills
Mitchel Charles, fancy goods, 1429i Dupont
Mitchell Charles, laborer, dwl S s' Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sanson!
Mitchell Charles, laborer Frear Stone Co., dwl 22i Blux-
ome
Mitchell Charles, master mariner, dwl 947 Folsom
Mitchell Charles, waiter, dwl 24 Valparaiso
Mitchell Charles J. , delivery clerk Western Union Tele-
graph Co., dwl 437 Clementina
Mitchell E. Miss, dwl 231 Green

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

r. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

MIT

582

MIT

Mitchell Edward, gardener, dwl 136 Fern Av

Mitchell Edward, wood and coal, 482 Sixth, dwl 434 Sixth

Mitchell Edward H., seaman schr Sophia Johnson^ Wash-

injjton St. Wharf
Mitchell Emma Miss, dwl 1014 Montnfomery
Mitchell Fabian, cloaks and suits, 30S Kearny
Jlitchell Fannie (widow), dwl 839 Mission
Mitchell Ferdinand, hairdresser, dwl 51 Natoma
Mitchell Frances A. Mrs., dwl 430 Green
Jlitchell Francis, contractor, dwl 753 Folsom
Mitchell Francis J., carpenter, dwl '2036 Folsom
DUTCH I':i>L FRAXK, liquor saloon, 1100 Market, dwl

1032 Market
Mitchell Frank, miner, dwl 116 Turk
Mitchell Frank, restaurant, Polk bet Pacific and Bd^vy
Mitchell Frank P., upholsterer David Boner, dwl 532 Val-

lejo
Mitcliell Frederick, boatman W. J. Pinkney, dwl 1 How
Mitchell G., bellman Palace Hotel
Mitchell George, plumber, dwl 22 Turk
Mitchell George A., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 12

Salmon Alley
Mitchell George H., broker, office 318 Cal, dwl 422 Second
Mitchell George J., bookkeeper Treadwell & Co., dwl 605

Steiner
Mitchell Gold and Silver Mining Co., office 507 Montgom-
ery room 7
Mitchell Harold Dewherst, draftsman Wright & Sanders,

dwl 734 Sixteenth
Mitchell Henry, signpainter Koch & Rogers, dwl 3 Miles

Court
Mitchell Henry, stonecutter, dwl 3 King
Mitchell Henry K., attorney at law, dwl 1122 Pine
Mitchell J. , dwl 636 Commercial
Mitchell James, dwl 112 Sixth
Mitchell James, dwl 224 O'Farrell
Mitchell James, carpenter, dwl 771 Harrison
Mitchell James, carpenter, dwl 129 Silver
Mitchell James, expressman, cor Pacific and Stockton,

dwl E s Himmelmann PI
Mitchell James, laborer, dwl 136 Natoma
Mitchell James, carpenter, dwl NW cor Third and BeiTy
Mitchell James A., contractor, dwl 753 Folsom
Mitchell James E. {Jamas E. Mitchell & Co.), dwl 23

Seventh
Mitchell James E. & Co., carpet-brushing and beating

machine, 23 Seventh
Mitchell James H., dwl 2226 Howard
Mitchell James J., pressman Alta California, dwl 1805 J

Stockton
Mitchell James John, clerk Thomas Frowley, dwl 1023

Howard
Mitchell James Scott, porter Lecount Brothers
Mitchell J. K., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Go's Wharf
Mitchell John, boxmaker, dwl 1217 Kearny
Mitchell John, carpenter, dwl 9 Miles PI
Mitchell John, dairyman, dwl E s Castro nr Eighteenth
Mitchell John, farmer, E s Mission and Ocean Beach

Road, one-half mile N of junction
Mitchell John, farmer, S s and nr Laguna Honda
Mitchell John, foreman Casebolt & Son, dwl 1208 Pac
Mitchell John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fifth and

Shipley, dwl 106 Shipley
Mitchell John, laborer Eclipse Bakery, dwl Alta PI nr

Union
Mitchell John, painter, dwl 37 Everett
Mitchell John, painter H. M. Rosekrans, dwl 437 Clem
Mitchell John, teamster Lyons & Grennell, dwl S s Solano

nr Hampshire
Mitchell John C, insurancebroker, office 425 California,

dwl 813 Grove
Mitchell John D., farmer, N s and nr Lagvina Honda
Mitchell John X>., physician, office and dwl 2213 Larkin
Mitchell John F., groceries and liquors, NW cor Hyde

and Post, dwl 701 Hyde
Mitchell John H., cigars, dwl 421 Hyde
Mitchell John H., foreman Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl

1805i Stockton
Mitchell John J., chaimiaker, dwl 169 Silver
Mitchell John J., painter, dwl 37j Garden
Mitchell John R., stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl 29

Alta PI
Mitchell John S. , clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel
Mitchell Joseph, billiardmaker, dwl 627 Green, rear
Mitchell Joseph, drayman, dwl N s Twenty-second bet

Shotwell and Howard
Mitchell Joseph, helper, dwl .313 Main
Mitchell Joseph, marblepolisher James Roche, dwl 919

Bryant

Mitchell Joseph, waiter Pacific Club, dwl 3 Miles Court

Mitchell Joseph, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Montana

Mitchell K., clerk, dwl 633 O'Farrell

Mitchell Louis, dwl 1 Central PI

Mitchell Lucy Mrs. (widow), dwl 339 Tehama

Mitchell Mary, domestic, 700 California

Slitchell Mary Ann (widow), dwl 1805^ Stockton

Mitchell Mathew, seaman, dwl 8 Jackson

Mitcliell Michael, seaman, dwl 17 Vallejo

Mitchell Michael J., plumber, d.vl 435 Pine

Mitchell Owen D., clerk Francois A. Rouleau, dwl 400
Geary

Mitchell P., asphaltumroofer, 207 Stevenson

Mitchell Patrick, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 2 Gard-
ner PI

Mitchell Patrick, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1506
Powell

Mitchell Patrick, clerk Peter Mitchell, dwl NW cor Gil-
bert and Brannan

Mitchell Patrick, farmer, San Jos6 Road nr St. Mary's
College

Mitchell Patrick, laborer, dwl 139 Minna

Mitchell Peter, dwl 141 Clara

Mitchell Peter, groceries and liquors, NW cor Brannan
and Gilbert

Mitchell Peter, waiter, dwl 529 Pine

Mitchell Peter I., clerk, dwl 316 Fifth

Mitchell Phosbe Mrs., dwl 509 Brannan

Mitchell Richard, poulterer, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom

Mitchell Robert, brickmason, office NE cor Kearny and
Bush, dwl 14 Antonio

Mitchell Robert, laborer, dwl 54 Sacramento

Mitchell Robert, porter A. C. Dietz & Co., 224 Front

Mitchell Robert, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont

Mitchell Robert G., salesman D. E. Allison, dwl 49 Sacra-
mento

Mitchell Samuel, dwl 444 Green

Mitchell Samuel P., dwl 30 Russ

Mitchell Simeon C, master mariner, dwl 2230A^ Mission

Mitchell Snyder, painter, dwl 813 Grove

Mitchell Solomon, fruit dealer, dwl 1337 Dupont, rear

Mitchell Thomas, dwl 516 Greenwich

Mitchell Thomas, carpenter, dwl W s Ellis nr Devisadero

Mitchell Thomas, carpenter, dwl NW cor Devisadero and
O'Farrell

Mitchell Thomas, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 8 Morse

Mitchell Thomas, laborer, dwl 37j Garden

Mitchell Thomas, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Mitchell Thomas, laborer H. F. Williams, res Goat Island

Mitchell Thomas, superintendent Pacific Wool-Scouring
Co., dwl 734 Sixteenth

Mitchell Thomas Addison, clerk Pacific Insurance Agency,
313 California, res Oakland

Jlitchell Thomas Mrs., proprietress Mitchell House, 132
Sixth

Mitchell Thomas ¥., dwl SW cor Mason and Green

Mitchell Thomas F. , carpenter, dwl cor Utah and Yolo

Mitchell Walter S., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Tokio

Mitchell William, cashier S. F. Bulletin Co., dwl 318
Lombard

Mitchell William, carpenter, dwl 351 Jessie

Mitchell W'illiam, clerk letter department Wells, Fargo &
Co., dvi'l cor Alabama and Twenty -second

Mitchell William, laborer, dwl 54 First

Mitchell William, longshoreman, dwl 313 Main

Mitchell William, marblepolisher John Daniel & Co., dwl
435 Pine

Mitchell William, plasterer, dwl 13 Grand Av

Mitchell William, porter, dwl 1316 Pacific

Mitchell William, sailmaker O. & O. S. S. Gaelic

Mitchell William, teamster, dwl 533 Commercial

Mitchell William, teamster A. N. Grant, dwl San Bruno
Road nr Thirtieth

Slitchell William F. , cashier H. Gerke, dwl 132 Bartlett

nUTt'IIELL WILLIAM H,, wholesale and retail
wines and liquors, 12 Oregon nr Battery, dwl 2728
Howard

Mitchell William M., barkeeper Hocking & Peters, dwl
808 Mission

Mitchell William S., collector Spring Valley Water W. Co.,
dwl 1312 Guerrero

Mitchener J., dwl 409 Stevenson

Mitchkns Frederick H., chainmaker Hubash, Kutz & Co.,
dwl 169 Silver

Mitchkns Jacob, dwl 169 Silver

Mitchkus John J., jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl 169
Silver

BEAMISH'S— Importer Purnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Market.

. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

MITCH LER GOTTLIEB, commission merchant and
denier Oregon produce, 213 Clay, dwl NW cor Sacra-
mento and Jones

Mitchner M. W., carjjenter California Planing liills

Mitdanic Gustava iirs. , matron California Stiite Woman's
Hospital, dwl NW cor Twelfth and Howard

Mithan Martin, hostler Sutter St. K. 11., dwl 1023i Sutt«r

Mitrovich Matthew, carpenter, dwl ICO" .lones

Mitton William H., carpenter, dwl 7 La-skie

Mix Gustave L. (Mix >(• J'liiliips), dwl 1-22 Taylor

Mix L. W., contractor, dwl 427 Sutter

Mix Warren, tin-smith, dwl 424 Sansom •

Mix& Phillips (CrJi,vy(U'<; L. Mix and Mitchell Phillips),
searchers records, (J07 Wa^shington

Mixer Adolph, ijrinter, dwl 20S Tyler

Mixer tie.irjje H., niaimf patent bunps, dwl 718 McAllister

Mixer Loton, teamster, dwl 410 Francisco

Mixer Philip, miner, dwl 1220^arket

Mize Edjjar J., clerk John H. Smyth, dwl 1819 Jessie

Mizetich JIartin, coffee and chop house, 22 Stockton

Mock Charles W., storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue, U.
S. Court building

Mock Geor^'e (F. Jieinle A Co.), dwl SE cor Linden Av
and Octavia

Mock Julius O., merchant, dwl 708 Fulton

Mocker Andrew, clerk E. G. Cook & Co., dwl 1023 Mission

Mocker Kudolph, stoves and tinware, G Tjier, dwl 535J
Stevenson

Mocker William, dwl 535^ Stevenson

Moclicr William, brick manufacturer, dwl 1023 Mission

Mocker William Jr., plumber and jjasfitter, dwl 1023 Miss

Mackey A., horsehoer Market St. K. R.

Moden E. G., oystennan, dwl 1516 Powell, rear

Modeste August L., baker Cal. Cracker Co., dwl N s Sac-
ramento bet Webster and Buchanan

Modeste Charles Louis, dwl N s Sacramento bet Webster
and Kuchanan

Modeste Charles Sebastian, house and signpainter, dwl
N s Sacramento bet Webster and Buchanan

Modeste Edward, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl N s Sacra-
mento bet Buchanan and. Webster

Modeste Thomas, baker Eclipse Cracker Bakerj-, dwl N s
Sacramento bet Webster and Buchanan

Modina Baptiste, pantryman, 540 Commercial, dwl 745
Clay

Moding Theodore, hogbutcher M nr Fourth Av, dwl Rail-
road Av nr Fifth, South S. F.

Modoc A., dwl 523 Filbert, rear

Modock Consolidated Mining Co. (Inyo Co. Cal.), William
M. Helman secretarj-, office 309 California room 14

Modry Marcus, cigars and tobacco, 312 Third

Moe Theodore M. (Lindennan li- J/.), dwl 518 Geary

Moe William C, salesman J. W. Shaeffer & Co., dwl Cen-
tral Pac. Hotel

Moebus Charles, bootmaker Frederick Moebus, dwl 325
Broadway

Moebus Frederick, bootmaker, 6 Broadway, dwl 325
Broadway

Moebus Frederick W. G., bookkeeper Francis Smith &
Co. , dwl 325 Broadway •

Moegling Charles, cook Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228
Kearny

Moehle George, cooper, dwl 18 First

Moeller C. Ferdinand, sashmaker William B. Bradbury,
dwl 649 Folsom

Moeller John (Moeller <t Gruffel), dwl 7 St. Charles PI

Moeller & Gruffel (John Moeller and Frederick Gruffel),
liquor saloon, 41 Montgomerj' Av and 908 Kearny

Moench Lewis, stairbuilder Sanborn & BjTiies, dwl 1812
Dupont

Moenning Emil, clerk Guenther Moenning, dwl 612 Oc-
tavia

Moenning Guenther, stoves and hardware, 132 Fourth,
dwl 012 Octavia

Moesta John P., clothing, 644 Clay, dwl N s Ash Av bet
Polk and A'an Ness Av

MOFFAT E. «& H., wholesale butchers, S s First Av
nr Kentucky, South S. F.

Moffat Eugene (E. <t- H. Moffat), dwl 1419 Post
Moffat Frederick, carpenter, dwl 124 Eddy
Moffat Helen (widow), milliner, dwl 619 Minna
Moffat Henry (E. <t- U. Moffat), dwl S s Sixteenth Av ur

P, South S. F.
Moffat James, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 38

Tehama
Moffat Jessie Miss, dwl 619 Minna

Moffat John, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 38 Te-
hama
Moffat John, tinsmith CuUey & Brook, dwl Central Hotel

Moffatt George (Keane, O'Connor & Co.), dwl Lick House
Moffatt John, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwl 312

Minna
Moffatt Patrick K., builder, 15 Van Ness Av
Moffatt Samuel, builder, dwl 1411 Clay
Moffatt William, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Mottitt Arthur, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Moffitt Ellis B., cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 928 Folsom
Moffitt Harrj-, stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl 619

Minna
Moffitt Hugh, driver James Donnelly, dwl 228 First
MOFFITT JAMES (Blake, liohbim <fc Co.), dwl 1010

Clay
Moffitt John, compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl CIS Cal
Moffitt John, mariner, dwl 114 Jackson
Moffitt John, gasfitter, dwl Chapultepec bet Coso and

Esmeralda, Bernal Heights
Moffitt John, watchmaker, dw'l 618 California
Moffitt John W., druggist, dwl 1014 Powell
Moffitt Thomas, carpenter and builder, dwl 706 Hayes
Moffitt Thomas, machinist, dwl ISO Perry
Moffitt Thomas S. , druggist Redington & Co. , dwl 2613

Clay
Moffitt W. S., dwl 957 Market
Mogan John, butcher, dwl C02 Filbert
Mogan John, calker, dwl E s Folsom nr Twenty-second
Mogan Joseph R., furniture dealer, 1804 Market
Mogan Patrick Joseph (Mogan <i- Sulliean), dwl 1804

Market
MO<iA.\ A SFLLIVAX (Patrick Joseph Mogan and

Jeremiah David Sullivan), attorneys at law, office

408 California
Moggs James, runner Central Pacific Hotel
Mogoni Domenico, vegetables, Colombo Market
Mohan John, clerk, dwl 413 Leavenworth
Mohan Patrick, general agent McCormick's reapers and

mowers, office lOG Davis, dwl Lick House
Mohave Silver Mining Co., office 320 Sansom room 19
Mohlfeldt Louis, salesman Otto Brandt, dwl 1038 Market
Mohns Heiiry, with Muecke, Vietor & Co., res Alameda
Moholy Cornelius, blacksmith John Moholy, dwl S s N

bet Ninth and Tenth avs. South S. F.
Moholy John, blacksmith, cor First Av and Kentuckv,

dwl S s N bet Ninth and Tenth'avs, South S. F.
Moholy M. (widow), dwl K nr Ninth Av, South S. F.
Mohr Albert, tailor Colman Bros. , dwl C25 Merchant
Mohr Carl (Delfn lO M.), dwl 1437 Mission
Mohr Charles, chief gardener Woodward's Gardens, dwl

Ridley nr Mission
Mohr Frederick, tailor, dwl 51 J Stevenson nr Brady
Mohr Henry (Mohr & Kruger), dwl W s Sixth Av bet L

and M, South S. F.
Mohr John, shipcarpenter, E s Illinois bet Sixteenth and

Santa Clara
Mohr Martin, porter John Ziegenbein & Co., dwl 522 Dup
Mohr Michael, bookkeeper M. Ullnian c&Co., dwl 212 Post
Mohr Nicol, waiter German Hospital, 427 Branuan
Mohr Peter (Johnson d.- M.), dwl 2023 Polk
Mohr Peter, waiter German Hospital, 427 Brannan
Mohr Rudolph, bookkeeper S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl 212

Francisco
Mohr & Kruger (Henry Mohr and Henry Kruger), hog-
ranch. Fourth Av bet M and N, South S. F.
Mohrbach N. & Co. (Nicholas Drayeur), wines and

liquors, 312 Montgomerj' Av
Mohrbach Nicholas (M. Mohrbach d- Co.), dwl 1416 Pow
Mohre Henry, mariner, dwl North German Hotel
Mohrhardt Phillip F., stockbroker, dwl W s Shotwell nr

Twentieth
Mohng Christopher F., lapidary and manufacturer jew-
elry, 10 Stevenson, dwl 1039 Folsom
Mohrm'ann Carl (Mosch tt- M.), dwl 19 Lewis PI
Mohrmann Frederick (Mohrmann tfc Co.), dwl 43C Green-
wich
Mohrmann Mathias, bootmaker John Utschig, dwl Hansa

Hotel
Mohrmann & Co. (Frederick Mohrmann and yicholas

Blanken), groceries and liquors, SW cor Broadway

and Keam'v
Mohun John, clerk Bank of British North America, dwl

1521 Washington
Moine James, helper James Mag^ire, dwl 1128 Market
Moise Charles, mariner, dwl 5 I'rancisco
Moise Phil, clerk Lewis Brothers, dwl 919 Larkin
Moisset Ferdinand, hatter J. C. Meusdorffer & Bro., dwl

330 Sutter
Moitoret Victor, laundryman, dwl S s Thirteenth nr Fol
Moje Dietz, farmer, dwl North German Hotel

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 315 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 llontgomery cor. Merchani

Mojica Dolores, manuf musical instruments, 1027 Kear

Moke Henrj- C, carpenter, rtwl SE cor Bush and Polk

Jlokel Peter, maltster, dwl 443 Ui.i >n

Wohui Ann (widow), nur.-!e, dwl 519 Brannan

Molan Edward, harnessmaker, dwl 519 Hrannan

Molan John, varnisher, dwl 519 Brannan

Miilan Thomas, laborer, dwl 33 Clementina, rear

Molander Joseph, shingler, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana

Molano Johanna (widow), dw 533 Vallejo

Moldey Andrew, laborer, dwl S s Twenty-second bet York

and Hampshire, rear
Moldrup August J., salesman Higgfins & Collins, dwl 1511

Ellis
Moleina George, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf. Co., dwl S s Solano nr Connecticut
Molendi H. B., whitener, 501 Montgomery, dwl 1039 Fol
Molera Eusebio J. (Molcra <{• Cebrian), dwl 1124 Bush
Molera & Cebrian {Euaebio J. Mulera and John C.

Cebrian), architects and mechanical engineers, office

40 Merchants' Exchange
Molett William, fireman, Palace Hotel
Moley Thomas, teamster, dwl 870 Folsom
Molhoff Hermann, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Moliese A. L., tinsmith Marten Prag, dwl 7 Fifth Av
Molina Emile, dyer, dwl 431 Dupont
Molina Jose, cigamiaker Diez, Bertz & Co., dwl 12 Va-

renne
Molinar Estevan, tailor John A\Tialen, dwl 27 John
MOLJXEliX IIEXKY, agent American Clock Co., 520

Market, dwl 216 Bush room 16
Molineux William, furnished rooms, 106j Third
Molini Filue, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 13

Union PI
Molini Jesus, cigarmalcer, dwl 12 Varenne
Moliss Albert, tinsmith, dwl 7 Fifth Av
Molitor C'harles, cement dealer, dwl 1413 Dupont
Molk John Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Green

and Dupont, dwl 502 Green
Molksen Charles, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 59 Everett
Moll C. W., commission agent, 57 Clay
Mollar George, butler Palace Hotel, dwl 727 "Vallejo
Mollen B., seaman, dwl 123 Ja.kson
Mollankopf John, bootfltter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

528 Linden Av ,
Moller Andreas, baker Hemme & Reuter, dwl 29 Kearny
Moller Brothers (Grtstave and Richard), cabinetmakers

and carpenters, 16 Webb
Moller Charles, salesman Ernest Essmann, dwl 31 Morton
Moller Charles L. , steward A. Pope, dwl 422i Fremont
Moller Conrad, boot and shoemaker, NE cor Silver and

Third
Moller Ferdinand, wheelwright, 197 Stevenson, dwl 529

Bush
Moller Gustav (Moller Bros.), dwl 322 Folsom
Moller Henry William, painter, dwl 503 Minna
Moller James, captain sloop Elcy J. Cline, Washington St.

AVharf
Moller Louis, gunsmith Browning & Heber, 631 Washing-
ton, dwl 515 Sacramento
Moller L. W. , Scandinavian Soc. , 71 New'Montgomery
Moller Nicholas, porter, dwl S s Birch Av bet Octavia

and Laguna
Moller Peter, miner, dwl Sacramento Hotel
Moller Richard (Moller Brothers), dwl 13J Fifth Av
Moller Theodore, cigamiaker, 154 Second, dwl Vih Fifth Av
Moller William, clerk Lankenau & Co., cor Railroad and

Eleventh Avs., South S. F.
Moller William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Eighth and Brannan
MoUey Michael, laborer, dwl 243 Fremont
Mollilron William, steward F. Zeile, dwl 528 Pacific
Monitor A. P. Mrs., dressmaker, 108 Geary
Molloy Bessie Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School, dwl

cor Bush and Stockton
Mollov Edward D., miner, dwl 122 Ellis
Molloy Hugh, maltster, dwl 211 Twelfth
Molloy John, produce commission, 54 Clay, dwl 1623 Clay
Molloy John, with William Levy, dwl 737 Folsom
Molloy John L., brassfinisher George H. T^y & Co., dwl

408 Broadway
Molloy Patrick, drayman Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl 639

Stevenson
Molloy Samuel, mariner Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Molloy Sarah Bliss, capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl 819 Jes-
sie
Molloy Thomas, mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Molloy Walter, stereotyper S. F. Chronicle, dwl SW cor

Thirteenth and Howard
Moloney Daniel, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 1115 Hyde

Moloney David, first officer bark Onward, dwl 54 Sac
Moloney John W., liquor saloon, 220 Broadway
Moloney Michael, hogranch, cor Fifth Av and M, dwl E s

Seventh Av nr L, South S. F.
Moloney Michael Joseph, lather, dwl 551 Minna, rear
Moloney William, miner, dwl 2328 Mission
Molony Jeremiah, laborer William J. Heney & Co., dwl

120 Shipley
Molonv Marv Mrs., dressmaker, 960 Folsom
MOL©XY "PATRICK, copper, tin, and sheet-iron-
worker, 330 Sixth, dwl 961 Folsom
Molony P. S., merchant tailor, 218 Bush, dwl 616 Larkin
Moslen Louis, car conductor, dwl 609 Jack
Molt Edward M., clerk, dwl 33 Havnhorne
Molt John P. (Johnson ct Co.), dwl 214 Haight
Molteno Charles F., porter Nevada Block, dwl 518 Powell
Molter Charles, carriagetrimmer, 107 Seventh
Molter Hugo, millwright, *vl 1822 Turk
Moltier James, laborer Southern Pac. R. R.
Moltman S. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl Nineteenth bet Folsom and Shotwell
Molzen Charles, cooper Spreckels & Co., 71 Everett
Mombert Emil, dwl 306 Green
Mombert Nicholas, tinsmith, dwl 306 Green
Mome Edward, seaman, dwl 415 East
Momm Heni'j', teamster, dwl E s Columbia bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Mompert Emil, laborer Pacific Oil and Lead AVorks, dwl

306 Green
Momsen August (Wohlke d: M.), dwl 1436 Ellis
Mou Blanc Jacque, waiter Samuel Mathieu, dwl 1031

Dupont
Monaco Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 524 Com
Monaghan Hugh, shoemaker John Irwin, dwl 144J Clara
Monaghan Joseph, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,

Beale St. Wharf
Monaghan Joseph, liquor saloon, 747 Fol, dwl 514 Miss
Jlonaghan Jiiatthew (Kelly li- M.), dwl 413 Stevenson
Monaghan Patrick, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl

15 Garden
Monaghan Terrence, cook, dwl 223 Fifth
Monaghan William, laborer, dwl 71 Jessie
Monahan Andrew, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Monahan Charles, laborer, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr

Potrero Av
Monahan Daniel, dwl 62 Everett
Monahan David M., printer Spaulding & Barto, dwl 560

Stevenson
Monahan D. F. (widow), dwl 408 Grove
Monahan Edward, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl

338 Minna
Monahan Edward J., seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Monahan Francis, carpenter, dwl 727 Hayes
Monahan Henn', bookkeeper H.W. Bradlev, dwl 217 Elm

Av
Monahan Hugh, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 551 Na-

toma
Monahan J., laborer Stryker & Kieman, Pier 5 Steuart
Monahan Jeremiah, live stock, dwl 232 Clementina
Monahan John, dwl OljTnpic Lodgings
Monahan John, barkeeper, dwl W s Brooks nr Market
Monahan John, boilemiaker Union Iron Works, dwl 568

Mission
Monahan John, carpenter, dwl 739 Market
Monahan John, compositor Kane & Cook, dwl 1 Brook
Monahan John, machinist, dwl 177 Clara
Monahan John, real estate, dwl 560 Stevenson
Monahan John, stereotjper Painter & Co., dwl 1219

Taylor
MOXAH.4X JOHN, wines and liquors, 443 Pine, dwl

137 Perry
Monahan Kate Mrs., dwl 422 Leavenworth
Monahan Laughlin, laborer, dwl 726^ Brannan
Monahan M. (widow), dwl N s Sixteenth bet Dolores and

Guerrero
Monahan Margaret (widow), dwl 368 Natoma, rear
Monahan Michael, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 915

Clay
Monahan Michael, driver City R. R., dwl 35 Lafayette
Monahan Michael, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl

Welsh nr Zoe
Monahan Michael, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Bran-
nan nr Sixth
Monahan Patrick, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Jlonahan Patrick, weaver Mission Woolen Mills
Monahan Peter, dwl 4 Noble PI
Monahan Thomas, d\\'l 169 Minna
Monahan William (Daly <t- M.), dwl 24 Minna nr First

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. 3". SMITH, M.D., Proptr.

, p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862,

MON

5«5

MON

Hnnahan Williatn, engineer, dwl 24 Minna

Monaban William, intiurance agent, dwl NE cor Twenty-
first Mid Dolitres

Monahan William, stevedore Menxies & Bing-ham

Monasch Herman, tailor, dwl 1.5 ftwk Av

lloniusch Julius, tailor, dwl 1.5 Park Av

Moubrouesous Haptiste, butcher, 312 Fifth

Moncisvais I'arlos, jeweler Koehler & Ritter, dwl 721
Bri.>a<hvav

Monck Kith .rd H. (J. Harris <t- Co.), dwl 1127 Folsom

Moncroit J., dwl 3 King

Aloncur Emily, chambermaid Palace Hotel •

Mondaca Jesus, artist, dwl 514 Green

Mond ly James, carptenter Cal. Planing Mills, NW cor
Howard and Si)ear

Moondehl, Hypolito »'., dwl 1628 Stockton

Mondelet Kran(^)ise, boarding, 21!) Geary

Mondct Julius, blacksmith helper J. Dupuy & Co., dwl
NK cor Dupont and Vallejo

Hondiu F., woodworker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 307
Minna

Mondini George, laborer Bocken & Baccala, dwl N 8
Broadway bet Stockman and Powell

Mondot Josei>h, real-estate broker, dwl 634 Pacific

Mondt Philip, clerk German Sa\-ings and Loan Society,
dwl R17 Mason

Mone John J., attorney at law, office 309 Montgomery
room 13, dwl 140 Page

Monell l->ederick G., bookkeeper, dwl 7 Prospect PI

MoncU Get>rge 1. N., capitalist, dwl 92y Howard

Monell Thomas, waiter, dwl Sk Willow

Monell Walter J., cutter Michael Short, dwl 7 Prospect PI

Monet John, laborer, dwl 1110 Pacific

Monett Charles, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., 113
Caliiiirnia

Mo!iey Josephine (widow), plain sewer, dwl 120 William

Monierr -n Henri, dwl 736 Pacific

Monfort Charles, waiter Fran(,-ois Lacoste

Monga GiaCv>mo, tinman, dwl 1506 Dupont, rear

MoDgan F., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 44
Clementina

Mongin Patrick, calker Boole & Webster

Monhall Joseph, waiter, dwl SW cor Lombard and Mont

Monheim Marks, dwl 1 Fourth

Moni Antuine, milker Heim Bros., Eighteenth Av nr F,
South S. F.

Moni Z., wigmaker and hairdresser, 631 Market

Monighetti Margaret Miss, stewardess St. Gottard Hotel,
dwl 627 iiroadway

NON'II'OR (Catholic weekly), Lyons & Barry publish-
ers, office 622 Clay

Monitor and Magnet Consolidated S. M. Co. (Little Cot-
tonwood, Utah), J. W. McKenzie secretary, office 607
Kearny

Monitor uelmont Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.)»B. B. Minor
secretary, office 309 Montgomery room 49

Monk Aibine, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento

Monk Ann (widow), dwl 326 Seventh

Monk James, machinist, dwl 45 Clementina

Monkcom Charles J., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 858
Howar.l

Monkhouse Charles, miner, dwl 206 Eddy

Monkhou-c Harriet Miss, nurse S. F. Female Hospital,
dwl itl7 Clay

Monkhou.se James, machinist O. P. Ingraham & Bro.

Monks Joseph, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 15 Stev

Monks Sadie (widow), dwl 428 Gearj-

Monnet Louie, merchant, dwl 712 Vallejo

Monnier George, wines and liquors, 1153 Howard

Monnier Peter, porter Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl 420
Austin

Monnin lirothers (George and Francis X.), boots and
shoes, 804 Kearny and 605 Montgomerj'

Monnin FYancis P. (Monnin Bros.), dwl 820 Kearny

Monnin George (Hutmin Bros.), dwl 605 Montgomery

Monnm John B. , boot and shoe manufacturer, 616 Wash-
ington, dwl 520 Vallejo

Mono No. 2 Mill and Mining Co., Tooele Co., Utah, C. G.
Funk secretary, office 438 California

Monrad Henry, carijenter John P. Curtis, dwl 906 Filbert

Monroe A. W., longshoreman, dwl 27 Minna

Monroe Charles, clerk, dwl 309 Hyde

Monroe Charles, teamster George R. Monroe, dwl 1 An-
tonio nr Jones

Monroe Francis S. (0. Chapman d: Co.), dwl W s Polk
bet Green and Union

Monroe George, longshoreman, dwl 8 Minna

Monroe George R., wood and coal, 20 Stockton

Monroe James, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Monroe James M., builder, dwl Thirteenth Av nr M,
South S. F.

Monroe John, waiter stm Ancon, Broadway St.^^^la^f

Monroe Joseph W., local jwliceman, dwl 025 Bay, rear

Monroe P., copyist, dwl 431 Dupont

Monroe Philip, pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl 646 Steven-
son •

Monroe S., farmer, dwl 317 Taylor

Monroe. See Munro and Munroe

Monsen Halvor, liquor saloon, 115 Jackson

Monson B. II. (B. II. ilonxon A Co.), dwl 809 Mission

Monson B. H. & Co., printers, publishers, bookbinders,
etc. , office 506 Commercial

Monson M. (Hamson A- M.), dwl 418 Powell

Monson N., carpenter, dwl 1046 Folsom

Monson Rebecca (widow), dwl 1010 McAllister, rear

Montagu Ada de Miss, actress California TTieater

Montague Anna Mrs., dwl 229 First

Montague C. Miss, dwl 251 Tehama

Montague Charles, capitalist, dwl 3 Hardie PI

Montague C. S. Mrs. (widow), dwl 706 California

Montague James P. , master tugboat Emilia, office 305
East, res Oakland

Montague James S., machinist and engineer, dwl 13
Chesley

Montague J. H., deckhand steam tug Amelia, res Oakland

Montague Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 1644 Clara

Montague Len, Sliip Calkers' Assn, 118 First

Montague Michael plasterer, dwl 124 Hayes

Montague S. S., chief engineer Central Pac. R. B., office
cor Fourth and Townsend, res Oakland

Montague W. Miss, actress Waide's Opera House, dwl_Pal-
ace Hotel

Montague W. W. (Locke Jk Sf.), dwl Grand Hotel

Montales J., dwl 863^ Market

Montana House, Henry Falkenberg, proprietor, 164-170
Jessie

Montana Joseph, cabinetmaker, dwl 240 Jessie

Montandou Matilda Miss, teacher French, dwl 1027 Mar-
ket

Montanno John H., hatter Kaskel Brothers, dwl 502 Val-
lejo

Montano Andrew A., finisher Bradley & Rulofson, dwl
1208 California

Montano J. M., optician Christian Sfuller, dwl 212 Turk

Montanya Joseph, dwl 620 Washington

Montanya. See De La Slontanya

Monteharmont Prosper, compositor Courrier de San
FVancisco, dwl 14 Alta PI

Montealegre J. G. & Brothers (Ricardo Montealegre),
stock and moneybrokers, office 328 Montgomery
room 5

Montealegre Jos6 M., dwl 1114 Bush

Montealegre Jos6 Maria Jr. (Montealegre <t Co.), dwl 1114
Bush

Montealegre Juan G. (Montealegre Brothers), res Oak-
land

Montealegre Manuel (Montealegre & Co.), dwl 1114 Bush

Montealegre Ricardo (Montealegre Brothers), dwl 1010
Sutter

Montealegre & Co. (Josi Maria Montealegre Jr., Man-
uel Montealegre, J. Antonio Salazar, and Rafael
Gallejos), importers and commission merchants, 230
California

Monteaudon Phillip, waiter Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 5
St. Mary

9fO%'TELL ALFRED M., groceries, pro-s-isions, and
wines, 122 Fifth, dwl 1107 Folsom

Montell C. F., with MonteU & Co., dwl NW cor Fifth and
Jessie

Montell Edgar H., deputy sheriff, dwl 724 Mission

Montell Francis M., liquor dealer, dwl 367 Minna

Montenari Dominick, laborer, dwl 10 Margaret PI

Montenaro Jacques, porter, dwl 520 Green

Montenegro Estefano (widow), dwi 1121 Kearny

Monteverde Florence E., draftsman Pac. Iron Works, dwl
1504 Bush

Montgaillard M. Miss, saleswoman Frank Medon, dwl
1606 Kearny

Montgomery Aitkin, engineer Spring Valley Water W.
Co. , dwi SW cor Hyde and Clay

MONTGOMERY BATHS fO. (Charles Knoechel and
John G. Brand), hairdressing and bathing saloon,
621 Montgomery

BfO.\T<iOMERY BLOCK, E s Montgomerj- bet Mer-
chant and Wa-shington

Montgomerj- Charles, dwl 235 Stevenson

MO.\T«O.MERTt' ('HARLES, proptr Montgomery's
Hotel, 227 and 229 Second

JAMES Cr. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Zearny Street.
38

JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchan I

Montgomery David, boatswain Pacific Mall S. S. City of

Tokio
Montgomery Edward, dwl 17 Fourth
Montgomerj' Edward A. , cigars and tobacco, 629 Sac
Montgomery Edward L., mining superintendent, dwl 915

Capp
Montgomery E. J., miner, dwl 1206 Market
Montgomerj- Frank, ironmolder Jacksun Iron Foundry,

dwl 9 Hayward
Montgomery George S. {Montgomery & WUkinson), dwl

227 Second
Montgomerj' House, William Perkin proptr, 613 Miss
Montgomery James, carpenter, dwl T37 Howard
Montgomery James, carpetweaver Alexander Mackay, dwl

741 Market
Montgomerj' John J., watchman Central R. R., dwl NE

cor Boardman and Brannan
Montgomerj- Joseph T., harnessmaker William F. Dor-
ranee, dwl 251 Minna
Montgomery Laura E. (widow), dwl 335 O'Farrell
Montgomery R. T., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1018

Clary
!HO>T<;0!IIERY STREET REAL ESTATE CO.,

office 330 Pine room 5
Montgoiner\' William, bookkeeper Montgomerj- & Wilkin-
son, dw'l 618 Fourth
Montgomery William, molder'TJnion Iron Works, dwl 568

Jessie
Montgomery William A. , cook 919 Sacramento
Montgomerj' & Wilkinson {George S. Montqainery and

Jam£s Wilkinson), restaurant, 618 Fourth
JIONTGOMEUY'S HOTEL, Charles Montgomerj- pro-
prietor, 227 and 229 Second
Montgoven I. , laborer What Cheer House
Montisocha Manuel, florist, dwl 520 Broadway
Montondo Philip, waiter Maison Dore6, dwl 4 St. Mary
Montor Joseph, glazier, dwl 68 Shipley
Montpellier A. L., printer William P. Harrison, dwl NW

cor California and Jones
MONTPELLIER ALBERT, cashier Grangers' Bank
of California, office NE cor California and Davis, dwl
NW cor California and Jones
Monumental Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), William R.

Townsend secretarj', office 330 Pine room 4
Montreverde Joseph, tinner Alexander Hoej', dwl 45

Maiden Lane
Montj' Peter, butcher Donnellj-, Dunne & Co.
Monumental Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.),
William H. Martin secretarj-, office 328 Montgomery
room 22
Moock George, butcher stall 4 Grand Central Market, dwl

121 Fell
Moody Alpheus B. , carpenter, and confectioner, 538 Bush
Moodj' Benjamin H., carpenter, dwl 33 Eddj'
Moody Charles E., housepainter, dwl 11 Oak Grove Av
Moody C. S., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 521 How-
ard
Moodj' Daniel, longshoreman, dwl 536 Sacramento
Moodj' Isaac A., builder, dwl 915 Jackson
Moody J. C. , carpenter, dwl 1825 Jessie
Moodj' Jeremiah, machinist, dwl 5 Stockton
Moody John, driver Richards & Rilej% dwl Jones bet Fran-
cisco and Baj'
Moody John a {John C. Moody & Co.), dwl 2109 Pine
Moody John- C. & Co. {James Deviiie), apothecaries, 214

Kearny
Moody Joseph L. {Moody cfc Farish), dwl SE cor Lombard

and Jones
Moody M., merchant, dwl American Exchange
Moody M. W. Mrs., physician, 1825 Jessie
Moody Volnej' D., commission merchant, dwl 38 McAl-
lister
Moody William, bookkeeper Moody k Farish, dwl Amer-
ican Exchange
Moodv William, carpenter, dwl 32 Ellis
Moody William C. {Moody ifc Blood), dwl 38 McAllister
Moody William E., bookkeeper Masonic Temple, dwl W s

Capp bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Moody & Blood {W. C Moody ajid W. F. Blood), stock

and monej'brokers, 208 Montgomerj-
MOODY A FARLSH {Joseph L. Moody), wool com-
mission merchants, 210 Davis
Moog Samuel {Moog 6s Lobenstein), dwl NW cor Post and

Laguna
Moog & Lobenstein {Samuel Moog and Solomon Lo-

benstein), market, SW cor Post and Laguna
Mook George, butcher, dwl 121 Fell
Mooklar J. P., physician, office and dwl 23 Post
Moon Andrew, dwl 514 Third

Moon Andrew J., manager John C. Morrison Jr., res Oak-
land
Moon James, coachman C. D. O. Sullivan, 1023 Bush
Mooiian John, bartender Patrick J. Co!eman,idwl SW cor
Mission and Seventy

Mooney , dwl 732 Folsom, rear

Mooney Anne (widow), dwl 407 O'Farrell

Mooney Bartholomew C, policeman City Hall, dwl 1715

Sacramento
MOOXEY eORXELICS, liquor saloon, SE cor Bush

and Kearny
Moon^j' Daniel J., groceries and liquors, 1800 Market
Moonej' Eliza (widow), dwl 349 Grove
Mooney Francis, longshoreman, dwl SE cor Pacific and

Front
Mooney Frank, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1020 Clay
Moonej' Hugh, liquors, NW cor Sixteenth and Guerrero,

dwl 836 Market
Mooney James, blacksmith Thomas Ford, dwl 622 Sixth
Mooney James, carpenter, dwl 22 Langton, rear
Moonej' James, engineer City and County Hospital, dwl
W s Potrero Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Mooney James, laborer, dwl 619 Natoma
Mooney James H., laborer, dwl 207 Pacific
Mooney John, cooper John Breen, dwl 105 Clark
Mooney John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Citj' of Pekin
Mooney John, seaman, dwl 611 Third
Mooney Joseph, beer saloon, 537 Pacific
Mooney Joseph, driver Bay Citj' Soda Water Co., dwl 349

Grove
Mooney Joseph, driver Pacific Wool Depot, dwl 2007

Taylor
Mooney Martin, laborer H. F. Williams, 740 Fourth, res

Goat Island
Mooney Martin, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Mooney Mary, chambermaid American Exchange Hotel
Mooney Mary Mrs., dwl 1000 Washington
Moonej' Michael, capitalist, office SE cor Bush and Kear-
ny, dwl Hyde PI
Mooney Michael, driver James Dunn, dwl Humboldt

House
Mooney Mollie Miss, shoefitter Marks & Feder, dwl 737

Howard
Mooney Patrick, laborer, dwl 1715 Polk
Mooney R., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Mooney Thomas, brickmaker, dwl 45 Ritch
Mooney William, machinist Union Iron Works
Moor E. N., inventor, dwl 223 Ellis
Moor James, harnessmaker Harrison Jones, dwl Folsom

nr Fifth
Moor John, machinist M. D. Laswell.dwl 745 Mission
Moor John, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Moor T. A., printer, dwl 123 Fifth
Moor William H., superintendent Central Pac. R. R.

steamers, office 30 and 32 Sacramento, dwl 223 Ellis
Moorbrink Barnard, tailor, dwl 610 Post
Moorcroft Thomas, survejor, dwl 1016 Market
Moorcroft William, clerk James W. H. Campbell, dwl 603
Pine

Moore , carpenter S. S. Culverwell, 24 California

Moore Adolph, clerk, dwl 1517 Dupont

Moore A. J. Mrs., millinerj', 316^ Tliird

Moore A. L. , dwl 613 Mission

Moore Alexander, carpenter Charles Thistlewaite, dwl 137

Stevenson
Moore Alexander, clerk, dwl 15 Frederick
Moore Alexander, receiving clerk Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl SE cor Howard and Beale
Moore Alexander, waiter stm Senator, Broadway Sti

Wharf
Moore Alfred, butcher, dwl 26 Haight
Moore Alfred, speculator, dwl 573 Harrison
Moore Alfred S. {Alfred S. Moore it Co.), dwl N s Page

bet Buchanan and Laguna
Moore Alfred S. & Co., importers and manufs pumps, iron
pipe, etc. , 428 Sansom '

Moore Alonzo, driver Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl N s Haight

bet Fillmore and Steiner
Moore Andreas, cabinetmaker Herman Grauz, dwl 217

Kearnj'
Moore Andrew, furniture, 1215 Powell
Moore Andrew, miner, dwl Olj-mpic Lodgings
Moore Andrew, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Moore Ann Mrs., cook Ladies' Pro. Relief Soc, home NB
cor Geary and Franklin i

Moore Arthur W. {Magee ik M.), dwl 108 Ellis
Moore August, shoemaker, dwl 1517 Dupont _ j

Moore Austin D., commission merchant, 109 California
room 10 {and Moore tfc Gawne), dwl 1516 Folsom ;

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

p. VAN 5CHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.

MOO

587

MOO

Moore Benjamin, machinehand Excelsior Mills, dwl 2623

Sacramento
mOOKl*: niv.'VJAMm v., agent stms Alice Oarratt

and Alice, otfice 318 Front room 7, dwl 44i Sixth
Moore B. F. Mrs., principal Jackson St. School
Moore B. P., secretary Cal. Furniture Mauuf. Co., office

226 Bush, dwl Oil Buchanan
Moore Bros, (in liquidation), 100 California room 10
Moore Calvin, dentist, dwl 110 \alcncia
Moore C. F., ajjent Diamond Blacking Co., office 621 San-
son!, dwl 217 Stevenson
Moore Charles, dwl 1303 Larkin
Moore Charles, bajf>ewer, dwl 732 Clementina
Moore Charles, leather, dwl 108 Ellis
Moore Charles, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Moore Charles, master mariner, dwl 34 Frederick
Moore Charles, millwright Joseph \Va<fner & Co.
Moore Charles, packer Horace l)avis & Co., dwl 732 Clem
Moore Charles H., barkeeper J. Curley, dwl NW cor

Twenty-sixth and Valencia
Moore Charles M., local policeman, dwl 320 Folsom
Moore Charles W., physician and sur{,'eon, office and dwl

652 Market
Moore David S. (Cal. Manufacturing Co.), dwl 527 Seven-
teenth
Moore D. & Co. (Stephen B. Hauson), draymen, office

NE cor Pine and Front
Moore David (D. Moore <t Co.), dwl 6 Juniper
Moore David, carpenter, dwl 22 Natoma
Moore David, stoneyard, NW cor California and Central

Av, dwl NE cor Sacramento and Laurel
Mo<ire D. Clinton, with R. Hilton Chase, dwl 210 Tyler
Moore I). E. , painter, dwl 212 Broadwa}'
Moore Elward (Oweiis, M. <C- Co.), res Stockton
Moore Edward F., earriag-etrimmer John F. Van Court,

dwl 142 Perry
Moore Edward F., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., dwl

2032 Mission
Moore Edward M., painter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl Oil Buchanan
Moore Edward P., clerk K. G. Dun & Co., dwl 110 Va-
lencia
Moore E. F. Mrs. , dwl 916 Jackson
H003M-; E. J. A J. 11., attorneys at law, office 77 and

78 Montg-omery Block
Moore Elliott J. (E. J. & J. H. Moore), dwl 922 Powell
Moore Frances, silkworker Cal. Silk Manufacturing Co.,

South S. F.
Moore Francis, dwl 223 Kearny
Moore Frank, dwl 2421 Buchanan

Moore Frank, clerk J. M. Bradstreet & Son, dwl 123 Fifth
Moore Frank, laborer Nicholas Bichard, 16 Howard
Moore Frank, musician, dwl 13 Virginia
Moore Frank, seaman stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Moore Frank, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Moore Frank A., lodgings, 6 Montgomery
Moore Frederick, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl

22 Natoma
Moore Frederick, watchman, dwl 1110 Battery .

Moore George A. (Griswold cfc M.), dentist, office 12r

Turk, dwl 670 Twentieth
Moore George A., clerk C. Adolphe Low & Co., dwl 573

Harrison
Moore George B., dwl 745 Market
Moore George F., actor Bella Union Theater, dwl 504

Washington
Moore George H., carpenter, dwl 929 Howard
Moore George H., printer B. Dore & Co., dwl 509 Ellis
Moore George W., tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 359

Minna
Moore G. H. (Moore, Hunt & Co.), res Louisville, Ken-
tucky
Moore H., painter Hopps & Sons, dwl Coso House
Moore H. , seaman, dwl 20 Washington
DIOOKE H. A. Mrs., hairdresser, office and dwl 523

Kearny
Moore Helen Mrs. , dwl 648 Stevenson
Moore Henry, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Moore Henry, clerk, dwl 423 0"FarrelI
Moore Henry, freight clerk, dwl 633 California
Moore Henry, printer, dwl 409 Ellis
Moore Henry, receiving clerk stm Amador, Market St.

Wharf
Moore Henry, seaman, dwl 117 Druram
MVORE IIE.\KY K., attorney at law, office 528 Cali-

ifornia, dwl 740 Ellis
Moore Henry P., clerk SW cor Montgomery and Sutter,

dwl 22 Stanley PI
Moore Herbert B. , dwl 670 Twentieth

IMOORE IIOK.i€E H., books, stationery^ and law

blanks, 609 Montgomery, dwl 816 Jackson
Moore Hiland A. {Giloert ifc M.), res Oakland
Moore H. J., plumber U. S. Mint, dwl 109 Silver
Moore House, R. B. Bishop, proptr, 325.1 Bush
Moore Howard, laborer, dwl Palace Stables
Moore, Hunt & Co. (G. H. Motive, Henry Browne Hu%t,
and Cornelina Dcweene Jr.), importers and whole-
sale wines and liquors, 417 Sacramento
Moore Isaac, agent stm Humboldt, office 318 Front room 7
Moore Isaac, foreman Holland & Rui)pel, dwl 934 Dolores
niOOUE I. €., importer teas, office 321 Battery, dwl

310 Fulton
Moore J., boot and shoemaker, dwl 940 Mis.sion
Moore Jacob G., appraiser Custom House, dwl 6.52 Mission
Moore James, dwl Morton House

Moore James, bricklayer, dwl SW cor Mont and Jackson
Moore James, carpenter, dwl 31 Eddy
Moore James, carpenter, dwl 567.} Stevenson
Moore James, clerk Homer Williamson & Co., dwl 1110

Clay
Moore James, coppersmith S. F. Gaslight Co., cor King

and Second, dwl 306 Fremont
Moore James, dyer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl N s Twen-

ty-third nr Potrero Av
Moore James, laborer Calvaiy Cemetery, dwl NE cor Ellis

and Broderick
Moore James, liquor saloon, 1010 Kearny
Moore James, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
Moore James, mariner, dwl 31 Pacific
Moore James, night watchman Custom House, dwl 719

O'Farrell
Moore James, receiving teller The Nevada Bank of San

Francisco, dwl 803 Hyde
Moore James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Moore James, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
MOOKE <I.4IIIES, wool and general commission mer-
chant, office 323 Front, dwl 409 Ellis
Moore James B., bookkeeper Dodge, Sweeney & Co., dwl

Cosmopolitan Hotel
Moore James J. , plasterer, dwl 24 Dora
Moore James McK., attorney at law, dwl SW cor Eighth

and Mission
Moore James S., porter C. Adolphe Low & Co., dwl SW

cor Castro and Elizabeth
Moore Jane Miss, dwl E s Mississippi nr Solano
Moore J. MuiTay, homeopathic physician, office and dwl

410 Kearny
Moore John (Moore & Murphy), dwl 16 Moss
Moore John, blacksmith, dwl E s Illinois nr Twentieth
Moore John, boatman, dwl Meiggs' Wharf
Moore John, boots and shoes, 131 Sixth, dwl 16 Moss
Moore John, boots and shoes, 1057 Folsom
Moore John, bottler Patrick Stafford & Co., res Alameda
Moore John, carpenter William Kreger, 108 Davis
Moore John, cartman superintendeflt streets, dwl 520

Ivy Av
Moore John, fireman stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
Moore John, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl N s Filbert

bet Sanson! and Montgomery
Moore John, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Moore John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Moore John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 537 J Stev-
enson
Moore John, laborer Stryker & Kiernan, Pier 5 Steuart
Moore John, machine operator Einstein Bros. & Co.
Moore John, miner, dwl 13 Bryant Av bet Harrison and

Bryant
Moore John, porter, dwl 522 Dupont
Moore John, seaman, dwl 28 Clay
Moore John, wood and coal, 662 Mission
Moore John A. (Button tt M.), dwl 606 Folsom
Moore John A., painter, dwl 1142^ Market
Moore John A. , principal Eighth St. Grammar School,

dwl 23 Fillmore
Moore John C, clerk 620 Kearny, dwl 110 Valencia
Moore John J., real estate, dwl SW cor Twenty-eighth

and Noe
Moore John M. , stockbroker, office 77 Montgomery Block,

dwl 1320 California
Moore John W. , shiixjalker, dwl 8 Ewer PI
Moore Joseph, dwl 1418 Powell

Moore Joseph, laborer, dwl N s Seventeenth nr Eureka
Moore Joseph, laborer Henry S. Dorland, NW cor Do-
lores and Dorland
Moore Joseph, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Moore Joseph, master mariner, dwl 512 Mission
Moore Joseph, porter Albert Mau & Co., dwl 25 Second
Moore Joseph, salesman, dwl 20 Ellis

JAMES &. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

FIITE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 61 J Montgomery.

Moore Joseph, superintendent Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwi 213 Harrison

Moore Joseph H. (E. J. it J. U. Moore), attorney at law,
otficc 77 and 78 Montifomery block, dwl 106 First Av

Moore J. Preston, commission merchant, 109 California
room 10, res Oakland

Moore J. R. S., drajnnan, cor Market and Beale

Moors Justin {Tayh^r .t- MX dwl 60C Folsom

.1IOOKE Ji;!<)TI.\ P., nnning secretary, office 320 San-
son! room 7, dwl 821 Tyler

Moore Lizzie Miss, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 632 Miss

Moore Lizzie M. Miss, dwl 1200 Mason

Muore Lorenzo D., lumber dealer, dwl 23 Frederick

Moore Lorenzo D. Jr., glass stainer John Mallon, dwl 28
Frederick .

Jloore M., laborer, dwl 509 Washington

Moore M., pantryman stm Oriflarame, Folsom St. Wharf

Moore M. (widow), tailoress, dwl SW cor Dup and Bdwy

Moore Margaret (widow), dwl 243 Fremont

Moore Mary Miss, shoefitter, NW cor Fourth and Freelon

Moore Mary B. (widow), dwl 518 Eddy

Moore Mary E. Mrs., dwl 20 Ellis

Moore Mary M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 745 Market

Moore Mary W., dwl 65 Everett, rear

Mooi-e JIatilda Miss, dwl 1517 Dupont

Mooi-c Matilda E. Mrs., teacher South S. F. School, dwl
919 H(jward

Moore Michael, driver City R. R.

Moore Michael, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China

Moore Mich:\e!, shoemaker, dwl 24 Dora

Moore M. W. Miss, principal Urban Academy, dwl 130
Tyler

Moore Nathaniel, commission merchant, office 539 Mar-
ket, dwl 423 O'Farrell

Moore Octavius G., draftsman Wright & Sanders, dwl 530
Greenwich

Moore Oliver W., clerk Albert F. Sawyer, dwl 302 Stockton

Moore Owen, real estate, 437 Pine, dwl 33 Eddj'

Jlooro Owen, salesman Preston & McKinnon, dwl 154 Te-
hama

Moore Patrick, laborer, dwl 909 Vallejo

Moore Patrick A., bootmaker Joseph Lucier, dwl 639 Min

Moore P. C, carpenter, dwl 9 Farren Av

Moore Peter, dwl 737 Howard

Moore Peter, seaman, dwl 110 Berry

Moore Pha;be A. (widow), dwl SE cor Sixteenth Av and
Q, South S. F.

Moore Richard, carriagetrimmer, dwl 142 Perry

Moore Richard, foreman Torrens & Enricht, dwl 1520 Clay

Moore Richard, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
521 Shotwcll

Moore Richard B., waiter, dwl 8 Ewer PI

Moore Robert, baker, dwl 9 Rauseh, rear

Moore Robert, bootfitter, dwl 215 Capp

Moore Robert, draftsman Risdon 1. and L. Works, dwl 213
Harrison

Moore Robert, salesman McCain, Flood & McClure, dwl
1129 Ellis

Moore Robert, salmonsmoker, dwl 207 Tehama

Moore Robert, sawyer Geo. W. Swan & Co., dwl 564J How

Moore Robert H., mining and hydraulic engineer, office
432 Montgomery, room 9, dwl 917 Stockton

Moore Robert S., bootfitter, dwl 215 Capp

Moore S., hay and grain, 707 Mission

Moore S. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 223 Kearny

Moore Samuel W. (S. W. Moore cfc Co.), dwl 420 Sansom

Moore Sarah F. Miss, doubler Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., dwl
SE cor Sixteenth Av and Q, South S. F.

Moore Seely, cardriver, dwl 2520 Sutter

Moore Stephen, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, S s
Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth

>[oore Stephen, machinist, dwl 21 Stevenson

Moore Stewart, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factor}', dwl
155 Shipley

Moore S. W. k Co., seed warehouse, 420 Sansom

Moore Thomas, bookbinder Bartlmg & Kimball, dwl 123
Fifth

Moore Thomas, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building

Jloore Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Moore Thomas, machinist, dwl 10 Verona PI
4 Moore Thomas, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl S s
Sacramento, nr Scott

Moore Thomas B., carpenter, dwl 452 Natoma

Moore Thomas S. (S. F. Manufacturing Co.), dwl 205 Sec-
ond

Moore Thomas S., finisher E. & R. G. Watson, dwl 217
Bush

Moore Thomas W., capitalist, office 306 Pine, dwl Grand
Hotel

Moore T. S., assistant coiner's department U. S. Mint, dwl

1201 Mission
Moore W. A., assistant coiner's department U. S. Mint,

dwl 321 J Union
Moore Walter, bookkeeper, dwl 606 Third
Moore William, dwl 321 Union
Moore William, blacksmith, dwl 518 Mission
Moore William, clerk Cobliner Bros., dwl llOValencia
Moore William, deckhand'Stm C. M. Small, Front St. Wharf
Moore William, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

Fourth St. House
Moore William, janitor public schools, dwl 1 Dora
Moore William, laborer, dwl 2105 Jones
Moore William, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl Filbert

bet Montgomery and Sansom
Moore William, local policeman, dwl Union bet Battery

and Sansom
Moore William, nailmaker John Clough, dwl 518 Mission
Moore William, nurse, dwl 211 Stevenson
Moore William, painter and polisher, dwl 556 Bryant
Moore William, second cook stm Empire
Moore William, stevedore, dwl 413 Broadway
Moore William C, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Moore William H., collection department Wells, Fargo &

Co., dwl 708 Sutter
Moore William H., special policeman, dwl 1209 Mont-

gomerj'
Moore William P., draftsman Kenitzer & Raun, dwl 1834

Larkin
Moore William T., salesman M. J. Flavin, SE cor Commer-
cial and Kearny
Moore William W., surveyor, dwl SW cor Eighth and

Mission
Moore Zadock W. , fruits, vegetables, etc. , 37-39 Califor-
nia Market, dwl 20 Haight
Moore & Gawne (Austin D. Moore and John Gawne),

lumber dealers, office 109 California room 10, and

Stockton
Moore's Flat Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.),

William Small secretary, office 531 California
Moores Edward, machinist Charles Otto, dwl 1433 Steiner
Moores. See Moor, Moore, and More
Moorhead James, with Goodcliaux Brothers & Co., dwl

725 Bush
Moorhead M. J., barkeeper, dwl 4 Turk
Moors Henry C, contractor, dwl 123 Fifth
Moose Moses, dwl 108 Geary
Mooser William, architect, 302 Montgomery room 46, dwl

509 Lombard
Mooshake Rebecca (widow), dwl 245 Stevenson
Mooss Patrick, waiter Lick House
Moote David, carpenter, dwl 29 Rutledge Av, Bemal

Heights
Moote Samuel, printer Bacon & Co., dwl 29 Rutledge Av,

Bemal Heights
Mootry George H., salesman J. W. Schaeffer & Co.
Mootry M. (widow), dwl SW cor Church and Twenty-third
Moraghan Michael B. {Moraghan cfc Lynch), dwl 116 Thir-
. teenth
^Moraghan & Lynch (Michael B. Moraghan and Henry

Lynch), oyster saloon, 68 California Market
Moral Nathan, dry and fancy goods, 909 Stockton, dwl

1105 Powell
Moral Siegfried (McBain <k M.), dwl 502 Bush
Moral Sigismond, clerk Nathan Moral, 909 Stockton
Morales Diophela, carpenter, dwl 1113 Kearny, rear
Morales G. B., vaquero, dwl W s Railroad Av nr Sixth,

South S. F.
Morales Juan, cook, dwl 33 Hinckley
Morales Juanita (widow), dressmaker, 419J Filbert
Morales Martin, surcinglemaker Anasetta Arria, dwl 2

Duncan Gourt
MOK.lLEl^ KIC'.ARDO, consul United States of Co-
lombia, office 109 California room 21, dwl 720 Cal
Morales Sebastian (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1319 Dupont
Morales Stephen, seaman, dwl 1019 Kearny
Morales. Sec Morelos

Moran , dwl 23 Powell

Moran Alexander, collector, dwl 2209 Leavenworth
Moran Barney, hostler Market St. R. R. Co.'s stables,

dwl N s Fulton bet Laguna and Buchanan
Moran Barney, laborer, dwl 026 Ash Av
Moran Barney, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 1629 Hyde
Moran Bartholomew, seaman, dwl 'Xi Frederick
Moran Catherine (widow), dwl 562 Natoma, rear
Moran C. E. , assistant weigher Custom House, dwl 603

Folsom
Moran Charles, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Moran Christopher, fireman, dwl 135 Townsend

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862,

Moran Christoi>her, fireman stin Santa Cruz, dwl 123

Welsh
Moran Daniel M. (J. M. Moran .(• Co.), dwl 334 Ellis
Moran E., boatnian, dwl 110 licrry
Moran Kdwanl, boot nianvif, dwl 304 Third
Moran Edward, carpenter P. Quijfley, dwl 914 Market
Moran Edward, cigar nianuf, dwl 418 Filbert
Moran Edward, hostlor, dwl S s California bet Broderick

and Devisadero
Moran Elwanl, laborer Club St«ble.s, 409 Taylor
Moran Edward, seaman stni Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Muran Frank, jfroceries and liquors, N\V cor Fourth and

Perry, dwl 422 Fourth
Moran Frank .1., blaoki^niith Albert Folsom, dwl 21 Ellis
Moran HaiTison, niilkiuan, dwl S s Twenty-sixth nr Uart-

lett
Moran James, dwl 1304 Market
Moran James, compositor Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl 550

Natoma
Moran James, laborer Marshall Doane, 27 Liberty
Moran James, mariner, dwl 12 Washinjjtim
Moran James, nuisician, dwl 8;!.'> Mission
Moran James, quartermaster Pacific M.iil S. S. Colima
Moran James F., deputy sheriff, dwl 1804 Market
Moran James M. (J. if' Moran Jk Co.), dwl 933 Howard
Moran J. Jl. & Co. {Daniel M. Moran), dry goods, 204

Sixth
Moran John, dwl 731 Harrison
Moran John, blacksmith James P. Locke, dv?l Devisadero

nr Eddy
Moran John, clerk, dwl .S97 Eisrhth
Moran John, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Moran John, foreman Larscncur& Sheerin, dwl 113 Grove
Moran John, laborer, dwl 20 Uausch
Moran John, laborer Mission Bay Warehouse, dwl 30

Welsh
Moran John, marker La Grande Laundry, dwl Thirteenth

bet Howard and Folsom
Moran John M., blacksmith Albert Folsom, dwl 21 Ellis
Moran John M., bookkeei)er La Grande Laundry Co. , dwl

407 Hyde
Moran Joseph, compositor Benjamin F. Sterrett, dwl 173

Minna
Moran Manuel, with Mathew P. Nolen, dwl 637 Folsom
Moran Martin, laboi-er Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Moran Mary (widow), dwl 1505 Franklin
Moran Mary P. Mrs., proprietress Nevada House, 27 Min
Moran Michael, driver Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl 156

Shipley
Moran Michael, laborer, dwl 34 Welsh, rear
Moran Michael, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Mnran Michael, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Moran Michael, longshoreman, dwl 3 King
Moran Michael, pressman George H. Tay & Co., dwl cor

Valencia and Market
Moran M. J., stevedore, dwl 242 Ritch
Moran P., laborer, dwl 445i Natoma
Moran Patrick (Moran cfc McBride), dwl 27 Minna
Moran Patrick, assistant lighthousekeeper East Brothers
Moran Patrick, laborer F. Burke, dwl lo}, Decatur, rear
Moran Patrick, soap peddler, dwl E s Nebraska nr Ala-
meda
Moran Patrick, tanner Sedgley & Davis, dwl 2030 Folsom
Moran Patrick J., butcher, dwl 336 Vallejo, rear
Moran Patrick J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,

dwl 14j Garden
Moran Peter, cig-armaker, dwl 2219 Mason
Moran R. S., laborer Marshall Doane, 27 Liberty
Moran Susie Miss, compositor Morning Call, dwl 550 Na-
toma
Moran Thomas {Moran & Co.), dwl Fom--mile House,

Mission
Moran Thomas, deckhand stm Bullion, Vallejo St. Wharf
Moran Tliomas, laborer, dwl 30 Welsh
M(3ran Thomas, laborer, dwl 182 Stevenson
Moran Tliomas, milkranch, Precita Av nr Mission
Moran Thomas A., night inspector Cuitom House, dwl 7

Caroline
Moran Thoma.s J., laundryman, dwl 26 Garden, rear
Moran Tliomas M., seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Moran William, porter Union Club, dwl 550 Natoma
Moran William, clerk Morahan & Lynch
MORA^' A CO. {Thomass Moran and Thomas Mcln-

erney), real-estate agents, 605 Sacrament<»
Moran & McBride (Patrick Moran ami Dennis McBride),

produce commission merchants, NW cor Commercial

and Davis
Moranda John, cigamiaker, 326 Clay, dwl 531 Stevenson
Morane Beniard, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard

Morane Michael, Laborers' Pro. Bcnev. Assn, 818 Howard
Morano Philomen, laundress, dwl 1332 Dupont, rear
Morantc Isabella (widow), dwl 036 Jessie
Moranti Joseph, clerk, dwl 825 Union
Morarity John, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 20 Third
Moratel Auguste, nianut candy, 430 Geary
Moratt Jpan, confectioner, dwl 227 Union
Morberg'Peter, carpenter, dwl Filbert bet Leavenworth

and Jones
Morcol Josejih, blacksmith, 12 Stockton PI
Morchio Anna Mrs., importer and manufacturer feathere,

646 Market
Morchio Frank, dwl 1107 Kearny
Morchio John, vegetable dealer, dwl 1107 Jfeaniy
Morcovich Giovanni, waiter Matteo Cressagtio, dw! 9 Dup
Mordt Christian, Scandinavian Soc. , 71 New Mont
Mordan Michael, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
MorJecai Isasic T., carriers. F. Chronicle, dwl E s Mis-
sissippi bet Burke and Sloane
Mordhus J. C, carpenter, dwl 248 Jessie
More George A., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Office, dwl 316 J

Third
More H. G., conductor Sutter St. R. R., 1304 Polk
More Jacob, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
More James, boatman, dwl 18 Folsom
More James, waiter Biblige & Cammarota, dwl 212 Bran
More Joseph J., carpenter, dwl S s Fell bet Pierce and

Steiner
More L. Mrs., fui-nished rooms, 405 Kearny
More Samuel (Pond, lleynolda & Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
More Sarah (widow), clairvoyant ^nd healing medium,

31 Second
Moreal de Brevans E., dwl 1819 Stockton
Moreal Henry P., collector McKenna & Greaney,dwl 1819

Stockton
Moreau Eugene, dwl 219 Geary
Moreau Gefirge (Kaindler <f; Co.), dwl 417 Minna
Moreau Joseph, machinist Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 26

Minna, rear
Moreau Manuf. Co., office 516 Commercial
Morehead E., clerk, dwl 124 Eddy
Morehead P., miner, dwl SE cor O'Farrell and Larkin
Morehouse Betheul C. , dwl W s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Morehouse C, clerk, dwl 429 O'Farrell
Morehouse C. C, dwl 508 Eddy
Morehouse E. Mrs., millinery, 007 Market
Morehouse William P., policeman City Hall, d\vl 1205

Taylor
Moreland Fi-ancis A. (widow), dwl 1036 Howard
Morel Charles F., teacher languages Pacific Business Col-

les^e, res Oakland-
Morelli C., laborer N. Giamboni & Co.
Morelli Candido, fruits, 743 Vallejo
Morelo Antoine, cigar dealer, dw! 702 Pacific
niORELOS A. »4; CO., manufacturers cigars and ci-
garettes, 635 Pacific and 1508 Mason
Morelos Antonio (A. Morclos <i. Co.), dwl 635 Pacific
Morelos. See Morales
Morenno Josephine (widow), dwl 713 Front
Moreno Joseph, stevedore, dwl 29 Frederick
Moresco Dominico, laborer, dwl 4 Hall Alley
Moresi John, painter, 1511 Dupont, dwl 516 Greenwich
Morey Charles H., clerk Kittle & Co., dwl 5.59J Minna
Morey C. W., laborer* Central Pacific R. K., dwl New

Washington Hotel
Morey D. Webster, publisher Mining Herald, office 405 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 127 Kearny
Morey Elizabeth J. (widow), boarding and lodging, 843

Howard
M rey Erastus, dwl 2243 Mission, rear
Morev Gibeon E., machinist O. P. Ingraham & Bro., dwl

424i Seventh
Morey H., dressmaker, dwl 559J Minna
Morey H. Mrs., d.\ 1 105 Geary ,

Morey Henry H. B., lumberman, dwl 17 Harrison Av
Morey Henry V., painter, dwl 610 Front
Morey James A., carpenter, dwl 15 Howard
Morey Louisa, dressmaker, dwl 1031 Dupont
Morey P. F., dwl N s Fourteenth bet Howard and Folsom
Morey R. E., clerk George W. Swan &, Co., re*0akland
Morey Simon, mining engineer, dwl N s Haven bet Lea-
ven ' orth and Hyde
Morey Wellington, laborer Dohrmann & Co., dwl Sacra-
mento bet East and Drumm
Morev William, hostler Golden Gate Driving Park, dwl
N s Point Lobos Av bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth avs
Morey W. W. , laborer Frear Stone Co.
Morffew Thomas, dentist, office and dwl 120 Sutter

iTEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELRY made to order and HEPAIHED ly D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant

Morjjan A. Mrs., nurse, dwl 737 Howard

Mor^'an Albert W., carrier Moniinf? Call, dwl 2050 Miss

Morj^'an Alexander, tailor Fred Wilton, dwl 521 Oak

Morgan Alfred {Murmn Sros.), dwl 748 Harrison

Mor^Tin Andrew, dw! 120 I\y Av

Morgan lienjamin, attorney at law, office 528 California,

dwl 923 Washington
Morgan Bros. (Ocrtr'/e a?id Alfred), fruits and confection-
ery, SOOit Market
Morgan C. H. (widow), dwl 205 Taylor
Morgan Charles A., clerk Masonic Savings and Loan Bank,

dwl 307 Dolores
Morgan Charles B. , clerk collection department Wells,

Fargo & C«, dwl 22 John
Morgan Charles H., dwl 307 Dolores
Morgan David, dwl 812 Stockton
Mf>rgan E., laborer, dwl 527 Sacramento
MOtt(;AX EOO.VK M., hydraulic and civil engineer,

office 740 Fourth, dwl 322 O'Farrell
Morgan Edward, laborer H. F. Williams, 740 Fourth
Morgan Edward, waiter Joe Giusti & Co.,dwllOi Freelon
Morgan Edward, waiter, dwl 305 Minna
Morgan Edward B., bricklayer, dwl 517 Haj'es
Morgtin Edward D., cashier Pacific Bank, dwl 518 Geary
Morgan Edward H., bookkeeper Albert Mau & Co., res

Oakland
MORGAN EDWIX I>., cashier Pacific Bank, office NW

cor Pine and Sansom, dwl 518 Gear}'
Morgan E. M., engineer, dwl 327 O'Farrell
Morgan Florence, saleswoman Palmer Brothers, dwl 638

Minna •

Morgan Frederick, upholsterer David S. Levy, dwl 179

Tehama
Morgan F. T., butcher Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Morgan George (Mm-gan Bros.), dwl 748 Harrison
Morgan George, carpenter D. A. Macdonald &Co., dwl S s

Oak bet Webster and Buchanan ^
Morgan George, cigars and tobacco, '231 Kearny, dwl 226

Sutter
Morgan George, driver Henry Knise, dwl S s Twenty-
fourth nr Alabama
Morgan George, vegetable man Grand Hotel
Morgan George G. W., secretary Pac. Coast Wrecking

Co., dwl 038 Minna
Morgan Harry, musician, dwl 502 Broadway
Morgan Henry, domestic 1116 Stockton
Morgan "tlenry, laborer Golden Gate Park
Morgan Henrj', laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Morgan Henry M. , conveyancer and commissioner deeds,

office 207 Sansom
Morgan Hugh, bookkeeper Bank British Columbia, dwl

1116 Stockton
Morgan Hugh E., compositor Edward Bosqui, dwl 719

Market
Morgan I. R., salesman Hartman Bros., dwl 36 Kearny
Morgan J., clerk, dwl 304 Third
Morgan James, dwl 120 Ivy Av

Morgan James, laborer Edward S. Squires, dwj 120 Hayes
Morgan James, mariner, dwl 1511i Mason
Morgan James, mining, dwl Grand Hotel
Morgan Jennie Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, res Oakland
iMorgan John, blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., dwl 331

Minna
Morgan John, butcher, 63 and 64 California Market, dwl

NW cor Stockton and Filbert
Morgan John, calker Jliddlenias & Boole, Pier 19 Steuart
Morgan John, clerk, dwl 41 Natoma
Morgan Jolin, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

159 Tehama
Moigan John, nurse City and County Hospital
Morgan John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Morgan John, watchman Baldwin's Hotel
Morgan John J., dairj-, dwl SW cor Baker and Beach
Morgan John P., S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 Cal
Morg-an John S. {Morgan i(- Co. and Crcllin <fc Co.), dwl

SW cor Mission and Twenty-fifth
Morgan Joseph, boilermaker, dwl 141 Second
Morgan J(M[|ph, molder .(Etna Iron Works
Morgan JoBph W., salesman Gibb & Co., dwl Natoma nr

Eleventh
Morgan J. W., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf
Morgan L., porter G. Suich & Co., dwl 201 Hyde
Morgan L. A. Mrs., princiiml Fourth St. Primary School,

dwl 429 Geary
Morgan Levi, packer Horace Davis & Co., dwl S a Eigh-
teenth bet Castro and Noe
Morgan Lordwick, carpenter, dwl 1209 Kearny
Morgan M., dwl 863i Market

Morgan M., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Morgan Margaret (widow), dwl 1231 Market
Morgan Martha (widow), dwl 120 Ivy Av
Morgan Martin, machinist, dwl 44 Clementina
Morgan Marj- (widow), dressmaker, dwl 906 Market
Morgan Maxwell, carpenter, dwl Railroad House
Morgan Michael, gasfitter McKewen & Bro., dwl 153 Third
Morgan Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.), Walton G.

Hughes, secretary, office 309 California room 6
Morgan P., laborer Oriental Dock, dwl 346 Eleventh
Morgan Patrick, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Morgan Patrick, melt«r, dwl 038} Mission
Morgan Patrick, stableman John Mason, dwl 525 Chest-
nut
Morgan Phillip, grainer, dwl NW cor Elizabeth and San

Jos6 Av
Morgan Robert H., clerk Cordy Brothers, dwl 120 Ivy Av
Morgan Robert P., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,

dwl 775 HaiTison
Morgan Samuel, dwl 307 Dolores
Morgan Samuel, milker Fi-ancis L. Such, cor Donglas and

Twenty-fourth
Morgan T.'E., blacksmith City R. R.
Morgan Terrence, laborer Golden Gate Park
Morgan Theodore, dwl 708 California
Morgan Thomas {Simpson ifc M.), 116 Post
Morgan Thomas, dwl 106 Bush
Morgan Thoipas, dwl 120 Ivy Av
Morgan Thomas, mariner, dwl 12 Washington
Morgan Thomas, stableman City R. R., dwl 1832 Howard
Morgan Thomas E., blacksmitircity R. R., dwl 2050 Miss
Morgan Thomas J., bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

540 Linden
Morgan T. R. {Otis <t- Co.), dwl 311 Dolores
Morgan Vaughn, boilermaker, dwl 28 Natoma, rear
Morgan William, cabinetmaker, dwl 61 Clementina
Morgan William, cari>enter, dwl S s Oak bet Webster and

Buchanan
Morgan William, carpets, 24 Fourth
Morgan William, clerk, dwl 502 Broadway
Morgan William, surveyor and civil engineer, dwl 1832

Howard
Morgan William H., stevedore, dwl SW cor Battery and

Green
Morgan William P., agent Meriden Brittannia Co., office

134 Sutter, res Oakland
Morgan William S., night clerk Post Office, dwl 65 Te-
hama
9IORCiA9f «ft CO. {John S. Morgan and John and

Thomas Crellin), wholesale oysters, 87 California

Market
Morgans Charles H. , carriagepainter, 413 Third, res Oak-
land
Morgenroth Charles, fringemaker A. Columbat, dwl 136

Clara
Morgenroth Herman, barkeeper Eckstein & Schoeneburg,

dwl SE cor California and Dupont
Morgenstein Albert C, real estate, office 314 California,

dwl 504 Taylor
Morgenstein Alfred, market; 7 Berry '

Morgenstein Peter, cabinetmaker Charles Thistlewaite,

dwl Brannan nr Seventh
Morgensteni Adolphe, clothing, cor Front and Pacific,

dwl 722 Front
Morgensteni Adolph, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Morgenstern Albert, city agent Hutchinson, Mann &

Smith
Morgenstern Alfred W., market, 546 Third
Morgensteni Louis, clerk J. C. Leony, dwl 722 Front
Morgenstern Louis, salesman J. W. Stamper, dwl 1118

Leavenworth
Morgenstern M., discount and real estate office, 206

Montgomery, dwl 221 Turk
Morgenstern Robert, chief accountant Bank of California,

dwl 1310 Pine
Morgensteni Samuel, dwl 1118 Leavenworth
Morgenstern William, hairdressing saloon, 540 Market,

dwl SW cor Third and Brannan
MOROnXTII.tr M.AX, jobber gents' furnishing

goods, and S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory goods, 108

Bush {and Morgenthau d- Lewnson), dwl 1119 Stock
Morgenthau & Levenson {Max Morgenthau and Isador

Levenson), proptrs Mission Soap and Candle Works,

Sixteenth bet Folsoni and Harrison, office 108 Bush
IIIOR<arE CITY AND COIIXTl', 651 Sacramento
Morhange Salvador, Belgian consul, office and dwl Grand

Hotel
Morhnmira John, butcher Paul Husson, dwl Fifteenth Av.

nr Railroad, South S. F.

BEAMISH'S— Shirt inanufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market

! P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Mori Georpe, barkeeper Charles Kreuter, dwl 7 Jasjier PI

iir ITiiion
Mori Leonard, peddler, 480 Pacific
Moriaiu* .loseph, cartiiuiii, NW cor Kearny and California,

dwl <K)6 Pacific, rear
Moriarty Daniel (Callaghan iC .V.), dwl NE cor Twenty-
third and Hamfwhire
Moriarty Daniel, laborer, dwl 31 Xatoma
Moriarty Dennis, laborer, dwl 1131 Harrison
Moriarty Frank, butcher, dwl ^1 Natoina
Moriarty Jeremiah, dwl 264 Stevenson
Moriarty Jeremiah, tailor William Sherman & Co., dwl W

8 Pierce bet Eddy and Ellis
Moriarty John, calker Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl 24

Howard Court
Moriarty John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s Geor-
gia nr Shasta
Moriarty John, laborer, dwl 24 Howard Court
Moriarty Michael, blacksmith H. S. Kreslor, dwl HOC

Howard
Moriarty Morris, laborer, dwl 39i ^uinn PI
Moriarty Patrick, nurse City and County Hospital
Moriarty Robert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Hyde and

Broadway
Moriarty Timothy, milkrandh, W s First Av nr Sac
Moriele Paul, <lwl 708 Commercial

!I10R1!»0\, HI T<'III.\SO.> A VO. (Thomas H. Mori-
son, Gardiner S. Hutchiiuun, Henry B. Pierce, and

Charleii D. Hoyt), importers and manufs Star Shirts,

drawers, etc., 112 Bush
Morisoii J. Henry, clerk Samuel A. Morison, res Fruit

Vale, Alameda County
IMORISOX SA.ni'EL .1., real estate, office 402 Front,

res Fruit Vale, Alameda County
Morison Thomas H. (ilcrrimn, Iiutckins(m <t Co.) res

Norwalk, Conn.
Morison. See Monrison
Moritz John C, market, 705 Montgomery Av,"dwl 622

Greenwich
HOKITZ MAXDEL, moneybroker, office 208 Mont-

gonierv, dwl .S'24 Jessie
MOKKEX HERMAN'X F., Frank's Saloon, 314 and 316

Pine, dwl 827 Post
Morlock Charles, shipping clerk W'ellman, Peck & Co.,

dwl 1221 Post
Morlock Frederick, dairj' produce, 25 Centre Market, dwl

1608 California
Mork>ck William, turner, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Mormon P. C, Lumbermen's Pro. L'nion
DIORXIXC: CALL (daily), San Francisco Call Co. pub-
lishers, office 525 Montgomer\-, editorial rooms 517

Clay
Morning Star Mining Co. (Storey Co., JTev.), James B.

Malholm secretary, office 331 Montgomerj-, room 7
Moro Carlo, cook, dwl SW cor Dupont ailC Broadway
Moron Benjamin {iforon tt Woolley), dwl 1527 Dupont
Moron & Woolley (Benjamin Huron and Lell H. Wool-

, ley), commission merchants, 422 Davis
Moroney Dennis, dwl 1115 Leavenworth
Moroney John, dwl 1710 Bush

Moroney John, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 215 Fourth
Moroney John, re^l estate, dwl 753 Brannan
Moronev M. E. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School,

dwl 1710 Bush
Moroney Paul (Paul Moroney <t Co., and Hopkins & M.),

dwl 417 Eddy
Moronev Paul Jr., clerk Paul Moronev & Co., dwl 417

Eddy
Moroney Paul & Co. (Peter HopJdns), stockbrokers, office

N s Halleck nr Sansom
Moroney Timothy, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
MoiTa Michael, dri\eT Omnibus R. R.
M.Tran M., machinist Risdon I. andL. Works
Morran Terrence, glassfitter, dwl 521 Howard
MORRELL ARRAHAM J., real estate, office 420

M'intgomery, room 8, third floor, dwl 530 Harrison
Morrell Charles, bookbinder, dwl 416^ Post
Morrell Charles, musical instrument manufacturer; 135

Post, dwl 416i Post
Morrell Charles Jr., musician, dwl 416A Post
Morrell Charles F., furniture, dwl 28 Silver
Morrell Frank, local policeman, dwl 340 Third *
Morrell Frederick D., assistant carpenter U. S. Mint, dwl

119 Powell
Morrell James T., si)ecial policeman, dwl 637 Washington
Morrell Oliver L. proptr Pioneer Furniture Man\ifactory,

218-222 Mission, dwl 28 Silver
Morretti Carlos, teacher vocal art, dwl 409 Leavenworth
Morrill Charles, turner Andrew Frei, dwl 120 Filbert

Morrill Charles A., manufacturer and importer boots and

shoes, office 406 Market, dwl 2005 Bush
Morrill Oliver C. , butcher, dwl 712 Leavenworth
Morrill Simon, printer Francis & Valentine, dwl 120 Dora
Morrill Samuel S. (Rnii ,{■ M.), dwl 120 Dora
MORRILL WARREX I'., printer, dwl 704 Powell
Morrillon Isabel, dwl 444 Union

Morris (widow), dwl 126 Fifth

Morris A., dwl 309 Jessie

Morris Aaron, groceries, 713 Sansom, dwl 520 Clay
Morris Abraham (/. S- A . Morrijs), dwl 2605 Sacramento
Morris Abraham, dry -goods merchant, dwl 122 O'Farrell
Morris Adolph, merchant tailof, 48 Second, dwl 2034 Miss
Morris Alexander H., painter and grainer, office and dwl

NW cor Eleventh and Howard
Morris Ann Mrs., dwl 114 Natoma
Morris Anne Miss, dressmaker, dwl S s Willow Av' bet

Eddy and Ellis
Morris Arthur, first lieutenant Brevet Capt. Foiuth U. S.

Artillerj-, Point San Jos6
Morris B., dwl 636 Commercial
Morris B. & Co. (John T. Littleford), manufacturing

jewelers, 043 Sacramento
Morris Benjamin (B. Morris X- Co.), dwl 1008 Sutter*
Morris Benjamin, tailor, dwl 1511 Powell
Morris Benjamin Jr., clerk, dwl 1511 Powell
Morris Benjamin L. (L. Murris tt Son.) dwl 46 Second
Morris Benjamin L., merchant tailor, dwl 773i Folsom
Morris Benjamin S., clerk Crocker & Co., dwl 'l42 Shipley
Morris Bemhard, boot and shoefitter Simon Wolff, dwl

2617 Clay
Morris Charles, carpenter, dwl 16 Washington
Morris Charles, laborer, dwl 406 Green
Morris Charles D., clerk Luther P. Fisher, 20 Merchants'

Exchange
Morris Cornelius R., night clerk Post-office, dwl 1234 Pac
Morris Daniel E. , vaquero, dwl 1 Wall PI
Morris David, clerk David Samuels, dwl 108 Kearny
Morris David, locksmith, dwl 1810 Post
Morris David, lumberman Pope & Talbot, dwl 638 Third
Morris Dennis, stableman Ames Craig, dwl 71 Brady
Morris Edward, dwl 507 Powell
Morris Edward, blacksmith Thomas Donlan, dwl 512

Geary
Morris Edward, news agent, dwl 1511 Powell
Morris Edward, sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl

137 Welsh
Morris Edward C. , machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 10

Garden
Morris Ellen (widow), dwl 5 Meacham PI
Morris Frank, bootblack A. P. Leal, dwl 308 Tehama
Morris George, dwl 256 Stevenson

Morris George, janitor Safe Deposit Block, dwl 10 Fourth
Morris George, salesman John Bell, dwl 823 Mission
Morris H. & Co. (Marks Levy), butchers, 741 Broadway
Morris Harris, tailor, 1035 Howard
Morris Henn,' (H. 3focri-y <i- Co.), dwl 741 Broadway
Morris Henry, drayman, 604 Front, dwl 702 Natoma
Morris Henrj-, seaman stm Oriflamme Folsom St.WTiarf
Morris HenrV F., bookkeeper, 330 Pine room 33, dwl 14

O'Farrell
Morris Henrj- S., saloonkeeper, 818 Pac, dwl 1604 Jones
Morris Hertz, expressman, SE cor Montgomery and

Washington, dwl 40 South Park
Morris Hubbard, teamster Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Morris Isaac, manuf Russian cigarettes, 414 Sacranjento,

dwl 438 Natoma
Morris J., dwl 424 Sansom
Morris J. , with Fisher cfc Co. , dwl 572 Folsom
Morris J. & A., steam marble works, 216 Fifth
Morris James, dwl 31 Hunt

Morris James, laborer Alfred W'. Manning, dwl 525 Pow
Morris James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s flTiarf
Morris James, paver superintendent streets, dwl 512

Gearj-, rear
Morris James, show-cardwriter, 437 Pine, dwl 1404 Van

Ness Av
Morris James, sawj-er Cal. Planing Mills
Morris Jennie (widow), dwl 313 Tehama ^
Morris J. G., stevedore, dwl 14 Turk ^

Morris J. M., stockbroker, dwl 121 Oak
Morris John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

114 Natoma
Morris John, civil engineer, dwl W s Wall PI nr Jackson
Morris John, seaman, dwl 1143 Harrison
Morris John, seaman stm Santa Cruz, Pacific St.WTiarf
Morris John H., clerk G. W. Guion, dwl 5 Meacham PI
Morris John W., helper melter's and refiner's department

U. S. Mint, res Oakland

JAMES &. STEELE «S; CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

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Morris Joseph, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Morris Joseph J. (George X'aunton & Co.), dwl 703 Davis
Morris Julius, maniif and dealer cigars and tobacco, 151

Third, dwl 512 Folsom
Morris J. \V., master mariner, dwl 527 Sacramento
Morris L., laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Morris L. & Son (Benjamin L. Morris), merchant tailors,

33 and 35 Second
Morris Lemuel P. (^fnrri■s <i- West), dwl 900 Post
Morris Levsis (L. Morris d- Son), dwl Hi Second
Morris M., dwl 636 Commercial
Morris Michael, longshorftman, dwl 804 Third
Morris Mitau, clerk Getleson & Landis, dwl 1916 Sac
Morris Nathan, shoefitter Rosenstock & Co., dwl 2017 Clay
Morris Patrick, laborer A. N. Spear & Co., 218 Drumin
Morris Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl E s Ten-
nessee nr Nevada
Morris Patrick J. (Wasson <t M.), dwl 314 Tj'ler
Morris Peter, expressman, dwl W s Nevada nr Folsom
Morris Preston, miller Roseberry & Co., dwl 420 Hayes
Morris Robert D. , carpenter, dwl Twelfth Av nr P, South

S. F.
Morps S., steward stm Santa Cruz, Pacific St. Wharf
Morris Samuel, barber, dwl 409 Pacific
Morris Samuel, jobber, dwl 142 Shipley
Morris Samuel N, bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly & Co., dwl

1837 Bush
MOICRIS, SCHWAB A €0. (William Morris, Joseph
Schicab, and John F. Kennedy), importers and
dealers moldings, engravings, artists' materials, gild-
ing, etc., 19 and 21 Post
Morris S. Franklin, clerk Madison & Burke, dwl 708

Taylor
Morris Siegmund, drj' and fancy goods, 813 Stockton, dwl

610 Geary
Morris Simon, boot and shoefitter Rosenstock & Co., dwl

2617 Clay
Morris Simon, hairdresser Frank Harris, dwl 409 Pacific
Morris Theodore, locksmith, dwl 1810 Post
Morris Thomas, carpenter and builder, dwl NW corTwen-

ty-third and Alabama
Morris Thomas, housemover, dwl 539 Natoma
Morris Thomas, waiter, dwl 509 Washington
Morris William (Morris, Schwab <t Co.), dwl 26j Kearny
Morris William, laundryman, dwl 456 Miima
Morris William, seaman, 32 Steuart
Morris William, shipjoiner, dwl 2510 Bu.sh
Morris William G. , special agent U. S. Treasury, office

Custom House third floor, dwl Occidental Hotel
Morris & West (Lemuel P. Morris and Edward West),

carpenters and joiners, 619 Hyde
Morrisay William, lodgings, 429 Clementina
Morrisey A. E. Miss, seamstress, dwl N s Fifteenth bet

Guerrero and Dolores
Morrisey C. Mrs. , ladies' nurse, dwl S s Willow Av bet

Eddy and Ellis
Morrisey E. W. , dwl N 3 Fifteenth bet Guerrero and Do-
lores
MoiTisey Jeremiah, porter W. G. Badger, dwl 67 Clem
Morrisey John, farmer, dwl 525 Howard
Morrisey John, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Morrisey John, stableman Dexter Stables, dwl 510 Mission
Morrisey Patrick, dwl 447 Tehama
Morrisey Patrick, painter, dwl 407 Tehama
Morrisey William, carpenter, dwl 907 Folsom
Morrisey William H., painter, dwl N s Fifteenth "^ bet

Guerrero and Dolores
Morrisey. See Morrissey
Morrison A. A., conductor Market St. R. R.
Morrison Agnes Mrs., head laundress Commercial Hotel
Morrison A. L. (estate of), office 315 California room 8
Morrison Alexander, carpenter, dwl 1027 Vallejo
Morrison Alonzo, tiler, dwl 806 Green
Morrison Alva, driver Smart & Bros., W s Old San Jos(5

Road nr Industrial School
Morrison Andrew H., reporter, dwl SW cor Twentieth

and Dolores
Morrison Andrew J., receiving clerk, dwl 112 Welsh
Morrison A||hibald, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gou^b and Haight
Morrison Augustus G., lumber surveyor, dwl 253 Octavia
Morrison B. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 811 Stockton
Morrison Benjamin, stovemounter Locke & Montague,

dwl N s Butte bet Jersey and Potrero Av
Morrison Carlton J., policeman City Hall, dwl W s Fair

Oaks nr Twenty-second
Morrison C. B. Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.
Mint, dwl 1206 Market

Morrison Charles D., mining, office 320 Sansom room 19,

res Oakland «

Morrison C. J., policeman City Hall, dwl SW cor Fair

Oaks and Twenty-second
Morrison C. W. (widow), dwl 1529 Washington
Morrison D., machinist, dwl 227 Second
Morrison David, horse dealer, dwl 26 Hunt
Morrison Dexter, gasfitter C. H. Stoombs & Co., dwl 1809

O'Farrell
Morrison Edward, steward stm Coquillc, Pacific St. Wharf
Morrison E. F., Lumbermens' Pro. Union
Morrison Ella H. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School
Morrison Frank, salesman Homer Williams & Co.
Morrison George H., lumber dealer, 1 Howard, dwl W 8

Shotwell bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Morrison Hector F., patent agent, dwl 213 Seventh
Morrison Henry L., barkeeper Commercial Hotel
Morrison Howard, engineer Wade's Opera House, dwl

1141 Mission _

Morrison J., painter, dwl 409 Stevenson
Morrison James, machinist Union Iron Works
Morrison James, watchman O. Embody, dwl 338 Thir-
teenth
Morrison James, weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen Hills,

dwl 308 Capp ,

Morrison John, barkeeper William C. Dorrance, dwl 48

Clementina
Morrison John, bellman Occidental Hotel, dwl 651 Miss
Morrison John, drajiiian M. Toklas, Hahn & Brown, dwl

079 Harrison
Morrison John, laborer Pac. Iron Works, dwl 42 Ecker
Morrison John, master mariner, dwl 806 Green
Morrison John, seaman, dwl SOO Green
Morrison John B. (Morrison tfc Robertson), dwl SW cor

Twentieth and Dolores
9IOKKISON JOH\' V. Jr., importer and wholesale
wines and liquors, 316 Sacramento, and 321 Commer-
cial, dwl 817 Howard
Morrison John F., carj^enterand builder, dwl Ws Mission

bet Thirty-first and Thirty -second
Morrison John W., teamster Hobbs & Pomeroy, dwl 803

Geary
Morrison Jonas J. , bookkeeper Preston & McKinnon,

dwl 15 Laurel PI
Morrison Joseph H., teamster Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,

dwl 1425 Jackson
Morrison Laughlin, plasterer, dwl 26 Silver
Morrison M. Miss, with H. S. Jacobs, dwl 525 Howard
Morrison Martin, packer Cal. Furniture Mauuf. Co., dwl

S s Clay bet Scott and Devisadero
Morrison Minnie Miss, milliner, dwl 664 Mission
Morrison P. , dwl Ocean View House, 6i miles from City

Hall
Morrison Patrick, hostler Dexter Stables, dwl cor First

and Missioi^
Morrison Peter B., boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl 37

Louisa
Morrison Robert, clerk, 1613 Leavenworth
Morrison Robert, superintendent Cal. Silk Manuf. Oo.,

dwl W s Fifteenth Av nr L, South S. F.
Morrison Robert F., judge Fourth District Court, cham-
bers 29 Montgomery Block, dwl Occidejital Hotel
Morrison S. (widow), dwl ISIO Leavenworth
Morrison Thomas, freightclerk < >. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Morrison Thomas, laborer, dwl 236.} Ritch
Morrison Thomas H., real estate, dwl W s Howard bet

Twentieth and Twenty-first
Morrison William, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R,
Morrison William, carpenter, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Morrison William, plumber, dwl 516 Folsom
Morrison William J. , molder, dwl 308 Capp
Morrison William W., teamster, cor Battery and Wash-
ington, dwl 46 Silver .
Morrison & Robertson (John B. Morrison and John D.

Robertson), carriagemakers, 110 Jessie
Morrison. See Morison and Murison
Morrissey Augustus, engineer, dwl 719 Howard
Morrissey Edward Rev. , assistant pastor St. Patrick's

Church, dwl 744 Mission
MoiTissey Frederick, mariner, dwl 1 Lick
Morrissey James, oiler Centi-al Pacific R. R. Depot, dwl

619 Natoma
Morrissey John, drajTiian, NE cor Fourth and Berry, dwl

19 Freelon, rear
Morrissey John, exjiressman, cor Sacramento and Sansom,

dwl 449} Tehama
Morrissey John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N s

Shasta nr Georgia
Morrissey John, laborer Southern Paciflc R. R.

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.I)., Proptr.

p. VAN SCHAAOK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstaMished 1862.

Morrisscy John W., innRon, dwl 1804 Hyde

Morritiscy Josopli, shueinaker, dwl 3:U Minna

Morrissey Michael, dwl 517 Jlission

Morrisscy Michael, laborer, dwl 28 Ritch

Morrissey Miohael, packer James W. Bumham & Co., dwl
1710 Sacramento

Morrissey Oliver, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl
34 Park Av

Morrisscy Patrick H. Mrs., ^Toceries and liquors, 210 Fifth

Morrisscy Richard, laborer, dwl 13 Dora

Morrisscy William, laborer HurIi Flynn, dwl 243 Perry

Morrissey William, roller Pacific RoUintf Mills, dwl S 8
Shasta nr Michigan

Morri sey William, sht«emaker; 95 Commercial

Morrow Frei'erick 15. {Morrotv <jt Xijiotu/er), res Oakland

BIOKKO'W a. A <'0„ (WiUwm Scott), hay, trrain, and
commission merchants, 39 Clay and 28 Commercial

Morrow George (G. itorrow it- Co.), dwl 1410 Taylor

Morrow Georye, plumber Edmund Lane, dwl Mason bet
Post and Sutter

Morrov. J., dwl S(>!> Market *

Morrow J. B., inachiuist, dwl Sixth bet Harrison and
Brj-ant

Mom)w J. L., real-estate agent, oflSce 215 Kearny, res
Oakland

Morrow Matilda Mrs., bazar patterns' general agent Pa-
cific Coa-st, G21 Market

Morrow R., laborer Calif omia Grain Warehouse, corBeale
anil lirannan

MOICKO^V ItOBEKT F., capitalist, office 414 Califor-
nia, dwl !tl6 Leavenworth

Morrow William, seaman, dwl 54 iSacramento

Morrow William W. {Latimer cfc M.), attorney at law,
office Nevada Block 309 Montgomerj', rooms 72-76,
dwl 1034 Jackson

Morrow & Nisonger (F. B. itorrov: and George NisO'nger),
manufacturers white metals, 215 First

Morrj- Joseph, bootmaker Joseph Francis, dwl 116 Jack-
son

Morse , employee Pacific Mail S. S. Co. , dwl 408 Brj-ant

Morse Abrah.-im W., watchman U. S. Mint, dwl 503 Fol

Morse A. G. H. (widow), dwl 2202 Steiner

Morse Albion H., captain, dwl 2202 Steiner

Mor e Amos C, collector S. F. Benev. Assn., dwl W s Va-
lencia bet Twenty -third and Twenty-fourth

Morse Andrew, plasterer, dwl 246 Tehama

Morse Benjamin T., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 541
Fourth

Morse Caroline F. (widow), dwl SE cor Cal and Scott

Morse Charles A., mining secretary, office 331 Montgo-
men' rix>m 10, res Oakland

Morse Charles S., clerk Poije & Talbot, dwl 317 Third

Morse Charles W., insurance surveyor, office and dwl 420
Caliioniia room 12

Morse E., housemover, dwl 110 Eddy

Morse E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 110 Eddy

Morse Edgar L., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl
NE cor Minna and Fifteenth

Morse Edward, dwl 22 Tehama

Morse Edward A. , mining, office 330 Pine room 9, dwl
1404 Van Xess Av

Morse E. W., lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 22 Tehama

Morse Ezra, porter Wilson & Brother, res Oakland

Morse Genrse E. , nightwatchman U. S. Mint, res Oakland

MORSE iiKOUVE I»., photographic art gallery, 417
Montijomcn.-, res Alameda

Morse George T., captain schooner Bobolink, office 44
Market

Morse George W., bootmaker, dwl 263 Third

Morse Henry C, laborer U. S. Quartermasters' Depart-
ment, dwl 28 Marj'

Morse Henry J., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl
C19 Mission

Morse Henry W., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 529
Valencia

Morse H. G., n^ster mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
Grand HotJ

Morse J., laborer Bay Sugar Refinerj% dwl N s Filbert
bet Sansom and Montgomery

Morse James, clerk C. V. Gillespie, dwl 720 California

Morse J. L., whitener, 759i Mission

Morse John, molder, dwl 219 First

Morse John F., medical student, dwl SE cor California
and Scott

Morse John T. , clerk C. V. Gillespie, office 641 Washing-
ton, dwl 636 Post

Morse Joseph, engineer Laguna Tannery, N s Union bet
Polk and Larkin

Morse Levi {Home i: Pedler), dwl 724 Clementina

Morse L. J. Miss, adjuster coiners' dei)artment U. S.

Mint, dwl cor Valencia and Twenty-third
Morse Leonard, mining stocks, dwl 8 Urcnliam PI
Morse Milton H., bookkeeper Henry F. Williams, dwl

Nineteenth Av l>et H and 1, South S. F.
Morse Myron E., miner, dwl 124 Eighth
Morse N. S. Miss, adjuster coiners' department U. S.

Mint, dwl cor Stockton and California
Jlorse Robert, clerk Robert (,'oulson, dwl 71 Fourth
Morse S., carpenter, dw! 120 Turk
Morse Sally P. Mrs., furnished rooms, 8 Brcnham PI
Morse Sanmel, rancher, dwl Park Hotel
Morse Stephen H. {Auibrose <fe J/.), dwl NE cor Second

and Minna
Morse Thoinas H. , housecarpenter, dwl 1505 Leavenworth
Morse Thomas J., hacks, 8 Carlos PI
Morse W., carpenter California Plafting Mills
Morse W. Miss, teacher Mission Primary School
Morse W. H., conductor Market St. R. R.
Morse William, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Morse William, master mariner, dwl ."JGO Howard
Morse William, watchman, dwl 32 Ellis
Morse & Evans Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.),

Daniel Buck secretxry, office .309 Mont room 80
Morse & Pedler (Levi Jlome a)id Jonah Pedler), steve-
dores, office, cor East and Mission
Morse. Sec Morss and Moss
Morshead GJeorge W., clerk Philip Morshead, dwl 850

Howard
Morshead Philip, livery and sale stable, 843 Howard, dwl

850 Howard
Morss George A., lumber surveyor A. M. Simpson &

Brother, dwl E s Fair Oaks nr Twenty-second
Morstadt A. , teacher, dwl 802 Stockton
Mortee Thomas B., dwl 7 Glen Park Av
Jlortensen E. Mrs., sewing school, 739 Mission
Mortensen Jens Peter, furnished rooms, 606 Third
Mortensen John, farmer, dwl 21 Stevenson
Mortensen Martin L. (Lydeksen & 31.), dwl 1811 Polk
Mortensen Ole {Kaarsbcrg it if.), dwl 90 Ninth nr Miss
Mortensen William, gardener, dwl 739 Mission
Mortenson Paul, mate stm Marj' Taylor
Morthus John, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Morti Jacob, clerk John H. Kessing, dwl 4 St. Mary
Mortola Baptists, fisherman, dwl 15 Washington
Mortimer Frank, stage manager Buckley's Varieties, dwl

1107 Kearny
Mortimer Peter S., laborer John Spaulding k Co., dwl 16

Howard Court
Mortimer Robert, seaman, dwl 20 Commercial
Mortimer Albert, magnetic physician, office and dwl 11

OFarrell
Morton Augustus G., salesman Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 57 Clementina
Morton Charles, housemover Da%-id Harris, dwl 522 Miss
Morton Charles C, wharfinger Batterj- St. Wharf, dwl 1521

Leavenu orth
Morton E. C. (widow), dwl 322J^ O'Farrell
Morton Edgar J., clerk, dwl 305 Taylor
Morton Edward, clerk, dwl 305 Taylor
Morton Edward C, agent Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 811

Jackson
Morton Edward H., conductor U. S. Mint, dwl 1138 Pac
Morton Elijah, first mate stm Oakland, Oakland Ferrj",

dwl 439 Sixth
Morton Ella Miss, teacher Geary St. Primarj' School
Morton Frank, clerk baggage store room Oakland Ferry,

dwl 812 Stockton
Morton Frank H., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl

57 Clementina
Morton Frank R., chief clerk letter department Wells,

Fargo & Co., dwl 407 Octa\-ia
Morton Frederick, boxmaker, dwl 57 Clementina
Morton Frederick S. , clerk Oscar Foss, dwl 2545 Howard
Morton George, laborer William W. Newell
Morton George, painter, dwl S s Nineteenth bet Sherman

and Diamond
Morton George H., bookkeeper Rider, Somers & Co., dwl

117 Sixth
Morton George W., engineer, dwl 55 Natoma 41
Morton H. Mrs., seamstress, dwl 137 Montgomery
Morton H. A., miller, dwl 206 Union
Morton Harry, molder, dwl NW cor Baker and McAllister
Morgan Harrj', operator fire alarm and police telegraph,

dwl 4 Brenham PI
Morton Henrj-, laborer Glasgow Iron and Metal Import-
ing Co., dwl SE cor Folsom and Twentieth
Norton Henrj-, packer Horace Davis & Co., dwl 328 Union
Morton Henry J., printer, dwl 4 Jackson PI

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

"D. "W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, "Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merc!iant and Moi

Morton Henn' R. (Morton <fc Robinson), dwl 4 Jackson PI
MORTOK HOl'SE, William G. Graham proprietor, 119

Post
Mortfjn Howard, bookbinder D. Hicks k Co., dwl 1138 Pac
Morton Hugrh, treasurer Buckley's Varieties, dwl 621 Cal
niORTON J. <t CO. (Sargent S. Morton), teamsters,

office 204 Batter}'
Morton Jolm (J. Morton <t Co.), dwl 305 Taylor
Mort(jn John M., merchant, dwl 1833 Sutter
Morton John M., second mate stm Humboldt, Jackson St.

Wharf
Morton John R. (Morton tt Browne), dwl 259 Clara
Morton Joseph W., dwl 422 Third
Morton Joshua B., carpenter and builder, 11 Webb, dwl

1509 Jackson
Morton L. S., dwl 225^ush
Morton Lydia (widow), dwl 450 Bartlett
Morton Mary (widow), tailoress, 431j Haj-es
Morton Peter, deckhand stm Alameda, Oakland Ferry,

dwl 19 Hinckley
Morton Reuben, president Central R. R., office 116 Tay-
lor, dwl 744 Ellis
Morton Robert, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Morton Robert J., dwl 421 Fourth
Morton Sargent S. (J. Morton <f- Co.), dwl 606 Leav
Morton Thomas, ironmolder Golden State Foundry, dwl

N s Twenty-fourth bet York and Bryant
Morton Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s Shasta

nr Louisiana
Morton Tliomas B., clerk, dwl 13 Powell
Morton William, clerk, dwl 305 Taylor
Morton William, miner, dwl 431 Turk
Morton William, operator fire alann and police telegraph,

dwl 4 Brenham PI
Morton William, sashmaker, dwl 259 Clara
Morton William H., ex-harbormaster, dwl 407 Post
Morton William J., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Morton Willie R., clerk J. Morton & Co., dwl 305 Taylor
Morton W. W., dentist, dwl 26 Ellis
Morton & Browne (John R. Morton and Edward

Brou'tie), boots and shoes, 920 Market
Morton & Robinson (Henry R. Morton and W. H. Rob-
inson), dentists, office 205 Montgomerj' Av
Mortze Joseph, machinist, dwl 216 Second
Mortze Joseph O. L., machinist Joshua Hendy, dwl 216

Second
Mosante Orlando, gardener Joseph Spinettu, dwl NW cor

Eddy and Buchanan
Mosbacher Emanuel, japanner, dwl 212 Steuart
Mosbacher Gerson, boots and shoes, 212 Steuart
Mosbacher Samuel, clerk, dwl 212 Steuart
Mosch John (Mosch <£• Mohrmann), dwl 512 Bush, rear
Mosch & Mohrmann (John Mosch and Carl Mohrmann),

liquor saloon, 107 Dupont
Moscrop Joseph, salesman George T. Hanly & Co., dwl

1008} Market
Mose Alick, glazier, dwl Waldo Lodging House
Mose John, carpenter William Kreger, 108 Da\is
Mose Nells, carpenter, dwl 1854 Stevenson
Mosebach Brothers (Henry and Ferdinand C), grocers,

340 Third
Mosebach Ferdinand C. (Mosebach Bros.), dwl 111 Guer-
rero
Mosebach Henry (Mosebach Bros.), dwl 340 Third
Moseby Katherine (widow), dwl 1041 Mission
Moseley S., clerk, dwl 629 Ellis

Moseley T. R. , U. S. Pension Agent, office 321 Washing-
ton, dwl Occidental Hotel
Moselle Franz, waiter, dwl 509 Washington
Mosenacher Rosa Miss, fringemaker Fromm & Schaefer,

245 Stevenson
Moser Abraham, plumber, dwl 27 Eddy
Moser Bonifacius, barkeeper Conrad Mundelius, dwl 911

Jackson
Moser Thomas S. (Dunbar d- M.), res Alameda
Moses B. F. (widow), dwl 120 Ellis
Moses Carrie Miss, tailoress, dwl 216 Seventh
Moses Evan, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Moses Ha^e Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Grammar

Schoor
Moses Israel H., auctioneer, dwl 737 Howard
Moses Jacob, tailor, dwl 309i Sixth
Moses John, clerk, dwl 711 O'Farrell
Moses Lazarus, tailor, dwl 830 Harrison
Moses Marks, peddler, dwl 123 Shipley
Moses Maurice, cutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 830 Har
Moses Morris, peddler, dwl 545 Mission, rear
Moses Noah, compositor, dwl 3 Glover
Mosess Walter W. , basketmaker, dwl 116 Ivy Av

Mosgrove Henry (S. Mosgrove J; Co.), dwl 424 Minna
Mosgrove S. & Co. (H. Mosgrove and A. A. White), dry

and fancj' goods, 114 and 116 Kearny
Mosgrove Samuel (S. Mosgrove Jr Co.), dwl 424 Minna
Mosheimer Joseph, engineer and assayer, 507 Montgomery
Mosher Abraham, plumber, dwl 27 Eddy
Mosher Daniel, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 15 Stock
Mosher Gilbert M., teamster Weaver & Taylor, dwl 5J

Garden
Mosher James P. , attorney at law, office 408 California,

room 15
Mosher Jerusha Mrs. , presser machinework, dwl 318j Fifth
MosheV Thomas, laborer, dwl 312 Beale
Mosier R., cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First
Moskowitz Henrj', cigar dealer, dwl 15} Harriet
Moskowitz Morris, dwl 419i Tehama
Mosman A., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Potrero
Mosquito Hydraulic and Quartz Mining Co. (Butte Co.,

Cal.), office 310 Sansom, room 9
Moss Alexander, student, dwl 407 O'Farrell
Moss Charles, clerk, dirl 19 Taylor
Moss Charles, mining, office 401 Califomfa, room 10, dwl

445 Bryant
Moss Claus, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Moss Edward, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Moss Edward, carpenter, dwl 1153 Mission
Moss Ellis W., ciarars and tobacco, Cosmopolitan Hotel,

dwl 128 Eighth
Moss Ernest G., mining engineer, assayer, and metallur-
gist, dwl 624 O'Farrell
Moss Francis, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Moss Francis, carpenter, dwl 1153 Mission
Moss Francis, student, dwl 445 Brj'ant
Moss George, bookfinisher Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl NW

cor Lombard and Leavenworth
Moss Isaac, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Moss James W., collector, office and dwl 652 Market
MOSS J. 9IOR.4, president American-Russian Com-
mercial Co., office 718 Batter}", and president San
Joaquin and King's River Canal and Irrigation Co.,
office 302 California, res Oakland
Moss John, dwl 624 Fourth
Moss John, carpenter, dwl 104 Powell
Moss John B., waiter, dwl 509 Washington
Moss Joseph, laborer M. Connolly, dwl 613A Natoma
Moss Joseph, tanner, dwl N s Filbert bet Larkin and Polk
Moss Joseph J., with Goldberg & Schwalbe, dwl 21 Car-
oline
Moss Margaret, dwl 233 O'Farrell
Moss Peter, laborer, dwl 613} Natoma
Moss Peter, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 630}

Natoma
Moss William, dwl 445 Brrant

Moss William, barkeeper Palace Varieties, 25 Geary
Moss William S. (William S. Moss <i- Co.), res Stockton
MOSS WILLIAM S. A CO. (Philip A. Roach
and George Pen Johnston), publishers and pro-
prietors Daily and Weekly Examiner, office 533 and
535 Washington
Moss. See Mosse

Mosse D'Alvah (widow), dwl W s Dolores nr Eighteenth
Mosse Daniel H. T., carpenter and builder, dwl E s San-
chez bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Mosser Thomas, engineer stm Petahima, Davis St. Wharf
Mostacher Emanuel, japanner George Tay & Co., dwl

212 Steuart
Mote James, carpenter, dwl 946 Harrison
Motes Antone, barber Manuel Silva, dwl 707 Brannan
Motherwell John, machinist Union Iron Works
Motler Charles, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Motley Annie Miss, milliner, dwl 517 Pine
Motroni A. & Co. (J. Gonnella), liquor saloon, 1303 Dup
Motroni August (A. Montroni it Co.), dwl 1303 Dupont
Mott — — Mrs. , dwl 242 Taylor
Mott Edward, student, dwl 33 Hawthorne
Mott Elijah Mrs. (widow), dwl 1613 Leavqpworth
Mott George, butcher, dwl 747 Howard
Mott Gordon N., court commissioner Nineteenth District,
and attorney at law, office 523 Kearny room 21, dwl
33 Hawthorne
Mott James, laborer, dwl 27 Commercial
Mott J. B. , clerk Anglo California Bank, dwl 242 Taylor
Mott John, artificial-handmaker, dwl 337 Bush
Mott Julius A., editor Shferman & Hyde's Musical Review,

dwl 902 Mission
Mott Thomas R., laborer Custom House, dwl 319 Bush
Mott William H., attorney at law, office 432 Montgomery,

dwl 33 Hawthorne
Motzenbecker P., merchant tailor, 610 Clay, res Oakland

BEAMISH'S—Importer Pnrnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, co-r. Third and Market

[' p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

MOT

595

MUE

Motzer Georcrc, baker, dwl 21 Fulton
Mould Charles H., carpenter, dwl 730 Vallejo, rear
MOllliUKK AlVnitKn' .»., secretary- Pacifte Stock Ex-
change, office 314 Montjjomerv, dwl 812 Hush
Moulson Frederick, cooper Dledrich Bucking-, dwl 59

Kverctt
Moulthroi) A., dwl 636 Commercial
Moulthrop Carlton F., bookkeeper Angell, Palmer & Co.,

dwl 206 Twenty-second
Moulthrop C. W., sujierintendent Golden State Iron

Works, 19-25 First, dwl 824 Hush
Moulthrop John L., bookkeeper, dwl 206 Twenty-second

nr Howard *

Moulton Alver, painter Wilson & Sloulton, dwl 1019 Pac
Moulton Daniel, dwl S s Hush nr Pierce
Moulton E. S. & Co. , provision dealers, 212 Clav
Moulton E. Spnvgue {E. S. Murilton <i- Co.),' dwl 1520

Pacific Av
Moulton Frank F., bookkeeper Goodyear Rubber Co., dwl

607 Harrison
Moulton Frederick, wiredrawer Pac. Wire Manuf. Co.,

dwl 446 Brannan
Moult«in George W. , barber B. B. White, dwl 302 Folsom
Moulton H. E. Mrs., teacher Spring Valley Primary

School, dwl 710 Natoma
Moulton J. H., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Moulton Jonathan B. (Arbxickle <t- M.), dwl NE cor

Howard and Sixteenth
Moulton Josiah (Wilson & ^f.), dwl 007 Harrison
Moulton Sherman B., clerk Arbuckle c& Moulton, dwl NE

cor Howard and Sixteenth
Moulton T. B., captain watch Palace Hotel
Moxilton William J. L. , civil engineer, dwl 435 Seventh
Moulton & Logan {Ezra S. Moiilton and Hxigh Logan),

commission merchants, 212 Clay
Moultrie Emily Mrs., dwl 2(> Sixth
Mount Jefferson Mill and Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.,

Cal.), J. W. Clark secretary, office 418 California

room 2
Mount Joseph, clerk, dwl 109 Eighth
Mount Saint Helena Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Napa

Co., Cal.), A. Badlam secretary, office 22 City Hall
Mount Savage Mining Co. (Utah), D. F. Verdenal secre-
tary, office 409 California room 3
Mount S. R. , storekeeper Palace Hotel
Mount William, longshoreman, dwl 113 Kearny, rear
Mountain James, black.smith, dwl 243 Eighth
Mountain John J. (Mountain <t- Raye), dwl NE cor Du-

pont and Market
Mountain Spring House, Samuel Costello proptr, W s
» Mission Ocean House Road nr Toll Gate
Mountain & Raye (John J. Movntain and Alfred P.

Jiai/e), carpets, oil cloths and upholstery, NE cor

Market and Dupont
Mouser Augustus, waiter St. Nicholas Hotel, 214 First
Mouser B. T., surgeon, office 235 Kearny, dwl 707 Bush
Mouser S. M., physician and surgeon, office 235 Keamj-,

dwl 707 Bush
Moutardier A. , furniture dealer, 639 California
Moutell Francis M. (Moutell tt Co.), dwl 367 Minna
Mouthon Joseph, ieemaker Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 422J

Broalway
Mouton Jules" (P. G. Somps & Co.), dwl 11 Park Av
Moutrechard R., butcher, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Mouz Adolph, machinist, dwl SW cor New Montgomery

Av and Union
Mow Frederick, civil engineer, dwl 246 Greenwich
Mow Henry, clerk A. E. Swain, dwl 102 Minna
Mow Henry, jeweler, dwl 820 Folsom
Mowatt George E. , butcher 6 -10 Union Market, dwl 747

Howard

Mowbray , dwl 257 Stevenson

Mowell Paul D. , publisher San Francisco Prices Current,

• office NW cor Clay and Sansom, res Oakland
Mower Atuos A., plumber and gasfitter, 508 Valencia, dwl

130 First A^
Mower Mary T., (widow), dwl 2627 Howard
Mower Thomas, dwl 2627 Howard
Mowry Charles, real estate, dwl 55 Tehama
Mowry Dutee G., carpenter, dwl 510 Howard •

MowTy Eugene D., actor, dwl 519 Bush
Mowry George (Mowry d- Co.), res Oakland
MottTy George B. (Alpers d: M. and Potrero Co.), dwl

SW cor Grove and Buchanan
Mowry Harry, ironmolder, dwl 54 First
Mowry Laura A. (widow), dwl SW cor Grove and Bu-
chanan
MOWRY LYM.4\ I., attorney at law, office 21 Court
Block, 636 Clay, dwl 921 Polk

Mowry Mary A. (widow), dwl 921 Polk

Mowi-y Origin, capitalist, dwl 1422 Powell

Mowry Richard D., poultry, game, etc., 103 and 104 Cali-
fornia Marlcet, dwl 3031 Sixteenth

Mowry William A., carriageniaker, 1140 Folsom, dwl 671
Clementina

Mowry W. R., mining expert, dwl 423 Bush

MowTy & Co. (George Mowry and Charles Jenks) manufs
Star Blacking,'731 Mission

Moxley Charles O. , real-ostate agent, office 307 Montgom-
ery, dwl NW cor Fell and Franklin

Moxley John S., builder, dwl NW cor Fell and Franklin

Moxley Robert G., carpenter, dwl 20 Ellis

Moxxeii John, seaman, dwl 19 Hinckley

Moy Eugene, tailor, 27 Morton

Moyce Swift H., driver Pac. Ice Co., dwl 127^ Berry

Moyer Allan P., brassmolder William T. Garratt, dwl 14
Rausch

Moyer Frank, mining secretary, office 408 California room
" 16, dwl 156 Third

Moyer George, bootblack, 308 Bush, dwl 106 William

Moylan Jane (widow), dwl 1152 Folsom

Moylan Patrick, packer R. A. Swain & Co., dwl 839 Cal

Moyle George H. , mining, dwl 2106 Van Ness Av

Moyle James W. , mining, office 402 Montgomery room 7,
dwl 124 Tyler

Moyles John, foreman Searle & Bode, dwl 108 Alta PI

Moyles Owen, machinist, dwl 1215 Union

Moyles Patrick, porter Searle .& Bode, dwl 110 Alta PI

Moynes George E., salesman Doane & Henshelwood, dwl
755 Howard ^

Moynihan Andrew, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 How

Moynihan C, dwl 636 Commercial

Moynihan James, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale
St. Wharf

Moynihan John, marblecutter, dwl 37j Perry

Moynihan Lawrence, boot and shoemaker, 410 Sixth

Moynihan Theodore, musician, dwl 311 Mission

Moynihan Timothy J. (Moynihan <fc Aitken), dwl 611
Jones

MOYXm.lN •& AITKEN (Timothy J. Moynihan and
James Aitken), proptrs Portland Boiler Works, 311
and 313 Mission

Moysson John, boarding, 522 Dupont

Mozelle William, cook, dwl 5 Broadway

Mru Henry, confectioner Swain & Robinson, dwl 115
Natoma

Mucha Philip, tailor, 448 Third

Muchmore Charles, dwl 423 Bush

Muck Antone Miss, teacher music, dwl ISJ Harriet

Muck George, dwl Prescott House

Muck James, clerk, dwl 31 Eddy

Muck Tenny (widow), dwl 13J Harriet

Mudge Benjamin W., mining agent, office 309 Montgom-
ery room 80, dwl 440 Bush

Mudge R. Gordon, salesman George W. Clark, res Oak-
land

Mudge Theodore A., real-estate agent, 302 Sansom, res
Oakland

Muecke Gottlieb A. E., consul Austro-Hungarian Empire,
office 109 California, room 8, (awd Muecke, Vietor d:
Co.), dwl 316 Lombard

MUECKE, VIETOR A' CO., (Gottlieb A. E. Muecke
and Conrad Vietor), importers and commission mer-
chants, and agents North German Lloyd S. S. Co.,
and Germanic Lloyd, office 109 California room 8

Mueckenhofl August, liquor saloon, 302 Francisco

Muehe Emma Miss, cook, dwl 1411 Stockton

Muehe John, jeweler Edwards & Tuckey, dwl 1411 Stock

Muehe Nicholas, liquor saloon, 1411 Stockton

Muehe William (N. J. Bauten d: Co.), dwl 1328 Cal
Muehlig William, vaniisher, dwl 13 Harlan PI

Muehlsteph G. Rev., pastor Evangelical Lutheran St.
Mark's Church, dwl 113 Stockton

Mueller Alois, wines arid liquors, 532 Market, dwl 239

Minna
Mueller Charles, expressman, NW cor Drumm and Com

Mueller Frank, oculist, office and dwl 605 Geary
Mueller George, musician, dwl 911 Jackson
Mueller Jacob, salesman John P. Schmitz, dwl 1032 Mar-
ket
Mueller J. C, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, dwl 212

Seventh
Mueller Joseph W. , turner William Heney, dvyl 512 Bush
Mueller Louis, barber and stationer, 626 Fourth
Mueller Oscar, pianomaker Benjamin Curtaz, dwl 121

Fourth
Mueller Victor A., painter, dwl 619 Minna
Mueller William H., musician, dwl 811 Union

STEELE'S G-lycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchai

Mueller. Sre Huller

Muelner William F., shoemaker, 405} Turk, dwl 429 Turk

Mues Charles, (jroccries and liquors, NE cor Pacific and

Front
Muffan Daniel, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Muy:an Dennis, produce commission, 375 Davis, dwl 522

Turk
Mu','an James, bookkeeper Dennis Mugan, dwl 522 Turk
Mugan John, receiving teller Pacific Bank, dwl 503 Pow
Mu,t^an John, salesman Deiuiis llugan, dwl 522 Turk
Mugan John C, porter subsistence department U. S. A.,

dwl E 8 Alabama bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Mugan Matthew, cook, dwl S s Garden Av nr DeWsadero
Mugan-ieta Joseph M., dwl 1310 Vallejo
Mugford George, seaman stm Monterey, Pacific St.MTiarf
Mugg Cliarles G., conductor Market St. E. R., dwl 530

Valencia
Mtlgge Nicholas, laborer H. Kelling & Co., dwl 419 Bdwy
Mugridge George W., sailmaker, dwl 2.5G Stevenson
Mulil Adulph, clerk Henry Meyer dwl 1517 Dupont
Muhl August, shoemaker, 1115 Dupont
Muhlbach Frank, cooper Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.,

dwl E s Fillmore bet Union and Filbert
Muhleisen Michael, porter Ferdinand Scherr, dwl 511 Sac
Muhlenbrink William, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush

and Ta\'lor
Muhlendorff A., salesman Hoffman & Co., dwl 1019 Polk
Muhlendorft Hugo, bookkeeper Colman Bros., dwl 1019

Polk
Muhler Augusk engineer August Alers, dwl 722 Mont
Muhler Julius, saddler, dwl 206 Clara
Muhlig William, varnisher Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 13 Harlan PI
Muhm Hannah Mme., French and English school, 610

Hyde
Muhs Antonio, jewelry-boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum, dwl

1010 Mason
Muhs Bernhard, clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., dwl 1016

Mason
JIuhs David, carpenter, dwl 1016 Mason
Muhs Frederick, bootmaker Frederick C.Weber, dwl 1016

JIason
MUDSr AlS.iSI, proprietor Marine Iron Works, 1015 Bat-
tery, dwl 7 Midway
Muir Alexander, picture dealer and frame manufacturer,

203 Second
Muir J., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 814 Third
Muir James B. , bricklayer, dwl 1718 Leavenworth
JIuir John, author, dwl 1419 Taylor
Muir Robert E., cook, dwl 345 Fourth
Muir William, laborer D\itton & Moore, dwl Pier 7 Steu
Muir William, shipcarpenter, dwl 7 Midway
Muirhead John, mason, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Mularchy John, roller Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s Michi-
gan nr Shasta
Muloahy Cornelius, cartman, dwl 164 Jessie
Mulcahy Daniel, laborer, dwl 426 Shipley, rear
Mulcahy James, mason, dwl 612 Larkin
Mulcahy James, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 553 Mission
ifu^cahy James B., deputy county assessor, dwl 527 How
Mulcahy Jeremiah, horseshoer James Sullivan, dwl 358

Jessie
Mulcahy John, bootcrimper, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-sixth
Mulcahy John, painter, dwl 17 Tehama
Mulcahy Lot, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 507 Minna
Mulcahy Matthew, laborer, dwl N s Twenty-second nr

Guerrero
Mulcahy Matthew, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

20 Zoe
Mulcahy Patrick, laborer, dwl 410i Sixth
Mulcahy Patrick, laborer, dwl 553 Jlission
Mulcahy Patrick, tailor Joseph Figel, dwl 933 Sac, rear
Mulcahy Patrick Mrs., fruits and produce, 410.} Sixth
Mulcahy Thomas, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factorj',

dwi SW cor Chestnut and Mason
Mulcahy William J., special policeman, dwl N s O'Farrell

bet Devisadero and Broderick
Mulcreevy Martin, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

219 Linden Av
Muldoon Dominick, laborer, dwl .311 Pacific
Muldoon James, shoemaker, dwl 532 Howard
Muldoon John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor

Louisiana and Sierra
Muldoon John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 532 How
Muldoon M., watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Muldoon Michael (Muldoon, Walton <fc Cobb), 307 Mont
Muldoon Patrick, dwl 213 Elm Av

Muldoon Thomas J., bi^assfinisher William T. Garratt,
dwl 15 Mission Av

Muldoon, Walton & Cobb (Michael Muldoon), manufs
monuments and statuary, ofiice 307 Montgomery

Muldowney James, carpenter, dwl N s Turk bet Bu-
chanan and Laguna

Mulford Alexander H. , machinist, dwl 407 Fell

MuU'ord Thomas W., dwl 826 Bush

Mulgrew Felix, blacksmith, dwl 428 Brannan

Mulgrew James, laborer, dwl 22 Turk

Mulgridge George, sailmaker Harding &, Braun, dwl 256
Stevenson

Mulhall Joseph, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl Telegraph
Hill

Mulhall William, laborer, dwl W s Texas nr Nevada

Mulhare James, laborer supt streets, dwl SWcor Post and
Broderick

Mulheam Maggie Mrs., dwl 243 Minna, rear

Mulhearn Margaret (widow), dwl 243 Sliima, rear

Mulhearn Thomas, laborer, dwl 5 Decatur

Mulherin Catherine, seamstress La Grande Laundry, dwl
Thirteenth bet Howard and Folsom

Mulhem , miner, dwl NE cor Sansomand Pacific

Mulhern Archibald, miner, dwl 16 Stockton PI

Mulhern John, salesnian Chenery, Souther & Co., dwl 978
Harrison

Mulhem John F., cigarmaker Bernard C. Dviffy, dwl 622J
Minna

Mulhem Mary Miss, fancy goods, 978 Harrison

Mulhern Michael Joseph, carpenter, dwl 14 Moss

Mulheron Patrick, clerk Hugh Fljmn, dwl 317J Tehama

Mulhnbans Henry, mariner, dwl 28 Clay

Mulholland Andrew, hostler O. A. Hickok, dwl Bay Dis-
trict Fair Grounds

Mulholland F. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1324 Sacrameuto

Mulholland Francis, dwl 1324 Sacramento

Mulholland Frank, blacksmith's helper iCimball Manuf.
Co. , dwl 512 Fourth

Mulholland George, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., cor
King and Second, dwl 242 Brannan

Mulholland John, clerk, dwl 27 Natoma

Mulholland John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 22
Second

Mulholland John, laborer Lyon & Co. , dwl 1203 Filbert

MulhollondPJohn, seaman O. & O. S. S. Oceanic

Mulholland John, student Heald's Business College

Mulholland John W. B., clerk, dwl 5 Morton

Mulholland Owen, expressman, NE cor Taylor and Mar-
ket, dwl 92 Colton

Mulholland Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.

Mulholland Robert, master mariner, dwl 1520 Clay ^

Mulich James, laborer, dwl 632 Brannan

Mulladay Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel

Mullally Johzi, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dora and
HaiTison

Mullaly John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 829
Folsom

Mullan John (Mullan d: Eifde), dwl 717 Post

Mullan Michael, cooper Kelly & Monaghan, dwl 114 Ore-
gon

Mullan Michael, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.

MI'LIA;^ «!t HVOK (John Mullan and Frederick A.
Hyde), attorneys for land claimants, office 504 Jack-
son

Mullan. See Mullen and Mullin

Mullander Joseph, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills

Mullane Julia Miss, solicitor printing, dwl 754 Folsom

Mullane Martin, tailor, dwl 7 Fifth Av

Mullane Michael, tailor, dwl 446 Natoma

Mullane Nellie Miss, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 754
Folsom

Mullane Timothy J., crockery and glassware, 217 Dupont,
dwl 25 Fillmore nr Ridley

MuUaney James, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl cor
Twenty-sixth and Mission

Mullaney James, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery

Mullaney John, boilermaker Portland Boiler Works

Mullaney John, foreman Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl 435i
Clementina

Midlftney John, seaman, dwl 29 Frederick, rear

Mullaney John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San
Francisco

Mullaney Joseph, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills

Mullaney Michael, ironfounder, dwl S s Precita Av nr
Precita PI, Bernal Heights

Mullaney Nellie Miss, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 754
Folsom

Mullaney Patrick, blacksmiths* helper Portland Boiler
Works

HYGIENIC BOARDING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 535 Cal

I. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Hullaney P. D., marbleciitter Stephen Campodonico, dwl

33 KdJy
Hullans Thomas, coojicr F. W. Arnold, dwl S s Bryant

bet Kighteeiith and Nineteenth
Hullany James, blacksmith Pac. KoUing Mills, dwl W s

Georj^ia nr Shiista
Mwllany ■lohn, laborer F'nncke & Co., dwl 4.W Slii])Iey
MuUanv Michael, attorney at law, office 539 California,

dw"l -231 Second
Mullec James, laborer, dwl 8 Jessie
Mullen Alffcd, laborer, dwl 2-2 Harriet
Mullen Alice (widow), dwl 310 Folsom
Mullen Barney, drayman N. S. Arnold & Co., dwl W s

Kearny bet Broadway and Vallejo
Mullen Bernard, meter clerk Spring; Valley Water W. Co.,

dwl cthr Market and Dolores
Mullen Bridg'ot ilrs. , furnished rooms, 63.T California
Mullen Dennis, gardener, dwl 214 Tyler
Mullen Dominick, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.,

dwl 33 Hitch
Mullen Edward, laborer Herman Daehnhard, dwl S s

Broadway bet Sansom and Battery
Mullen F., blacksmith, dwl 4 Central PI
Mullen Frank, seaman, dwl 233 Steuart
Mullen Harriet, dwl 920 Washington
Mullen Harriet Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, res Oakland
Mullen James, dwl 515 Octavia

Mullen James, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, dwl 73 Tehama
Mullen J. 15., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Mullen John, dwl 306 Folsom
Mulle:i John, dwl 1032 Broadway
Mullen John, carpenter, dwl 56 First
Mullen John, carriagepaintcr Walter Walsh, dwl 648 Miss
Mullen John, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 28 Minna
Mullens John, laborer, dwl 738.V Clementina
Mullen John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Mullen John J., foundrjnnan Eureka Foundrj', dwl 28

Minna
Mullen John F., driver Patrick Mullen, dwl 571 Minna,

rear
Mullen J. W., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Mullen J. W. cleriytedington cS: Co., dwl 214 Tyler
Mullen Martin, lalrorer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl NE cor

Illinois and Twentieth
Mullen Mary (widow), dwl SE cor Pacific and Hyde
Mullen Michael {Batten cfc M.), dwl 561 Bryant
Mullen Michael, gasfitter, dwl 19 Minna
Mullen Michael, laborer, dwl 34 Minna
Mullen P., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Mullen Patrick, blacksmith, dwl City Hotel
Mullen Patrick, e.xpre-sman, cor Market and Third, dwl

571 Minna, rear
Mullen Patrick, fireman, dwl 29 De Boom
Mullen Patrick, laborer, dwl 21 Stevenson
Mullen Patrick, laborer, dwl 257 Clementina, rear
Mullen Patrick, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 3 Gilbert
Mullen Patrick S., woodturner Cameron & Hull, dwl 155

Minna
Mullen Thomas, laborer, dwl 13 Welsh
Mullen Thomas, laborer, dwl 80 Jessie
Mullen Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Mullen William, painter, dwl 164 Minna
Mullen. See Mullan, and ilullin
MuUeny William, waiter Russ House
Muller Achille, laundryman Mrs. Mary Bennett, dwl 1715

Mason
Muller Adolf, expressman, 550 Fourth
Muller Adolf, waiter Joe Giu.sti k Co., dwl 1414 Stockton
MUller Adoli>h, furrier, 104 Kearny, factory and dwl 1310

Hyde Cor Clay
Muller Albert (Miillerii: Lohsen), dwl SW cor Market and

Haye •
Muller Albert A., musician Maguire's New Theater, dwl

809 Union
MUller Andrew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj-, dwl 21 De-
catur
Muller Anton, warehousekeeper Cutting Packing Co.,

dwl 114 William
Muller Arthur, clerk, dwl 217 T^'ler
MUller August C, crockery, 115 Third
Muller Benjamin, truckman Davis & Cowell, 213 Drumm
Muller Carl L., gunsmith Browning & Heber, dwl 515 Sac
Muller Cassian, barkeeper John Gantner, dwl 627 Com
Muller Charles, clerk William Fahrenknig, dwl 1072 How
Muller Charles, expressman, cor Clay and Drumm, dwl

333 Vandewater
Muller Charles, grocer, dwl 28i^ Garden
Muller Charles, laborer, dwl 425 Fremont

Muller Charles, waiter Martin's Restaurant, dwl 653 Min

Muller Charles J., hairdresser, ^8 Pacific

Milllcr Charles L., boxmaker HObbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl

313 Chestnut
Muller Christian, barber, dwl 610 Pacific
ItllirLD'^It <'HS!ISTIAM, optician and importer optical

goiids, 135 Montgomery, dwl 230 Thirteenth
Muller Dicdrich, clerk Nicholas Boschcn, dwl NE cor

Fifth and Minna
Muller Dicdrich, groceries and liquors, 332 Main
Muller Eniil, liquor and billiard saloon, NW eor Mason

and O'Farrell
MUller Emile, shoemaker, 22 Hinckley cor Pinckney PI
Muller F.rnest, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Muller F. D. (MuUfr cfc Philli^son), dwl 610 Tenth
Muller Frank {Midler & Koenvj), dwl N s Harrison bet

Tenth and Eleventh
Muller Frank, boot and shoemaker, 242 Sutter, dwl 27

Morton, rear
Muller Frank T., cigars and tobacco, SW cor Montgomery

Av and Pacific, dwl NW cor Broadway and Stockton
Muller Frederick, hogranch. Waller nr Haight
Muller Frederich P., furrier, dwl 610 Fell
Muller Frederick W., blacksmith and wagonraaker, 1111

Mission, dwl 1124 Mission
Muller Fritz, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 532 Fourth
Muller Fritz, cellannan Mausshardt & Hoelscher, dwl 209

Minna
MUller George {Muller & Hacker), dwl 421 Fourth
Muller George, laborer Cal. Planing Mil's, dwl 22 Sumner
Muller George, waiter Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 1020 Polk
Muller Gerard, proptr Eagle Cracker Bakery, 1503 Miss
4Iuller Gotlieb, laborer G. Stefani, dwl W^Potrero Avnr

Twentieth
MUller G. T. O., tuner Matthias Gray, 105 Keaniy
Muller Gustave, seaman, dwl 2 Stockton PI
Muller H. Mrs. , dwl 212 Kearny
Muller Harry, sailmaker E. Detrick & Co., dwl 212 Fran-
cisco
MUller H. C, dwl 614 Sutter
Muller Henry {Midler it- Forst), dwl 2 Zoe
Muller Henry, carpenter, dwl 127 Jackson
Muller Henry, clerk John W. Nickles, dwl NE cor Mission

and Twenty-sixth
Muller Henry, cook Henry Grimm, dwl 134 Fourth
Muller Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Br}'ant and

Garden {and Midler <t- Thamm), dwl 287V Garden
MlUler Henry, laborer, dwl SW cor JIason and Chestnut
Muller Henry, liquor saloon, 69 New Montgomeiy
Muller Henry, oysterman Charles Haake, dwl 1811 Union
Muller Henry, seaman, dwl 619 Pacific
Muller Hermann F., bookkeeper Rosseter & Smith, dwl

1310 Hyde
Muller Hermann G., clerk county recorder, dwl 227 Chest-
nut
MUller Hennann W., musician, dwl 811 Union
Muller John, barkeeper Claus Flathmann, SWcor Market

and Steuart
Muller John, butcher, 65 California Market, dwl 310 Stock-
ton
Muller John, clerk Frederick Gudehus, dwl SW eor Du-

pont and Harlan PI
Muller John, driver Central R. R., dwl 514 Minna
Muller John, fireman Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl Ns Green-
wich bet Montgomery and Sansom
Muller John, musician and organist St. Ignatius Church,

dwl 610 Bush
Muller John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
MUller John C, foreman West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

729 Bryant
MUller John C. Mrs., upholsteress West Coast Furniture

Co., dwl 729 Bryant
Muller John Martin, waiter Maison Dorde, dwl 1004 Hyde
Muller Joseph, watchman Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., S s

Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth
Muller Josephine Mrs., Hquor saloon, 102 Jackson, dwl

103 Jackson
Muller Lawrence, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl

119 Olive Av
"Muller Lewis, bookkeeper Muller & Koenig, dwl Lincoln

House
Muller Louis, hostler Philadelphia Brewer3', dwl 232 Sec
Muller Loms, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
MUller Mathias, baker, dwl 619 Pacific
Muller Matthias P., jeweler, dwl 0 Pratt Court
Muller N., kitchenhand Palace Hotel
Muller Nicholas, dwl 279 Jessie
Muller Nicholas, groceries and liquors, 20 Frederick

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale ly D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery,

MUL

598

MUL

Muller Oscar E., bookkeeper M. Waterman & Co., Ill

Clay
Aluller P., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Muller Paul, bookkeeper, dvvl 1310 Hyde
Muller Peter W., cooper J. W. Coppage & Co., dwl 426

Shotivell
Muller Philip, cook, dwl .')29 Fourth
MUUer Philip, waiter Saulmanii A: Lauenstein, dwl 211

Prospect PI
Muller Philip O., cook Saulmann & Lauenstein, dwl 14^

Harriet
Muller Richard, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Muller S. Mrs,, milliner, 1221 Stockton
Muller Theodore, teamster, dwl 515 Sacramento
Muller W., carpenter, dwl 90y Kearny
Muller Waide, baker, dwl :fti23 Powell, rear
Muller William {Fv<cher lO M.), dwl 35 Morton
Muller William, barkeeper Christian Eschuch, dwl 402

Green
Muller William, blacksmith Frank W. Muller, dwl 1124

Mission
Muller William, cooper, dwl 426 Shotwell
Muller William, expressman, cor Howard and Beale, dwl

NW cor Capp and Sixteenth
Muller William, laborer Golden Gate Park
Muller William, musician Alper's Band
Muller William, teamster George Meyer, dwl 1142 Mis-
sion, rear
Muller William J., bookkeeper I. Glazier & Co., dwl 405

Powell
Muller William P. (Sikcl it M.), dwl 105 Jackson
Muller & Forst (Henry Muller and Philip Forst), liquor

saloon, 1059 Market
Muller & Hacker (George Muller and August Haelcer),

restaurant, 421 Fourth
Muller & Koenig (Frank Muller and Georqc Eoenig),

porkpackers, 15 and 16 California Market
ItlULLCK •£ LOUDEN (Albert Muller and Diedrich

Lohaen), liquor saloon, junction Market and Hayes
Muller & Phillipson (F. D. Muller and Isaac P/dllipson' ,

furriers, 136 Montgomery
Muller & I'hamm (Henry Muller and Henry Thamm),

groceries and liquors, SW cor Bryant and First
Muller. See Mueller

Mullery James, carriagepainter, dwl 254i Fourth
Mullery Josephine Miss, dressmaker, dwl Railroad House
MuUett Thomas B., first lieutenant commanding U.S.

Revenue stm John F. Hartley, dwl 819 Montgomery
Mulley James, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor

Gough and Haight
Mulligan A., elevator Palace Hotel
Mulligan Alexander O., bookkeeper A. B. Grogan, dwl

216 Turk
Mulligan Bridget, groceries and liquors, 243 Minna
Mulligan Daniel E., bookkeeper Wayman C. Budd
Mulligan David, clerk, dwl 216 Turk
Mulligan Edward, stonecutter, dwl 1021 Clay
Mulligan Felix, laborer, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Mulligan Francis, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 7 Hubbard
Mulligan George, teamster William Kerr, dwl 907 Battery
Mulligan James, shipcarpenter, dwl 50 Natoma
Mulligan John, car repairer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 444

Bryant
Mulligan John, engineer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 719 Bran-
nan, rear
Mulligan John, hostler Chaae & Wolf, dwl 312 Vallejo,

rear
Mulligan John, student, dwl 928 Clay
Mulligan Owen, laborer, dwl 13 Bartol
Mulligan Patrick, dwl 18 Folsom
Mulligan Patrick, molder Fulton Foundry, dwl E s York

bet Twenty-fifth and Serpentine Av
Mulligan Peter, hostler Arthur Waters, dwl 410 Sixth
Mulligan Peter, laborer, dwl 133 Folsom
Mulligan Peter, laborer, dwl N s Green bet Hyde and

Larkin
Mulligan Richard, blacksmith, N s Twenty-fourth bet

Columbia and Bryant
Mulligan Thomas, ballastnian, dwl SWcor Bat and Green
Mulligan Thomas, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl 410 Va-
lencia, rear
Mulligan Timothy, dwl 237 Perr>'

Mulligan William, molder JEtna Iron Works, dwl 133 Fol
Mullin Arthur J. , boilermaker, dwl 749 Market
MuUin Charles, ironmelter, dwl N s Vandewater bet Mason

and Powell
Mullin Daniel, dwl 317 Tyler
Mullin Edward, groceries and liquors, dwl NW cor Russ

and Natoma

Mullin Henry, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Mullin J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works

Mullin James, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom

Mullin James, paperhanger, dwl 235 (Jlara

Mullin James, plasterer, dwl 515 Octavia

Mullin James, steward, dwl 117 Dn.imm

Jlullin John, cooper, dwl 20 Sacramento

Mullin John, cooper Hibernia Brewerj-, dwl S b Howard

bet Eighth and Ninth
Mullin John, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Mullin Michael, cooper, dwl 20 Sacramento •
Mullin Ner H., painter, dwl W s Laguna bet Hayes and

Grove
Mullin Patrick, drajTuan, dwl SW cor Leavenworth and

Sacramento
Mullin Patrick, laborer, dwl 15^ Decatur, rear •
Mullin Patrick C, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl

Clara bet Fifth and Sixth
Mullin Richard J., driver Palace Hotel, dwl 1030 Market
Alullin William, laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steuart
Mullin. See Mullan and Mullen
Mullinger , laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl S s Sierra

nr Michigan
Mullins Bernard, laborer, dwl S s Quinn nr Dolores
Mullins Edward, laborer, dwl 16 Taylor, rear
Mullins James, painter, dwl 128 Silver
Mullins James, seaman, dwl 131 Folsom
Mullins Jeremiah, clerk branch S. F. Laundry, 102 Nato-
ma, dwl 419 Tehama
Mullins John, laborer, dwl 312 Main, rear
Mullins Joseph, haokdriver. Plaza, dwl 410 Tehama
Mullins Patrick, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Mullins Philip, cartman, dwl SW cor Leav and Sac
Mullins Richard, haokdriver Lenhart, Brady & Co., dwl

62 Natoma
Mullins Thomas, clerk R. C. Kirby & Co., dwl Kimball nr

Sacramento
Mullins Thomas, cook Richard Toomey, dwl 311 Pacific
Mullins Thomas, cooper, dwl W s York bet Solano and

Butte
Mullitis Thomas, laborer West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

917 Folsom
Mullins William, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 230

Perry '

Mullowney .fohn, blacksmith, dwl N s M nr San Jos6 Av
Mulloy A. Mrs., dwl 338 Bryant
MuUoy Michael, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
Mulloy Peter, real-estate agent, office 315 California room

8, dwl 518 Geaiy
Mulloy Robert, barkeeper, dwl 641 Washington
Mulloy. See Malloy and Molloy
Mullroony James, foreman New York Bakery, dwl 1306}

Stockton
Mulon Thomas, drajTnan Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl cor

Folsom and Beale
Mulot Emil, laundryman Pacific Laundrj', dwl NW cor

Greenwich and Gough
Mulpeters James, fireman stm Petaluma, dwl 541 First
Mulqueen Simon, laborer, dwl 62 First
Mulranin Lawrence, dwl N s Twentieth bet Valencia and

Guerrero
Mulranin Patrick, ironmelter Empire Foundrj', dwl N s

Twentieth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Mulrarey James, laborer Palace Hotel
Mulrein" David, plasterer, dwl W s Webster bet Hayes and

Grove
Mulrey James, carriagepainter Daniel S. Shute, dwl 254}

Fourth
Mulrooney James, steward New York Bakery, dwl 1306}

Stockton
Mulroy James, tailor, dwl 317 Bush
Mulroy JIary Miss, tailoress, dwl 658i Mission
Mulstay Patrick, teamster, dwl 1811 Jessie
Multben Robert, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Mulvaney Bartholomew, bootfitter, dwl 140 Minna
Mulvaney John, bricklayer, dwl 418 Clementina
Mulvaney N., plasterer,"dwl Continental Hotel
Mulvaney Owen, expressman, dwl 28 Scott PI
JIulvaney Patrick, hostler Thomas Kelley, dwl SE cor

Gearj' and Leavenworth
Mulvey Booth C, builder, dwl 107 Grove
Mulvey Edward, printer, dwl 638} Mission, rear
Mulvey George, dwl 36 Welsh

Mulvey James, liquor saloon, 325 Sansom, dwl 250} Minna
Mul\ey John, liquor saloon, 513 Fourth
Mulvey John, printer, dwl 638.V Mission, rear
Mulvey Mary (widow), laundress, dwl 638} Mission, rear
Mulvey Thoinas, laborer, dwl 2 Caroline PI, rear

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Turnishing Goods

!. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

MUL

699

MUR

Mulvey Thomas, laborer McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 240

Fremont
Mulvey Walter B., bookkeeper L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 107

Grove
Mulvihill Patrick, teamster Frank Trevor, dwl 19 Chesley
Mulvihill Thomas, teamster Frank Trevor, dwl 907 Folsom
Mulvihill Tinioth)', teamster, dwl 907 Folsom
Mulville Daniel F. (McClus!cey .t .tf.), dwl !)23 Dolores
Mulville Edward, fireman U. S. Mint, dwl 21 Everett
Mulville Neptune B., attorney at law, office C04 Merchant,

dwl 9U) Taylor
Mulvin William, janitor U. S. Mint, dwl 10 Fifth Av
Mulzen Frederick, cooper Albany Brewer)', dwl 59 Ev-
erett, rear

Mumford , dwl 152 Second ^

Miunford Geort'e, deckhand S. S. Kalorama, Pacific St.

^Vharf
Mumfrev Edmund, printer Dewey & Ck)., dwl Eighth Av

nr U, South S. F.
Mumma David D., dwl 321 Sutter
Muiicinjf Joseph, wheelwright, dwl 329 Broadway
Mund Dora (widow), dwl 341 Clementina
Mund Ferdinand, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific
Mund Henrj- C, jeweler, 1134 Market, dwl 341 Clem
Mund Rudolph A., watchmaker and jeweler, 102 Fourth,

dwl :i41 Clementina
Mund William, watchmaker and jeweler, 18 Fourth, dwl

338 Clementina
Mundclius Conrad, liquor saloon, 322 Bat, dwl 1716 Stock
Mundelius Edward R., barkeeper Julius L. Weyhknecht,

dwl a Clementina
Munder William, shipcarpenter, office 305 East, dwl cor

Fifth Av and K, South S. F.
Mundi John, carriagemaker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 307

Minna
Muiidiger Joseph, blacksmith Dohs, Clark & Co., dwl 100

Clara
Mimdorf Jacob, bookkeeper Schuster Bros., dwl 113 Wil-
liam
Mundschein Charles M., dwl NW cor Twenty-second and

Folsom
Mundwvler Frederick, musician Wade's Opera House,

dwi 708 Bush
Mundwyler John J., musician California Theater, dwl 70S

Bush
Mundwyler John J. Jr., musician California Theater, dwl

1009 Leavenworth
Mundwyler John L., musician California Theater, dwl 708

Bush
Mundy James, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Mundv Peter, butcher, dwl Thirteenth Av nr P, South

S."F.
Munein Joseph, waiter R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 213 Sutter
Munger E. M., dwl Lincoln House
Mungiven Anthony, waiter Lick House
ML.MCir.4L eUIMlXAL COlTtT, 729 Montgomery
Munier Elise Miss, dressmaker Mme. Adele Ligan, dwl E

s Powell bet Green and L'nion
Munier Francis, shoemaker, dwl 1600 Powell
Munk Adam, butcher William Raab, dwl N s Greenwich

bet Fillmore and Steiner
Munk Richard, printer, 408 Bush, dwl 114 Ninth
Munos Angelita Miss, seamstress, dwl 7 Pollard PI, rear
Munoz Antonio, professor music, dwl 1610 Mason
Munra S., clerk, dwl 22 Fifth
Munro George F., medicated baths, 10 Post
Munro Jessie (widow), furnished rooms, 561 Mission
Munro John McK., veterinary surgeon, office 773 Market,

dwl 284^ Stevenson
Munro Robert, salesman Ed. C. Fitts & Co., dwl 781 Har-
rison
Munro Thomas, carpenter, dwl 270 First
Munroe Elizabeth (widow), lodgings, 150 Eighth
Munroe Frederick A., clerk Winterbum & Co., dwl 404

Brj-ant
Munroe George Henry, kalsominer, dwl 502 Broadway
Munroe James, dwl 1502 Leavenworth
Munroe James, salesman, dwl 782 Harrison
Munroe James, with F. M. L. Peters, dwl 823 Filbert
Munroe John, bakery, 429 Fourth
Monroe Joseph, laborer A. F. Spear & fo., 218 Drumm
Munroe P. J. (widow), furnished rooms, 236 Montgomery
Munroe William, stonecutter David Moore, dwl 22 Turk
Munroe William H., salesman F. M. L. Peters, dwl 823

Filbert
Munroe. See Monroe

Muns Aaron (Webster S: M.), dwl 420} Sixth
Muns Antoi Miss, dwl 5 Lafayette PI
Muns Mary Miss, dwl 5 Lafayette PI

Munscll James Jr., insurance, office 224 Sansom, res
Oakland

Munsie William, japanner Savage & Son, dwl 410 Laguna

Munson Andrew, assistant bookkeeper Thomas H. Brooke,
dwl 600 Guerrero

Munson Charles, [wrter American Exchange Hotel

Munson Charles 15., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl
809 Mission

Munson David T., soapmaker, dwl 104 Freelon

Munson Frederick, weigher North Point Warehouse, res
Oakland

Munson J., painter, dwl 442 Minna

Munson James, liquor saloon and boarding. Mission Bay
foot Fourth, Long Bridge

Munson .Fames H., sawfller, 5 Powell, dwl Mission bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth

Munson John, importer Spanish merinos, dwl 813 Mission

Munson Muns, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Munson N., barkeeper Peter O. Larson

JMLXSOX OSCAR I>., assayer U. S. Mint, office NW
cor Fifth and Mission, dwl 427 Sutter

Munson Peter, sailmaker Christian C. Funk, dwl 608
Second

Munson Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Munson S. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. E. M. Haggett, dwl
1040 Folsom

Munson S. M., bricklayer, dwl 124 Mdy

Munson William, with Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 529
Fourth

Munson. See Monson

Munster Henry, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 156
Silver

Munster John, mining, dwl Prescott House

Munster John, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, "dwl N s
Brj'ant nr Brj-ant Av

Munsterman Thomas, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart

Munter Charles, baker, dwl 11 Noonan Av

Muntz B. F., teamster Pac. Transfer Co., dwl 522 Howard

Muntz J. D. , extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1 S. F. F. D.

Munzer Frederick, traveling agent, dwl North Pacific
Hotel

Murasco J. L., butcher Miners' Restaurant, dwl 531 Com-
mercial

Murasky Bernard, laundryman, dwl E s Washington Av
nr Twenty-seventh, Bernal Heights

Murasky Charles, carpenter, dwl 20 Langton

Murat C. , dwl 636 Commercial

Murawski Julian, varieties, 107 Pacific

Murch L. H., gauger U. S. Internal Revenue, dwl Inter-
national Hotel

Murch Louisa (widow), dwl 268 Tehama

Murchison Daniel, ironmolder, dwl 514 Howard

Murchison F. M., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 809
Stockton

Murchison Roderick, laborer Tuttle Bros., cor Twenty-
seventh and Guerrero

Murden Emilv (widow), furnished rooms, 14 Hawthorne

Murdoch Walter B., dwl 732 Howard

Murdock A. H., stock dealer, dwl 805 Hj'de

Murdock Arthur, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 1021^
Market

MURDOCK C. A. A CO. (C. A. Crackbon), printers,
632 Clay

Murdock Calvin, laundryman S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor
T\irk and Fillmore

Murdock Charies A. (C. A. Murdock <fc Co.), dwl 805
Hyde

Murdock Frederick, mortiser D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwl 55 Silver

Murdock George H., bookkeeper PhiUips, Taber & Co.,
dwl 805 Hyde

Murdock George L., clerk Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 410 Kearny

Murdock Henrj' J., conductor Market St. R. B., dwl 515
Octavia

Murdock Hugh M., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 18
Ellis

Murdock James, pronsion dealer, dwl 45 Clara

Murdock John, carpenter, dwl 74 Natoma

Murdock John W., pamter Wilson & Moulton, dwl 74 Na-
toma

Murdock Robert, real estate, dwl 1219 Broadway

Murdock Samuel, molder, dwl 248 Tehama

Murdock Thoma.s, laborer Henrj' J. McLerie, dwl 617 Miss

Murdock Thomas, seaman O. & O. S. S. Oceanic

Murdock William, carpenter, dwl 228 Minna

Murdock William G., dwl 411 Brj-ant

MIIRFEY SAMl'EL S., notary public and commis-
sioner deeds, office 607 Montgomery, dwl 1607 Cal

Murfey W., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mon

Muriset Charles, liquor saloon, 246 Sutter, dwl 19 Harlan
PI

Murison Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1420 Clay

Murison John M., cleric Wooster, Shattuck & Co., dwl
1420 Clay

Murison William A., bookkeeper, dwl 1420 Clay

Murk Frederick, laborer, dwl 33 Geary

Murkeii Martin, groceries and liquors and coal, NW cor
Grove and iiuchanan

MUnnann Peter, seaman, dwl 20 Mission, rear

Murnan Frank, t^asfitter McNally & Uawkins, dwl 15
Cleveland

Murney John, lamptrimmcr O. & 0. S. S. Oceanic

Miu-phini Gerollomo, blacksmith, Montgomery Av bet
Vallejo and Green, dwl 400 Broadway

Murphy A., dwl 211 Ellis

Murphy Abbie Miss, dressmaker, dwl Rowland Alley nr
Broadway

Murphy Adam H., coffee and spice mills, and dealer
teas, etc., 739 Market, dwl 2549 Howard

Murphy Alfred, porter Nathan Bush, dwl 34S Fourth

Murphy Alice Mrs., dwl 3 Sherwood PI

Murphy Alphonso (Mitrphu i(r McLacldan), dwl 1998 Pow

Murphy Andrew, longshoreman, dwl 330 Spear

Murphy Andrew, marblecutter Stephen Campodonico,
215 Ninth

Murphy Andrew, teamster George H. Haley, dwl Fill-
more nr Filbert

Murphy Ann Mrs., dwl Prospect Av nr California Av,
Bemil Heights

Murphy Ann Mrs., seamstress La Grande Laundry, dwl
Thirteenth bet Howard and Folsom

Murphy Annie Miss, dress and cloakmaking, 442 Clem

Murphy Arthur, real-estate agent, office 330 Pine room
31, res Alameda

Murphy Arthur, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First

Murphy Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 234 Clara

Murphy Bartholomew, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl
405 Main

Murphy Bernard, blacksmith, dwl 836 Market

Murphy Bernard, laborer, dwl 907 Folsom

Murphy Bernard, laborer Oriental Warehouse, dwl Bryant
bet Seventh and Eighth

Murphy Bernard, porter Oriental Warehouse, dwl 3 Gil-
bert

Murphy Bridget, nurse, dwl 1812 Geary

Murphy Bridget C, boarding, 728 Fourth

Murphy Catherine Miss, dwl 9 Sumner

Murphy Celia (widow), dwl 2325 Pine

Murphy Charles, bricklayer, dwl 173 Minna

Murphy Charles, hair-dressing saloon, 238 Fourth

Murpliy Charles, painter, dwl olOV Mission

Murphy Charles, stonemason, dwl" 4 Liberty

Murjiliy Cornelius, dwl 29 Minna

Murphy Cornelius, assistant lighthousekeeper, Point
Bonita

Murphy Cornelius, carpenter, dwl 2.308 Larkin

Murphy Cornelius, meter clerk Spring Valley Water W.
Co., dwl 534 Natoma

Murphy Cornelius T., dwl 404 Folsom

Miirphy D., mason, dwl 14 Turk

Murphy Daniel, blacksmith, dwl 518 Pacific

Murphy Daniel, blacksmith, dwl 209 LeidesdorS

Murphy Daniel, boilermaker's helper, dwl 553 Brj-ant

Murplij' Daniel, horseshoer's helper Market St. R. R.

Murjjhy Daniel, laborer, dwl S s Pine nr Scott

Murphy Daniel, i)orter Hall c& Co.

Murphy Daniel, real estate, dwl E s San Jos6 Road nr
Six-mile House

Murphy Daniel, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart

Murphy Daniel, taimer Christian Hellwig, dwl S s Twenty-
sixth nr Howard

Murphy Daniel, teamster Henrj- Kissane, dwl 414J Clem-
entina, rear

Murphy Daniel D., expressman, cor King and Fourth, dwl
14.T Bluxome

MI;RF1IY UAiVIEL J. (Darwin & M.), attorney at
law and district attorney city and county, office 8
M'jntgomery Av rooms 1-4, dwl 420 Geary

Muqjhy Daniel J., capitalist, dwl Occidental Hotel

Murphy Daniel J., furniture and upholsterj-, 427 Fourth

JIuriiliy Daniel S., gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl 3l!8 Natoma

Murphy Daniel T. (Murphy, Grant tC- Co.), res Europe

Murphy Daniel W. (D. Murphy i- Co.), res San Miguel
Station

Murphy David, clerk Thomas Cummins, dwl S E cor
Mission and Twenty-second

Muqihy David, shoemaker John Sheehan, dwl 165 Te-
hama

Murphy Dennis, dwl 227 Second

Murphy Dennis, dwl 70S Larkin

Murphy Dennis, boatbuilder. Long Bridge nr Channel,
dwl 7 Haggin

Murphy Dennis, boilerraaker, dwl 162 First

Murphy Dennis, boots and shoes, W s Folsom nr Nine-
teenth

Murpliy Dennis, carriagetrimmer, dwl 52 Shipley

Murphy Dennis, hackman, SEcor Brenham PI and Wash-
ington, dwl 1024 Stockton

Murphy Dennis, hairdresser, 303 Sixth, dwl 18J Garden

Murphy Dennis, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s
Georgia bet Shasta and Sierra

Murphy Dennis, laborer, dwl E s San Jos6 Road nr Six-
mile House

Murphj' Dennis, soapmaker Lucy & Donnelly, dwl W s
Jersey bet El Dorado and Alanieda

Murphy Dennis, waiter Maine Restaurant, dwl 788j Fol

Murphy Dennis C, clerk Orville C. Pratt, dwl 449 Tehama

JIurphy Dennis T. (Murphy i- McCarthy), dwl 206 Fifth

MIIRPnV D. W. •& CO. (If. P. Itiij^len), reixlesUie
and general business agents, 426 Kearny

Murphy E., barkeeper Thomas Keefe, Cattle \Miarf, Long
Bridge

Murphy E., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 533
Commercial

Murphy E. D., dwl 449 J^ Minna

Murphy Edmond, ham'essmaker, 1507 Mission, dwl 1625i
Howard

Murphy Edward, dwl 127 Francisco

Murphy Edward, ironmolder Jackson Iron Foimdrj-, dwl
514 Bryant

Murphy Edward, laborer, dwl 20 Boardman

Murphy Edward, laborer, dwl 97 Stevenson

Murphy Edward, painter Banon & Rea, dwl Bemal
Heights

Murphy Edward, salesman Kennedy & Durr, dwl 502
Jessie

Murphy Edward, shoemaker, dwl cor Twenty-eighth and
Mission

Murphy Edward, student, dwl 75 Minna

Murphy Edn ard F. , laborer, dwl 2006 Mission

MIIKPHY EDWAKD M., manager Stock Exchange,
office 306 Montgomery, dwl 907 Bush

Murphy Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1029 Sutter

Murphy Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 732 Natoma

Miu-phy Ellen (widow), dwl S s Sierra nr Michigan

Muiphy Ellen Miss, dwl 207 Turk

Murphy Ellen Mrs., dwl 732 Natoma

MurphV Eugene, laborer, dwl Fillmore bet Francisco and
Bay

Murphy Eugene P., stockbroker, 424 Montgomery, dwl
1414 Hyde

Murphy F. F., foreman West Coast Furniture Co., dwl
114 Hayes

Murphy F. H., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.

Murphy Francis, engineer, dwl 210 Union

Murphj' Francis, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534
First

Murphy Francis H., barber James Murphy, dwl 23 Minna

Murphy Francis P., coppersmith Charles W. Smith, dwl
230S Larkin

Murphy Francis P., florist, 201 Sutter, dwl 211 J Turk

Murphy Frank, laborer, dwl 7 Miller PI

Murphy Frank, messenger superintendent streets, dwl
2308 Larkin

Murphy Frank, pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl
14 Pfeiffer

Murphy Frank H., laborer, dwl 211i Turk

Murphy Frank J., editor Stock Exchange, office 306 Mont-
gomery, dwl 20 Montgomery

Murphy George, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl
1908 Broadway

Murphy George, steerage steward stm Orizaba, dwl 16
Clinton

Murphy George, waiter D. Wolf

Mur]^)hV George, waiter Lick House

MIRI'HY, CiK.l.XT A CO. (Daniel T. Murphy, Adam
Grant, John Deane, aiid Henry II. Murphy), im-
porters and jobbers foreign and domestic ar>- goods,
NE cor Sanso*i and Bush

Murphy Hamlin H., carpenter, dwl 1220 Larkin

Murphy Hannah (widow), dwl 3 Eddy PI

Murphy Hannah Mrs., dwl 439 Clementina

Murphy H. B. Mrs., dressmaking, 458 Sixth

Murphy Henry, cooper Hogau & Co., dwl Folsom St.
Hotel

Murphy Henry, porter Livingston & Co., dwl 553 Minna

Murpliy Henry B., plasterer, dwl 458 Sixth

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 CaL

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.

Murphy Henry H. (Murphy, Grant A Co.), res New York
Murphy Hu),'h, laborer, dvvl N s Greenwich bet Hyde and

Larkin
Murphy Hutrh, wood and coal, NE cor Geary and Lyon
Murphy Hu!,'-h S., superintendent S. F. Gas Light Co.,

Potrero Station, dwl 202i Seventh
Murphy J., blacl<sinith, dwl 529 Valencia
Jluqihy J., hostler Korton & Adams, dwl 121 Dora
Murjihy James, dwl 508 Mis-ion
Muri)hy James, barber, 135 Third
Murphy James, carpenter, dwl 73 Natonia
Mur^)hy James, coalpasser stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wiarf
Murphy James, cook California Restaurant, dwl 614 Mont
-Murphy James, laborer, dwl a Gilbert
Murphy James, laborer, dwl 12 Dora
Murphy James, laborer, dwl 28 First
Murjihy James, laborer, dwl 70 Jessie
Murphy James, laborer, dwl 1005 Market
Murphy James, laborer, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
JIurphy James, laborer, dwl SE cor Pacific and Front
Murphy James, laborer, dwl S s Seq)entine Av nr How
Murphy James, laborer J. Morton & Co.
Mur|)hv James, packer Wangjenheim, Stemheim & Co.,

dwi 408 Vallejo
NrRPIIV •l.i.VIE!^, physician and surgeon, office and

dwl 05y Clay
Murphy James, shipcarpenter, dwl 422 Brannan
Murphy .lames, soapmaker Lucy & Donnelly, dwl cor

Hampshire and Jersey
Murphy James, speculator, dwl 721 Brj'ant
ilurphy James, teamster, dwl 31 Minna
Murphy James, teamster Theodore Lafranco, dwl SW cor

Shotwell and Eighteenth
Murphy James E., boatman, dwl W s Minnesota bet

Mariposa and Solano
Murphy James H., engineer Green ^Wharf, dwl 309 Fol
Murphy James H., saloonkeeper, dwT428 Natoma
Murphy .James M., porter, dwl 3 Cleveland
.Murphy James W. (J. W. Murphy d; Co.), dwl 37 Second
Murphj' Jeremiah, expressman, dwl 215 Ninth, rear
Murphy Jeremiah, laborer Jackson Iron Foundry
.Murphy Jeremiah, expressman Bank Nevada, dwl 215

Ninth
Murphy Jeremiah, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Murphv Jeremiah, seaman, dwl 257 Perry
Murphy John {Schmidt A- M.), dwl 112 Taylor
Murphy John, dwl 206 Clementina
Murphy John, dwl 624 California
Murphy John, boot and shoemaker, N s Harrison bet

Main and Spear
Murphy John, bootmaker John Moore, dwl 131 First
Murphy John, butcher Baldwin's Restaurant, dwl 827 Fol
Murphy John, carpenter, dwl 15 Hampton PI
Murphy John, cigars and tobacco, 26 Montgomery Av
Murphy John, cook A. A. Jennings, S 3 Sacramento nr

Central Av
Murphy John, cook City and County Hospital, dwl 408

Seventh
Murphy John, driver Dexter Stable

Murphy John, driver The Nevada Bank of San Francisco
Murphy John, engineer California and Nevada Ice Co.,

dwl 12.V Harriet
Murphy John, expressman, dwl 135 Dora
Murphy John, expressman, NW cor Eddy and Powell,

dwl 227 Minna, rear
Mur]ihy John, fireman stm Thoroughfare
Murphy John, foreman C. S. Crittenden & Co., dwl Brook-
lyn Hotel
Murphy John, groceries and liquors, 31 Ritch
Murphy John, harnessmaker, dwl 136 Dora, rear
Murphy John, horseshoer James Sullivan, dwl 834 Market
Murphy John, hostler Palace Stables, S s Howard bet Sec-
ond and Hubbard
Murphy John, housepainter Wason & Morris
Murphy John, laborer, dwl 5 Miller PI
Murphy John, laborer, dwl 408 M lyia
Murphj' John, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Murphy John, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Murphy John, laborer, dwl 633 Jessie
Murphy John, laborer, dwl N s Broadway bet Van Ness Av

and Franklin
Murphy John, laborer, dwl N 8 Cortland Av nr Scott, Ber-

nal Heights
Murphy John, laborer, dwl N s M nr San Jos6 Av
Murphy John, laborer, dwl S s Pine nr Scott
Murphy John, laborer, dwl W and nr Laguna Honda
Murphy John, laborer Golden Gate I'ark
Murphy John, laborer James Craig, dwl 915 Sacramento
Murphy John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery

Murphy John, laborer Pac. Glue Manufacturing Co.

Murphy John, laborer superintendent streets

Murphy John, marblepolisher J. Ucniiisy, dwl 10 Heron

Murphy John, metalroofer, dwl 529 Natoma

Murphy John, meter clerk Spring Valley Water VV. Co.,

dwl 112 Barnard
Murphy John, molder Savage & Son, dwl 604 Minna
Murphy John, painter, dwl 671 Clementina
Murphy John, plumber, dwl 13 Hunt
Murphy John, real estate, dwl E s Brewster nr San Bruno

Koad, Hemal Heights
Murphy John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Murphy John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Murphy John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Muri>hy John, shearman Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl S s Lou-
isiana nr Sierra
Murphy John, shoemaker, dwl 19 Langton
Murphy John, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, dwl 3 Salmon
Murphy John, soapmaker Lucy & Donnelly, dwl cor

Hampshire aiid Jersey
Murjjhy John, sfBnecutter, dwl 545 Mission
Murphy John, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534 First
Murph.y John, tinsmith James Maguire, dwl 22 Natoma
Murphy John C, bookkeeper Charles W. Smith, dwl 1418

Geary
Murphy John C, salesman David Samuels, dwl 422 Minna
Muqjhy John F., cooper, dwl 6 Minna, rear
Murphy John F., marblepolisher Jeremiah Dempsey, dwl

10 Heron
Murph.y John H., clerk, dwl 408 Vallejo
Murphy John H., salesman Osgood & Stetson, dwl 8 Fifth

Av
Murphy John J. (Jones d- M.), dwl 231 Keamy
Murphy John J., clerk Michael Price, dwl 126 Eleventh
Murphy John .J., engineman Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D.,

dwl 109 Natoma
Murphy John J., gardener Golden Gate Park, dwl N s

Post bet Devisadero and Broderick
Murphy John J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

516 Howard
Murphy John L., mining superintendent, dwl 1208 Folsom
Murphy John Luttrell (Cook & M.), dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Murphy John P., salesman P. Abraham & Son, dwl 1208

Devisadero
Murphy John P., painter, dwl 449 Minna
Murphy John T. , shoemaker, 1136 Folsom
Murphy. John W., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 41 7i

Clementina
Murph.v Jonathan, laborer Megilligan & Clark, W s Old

San Jos6 Road nr Industrial School
Murphy Joseph, dwl 522 Dupont
Murphy Joseph, dwl United States Hotel
Murphy Joseph, helper, dwl 53 Natoma
Murphy Joseph, hostler W. P. Lambert, dwl 305 Fifth
Murphy Joseph, laborer Funcke & Co., dwl NE cor Ninth

and Brannan
Murphj- Joseph, plumber, dwl 8 Miller PI
Murphy Joseph, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Murphy Joseph, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534 First
Murphy J. S., vamisher, dwl NW cor Sixth and Bryant
Murphy Julia M. (widow), dwl 456 Natoma
Murphy J. W. & Co., groceries and liquors, 37 Second
Murphy Laurence, laborer, dwl N s Linden Av bet La-
guna and Octavia
Murphy Lawrence; boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,

dwl 44 Jessie
Murphy Lawrence, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Murphy M., dwl 12 Antonio
Murphy M., machinist, dwl 227 Second
Murphy M. A. (widow), furnished rooms, 102 Mason
Mur])hy Margaret Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Annie M. Reen,

dwl 130 Turk
Murphy Margaret Miss, tailoress Adolph Morris, dwl 504

Van Ness Av
Murphy Mark, 'clogdancer Palace Opera House, dwl 428

Natoma
Murphy Martin, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl NE cor

Lyon and Geary
Murphy Martin, laborer North Beach Cement Pipe Works,

dwl SE cor Lombard and Mason
Murphy Martin, watertender, dwl 316 Beale
Murphy Martin D., liquor saloon, NE cor Geary and Lyon
Murphy Martin P., cook Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Murphy Mary, domestic Mrs. C. N. Mann, 1104 Market
Murphy Mary (widow), dwl 406 Tehama
Murphy Mary (widowi boarding, 808 Howard
Mur|)hy Mary (widow), dwl S s Pine nr Scott
Muqiby Mary (widow), boarding, 1929 Howard
Murphy Maiy (widow), ladies" nurse, dwl 1007 Natoma

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Keamy Street.

•39

D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

Murphy Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 13 Powell
Murphy Mary Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co.
Murphy Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 15 Russell
Murjjhy Mary A., boarding, Es Mission nr Twenty-second
Murphy Mary E. Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Muiphy ^lary M. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar

School, dwl 025 Bush
Murphy Matthew, contractor, dwl 946 Mission
Murphy Matthew, driver Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 1450

Minna
Murphy Matthew, painter, dwl 1030 Folsom
Murphy Matthew, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Murphy Matthew B., dwl 712^ Natoma
Murphy Michael, dwl 552 Mission
Murphy Michael, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, res Sauceli-

to, Marin Co.
Murphy Michael, coachman Francisco Garcia, S s Fif-
teenth bet Noe and Castro
Murphy Michael, driver Oliver Hinckley, 554 Mission
Murphy Michael, driver Joseph Arnold, dwl 12 Natoma
Murphy Michael, fireman Pacific Mail S.*S. Colima
Murphy Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s

Georgia nr Shasta
Murphy Michael, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 3 Mary

Lane
Murphy Michael, laborer, dwl 35 Everett
Murphy Michael, laborer, dwl 56 Clara
Murphy Michael, laborer, dwl 720 Third
Murphy Michael, laborer, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sanson!
Murphy Michael, laborer, dwl E s Church nr Twenty-first
Murphy Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Sierra

nr Louisiana
Murphy Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 280

Fourth
Murphy Michael, longshoreman, dwl 916 Mont, rear
Murphy Michael, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 335

Fourth
Murphy Michael, painter, dwl 314 Sixth
Murphj' Michael, plasterer, dwl 21 Sixth
Murphy Michael, policeman City Hall, dwl 3 Rausch
Murphy Michael, upholsterer, 1810 Polk, dwl N s Chest-
nut bet Polk and Larkin
Murphy Michael C, marble worker William Black, dwl

1118 Market
Murphy Michael E., teamster, dwl 510 Post, rear
Murphy Michael K. , dwl 63 Minna
Murphy Miles, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf, dwl

108 Freelon
Murphy Nicholas, dwl 566 Mission
Murphy Nicholas, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Murphy N. S., physician, office 137 Montgomery
Murphy Owen A. (Murphy d- Conners), dwl ll| Antonio
Murphy P., laborer Beale St.MTiarf, dwl 312 Jessie
Murphy P,, miner, dwl 14 Turk
Muqjhy.P., oiler S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St. Wharf
Murphy Patrick, dwl 25 Jessie
Murphy Patrick, dwl 36 South Park
Murphy Patrick, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 044 Bdwy
Murphy Patrick, carpenter, dwl 428 Shipley
Murphy Patrick, carpenter, dwl 568 Mission
Murphy Patrick, calker Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steu-

art
Murphy Patrick, contractor, dwl 444 Natoma
Murphy Patrick, deckhand stm Amador, Market St. Wharf
Murphy Patrick, driver, dwl S s Twenty-first nr Mission
Murphy Patrick, fireman, dwl 529 Fourth
Murphy Patrick, hostler Minor & Walsh, dwl NE cor

Leavenworth and Taylor
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 11 Baldwin Court
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 18 Natoma, rear
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 242 Beale, rear
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 434 Jessie
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 435 Fulton
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 512 Mission '
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Sacramento bet Devisa-

dero and Eroderick
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Union bet Battery and

Sansom
Murphy Patrick, laborer George C. Bode, dwl 705 Front
Murphy Patrick, laborer Drummond & Leniont, dwl 136

First Av
Murphy Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s

Georgia bet Shasta and Sierra
Murphy Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Murphy Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 212 Broadway
Murphy Patrick, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Murphy Patrick, peddler, dwl 522 Pacific

Murphy Patrick, peddler, dwl E s Potrero Av nr El Do-
rado

Murjihy Patrick, plumber Thomas Ross, dwl 568 Mission

Murphy Patrick, poultry, 74 and 75 Centre Market, dwl
9 Tehama

Murphy Patrick, shoemaker Isaac Lisman, dwl 37 Lang-
ton

Murphy Patrick, stevedore, dwl 23 Frederick, rear

Murphy Patrick, stevedore, dwl 32 De Boom

Murphy Patrick, tinsmith, dwl 732 Clementina

Murphy Patrick, waiter, dwl 327 Beale

Mui-phy Patrick, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Constitu-
tion, dwl 541 First

Murjohy Patrick George, attorney at law, office 312 Cali-
fornia, dwl N s Bush bet Octavia and Gough

Murphy Patrick H., waiter Peter Job, dwl 211^ Tehama

Murphy Patrick J., local editor Evening Post, dwl 36
South Park

Murphy Peter, expressman, NW cor Davis and Broadway,
dwl NE cor Montgomery and Vallejo

Murphy Peter, laborer H. F. Williams, res Goat Island

Murphy Peter, marblecutter John Sweeney, dwl 1029
Sutter

Murphy Peter, expressman S. F. Post-oflSce, dwl 722
Broadway, rear

Murphy Peter, seaman, dwl Fifth Av nr Drj' Dock, South
S. F.

Murphy Phillip, peddler, dwl 432 Shipley

Murphy Philip R. , cooper Simon P, Conner, dwl E s Scott
bet Eddy and Ellis

Murphy P. T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Murphy Richard, hostler Thomas Ryan, dwl 311 Clem

Murphy Richard, hostler Josiah H. Swain, dwl Minna bet
New Montgomeiy and Third

Murphy Richard, laborer, dwl 10 Boardman, rear

Murphy Richard, laJ|orer, dwl 30 Clinton, rear

Murphy Richard, Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl S s Mountain
Lake nr Presidio Reservation

Murphy Richard, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.

Murphy Robert, dwl 73 Natoma

Murphy Robert W., physician and surgeon, office 331
Kearny, dwl 1601 Gough cor Bush

Murphy Samuel, attorney at law, dwl 1607 California

Murphy Samuel, blacksmith, dwl 1025 Vallejo

Murphy Samuel S., dwl 114 Mason

Murphy Simon, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl cor Ste-
venson and Second

Murphy Stephen, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl Win-
chester Hotel

Murphy Susan (widow), dwl 177 Howard

Murphj' T., plasterer, dwl 6 Hyde

Murphy Terrence, laborer, dwl 29 Jessie

Murphy Theresa, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl
408 Vallejo

Murphy Thomas, bootmaker E. Keisendahl, dwl 237 Kear

Murphy Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 417j Clementina

Murphy Thomas, bricklayer, dwl cor Sullivan and Gates,
Bernal Heights

Murphy Thomas, coachman John C. Morrison Jr., 817
Howard

Murphy Thomas, extraman Engine No. 5 S. F. P. D., dwl
1219 Stockton

Murphy Thomas, furniturefinisher, dwl 320 Seventh

Murphy Thomas, gardener John D. Fry, dwl S s Jackson
bet Gough and Octavia

Murphy Thomas, gasfitter James K. Prior, dwl 1103
Montgomery

Murphy Tliomas, groom John C. Morrison Jr., dwl 817
Howard

Murphy Thomas, hamessmaker Morris Warschauer, dwl
83i Dora

Murphy Thomas, laborer, dwl 22 Louisa

Murphy Thomas, laborer, dwl 83 Stevenson, rear

Murphy Thomas, laborer, dwl 532 Howard

Murphy Thomas, laborer, dwl 632 Brannan

Murphy Thomas, labour Charles Dryer, dwl New Atlantic
Hotel

Murphy Thomas, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island

Murphy Thomas, marblepolisher John Sweeney, dwl S 8
Laurel Av bet Webster and Buchanan

Murphy Thomas, mason New City Hall, dwl 22 Turk

Murphy Thomas, plumber Lempke & Co., dwl 325 Bdwy

Murphy Thomas, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

Murphy Thomas, seaman, dwl 531 liast

Murphy Thomas, teamster, dwl 26 Natoma

Murphy Thomas D., hostler Guiseppe Chelini, dwl New
Wisconsin Hotel

Murphy Thomas E., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 528
Howard

BEAMISH'S-^Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Goods.

p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 705, 70C, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

MUR

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MUR

Murphy. Thomas H., machinist S. F. Gas Llfyht Oo., dwl

202A Seventh
Murphy Thomas P., dwl 225 Perry
Murphy Tnnothy (Uurliluj .fc M.), dwl 20G Union, rear
Murphy Timothy, laborer, dwl ;jr>5 Minna
Murphy Timothy, laborer, dwl 727 Clementina
Murphv Timothy, laborer Pacitie Mail S. S. Co., dwl 13

Welsh
Miirphy Timothy, laborer T. J. Andrews, dwl 4,')6 Brannan
Murphy Timothy, laborer Torrens & Eiiricht, 1520 Clay
Murphy Timothy C, longshoreman, dwl 212 Broadway
Murphy T. J., dwl NE et>r Paoitic and Saiisom
Murphv T. M., clerk, dwl 44!)^ Minna
Murphy T. M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Murphy William, boatman, dwl 318 Davis
Murphy William, boilermaker Mc.Vfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

100 Tehama
Murphy William, clerk, dwl 224 Fourth
Murphy Wiiliam, clerk Newton Bros. & Co., dwl 1929 How
Murphy. William, cook Pacific; Mail S. S. Montana
Muri'hy William, finisher West Coiist Furniture Co.i
Murphy William, laborer, dwl 28 First
Murphy William, laborer, dwl 20 Minna
Murjiliy Wil iam, laborer, dwl 51 Stevenson
Murphy William, laborer Omnibus R. R.,dwl 620 Stev
Murphy William, laborer Palace Hotel
Murphy William, mechanic, dwl W s and nr San Miguel

Stiktion
Murphy William, porter E. P. Fellows & Co., dwl Minna

bet Fifth and Si.\th
Murphy William, stevedore, dwl 23 Frederick, rear
Murphy William, teamster, dwl Z'Ahh Shijiley
Murphv William, waiter stm New W'orld, Market St.

Wharf
Murjihy William Mrs. (widow), dwl 2Q(> Ritch
Murphy William D., teacher music public schools, dwl

1037 Folsom
Murphy William F., cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 407 Te-
hama
Murphy & Conners (Owen A . Murphy and John Con-

Iters), dealers foreign and domestic fruits, 502 San
Murphy & McCarthy {Dennis F. Murphy and John C.

McCartliy), groceries and liquors, SW cor Fifth and

Howard
Murphy & McLachlan {A. Murphy and William McLach-

laii), liquor saloon, SE cor Mont Av and Union
Murphy. See Murfey
Murr Christopher, dwl 112 Eddy

Murray A. C, carpenter Excelsior Mills, dwl 320 Jessie
MuiTay Adelaide Miss, dressmaker, dwl 5 Washoe PI
Murray Alexander, seaman, dwl 1011 Battery
Murray Alfred, waiter, dwl 637 Vallejo
Murray Andrew, fireman, dwl old Marine Hospital, cor

Spear and Harrison
Murray Andrew, sailmaker Harding & Brann
Murray Annie (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 911 Greenwich
Alurray Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 27j Bausch
Murray Annie Miss, necktiemaker James N. Makins, dwl

1502 Leavenworth
Murray Bernard, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Murray Bernard, laborer, dwl 552 Mission
Murray C, machinist Risdon L and L. Worka
Murray Catherine («idow), dwl 10 Oak, rear
Mumiy Charles, carpenter, dwl 320 Jessie
Murray Charles, clerk, dwl 1606 Hyde
Murray Charles, laborer, dwl 825 Main
Murray Charles, real estate, dwl 1415 Hyde
Murray Daniel, assistant coiners' department U. S. Mint,

dwl 11 LeRoy PI
Murray Daniel, bookkeeper, dwl 1144 Folsom
Murray David, laborer Eureka Foundry, dwl 115 First
Murray David, salesman F. & D. Lundy, dwl 605 Howard
Murray Dennis, miner, dwl 522 Pacific
Murray Edward F., machinehand William B. Bradbury,

dwl 39 Minna
Murray E. M., stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Murray Fannie Mrs., lodgings, 110 Sixth
Murray Felix, laborer Pac. Commercial Co.
Murray Francis, baker O. & 0. S. S. Oceanic
Murray Francis, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 11

Folsom Av, rear
Murray Francis X., carpenter and builder, dwl N a Twen-
ty-fifth bet York and Bryant
Murray Frank, stairbuilder Dillon & Drew
Murray Garrett, painter, dwl 39 Minna
Murray George, carpenter, dwl 322 Jessie
Murray George I., master mariner, dwl 39 Fifth Av,
Murray George N. (Murray <fc Sampnon), dwl 1126 Valen-
cia

Murray George N. (ffall <t- M.), dwl 937 Market

Murray H., dwl 636 Commercial

Murray H., waiter Brooklyn Hotel

Murray Hannah (widow), dwl 271- Rausch

Murray Henry, fireman, dwl 541 First

Murray Henry, se.vton, dwl 111 Pacific

Murray Hugh (Jieynolds d- M.), dwl 100 Powell

Murray Hugh J. (E. M. Root <t Co.), dwl 209 Eleventh

Murray Isaac, with Murray & Co., dwl 244 Jessie

Murray J., wheelwright Kimball Manuf. Co.

Murray James, dwl 27 Clarence PI

Murray James, dwl 456 Tehama

Murray James, dwl 919 Batterj'

Murray James, baker William Weston, 420 Jackson, dwl

12 Cleveland
Murray James, carpenter, dwl 550 Jessie
Murray James, carpenter Wilkie & Gray, 113 Davis
Murray James, expressman, NW cor California and

Drumm
Miirray James, hostler City R. R. Co., dwl 111 Fifteenth
Muri-aj James, laborer, dwl .59 Everett, rear
Murray James, miner, dwl 122 Ellis
Murray James, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 507

Misoion
Murray James, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Murray James, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Murray James, shoemaker, dwl 718 Natoma
Murray James, stonecutter, dwl ^4 Louisa
Murray James, waiter Occidental Hotel
Murray James, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,

dwl 435 Second
Murray James C, painter and grainer, dwl 272 Minna
Murray Jeremiah, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

16 Taylor, rear
Murray Johanna Miss, milliner, dwl 27^ Rausch
Murray John, agent, dwl 147 Tehama
Murray John, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 1502

Leavenworth
Murray John, carpenter, dwl 21 Turk
Murray John, carpenter, dwl 320 Jessie
Murray John, caster Eureka Foundry, dwl 724J Howard,

rear
Murray John, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dwl SWcor

Sutter and Devisadero
Murray John, driver Lick House, dwl 107 Minna
Murray John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Murray John, laborer E. V. Hathaway, dwl 120 Hayes
Murray John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Murray John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s Sierra

nr Louisiana
Murray John, liquor saloon, NE cor Brannan and Second,

dwl 545 Second
Murray John, longshoreman, dwl 113 Oregon
Murray John, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Murray John, mattressmaker Occidental Laundry, dwl

Broadway bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Murray John, molder, dwl 325 Folsom
Mun'ay John, plasterer, dwl 1234 Vallejo
Murray John, stationery and newspapers, 1514 Stockton
Murray John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Murray John, waiter Russ House
Murray John, with Murray & Co., dwl 244 Jessie
Murray John A., carpenter, dwl SE cor Twenty-ninth

and Church
Murray John K., stonecutter, dwl 1031 Montgomery, rear
Murray John P., stairbuilder Dillon & Drew, dwl 2; 7 Mis-
sion
Murray John S., rigger, dwl NW cor Montgomery and

Filbert
Murray John W. , chief steward Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Murray Joseph, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl SWcor

Shasta and Michigan
Murray J. P. , laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co's WTjarf
Murray K. M., plasterer, dwl SW cor Clem and Eighth
Murray Lawrence, upholsterer, dwl 7 Mary
Murray Louis, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 29

Perry
Murray M., clerk, dwl 14 Turk
Murray M., fireman stm Empire
Murray M., laborer, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Murray Margaret (widow), seamstress, dwl 345 Third
Murray Marin, yardman John Smith, dwl SWcorDupont

and Po.st
Murray Martha Miss, dwl 906 Stockton
Murray Martin, dwl 280 Minna, rear
Murray Mary (widow), dwl 5 Washoe PI
Murrdy Mary (widow), confectionery, 148 Fourth
Murray Marj', nurse, dwl 232 Sixth, rear

JAMES G-. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercliant

MUR

604

MUS

Murray Mary Miss, dressmaker White House, dwl 657

Mission
Murray Mary Miss, maciiine operator Einstein Bros. & Co.
Murray Marj' Miss, milliner, awl 27i Rausch
Murray Mary Ann Miss, dressmaker, dwl 6 Sumner
Murray Matthew, fireman, dwl 29 De Boom
Murray Matthew, laborer, dwl 5]f> Mission
Murray Michael, carpenter, dwl 12 Polk
Murray Michael, engineer, dwl 27 Minna
Murray Jlichael, farmer, dwl S s Twenty-ninth nr Old

Ocean House Road
Murray Michael, laborer, dwl 56 Minna, rear
Murray Michael, laborer, dwl 227 Perrj'
Murray Michael, laborer, dwl 409 Greenwich
Murray Michael, laborer, dwl N s Elizabeth nr San Jos6

Av
Murray Michaei, laborer Southern Pac. R. R.
Murray Michael, policeman City Hall, dwl 1 Sumner cor

Howard
Murray Michael, real estate, dwl 1144 Folsom
Murray Michael R., bookkeeper .lohn Molloy, dwl 1144

Folsom
Murray Morris, bricklayer, dwl 118 McAllister
Murray Owen, solicitor Western Hotel, 214 Broadway
Murray Owen C, janitor Hayes Valley Grammar School,

dwl 628 McAllister
Murray Patrick, boilermaker, dwl 23 Minna, rear
MuiTay Patrick, carpenter, dwl 213 Folsom
Murray Patnck, gardener Betty Brenham, SW cor Six-
teenth and Howard
Murray Patrick, laborer, dwl 49 Stevenson
Murray Patrick, laborer, dwl 518 Pacific
Murrny Patrick, laborer, dwl 628 Third
Murray Patrick, laborer, dwl Stevenson nr Brady
Murray Perry, pressman E. Detrick & Co., dwl 109 Com
Murrav Peter, landscape gardener, dwl S s Day nr Church
Murray P. W., dwl 129 Third
Murray Richard, dwl 785 Mission
Murraj' Richard, clerk, dwl 521 Howard
Murray Richard, hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 511 Miss
Murray Richard, laborer, dwl 20 Rausch
Murray Richard, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Murray Richard, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl

311 Stockton
Murray R. J., third assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.

Granada
Murray R. Lewis, machinist, dwl 29 Perry
Murray Robert, engineer Pac. Box Factory, dwl 231 Towns-
end
MIIRKAY ROBERT, lieutenant-colonel U. S. A.,
medical purveyor Military Division Pacific, oflBce 104
O'FaiTcll, dwl 607 Sutter
Murray Samuel, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl 5

Washoe PI
Murray Sarah (widow), dwl 307 Folsom
Jlurray Sumner C, caqienter Sanford M. Hills, res Oak-
land
Murray Thomas, dwl 21 Sixth
Murray Thomas, dwl 115 Second
Murraj' Thomas, boatman Pacific St. Wharf
Murray Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1187 Broadway
Murraj' Thomas, carriagepainter Plath & Kitzmuller, dwl

788 Folsom
Murray Thomas, laborer, dwi 118 Hayes
Murray Tlioraas, laborer Catholic Orphan Asylum, dwl

Sixteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Murray Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor

Sierra and Louisiana
Murray Thomas, marblepolisher Jeremiah Dempsey, dwi

10 Cleveland
Murray Thomas, plumber P. R. O'Brien, dwl 462 Jessie
Murray Thomas, proptr Golden Gate House, 510 Davis
Murray Thomas, second steward Pacific Mail S. S. Salva-
dor
Murray Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 868 Folsom
Mun-ay Thomas, teamster Cutting Packing Co., dwl 20 Sac
Murray Thomas, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Murray Thomas, 'watchman O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Murray Thomas, yardmaster Southern Pac. R. R.
Murray Timothy, blacksmith Kimball Agricultural Impl.

Manuf. Co., dwl 10 Perry
Murray Timothj', laborer, dwl 6 Sumner
Murray Timothy, laborer, dwl 118 Dora
Murray Tiniothj', laborer, dwl S s Sac bet Pow and Mason
Murray Timothy, laborer, dwl NW cor Gean' and Baker
Murray W., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Murray Welwood, agent Mills & Gibb, New York. oflBce

120 Sutter, dwl 743 Pine
Murray William (Murray tt Co.), dwl 244 Jessie

Murrav William, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1232

Bush
Murray William, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, dwl E s

First A V bet A and B, Outside Lands
Murray William, mailing clerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl 4 Au-
burn
Murray William, miner, dwl 1.525 Powell
Murray William, molder Risdon L and L. Works, dwl

313 Folsom
Murray William, packer B. Nathan & Co., dwl NE cor Noe

and Twentieth
Murray William, painter, dwl 1144 Folsom
Murray William, waiter Henrj- Brown, dwi 105 Clark
Murray William Bernard, bookkeeper, dwi E s Stevenson

nr Eighteenth
Murray William Butler, stockbroker, ofSce 408 California

room 4, dwl Union Club
Murray William C, dwi 514 Bush
Murray William F., machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl 5

Washcie PI
MtRRAY W8LMAM H. (S. F. Journal of Commerce

Ptiblishim/ Co.), and secretary American Commercial

Agency, office 414 Clay, dwi E s Mason bet Sacramento

and Clay
Murraj' & Co. {Hvgh Murray), produce merchants, 202

Clay
Murray & Co. {William Murray), fish dealers, 72 Centre

Market
Murray & Sampson (ff . N. Murray and J. Sampgcm),

dairy produce and provisions, 59 Centre Market
Murrin Felix, fruit stand, SE cor Sutter and Stockton,

dwi 409 Sutter
Murrin James, signpainter Koch & Rogers, dwl 409 Sutter
Murrin John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kear and Morton
Murrison John, clerk Wooster, .Shattuck &Co., dwl 1420

Clay
Mursa Jacob, dwi 419 Folsom
Mursch Otto, machinist Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl Howard

bet Fremont and Beale
Mursh Johanna Mrs. , sewing-machine operator, dwi 419

Folsom
Murtagh C. Miss, operator Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph

Co., Lick House, dwl Lick House
Murtagh James, master mariner, dwl 18 Willow Av
Murtagh Joseph, salesman H. Wronkow & Co., dwl

Brooklyn Hotel
Murtha Bernard, teamster Kom & McCarthy, dwl 719

Hayes
Murtha Charles, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Murtha Frank, salesman, dwi 14 Turk
Murtha John, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl E s Boyce

nr Point Lobos Av
Murtha John, mariner, dwl 4 Clementina
Murtha John, packer Redington •& Co., dwl SW cor

Twentj'-third and San Jos6 Av
Murtha John, waiter stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Murtha John J. , plumber Charles W. Smith, dwl 1619

Lagxma
Murtha Patrick, laborer, dwi 17A Fifth Av
Murtha Rose, laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough bet

Grove and Hayes
Murtha Rosalia F., dressmaker, dwl SW cor Sutter and

LagTina
Murtha William H., drug clerk, dwl SW cor Sutter and

Laguna
MURTHA WILLIAM O., tinsmith and plumber, 16

Tyler, dwl 1619 Sutter
Mur\'y Louie V., laborer, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr

Woolsey
Mury John, carijenter, dwl 14 Page
Muse A. E. A. Mrs., teacher music, dwi 120 Fourth
MIJI^ER BROTHERS (Frederick W., Richard, and

Otto Muser, and William Dttden, successors Ihiden

Frires <t- Co.), manufacturers and importers laces,

embroideries, etc., 541 Market, up stairs
Muser Frederick Vt'.Ufuser Bros.), res Brussels
Muser Otto {.Muser Bros.), dwi 614 Sutter
Muser Richard {Mtiser Bros.), res New York
MII.SICAL REVIEW, Shennan & Hyde proprietors

and publishers, office 139 Kearny
Mussel Slough Ditch Co. (Tulare Co., Cal.), Frank Moyer

secretary, office 408 California room 16
Mussante Charles {Barracco <l- M.), dwi 11 Vincent
Musseo Michael, laborer, dwl Midway bet Stockton and

Powell
Mustard Joseph D., carpenter, dwi 426 Shotwell, rear
Musto Bros. {Joseph «ndVo/m), importers Italian marble,

and proprietors Steam Marble Saw Mills, 709-715

Battery

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Hhenmatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Cal Z]

1E,|

P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Zeamy, Established 1862.

Husto John (Mitito Bros.), res Chiavari, Italy

Husto Joseph (Munto Bros.), dwl 1018 Mason

Musto S., carpenter, ilwl 219 Mason

Muth J., barkeeixjr. Jwl 81!> Mont^romery

Huth Jacob, barkeeper K<)bcrt O'Neill, dwl 819 Mont

Muther Lizzie Miss, saleswoman Mrs. Ann Linion, dwl

(538 Jessie
Mutual Aid Society of California, A. Rodouan secrctarj',

office 729 Montfjoniery room 5
Mutual Benefit Association of the Grangers of California,

office 38 California
WITTl AL LIKK I\S1 K AM'E TO. OF \E^ YOKK,

A. \i. Forbes ;rcncral aj;ent, office 204 .MontfTomcry
Mutual Life Insuranre Co. of New York, office local

aifent 62.t Mont^romerv
ML'Tl AL PKOVII>K\T ASSOC'I.4TIO.\, William

Stuart secroUirv, office 113 Lcidesdorfi
MI'TI ML RKAIEST.ITK <'0., William Stuart sec-

retiiry, office 113 Lcidesiiorff
Muus HeTirv (Munn lO liuliiceder), dwl cor Broadway and

Scott PI
Muus & Rohwcder (ffp«ri/ jVimm aiid Peter Rohweder),

groceries and liquors, cor Broadway and Scott PI
Muwe Christian, clerk C. T. Johnson, dwl 537 Bryant
Muybridffe Edward J., photographer, dwl G13 Pine
Muzzy Lorenzo, wooljrrower, dwl 709 Ellis
Muzzy William P., phjsician, dwl 526 Turk
Myar Peter, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Mycberg Jiir^^en, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Myer Abraham, watchmaker and jeweler, 1006 Market,

dwl 20(j Tyler
Myer Andreas, tailor, 610 California
Myer .Vujruste, liquor saloon and lodgings, 409 Pacific
M>cr Charles, plumber, dwl Chica:j;o Hotel
Myer Frederick, clerk, dwl 13 Selina PI
Myer Jacob, shoemaker Richard Pahl, dwl 431 Pine
Myer Joseph, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl 535

Geary
Mj'er M. , dwl 636 Commercial
Myer Nathan, liquors, dwl 2o6 T>-ler
Myer William, proptr S. F. Nursery, SE cor Nineteenth

and Folsom
Myers Abraham (Leffel t£- 3f.), res Salem, Oregon
Myers Alexander, dwl 414 Tehama
Myers Augustus, fitter McComiick, Lewis & Co.
Myers Bernard, expressman, dwl 113 Franklin
Myers Carrie Miss, saleslady George Hummel, dwl 436

- Jessie
Myers Charles, butcher, dwl Precita Av bet Mission and

Howard, Bernal Heights
Myers Charles, molder, dwl 407 Folsom
Myers Charles, porter, dwl 350 Brannan
Myers Charles, waiter stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Myers Charles E., housecarpenter, dwl 1432 California
Mj'ers David, cooper Dodge, Sweeney «& Co., dwl 1432 Cal-
ifornia
Myers Edward, law-student, 312 California, dwl 1037 Post
Myer Edward, machinist Union Iron Works
Myers F. , seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Myers Fi-ederick A., driver Hayes Valley R. R., dwl 311

Hayes
Mj'ers George, dravman Olsen & Lynch, dwl S s Jessie bet

Fifth and Sixth
Myers George, painter, dwl 531 Jessie
Myers George, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
ilvers H., dwl 630 Commercial

Myers H. , merchant and auctioneer, 626 Clay, dwl 29 Russ
Myers H. k Son {Henry Myers), pawnbrokers, 333 and 621

Kearny
Mvers Harris (H. Myers <t Son), dwl 402 Eddy
Myers Henry (H. Myerx d- Son), dwl 40:i Eddy
Myers Henry, contractor, dwl 124 Welsh
Mvers Henrv, salesman J. Levi & Co., dwl 29 Russ
Myers Ileni^- B. (Myers, Weighcl i: Co.), dwl 1117 Filbert
Myers J., speculator, dwl 8.50 Market
Myers Jacob, clerk Henry Myerstein, dwl 111 Eighth
Myers Jacob, tailor, dwl 1220 Union
Myers James, laborer, dwl Prospect Av nr California Av,

Bernal Heights
Myers Jeremiah, laborer, dwl SOT Minna
Myers John, dwl 517 Folsom
Myers John, cook, dwl 103 Steuart
Myers John, liquor dealer, dwl 657 Folsom
Myers John, liquor saloon, NE cor Hayes and College PI
Myers John, seaman, dwl Quincy House
Myers John G., expressman, cor Dupont and Post, dwl

704 Union
Myers John K., miller West End Distillery, W s Old San

Jose Road nr Ocean House Road

Myers John L., porter Shea, Bocqueroz & HcKee, dwl 6

Ash Av
Myers John W. , fourth officer Pacific Mail S. S. City of

Tokio
Myers Joseph, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Myers Julius, miller Golden Gate Mills
Myers L., i>eddler, dwl 1220 Market
Myers Leon R. (Leon R. Myers <t- Co.), dwl 1511 Mission
Myers Leon R. it Co. (Williaia U. ilcConnick), marble

works, 861 Market
Myers Lewis, barkeeper Richard Schultze, SE cor Mer-
chant and Keaniy
Myers Louis, cutter Palmer Brothers, dwl 715 Mission
Myers Louis H., cigamiaker Riese Brothers, dwl 5 St.

Charles PI
Myers Louis Wheeler, stockbroker, office 408 California

room 7, dwl 1012 Larkin
Myers Mary Mrs., dressmaker Jane Schaaf, dwl 508

Broadway
Myers M. H., engineer stm Cora, Broadway St. Wharf
-MYERS MICHAEL II., secretary S. F. Commercial

Assn, office 312 California, dwl 1037 Post
Myers Michel J., merchant tailor, 120 Sutter, dwl 111

Eighth
Myers O. P. , watchmaker Henry Mayers, dwl 310 Stock
Myers S., clerk, dwl 527 Sacramento
Jlyers S., miner, dwl 411 Leavenworth
Myers S. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 323 Stockton
Myers Samuel G., carijenter, dwl 47 Steuart
Myers, Weighel & Co. (Henry B. Myers, William Wei-

ghel and Williain Huff), box factory, cor Ninth and

Harrison
Myers W. F., raining, office 418 California room 2, dwl

40J Geaiy
Myers William, waiter, dwl 533 Commercial
Myher Dennis, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Jlyher James, carpenter, dwl 112 Eddy
Myles Charles, with Holland &, Ruppel, dwl 222 Minna
Mylott A. E., insurance ag-ent Irish-American Assn, 818

Howard, res San Jose
Myrtelas C. , Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 133 Post
Jlyrtle M., peddler, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Myrick Ellen (widow), dwl 1 Highland Terrace, N s Cali-
fornia bet Leavenworth and Jones
MjTick Frederick W. , coffee dealer, dwl 1510 Leavenworth
Mvrick Milton H., judge Probate Court, Chambers, City

Hall second floor, dwl 818 Powell
Myselle Allen, cook, dwl 637 Vallejo
Mjselle Joseph G., bakery, 115 Seventh
Myselle Susan, seamstress, 637 Vallejo
Myselle Timothy F., horseshoer, dwl 1705 Ellis
Myselle William, cook, dwl 637 Vallejo

Naadim Martin, laborer, dwl 52 Clinton

Naake Adolph, fish, 19 Union Market, dwl 34 Park Av

Naake Louis, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 1020 Bry-
ant, rear

Naason Daniel, teamster Golden Gate Park

Naber Henrj- D. (Brand, X. tt- Co.), dwl 909 Kearny

Nachazel F. J. , tailor, dwl 567 Bryant

Nachman A. , Champion Spring Mattress manufacturer,
151 New Montgomery

Nachmann Leonard, cigarmaker Samuel Raskins, dwl 255
Jessie

Nachmias Mary Mrs., manuf cigarettes, 624 Merchant

Nachtigall Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Post
and Broderick

Nachtrieb Frederick, fruits, 45 Third, dwl 232 Chestnut

Nachtrieb Jacob, clerk A. Schumacher, dwl 2141 Mission

Nadau John, dwl 1401 Powell

Naef A. F., upholsterer Market St. Furniture Store, dwl-
44i Sixth

Naelen James, marblepolisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 34
Minna

Nagel Claus, seaman, dwl NW cor Spear and Harrison

Nagel George W., clerk Steel, Hickox & Kuhl, dwl 532
Geary •

Nagel Jacob, boot and shoemaker, 646 Clay, dwl 20 Stock-
ton PI

Nagel Joseph, painter, dwl 105 Hayes

Nagel M., accountant, dwl 1100 Clay

Nagel Paul, teacher music, dwl 621 Bush

Nagel William (WUliam Xanel J- Co.), dwl 721 Bush

Nagel AVilliam & Co. (Philip Rothennel), market, 702 Bush

Nagel. See Nagle, Neagle, and Negell

STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers-

r. W^Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant IP

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Nagengast Jacob, dwl 2(ii Stevenson

Nao:er Frank, milkman George W. Hartman, dwl NVVcor

Union and Franklin
Nager John (Nager A Christ), dwl Eighteenth Av nr F.

South S. F.
Nager & Christ (John Nager and Christoff Christ), dairj--

men, Eighteenth Av nr F, South S. F.
Nagle Alvin, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Nagle David K., carrier Morning Call and Evening Bul-
letin, dwl 363 Natoma
Nagle Eliza (widow), dwl 110 McAllister
Nagle Ellen (widow), dwl N s Ash Av bet Laguna and

Octavia
Nagle Garrett, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl Folsom nr

First
Nagle Hannah (widow), furnished rooms, 777 Market
Nagle Henry H., dwl 1211 Taylor

Nagle Henrj' H., clerk Union Insurance Co., dwl 728 Bush
Nagic Henry P., salesman Stein, Simon & Co., dwl 208

Post'
Nagle James, laborer superintendent streets, dwl 4 Gilbert
Nagle John, plasterer, dwl 502 Fell
Nagle Mary Mrs.", janitor Washington Grammar School,

dwl 1028 Pacific
Nagle Peter B., attorney at law, office 604 Merchant, dwl

2221 Pacific Av
Nagle Richard H., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 429

Stevenson
Nagle Sarah (widow), dwl 829 Brannan
Nagle Silver Mining Co. (Storev Co., Nev.), Lucien Her-
mann secretary, office 330 Pine room 11
Nagle Thomas, clerk Thomas Rvan, dwl 529 Valleio
Nagle. See Nagel, Neagle, and'Negell
Nagura Osamin, clerk vice-consul Japan, 703 Market, res

Oakland
Nahl H. W. Arthur, artist, studio 330 Pine room 26, res

Alameda
Nahmens N., seaman, dwl NE cor Perrv and Madden
Naide y. C, molder, dwl W s Church nr Seventeenth
Nai-^h John, shoemaker, NE cor Folsom and Eighth
Naismith George S., machinist George A. Norton dwl 6
\ Central PI '

Naismith Henry, plumber Charles Waters, dwl 519 Bush
Naismith. See Nasmj'th
Naite Thomas, barber, dwl Overland House
Naitag Frederick, milker Francis L. Such, cor Douglas

and Tvventy-fourth
Nally Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 420 Shipley
Nalthenius John, market, 1824 Stockton
Nanb)-, Edward, waiter Palace Hotel
Nanneiy Thomas, stevedore, dwl 321 Third rear
Nanns Frederick Rev., pastor Scandinavian Evangelical

Lutheran Church, dwl 628 Filbert
Nanson Henry, janitor, 120 Sutter
Nap John, shoemaker, dwl 20 Page
Napa Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co
Cal.), W. Augustus Knapp secreUry, office 309 Mont-
gomery room 22
IVAPA ItAILROAD (via Vallejo), Market St.WTiarf
Napa Soda Depot, Edward P. Jeffries agent, 130 Gearv
^aller Barney, fisherman, dwl 127 Jackson
XAFHTALY .IO.SEPH, attorney at law, office 430 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 741 Ellis
Napier Stephen, teamster Collins & Lyons, dwl 13 Sum-
ner "uiu

Napoleon P., machinist West Coast Furniture Co. dwl

o50 Howard
Napp E., clerk, dwl 416 Larkin
Napthaly Benjamin F., attorney at law, dwl 3 Howard

Court
Naram Julius, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 635

Nardi Giu.seppe, vegetables, Colombo Market
Nardi L., waiter N. Giamboni & Co., 520 Clay
XARDISfl A. «t ro. (Domenico Giannini and Dom-
^OTt ^"^*^' ^"^^ '''"'^ produce commission, 616

Nardini Antonio (^.i\rardmi<t- Co., and Biani & if)

dwl 336 Vallejo « ^ -"•;,

Nardini Giovanni, clerk BTagi & Nardini, dwl 336 Valleio

Waremci Mrs., finisher Mission Woolen Mills

Naremci Lewis, finisher Mission Woolen Mills

Narita Yukiyase. clerk vice-consul Japan, dwl 703 Market

Narjot Ernest, artist, dwl 1914 Stockton

Nary James, laborer, dwl 961 Folsom

Nash Aaron P., longshoreman, dwl 41 Clementina

m'^^k ^f"«,M'ss, teacher Geary St. Primarj- School

Nash Char es, carpenter, 7 Post, dwl 549 Howard

Nash Frank, cook City and County Hospital

Nash George, cook Pac. Mail S. S. Colima
Nash James, engineer, dwl 506i Grove
Nash James H., cook, dwl 500 Howard
Nash John, dwl 7 Miller PI
Nash John, tailor, dwl 1106 Howard, rear
Nash John T., miner, dwl .'546 Seventh

xVash Jonathan M. storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue,
dwl 208 Seventh '

Nash Joseph stockbroker, 405^ Cal, dwl 1104 Market
Nash Mary Mrs. , dwl 233 Jessie
Nash Michael, laborer, dwl SE cor Fell and Gough
ir**? ^' ^"'P ^"'^ Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post

Lask''"^' ^^°'™'^^®'" l^uckingham & Kecht, dwl 6
Nash Thomas, molder Empire Foundry, dwl 417 Howard
Nash Thomas W., contractor and builder, dwl 2103 Bush
^''^u Z- ,v- compositor Bacon & Co., dwl 208 Seventh
Nash Wellington, clerk collection department Wells

Fargo & Co., dwl 2103 Bush
Nash William, laborer, dwl 136 Hickorj- Av
Nash William, laborer superintendent streets
i;^ u ^!,,f'^""' P'l'nter John Brevvster, dwl 444 Jessie
Nash William J., steward stm Empire, dwl 60 Tehama
Nasmj^h Ale.xander, upholsterer A. Berson & Son dwl 77

Natoma '

Nasm3'th. See Naismith

Nason R. P., assistant coiner's department U. S Mint
dwl 957 Market '

Nass Andrew, shoemaker, dwl 406 Folsom
Nassau William, hairdresser Obenauer & Wagner, dwl cor

Minna and Fifteenth
Nast Cecile (A-Vf-si d- Greenzweig), dwl 418 Sutter
Nast & Greenzvveig (Cecile Ka.st and George Greenziceia)
Tvr ,J"=^nufacturers and jobbers jewelry, 125 Sansom
Nathan Abraham ( [Tnion Dry Goods Store), dwl 536 Green
Nathan Anthon (G. Cohn tfc Co.), dwl 316 Pine
NATHAX B. A CO. (Frederick IK. Dohi-mann), im-
porters and wholesale and retail crockerj-, glass, and
China ware, cutlery, brittania, plated ware, lamps.
etc., 126-130 Sutter
Nathan Bernhard (B. Nathan <{,• Co.), dwl 7-'0 T\'ler
Nathan Charies, dressmaker, 837 Washington "
Nathan Elias (Pacific Jewelry Co.), dwl 212 Sutter
Nathan Elkan, dwl 1524 Powell

Nathan Emanuel, salesman P. B. Kennedy, dwl 818 Mont
Nathan E. P. , clerk Clark & Zekind, dwl 307 Eddy

Hous^"^""' ^°°'^^''^P^'' ^'^^^ Eppinger, dwl Russ
Nathan I., broker, dwl 515 Kearny
Nathan Isaac, peddler, dwl 13 Nevada
Nathan L. Mrs., dwl 366 Minna
Nathan L. Mrs., clothing, 837 Washington
Nathan Louis, dwl 303 'l^irk
Nathan Samuel, merchant, dwl 1524 Powell
Nathan Samuel, tailor, 416 Folsom
Nathan Samuel C, pUot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl

32i Union "

Nathan Solomon J. {Isaacs, Dross d- Co.), dwl 906 O'Far-

rell
Nathan Luskind, dwl 915 Vallejo, rear
Nathan Temple, dwl 923 Powell
Nathanson Gottfried, teacher music, 1071 Howard
NATIO.\AL Br?EWERT, Glilck & Hansen proptrs,
SE cor Fulton and Webster

^"^T'?-^-*^ CLOCK CO., Mun-ay Davis agent, 31-33

butter

^I'i-Tl'.F.";,^"^''""®*®^' '^'S^^ manufs, 823 Sacramento
NATIONAL FLOllt lUILLlS, Martenstein & Deminff

proptrs, SW cor Batterv and Pacific
NATIONAL «OLI» BA.VK AND TBI ST CO., Hen-

»r.^'?J.h,^t'''V""®'''''®"*> ^^ '=«■■ <-'alifornia and Sansom

^'^V*^')'*^'' '"OTEL, Seller & Schuler proptrs. 411

Pacific f I- >

National Laundrj-, D. A. Taylor proptr, SW cor Seven-
teenth and- Dolores

NATIOIN.AL LIFE INSURANCE CO. (Philadelphia).
Hutchinson, Mami & Smith agents, 314 California

NATIO\.4L LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF I'. S. A.

^I^'^^J",?* ""• ^- ^-k ^- '^'^-^ ^l^- general agent,
office 6 Montgomery ♦ ° -» .

NATION.4L.SIiR«ICAlINSTITi:TE(Pacific branch),
J. M. Hmkle and T. H. Mayon managers, 319 Bush

NATIONAL TELE<;RAriI CO.. Alfred A. Cohen
president, Benjamin L. Burling secretan', office ''24
Sansom

Nativel T. C, manuf patent ventilating and earthquake-
proof chimneys, office 30 California

Natoma Water and Mining Co., Horatio P. Livermore
treasurer, office 529 Market

BEAMISH'S-Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market.

M , p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Nattirp Albert, clerk Rodgers, Meyer & Co., 212 Battery
Nattini Emanuel M. Rev., vicepresident St. Ig-natius Col-

leifc, 841 Market
Naudet Kuijene, baker, dwl 0;$4 Pacific
Nauert Hermann, butcher George J. Haxe, dwl Post bet

Powell & Mason
Nauert Joseph, cabinetmaker C. E. Johnson, dwl 512

Greenwich
Naughton Edward, clerk Custom House, dwl 14 Glover
Nau^'hton Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 27

Minna
Nauraan Albert, mason, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post
Nauman Charles, salesman D. E. Allison, dwl (i20 Shotwell
Nauman Paul Z., locksmith, 208 Commercial, dwl NEcor

Twentieth and Shotwell
Nauman. See Norman

Naunton Oeorjfe (Geiirf/c Xaunton A Co.), dwl 2338 Wash
Naunton George & Vo. {Joseph Morris), shipping masters,

ft'ii Battery
Naunton Robert H,, clerk British Consul, dwl 1110 Jack-
son
Nava Juan, porter Julius Streib & Brother, dwl 405 Union
Nava Lotario, marblepolisher Stephen Campodonico, dwl

738 Vallejo
Nava Miice, laundryman LaGrande Laundry, dwl Thir-
teenth bet Howard and Folsom
NAIAL OFFICER PORT OF SAN FRAKCISCO,

ottice Custom House, third Hoor
Navami Duran, dwl &ii} Vallejo
Navarra Jos^ M., dwl 214 Broadway
Navarra Louise (widow), dwl 1332 Dupont, rear
Navarette Eugene T., compositor Stock Exchange, dwl

1825 Powell
Navarro Camillo, carriagepainter, dwl 18 Lafayette PI nr

Vallejo
Navarro Laurence, dwl 3 Vallejo Court
Navarro Mills Packets, H. B. Tichenor & Co. proprietors,

office 42 Market
Navill Michael, fireman stmr Sonoma, dwl Telegraph

Hill
Navlet Victor, manufacturer baskets, 224 Leidesdorff, dwl

SE cor Jackson and Montgomerv
NAVY P.4.Y OFFICE V. S., 434 California
Nay Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 553 Mission
Naydelli Sabatini (Garibaldi .t Co.), dwl 1803 Mason
Naylor Charles E., bookkeeper The Davis Sewing Machine

Co., res Oakland
Neagle Dennis, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Neagle Mary (widow), seamstress, dwl 1028 Pacific
Neal — — , carpenter, dwl 32 Fourth

Neal Ashbv, dwl E s Octavia bet Washington and Jackson
Neal Chiiries S. (Fri/, y. X- Co.), dwl 1418 Sutter
Neal Daniel, cabinetmaker, dwl 213 Seventh
Neal Daniel F., patternmaker Hope Iron Works, dwl 152

Perry
Neal David, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Neal Frank, waiter A. E. Swain, dwl 438 Jessie
Neal George F., printer, dwl 711 Taylor
Neal Henry R. , laborer Flint's Warehouse, dwl E s Mont-
gomery bet Lombard and Chestnut
Neal John, painter, dwl 18 Anthony
Neal Joseph, carpenter, dwl 957 Market
Neal Sophia S. Mrs., dwl 711 -Taylor
Neal William W., owner flouring mill, dwl 711 Taylor
Neal William W., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl

44*^ Sixth
Neal. 'See Neall* Neil, and Neill
Nealan Elizabeth (widow), dwl (j60 Willow Av
Nealan Martin, laborer Van Nostrand & Co., dwl N s Jes-
sie nr Fifth
Nealan. See Nealon and Neylan

NEALE E. A t'O. {Dennis Cullinan), wholesale gro-
ceries and provisions, 307 Clay
Neale Eustace {B. Neale X- Co.), dwl 524 Eddy
Neale George S., messenger Bank of British North Amer-
ica, dwl 228 Shotwell
Neale George W., canvasser, dwl 26 White PI
Neall James F. , bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton, dwl 24

Ellis ,

Neall Margaret Mrs., dwl 1003 Scott
Neall. SrieNeal, Neale, Neil, and Neill
Nealon Daniel C, deputy sheriff, dwl 811 Mission
Nealon James C, assistant coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 132 Turk
Nealon James C. , headkeeper Sheriff's Office, dwl 132 Turk
Nealon. See Nealan and Neylan

Nealy (widow), dwl 11 Florence

Near Bernard, boot and shoemaker, 85 Stevenson
Neary Hugh, laborer, dwl 307 Austin

Neary James, machinist Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 739

Guerrero
Neary John, hamessmaker, dwl 407 Pacific
Neary John H., laborer, dwl 37 Commercial
Neary Matthew, housesmith Calvin Nutting & Son, dwl

20 Minna
Ne»ry Nicholas, bootmaker, dwl S s Railroad Av nr Thir-
teenth Av, South S. F.
Neary Patrick, laborer Omnibus R. R., dwl 120 Clara
Neary Thomas, engineer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 739

Guerrero
Neat Thomas, seaman, dwl 8 Jackson
Neath Thomas, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Neauberd John, dwl 717 Sansom
Neauberd Louis, cigarmaker, dwl 717 Sansom
Nebel Julius, bakery, fruit, etc., 404 Hayes
Neber Henry, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,.dwl

120i Clara
Nedderzen Joan, laborer, dwl E s Bryant Av nr Bryant
Neeb Henry, tailor, dwl 1223 Pacific
Needham Ambrose, blacksmith, dwl 263 Clementina
Needham Andrew, blacksmith Central Pac. R. R. , dwl 18

Clementina
Needham Charles E., ganger U. S. Internal Revenue, dwl

2134 Howard
Needham Dennis, ironmolder, dwl 9 Natoma
Needham Dominick, clerk Numa Grange, dwl Post bet

Broderick and Baker
Needham James, springmaker Betts Spring Ck)., dwl 263

Clementina
Needham John, laborer Hathaway's Wharf, dwl 74 Minna
Needham N., dwl 906 Market
Needham W. B., miner, dwl 122 Turk
Needles Alfred P., attorney at law, office 804 Montgomerj',

dwl 1316 Broadway
Needles Curtis L., driver A. F. Green & Co., dwl 322

Fulton
Needles Curtis L., teamster, 804 Mont, dwl 607 Natoma
Neefus Funnan M., bookkeeper Preston & McKinnon,

Pier 5 Steuart
Neefus Harry P., warehouseman Marcus C. flawley &

Co., dwl" 531 Pine
Neel Robert W. , clerk Cope, Uhler & Co., dwl N s California

bet Dupont and Stockton
Neelan Michael, laborer, dwl W s Bryant Av bet Harrison

and Bryant
Neelan Patrick, laborer Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.,

SW cor Chestnut and Pierce
Neely David, proprietor Golden Gate Nursery, NE cor

Twentieth and Folsom
Neely Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1407 Kearny
Neely Hugh, watchman Goodall, Nelson & Perkins, dwl

i330 Broadway
Neely Jenny Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1407 Kearny
Neely John, meatcoverer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

Buchanan and Bay
Neely Robert J., dwl 711 Clementina
Neely William, paper dealer, dwl 73 Clementina
Neely. Sec Nealey
Neer Delos D., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 107 O'Far-

rell
Neff Charles, confectioner Scroth & Westerfeld, dwl 408

Jones
Negell Charles {Tohst <t- N.), dwl 223 Pacific
Negsi E., S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 California
Nehls Frederick, carpenter, dwl 616 California
Neibel M., dwl 1320 Stockton
Neiblos Felix, carpetlayer Henri Windel & Co., dwl 452

Green
Neil David, mason, dwl SW cor Jones and Broadway
Neil David J., paperruler Alexander Buswell, dwl SE cor

Jones and Broadway
Neil Henry Edgar, clerk Real Estate Associates, dwl 1920

Fillmore
Neil James, dairy, W s San Bruno Road nr University

Mound College
Neil Jennie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 919 Larkin
Ne^l John, laborer, dwl 18 Folsom
Neil S. F. Mrs., teacher Mission Primary School, dwl 1920

Fillmore
Neil Thomas, laborer, dwl 18 Folsom
Neil William, coppersmith, dwl 335 Seventeenth
Neil. See Neal, Neall, and Neill
Neilan James, laborer, dwl 423 Filbert
Neilan Michael, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Neilan Timothv, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Neilans Charles, salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl

634 Post
Neill James S., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 110 Eddy

7A1IES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Ferfume&

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, B. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan' ^

Neill Joseph, teamster Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Neill Samuel, expressman, NE cor Front & California, dwl

109 William
Neill Sarah (\vidow\ dwl 627 Bush
Neill. See Neal, Neall, and Neil

Neilsen H. , laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth t
Neilsen John, messenger Board of Engineers U. S. A.,

dwl 268 Stevenson
Neilsen John, sailmaker Christian C. Funk, dwl 608

Second
Neilsen M., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SWcor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Neilsen Ole, laborer, dwl 8 Washington
Neilson Daniel, with Blumberg & Kreling, dwl 347 Fran-
cisco
Neilson J., dwl 81 Stevenson, rear
Neilson John M., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 20

Grand Av nr Brannan
Neilson Joseph, carpenter, dwl 81 Stevenson, rear
Neilson N. C, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Neilson Peter, seaman, dwl 117 Dnmim
Neilson William M., journalist, dwl 115 Stockton
Neilson. See Nelson and Nielson
Neimas Frank, pantryman F. W. Haubrich, 623 Com
Neinias John, pantrjTnan F. W. Haubrich, 623 Com
NeinlojTi Jesus, peddler, dwl 1320 Stockton
Neirbass L. Mrs., dwl 232 Turk
Neis Harry, barber, dwl 13 Salina PI
Neis Philip, dwl 536 Kearny

Nelson Daniel, laborer, dwl W s Fulton nr Stanyan
Neiswanger L. K., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 915

Montgomery
Neitz F. C, dwl cor Clay and Polk
Neitz Joseph C. (Neitz d- Gaetjen), dwl 43 Everett
Neitz & Gaetjen (Joseph C. Neitz and Henry Gaetjen),

market, 131 Fourth
Nel Caspar, milkman Frank Emhoff, dwl bet Lombard,

Chestnut, Steiner, and Pierce
Neland Charles C, engineer Green St. Wharf, dwl 211

Union
Nelis Martin, molder Occidental Foundry
Nelle George (Fr. H. Rosenhaum cfc Co.), dwl 648 How
Nellegan William H., bootmaker, dwl 303 Fifth
Nellion M., dwl 1320 Stockton
Nellis M. , dwl Olympic Lodgings
Nellman John, wood and coal, 901 Greenwich, dwl 903

Greenwich
Neilson John, Ship Calkers' Asssn, 118 First
Nelond Herman, housemSver, dwl S s Tehama nr Eighth

Nelson (first name refused), dwl 31 O'Farrell

Nelson , seaman, dwl 539 Howard

Nelson , captain schr Lottie Collins, office Higgins &

Collins, La Rue's Wharf, dwl 125 Sacramento
Nelson A. G., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Nelson Albert, seaman, dwl 415 East
Nelson Albert N., carpenter, dwl 27 Bernard
Nelson Albert N., liquor saloon, SW cor Washington and

Druinm, dwl 101 Washington
Nelson Alexander, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,

dwl 837 Folsom
Nelson Alfred, seaman, dwl 14 Merchant
Nelson Andrew, dwl N s Pine bet Fillmore and Steiner
Nelson Andrew, bagsewer Neville & Co., dwl 3 Lincoln

PI
Nelson Andrew, blacksmith, dwl 430 Drumm
Nelson Andrew, captain stm Reform, dwl 12 Ritch
Nelson Andrew, carpenter William I. Tustin, dwl 16

Frederick
Nelson Andrew, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Nelson Andrew, seaman, dwl 3 King
Nelson Andrew, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Nelson Andrew, watchman Funcke & Co., dwl S 8 Santa

Clara nr Carolina
Nelson Anton, seaman, dwl 415 East
Nelson August, liquor saloon, 906 Kearny
Nelson August, longshoreman, dwl 520 Broadway
Nelson B., clerk, dwl 108 Turk
Nelson C, deckhand Black Diamond coal Co. 'a steam tug

Rabboni
Nelson C, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 Howard
Nelson C. A., master mariner, dwl 2606 Folsom
Nelson C. J., seaman, dwl 430 Drumm
Nelson C. P., watchman stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Nelson Charles (John Kentfield A Co.), dwl 30 Laurel PI
Nelson Charles, framemaker S. & G. Gump, dwl 606 Stev
Nelson Charles, laborer, dwl 417 Broadway
Nelson Charles, laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl Beale

nr Harrison

Nelson Charles, machinist, dwl 11 Minna

Nelson Charles, master mariner and pilot commissioner,

office 44 Merchants' Exchange
Nefson Charles, seaman, dwl N s Harrison bet Main and

Sjiear
Nelson Charles, seaman, dwl 18 Harlan PI
Nelson Charles, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Nelson Charles, seaman, dwl 531 East
Nelson Charles, shipcarpenter, dwl SE cor Shasta and

Michigan
Nelson Charles, shoemaker, dwl Ws Hoff Av nr Sixteenth
Nelson Charles, tailor Daniel Doherty, dwl 20 Washington
Nelson Charles, waiter Anderson & Marshall, dwl 11 Wil-
liam
Nelson Charles A., tailor, dwl 30 Jessie
Nelson Charles A. , captain schr Ino, office 42 Market
Nelson Charles Henry, hamessmaker, dwl 27 Moss
Nelson Charles O., stevedore, dwl 12 Stanford, rear
Nelson Charles O., waiter, dwl NE cor Washington and

Drumm
Nelson Christian, clerk Christian Decker, dwl 318 Bran
Nelson Christian, master mariner, dwl 100 Jackson
Nelson Christian, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Nelson Christian, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Nelson Christian, teamster, dwl 54 Clementina
Nelson Christian, waiter American Exchange
Nelson Christian F., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl

909 Filbert
Nelson Christoph, waiter stm Ancon, Broadway St.

Wharf
Nelson Christopher (Goodall, JV. <t Perkins), dwl 939

Mission
Nelson Christopher, warehouseman T. W. Floyd & Co.,

dwl Haggin bet Berry and King
Nelson David, farmer, dwl NE cor Wash and Drumm
Nelson Edward, salesman, dwl 110 Welsh
Nelson Edward J. , salesman George T. Hani}- & Co. , dwl

52 Shipley
Nelson Edward M. , clerk William S. Ray, dwl 328 Main
Nelson Erick, seaman stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
Nelson F. O., mariner schr Staghound, Beale St. Wharf,

dwl 415 East
Nelson Frank, painter, dwl W s and nr San Miguel Station
Nelson Frank, seaman, dwl 415 East
Nelson FVederiek, blacksmith, dwl 48 Tehama
Nelson Frederick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu
Nelson Frederick, teamster Meyers, Weighel & Co., dwl

SW cor Ninth and Harrison
Nelson G., vamisher Goodwin & Co.
Nelson George, carpenter California Planing Mills
Nelson George, clerk, dwl 318 Sutter
Nelson George, engfineer, dwl 904 Jackson
Nelson George, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Nelson George, waiter, dwl 355 Minna, rear
Nelson George H., druggist Terence B. Kelly, dwl 214 Pac
Nelson George H., tinsmith G. &W. Snook, dwl 628 Mont-
gomery Av
Nelson George Henry, accountant Bank of San Francisco,

dwl S s Greenwich bet Fillmore and Steiner
Nelson George J., waiter Grand Hotel •

Nelson Gilbert A., agent Clay St. Station, San Quentin

Feriy, foot Market
Nelson Hans, broommaker, dwl 638 Mission
Nelson Hans, seaman schr Free Trade, Green St. Wharf
Nelson Hans F., boarding, SW cor Miss g,nd Eighteenth
Nelson Henry, carpenter, dwl 227 Post •

Nelson Henry, clerk Goodall, Nelson & Perkins S. S. Co.,

dwl 2008 Larkin
Nelson Henry, cook, dwl 31 Clara
Nelson Henry, longshoreman, dwl 425 Hayes
Nelson Henry, shipcarpenter, dwl 47 Stanly PI
Nelson Henry A. , mate stm Contra Costa, Claj' St. Wharf
Nelson H. P., seaman, dwl 430 Drumm
Nelson H. S., foreman Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 219

Ritch
Nelson Jacob, dwl 335 Brj'ant

Nelson Jacob, blacksmith', dwl W s Bryant Av nr Eighth
Nelson James, butcher, 2£g Fifth, dwl 6144 Natoma
Nelson James, captain, dwl 2008 Larkin
Nelson James, carpenter, dwl 366 Natoma
Nelson James, seaman stm Empire
Nelson James Jr. , carpenter Graham & Marcher, dwl 2008

Larkin
Nelson James H., major U. S. A., and paymaster Depart-
ment California, office 105 Stockton, dwl 17 Stanly PI
Nelson James L., mate schr Lovett Peacock, Jackson St.

Wharf
Nelson Jane Mrs., furnished rooms, 739 Market

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eearny, Established 1862.

Nelson John, dwl 268 Stevenson

Nelson John, basketin:iker, dwl 4 Leroy PI

Nelson John, blacksmith Oal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW
cur Kninnaii xuil Eighth

Nelson John, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,
dwl 110 Perry

Nelson John, carpenter, dwl SW cor Mission and Eigh-
teenth

Nelson John, carpenter, dwl SE cor Eighteenth and
Jessie

Nelson John, carpenter, dwl 118 Webster

Nelson John, carpenter, dwl 'li'.i Fulton

Nelson John, carver Henry Oranz, dwl 142 Perry

Nelson John, cook Fimerson Corville & Co.

Nelson John, deckhand barge Napa, 11. F. Williams, dwl
Long Bridge

Nelson John, grocer, dwl 619 Mission

Nelson John, laborer Geoi%'o H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Nelson John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.

Nelson John, laundrynian S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor
Tijrk and Fillmore

Nelson John, longshoreman, dwl 23 Vallejo

Nelson John, plasterer, dwl .'V4 Shipley

N^.son John, seaman, dwl 12 Washington

Nelson John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Nelson .John, seaman, dwl 421 Drunmi

Nelson John, seaman stm Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf

Nelson John A., bricklayer, dwl E s Stev nr Twentieth

Nelson John B., engraver, dwl American Exchange

Nelson John Peter, laborer, dwl 430 Drumni

Nelson John Peter, porter William T. Coleman & Co.,
dwl 418 Bryant»

Nelson John W. S. , carpenter, dwl 113 Webster

Nelscm John W. S., cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co.,
dwl 131 Haight

Nelson .Joseph, seaman, dwl 12 Washington

Nelson Josiah, blacksmith Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 27
Moss

Nelson L. B. Col., paymaster U. S. A., dwl 148 Sixth

Nelson Lawrence, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co.,
dwl 243 Tehama

Nelson Lewis, waiter, dwl 819 Montgomery

Nelson Louis, carjjenter, dwl N s Goldman PI nr Miss

Nelson Louis, waiter Peterson & Lutzen, dwl 1027 Dup

Nelson Mary Miss, tailoress Daniel Doherty, dwl 625 Mer-
chant

Nelson Mathew, baker, dwl 7 Everett

Nelson Michael, boatman, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden

Nelson N. C. & Co. (Severin Anderson), cigars and to-
bacco, 27 Secf)nd

Nelson Nelse C. (jV. C. X^elson d- Co.), dwl 27 Second

Nelson N. G., seaman, dwl 100 Jackson

Nelson Nils, seaman Pac. Mail S. S. City of San Fran-
cisco

Nelson Ole, carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl NE cor Wash-
ington and Dnmim

Nelson Olof, tailor, dwl 20 Washington

Nelson Oliver, rijjger, dwl 238 Steuart

Nelson Otto, seaman, dwl 18 Washington

Nelson Otto, seaman, dwl 415 East

Nelson P., laborer Pac. Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Nelson P. , laborer Wade's Opera House

Nelson P., laborer A. F. S^iear & Co., 218 Drumm

Nelson Peter (Nelacm <k Jilifson), dwl 421 East

Nelson Peter, foreman warehouse Nathan Rogers, dwl
Union bet Montgomery' and Kearni'

Nelson Peter, laborer, dwl 103 Sacramento

Nelson Peter, laborer, dwl 1110 Bryant

Nelson Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Brannan and Eighth

Nelson Peter, lumberman, dwl 16 Howard

Nelson Peter, porter John Melville, dwl 652 Market

Nelson Peter, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento

Nelson Peter, shoemaker, 7 Mission

Nelson Peter, tanner, dwl 315 Union

Nelson Peter N., teamster John Maisch, dwl 126 Geary

Nelson Robert, carpenter Marcher & Gray, dwl 2008 Lar-
kin

Nelson Robert, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Nelson S. , carpenter, dwl 1622 Stockton

Nelson Samuel D., clerk, dwl 418 Bryant

Nelson Stephen, tailor Jacob H. Lindecker, dwl 24 Fol

Nelson T., helper F. 1. Currj'

Nelson T., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Nelson Thomas (Nelson <fc Doble), dwl 1906 Broadway

Nelson Thomas, helper John Si)aulding & Co., dwl S 8
Broadway bet Leavenworth and Hyde

Nelson Thomas, laborer, dwl 405 Beale

Nelson Thomas, painter, dwl 3 Valencia

Nelson Thomas, shampooer Hammam Turkish Baths, dwl

739 Market
Nelson Thomas H. (Preston & N.), dwl 422 Tehama
Nelson T. K., turner William B. Bradbury, dwl 557

Fourth
Nelson W., waiter What Cheer House
Nelson W. G., clerk Pay Department U. S. A., dwl Morton

House
Nelson W. H., Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Nelson William, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 549

Howard
Nelson William, boatman, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Nelson William, expressman, cor Washington and East,

dwl 16 Washington
Nelson William, hostler Healy & Fegen, dwl 3.32 Hush
Nelson William^ laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fadtory,

dwl cor Mason and Francisco
Nelson William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 3

Lewis PI
Nelson William, master mariner, dwl 328 Main
Nelson William, salesman, dwl 20 Scott PI
Nelson William, S. F. Musical M. Pro. Union, 545 Cal
Nelson William, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Keaniy and

Morton
Nelson William A., bookkeeper William F. Nelson, dwl

206 .Jackson
NELSON WILLIAM F., hardware and crockery, 5 Clay

and 210 Jackson
Nelson William H., cooper, dwl 549 Mission
Nelson William L. (McMahon <fc iV.), dwl 903 Sacramento
Nelson William T., clerk William F. Nelson, dwl 20 Scott
Nelson & \)oh\e(T/iovmg Nelson andAbner Doble), agents

Thomas Firth & Sons (Sheffield, England), cast steel,

etc., and manuf s cast-steel tools, 13 and 15 Fremont,

and horseshoers, 567 Mission
Nelson & Elifson (Peter Nelson and Charles Eli/son),

liquor saloon, 421 East
Nelson. See Neilson and Nielson
Nelsson 0., deckhand tugboat Neptune
Neppert John D., real estate, dwl 557 Mission
Neppert Philip, upholsterer, dwl 212 Minna
Neri Joseph M. Rev. , professor natural philosophy St Ig-
natius' College, dwl 841 Market
Neri Pietro, cook John Vitach, 111 Second
Nerich John, waiter Nicolaus Antunovich, dwl 315 Fifth
Nerson Alexander, bookkeeper Reiss Bros.& Co., dwl 613

Pine
Nery Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 20 Minna
Nery Matthew, blacksmith, dwl 20 Minna
Nesbit Hennaii, bandsawyer Frederichs & Gercke, dwl

121 Prospect PI
Nesbit James, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
Nesbit T., dwl 424 Sansom

Nesbitt Ellen, laundress Eugene Grasselly, 916 Powell
Nesbitt I. & Bro. (Irwin and Josiah W. Nesbitt), im-
porters oak staves and manuf s wine and liquor casks,

21 Bluxome bet Fourth and Fifth
Nesbitt Irwin (/. Nesbitt <i- Bro.), dwl 21 Bluxome
Nesbitt James B. , blacksmith F. D. S. Lamer, dwl N s

Jackson nr Powell
Nesbitt John, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2 S. F. F, D. ,

dwl 820 Jackson
Nesbitt Joseph A., clerk Charles A. Hawley & Co., dwl

655 Harrison
Nesbitt Josiah W. (J. Nesbitt <b Bro.), dwl 21 Bluxome
Nesbitt P. , laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Nesbitt Thomas, brassflnisher William T. Garratt, dwl 81

Natoma
Nesbitt. See Nisbet
Nestfleld David W. C, clerk Matthias Gray, dwl California

bet Buchanan and Webster
Nesmith Charles, patternmaker Union Iron Works, dwl

141 Second
Nesmith Jenks F. , mining, office 315 California 'room 8,

dwl 1104 Market
Nesmith Otto A., clerk track department Central Pac- R.

R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 1104 Market
Nesmith William, plasterer, dwl 957 Market
Nessi Ercole, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 1027

Market
Nestell August, hairdresser, dwl 320 Francisco
Nestell Edward, comedian, dwl 1020 Kearny
Nestell Sadie, dancer, dwl 1020 Kearny
Netherclift W., dwl 271 Stevenson
Nethercott Alfred, hostler Central R. R. Station, SW cor

Turk and Webster, dwl 522 Turk, rear
Nethercott Joseph H., fish peddler, dwl 522 Turk, rear
NETHERLANDS, James De Fremery consul, office 710

Sansom

JAMES Qt. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, L. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchaa '^-

Netherland General Insurance Co. of Tiel (Holland),

Henry Balzer & Co. aifents, office 213 Sansom
Netherseii F., laborer Cal. Sugar llefinery, <lwl SW cor

Brannan and Eif^hth
Nethersen John, lalx)rer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 'SW

cor Brannan and Eighth
Netter AusfUst, drayman S. Lachman & Co., dwl 917 Mc-
Allister
Netterville William, molder McCormick, Lewis & Co.,

dwl 123 Dora
Nettig Ernest, clerk Bandmann, Nielsen &'Co., dwl 304

Clementina
Nettlefield Thomas, cook, dwl 35 Pacific
Nettwakl Charles G., upholsterer A. Berson & Son, dwl

12 Eleventh
Neu Adolph, tailor, dwl 802 Stockton
Neubeck Frederick, shoemaker, dwl 3 Marj' Lane
Neuberg Adolph {Xextbprg <{• Black), res Alameda
Neuberg & Black (J dolph Xeubery and Hoicard Black),

shirt manufs. 120 Sutter
Neuberg Moses, dry goods, N s Sixteenth bet Mission and

First Av
Neuberger Ferdinand {A. Chaigncmt tfc Co.), dwl 562 Min
Neuberger Gustav, dwl 16 Montgomery Av
Neuberger Hugo, safemaker Joseph Stevens, dwl 617 Miss
Neuberger Jules, dwl 16 Montgomery Av
Neubert Louis T. , .tobacconist Henry Sutliff, dwl 715 San
Neubert Rudolph {Nexibert d- Turk), dwl 8i Harriet
Neubert & Turk {Rudolph Neubert and Henry Turk),

dairy produce, 25 California Market
Neuburger Gustavus, salesman Godchaux Brothers & Co. ,

dwl 624 Green
Neuburger Isaac, salesman Godchaux Brothers & Co. , dwl

735 Geary
Neuburger Julius, salesman Godchaux Brothers & Co.,

dwl 624 Green
Neuburger Samuel, tailor Trautner Bros., dwl 317 Bush
Neudorffer Henry, shoemaker, dwl 168 Tehama
Neuenberg John, clerk Claus Stockfleth, dwl NW cor Pa-
cific and Sansom
Neuer Frederick, baker John Altemus, dwl W s Polsom

nr Twent}»-second
Neuer H. Mrs., dwl 12 Tj'ler

Neuhaus Henry, waiter John H. Heins, dwl 28 Clay
Neuhoff Frederick, clerk John C. Moody & Co., dwl 315

Minna •
Neuhoff JohnT'., laborer Claus Spreckles,dwl 315 Minna
Neulens J. B. Mme., fiorist, 716 Washington
Neulens Jules B., dwl 716 Washington
Neuman Eliza Mrs., dwl 230 Post
Neuman George, tailor, dwl 1516 Powell, rear
Neuman Gusta^Tis A., coppersmith George H. Tay & Co.,

dwl 621 Mission
Neuman Henrietta Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 1516 Powell,

rear
Neuman Henrv J., Ivorj-tumer Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl

409 Dupon't
Neuman Morris, dwl 515 Union
Neuman P., baker William Hesler
Neuman Pliilip, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Neuman William, salesman Henry Hagen, dwl 721 Val-

lejo
Neuman William, teamster, dwl 438 Green
Neuman. See Newman
Neumann Adam, teamster M. Brandenstein & Co., dwl

S s Eleventh Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Neumann Adolph, importer pianofortes, dwl 516 Jessie
Neumann Albert, jeweler William Baehr & Co., dwl 735

Green
Neumann Charles, merchant, dwl 612 Kearny
Neumann Emanuel, secretary Alaska Commercial Co.,

office 310 Sansom, dwl 610 O'Farrel!
Neumann Ferdinand, carpenter Holland & Ruppel, dwl

1336A Minna
Neumann Gustave, fruits, 1142 Folsom
Neumann Henrj', driver Conrad Thaler, dwl 418 O'Farrell
Neumann Isaac, carpets and fancy goods, ,113 Sixth
Neumann Joseph, silkculturist, dwl 1142 Folsom
Neumann M., clerk Bloch & Davidson, dwl 113 Sixth
Neumann Marie Mme., milliner and millinery goods, 612

Kearny
NEII.lI.lSf.V PAUL, attorney at law, oflBce 432 Mont-
gomery, room 3, dwl 1718 Bush
Neumann Solomon, glazier, dwl 33 Langton
Neumann Theodore, reporter California Demokrat, dwl

839 California
Neumeyer William, farmer, dwl W s Baker bet Union and

Green
Neumiller Jacob (Neumiller <fc Co.), dwl 1073 Market

Neumiller & Co. (Jacob Neumiller and Avguxtufi Oer-
rich), carriage and wagon manufacturers, 1073 Market

NEi;.\.4.BKK H. A VO. (Henrii Neunab"r and Ernest
Ilurlhrink), groceries and liquors, ,521 First

NEIiNABEK HE\'RY (//. Netmaber ct Co.), and gro-
ceries and liquors, SVV cor Beale and Folsom

Neundorf F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Brannan and Eighth

Neupert licwis, liquor saloon, 129 Third

Neuquist Frederick, roller Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl NE
cor Shasta and Michigan

Neuschatz Frederick, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific

Neuss Anna Mrs., dwl 236 Fifth

Neustadt Adolph, translator, dwl 9 Park Av

Neustadt Albert, clerk Hess lS: Cohn, dwl 316 Pine

Neustadt Emile D., with Greenebaum, Helbing & Co.,
dwl 1635 Sacramento

Neustadt Henrj-, market, 923 Post, dwl 212 Seventh

Neustadt Louis, market, 928 Post, dwl 212 Seventh

Neustadt Zacharias Rev., mohel, office NE cor Market and
Kearny, dwl 35 Sixth

NEl'STAUTER BKOTHER^ (Henrj/, Jacob H., and
David Neustadter, and Joiteph Jiosenbaum), pro-
prietors Standard Shirt Factory, Gough bet Gro^e
and Ha5'es, and importers and jobbers clothing and
gents' furnishincr goods, NW cor Batterj- and Pine

Neustadter Da^id (Neustadter Brothers), dwl 1016 Sutter

Neustadter Henry (Neustadter Brothers), res New York

Neustadter Ignatz, bookkeeper Straus, Kohnstamm &
Co., dwl 1432 Pine

Neustadter Jacob H. (Neustadter Brothers), dwl 1016
Sutter •

Neuval F. N., asphaltum dealer, roofer, etc. 420 Jackson

Neuval Victoria Mrs. (72. Coin ifc Co.), dwl 420 Jackson

Neuwald William (B. Grave d- Co.), dwl 423 Pacific

Neuwirth Peter, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 321 Pacific

NEVADA A!VD NORTHERN TELECiRAPH CO.
(from Winnemucca, Nev. , to Silver City, Idaho, and
Portland, Oregon), William Willis secretary, office
309 Montgomery room 29

Nevada and Pacific Soda Co., Berry bet Fourth and
Fifth, office 109 California room 12

NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO, THE,
Louis AIcLane president, James C. Flood vice-presi-
dent, N. K. Masten cashier, NW cor Montgomery
and Pine

NEVADA BLOCK, W s Montgomery from Pine to
Summer

Nevada Chemical Works, De Freis & Clark proptrs, 627
Brannan

Nevada Gold and Sliver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
Joseph Maguire secretary, office 419 California room 26

Nevada House, Mrs. Mary P. Moran proprietress, 27
Minna

NEVADA NETALLl'RGK AL WORKS, Huhn &
Luckhardt proprietors, 21 First

Nevada Ore Extractmg Co., works cor Townsend and
Seventh, Justin P. Moore secretary, office 320 San-
som room 7

Nevel Samuel, dwl 29J Third

Nevers Louis J., mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building,
dwl 1110 Harrison

Neville Amelia E. Mrs., dwl 599 Ellis

Neville Burt, painter, dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty -sec-
ond and Twenty-third

Neville Constance Miss, dvA 509 Ellis

Neville Edwin, Tailors' Pro. Union, dwl SW cor Kearny
and Morton

Neville Ellen (widow), dwl 713 Front

Neville Ernest H., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Dock,
dwl 776 Howard

Neville John, housepainter Wason & Morris

Neville John, laborer, dwl 147.V Shipley

Neville John, moroccodresser Sedglev & Da\is, dwl 21
Sixth

Neville John M. (Neville <C: Co.), dwl 1004 Bush

Neville Lawrence, boatman, dwl 45 Vallejo

Neville Mar\' Ann, charge laundry Palace Hotel

NEVILLE '«t- <!0. (John M. Neville and George H. Bry-
ant), bag factory, 113 and 115 Clay and 114 Com

Nevin Anthony, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 15J
Boardman, rear •

Nevin Charles W. (Taylor & N.), dwl 8 Mason

Nevins James, dwl 120 Perry

Nevins James, liquor saloon, 611 Davis, dwl 1103 Mont

Nevins James P., clerk James Fitzgerald, dwl 500 Miss

Nevins I. H. (widow), teacher, dwl 1329 Sacramento

Nevins Patrick, carpenter, dwl E s Columbia bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Goods.

y , P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed 1862.

Kevins Patrick, carpenter, dwl 428 Shipley

Kevins T., miner, dwl 329 OTarrell

NEW .i«K (literary weekly I. C). O. F.), New Age Pub-
lishing Co. proptrs, office 420 Kearny

Kew Alaska Hotel, Sauisreither & Sahrbacher proptrs,
61V) Pacific

Kew Albany Mining Co. (Tnohmine Co., Cal.), Louis Kap-
lan iieoretarv. office 27 Merchants' Kxehange

NEW ATLAXTK' HOTEL, Claus Koek proptr, 207
Montgonicrv Av

NEW BITCHEKTOWN, Islais Creek nr San Bruno
Road

Kew City Dircctorj' (annually), D. M. Bishop & Co. pub-
lishers, 521 Clay

Kew Coso Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.), D. F. Verdenal sec-
retary, ottice 409 California

New England Combination Hoofing Co. , office 330 Pine
room 31

NEW ENfiLANn NrTIAL LIFE INSI RANfE
CO., OF BOSTO.\', Wallace Eversoii general agent
Pacific Coa-st, office 313 Montgomerj-

Kew England Soap Manufactory, cor Utah and Sixteenth

Kew England Tunnel and Snieltin:; Co. (Tulare Co., Cal.),
Clinton C. Tripp secretarv, office 401 Cal room 10

NEW FKANKLIN HOI SE, Hugh Uohertv proptr,
321 Pacific

New (teorge, laborer, dwl 12 Sherwood

New George L., clerk, dwl 130 Tvler

NEW H.4VEN CLOCK VOl, American Clock Co.
as:ents, .'>20 Market

New Idria House, George C. Ashurst, SE cor Sacramento
and Leidesdorff

Kew Idria Mining Co. (Fresno Co., Cal,), office 305 San-
som

New Lyceum Theater, Engclhardt & Gardner proptrs, SE
ciir Keamv and Sacramento

NEW MtslC HALL (Piatt's), E s Montgomen' nr Bu h

New Oljinpic Variety Theater, John Harrington proptr,
SE cor Third and Mission

Kew Orleans Insurance Association (fire and marine), of
New Orleans, Hutchinson, Mann & Smith agents,
314 California

Kew Portuguese Exchange, Joseph L. Enos proprietor,
41S Drumm

New Railroad House, W s Fourth bet King and Berry

New Washington Hotel, Henry F. Maass proprietor, 624
Fourth bet Brannan and Townsend

NEW WILSON SEWI.X; MACHINES, George A.
Norton a^rent, office 110<) Market

New Wisconsin Hotel, John Trembath proprietor, NE cor
Mont^^omerv and Pacific

NEW W'^OKLD MARKET, SE cor Clav and Leid

NEW Y4»ieK AM» SAN FRANCISCO STE.4M>
SHIP LINE, office Wharf foot First

NEW YORK RAKERY, Jacob M. Pike proprietor,
620-028 Kearny

New York Board of Underwriters (marine), Oliver El-
dridge agent, office 318 California

Kew York Brewery, Theodore Lafrance proprietor, SW
cor Shotwell and Eighteenth

New York Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill), D. L.
Tlif>ma.s secretarv, office 419 California

New York Hill Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), T. J.
Hermann secretarj', office 418 Kearnj-

New York House, John Tucker proptr, 840 Market

NEW YORK LINE PA<'KETS. George Howes & Co.
agents Despatch Line, office 302 California, Williams,
Blanchard. & Co. agents C'omstock Line, office 218
California, C. L. Tavlor,& Co., office 34 California

New York Mining Co. "(Gold Hill, Nev.), D. L. Thomas
secretarj-, office 419 California

New York Photograph Gallerj-, J. H. Peters proprietor,
25 and 27 Third

New York Record American and Foreign Shipping, Hor-
ace H. Watson agent, office 217 Sansom

NEW YORK .STABLE, Van Nostrand & Co. pro
prietors, 38 Sixth

New York Underwriters' Agency, William J. Stoddard
agent, office 215 Sansom

NEW ZEAI^NU INSI'R.4NCE <'0.(fire and marine),
Hugh CRiig general agent, office 307 California

Newark Land .\ssociation, William H. Martin agent, office
328 M^mtgomeri' room 22

Newark Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), William Willis
secretary, office 309 Montgomery room 29

Newbauer Herman W. {Neicbauer <t Co.), dwl Sacramen-
to nr Gough

NEW BAIER JOSEPH, coal yard, 212 Main, office
206 Bush, dwl 518 Van Ness Av

Newbauer Siegmund, clerk Newbauer & Co., dwl 518 Van

Ness Av

NEWRAFER A CO. (Herman W. Xeirhauer), pro-
prietors Metropolitan Match Factory, W s Tennessee
nr Santa Clara, office 206 Bush

Newbegin C. , foreman B. & J. S. Doe's Factory, 479 Bran

Newberger Samuel, tailor, dwl .364 Jessie

Newberrj' Charles, nielter Miners' Foundrj-, dwl 18 Louisa

Newlierrj' Miles G., bookkeeper Howe & Hall, dwl 23 Har-
riet

Newbery Arthur A., clerk, dwl 427 Sutter

Newbcry Frederick Thomas, civil engineer and drafts-
man Southern Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Towns-
end room 62, dwl 402 Grove

Newbold George A., clerk supervisor Internal Revenue,
dwl 1212 Jackson

Newbold William F., clerk, dwl 1212 Jackson

Newbolt William B., salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co.,
dwl 34 Erie PI

Newbrandt John, driver K. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
829 Folsom

Newhurgcr E. & Co. (Willuim Salitiger), money and ex-
changebrokers, 504 Montgonierj'

Kewbur^er Elias (E. Ifewburger d- Co.), dwl 614 Sutter

Newbun) Henry, ear conductor, dwl 120A Clara

Newburj- Christopher G., master mariner, dwl 338 Fre-
mont

Kewby F., cabinetmaker W'eir & Greenwood, dwl 308
Beale

Newcomb Albert, calker, dwl 312 Beale

Newcomb George, shoemaker, dwl 215 Tehama

Newcomb John, calker, 413 Main, dwl 308 Beale

Newcomb "Margaret (widow), dwl 21 Jansen

Newcomb Samuel, bootmaker John D. Youngclaus, dwl
335 Sutter

Newcomb Thomas, office 631 Sacramento, dwl 1007 Pow

Newcomb William, picker Cal. Furniture Manuf Co., dwl
539 Second

Newcomb George, cutter Levinsky Bros., dwl 210 Te-
hama

Newcum William, lather, dwl 520 Taylor

Newdorfer Henrv, boots and shoes, 516 Commercial, dwl
166 Tehama"

Newe Henry, dwl 735 Brannan

Newell A. , peddler, dwl 411 Sansom

Newell Oiarles. dwl 1810 Dupont

Newell David (Nfirell <(■ Brother), dwl E s Diamond bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth

Newell Charles, clerk, dwl 721 Brj-ant

Newell Daniel, blacksmith Thomas Donlan, dwl 1004J
• Natoma

Newell David (Newell <S: Bro.), dwl N s Diamond nr Sev-
enteenth

Newell Henr>-, teamster, dwl 509 Washington

Newell Horace (Newell <t- Bro.), dwl 311 Ivy Av

Newell John, butcher Michael J. Kelly, dwl 244 Sutter

Newell John, clerk Newell Brothers, dwl 311 Ivy Av

Newell John, coalpasser Pac. Mail S. S. Colima

Newel! Julius T., broker, dwl 500 Eddy

Newell Margaret (widow), dwl 1004^ Natoma

Newell Mary E. , dressmaker, dwl 1004i Natoma

Newell Mary L. (widow), dwl 405 Fourth

Newell Milton, proprietor Brj'ant St. House, 721 Brj'ant

Newell Nathaniel, blacksmith John W. Farren, dwl 524
Howard

Newell Robert, caqienter, dwl 517 Mission

NEWELL THOMAS, commission merchant, 124 Clay,
dwl Lick House

Newell William A., physician, office and dwl 630 Howard

Newell William W., printers' composition rollers, 516
Commercial, dwl 5 Cleaveland

NEWELL A BRO. (David and Horace Neweir),i>ToptTs
Crs'stal Salt Works, 221 Da«s, office 224 Clay

Newha'll Frederick, clerk, dwl 329 O'Farrell

Newhall Henri- M. (H. 3f. Newhall tfc Co.), dwl SW cor
Suttei and Van Ness Av

Newhall H. G., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl SW cor
Sutter and Van Ness Av

NEW HALL H. M. A CO. (J. Oscar Eldridtje and
Gilbert Palaclie), auctioneers and commission mer-
chants, office 309-313 Sansom

Newhall Horatio C. (Newhall <i- Carson), dwl 702 Vallejo

Newhall John, woodturner R. H. Orton, dwl 12 Berry

Newhall John C, dwl 927 Howard

Newhall Samuel W. , civil engineer county surveyor's
office, 629 Washington

Newhall Thomas, clerk, dwl 424 Sansom

Newhall William H., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl 607
Polk

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercliant t^

NEW

612

NEW

NEtVIIALL A €AR»^0\' {Horatio C. Newhall aiid

Jaiiu's G. Carxoti), attorneys at law, f>lfice 637 Kear
Newhoff Edward C, printer W. P. Harrison, dwl 1307

Sacramento
Newhoflt Frank, bellhanffer Charles Otto, dwl 43 Ritch
Newhouse Charles, drayman, SW cor Battery and Bush,

dwl 3 Friedman PI
Newhouse Hardwick, assistant weigher Custom House,

dwl 513 Franklin
Newhouse Henry, dwl 1713 Leavenworth
Newhouse Leopold (Gllckauf <t N.), dwl 212 Sutter
Newhouse Oscar, clerk Daniel Meyer, dwl 1418 Taylor
Newhouse Samuel, clerk Francis Mandlebaum, dwl 513

Franklin
Newith Peter, cooper, dwl 321 Pacific
Newkirk Daniel L, blacksmith, W s Mission bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Newkirk Jerome, porter James R. Dickey, Bay District

Fair Grounds
Newkirk W., dwl 636 Commercial
Newkoop John, carpenter stm Orizaba, Broadway St.

Wharf
Newland Charles, engineer Charles E. Haseltine
Newland Jabez E. , clerk Occidental Laundry, SE cor Fil-
bert and Octavia
Newlands Frank G. (Lloyd cfc jV.), attorney at law, office

Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery room 13, dwl Palace

Hotel
Newlands Marion Miss, dressmaker, dwl 416 Bi-yant
Newlands William Y. (A tlcinson & N.), dwl 536 Howard
Newlin G. H., clerk, dwl 114 Eddy

Newman , driver Sutter St. R. R., 1304 Polk

Newman Abraham, butcher, 1 and 2 Centre Mitrket, dwl

728 Geary
Newman Adam, butcher Newman & Strubl, dwl 704 Bat-
tery
Newman Andrew, shipcarpenter, dwl 10 Boardman
Newman B., musician, dwl 502 Bush
KEWM.4.N B. B., attorney at law, office 729 Mont-

g-omery, dwl 1009 Powell
Newman Benjamin, clerk Liebman & Newman, dwl 1028

Clay
Newman C. & Co. , proptrs S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,

cor King and Fourth
Newman Carlton (C. Ncimnan it; Co.), dwl 1585 Folsom
Newman Catharine (widow), dwl 1524 Powell
Newman Catharine A. Mrs., stationery, 308 Fourth
Newman C. E., teacher Pacific Business College, dwl 415

Broadway
Newman Charles, blacksmith Dohs, Clark & Co., dwl 946

Harrison
Newman Charles, drayman, 421 Front, dwl 230 Post
Newman Charles, waiter Montgomery's Hotel, dwl 7 Fifth

Av
Newman Charles L., hardware, 1002 Market, dwl 725

Bryant
Newman C. L., capitalist, dwl NW cor Fell and Octavia
Newman Dennis, barkeeper John C. Benz, dwl 1522 Pow
Newman Edward, bakery and restaurant, 8 Kearny
Newman Edward, fancy goods, 16 Second, dwl 844 Miss
Newman Frank, tailor, 311 Pine room 32, dwl 919 Pac
Newman Frederick, clerk A. H. Liebenberg, dwl 572

Bryant
Newman Frederick, seaman stm Mary Taylor
Newman George, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Newman George, laborer, dwl 150 Steuart
Ne\vman Henrietta Mrs., fruits and candies, 1003 Fol
Newman Henry, captain schr Melrose, Bulkhead bet

Washington and Jackson
Newman Henry, carpenter Charles Thistlewaite, dwl 134|^

Zoe
Newman Henry, clerk Arthur E. Magill, dwl 921i Market
Newman Henry, solicitor Abend Post, dwl 109 Eleventh
Newman Herman, watchmaker and jeweler, 356 Third
Newman Hermann, laborer, dwl W s San Josd Road nr

St. Mary's College
Newman Isaac, merchant, office 109 Sansom {and Schoen-

fcld, Cohen & Co.), dwl 1138 Sutter
Newman Isabella, hairdresser Misses Huber, dwl 35 Gar-
den
Newman Jacob, stalrhuilder, dwl 2437 Larkin
Newman James B., manuf gold leaf and dental foil, 107

Dupont, dwl 622 McAllister
Newman John (Netnjnan ifc Bennett), dwl 1 Hampton PI
Newman John, laborer, dwl 528 Pacific
Newman John T., porter Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl 36

Garden
Newman John W., bookkeeper James B. Newman, dwl

62J McAllister

Newman Joseph {J. Newman <{• Co.), dwl 812 Larkin

Newman Josephine Miss, actress Bella Union Theater,
dwl 914 Stockton

Newman Juda {Sol. \\anr;enheim <fc Co.), dwl 433 Tyler

Newman Julius {J. Neicman .fc Co.), dwl 812 Larkiii

Newman J. & Co. {JuUuii «',: Joseph Xetcman), importers
and wholesale hats and caps, and agents S. F. Collar
Co., 6 Battery

Newman Louis W., painter, dwl N s Thirtieth bet Church
and Sanchez

Newman Lyon, clothing and gents* furnishinff goods, 627
Montgomery cor Washington, dwl 400 McAllister

Newman Michael, groceries and liquors, N s Twentieth
nr Guerrero

Newman Michael, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 How

Newman N. E. (widow), dwl 1212 Clay

Newman Patrick, butcher William O'Brien, dwl W s
Railroad Av nr North Av, Soiith S. F.

Newman Paul, baker, dwl 7 St. Charles PI

Newinan Peter, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co.,
dwl 48 Clara

Newman Philip {Newman ct Strubl), dwl 803 Sansom

Newman Philip, butcher Abraham Newman, dwl 118
Jones

Newman Philip, carpenter Charles Thistlewaite, dwl 187
Welsh

Newman Philip, laborer, dwl E s Bryant bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth

Newman Robert, tailor, dwl 833 Greenwich

NEWMAN S. A- €0. (B. Groeschel. Joseph Wolf, and
L. Rosenberg), butchers, 2 and 3 Metropolitan Market

Newman Samuel, collector Samuel C. Harding, dwl 914
Stockton

Newman Samuel, druggist James H. Widber, dwl 1620
Bush

Newman Simon (S. ISeimnan it Co.), dwl 735 Geary

Newman Solomon, merchant tailor, 306 Sixth

Newman T., dwl 614 Kearny

Newman William, barber, dwl 526 Pine

Newman William, laborer Louis Sloss & Co. , dwl 610
O'Farrell

Newman William J. {Li-ebtnan ii; N.), dwl 1028 Clay

Newman W. J., driver Wells, Fai^o & Co., dwl 939 Mar-
ket

Newman & Bennett (John Neioman and Charles D. Ben-
nett), agents eastern manufacturers, etc., 411 Wash

Newman & Htrvib\{PhilipNeimnanandValentineStnibl),
market, 704 Battery

Newman. See Neuman and Neumann

Newmark Abraham, tinsmith Thomas Casey, dwl cor
California & Hyde

Newmark Joseph P. {J. P. Newmark & Co.), dwl 1314
Tyler

Newmark J. P. & Co. (Isaac Lightner), commission mer-
chants and dealers hides, wool, and furs, 425 Sac

Newmark Nathan, attomej' at law, office 330 Pine room 17

Newmark Simon, dwl 1312 Larkin

Newmark Valentine, druggist, dwl 1701 Powell

Newsham J. (Neu'sham <t Bigwood), N s King bet Sec-
ond and Third

Newsham & Bigwood (J. Newsham and J. Bigwood),
blacksmiths, N s King bet Second and Third

Newsom Alfred, porter Jones & Co., dwl cor California
and Fair Av, Bemal Heights

NEWSOM BROTHER!!) (John J. & Samuel), archi-
tects, office Nevada Block 309 Montgomery room 67

Newsom John J. (Newsom Brothers), res Oakland

Newsom Samuel (Neicsom Brothers), res Oakiand

Newsom Thomas D., draftsm^i William C. Hoagland,res
East Oakland

Newson George W. , miller, dwl 1516 Jones

Newstead John, compositor Dewey & Co., dwl 36 Perry

Newth Ernest, actor, dwl 614 Taylor

Newton , dwl 205 Montgomery Av

Newton Booth Consolidated Mining Co. (Pioche, Nev.),
Loiiis Franconi secretary, office 314 Califoniia

NEWTON BROTHERS Jt <'0. (L. Henry and Mor-
ris), importers teas and wholesale grocers, 204 and
206 California

Newton Charles, salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., res
Oakland

Newton Edwin, liquor saloon, 604 Howard

Newton Frank, waiter Palace Hotel

Newton George Rev. , pastor Kentucky St. M. E. Church,
and city missionary, dwl W s Tennessee nr Butte

Newton George W. , carpenter, dwl N s Dorland bet Do-
lores and Church

Newton George W. , expressman, office 16 Sac. res Oakland

Newton Henry, real-estate agent, office and dwl 127 Mont

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

■» p. VAN 5CHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Newton H. G., inachlnehand D. A. Mncdonald & Co.

Newton Isaac, tanner La);uiia Tannery, dwl N s Filbert
bet Buflianan and Webster

Newton .'., dwl (i8() tNmnnercial

Newton J. R., physician, office and dwl Cosmopolitan Ho-
tel room 4

Newton James K., machinist, dwl 530i Howard

Newton John, laborer West Coast Furniture Co., dwl 48
Tehama i

Newton John G., clerk Falkner, Itell & Co., dwl 803 Hyde

Newton L. H., capitalist, dwl 810 Mission

Newton L. Henry {Nev>ton lirotlivrg <fc Co.), dwl Grand
Hotel

Newton Morris (Ifewtmi BrntherK A: Co.), dwl 112 First
Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Newton Thomas, carpenter, dwl N s Haight bet Pierce
and Scott

Newton Thomas, paver, dwl N s Twenty-third nr Alabama

Newton W. G., iarpenter, dwl 18 Mason

Newton William, laborer L. S. Allen, dwl 16 Drumm

Newton W'illiam, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm

Newyard Charles, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Con-
stitution

Neyen Ferdinand, tailor, dwl 84.5 Dupont

Neyes Frederick, with Saucelito Dairy, dwl E s Vermont
nr Nevada

Neylan James {Nrylan <t Young), res Oakland

Neylan Thomas, laborer, dwl 122.') Green

Neylan & Younjj: (J aineK Neylan and Thnnmx D. Young),
lumber, shingles, and commission, 18 and 20 Spear

Neylon Charles C, engineer, dwl S s Union bet Calhoun
and Sansom

Neylon Thomas, laborer, dwl 197 Stevenson

NeyUm Thomas, teamster, dwl 3 Camp nr Second Av

Nia^ra Gold and Silver Mining' Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
William R. Townsend secret-arv, office 330 Pine, room 4

BTIAIiARA IIOIJSE, Joseph Russ proprietor, 331 and
333 Bush

XIAXTIC BIIILDIN«, NW cor Clay and Sansom

Niantic Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 110 Pacific

Nibbe Jacob {ZingHvno A- N.), dwl 1404 Polk

Nibbs Javan D., painter, dwl Ol.'i Clay

i\'l('ARA<iil!.4, Francisco Herrera consul, office 331
Montjromerj' room 13

Nichat^e F., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson

Nichaias Alexander, waiter John George, dwl 207 Howard

Nichlas A., steward stnw9 Goodall, Nelson & Perkins, Pa-
cific St. Wharf

Nichles David R., heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl S s
Sierra nr Michigan

Nichol Hugh F. , clerk Bernard McCabe, SE cor Anthony
and Jessie

Nichol William, collector, dwl 28 Clara

Nicholais Franz, steward, dwl 39 Jackson

Nicholas Charles J. F., porter Pacific Refinerj' and Bullion
Exchange, dwl 1120 Pacific

Nicholas George, barber and baths, 37 Sacramento

Nicholas #ohn, dwl 609 W^ashington

Nicholas John, barkeeper John Pavlicevich, dwl 502 Davis

Nicholas Julius, dwl 19 Sonora PI

Nicholas Moses, shipcarpenter, dwl Sixth nr J, South S. F.

Nicholas William, dwl 8ir> Greenwich

Nicholas William, helper Globe Iron Works, dwl 115 First

Nicholas. See Nicolas

Nicholaysen Jens, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont

Nicholls Amos, carpenter, dwl 6 Fella PI

NichoUs Charles, seaman, dwl 919 Battery

Nicholls Jose))h, laundryraan S. F. Laundrj', NW cor Turk
and Fillmore ,

Nicholls Richard, teamster, dwl NE cor McAllister and
Laguna

Nichols , architect, dwl 1021 Mission

Nlt'HOL!^ A, C. A CO., commission merchants and
leather, hides, tallow, etc., and agents Mason's Black-
ing, NE cor Clay andt, Battery

Nichols Amos R., carpenter. Cedar bet Claj' and Wash-
ington, dwl 6 Fella PI

Nichols Asa C. {A. C. Nichola d- Co.), res San Rafael

Nichols A. W., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk

Nichols Charles, dwl 103 Steuart

Nichols Charles, expressman, cor Sutter and Sansom, dwl
221 Shotwell

Nichols Charles M., fire surveyor Cal. Insurance Co., of-
fice 318 California, res Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.

Nichols Daniel E., clergyman, dwl 43 Sixteenth Av, South
S. F.

Nichols F., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Nichols F. A. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School, dwl
1229 Folsom

Nichols Frederick C, machinehand Charles W. Thomas,

dwl 81 Fourth
Nichols Herbert C, bllliardmarker A. M. Gilman, dwl

232 Jessie

Nichols Horace, salesman Cal. Broom Factory, dwl 2413
Buchanan

Nichols J. S. Mrs., adjuster coiners' department U. S.
Mint, dwl 1104 Market

Nichols James, dwl 1229 Fol.som

Nichols .lames, laborer, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr
Eighth Av

Nichols James, laborer Daniel Sweeney, dwl NE cor Tenth
and Howard

Nichols Jors, polisher S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor Turk
and Fillmore

Nichols John, porter Richards & Harrison, dwl 919 Stock

Nichols John, watchman Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 77 Clem-
entina, rear

Nichols John H., upholsterer, dwl 734i Howard

Nichols L., haniessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.

Nichols Lucien H., picture dealer, (556 Mission

Nichols Moses, shipcarpenter, dwl cor Sixth Av and K,
South S. F.

Nichols Nathan D., shipcarpenter, dwl 1506 Mission

Nichols Richard, eigcirs and tobacco, 650 Fourth, dwl 5
Liberty nr Townsend

Nichols Richard J. , wharfinger Jackson St. Wharf, dwl
1006 Powell

Nichols S. , carpenter, dwl 22 Turk

Nichols Samuel, dwl 139 Fourth

Nichols Samuel, lather, dwl 717 O'Farrell, rear

Nichols Samuel, storekeeper Union Club

Nichols Sheldon K., surveyor New York Underwriters'
Agency, Phenix, Manhattan, and Home Fire Insur-
ance Co.'s, office 215 Sansom, dwl 2002 Taylor

Nichols Stewart, shipcarpenter, dwl 1219 Pacific

Nichols Tliomas, compositor Morning Call, dwl 810 Stock-
ton

Nichols Watson, policeman City Hall, dwl 631 Sacramento

Nichols William, compositor Golden Era, dwl 26 Minna

Nichols William, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7 Steu

Nichols William B., housepainter, dwl 455 Tehama

Nichols William D. {Nichols ct Atwood), dwl 103 Leav

Nichols William D., carpenter Andrew Frei, dwl 7 Crook

Nichols William H., shipping merchant, office 110 Sacra-
mento, dwl 1506 Mission

Nichols & Atwood {William D. Nichols and George E.
A twood), hay and grain, 110 Sacramento

Nicols. See Nickels

Nicholson , dwl 571 Howard, rear

Nicholson Alexander, ornamenter Wheeler & Wilson Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl 577 Minna

Nicholson B. (widow), dwl N s Sixteenth bet Dolores and
Guerrero

Nicholson C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Brannan and Eighth

Nicholson Charles, actor New Olympic Varieties, dwl 813
Stockton

Nicholson Frederick, milkraneh, W s San Job6 Road nr
Five-mile House

Nicholson G., baker, dwl 227 Second

Nicholson J., blacksmith Mission Woolen Mills

Nicholson J. A. , dwl 635 California

Nicholson James, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk

Nicholson James R., plasterer, dwl N s Sixteenth bet
Dolores and Guerrero

Nicholson J. H., asphaltum, dwl 214 Broadwaj'

Nicholson J. M., conductor Central R. R., dwl 231 Stev

Nicholson John, collector, dwl 704 Union

Nicholson John, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 230 Clara

Nicholson John H., paying teller Bank of California, res
Oakland

Nicholson John J., dwl 923 Folsom

Nicholson John J., fancy goods and toys, 144 Fifth

Nicholson John M., hairdresser, dwl 529 Valencia

Nicholson Joseph C, with Dickson De Wolf & Co., res
Oakland

Nicholson Laurence, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl
144 Fifth

Nicholson Louis, tinsmith, dwl 923 Folsom

Nicholson Mary Miss, milliner Mrs. Marie Fouts, dwl 704
Union

Nicholson Michael H., plasterer, dwl 2109 California

Nicholson Patrick, hostler A. C. Roden, dwl Polk bet
Clay and W^ashington

Nicholson Peter, engineer, dwl 606 Third

Nicholson W. A. S., attorney at law, office 520 Montgom-
gomery, dwl 330 O'Farrell

Nicholson William, laborer, dwl 911 Larkin

TAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

D. "W. Laird, San Trancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercliani

Nicholson William, plasterer, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Do-
lores and Guerrero
Nicholson William, shoemaker, dwl 12 Everett
Nicholson William, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534

First
Nicholson William H., extraman Eug-ine No 7 S. F. F. D.
Nicholson W. J. S., attornej' at law, dwl 23 Powell
Nicholson. See Nicolson

Nichuals O. M., clerk B. Sbarboro & Bro., dwl 919 Pacific
Nickel Charles, waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228

Kearny
Nickel Jacob, carpenter, dwl 500 Linden Av
Nickel J. Leroy, merchandisebroker, office -402 Front, dwl

Grand Hotel
Nickels , captain bark Martha Rideout, office Pier 3

Steuart
Nickels August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 111

Clinton, rear
Nickels Charles, plumber, dwl 304 Third
Nickels Edward A. , captain ship Dashing Wave, office Pier

11 Steuart
Nickels Emma L. Miss, dwl 427 Sutter
Nickels Jacob, glazier, dwl 38 Page
Nickels Louis, carpenter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

619^ Minna
Nickelsburg Joseph, dwl 23 Kearny
Nickelsburg Siegfried, merchant, office 112 Sansom, dwl

23 Kearny
Nickelsen Cornelius, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl 13

White PI
Nickelson James, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 How
Nickers G. , dwl 803^ Market
Nickerson A., second officer S. S. Kalorama, Pacific St.

Wharf
Nickerson Augustus, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, SE cor

Market and Steuart
Nickerson Byron (Nickerson tfc Co.), dwl 1412 Sacramento
Nickerson Charles (Nickerson it Son), dwl 436 Bush
Nickerson Charles, actor, dwl 819 Stockton
Nickerson Charles, clerk S. Foster &Co., dwl 86 Everett
Nickerson Charles, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, dwi

5 Willow
Nickerson E. , physician, dwl Overland House
Nickerson Everett, shipping clerk Wilson, Men-y & Co.,

res Oakland Point
Nickerson Frank, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, dwl 5

Willow ■
Nickerson Frank A., foreman Porter, Oppenheimer &

Slessinger, dwl 11 Glen Park Av
Nickerson Herbert D., collector Marshall Doane, dwl 27

Liberty
Nickerson Louis H. {Nickerson & Son), dwl 413 Larkin
Nickerson S. A. , seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Nickerson Stafford S., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl

1014 Minna
Nickerson & Co. {Byron Nickerson and Samuel Baker),

lumber dealers, office NW cor Sacramento and Davis
NI('KER!«0>' & SO>' {Charles and Louis H.), hatters,

35 Kearny
Nicklaus B., engineer, dwl 218 Pacific
Nickle Duncan, barkeeper, dwl 319 Folsom
Nickles John W. , groceries and liquors, NE cor Mission

and Twenty-sixth
Nickol A., laborer Cafc Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Nickol William, carpenter, dwl 652 Mission
Nickolay Lewis, dwl 927 Folsom
Nickols Isaac, teamster Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 106

Alinna
Nicks Rose Miss, dwl 806 Bush
NicksborfE August, liquors, dwl 8 St. Mary
Niokson Henry, painter, dwl 365 Minna
Nicol Duncan, barkeeper Hall & Keaniy, dwl 319 Folsom
Nicol William, carpenter Holland & Ruppel, dwl 652 Miss
Nicol William, carrier S. F. Chronicle and Evening Post,

dwl 26 Clara
Nicola Joseph, fisherman, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear
Nicolai August, cabinetmaker, dwl 1225 Market
Nicolai Christopher, dwl 6 Morcy Alley
Nicolai Emile, tailor John Blake, dwl S s Bush bet Du-

pont and Kearny
Nicolai Louis, porter A. Fenkhausen &Co.,dwI 207 Mont-
gomery Av
Nicolai Louis, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

927 Folsom
Nicolai Wdliam, tailor, dwl 1205 Powell
Nicolas C leste, blacksmith City Iron Works, dwl 1334 Dup
Nicolas Joseph, expressm.an, dwl E s Fillmore nr Filbert
Nic(jlay George, jeweler Koehler & Ritter, dwl 442 Green

Nicolajsen Charles, barkeeper Salvin P. Collins, dwl 806

Seventh
Nicolaysen Frank, proptr Keystone House, 127 and 129

Jackson
Nicolette August, vegetable dealer, dwl NE cor Market

and Seventh
Nicolette Mansueto, laborer, dwl 115 Clark
Nicoll Bella Miss, operator Western Union Telegraph, dwl

515 Howard
Nicoll Frederick E., painter, dwl Scott bet Henrietta and

Cortland Av, Benial Heights
Nicoll Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, 515 Howard
Nicoll W. J., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Nicoll Henry, stairbuilder Jesse it Drew, dwl 814 Mont
Nicora Bernardo, painter Giovanni B. Deferari
Niderost James B., driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 11 Austin
Niebauer Theodore, ship clerk, dwl .36 Geary
Niebaum Gnstave {Hittcltinsun, Kohl, PhUippeus A- Co.),

dwl 1201 Sacramento •

Niebla Enrique, hairdresser, dwl 25 Hinckley
Nieblas Felix, dwl 513 Vallejo
Nieblas Regino, marblepolisher, dwl 528 Vallejo
Niebling T., superintendent John Clark (Oakland), dwl

143 Third
Nieborger Heinrich, cabinetmaker, dwl 812 Jessie
Nieb\ihr Claus, carpenter, dwl 639 California
Niebuhr Henry, nightwatch German Hospital, 427 Bran
Niedenhofen Wilhelmina (widow), dwl 227 Post
Nieder-Rheinish Insurance Co. (marine, Wesel, Germany),

Henry Balzer & Co. agents, office 213 Sansom
Nielsen Charles, cabinetmaker S. & G. Gump, dwl 606

Stevenson
Nielsen Christian, drayman, NE cor Clay and Drumm,

, dwl 54 Clementina
Nielsen C. M., seaman, dwl 297 New Montgomery
Nielsen Edward, bookkeeper B. Nathan & Co., res Oak-
land
Nielsen F. C, carpenter, dwl 207 Montgomery Av
Nielsen Frederick, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Nielsen H. {Bandmann, N. <t- Co.), dwl 514 Lombard
Nielsen Hans, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Nielsen John, carpenter, dwl NE cor Howard and Steuart
Nielsen John Christian, seaman, dwl 207 Montgomery Av
Nielsen OUeo, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Nielsen P., master schr Letitia, office 305 East
Nielsen AVilhelm, tailor, dwl 1521 Dupont
Nielson Andrew, machinist Isaac«H. Small, dwl 549 How
Nielson Andrew, seaman, dwl 100 Jackson
Nielson R. , carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co.
Nieman Christian William {Schranz <Ss N.), dwl 7 Rondel

PI
Niemann Frederick, seaman, dwl 625 Pacific
Niemann H. , dwl 421 O'Farrell
Niemeier Emile, agent Fabri Opera Troupe, dwl 721J

Green, rear
Niemann .John, fanner, W s Castro bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Nies E. (widow), dwl N s Dorland bet Church and Sanchez
Niese Frederick, groceries and liquors, 913 Harrison
Niessen John, restaurant, 1324 Stockton, dwl 1323 Stock
Nievla Henry, hairdresser Espiridion Berroa, dwl N 8

Hinckley nr Montgomery
Niewind A., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Nifonger George, Babbitt-metalmaker, dwl 518 Howard

Nightingale Mrs., dwl 5 Calhoun

Nightingale George, laborer, dwl S s Union bet Calhoun

and Sansom
Nightingale James, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dwl 108 California
Nightingale John, dwl 100 Turk
Nightingale Leslie, tinsmith, dwl 49 Natoma
Nightingale William, salesman Calahan Curtin, dwl 9 Vas-

sarPl
Nigro Angel, frescopainter, dwl,^09 Jessie
Nigro E. Mrs., dressmaker, 40 Eddy
Nigro James V. {Ni^/ro it- Co.), dwl 209 Dupont
Nigro Patrizio, musician, dwl 40 Eddy
Nigro v., restaurant, 1 Eddy PI
Nigro & Co. (James I'. Nujro and John Bogovich), oyster

saloon and chop house, 209 Dupont
Nihan James, laborer, dwl 114 Clinton
Nihan Michael, conductor Sutter St. R. R.,dw1 1606 Bush
Nihan Thomas, gardener, dwl 350 Eleventh
Niland Patrick, masher Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.,

dwl NW cor Fillmore and Greenwich
Nile M. D., importer and manufacturer pictures, mirrors,
frames, etc., factory cor Montgomery Av and Chest-
nut, salesroom 225 Kearny, dwl 128 Post

BEAMISH'S—Importer Purnisliing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Market.

:i P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

NIL

615

NOL

Niles Addison C, associate justice Supreme Court of Cali-
fornia, chambers 640 Clay, dwl Hi04 Van Ness Av
Niles Alonzo W., policeman Citv Hall, dwl '20 Howard

Court
Nilcs Kmory G., watchman Washington Market, dwl •804

Washinf^'ton
Niles James, boatman, dwl Merrimac, Long Bridge
Nilos M. L., conductor, dwl 527 Sacramento
Nills Charles, cigarmaker Uiez, Beitz & Co., dwl cor

Tenth and Harrison
Nilson Andrew, seaman, dwl 20 Sacramento
Nilson James, seaman, dwl 8 Jackson
Nilson John, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co. , dwl 243

Tehama
NiIso;i John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Nilson Nils, seaman, dwl 20 Sacramento
Nilson R., eaq)enter, dwl 2.58 Clementina
Nilz J., painter, dwl 1225 Market
Nimes , fanner, W s San Jos^ Road nr Five-mile

House •

Ninmio James, cook A. E. Swain, dwl 454 Natoma
Nineo Mercy Miss, seamstress Jacob Perbonner, dwl 427^

Grpen
NI^'EII-:K\TH Dli*TRICT COIRT, 417 Kearny
Nippert Virginia Mrs., te-.vcher music, dwl 1009 Sutter
Nisbet James N., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl

(509J Minna
Nischwitz August, barkeeper Henrj- Hilgerloh, dwl 417

Green
Nisonper Frank E., ironmolder Miners' Foundry, dwl 18

Tehama
Nison;rcr George {Mor>otr d- X.), 215 First
Nisonger & Morrow ((zt'ori/e Xisonijer and Frank Mor-

roir), manufacturers white met.il, 251 First
Nispcl Edward, locksmith, dwl E s San Bruno Rosul nr

Twenty-eighth
Nissen Christian {^fa<txen d; A''.), dwl 25 Mont Av
Nissen Christian, barkeeper Alois Muller, dwl 239 Minna
Nissen C. M., master schr Fanny A. Hyde, office 305 East
Nissen Ernst, master mariner, dwl 337 Brjant
Nissen Hans, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery"
Nissen John, seaman, dwl .56 First
Nissen Jorgcn, cabinetmaker August Jungblut & Co., dwl

239 Minna
Nissen Lorence, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf . Co. , dwl 8 Geneva
Nissen Thomas, porter Henry Windel & Co.
Nitsehe Adolph, maltster' S.' F. Stock Brewerv. dwl 2118

Pjwell
Nitze Wilhelm, with Christian Feldmann, dwl 6 Turk
Nivens James, cutter U. S. Mint, dwl 120 Perry
Nix Charlei, laborer George H. WTiitney, dwl 31 La-
fayette, rear
Nixdorf Gustav, proprietor Cosmopolitan Bowling Alley,

217 Bush, dwl 122 Fifth
Ni.\on August H., sailmaker John L. Prior, dwl 1324 Sac
Nixon David W., lumber surveyer, offir.e Pier 9 Steuart
Nixon Frederick, chief engineer stm Monterev, Pacific St.

Wharf ■
Nixon Frederick, engineer, dwl 14 De Boom
Nixon Patrick W., dwl 726J Ho>vard, rear
Nixon Richard, boarding, 230 Oak
Nixon Robert S., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Office, [dwl

135^ Fifth
Noack Alfred, can-er Herman Granz, res Oakland
Noack William, cabinetmaker, dwl 115 Park Av
Noah Charles, painter, 611 Jackson
Noah Moses, compositor Alta California, dwl 3 Glover
Noar Albert, cook Farley & Lamb, 202 First
Nobbe John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Nobbe William, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Keamy and

Morton
Nobile Charles, waiter St. Ignatius College, dwl 841 Mar-
ket
Nobile Joseph, barkeeper, dwl S s Montgomery Av bet

Keamy and Dupont
Noble A., dwl 108 Turk
Noble Albert P., machinist, dwl W s York bet Solano and

Butte
Noble Albert P., machinist Southern Pac. R. R., dwl E s

Harrison nr Twentieth
Noble Alexander, printer, dwl 1023 Keamy
Noble Alonzo T. (A . T. Soble ct Co.), dwl cor San Jos6

Av and Thirtieth
Noble Amsby, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 117

Seventh
Noble A. T. & Co. {John H. Woklers), milkranch, cor San

Jos6 Av and Thirtieth

Noble Beattie, laborer, dwl E 8 Illinois nr Twentieth
Noble Charles F., bookkeeper McCaffrey & McGuire, dwl

117 Drumm
Noble Clark W., clerk Oriental Warehouse, dwl lOlOi

Lark in
Noble F. G., clerk, dwl 28 Turk
Noble H., machinist William Harris, dwl 532 Vallejo
Noble Hamden H. (//. //. Nohlc <t Co.), dwl N s Wash-
ington bet Octavia and Laguna
NOBLK II. II. A CO. (Henry Epstein), stockbrokers,

oltice 435 California
Noble James, local policeman, dwl 622 Clay
Noble James M., grainer Noble & Gallajiher.dwl .523 Ellis
Noble J. U. clerk Haker & Hamilton, dwl 515 Sacramento
Noble K., professor music, dwl 14 Harlan PI
Noble Mary (widow), dwl 1608 Dupont
Noble Nellie, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. China
Noble Patrick, clerk Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl 10 South

Park,
Noble Samuel J., printer John F. Brown, dwl 15 Sumner
Noble Sarah Mrs., sewing-machine operator, dwl 117

Seventh
Noble Thomas (.Vo6ie <t Gallagher), dwl 523 Ellis
Noble Thomas Jr., signpainter, dwl 523 Ellis
Noble Thomas H., assistant storekeeper Greenwich Dock

U. S. Bonded Warehouse, dwl lOlOi Larkin
Noble Thomas K. Rev., pastor Plymouth Congregational

Church, dwl 2200 Sacramento
Noble Thomas N., machinist, dwl 141 Second
Noble William, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 523 Ellis
NOBLE A. <;.4LLAGHER (Thomas XobU and Ed-
ward M. Gallaijhcr), house and signpainters, 732
Montgomery
Noblet Jules, laundrjTnan, dwl 20 Ridley
Nobmann Charles (Hobmann <k Co.), dwl 634 Geary
Nobmann & Co. (Charles Nohmann), wood and coal, 634

Geary
Nobmann Christopher, groceries and provisions, SW cor

California and Fillmore
Nobmann Frederick, steward Louis Meyer, dwl 629 Bush
Noceti Augustino, cook George Sunoreh, dwl 621 Pacific
Noche Angelo, compositor Examiner, dwl 1023 Keamy
Nochman Adolph, mattress factorj-, dwl 527 Turk
Nockin Alexander, dwl 22 Stockton Pi
Nockton John C, hostler James P. Ferguson, dwl 1025

Market
Nockton Thomas, carpenter, dwl S s Laurel Av bet Van

Ness Av and Franklin
Nodell Oliver, seaman, dwl 422 Drumm
Nodop Claus, wine cooper, dwl 207 Montgomery Av
Noe John, tailor Thomas Kroft, dwl 435 Pine
Noe Miguel, real estate, dwl NW cor San Jos6 Av and

Twenty-fourth
Noe Miguel Jr., photographer, 1102 Stockton, dwl NW

cor San Jose Av and Twenty-fourth
Noe William, student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

NW cor San Jns6 and Twenty-fourth
NOEL ALPHO.\»»E, mining secretary, office 419 Cali-
fornia, dwl 219 Gearj'
Noel James (Noel d. Vincent), dwl 436 Tehama
Noel Louis, bricklayer, dwl 258 Brannan
Noel Louis, ranchman, dwl 8 Sonora PI
Noel Maria C. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 73 Tehama
NOEL A VINCENT (James Noel and George W. Vin-
cent), wines and liquors, 605 Commercial
Noethig William (Xnethig <fc Turk), dwl 1839 Mission
NOETHK. A Tl'RK (n'illiam Xocthig and Christo-
pher Turk), proptrs Humboldt Brewery, S s Mission
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Noggle David L., receiving clerk U. S. Mint, dwl 314 Bush
Nohl E. W., assistant coiner's department U. S. Mint, dwl

14 Eighth
Nohrden Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 731

Brannan
Noin Dennis, laborer, dwl 308 Minna
Noirjean Peter, cook, dw 1 424 Montgomery Av
Noisat Julius, blacksmith Can-ill Manuf. Co., dwl 1334

Dupont
NOISAT PIERRE, wines and liquors, 1334 Dupont,

dwl 441 Green
Nokes John A. F., salesman, dwl Ss Sutter bet Baker and

Lyon
Nolan A., dwl 108 Taylor
Nolan Ann Mrs., dwl 426 Clementina
Nolan Bros. (Patrick F. and James C), boots and shoes,

11 Third, and 738 and 740 Market
Nolan Charles, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl

SW cor Fillmore and Pacific
Nolan Daniel, teamster, dwl 615 Seventh

JAMES Q. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Keamy Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan }}

Nolan David, with Morahan & Lynch
Nolan Edmund, local policeman, dwl 120 Welsh
Nolan Edward, carpenter, dwl 63(3i tTessie
Nolan Edward, hackman. Third aiid Market, dwl 247 Te-
hama
Nolan Eduard D., bookkeeper Nolan Bros., dwl 906 Mar-
ket
Nolan Frank, cook, dwl 509 Washington
Nolan Frank, cook Mrs. John Anderson, dwl 103 Clark
Nolan George, brassfinishor Weed & Kingwell, dwl 229

First
Nolan J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Nolan J., laborer Daniel Green, Rockaway Ranch, Sand nr

Ocean View House
Nolan James, cardriver, dwl 14 Ritch
Nolan James, helper Weed it Kingwell, dwl 227 Second
Nolan James, hostler Club Stables, 409 Taylor
Nolan James, laborer, dwl 14 Natoma, rear
Nolan James, longshoreman, dwl 335 Beale
Nolan James, machinist, dwl 227 Second
Nolan James, machinist, dwl 228 Minna
Nolan James, painter, dwl 1184 Broadway
NOLA!* J.iIttK§, proptr City Hotel, 37 and 39 First
Nolan James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Nolan James, shoemaker, dwl 12 Polk
Nolan James C. (Nulan Bros.), dwl 906 Market
Nolan James H., housepainter, 213 Pine, dwl 1184 Bdwy
Nolan James J. , tanner Funcke & Co. , dwl 17 Gilbert, rear
NoJan John, dwl 105 Mason
Nolan John, clerk, dwl 637 Folsom

Nolan John, hackman. Third and Market, dwl 247 Tehama
Nolan John, molder Curtis Tobey, dwl 246 Minna
Nolan John, seaman, dwl SW cor Mission and Spear
Nolan John, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 44 Louisa
Nolan John H., hairdresser Adam Grimm, dwl 409 Mason
Nolan Joseph, porter Hibernia Savings and Loan Soc,

dwl 509 Chestnut
Nolan Joseph, coal dealer, dwl 1110 Eddy
Nolan J. P., boilemiaker F. I. Curry, dwl Minna nr Third
Nolan Lawrence, harnessmaker Charles H. Mead, res Oak-
land
Nolan Margaret (widow), dwl 303 Mason
Nolan Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 104 Powell
Nolan Martin, dwl 436 Jessie
Nolan Mary (widow), dwl 2 Jasper PI
Nolan Mary (widow), dwl 228 Sixth
Nolan Mary (widow), dwl 807 Harrison
Nolan Mary, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Nolan Mathew P., captain Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution,

dwl 637 Folsom
Nolan Michael, clerk, dwl 507 Minna
Nolan Michael, glasscutter John Mallon, dwl 23 Hunt
Nolan Michael, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 319i

Tehama
Nolan Michael, hostler Pacific Livery Stable, 709 Jones,

dwl 104 Powell
Nolan Patrick, hostler, dwl 1139 Sutter
Nolan Patrick, laborer, dwl 307 Capp
Nolan Patrick, laborer Whitney.& Webster, dwl 9 Gilbert
Nolan Patrick F. (Nolan Bros.), dwl 268 Tyler
Nolan Patrick J., groceries and liquors, NE cor Hayes and

Gough
Nolan Patrick T., laborer Dohrmann & Co., dwl 325 Te-
hama
Nolan P. J., butcher, 11 Union Market, dwl 737 Howard
Nolan Thomas, lumberpiler L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 150

Eighth
Nolan Thomas, waiter S. S. Kalorama, Pacific St. Wharf
Nolan W., stairbuilder Sandborn & Byrnes
Nolan W. H. H. Co., importers and manufacturers boots

and shoes, 125 Sansom, room 38
Nolan William, laborer San Francisco and Pacific Glass

Works, dwl 13 Freelon
Nolan William H. (W. H. Nolan A Co.), dwl 906 Market
Nolan William P., engineer U. S. stm McPherson, dwl 24

Sixth
Noland J. (widow), dwl 315 Vallejo, rear
Noll August, carpenter, dwl NW cor Polk and Market
Noll George (Fratinqer & N.), dwl 431 Fulton
Nolle Augustus T. (Nolle <k Feil), dwl SE cor Filbert and

Hyde
Nolte Charles R., groceries and liquors, hay and grain,

W s Mission nr Twenty-sixth
Nolte Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont and

Bush, dwl 23 Stockton PI
Nolte Herman, tailor, 107 Geary
Nolte Herman, tailor Samuel Figel, dwl 730 Vallejo
Nolte John, waiter New York Bakery, dwl 636 Com
Nolte Louis H., carpenter and builder, dwl 302 Eighteenth

Nolte William, watches and jewelrj', 821 Kearny, dwl 631

• Minna
Nolte William F., hairdresser, 617 Sixteenth, dwl 333

Seventeenth, rear
NoRe & Feil (AugiLitus F. Nolte and Deidrich FeU),

groceries and liquors, SE cor Filbert and Hyde
Nolski Herman, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Noltemeier Frederick W., boots and shoes, 131 Second
Nolting Elizabeth (widow), dwl 315 O'Farrell
Nolting Joseph C, plumber, dwl 564 Mission
Nolting William, clerk William Heins, dwl NE cor Union

and Larkin
Nolting William, jeweler Victor Hauser, dwl 315 O'Farrell
Nom Sing (Chinese), tailor, 738 Jackson
Nommensen Charles E., barkeeper John H. Bes-ter, dwl

426 Broadway
Nonnenmann Charles, hogranch. Fourth Av nr A, dwl

Fifth Av bet L and M, South S. F.
Nooke L. , laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Noon John J., mining agent, office 9 Post
Noon Mark, bootmaker, dwl 31 Hunt
Noon Martin, carriagemaker, dwl E s WTiite nr Vallejo
Noon Patrick, brassfinisher George H. Tay & Co., dwl

127 Valencia
Noon Peter, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Noon Thomas, miner, dwl junction California and Market
Noonan Bridget (widow), dwl 1520 Powell
Noonan Cornelius, farmer, SW cor Mission and Spear
Noonan Daniel J. , clerk B. S. Brooks, dwl 22^ Dora
Noonan Dennis, lather, dwl 748i Minna
Noonan E. C, bookkeeper Hibernia Brewery, dwl 10

Rausch
Noonan Edward, carpenter, dwl 906 Powell
Noonan Edward, wood and coalyard, dwl E s Howard bet

Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Noonan Ellen (widow), dwl 22J Dora
Noonan Frank, clerk Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 812

Stockton
Noonan Frank, receiving clerk S. F. and North Pacific R.

R., dwl 933 Kearny
Noonan James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

37 Minna
Noonan James, teamster Hibernia Brewery, dwl 209

Eighth
Noonan James C, painter, dwl 254 Jessie
Noonan Jeremiah, bakery, 24^ Seventh
Noonan Johanna, dressmaker, 1206 Pacific
Noonan John, carriagetrimmer, dwl 412 Fourth
Noonan John, carriagetrimmer, 69 Stevenson, dwl 412

Fourth
Noonan John, drayman, dwl 1511 Sacramento
Noonan John, foundryman, dwl 234 Minna
Noonan John, ironmolder, Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl

2111 Clay
Noonan John, laborer, dwl 5 Salmon
Noonan John, laborer Michael Coleman, E s Diamond

bet Seventeenth and Eightenth
Noonan John, painter Wason & Morris, dwl 906 Powell
Noonan John C, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 34 Clem
Noonan John G. , laborer, dwl 6 Gilbert
Noonan John S., clerk George W. Swan & Co.
Noonan Katharine Mrs., varieties, 128 Krst
Noonan Lawrence E., clerk Lynde & Hougb, dwl 2611

Clay
Noonan Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Annie M. Keen, dwl

22.^ Dora
Noonan Matthew C, painter, dwl 906 Powell
Noonan Michael, laborer, dwl N s Army bet Diamond and

Douglas
Noonan Michael, laborer, dwl ?6 Morey Alley, near
Noonan Michael, paver superintendent streets
Noonan P., butcher Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Noonan Patrick, laborer, dwl 819 Kearny
Noonan Patrick, sawyer Oeoi^e W. Swan & Co.
Noonan Patrick, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Noonan VeXer (Noonan ct McGrath), dwl 521 Union
Noonan Peter W. , clerk Oriental Refinerj', dwl 610 Stev
Noonan Peter W., proprietor Oriental Refinery, office

NW cor Batten' and Commercial, dwl cor iSv-entieth

Av and F, South S. F.
Noonan Sarah Miss, shoefitter, dwl 829 Brannan
Noonan Thomas, dwl Stevenson bet Second and Third
Noonan Thomas, foinidrj-man, dwl 234 Minna
Noonan Thomas, real-estate agent, dwl 209 Eighth
Noonan Timothy, expressman, dwl NE cor Fillmore and

Fell
Noonan Tmiothy A., carpenter and builder, dwl 906 Pow
Noonan William, dwl 606 Fourth

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal, B. 7. SMITH, M.D., Froptr.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Noonan William, painter, dwl SO Natonia

Noonan William, painter, d\vl3(i(i Natoma

Noonan William C, labi)rer, dwl 74 Minna

Noonan & SIcGrath (Peter Xminan aiid Bernard
McGratli), restaurant, 535 Merchant

Noonan. See Niinan

Noons Frank, carjienter, dwl 418 Dnjmm

No^wnder Jlartha (widow), dwl 1323 Dupont

Nora • 'i;j:ar Co. (Chinese), 10 Commercial

Noi-anovich E., fruits, 1312 Polk

Norcros : Daniel, manajj'er New Age, office 420 Kearny,
dwl Kuss House

Norcross Grace D. Miss, dwl 166 Silver

Norcross Harriet N. Mrs. {Xorcross A Co.), dwl Russ
House

Norcross .1. M., minstrel Maguire's Ojxjra House

Norcross Wesley F., general agent New Age, office 420
Kearny, tlwl 16(i Silver

Norcross William, carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co., res Napa
City

Norcross & Co. (iVr.«. Harriet JV. Norcross), military
goods and regalia, 6 Post

Nordberg Eriok M., master mariner, dwl 12 Sacramento

NordhruoU- PMward, waiter Charles Dilges, dwl 648 Fourth

Nordbmck Henry, dwl 510 Filbert

Norden beriiliard, clerk Edward Pels, dwl 517 Davis

Norden Charles, cabinetmaker Herman Granz

Norden John, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Nordgren E. H., jeweler Koehler & Ritter

Niirdiiausen George, porter L'nion Club

Nordmann Edward, steward North German Hotel, 39
.Tackson

XOR!».>IA.\X .lOSEPII. importer watches, watch ma-
terial.s, and tools, 204 Sutter nr Kearny, dwl 721
(VFarrell

Nordstrom Ludwig, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont

Nordwell O.W., cutter John Hagman, dwl 3 Geary PI

Xorge August, seaman, dwl 12 Washington

Norgrove (.Charles M., shoemaker, dwl 313 Taylor

Norgrove George, trunkmakei' D. S. Martin & Co., dwl
313 Taylor

Norgrove John, saddler Main & Winchester, dwl 313 Tay-
lor

Noriega Francisco G. , bookkeeper Eugene De Sabla, dwl
70" Montgomery Av

Noriega Pedro, hatter, 528 Montgomery

Nork August, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Devisadero and
Ellis

Norling Henry, seaman schr St. Thomas, Bulkhead bet
Washington and Jackson

Norman Edward {Xorman <i- Ecklcr), dwl 1709''Jessie

Norman Fi-ank, clerk Tillmann & Bendel, dwl NW cor
Valencia and Twentieth

Norman Frank G., groceries, liquors, and hardware, NW
cor Twentieth and Valencia

Norman James, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 706
Mason

Norman John, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Nonnan Julius, first officer ship Lookout, dwl 132 Steu

Norman T. J., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 606 Stev-
enson

Norman Wilhelm, dwl 419 Green

Norman & E>;k\er (Etiicard Xorman aiul Robert Eckler),
house and signpainters, 19 Turk

Normand Ernest Victor, collector French Mutual Benefi-
cial Assn, dwl 2 Clay Av

Normand Eiigene, bookkeeper Lenormand Bros., dwl 432
Sutter

Normand Louis E., artist tailor, 119 Sutter, dwl 616 Tay-
lor

Normand Victorine, bakery and confectionery, 432 Sutter

Normandson Charles, barkeeper, dwl 42S Broadway

Noronah J. C, hairdresser, dwl 323i Minna

Norrbom Jacob P., helper Andrew Anderson, dwl W s
Kentucky nr Sixteenth

Norring Mary Ann Mi-s., dwl W s White nr Vallejo

Norris , machinist Union Iron Works

Norris A. & Co., book agents, 5 Post

Norris Albert, dwl 29 OFarrell

Norris Albert (A . Norris i Co.), dwl 1018 Hyde

Norris Charles, oysters and clams, 45 Washington Mar-
ket, dwl 905 Greenwich

Norris Edward, watchmaker, dwl 4 Virginia Alley

Norris Eugene, cardriver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1306
Lark in

Norris Hiram J., with Pacific Rubber Paint Co., dwl 2028
Folsom

XORRIS .1.4 MES €., ticket agent Oregon S. S. Co.,
office 210 Battery, res Oakland

Norris James H., bookkeeper Oakland Wharf Co., dwl

SW cor Sacramento and Larkin
Norris John, laborer XL F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Norris John, painter, dwl 2013 Folsom
Norris John, wheelwright, dwl. 54 Jessie
Norris Joseph, laborer Central Pacific R. R,
Norris Kate, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Norris Kate Mrs., dwl 418 Leavenworth
NoiTis Mary Sliss, dwl 227 Geary
NORRI!^ ^^IILLI.iM, agent Oregon S. S. Co., office

210 Battery, dwl Grand Hotel
Norris William W. , car])cnter, dwl 2019 Broadway
Norsell Charles, dwl 635 Calif<}rnia

North A. E., clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl 530 Brj'ant
NORTH KE.K-III AM> i1II.SSE<»\ RAILROAD CO.,

Office and depot SW cor Fourth and Louisa
North Beach Blanket Clcannig Establishment, E. Dagany

proprietor, 2212 Taylor
North Beach Brewery, Joseph Schwarz proprietor, NE cor

Powell and Chestnut
NORTH KE.4<'II C'EIUENT PIPE«i'0., P. Martin

president, otfice 502 Kearny
North Beach Hotel, Martin Brunsen proptr, 429 Francisco
North Belmont Mining (!o. (Nye Co., Nev.), David L.

Thomas secretary', office 419 California room 21
NORTH BLOUMI IELI» TRAVEL ItII\IN4i CO.

(Nevada Co., Cal.), Matthew F. Game secretary, of-
fice 320 Sansom
NORTH KRITIisH AND MERCANTILE INSIR-

ANCE CO. of London and Edinburgh, T. C. Grant
• agent, office 219 Sansom
NORTH CARSON SILVER I>IININ<i CO. (Ormsby

Co., Nev.), William A. M. Van Bokkelen secretary,

office 320 Sansom room 21
NORTH CHINA INSURANCE CO. (Shanghae), Ma-

condray & Co. agents, office 206 Sansom
North Chipman Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Joseph

Maguire secretarj', office 419 California room 26
North C. L., clerk John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 856 Mason
North Consolidated Virginia Mining Co. (Store}' Co.,

Nev.), Joseph Maguire secretarj', office 419 California

room 20
North Daniel F., sheet-ironworker Francis Smith & Co.,

dwl 7 Geary
North Dayton Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co.,

Nev.), Richard S. Culverwell secretary, office 320 San-
son! room 5
North ^meline (widow), dwl Pacific ^v bet Fillmore and

Steiner
North George, seaman stm Oriflamme, Folsom St.^\'harf
North George L., clerk C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dwl 606

MontgomeiT room 41
NORTH GERMAN HOTEL, Detman Haesloop pro-
prietor, 39 and 41 Jackson
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP CO.,

Muecke, Vietor & Co. agents, office 109 California

room 8
North Henry, capitalist, dwl 1009 Powell
North Henry C, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

716 Howard
North J. G., weigher ooiners' department U. S. Mint, dwl

606 Montgomery
North Joseph A., cabinetmaker, dwl N s Church PI nr

Dupont
North Lady Bryan Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), D. F.

Verdenal secretary, office 409 California
North Mexican Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Justin P.

Moore secretary, office 320 Sansom room 7
North Monumental G. and S. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), C.

J. Eaton secretary, office 402 Montgomery room 7
North Ophir Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Michael Lan-
ders secretary, office 309 Montgomery room 2
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD CO., John

W. Doherty general manager, office 426 California

room 10
NORTH PAC^IFIC HOTEL, Leopold Diedering pro-
prietor, NE cor Jackson and Drumm
North Pacific Telegraph Co., George D. Gray secretarj-,

office 34 Market
North Pacific Transportation Co., office 210 Battery
NORTH POINT DOCK, E s Sansom bet Lombard and

Chestnut ,

NORTH POINT DOCK BONDED AND FREE

MAREHOI'SES, Edward B. Gethin proprietor,

NW cor Lombard and Sansom
NORTH POINT WAREHOITSE, I. Friedlander pro-
prietor, cor Sansom and Chestnut
North San Francisco Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),

H. R. West, secretary, office 240 Montgomery

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

JEWELEY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merohs i\

North Star Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), David

T. Jennings secretary, office 401 California
North Utah Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Walter E.

Dean secretary, office 419 California room 19
Northam Edward F., real estate, office 542 Market, dwl

Grand Hotel
Northam Norman \V., clerk Hanson, Ackerson & Co., dwl

1S23 Turk
Northam Robert, clerk Edward F. Northam, dwl 15 Ellis
Northam Robert J., dwl NE cor Fair Oaks and Twenty-
sixth
KORTIIERW ASSrRAXCE CO. (fire and life, London
and Aberdeen), \V. Lane Booker agent, office 319 Cal
Northern Belle Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.), William Willis seeretaiy, office 309 Montgom-
ery room 29
Northern Pacific Coal Mining Co. (Coos Bay, Oregon),

office 402 Montgomery, room 32
Northfield Matthew, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

297 Clementina
Northmore SaiAiel H., market, 1520 Folsom
Northon Jarvis W. {Lancaster i- jV'.), dwl 827 Vallejo
Northrop Charles, carriagetrimmer Carvill Mamif . Co.
Northrop David B., attorney at law. office and dwl 123

and 124 Montgomery' Block
Northrup B. C, Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn,139 Post
Northup Charles W., clerk Jarboe & Harrison, dwl Russ

House
Northrup Frederick, fruit dealer, dwl 232 Jessie
XOKTH'S WAYS, foot Louisiana, Potrero Point
Northy Thomas F. , Corporation-yardkeeper superiiltend-

ent streets, dwl SE cor Devisadero and Eddy
Norton Albert, carpenter, dwl 540 Nato'ma
Norton Albert, waiter Techau & Jessen, dwl 1310 Pow
Norton Arthur T., drj- goods, dwl 569 Minna
Norton Charles B., master mariner, dwl 512 Larkin
Norton Charles H., carpenter Henrj' J. McLerie, dwl Sixth

nr Folsom
Norton D., dwl 225 O'Farrell

Norton David, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valencia
Norton Edward, dwl 27 Minna
Norton Edward, clerk, Awl 14 Glover
Norton Edward, merchant, dwl 322 Ellis
Norton Edward B., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 207

Post
Norton Elijah, master mariner, dwl 277 Clara
Norton Elizabeth Miss, dwl 657 Howard
Norton Ellen, chaHibemiaid Worth House, 606 Folsom
Norton Frank, packer Cutting Packing Co., dwl 407 Tay-
lor
Norton Frank B., bookkeeper Brigham, WTiitney & Co.,

dwl 625 Bush
Norton George, boilermaker Union Iron Works
Norton George, janitor Bar Assn, dwl Lombard nr Gough
XOKTOX GEORGE A., agent new Wilson Sewing

Machine, 1106 Market, dwl 313 O'Farrell
Norton George N., dwl 1318 Larkin
Norton Henry M. (Norton <£; Adams), dwl 508 Larkin
Norton James, carpenter, dwl 464 Tehama
Norton James, clerk Patrick James Tomalty, dwl 115

Sixth
Norton James, driver Frances L. Such, cor Douglas and

Twenty-fourth
Norton James, farmer, S s Mission and Ocean Beach Road

nr Alms House
Norton James H. , laborer, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berry
Norton John, dwl NW cor California and Webster
Norton John, laborer, dwl 1123 Howard
Norton John, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Norton John, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 314 Ritch
Norton John, longshoreman, dwl 140 Folsom
Norton John, miner, dwl 511 Mission
Norton John E., barkeeper Perry & Doyle, dwl 12 O'Far-
rell
Norton John L., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 1921 Polk
Norton John W. {Lewis <t- Co.), dwl 849 Harrison
Norton Joseph, dwl 1921 Polk
Norton Joseph, laborer Golden Gate Park
Norton Joseph, laborer superintendent streets
Norton Joseph, peddler, dwl 625 Pacific, rear
Norton Joshua (Emperor), dwl 624 Commercial
Norton Julius, salesman J. W. Stamper, dwl cor Fourth

and Folsom
Norton Kern, laborer, dwl Sixteenth Av nr Q, South S. F.
Norton Lawrence, hostler, dwl 2323 Pme
Norton Malachi {Norton d: Masterson), dwl SW cor Hyde

and O'Farrell
Norton Malcolm, farmer Buerra Ranch, Ws Ocean House
Road, nr junction

Norton Mark, dwl 414 Pacific

Norton Marj' (widow), dwl 12 William

Norton Slichael, barkeeper Patrick J. Tannian, dwl 549f

Tehama
Norton Michael, shoemaker, dwl 508 Mission
Norton P., dwl 2 Burcham PI
Norton Patrick, drayman, dwl 202 Van Ness Av
Norton Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Hartford bet Eighteenth

and Nineteenth
Norton Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Leavenworth bet Union

and Filbert
Norton Patrick, laborer, dwl 19 Clara, rear
Norton Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 30 Everett
Norton Peter, cooper Reuben Norton, dwl 103 Com
Norton Rachel Miss, dwl 1774 Folsom
Norton Reuben, cooper, 103 Commercial, dwl 101 Com
Norton T., driver Market St. R. R.
Norton T. A. , housepainter, dwl 505 Hayes
Norton Thomas, billiard-tablemaker Jacob Strahle & Co.,

dwl 1921 Polk
Norton Thomas, blacksmith Fulton Fonndry, dwl 605

Howard
Norton Thomas, clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co., dwl 56|

Minna
Norton Thomas, farmer, E s San Jos6 Road nr Five-mlli

House
Norton Thomas, fireman stm Thoroughfare, dwl coi

Fourth and Clara
Norton Thomas, laborer, dwl 50 Jessie
Norton Thomas, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Norton Thomas F., cabinetmaker, dwl 1921 Polk
Norton Timothy, driver, dwl 701 O'Farrell
Norton Timothy, pantrjman City Restaurant,dwl 54 Jessie
Norton Wallace, engineer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 128

Eleventh
Norton William F., butcher William Van Housen, dwl IS

Sixth
Norton William H., street contractor, dwl 310 Austin
Norton & Ada,ms {Henry ^f. Norton and John A. Adams),

livery stable, NE cor Turk and Larkin
Norton & Masterson {Malachi Norton and Charles Maa-
terson), groceries and liquors, SW cor Hyde and
O'Fan-ell
Norvall Edward, market, cor Gody and Slission
Norvill Charles H., waiter, dwl 25 Prospect PI
Norvitzky Gustav, barkeeper, dwl 407 Pacific
Norwald Charles, machinist Jiltna Iron Works, dwl

Scheerer PI bet JIason and Post
NORWAY AXD S>yEDE>', August Berggren consul,

office 406 Montgomery
Norwood William E., bookkeeper J. H. Jones & Co., dwl

20 Rincnn PI
Norwood William H. , tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl

29 Jessie nr Seventh
Nosbrim Louis, fisherman, dwl E s Baker nr Tonquin
Nosier T. M., mining, office 408 Montgomen'

Nott , driver Setter St. R. R., 1304 Polk

Nott Craven R. (Martin <{■ N.), dwl SE cor Bush and Polk

Nott John, waiter stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf

Nott Roswell S., carpenter, dwl 126 Fern Av

>SiOtt William, master mariner, dwl 422 Ellis

Nottingham Peter, dwl 2 Friedman PI

Nougaret Eugene, cabinetmaker Rolland & Fischer, d^

14 Drumm
Nougues Charles E., courtroom clerk Probate Court, d^

8 Mason
NOrCillES JOSEPH HI., attorney at law, office 538

California, dwl 628 Valencia
Nouguier Auguste, nurse French Hospital, S s Bryant bel

Fifth and Sixth j,

Nounnan Joseph T., cashier Ben. HoUaday Jr., dwl 1291

Market
Nourse George A. {Nourse li- Phelpg), res Oakland
Nourse Joseph P. , mining, office 331 Montgomery roott

16, dwl 1013 Market
NOirRSE A rHELPS (George A. Nourse and Charlet

H. Phelps), attorneys at law, office 306 Pine
Nousetou Peter, waiter fchapot & Courrege, SW cor FiftI

Av and M, South S. F.

Noval Charles, waiter Palace Hotel

Novella Francisco (Noivlla d- Pitta), dwl 1014 Mont

Novella & Pitto (Francisco Novella and Gviseppe Pitto)

Tremont Livery Stable, 427 Jackson >■'

Novelty Boiler Works, Cooper A: Dumphrey proptrs, m

Second bet Brannan and Townscnd J

Novelty Wood Works, George R. Hendrickson propfr

Mechanics' Mills Building, SW cor Miss and Fi-emott

Nowell Alvah H., machinist, dwl S s Thirteenth Av re

N, South S. F.

BEAMISH'S—Nncleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

NOW

. 619

NYM

Nowell Electa R. Miss, silk worker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.,

dwl S s Thirteenth Av nr N, South S. F.
I Nowell tYank C, hostler, ilwl S s Thirteenth Av nr N,

South S. F.
Nowell John, machinist, dwl 1,5 Tehama
Nowell John Jr., machinist, dwl S s Thirteenth Av nr N,

South S. F.
Nowloi Louis, winecooper, dwl 207 Montg-omcrj- Av
I Noy Autoine, dairyman Isaac Stone, dwl \V s San Bruno

road nr Cortland Av
Noyo Thomas, liquor saloon, 1004 Kearny
Noyes Amos, marine surveyor, and a<:ent American

Lloyds, office 318 California, dwl 1:5 Guy PI
Noyes (;harles D., carpenter, dwl 329 Minna
Noyes Charles G., deputy collector U. S. Internal Reve-
nue, dwl N s Grove bet Fillmore and Steiner
Noyes Ebcn S. , secretarv Pac. Corda^fc Co., office 116

Front, dwl 19 Prosijcct PI
I Nuves Geora:e H., clerk Crane cSt Brigham, dwl GITJ Minna
i Noyes Georgre H. Jr., compositors. F. Journal of Com-

ijierce, dwl (ilTJ Minna
Noyes Henry H., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,

dwl 707 Mont;joniciy
^1 Noyes Henry J., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl

1.^22 Stockton
Noyes James M., porter Redington & Co., dwl 721 Hayes
Noyes John, brassfoundcr, dwl ,SE eor Bdwy and Jones
Noyes L. W., policeman City Hall, dwl l.S Stockton
Noyes Moody, dwl NW cor Twentieth and Folsom
Noyes Richard H., mininj,' secretai-j', office ■119 California

room 27, dwl 620 Washington
Noves W. S. , clerk Marion J. McDonald, dwl 431 Gearj'
Noyes William M., clerk, dwl 13 Guy PI
Noyes William P., master mariner, dwl 311 Union, rear
Noyes Woodward A., compositor Evening Post, dwl 217

Se\"enth
Noyo River Mills (Mendocino Co.), Macpherson & Weth-

erbee projitrs, office 36 Market
MBC'LEI'S HOI'.SE, Da\id Stern proprietor, SE cor

Market and Third
Nucleus Livery and Sale Stable, Roe Allen proprietor, 185

and 187 Stevenson
Nugent A., clerk, dwl 421 Stevenson
Nuicent Ahby (widow), dwl 3 Varenne
Nugent Edward, carpenter, dwl 520 Stevenson
Nugent Ellen (wido*), dwl 228 Clementina, rear
Nugent James, laborer, dwl 160 Clara
Nugent James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N s

Seventeenth bet P and Q, South S. F
Nugent James, seaman, dwl 3 Clay
Nugent James, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, dwl 134

Hickory
Nugent John, dwl 640 Howard
Nugent John, blacksmith, dwl 34 Minna
Nugent John, foreman C. S. Crittenden & Co., dw! 228

Minna
Nugent John, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
Nugent John, seaman, dwl 3 Clay •

Nugent John, varnisher Goodwin & Co., dwl 3 Clay
Nugent John F., clerk Carthai), McCarthy & Co., dwl 207

Powell •

Nugent Mary (widow), dwl 30 Everett
Nugent Man' Miss, dressmaker Mrs. S. C. Tobin & Co.,

dwl 1215 Polk
Nugent Robert, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf, dwl

53S Mission
Nugent Robert, rigger, dwl 135 Dora
Nugent Robinson, bookkeeper John Jennings, South End

Warehouse, dwl 538 Mission
Nugent Thomas, jxirter Swan Brewery, dwl SE cor Dolo-
res and Fifteenth
Nuhn Peter, baker A. E. Swain, dwl 52 Silver
Nubrenburg Charles, groceries and liquors, NW cor Polk

and Broadway
Nulton C. H., engineer U. S. steamtug Monterey, Green

St.WTiarf
Nulty George W., carriagepainter,^26 Broadway
Nulty James, plasterer, dwl SWcor Seventeenth and Capp
Nulty Nicholas, fomidryman, dwl 50 Natoma
Nunan Charles, carpenter, dwl 1607 Powell
Nunan Charles, varnisher Kragen & Co., dwl 511 Mission
Nunan Edward, dwl 712 Folsom
Nunan James L., shirtcutler, dwl 746 Folsom
Nunan Jeffrej", editor Irish News, office 432 Mont room 16
Niman John J., stonecutter Holmes & Dawson, dwl 10

Heron
OTTNAN M.tTTHEW, sheriff County San Francisco, of-
fice 8 City Hall first floor, and proptr Hibemia Brew-
ery, 1225 Howard, dwl 1229 Howard

Nunan Matthew C, painter Wason & Morris

Nunan Michael, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard

Nunan Patrick, sawyer, dwl E s Folsom nr Serijentine Av

Nunan Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.

Nunan Thomas, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co., dwl

2 Martin's Block
Nunan Timothy, carpenter, dwl 914 O'Farrell
Nunan Timothy A., expressnian, dwl cor Fillmore and

Fell
Nunan William, marbleletterer, dwl 544 Jessie
Nunan. See Noonan

Nunez Andrew, compositor Cubery & Co., dwl 1613 Powell
Nunez Frank, stonecutter Michael Heverin, dwl 1031 Du-

pcmt
Nunez Jesus, wireweaver Eckfeldt & Co., dwl Union bet

Kearny and Dupont
Nunez Libra<la Miss, dwl 1031 Dupont
Nunn Alexander, gardener Mrs. William B. Bowen, SW

cor Sutter and Gough
Nunn Lorenzo, hostler Lot D. Slocum, dwl 35 Austin
Nuns Joseph, dairyman Thomas Moran, dwl W s Precita

Av nr Mission
Nurit Barnard, engineer French Hospital, S s Bryant bet

Fifth and Sixth
Nusbaumer Albert, machinist 0. P. Ingraham & Bro. , dwl

225 Stevenson
Nusbaumer George L., engineer, dwl 1315 Stockton
Nusbaun Frank, waiter Edward Newman, dwl 2 Stockton

PI
Nuss Frank E., electrical assistant Barlow J. Smith, 635

California
Nussa William, boot and shoemaker, 1111 Dupont, dwl

906 Pacific
Nussbaum Louis, superintendent Pacific Hebrew Orphan

Asylum and Home, 1517 and 1519 Mason
Nutsen Charles A., shiixiwner, office Pier 5 Steuart, dwl

614 Hayes
Nutsen Jacob, shipcarpenter, dwl 15 Howard
Nutsen John, sailmaker, dwl 608 Second
Nuttall Frederick, machinist .(Etna Iron Works, dwl 918

McAllister kh

Nuttall John, foreman ^tna Iron W^orks, dwl S s Locust

Av bet McAllister and Tyler
Nuttall J. Robert, bookkeeper London and San Francisco

Bank, dwl 317 Geary
Nuttall Robert Kennedy, physician, office 417 Kearny,

t dwl 317 Geary
Nutting Calvin (Calvin Nutting <t Smi), dwl 1633 Hyde
Nutting Calvin Jr. {Calvin Xuttimj <t Sok), dwl 1521 Ty-
ler
Nutting Cahin & Son (Calvin Nxttting Jr.), proprietors

Pioneer Iron Works, 121 Fremont
Nutting Clarence S., engineer Calvin Nutting & Son, dwl

1633 Hyde
Nutting Edward C, stonecutter Batten & Mullin, dwl N

W cor California and Devisadero
Nutting John, stonecutter Orford & Degan, dwl NW cor

California and Devisadero
Nutting Joseph E., contractor, dwl 923 Powell
Nutting Merrick, real estate, dwl 1 Fifth
Nutting Walter P., ironworker Calvin Nutting & Son,

dwl 8 Sumner
Nutz Frederick, sign and ornamental painter, 722 How-
ard, dwl 111 Dora
Nutzen Jacob, barkeeper, dwl 723 Brj-ant
Nutzhorn J«hn D. , porter Church «Si Co. , dwl 228 Bush
Ny Antoine (M. Xy cO Son), dwl 619 Sacramento
Ny Charles, toolmaker Frederick Kajewski
Ny Louis, cook, dwl E s Sixth Av nr L, South S. F.
Ny M. & Son (Antoine Xy), watch-casemakens, 619 Sac
Ny Maglorj' (M. Xy <t- Sou), dwl 619 Sacramento
Nye Albert F. (Xye ifc Achegon), dwl 26J Kearny
Nye Albert G., picture frames, engravings and brackets,

908 Market, dwl 1033 Market
Nye Charles, conductor, dwl 111 Austin
Nye Charles E., harnessmaker Lawless Brothers, dwl 246

Henrietta
Nye De Witt D., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1210 Mis-
sion
Nye Dwight B. (E. A. Fargo it Co.), dwl 1210 Mission
Nye John W., real estate, dwl 1015 Scott
Nye St. Hair, fireman George W. Swan & Co., dwl 308

Beale
Nye Thomas C, dwl 526 Pine
N¥E A ACHESO.V (Albert F. Nye and Thomas S.

Acheson), importers gas fixtures, etc., 315 and 317

Pine
Nygren Julius, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomerj-
Nyman C. C, pan trjinan, Montgomery Hotel, 227 Second

JAMES &. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery

NYS

62a

O'BR

Nystrom John, seaman schr Sierra, Bulkhead bet Wash-

iuffton and Jackson
Nyroind Andreas, sugurbaker Cal. Sugar Refinery

O'Banion John T., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 300 Fourth

O'Beirne Michael, laborer, dwl 22 Turk

O'Beirne Joseph H., deputy clerk U. S. Circuit Court
and U. S. Commissioner, office 1 U. S. Court Building,
res Oakland

O'Beirne R. F., captain U. S. A., aid-de-camp General
Schofleld, office 105 Stockton, dwl Palace Hotel

O'Boy James, laborer, dwl 616 California

0"Brannan Jeremiah, dwl 237 Perrj'

O'Brien A., plasterer, dwl 134 Fourth

O'Brien Albert, dwl 134 Seventh

O'Brien Alice, chambeniiaid Russ House

O'Brien A. M. Miss, teacher Potrero School, dwl 17J Clin-
ton

O'Brien Annie, dressmaker, dwl 319 Jessie

O'Brien Annie Miss, tailoress, dwl 66 Tehama

O'Brien Annie Miss, teacher music, dwl 30 Langton

O'Brien Annie Mrs., boarding, 630 Mission '

O'Brien Annie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 319 Jessie

O'Brien Andrew, gasP.tter, dwl 134 Fourth

O'Brien Anthony, plumber Henrj' J. McLerie, dwl 125
Fourth

O'Brien Bridget (mdow), dwl Banks nr Lincoln, Bemal
Heights

O'Brien Brothers (Dennis and Michael), wines and
liquors, SVV cor New Montgomery and Natoma

O'Brien Catherine, dwl 33 Everett

O'Brien Catherine, dwl 232 Sixth, rear

O'Brien Catlierine (widow), dwl 10 Leroy

O'Brien Catherine (widow), dwl junction Market and Va-
lencia, rear ,

O'Brien Catherine Mrs.,<wl 2 Haywood

O'Brien Catherine L. Miss, dressmaker, 320 Sutter

O'Brien Charles, bootfltter, dwl 5 Sherwood PI

O'Brien Charles, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

O'Brien Charles, teamster, La Rue's Wharf, dwl 208 Clara

O'Brien Charles A., weigher Joseph Macdonough, dwl 822

Geary-
O'Brien Cornelius, baker James Collopy, dwl 953 Bryant,
rear

O'Brien Cornelius, baker James Donnelly, dwl 228 First

O'Brien Cornelius, expressman, cor Brannan and Third,
dwl 112 Freelon

O'Brien Cornelius, laborer, dwl 112 Alta PI

O'Brien Cornelius, laborer, dwl E s Gough bet Pine and
Bush

O'Brien Daniel, dwl 46 Tehama

O'Brien Daniel, dwl 68 Tehama

O'Brien Daniel, baker Gerald Muller, dwl 39 Page

O'Brien Daniel, baker What Cheer Hoxxse, dwl 32 Har-
riet

O'Brien Daniel, butcher, dwl 405 Leavenworth

O'Brien Daniel, gasfitter P. R. O'Brien, dwl S s Twentj'-
third nr Folsom

O'Brien Daniel, laborer, dwl W a Florida bet Butte and
' Twentieth

O'Brien Daniel, machinehand Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 414
Shipley

O'Brien Daniel, seaman, dwl 131 Folsom

O'Brien Daniel, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 22 Ne-
vada-
O'Brien Daniel, waiter Palace Hotel

O'Brien Daniel F.,frait and vegetables, 15 Union Market,
dwl 229 Capp

O'Brien David, marblecutter, dwl 329 Broadway

O'Brien Dayton F., student, dwl 135i Fifth .

O'Brien Dennis, {O'Brien Brothern), dwl SW cor New
Montgomery and Natoma

O'Brien Dennis, bricklayer, dwl 319 Jessie

O'Brien Dennis, butcher, dwl 632 Brannan

O'Brien Dennis, butcher P. Flynn, dwl N s Mission nr
Twelfth

O'Brien Dennis, drayman, SW cor California and Front,
dwl W s Natoma nr Fifteenth

O'Brien Dennis, hostler A. De Tavel, dwl 811 Howard

O'Brien Denis, junk dealer, 622 Batterj', dwl cor Mont-
gomery Av and Union

O'Brien Dennis, laborer, dwl 411 Stevenson

O'Brien Dennis, liquor saloon, dwl S s Ninth nr Market

O'Brien Dennis, painter Wason & Morris

O'Brien Demiis E. , porter King & Brooks, dwl SW cor

Clay and Davis
O'Brien" Dennis J., marblecutter, dwl W s De\isadero bet

Eddy and Ellis
O'Brien Denny, liquor saloon, cor Mont Av and Jackson
O'Brien E., dwl 636 Commercial
O'Brien Edward, dwl 24 Freelon

O'Brien Edward, cooper Hibemia Brewerj', dwl 738 Clem
O'Brien Edward, master mariner Cal. Brick Co.
O'Brien Edward, mariner, dwl 424 Broadway
O'Brien Edward, paver supt streets, dwl 2114 Mason, rear
O'Brien Edward, with John D. Barr, dwl 230 Jessie
O'Brien Elizabeth (widow), dwl 611 Seventh
O'Brien E. M. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, dwl 555 Jessie
O'Brien E. O. Mrs., dressmaker, 521 Valencia
O'Brien Felix, carpenter, dwl 538 Natoma
O'Brien Felix, longshoreman Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 42

Ritch
O'Brien Felix, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
O'Brien Francis, bootmaker I. M.JWentworth & Co., dwl

13 Chesley t

O'Brien Frank, coachman William Burling, dwl NE cor

Fifteenth and Castro
O'Brien Frank H., gi-oceries and liquors, NW cor Zoe and

Welsh
O'Brien George, boatman Cowell's Wharf
O'Brien George, boarding, 9 Broadway
O'Brien H., driver City R. R.
O'Brien Henry, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., dwl 115

Second
O'Brien James, dwl 122 Perry

O'Brien James, dwl 272 Tehama, rear i

O'Brien James, cartman, dul 1011 Mission
O'Brien James, cartman superintendent streets
O'Brien James, cook McGrath's Hotel, 512 Mission
O'Brien James, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
O'Brien James, extiuman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3 S.

F. F. D.
O'Brien James, helper Savage & Son, dwl Folsom bet Main

and Beale
O'Brien James, helper Union Iron Works, dwl 511 Miss
O'Brien James, hostler Patrick Hennessy, dwl 767 Miss
O'Brien James, hostler Thomas Ryan, dwl 747 Tehama
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl 209 Clara
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl 17 Fourth
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl 281 JeSsie
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl 312 Main, rear
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl E s Treat Av bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl S s Clementina nr Eighth
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl SW cor Bryant and Eighth
O'Brien James, laborer Magdalen Asylum, Potrero Av ni

Twenty-first
O'Brien James, laborer Shot Tower, dwl 53 Clementina
O'Brien James, liquor saloon, 25 Second, dwl 20 Ritch
O'Brien James, liquor saloon, 312 Townsend
O'Brien James, liquor saloon, 1021 Kearny, dwl 35 Louisa,

rear •

O'Brien James, stevedore, dwl 52 De Boom
jO'Brien James, teacher St. Ignatius College, dwl 540 Mit
U'Brien James, telegraph operator Central Pac. R. R>,

dwl 611 Seventh
O'Brien James Jr., blacksmith, dwl Union Hotel, 511 Misi
O'Brien James I., heai-sedriver Flanagan & Gallagher, dw

834 Market
O'Brien James L., clerk William O'Brien, dwl SW c<M

Broadway and Fillmore
O'Brien J. B., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 97 Stevenson
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer Cal. Brick Co., dwl 470^^ Bran
O'Brien Jeremiah, longshoreman, dwl 129 Folsom
O'Brien Jeremiah, plumber McNally & Hawkins, dwl 1(

Cleveland
O'Brien Jeremiah T., contractor and builder, dwl NWco;

Fulton and Webster
O'Brien Jeremiah T^ foreman J. F. Haycock & Co., dw

230 Post ■

O'BUIEIV J. J. A- CO., dry goods, 924-928 Market
O'Brien Johanna Miss, dwl 1616 Dupont
O'Brien John (Fitzpatrick A- O'B.), dwl 321 Clementina
O'Brien John (Hei/din d: O'B.), dwl 150 Perrj'
O'Brien John (O'Brien d- Ward), dwl 1013 Green
O'Brien John, blacksmith H. F. Williams, dwl Lon|

Bridge
O'Brien John, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 17

Clinton
O'Brien John, bootfltter, dwl 17 Sherwood PI
O'Brien John, bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl 1

Chesley

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Brien John, butcher, dwl 146 Perry
Brien John, carj>ent«r, dwl 30 Fifth Av
Brien John, carpenter, dwl t>-i Miinia
'Brien John, carpenter, dwl 312 Sixth
'Brien John, caq^enter, dwl ftl!) I'aciflc
'Brien John, carpenter, dwl W s Brannan bet Ninth and

Tenth
'Brien John, clerk Charles L. Dinjflc}', dwl 1435 Steiner
'Brien John, compositor Mornin;,' Call, dwl 514 Sixth
'Brien John, draj'nian, dwl &ii Post
'Brien John, driver De Viiull A: Shuler
'Brien John, expressman, ilwl 21 Chesley
'Brien John, expressman, dwl 549 Tehauja
'Brien John, expressman, cor Fourth and Folsom
'Brien John, foreman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 2 S. F.

F. I)., dwl 91G Montijomerj'
'Brien John, fruits, 134 Second
'Brien John, hostler, dwl 89 Stevenson
'Brien John, laborer, dwl 19i Gilbert
'Brien John, laborer, dwl 210 Union
'Brien John, laborer, dwl 231 Maii\
Brien John, laborer, dwl 311 Filbert
'Brien John, laborer, dwl 7'20i Clementina
Brien John, laborer Georjfe H. Whitney & Co., dv^ 114

Steuart
Brien John, laborer Samuel McDowell, 453 Stevenson
Brien John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 33 Clem-
entina, rear
'Brien John, long-shoreman, dwl 8 Oregon, rear
Brien John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 18

Garden •

Brien John, porter Wilmerding, Kellogg & Co., dwlWs

Henry bet Noe and Sanchez
Brien John, saddle and harnessmaker, 204 Eighth
'Brien John, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, dwl 34 Welsh
Brien John, shoemaker L M. Wentworth, dwl 13 Ches-
ley •
Brien John, stevedore, dwl 720 Third
Brien .John, stonecutter Batten k Mullen, dwl SW cor

Broderick and Fulton
Brien John, upholsterer, dwl 314 Beale
Brien John C. , calkerJIiddlemas & Boole, res Oakland
Brien John D., shoeniaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

515i Stevenson
Brien John F., carpenter, dwl 14 Cleveland
Brien John H., plumber and gasfttter, dwl 822 Geary
Brien John J. (J. J. O'Brien A- Co.), dwl 1707 Octavia
Brien John J., calker Middlemas k Boole, res Oakland
Brien John K., blacksmith A. McGarvey, dwl 1137 Fol-
som, rear
Brien John M. {Patrick J. O'Brien <b Sons), dwl 1060

Brj'ant
Brien John T., timer Market St. R. R., dwl S s Seven-
teenth nr Mission
Brien Joseph, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 173

Minna
Brien Joseph, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Brien Joseph, laMorer Shot Tower, dwi 53 Clementina
Brien Joseph, pressman Alta California, dwl 230 Jessie,

rear
Brien Joseph, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Brien Joseph G., boilermaker, dwl N s Michigan ifr

Sierra
Brien Julia A. Miss, teacher South Cosm(^olitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 5.38 Ellis »
Brien J. W., clerk Auditor's office Central Pac. R. R.,

NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 609 Stevenson
Brien Kate Miss, dwl 229 Capp
Bi-ien Kate Miss, clerk, dwl 134 Second
Brien Kate A. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar

School, dwl 39 Page
Brien Luke, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 4 Boston
Brien M., dwl 226 Jessie
B!-ien M., horseshoer Market St. R. R.
Brien M., hostler Norton & Adams, dwl 614 Mission
Brien M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Brien M. , paver superintendent streets
Brien M. , porter, dwl 1622 Leaveif*i'orth
Brien Maggie Miss, tailoress, dwl 271 Minna
Brien Margaret (widow), boarding, 116 Pacific
Brien Margaret, finisher Mission Woolen Mills
Brien JIargaret Mrs., dwl W s York bet Twenty-fourth

and Twenty-fifth
Brien 'ilartin, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 927 Natoma
Brien Martin, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl 17 Gil-
bert, rear
Brien Marj', dwl 33 Everett
Brien Mary (widow), dwl 13 Gilbert
Brien Mary (widow), dwl E s Tenth nr Mission

O'Brien Mary (widow), real estate, dwl 515 Howard
O'Brien Mary, finisher Mission Woolen Mills
O'Brien Marv Miss, furnished rooms, 221 Mason
O'Brien Matthew, dwl 1215 Tyler
O'Brien Matthew, blacksmith. Market St. R. R.
O'Brien Matthew, carjienter, dwl SE cor Army and San-
chez
O'Brien Matthew, plumber and gasfttter, 1136 Market,

dwl 616 Stevenson
O'Brien Matthew, salesman Light-Capp & Lacy, dwl 208

Sansom
O'Brien Matthias, carpenter, dwl S s Army nr Sanchez
O'Brien Maurice, engi^ieer Betts Spring Co., dwl 2 Hay-
wood
O'Brien Maurice, laborer, dwl 147 Natoma
O'Brien Michael (Joseph Wagner ifc Co.), dwl 24 Frederick
O'Brien Michael (O'Brien Brothers), dYtfl SW cor New

Montgomery and Natoma
O'Brien Michael, boilermaker, dwl 207 Tehama
O'Brien Michael, carpenter, dwl 657 Howard
O'Brien Michael, coachman L. M. Gamett, dwl 35 Essex
O'Brien Michael, deckhand stm Coquille, Pitcific St. Wharf
O'Brien Michael, driver Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl SW cor

Sixth and Harrison
O'Brien Michael, expressman, NE cor Third and Howard,

dwl SE cor Boyd and Chesley
O'Brien Michael, expressman, dwl S s Beideman nr Ellis
O'Brien Michael, foreman J. F. Haycock & Co., dwl 804^

Geary
O'Brien Michael, gasfttter Matthew O'Brien, dwl 614 Stev-
O'Brien Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
O'Brien Michael, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 54

Shipley
O'Brien Michael, laborer, dwl 178 Stevenson
O'Brien Michael, laborer, dwl 504 Minna
O'Brien Michael, laborer, dwl 620 Montgomery Av
O'Brien Michael, laborer, dwl N s Green bet Hyde and

Larkin
O'Brien Michael, laborer J. Morton k Co.
O'Brien Michael, laborer superintendent streets
O'Brien Michael, longshoreman, dwl 625 Davis
O'Brien Michael, millwright, dMd 24 Frederick
O'Brien Michael, plumber Henry J. McLerie, dwl 22 Louisa
O'Brien Michael, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 325 First
O'Brien Michael, waiter Lick House
O'Brien Michael J., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 657

Howard
O'Brien Michael J., carriagepainter Walcom, Gowan &

Coffey, dwl 226 Jessie
O'Brien Michael J., laborer, dwl 20 Moss, near
O'Brien M. J., laborer, dwl 416 Tehama
O'Brien M. J. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,

dwl 39 Page
O'Brien Mortimer, tailor, dwl W s Natoma bet Fourteenth

and Fifteenth
O'Brien N. Miss, tailoress, dwl 49 Natoma
O'Brien Nicholas, carpenter, dwl W s Cherubusco nr Cort-
land Av, Bernal Heights
O'Brien P., cook O. & O. S. S. Belgic
O'Brien P. , laborer, dwl N s Greenwich bet Montgomery

and Sansom
O'Brien P., laborer, dwl 22 Turk
O'Brien P., laborer Beale St. Wharf, dwl 14 Natoma
O'Brien Patrick (O'Brien d- Holton), dwl 5^ Harriet
O'Brien Patrick, bottle dealer, dwl E s Harrison bet

Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
O'Brien Patrick, butcher Edward Conway, dwl 1826 Hyde
O'Brien Patrick, cook John Doyle, dwl SW cor Central

Av and Geary
O'Brien Patrick, foundrjTnan, dwl 125*^ Shipley
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, dwl 18 Bluxome
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, dwl 417 Sutter
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, dwl 426 Shipley, rear
O'Brien Patrick, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
O'Brien Patrick, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
O'Brien Patrick, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
O'Brien Patrick, laborer Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.,

dwl SE cor Fillmore and Chestnut
O'Brien Patrick, painter Hopps & Sons, 216 Sansom
O'Brien Patrick, porter Eggers & Co., dwl 503 Eighth
O'Brien Patrick, stevedore, dwl Uh Frederick
O'Brien Patrick, tailor Nicholas Sweeny, dwl 2 Sonoma PI
O'Brien Patrick, teamster, dwl 657 Howard
O'Brien Patrick A., plumber, dwl 1007 Geary, rear
O'Brien Patrick J. (Patrick J. O'Brien <t Sons), dwl 1060

Bryant
O'Brien Patrick J. & Sons (Willis F. and John M.

O'Brien), carriage painters, NW cor Eighth and

Brj'ant

EELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELRY made to order and REPAIHED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchan J

O'Brien Patrick R., plumber and gasfitter, 1006 Market,

dwl S s Twenty-third nr Folsom
O'Brien Peter, dwl cor Fifth and Harrison
O'Brien Peter, barkeeper James O'Brien, dwl 122 Natoma
O'Brien Peter, groceries, 111 Vallejo, dwl 119 Vallejo
O'Brien Peter, laborer, dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
O'Brien Peter, teamster F. Daneri & Co., dwl SE cor

Harrison and Fifth
O'Brien Peter, waiter, dwl 151 Natoma
O'Brien Peter R., jailor Branch Jail, dwl 1211 Eleventh
O'Brien Philip, groceries, 29 Crocker
O'Brien R. Mrs., shirtmaker and fan(»' goods, 219 Post
O'Brien Richard J., liquor saloon, 1136 Market, dwl 250

Clara
O'Brien Robert, teamster, dwl 219 Post
O'Brien Rosa Miss, teacher Gearj- St. Primary School
O'Brien Rose (widow), dwl 1435 Steiner
O'Brien Rose, laundress S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor Turk

and Fillmore
O'Brien Stephen C, butcher stall 1, Grand Central Mar-
ket, dwl 542 Natoma
O'Brien Susan (widow), nurse, dwl 25 Fifth Av
O'Brien T., laborer Strj'ker & Kieman, pier 5, Steuart
O'Brien Terrence, cabinetmaker, dwl 26.^ Langton
O'Brien Terrence, painter, dwl 129 Sixth
O'Brien Terrence, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 728 How
O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith MciVfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

W s Kansas nr Sierra
O'Brien Thomas, carpenter, dwl 16 Natoma
O'Brien Thomas, carjieiiter, dwl 519 Pacific
O'Brien Thomas, coalpasser S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.

Wharf
O'Brien Thomas, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 342

Seventh
O'Brien Thomas, expressman, dwl 232^ Perry
O'Brien Thomas, expressman, NW cor O'Farrell and Du-

pont, dwl 48 Gilbert bet Brannan and Brj'ant
O'Brien "Thomas, groceries and liquors, 650 Mission, dwl

164 Tehama
O'Brien Thomas, gisfitter McNally & Hawkins, dwl 614

Stevenson
O'Brien Thomas, ironmolder, dwl W s Preclta Av nr

Twenty-eighth, Bemal Heights
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, dwl 3 Folsom Av
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, dwl 204 Perrj'
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, dwl 209 Leidesdorfi
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, dwl 508 Mission
O'Brien Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park
O'Brien Thomas, seaman, dwl 131 Folsom
O'Brien Thomas, porter Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 267 Minna
O'Brien Thomas A., clerk Crane & Boyd, dwl 538 Ellis
O'Brien Thomas B., laborer, dwl 267 Minna
O'BKIEW THO^IA!^ V., attorney at law, office 712

Montgomer}', dwl 10 Liberty
O'Brien Thomas W., brickmason, dwl 1140 Mission, rear
O'Brien Timothy, dwl 26 Anthony
O'Brien Tmiothy, clerk, dwl E s Tenth nr Mission
O'Brien Timothy, hostler Dexter Stable, dwl 11 Noble PI
O'Brien Timothy, laborer, dwl 59 Minna
O'Brien Timothy, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl NW cor

Haight and Colt
O'Brien Timothy, mason new City Hall, dwl 27 First Av
O'Brien Timothy, miner, dwl 131 Fifteenth
O'Brien Timothy I., with B. Miller, dwl 710 Tehama
O'Brien W. , boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
O'Brien William, drajonan Brj'den & Hinckley, dwl 816

Natoma
O'Brien William, hay and grain, 2010 Polk, dwl SW cor

Broadway and Fillmore
O'Brien William, laborer, dwl 11 Seventh
O'Brien William, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Long

Bridge
O'Brien William, laborer California Brick Co., dwl 18J

Freelon
O'Brien William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf,

dwl 10 Boardman
O'Brien William, laborer Southern Pacific R. R., dwl 220

Fourth
O'Brien William, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 710J

Tehama
O'Brien William, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 248

Jessie
O'Brien William, sole-leathercutter Einstfiin Bros. & Co.
O'Brien William, wholesale butcher, cor Railroad and
Sixth avs. South S. F., office 529 Clay, dwl NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Bartlett
O'Brien William A., plumber McNally & Hawkins, dwl
307 Seventh

O'Brien William H., porter J. M. Pike & Co., dwl 56 Ship-
ley
O'Brien William J., gasfitter and plumber, dwl Ws Na-
toma bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
O'Brien William J., hairdresser Adam Grimm, dwl 570

Howard
O'Brien William J., shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl

14 Sumner
O'Brien William M., cashier J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl

Leroy PI
O'Brien William McM., receiving teller Hibemia Savings

and Loan Soc, dwl E s Capp bet Twenty-second and

Twentv- third
O'BRIE.V >VILLIA]M S. (Flood A OS.), dwl 426 Post
O'Brien Willis F. {Patrick J. O'Brien 6: Smis), dwl 1060

Brj-ant
O'Brien & Holton (Patrick O'Brien and Louis Holton),

wines and liquors, NW cor Folsom and Steuart
O'BRIEN A ^\Alln(John O'Brien and Jameg Ward),

intelligence office and real-estate agents, 610 Mont-
gomery
O'Cailaghan Callaghan, laborer, dwl 1023 Clay
O'Callaghan D. J., dwl 1155 Mission
O'Cailaghan James, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 707

Green
O'Callaghan L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School, dwl

707 Green
O'Callaghan Margaret (widow), dwl S s Twelfth nr Mission
O'Callaghan Martin, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co.,

dwl Twent.y-first bet Guerrero and Dolores
O'Callaghan Richard,»shoemaker, dwl cor Twenty-fourth

and Columbia
O'Callahan Charles, laborer H. F. W^illiams, dwl Goat

Island
O'Callahan Thomas A., dwl 117 First Av
O'Callahan William, engineer, dwl 24 Ritch
O'Callahan Tim6thy Rev., pastor St. Bridget's Church,

dwl SW' cor Broadway and Van Ness Av
O'Campo John, carpenter, dwl 1209 Keamj-
O'Cassidy Andrew, clerk James Cahill, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan PI and Brannan
O'Cleire Alfred, cooper F. W. Am|ld, dwl 1624 Dnpont

O'Connell , dwl Oljinpic Lodgings

O'Connell Anne (widow), seamstress, dwl 3 Sumner
O'Connell Anthony F., blacksmith, dwl 1604 Mason
O'Connell Catherine (widow), dwl 233 Jessie
O'Connell Christopher, poiter, dwl 287 Union
O'Connell Daniel, dwl 19 Rausch
O'Connell Daniel, boatbuilder, dwl N s Sansom bet Green

and Union
O'Connell Daniel, journalist, dwl 911 Bush
O'Connell Daniel, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 116

Oak
O'Connell Daniel A. , watchmaker, 155 Third, dwl 9 Hamp-
ton PI
O'Connell Edward, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 17J

Garden
O'Connell Eliza Mrs., nurse, dwl 214i Sxth
O'Connell Ellen (widow), dwl W s York bet Twenty-fourth

and Twenty-fifth
O'Connell Eugene, marbleworker William Black, dwl 268

Stevenson
O'Connell Frank M., clerk M. H. Fowler, dwl 1005 Har
O'Connell Geoige P. , clerk Dennis Geary, dwl 410 Folsom
O'Connell James, dwl 15 College PI
O'Connell James, dwl 28* AVelsh
O'Connell James, dwl 857 Folsom
O'Connell James, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 17J

Garden
O'Connell James, clerk August Weihe, dwl 31 Eddy
O'COXXELL .LIMES, wood and coal. La Rue's Wharf,

dwl 1005 Harrison
O'Connell James Jr., machinist, dwl 1005 Harrison
O'Connell James A., dwl 1025 Harrison
O'Connell Jeremiah, carpenter, dwl 1225 Market
O'Connell John, cari)enter, dwl 17 Welsh
O'Connell John, clerk James O'Connell, dwl 1005 Har
O'Connell John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 829

Folsom
O'Connell John, expressman, cor Montgomery and Sut-
ter, dwl 952 Mission
O'Connell John, laborer, dwl 3 King
O'Connell John, laborer, dwl 16 Washington Av
O'Connell John, laborer, dwl 252 Clementina
O'Connell John, laborer Charter Oak Stables, 773 Market,

dwl W s Mission nr Fourth
O'Connell John, laborer Patent Brick Co.
O'Connell John, saloonkeeper, dwl 19 Rausch
O'Connell John, sawyer, dwl 313 Tehama

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O'Connell John, stevedore, dwl 32 Langton

O'Coimell .lohTi J., caiTianepainter, dwi 32 Langton

O'Connell John T., watertondcr stni Ajax, dwl 1005 Har

O'Connoll Katie Miss, dwl H) Rausch

O'Connell Lawrence, fanner, dwl W s Masonic Av nr Point

Lobos Av

O'Connell M., lahorcr Patent Brick Co., dwl 211 J Tehama
O'Cotincll M., lunihennan C, A. Hooper & Co.
O'Connell Martin (Kim-tsbeiyti: O'C), dwl 1012 Pac
O'Connell Martin, contractor, dwl 532 Natonia
O'Connell Muttliew, with P. Creeiafan, dwl 543 Stevenson
O'Connell .Michael, laborer California Brick Co., dwl cor

Townscnd and Third
O'Connell Michael, lonirshorenian, dwl 411 Main
O'Connell Michael, helper Union Iron Works, dwl 143 Na-

toina

O'Connoll Michael, niolder, dwl 27 Rausch
O'Ciinnell .Michael, seaman, dwl ,334 Third, rear
O'Connell Miduicl F., drii>,'i,'ist, dwl 1005 Harrison
O'Connell Mollie Miss, dwl ISl Rausch
O'Connell .Morris, upholsterer, dwl 52 Clara
O'Connell Patrick, laborer, dwl 22 Sansom, rear
O'Connell Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
O'Connell Patrick, laborer, dwl Olympic Lodgings
O'Connell Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Tennessee bet Mari-
posa and Solano
O'Connell Patrick, machinist, dwl C Zoe
O'Connell Patrick, malster Lyon & Co.
O'Connell Richard, laborer, dwl 3 Tehama
O'Connell Rose Miss, hairdresser Norah Scully, res Oak-
land
O'Connell T., night hispector Custom House, dwl 1029

Howard

O'Connell Timothy, carpenter, dwl 10 Welsh
O'Connell William, boot and shoemaker, 507 Howard, dwl

156 First

O'Connell William, helper S. F. Gas Liurht Co.
O'Connell William, liquor saloon, 15U First
O'Connell William Henry, seaman, dwl Hunter's Point

Drj' Dock, South S. F.
O'Connor Andrew J., carver West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl cor Harrison and Fifth
O'Connor Ann (widow), dwl 312 Mason
O'Connor Bartholomew, butcher Moffat Bros., dwl cor

First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
O'Connor Bernard, hackdriver, dwl 23 Natoma
O'Connor Bryan (Keene, O'C. d- Co.), dwl Cosmopolitan

Hotel

O'Connor C. , dwl 636 Commercial
O'Connor C. Rev., seeretarj' Archbishop Alemany, dwl 628

California

O'Connor C. & Co. (irt7<i"n»i Cullcn), groceries and li-
quors, SW cor Fifth and Stevenson
O'Connor Charles, dwl 457 Bryant
O'Connor Charles, bellman Cosmopolitan Hotel
O'Connor Charles, carriagewasher Dexter Stable, dwl 1002

Sutter

O'Connor Charles, lumberman, SW cor Market and Steu
O'Connor Charles, plumber George Kenney, dwl 240 Tay-
lor
O'Connor Charles, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell
O'Connor Christopher (C. O'Connor ,t- Co.), dwl 409 Stev
O'Connor Cornelius, real estate olfice 309 Montgomery

room 6, dwl 316 Fremont
O'Connor Cornelius Rev., assistant pastor St. Peter's

Church, dwl E s Alabama nr Twenty-fourth
O'Connor Daniel, boarding, 1121 Mission
O'Connor Daniel, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl

315 Vallejo, rear
O'Connor Daniel, laborer, dwl 74 Jessie
O'Comior Daniel, match factory, W s Mission bet Potter

and Ridley, dwl 323 Broadway
O'Connor Daniel, watertender stni Oriflamme, dwl 120

T\v,elfth

O'Connor Daniel, wheelwTigJlt Bernard Gallagher, dwl 613
Mission
iSfO'Connor David, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 838
Mission

O'Connor Dennis, baker, dwl 8 Sherwood PI
O'Connor Dennis, junk dealer, dwl 919 Natoma
O'Connor Dennis, porter Redington & Co., dwl 226 Jessie
O'Connor D. S., woodcarver. dwl 295 Clementina
O'Connor Edward, dwl 723 O'Farrell
O'Connor Edward, seaman, dwl S s Union bet San and Bat
O'Connor Edward A., clerk John O'Connor, dwl 1915

Pacific Av

O'Connor Eliza T. Mrs., dwl 409 Stevenson
O'Connor Elizabeth (widow), dwl 319 Minna

O'Connor Ellen Miss, dwl 522 Stockton
O'Connor Ellen Jliss, dressmaker, dwl .307 Minna
O'Connor Eugene, carpenter, dwl 279 Clara
O'Connor Frank (O'Connor ifc Pardow), dwl 514 Seven-
teenth
O'Connor Hugh, importer and manuf shoe tops and

gaiters, .504 Market
O'Connor J., carpenter, dwl 704 Bush
O'Connor J. , paperhanger and whitener, 609 California
O'Connor J., whitening and repairing, 933 Market
O'Connor James, (Jamvs O'Connor c{- Co.), dwl 434 Geary
O'Connor James, farmer^ dwl 625 Davis
O'Connor James, gasfitter P. R. O'Brien, dwl Folsom bet

Eighteenth and Nineteenth
O'Connor James, laborer, dwl 703 O'Farrell
O'Connor James, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 7 Dora
O'Coimor James, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl cor Geary

and Masonic Av
O'Connor James, laborer Michael Welch, Dame nr Thir-
tieth
O'Connor James, laborer La Rue's MTiarf
O'Connor James, miner, dwl 41 Clementina
O'Connor James, nurse County Hospital, dwl W s Precita

PI nr Precita Av, Bernal Heights
O'Connor, James Rev., pastor St. Francis Church, dwl 519

Green
O'Connor James, stableman City R. R. , dwl 170 Fourteenth
O'Connor James, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, 609 Bran
O'Connor James, teamster, dwl S s Twenty-second bet

Valencia and Guerrero
O'Connor James, wines and liquors, 617 Mission, dwl 328

Minna
O'Connor James Jr., clerk Michael O'Connor, dwl NE cor

Fulton and Lagima
O'Connor James c& Co. {N. P. Limbangh), groceries and

liquors, 434 Geary
O'Connor James Ingles, cashier J. W. Grace & Co., dwl

524 Jones
O'Connor Jane, nurse, dwl 721 Geary
O'Connor Jeremiah, blacksmith, dwl 625 Da\'i3
O'Connor Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl N s

Sierra nr Louisiana
O'Connor Jeremiah, sav\'yer C. W. Thomas, dwl 614 Minna
O'Connor John, blacksmith, dwl 614 Minna
O'Connor John, carpenter, dwl W s Fifteenth Av bet P

and Q, South S. F.
O'Connor John, clerk T. O'Connor & Co., dwl 935 Sac
O'Connor John, engineer Carmen Island Salt Works
O'Connor John, helper F. I. Curry, dwl 227 Perry
O'Conner John, helper Oregon S. S. Co.
O'Connor John, japanner John Lee, dwl 26 Langton
O'Connor John, laborer, dwl 520 Mission
O'Connor John, laborer, dwl 616 California
O'Connor John, laborer, dwl 833 Greenwich
O'Connor John, laborer, dwl E s Columbia nr Twenty-
ninth, Bernal Heights
O'Connor John, laborer U. S. Mint, res Oakland
O'Connor John, night watchman Hayes Valley Stables,

dwl Sixteenth nr Guerrero
O'Connor John, produce commission, 59 Clay, dwl 1915

Pacific Av
O'Connor John, saddler, dwl 518 Pacific
O'Connor John, stonemason, dwl NE cor Pierce and Ful-
ton
O'Connor John, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s

Wharf, dwl 927i Harrison
O'Connor John, waiter Mrs. Mary O'Connor, dwl 115

First
O'Connor John A., salesman Keane, O'Connor &Co., dwl

2730 Mission
O'Connor John B., salesman music department A. L.

Bancroft & Co., dwl 534 Bush
O'Connor John H., boilermaker, dwl Union Hotel, 511

Mission «

O'Connor John T. , plumber, dwl 549 Stevenson
O'Connor Joseph, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture

Co., dwl 28.'t Welsh
O'Connor Joseph, farmer, dwl E s Columbia nr Twenty-
eighth, Bernal Heights
O'Connor Joseph, principal Washington Grammar School,

dwl 1051 Mission
O'Connor Joseph, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
O'Connor Julia (widow), dwl 26*^ Langton
O'Connor Katie Miss, domestic Edward Schultz, 810 Bush
O'Connor LawTence, bricklayer, dwl Park Av nr Columbia,

Bernal Heights
O'Connor Maggie, chambermaid Grand Hotel
O'Connor Maria (widow), dwl N s Seventeenth bet Guer-
rero and Dolores

kJ JAMES &. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELHY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

O'Connor Martin, gardener, dwl NE cor Leavenworth and

Filbert
O'Connor Martin, laborer, dwl S s Twenty-second bet Va-
lencia and Guerrero
O'Connor Martin, porter J. Cerf & Co., 515 Market
O'Connor Marj' (widow), dwl 240 Taylor
O'Connor Marj' Mrs., dwl 45 Louisa
O'Connor Mary Mrs., boarding, 115 FMrst
O'Connor Marj* (widow), laundress, dwl 646 Mission, rear
O'Connor M. E. Miss, teacher Mission St. Primary School,

dwl 541 Seventeenth
O'Connor Michael (MiHiujh <t O'C), dwl 414 Folsom
O'Connor Michael, cook, dwl United States Hotel
O'Connor Michael, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King

and Second, dwl 311 Ritch
O'Connor Michael, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fulton

and Laguna
O'Connor Michael, laborer Central Pac. R. R.
O'Connor Michael, laborer superintendent streets
O'Connor Michael, seaman, dwl 74 Jessie
O'Connor Michael, shoemaker, dwl 7 Natoma, rear
O Connor Michael, shoemaker John McQuade, dwl Vir-
ginia Av nr Mission
O'Connor Michael H., salesman, dwl 602 Second
O'COXXOR MICHAEL J., office 109 Front, res San

Rafael
O'Connor Michael P., plumber, dwl 19 J Sumner
O'Connor Morris, longshoreman, dwl 15 Ritch, rear
O'Connor Patrick, carpenter, dwl 135 Dora
O'Connor Patrick, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 529

Stevenson
O'Connor Patrick, cartman, dwl 8 Gilbert, rear
O'Connor Patrick, cartman, dwl 26 Freelon
O'Connor Patrick, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 120 Twelfth
O'Connor Patrick, gasfitter S. F. Gaslight Co., dwl NE cor

Lick and Ecker
O'Connor Patrick, hostler Central R. R., dwl W s Bu-
chanan bet Ellis and O'Farrell, rear
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, dwl 210 Union, rear
O'Connor Patrick, laborer Central Pac. R. R.
O'Connor Patrick, laborer Club Stables, 409 Taylor, dwl

108 William, rear
O'Connor Patrick, laborer Funcke & Co., dwl Eighth Av

nr M, South S. F.
O'Connor Patrick, laborer John A. Hennessey, dwl 49

Everett
O'Connor Patrick, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 256

Clara
O'Connor Patrick, teamster, dwl 1319 O'Farrell
O'Connor Richard, dwl 1027 Vallejo
O'Connor Richard, driver Hayes & O'Neil's Transfer Co.,

dwl 102 Pacific
O'Connor Richard, lodgings, 424 Broadway
O'Connor Richard C, bookkeeper Sherman & Hyde, dwl

E s Bryant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
O'Connor Rose (widow), dwl 22 Verona PI
O'Connor Sarah (widow), nurse, dwl 227 Perry
O'Connor T., dwl 603 Pine
O'Connor T., laborer superintendent streets
O'Connor T., silversmith, dwl NE cor Pacific and San-

som
O'Connor T. & Co. (Thomas Spanner), seedsmen, nurserj'-

men, and commission merchants, 426 Sansom
O'Connor Thomas {O'Connor <fc Cook), dwl 15 Moss
O'Connor Thomas (T. O'Connor tfc Co.), dwl 935 Sac
O'Connoe Thomas, dwl 1029 Howard
O'Connor Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 54 Everett
O'Connor Thomas, captain bark Revere, Pacific St. Wharf
O'Connor Thomas, horseshoer, dwl 518 Mission
O'Connor Thomas, laborer Salamander Felting Co., dwl

Eighteenth Av bet Q and R, South S. F.
O'Connor Thomas, machinist, dwl W s Stevenson nr

Nineteenth
O'Connor Thomas, porter BjTTie, Landers & Byrne, dwl

S s Nineteenth bet Guerrero and Dolores
O'Connor Thomas F., bailiff Supreme Court of California,

640 Clay
O'Connor Thomas J., merchant, dwl 516 Valencia
O'Connor Thomas J., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,

dwl 921 Jackson
O.'Connor Thomas M. {Cummins it O'C), dwl Lick House
O'Connor Timothj', calker, dwl E s Leavenworth bet Fil-
bert and Union
O'Connor Timothy, hostler Central R. R., dwl 997 Bryant
O'Connor Timothy, marblepolisher, dwl 1212 Broadway
O'Connor Timothy, miller Martenstein & Deming, dwl 44

Tehama
O'Connor Timothy, painter Wason & Morris, dwl S s

Twenty-first nr Valencia

O'Connor Timothy, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl

S s Twenty-first bet Guerrero and Dolores
O'Connor Timothv, silversmith Schulz A- Fischer, dwl

212 Sutter
O'Connor W. , laborer Frcar Stone Co.
O'Connor William, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
O'Connor William, barkeeper, dwl 1 Maiy
O'Connor William, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe

Co., dwl 31 Hunt
O'Connor William, calker Boole & Webster
O'Connor W'illiam, porter Osgood & Stetson, dwl 13 Vin-
cent
O'Connor William, porter Rosenstock & Co., dwl Linden

Av nr Franklin
C'Connor William, shoemaker, dwl 519 Mission
O'Connor William, stovemounter Osgood & Stetson, dwl

59 Everett, rear
O'Connor William, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 212

Sutter
O'Connor William, teamster, dw! 1816 Powell
O'Connor William J., clerk Yates & Co., dwl 911 Hov.ard
O'Connor k Cook {T. O'Connor and G. B. Cook), money-
brokers, 504 Montgomery
OX'OXXOK A PAR DOW {Fraiik O'Connor and A.

A. Parrfojp), attorneys at law, office 9 and 10 Court

Block, 636 Clay and 641 Merchant
O'Day Dennis, cattledriver, dwl cor Fifteenth Av and P,

South S. F.
O'Day Dennis, teamster, dwl 256 Clementina
O'Day Edmond, gilder M. D. Nile, dwl 83 Everett
O'Day Edward, tailor, dwl 210 Eleventh
O'Day Honore Miss, dressmaker, dwl 621 Minna
O'Day John, agent Giosue Rottanzi, dwl 202 Sixth
O'Day John F., clerk Richard To bin, dwl 250 Clementina
O'Day Lula, tailoress Wright & Harmon, dwl 210 Eleventh
O'Day Marguerite (widow), dwl 9 Gilbert
O'Day Martin, horseshoer, dwl 215 Mason
O'Day Michael, dwl 22 Clara
O'Day Michael, draj-man Moore, Hunt & Co., dwl 223

Clara
O'Day Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 513 Howard
O'Day Patrick, plumber, dwl 155 Minna
O'Day R., calker, dwl 509 Washington
O'Day Thomas, cartman, dwl N s Church PI nr Dupont
O'Day Thomas, teamster, dwl 1115 Bryant
O'Day Thomas, vaquero Donnelly, Dunne & Co. i

O'Day William, vamisher Lockhart & Porter, dwl 528 i

Howard
O'Dea Catherine (widow), dwl 621 Minna
O'Dea Edward, compositor Cubery & Co., dwl 256 Clem I
O'Dea John, tinsmith, dwl 621 Minna
O'Dea Martki {Dunnigan cfc O'B.) dwl 215 Mason
O'Dea JIary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 621 Minna
O'Dea Michael, liquor saloon, SE cor Second and Minna, |

dwl 110 Minna
O'Dea Michael, upholsterer, dwl 621 Minna
O'Dea Thomas, shoemaker, dwl C21 Minna
O'Dohert}' Charles E., clerk, dwl 202 Leavenworth
O'Doherty Elizabeth (widow), dwl 202 Leavenworth
O'DOIIF.RTY GEORGE, shorthand reporter, dwl

Morton House
O'Doherty James B. , student, dwl 202 Leavenworth
O'Doherty William P., student, dwl 202 Leavenworth
O'Donald James, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 545 Miss
O'Donald Joseph, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
O'Donald Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Oregon bet Da^^s and

Drumm
O'Donnell Bartley, laborer, dwl 1126 Harrison
O'Doniiell Bernard, hack and liverj- stable, 633 Green,

dwl 1600 Powell
O'Donnell Bernard, leathercolorer Cornelius O'Donnell,

dwl 606 Third
O'Donnell Catherine Miss, dwl 5 Laskie ,

O'Donnell Catherine Miss, dwl 309 Seventh
O'Donnell Celia Mrs. (widow), dwl 862i Folsom
O'Donnell Charles, expressman, cor Mission and Second,

dwl 1132 Folsom
O'Donnell Charles, nightinspector Custom House, dwl

210 Minna
O'Donnell Charles C. , physician, office and dwl 825 Kear
O'DOXNKLL CORXELIIIS, manufacturer morocco,

kid, goat, and sheepskins, 607-609 Brannan, dwl 606

Third
O'Donnell Cornelius, trunkmaker Haas & Co., dwl 2629i

HaiTison
O'Donnell Edward, dwl 452 Minna
O'Donnell Edward, compositor Thomas & Co., dwl 116

Bernard

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienio Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D.; Propl

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Donnell Edward, teamster Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Donnell Francis, barkeejier, dwl 223 Minna

Doniidl H., Iiaolinian, I'laza

Doiinoll lliiLrh, laborer, dwl 20 Saoniniento

Donnoll .)., liostler Omnibus U, H. Stable

Donnell J., trackman Central Pac. K. K. Co,, Fourth,

dwl 804 Third
Donnell James, dwl 116 Bernard
DonntU James, carpenter, dwl W s Valencia nr Twen-

t>-tifth
Donnel! James, fireman Smithern Pac. R. R.
Donnell James, furnished rooms, .SH Mission
Donnell James, ma.son new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Donnell James, painter, dwl 4;') Everett
Donnell , lames, porter Strauss, Kohnst.amm & Co., dwl

18^ lioardman
Donnell James, printer, dwl HSU Commercial
Donnell Janws, tailor John O'Donnell, dwl 1()4 Minna
Donnell .lames, .si>ecial ix>liceman, dwl 5 Thirteenth Av
Donnell James W., plumber Sutherland &, Gray, dwl

111!) Leavenworth
Donnell Jane (widow), dwl 9 Cnrlos PI
Donnell .lohn, bricklayer, dwl 43 Natoma
Donnell John, carpenter, dwl 11.') Second
Donnell John, engineer Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 600

Third
Donnell John, laborer, dwl 1716 Clay
Donnell John, laborer Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,

dwl •2-214 Mason
Donnell John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 613

Mission
Donnell John, merchant tailor, 23 Post, dwl 609 Fulton
Donnell John, serviceman S, F. Gas Light Co., dwl 7

Crook
Donnell John, wireweaver Eckfeldt & Co,, dwl 22 Minna
Donnell John T., g-.isfitter, dwl 1 Sheridan
Donnell Joseph, dwl 3 King
Donnell Joseph, laborer Southern Pac. R, R., dwl NE

cor Illinois and Twentieth
Donnell M., dwl 40 Clara
Donnell M., clerk, dwl 407 Hyde
D jnnell Maggie Miss, fitter Einstein Bros, & Co.
Donnell Marg-.iret (widow), dwl 1 Russ
DoiHiell Margaret Miss, dressmaker, dwl 239 Fifth
Donnell Martha (widow), dwl 179 ilinna
Donnell Martin, dwl 454 Natoma
Donnell Martin, laborer Central Pac. R. R,, dwl 112

Fi-eelon
Donnell Matthew, salesman F. & P. J. Cassin, dwl 300

Third
Donnell Michael, fireman stm Monterey, Pacific St,

Wharf ;.

Donnell Michael, laborer, dwl 13 Ritch, rear
Donnell Michael, laborer, elwl 214 Ritch
Donnell Michael, laborer, dwl SE cor Minna and Second
Donnell Xeil, laborer, dwl 311 Seventh
Donnell Patrick, bellman Lick House
Donnell Patrick, butcher Louis Werner, dwl 910 Bryant
Donnell Patrick, laborer, dwl 734 Montgomen,'
Donnell Patrick, laborer new U, S, Ajipraiser's Building
Donnell Patrick, market, SW cor Mariposa and Tenne-

see
Donnell Philip, salesman H. Wronkon & Co., dwl 303

Third
Donnell Roger, expressman, dwl 867 Folsom
DoiHiell Roger, real estate, office and dwl 1318 Dupont
Donnell Thomas, dwl 3 Perry
Donnell Thomas, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 112

Freelon
Donnell Thomas, Laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

Fillmore St. Wharf and Bay
Donnell Thomas, printer, dwl City Hotel, 37 First
Donnell Thomas, stonecutter, dwl 18 Rausch
Donnell Thomas, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Bat-

terj'
Donnell Thomas J,,gasfitter Mark W. Higgins, dwl 1

Sheridan nr Tenth
Donnell William, butcher J. D. Dawes, dwl N 8 N nr

Fourteenth Av, South S. F
Donnell William, hostler Thomas Kelly, dwl SE cor

Leavenworth and Geary
Donnell William, lumberman C. A, Hooper & Co., dwl

137 Zoe
'Donnell William, nightwatchman Wilson, Merry & Co.,

dwl cor Buchanan and Bay
"Donnell William, shipcarpenter, dwl ,'>3 Clementina
'Donnell William F,, barkeeper Richard J. O'Brien, dwl

224 Minna
'Donoghue C. J., dwl 44 Third

O'Donoghue Jeremiah J., teacher languages, dwl 1004

Market
ODonoghue W., dwl 44 Third
O'Uonoghuc William, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co.,

dwl So(> Mission
O'Donoghuo William K., mariner, dwl 4.5Vallejo
O'Donohue James, dwl 34 Tehama
O'Donovan Bartholomew J., builder, dwl 1017 Clay
O'Donovan John, housepainter, dwl 60!) Natoma
O'Donovan Martin, bootmaker Edward Main, dwl Oak

bet Gough atul Octavia
O'Dougherty Michael J., saddler Joseph Hamilton, dwl

Fourth nr Berry •

O'Dowd John, cooper, dwl 1724 Pacific Av
O'Dowd Michael, expressman, dwl SW cor Bryant and

Fourth
O'DriscoU Daniel, dwl 442 Second
O'Driscoll John J., carpenter, dwl .'^08 Howard
O'Dwyer James, principal Ocean House School, dwl 219

Capp
O'Dwyer James, salesman Calahan Curtin, dwl 860 Folsom
O'Dwyer Michael, dwl 102 Eddy
O'Farrell Andrew, gasfitter, dwl 133 Fifteenth
O'Farrell Edward, longshoreman, dwl 330 Spear
O'Farrell John, dwl 1902 Powell

O'Farrell John J., purser stm Salinas, Pacific St, Wharf
O'Farrell Margaret, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
O'Farrell Michael, dwl 133 Fifteenth
O'Farrell Patrick, plasterer, dwl 22 Washington Av
O'Farrell Peter, longshoreman, dwl Johnson PI nr Har-
rison bet Main and Spear
O'Farrell Thomas, cook Pacific Club
O'Ferrall Francis H., pajing teller Hibemia Savings and

Loan Soc, dwl 301 Txirk
O'Ferrall M. J., druggist W. J. Brj'an, dwl Grand Hotel
O'Ferrall William, dwl 301 Turk

O'Finnj' Charles Oliver, hairdresser, dwl 1321 Montgomery
O'Flaherty Dennis, hackman Plaza, dwl 400 Grove
O'FIinn Peter Rev., professor St. Ignatius College, dwl 841

Market
O'Fljam Slichael, laborer, dwl 20 Miller PI
O'Gara Bernard, plumber, dwl 54 De Boom
O'Gara Charles, plumber Lempke & Co., dwl 927 Bryant
O'Gorman Michael, boilermaker, dwl 25 Fifth Av
O'Gomian Patrick, liquor saloon and lodgings, 508 Mis-
sion
O'Grady Coleman, stonemason Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl

W s Vallejo bet Jones and Florence
O'Grady Curran, coachman J. D. Fry, dwl 1812 Jackson
O'Grady James, laborer, dwl 124 Clinton
O'Grady James, waiter 519 Clay, dwl 68 Tehama
O'Gradj' Jane, laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough bet

Grove and Hayes
O'Grady John, waiter, dwl 31 O'Farrell
O'Grady John, waiter 519 Clay, dwl 31 O'Farrell
O'Grady Margaret (widow), dwl 506 Minna
O'Grady Michael, coachman, dwl 789 Chestnut
O'Grady P., assistant mason superintendent streets
O'Grady William, laborer, dwl 342 Shipley
O'Hagan Patrick, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1

S. F. F. D. •

O'Hagan Peter, laborer John Jennings, dwl 260 First
O'Hagan Peter, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
O'Hagan Edward, carpenter, dwl 19 Sixth
O'Hagan Michael, salesman Robert Mayers &Son, dwl 213

Keaniy
O'Hallon M., blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills
O'Halloran Edward, salesman John Kearney & Co., dwl

Post nr Taylor
O'Halloran Florence, porter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 709

Howard
O'Halloran Mark, laborer, dwl 670 Harrison
O'Halloran P. S., helper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl Fol-
som bet First and Fremont
O'Halloran Thomas, tailor, dwl NE cor Twenty-fourth

and Castro
O'Halloran Timothy, dwl 1102 Clay
O'Halloran William, welldigger, dwl W s San Bruno Road

nr Golden City House
O'Hanlon Cornelius, woolweigher, dwl 16i Bluxome
O'Hanlon Daniel, salesman James O'Hanlon, dwl 804

Broadway
O'Hanlon Elizabeth Miss, dwl 804 Broadway
O'Hanlon Felix, barkeeper Michael Ryan, dwl Minna bet

Second and Third
O'Hanlon James, clothing, mens' furnishing goods, etc.,

725 Montgomery, dwl 804 Broadway
O'Hanlon James, marblepolisher Stephen Campodonico,

dwl 241 Minna, rear

JAMES Q. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Mont, [

O'Hanlon Jeremiah, marbleworker Timothy Morgan, dwl
44 Minna

O'Hara Bernard, barkeeper John E. Green, dwl 248 Te-
hama

O'Hara Charles, machinist, dwl 519 Mission

O'Hara Charles, teamster, dwl 121 Clinton

O'Hara D., barkeeper James D. O'Hara, dwl 319 Bush

O'Hara Edward, laborer, dwl 248 Tehama

O'Hara Edward, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl 1215
Folsom

O'Hara Frank, laborer, dwl 231 Second

O'Hara James, laborer, dwlW s Ninth nr Folsom

O'Hai-a James, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 1118
Market

O'Hara James D. , wines and liquors, 322J Montgomery,
dttl 311 Sutter

O'Hara John, coachman, dwl 525 Geary

O'Hara John, laborer, dwl 26 Jessie

O'Hara John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge

O'Hara John, second cook O. & O. S. S. Gaelic

O'Hara John, waiter Russ House

O'Hara Mary Miss, chambermaid New Wisconsin Hotel

O'Hara Mar\' Miss, dressmaker, dwl 409 Greenwich

O'Hara Patrick, dwl 1108 Pacific

O'Hara Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 140 Minna

O'Hai-a Robert, engineer Southern Pac. R. R.

O'Hara William, engineer, dwl 409 Greenwich

O'Hara William G., porter W. & I. Steinhart & Co., dwl
828 Vallejo

O'Hare Charles, toolmaker Carl Hinz, dwl 332 Seventh

O'Hare James, brushmaker S. F. Brush Factory, dwl 124
Clinton

O'Hare James, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl Flor-
ida bet Nineteenth and Twentieth

O'Hare John, dwl W s Florida bet Butte and Twentieth

O'Hare John, plasterer, dwl 558 Stevenson

O'Hare Joseph, with Alfred H. Houghton, 327 East

O'Hare Patrick, carpenter, dwl 529 Valencia

O'Hare Patrick, laborer, dwl 511 Mission

O'Hare William, laborer, dwl 124 Clinton

O'Harran Daniel, laborer, dwl 521 Mission

O'Harrigan Patrick, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl
432 Seventh

O'Hayes B. Mrs., janitress Laguna St. School

O'Hea Richard H., stovemounter Locke & Montague, dwl
1843 Stevenson

O'Healey Daniel, teacher, dwl 1023 Clay

O'Hearn Henry, dwl NE cor Berrj' and Madden

O'Hearn James, laborer, dwl 779^ Mission

O'Hearn Maurice, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

O'Hearn Patrick, dairyman Collins Bros., cor Douglas and
Twenty-fourth

O'Hearn Patrick, first mate Shirley, Pier 11 Steuart

O'Hearn Patrick, laborer Patent Brick Co.

O'Heron Daniel, longshoreman, dwl 312 Main, rear

O'Heron M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

O'Heron Mary (widow), dwl 507 Stevenson, rear

O'Heron Thomas, laborer, dwl 128 Clara

O'Hore Sarah (widow), dwl 223 Beale

O'Horo Michael, laborer, dwl N s Haight bet Octa\'ia and
Laguna •

O'Kane Francis, expressman, stands NE cor Kearny and
Post and SW cor Montgomerj' and Cal, dwl 1116 Miss

O'Kane Frank, laborer, dwl N s Quinn bet Valencia and
Guerrero

O'Kane House, Mrs. M. M. Brearly proprietress, 765 Mar-
ket

O'Kane James, clerk Flanagan & Gallagher, dwl 836 Mar-
ket

O'Kane James,'garde)ier, dwl 910 Folsom

O'Kane James, nightwatchman, dwl 827 Folsom

O'Kane John, livery stable, 270 Clara

O'Kane John, office 309 Mont room 80, dwl 346 First

0'K.4\E JOH.\, saddlery and haniess, 767 Market,
dwl 1125 McAllister

O'Keefe Arthur, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 1316
Sacramento

O'Keefe Daniel, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s AATiarf

O'Keefe Daniel, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.

O'Keefe Daniel, superintendent Flanagan & Gallagher,
dwl 834 Market

O'Keefe Daniel, waiter A. Pope, dwl 235 Spear

O'Keefe David, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

O'Keefe David, sash and blindmaker, dwl 315 Minna

O'Keefe David, wood and coal, 814 Folsom

O'Keefe J., laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.

O'Keefe Jeremiah, barkeeper, 128 First

O'Keefe Jeremiah, carpenter, dwl 929 Bryant

O'Keefe John, blacksmith, dwl 29 Hunt

O'Keefe John, driver Diamond Coal Co., dwl 150 Shipley
O'Keefe John, gardener, dwl N s Broadway bet Van Ness

Av and Franklin
O'Keefe John Jr., gardener, dwl N s Broadway bet Van

Ness Av and Franklin
O'Keefe Joseph, cabinetmaker, dwl 11 Bourbin PI
O'Keefe Michael, steward Russ House, dwl E s Boyce nr

Point Lobos Av
O'Keefe Michael, waiter Ferdinand Conradcs, dwl 6 Mont
O'Keefe N. Miss, machine operator Ein.stein Bros. & Co.
O'Keefe Patrick, miner, dwl 400 Broadway
O'Keefe Patrick E., cabinetmaker, dwl (313 Seventh
O'Keefe Thomas, bartender New Olympic Variety Theater,

dwl 137 Third
O'Keefe William, machinist Hinckley & Co.
O'Keefe William, physician, dwl 2328 Alission
O'Keeffe David, helper, dwl 129 Folsom
O'Keeffe David, teamster, dwl 5 Russell
O'Keeffe Ellen Miss, dwl 13 Eddy
O'Keeffe Fannie (widow), liquor saloon, 4 Jessie
O'KEEFFE FRAXCIS P. (successor to J. D. Cush-

eon), real -estate and business agent, 236 Montgomery,

dwl 145 Third
O'Keeffe John, dwl 115 Second

O'Keeffe John, laborer E. V. Hathaway, dwl 9 Everett
O'Keeffe John, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl N s Filbert bet Larkin and Polk
O'Keeffe John R., drayman Brjden & Hinckley, dwl 360

Natoma
O'Keeffe Patrick, lumberman, dwl 38 Jessie
O'Keeffe Thomas J., bookkeeper New England Mutual

Life Insurance Co., dwl 1729 Bush
O'Keeffe Timothy, dwl 4 Vincent
O'Keeffe Williani, seaman, dwl 235 Spear
O'Keeffe William, shoemaker, 203 Eighth
O'Laughlin Martin, market, SE cor Ninth and Minna
O'Learj- Cornelius, laborer John Conroy, Ws Ocean House

Road, nr Industrial School
O'Leary Daniel, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
O'Leary Daniel, painter, dwl 13 Clinton
O'Leary Daniel, teamster, dwl N s Ellis bet Scott and De-

visadero
O'Leary David, gardener, dwl ,703 Hyde
O'Leary Dennis, dwl United States Hotel
O'Leary Dennis, insurance agent, dwl 616 Jones
O'Leary Dennis, shampooer Hamman Turkish Baths, 11

Dupont
O'Leary Fergus {Kane, O'L. <t Co.), dwl BrookljTi Hotel
O'Leary James, editor S. F. Journal of Commerce, dwl 703

Hyde
O'Leary James, hostler, dwl 7 Lewis PI
O'Learj' James, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
O'Leary Jeremiah, bootblack, 325 Sansom, dwl cor Jessie

and Anthony •

O'Leary Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 11 Dora
O'Learj' Johanna Miss, confectionerj', 14 Fifth
O'Leai^- John, blacksmith, dwl 123 Welsh
O'Learj- John, cooper, dwl 8 Lick
O'Leary John, groceries and liquors, 60 First
O'Leary John, laborer, dwl S s Francisco bet Jones and

Taylor
O'Leary John, miner, dwl 518 Pacifi?
O'Leary John, patternmaker, dwl 15 Clementina
O'Learj- Kate R. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 110 Sixth
O'Leary Margaret (widow), dwl 62 First
O'Leary Michael, blacksmith James P. Locke, dwl 27

Rausch
O'Leary Michael, laborer, dwl 20 Garden
O'Learj' Patrick, laborer Hvde & Chester, dwl 1450 Minna
O'Leary Sylvester, dwl 2520 Sutter
O'Learj' Timothj', bootmaker, 60 First
O'Leary William, boatman Market St. Wharf, dwl Seventh

Av bet C and D, South S. F.
O'Learj- William, entry clerk Stein, Simon & Co., dwl 175

Perry
O'Learj- William, proptr Union House, 32 Steuart
O'Loughlin Colman P., barkeeper Gallagher & Hatch, dwl

SW cor Langton and Howard ■"
O'Madden John, japanner John Lee, dwl Steio^r nr Ellis
O'Mahenney Johanna (widow), seamstress, dwl 984 Har
O'Mahoney Hugh, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl

32 Page
O'Mahoney Patrick, waiter New York Bakery
O'Mallej' Austin, collamiaker Michael Hogan, dwl 109
, Ellis

O'Malley Charles, plasterer, dwl E s Fjiir Oaks nr Twenty-
fourth
O'Malley James, can^enter, dwl 506 Fulton

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Market

i , P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

O'MA

627

O'NE

O'Malley James J., fireman Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

S s Fourteenth bet Folsom and Harrison
O'Malley John, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 12 Cleve-
land
O'Malley John, hostler, dwl 174 Jessie
O'Malley John, laborer, dwl 1205 Union
O'Malley John, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 1205

Union
O'Malley MiohiutI, expressman, dwl 1332 California
O'Malley Michael, laborer, dwl 12 ('leveland
O'Malley Michael Joseph, mechanic, dwl 12 Cleveland
O'Malley Patrick, ui>h(>lsterer, dwl 548 Jessie
O'Malley Tlionias, dwl G Marpirct PI
O'Malley Thomas, laborer, dwl 30S Minna
O'Mallev Thomas, with Thomas Golden, 91 Market, dwl

ir, Turk, rear
O'Malley Thomas J., stevedore, dwl 31^ Vallejo
O'JIeara George, tinsmith Sutter St. R. R., dwl 24 Sixth
O'Meara John, laborer, dwl 1040 Fillmore
O'jMeara John, laborer, dwl Sacred Heart College, SE cor

Eddy and Larkin
O'Meara John, laborer, dwl 4 Sherwood PI
O'Meara Michael, teamster LaRue's Wharf, dwl 8.59 Fol
O'Meara Michael, truckman Robert F. Bunker, dwl Riteh

nr Harrison
O'Neal A. V. Miss, dwl 115 Taylor
O'Neal Henry, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
O'Neal Henry J., laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 113 Na-

toma
O'Neal L., clerk George W. Swan & Co.
O'Neal Michael, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
O'Neal P., miner, dwl 427 Turk

O'Neal Patrick, cook Maine Restaurant, dwl 813 Stockton
O'Neal William, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
O'Ncil A. A., physician, and professor anatoiny Univer-
sity California, and school director, otfice 625 Wash-
ington, dwl 301 Lombard
O'NeirAlexander, mining, oflRce and dwl 410 Kearny
O'Ncil Andrew, laborer, dwl 138 Folsom, rear
O'Ncil Andrew W., laborer, dwl 338 Folsom
O'Neil Ann, chambermaid Russ House
O'Ncil Brothers (John atid Patrick), grain and produce,

104 Clav
O'Neil Catherine (widow), dwl 238 Beale
O'Neil Charles {HaycK .fc O'N.), dwl 700 Front
O'Neil Charles, caqienter, dwl 280 Minna
O'Neil Charles, fireman Southern Pac. R. R.
O'Neil Charles, tailor, 537 Commercial, dwl 7 Tay
O'Neil Cornelius, marblecutter, dwl SE cor Geneva and

Bi-annan
O'Neil Daniel, dwl 514 Minna
O'Neil Daniel (Kelhi .0 O'N.), dwl 18 Folsom
O'Ncil Daniel, laborer Golden Gate Park
O'Neil Daniel, teamster, dwl NE cor McAllister and La-

guna
O'Neil Daniel F., molder Union Iron Works, dwl 36 Russ
O'Neil David, waiter Peter Job, dwl 731 Folsom
O'Neil Dennis, longshoreman, dwl 406 Broadway
O'Neil Dennis, plumber William Enright, dwl 411 Minna
O'Neil Dennis, wheelwright L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 14

Geneva
O'Neil Edward, fireman Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D., dwl

565 Brj'ant
O'Neil Edward, ironmolder, dwl 39 Minna
O'Neil Edward, machinist Hinckley k Co., dwl N s Seven-
teenth nr Dolores
O'Neil Edward J., packer R. A. Swain & Co., dwl S s Mc-
Allister bet Webster and Fillmore
O'Neil Edward, salesman J. Blumenthal, dwl 710 Howard
O'Neil Edward, street contractor, dwl S s O'Farrell bet
* Octavia and Laguna
O'Neil Eliza (widow\ dwl 1224 Folsom, rear
O'Neil Ellen (widow), dwl 6 Quincy PI
O'Neil Ellen (widow) furnished rooms, 542 Howard
O'Neil Ellen Mrs., dwl 774 Folsom
O'Neil Eugene, compositor Dewey & Co., dwl Bootz's

Hotel
O'Neil Fanny Mrs., d\n 527 Pine

O'Neil Felix, laborer Pac. Commercial Co., dwl 64 First
O'Neil Felix 0., foreman Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl 7 Mis-
sion Av
O'Neil Francis, laborer, dwl 24 Broadway
O'Neil George D., clerk Thomas Byrne, dwl 527 Pine
O'Neil George H., shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co.,

dwl 7 Tay
O'Neil Gerald, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
O'Neil Henry C, bras^finisher George H. Tay & Co., dwl
i N s Twenty-fourth bet Mission and Valencia

O'Neil J. Mrs., janitress Tyler St. Primary School
O'Neil .lames, dwl 421 Dupont
O'Neil James, actor Baldwin's Academy of Music
O'Neil James, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl W 8 Twen-
ty-fourth bet Hartlett and Mission
O'Ncil James, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co. , dwl 8 Natoma
O'Ncil James, expressman, SE cor Montgomery and Sac
O'Ncil James, fireman, dwl 625 Davis
O'Ncil James, laborer, dwl 74 Jessie
O'Ncil James, miner, dwl 227 Second
O'Neil James, porter stm Cora, Market St.VMiarf
O'Ncil James, special policeman, dwl 3 Chesley nr Har
O'Ncil James,«wines and liquors, 20 Main
O'Neil James C, cook, dwl Pacific Lodging House
O'Ncil Jeremiah, painter, dwl 1631 Mission
O'Ncil Jeremiah T., real estate, dwl 1631 Mission
ONcil John, dwl 27it Fourth
O'Neil John (O'Neil Brothers),dw\ 636 Minna
O'Ncil John, clerk Starr & Co., dwl 926 McAllister
O'Neil John, clerk William A. H. Godfrey, 107 Second
O'Neil John, driver Oliver Hinckley, dwl Irving House
O'Neil John, extraman Engine No. 7 S. F. F. D.
O'Neil John, housepainter, dwl 926 McAllister
O'Neil John, laborer, dwl 246 Beale
O'Neil John, laborer, dwl 556 Seventeenth
O'Neil John, laborer Milton S. Latham, 638 Folsom
O'Neil John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
O'Neil John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 556

Seventeenth
O'Neil John, longshoreman, dwl 42 Jackson
O'Neil John, long.shoreman, dwl 232 Folsom
O'Neil John, painter, dwl 238 Beale

O'Neil John, plumber Lenipke & Co., dwl N s Twenty-
fourth bet Bartlett and Mission
O'Neil John, porter James W. Buniham & Co.
O'Neil John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
O'Neil John, tailor Charles Harris, dwl 502 Pacific
O'Neil John, waiter, dwl 5 Washington
O'Neil John, waiter, dwl 413 Broadway
O'Neil John Jr., clerk forwarding department Wells, Far-
go &Co., dwl 4 Eddy PI
O'Neil John F., pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 539 Stev
O'Neil John L., teamster Eisen Bros., 16 Stevenson
O'Neil John P., plumber William Enright, dwl 7 Tay
O'Neil Joseph, saloonkeeper, dwl 356 Minna
O'Neil Joseph, waiter, dwl 281 Minna
O'Neil Julia, chambermaid Russ House
O'Neil Kate Miss, dressmaker Mrs. C. Tobin & Co., dwl

1213 Polk
O'Neil Lawrence, groceries and ' liquors, SE cor Geneva

and Brannan •
O'Neil M. & Son (Michael S. O'Neil), real-estate agents,

702 Mission
O'Neil Margaret (widow), dwl 515 Eighth
O'Neil Margaret (widow), nurse, dwl SW cor Dupont and

Broadway
O'Neil Margaret Miss, dwl 7 Tay
O'Neil Margaret Miss, dwl E s Mission bet Fourteenth and

Fifteenth
O'Neil Martin (Oreen <t- O'N.), dwl 636 Minna
O'Neil Mary Miss, clerk White Ho\ise, dwl 207 Minna
O'Neil Mary Miss, dressmaker Mary Allen, dwl 8 Natoma
O'Neil Mary Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl Post nr

Scott
O'Neil Maurice, waiter Louis Meyer, dwl 150 Jessie
O'Neil Michael (M. O'Neil it- Son), dwl 1631 Mission
O'Neil Michael, dwl N s Twenty-fourth bet Bartlett and

Mission 0
O'Neil Michael, clerk O'Neil Brothers, dwl 636 Minna
O'Neil Michael, fireman stm Ajax„Folsom St. Wharf
O'Neil Michael, laborer, dwl 59 Minna
O'Neil Michael, longshoreman, dwl cor Alta PI and San
O'Neil Michael, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
O'Neil Michael S. (M. O'Neil A Son), dwl 1631 Mission
O'Neil M. L. Mrs., teacher Mission Primary School
O'Neil Moses, saddler and harnessmaker, 1304 Turk
O'Neil P., first cook Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
O'Neil Patrick (O'Neil Brothers), dwl 636 Minna
O'Neil Patrick, barber, 136 Folsom
O'Neil Patrick, brakeman Southeni Pac. R. R.
O'Neil Patrick, cook stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
O'Neil Patrick, laborer, dwl NE cor Twenty-sixth and Do-
lores
O'Neil Patrick, milkman, dwl 21 Alta PI
O'Neil Patrick, polisher Holmes & Dawson, dwl Stevenson

nr Filth
O'Neil Pedro L., student medical department University

California, 652 Washington, dwl 301 Lombard
O'Neil Phillip, dwl 624 Fourth

i STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

riNE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Neil Philip, clerk Luke Carty, dw) 420 Union

Neil Richard, dwl SW cor Santa Clara and Hampshire

Neil Stephen, dwl 33 Ritch

Neil Thomas, carpenter, dwl 5511 Natoma

Neil Thomas, engineer stm Senator, Broadway St. Wharf

Neil Thomas, marblec\itter, dwl 521 Howard

Neil Thomas, ornamental glasscutting and engraving,
10 Stevenson, dwl 3 Maria

Neil Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 12 Hunt

Neil Thomas F., pressman Edward Bosqui &. Co., dwl 4
Eddy PI

Neil Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 25 Commercial, rear

Neil Timothy J., clerk, dwl 246 Beale *

Neil William, laborer, dwl N s Post bet Scott and Devi-
sadero

Neil William, longshoreman, dwl 15 Miller PI

Neil William, laborer superintendent streets

Neil William, miner, dwl 51S Pacific

Neil William F., pluihber Lempke & Co., dwl N s Twen-
ty-fourth bet Bartlett and Mission

Nefl William T., stock dealer, dwl 713 Taylor

Neill (widow), dwl 1 Marj'

Neill Annie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 710 Howard

Neill Bernard, boilermaker F. I. Curry, dwl 85 Everett

Neill Bernard, laborer, dwl 0} Welsh, rear

Neill Bridget (widow), dwl 476 Jessie

Neill C, boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf

Neill Charles, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl NE cor
Berrv and Madden

Neill Charles \V., dwl 417 Fourth

Neill Daniel, laborer, dwl S63J Market

Neill Daniel, laborer, dwl N s Waller nr Webster

Neill Dennis, lumberman, dwl Railroad Saloon, Long
Bridge

Neill Dennis, sawj'er N. W. Cole & Co.

Neill Edward, bakerj-, 401 Geary

Neill Edward, fireman Central Pac. R. R., dwl 814
Third

Neill Edward, laborer Cal. Brick Co.

Neill Edward, longshoreman, dwl 720 Third

Neill Edward J., salesman J. Blumenthal, dwl 710 How

Neill Ellen Miss, milliner, 334 Sutter

Neill Eugene, draftsman Union Iron Works, res Oak-
land

Neill Eugene, stevedore, dwl 449 First

Neill Francis {O'Neill <t McCloskey), dwl 539 Steven-
son

Neill George, stonecutter, dwl 804 Third

Neill Henry, chimnej'cleaner, dwl 1001 Mason

'Neill Hugh, butcher, dwl Railroad Av nr Thirteenth,
South S. F.

'Neill Hugh, cartman Patent Brick Co. , dwl Steuart nr
Folsom

Neill J., laborer superintendent streets

Neill J. , plumber Wade's Opera House

'Neill .James, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 8 Na-
toma

'Neill James, seaman, dwl 804 Third

Neill James, secretary Omnibus R. R. and North Pacific
R. R., office 426 Montgomery, dwl 829 Howard

Neill James, watchman Pacific Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, dwl 520 Seventh

Neill James A., expressman, SE cor Sacramento and
Montgomery, dwl 520 Seventh

Neill James A., tnuikmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl
567 Bryant

'Neill J. C. , physician, office and dwl NE cor Twenty-
second and Mission •

Neill John, dwl 9 St. Mary's PI

Neill John, laborer, dwl 318 Davis

Neill John, laborer, dwl 422 Fremont

Neill John, laborer, dwl cor Fifth Av and L, South S. F.

Neill John, optician and spectaclemaker, 407 Third

Neill John, tailor, dwl 619 Pacific

'Neill John, wagonmaker, dwl 533 Commercial

Neill John E., bookkeeper E. Neale & Co., dwl 8 Nato-
ma

'Neill John J., salesman P. Kelly, res Oakland

'Neill John L., driver Pioneer Mills, dwl 520 Seventh

Neill John M., inspector Custom House, dwl 556 Bry-
ant

•Neill Joseph (Diamond <b O'K.), dwl 3.36 Minna

Neill, Kennedy & St\ia,Tt (Thomm O'Neill, C. P. Ken-
nedij <fc James Stuart), dry goods, 875 Market

'Neill M., plumber McKewen & Bro., dwl 264 Clem

'Neill Michael, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 230
Townsend

'Neill Michael J., wines and liquors, 314 Jackson, dwl 301
Lombard

O'Neill Moses, watchman stm Thoroughfare, dwl 601J-

Third
O'Neill Nora, finisher Mission Woolen Mills
O'Neill Owen, Lumbennen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont-
gomery
O'Neill Patrick, laborer, dwl SE cor Jones and Bay
O'Neill Patrick, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Brj-ant

bet Seventh and Eighth
O'Neill Patrick, waiter California Restaurant, dwl 614

Jlontgomery
O'Neill Richard, office 309 Montgomery room 71, dwl SW

cor Santa Clara and Hampshire
O'Neill Robert, liquor saloon, NE cor LeidesdorfiE and

Halleck, dwl 1513 Larkin
O'Neill Robert, teamster, dwl 16 Haggin
O'Neill Thomas (O'Neill, Kennedy <t- Stuart), dwl 2206

Steiner
O'Neill Thomas, laborer, dwl 708 Tehama
O'Neill Timothy, laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth,

Long Bridge
O'Neill William, miner, dwl 6 Crook
O'Neill William J., salesman R. M. Burdick & Co., dwl 520

Seventh
O'Neill & McCloskey (Francis O'Neill and Michael Mc-
Closkey), horseshoers, 9 Powell
O'Reardor. Daniel, bookkeeper Magee & Moore, dwl 743

Pine
O'Regan Daniel, shoemaker E. Kiesendahl, dwl 27 Na-

toma
O'Regan Patrick G., laborer, dwl 72 Tehama
O'Reilly Bernard, dwl 308 Tehama
O'Reilly Daniel, plasterer, dwl 449 Stevenson
O'Reilly David, engineer, dwl S3 Clarence PI
O'Reilly David, machinist Portland Boiler Works
O'Reilly Farrell J. (Coon .t- O'K), dwl 2621 Mission
O'Reilly H. J., master mariner, dwl 89 Chestnut
O'Reilly James, expressman, dwl N s Market bet Van Ness

Av and Polk
O'Reilly James, plasterer, dwl 449 Stevenson
O'Reilly Jeremiah, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, SW

cor Gough and Haight
O'Reilly Jeremiah, laborer Funcke & Co., dwl 10 Board-
man
O'Reilly Jeremiah, shoemaker, dwi 737 Tehama
O'Reilly J. H., stevedore, dwl cor Webster and Mont
O'Reilly J. J., bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl 20

Page
O'Reilly John (Harrison dt O'B.), dwl 530 Bush
O'Reilly Joseph, laborer, dwl W s San Jose R. R., nr In-
dustrial School
O'Reilly .loseph P. , glassblower, dwl 33 Clarence PI
O'Reilly Miles, contractor, dwl 745 Market
O'Reilly Minnie Miss, dwl 512 Mission
O'Reilly Patrick, dwl 21 Clara, rear
O'Reilly Patrick, acidman Golden City Chemical Works,

dwl 748 Brannan, rear
O'Reilly Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Twentieth nr Harrison
O'Reilly Patrick, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, dwl 909

Post
O'Reilly Bfttrick S., dwl N s Seventeenth nr A^alencia
O'Reillv Peter, laborer, dwl W s Bjnngton nr Webster
O'ReillV Peter, policeman Oitv Hall, dwl 2225 Geary
O'Reillv Philip (Fh/nne d- Co.), dwl 154 Natoma
O'Reilly Phillip, teamster, dwl 609 Grove
O'Reilly P. M., proptr Eureka Marble Works, 10 Taylor
O'Reilly R. J. , driver Omnibus R. R. Co.
O'Reilly Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 1119 Folsom
O'Reillv Thomas, carpenter, dwl 428 Shipley
O'Reilly Thomas, extraman Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D., dwl

51(J Bryant
O'Rourke Ambrose, salesman Rosseter & Smith, dwl 11

Lafayette
O'Rourke Austin J., groceries and liquors, SW cor Union

and Kearny
O'Rourke Bartholomew, shoemaker, dwl 6 Rose Av
O'Rourke Bernard, dwl 1020 Montgomery
O'Rourke Catherine (widow), dwl 4 Annie
O'Rourke Catherine (widow), dwl 202 Sixth
O'Rourke Charles, hackman. Plaza, 'dwl 128 Silver
O'Rourke Dennis, Laborere' Pro. Ben. Assn, 818 Howard
O'Rourke Edward, Pound wagondriver, dwl SE cor Bush

and Polk
O'Rourke Henry, laborer Front St. Warehouse
O'Rourke James, laborer, dwl E s Valencia nr Ninetaenth
O'Rourke James, painter, dwl 233 Stevenson
O'Rourke James, woodtunier E. K. Howes & Co., dwl

814 Union
O'Rourke John, earriagemaker J. W. LowTy, dwl SE cor

Bush and Polk

HY&IENIC BOAEDING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 Ca!

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

O'Rourke John, horscshoer Dunnigoii & O'Dea, dwl 134

Fiujrth /

O'Rourke John, laborer, dw) 310 Clementina
O'Rourke John, woodturner Jessie &■ Drew, dwl 1005}

Natonia
O'Rourke Lawrence, gardener, dwl N s Mission bet Pot-
ter and Tlurteenth
O'Rourke Martin, car|>entcr, dwl 730 Clementina
O'Rourke Michael, carpenter, dwl ".!!• Clementina
O'Rourke Michael, expressman, dwl \V s Ninth nr Bryant
O'Rourke Michael, laborer, dwl 304 Townsend
O'Rourke P., laborer C. A. lli)0])cr & Co.
O'Rourke Patrick, blacksmith Homlerson & Balthazard,

dwl cor Mission and Twenty-second
O'Rourke Patrick, blacksmith's helper Michael McCue,

dwl 155 Shipley
O'Rourke Patrick, carjicnter, dwl 120 Austin
O'Rourke Patrick, currier Frank McAleer, dwl 2 Decatur

nr Hrj"ant
O'RourkePatrick, hostler Michael Ryan, S s Point Lobos

Av nr Twenty-second Av
O'Rourke Patrick, laborer, dwl lllS Market
O'Rourke Peter, dwl 527 Sacramento
O'Rourke Peter, hackdriver 1). E. Kout & Co., dwl 9 Clara
O'Rourke Peter, painter, 11 Lafayette
O'Rourke Thomas, expre>sman, N'W cor Bush and San-

soni, dw! Ninth Av nr Brj-ant
O'Rourke Tliomas, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co.,

dwl Dale PI nr Tyler
O'Shaughnessy D., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
O'Shauichnessy Martin, clerk Mary McCraith, dwl 1010

Montpimery
O'Shay Cornelius, vegetable peddler, dwl 7 Lick
O'Shay M., laborer Stnker & Kiernan, pier 5 Steuart
O'Shay P., lumberman C. A. Hoo])cr & Co.
O'Shay Thomas, painter, dwl 141 Natoma

O'Shea , laborer C. A. Hooper & Co. , dwl NE cor

Berrj- and Madden
O'Shea Dennis, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
O'Shea Henry, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 508i Fell
O'Shea Michael, laborer, dwl 330 Spear
O'Shea Michael, laborer Patent Brick Co.
O'Shea Thomas, dwl 508J Fell
O'Shea Thomas, waiter Maine Restaurant, 719 Market,

dwl 20 Anna
O'Shea William, contractor, dwl 450 Tehama
O'Skelly Bedelia Miss, dress and cloakmaker, dwl 1126

Harrison
O'SuIli van Charles, driver E. Bax & Co., dwl eor Jones

and Post
O'SuIUvan Daniel, liquor saloon, 8 Commercial
O'Sullivan Edward, miller, dwl 3 Vallejo
O'SuUivan Eu;^ene, barkeeper, dwl 1040 Folsom
O'Sullivan Eugene, porter, dwl 9 Sherwood PI
O'Sullivan George, barkeeper Timothy Dwyer, 14 Sacra-
mento
O'Sullivan H. E. Miss, fancy goods, 1020* Market, dwl 850

Market
O'Sullivan James, professor St. Ignatius College, dwl 841

Market •

O'Sullivan James, storekeeper Western Union Telegraph

Co., dwl 830 Pacific
O'Sullivan John, dwl 471 Jessie
O'Sullivan John J., miner, dwl 424 Broadway
O'Sullivan John M., barkeeper Caleb Coates, dwl Morton

House
O'Sullivan M., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
O'Sullivan Margaret (widow), dwl 10 Cleveland
O'Sullivan Michael, cutter D. W. Emerson, dwl Kansas

bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
O'Sullivan P., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
O'Sullivan Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 543 Stevenson
O'Sullivan Pataick, hairdresser, 10C9 Howard
O'Sullivan Patrick D., liquor saloon, 21 Montgomery Av,

dwl SW cor Ridley and Mission
O'Sullivan Patrick J., porter William Woodward & Co.,

dwl cor Thirteenth and Mission
O'Sullivan P. E., salaiman David Samuels, dwl 2031 Miss
O'Sullivan P. J., dwl 616 Post
O'Sxillivan Richard, editor Monitor, office 622 Clay, dwl

cor Green and Powell
O'SuUivan T., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co, dwl 19 Crook
O'SvUlivan T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
O'Smlivan Timothy, cartman, dwl 418i Grove
O'Toole Alexander L., painter, dwl 137 South Park Av
OToole Christopher, carpenter, dwl 909 Post
O'Toole Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 1051 Marke^
O'Toole Hugh, watchman Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1B17
Sacramento

O'Toole James, bootmaker, 633 Davis, dwl W 8 Webster

bet Chestnut and Lombard
O'Toole James, operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,

dwl 90!) Post
O'Toole John W., lumbennan C. A. Hooper & Co.
OToole Lawrence, carpenter, dwl 735 Brantian
O"roole Michael C, physician, occulist, and aurist, office

and dwl 906 Market
OToole Patrick, laborer Beale St. Wharf, dwl First nr

Brannan
Oak Joseph M., carpenter, dwl 1219 Gearj-
Oakerman Xels P., carpenter, dwl 3 Cleveland
Oakes George C. {Gardner d- 0.), dwl Grand Hotel
Oakes James Mrs., dwl lOS Ellis
Oakes Thomas J., shipping clerk L. & E. Emanuel, dwl E

s Stevenson nr Willow Av
Oakes. See Oaks
Oakland City Flour Mills, Babcock & Gould proptrs, office

200 Davis
OAKLAM) DAILY TRIBI°:^'E (branch office), George

Lewis manager, 504 Montgomerj'
Oakland Exjiress, 'rowers &, Co. proptrs, office NE cor

Clav and Exst
OAKLAM» FERIIY, foot Market
Oakland Gold anil Silver Mill and Mining Co. (Humboldt
Co., Nev.), William H. Watson secretary, office 302
Montijomerv
OAKLA\» LAXD A.S.SOCIATIOX, WilUam Stuart

secretary, office 113 Leidesdorff
Oakland LaunJn,-, Judson & Warner proptrs, SE cor Fif-
teenth and Slission, office 35 Geary
Oakland Parcel Delivery Co. , Wright & Thain proptrs, of-
fice Oakland Feny
Oakland Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.), Wil-
liam W. Traylor secretarj% office 309 Mont room 37
Oakland Water Front Co. (The), B. B. Minor secretary, of-
fice 300 Montgomery room 49
Oaklev A. D. (Oakley jJ Brooks), dwl 137 Montgomery
Oakley Edward D. , dwl 302 Davis .

Oakley Gilbert, clerk stm Express, dwl 107 Ridley
Oakley John, laborer Richard Brown, dwl E s Nebraska

nr Alameda
Oakley John, waiter stm Montana
Oakley John R. , dwl 302 Davis
Oakley Joseph, laborer, SW cor Davis and Clay
Oakley Marj- J. (widow), dwl 504 Eddy
Oakley Oliver B., silverplater, dwl 17 Verona PI
Oakley Peter E. , bookkeeper Ledden, Whipple & Co., dwl

1913 Sacramento
Oakley Robert O., real-estate agent, office 422 Montgom-
ery, res Alameda *
Oakley William, dwl 928 Mission .
Oakley William, bricklayer, dwl 359 Eleventh
Oakley & Brooks {A. D. Oakley and D. Brooks,) mantifs

rubber type, etc., 603 Market
Oaks Louis P., market, 550 Fourth
Oaks J. N., dwl 746 Howard
Oaks P., clerk, dwl 305 O'Farrell
Oaks. See Oakes

Oakwood John, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 312 Min
Oaston Edward, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Oates Bernard, shipcarpenter, dwl 639 Third
Gates Frank, lithographer, dwl 22 Tehama
Oates Henn.-, boatman, dwl 110 Berrj'
Oates James, painter, «wl 18 Anthony
Oates John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wbarf, dwl

• 66i Shipley
Oates Slarj- 6. Mrs., bakery and confectionerj-, 639 Third
Oates Thomas, calker, dwl 305 Fremont
Oates Timothy, shipcarpenter, dwl 639 Third
Oatgergerdes Frederick, boatman. Pacific St. \\Tiarf
Oatley Joseph, bagsewer E. Detrick & Co., dwl 109 Com
Oatman Frank W., salesman John G. Hodge «& Co., dwl

712 Bush
Obart Frederick, clerk, dwl 242 Taylor
Obenauer Frank, clerk J. W. Murphy & Co., dwl 522 Fol-
som
Obenauer George (Obenauer <t Wagner), dwl 522 Folsom
Obenauer Henry, shoemaker, dwl 522 Folsom
Obenauer John, cutter Bullock & Jones, dwl 524 Vallejo
Obenauer & Wagner (Geonje Obenauer and John Wag-
ner), hairdressers, 39 Second
Ober Benjamin P., bookkeeper Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,

dwl 1594i Bush
OberfelderTobias(/^ranJrI>aWcma7w? i- Co.), dwl 502 Bush
Oberg Hans, mate schr l/co, dwl cor Green and Calhoun
Oberg Ham- G., clerk D. >L Bishop .5: Co., dwl 102 Mason
Oberg J. A.", bookkeeper AV. Payzant, dwl 156 Third
Obergen JIarshall, mariner, dwl 12 Washington

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St,

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchan'l

OBE

630

OGI

Oberhart Edward, driver N. B. and Mission E. R., dwl

S29 Folsom
Oberheier Frederick, clerk Michael O'Connor' dwl NE cor

Fulton and Ijajjiuia
Oberhoff Henry, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific
Obennan William, produce dealer, dwl 1317 Pacific
Obermeyer Adolph, yjroceries and liquors, SW cor Elev-
enth and Folsom
ObermuUer George, barkeeper John Gingg, dwl 6 Quincy

PI
Obershen Frederick, musician, dwl 416 Larkin
Obert Anton, miner, dwl W s Potrero Av bet El Dorado

and Centre
Obert S., clerk, dwl 205 Hyde
Obert William, miner, dwl W s Potrero Av bet El Dorado

and Centre
Obitts W., stairbuilder Lang-land & Leach
Obitz Jacob (Obitz d- Gamlef), dwl 823 Pacific
Obitz & Gaugler (Jacob Obitz and Eriiile Gauglcr), mar-
ket, 823 Pacific
Obrist Joseph, butcher Frederick Katz, dwl 522 Dupont
Obrist Mark, clerk George Fogel, dwl 10 Clay
Obrock John D. , veterinary surgeon, office 877 Folsom,

dwl 412 Sixth
Ocaranza Jesus, compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl

1209 Kearny
OCCIDEXT "(Presbyterian weekly). Rev. Sylvester

Woodisridge editor, office 434 California
Occident Liverj- Stable, Arthur Waters proptr, 1000 Geary
0€'C'inE.\TAL AXD ORIEXTAL STEAMSHIP

CO., George H. Bi-adbury president, David D. Stubbs

secretary, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room

51, ticket office 3 Xew Montgomery
OCCIDESTTAL FOII.XDRY, Steiger & Kerr proptrs,

137 and 139 First
OCCl»EXTAL GRALV WAKEHOl'SE, cor First

and Townsend
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Charles L. Wetherbee and
• Philip McShane managers, E s Montgomery from Bush

to Sutter
Occidental Laundry, James Laidley proptr, Filbert bet

Octavia and Gough
Occidental Lodging House, Mrs. H. Andrews proprietress,

536 Market and 35 Sutter
Occidental Mining Co. (Storey County, Nev.), Alfred K.

Durbrow secretary, office 309 Montgomery room 09
OCCIDEXT.IL REST.4.1RAXT, LiebschUtz & Bergez

proprietors, 536 Washington
Occidental Wool Depot, Ball & Julian proptrs, N s Towns-
end bet Fifth and Sixth
Ocean House, Mrs. John Anderson proprietress, 103 Clark
Ocean Si ;e House, Ocean Beach Road, 3 miles from Cliff

House
Ocean View House, Cornelius Stagg proptr, S s Ocean

House Road, 6i miles from City Hall
Ocean View Quicksilver Mining Co. (San Luis Obispo

County, Cal.), Daniel Buck secretary', office 309 Mont-
gomery room 80
Ocean View Riding and Driving Park, Cornelius Stagg

proptr. Ocean House Road, 6i miles from City Hall
Oceanic Quicksilver Mining Co. (San Luis Obispo County,

Cal.), Charles G. Funk secretary, office 438 California
Ocelire Alfred, cooper, dwl 1624 Dupont
Och William, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Ocheva John, fireman stm Ancoft, Broadway St. Wharf
Ochlmann Henrietta Mrs., dwl 120 Howard
Ochoa Leocadia Mrs., dwl 9 Union PI
Ochs Calvin, expressman, 120 Sansom, dwl E s Bourbin

PI bet Ellis and Eddy
Ochs Frederick, barkeeper Charles Kittelberger, dwl cor

Broadway and Kearny
Ochs John, cooper Diedrich Bucking, dwl 412 Drumm
Ochs Sophie Mrs., boarding, 502 Bush
Ockelmann Bernhard (Ockclmann & Segitz), dwl 736

Market
Ockelmann & Segitz (Bernhard Ockclmnnn and Andreiv

Sei/itz), bookbinders, 736 Market
ODD FELLOWS' BriLI>l\«i, 323-327 Montgomery
ODI> FELLOWS' CE.METERY, S s Point Lobos Av,

half mile W Lone Mountain
ODD FELLOWS' CE.METERY ASSOCI.ITIOX, J.

C. Burke secretary, office 325 Montgomery
ODD FELLOWS' H.ILL, 323-327 >iontgomery
ODD FELLOWS' HALL .VSSO<'IATIOX, Cyril T.

Pidwell sCLi-etary, office 325 Montgomery
ODD FELLOWS' LIRR.IRY, George A. Cames

librarian, 325 Montgomery
ODD FELLOWS' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION,

Henri J. Hellman secretarj', office 325 Montgomery

ODD FELLOWS' NEW A<;E I'IBLISHI.XG CO.,

proptrs New Age, office 420 Kearny
ODD FELLOWS' SAVIX<;S K.lS'K, Abram Block

president, James Benson .secretary, office 325 Mont
Odell Alice Miss, seamstress, dwl N sN nr Railroad Av,

South S. F.
Odell Henry, patternmaker, dwl 223 First
Odell Henry W., jeweler David W. Laird
Odell Isaac, fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Odell Luther, packer Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1414 Dupont
Odell S. W. Mrs., dwl S s N nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Odell W'illiam, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Constitu-
tion
Odett Charles, joiner, dwl 1310 Jackson
Odett Frank, carpenter, dwl 1310 Jackson
Odett Joseph, joiner, dwl 1310 Jackson
Odgiers J. L., local editor Evening Post, dwl 502 Mont
Odobez G. Mrs. , dressmaker, 913 Washington
Odoul August, Ijutcher E. Peguillan & Bro., dwl E s Sixth

Av bet K and L, South S. F.
Odoul E. (widow), dwl W s Fifth Av nr K, South_S. F.
Odsi Felice, dwl 619 Broadway
Odsi Guisepps, dwl 619 Broadway
Occhsle Fred G. , cabinetmaker, dwl 7 College PI
Oechsli S., cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Manuf. Co.
Oeding Emma Miss, milliner Mrs. E. J. Wood, dwl 504

Minna
Oeding Francis, salesman Eureka Salt Co., dwl 410 Capp
Oeding John P., dwl- 504 Minna
Oehlert Henry, cigars and tobacco, 146 Fourth
Oehlert John, seaman sloop Maj- Flower, Jackson St.

Wharf
Oellrich Bros. (Theodore and William), fruits and vege-
tables, 60 Centre Market
Oellrich Deidrich, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW

cor Brannan and Eighth
Oellrich Theodore (Oellrich Bros.), dwl 1425 Dupont
Oellrich William (Oellrich Bros.), dwl Secon(f Av bet

Guerrero and Valencia
Oelund Louis H. , carver Charles Schroflt, dwl 336 Ritch
Oelund Peter, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf.

Co. , dwl 336 Ritch
Oersen Mathes, carpenter, dwl 6 Gilbert
Oertle Balthasar, porter, 109 Front, dwl 726 Brannan
Oeste Theodore, cooper Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232

Second
Oester Charles, proprietor S. F. Forge, 313 Mission, dwl

25 Lafayette
Oesterle Frederick, laborer, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Oestermann Louis, dwl 13 Pearl

Oesterreicher Louis (LimUey Ji- 0.), 339 Kearny room 4
Oesting Paul, clerk Frederick Hohlweg, dwl 1421 Mason
Oesting William, cigar manufacturer, dwl 1421 Mason
Oetzmann Emil, bookkeeper, SE cor Bush and Dupont,

dwl 513 Filbert
Oettl Alois (Hachmcier <f- 0.), dwl 446 Brannan
Oettl Julius, salesman Sherman & Hyde, dwl 822 Powell
Oeverndieck Frederick, drayman G. Groezinger, dwl 127

Oli^ Av
Ofen Jacob, laborer Philadelphia House, 423 Bush
Offenbach Christopher, cook Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl

228 Kearny
Offenberg John L., confectioner, dwl 528 O'Farrell •
Offerhaus "William, porter Edmond C. Kennedy, 729 Mar-
ket
Offemiann William, clerk Diedrich H. Wulzen, dwl 1248

Folsom
Offield John D., real estate, dwl 33 Russ
Ogden Andrew F. , machinist, dwl 307 Bartlett
Ogden Benjamin F., carpenter, dwl 264 Octa%ia
Ogden Fanny Miss, dwl 34 Kearny
Ogden Frederick, agent TuUoch's Ore Feeders, office 417

Market, dwl 28 Rincon PI *

Ogden Philip, engineer, dwl 632 Mission
OUDEX RICHARD L. (Kimball Manuf. Co.), dwl

435 Brj-ant •

Ogier Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 421 Minna
Ogilbe H. W., dwl 109 Montgomery

Ogilvie , dwl 737 Howard

Ogilvie Alexander S., clerk Anglo-Califomian Bank, dwl

923 Jones
Ogilvie F., lumberman F. A. Hooper & Co.
Ogilvie Frank, with Blake, Robbins & Co., dwl 923 Jones
Ogilvie Graham V., painter James Donovan, dwl Pacific

House
Ogilvie James, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 446
# Brannan

Ogilvie John, expressman, SE cor Montgomery and Sac-
ramento, dwl 923 Jones

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Good

. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, *id 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Ogilvic Philip, seaman, dwl 110 Berry

Ogilvie Robert, carpenter and buililer, dwl 2737 California

Ogilvio \\illi:'.ni G., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
181 Third

Ogle James, capitalist, dwl 1131 Folsom

Ogle John, carjjenter, dwl SE cor Nevada and Kansas

Ogle Jonathan, foreman Buckinyhaui & Hecht, dwl NW
cor Gougli and Ilaig:ht

Ogler Hu<;h, dairyman William W. Call, dwl W s San
Bruno road iir Twenty-eighth

Oglesby A. Miss, teacher line and Larkin St. Primary
School, dwl lOlS Pine

Oglesbv James, assistant assayer's department U. S. Mint,
dw'l lOlS Pine

Oglesby Roberts., telegraph-instrumentmaker. Electrical
Construction and Maintenance Co., dwl 1018 Pine

Oglesby William P., clerk Baker &, Hamilton, dwl 1018
Pine «

Ogrini Charles, seaman, dwl 20 Commercial

Oh Quoek (Chinese), cigars, dwl 100 Jackson

Ohio Gold and Silver Mining Co. 0\ii)lunnie Co., Cal.),
Joseph Maguire secretarj-, ofRce 419 Cal room 26

Ohl Andreas (SatK/er if- 0.), dwl 11 Pacific

Ohlandt Henry (A'. Ohlandt tO Co.), dwl N s Twenty-first
bet Potrero Av and Utah

OHL.iMHT X. •«; CO. (Sicholas and Henry Ohlandt
atid Jiiltn A. Ihick), a.nima.\ charcoal works. Second
Long Bridge, Potrero

Ohlandt-N'icholas (.V. Oldamlt ■(• go.), dwl N s Twenty-
first bet Potrero Av and Utah

Ohlen Edward, restaurant, 7 Merchants' Exchange, dwl
327 Broadway

Ohlerich Charles, porter Stewart & Buckley, dwl 1208
Powell

Ohlert Frederick, marker La Grande Laundrj-, dwl Thir-
teenth bet Howard and Folsom

Ohlofsky Margaret Mrs., dwl 6 Reed PI

Ohlsen.Charles, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl Bran-
nan nr Seventh

Ohlsen Hans, seaman schr Josephine, Washington St.
Wharf

Ohlsen John, longshoreman, dwl 100 Jackson

Ohlsen Ole, seaman schr Garibaldi, Jackson St. Wharf

Ohlson John, wagonmaker Z. H. Cunningham & Co., dwl
656 Howard

Ohlson Lewis W. , cooper Charles Seale.v, res Oakland

Ohlson Neils, master mariner, office 5 Mission, dwl Dona-
hoe Landing, Sonoma Co.

Ohlson Peter, tailor Daniel Doherty, d'.vh 625 Merchant

Ohm Charles H., watchmaker, dwl 217 Gearj'

Ohn) Edward F. , watches and jewelry, 615 Montgomery,
dwl 217 Gearj-

Ohm Frederick A. , bootmaker, -130 Folsom

Ohm Lewis, seaman, dwl 750 Harrison

Ohm Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, 31 Second, dwl 750 Har

Ohm Louis, steerage steward Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado

Ohman A.W., upholsterer, dwl 129 O'Far.-ell

Ohman John, laborer, dwl W s Kentucky nr Mariposa

Ohman William, upholsterer Hall iS: Lachman, dwl 129
O'Farrell *

Ohmeis George E., woodturner B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl
337 Dolores

Ohmen Henrj', machinist Theodore Kallenberg, dwl 707
■ Clementina »

Ohnimu^i Charles, jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl Rail-
road Av nr Seventeenth

Ohnimus Louis, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl
Railroad Av nr Dolores

Ohnstein Oscar (Sei/crt d- O.), dwl 621 Bush

Ohmen Charles, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of
San Francisco

Ohrt Adolph, salesman Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 508
Groie

Ohrt Christian, cigars and tobacco, 515 Clay, dwl 700
Broadway

Oil Cloth Manufacturing Co. (California), Alexander C.
Corbett superintendent, factor}- NW cor York and
Twenty-second, oflBce 316 California room 8, salesroom
112 Fourth

Ojeda Anthony J., dw-1 370 Brannan

0. K. Foundrj-, Ray & Morrill pjoptrs, 22S Main

Okerblad Joseph, tanner Michael Donnelly, dwl S s Twen-
ty-sixth opp Hampshire

Okerlund Peter (Ok-erlund J: Rasmussen), dwl Francisco

bet Powell and Mason
Okerlund & Rasmussen {Peter Okerlund and Erasrmis
P. Jla^mussen), wagonmakers and blacksmiths, Fran-
cisco bet Powell and Mason
Oknan William, laborer Palace Hotel

Olague Augiostina Miss, dressmaker, dwl 539 Vallejo

Olague James, confectioner, dwl 539 Vallejo

OlanitS F. Xavier (SteVjer <(■ 0.), les Eivst Oakland

Olazni S., waiter N. Giamboni & Co.

Olbrcchl Augustus, real estate, dwl 1416 Taylor

Olbrich John, laborer Baj- Sugar Refinery

Olcovich Joseph (of Olcuvwh Bros., Carson City, Xev.),

office 504 Market, dwl 614 Sutter
Olcroft Albert, molder, dwl 174 Perrj'
Old Empire Foundrj-, William Gladstone proptr, 137 Beale
Old Pacific House, Robert Pinner proptr, 35 Pacific
Old Providence Mill and Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.),

Frank Swift secretarj-, office 419 California
Old Saucelito Land and Drj- Dock Co., John H. Sayre sec-
retary, office 330 Pine room 36
Old l\irn Vcrein Hall, N s Bush bet Stockton and Bush
Oldelebr John, clerk B. Nathan & Co., dwl 013 Pine
Older Fremont, compositor, dwl 1051 Market
Older Herbert, compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 1051

Older N.,.dwl 1051 Market

Oldfield C, clerk Pope & Talbot

Oldham Wendell E., salesman G. M. Josselj'n & Co., dwl

1227 Mission
Oldham William, real-estate agent, 215 Kearny
Oldrakes John, seaman stm Alex. Duncan
Oleen Nels, liquor saloon, 1831 Mission
Olegren Frank, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Olennan H., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Olese Henry, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Olevada Tliomas, fisherman, dwl 15 Washington, rear
Olevas N., pantryman stm Mohongo, Broad waj' St. Wharf
Olfin William, waiter Palace Hotel
Oliega Julius, expressman, SE cor Vallejo and Dupont,

dwl W s Powell bet Pacific and Broadway
Olin James D., builder, dwl 9 Freelon
Oliphant David D., clerk Robert J.Trumbull, res San

Rafael
Oliva Giovanni, bookkeeiier E. Chielovich & Co., dwl 804

Jackson
Oliva Manuello, driver Pietro Ginochio, dwl SW cor Lom-
bard and Mason
Olivas Nicholas, pantrj'man S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.

Wharf
Olive George, painter, dwl 137 Montgomery
Oliver Alexander, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 1043 Folsom
Oliver Anthony, speculator, dwl S s Pacific bet Dupont

and Kearny
Oliver B. P., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 301 Franklin
Oliver Christian, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Oliver Catherine (widow), dwl W s Franklin bet Grove

and Hayes
Oliver David, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 825

Post
Oliver Denis J., capitalist, dwl SE cor Pine and Mason
Oliver D. M. , carpenter, dw-1 306 Mason
Oliver Eleanor Miss, dressmaker, 306 Mason
Oliver George, laborer Michael Coleman, E s Diamond

bet Seventeenth and Eigh:eenth
Oliver H. J., engineer Wells, Russell & Co., dwl 408 Fol
Oliver James, dwl 325 Ellis
Oliver James, dwl 1319 Kearny
Oliver James, conductor Market St. R. R.'
Oliver John, porter David Porter, 531 Claj'
Oliver Joseph, book agent, dwl What Cheer House
Oliver Joseph, miner, dwl 437 Green
Oliver Joseph, waiter Maine Restaurant, dwl 156 Tehama
Oliver Joseph A. , commission merchant, office 51S Clay,

dwl SW cor Montgomerj- and Bush
Oliver Lewis, master mariner, dwl 516 Folsom
Oliver Walter H. , bookkeeper, dwl 306 Mason
Oliver William, porter John Ziegenbein & Co., dwl 8

Clinton
Oliver William G., real estate, dwl 2054 Mission
Oliver William Letts, with Cross & Co., dwl 710 California
Oliver William S., gardener, dwl 6 Periy
Olivera Sancho, fisherman, dwl 21 Commercial
Olivier Carre, teamster, dwl 659 Minna
Olkermann John, mariner, dwl 2S Clay
Olle Josyd, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Ollen William, master mariner, dwl 1206 Union
Ollendorf Henry, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Olmao Anthony, marbleworker Andrea Paltenghi, dwl

521 Green
Olmy George, teamster, dwl 910 Stockton

Olmsted , dwl 115 Mason

Olmstead Harrj^ C, mining secretary, office 409 Califor-
nia, dwl 728 Sutter

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jewtler, Wholesale and Retail, corTMerchant and Mont

Olmstead James M., lumber surveyor, dwl 71 Clementina

Olmstead S. L. Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.
Mint, dwl 226 Shotwell

Olmstead Stephen E., bookkeeper F. D. Conro & Son, dwl
1009 Powell

Olmstead William N. {Richard B. Irwin & Co.), dwl 319
First

Olmv Georg-e, teamster, dwl 916 Stockton

OlneV Charles C. (Ubicu <C- Co.), res Oakland

Olney Frederick, clerk, dwl 3 Ed ly PI

Olney James N. (Oliicy <t Co.), res San Rafael

OLNKY WAKKEX, attorney at law, office 507 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1410 Hyde

Olney & Co. (.lames M. Olney ami Charles C. Olney),
real-estate agents and auctioneers, office 219 Sansom

Oloan John, drayman Waterhouse & Lester, dwl 416 Shot-
well

Olowey Philip, cabinetmaker, dwl 31S Ritch

Olpherts Mary Miss, salesman M. Freud & Son, dwl 155
Minna

Olpherts Robert, dwl 155 Minna

Olquist John, blacksmith, N s Filbert bet Fillmore and
Buchanan

Olrowitch Y., merchant, dwl 614 Sutter

Olsen Adolph, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific

Olsen Alexander, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific

Olsen Alfred, seaman, dwl 12 Washington

Olsen Alfred, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 406
Seventh, rear

Olsen Amund, carriagemaker, dwl 502 Mission

Olsen Andrew, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl 19
Crook

Olsen August, Lumbermens' Pro. Union, 71 New Mont

Olsen August, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson

Olsen Carl, steward Jackson Hotel, 811 Batterj'

Olsen Catherine (widow), dwl 432 Seventh, rear

Olsen Charles, deckhand stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf

Olsen Charles E., mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building

Olsen Christian, carpenter, dwl 17 Mission Av

Olsen Christian, expressman, dwl 17 Rondel PI

Olsen Christian, piledriver, dwl 17 Mission Av

Olsen Christian, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Olsen Christian, seaman S. S. Citj- of San Francisco

Olsen Christian E. , seaman, dwl 127 Jackson

Olsen Christopher, driver Goodwin & Co.

Olsen Edwin, blacksmith, dwl 120 William

Olsen Ellef J., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor
Gough and Haight

Olsen E. R., tailor, dwl 1565 Kearny

Olsen Erasmus, dwl 17 Caroline

Olsen Fred, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Fran-
cisco

Olsen Frederick, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 218 Union

Olsen George, clerk, dwl 407 O'Farrell

Olsen Gustave, blacksmith Phuenix Iron Works, dwl 120
William

Olsen Gustavus S., porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co.

Olsen H., blacksmith Phoenix Iron Works, dwl Fi-anklin
nr Hayes

Olsen Hans, stockyardkeeper, dwl NE cor Fell and Web-
ster

Olsen H. T., cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 502 Miss

Olsen J. , laborer Stiyker & Kieman, pier 5 Steuart

Olsen Johannes, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery

Olsen John, architect, dwl 303 Davis

Olsen John, cook Folsoni Laundiy, S s Sixteenth nr Va-
lencia

Olsen John, longshoreman, dwl 140 Folsom

Olsen John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Olsen John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Olsen John, seaman, dwl 100 Jackson

Olsen John, seaman, dwl 114 Jackson

Olsen John E., liquor saloon, 1110 Battery

Olsen John P. {Olsen d- Johnson), dwl 436 Union

Olsen Joseph D., plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 432 Seventh,
rear

Olsen Julius, seaman, dwl SW cor Beale and Bi-yant

Olsen Knud, brass finisher, dwl NE cor Alta PI and Cal-
houn

Olsen Louis, seaman, dwl 531 East

Olsen Martens, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart

Olsen Martin, upholsterer G. M. Williams & Co., dwl E s
Montgomery bet Filbert and Greenwich

Olsen Mary, nurse California State Woman's Hospital,
cor Twelfth and Howard

Olsen Mary Ann (widow), dwl 37 Clementina

Olsen Michael, master schr Phil Sheridan, office 305 East

Olsen O., mariner, dwl 37 Pacific

Olsen O. E. {Olsen <0 Co.), dwl NE cor Polk and Austin

Olsen Ole, laborer, dwl 1310 Montgomery

Olsen Ole, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Montgomerj'

Olson Olof, cook Michael Kenney, dwl 21 Clara

Olsen Olof, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj^, dwl NW cor

Eighth and Bryant
Olsen Olof G., tailor, dwl 1505 Kearny
Olsen Otto, cooper, dwl 218 Union
Olsen P., dwl 636 Commercial
Olsen Peter, painter, dwl 811 Stockton
Olsen Peter, livery stable, N s Clark bet Davis and Drumm,

dwl 516 East
Olsen K. A., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Olsen Rosmus, seaman, dwl E s Montgomery bet Filbert

_ and Greenwich
Olsen S. , laborer Cal. Sugar Reflnen', dwl SW cor Brannan

and Ei,'hth
Olsen Samuel, dwj 17 Caroline
Olsen Samuel, engineer stm Amador, dwl 617 Da\is
Olsen Thomas, cook August Van Bergen, dwl Continental

Hotel
Olsen Thomas, expressman, dwl 19 Jackson
Olsen Thomas, mariner, dwl 103 Clark
Olsen & Co. (O. E. Olsen and G. X'. Harring), market,

NE cor Polk and Austin
Olsen & Johnson {John P. Olsen and William Johnson),

restaurant, 907 Kearny
Olser Frederick, carpenter, dwl 30^- Freelon

Olson , engraver, dwl 27j Fourth

Olson A., laborer BaySug^ar Refinery

Olson A. & Co. {A ugust Olson), boarding, 22 Washington

Olson Andrew, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Olson Andrew, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Olson Andrew, seaman, dwl 430 Drumm

Olson Antonio, mate schr Marj^ E. Anderson, Beale St.

Wharf
Olson iVugust {A . Olson d: Co.)^ 22 Washington
Olson G. O., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Olson Gustav, cooper Sol Wangenheim & Co., dwl 1804

Taylor
Olson Hans, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Olson Henry C. , dwl NE cor Fell and Webster
Olson John, dwl 1116 Battery
Olson John A., waiter John N. Olson & Co., dwl SW cor

Drumm and California
Olson John N. {John N. Olson <t Co.), dwl 209 Leid
Olson John N. & Co. {Fred. Peterson), oyster and chop

house, SEcor Clay and Leidesdorff
Olson J. P., laborer, dwl 430 Drumm
Olson Lewis, master mariner, dwl 124 Page
Olson Louis, machinist, dwl 108 Eighth
Olson M., master schr Phil Sheridan, office 3 Spear
Olson Magnus, seaman O. and O. S. S. Oceanic
Olson Matthew, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Olson Nicholas, deckhand stm Washington, Jackson St.

Wharf
Olson O., miner, dwl 406 Broadway
Olson Ole, carpenter, dwl 907 Folsom
Olson die, laborer George H. Whitnej','114 Steuart
Olson Oliver, clerk, dwl 21 Clara
Olson Olof, seaman, dwl 531 East
Olson Peter O., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Olson Samuel, barkeeper Christian E. Kronholm, dwl 7

Merchant
Olson T. , carpenter S. F. Manuf . Co.
Olson Tobias, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 21 Caroline
Olson Victor, cooper, dwl S s Geary bet Scott and Devisa-

dero
Olsson Frank, helper Savage & Son, dwl 240 Fremont
Olsson John, tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 350 Clementina
Olsson N. A., patternmaker, dwl 49 Clementina
Oltmann Conrad, clerk H. C. Wright & Co., dwl 54 Steu
Oltmann John E., tailor, dwl 12 William
Oluff Nelson, gunsmith, dwl 1917 Hyde
Olvany Thomas, special policeman, dwl Coso House
Olwell James, contractor, dwl 523 Valencia
Olwell William G., messenger Health Office, 124 Gearj'
Olympia Railway and Mining Co. (Washington Ter.),

AVilliam Willis secretary, office Nevada Block, 309

Montgomer\' room 29
OLYMPM: CLI'B, William S. Lawton superintendent,

rooms NE cor New Montgomery and Howard
OljTnpic Lodgings, Ralston & Cottrell proptrs, 904 Kear
Oiiiada Josephine (widow), dwl 2 Marg~aret PI
Omar Charles, seaman, dwl Jackson nr East
Omann Charles, seaman, dwl 531 East
Omega Table Mountain Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.),

David Wilder secretary, 328 Montgomery room 22

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Tarkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Ca) [^

p. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Ommen Denjamin, cook Anderson & Marshall, dwrl 264

Jessie
Omey G«org«, drayman Drake & Emerson, dwi 916 Stock-
ton
Ommert Adam, butcher Moflfat Bros., dwl cor First Av

and Keiitiicky. South S. K.
Omness tharles, dwl 1122 Ihipont
•M>'IKI'.< KAlLKO%l> <'0.. secretary's office 725

How.irJ, receiver's otUee ti7'2 Hitward
On Sinjr (Chinese), iiitelli(,'ence ottioe. 018 Jackson
On Tie & C>>. H'hiiicse), jewelers, 71»>} Dupofit
Onastacio Jiili:in, blacksmith, dwl tiM Vallejo
Oneida Minim,' Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), Louis Kaplan sec-
retary, office 27 Merchants' Exchansfe
Onen Aujfustus. tannerv, S s Twentv-niuth nr San ios^

Av
Oneota Silver MininjjCo., R. S. Culvenrell secretary, of-
fice ;<2() Sansom
One.sti Antonio, porter G. Onesti & Co., dwl 152S Dupont
Onesti G. & Co. (Join Connor), fruit and produce com-
mission, .")01 and .S03 iSansom
Onesti Guiscppe (G. Onenti it Co.), dwl 1219.V Kearny
Oncto .Scratino, clerk John xMaschio, dwl cor Mission a«d

Twenty -eighth
On|j Wo \. Co. («'hines«), groceries, n25 Jackson
Onion William E., sailraaker Charles Bj-rne, 7 Clay
Onstott Henry, miner, dwl W s Capp bet Twenty-second

and Twentv-third
OXTIVKKOS .lE.'«ir!4, La Union Tienda Mexicana,

groceries and liqoors, 1336 Dupont, dwl 514 Green
Onvon Is.vic, storekeeper Sulisistence Department U. S.

" A., lOS O'Farrell, dwl 443 Fifth
Op 'yke P(.'t«r, shoemaker, dwl SK cor Fell and Gough
Opdvke Peter J., bootfitter, cor H6ward and Serpentine

Av
Openshaw Alice (widow), lodgings, 104 Mission nr Steuart
Openshaw Squire, lather, dwl 22 Rausch
Ophelia Joseph, hairdresser, dwl 522 Uupont
Ophir Co. (Chinese), cigars, 648 Commercial
OPHIK !«ILVEK .1II.\l.\<i CO. (Storey Co., Nev.),

Charles L. McCoy secretary, office 419 Cal room 28
Opitz Bernard, cabinetmaker Pacific U. W. Furniture M.

Co., dwl E s Seventh bet Brannan and Brj-ant
Opitz Frederick, blacksmith^Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 209

Minna
Opitz Fritz, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Oppenhaur Henry, shoemaker, 639 Post
Oppenheim Benjamin, crockery, 411 Fourth, dwl 1031

DujKint
Oppcnheim Jacob L., tailor, dwl 35 Fourth
Oppenheini Jacques, salesman Solomon B. Oppenheim,

dwl 104 Fourth
Oppenheini John, conductor Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 721

Howard

Op]ienheim Julius, cook Alms House
Oppenheim Phillip, secretary Fitch & Spaulding, dwl 7

Laskie
Oppenheim Robert (Oppenheim d- Strieber), dwl 429 Na-

toma
Oppenheim Solomon B., clothing and furnishing goods,

35 Fourth, dwl 104 Seventh
Oppenheim & Stieber (Robert Oppenheim and Daniel

Sti-ber), hairdressers, 16 Sixth
Oppenheimer Arthur, clerk Babbete Oppenhekner, dwl

1000 Hvde
OPPKXIIEIIIER BABBETE, groceries and liquors,

1000 Hyde
Oppenheimer Charles (Porter, O. X- Slesginger), dwl 621

Eddy
Oppenheimer Elias, butcher Meyer Rosenberg, dwi 1129

Folsom

Oppenheimer Emanuel, hairdressing saloon, 1017 Market
Oppenheimer Henry (Oppenheimer & Bro.), dwl 1116

Sutter
Oppenheimer Henrv, hairdresser stm Amador, Market

St. Wharf " *■

Oppenheimer Isaac, mailcet, SW cor Van Ness Av and

Tyler
Oppenheimer & Bro. (Henry Oppenheimer and Louin

Goodman), importers cigars and tobacco, 200 and 202

Front

Opperman Christian, musician, dwl 3 Maiden Lane
Jpi>erman Frederick, carpenter, dwl X s Seventeenth bet

Dolores and Church
Dppermann George H., laborer Sanders & Co., dwl Third

St. House

3pusich George, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgom-
ery
Dqueia Brocoppia, seaman, dwl 1332 Dupont, rear

Oram John, messenger Light House Dept, dwl 113 Wil-
liam
Oram Michael, boilcrmaker, dwl 37 Minna
Dramas Joseph, dwl 18 Prospect PI
Grama- Theodore, cigars and tobacco, junction Market

and Kddy, dwl 18 Prospect PI
Orans John W., carpenter, dwl E s Tenth nr Brj'ant
Orazio Samengo (Orazio ,(• CadeiMnso), dwl Greenwich

bet Kearny and Dupont
Oraaio &• Catienasso (SiiiiKrw/o Orazio and Joseph Cad-

enasgo), restaurant, SE cor Sansom and Merchant
Orchard Thomas Jr., head i)fistal clerk U. S. Railway

Mail Service, 606 Montgomery
Orcutt M. 1'. Mrs., seamstress Pcotcstant Orphan Asylum,

W s Laguna bet Haight and Waller
Orcutt William C, leathercutter Porter, Oppenheimer &

Slessinger, dwl 649 Mission
Ordeman A., lumberman, dwl 1 Liberty
Ordenstei'.i Bernard, bool<keeper Colman Brothers, and

(ire commissioner, dwl 8 Brenham PI
Ordenstein Max (Ordenstein J- Co.), dwl 513 Post
Urdenstein & Co. (3[ax Ordeiutein and Ernest Adels-
dor/er), manuf cigars and agents Patent Cigar Molds,
516-522 Sansom
Ordway L. M. Miss, dwl NW cor Twenty-fourth and How
Ord way Robert J., upholsterer, 618 California, d>vl W s

York bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fltth
Ordway William, furniturebroker, dwl 618 California
Oreana Milling, Smelting, and Refining Co. (Humboldt

Co., Xev.), office 318 California room 13
Oree Michael, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Oregon Bottling Works, Charles T. Carrlck proptr, 127

Fifth
Oregon City Woolen Manufacturing Co., Brown Bros. &

Co. agents, 24 and 26 Sansom
Oregon Lodging House, Dennis Feelv proptr, 643 Com
OREUON' K£«iX.4R LI.\E PACKETS, S. W. Back-
us & Co. agents, office 206 Front
Oregon State Board Immigration, J. E. Shepherd agent,

office 504 Batten-
OREOO.'V STE.IMSIIIP CO., Ben. HoUaday presi-
dent, William Xorris a^'ent, office 210 Battery
OREOOX STEAM.SHIP LAXDI.XC;, wharf foot Fol
Orentt H. L., dwl 624 Fourth %■

Orff F. G., carpenter, dwl 909 Kearny
Orfila P. v., wigmaker and hairdresser, 238 Kearny, dwl

23 Stockton
Orford Mary Mrs. , furnished rooms, 7 Stockton
Orford Robert (Orford A: Began), dwl 7 Stockton
Orford & Degan (Robert Orford and Patrick Degan),

stonecutters, E s Central Av bet Post and Geary
Oria Mariano, dwl 26 Hinckley
Oricks Helerick, deckhand stm San Joaquin (No. 2),Vallejo

St.Wharf
ORIE\TAL (Chinese weekly), Chock, Wong & J. Ho^

man proptrs, office 817 Washington
ORIENTAL BONDED AXD FREE WARE-
HOI'.SES, Pool & Harris proprietors. Oriental Dock,
cor First and Brannan
Oriental Hotel, Henry Jung proptr, SW cor Washington

and Drumm
Oriental Refinery, Peter Noonan proptr, Twentieth Avnr

G, South S. F., office NW cor Battery and Com
ORIENTAL TEA STORE, A. M. MonteU proprietor,

122 Fifth
Origen James, painter, dwl 15 Scott PI a
Original Gold Hill Gold and Silver Minin^TJo., (GoldHfll,
Nev.), William M. Helman secretary, office 309 Cali-
fornia room 14
Original Hidden Treasure Mining Co. (WTiite Pine, Nev.),

David T. Jennings secretary, office 401 California
Orinbine W. H., laborer Frear Stone Co.
Oris O. D., dwl 238 Keaniy

Orisolio John, vegetable dealer, dwl 1229 Dupont
Orizaba Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), D. T. Elmore

secretarj', office 411^ California room 4
Orjubin Frank M., blanket and woolen goods steam

cleaning establishment, 1719 Powell
Orlando Adolph, dwl 869 Market
Orlandson N. C, master mariner, office 305 East
Orleans Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.),
Walter E. Dean secretary, office 419 California room
19 ■
Orlen Capron, carpenter, dwl 1513 Sacramento

Orman , grader, dwl 627 California

Ormerd William H. (Ormerd i(- Halstead), dwl 625J Clay
Ormerd & Halstead (Williain H. Ormerd and Tyler Hal-

Ktead), lodgings, 625^ Clay
Ormes John, porter Mrs. M. H. Yates, 108 Ellis

AMES G-. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Heamy Street.

D. W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchanfil

ORM

634

OST

Orinsby F., dwl 17 Hyde

Ormsbj' John M., clerk pajTiiastcr's office Central Pac. R.
K^, NE cor Fourth and Towisend, dwl SE cor Market
and Filth

Omdorff V. , dwl 9 Taylor

Orndoi-if Henry, dwl 20 Sixth

Onne William H., foreman Evening Post, dwl 627 Cal

Ornelas Mary Miss, dwl 1404 Dupont

Oro Fino Mining Co. (Idaho), Charles E. Elliot secretary,
office 419 California room 28

ORI'HAX ASYLIIltl (Hebrew), 1517 and 1519 Mason

OKPHA.\ AS YLr.n (Protestant), SsHaight bet Bu-
chanan and lja(,auia

ORPHAN ASl'LliM (Roman Catholic), N bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteeth avs, South S. F.

Orphant Robert, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl 23
Frederick

Orr Andrew W., lodgings, 233 Montgomery Av

On- Charles, carpenter, dwl 1121 Mission

Orr George, carpenter, dwl 1121 Mission

Orr James, bagsewer Neville & Co., dwl 41 Louisa

Orr James, second waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont

Orr James, stevedore, dwl 5 Vincent

Orr John K. (Orr J: Atkins), dwl 515 Van Ness Av

Orr Joseph N., conductor Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 209
Kearny

Orr Sarah, seamstress Grand Hotel

Orr Thomas, deckhand O. and O. stm Gaelic

Orr William, dwl Gait House

Orr William Jr., seaman, dwl 104 Steuart

Orr William H. , groceries and liquors, SW cor Fifth and
Harrison

ORR «ft ATKINS (John K. Orr and Robert C. Atkins),
importers, and retail gents' furnishing goods, 123 and
125 Montgomery

Orra Frank (Tcrj/es tt- 0.), dwl 634 Paeific

Orra John, vaquero, dwl 634 Pacific

Orrins John, carpenter, dwl E s Tenth bet Harrison and
Bryant

Orse Jacques, painter, dwl 1933 Pacific

Orsi Alexander, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Orsi Felice, bootmaker David Walters

Orsi I^ael (A. Balanesi <t- Co.), dwl 115 Clark

Orteg^fctosea, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador

OrtegaX, messman stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf

Ortega Lenona Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1131 Dupont

Ortega Sabina, cigannaker Morelos & Co., dwl 2 Varenne

Ortega Sabino Mrs., dwl 2 Varenne, rear

Ortelli Joseph, drayman, cor Washington and Jones Al-
ley, dwl 906 Filbert

Ortet John, cutlerygrinder, 223 Leidesdorfl, dwl 1518
Stockton

Orth Adam, boots and shoes, 810 Market, dwl 415 Stev

Orth John, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl E s Co-
lumbia nr Twenty-ninth, Bernal Heights

Orth Peter, bootmaker Adam Orth, dwl 134 William

Orth Rosina Miss, dwl 133 Page

Orthalan Jacob, porter Michael Wappel, dwl 204 Fourth

Ortion Augiiste, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 1320 Jack

Ortiz Celedonio, merchant, office 212 Battery, dwl 430
Bryant

Ortiz Jianuel, fisherman, dwl 25 Commercial

Ortiz Peter, vaquero Miller & Lux

Ortmann John F., real estate, dwl W s Scott bet Pine and
California

Ortoland Joseph, dishwasher, dwl 634 Pacific

Orton Charles,TOiner, dwl 120 Turk

Orton Richard H., woodturner, 437 Brannan, dwl 131
First Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Orum Michael, boilermaker Union Iron Works

Orwride J., laborer, dwl 509 Washington

Osberg Charles, jeweler William Bohm, dwl 818 Valencia

Osbiston Samuel, bookkeeper Nevada Bank of San Fran-
cisco, dwl 007 Bush

Osborn — — , machinist Union Iron Works

Osbom C. M., clerk Neville & Co., 113 Clay

Osborn Corra, real estate, dwl 210 Turk

Osbom Edith Mrs., dwl 812 Howard

Osborn Edward E., draftsman C. W. M. Smith, dwl 720
Leavenworth

Osborn Frank F. (Osborn <t Alexander), dwl 104 Mason

Osborn Frank H., collector county surveyor's office, dwl
NW cor Vallejo and Stockton

Osbom George, housemover David Harris, dwl 20 Chesley

Osbom George, oiler Pac. Mail S. S. Colima

Osbom George, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Osborn George H., carpenter, dwl 14 Moss

Osborn George W., real-estate agent, office Nevada Block,
309 Montgomery room 40, dwl 1776 Howard

Osbom Henry A., piledriver E. C. Boobar & Co., dwl 413

Second
Osborn Homer B., with R. F. Osborn & Co., dwl 2209 Fill-
more
Osborn Homer E., buyer Crane & Brigham, dwl 2209 Fill-
more
Osborn John H., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 741

Market
Osborn Joseph (Knox <t 0.), dwl 678 Harrison
Osborn Joseph, waiter Russ House
Osborn J. W., att-jrney at law, dwl 91 Ninth
Osborn Lamartine, bookkeeper Madison, Burke & Co.,

dwl 720 Leavenworth
Osborn R. F. & Co., importers cabinet and caiTiage hard-
. .ware, 751 Market
Osborn Robert F. (A*. F. Osborn d: Co.), dwl S s Liberty

bet Guerrero and Dolores
Osborn Thomas W., salesman R. F. Osbom & Co., dwl 631

Fell
Osborn William, clerk Walter Turnbull & Co., dwl 2205

Fillmore
Osborn William W., tailor, dwl 720 Leavenworth
Osborn & Alexander (Frank F. Osborn and George W.

Alexander), hardware, 624 Market

Osborne lljss, actress, dwl 865.J Market

Osborne Anthony, steward Union Club, dwl 1113 Jones
Osborne Clarence W., drayman Peck & Co., dwl 120 Austin
Osborne Daragh, engineer, dwl 405 O'Farrell
Osborne F. J. (widow), dwl 405 O'Farrell
Osborne Frederick N. , with Selby Smelting and Lead Co.
Osborne George, carpenter, dwl 14 Moss
Osborne George, housemover, dwl 20 Chesley
Osborne Henrj', engineer, dwl 1 Rincon Court
Osborne Orlando C, assistant bookkeeper U. S. Treasur-
er's office, dwl 1411 Washington
Osborne Richard, plumber Marten Prag, 125 Clay
Osbourne Samuel, official reporter Third District Court,

office 6 Court Block, 636 Clay, dwl 1018 Stockton
Osburn Kleber, apothecary H. P. Wakelee, 142 Mont
Oscar Charles, stevedore A. M. Simpson & Bro., dwl 531

East
Osceola Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.),

T. L. Bibbins secretary, office 419 Cal room 24
Oschatz Franz, liquor saloon, SE cor Miss and Nineteenth
Oschkinat August, cabinetm'aker Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf . Co. , dwl E s Sixth nr Bryant
Osell Erick, shoemaker, dwl 1409 Keamy
Oseman William, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.
Osenbrock Lemant, packer, dwl 122 Davis
Osengs Annie (widow), dwl 641 Minna
Oser Frank, fitter City Iron Works
Osgard Porter, dwl NW cor California and Webster
Osgood Andrew, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drunim
Osgood Archer, painter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 1130

McAllister
Osgood C. E., laborer Frear Stone Co.
Osgood Charles P., salesman Carolan, Corj', & Co., dwl

Cosmopolitan Hotel
Osgood Edward, carpenter, dwl 226 Sutter
Osgood Edwin J., laborer Frear Stone Co., dwl 548 How
Osgood George (Osgood d- Stetson), dwl 522 O'Farrell
Osgood Hiram P. , merchant, dwl 12 Clementina .

Osgood James, silverplater, dwl 606 Third
Osgood John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First i

Osgood Rufus W. (W. Warner Henry <t Co.), res San

Rafael
Osgood William H., merchant, office 214 California, dwl

Grand Hotel
OSGOOO A STETSOX (Oeorge Osgood and James B.

Stetson), stoves and tinware, tin can and box manuf s,

115 and 117 Front
Osmer Charles (Osmer <fc Co.), dwl NW cor First and Bran
Osmer E. C. Mrs., teacher Potrero School, dwl 43 South

OSMER <& €0. (Charles Osmer, John G. W. Schitte,

and Hermann H. W. Stroeqker), wines and liquors,

NW cor First and Bran, and'NE cor Fol and Steuart '
Osmers Hermann, clerk Henry Nemiaber, dwl SW cor

Beale and Folsom
Oso Silver Mining Co. (Storey County, Nev.), Justin P.

Moore secretarj', office 320 Sansom room 7
Ososke Isaac, market, 334 Fifth
Ossilini S., cook, dwl cor P*recita Av and Precita PI, Ber->

nal Heights
Osten Otto, shipcarjjenter, dwl 20 Commercial !

Oster Henry J. , porter M. Goodwin & Co., dwl NW cor

Union and Leavenworth '

Oster Peter H., drayman M. Goodwin & Co., dwl NW cor

Union and Leavenworth ^

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing God

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 703, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Oster Rothschild, drajman Peter H. Oster, dwl NW cor
Union and Leavenwortli

Osterlee Kroderick, machinist Pacific Rnllinff Mills

Ost«rK)h Adolph, waU;hes and jewelry, ;U4 Fourth

•tiTERLOH HKMtV, salt dvuler, ctininiission mer-
chant, a^'fiit Kilcn Laniiini; and I" nion t'ity steamers,
and Frederick Seidel's so(ip, office 37 Commercial, dwl
34 Perry

Osterloh Philip, cigamiaker, dwl ai.") Ritch

Osterman Heniais, seaman, dwl I'il .lackson

Ostermann Louis, confectioner, dwl 13 Pearl

Osterraan W., carjwnter, dwl 10 Washington

Ostermiller Charles, cook, dwl 917 Pacific

Ostheimer John, laborer, dwl 11 Hinckley

Ostrander Cornelius, machinist Tail k Hainque, dwl 224
Mission

Ostrander Peter, engineer Francis .J. Oi-acier, dwl 226 Miss

Ostrander Stephen, salesman Henry D. Raphael, dwl 212
Second

Osuna l>ora Miss, tailoress Benita Erquiaga, dwl 507
Green

Oswald Adam, butcher, dwl W s Ninth Av nr M, South
S. F.

Oswald Charles, porter Pacific Club

Oswald George, eniLfincer, dwl E 8 [Mission nr Twenty-
sixth, Bernal Heights

Oswald Henry W., expressman, SE cor Montgomery and
Pine, dwi S s Filbert bet Lagiina and Buchanan

Oswald John, bootmaker Charles Maier, dwl 19 Hinckley

Oswald John, foreman Pacific Brass Foundry, dwl 745 Te-
hama

Oswald Josepl), machinist William Harris, dwl Philadel-
phia House

Oswald Oscar, mariner, dw) 31 Pacific

OsATild Thomas, butcher, dw' Ninth Av nr M, South S. F.

0SM'E4;0 ^T.4K<'H <'0., George F. Bragg & Co.
ajrents, office 110 Front

Otersen Herman {Scitz .t O.), dwl 40^ Gearj'

Otey W. N. Mercer, bookkeeper William T, Coleman &
Co., dwl 106 Post

Otheo Juan, ciialpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador

Otis Edward, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 617 Bryant

Otis Frank, clerk E. B. & J. W. Mastick, dwl 2121 Larkin

Otis Panielia Mrs,, dwl ISO Tj'ler

Otis Stephen {Otin ,t Co.), dwl 2121 Larkin

Otis & Co. (Stephen Otis a)ui T. jR. Morgan), stock-
brokers, 306 Montgomery

Ott Charles, dwl 1010 Stockton

Ott Fredoline, watchmaker John Heizman, dwl 22Rausch

Ott John W., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl 15
Glover

Ott Joseph, watchman Cal. Cracker Co. , dwl 14 Prospect PI

Ott Nicholas, carbuilder Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 47J
Ritch

Ott Richard (Ott <f- Elbe), dwl 1216 Market

OTT A ELBE (Richard Ott and C. B. Elbe), booksel-
lers and stationers, 1216 Market

Otten Claus, groceries and liquors, 1401 Stockton, dwl
708 Vallejo

Otten George, clerk Fowler & Brandt, dwl NE cor Pacific
and Kearny

Otten Peter (Beckman Sc 0.), dwl SE cor Vallejo and Dup

Ottenberg- Jonas, hairdresser Julius Streib & Brother, dwl
323 O'Fan-ell

Ottendorf Julian, sawyer, dwl 178 Clara

Ottenguttus Henrj', drayman Jacob B. Shroyier, dwl 316
Eleventh

Ottenheimer Isaac, butcher, 530 Eddy

Ottenheimer William, dwl 637 Ellis

Ottenwalter Mathias, bootblack John Lebritter, dwl 6
Varenne

Ottermann Gustav, barber, dwl 3 Dupont

Ottis George, lather, dwl 533 Commercial

Otto Albert, seaman schr Hera, Folsom St. Wharf

Otto Antone F., salesman Charles Otto, dwl T13 Sutter

Otto August, tailor, d«i 4 Hardie PI

Otto Carl, vami.sher G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 10 Freelon

OTTO CHAKLES manufacturer and importer hard-
ware and electrical bells, and locksmith, 312 Bush,
dwl 713 Sutter

Otto Emil, dwl 256 Tehama

Otto Frederick Mrs. (widow), nurse, dwl 101 Harriet

Otto Herman,, bootmaker Charles Dietle, dwl 735 Green

Otto John W., cabinetmaker, dwl 20^ Garden

Otto Louisa (widow), dwl 724 McAllister

Otto P., mason, dwl 14 Turk

Otto Pauline (widow), dwl 420 O'Farrell

Otto Peter, laborer Lyon Brewery, dwl 420 Chestnut

Otto Richard, operator John D. Godeus, dwl 10 Sherman

Otto Richard T., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 1208
Pacific

Ot^ Simon, machinist, dwl 618 Fourth

Oudkerk Henry, tailor, 013 California, dwl 1313 Sac

Oughin Michael, blacksmith, dwl 033 Stevenson

Oulif Alexis, $ale8nian Fabian Toplltz, dwl 614 Sutter

Oulton , mining%tocks, dwl 21!» Mason

Oulton C. M., cari>enter, dwl 529 Valencia

Oulton George (Pacific DUtUling and liefining Co.), dwl
320 Seventeenth

Ouslev Louisa (widow), housekeeper Henry P.Wakelee
314 Ellis

Outcalt Peter, insurance, dwl 123 Turk

Outsen Hans, miller Eisen Bros. , 16 Stevenson

Ovendal Henry, captain schr Margarita, La Rue's Wharf

Over Andrew^ R., clerk Edgar J. Bowen, dwl 713 Howard

Overall .lacob, laborer Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory,
dwl 99 Gilbert, rear

Overend John A. T., power-press printer, 510 Commer-
cial, dwl 8 Calhoun

Overend Joseph A., wiredrawer Pacific Wire Manuf. Co.,
dwl 232 Jessie

Overend Robert M., printer John A. T. Overend, dwl 8
Calhoun

Overholser Albert J. (Albert J. and William R. Ocerhol-
ser), dwl NE cor Stockton and Francisco

Overholser Albert J. & William R,, market, ;NE cor
Stockton and Francisco

Overholser William R. (Albert J. and William R. Over-
holner), dwl NE cor Stockton and Francisco

Overholtzer Richard, cigarettemaker B. Rosenthal, dwl
424 Ellis ,

Overland Freight and Transfer Express, William J. Her-
ring proprietor, office 214 Montgomery

OVERL.i.\l> HOrsE. J. E. Slinkev proptr, 531 Sac

OVEKLAXU >r AREllOl SE. T.W. Floyd & Co. pro-
prietors, S s Townsend bet Second and Third

Overly , mechanic, dwl 12 Harriet

Overman No. 2 Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Da-
vid Wilder secretarj', office 328 M(jntgomery room 22

OVERMAX FILTER DIIM.N'U CO. (Gold HiU, Nev.),
George D. Edwards secretary, office 414 California

Overman Frank, miner, dwl Sacramento Hot«l /

Ovennohle Bernard, clerk Henry Overmohle, dW^Moss

Overmohle Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard
and Moss, dwl 6 Moss

Overstreet William F., compositor Evening Bulletin and
baker>', 134 FUth

Overton Elias P. , carpenter, dwl 8 Virginia

Overton H. , painter, dwl 22 Turk

Overton Isaac, dwl 710 Bush

Overton John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 804 Third

Oviedo Vincent*, real estate, dwl 942 Folsom

Owen Alfred S., harnessmaker William F. Dorrance, dwl
45 Stanly PI

Owen Annie E. (widow), furnished rooms, 411 Ellis

Owen Charles E., salesman Sherman & Hyde, dwl 1616
Polk

Owen E. D., macbinehand Wells, Russell &Co., dwl 2521
Sutter

Owen Elizabeth H. (widow), boarding, SW cor Octavia
and Union

Owen Frank, printer, dwl 45 Stanly PI

Owen Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 530 Third

Owen Hugh James, clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 632 Post

Owen James H., dwl 1616 Polk

Owen L., miner, dwl Racine House, 102? Kearny

Owen Nehemiah J., clerk John B. Owens, res Oakland

Owqji 0. Darwin, collector Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl 615
Slontgomerj'

Owen Patrick, coachman Charles Miller, dwl 1011 Sutter

Owen Thomas, dwl 624 Fourth

Owen Wilson J., capitali t, dwl 418 Jones

Owens Miss, dwl 822 Folsom

Owens Abraham, fruit dealer, dwl 522 Dupont

Owens Albert R,, clerk John B. Owens, dwl NE cor Ellis
and Fillmore

Owens Augustus, clerk E. Cahill & Co., dwl 418 Post

Owens Benjamin W. (Owens, Moore if- Co.), dwl 113 Mason

Owens Caroline Mrs., dwl 937 Howard

Owens Charles, teamster Henrj' Kissane, Ker 10 Steuart

Owens D. , laborer, dwl 869 Mission

Ownes Daniel, baker Patrick F. McGrath, dwl 400 Fol

Owens Eliza Miss, dwl 6 Morse

Owens Elizabeth (widow), dwl 516 Eddy

Owens Frank J., carpenter, dwl 11 Lafayette

Owens Gold and Silver Mining Co. (San Diego Co., CaJ.),
Frank Swift secretary, office 418 California room 4

Owens Henry, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell

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JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, "Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant

Owens H. J., clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl «32 Post
Owens J. A., laborer Wells, Russell & Co., dwl 540 Miss
Owens James, finisher Buckinjjrham & Hecht, NW ^or

Gouafh and Haight
Owens James, painter, dwl 788 Folsoni
Owens James E., clerk Albert Dibblee, dwl 413 Post
Owens Jennie Miss, milliner, dwl Kf.isl Keaniy
Owens John, dwl 1055 Mission
Owens John, carrier Alta California
Owens John, clerk, dwl W s Hollis bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Owens John, laborer, dwl 12 Welsh
Owens John, liquor saloon, 537 Pacific, dwl 20 Scott PI
OWEXS JOIl.X B., a-jent Pacific and Sacramento Pot-
teries (Sacramento), office aiid depot 30 California,

dwl 1810 Fillmore
Owens John E., pressman Winterbum & Co., dwl 10

Rausch
Owens J. W., dwl 636 Commercial
Owens Julia (widow), dwl 1033i Kearny
Owens Michael, clerk Oregon Lodging House, 641 Com
0">VE.\S, MOOKE A CO. (.Benjamin W. Owem, Ed-
ward Moure, and James S. Peck), agents wool-

grrowers, and commission merchants, 220 Clay
Owens Nellie M. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, dwl

1810 Fillmore
Owens Owen R. , stonecutter, dwl 408 Broadway
Owens Owens, shipcarjjenter, dwl Berrj' bet Fourth and

Fifth
Owens P., dwl 131 Turk
Owens Patrick, laborer Cal. Grain Warehouse, dwl9jFred-

eriek
Owens Patrick, nursel^'man Goldeji Gate Park
Owens Patrick, shoemaker, cor Front and Oregon, dwl

114 Oregon
Owens Patrick, teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl 43 Julia
Owens Peter, cartman, dwl 416^ Austin
Owens Peter A. (Chamberiin <i- 0.), res Fairfax, Marin

Co.
Owens Richard, driver City R. R., dwl 227 Fifteenth
Owens T. C, laborer Central Pac. R. R.
Owens Thomas, assistant light-housekeeper Point Bonita
Owens Thomas, carpenter, dwl NW cor Devisadero and

O-BHrell
Owen Jponias, hostler Potrero and Bay View R. R.
Owens "Thomas B., hamessmaker, dwl 321 Pacific
Owens Thomas E., plumber Louis Hufschmidt & Bro.,

dwl 1023 Kearny
Owens Thomas J. , expressman, cor California and Drumm,

dwl N s Ellis bet Webster and Fillmore
Owens Thomas J., mining secretary, office 215 Sansom

room 11, dwl 920 Ellis
Owens William, dwl 408 Broadway
Owenson Henrj- C, seaman, dwl 12 Stanford
Owenson John, seaman, dwl 12 Stanford
Oy Wo Tong & Co. (Chinese), druggist, 708 Jackson
Oyson C. J., dwl 624 Fourth
Oxberry John, shoemaker, dwl 140 Minna
Oxindine William, dwl 405 Third

Oxley Arthur W., bookkeeper Ellis Read, dwl 136 Lomb
Ozanne Arthur C, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl 27

Gilbert
Ozout Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 616 Post

IP.

Paarsh Henrj', tanner Funcke & Co., dwl Harmonie

Hotel
Pablovich Nicholas, laborer, dwl 1429 Dupont
Pac Ella P. Mrs. , vegetables and groceries, 1229 Dupont,

dwl 30 Hinckley
Pac John J., barkeeper J. P. Recaud, dwl 30 Hinckley
Pace Charles, chronometer and watchmaker, 418 Battery,

dwl 1018 Jackson
Pace John, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Pace Joseph (Pace ct Bougon), dwl 8 St. Mary
Pace William, driver Hayes & O'Neil's Transfer Co., dwl

623 Davis
Pace & Boisson (Joneph Pace and Francis Boisson),

game, 9 Clay St. Market
Pacey Adam, confectioner, 260 Eighth
Pacheco Coal Mining Co., J. F. Atwill secretary, oflSce

240 Montgomery
Pacheco Edwijes, dressmaker, dwl 1211 Powell
Pacheco H. Mrs., dwl 720 Vallejo
Pacheco Pauline (widow), dwl 577 Bryant
PACIFIC "WEEKLY, Christian A. Klose publisher,

office 508 Clay

Pacific Anatomical Museum, Louis J. Jordan proprietor,

Hardie PI nr Kearny
P.iCIFIC APPEAL (weekly), Peter Anderson editor

and proprietor, office 511 Sansom
PACIFIC BA« FA<'TOKY, E. Detrick & Co. pro-

l)rietors, 123 Clav and 1*0 Commercial
PA<'iriC B.4.\K, Peter H. Burnett president, Edwin

D. Morgan cashier, NW cor Pine and Sansom
PACIFI4' B.IXK BIILDIXO, NW cor Pine and

Sansom
PACIFIC BARREL AND KEG FACTORY, S s

Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth, Flint, Peabody &

Co. agents, office 408 California
Pacific Boiler Works, Risdon & Tower managers, 118 and

120 Fremont
PACIFIC BOR.4\ CO., Emile Gausail secretary,

office 621 Sansom, William T. Coleman & Co. agents,

office SW cor Front and California
Pacific Box .Factory, Racouillat & Gillmore proprietors,

manufacturers tule bottle-covers and fancy boxes,

481 and 4S3 Brannan
Pacific Brass Foundrj- and Lock Factory, William D.

Clark proprietor, 20 Fremont
PACIFIC BREMERY, F. Fortmann & Co. proptrs,

267-271 Tehama
Pacific Bridge Co., works Berry bet Fourth and Fifth,

office 606 Montgomery
Pacific Broom Factory, James H. Cummings proprietor,

111 and 113 Davis
Pacific Buildi7ig and Loan Society, E. Lev"}' secretary, of-
fice 714 Larkin
Pacific Business College, M. K. Laudeu president, M. K.

Lauden, T. A. Robinson and W. E. Chamberlain Jr.

proprietors, 320 Post
PACIFIC CE.MEXT CO., P. Martin president, office

502 Kearny
PACIFIC CIIAIX IVORKS, James E. Gordon proptr,

cor Iowa and Yuba, Potrero, office 417 Market
PACIFIC CIII;RCH3IA.V, Cubery & Co. publishers,

office 414 Market
Pacific Cleansing Works, Oakland Point, office 46 Geary
PACIFIC CLIiB, rooms 530 California
Pacific Company (Chinese), cigar factory, 537 Commercial
PACIFIC CO.IST ALMAXAC, Henry G. Langley pub-
lisher, office 612 Clay
PACIFM' COAST BISIXESS DIRECTORY, (tri-

ennially), Henn' G. Langley publisher, office 612 Clay
Pacific Coast Wrecking Co., G. G. W^. Morgan secretary,

office 416 Clay
PACIFIC jCO.^IMERCIAL CO^ James McKinley

president, dealers wood and coal, 22 and 24 Sacra-
mento, 328 and 334 Geary, 1212 Polk, and La Rue's

Wharf, foot Market
PACIFIC CO\«RESS SPRIKGS DEPOT, Henry.A.

Benjamin & Co. jjroprietors, 162 New Montgomery

cor Howard
PACIFIC CORDAGE CO., Eben S. Noyes secretary,

E. K. Howes & Co. agents, office 118-122 Front
PACIFIC DISTILLIXO A>D REFIMXG CO,

(Henry Voornmn, Geo. Oidton, and Louis Schvltz),
works SW cor Chestnut and Pierce, office and sales-
room 411 Washington

PACIFIC DRED(iI.\'G CO., B. B. Minor secretary,
office 309 Montgomery room 49

PACIFIC ELECTRO • DEPO.SITIXe WORKS,
Electrical Construction and Maintenance Co., pro-
prietors, 134 Sutter

Pacific Exchange, McPherson & Peterson proprietors, 26
Steuart

PACIFIC FILE WORKS, John Parkin proprietor,
53 36^.1 6

PACIFIC FLOI'R MILLS, John Zeile, proprietor, 5061
and 508 Pacific

PACIFIC FREE WAREHOISE. J. F. Haycock Jt
Co. proptrs, NW cor Broadway and Front

P.iCIFIC FRIIT 3IARKET^32 and 534 Clay

Pacific Furniture Manufacturing Co., NW cor Fourth and
Bryant

PACIFIC GLASS WORKS, C. Newman & Co. pro-
prietors, NE cor Mariposa and Iowa, office King nr
Fourth

Pacific Glove Works, Shoenberg, Hesthal & Co. proptrs,
611 Market

Pacific Glue Manufacturing Co., cor Oougband Lombard,
office and salesroom 406 Market

Pacific Gold and Silver Plating Works, William E. Shep-
man proptr, 518 Market

Pacific Granite Co. (Charles A. Brigham and Elisha
Hawcs), yard N s King bet Second and Third

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Hhenmatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Ca fj^

I p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

PACIFIC «RO«'ER TUB (weekly), Grocer Publish-
in;; Co. publishers, 400 Washington
PA«-IFI<" HALL, C'lilifornia Theater Building, N s

Hush bet Kcarnv anil l>u|>nnt
rA4IFiC IIKItRKM Olti>IIA\ ASYLI'M AND

liOMI-:. 1517 and 1519 M;ison
Pacific Iliitoi, Henry .Iohnsi>n & t'o. proptrs. Hand 13Pac
PA«IFI<' ICE CO., 1>. E. Martin suijerintendent, office

VIS Hatter\'
PACII'K' IXK WAXifFACTOnY, J. J. Knowlton

l)ri>ptr, '2'22-'2'2(i Mrannan
PACII'K' l\SIKA>'<'i: A<iK\CY, Jonathan Hunt &

Sun inana|,'ers, utlice 31 S California
PA<'IFH" liCOX M'OKKS, Guddard & Co. proptrs,

127-l;i5 First
Pacific Jcwelrj" Co., Elias Nathan & Moses Samuel propri-
etors, 8 I5attery
Paciflc Ji)ckev Club, rooms Lick House Alley
PA<'IFI4' .11 TK MAM FAI'TCKIX; CO., Leopold

Cahn nianafrer, (works (»akhuul), office 115 Battery
PA<-Il 14' LAMP A\l» KKFLM'TOIt FACTORY,

Kniil Boesch proptr, 5()'J Mission
Pacific Laundry, Arniand Rebut proptr, NW cor Green-
wich and Gough
PA4'IFIC LAW RKPORTFR (daily and weekly),

J(vhii P. Bos^anlus projitr, office .532 Merchant
PA4'IFM' LIBERAL, A. T. Boyer ediU)r and proprie-
tor, office 532 Clay
Pacific Livery Stable, Georjre S. Banks proptr, 709 Jones
Pacific Lodg'injrs, Ralston & Cottrell proptrs, 209 Leid
i>A4'IFIC LOOKI!V4i 4;LASS A\D PICTURE

FRAME .'♦IAXIF.tCT4»RY, McEachren & Par-
kinson proptrs, 437 Braiinan
rA4IFH' .MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., A. P. Bacon

i;ener.il a^fciit, office Wharf foot First cor Brannan
l>A4IFI4 MEI»I4 AL AM»SIR4;iCAL .IOl!R.\AL

(monthly), Drs. Henry Gibbons and Henry Gibbons

.Ir. editors, office 2(! Montjjomerv
IM4'IFIC .METHOniST (weekly), Wick B. Parsons

editor, office 409 Washington
l>A4'IFIC MILL A\D MI\L\4i CO,, James H. Ga-

;,'er secretarj', office Ne\ada Block, 309 Mont room 6
I'iiiific Mineral Land Office, 0. H. McKee manager, office

03 Merchants' Exchange
I'luific Mining' Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Joseph W. Clark sec-

retar\-, office 418 California
PA4 IFI4' MIITI AL LIFE IN^iUR.ANCE CO. OF

4'.ILIF4»R\IA (San Francisco Agency), Jeffries &

Crawford agents, office 215 Sansom
I'acific N'ews Co., John H. Still manager, ofl^ie 423 Wash
IM4 1114 \EWSPAPER PI RLISHIXG CO., Car

los White proprietor, office 532 Claj-
P;u-ific Nurser}', SW cor Baker and Lombard
Pacific Oakum Factory, S. F. Weeks & Co. proprietors,

NW cor Eighteenth and Harrison
IMCIM4' OIL AXD KEUOSEXE WORKS, Allyne

i^ \Miite proprietors, office 112 Front
FA4'IFIC OIL AXI» LEAW W4»RKS, John Bensley

president, S. I. C. Swezey secretary, works N s King

bet Second and Third, office 3 Front
Pacific Paper Mills, John Tj'ler Jr. agent, office 331 Mont-
gomery room 15
Pacific Peat Coal Coi, John S. Stacy secretary, office 401

(.'alifornia room 8
rvilFIC PXEIMATIC «AS CO., Ira P. Rankin

jiresident, office 127 First
PA4'IFIC POTTERY (Sacramento), John B. Owens

agent, office and depot 30 California
I'acific Powder Co., James P. Pierce president, office 315

Ca'lfornia room 8
I':\cific Proprietarj' Medicine Co., Tjler Beach president.

Carmine W. Beach business manager, 410 Fourth
Pacific Quicksilver Mining Co., R. E. Brewster secretary,

office 312 Montgomery
rA4'IFIC R.AILROAJ* HOUSE, Hachmeier & Oettl

]iroprietors, 446 BrAinan
Puific Real Estate and Mining Btireau, Seixas Solomon

presilent, Wm. Darrow secretary, office 318 Cal
rA4'IFIC RECLAM.ATIOX CO. (Sonoma Meadows,

Sonoma Co.), Gleo. S. Ladd president, office 134 Sutter
Pacific Reduction Works, Moritz Mendheim secretary,

office 210 Front
PACIFIC REFIXERY AXD BFLLIOX EX-

4'IIAX4iiE, refinerj- NW cor Brannan and Seventh,

office 416 Montgomery
PA4'IFiC ROLLIXI,: 'mill C4»., William Alvord

president, S. L C. Swezey secretary, L. B. Benchley

vice-president and manager, works Potrero Point,

office 3 Front

PACIFIC RUBBER PAIXT CO., Jesse Healy & Co.
proprietors, office and factory 207 Sacniniento"

PA4'IFI4' RURAL PItESS" (agricultural weekly),
Dewey it Co. jjublishers and proprietors, office 224
Sansoin, editorial rooms 414 Clay

Pacific Safe Co., Joseph Stevens manager, 317 Battery

PA4'IFI4- SAW MAXUFA4'TURIX« 4'0., (Charles
J'. ^/ii'jfii'M, y. W. Spanhlinf!, and James Patter-
son), manufacturers saws, planing knives, reaper and
mower sections, etc., 17 and 10 P'remoiit

Pacific Screw, Nut, and Bolt Works, J. Dumm & Co.
proprietors, 116 Beale, rear

Paciflc Soda Co. , Aaron Doud agent, office 109 California
room 12

PA4'IFI«'. 8TOCK EXCIIAX4;E, Elias J. Baldwin
liresident, Andrew J. Moulder secretary, 318 Mont

Pacific Straw WorksiEbenezer li. Iluidcy andGeorrje A.
Dean), manufactm-ers straw goods, and hat and bon-
net-bleachers, 335 Bush

PA4'II' 14' ST. WHARF, foot Pacific

Pacific Submarine and Earthquake Wall Co., office 319
Kearny

Pacific Tanneiy (Stockton), Kullman, Wagner & Co. pro-
prietors, office 45 Clay

PACIFK' TR.IXSFER CO., Evan J. Coleman presi-
dent, J. Henly Smith vice-president, office 110 Sutter

Pacific Tyiie Foundry, N. C. Hawks, manager, office
532 Clay

Pacific United Workingmen's Furniture Manuf. Co., Ns
Brannan bet Sixth and Seventh

Pacific Varnish AVorks. D. E. & L. Speyer, proptrs, SE
cor Taylor and Water, office 10 Battery

Pacific Vinegar Works, Pohley & Koster, proptrs, works
S s Fulton bet Gough and Octavia, office 323 Front
room 2

PACIFM' W.AREHOirSE. J. F. Haycock & Co. proptr.
NE cor Broadway and Battery

PACIFIC W IXE AXI> LIOIOR HERALI> (weekly),
John H. Carmanv & Co. jjubli.shers, 400 Washington

PACIFIC WIRE MAXUFAI'TI RIX4i CO.^ Joshua
Gray superintendent, 437 Brannan

PACIFIC WOOD EX4;RAYIX<i CO., Thomas J.
Pettit supt, 528 California -^

Pacific Wood Depot, T. Bailey & Co. proptrs.i^E cor
FMfth and King

Pacific Wool Scouring Co., SW cor Folsom and Eigh-
teenth

Pack Ludwg, Tailor's Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton

Packard A., waiter New York Bakery, dwl 1306i Stockton

Packard C. L., chief steward Pacific Mail S. S. Colima

Packard C. R., physician, dwl 926 Market

Packard Cyrus, carpenter, dwl cor Chapultepec and Coso
Av, Bernal Heights

Packard F., painter, dwl 33 Eddy

Packard Frank, waiter New York Bakery, dwl 1306J
Stockton

Packard Frank, whitener J. C. Sellers, dwl 12 Vincent

Packard George, cook New York Bakery, dwl 1306J
Stockton

Packard Harriet N. Mrs., dwl 131 Tliird

Packard James B., driver Minor & Walsh, dwl 152 Silver

Packer E. M. Jr. Mrs., furnished rooms, 229 Kearny

Packer James, driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn, dwl
1710 Mason

Packer John, laborer Pacific Glue Manuf. Co., dwl 1918
Pacific Av

Packham Robert, foreman Union Iron W^orks, dwl 6 Na-
toma

Packscher Adolph (of Pincus <fc •Packsicher, Stcilacoom,
W. T.), office 421 Sacramento, dwl 2521 Sacramento

Paekscher Joseph, stoves and tinware, 119 Sixth

Paddock Abraham, news agent, dwl 711 O'Farrell

Paddock Nathan C, merchant, dwl 40 South Park

Paddock W.W., can-iagemaker, dwl 235 O'Farrell

Paddon Abel, brewer Merrifield & Rosener, dwl 353 Elev-
enth

Paddon William, brewer Merrifield & Rosener, dwl 1234
Folsom

Padeck J., dwl 536 Sacramento

Padelford G. F., miningbroker, office 402 Montgomery
room 0, dwl 48 Oak

Paderis Maihel, cook schr George Woods, dwl 402 Steuart

P.4i»EY M.4RTIX, president North Beach Cement
Pipe Co., factory cor Francisco and Taylor, and
agent Pacific Cement Co., office 502 Kearny, dwl 633
Union

Padilla Felipo, dwl 11 Pinckney PI

Padisto S., deckhand stm Vaquero, Green St. Wharf

STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Qrocers, and General Dealers-

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

Padovani Franois, professor violin, dwl 812 Stockton
Padrery Fitz, carpenter, dwl 1225 Market
Pafjanetti Silvestro, Swiss Beiiev. Soc, C27 Commercial
Pagano John Baptiste, niarblesawyer Musto Bros., dwl

312 Broadway

Page , liverj- stable, dwl 165 Silver

Page Mrs., dwl Terminal Hotel

Page A. B., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s 'Wharf

Page Arthur, clerk George T. Marje & Son, dwl 1000 Van

Ness Av
Page Arthur, real-estate broker, dwl 331 Sixth
Page B. Frank (Pwj<- A: H ebber), dwl 513 Ellis
Page Carter B., bookkeeper George T. Knox, dwl 730

Post
Page Charles, dwl 8 Virginia
PAGE CHARLES, attorney at law, office 18 U. S.

Court Building, dwl 1000 Van Ness Av
Page Charles, calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl

27 Sumner
Page C. W., agent, dwl Russ House
Page David S., shaper Pioneer Furniture Co., dwl 68

Silver
Page Edward, waiter City Restaurant, dwl 151 Natoma
Page Edward, woodturner, dwl 68 Silver
Page Frances J., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's Office,

res Oakland
Page Frederick C, barkeeper William J. Cady, dwl 4

Harriet
Page General Mrs. (widow), dwl 127 Kearny
Page George, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 14 Park

Av
Page George D., cabinetmaker G.^Ueflfinger & Co., dwl

14 Park Av
Page Gustave L. (Wester/eld cfc P.), dwl 813i Folsom
Page Henrj- {Henry Page <t- Co.), dwl 1000 Van Ness Av
Page Henrv, painter, dwl 424 Powell
PAGE HEXRY «t CO. (Wilfred Page), commission

merchants and agents South American S. S. Co., 302

Davis
Page Henrj' C, teamster John R. Middlesworth, dwl E s

Gi-and Av bet Ninth and Tenth
Page Hiram, laborer, dwl SW cor Brannan PI and Bran
Page J., carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co., res Oakland
Page J^lAes, sailmaker, dwl 5 Washington
Page Jaines D. Jr., clerk C. Temple Emmet, dwl 13 Met-
calfe PI
Page James H. (Hale, P. (t- Wilson), res Oakland
Page J. E., carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co., res Oakland
Page John, bagsewer Ne\-ille & Co., dwl 105 East
Page John, sa\\yer, dwl 68 Silver
Page John M., stevedore, dwl 8 Mason
Page Joseph, clerk, dwl S s Twenty-seventh opp Colum-
bia, Bemal Heights
Page Joseph, hairdresser Adam Erbe, dwl 1513 Stockton
Page Joseph, pumpmaker, dwl 68 Silver
Page Kate Miss, dwl 315 Tyler
Page Louisa M. Mrs., dwl 606 Fourth
Page Lucy B. Miss, dwl NE cor Second and Folsom
Page M. B., streetsprinkler, dwl 22 Annie
Page Peter, shipcarpenter, dwl 27 Sumner
Page R., clerk, dwl 329 O'Farrell
Page Robert C. , stockbroker, dwl 730 Post
Page Robert J., cabinetmaker, 8 Taylor
Page Rufus B., dwl 719 Market
Page Sarah (widow), dwl 27 LevWs PI
Page Walker M., special policeman, dwl 31 Eddy
PageW. H., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 246

Fourth
Page Wilfred (Henry Page tt Co.), dwl 1000 Van Ness Av
Page William, clerk Frank F. Taylor, dwl 532 Ellis
Page William, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 22 Dupont
Page William H., expressman, 420 Sansom
Page William M., local policeman, dwl 959 Market
Page William M., vamisher Weir & Co., dwl 14 Park Av
Page & Webber (B. Frank Page and George E. Webber),

lumber, doors, windows, and blinds, NE cor Mission

and Spear
Page it Panaca Silver Mining Co. (Pioche, Nev.), W. H.

Coghill secretarj', office 418 California
Page. See Paige
PAOES JIFLES F., seal engraver, 648 Sacramento, dwl

1316 O'Farrell
Paget George W. , canvasser, dwl 2135 Mission
Paget Howard, driver Jacob Fleischman, dwl 2135 Miss
Paget Tliomas, carpenter, dwl 2117 Market
Pagini Lazarus, vegetable dealer, dwl 7 Washoe Pi
Paginia Antone, laborer, dwl 1.317 Sansom*
Paguezarray Martin, dwl 10 Gardner
Pahfel Edward, carpenter, dwl 1524 Powell

Pahl Richard, boots and shoes, 77 Fourth

Pahl Richard H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Geary and
Dupont

Pahrenfuss Henrj-, carpenter, dwl 505 Filbert, rear

Pahrenfuss Taylor, roofer, dwl 505 Filbert, rear

Paige Calvin, real estate, office and dwl 116 Leidesdorff

Paige Charles, market, 1713 Jones

Paige Timothy, agriculturist, office 116 Leidesdorfl, dwl
1124 McAllister

Paille Jlarcellin L., butcher Frederick Seibel, dwl 1526
Dupont

Paine Abbott L., steward, dwl 117 Drumm

Paine Charles A., printer, dwl 220 Third

Paine Cornelius, clerk, dwl 23 Stockton

Paine Frank, bookkeeper, dwl 75 Clementina

Paine Frederick A., watchman California Market, dwl 100
Sixth

Paine John W., cook, dwl Homestead, Pcnnt Lobos Av

Paine Samuel, dwl 315 Jessie ;

Paine Thomas, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin

Paine. See Pavne

Painter Albert, dwl 831 Jackson

Painter Emlen (Painter d: Calvert), dwl 1414 Clay

Painter George Y., cook McDermott & Caffrey, dwl 1326
Stockton

Painter J. A., clerk C. V. Gillespie, dwl 615 Nineteenth

Painter Jerome B. (Painter <i: Co.), dwl 831 Jackson

Painter John, clerk, dwl 1010 Montgomery

Painter S., carpenter, dwl 122 Eddy

Painter Theodore P. (Painter d- Co.), res Alameda

Painter Thomas, laborer, dwl 920 Montgomery

Painter & Co. (J. B. and T. P. Painter), typefounders,
electrotypers, and printers' furnishing warehouse,
510 and 512 Clav

PAINTER A- CALVERT (Emlen Painter Ji- John Cal-
vert), druggists, dealers trusses, and manufacturing
chemists, SE cor Clay and Keaniy, and NAY cor
Fourth and Howard

Pajeken Edward (HeUmann Bros. <t Co.), dwl 117 Stock-
ton

Palace Amphitheater, SW cor New Mont and Mission

PALACE HOTEL, Warren Leland lessee. Market, New
Montgomery, Jessie, and Annie

Palace Opera House, John H. Wood lessee and manager,
SW cor Mission and New Montgomery

Palace Stables, Patrick & Co. proptrs, 615 and 617 How

Palache Edmund, bookkee)jer Jones & Co., dwl Lundy
Lane nr Virginia Av, Bemal Heights

Palache Gilbert (H. M. yeichall d- Co.), dwl 321 Fremont

Palache James (Kittle <fc Co.), dwl 1 Second Av nr Fif-
teenth

Palache Robert K., clerk Yates & Co., dwl 1 Second Av
nr Fifteenth

Paladina Francisco, manuf statuarj', 1234 Dupont, rear

Paladini A. , fish, 33 and 35 San Francisco Market, dwl
600 Broadway

Paladini Liverge, clerk A. Paladini, dwl cor Washington
and Drumm

Palassou John, milkman Palassou & Anglade, dwl NW
Cur Fillmore and Francisco

Palassou Peter (Palassou it Anglade), dwl NW cor Fill-
more and Francisco

Palassou & Anglade (Peter Palassmi and John Anglade),
milkranch, HW cor Fillmore and Francisco

Palecki Joseph, cooper, dwl 1176 Harrison

Paler C. (widow), dwl 13 Morey Alley

Palfey Paul, machinist, dwl Union Hotel

Palgreen C, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Palin Charles, coachman, dwl SE cor Hoff Av and Six-
teenth

Palin Julian, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s Ala-
bama bet Twenty-first and Twenty -second

Palinski Henrj', vegetable dealer, dwl 10 Jasper PI

Pallas James, expressnfan, dwl 227 Main

Fallen Stephen W., clerk, dwl 704 Larkin

Palleng John, cabinetmaker Theisfen, Weinoehl & Co., dwl
870 Folsom

Pallier John G., cook, dwl 20 Lewis PI

Rallies Alexander, produce commission, 318 Davis, res
Oakland

Palhneyer Herman, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay

Pallut Charles, cabinetmaker Moller Brotbers, dwl 35
Everett

Palm Consolidated Mining Co., W. A. Knapp secretary,
office 22 Nevada Block

PALM ED>y.4RD, liquor saloon,- SE cor Pine and
Kearny, dwl 261 Stevenson

Palm Richard, waiter Concordia Club, dwl 1 Cedar Av

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Markel

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Palm Rudolph, boxmaker A. H. Lochbauiu, dwl 201 Ste-
venson

Palmer A. L., carpenter Cal. Planinjr Mills

Palmer Albert O., foreman Buckirig-hani & Hecht, N\V cor
Clouirli and Haiirht

PALMKK KUOTUKKS (Thomai F. and Charles M.),
drv t,'o»<ls, hosiery, and clothiii),', 720-784 Market

Palmer t'arrie M., Uwi 220 OFarrell

Palmer Cassius C. {Laiubcrt, P. .t- Co.), res Oakland

Palmer Charles, eaptain stm Express, Washington St.
Wharf

Palmer Charles, salesman Fletcher & Day, dwl 110 Fell

Palmer Charles, truckman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Po-
trero

Palmer Charles C. (Clarke <t- P.), dwl 34 Sutter

Palmer Charles H., cutter Palmer Brothers, dwl 420 O'-
Farrell

Palmer Charles H., salesman Fletcher & Dav, dwl 110
Fell

Palmer Charles X. (Palmar Brothers), dwl 420 O'Farrell

Palmer Clinton, purser, dwl 704 Howard

Palmer CyT\i:i(A)i;jell, P. ,{■ Co.), dwl 16 Uincon PI

Palmer Edward, carpenter Cal. Planingf Mills

Palmer Edward Field, mining, office 331 Montgomery
room 4, dwl 1254 California

Palmer Edward T., dwl 26 Pleasant

Palmer Edwin C, mailing derk Post-ofBce, dwl 1014 Wash

Palmer Edwin H., wood and coal dealer, dwl 2113 Webster

Palmer Esther, boarding, 730 and 732 Foiirth

Palmer Frank, carpenter, dwl N s Pine bet Devisadero
and Hroderick

Palmer Frank L., secretary San Joaquin and King's River
Canal and Irrigation Co., office 302 California room 4,
res Oakland

Palmer Geon_'e, bookkeeper Littlefield, Webb & Co., dwl
0')2 Harrison

Palmer George, carpenter, dwl S s Rutledge Av nr Co-
lumbia, Bernal Heights

Palmer George, laborer Patent Brick Co.

Palmer Georg^ shoemaker, dwl 310 Union

Palmer Gracie (widow), dwl 212 Post

Pahner Henrj', commission merchant, and agent Red
Mountain Vineyard, 302 Davis, dwl SW cor Shotwell
and Seventeenth

Palmer Henry S., farmer, dwl Park Hotel

E^Imer Jacob {Deinituj, P. & Co.), dwl 570 Folsom

Palmer James R., varnisher W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl
17 Fell

Palmer Jane B. (widow), dwl 26 Pleasant

Palmer J. Bruce, mining, office 331 Montgomery room 4,
dwl 1254 California

Palmer J. C, storekeeper Rincon Point Warehouse, dwl
203 Turk

Palmer Jesse, carpenter, dwl N s Lynch bet Jones and
Leavenworth

Palmer John, dwl 33 Hinckley

Palmer John, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific

Palmer John C, storekeeper, dwl 203 Turk

Palmer John H., teamster California Planing Mills, dwl
4 Rincon Court

Pahner Joseph D. {Palmer, Tripp & Theler), dwl 1026
Market

Palmer J. W., engineer, dwl 516 Pacific

PALMER, KXO\ «t CO. (»'ales L. Palmer, and Is-
rael L. Knox), proprietors Golden State Iron Works,
19-25 First

Palmer Lawrence W. (Dishop d- Co.), dwl 511 Webster

Palmer Leo, dwl 662 Harrison

Palmer Linwood, clerk Edwin P. Peckham, res Alameda

Palmer Lucy A. Mrs., dwl 308 Third

Palmer Peter, restaurant, 104 Sixth

Palmer Phoebe (widow), dwl 726 Bush

Palmer Samuel H., clerk Ten Cent Parcel DeUvery Co.,
dwl 26 Pleasant

Palmer S. L. Mrs., dwl 1130 McAllister

Palmer S. R., stockbroker, dwl Grand Hotel

Palmer Susan (widow), dwl 2113 Webster

Paln)er Sylvester A., clerk A. L. Lengfeld, dwl 56 Te-
hama

Palmer Thomas, longshoreman, dwl SE cor Pacific and
Front

Palmer Thomas F. (Palmer Brothers), dwl 220 O'Farrell

PALMER, TRIPP A THELER (Joseph D. Palmer,
Uiram L. Tripp, and William H. Theler), milli-
nery, ladies' and gents' furnishing goods, 1026 Market

Palmer Uriah C, telegraph operator Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Co., Palace Hotel, res Oakland

Palmer Wales L. (Palmer, Knox A- Co.), dwl 2 Essex PI

Palmer Warren S., dwl 26 Pleasant

Palmer W. H., salesman, dwl 19 Sixth

Palmer William, clerk John O. Hodge & Co., dwl 136
Thirteenth

Palmer William, seaman stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf

Palmer William C, waiter stm Ancon, Broadway St.
Wharf

Pahner William F., edge-tool manufacturer, N s Berry
bet Fourth and Fifth, dwl 730 Fourth

Palmer William F., seaman stm Santa Cruz, Broadway
St. Wharf

Palmer William H., varnisher W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl
107 Fell

Palmer W. J. T. (IT. J. T. Palmer <t- Co.), dwl 107 Fell

PAL.UER W. .1. T. A <'0. (Lmiis Focacci), office
and school-furniture manufacturers, 105 and 107 Mis-
sion, salesroom 323 California

Palmer W. J. T. & Co. (Joseph Kemp and Charles S.
Hoffmann), cabinetmakers, 105 and 107 Mission

Pahnieri Egisto, draftsman David Farquharson, dwl 533
Howard

Palmieri Louis, carver Lewis Ghilardi, dwl 533 Howard

Palmisano Andrew, dwl 12 Lafayette PI

Palmley Henry, miner, dwl 408 Broadway

Palomcra Gonzalo, printer Felipe Fien-o, dwl E s Kearny
bet Broadway and Vallejo

Palowski Buti, fisherman, dwl 405 East

Papke W. H. E., cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 5
Park Av

Palse James, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Paltenghi Andrea, marble works, 1029 Market

Palz Marie J. (widow), dwl 305 O'Farrell

Pamento Jos6, marinej, dwl 418 Drumm

Pami^erin T. G., painter, dwl 450 Minna

Pamplon Cliarles, barkeeper, dwl 1226 Folsom, rear

Pamtoja Pedro, bootblack George D. Held, dwl 10 Morev
Alley

Panaeratv Daniel, machinist, dwl 214 Broadway

PANAMA LI.XE STEAMEK.S, Pac. Mail's. S. Co.
proprietors, office cor Brannan and First

Panamint Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.),
Daniel Buck secretary, office 309 Mont room 80

Panamint Wagon and Toll Road Co. (Panamint, Cal.), W.
R. Townsend secretary, office 330 Pine room-4

Panario Frank, shipping clerk Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl 414 Vallejo

Panba A., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and Mor-
ton

Pancoast George, drayman, dwl cor Octavia and Union

Pancratz Andrew, porter Sol Wang«nheim & Co., dwl 106
Broadway

Pander Ezekiel, house furnishing, and stoves, 32 Geary,
dwl 461 Minna

Pander J., salesman Ezekiel Pander, dwl 461 Minna

Pandies F., laborer Southern Pac. R. R.

Pandlers Joseph, bronzer and decorator James K. Prior,
dwl 1014i Washington

Pandor John^ Austrian Bene v. Soc., 71 New Mont

Pauelli Peter, porter F. Daneri & Co., dwl 515 Vallejo,
rear

Pangbum Stanley D. , clerk Camp Verdi Indian Reserva-
tion, dwl 924' Folsom

Pannill Walter (Pannill <t Co.), dwl 6 Twelfth

PAXXILL •!' CO. (Walter Pannill), auctioneers and
general agents, office 331 Montgomery room 22

Panola Co. (Chinese), cigar manufs, 715 Com

Panplin Charles, barkeeper Edward Bolton, dwl 1226 Fol-
som, rear

Pansho Alfred, clerk Headquarters Military Division Pa-
cific, dwl 259 Stevenson

Pantaline Peter, laborer, dwl 6 Bartol

PANTHEOX SALOOX, James Wainwright proptr, 321
California

Panther Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Frank Swift secre-
tary, office 419 California

Pantoca Pedro, jjorter Grand Hotel, dwl 10 Motel PI

Panton Walker, bricklayer, dwl 429 Bush

Pantoza Pedro, barber, dwl 8 Mowrj- Alley

Panya Steaffina Miss, dwl 5 Graham PI

Panzavechia Paul, produce dealer, dwl 21 John

Panzer A., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Montana

Panzini Thomas, porter James L. Barker, dwl SW cor
Tehama and First

Paol A. E., distiller, dwl 511 Filbert

Paolo Augusturo, dwl 619 Broadway

Paolo Isola, vegetables, Colombo Market

Pap Chow Tong (Chinese), drugs, W s Washington AUey
bet Jackson and Washington

Pape Anna Mrs., dressmaker, 248 Third

Pape August, clerk, dwl 308 Tehama

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Prancisco jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merohani :

Pape Aujrust C, tinsrnith, 1526 Stockton
Pape Charles, gTinsmith, dwl 310 MinnS
Pajse Christian H., dwl 37 South Park
Pape Emilc, gunsmith Charles Meyer & Co., dwl 310 Min
Pape HeniT, clerk Meyers .& Drucker, dwl NE cor How-
ard and Twenty-sixth
Pape Jacob {Pape It- Jiigs(and), dw) 9 Bayley PI
Pape John H., porter James M. Curtis, dwl W s Buchanan

bet McAllister and Tyler
Pape Marv Anne Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 37 South Park
Pape Thomas W., teamster John O'Connor, dwl 348 Third
Pape & Rissland (Jacob Pape and Alhin Ritdand), gro-
ceries and liquors, SE cor Stockton and O'Farrell
Papeno Angelo, laborer Bay S.ngar Refinery
PAPER B.iRREL t'O. "(patent), factory S s Brannan

bet Seventh and Eighth, Flint, Peabody &Co. agents,

office 408 California
Papera Battista, wood and coal, 910 Stockton
Papillon Emile, baker D. Caraffa & Co., dwl 721 Pacific
Papina Doinenico, cutlerygrinder, 514 Commercial, dwl

210 Jackson
Papina G. , vegetableman N. Giamboni & Co.
Papina James, cutlervgrinder, 514 Com, dwl 210 Jackson
Pawon John, cook P.'& H. Poetz, dwl St. Gothard Hotel
Pappe Delf, dwl 631 Davis

Pappenfuss Robert, master mariner, dwl 617 Davis
Pappera Baptiste, drayman, dwl 908 Stockton
Pappie Aquilla, dwl lio Jones
Pappie Diedrich, mariner, dwl 12 Washington
Paquet Dieudonn^, saddle and hamessmaker, 510 Bdwy
Paquette A. F., bookkeeper Kane, O'Learj' & Co., dwl 542

Jessie
Paqui Prosper, French laundry, 8 Mills PI
Paradee G. W., blacksmith, dwl 22 Turk
Paradise A. L., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 227 Sec
Paralto John, upholsterer William Green, dwl 208 Third,

rear
Paramore Lew, apothecary James H. Gates, dwl NW cor

New Montgomery" and Howard
Parasol Gustave, glove-leatherfinisher Kraus & Co., dwl

762 Brannan '

Parata Giovanni, marketman, dwl cor Montgomerj' and

Greenwich
Paravagna Louis, boarding and liquor saloon, 222 Bdwy
Paravagna N., compositor La Voce del Popolo
Parcell William, housecarpenter, dwl W s First Av bet

Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Parcells John J., real estate, dwl Old San Jose Road nr

Twenty-sixth •
Parcells William H. , carpenter, dwl First Av bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Parco Antoni, cigar dealer, dwl 1108 Powell
Pardee Enoch H., physician, oculist, and aurist, office 737

Clay, res Oakland
Pardee George W., medical student, dwl 737 Clay
Pardee Howard, machinist Southern Pac. R. R.
Pardee Joseph, dwl 217 Geary
Pardil August, butcher E. Pe'guillan & Bro., dwl W s Fifth

Av bet K and L, South S. F.
Pardini Eugene, boots. and shoes, 724 Washington
Pardini Narcisio (Pardini <i- Bonaldi), dwl 813 Pacific
Pardini Vincenzo, vegetables, Colombo Market
Pardini & Bonaldi (N. Pardini and G. B. Bonaldi), fresh,

smoked, and salt fish, 27 Washington Market
Pardis Anthon, cabinetmaker John Easton, dwl 907 Fol
Pardis Thomas, cabinetmaker, dwl 907 Folsom
Pardon Agnes Miss, clerk, dwl 704j Mission
Pardow A. A. (O'Connor li- P.), attorney at law, office 9

and 10 Court Block 036 Clay, dwl 1526 California
Pardow George, real estate, dwl 1526 California
Pardy George, draftsman Pacific Iron Works, dwl 905

Market
Pare Aime, carpenter, dwl 924 Stockton
Pare Nathan, shoemaker, dwl 929J Market
Paredes Diego, dwl 1117 Kearny
Paredes Jesus M., teacher piano, dwl 1117 Kearny
Paredes Roman A., teacher music, dwl 1117 Keamy
Parent Charles L. , carpenter and builder, 232 Fremont,

dwl 1323 Mission
Parent Charles L. Jr., carpenter Charles L. Parent, dwl

1323 Mission
Parent William L., carpenter Charles L. Parent, dwl 1323

Mission
Pares Emil, carpenter, dwl 24 Minna, rear
Pares Hue, musician, dwl 420 Jackson
Parescault Camille, carjienter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Parey Antone, laborer Southern Pac. R. R.
Parez Saparina (widow), dwl 27 Hinckley, rear
Paris Louis, laborer, dwl W s Kramer PI nr Greenwich

Paris Victor, tinsmith Elder & Dobbie, dwl 1429 Dupont

Paris Walker, Bohemian Club, 631 Sacramento

Pariser James A., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., < wl

1520 Powell
Parish A. H. (widow), dwl 240 Jessie
Parish Charles, clerk P. I. Casson, dwl 965^ Howard
Parish. See ParrLsh

Park Allen, paperhanger William B. Peters, dwl 920 Mont
Park Charles H., laborer, dwl NE cor Sansom and Pacific
Park Collins, bricklayer and contractor, dwl 745 Howard
PARK (00LDE:\' GATE) COMMISSIONERS, of

fice 302 Montgomery
Park E. W. , real estate, dwl S 8 Twenty-fourth bet Bart-

lett and Mission
Park Frederick, laborer J. H. Cook & Co.,dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Mission
PARK HOTEL, John Schumacher projitr, 22 Turk
Park James, clerk William C. Miller, dwl 1124 Stockton
Park John, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Park John C, woodturner Mechanics' Mill, dwl 1010 H.vde
Park Robert, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Montgomer}' and

Washington, dwl 920 Montgomerj-
Park Thomas C, porter Hypolite Dutard, dwl Coso House
Park William, dwl S s Eighteenth bet Sanchez and Noe
Park William C, pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 1

Fifth
Parke LjTuan C. (Parke it Laty), dwl Windsor House
Parke & Lacy (Lyman C. Parke and Benjamin T. Lacy),

agents Burleigh Rock Drill, 417 and 419 Market
Parken C, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Parker , dwl 37 Second

Parker A. , fruits, 200 Third, dwl cor Mission and Twenty-
first
Parker Adam, clerk, dwl 1503 Jones
Parker A. J. Miss, teacher, dw^ 741 Howard
Parker Amelia Mrs. , dwl 51S Filbert
Parker Angeline C. (widow), dwl 339 California
Parker Ann (widow), dwl 10 Sherwood PI
Parker Archibald, carpenter, dwl NE cor Douglas and

Nineteenth •

Parker Augustus, bricklayer, dwl SE cor Mission and

Twenty-first
Parker B.,"dwl 928 Clay
Parker Benjamin, clerk, dwl 1212 Jackson
Parker Benjamin, trunkmaker, dwl 2048 Mission
Parker B. M., purser stm Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf
Parker Caroline (wido\v), dwl 1010 Montgomery
Parker Charles, car conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1332

Bush
Parker Charles G., carriagemaker, dwl 908 Leavenworth
Parker Charles H. , dwl'<335 California
PARKER ('H.4RLES H.. attorney at law, office 13

Montgomery Block, dwl NW cor Bdwy and Taylor
Parker Charles H., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 2

Torrens Court
Parker E. B., clerk A.»Parker, dwl cor Mission and Twen-
ty-first
Parker Edward, driver Richard Turner & Co., dwl cor

Twenty-first and Mission
Parker Edward A., carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 13 Perry
Parker Edward F., clerk E. A. Fargo & Co., dwl NE cor

Sutter and Powell
Parker Edward H., dwl 1534 Howard
Parker Edward P. , clerk Parker & Barrett, res Oakland
Parker Edward S., clerk Painter & Calvert, dwl SE cor

Clay and Kearny
Parker Edward W. , boots and shoes, 414 Third
Parker Edwin L., clerk County Auditor, dwl 16 South

Park
Parker Emeline Mrs. , night nurse Ladies' Pro. Relief Soc.

Home, NE cor Geary and Franklin
Parker Fiske L., clerk Woods & Freeborn, dwl 839 Cal
Parker Flora Mrs., sewing-machine operator, dwl 949

Mission
Parker F. M. Miss, dwl 724 Harrison
Parker Frank L., bookkeeper G. Mitchler, dwl 83s Cal
Parker Frank Warren, foreman Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,

dwl 211 Gough
Parker Frederick (Parker tt Baxter), dwl S s Clipper bet

Diamond and Ca-stro
Parker Frederick M., tnmkmaker H. Behrendt & Co.,

dwl Brannan bet Third and Fourth
Parker Frederick W. , actor, dwl 13 Perry
Parker Frederick W., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy &Co.,

dwl cor Mission and Seventeenth
Parker George, auctioneer, dwl 66 Everett
Parker George, hamessniaker, dwl 637 Howard
Parker George A. , with L. & E. Wertheimer, res Tubbs'

Hotel, Oakland

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eearny, Established 1862.

PAR

641

PAR

P«rk«r Oeorg« F., liquor merchant, dwl 1212 Powell
Parker Geortre L. , watchmaker, dwl 729 Harrison
Parker Oeori^e W. , teiiiiister D. Moore & Co. , dwl 18

Lanj^tiin
Parker Hannah Miss, teacher Florence Sewing Machine

Co., dwl 543 Minna
Parker Harvey U., barkeeper Steiner & Israel, dwl 411

Powell
Parker Ha>"wood P., bookkeeper, dwl nl5 Folsoni
Parker Helen F. Miss, teacher drawintf, dwl .")30 Geary
PAKKKK IIOI'SE, Hall & Kearney proprietors, (il7

Montj,'-<)inory
Parker J., clerk, dwl .105 Jones
Parker James M., moneybroker, 609 Sacramento, dwl 17

Willow bet Mission and Valencia
Parker J. E., cari^cnter, dwl 18 Natoma
Parker Jeremiah, clerk 0. P. Van Schaack & Co., dwl 910

Clay
Parker J. H., baker stni Senator, Broadway St. Wharf
Parker John, baker, dwl 21 Valparaiso
Parker John, driver Dexter Stable, 221 Bush
Parker John, helper Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Parker John, lalxirer, dwl 34 Minna
Parker John, printer, dwl 518 Filbert
Parker John, woolsurter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl cor North Point and Larkin
Parker John B. (T/ioitwon <k P.), dwl 1014 Powell
Parker John U., fruit and confectionerj', 3 Sixth
Parker John 1)., stockbroker, dwl 1855 Mission
Parker John N. Rev., book agent, dwl 18.55 Mission
Parker J. S. (Parker <i: Allicnod), dwl 758 Harrison
Parker Joseph K., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 331

Jessie
Parker Joseph M., barkeeper Charles Fox, dwl 411 Pow
Parker Joseph M., livery stable, 14 Webb, dwl 609 Folsom
Parker Kate (widow), dwl 1034 Folsom
Parker Kate Miss, dwl 250 Beale

Parker Katie Miss, actress Baldwin's Academy of Music
Parker Katie Mrs., dwl 518 Filbert
Parker Lerov IB, machinist Fairbanks & Hutchinson,

dwl 1321 Larkin
Parker Lewis, woodworker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 13

Lanirton
Parker Halvina H. (widow), dwl 826 Broadway
Parker Mary (widow), dwl 926 Washington
Parker M. B. Miss, teacher Lmcoln Primary School, dwl

108V Powell
Parker Milan, whitener, 809 Market, dwl 1941 Broadway
Parker M. W. Mrs., agent Ladies' Depository, 15 New

Montgomery (Grand Hotel), dwl 108^ Powell
Parker Nathan D., insurance agent, 205 Sansom, dwl 325

Ellis
Parker Richard D., carpenter, dwl 13 Perrj^
Parker Robert A. (Diiers <i- P.), dwl 821 Filbert
Parker Rufus, carpenter, dwl 537 Fulton
Parker S. L. (widow), dwl 8 Walnut Av
Parker Stafford H., clerk County Tax CoUetor's office, dwl

16 South Park
Parker Stiles S. C, bookkeeper Thomas J. Brooke, dwl

606 Guerrero
Parker Sumner N., helper melter and refiner's dept

U. S. Mint, dwl 201 Turk
Parker Thomas, dwl 339 Eddy

Parker Thoma.s, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Parker Timothy M., nightinspector Custom House, dwl

S s Brannan bet Second and Third
Parker Warren, leathercutter, dwl 213 Gough
Parker W. C, cook, dwl 430 Drumm
Parker William, dwl 507i Leavenworth
Parker William, baker, dwl SW cor Howard and Beale
Parker William, clerk, dwl 201 Turk
Parker William, deckhand S. S. Kalorama Pacific St.

Wharf

Parker William, seaman stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Parker William, hostler Peter Olsen, dwl Clark bet Davis

and Drumm
Parker William, plumber, dwl 7 Yerba Buena
Parker William, seaman, dwl 20 Commercial
Parker William, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Parker William C. (Parker <{; Barrett), res Oakland
Parker William C, assistant operator signal station Point

Lobos nr Cliff House
Parker William E., fireman Southern Pac. R. R.
Parker William H., carpenter, dwl 442 Minna
Parker William J., steward Bohemian Club, dwl 1606

Hyde
Parker William R., carriagetrimmer Kimball Manuf. Co.,

dwl 76(5 Howard
Parker William H., carpenter, dwl 442 Minna

Parker W. W., local policeman, dwl 13 Willow Av

PARKER A ALL^VOMIk (J. S. Parker and Henry
Allw(iiid), woii(l<arvers, 483 Brannan

PARKER .«; BARRETT (\ymiam C. Parker and
John S. liarrett), stockbrokers, NE cor Leidesdoiff
ami Halleck

Parker & liaxter (Frederick Parker and F. C. Baxter),
real-estate and general business agents, 836 Market

Parker. See Parquer

Parkerton John, mariner, dwl 12 Washington

Parkhurst Clinton, reporter Morning Call, dwl 906 McAl-
lister

Parkhurst Daniel W., with %\^stern Development Co.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 1, dwl 32
Twelfth

Parkhurst D.Webster, dwl 537 Third

Parkhurst J. S., carpenter, dwl 1332 Bush

PARKIII RiST V. S. W., importer hardware, scales,
etc., and agent White's Patent Money Drawer, SEcor
Market and Fremont, dwl Russ House

Parkin Charles A. , carriage - springmaker Betts' Spring
Co., dwl 2511 Mission

Parkin Dora, operator sewing machine Mrs. Henry Van
Winkle, dwl 12 Mary

Parkin Edward H., helper Betts' Spring Co., dwl 12 Man'

PARKIX JOH.V, proprietor Pacific File Works, 53
Beale, dwl 12 Mary

Parkinson Charles, dwl 599 Ellis

Parkinson George, real estate, dwl S 3 Twenty-fifth nr
Capp

Parkinson James C. (McEachren <C- P.), dwl 615 Third

Parkinson John, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Parkinson J. R., dwl 323 'Eddy

Parkinson Samuel H. , machinist, dwl 15 Natoma

Parkley R. H., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co.

Parkman Emma Mrs., boarding, 646 Fourth

Parks Charles E., liquor dealer, dwl 3 Dupout

Parks John, dwl 1115 Van Ness Av

Parks John, carpenter, dwl 957 Market

Parks John C, shaper William B. Bradbury, dwl 910
Powell

Parks Madeline (widow), dwl 504 Jessie

Parks R. B., clerk New York Bakerj- dwl 1629 Sutter

Parks Robert F. (of Parks Bros., ilarysvUle), dwl 1115
Sutter

Parks S. T., painter, dwl NW cor Sixth and Bryant

Parks. See Parkes

Parmelee G. E., stockbroker, 424 Montgomery, res Oak-
land

Parmenter Charles H. , cotton manufacturer, dwl 509 Ma-
son

Pamiien Frederick W., captain schr Nidaros, res Oakland

Parnell John (Donahue, Corcoran, tt Co.), dwl Twenty-
seventh nr Church

Parnell John, real estate, dwl 724 Mission

Parnell Patrick, sawyer, dwl 537 Bryant

Parnow Charles, master mariner, dwl 218 Ritch, rear

Parodi Martin, cook Francisco Bazzurro, dwl 105 Pacific

Parotta Angela, domestic Joseph Barron, 606 Stockton

Parquer Frederick F., dwl 210 Turk

Parr John M., bricklayer, dwl 414 Grove

Parr Richard E., clerk Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl
300 Tehama

Parr Thomas, hamessmaker, 327 Sutter, dwl 429 Bush

Parra Jose, porter, dwl 1318 Dupont

Parraday Peter, carpenter, dwl 2019J Howard

Parratt Frederick, clerk Dickson, De Wolf & Co., res Oak-
land

Parrell Patrick, baggagemaster Southern Pac. R. R.,
Market St.WTiarf

Parris Charles, cook, dwl 5 Broadway

Parris Sarah (widow), dwl 607 Bush

Parrish Charles H., salesman F. & P. J. Cassin, 523 Front

Parrish Nathan C, city agent Firemen's Fund Insurance
Co., dwl 724 Capp'nr Twenty-third

Parrish Norman, woodturner Cal. Planing Mills, dwl W a
Bartlett bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth

PARKOTT JOHN, 'capitalist, office 414 Montgomery
dwl 620 Folsom

Parrott Louis B. (Parratt <t Co.), dwl 620 Folsom

Parrott Tiburcio (Parrott .i- Co.), dwl 620 Folsom

Parrott W. H., carpenter, 665 Mission, dwl 742 Minna

PARROTT «& ttt.(\yilliaviF. Bahcock, Tiburcio Par-
rott, William Bahcock, and Louis B. Parrott), com-
mission merchants, office 300 California

Parry George, computing clerk V. S. Mint, res Oakland

ParrV Harris G., assayer, dwl 1743 Market

PARRY ISAAC, physician, office 759 Market, dwl 604
Guerrero

,:^ JAMES G. STEELE «S; CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

PAR

642

PAT

Parry John, laborer, dwl 116 Freelon

Parry Michael, laborer, dwl 116 Freelon

Parr\' Robert H., clerk Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl 615
Turk

Parsell Henry, captain O. & O. S. S. Oceanic, office NE
cor Fourth and Towiisend

Parshall Alfred, sawdust dealer, dwl S s Twenty-second
bet Capp and Howard

Parslow James H., framemaker S. & G. Gump, dwl 964
Mission

Parson Edward, physician, office 103 Montgomery, dwl
Grand Hotel

Parson Henry, jeweler Weyl Bros., dwl 122 Dora

Parson Henry, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 1305 Mason

Parson O. S., seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Parson Walter, painter, dwl 207 Mmna

Parson William, lumberman George H. Whitney, dwl 31
Garden

Parsons Adonijah, boatbuilder Dennis Murphy, dwl 38
Rose

Parsons Andrew T., dwl 315 O'Farrell

Parsons Asa E., porter George F. Bragg & Co. dwl Six-
teenth Av bet Q and il, South S. F.

Parsons Charles A., bookkeeper Davis & Cowell, dwl 2722
Mission

Parsons C. J. , dwl 428^ Brannan

Parsons Edward, carpenter, dwl 1424 Pacific

Parsons Edward, deckhand, dwl 625 Davis

Parsons Edwin H., dwl 30 Zoe

Parsons H. Greely, foreman Pacific Weekly, dwl 408 Bry-
ant

Parsons Henry H., plasterer, dwl 9 Decatur

Parsons Henry W., carpenter, dwl 122 Dora

Parsons Jemima (widow), nwl N s Nineteenth nr Capp

Parsons J. H., waiter Constitution Hotel

Parsons Oliver, teamster Dutton & Moore, Pier 7 Steuart

Parsons S. B., merchant, dwl Lick House

Parsons Wick B., editor Pacific Methodist, dwl 2012 Fol

Parsons William, mining, office 331 Montgomery room 28,
dwl 38.V Langton

Parsons William, speculator, dwl 30 Garden

Parsons William H., bookkeeper John W. Pearson, res
West Oakland ,

Partagos Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 730 Jackson

Partege Stephen, dwl Commercial Hotel

Parte! A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 25 Prospect PI

Partel August, dwl 25 Prospect PI

Partello Augustus, signpainter Shall & Burner, dwl cor
Jones and Clay

Portello Walter S. , painter Sanford M. Hills, dwl 16 Pros-
pect PI

Parti Charles C, tailor, 311 Pine room 22, dwl 1222
Kearny

Particelli Angel, brassfinisher Ranerl F. Rochicioli, dwl 8
Tyler

Partin William, dwl 22 Verona PI

Partman Gerhard, carpenter, dwl 744 Folsom

Partmann Anna, domestic Dr. Gustave Holland, 114 Pow-
ell

Partmann G. J., carpenter, 2 Hardie PI, dwl 520 Fourth

Partridge Charles, boatman, dwl Merrimac, Long Bridge

Partridge Edward B. , bookkeeper Booth & Co. (Sacra-
mento), and secretary Cloverdale Mining Co., office
NW cor Front and Clay, res Oakland

Partridge F. L., dwl Union Club

Partridge Fred., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 472
Brannan

Partridge G. H., dwl Union Club

Partridge Mary (widow), dwl 308 Leavenworth

PARTRIDGE PETER «., real estate, office 320 Cal-
ifornia room 11, dwl 712 Bush

Partridge. See Patridge, and Pattridge

Parz George, mariner, dwl 12 Washington

Pasaye Lawrence, laborer, dwl NE cor Bran and Eighth

Pascal, Dubedat & Co. (Emile Pascal and Exigent Dubc-
dat), importers French wines, brandies, etc., 426 and
428 Jackson

Pascal Emile (Pascal, Dubedat <{; Co.), dwl 729 Filbert

Pascal Emilie (widow), dwl 15 Hayes

Pasch Louis, maltster Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.,
SW cor Chestnut and Pierce

Paschall Jcseph, mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Granada

Pasche C, assistant engineer stm Pelican

Pascholt Charles (/. Gutntan <fe Co.), dwl 427 Greenwich

Pasco Louis, laborer, dwl 1317 Sansom

Pascoe George W., clerk Hubbard & Co., dwl 404 Green-
wich

Pascoe Jefferson, gunsmith Clabrough Bros., dwl 404
Greenwich

Pascoe John, cook Ocean View House, E s Ocean House

Road 6k miles from City Hall
Pascoe John, mining engineer, dwl 404 Greenwich .
Pascoe Richard (Pascoe d- liowse), dwl E s Montgomery

Av bet Broadway and Vallejo
Pascoe William H., carpenter, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
Pascoe & Rowse (R. Pascoe and T. Rowse), liquor saloon,

819 Kearny
PASQITALE R., manuf flags, banners, scarfs, and ro-
settes, and importer fancy goods, toys, etc., 642 and
644 Washington
Pasquale Govanaro, sawyer L. G. Guinasso & Co., dwl 70

Lafayette PI
Pasqualetti Angelo, dwl 1112 Kearny
Pasqualetti Bertolamo, cartman, dwl 520 Green
Pasqualetti Peter, liquor saloon, 21 Dupont, dwl 1112

Kearny
Pasquini Antonio (Q. Giovacchini d- Co.), dwl 521 Com
Passaic Hotel, Jeremiah Slattery proptr, 521 Howard
Passalaqua Antonio (Aiitonio Passalaqua <k Co.), dwl 329

Broadway
Passalaqua Antonio & Co. (Antonio Guinasso), vege-
tables and fruits, 507 Washington
Passaye Lawrence, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 21

Decatur
Passenelli Jos($, fruits and vegetables, 1505 Powell
Passenger John, dwl 315j Jessie

Passet William, cook M. Deutsch & Co, dwl 1218 Kearny
Passman David, baker Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Passmore J. D., laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Passmore Robert L., teacher music, dwl 2li4 Jones
Passolt Edward G., vamisher Carson & Ladd, dwl 242

Brannan
Pastene Antonio, producedealer, 528 O'Farrell, dwl SW

cor Fillmore and Tyler
Pasteur R. L., dwl 635 California

Patch George W., stencilcutter, 403 Front, dwl 951 Green-
wich
Patch Oscar A., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1230}

Folsom
Patchel William, printer, dwl 221 Ritch
Patek Abraham, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 711 O'Farrell
Patek Samuel, collector Union Ins Co., dwl 533 O'Farrell
Pateman Bella Miss, California Theater, dwl Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel
Pateman Harry, cashier office S. F. News Letter, dwl 607

Merchant
Pateman Robert, California Theater, dwl Cosmopolitan

Hotel
PATEXT RRICK €0., Philip Caduc president, depot
Berry St. Wharf bet Third and Fourth, office 513
Montgomery
Pater Claude, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild, & Hadenfeldt,

dwl 9 Salmon
Paterocina Lupata (widow), dwl SW cor Montgomery Av

and Vallejo
Paterson Fire Insurance Co., Charles H. Denison general

agent, office 38 California
Paterson James, accountant, dwl Windsor House
PATERSOX JOHXSTOX, law copyist and collector,

office 224 Montgomery room 1, dwl 14 Geary
Paterson N. , restaurant, dwl 1031 Dupont
Paterson WaiTen, salesman Hasey & Lancaster, 32 Keamy
Paterson. See Patterson and Pattison
Patges George, blacksmith, dwl 339 Third
Patino Moreno, carpenter, dwl 8 Card Alley
Paton Alexander, dwl 3 Clay

Paton Charles, stonecutter, dwl SE cor Pine and Lag^na
Paton David, carpenter, dwl SE cor Pine and Lagiina
Paton George, captain stm Coquille, dwl 839 Mission
Paton James, plasterer, dwl SE cor Pine and Laguna
Paton John H., brickmason, dwl 529 Shotwell
Paton Robert, stonecutter, dwl SE cor Pine and Laguna
Paton Theophilus, niolder Risdon I. and L. Wohks, dwl

SE cor Pine and Laguna
Paton Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 527 Vallejo
Paton Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel

Paton William, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 721 Mar-
ket
Paton William, master mariner, dwl 856 Harrison
Patreoni Peter, apple peddler, dwl 625 Pacific, rear
Patriarche C. T., bookkeeper auditor's office Central Pac.
R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 156 Third
Patrick Addie Miss, teacher, dwl 812 Stockton
PATRICK ALBERT B., tannery, SW cor Eighteenth

and Folsom, dwl 1581 Folsom
Patrick Ann (widow), dressmaker, dwl 612J Natoma
Patrick Arthur, gasfitter, dwl 812 Stockton
Patrick Emmet (Patrick <k Co.), dwl 139 Fourth

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Good

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

I Patrick F. B., freitrht clerk Pac. Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Patrick Hannah Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 100 I'rosiwct PI
PiitriW Harry W., clerk, liwl 204 Kllis
Patricl< H. C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 812 Stockton
Patrick Henry, dwl ."lOy Powell
Patrick James, seaman, dwl 2;i8 Stcuart
Patrick .lames C. (JtMiard Patrick ,(■ Co.), dwl 60.5 Bush
Patrick James L., compositor Le Petit Journal, dwl St.

Nicholas Hotel
Patrick John, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 831

Mission
Patrick John E., pressman Cuddy & Husfhes, .dwl 612 J

Naloma
Patrick John H. (Jiichnrd Patrick i(; Co.), res New York
Patrick Mortran, cupolatender .lackson Iron Foundry, dwl

fi-SSJ Mission
Patrick R., laborer William Lani^e, SW cor Cole and Carl
Patrick Hichard {ftichard Patrick .(■ Co.), res New York
PATRM'K RH'IIAKD Jk CO. (Javtex C. Patrick,

ifattlietr B. I ticc , a nd John II. PofnV^r), importers

and jobbers forcijjn and domestic hardware, 122 Bat
Patrick Sarah A. Mrs., hairdresser, dwl 1317 Stockton
Patrick Wellington C, barber, dwl 1317 Stockton
Patrick William, dwl 11 Tyler

Patrick William, manajjer Palace Stables, dwl 139 Fourth
Patrick William H., steward Charles N. Felton, 14 Kear-
ny, dwl 100 Prospect PI
r.4TRI<'U A r«. (Kmmct Patrick and Albert S.

(i'l'ic), projitrs Palace Stables, 61h and 617 Howard
r.lTKIIMiK HIKA.n C, proptr International Hotel,

S24 and 820 Kearny
Patridtre. See Partridg-e and Pattridg-e
Pattee Matilda (widow), dwl NE cor Bush and Broderick
Pattee Solon, accountant, office and dwl 240 Montgomery
Pattelini Pasqual, fisherman, dwl Midway nr Stockton

Patten , dwl ,503 Folsom

Patten Benjamin A. {Barnj <{r P.), dwl 709 Geary

Patten Bernard, tanner, dwl 11 Geneva

Patten Charles, lumberman, dwl 327 Beale

Patten E. (widow), dwl Lick House

Patten Edward M., auctioneer, dwl 609 Hyde

Patten George, dwl 843 Howard

Patten George, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf.
Patten George M., dwl 307 Bartlett
Patten George W., clerk, dwl 609 Hyde
Patten James, seaman, dwl 3 King
Patten John, teamster San Francisco Gas "Light Co., dwl

Jessie bet Fifth and Sixth
Patten Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Lucien Hermann

secretarj', office 330 Pine room 11
Patten P. M., assistant storekeeper Battery St. Bonded

Warehouse,' dwl 17 Third
Patten R. G., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. China
Patten Robert, mill owner, dwl S s M nr Guerrero
Patten S. H., clerk delivery department Wells, Fargo &

Co., dwl 704Larkin
Patten Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 284 Stevenson
Patten William, cartman Patent Brick Co., dwl 130^

Ritch
Patten William P., steward P. B. Berges & Co., dwl 156

Tehama
Patten. See Paton and Patton
Pattengill Robert, dwl 924 Mission

Patterson , dwl 808 Mission

Patterson Alex, student Healds' Telegraph Institute, dwl

1.525 Mason
Patterson Anna Miss, teacher, dwl 1006 Pine
Patterson B., dwl 636 Commercial

Patterson Catherine (widow), furnished rooms,'25 Natoma
Patterson Charles, machinist, dwl 225 Eighth
Patterson Charles H., bookkeeper Commins & O'Connor,

dwl 810 Mission
Patterson Charles W., shipcarpenter, dwl Ninth Av nr D,

South S. F.
Patterson Clark, dwl 134 Fourth

Patterson Daniel B., driver John Mason, dwl 525 Chest-
nut
Patterson David, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

209 Harrison
Patterson David W., attorney at law, office and dwl 224

Minna
Patterson Edw^ard, boxmaker Co-operative Box Factor)-,

dwl 13A Zoe
Patterson Edward, longshoreman, dwl 438 Minna
Patterson Elizabeth (widow), dwl 618 Natoma
Patterson Elizabeth (widow), domestic Smart & Bro.,W s

Old San Jos6 Road nr Industrial School
Patterson Ellen (widow), dwl 1522 Broadway

Patterson Frederick, hackman William N.Wade, dwl 710

Broadway
Patterson George, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

711 Tehama
Patterson (ieorgc, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s Illi-
nois nr Twentieth
Patterson Georere A., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton, dwl

917 Polk
Patterson George F. , dwl NE cor Ninth and Shiplej'
Patterson (Jeorge W. H., groceries, NE cor Thirtieth

and Church
Patterson Isabella Miss, teacher Washington Grammar

School, dwl 1110 Powell
Patterson J. A., carpenter, dwl SE cor Turk and Taylor
Patterson Jacob, seaman, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Patterson James {Pacific Saw Manuf. Co.), dwl NE cor

Mason and Green
Patterson James, dwl OljTiipic Lodgings
Patterson James, engineer stm Montana, Broadway St.

Wharf
Patterson James, janitor and librarian Pythian Castle,

913 Market, dwl 21 Mary
Pattei-son .Fames, steward Occid#htal Hotel, dwl 657 Miss
Pattereon James H., clerk J. C. Merrill & Co., dwl 1522

Broadway
Patterson James W., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,

dwl 362 Jessie
Patterson J. F. , piledriver, dwl 835 Clay room 25
Patterson J. J., sailmaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Patterson J. M., porter stm New World, Market St.

Wharf
Patterson John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Patterson .lohn, gardener Samuel Tetlow, Point Lobos Av

nr Cliff House
Patterson John, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 209 Har
Patterson John W., clerk, dwl NE cor Ninth and Shipley
Patterson John W., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 529

Valencia
Patterson J. W., harnessmaker, dwl 362 Jessie
Patterson Lena Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1006 Pine
Patterson Nancy (widow), dwl 224 Minna
Patterson Peter, laborer, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr

Golden City House
Patterson Reginald, hackman, Plaza, dwl 1521Washington
Patterson Robert, carpenter, dwl 1525 Mason
Patterson Robert, mining, dwl 225 Bush
Patterson Robert, foreman stable Potrero and B. V. R.

R., dwl Railroad Depot
Patterson Robert, teamster George Meyer, dwl 659 Minna
Patterson Robert Rev. D.D., pastor First Presbj'terian

Church, dwl 1110 Powell
Patterson Samuel, watchman Wells, Russell & Co. , dwl

413 Mission
Patterson William, captain barkentlne Tam O'Shanter,

office 44 Market
Patterson William, carpenter, dwl 760 Mission
Patterson William, clerk, dwl 657 Mission
Patterson William, coachman Otis W. Merriam, dwl 1106

Bush
Patterson W^illiam, decorative painter, dwl 655 Wash
Patterson William, inspector Custom House, dwl 806 Fil-
bert
Patterson William, metallic sign manufacturer, 430 Kear-
ny, dwl 207 Kearny
Patterson William, molder, dwl 722 Harrison
Patterson William, nursery, W s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-ninth
Patterson William, with Daly & Monahan, dwl 787 Market
Patterson William H. , attorney at law, office 609 Sacra-
mento, dwl 603 Merchant
Patterson William H., master mariner, dwl N s Palmer nr

Whitney
Patterson W. P., shipcarpenter, SE cor Fourth and Berry
Patterson. See Paterson

Pattinson Benjamin, carpenter Matthias Gray, 105 Kearny
Pattinson Richard, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

111| Minna
Pattner James, mariner, dwl 12 Washington
Patton A. F., books and stationery, 600 Market, dwl 222

Stevenson
Patton Edward, tanner George Griffith, dwl 115 Clinton
Patton Enoch, proptr Union House, 737 Howard
Patton F., tinsmith G. & W. Snook, res Oakland
Patton Fred E. , bookkeeper Trust Fund Assn, 320 Cali-
fornia, res Oakland
Patton James, fireman steamtiig Rabboni
Patton John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 338 Third
Patton Thomas, acidmaker Golden City Chemical Works,
dwl 748 Brannan

i STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont^jomery cor. Mercian

Patton William, architect, office 405 California, dwl 1070

Union
Patton. See Paton and Patten
PattriUge Robert K., lumber dealer, dwl 34 John
Pattridge. See Partridge and Patridge
Pattroni Enos, laborer, dwl 22 Hinckley
Paturel Alexandre, pressman A. Chaigneau & Co., dwl

831 Washington
Paturel C. (widow), importer leeches, 831 Washington
Paty William (Patty lO Fuller), dwl NE cor Mission and

Nineteenth
Paty & Fuller (n'illiam Paty and Monroe J. Fuller),

fruits and variety, NE cor Mission and Nineteenth
Patzina Joseph, cigivrmaker Gordon & Burke, dwl 108 Stev
Pauha Adelbert, tailor Meyer & Hirshfeld., dwl 22 Kuss,

rear
Paudler Joseph, brassfinisher, dwl SIC Sixth
Pauer Adolph, fringemaker A. Colouibat, dwl 252 Te-
hama
Paugh William J., physician, office 737 Clay, dwl 1515

Stockton
Paul A. B. Jr., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1032 Bdwy
Paul A. H. , master schr •f . L. Drew, office 305 East
Paul Almarin B., mining engineer, office 318 California,

dwl 1032 Broadway
Paul Annie Miss, tailoress Daniel Doherty, dwl 230 Clara
Paul Casper, dwl 9 Stockton PI

Paul Charles, stevedore, dwl W s Pringle Court nr Green-
wich
Paul Charles, third officer stm Oriflamme, Oregon S. S.

Co.
Paul Edward, rectifier Edward F. Kohler, dwl 511 Filbert
Paul Elizabeth (widow), dwl 129 Valencia
Paul Elizabeth, dressmaker, 431 Hayes
Paul Felix, stevedore, dwl 804 Third
Paul Henry, second mate stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry
Paul Horatio, assayer, dwl 9 Garden
Paul Jacob, cook H. Bernhamer, dwl 630 Kearny
Paul James, dwl 9 Garden
Paul James, painter, dwl 540 Natoma
Paul John, clerk, dwl 2507 Folsom ,

Paul John, cook stm San Joaquin (No. 2), Vallejo St. Wharf
Paul John, janitor and watchman Omnibus R. R., dwl

Ritch bet Folsom and Harrison
Paul John C, janitor Union Hall, dwl 28 Clara
Paul John L., hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 9

Stockton PI
Paul Joseph J. , helper melter and refiner's department

U. S. Mhit, res Oakland
Paul J. v., clerk, dwl 23 Powell

Paul Lucius W., messenger Custom House, dwl 341 Bryant
Paul M. Mme., dwl 1405 Stockton, rear
Paul Pha^be (widow), dwl 1024 Powell
Paul R. Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School, dwl 1026

Jackson
Paul Robert, mining, dwl 632 Market
Paul William, painter Andrew Frei, dwl 431 Hayes
Paul William, porter, 320 Pine
Paul William, proprietor Post St. House, 207 Post
Paul William, teamster, dwl 529 Valencia
Paul William E., painter C. F. Marson & Co., dwl 431

Hayes
Pauletti Antone, fruit stand, SE cor Davis and Pacific,

dwl 76 Pacific
Pauli Gustavus, shoemaker, dwl 7 Bernard
Panlin Manuel, deckhand stni New World, Market St.

Wharf
Pauline D Miss, ladies' nurse, dwl 1004 Hyde
PauUin Edgar S., costumer, 803 Montgomerj', dwl 414^

Clementina
Paullin James F., costumer, dwl 803 Montgomery
P.4.IILLIK JAMES K., costumer California Theater,

dwl 803 Montgomery
PAlILLIi\ S. F. JlPS., costumer, 803 Montgomery
Paulo Rafael, steward Antonio Rottanzi, dwl SE cor

Third and Folsom
Pauls Christian H., cook Kuck Bros., dwl SE cor Kearny

and Bay
Paulsen E., barkeeper Ferdinand Wortmann
Paulsen Hans C. P., Scandinavian Soc. , 71 New Mont
Paulsen Henry, carpenter, dwl 127 Jackson
Paulsen Henry, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific
PAULSEN HEKKI.4.;VM. groceries and liquors, SW cor

Taylor and Turk, dwl 105 Turk
Paulsen John E., groceries and liquors, 263 Stevenson
Paulsen Peter B., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Paulsen Waldemar, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,

dwl 357 Clementina
Paulsen William, carriagemaker, dwl 242 Townsend

Paulsen Peter J., seaman schr D. C. Haskin, Bulkhead

bet Washington and Jackson
Paulsing Antone, laborer, dwl 3 Clay ^

Paulson Erasmus, laborer Hyde & Chester, dwl 617 Miss
Paulson Frederick, dwl 417 Brannan
Paulson Henry, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 How
Paulson Henry, seaman, dwl 1717 Stockton
Paulson J., carpenter, dwl 725 Clementina
Ptiulson J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Paulson Joachim, baker, dwl NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Paulson John, laborer Golden Gate Park
PAULSON LUTHER L., publisher Handbook and

County Directory, office 517 Clay, dwl 914 Clay
Paulson Martin, cabinetmaker August Jungblut & Co.,

dwl 5 Chesley
Paulson Mary F. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 914 Clay
Paulson R. , conductor Central R. R., dwl 529 Sixth
Paulson Riland, bootmaker, 520 Battery
Paulson Wesley S., canvasser L. L. Paulson, dwl 914 Clay
Paulson William P. E. , carpenter and upholsterer, 421

Jones, dwl 423 Jones
Paulssen Bernhard, editorial department California Dem-

okrat, dwl 10 John
Paulus Louis, butcher, dwl N s Eleventh Av nr Railroad

Av, South S. F.
Pauly John, bathman Montgomery Baths, dwl William

Tell House
Pauper Mining Co. (Idaho), William F. Bogart secretary,

office 402 Montgomery room 1
Paupitz Frederick W. , dwl 134 Lombard
Pauritsch Paul, beer saloon, 411 Jackson
Pausman Henry (Harms ct- P.), dwl 541 Fourth
Pauson Frank, broker, dwl 243 Ninth
Pauson Henry H., bootmaker, 420 Pacific, dwl 335 Bdwy
Pavey James G. , porter Tread well & Co., dwl S s Dorland

bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Pavie Francis, merchandisebroker. office 323 Front, room 6

dwl 819 Montgomery
Pavillier Louis A., commission merchant, 525 Front, dwl

858 Mission
Pavlicevich John, coffee and liquor saloon, 523 Davis, dwl

502 Davis
Pawlicki L. , physician and surgeon, office 35 Bush, dwl

905 Market
Pawson Arthur, clerk Cross & Co., dwl 803 Hyde
Paxson Charles H., cashier Home Mutual Insurance Co.,

406 California, dwl 431 Second
Paxson Joseph S. (Yo^^nc| tfc P.), dwl 227 Geary
Paxton Charles E., clerk Anglo-Calif ornlan Bank, dwl

Palace Hotel
Payeken Herman T., salesman Gasquc & Riechers, dwl

240 Oak
Payer A., laborer, dwl 908 Pine •

Payers Grovenor, bookkeeper Osgood & Stetson, dwl 524

Geary
PAYMASTER U. S. NAVY, office 434 California
Paj-ne Charles W., carpenter, dwl 1220 Market
Payne Francis W., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

120 Bernard
Paj'ne George, nut and boltmaker William Payne, dwl

535 Howard
Payne George W., tinsmith Locke & Montagrue, dwl 1622

Stockton*
Paj'ne Joel H., liquor saloon, 721 Davis
Payne John, nut and boltmaker William PajTie, dwl 535

Howard
Payne John C. , master mariner, dwl 1414 Stockton
Payne Theodore, dwl Grand Hotel
Payne Theodore Mrs., dwl Grand Hotel
Payne T. L., dwl 217 Tehama
Payne Warren R., dwl Grand Hotel
Payne William, proptr California Bolt and Nut Works,

119 Beale, dwl 4 Tehama
Paj-ne William H., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl Grand

Hotel
Payne. See Paine

Payot Henrv (Pai/ot, Uphnm it- Co.), dwl 829 Broadway
PAYOT, ilPIIAM •& CO. (Henry Payot and Isaac

Upham), publishers, booksellers, and stationers, 622

Washington
Payson A. P. (Wissinffcr d: P.), dwl Ohio nr Broadway
Pay ton A. F., waiter Palace Hotel
Payton Luke, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.
Payzant W., agent J. B. Ford & Co., office 339 Kearny,

res Oakland
Paz Prudence (widow), dwl 343 Jessie
Pazjk Francis J., adjuster Wheeler & Wilson Sewing

Machines, dwl 1710 Mason, rear
Pazzattie Thomas, carrepairer Southern Pac. R. R.

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

. Foabody John, warehouseman Mission Rock Dock
Tealxxlv Tlioiims J., foreman Central K. R. Co. stables,

(Iwi :'>2-2 Sixth
I'cabody Willimn F., physioian, office and dwl 105 O'Farrell
Peace Isaac H., locksmith, SE cor Fol.som and Twenty-
second
Peach Aujfustus, rojxsinaker S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl
K s Mississippi bet Hutteund Solano
■ Poach Klizabeth Miss, teacher music, dwl 423 Linden Av
I Peach George, ro^ieniaker S. F. i'ordage Factory, dwl E s

Mississippi bet Butte and Solano
I Peach Thomas J., watchman Einijtein Bros. & Co., dwl

423 Linden Av •

,. Peachey Henry (Charles H. Sykes d: Co.), dwl C>3 Tehama
Peachv Archibald, attorney at law, dwl 112 Montgomeiy
i Bl'.xik

I .'; Peacock John H. , clerk Calahan Cnrtin, dwl E s Fair Oaks
I bet T\venty-second and Twenty-third

H' PcaciKks Josiah, sti>ckbroker, dwl 3o2 Bnvnnan
l' Peacy Walter H., earj>entcr, dwl 4(i4 Jessie
H Pcake Albert A., soap mannfacturer, dwl 375 Shotwell
l'; I'eake E. S., rector St. Luke's Episcopal Church, dwl 1712

I Clay

;i Peake William A., butcher, NE cor Folsom and Sixth

1 3 I'ciiree David, carpenter, dwl 304 Minna

iy Pearce E. Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School, dwl

1 ' 'i-'Oit Steiner

It Pearce Frederick, teamster Union Iron Works, dwl N s

I I Nineteenth bet Nt)e and Hartford
! ! I'ciirce George, dwl 424 Sansoni

I IVarce George F., bookkeeper John C. Morrison Jr., dwl

!^ 317 Taylor

i I Pearce Henry, assistant engineer U. S. Mint, dwl 2209

I , Steiner •

i i I'larcc Henry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 7J

I! Freelon

.11 l'o;ircc Henrv D., manuf gold pens, 615 Montgomery, dwl

f 934 Hojvard

I Pearce Henry M., paperhanger, dwl 245 Ritch
I'carce James, bricklayer, dwl 311 Jessie *
Pearce James, plasterer, dwl 227 Second
Pearce Joseph, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Pearce Mary J. Mrs., dwl 270 Minna
Pearce S. \V., paperhan},'-er Frank G. Edwards
Pearce William, watchman Central Pae. R. R.
Pearce. See Peirce, and Pierce
Peard James, mining, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
Peard Sarah Mrs., lodgings, 137 Third
Peare Daniel, cook Grand Hotel
Peare Joseph H., clerk Robert Jacks, dwl SW cor Bryant

and Clinton
Pearkes F:d ward, waiter stm Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf
Pearl Francis, waiter Lick House, dwl 563 Linden Av
Pearl James, laborer, dwl 8 Anthony
Pearl John, dwl 614 Kearny
Pearl John C. , dwl 6 Second Av
Pearl Robert, clerk, dwl 197 Hyde
Pearl Sylvester, oyster and liquor saloon, 244 Third
Pearlman Albert, Chinese employment office, 510 Pine,

dwl 915 Howard
Pearlman A. M., cigars and tobacco, junction Market and

Sutter, dwl 724 Folsom
Pearlman David M*., bookkeeper Henry Zacharias, dwl

724 Folsom
Peareston Charles, painter, dwl 4 St. Marj'
Pearsall W. M., stationery, 1244 Market, dwl 1220 Market
Pearson A. B., clerk J. P. H. Wentworth, dwl 17 Fourth
Pears(.>n Alfred, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Pearson August, housemover, dwl 510 Minna
Pearson Charles, dwl 746 Mission
Pearson Charles Mrs., dwl 746 Mission
Pearson Charles, porter, dwl 427 Sutter
Pearson Charles B., architect, dwl 603 Wash
Pearson Charles C, carpenter, dwl 222 Post
Pearson Charles E. {Pearmn, Curtis S: Co.), dwl 1406

Howard
Pearson Charles E., caterer Cosmopolitan Hotel
PEARisON', €l'RTI.«i A €0. {John W. Pearson,
Charles E. Pearson, John W. Curtis, and Hans
Reinhardt), cigar manufacturers, 309-313 Clay
Pearson Edward, engineer, dwl 30 Beniard
Pearson Edward, sailniaker, dwl 29 Alta PI
Pearson Henrv, Ixiatnian, Folsom St. Wharf
PEARMOX UE.NRY II., proprietor Cosmopolitan Ho-
tel, SW cor Bush and Sansom
Pearson Hettie (widow), dwl E s Bryant bet Twenty-third

and Tkventy-fourth
Pearson H. H. , laborer, dwl 945 Folsom
Pearson James G., clerk, dwl 626 Commercial

Pearson John, laborer John Pearson, N s Fifth nr Rail-
road Av, South 8. F.

Pearson John, jmpil Hoald's Business College, dwl 661
Howard

Pearson John, tallow factory, N s P'ifth nr Railroad Av,
dwl W s Railroatl nr Fifth Av, S(nith S. F.

Pearson John H., clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, 105
Stockton, dwl SE cor Larkin and Vallejo

Pearson John K., teamster Augustus F. Conant, dwl 342
Minna

PE.4RSOX .lOHN ^IV. (Pearson cb Hearst, arid Pear-
son, Uvrtis <i- Co.), res West Oakland

Pearson .Joseph, clerk, dwl 424 Sansom

Pearson M. .Mrs., test healing medium, dwl 274 Clem

Pearson Meridcn R., painter Millman & Co. dwl 2208 (308)
Sixteenth

Pearson Maurice D., painter, dwl 222 Post

Pearson Kufus, porter French consulate, 704 Washington

Pearson Walter, horseshoer, 12 Hayes, dwl W s Guerrero
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Pearson William, plasterer, dwl 738 Minna

Pearson William H., marine clerk Commercial Insurance
Co., dwl 1109 Mason

Pearson William S., clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel

PEARSO.\ »i- HE.4R8T (John W. Pearson and George
Hearst), miners' and speculators' office, 328 Mont-
gomery room 23

Pearson. See Pierson

Pearsons Hiram A., dwl 500 Eddy

rE.4RT ISEX.IAMIX. agent Alvinza Hayward, office
224 California, dwl 739 Post

Pease Alice (widow), dwl 503 Jones

Pease Arthur, laborer Wieland Brothers, dwl cor Fifteenth
and Capp

Pease E. Miss, dwl 554 Bryant

Pease Edward, dwl 1320 Stockton

Pease George F., clerk, dwl 34 Valparaiso

PEA8E G. M., physician, office and dwl 10 Ellis

Pease John H., carpenter, dwl N s Ridley nr Valencia

Pease Louis, dwl 12 Ellis

Pease Luman S. , bookkeeper John Parrott, dwl 700
Sutter

Pease M., painter, dwl Park Hotel

Pease Richard H. Jr., cashier Goodyear Rubber Co., dwl
700 Sutter

Pease Samuel N., carpenter, dwl New Atlantic Hotel

Pease T. Percy, workman U. S. Mint, dwl 540 Second

Pease William C, contractor and builder, office 238 Mont-
gomery, dwl 815 Lombard

Peasley John, engineer M}'ers,Weighel & Co., dwl 5 Sum-
ner

Peasley H., capitalist, dwl 527 Sacramento

Peasley Matfiew, expressman, SW cor Sixth and Market,
dwl S s Turk bet Laguna and Buchanan

Peat F. (widow), dwl 1610 Larkin

Peat John W. F., clerk Charles Baum, dwl 1610 Larkin

Peater R., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Peath Frederick, hostler Central R. R.

Pebbles Frank M., artist, studio 328 Montgomery room
17, res Oakland

Pebler Jacob, heater Moynihan & Aitken, dwl 36 Main

Pecheiiini Joseph, carpenter Frederick La Grange, dwl
1513 Dupont

Pechfelder Charles, molder, dwl 1028 Market

Pechin Charles, cigars and tobacco, 417 Front

Pechner Marcus S., hairdresser, 777 Market, dwl 314 Jes-
sie

Pechner Robert B., cutter Straus & Levy, dwl 14 Han-iet

Peck Ai, miner, dwl 2 Codman PI

Peck Annie B. Mrs., teacher Chinese, dwl 206 Tyler

Peck Charles A. , mining, dwl 215 Post

Peck Charles M., bookkeeper Redingtou & Co., dwl 206
Tvler

Peck Charles S. (Peck <{,• Co.), dwl 1350 Post

Peck Dennis, barkeeper Wright & Peck, dwl 728 Pacific

Peck Edward A., stock dealer, dwl 2 Codman's PI

Peck E. G. , merchant, dwl Nucleus House

Peck E. H., pattern and modelmaker, 417 Commercial,

dwl 306 Tehama
Peck E. S., s}>eculator, dwl Coso House
Peck E. T., collecting agent, office 59 Mont Block
Peck George E., clerk Amies & Dallam, dwl 1613 Larkin
Peck Gustav, bootmaker John Peck, dwl 823 Pacific
Peck H., teacher Fairmount School

Teck James B. (F. L. Sitch d: Co.), dwl cor Douglass and

Twenty-fourth
Peck James B. (Oioens, Moore d- Co.), dwl 722 Turk
Peck John, boot and shoemaker, 24 Montgomerj' Av and
517 Jackson, dwl 823 Pacific

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

i. W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchail

Pock John M. (Wellman, P. <fc Co.), dwl 413 Stockton
Peck Josiah L., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 2

Washington Av
Peck J. R., drayman Tuhbs & Co., res Oakland
Peck K. L., blacksmith, dwl 2 Washington Av
Peck Levi P., court room clerk Twelfth District Court,

dwl 1C13 Larkin
Peck Lowell H., machinist West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

60U Kourth
Peck Martin, dwl 34 Tehama

Peck M. H. (widow), dwl S s Twenty-fourth nr Valencia
Peck Mining Co. (Shasta Co., Cal.), Ford H. Rogers sec-
retary, office 330 Pine room 28
Peck Philip, merchant, office 217 and 219 Pine, dwl 212

Sutter
Peck R. B., lieutenant U. S. N., U. S. Naval rendezvous

Government House, dwl 108 Ellis
Peck Robert, physician, dwl 605 Pine
Peck W. F., medium, office and dwl 506 Third
Peck William, master mariner, dwl 110 Berry
Peck William B. (Wright it- P.), dwl Virginia Block
Peck & Co. (Charles S. Peek, Joaiah Teel, and Timothy

Scott), teamsters, office 706 Sacramento
Peckart Christopher, carpenter, dwl 10 St. Charles PI
Peckeldorff George, driver Eureka Salt Co., NW cor Bry-
ant and Fremont
Peckerman Simon, clothing, 214i Sixth
Peckham Adam, stockbroker, dwl 927 Howard
Peckham Edwin P., stockbroker, 413 California, dwl SW

cor Jones and Lombard
Peckham Edwin L., stockbroker, office 413 California,

dwl 924 Lombard
Peckham George W., blacksmith Carvill Manuf. Co., dwl

1232 Folsom
Peckham Robert, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 6 Na-

toma
Peckham William D., clerk, dwl SW cor Lomb and Jones
Peckham William H., bookkeeper John R. Mason, dwl 26

Rausch
Peckinpah D. A., policeman City Hall, dwl 816 Jackson
Peckinpah Henry H., teacher, dwl 1210 Devisadero
Pedancet S., machinehand Cal. Planing Mills
Peddler Joel, lumberman, dwl 1625 Howard
Pedee John D., expressman, dwl 230 Folsom
Pedemonta Angelo, laborer, dwl 519 Vallejo
Peden William, tailor, dwl 247 Fourth
Pedersen Andres, tailor, dwl 725 Bush
Pedersen B., turner Cameron & Hull, dwl cor N and

Twelfth, South S. F.
Pedersen Hans M., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Pedersen Nelse J. (Madson ifc P.), dwl 26 Sacramento
Pedler Amos, dwl 5 Second Av
Pedler Jonah (Murse cO P.), cor East and Mission
Pedler Joseph R., office 3 Mission, dwl 223 Green
Pedler Thomas C, agent stm San Joaquin, office 3 Miss,

dwl 5 Second Av
Pedlina James, coffee saloon, 109 Clay, dwl 1127 Bdwy
Pedra John, deckhand stm Cora, Market St. Wharf
Pedrazzi Louis (Berta, Jury tfc P.), dwl SE cor Sacra-
mento and Stockton
Pedrini Cipriano, clerk, dwl 620 Post
Pedro Tye, cook barkentine Oregonian, Mission St. Wharf
Pedroni Giaconio, bakery, 525 Union
Pedroni Isidore, dwl 606 Stockton
Pedronena Gregoria, dwl 752 Bryant
Pedrosa Peter (ii. Cheda li: Co.), dwl SW cor Vallejo and

Powell
Pedrotta Angelo, dwl 722 Broadway
Pedrotta Peter, bakery, 1031 Kearny, dwl 619 Broadway
Pedrotta Victor, cook, dwl 627 Broadway
Pedruzzi Sebastian, dwl 7 Vassar PI
Pedruzzi Sebastian J., compositor, dwl 7 Vassar PI
Peek Susan W. Miss, operator Western Union Telegraph

Co.
Peel E., miner, dwl 426 Greenwich
Peel Edward, cook, dwl N s Green bet Hyde and Larkin
Peel George, seaman stm Emjiire, Pacific St. Wharf
Peel Jonathan, real estate, dwl 1725 Pine
Peel Jonathan Mrs. (widow), dwl 540 Folsom
Peel Thomas O., bookkeeper Wright & Harmon, res Oak-
land
Peel William P., Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Peer Abraham, carpenter, dwl Chicago Hotel
Peer C. A., machinist, dwl 54 First
PEER JOHN A., gear wheels, patterns, etc., and me-
chanical engineer, 32 Fremont, dwl 763 Harrison
Peet E. W. (Severance its P.), res Niles, Alameda Co.
Peet Henry, foiler Cutting & Co., dwl 407 Taylor

Pegg Owen, engineer B. F. Barton & Co. , dwl 1207 La-

guna
Peggs James, laborer Pac. Iron Works, dwl NW cor Scott

and Tyler
Peguemot William, cook, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Peguilhan Francois (Stork A P.), dwl 445 Bush
Peguillan E. & Bro. (Ernile Peguillan), wholesale butch-
ers. Fifth Av nr K, South S. F.
Peguillan Emile (E. Peauillan dk Bro.), dwl S a Fifteenth

Av nr L, South S. F.
Peguillan Eugene (E. Peguillan <t Bro.), dwl S 8 Eleventh j

Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Pehimbo Paul, laborer, dwl 324J^ Broadway
Peitfer Theodore, waiter F. W. Haubrich, 628 Ck>mmercial
Peil Victor, blacksmith, dwl 43 Minna
Peirano Bartolomeo, cook Hotel D'ltalia
Peirano Giacomo (Ghilieri <t P.), dwl W a Stockton b«t

Jackson and Pacific
Peirce Charles, local policeman, dwl NE cor Sacramento

and Sansom
Peirce Frederick W., assistant register clerk Probate

Court, dwl 129 Perry
Peirce Frederick W., local policeman, dwl 153 Third
Peirce George S., carpenter, dwl 18 Potter
Peirce George S. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 18 Potter
Peirce Ignatius, pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl 717

Mason
Peirce John, expressman, cor Townsend and Fourth, dwl

39 Quinn PI
Peirce Joseph, merchant, dwl .'502 Geary
Peirce Stephen, expressman, SE cor Wash and Davis
Peirce. See Pearce and Pierce
Peipers Fritz, musician, dwl 245 Eighth
Peiser Abraham, hairdresser Harris Bernard, dwl 322

Clementina
Peiser B. Miss, teacher Fourth St. Primary School, dwl

117 O'Farrell
Peiser Flora Miss, teacher Laguna St. School
Peiser I. & N., clothing, 604 Market and 401 Kearny
Peiser Isaac«(/. i- N. Peiser), dwl 13 Sixth
Peiser Jacob, clothing, 239 Third
Peiser Joseph, teamster cov Wash and Dup, dwl 1409 Sac
Peiser Lemuel, salesman Hartman Bros.
Peiser Levi, dwl 11 Sixth

Peiser Nathan (/. it N. Peiser), dwl 226 Minna
Peiser Samuel (Peiser <t- Schwartz), dwl 419 Ivy Av
Peiser Samuel, salesman Straus & Levy, dwl 1205 Howard
Peiser & Schvfurtz (Samuel Peiser a7id Mitchell Schwartz).

clothing, 20 Third
Peitz Joseph, musical instruments, 116 Dupont
Peixotto Raphael (Peixotto tO Silverman), dwl 1707Stocli
PEIXOTTO •» SILVEUN.IN (Raphael Peixotto am

M. Silverman), dr.y and fancy goods, 42-46 Third
Pekniorz Juan, cook Guillaume Tell Hotel, 721 Pacific
Pelandi Peter, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 42!

Broadway
Pelechone Joachim, marble sawj'er Musto Bros.
Pelegreno Pietra, painter St. Denis & Chesney, dwl 63!

Broadway
Pelegrine Bachel, fruits, dwl 9 St. Charles PI
Pelegrini F., frescopainter, 108 Sutter, dwl 517 Greenvrid
Peleine J., marblecutter Giacomo Brignardello, dwl 221

Broadway
Pelham Harry, cabinetmaker, dwl 568 Mission
Peligrind Louis, laborer, dwl 634 Pacific
Pelin George, porter Bauer, Tobriner & Co., 547 Market
PELKY, lHr%€AN A eo. (Thomas J. S. Pelky, Dun

can Melsaac, and George Jumper), plastering am

whitening, 134 Post
Pelky Thomas J. S. (Pelky, Duncan <fe Co.), dwl 72

Broadway
Pell Alexander J. Jr. , fish market, NE cor Montgomer

Av and Stockton, dwl 525 Union
Pell Charles C, agent Montgomerj' Queen, dwl W s Brj

ant bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Pell George W., drayman, 322 Davis, dwl Alabama B

Twenty-sixth
Pelle Alexis J., dwl 1605 Mason
Pellegrind Louis, waiter Francisco Garcia, 718 Mont
Pelleguno Oregio, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Buildin
Pelleind Henry, porter Deloche & Corthay, dwl 207 Lek

esdorff
Pcllett Samuel (Pellett lO Fahrbach), dwl 712 Vallejo
Pellott & Fahrbach (Samtiel Pellett and Christian J

Fahrbach), wholesale confectioners, 405 Davis
Pelletier Jules, butler Hunt's Hotel, dwl 7 Mont Av
Pelletier Louis, whitener, dwl 732 Natoma
Pelletreau William, gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl 447 Minr
Pellicciaia Lazzero (P. PeHicciaia ifc Bro.), dwl 618 Frol

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Mar!

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

f Pellicciaia P. & Bro. (Lazzero Pellicciaia), liquor saloon,

618 Front

i Pellicciaia Pietro (P. Pellicciaia <t Bro.), dwl 018 Front
! Pellitier Heiirv, insijcot^ir Southern Pac. R. R.
Pels Edward, clothinfr, 517 Davis, dwl 720 Filbert
ji Pelton John C, teacher, dwl 1510 Pine
JPelton John C. Jr., draftsman S. C. liugbee & Son, dwl

1510 Pine ,

^ Pelton Julius (Jiilitts Pelton J: Co.), res Santa Cruz, Cal
i t Pelton Julius & Co., wholesale California wines, 'S-H Wash
I II Pelton Hubert, dwl COS Larkin

JlPElTKKT PKTKK «., dealer U. S. Currency, etc.,
i 317 Hattery, res Suucelito, Marin Co.

(', Peltzer Christian, mariner, dwl 12 Washinjjton
I ; Peltzer Frederick, watchman stm Enterprise, Broadway
1 St. Wharf

^PelzerS. E., cabinetmaker, dwl 30S) Tehama
/Pember C. F., helper S. F. Gaslight Co., dwl 18 First
I Pemberton Charles, waiter, dwl 804 Third
iPembri Harry, bookkeci)cr, dwl 700 California
i Pembroke Herbert, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 517
1 Pine

i iPemico Pietro, laborer, dwl 115 Clark

Pen d'Orcillu Gold Mining Co., (Mariposa Co., Cal.),
(I Frank Meyers secretary, office 408 Califoniia room 16
• iPena Antonio Dias, clerk W. & I. Steinhart & Co., dwl
; 138 Silver

' Pcna Feofilo, dwl Vallejo PI nr Vallejo
; 'Peiiberthy Thomas, saihnaker Neville & Co., dwl 416 Te-
; hama

I'ende Georpe, miner, dwl P.ark Hotel
' I'oiue Jacob H.,ifurniture dealer, 1220 Market
, Pencu J. W., dwl Commercial Hotel
;; il'cnchant H., barkeeper, dwl 1031 Dupont
; I'ender George C, miner, dwl 325 Eddy
iji Ponder John, driver Potrero and B. V. R R., dwl W s
. Kentucky nr Humboldt

Pender Thomas, salesman 620 Kearny, dwl 561 Mission
I Pendergast Charles, shampooer Hammau Turkish Baths,

11 Du|)ont
(Penderb'ast James, bootblack, NE cor Jackson and Kear-
tfj ny, dwl 609 Jackson
( Pendergast James, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
I Pendegast James, molder yEtna Iron Works, dwl E s
i I Folsom nr Twenty-second

^Pendergast James A., pnxluee commission, 315 Davis,
.i ; dwl N s Pine bet Broderick and Dovisadero
:JjPendergast James H., gilder Thomas Pendergast, dwl 61
Natoma

Pendergast Jeri'is, dwl 21 Powell
Pendergast John, expressman, 303 Battery
Pendergast John, helper George W. Swan & Co.
Pendergast John, laborer California Grain Warehouse,

cor lieale and Brannan
Pendergast Mary (widow), dwl W s Twenty-second nr Har
Pendergast Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W

s Georgia nr Shasta
Pendergast Michael, laborer Omnibus R. R., dwl 250 Te-
hama
Pendergast Michael F., tinsmith Adolph Grimm, dwl 1520

Dupont

Pendergast Miles, laborer, dwl NE cor Post and Webster
Penderg;ist Refugio (widow) dwl 10 Hinckley
Pendergast Thomas (poulerga^t tt StiiiUi), dwl SW cor

Alabama and Twenty-second
Pendergast Thomas, foreman Racouillat & Gilmore, dwl

Freelon nr Fourth
Pendergast Thomas, manuf white moulding and composi-
tion, and pictui-e frames, 925A Market, dwl 51 Natoma
Pendergast T. W., conductor Market St. R. R.
Pendergast William, laborer Lutzan Martin, dwl E s Sev-
enth nr Townsend
Pendergast William, longshoreman, dwl 513 Tehama bet

Fifth and Sixth
PEXI>UK<>A.ST «& 8NITH (Thomas Pendergast and
Henry S. Umith), proptrs jEtna Iron Works, Fremont
bet Howard and Folsom
Panders Edward, laborer, dwl 518 SteVenson, rear
Penfield Robert, mariner, dwl 105 Clark
Pendleton Benjamin, clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 126

Fifth
Pendleton Benjamin, bookkeeper George W. Prescott &

Co., dwl 2631 Howard
Pendleton Benjamin F., real estate, office 513 Montgom-
ery, dwl 122 First Av
Pendleton C. E., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills
Pendleton Edwin S., carpenter, dwl 166 Silver
Pendleton F. H., machinehand Cal. Planing Mills
Pendleton Gilbert A., clerk stm Louise, Clay St. Wharf

Pendleton M. E. Mrs., dwl 166 Silver

Pendleton B. F. (Pendleton <fc Co.), dwl 122 First Av

Pendleton Thomas, dwl 224 McAllister

Pendleton William Q., clerk U. S. Navy Pay Office, dwl

611 Post
Pendleton & Co. (B. F. Pendleton), real-estate and busi-
ness agents, 405 Kearny
Pendo John, coffee saloon, 723 Davis
Pcndolo Augustus, dwl 1711 Mason, rear
Penillo Giulio, fish, 37 Clay St. Market, dwl 1054 Union
Peneton Lucy A., ladies' hairdresser, dwl 416 Union
Peneton Salomon, messenger Ophir Silver Mining Co.,

dwl 416 Union
Penfield Charles, mariner, dwl North German Hotel
Penfield William H., dwl 1517 Geary, rear
Pengallay Robert W., liquor saloon, NE cor Second and

Folsom, dwl 8 Henrietta Square
Pengelly William, groom David D. Colton, dwl Cushman

PI
Pengilly Josiah, carpenter, dwl New^ Wisconsin Hotel
Penhallow D. P., captain baik Enoch Talbot, Pier 9 Steu
Ponlington George, bookkeeper Redington Quicksilver

Mining Co., dwl 1240 Howard
Penman Daniel, bricklayer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 310

Eighth
Penn Fire Insurance Co. (Philadelphia), Hutchinson,

Mann & Smith agents, 314 California
Penn John, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Pennant Lewis, mariner, dwl 8 Washington
Pennell Charles C, clerk Wooster, Shattuck & Co., dwl

105 Leavenworth
Pennell Isaac A., captain bktn Oregonian, Mission St.

Wharf
Pennell J. A., captain schr Oregonian, office 44 Market
Pennell J. T. (widow), dwl 105 Leavenworth
Pennell Robert, lumber surve.vor, office 128 Steuart, dwl

W s Castro bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Pennell Thomas, clerk, dwl 105 Leavenworth
Pennell T. M., clerk Spring Valley Water W. Co., res Oak-
land

Penner , dwl 54 Third

Penney Annie Mrs. , upholsteress, dwl 11 Hampton PI
Penney James J., calker Middlemas & Boole, dwl 56 Na-
toma
Penney John P., boatbuilder, cor Kentucky & Solano,

dwl SE cor Tennessee and Solano
Penney N. S., master mariner, dwl 11 Hampton PI
Penney. See Pennie and Penny
Pennick J. (widow), dwl Ninth Av nr M., South S. F.
Pennie Henry, dwl 747 Howard
I>£i\'i\'Ii: J.4iUES C, justice of the peace, office 804

Montgomery, dwl 1512 Post
Pennie James C. Jr., cider manuf, 504 Jack, dwl 1512 Post
Pennie Timothy, calker, dwl 49 Natoma
Penniman Benjamin F., capitalist, dwl 371 Minna
Penniman George W., baggagemaster Southern Pac. R.

R., dwl 408 Hyde
Penniman John, capitalist, dwl 408 Hyde
Penniman Thomas, deputy county clerk, dwl 637 Stev
Pennington Frederick, lumberman, dwl 2 Delaware PI
Pennington Frederick, printer Thomas & Co., dwl 1015

Mason
Pennington Jane Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1015 Mason
Pennington Lizzie (widow), dwl 1514 Stockton
Penno William, silver engraver Koehler & Kitter, dwl

226 Second
Pensokell Herman, laborer, dwl NE cor Sixteenth and

Howard
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co. (Philadelphia), Jonathan

Hunt & Son agents, office 313 California
Pennsylvania R;iilroad Co., J. R. Erringer Jr. general

agent, office 238 Montgomery
Penny Frank, miner, dwl 12 EUi's
Penny James, calker Boole & Webster
Penny James, clerk, dwl 115 O'Farrell
Penny John, dialmaker Cal. Watch Co., dwl 502 Fourth
Penny John, plasterer, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bd\vy
Penny. See Penney and Pennie
Pennycock James, painter, dwl 2124 Mason
Pennycook John, baker, dwl NW cor Second and Towns-
end
Pennycook John Jr., sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

NW cor Second and Townsend
Pennycook N. W., clerk The Howe Machine Co., dwlNW

cor Second and Townsend
Pennygrass Thomas, planer, dwl 107 Freelon
Pentacost George, teamster Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

Buchanan and Bay
Pentecost Joseph, clerk Ira G. Hoitt, dwl 36 Geary

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, B. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merehania|f

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Pentonv John (Pentonii & Co.), dwl 1031 Pacific

Pentony & Co. {John Pcntony and C. B. Petem), livery
stables, SE cor Pacific and Taylor

Peiitz Henry, rags and bottles, dwl 619 Pacific

Peiitz J., dwl 432 Broadway , m t

Penwoll S. A., secreUrv lierkeley Land and Town Im-
nrovement Assn, otficeTl" Montgomery, res Berkeley

PE«>1'LK'S E\PKESS (Oakland), Gcor^'c F. Crowell
secretary, A. 1). Whitney manajjer, office 16 iiac

People's Fire Insurance Co. " (of Memphis), Hutchinson,
Mann & Smith agents, 314 California ,,„.,.

People's Fire Insurance Co. (of Newark, N. J.), Hutchin-
son, Mann & Smith agents, 314 California

Peoplqp George, quarryman Ton-ens & Enricht, dwl IbM
Clav

Peotilcs Robert, teamster Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Peoria Starch Co., Charles C. Jones agent, office 214 Sac-
ramento , X m •

Pepin James, blacksmith, dwl E s Harrison bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth ,,,.-, , ,.710

Peplow Edward A., printer C. A Murdock & Co., dwl 712

Taylor , ^„.

Peplow James F., carpenter, dwl 329i Ellis . .

PepT^au Gaston, waiter California House, dwl 4 Virginia

Pepper Augustus, machinehand Cal. Planing Mills, dwl
W s Fair Oaks nr Twenty-second .

Pepper Frank, laborer S. F. Weeks & Co., dwl 1722 Jessie
Pepper John W., bookkeeper Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl

1722 Jessie
Pepper Susan, dressmaker, dwl 122 Eleventh
Pepper Thomas, wheelwright John Kenny, dwl 200.5 Miss
Pepper Warren, woodturner Isaac Hardenburg, dwl W s

Fair Oaks bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Pepper William, stonecutter, dwl 804 Third
Pera Andrea, barber, 222 Broadway j , ^i o

Pera Anselmo, drajTiian, cor Front and Clark, dwl 018

Front
Pera Francisco, shoemaker, dwl 215 Broadway
Pera Michele, hostler Novello & Pitto, dwl 427 Jackson
Pei-a Pallegrino, expressman, dwl S s Cadell Alley, rear
PeraltaJohn B., mattressmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 211 Third
Peralto Giacomo, marblecutter Giacomo Brignardello,

dwl 533 Green . , , „ ^ «

Peranno John, shoemaker Emilio Merani, dwl 3 Lafayette

PI
Perasso John, woodcarver Parker & AUwood, dwl 427

Filbert „ „ .

Perata Bernardo, with Francisco Bazzuro, dwl428 Vallejo
Perata Giovanni, gardener. Twenty-sixth Av nr San

Bruno Road, South S. F.
Perata Lorenzo, dwl 425 Filbert, rear
Perata Louis, vegetable dealer, dwl 704 Filbert
Perata Michele, vegetables, Colombo Market
Perazzo A., carpenter Baldwin's Academy of Music
Perazzo Achille, laborer, dwl 427 Filbert
Perazzo John (Hock- A P.), dwl 6 Pollard PI
Perazzo Joseph, cigar manufactory, 1421 Dupont
Perazzo Lucio, expressman, NE cor Dupont and Vallejo,

dwl N s Vallejo bet Kearny and Dupont
Perazzo Luigi, bootblack, dwl 517 Union
Perazzo Maria M. Mrs., dwl 442 Green
Perboner Jacob, peddler, dwl 427i Green
Perboner K. Mrs., ladies' underwear, 831 Clay, dwl 427}

Green
Percival Adele Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 10 Jasper PI
Percival Charles, laborer, dwl 10 Jasper PI
Percival Charles, waiter, 527 Commercial
Percival Freeman F., master mariner, dwl 1224} Pacific
Percival M. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 507 Bryant
Percott William, seaman, dwl 8 Jackson
Percovich G., upholsterer Goodwin & Co.
Percy D., clairvoyant, astrologer, and healer, office and

dwl 200 Kearny
Percy Francis, compositor Hebrew Observer, dwl 933 Pac
Percy Gershom H., carpenter William B. Bradburj', dwl

2234 Bush
Percy John, dwl 35 Louisa
Percy Robert, clerk, dwl E s York bet Twenty-third and

Twenty-fourth
Percy T. (widow), dwl 719 Sutter
Percy William, boxraaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl

718 Capp
Percy. Si'i'. Puree
Pereira John, gardener, dwl W s San Jo86 Road nr St.

Mary's College
Pereira Raimnnd, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
FEUKIKA S. L., proptr Hotel Gailhard, 507-511 Pine

Peremans J. B., expressman, SW cor Front and Jackeon,

dwl 254 Perry
Peremans J. B. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 254 Perry
Peres L. & Co. {Pedro Altttbe), wholesale cattle butchers,

Fifth Av nr Kentucky, South S. F., office 635 Clay
Peres Louis (L. Peres d: Co.), res Oakland
Peretta Alexander, stevedore, dwl NE cor Fourth and

PEREV PIEKRE, coppersmith, 308 Market, dwl 711

Grove
Perez Eleazar, painter, dwl 514 Green

Perez P., jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, awl If

324 Commercial
Pefetti Peter, tailor, dwl 1508 Dupont
Perg C. L., captain schr Piute, Vallejo St. Wharf
Perham Charles, peddler, dwl 718 California
Peri Lorenzo, vegetables, Colombo Market
Periam Charles, machinist, dwl 1316} Natoma bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Perichon Augustin, lodgings, 438 Broadway
Perine Nicholas P., Boston Mastic Roofing, and manuf ac .
turer roofing material, Towiisend bet Fourth and?
Fifth, office 638 Market
Peri vis Pess^io, deckhand stm San Joaquin (No. 2), Vallejo

St Wharf
Perket John H., dwl 19 Taylor
Perkin Charles B., clerk, dwl 613 Mission
Perkin William, proptr Montgomery House, 613 Mission

Perkins Mrs., dwl 9 Taylor

Perkins A. Judson, photographer P. J. Sullivan, dwl 21

Essex
Perkins A. L., bookkeeper Wheeler & Wilson Manuf. Co.,

dwl 102 Mason
Perkins Albert, dwl 2010 Taylor . ^ , „^i

Perkins Augusta Z. Mrs. (Perkim dt Gooden), dwl 2081

O'Farrell
Perkins Austin, shipcarpenter, dwl 32 Park Av
Perkins A. B. Col., mining stocks, dwl 304 Minna
Perkins Benjamin, dwl 737 Howard
Perkins Betsy (widow), dwl 1327 Sacramento
Perkins Charjes B., salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl 613
Mission „ . , , ,,o-,

Perkins Charles C. (Charles C. Perkins d: Co.), dwl 1123

Powell
Perkins Charles C. & Co. (James Rorke), fruit and pro-
duce commission, 508 and 510 Sansom
Perkins Charles Hr,^lesman Buyer, Reich & Co.
Perkins Dearborn, housemover, dwl 29 Third
Perkins E. S., adjuster The Davis Sewing Machine Co.,

dwl 741 Howard
Perkins F., dwl 319 Hyde

Perkins Frank, boxmaker George W. Swan & Co.
Perkins George, electrician, dwl 115 Oregon
Perkins George C. (Goodall, Nelson A P.), dwl 20 Twelfth
Perkins George F. (Broivn A P), dwl 314 Green
Perkins George M., dwl 527 Seventeenth
Perkins George W., draj-man John G. Hodge & Co., dwl

347 Jessie
Perkins Hiram, dwl 373 Minna , „ ^ j , ,4

Perkins Hiram F., carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co., dwl 14

Perkins h! N. Miss, teacher Lincoli^ Grammar School,

dwl 410 Minna
Perkins Horace (Perkins <t Quinn), 4 Montgomery Av

erkins James, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 314 Ritch
Perkins James E., mining, office 418 Cal, room 4, dwl 619

Harrison
Perkins Jesse, printer, dwl 515 Kearny
Perkins J. G., warehouseman, dwl 20 Ellis
Perkins J. H., special policeman, dwl 212 Steuart
Perkins John, carpenter, dwl 81 Market
Perkins Joseph (Ji. C. Kirby cfc Co.), res Oakland
Perkins Joseph A., clerk Custom House, res Oakland
Perkins Joseph G., foreman patternmaker Hinckley «

Co., dwl 418 First , , .,q

Perkins Justin E., patternmaker Hinckley & Co., dwl 418

Perkins, Logan & Co. , merchants (Oroville, Cal.), James

Moore agent, office 323 Front room 3 ^ , „„,-

Perkins Luke H., inspector Custom House, dwl 2010

Perkins L. W., superintendent Occidental Hotel Billiard

Room, dwl 930 Market
Perkins Martha H.Mrs., dwl .513 Gough ,. ., ^

Perkins May Miss, forewoman Neustadter Brothers, trt)ugn

bet Grove and Hayes
Perkins Napoleon B., carpenter, dwl 4 Juniper
Perkins Nathan L., printer, dwl 1327 Sacramento
Perkins N. P., carpenter, dwl 574 Bryant

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p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712,714, and 716 Kearay, Established 1862.

Perkins P. B., condoctor, dwl Coso Hoxiso

I'erkins R. , bellman I'aliicc Hotel

Perkins Richard, housesmith John R. Sima, dwl 646

HoTvard
Perkins Richard, porter, dwl 29 Commercial
Perkins Russell O., dwl W s Poloros nr Sixt««nth
Perkins Samuel, aj^ent A. M. Simpson & Bro., office"! 44

Market, dwl i'l Hanthorne .

Perkins Virj^inia A. (widow), furnished moras, &14 Bush
Perkins \V., bo.xmak«r C)eorg» W. .Swan & Co.
Perkins William, porter F. a E. Tittel, dwl 113 (♦ak
Perkiivs William H., fruits, 22« Haves
Perkins Willis T. , clerk freight ofiieo Central Pac R. R.,

dwl 201 P^nvell
Perkins & Goodcn (Mrs. A. X. PerHiui and Mi^. S. M.

livodfii), dressmaking and millinery, 1208 Market
Perkins & yuilin (Horace Perkbxf: and Kdirard Qih'hh),

houscelcaners, 4 Montgwmerj- Av
Perla Deltina, seamstress Mrs, Josepha Labome, dwl 1202

Powell

Perl«y Albii>«, clerk, dwl 1354 Mission
Perley Albion S., strectwaterer, dwl 'i'^ ShotweJl
Perley Alvin W-, teamster, dwl 375 Shotwell
Perley It. Downer, head postal clerk U. S. ilailway M»il

Service, dwl 91ti Larkin
Permilie Lotiis, dwl *31 Broadway
Pennin Louis, paint«r, dwl 428 Third
Peniavi Charl«s C, laborer North Btiach CVment Pipe

Worlvs, dwl S s Bay bet Taylor and Mason
Peniellc John, porter Prosper May, dwl N s Sacramento

bet Stockton and Dui>ont
Penniat Elia, fruit dealer, 911 Kearny
I'croni John, waiter John Jury & Brothers, dwl62T Bdwy

I'trota , dwl 721 Broadway

Porozzo Giaconio, marblecutter Giaccano BrignardeUo,

dwl 14 Inion PI
PEKI>4>LI .M.. dyer and scouts-, 83 Fourth
Perjioli Pmschidis, laborer John Renault, NW ooc Pacific

and MasoJi
Perrault Hy polite N., carpenter, dwl 519 BiaSh
Perrault .iriliaii, physician and swgeon, office 413 KeaniS',

dwl 1400 Jackson
Perrault M. N., dwl 242 Stevenson
Perrell I'liillip, dwl 613 Mission
Pcrrett Frederick (Perrett <*: Co.), dwl 122 ScvetitS*
Perrett ^t Co. (Frederifk Perrett a»d-Jam^ Alexander),

fruits, etc, IS2 Seventh
Perrian Charles J., machinist Phoenix Iron Works, dwl

131(U Natomft
Perrie John, clerk Banner Brothers, dwl 207 Dupont
Perrie William, bookkeeper Brooks & Lee, dwl 1115

Stackton
Perrier A., liquor saloon, SW cor Dupont and Bush
Perrier FYank, dummyrnxn Clay St. Hill R. R. Co.
Perrier Hippolite, liquors, 206 Third
Perrier Jules, .«tudent Heald's B<isiness Oolleije
Perriman Wil iam R., captain batk Cyanc, olfice 208 Cal,

dwl Windsor House
Perrin Adeline (widow), dwl W s Polsom bet Tvrent^-first

and Twenty-second
Perrin Charles, carpenter, dwl 519 Bush
Perrin Edward li , real-e*tate agent, 534 California, dwl

W s Folsom bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Perrin K iward R,, dwl 7 Van Ness Av
Pen-in Edward R., superintendent Rincon Warehouse,

dwl 32 Twelfth
Perrin Eu','ene, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Howard and

Fourth, dwl 1617 Powell
Perrin Francis, dwl 1617 Powell
Perrin Geor,'e W., surveyor, dwl 318 Pine
Perrin Peter, musician, dwl 1318 Dupont
Perrin Reuben J., physician and surgeon, 109 Mont
Perrin Robert, real estate, office 534 California, dwl W s

Polsom bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Perrin William, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 606

Mission

Perrine Peter, laborer, dwl W a San Jose Av nr Twenty-
ninth

Perrins John, lashmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 56 Te-
hama

Perrj' Albert, dwl NE cor Ecker and Lick
Perry Alexander, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Perry Alvin U., salesman Whittier, Fuller &^Co.,^dwl 15

Glen Park Av
Perry Amos, stairbuilder Jesse & Drew

erry Arthur, teller Pacific Bank, dwl 417 Powell
Perry Au;,'ust, upholstered, dwl NW cor Bush and Baker
Perry Charles, dwl NE cor Ecker and Lick
Perry David, carpenter, dwl 231 Stevenson

Perry David E., carpenter, dwl 1116 Tajior

Perry David J., dwl l.'>06 Hyde

Porrj' Eliza (Widow), dwl 4l6 Greenwich

Perry F., dwl 412 Jones

Ptrry f., cadet Pacific Mail S. S. Granada

Perry Frank, helper W. S. Phelps & Co., dwl 16 Anthony

Perry George, mariner, dwl 416 Greenwich

Perry George, porter John G. lis, dwl 226 Chestnut

Perry George H., clerk Edward F, Hall & Co., dwl 813
Bush

Pcrrj- G. O. Mrs,, dwl 813 Bush

Perr\' Grattan, private secretary John P. Jones, 330^Pine,
dwl 8U O'F&rrell

Perry Harry, dwl 729 California •

Pe«-y H, E.", contractor ami builder, ofRce 622 Clay room 5

Perry Henry, sash and blindmakcr, dwl 552 Mission

Perry Henry O., lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 30 Perry

Perry H<ir»ce, boot and shoemaker, 104S Howard

Perry Howard, driver Occidental Laundry, SE cor Filbert
and Octavia

Perrj' Janies, laborer, dwl K s Stevenson nr Hermann

Perry James, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, res Oakland

rERRV JOn.V .It., stockbroker, office lOgJ Leides-
dorff, dwl Occidental Hotel

Perry John H., soda water manxifacturer, dwl 210 Mont-
gomery Av

Perry John U., car^ienter, dwl W s Tennessee nr Butte

Perrj- John W., route-agent U. S. Railway Mail Service,
dwl 36 Perry

Perry Joseph, dwl N s Greenwich bet Montgomery and
Sansom

Perry Joseph, watchman stni Amador, Market St. Wharf

P*ny J. Willard, feootmaker Horace Perry, dwl 1043 How-
ard

Perrj- JI. Miss, teaicher Mission Primarj' School

P€»ry Margaret Mrs,, dwl 314 Jessie

Perry Mary (widow), dwl NE cor Lick and Ecker

Perry Marj' F. (widow), dwl E s Pennsylvania Av nr So-
lano

Perrv Newton, porter, dwl 1006 Jackson

Perry N. R. , dwl -208 Tyler

Perry Philip, expressman, cor Mission and Stenart,, dwl
249 fteate

Perry Richard, carpenter, dwl E 8 San Bnmo Road, nr
Twenty-ninth

Perry RicJiard, drayman, cor Clay and Dnunm, dwl 216
Austin

Perry S,, bricklayer, dwl 14 Turk

Perrv Samuel B., expressman, NW cor Howard and
third

Perry Satah A. (widow), nurse, dwl 266 -lessie, rear

Perry Van Buren {Perry <fc Doyle), dwl Russ House

Perry William, dwl cor Bryant and Fourth

Perry William, cook, dwl Coso House

Perry William A., bookkeeper, dwl 724 Bush

Perry William J., painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 12 Downey

PEKRY A DOYLE (J. Van Buren Perry and John
E. Doyle), wines and liquors, 311 Bush

Perry. See Perrie

Persich Natale, waiter Nicholas Antonovich, dwl 703
Davis

Persinger S., baker Pacific Mail S. S. China

Person F., correspondent F. Dewing & Co., dwl 534 Bush

Person James, stonecutter, dwl 3 King

Person J. E., dwl 869 Market

Persons John, painter, dwl 1233 Pacific

Persson Gustavus, stevedore, dwl 14 Stanford

Persson Peter, mariner, dwl 421 Drumm

Peru William, liquor saloon, 308 Dupont

Pervangher Pauline Miss, laundress Eugene Grasselly,
916 Powell

Pesagno Antonio, laborer, dwl Roma Hotel

Pescia Francis, proptr Hotel D'ltalia, 723 Sansom

Pescia Joseph, medical student University California, 652
Washingrton, dwl 216 Broadway

Pescia Stefano, winemaker, dwl 723 Sansom

Pesinger John H., agent Eastern manufs, 534 Market

Pesoli Cecilia Mrs., dwl 530 Greenwich

Pesoli Edward A., clerk French consulate, dwl 530
Greenwich

Pestner Ernst, salesman Loewe Brothers, dwl W s Capp
bet Twentv-third and Twentv-fourth

PETAIU.'HA" like packets, James N. McCune
agent, office 117 Clav

PETALLMA STE.A.WER, Green St. Wharf

Petar D., cook N. Giamboni & Co.

Petch Richard H., porter Held Bros. & Co., dwl 1328 Cal-
ifornia, rear

Peter George, cook Dennis Mataranger, dwl 662 Howard

'AMIS G. STEELE k CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIHED ly D. W. Laird. 613 Mont, cor. Merchant

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Peter John, housesmith John R. Sims, dwl cor Geary and

Taylor
Peter John, vegetables, dwl 1714 Dupont, rear
Peter Joseph, hostler, dwl 6 Bartol

Peter Nicholas, hamessmaker J.H.Wilson & Co., awl
220S Mason ^^ xr *„i

Peter P. H., carver Herman Granz, dwl Golden City Hoiei
Peter Simon, tailor, dwl .505 Hyde ^ „ „

Peterkin John, dairj-maii, Bay View, South S. 1-.
Peters Andrew, with Eugene Boucher, 537 Sacrainento
Petei-s Arthurs., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., dwl

225 Eleventh , ^

Peters Augusta Miss, domestic Dr. Jacob Regensburger,

11 2fc Powell
Peterslertha (widow), dwl N s Olive Av bet Ellis and

O'Farrell . ^

Peters C, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Peters Carrie O. Miss, dwl Mercantile Library Building

room 13 , „, . ,

Peters Catherine (widow), dwl 420i Shipley
Peters C. B. {Pentony A- Co.), dwl cor Eighth and Howard
Peters Charles, sawjer F. Korbel & Bros.
Peters Charles F.. driver S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl 2213

PETbltS CHARLES K.. real estate, office 405* Cal-
ifornia, dwl Grand Hotel , , ow
Peters Detlef A., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl hw
cor Brannan and Eighth i, , j , ^no
Peters Diedrich, barkeeper Scrhamm & Schnabel, dwl 409

Dupont , ^, .

Peters Edward {Gardner it P.), dwl 14 Ohio
Peters Edward, laborer, dwl NW cor Third & Berry
Peters Edwin, laborer, dwl S s Sixteenth bet Rondel

PI and Hoff Av
Peters Ernest, musician, dwl 545 California
Peters F. M. L., fancy goods, toys, etc., 207 Montgomery,
dwl 823 Filbert , ^ ^ , „,„

Peters Frank, helper Pacific Saw Manuf. Co., dwl 219

Missidn
Peters Franklin, baker Cal. Cracker Co.
Peters Frederick, waiter Columbia Hotel, 741 Market
Peters George, dwl 324 Tyler • j r, **.

Peters George, carpenter, dwl SE cor Carolina and Butte
Peters George, cook, dwl 527 Sacrainento
Peters George, fruits and candies, 1038 Folsom
Peters George, laborer Edward J. SchllUr, dwl 625 Pac
Peters George, vamisher Andrew Frei, dwl 469 Brannan
Peters George D. {Hocking & P.), dwl 631 Sacramento
Peters G. W., dwl 106 Post
Peters G. W., cook What Cheer House
Peters Henrv, barkeeper John D. Yates, SW cor Market

and Third
Peters Henry, master mariner, dwl 1511 Mason
Peters Hermann, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Peters J., carpenter B. & J. S. Doe
Peters J. Mrs., dressmaker, 759 Howard
Peters J. Mrs., teacher piano, dwl 2522 Howard
Peters James, clerk, dwl 19 Sixth
Peters J. G. , carpenter, dwl 108 Powell
Peters J. H., blacksmith, dwl NE cor Fourth andBerrj
Peters John, cabinetmaker Langland & Leach, dwl Berry

nr Third
Peters John, clerk, dwl 115 O'Farrell
Peters John, coachman Frank M. Pixley, dwl NW cor

Fillmore and Union
Peters John, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl

2 Russell
Peters John, liquor saloon, 1007 Battery
Peters John, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and Berry
Peters John, tailor, dwl 116 Park Av
Peters John H., proprietor New York Photograph Galle-
ry, 25 and 27 Third, dwl 21 Third
Peters John T., barkeeper stm New World, dwl 10 Hen-
rietta Square
Peters Jordan, brickmaker, dwl 759 Howard
Pet«rs Joseph {Peterf A Coxoie), dwl 1202 Howard
Peters Julius, bookkeeper G. Cohn &.Co., dwl 2520 How-
ard
Peters Louis, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Peters Manuel, cook, dwl 662 Brjant bet Fifth and Sixth
Peters Peter, laborer Lohrmann & Siemer, dwl W s Prin-

gle Court nr Sansom
Peters Robert, cabinetmaker, dwl 369 Jessie
Peters Robert, driver City R. R.
Peters Thieband, modelmaker John M. Stockman, dwl 32

Main
Peters W., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Brannan
nr Seventh

Peters William, barkeeper William C. Petere, dwl 601

Fourth
Peter William, bookkeeper, dwl 641 Washington
Peters William B. (estate of), paperhangings and window
shades, 321 Pine „ _,. j

Peters William C, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and
Bryant ., n • \

Peters & Cowie (Joieph C. Peterg and George M. Cawie),
hay and grain, 1046 Howard

Petersen , cabinetmaker, dwl 371 Minna

Petersen Adolf T. N., master mariner, dwl 23 Fifth Ay
Petersen Adolph, seaman Jerome B. Piper, SW cor Clay

and East . , „ , ^

Petersen Andrew, cook, dwl cor California and Market
Petersen Andrew, porter, dwl 127 Jackson
Petersen Andrew, tailor, 625 Merchant
Petersen August, junk dealer, dwl 103 Sacramento
Petersen August, mariner, dwl 405 Drumm
Petersen Berthnius, woodturner, dwl cor N and Tweuth
Av, South S. F. „ V . .. „«

Petersen Brothers {Ne» P. and William S.),vsnsi,\eB,i\9

East , , ,^„_ ^ , .

Petersen Carl, salesman Kaindler & Co., dwl 2207 Larkin
Petersen Carl, taimer Carl Swenson, dwl Santa Clara nr

Connecticut
Petersen Carl, wine merchant, dwl 550 Lindem Av
Petersen Charles, hostler, dwl 18 First
Petersen Charles, trunkmaker, dwl 18 Firet
Petersen Charles A. {Petersen & Co.), dwl 1436 Mission
Petersen Charles E., silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl

220 Lombard
Petersen Christian, clerk Frank Cook, 313 East
Petersen E., seaman, dwl 11 Pacific ^^ , ,

Petersen Foldevar, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl
213 Howard ,„..,» i

Petersen Gottfried, wagonmaker Kimball Agncmturai

Implement Manuf. Co., dwl 512 Fourth
Petersen Gottlieb, dr<l^^nan, dwl 80 Clementina
Petersen Gus., laborer Cal. Sugar Refiner}^ dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Petersen Gus., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl SE cor

Shasta and Michigan
Petersen H., storekeeper Lick House
Petersen Hans, mariner, dwl 12 Washington
Petersen Heinrich, assistant August Alers, dwl 722 Mont
Petersen J., laborer, dwl 39 Minna ,,„,,:,

Petersen Jacob, captain stm San Lorenzo, dwl 134 tra,n-

Petersen Jasper, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, dwl 73 Ore-
gon
Petersen John, carpenter, dwl 56 Minna, rear
Petersen John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Brannan and Eighth „ , , , „,n™.-_j

Petersen John C. {Swanberg, West J: Co.), dwl 812 Third
Petersen John N. {Petersen d- Co.), dwl 815 Hamson
Petersen John R., jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl cor

Jackson and Kearny
Petersen Mary (widow), dwl 744 Tehama
Petersen Matilda, domestic, dwl 606 O'Farrell
Petersen N., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, Jwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth , , ,„ ^,

Petersen Nes P. {Petersen Brothers), dwl 16 Bluxome,

Petersen Nicholas, porter M. Waterman & Co., dwl 717
Vallejo

Petersen Niels, laborer, dwl 103 Sacramento

Petersen Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Petersen Peter, student, dwl 517 Mission

Petersen Robert, teamster George Meyer, dwl 1142 Mis-
sion, rear |

Petersen Tliomas, tailor, dwl 15 Minna ,, ,, „ ,

Petersen Thyra Miss, domestic William H. McConnack,
dwl 208 Jones , ,.„ „ ,

Petersen Tolliver, brassfinisher, dwl 513 Howard, rear 1

Petersen William J., soapmaker Union Soap Factory, dwl
1436 Mission ^ , , , „ „,

Petersen WilUam S. {Petersen Brothers), dwl 16 Bluxome,

Peteraen & Co. {Charles A. Petersen and Ludioig Koster),
proptrs Union Soap Factory, NW cor Mission and

Petersen & Co. {John N. Petersen and Paul Jesson),

teamsters, 220 Front

Peterson , dwl 214 Ellis

Peterson , captain schr Wm. H. Meyer, office with

ClUs & Poulterer »

Peterson , cooper, dwl 227 Minna

Peterson Aaron, carpenter, dwl 4 Haggin
Peterson A. B., miner, dwl Olympic Lodgings

BEAMISH'S-lTncleiis Building, corner of TMrd and Market fftreets.

p. VAN SOHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Peterson Adam, waiter Johnson & Co., 10 Sacramento
Peterson Adoljih, caqjenter, dwl 40 Natonia, rear
Petordon Alexander, Lumbernien'R Pro. Union, 71 New

Montgomery
Peterson Alfred, seaman, dwl 1918 Powell, rear
Peterson Andrew (McPherson it P.), dwl Pacific Ex-
change
Peterson Andrew (Rocki/ <fe P.), SW cor Clay and Davis
Peterson Andrew, laborer, dwl 864 Folsoni
Peterson Andrew, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu
Peterson Andrew, porter Lodden, Whipple & Co., dwl 8

Jasper PI
Peterson Andrew, proptr Sanders' Hotel, SW cor Battery

and Vallcjo
Peterson Andrew H., master schr Sam Thomas, office

805 East
Peterson Arthur S. {Bixhop <t Co.), dwl 305 Eddy
Peterson .\u',aist, clerk John J. Reardon, dwl 758 How
Peterson August, cooper Reuben Nort<in, dwl 1235 Hyde
Peterson August, sugarboiler C;il. Sugar Refinery, dwl

NE cor Brannau and Eighth
Peterson Augustus, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New

Montgomery
Peterson Brothers (Louis and John), restaxirant and

lodgings 531 East
Peterson V. , cooiier Pac. Barrel and Keg Co. , S a Bran-
nan bet Seventh and Eighth '
Peterson Charles, boarding and lodging, 117 Clark
Peterson Charles, boxmaker George W. Swan & Co., dwl

18 Harriet
Peterson Charles, carpenter, dwl NE cor Washington and

Drumm
Peterson Charles, helper Charles W. Smith, dwl SE cor

Jackson and Drumm
Peterson Charles, hostler Abraham Newman, dwl 628

Geary
Peterson Charles, laborer S. Lachman & Co., dwl 317

Bush
Peterson Charles, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Peterson Charles, milkranch, Precita Av bet Mission and

Howard, Bernal Heights
Peterson Chailes, seaman, dwl 531 East
Peterson Charles, shipcarpenter Willcutt & Rowe, dwl 14

Tehama
Peterson Charles A. , upholsterer, dwl 1204 Howard, rear
Peterson Charles H., deputy U. S. Marshal, dwl 407 Third
Peterson Clharles J., tailor, dwl 562 Howard
Peterson Charles N., carpenter, dwl 12 Garden
Peterson Charles P., cabinetmaker Kragen &Co., dwl 76

Natoma
Peterson Charles R., deckhand tugboat Monarch
Peterson Christian, hogranch, M bet Fourth and Fifth

avs. South S. F.
Peterson Christian, tailor Straub & Scheurer, dwl 11 Turk
Peterson C. P., tailor, dwl 525 Union
Peterson D., seaman, dwl N s Union bet Battery and San
Peterson Edward,hookkeeper William Shells, dwl 34 Ellis
Peterson Edward, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, dwl 11

Pacific
Peterson Edward, stevedore, dwl N s Townsend nr Third
Peterson E. J. Mrs., dressmaker, 164 Silver
Peterson Eliza Miss, dwl 218 Turk
Peterson Enick, teamster Francis L, Such, cor Douglass

and Twenty-fourth
Peterson F. , cooper Pac Barrel and Keg Co., S a Brannan

bet Seventh and Eighth
Peterson Ferdinand, tailor, 640 Mission
Peterson Ferdinand C, cashier Commercial Union Insur-
ance Co., dwl 12 Essex
Peterson Frederick (John X. Olson <fc Co.), dwl SW cor

Drumm and California
Peterson Frederick, engraver, dwl 710 Clementina
Peterson Frederick, laborer, dwl 524 Sixth
Peterson Frederick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu
Peterson Frederick O., Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Peterson Frederick W. , capitalist, dwl 22 Tehama
Peterson Georg^ dwl 210 Montgomery Av
PETERSO.V GEORGE, frescopamter, 402 Sixth
Peterson George, porter AlljTie & \\Tiite, 112 Front
Peterson George B., grainer, dwl 208 O'Farrell
Peterson George H., machinehand D. A. Macdonald &

Co. , dwl 2345 Jackson
Peterson George W., retoucher George D. Morse, dwl 106

Post
Peterson Gustaf B., foreman jeweler David W. Laird, dwl

912 Clajr
Peterson Gustava M., nurse, dwl 232 Seventh
Peterson Gustave, laundryman Grand Hotel, dwl 268

Tehama

Peterson Gustave, tanner Kraus & Roth, dwl 762 Bran

Peterson Gustavus, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson

Peterson H., cook, dwl 509 Washington

Peterson Hannah J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 22 Tehama

Peterson Hans, porter Lick House

Peterson Henry, dwl 409 Steveftson

Peterson Henry (Dettner ct P.), dwl Chicago Hotel

Peterson Henry, boatman, dwl 14 Folsom

Peterson Henry, carpenter, dwl 1216 Jackson

Peterson Henry, laborer Pac. Glue Manuf. Co., dwl S s

Lombard bet Franklin and Gough
Peterson Henry, mariner, dwl 250 Spear
Peterson Henry, market, SW cor Seventh and Brj'ant
Peterson Henrj", painter, dwl 169 Perry .

Peterson H. L., Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Peterson Horgan, dwl 505 Green
Peterson J., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Peterson Jacob, driver City R. R., dwl 231 Fifteenth
Peterson James, marbleworker Edward McGrath, dwl 10

Green
Peterson James, seaman stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Peterson John, dwl 411^ Turk
Peterson John {Peterson Brothers), dwl 531 East
Peterson John, blacksmith, dwl 621 Bush, rear
Peterson John, carpenter, dwl 140 Natoma, rear
Peterson John, laborer, dwl 425 Fremont
Peterson John, laborer, dwl 430 Drumm
Peterson John, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 80 Jessie
Peterson John, laborer new City Hall, dwl 1110 Brjant
Peterson John, laborer Patent Brick Co.
Peterson John, porter McCain, Flood & McClure, dwl 407

Turk
Peterson John, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Peterson John, shipcarpenter, dwl 423 Francisco
Peterson John, shoemaker, dwl NE cor Brannan and

Eighth
Peterson John, tailor Eugene Boucher
Peterson John, waiter stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf
Peterson John C, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl

18 First
Peterson John F., clerk John P. M. Glootz, dwl 13 Se-

lina PI
Peterson Joseph, dwl 306 Main
Peterson Joseph, blacksmith Hawkins & Cantrell
Peterson Joseph, laborer, dwl 325 Vallejo
Peterson J. P., machinist, dwl 912 Lyon
Peterson L., clerk, dwl 607 Ellis
Peterson LawTence, laborer Henry S. Dorlqpd, NW cor

Dolores and Dorland
Peterson La\\Tence, shipwright, dwl 46 Ritch, rear
Peterson Le\ns, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 1707

Gough
Peterson L. H., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Peterson Louis (Peterson Brothers), dwl 425 Drumm
Peterson Louis, captain bark Thomas, Jackson St. Wharf
Peterson Louis, mariner, dwl 1517 Dupont
Peterson Louis, tailor John Blake, dwl 736 Market
Peterson M. , laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 6 Minna
Peterson M., laborer Strj'ker & Kieman, Pier 5 Steuart
Peterson M. Mrs., stewardess F. Zeile, dwl 523 Pacific
Peterson Martin, baker Alms House
Peterson Martin, laborer, dwl 1416 Kearny
Peterson Martin, waiter stm New World, Market St.

AVharf
Peterson Michael, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Peterson Nicholas (Peterson it Lutzen), dwl 1027 Dupont
Peterson Nicholas, laborer, dwl 5 Bryant Av, rear
Peterson N. P. , master mariner, dwl 129 Second
Peterson O., barkeeper Charles J. Thomas, dwl 2 St.

Mary's
Peterson O., captain brig Crimea, office Pier 2i Steuart
Peterson O., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Peterson Oliver, clerk, dwl 214 Ellis
Peterson Oliver, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Peterson Oliver, special policeman, dwl 44 Tehama
Peterson P., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Peterson Peter, captain schr Louisa Morrison, dwl 9 Ad-
elaide PI
Peterson Peter, housesmith Pioneer Iron Works, dwl 3638

Harrison
Peterson Peter, janitor Odd Fellows' Hall, dwl 8 Vincent
Peterson Peter, longshoreman, dwl 6 Mission
Peterson Peter, seaman, dwl 22 Washington
Peterson Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Petersftn Peter, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Peterson Peter, seaman schr Piute, Vallejo St. Wharf
Peterson Peter, tailor, dwl 2 Carlos PI
Peterson Peter, watchmaker Larsen & Wilson, dwl 177
Minna

JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

riNE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Peterson Peter Olil, carpenter Gilbert & Moore, dwl 120

Shipley
Peterson Peter S., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 3

Lewis PI
Peterson Robert, carpenter, dwl 36 Welsh
Peterson Kudolph, candjaHaker Adolph Heine, dwl NE

cor Davis and Jackson
Peterson Samuel, seaman sloop Challeng-e, Washington

St. Wharf
Peterson Samuel, superintendent S. F. Candle Factory,

dwl NE cor Dolores and Dorland
Peterson Samuel O., carpenter, dwl NE cor Dolores and

Dorland
Peterson Simon, laborer, dwl 37 Commercial'
Peter^n Sophia (widow), dwl 353 Jessie
Peterson Soran B., master mariner and agent, office 36

Clay, dwl 12 Essex-
Peterson Svan, liquor saloon, 220 Kearny, dwl 37 Louisa
Peterson T., Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Peterson Thomas, cook Breslin & Co., cor Sierra and

Louisiana
Peterson William, gasfitter W. R. Allen
Peterson William, laborer, dwl 26 Louisa
Peterson William, mariner, dwl 100 Jackson
Peter-on & Lutzen (Nicliolas Peterson and Martin P.

Lutzen), restaurant, 1025 Dupont
Peterson. See Petersen and Petterson
Potersson Peter, mariner, dwl 421 Drumm
Petibeau Edward, apothecary, 1114 Folsom
PetiJider Niccolo, dwl 1506 Mason
Petit Lovena E. Mrs., shirt n^aking and furnished rooms,

408 California, fourth floor
Petit Peter, restaurant, 1122 Dupont
Petit Stephen F., machinist, dwl 21 Turk
Petitpierre Augustus, grainer, dwl 1916 Buchanan
Petitpierre Napoleon, grainer, dwl 1914 Buchanan
Petizon Clems, mariner, dwl 12 Washington
Petrarchi Charles, picture-framemaker Lewis Ghilardl,dwl

533 Howard
Petrarchi Francis, attorney at law, dwl 533 Howard
Petreri G. A., mariner, dwl 12 Washington
Petri Angelo {Bcrtini i Co.), dwl 722 Broadway
Petri Frederick, butcher, dwl 181 Jessie
Petri Theodore, packer Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co.,

'dwl Bootz's Hotel
Petrie Adam, carpeiiter, dwl 18 Jessie nr Seventh
Petrie Charles, tailor, dwl 10 Card Alley
Petrissant Peter, clerk, W s Railroad Av nr Sixth, South

S. F.
Petroff Ivan, translator languages, dwl 14 Ridley
Petrowska Augusta Mrs., proptr Petrowska House, 156

Third
Petry John, barber, dwl 407 Pacific
Petry John, cutler Will & Finck, dwl 407 Pacific
Petsch Charles, tailor, dwl NW cor Dupont and Francisco
Pett Daniel, mixer Hercules Powder Works, Central Road

nr Fourth Av
Pettee John, bookkeeper Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl

1335 Folsom
Pettee John J., carpenter, dwl 1320 Pine
Pettee Juan, laborer, dwl 1334 Dupont
Pettee. Sec Petty

Pettenati Peter, groceries and liquors, 1028 Kearny
Pettersen Andrew, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Pettersen Christian, seaman, dwl 12 Washing^ton
Petterson A. M., seaman, dwl 430 DiTimm
Petterson Andrew, dwl 415 East
Petterson Andrew, porter A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 864

Folsom
Petterson Charles, cabinetmaker C. E. Johnson, dwl 369

Jessie
Petterson F. , cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Petterson Frederick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114Steu
Petterson George, caqienter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Petterson Henry, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Petterson J. M., dwl 537 Sacramento
Petterson John, dwl 922 Natiima
Petterson John I., seaman, dwl 415 East
Petterson L. G., master mariner, dwl 116 Perry
Petterson L. P., seaman, dwjl 415 East
Petterson Martin, tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 124 Ber-
nard
Petterson Oliver, cabinetmaker. Pacific U. W. Furniture

M. Co. , dwl W s Ritch nr Townsend
Petterson Peter, salesman John H. Heitmann, d^l 824

Union
Petterson Peter, seaman, dwl 415 East
Petterson Samuel, seaman, dwl 415 East
Pcttigrew Charles, dwl 836 Mission

Pettigrcw Charles S., supt California Warehouse, dwl NW
cor First Av and Fifteenth

Pettigrew James J., collector and notebroker, 236 Mont-
gomery, dwl 615 Hyde

Pettigrew John, dwl 836 Mission

Pettigrew John M., clerk Charles Clayton & Co., dwl
Brooklyn Hotel

Pettigrew William J., broker, office 419 California room
15, dwl SW cor Fifteenth and First Av

Pettingill Robert, laborer Knowland & Doe, dwl 924 Miss

Pettinos Leonard C, attorney at law, office 73 Montgo-
mery Block, dwl 1573 Folsom

Pettis Charles, painter, dwl 530 Third

Pettis Edward, machinehand B. & J. S. Doe

Pettis Howard, jobber, dwl SW cor Broadway and Dup

Pettis Kate (widow), furnished rooms, 325 Tehama

Pettis L. F. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl
26i Kearny

Pettis William H., insurance agent, office 313 California,
dwl 1814 Stevenson

Pettisen G. W. , cook stm James M. Donahue, Green St.
Wharf

Pettit Alexander, carpenter, dwl 1007 Folsom

Pettit B. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 215 Kearny

Pettit Edwin, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 775
Harrison

Pettit Fredferick J. , show-casemaker, dwl 37 Perry

Pettit George, millwright Philip Hinkle, res Oakland

Pettit George, produce dealer, dwl West End Hotel

Pettit J., dwl 636 Commercial

Pettit John, musicprinter Matthias Graj', dwl 572 Fol

Pettit John, tanner, dwl 741 Brannan

Pettit Joseph, real-estate agent, office 215 Kearny

Pettit Mary (widow), dwl 1 Boyd

Pettit Terry, salesman, dwl 1123 Howard

PETTIT THOMAS J., supt Pac. Wood Engraving
Co., dwl 411 Ellis

Pettit. See Petit

PETTUS J.VitlES T., merchant tailor, 8 New Mont-
gomery (Palace Hotel), dwl Palace Hotel

Petty David, packer C. C. Burr & Co., dwl 507 Filbert

Petty George S., driver Market St. R. R., dwl N 8 Six-
teenth bet Second Av and Guerrero

Petty. See Pettee

Petzhold Edward, waiter Saulmann & Lauenstein

Petzholdt Karl, artist, dwl 1111 Sacramento nr Mason

Peulecke Henry, carpenter, dwl 1808 Powell

Peulin Louis, engraver Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl 1115
Stockton

Peutrier Leonice Miss, milliner, dwl 5 Quincy PI nr Pine

Peverada Charles, Austrian Benev. Soc. , 71 New Mont

Pew John, carpenter, dwl 1 Bone Alley

Pew Sarah, nurse William Willis, dwl 201 Ta5'lor

Peyre Jean, laundryman Leon Ruelle, dwl W s Dolores
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Peyronnin Edward, liquor saloon, 319 Third, dwl 325J
Third

Peyroutet Mary Miss, dwl 8 Sonora "PI

Peyser Abraham, hairdresser, dwl 322 Clementina

Peyser Elias, dwl 4564 Tehama

Peyser George, clerk, dwl 734 Vallejo

Peyser Hennann, clothing and moneybroker, 719 Mont-
gomery, dwl 734 Vallejo

Peyser Hermann, tailor, dwl 322 Clementina

Peyser Joseph, expressman, SW cor Dupont and Wash-
ington, dwl 1409 Sacramento

Pej'ser Louis, tailor, 10094 Folsom

Peyser Morris, waiter What Cheer House, dwl 509 Wash

Peyser Philip, turner Weir & Greenwood

Peyser Simon A. {Theodore Lieberman <t Co.), dwl 313
Eddy

Peyser. See Peiser and Pyser

Peyton L., teamster S. F. Gaslight Co.

Peytona Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nevada),
Thomas J. Owens secretary, office 215 San, room 11

Pfaff Annie (widow), dwl 304 Mason

Pfaff Charles, jeweler Edwards & Tuckey.dwl 917 Vallejo
Pfaff Henry, carpenter, dwl 1509 Stockton

Pfaff Henry, salesman N. Van Bei-gen & Co., dwl 1620
Turk

Pfaff William, milkman, N s Sacramento bet Broderick

and Baker
Pfankuhen Emile, peddler, dwl 916 Ellis
Pfeiffer August, with Benjamin Curtaz, dwl 1018 Clay
Pfeiffer Aurelia Miss, dwl 804 Jackson
Pfeiffer Caspar, groceries and liquors, 2600 fi'olsom cor

Twenty-second, dwl E s Alabama nr Twenty-second
Pfeiffer Charles, printer, dwl 524 Natoma
Pfeiffer Elizabeth (widow), dwl 325 Sutter

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 71i and 716 Keamy, Established 1862. .-

Pfeiffer Frederick, bootfltter, S Gardner, dwl 112 Fa r Oaks
Pfeiffer Henry, baker M. Deut«ch & Co., dwl 614 Clay
Pieiffcr Henry, market, NE cor Pacitic and Leav
Pfeiffer Herman, mariner, dwl 37 P.icific
Pfeiffer John W., locksmith, 1032 Kearny, dwl Twenty-

ei(j:hth nr Mission
Pfeiffer Laura Miss, teacher Geary St. Primary School
Pfeiffer Mar^uret (widow), liquor saloon, 1105 Dupont
Tfeiffer Philip, wiiter, dwl 628 Pacific
Pfeiffer Sebastian, confectioner Williavi Pfeiffer, dwl 142

Third
PferJner Emil, musician, dwl 69 Minna
Pfefferle K. A. (widow), proprietress Chicago Hotel, 218-

222 Pacific
Pfersd<irff Hur-o, commissary Branch Jail, dwl 620^ Lomb
IWambaum Charles, foreman McMillan Jc Kester, dwl 710

Front
Pfister A. & Co. (Martin Waterman), produce commis-
sion, 111 Clav
Pfister Adolph (Jf. Waterman & Co. and A. Pfixter «t

C«.), res San Jos<5
Pfister Hennan C, with L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 618 Fourth
Pfister John J., imjiorter ladies' and gents' underwear,

125 Sansom room .50, dwl 1310 Powell
Pfluejrer Herman, watchmaker, 125 Sacramento
Prtu',' lAuloljih, clerk Henry Meitiing-er, dwl 217 Mason
Pfiirr John, real-estate agent, 6 Mont, dwl 113 Eddy
Pfortner t harles, carver Charles Schroff, and liquor sa-
loon, 38 Seventh
Pfosi Jacob, with Christian Good, dwl 12 Scott
Pfuhl A. E., coffee saloon, 419 Drumm
Pfundstein Peter, cabinetmaker, dwl 1225 Market
Pfundstcin Victor, woodturner John B. Luchsinger&Son,

dwl 1225 .Market
Phares Carrie Miss, dwl 1505 Larkin
Phair Eliza (widow), dwl XW cor Bush and Pierce
Phair Thomas, .jcardener, dwl 270 Tehama
Phalan Daniel, dwl 226 Austin
Phalan James, dwl 226 Austin
Phalan James D., si>eculator, dwl N s Sacramento betLa-

guna and Buchanan
Phalan Robert D., speculator, dwl N s Sacramento bet

La<juna and Buchanan
Pharo Joel H., freight clerk Goodall, Nelson & Perkins,

dwl 1206 Leavenworth
Phebus George, mariner, dwl 506 Davis
Phelan .\ndrew J. F., bookkeeper, dwl 121 Perry
Phelan B. , dwl 240 Stevenson
Phelan B. , dwl 251 Tehama
Phelan Eaily, dwl 17 Crook

Phelan Hxlward, dwl SE cor Eighteenth and Douglass
Phelan Edward, shii>s' material, US Berry
Pnelan J., elevatorman Palace Hotel
Phelan James, capitalist, office 519 Montgomery, dwl SW

c r Valencia and Seventeenth '
Phelan James, contractor, dwl 1523 Leavenworth
Phelan James, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Phelin Joseph H., weighing clerk, dwl 1114 Sacramento
Phelan Joseph P. (Phelan k- LeBrcton), dwl 331 Mont
Phelan M. A. Mrs., teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,

dwl 518 Tyler
Phelan Martin, woodturner S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 406 Fol
Phelan Michael M., carpenter, dwl N s Sheridan nr Tenth
Phelan Patrick (Donohue <<; P.), dwl 31 Second
Phelan Patrick, painter, dwl 20 Clara
Phelan Patrick, tanner Union Tanning and Currying Co.,

dwl 212 Broadway
Phelan Peter, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 113

Tehama
Phelan Stephen, warehouseman Pac. Rolling Mills
Phelan Timothy, dummyman Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl

N s California bet Fillmore and M'ebster
Phelan W. S. (Kennxi .L- P.), res Oakland
FHEL.iV Jt LE BRETO.N' (Joseph P. Phelan and

Albert J. Le Breton), attorneys at law, office 609 Sac
Phelps Abner, bookkeeper, dwl N\V cor Page and Devisa-

dero
Phelps Alanson H., salesman Thomas H. Selby & Co.,

and treasurer Phelps Manuf. Co., dwl 1510 Jones
Phelps Augustus E. (If. S. Phelps rf- Co.), dwl 1205 Pac
Phelps C. A. (widow), dwl NW cor Page and Devisadero
Phelps Charles H. (Nourte <b P.), attorney at law, office

306 Pine, dwl 810 Mission
Phelps Charles I., foreman Phelps Manuf. Co., dwl 1203

Pacific 5
Phelps Charles W. (Phelpg * Wetmore), res Oakland
Phelps Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.),

David Wilder secretary, office 328 Mont room 2

Phelps D., teamster Cal. Planing Mills

Phelps Daniel T., blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., dwl

1507 Jones
Pheliw David, tailor, dwl 89 Stevenson
Phelps Dudley, special policeman, dwl SW cor Spear and

Mission
Phelps Edwin, civil engineer, dwl NW cor Page and Devi-
sadero
Phelps George, teamster Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 202 Sec
Phelps George W., clerk Cornelius P. Robinson, dwl 736

Vallejo
Phelps George W. Jr., journalist Alta California, dwl

810 Mission
Phelps Hill Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), Orlando

H. Bogart secretary, office 328 Mont rcx>iu 13
Phelps J., expressman, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdw}'
Phelps John O., deputy coroner City and County S. F.,

office 11 Cyurt Block, 636 Clay, dwl 1015 Clay
Phelps Joseph, carpenter Baldwin's Hotel
PHELPS M.4.M FA<TI RIX« CO., W. S. Phelps

president, A. H. Phelps treasurer, F. M. Farwell

secretary, screw bolt works, l.'J-l" Drumm
Phelps Margery Mrs., dwl 1205 Pacific
Phelps P., dwl 107 Turk
Phelps Samuel, restaurant and lodgings, 917} and 919

Stockton
Phelps Timothy G., capitalist, office 507 Mont, res Bel-
mont
Phelps W. C, dwl 417 Jones

Phelps William, expressman, SE cor Stockton and Bdwy
Phelps William S., president Phelps Manuf. Co. (and W.

S. Pheljjs J: Co.), dwl 1203 Pacific
Phelps W. S. & Co. (Augustus Phelps), shipsmiths, 13-17

Dnimm
Phelps & Wetmore (Charles W. Phelps and E. C. Wet-
more), real-estate agents, 436 Kne
Phenix Fire Insurance Co. (Brooklyn, New York), Wil-
liam J. Stoddart agent, office 215 Sansom
Phenix Silver Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), Jos. Maguire

secretarj-, office 419 California room 26
Phenix Tunnel and Mining Co. (Little Cottonwood, Utah),

Charles S. Healy secretary, office 45 Merchants' Ex-
change
Phiffero Guissepe, laborer Campi's Restaurant, dwl 627

Broadway
Phil. Sheridan Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), William R.

Townsend secretar}', office 330 Pine room 4
Philadelphia Board of Underwxiters (marine), Oliver El-

dridge, agent, 318 California
PHIL.4l»LLFIII.l BKE WEU V, John Wieland proptr,

232-240 Second
PHIL.4.UELPHIA HOl'SE, John Knack proptr, 423

Bush
Philbin John M., clerk Thomas A. McDonald, dwl 33

Freelon
Philbin Michael, laborer, dwl 31 Hunt
Philbin R., cook Montgomerj-'s Hotel, 227 Second
Philbin Thomas, contractor, dwl 31 Freelon
Philbon John, carpenter, dwl 206 Octavia
Philbrick Warren, machinehand Excelsior Mills, dwl 356

Brannan
Philbrook J. C, dwl 759 Howard
Philbrook Seth, carriagemaker O. F. Willev & Co., d«l 3

Guy PI
Philip Eugene, bootblack, lOOOV Market, dwl Broadway

Block
Philip Henrj- (Philip cL- Whitely), dwl 229 Geary
Philip Jacob M. (Morris Speyer <t Co.), res Hamburg,

Germany
Philip John,"gasfitter, dwl 406 Broadway
Philip Loui„taiIor Henry Marks, dwl 922 Folsom
Philip Martin F., cashier Morris, Speyer & Co., dwl 405

Powell
Philip & Whitely (Henry Philip and Thomas Whitely),

stockbrokers, 205 Sansom
Philipe Phillips, dwl 127 Kearny
Philipp Martin, bookkeeper A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 326

Kearny
Philippe Francois, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factor}-,

dwl SW^ cor Brannan and Seventh
Philippe Jean Marie, messenger Belloc Fr6res, dwl 524

Montgomery
Philippe Louis, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl

546 Seventh
Philippeus Alexander (/r«f eft inson. Kohl, Philippeus <t

Co.). res St. Petersburg, Russia
Philips P. J., real-estate and eniplo\-ment agent, and gas

stoves and lamps, 608 Clay, dwl E s Shotwell bet

Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth

STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers,

JEWELEY made to order and REPAIHED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant

Phillip Isidor, wth Max Bernstein & Co., dwl 922 Folsom

Phillipi A., marbleworker Charles Bianchi

Phillipino Filipo, Caherman, dwl Twenty-first Av nr J,

South S. F.
Philliinno John, fisherman, dwl Twenty-first Av nr J,

South S. F.
Phillii)])i J<jlin, druggist, dwl N s Bjing-ton bet Webster

and Fillmore
Phillipps Samuel, bookkeeper, dwl 821 Green
Philiiipsen Henry, porter Getz Brothers & Co., dwl 17 Pac
Phillips , second officer Oregon S. S. Co.'s sLm Ajax,

Folsom St. Wharf
Phillips A., waiter New York Bakery
Phillips Abraham, painter, dwl 104 Pacific
Phillips Adam, dwl 242 Taylot
Phillips Alexander, seaman schr Jane
Phillips Alfred, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl SE cor

Sierra and Michigan
Phillips C. A. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 5 Mason
Phillips Caroline (\vidow), dwl 22 Taylor
PhilliiJS C. F., dwl 3.50 First
Phillips C. H., musician, dwl 1142j Market
Phillips Charles, laborer Pac. Rollfng Mills
Phillips C. L., painter C. C. Quince, dwl cor Clay and Kear
Philips C. L. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl Windsor House
Phillips Conrad, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 44

Julia
Phillips Cornelius, waiter Franklin Hotel, 414 Pacific
Phillips David {NcCve d- P.), dwl 1035 Market
Phillips David, clerk Emil Meyer, dwl 4 Quincy PI
Phillips David, metalroofer William Cronan
Phillips David L. (Phillips, Taber i- Co.), dwl Occidental

Hot«l
Phillips D. T., private secretary Charles Crocker, Cen-
tral Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, res

Oakland
Phillips E., dwl NE cor Berrj' and Madden
Phillips Edward, barkeeper" Merchants' Exchange, dwl

742 Pine
Phillips Edward, bootmaker, 404 Pacific
Phillips Elizabeth W. (widow), dwl 703 Taylor
Phillips F. , seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Phillips Fitel, merchant, dwl 408 Stockton
Phillips Frank, clerk Phillips, Taber & Co., dwl Occidental

Hotel
Phillips Frederick, speculator, dwl 532 Howard
Phillips G., driver City R. R.
Phillips Gabriel M., salesman Da\is Bros., dwl 804J

Larkin
Phillips George, toalpasser S. S. Newbem, Folsom St.

Wharf
Phillips George, plumber Louis Hufschmidt & Bro., dwl

537 Sacramento
Phillips George, second oflScer stm Pelican
Phillips George C, machinist, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
Phillips George W., dwl 210 Minna
Phillips H., attorney at law, dwl 1640 Pine
Phillips H. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Grammar

School, dwl 439 Eddy
Phillips Henry, expressman, dwl 141 Ritch
Phillips Henry, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Phillips Henrj', teamster Miller & Hall, dwl 226 Mission
Phillips Henry B., collector Massey & Yung, dwl 649 Sac-
ramento
Phillips Henry L., bookkeeper M. Goldstone, dwl 1423

Pine
Phillips H. N. Miss, matron Chinese Woman's Home, dwl

8A Prospect PI
Phillips J., finisher McEachren & Parkinson, dwl cor

Berry and Third ,

Phillips J., laborer Patent Brick Co.
Phillips James, boilemiaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

239 Fremont
Phillips James, carpenter, dwl 5 Bryant Av
Phillips James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Phillips James A., telegraph-instrumentmaker Electrical

Construction and Maintenance Co.. dwl 7 Russ
Phillips James R. , compositor Evening Post, dwl 2120

Pine
Phillips James R. (Phillipg <t Co.), dwl 5 Mason
Phill'ps Jane (widow), N s Nineteenth nr Guerrero
Phillips J. B., dwl 31 Eddy

Pliillijis J. B., saloon keeper, dwl NE cor Berry and Mad-
den
PIIILLIP.S J. BVRKE, attorney at law, office 22

Court Block 636 Clay, dwl 529 Seventeenth
Phillips J. H., bootblack and housecleaner, 18J Post, dwl

Havens PI

Phillips J. M., clerke J. Burke Phillips, dwl 529 Seven-
teenth
Phillips John, carpenter, dwl 211 Perry
Phillips John, lather, dwl 24 Sixth

Phillips John, painter Swan & Brooke, dwl NE cor Twen-
ty-first and Mission
Phillips John, wharfinger. Second St. Wharf, dwl 340

Union
Phillips John D., master mariner, dwl SW cor Folsom

and Twentieth
Phillips John N., jeweler Koehler &^itter, dwl 640 Clay
Phillips John S., bookbinder Bartlmg &, Kimball, dwl

1825 Jessie
Phillips Joseph, carpenter, dwl 218 Fourth
Phillips Joseph, drajTiian, 48 Clay, dwl 28 Lewis PI
Phillips Joseph, laborer, dwl W s Texas nr Napa
Phillips Jusei^h, salesman Charles Jlayer, dwl 439 Eddy
Phillips J. S., mining engineer, assayer, etc., office and

dwl 640 Clay
Phillips K. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 211 Perry
Phillips Lawrence, commissiom merchant, dwl 439 EMdy
Phillips Lewis, tailor, dwl 922 Folsom
Phillips M. & Co. (Marks Green), wholesale jewelers, 217

and 219 Pine
Phillips Margaret (widow), dwl SW cor Pine and Bu-
chanan
Phillips Mattie, saleswoman Palmer Brothers, dwl 288

Harrison
Phillips Michael, dwl 29 Freelon
Phillips Michael (M. Phillips <t Co.), dwl 324 Ellis
Phillips Michael, laborer Cal. Sugur Refinery, dwl NW cor

Eighth and Brj'ant
Phillips Mitchell (Mix <t P.), and inspector Custom

House, dwl 130 Tyler
Phillips Mitchell, clerk, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Second Av

and Guerrero
Phillips Nathan F., clerk Pope &. Talbot, dwl 51 Third
Phillips Newton, clerk H. Lash, dwl 208 Post
Phillips P. Albert (Jones ct P.), dwl 216 Stockton
Phillips Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 6 Jessie
Phillips Peter, molder McCormick, Lewis & Co., dwl 134

Folsom, rear
Phillips Philip L., real-estate broker 63 New Montgom-
ery, dwl 430 Eddy
Phillips P. T., porter Central Pac. R. B., dwl 22 Taylor
Phillips Samuel, mining secretary, office 408 California

room 9, dwl 106 Post
Phillips Samuel G., special policeman, dwl 29 Commercial
PHILLIPS STEPHEN U., attorney at law, office 426

California, dwl 1640 Pine
Phillips T. , machinist, dwl W s Fourteenth Av nr N, South

PHILLIPS, TABER A CO. (David L. PhUlips and
Jacob S. Taber), wholesale groceries, 108 and 110 Cal-
ifornia

Phillips Thomas, stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,
dwl W s Arlington nr Fairmount

Phillips Thomas K., foreman D. Hicks & Co., dwl 1817
O'Farrell

Phillips W., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long
Bridge

Phillips W., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl cor
Fourteenth and P, South S. F.

Phillips Walter M., office 320 Sansom room 7

Phillips Walter W., jeweler Smith, Richter & Co., dwl 640
Clay

Phillips W. B., painter, dwl Overland House

Phillips W. D. , dwl Commercial Hotel

Phillips William, bootblack, 308 Bush, dwl 4 Quincy PI

Phillips William, engineer, dwl 37 Perrj'

Phillips William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.

Phillips William A., supt Oregon S. S. Co., Folsom St.
Wharf, and school director, dwl 312 Page

Phillips William J., coalpasser stm Humboldt, Jackson
St. Wharf

Phillips William R., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl
1817 O'Farrell

Phillips W. L., machinist, dwl 1309 Stockton

Phillips W. S., waiter stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf

Phillips & Co. (J. R. Phillips and F. J. Vonburgh), hair-
dressing saloon, 114 Sutter

Phillipsen Hans, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific

Phillipson David, dwl 538 Jessie

Phillipson Isaac (Muller .0 Phillipson), dwl 1110 Folsom

Phillis P., clerk, dwl 20 Taylor

Philpot Ernest, winebottler, dwl 250 Sutter •

Philpott W. H., waiter William Weston, dwl Overland
House

Phipps A. B., stockbroker, dwl 1506 Taylor

BEAMISH'S.— Shirt inannfaoturer, Nucleus Building, comer Third and Marke'

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Phipps Charles, driver Whitney & Co. '8 Express, 3 and 5
CunimcrciaJ ••

Phipps Charles E., salesman Robert Flenniken, dwi 107
O'Fiirrell

Phipiw F. O., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Office, res Oak-
land

Phipi>s Frank, dwl 120 Fourth

Phipps Janies, hanieasniaker. 665 Howard, dwl 661 How

Phipps .Ii)hn, waiter llrunswiok House, 148 Sixth

Phipps llebecea (widowl, dwl 141.1 FJush

Phipps Samuel, cari)enter, dwl 106 Uernard, rear

Philips Thomas, hamessmaker James Phipps, dwl 661
Howard

Phipps \\., laborer Geonje H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Phip|>s William H., loii(,'shi>reraan, dwl 312 Main, rear

Pha?nix Buildinjr, .SW cor Sansom and Jackson

Phtjcnix Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford, Arthur E. Magill
g:encral aiL^eiit, office 205 .Sansom

Phanix Ck)ld Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), Charles E.
Elliot secretan.', office 41U California room 28

Phcrnix House, Peter LalKirel proptr. 783 Market

PHOv^ilX lllO.> WOKKH. Jonathan Kittredge pro-
prietor, 18 and 20 lYemont

Pna:M\ oil, WOKKS. Hutchinicrs &, Co. proptrs,
oil manufat^'turers and refiners, office 517 Front

Phoenix (Quicksilver* Mining Co. , Charles Langley & Co.
ajj'ents, office NE cor Front and Pine

Piagjji Fortunate, baker Giovanni Malatesta, dwl 1314
Stockton

Piaggio Agostino, billiards and liquors, 1622 Stockton

Piaggio Nicola, vegetables, Co ombo Market •

Pianca A., cabinetmaker Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl 629
Broadway

Piari Matthias, mariner, dwl ISiWa-shington

Piatt Margaret Mrs., dwl 284 Stevenson

Picacho Mill and Mining Co. (San Diego Co., Cal.), Ford
H. Rogers secretary, office 330 Pine room 28

Picance J. J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109 Cal-
ifornia room 16

Picard Frank, shoemaker Joseph Lemoges, dwl 635 How-
ard

Picard Jane (widow), dwl 12 Vincent

Piccaroli Juan, carver Goodwin k Co.

Piccarnli Francisco, supt Colombo Market, dwl 105 Pac

Piccoroni Joseph, salesman Frauenholz & Co., dwl 442
Green

Picetti Francisco, gardener Giovanni Peralta, dwl Twen-
ty-sixth Av nr San Bruno Road, South S. F.

Picheu John, milkman Thomas Bareilles, dwl cor Laguna
and Bav

PirnOIR HE\KY, secretary Giant Powder Co., and
Atlantic Giant Powder Co. , and Milton Mining and
Water Co., oflce 40 California, dwl 127 Montgomery

Pickard David, merchant, dwl Russ House

Pickard James, seaman stm Oriflamme, Oregon S. S. Co.

Pickard N. E. Mrs., stewardess stm Mohongo, Broadway
St. \Miarf

Pickard W. L. Jr., student Heald's Business College

Pickens Ann (widow), dwl W s Harrison bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first

Pickens C. J. (widow), dwl 2311 Howard

Pickens J. A. , clerk Thomas & Brooke, dwl cor Howard
and Nineteenth

Pickens James R., assistant manager Commercial Agency,
office 401 California, dwl 412 Hyde

Pickens John H., solicitor Henry Keller & Co., dwl 2311
Howard

Pickens Joseph A., merchant, dwl 2311 Howard

Picker John, carpenter, dwl 511 Hayes

Pickering Charles, teamster, dwl S s Church Lane nr
Church

Pickering George, teamster, dwl 23 Grand Av

Pickering James, carpenter Pac. Distilling and Refining
Co., dwl S s Greenwich bet Fillmore and Steiner

PK'KKRI>'« LORIXO (.9. F. Bnlletin Co. and S. F.
Call Co.). dwl 1018 Bush

FIC'KERI.XU MILLI.^M, apothecary and druggist,
SE ciir Broadway and Stockton

Pickett Charles E., joumalist, office J. B. Harmon, 402
Montgomery', dwl 523 Kearny

Pickett D. C, dwl 257 Stevenson

Pickett E. W., books and stationery, 530 Market, dwl 777
Market

Pickett Garratt, livery stables, 14-18 Clementina, dwl 17
Clementina

Pickett J. E., finisher McEachren & Parkinson, dwl 814
Third

Pickett Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.

Pickett William, foreman New Age, dwl 257 Stevenson

Pickford Edward, machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 18
Natoma

Pickford John, watchmaker and jeweler, 309 Sixth

Pickle A. F., barkeeper Morton House, dwl 121 Post

Pickles Edmund, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 1312
Green

Pico Josef R., real estate, dwl 653 Tehama bet Fifth and
Sixth '

Pico Juan, vaquero, dwl W s Railroad Av nr Sixth, South
S. F.

Picos Louis, laborer Domingo Valencia, dwl 1437 Steiner

Picosa John, peddler, dwl 1618 Stockton, rear

Picot Jean, dwl 1009 Washington

Picot Julia H. Mme., modiste, 104 Kearny

Pictou Mining Co. (Gold HiJJ, Nev.), Samuel Phillips sec-
retary, office 408 California room 9

Pidancet Adrien, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 415 Fre-
mont

Pidancet Charles, baker, dwl 639 Broadway

Pidancet Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 415 Fremont

Pidancet Sebastian, scrollsawj'er, dwl 5 Medau PI

Pideaux Josephine Mrs., dressmaking, dwl 6 Clara Lane

Pidge Dwight, signpainter, dwl 1114 Clay

Pidgeon George R., stamping, 222 O'Farrell

Pidoux Pierre, maccaronimaker J. P. Tenthorey & Co.,
558 Mission

Pidwell Charles J. salesman Cal. Furniture Ifanuf. Co.,
dwl 404i Grove

Pidwell Cyril T. , salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Co. , and sec-
retary- Odd Fellows' Hall Association, dwl 26 Glen
ParkAv

Piet T. J. , waiter Union Club

Pieombo Paul, with Joseph Harvey,'dwl NE cor Broad-
way and Slontgomerj-

Pieper Henrj' C, expressman, California Market, dwl E s
Buchanan bet McAllister and Tj-Ier

Pieper Leon, proptr Avenue House, 807-819 Keamy

Pieper. See Piper

Pieperlino Joseph, butcher, dwl 29 Russ, rear

Pieratt John (Pieiatt <t Church), dwl 504 Valencia

Pieratt & Church (John Pieratt and James W. Church),
liquor saloon, 504 Valencia

Pierce Abraham, baggagemaster Jackson's Hotel, 811 Bat-
tery

Pierce Alexander, expressman, cor Market and O'Farrell,
dwl 911 Gearj'

Pierce Charles B. , teamster Geo. W. Swan & Co.

Pierce Charles H., carpenter, 862 Harrison

Pierce C. W., miner, dwl Heinz's Hotel

Pierce Daniel, laborer, dwl 2025 Sutter

Pierce David, bricklayer, dwl 784 Folsom

Pierce David T. , teamster, dwl 13 Washington Av

Pierce D. B., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel

Pierce Edwin, stockraiser, dwl 819 Howard

Pierce EUery G., drayman, 15 Sutter, dwl 459 Bryant

Pierce Ferdinand C. , upholsterer, 572 Folsom, dwl 521
Brannan

Pierce Frank, waiter Nucleus House

Pierce G., dwl 521 O'Farrell

Pierce George F., paperruler A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
1704 Polk

PIERCE <iEORGE L., mechanical and hydraulic
engineer and draftsman, 237 First, dwl 1023 Hyde

Pierce George W., drayman William Henrj', dwl 1320
Stockton

Pierce George W., laborer E. T. Anthony & Co., dwl 834
Mission

Pierce Gustav, waiter Mrs. C. Mangenberg, NW cor Sixth
Av and Fulton

PIERCE H. A W., loan and commission, office 728
Montgomery

Pierce Henn- (AT. J: W. Pierce), dwl 712 Pine

Pierce Henry B., dwl 249 Riteh

Pierce Henry B. (iforison, Hutchinson <t Co.), dwl Occi-
dental Hotel

Pierce Henry J., pressman Woman's Co-operative Print-
ing Union, dwl 911 Geary

Pierce J., dwl 863^ Market

Pierce James, dwl 730 Harrison

Pierce James, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 2019J
Howard

Pierce James, machinist Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 613
Mission

Pierce James, miner, dwl 22 Turk

Pierce James, shoemaker Henry Coyle, dwl 730 Harrison

Pierce James M., bookkeeper E. V. Hathaway, dwl 308
Beale

Pierce James P. , mining, office 315 California, res Santa
Clara

[i 7AHES (7. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird. 613 Montgomery.!

Pier-ce John E., sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl

315 Ritch
Pierce John K. (Smythe it P.), dwl 655 Minna
Pierce Margaret (widow), dwl 1407 Powell, rear
Pierce Mary (widow), dwl 730 Harrison
Pierce Nellie Miss, operator Western Union Telegraph Co.
PIERCE NEL80X, shipping merchant, office 610 Front,

dwl NE cor Mont Av and Mason
Pierce Owen, melter Pacific Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 248 Clara
Pierce P., captain stni Newport, office pier 2 J Steuart
Pierce Patrick, flagman Southern Pac. R. R.
Pierce Patrick, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 1310 Lar-

kin, rear
Pierce Peter, seaman, dwl 6^ Third
Pierce Reuben, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 311 I^yes
Pierce Reuben, with Joshua G. Doane, dwl NE cor Tjier

and Fillmore
Pierce Robert O., machinist, dwl 248 Clara
Pierce S. A., clerk, dwl 238 Taylor
Pierce Samuel, coppersmith, dwl 162 First
Pierce Samuel, expressman, SWcor O'Farrell and Market,

dwl 911 Geary
Pierce Samuel H., chief ticket clerk Southern Pac. R. R.,

dwl 13 Willow Av
Pierce Samuel J., foreman brickmason William E.

Stephens, dwl 1221 Folsom
Pierce Samuel W., teamster Pacific Glue Manuf. Co., dwl

NE cor Gough and Lombard
Pierce Sarah (widow), dwl 37 Jessie

Pierce Stephen B., expressman, SE cor Davis and Wash-
ington, dwl 10 Clementina
Pierce Thomas, painter, dwl 13 Eddy
Pierce William C., laborer, dwl 22 Verona PI
Pierce William H., sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl

718 Capp
Pierce William J. (Pierce tt- Son), dwl 13 Willow Av
Pierce William L. L. (Pierce & Co. and Pierce & Son),

dwl 13 Willow Av
Pierce & Co. (IT. L. L. Pierce), Chinese Emplyment Co.,

627 Sacramento
Pierce & Son {William L. L. and William J .), real-estate

agents, 627 Sacramento, and proprietors Rowe Elastic

Truss Co., 609 Sacramento
Pierce. See Pearce and Peirce
Piercy Nelson, dwl 515 Sacramento
Piercy E. Miss, student Heald's Tel^raph Institute, dwl

York bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Piercv J. C, dwl Morton House
Piercy John, dwl 212 Twelfth
Piercy John D. , market, NE cor Sixth and Folsom, dwi

466 Clementina
Piercy Joseph A., blacksmith Isidore Burns, dwl 212

Franklin
Piercy Robert, porter Liverpool and London and Globe

Insurance Co., dwl E s York bet Twenty-third and

Twenty-fourth
Pierini Colombo, vegetables Colombo Market
Pierpont James Rev., dwl 208 Eleventh
Pierre John, bootmaker, 1333 Dupont
Pierre Peter, painter St. Denis & Chesney, dwl SW cor

Montgomery and Vallejo
Pierre Peter, salesman, dwl Lynch bet Jones and Leav
Pierrug Marius, marblecutter Charles Roche, dwl 824 Pac
Pierson Arthur B., clerk Chilion Beach, dwl 1334 Wash-
ington
Pierson August, housemover David Harris, dwl 510 Min
Pierson C, clerk, dwl 33 Eddy
Pierson Eugene, wagonmalcer J. Dupuy & Co., dwl NE

cor Sixteenth and Heron
Pierson George A., clerk, dwl 108 Mason
Pierson Henry, boatman, Folsom St. Wharf, dwl 16 Fol
Pierson James H., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Pierson J. C, clerk track department Central Pac. R. R.,

NE cor Fourth and ToviTisend, dwl Moiton House
Pierson Joseph T., compositor Alta Califoania, dwl 1334

Washingiton
Pierson Losur, dwl N s Sixteenth bet De Haro and Caro-
lina
Pierson M. (widow), dwl 711 Howard
Pierson Nelson, barkeeper Adam Smith, dwl 515 Sac
Pierson Niels, stock dealer, dwl NE cor Jackson and

Drumm
Pierson P. W., driver-City R. R., dwl 231 Fifteenth
Pierson Thomas, cook, dwl 334 Third, rear '

Pierson W. H., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Pierson William, dwl 213 Seventh
Pierson William H., clerk marine department Commercial

Insurance Co. , dwl 1109 Mason

Pierson William M. , attorney at law, office NW cor Mont-

gomerj' and Commercial, dwl 1^ Tyler
Pierson. See Pearson
Pieruviz Volentine, shipcarpenter Richardson & Camuffo,

dwl 15 Davis
Pietoh Charles, sausagemaker Ernest Weber, dwl 226

Third
Pietrivori John, deckhand stm Contra Costa, Clay St.

Wharf
Piffaro Guiseppe,cook Orazio &Cadenasso, dwl Broadway

bet Stockton and Dupont
Pigeon Albert, clerk Lenonnand Bros., dwl SW cor Pine

and Dupont
Pigeon William, hostler Robert Graves, dwl cor Pine

and Van Ness Av
Pigne Dupuytren, phjsician, office and dwl 415 Sutter
Pigott Charles A., driver M. Curran, dwl 717 Brannan
Piggott Charles H. (Code <fc Piggott), dwl 1431 Pine
Piggott James, real estate, dwl ^70 Clementina .
f iggott John, bronzer P. R. O'Brien, dwl SE cor Twenty-
eighth and Sanchez
Piguet Edward, clerk Alfred Borel & Co., dwl 1416 Stock
Pike A. A., shipcarpenter, dwl 784 Folsom
Pike Alfred P., clerk, dwl 206 Seventh
Pike Boas D., salesman M. E. Sperling & Co., dwl 23

Kearny
Pike Catherine (widow), dwl 214^ Sixth
Pike Charles R., shipjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 313

Taylor
Pike Edward P., carpenter Thomas Robinett, dwl 1007

Mason
PIKE JACOB M., proptr United States Restaurant

548 Clay, and New York Eakerj', 626 Kearny (and J.

M. Pike <t Co.), dwl 414 Tyler
Pike James F., groceries and liquors, NW cor Haightand

Gough, dwl 17 Haight
Pike James N., bookkeeper Edward F. Hal} & Co., dwl 17

Haight
PIKE J. M. <& CO. (Thomas H. Bowling andGeorge

W. Downey), importers and wholesale grocers, 125

and 127 California
Pike Joseph W., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

214^ Sixth
Pike Josephine Miss, dwl 537 Valencia
Pike Samuel B., city surveyor Fireman's Fund Insurance

Co., res Oakland
Pike Samuel T. , clerk United States Restaurant, dwl 217^-

Austin
Pike William, manager New York Bakery, 626 Kearny,

dwl 1629 Sutter
Pilbear George, carpenter, dwl 1106 Clay
Pile Frank, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Pilgir F.W., tailor, 441 Bush, dwl ?2 Fifth
Pilkey Robert (Allen ct P.), dwl 720 Pacific
Pill Jacob, sausagemaker Mathaus Schwamm, dwl 5 Dup
Pillig Jacob (Uoelscher it- Co.), dwi Fifteenth nr Railroad

Av, South S. F.
Pilling John, hairdresser, eiSy Davis, dwl N s Baker bet

Jackson and Pacific
Pilling Lottie L. (widow), dwl 824 Filbert
Pillman James, porter, dwi 27j Fourth
Pillsbury Charles E. , teamster Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W

s Tennessee nr Solano
Pillsbury E. S. (Greene tb P.), attorney at law, office NE

cor Montgomery and Pine, dwi 47 South Park
Pilon Paul, turner Cameron & Hull, dwi 111 Geary
PIIiOT COMi1IISSIO.\ERS STATE, office 44 Mer-
chants' Exchange
PILOTS STATE, office 9 U. S. Court Building
Pilsburj' Charles J., hardware commission merchant and

purchasing agent, office 108 Front, dwi Grand Hotel
Pilster Henry (Bricking ik P.), dwl 125 Park Av
Piltz George, dwl 26 Valpai-aiso

Piltz Harry, captain schr Staghound, dwi 26 Valparaiso •
Piluson Charles R., deckhand tugboat Monarch, Paciiio

St. Wharf
Pilveram George W. , stairbuilder, dwl 1106 Clay
Pimentel J. M., editor El Tecolote, office 625 Merchant,

dwl 530 Vallejo
Pifia Emilio, dwl 529 Clay

Pinaglia John, laborer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 415 Jackson
Pinch John, tinsmith, dwl 761 Howard
Pinch John F., compositor Evening Post, dwi 761 How
Pinchard J. B., physician, office and dwi 17 Third
Pinching Richard L., physician, office and dwl li>02 Pine
Pinck Thomas, roofer H. G. Fiske, dwl 760 Howard
Pinckney John C, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 213

Powell
Pinckney. See Pinkney

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propt; i

\\ VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstalDllshed 1862.

657

PIS

Pincus Morris {Cohen d P.), dwl 149 Clara

Piiicus Morris, clothing, NE cor Sansom aiid Pacific, dwl,
323 Pacific

Pincus. Set' Pinkus

Piiidor Geortfc E., wood and coal, 429 Third

Pinder John, porter J. U. Arthur k Son, dwl 109 Calilor-
1 nia rcx)m 17

Pine Georfre W., clerk S. F. Gas Lijrht Co., Potrero Sta-
I tion, dwl E s liakcr bet Gearj' and Post

j I Pine Henry (Pifie .t Brnyer), dwl 134 Shipley
I (Pine Henrv, shipcarpenter, dwl cor Mfteenth and L,
j, South 8. K.

UPIXK LI MBEK Ai^SOriATIOlK. S. L. Mastick presi-
I dent, flBBr;,'C' Earle secretar>-, office Pier 5 Steuart

, Pine HubeiPtlwl :ill Hyde

' ,.Pine William P., bookkee|)cr, dwl 1003 Capp nr Twenty-
I fifth

' ( Pine ifc Broyer (Henry Pine atid John Broyer), groceries,
I NW cor Shipley and Willow

itPincau Charles C, dwl cor Bay and Taylor
! Pineda Cresenoia (widow), dwl 22 Hinckley
I Pineda Martina, tailorcss Uouiingo Richiri, dwl 18 Hinck-

Iley
.PinetJohn (E. G. Lyons ct Co.), and commission merch-
I ant, office 508 Jackson, dwl 1018 Stockton
i.Pin^el J., silversmith, dwl 18 First
il'iiita'l Otto, teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl 3 William
IPinyrce Albert, expressman, dwl 108 Prospect PI
lil'iiiheirs C. O., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109
j ' California room 16
nl'ink Henn', uisurance agent, office 133 Sansom, dwl 312

Sutter'
Knk. See Pinck

E*inker George, second engineer S. S. Oceanic
EHnkertou W. C., carpenter, dwl 812 Stockton
Pinkham, B. F., boatman, foot Braiman
Pinkham Carrie L. Miss, teacher Tyler St. Cosmopolitan

Primary School, dwl 1234 Pine
Pinkham C. H., manager S. F. Stock Agency, office 339

Kearny room 4, res Oakland
Pinkham Charles H., compositor Morning Call, dwl 553^

Natoma

Pinkham Chester E., salesman Charles Otto, dwl 1703 Rear
Pinkham George, captain stm Emma, Washington St.

Wharf

Pinkham John C, dwl S s Mississippi nr Santa Clara
Pinkham John F. , assistant storekeeper Gibbs Bonded

warehouse, dwl 1703 Kearny
Pinkham Olive L. (widow), dwri234 Pine
PIXKUA^I SETH, office 401 California room 3, res

Oakland

Pinkney John, machinist, dwl 213 Powell
Pinkney William H., boatman William J. Pinkney, dwl

959 Bryant
Pinkney William J., boatman foot of Howard, dwl 959

Bryant
Pinkney. See Pinckney
Pinksort Henry, woolsorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl 120(j Lark in
Nnkus Henry, bookkeeper Louis Kaplan, dwl 1106 Eddy
Pinkus Leopold, peddler, dwl 321 Fifth
Pinkus. See Pincus
Pinn E. M. , waiter Palace Hotel
Pinn Ernst, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Ei,rhth and Brannan
?inn John, carpenter, dwl 2019^^ Howard
Pinner Isadore Charles, teacher languages, dwl 17 Ritch
Pinner Reuben E., salesniann Lewis Levy, dwl 227 Pac
Pinner Robert, proptr Old Pacific House, 35 Pacific
Pinney Brown Brownell, capitalist, office 408 California,

dwl Palace Hotel
Pinney George, clerk, dwl 526 Pine
Pinney William, dwl 128 Post
Pinney W. S., clerk Union Ironworks
Pino Joseph, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Pinot Charles, waiter Lafayette Restaurant, 711 Com
Pinrose John, teamster, dwl Sacramento Hotel
Pinson A. {Chaniiette a- P.), dwl 719 Market
Pinto Adolph, tailor, dwl 802 Vallejo
Pinto Concepcion, coffee merchant, dwl 1014 Sutter
Pinto E., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Pinto Emanuel, porter Reeb & Weidenreich, dwl 802 Val-
lejo

Pinto Francisco, dwl 929 Post

Pinto Jacob, clerk Union News Co., dwl 824' Jackson
Pinto M. H., musician California Theater, dwl 515 Kear
Pinto Mining Co. (Silverado, Nev.), A. K. Durbrow, se-
cretary, office 309 Montgonierj'
Pinto William (Pinto A- Co.^ dwl 24 Morton

Pinto & Co. ( William Pinto and Samuel Sullen), board-
ing and livery stables, 24 Morton

PIOC'IIE F. L. A. (estate of), office 526 Montgomery

Pioche Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), Charles E. Elliot
secretary, office 419 California room 28

Pioche West Extension Mining Co. (Ely, Nov.), Thomas
L. Kimball secretary, office 409 California

Pioneer and Alta Flour Mills, Eisen Bros, proptrs, 8-16
Stevenson

Pioneer Broom Factory, Thomas Ward proptr, 27 Drumm

riO>'EEK Itl'ILni.Mi, 808 Montgomery

Pioneer Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 24 Dupont

Pioneer Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), Wendell
Easton secretary, office 419 California room 28

Pioneer Consolidated Miniiig Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
Frank Swift secretarj-, office 419 California

Pioneer Furniture Manufactory, Morrell & Titus proptrs,
217-222 .Mission

PIOXEER IRO.\ irORKS, Charles H. Leavitt pro-
prietor, 225 and 227 Beale

PIONEER LAM» AND LOAN BANK OF SAV-
INGS ANI» DEPOSIT, Thomas Gray president,
Henry Kofahl ca-hier, Joseph C. Duncan secretary,
SE cor California and Montgomery

PIONEER .HALT HOI.SE, Ferdinand Scherr pro-
prietor, E s Stockton nr FVancisco, office 511 Sac

Pioneer Mill and Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.), R. H.
Brown secretary ,*office 402 Montgomery room 2

PIONEER P.4PER MILLS (Taylorville, Marin Co.),
S. P. Ta:jior & Co. projjrietors, depot 416 Clay

Pioneer Rustic Window Shade Factory, Wohlke & Mon-
sen proptrs, 413 Mission *

Pioneer Salt Mills, B. F. Barton & Co. proptrs, 213 Sac

PIONEER STEA.1I 9IARBLE >rORKS, Michael
Heverln proprietor, 4i& and 424 Jackson

PIONEER V.ARNISH WORKS, Hueter Brothers &
Co. proprietors, Nevada bet Rhode Island and Kan-
sas, depot 12 Second

PIONEER M'.AREHOI'SE, T. W. Floyd & Co. pro-
prietors, SW cor Battery and Filbert

PIONEER WOOLEN F.ACTORY S. F., Black Point,
office 115 Battery

PIONEERS CALIFORNIA, rooms 808 Montgomerj-

PIONEERS OF ( .ALIFORNIA, TERRITORIAL,
rooms 103 Montgomery-

Piotrowski R. Korwin, dwl 403 Stevenson

Pipenhagen John, baker Westerfeld & Page, dwl 307
Miuna

Piper E. J., dwl 624 Fourth

Piper Francis, brickmaker, dwl 608.Second

Piper Harry C, expressman, California Market, dwl 948
Laguna

Piper Herman, carpenter Nucleus House

Piper Jerome B. , brickdealer and proptr Bay and River
Line Schooners, cor Clay and East, dwl 15 De Boom

Piper John, machinist Isaac H. Small, dwl 427 Stevenson

Piper Joseph, dwl 729 Natoma

Piper Kate (widow), dwl cor Eighteenth and I, South S. F.

Piper Thomas, wagonmaker John Kenny, dwl 2005 Miss

Piper Walter J. H., special ]x>liceman, dwl 2 Chatham PI

PIPER WILLIA.M A., capitalist and Member Con-
gress First District California, office 606 Mont room 10

Piper. See Pieper

Pipers Fritz, musician, dwl 245 Eighth

Piperti Charles, necktiemaVer, dwl 824 Pacific

Pippey Robert N. , master mariner, dwl 310 Green

Pippy George H., blacksmith Carvill Manuf. Co., dwl 240
Townsend

Pique Edward, professor music, dwl 228i O'Farrell

Piquemel Alexander, dwl 736 Pacific

Piquet BMmond, druggist and apothecary, 727 Washing-
ton, dwl 911 Sacramento

Piquot B. (widow), dwl 1143 Howard

Pirato Antonio, marblepolisher Stephen Campodonico,
dwl 324 Vallejo

Piratsky George, dwl 24 Lilly Av

Piratsky James G., printer Alta California, dwl 24 Lilly
Av

Fires Joseph, peddler, dwl 418 Drumm

Pirisi Joseph, sexton St. Ignatius College, dwfe841 Market

Pirr e Adolphus, cook Michael Wappel, dwl 38 Mary

Pirritt J. C. , carpenter, dwl 515 Howard

Pisani Camillo, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont

Pisani Raphael (Pisani tt T(rroni), dwl 621 Pacific

Pisani & Toroni (Raphael Pisani and Steffani Toroni),
liquor saloon, and lodgings, 621 Pacific

Fischer Mosher, bookkeeper B. H. Lichtenstein, dwl 1133
Clay

Pisco A., laborer California Restaurant, dwl 145 Pacific

AMES Q. STEELE <S; CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Keamj Street.

"D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mo

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Pissis-.I. E., physician, dwl 825 Mission
Pistolesi August, t'roceries and liquors, SW cor Washing-
ton and Dupont, dwl 343 Jessie
Pistolesi Joseph, dwl 430 Union
Pitcher Henry H., bookkeeper Bank of California, dwl 407

Ma^on
Pitchford John B., draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 13:? Chestnut
Pitman G. T., carpenter, dwl 502 Broadway
Pitt Anna (widow), dwl 821 Green
Pitt John, shipcarpenter, dwl 308 Beale
Pitt Richard, shipcarpenter, dwl 531 Tehama bet Fifth

and Sixth
Pitt Richard H., confectioner, 73 Fourth
Pitt Williitm G. C, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 531 Te-
hama
Pittelken A., jeweler, dwl 516 Pacific ^ „ ^ ,

Pittman H. C. {Pittman d: Middleton), dwl Grand Hotel
Pittman H. G. , carpenter and builder, dwl 1919 Fillmore
Pittman & Middleton (fl. C. Pittman and Frank Mid-
dleton), stevedores, office 40 Market
Pitto Antonio, vegetables, Colombo Market
Pitto Guiseppe (Novella ct P.), dwl 6 Bartol
Pitts George H. {Howes S- P.), dwl 1910 Mason
Pitts John Henry, dwl 137 Chestnut
Pitts Silas, assistant engineer stm Amador, res Oakland
Pitts Thomas, waiter Union Club, dwl 1602 Pacific Av
Pitts Washington, engineer stm AAador, res Oakland
Pitts William G., first officer Pa<Sfic Mail S. S. China, dwl

2 Lilly Av
Pittsburg, Cinchinati & St. Louis Railway Co., J. P. Er-

ringer%r. general agent, office 238 Montgomery
Pittsburg, Fort Wa^-ne & Chicago Railroad Co., J. P. Er-

ringer Jr. general agent, ^ffice 238 Montgomery
Pittsen Lawrence, mariner, dwl 22 Washington
Pixley Frank M. [Pixley <fc Harrison), dwl SW cor Fill-
more and Union
Pixley Isaac, dwl 1826 Vallejo
Pixley James, boxmaker Cal. Cigar Box Co., dwl cor Bran

and Sixth
Pixlev John L. {Wriqht & P.), dwl 258 Third
PIXLEY A HARRISON (Frank M. Pixley and

Robert Harrison), attorneys at law, office 430 Cal
Pizzola Charles, sausages, 1110 Dupont
Pizzotti Thomas, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R.
Plaas John, teamster, dwl 127 Jackson
Place Charles L., dwl 510 Folsom
Place Daniel N., purser, dwl 32 Jessie nr Seventh
Place J., salesman, dwl 1142^ Market
Place James, seaman, dwl 3 King
Place James F. (Treadwell <i- Co.), res Oakland
Place Leonard F., engineer I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl

318 Haves
Place Samuel, bricklaver, dwl 236 First
Place S. H. Miss, dwl 20 Mary
Place Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 236 First
Plache Herman, bookkeeper,dwl cor Esmeralda'and Lundy

Lane, Bernal Heights
Plaff Albert J. R. , upholsterer, dwl 1632 Eddy
Plaff Henrv, clerk, dwl 1620 Ttirk
Plaff William, milkman, Sac bet Baker and Broderick
Plagemann Frederick (Joe Giusti d- Co.), dwl 621 Cal
PLACEMAN^' H. A CO. (Robert Kanzee), manufs

and dealers cigars and tobacco, 305 Sacramento
Plagemann Henrj' (H. Plagemann d: Co.), dwl 317 Larkln
Plagemann John, plumber Lempke & Co., dwl Golden

Gate Hotel
Plagemann William, merchant tailor, 14 Geary, dwl 116

Ninth
Plaid well Joseph, clerk, dwl 527 Sacramento
Planchard Andrew, hairdresser Anthony Dissat, dwl 405

Geary
Plancich "Joseph, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Planel House. Mrs. D. Fleury proprietress, 1018 Stock
Planer Gustave, cabinetmaker P. Leisenfeld, dwl 267

Stevenson
Planer Michael, porter John G. lis, 628 Washington
Plank George F., clerk Joseph P. Horn, dwl 334 Bryant
Plank Henry, clerk C. H. Reynolds & Co., dwl 1813

Mason*
Plank Louis, plumber G. & W. Snook, dwl 1813 Mason
Plank Phillip, dwl 1813 Mason
Plant Peter, market, cor Twenty -seventh and Alabama,

Bemal Heights
Plantan H., dwl 636 Commercial

Plante fi^nmeX (Plante i: Fteisehauer), dwl 115 Stockton
Plante & Fleischauer (Samuel Plante and William C.

Pleischauer), hairdressers, 427 Bush
Plantencich Joseph, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont

Planz Casper, cabinetmaker, SE cor Mission and Beale,

dwl 228 Mission
Planz Henry, tailor, 412 Sacramento, dwl 15 William
Plas Dicdrich, laborer Nicholas Bruns, dwl 617 Davis
Plaskett William, dwl 316 Jones
Plass Edward N., fruit and produce, 316 Sixth
Plasterers' Protective Society, Irish- American Hall, 816

Howard
Plat Joseph, cook, dwl 433 Broadway
PLATE A. J. A CO. (Henry A. Plate and William
B. Cotrel), importers and dealers guns, pistols, sport-
ing and militarj' goods, 510 Sacramento
Plate Adolph J. (A. J. Plate <t Co.), dwl 30 Eddy
Plate Charles A., hairdresser Jacob Jacobs J^l 220 Stev-
enson ^^
Plate G., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Keamv and Morton
Plate Henry A. (A. J. Plate J: Co.), dwl 30 Eddy
Plate KarlH., bookkeeper Ammon, Caspari & Co., res

Alameda
Plate Renken W., foreman steble S. F. Gas Light Co. '8,

dwl 215 Fifth
Plater William H., deputy County Surveyor, dwl 515

Stockton
Plater. See Playter

Plath Adolph, laborer, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Plath Frederick, hostler Central R. R., dwl 21 Ritch
Plath Fritz, shoemaker William Fischer, dwl 1322 Pacific
Plath Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Befinery, dwl E s Ala-
bama bet Solano and Butte
Plath Johaim H. (Plath <t Eitzmuller), dwj Waller M

Stanyan
Plath Johann J., bookkeeper Plath & KitzmuUer, dwl 21

Ritch
Plath John, driver Albany Brewery, dwl 1306 Vallejo
Plath & KitzmuUer (J. 'H. Plath and Michael KiU-
midler), blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 715 Folsom
Plathoff William, expressman, dwl 1309 Stockton
Plato Freeman Frederick, barber Charles Proschold, dwl

541 Natoma
Plato George, tailor C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl Bemal

Heights
Plato Isaac, clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 24} Garden
Plato Morris, furnishing goods, 642 Fourth
Plato Samuel, tailor, dwl 24} Garden
Platshek Julius (Platshek <t- Harris), dwl 400 Eddy
Platshek Louis, tailor, dwl 1824 Hyde
Platshek Samuel, merchant, office 312 Sac, dwl 400 Eddj
Platshek & Harris (Julius Platshek and Isaac Harris)

wool and hides, 312 Sacramento
Piatt Charles B., manufacturers' agent, office 531 Call

fomia room 10
Piatt Charles H., dwl 204 Montgomery
Piatt Charles W., clerk, dwl 1407 Jones
Piatt Clayton, clerk collection department Wells, Fargc

&Co., dwl 1506 Taylor
Piatt Edward C, bookkeeper E. E. Eyre, dwl 1407 Jonei
Piatt E. W., clerk Occidental Hotel
Piatt Francis E., carpenter, dwl Crocker bet Mission anc

Stevenson
Piatt Frederick, waiter M. Deutsch & Co., dwl 210 Fran

Cisco
Piatt George, dwl 2204 Steiner
Piatt George, fniitstand, NE cor Jackson and Kearny

dwl 825 Jackson
PJattHarryT., clerk William T. Coleman & Co., dwl 1(

South "Park
PLATT HEXRY B., contractor, office 11} Montgometj

Av, dwl 204 Montgomery
Piatt Horace G., law student, dwl 1407 Jones
Piatt James, printer, dwl 555 Jessie
Piatt Jesse, carpenter, dwl E s Stevenson nr Crocker
Piatt John, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Dolores and Guerrero
Piatt John, laborer, dwl junction County and Missioi

and Ocean Beach roads
Piatt Madison J., secretary Dashaway Assn, dwl 139 P(W
Piatt Rachael Mrs., gents' furnishing and fancy goods, 11

Sixth
Piatt Samuel, salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co., dw

2204 Steiner
Piatt Sarah Miss, clerk Mrs. Rachael Piatt, dwl 12 Sixth
Piatt William, bricklayer, dwl 264} Stevenson
Piatt William H. Rev., rector Grace Episcopal Church

dwl 1407 Jones
PLATT*S II.4LL, H. A. Siegfried lessee, 216 Mont
Platte Georg*, dwl 825 Jackson
Platte R. W., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl SE cor Te

hama and Fifth
Plattner John, cheesemaker, dwl Chicago Hotel
Plattner Nicholas, hackman, dwl 228 Green

Il-

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Mari

VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.

atz Edward, metalroofcr Conlin & Roberts, dwl 163 Te-
hama
atz Henrj', waiter, 22 Turk

atz Joseph, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 163 Te-
hama
auth John, machinist Tait k Hainquc, dwl 63<i Pacific
aw Joseph, correspimdent Pnrrott & Co., res Oakland
.ivt<-'r E. W. (Dunham, Carrijan <t Co.), res Oakland
aytcr. Si-e Plater
easants Henrj-, lamplighter S. F. Gas Li§rht Co., dwl

21(5 Twelfth
eaKints Marj-jE. Mrs., hogranch Old San Josd Road nr

Industrial School
easton Cha|fe«, louffshorenian, dwl 12" Jackson
cgc Henry, dwl 001 Taylor

e^e John, deckhand stin Sonoma, Front St. Wharf
epe Louis, hatter, 721 Clay

em Henry, teamster H. G". Fiskc, dwl 271 Minna
emin^ Mathew, miner, dwl 232 Seventh
enese Michael, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
enz Cas])cr, cabinetmaker, dwl 228 Mission
IiE.S!* IIE\RY. proprietor l\-\ Green Saloon, 624 Mer-
chant, ilwl 617 Third
ette Henry, boatman, dwl 7 Jasper PI
evin Abraham, expressman, dwl S s Nineteenth nr Cas-
tro
imbley A., conductor Market St. R. R.
impton Joseph W., painter James Donovan, dwl 273 J

Minna
oeger Charles A., liquor saloon, 308 Francisco
oeger Henrj' A., turner Parker & AUwood, dwl 308

Francisco
oehn Bernard, porter stm Julia, dwl 15 Ohio
oehn Henrv, baggageman Central Pac. R. R., dwl 15
Ohio " 4

omondon Francis N., laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl

128 Clinton
omet Josei>h, carpenter, dwl 721 Pacific
otz Charles, clerk, dwl 21C Clara
over Patrick, carpenter, dwl 1113 Howard
um Charles M. (Charles M. Plum d- Co.) dwl 410 Taylor
LI^M CHARLKS M. A <"0., mporters carpets, up-
holstery goods, oil cloths, furniture, etc., 641 and 643
Market
um Herman, dwl 311 Stockton

iumb Edwin, driver R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 177 Minna
lumb Joseph, dwl 315 O'Farrell

lume John V. (John V. Plume <t Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
Li:.nK 40ll.\ V. A CO., bankers, office 319 Cal
lumer E. C. (widow), dwl 729 California
lumer Joseph, fisherman, dwl 420 Dnunm
lumeyer William, cari)enter, dwl 134 Fourth
lummer Albertine Miss, teacher, dwl 62 Tehama
lummer Benjamin L., mining, office 402 Montgomery

room 2, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
lummer Carl, elocutionist, dwl 1010 Powell
lummer Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 281 Minna
"ummer George, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 472
Jessie
lummer George, master mariner, dwl 62 Tehama
lummer George Jr., farmer, dwl 62 Tehama
lummer Harrj' W. (H. W. Plummer d: Co.), dwl 1030

t Jackson
umnier Henry L., carpenter, dwl NW cor Stockton and

Vallejo
LI '.HMER H. W. <K CO.. stockbrokers, otfice Neva-
da Block, 309 Montgomery room 1
ummer John A., capitalist, office 224 Clay, dwl 926

Market
lummer Marshall D., mining, dwl 422 Gear)-
XIMMER RICHARD H., physician and surgeon,

office and dwl 652 Mission
lummer Robert W., dwl 1112 Pacific
lummer William, captain stm Gipsey, dwl 327 O'Farrell
iummer William P., bookkeeper, 20 Steuart, dwl 62 Te-
hama

lump D., cook Metropolitan Hotel, dwl 516 Pacific
lunkett C. P. Mrs., princijial Bush St. I*rimary School
lunkett D. M. Miss, dwl 335 Union
lunkett Gerald, turner Charles Field & Co., dwl 259

Clara

lunkett Hannah (widow), dwl 24 Telegraph PI
lunkett Joseph, boilermaker, dwl 318 Clementina
lunkett Mar}- Miss, saleswoman Mrs. G.W. Cowles, dwl

24 Telegraph PI
lunkett Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 749 Market
lunkett William A., attorney at law, office 528 Califor-
nia, dwl 303 Lombard
luns William, carpenter, dwl 428 Green

Pluth A., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Plymplon George L., cari)entcr, dwl 8 Virginia
Plztar John, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl Minna

bet Third and Fourth
Po Ty Tong & Co. (Chinese), drugs and provisions, 803

Uupont
Poage Calvin A. Rev., pastor Larkin St. Presbyterian

Church, dwl 1409 Bush
Poate James, seaman S. S. Montana, Folsom St. Wharf
Pocahontas Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co.), C. J. Eaton

secretary, office 402 Montgomery room 7

Pocca , broker, dwl 502 Powell

Pocek John, clerk Vincent Vuscovich, dwl 7,38 Union
Poceridio Candido, vegetables, Colombo Market
Pockwitz Louis, hardware, 139 Third, dwl 32 Perry
Pochella Marco, blacksmith, dwl Rowland Alley nr Bdwy
Pockman L. H., bookkeeper, dwl 633 Geary
Podd Jessie, contractor, dwl NW cor Laguna and Bdwy
Podd Jesse Jr. , bookbinder Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl NW

cor Laguna and Broadway
Podd William, stonecutter David Moore, dwl NW cor

Laguna and Broadway
Poderi Andres, carpenter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Vallejo
Podcsta Anricho, cook, dwl 8 Margaret PI
Podesta Emanuel, restaurant, 428 Bdwy, dwl 433 Bdwy
Podesta Jacob, ironworker Little & Lawson, dwl 603 Bat
Podesta Jacob, laborer Lewis P. Sage, dwl 607 Battery
Podesta Jacob, marblesawj'er Musto Bros., dwl 315 Bdwy
Podesta J. B., vegetable dealer, dwl N s Vallejo, bet

Kearny and Dupont •

Podesta Joseph, fruits, 442 Bush
Podesta Pasqual, laborer, dwl 442 Union
Podesta V., cartman, dwl 5 Jasper PI
Poehlmann Christopher, machinist, dwl 112 Polk
Poehlmann William, bakery and confectionery, SW cor

Post and Powell
Poehlmann William Jr., baker William Poehlmann, dwl

SW cor Post and Powell
Poek Ludwig, tailor Lancaster & Northon, dwl 18 Stock-
ton PI
Poerschke A. , collector Charles F. Wagner, dwl 1606 Taylor
Poest Joseph, baker, dwl 1429 Dupont
Poett Alfred, civil engineer, dwl 249 Second
Poetz Annie (widow), dwl 30 Lilly Av
Poetz Henry (P. A- H. Poetz), dwl 30 Lilly Av
Poetz P. & H. , proptrs California Restaurant, 319 Pine
Poetz Peter (P. <!• H. Poetz), dwl 30 Lilly Av
Poff Charles, foreman H. F.Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Poffley William, bricklayer, dwl 25 Francisco
Pogg John B., bricklayer, dwl 423 Bush
Poggis Minnie Miss, compositor Cuberj' & Co., dwl 430

Vallejo
Poerliacco Antonio, clerk Martin Eliunak, dwl Stockton

nr Broadway
Pogliamich Matteo, cook Matteo Cressaglio, dwl 9 Dupont
Pogue E., laborer Occidental Warehouse, dwl 1719 Hyde
Pogiie Robert A., carpenter Wissinger & Payson, dwl 1719

Hyde
Poheim Joseph (Poheim ct Lancaster), dwl 21 Stockton

PI
Poheim & Lancaster (Joseph Poheim and Thomas Lan-
caster), merchant tailors, 103 Third
POHL <>EORGE, hides and tellow, 117 Drumm, dwl

712 Union
Pohl Henry, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 8 Langtou
Pohl John, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Pohley Frederick, cooper, dwl N s Sansom bet Green and

Union
Pohley Jacob, butcher, dwl 13 Tehama
Pohley Joseph (Pohley <t Koster), res Bavaria, Germany
Pohley William, cabinet manufacturer, dwl S s Geary bet

Scott and Devisadero
POHLEY A K08TER (Joseph Pohky and John L.

Koster), proprietors Pac. Vinegar Factory, S s Fulton

bet Gough and Octavia, office 323 Front
Pohlker John H., real estate, dwl NW cor Howard and

Twenty-sixth
PohlmannGustav, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-

feldt, dwl 3 Se\'mour Av
Pohlmeyer William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW

cor Brannan and Eighth
Pqindexter Cornelius W., clerk Steele, Kuhl ;& Hickox,

dwl 9 Bowie Av
Poindexter Robert W., clerk J. H. Latham & Co., res

Oakland
Pointer Charles, laborer, dwl 919 Broadway
Pointer John, tnmkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl E 8

York bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery h

Pointer John, waiter Arlin^n House, dvvl 12 Salmon

Pointer Nathan, jwrter Samuel H. Chapman, dwl 919
Broadway

Pointis Jean,' waiter Priet & Quinquinet, dwl NE cor
Dupont and Bush

Poiterain Florent, with Christian Good, dwl 540 Wash

Pola Rafael, cook, dwl 206 Union

Polack Albert, butcher, dwl 309 Bay

Polack J. S., real estate, office 531 California room 6, dwl
2400 Mission cor Twentieth

Polack Samuel, fancy goods and trimmings, 412 Kearny,
dwl 92" Jackson

Polack. See Pollack and Pollock

Poland Dennis, seaman S. S. Belgic

Poland Frank S. (Pula/id &: Hathaway), dwl 819 Shot-
well

Poland James K., clerk Madison & Burke, dwl 819 Shot-
well

Poland & Hathaway (Frank S. Poland and Frederick
Uathaxeay), house and si^ipainters, 122 Geary

Polaski Albert', cook, dwl 1232 Dupont

Polastri V. Mrs., dwl 1018 Stockton

Pole , shipcarpenter, dwl 408 Brj"ant

Pole Sebastian, dwl 1509 Buchanan

Polhemus Charles B., real estate, office 542 Market, res
San Jos6

Polhemus JI. C. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.
Mint, dwl 1612 California

POLME AXI» FIKE ALAR.n TELEGRAPH, office
Brenham PI

P»LI€E ATTORNEY, office Citv Hall, first floor

POLICE CHIEF OF, office 9-11 City Hall, first floor

POLICE COSLIIISSIONERS, office 11 City Hall, first
floor

POLME COURT, Citv Hall, first floor

POLME H.VRBOR, office E s Davis nr Pacific

POLICE JI'DGE, chambers Citv Hall, second floor

POLICE JUDGE'S CLERK, office City Hall, first
floor

Polifka Charles, waiter, dwl New Atlantic Hotel

Polin Julius, inspector Southern Pac. R. R.

Poling George, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1425 Pine

Politeo Vincent, master mariner, dwl W s Tennessee nr
Solano

Politta Joseph, dairyman, dwl Devisadero bet Chestnut
and Francisco

Polk Robert T., bar lessee Goodall, Nelson & Perkins S.
S. Co. , dwl 1216 Mission

Polkinhorn William, carpenter, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel

Poll Diedrich, teamster Funcke & Co., dwl NE cor Brannan
and Eighth

Pollack Adolph, expressman A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 914
Geary

Pollack Alexander, expressman A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl
914 Geary

Pollack George, dwl 1206 Market

Pollack H. K., dwl 313 Jones

Pollack Leo, clerk William Kaiser, dwl 335 Bush

Pollack Marj' Miss, laundress Henry A. Henderson, dwl
1123 Stockton

Pollack Maurice A. , crockerj', 1037^ Folsom

Pollack. See Polack and Pollock

PoUak Arnold, salesman Nast & Greenzweig, dwl Brooklyn
Hotel

Pollak John, bookkeeper Mayrisch Bros. & Co., dwl 820
Greenwich

Pollak Maurice H. , bookkeeper, dwl 18 Second

Pollard Aaron, real estate, dwl 514 Lombard

Pollard Andrew, carpenter, dwl 26 Eddy

Pollard Benjamin, dwl 23 Kearny

Pollard Charles, dwl 720 Folsom

Pollard Isaac, caniage manufacturer, dwl 345 Brannan

Pollard John M., bricklayer, dwl 26 Eddy

Pollard J. W., patternmaker Union Ironworks, dwl 26
Eddy

Pollard Margaret E. Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 230
Fourth

Pollard Samuel W., waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 60 Annie

Pollard Thomas, bookkeeper Macpherson &. Wetherbee,
dwl 20 Second Av

Pollexfen Ernest, with Richard D. Chandler, dwl 8J^ Glo-
ver

Policy Warren, sawfiler Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 13
Anthony

PoUey William J., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk

Policy William M., route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, 606 Montgomery

Pollock D. H., office 410J California, dwl American Ex-
change

Pollock Ernest, lithographer, dwl 111 Geary

Pollock J. (widow\ dwl 906 Market

Pollock James, miner, dwl S s California nr Buchanan

Pollock Thomas, seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.

Pollock. See Polack and Pollack

Polm Jacob, ciok bark Revere, Pacific St. Wharf

Polsen Hans, dairjnnan. Railroad Av nr Twenty-third Al

South S. F.
Polskie Albert, dwi 241 Minna
Poly, Heilbron & Co. {Louis Poly, Atiguxt Ueilbrm

A dolph Heilbron, and Simrm Clayhurgh), wholeaal

butciiers. First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F., offlc

426 Kearny
Polv Isaac, salesman Ad. Lewis & Co., dwl4^7 Sixth
Poly Louis (Poly, Heilbron <t Co.), dwl 27 Sixth
Pomare Acliille, lauiidryman Occidental Laundry, d«

Harry PI nr Laguna
Pomeroy Adeline O. , dwl 235 Minna
Pomeroy Arthur, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl i

Oak II

Pomeroy David (Hobbs, Pomeroy <t Co.), dwl 48 Oak
Pomeroy Erastus H., local policeman, dwl 2220 Mission
Pomerov F. C, salesman Will & Finck, 140 Montgomeij
Pomeroy Hunt, fruits, 629 Third
Pomeroy Julius T., collector Front St. Wharf, dwl 71 fl"

Jones
Pomeroy Lydia A. (widow), dwl 675 Clementina ''

Pomeroy S., ship carpenter, dwl 414 Jones
Pomeroy. See Pomroy
Pommer Christian, jewelrj'-boxmaker A. H. Lochbann

dwl 317 Jessie •
Pomroy H. B., bookkeeper Blake, Robbins & Co., n^

Oakland
Pomroy Joseph, dwl 238 Kearny
t Pomroy Sheldon, policeman City Hall, dwl 623 Broadwa
Pomroy S. S., salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., res Gal

land
Pon John, porter Lemoine, Gambert & Co., dwl «

Dupont and Broadway
Pond Charles H., toolmaker W^illiam T. Garratt, dwl K

Mission
Pond Edward B. (Pond, Reynold/id- Co.), dwl 1221 Cal
Pond G. F. , clerk Benjamin T. Votaw, dwl 614 Kearny
Pond James, seaman schr Loleta, Beale St. Wharf
Pond J. L., mining, dwl Nucleus House
POND, REYNOLD^^ A CO. (Edward B. Pom

Frank D. Reynold,';, and Samuel jVore), importep

and wholesale wines and liquors, 212 California
Pond Robert J., jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 566 Howard
Pond Stephen, jeweler, dwi 566 Howard
Pond William C. Rev., pastor Bethany Congregation;

Church, dwl E s Howard bet Twenty-fifth and Twei

Sixth
Pont J., dwi SW cor Dupont and Broad waj*
Pontacq Mary Miss, laundress Victor Quentin, dwl 8((|t'

Stockton
Ponti A., musician Alper's Band, dwl 1031 Dupont
Ponton Antonio, dyer, dwi SW cor Dupont and Vallejo |iL
Ponton de Arce L., merchandisebroker, office 406 Batter;

dwl 923 Hyde
Poodle Dog Restaurant, Stork & Peguilhan proprietor

445 Bush
Poohler Henri', driver Simon P. Connor, dwl 122 Valp( |t(e

raiso
Pool George, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co., d^h(»

40 Tehama »

POOL I. LAM'REXCE, agent Eastport Coos Bay Coi|lip«'

Mining Co. (and Pool d- Harris), office 31 Merchant

Exchange, dwl Union Club
Pool Jules W., bandsawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., d\

40 Tehama
Pool Robert, fireman tugboat Lookout, Howard St.WTia
Pool Sadie Miss, clerk Morse & Co., dwl 704J Mission
Pool Samuel G., carpenter, dwl 23 Powell
POOL Jt II.4RRIS (/. Lawrence Pool and Edm
' Harrix), Oriental Bonded, and Free, and Occident

warehouses. Oriental Dock, cor First and Brannan
Poole Da\id, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Broadway
Poole E. A., dwl 225 Ellis
Poole Eben P. , boxniaker Geo. W. Swan & Co. , dwl 75

Union
Poole George, millman Sanborn & BjTnes
Poole Jared, master mariner, dwi 708 Larkin '

Poole John P., deputv clerk Supreme Court of Californi:

640 Clay, dwi 214 Chestnut
Poole Marcus, salesman Straus, Kohnstamm & Co., i\

23 Kearny
Poole Maria L. Mrs., lodgings, 216 Second
Pooler James H., engineer, dwl 121 Valparaiso

HYGIENIC BOARDING at Smithsonian Medicallnstitute of Dr. SMITH, 635

VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

oler Ruxton H., nrcman Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 121
Valparaiso

)ley Edward, mattressmalter Josepii R. Melius

)ley Isabella Miss, boarditi),' and lodjfinjj, 310 Sixth

)ley Thomas. carpent<;r, dwl 1528 PowoU

)r George, Ship and Steamboat Jour. Asaii, 139 Post

jr George A., printer, dwl 219 Oak.

>r John, seaman sehr .\meriean Girl, Maine St. Wharf

)nnan Gold and Silver Mininy: Co. (Idaho), William
Willis secretary, office Nev;ida Block, 309 Montgom-
ery room 29 .

)nnan Martha (widow), stationery and toys, 126 Sev-
enth

pa Francis.jCxpressman, dwl W s Baker bet Green-
wich and Lombard

pe , collector, dwl ^^est End Hotel

pe Andrew J. (Pope .(• Talbot), dwl 014 Folsom

pe Augvi.stvis, proprietor Eureka Restaurant, 218 Bran-
nan, dwl 228 Brannan

pe Card, groceries andi liquors, SW cor Union and
Franklin •

pe Charles, liquor saloon, NW cor Fillmore and Fran-
cisco

pe Charles W., bootfitter, 8 Stockton PI

pe Ed ard R., miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl SW
cor Clay and Davis

pe Frederick, salesman, dwl 327 J Chestnut

pe George, tailor Mitchell J. Meyers, dwl 33 Geary

pe Harry E., clerk William A. Frey, dwl 1503 Larkin

pe Hirain, dwl 704 Sutter

pe Horace E., dentist, office and dwl 19 Sixth

pe Jacob, cook Augustus Pope, dwl 228 Brannan

pe James Turner, bookkeeper Linsley & Collins, dwl
312 Mason

pe John, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento

pe John F., general agent Globt; Life Insurance Co.,
office 424 Montgomery, dwl 1412 Mason

pe John G., salesman Ackerman Brothers, dwl 423
O'Farrell

pe Overton C, assayer, dwl 1412 Mason

pe Peter, brickmaker, dwl 39 Jackson

pe Samuel, boilermaker, dwl 100 First

pe Samuel, ironmolder, dwl 54 First

pe Samuel B. , salesman H. K. Cummings & Co., res
Alameda

pe T. Edward, clerk vEtna Insurance Co., res Oakland

pe Thomas, expressman, NE cor Third and Howard

pe William, cook Augustus Pope, dwl 228 Brannan

pe & Talbot (Andrew J. Pope and M'iUiamC. Talbot),
lumber and proptrs Puget Sound Packets, Third St.
Wharf, office 232 California

pich Antonio, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont

pipineau Emile, cook, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and
Vallejo

pier John, laborer Hathaway's Wharf, dwl 69 Miima

porato Francisco, fruits and groceries, 1224 Dupont

pp Claus, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiner}', dwl 7'- Decatiir

pp Leonaixl, trussmaker J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., dwl
317 Bush

ppe Charles, manufacturer and dealer cigars and to-
bacco, 305 Batter}', dwl E s Shotwell bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth

ppe Detlaf, watchman Chase & Wolf, dwl E s Sansom
bet Vallejo and Green, rear

ppe Herman, bookkeeper Charles Poppe, dwl E s Shot-
well bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

ppev Fredeiiick W., headgardener Golden Gate Park
dwl 130 Turk

ppey Udo, assistant gardener Golden Gate Park, dwl 130
Turk

ppey W. F., dwl 130 Turk

ppen John, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson

ppen John F. , barkeeper Henry Brown, dwl 4 Oregon

ppenberg Robert, musician Wade's Opera House, dwl
126 Page

pper Charles, shirt manufacturer and gents' furnishing
goods, 431 Kearny, dwl 1061 Mission

pper Max, merchant, dwl 1061 Mission '

pper Otto, carpenter, dwl 111 Shipley

pper Simon, manufacturer shirts, gents' underclothing,
and dealer furnishing goods, 233 Kearny, dwl 1013
Polk

pper Viet, chiropodist, 20 Montgomery, dwl 1203 Bush

ppert A. , painter Hopps & Sons

rcella Francis, porter Italian Consulate, dwl 8 Union PI

■rcher Edward, clerk Konrad Meussdorffer, dwl 310 O'-
Farrell

rcher John, clerk J. C. Meussdorffer & Brother, dwl
310 O'Farrell

Porcher John, conductor Sutter St. R. R. , dwl 1315 Polk
Porcp Louis, watchmaker and jeweler, 230 Montgomery,

dwl 980 Harrison
Poret Constance .Mmc, ostrich feathers, 227 Stevenson
Poret Paul, jeweler Levlson Bros., dwl 227 Stevenson
Poriceni Pierre, dwl 000 Broadway
Porner H. , laborer Cal. Sugar Refiner}', dwl SW cor Eighth

and Brannan
Porst Joseph, baker, dwl 1425 Dupont
POUT UiDLOW MILLS (W. T.), Charles L. Dingley

agent, office pier 4 Stcuart
rOKT Itl.il>ISO.\ .MILLS (W. T.), George A. Meigs

• proprietor, office Pier 1 Steuart
PORT H'AKI»K.\'!« BOAKI> OP, office 525 Front
Porta G., laborer N. Giamboni & Co.
Portener Theophilo F., clerk A. D. Splivalo, dwl 822

Lombard
Porteous A., laborer, dwl 720 Third
Porteous Alexander, stoves, tinware, etc., 1314 Dupont
Porteous Andrew, hostler The Villa, dwl N s Seventh Av

nr Point Lobos Av
Porteous Edward, stevedore, dwl Railroad Saloon, Long

Bridge
Porteous James H., laborer California Brick Co., dwl 10 J

Welsh
Porteous James S. , dwl 18 South Park
Porteous. See Porteus

Porter Albert H., naturalist, dwl 214 Broadway
Porter Alexander, mariner, dwl 18 Washington
Porter Asa A., wines and liquors, 112 Halleck, dwl 830

Po.st
Porter Carrie Mrs., seamstress, dwl 410 Kearny
Porter Charles, waiter Railroad House, NE cor Pacific

and Sansom
PORTER DATID, wholesale wines and liquors, 531

and 533 Clay, dwl NW cor Powell and California
Porter Denmon C., physician, office and dwl 114 Stock
Porter Edward, expressman, NW cor Commercial and

Batter}-, dwl 1310 Pacific
PORTER GEOROE K., manufacturer boots and

shoes, office 117 Battery (and Porter, Oppenheimer

& Slessin</er), dwl 418 Minna
Porter George W. , carpenter, 212 Stev, dwl 811 Stockton
Porter Harriet (widow), dwl 1220 Jackson
Porter Henry, optician John C. Sack, dwl 525 Mission
Porter Horace, dwl 1424 Mission
Porter J., dwl 316 Tyler
Porter J., dwl 1112 Kearny
Porter J., clerk, dwl 104 Eddy
Porter James, foreman composing room Examiner, dwl

812 Green
Porter Jane (widow), dwl 138 Post
Porter John, dwl 813 Hyde
Porter John, brickmason, dwl W s Old San Jos6 Road nr

Industrial School
Porter John, clerk, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Porter John, porter S. S. Montana, Folsom St. Wharf
Porter John, seaman schr Bonanza, Oriental Dock
Porter John, steward, dwl Racine House, 1023 Kearny
Porter John, teamster P. T. Flinn & Son, dwl SW cor

Eighth and Howard
Porter John S., clerk Thomas C. Jessup, dwl 507 Mason
Porter John T., clerk Central Pac. R. K., dwl 837 Folsom
Porter John W., bricklayer, dwl W s and nr San Miguel

Station
Porter John W., porkpacker Robert F. Bunker, dwl 1607

Jones
Porter John W., undertaker Lockhart & Porter, dwl 242

Stevenson
Porter Joseph, hostler Central R. R., dwl W a Cook nr

Point Lobos Av
Porter Joshua, clerk, dwl 525 Mission
Porter Levi, painter, dwl 164 Jessie
Porter Minnie Miss, dwl 104 Silver <

PORTER XAT1I.4N, attorney at law, office 504 Kearny,

res Alameda
Porter Natlianiel D., varieties, NW cor Larkin and North

Point, dwl North Point bet Polk and Larkin
PORTER, OPPEMIEI.MER A SLESSIXOER

(George K. Porter, Charles Oppenheimer, and Lewis

Slesiinf/er), manufs and importers boots and shoes,

117 Battery
Porter Robert, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. China
Porter S., ma-son, dwl 1318 Jackson
Porter Samuel, dwl 315 Eddy '

Porter Samuel, carpenter S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl NW

cor Kentucky and Sierra
Porter Thomas, first assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.

China

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, ccr. Mont, and Merchai

Porter Thomas H., dwl 916 Folsom

Porter W., tailor, dwl 7 J Uikeinan PI

Porter Wilbur F.,stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, dwl 36 Perry

Porter William, dwl 1420 Bush

Porter William Rev., dwl 615 Bush

Porter William F., cxtraman Engine No. 8 S. F. F. D.,

dwl 1213 Pacific
Porter William H., auditor Central Pac. R. R., office NE

cor Fourth and Townsend room 3, dwl 1115 Post
Porter William H. (Lockhart & P.), dwl E 8 Howard nr

Twenty-second
Porter William H., bookkeeper Alta California, dwl 1110

Market '

Porter William T., scenic artist California Theater, dwl

607 Mason
Porteus James, foreman Cutting Packing Co., dwl 3

Burcham PI
Porthun Henry Mrs., drefgmaker. 974 Folsom
Porthun Henry, plasterer, dwl 974 Folsom
Portis William, blacksmith Hope Iron Works, dwl 24 Zoe
Portley Michael, carver Sanborn, Vail & Co., dwl 447

Guerrero
PORTL.lXn BOILER WORKS, Mojmihan & Aitken

proptrs, 311 and 313 Mission
Portland Hotel, James Carr proptr, 54 Sacramento
Portland Packet Line, George W. Hume proptr, office 318

Front
Portmann G. E., soap manufactory, cor Harrison and

Sixteenth
PORTMANN J. H. C, merchant, office 210 California,

dwl 308 Clementina
Portois Peter (Portois & Hillert), dwl Commercial Hotel
Portois & Hillert (Peter Portois and Frederick Hillert),

architects, office 207 Sansom
Portrater Frank, cook Peter Palmer, dwl 104 Sixth
PORTIIOAL, Francis Berton consul, Henry Laidley

vice-consul, office 527 Clay
Portuguese Protective Benevolent Association, 109 Cali-
fornia room 16
Posert Frank, compositor California Demokrat, dwl 109'

Tehama
Poska Jacob, dwl E s Montgomery Av bet Pacific and

Broadway
Posner Philip, cigar dealer, dwl 13 Oak
Post Arthur H., receiving teller Merchants' Exchange

Bank, res Oakland
Post F., dwl 206 Ellis
Post Frederick L., registry clerk Post Office, dwl 113

Prospect PI
Post Georg«^ W. L., messenger Board Fire Commissioners,

dwl 23 Kearny
Post Harrow J. , millwright, dwl 7 Martin's Block, Ss

Market nr Seventh
Post James B. , carpenter, dwl 264 Clementina
Post Mary E. Miss, dressmaker David Edwards, dwl 237

Stevenson
POST-OFFICE, 8. F., James Coey postmaster, NW

cor Washington and Battery
POST PURLISIIING CO., proprietors Evening Post,

office 502 Montgomer}'
Post R., carpenter New Cit3' Hall
Post St. House, William Paul proprietor, 207 Post
Post Thomas, laborer Hathaway's Wharf, dwl 3 Natoma
Post Victor B. , dwl 464 Minna
Post Victor 0. , dwl 464 Minna
Postel Amandus (^faass ifc P.), dwl 739 Vallejo
Postel Arnold, barkeeper Diedrich C. Von Staden, dwl

SW cor Steuart and Mission
Postel Christian {Bucking it P.), dwl NW cor Taylor and

Pacific
Postel Isaac, cabinetmaker, 1077 Market
Postel Rudolph, upholsterer Henry A. Gullixson, dwl211J

Perry
Postel William, drajTnan J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl E s

Noe nr Twenty-fourth
Postillion Joseph, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
Postleton Thomas, advertiser James E. Boyce, dwl 228

Perry
Poston John M., attorney at law, office 420 California

room 9, res Oakland
Potentini Andrew, waiter, dwl 845 Dupont
Potentini Frank, waiter Ame & Branger, dwl 845 Dupont
Pothier Louis, hamessmaker, dwl 10 Boardman, rear
Pothier Joseph, carpenter, dwl 10 Boardman, rear
Potier S. Mrs., dressmaker, 306 Post
POTRERO AND BAY I'lEW R. R. CO., F. E.

Flint superintendent, general office NE cor Foxirth

and Townsend room 68

Potrero Co. (Charlex Alpers and Oeorge Mptery), con-
tractors for removal of dead animals, and neats fool

oil manufacturers, Fourth Av, South S. F., office 00]

Keaniy
Potrero Distillery and Refinery, Ernest Werner proptr,

Pennsylvania Av nr Sierra
Potrero Tannery, Jacob Beisel & Co. proptrs, cor Missis

sippi and Santa Clara
Potsmith Charles W., shoemaker, 125 Soventh, dwl 8ftj

Shipley
Potter A. , carpenter, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Potter Abiel, painter, dwl 1320 Pine
POTTER ADRISON, patent gangedgers, bolt and latl

machines, 215 First, dwl 622 Filbert
Potter Albert, carpenter, dwl 125 Silver
Potter Albert F., clerk Weil &,Woodleaf, dwl 126 Silver
Potter Albert F., salesman Florence Sewing Machine Co.

dwl 114 Oak
Potter Alfred, seaman, dwl N s Sansom bet Union am

Alta PI
Potter Charles {Potter A Relfe), dwl 424 Hayes
Potter Charles, ironmolder, dwl 18 First
Potter Charles A., market, SE cor Seventh and Howard

dwl 506 Minna
Potter Cornelius, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Potter E. A. Mrs. , dwl 904 Jackson

Potter Edward E. (Potter, Jacobs & Boston), res OaklaO)
Potter Edward F., packer Horace Davis & Co.
Potter Eugene E., roofer, dwl 219 Mission
Potter Francis E., lastmaker, dwl 440 Clementina
Potter Frank T. , mining, office 420 Montgomery room i

third floor, dwl 820 O'Farrell
Potter Frederick, laborer Eureka Warehouse, dwl 161

Stockton
Potter Frederick S., laborer Cal. Standard Bag Factorj

dwl 1117 Stockton
Potter Frederick W. (Leveqxie <t P.), dwl 114 Oak
Potter George A., marbleized iron mantels, 1214 Market
Potter George C, real estate, office 520 Montgomerj' rooi

2, res Oakland
Potter Henry, tailor, dwl 24 Fifth Av
Potter Henry N., with Jesse S. Wall, res Oakland
POTTER, JACOBS & EASTON (Edward E. Pottei

Julius Jacobs, and George Easton), insurance agents

office 318 California
Potter Jesse S., collector Miller & Lux, dwl 109 Ninth
Potter John R., foreman Eureka Warehouse, dwl 181

Dupont
Potter LjTnan, carpenter, dwl 125 Silver
Potter Richard L., porter T. J. Bass & Co., dwl 5 Bosto

PI
Potter Samuel L., clerk Abraham Halsey, res Oakland
Potter Stephen, reporter Evening Post, dwl 1814 Dupor
Potter Thomas, plasterer, dwl 806 Greea
Potter Thomas L., dwl 904 Jackson
Potter Walter, clerk, dwl 122 Eighth
Potter William, drayman Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl

Boston PI
Potter William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Potter William T., molder Pac. Iron Works, dwl Geima

Hotel, 18 First
Potter W. T., clerk engineer's department Central Pac. I

R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Potter & Relfe (Charles Potter and George Relfe), varic

ties, 424 Hayes
Pottet Henry, florist gardens, SE cor Twenty-first an

Alabama
Potthoff M. A. (widow), dwl 220 Stevenson
Potthoff William, expressman, dwl 220 Stev "

Pottock Henry, laborer, dwl 1112 Kearny
Potts James A., clerk Oscar Foss, 514 Washington
Potts Richard, pressman Frank Eastman, res Oakland
Potts Thomas, stevedore, dwl 569 Stevenson
Potts William, blacksmith, dwl 24 Zoe
Pouchy Mary Mrs,, dwl 465i Clementina
PouUain A\igust, clerk, dwl" 514 Greenwich
Poulson Albert, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Poulson Henr)«, teamster T. J. Bass & Co., dwl cor Nc

and Fifteenth
Poulson Henry W., sawsmith Nathan W. Spaulding, &i

18 First
Poulson P. Wilhelm, physician and surgeon, office an

dwl 36 Geary
Poulson William, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Poulston W^alter Y., baker Pacific Mail S. S. City of S«

Francisco
Poulter Charles T., springfitter Betts Spring Co., dwl IJ

Seventh
Poulterer T. Risdon (Cills & P.), dwl 1627 Sutter

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Goo

». VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

>01JLTXEY GEOKGE, proptr Tattersalls livery and

gale stables, 524 Third
'oultiicv .lohn, watchmaker, 137 Montgomery, dwl South

Park Hotel
•ound Phillin, hostler Huj^'h McGIinn, dwl 21" Minna
'Ol MIIKICICrER. otfice N s Pine betSteinorand Pierce
•ouiiion Victor, laundrj-, E s Mission bet Twenty-fifth

and Twenty-sixth

(~ 'ourcho Frederick, dwl 536 Wa-shinjfton
'outre Napoleon, dwl 650 Howard
'ouvreau John, tinware, 1408 Dupont
'ouyallet C. , proptr Caliiornia Nursery, cor Harrison and

Twentieth
'ouzadoux Louis, upholsterer, dwl 331 OTarrell
'ouzet Uros. {Lu^n aiid Celentine), bootfitters, C37

Washington
'ouzet Celestine (Potizet Bros.), dwl C37 Washington
'onzot Lucien (Pauztt Bros.), dwl 037 Washinijton
•owell Alirahani, lumber dealer, office 331 Montjfomery

room 10, res Vallejo
'owell Ali'red, car|)enter, dwl W s Buchanan nr Pine
'owell Archibald, teamster, dwl NW cor Eighth and

lirj-ant
([•owell Catherine (widow), dwl 454 Sixth
^owell F. E. , dwl 704 Pine
owell Frank H., carpenter, dwl 1029 Howard
>owell George, carpenter, dwl '241'J Clay
owell George E., salesman Levison Bros., dwl 739 Har
'owell Howell A., attorney at law, office 520 Montgomery,

dwl 420 Kearny
'owell Isaac T., laborer S. F. Laundry, dwl E s Bourbin

PI bet Ellis and Eddy
'owell John, capitalist, dwl 105 O'Farrell
'owell John J. Kev., dwl E s Alabama bet Twenty-fifth

and Twenty-sixth
'owell Joseph, cook James Jensen, dwl NE cor Kearny

and Broadway
owell Richard C, porter Louis Sloss k Co., dwl 305

Bryant
*owell Robert B., salesman Abrams & Carroll, dwl 1721'

Clay
'owell Samuel, painter, dwl 423 Bush
'owell Samuel, waiter stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Powell Thomas, carpenter, dwl 405 O'Farrell
Powell Thomas, carpenter, dwl S s Fourteenth bet Folaom

and Harrison

Powell WilliaA, carpenter, dwl W s Buchanan nr Pine
Powell William, vaniisher Goodwin & Co., dwl 909 Jack
Powell William, watchman stm Alice Garratt, Front St.

Wharf
Powell William Charles Rev., rector St. Peter's Episcopal

Church, dwl 1809 Taylor
Powell William E., carpenter, dwl W s Buchanan nrPine
Powell William P., corresponding editor Elevatoi:, dwl

416 Union

Powelson Henry, painter, dwl 15 Pfeiffer
Powelson James A. , painter, dwl 133 Lilly Av
Powelson John P., expressman, SE cor Bush and Mont-
gomery, dwl 1139 Union
Powelson William L., eng^ineer Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl

14 Downey
Power David, laborer Hugh FljTin, dwl 540 Natoma
Power I. M. Mrs., lodgings, 102 Minna
Power J., dwl 115 Second
Power James, laborer, dwl 117 First Av bet Fifteenth and

Sixteenth
Power James, shipcarpenter, dwl W s Minnesota, bet

Mariposa and Solano
Power James, tinsmith James De la Montanya, dwl 1318

Hyde
Power Mark, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
POWER PATRIi'K Rev., assistant pastor St. Fran-
cis (Mission Dolores) Church, dwl W' s Dolores nr
Sixteenth

Power Piercy, laborer Hibemia Brewer)', dwl 209 Eighth
Power Thomas, laborer, dwl 768 Mission, rear
Powers A., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Powers Bernard, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Jlorton

Powers C, speculator, dwl 406 Broadway
Powers Carrie L. Miss, teacher Bush St. Primary School,

dwl 3 Ewer PI
Powers Charles A., engineer, dwl 609 Folsom
Powers Charles H., painter, dwl 3 Ewer PI
Powers Daniel, machinehand Wells, Russell & Co., dwl

719i Clementina
Powers E., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Powers Edward, carpenter, dwl 17 Tehama
Powers Edward, cooper Kelly & Monaghan, dwl 114 Oregon

Powers Edward, longshoreman, dwl 318 Main, rear
Powers EMward, messhand stm Ajax, Oregon 8. S. Co.
Powers Edward E., seaman, dwl 8 s Brjant nr Beale
Powers Edward J., plumber William F. Wilson, dwl 1821

Lagima
Powers E. J., laborer John F. Willson, dwl 200 Eighth
Powers Ellen Miss, dwl 691 Ellis
Powers Frank, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,

South S. F.
Powers George A., blacksmith Saul & Co., dwl 609 Folsom
Powers George H. (Powers li: Wilder), dwl 215 Geary
Powers Harrold, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 102

Minna
Powers Herbert, waiter Thomas M. Holt, dwl 510 Market
Powers H. G., car]>cnter, dwl 23 Stockton
Powers Hugh P., butcher, dwl 135 Hayea
Powers J., laborer, dwl 527 Sacramento
Powers James, calker L. S. ^iin. 10 Drumm
Powers James D. , market, Sflcor Turk and Pierce
Powers James M., marblecntter James Roche, dwl 921

Jones
Powers James W. , carpenter, dwl E s Folsom bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, Bemal Heights
Powers J. H., operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,

dwl 127 Kearny
Powers John, dwl NE cor Fell and Laguna
Powers John (Powers .t Haugh), dwl 1619 Webster
Powers John, baker James 'Tuite, dwl NAV cor Folsom

and Dora
Powers John, carpenter Superintendent Streets, dwl 323

Minna
Powers John, clerk Michael Powers, dwl NW cor Clemen-
tina and Eighth
Powers John, cooper, dwl 921 Jones
Powers John, cooper Wooster, Shattuck & Co., dwl 46

Clementina
Powers John, dairyman William W. Call, dwl N s fian

Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Powers John, fruitdealer, "dwl S s Church Lane nr Chvu-ch
Powers John, hostler Cliff House, Point Lobos Av
Powers John, laborer, dwl 609 Natoma
Powers John, laborer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 812 Valiejo
Powers John, laborer Marshall Doane, 27 Liberty
Powers John, longshoreman, dwl,409 Tehama
Powers John, salesman Lazarus Schwartz, dwl 42 Minna
Powers John, speculator, dwl 406 Broadway
Powers John, vaniisher, dwl S s Bush bet Baker and Lyon
Powers John J., butcher Giflord & Ames, dwl 1118 Mar-
ket
Powers Joseph, bootblack, 606 Keamy, dwl S s Washing-
ton bet Stockton and Powell
Powers J. W., foreman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl

Constitution Hotel
Powers L. , agent, dwl Russ House
Powers Lawrence, laborer, dwl 18 Natoma, rear
Powers M. A. (widow), dwl 1821 Laguna
Powers Margaret (widow), bookbinder Althof &^Bahls, dwl

444 Minna
Powers Maurice, fireman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Powers Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eighth

and Clementina
Powers Michael L., miner, dwl 23 Potter
Powers Michel, laborer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 812 Vallejo
Powers Nicholas, baker Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 1112 Mont-

gomerj'
Powers Nicholson, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534

First
Powers Patrick, dwl 338 Ritch

Powers Patrick, boot and shoemaker, dwl 611} Minna
Powers Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 34 De

Boom
Powers Patrick, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl N s Ellis

bet Devisadero and Broderick
Powers Patrick, stonecutter, dwl 537 Howard
Powers Patrick J., gasfitter W. L. Daniel, dwl Laguna bet

Bush and Pine
Powers Richard, painter, dwl 44 Jessie
Powers Robert J., boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

E s Alabama bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Powers S. , watchman Pac. Rollirfg MUls
Powers Thomas, dwl 1619 Webster
Powers Thomas, laborer, dwl 14 Langton
Powers Thomas, laborer, dwl 819 Keamy
Powers Thomas, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1

Howard
Powers Tliomas, silverplater Edward G. Denniston, dwl

678 Clementina
Powers Thomas J., butcher, 135 Hayea
Powers W. , carpenter Excelsior Mills

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mo: r-

POW

664

PRE

Powers William, coachman W. W. Wiggins, dwl 418 Aus-
tin

Powers William, laborer, dwl 568 Mission

Powers William, laborer, dwl NW cor Tyler and Broder-
ick

Powers William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 511 Mission

Powei-s William, seaman, dwl 132 Stcuart

Powers William J., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl
921 Jones

Powers & Hau^h (John Powers andJames Haur/h), gro-
ceries and liquors, SW cor Pine and Fillmore

POWEllS A >VILDEK (George H. Powers and A.
M. Wildpr), oculists, aurists, and laryngoscopists, of-
fice 215 Gear>'

Powlis Louis, butcher Miller & Lux, dwl Eleventh Av nr
P, South S. F.

Powninar Joseph, salesman Alifornia Powder Works, dwl
640 Fell T

Powning Thomas, carpenter, dwl Ewer PI nr Mason

Poy Kee (Chinese), shoe factory, 119 Pine

Pozzi Peter, stereotyper, dwl 819 Clay

Praacson O. A., Coopers' Union, 417 Bush

Pracht August, carpenter, dwl 422 Grove

Pracy George T., machinist, dwl NE cor Twenty-third and
Church

Pracy Joseph, machinist Walkington & Wagner, dwl 308
Beale

Prada Anna (widow), dwl 740 Broadway

Prada Christopher, laborer, dwl 740 Broadway

Prader Joseph, laborer, dwl 25 Hinckley, rear

Prader Louis, laborer Washington Brewery, dwrVOl Lom-
bard

Praeter John, dwl 48 South Park

Prag Conrad, merchant, dwl 1021 Post

Prag Daniel, tinsmith Marten Prag, dwl 816 Filbert

Prag George, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Fran-
cisco ,

Prag Marten, stoves and tinware, 125 Cla}', dwl 816 Fil-
bert

Prag Mar)' Mrs. , teacher South Cosmopolitan Grammar
School, dwl 1021 Post

Prager Abraham J. , dry goods, 827 and 829 Kearny, dwl
425j Clementina «

Praget Andrew, butcher Raymond Barut, dwl 1403 Stock

Pragge Adolph, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Brannan and Eighth

Prahl Emil, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co, dwl 1012^ Larkin

Prahl Henry, tailor William Kaiser, dwl 1918 Buchanan

Prain Henry, shipwright, dwl 1127 Harrison

Prairo John M., blacksmith Hinckley & Co., dwl 5 Te-
hama

Prandeville Patrick, laborer Pac. Glue Manuf. Co.

Pranks James W., porter Richards & Harrison, dwl Ful-
ton bet Gough and Octavia

Prater Anton, deckhand stm Amador, Market St. Wharf

Prather James, miner, dwl 230 Kearny

Prather John M. ( Webster <(; P.), dwl Palace Hotel

Pratt Charles, stevedore, dwl 14 Salmon

Pratt Charles C, clerk, dwl 12 Ellis

Pratt Charles J. , clerk S. Hastings Hall, dwl 601 Cal.

Pratt Cotton, carpenter, dwl llj Harriet

Pratt Curtis N., hostler Palace Stables, dwl 45 Jessie

Pratt Edward, miner, dwl SE cor Drumm and Oregon

Pratt Eli S., clerk Joseph Bailey, dwl 830 Union

Pratt Eliza F. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 46 Jessie

Pratt Frank G., clerk J. J. Stevenson & Co., dwl 11 J
Harriet

Pratt George C. , mining secretary, office 309 Montgom-
ery room 25, dwl 14 Perry

Pratt George H., driver Clay St. Hill R. R.

Pratt Henry, dwl 543 Howard

Pratt Henry G., carpenter and builder, 112 Clay, dwl 567
Howard

Pratt Henrj' W., gunsmith Hugh H. Wilson, dwl 543
Howard

Pratt Jacob, dwl 1804 Stockton

Pratt James N., chemist, office 618 Sacramento, dwl 11 J
Harriet

Pratt Jane, finisher Mission Woolen Mills

Pratt Jane Mrs., dressmaker Simon Stern, dwl 417 Sutter,
rear

Pratt Jesse, painter Swan & Brooke, dwl 811 Market

Pratt John L., sawyer Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 919 Powell

Pratt Kirby B., clerk Farnsworth & Clark, dwl 1206 Mar-
ket

Pratt Leonidas E. (Bartlett dr Pratt), dwl 130 Tyler

Pratt Levi 0. (Pratt cb Johnson), dwl 5 Stockton

Pratt O. C, Mrs., dwl 26 Laurel PI

Pratt Orville C, attorney at law, office 507 Montgomenr;

dwl Grand Hotel
Pratt Perry, patent medicines, dwl 25 Silver
Pratt Robert F., clerk Emanuel Epstein, dwl 555 Jessie
Pratt S., clerk, dwl 1506 Hyde
Pratt Timothy, housesmith Pioneer Iron Works, dwl

Beale bet Fourth and Harrison
Pratt William, carpenter, dwl 21 Perry
Pratt & Johnson (Levi 0. Pratt and T. J. Johnson), chop

house, 3 Stockton
Prattis Nicholas, dwl 130 Geary
Prato Gio Batti, laborer, dwl 215 Broadway
Prato Giovanni, laborer, dwl 215 Broadway
Pray A. S., capitalist, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Pray James, dwl 251 Minna, rear
Pray Leroy, carpenter, dwl 20 Page
Pray Sheppard, master mariner, dwl 62 Tehama
Prazzo John, hairdresser, dwl 8 Pollard PI
Preble Charles B. (Preble d: Co.), E s Jessie bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Preble Charles S. (Preble <t- Co.), res San Buenaventura
Preble Edward, dwl W s Kentucky nr Butte
Preb!e Francis, stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, dwl 356 Bran
Preble Frank E., assistant bookkeeper Littlefield, Webb

& Co., dwl 356 Brannan
Preble Frederick J. , draftsman Risdon I. and L. WorksJ

dwl 356 Brannan J

Preble William H., dwl 2028 Folsom '

Preble & Co. (Charles B. a7id Charles S. Preble), proptrs'

California Cider Works, 218 Davis
Precht Ida (widow), dwl 1215 Bush
Preda Guiseppi, coffee saloon and restaurant, 506 Clay,

dwl 928 Montgomery
Preece Albert, clerk land office Central Pac. and Southern

Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 1813t

Jessie
Preedy J., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson ,

Prefontaine J. J. R, De, professor music, dwl 609J Minna'
Pregel August, silversmith, dwl 110 Tajlor, rear
Pregel Carrie Miss, dwl 110 Taylor, rear
Pregor Patrick, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co.
Prehsler Charles, tailor, dwl 416 Vallejo
Preid Frank, machinist, dwl 433 Broadway
Prelate Francis I. Rev., chaplain St. Ignatius College, 841

Market
Prelle William, soapmaker, dwl E s San Bfuno Road nr

Twenty-eighth
Prendergast James, laborer, dwl SW cor Minna and Julia
Prendergast John M. (Prendergast it- Doherty), dwl 533

Seventh ,

Prendergast John Very Rev., vicar general of San Fran-
cisco, and pastor St. Mary's Cathedral, dwl 628 Cal
Prendergast Martin, laborer, dwl 12 Heron
Prendergast Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 160 Shipley
Prendergast Thomas, painter, dwl 12 Heron
Prendergast & Doherty (John Prendergast and John

Doherty), plumbers and gasfltters, 345 Kearny
Prendergast. See Pendergast
Prendoble William T., expressman Pac. Box Factory, dwl

22 O'Farrell
Prenge Richard, clerk Bruns&Runge, dwl NW cor Green-
wich and Pierce
Prenslow Nels, carpenter, dwl 3 Cleveland
Prentice Edward H. (Prentice tt- Campbell), dwl 729

Bush
Prentice Ellen (widow), dwl 13 Leavenworth
Prentice James, gasfitter, dwl 108 Virginia
Prentice Merrill, adjuster The Howe Machine Co., dwl

1130 Market
Prentice R., laborer Pac. Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Prentice William, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 233

Third
Prentice & Campbell (^dimrd H. Prentice and James

S. Campbell), real-estate and business agents, 434

Kearny
Prentiss Alonzo T., carpenter, dwl 9 Miles PI
Prentiss Frederick A., clerk, dwl 611 Harrison
PRESKYTEHI.41V BOARD OF PIFBLOCATION,

Rev. Frederick Shearer agent, office 757 Market
Prescott Charles, barber Davis & Sparrow, 921 Stockton
Prescott Charles A., stationery and toys, 408 Third
Prescott Charles J. (Prescott, Boss <t Co.), dwl 148 Sixth
Prescott Danforth, dwl 8 Garden
Prescott Dorcas S. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar

School, dwl 8 Mason
Prescott George W. (Geo. W. Prescott dk Co.), dwl 1024

Bush
Prescott George W. (Prescott, Scott <b Co.), dwl Palace

Hotel

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Eussian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Ca'

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Prescott Georg« W., lastniaker Leveque & Potter, 10 Stev
l*resci>tt Oeoriro W. , nianufaoturera ladies' underwear,

dwl fin Sliijilev
PBKS«;oTr «iBOROE W. «fi CO. (A^. L. Drew\

lutnber, 1 S|)ear
PnES<"«>TT IKM'SE, Otto F. Becker proprietor, SW

cor Mc)iit;,'oinery Av and Kearny
Prescott .lainus O. (S. F. Co-opfraliiie Box Factory), dwl

1116 Leavenworth
1 1 Prescott J. F., dwl SE cor Clay and Jones •

( , Prescott John (.5. /•'. Co-operative Jlor Factory), dwl E s
I Chattann))ja bet Twenty-first and Twenty-Second

i Prescott John, conductor, (Iwl ;u<! Pine
i ' Prescott Joseph 1)., dwl 056 Mission
I l>rescott Nellie Miss, dwl 72SJ Howard
j ; Prescott K,, clerk, dwl 329 OFarrell
II; PKESt'OTT, KOS.S »t <;0. (Charles J. Prescott and

D mi I W. /{(is.s), proprietors California Planing Mills,

NW cor Howard and Spear
r PKESi'OTT, S<'OTT »t €0. (Georf/e W. Prescott,

Ireinj M. Seutt, and Henry T. Scott), proprietors
Jh Uiiiin Iron Works, NE cor Mission and First

Presentation Convent Sisters' Presentation, \V s Powell,

Jaet Greenwich and Lombard
Presho James (James Presho it Co.), res Oakland
Presho James & Co., produce commission, lly Clay
Presho Joseph, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl S s Sierra

nr Michiijan
Presho Robert, forgeman Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s

Michigan nr Shasta
Presho Thomas, forgeman Pacific Rolling Mills
PKE.SIDIU KESEUVATIOX, W of Lyon, three miles

from City Hall
Preso Gregory-, laborer, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-eighth
Press William, bootblack, dwl fi'l'J Sacramento
Presson George R., clerk Main & Winchester, dwl 13

Laurel PI
Prest Louis, cook St. Cloud House, 418 Sutter
Prestat John B. A., dwl W s Fair Oaks nr Twenty-fourth
Prestigoni Louis, laborer Aubert & Chesneau, dwl S s

Broadway, bet Dupont and Stockton
Preston Andrew, miner, dwl 22 Turk
Preston Austin, miner, dwl 34 Eddy
Preston A. W. (Gihson A: P.), dwl Grand Hotel
Preston Denzil C, teamster Charles Williams & Co., pier

.5 Steuart
Preston Edgar F. (Cowdery it P.), attorney at law, office

606 Montgomery rooms 19 and 20, dwl N s Clay, bet

Fillmore and Steiner
Preston Edward (Preston <Ss Nelson), dwl cor Ellis and

Pierce
Preston Hxrtwell L., attorney at law, dwl 516 Sutter
Preston James, seaman, dwl 804 Third
Preston John, clerk, dwl 14 Ellis
Preston John, engineer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factorj', dwl

cor North Point and Polk
Preston John, quartermaster Paciftc MailS. S. Montana
Preston John W., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,

res Oakland
Preston Michael, shoemaker, dwl 519 Mission
Preston Otis J. (Preston it McKinnon), res Alameda
Preston Robert J. , prompter California Theater, dwl 30

Bernard
Preston William, lather, dwl 9J Grand Av
Preston William, salesman E. H. Jones & Co., dwl 919

Jackson
Preston William, teamster LaRue's Wharf, dwl SW cor

Polk and Broadway
PREST«\ Jk McSvi.N'XOX (Otis J. Preston and John

J. M K'nnon), lumber dealers, pier 5 Steuart
Preston i: Xelson (Edward Preston and Thomas H. Nel-
son), furniture, 130 Fourth
Pretoria Frederick, foreman Francis I. Curry, dwl 9

Pearl
Pretorius George, boilermaker F. L Curry
Prettyjohii Charles, machinist Cal. Machine Works, dwl

E s Columbia bet Twenty -second and Twenty-third
Prevost A. L., physician, office and dwl Wi Sutter
Prevost Augustus W., laborer U. S. Appraiser's office, dwl

1310 Pacific
Prevost E., resident physician French Hospital, S s Bry-
ant bet Fifth and Sixth
Prevost John, cabinetmaker John Easton, dwl SW cor

Mason and Ellis
Prevost Joseph R., physician, office and dwl 894 Sutter
Prevost L. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 603 Ellis
Prevost Peter, cabinetmaker John Easton, dwl 629 Bdwy
Prevost T. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 914 Market

Prevost Thomas L., caqienter, dwl New Atlantic Hotel

Price , dwl 108 Mason

Price Alfred, boatbuilder Timothy Collins, dwl 420 Lin-
den Av
Price Alonzo S. , stonecutter, dwl National Hotel
Price Andrew, carpenter, dwl 409 Stevenson
Price Arthur, mossman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Price Benjamin (Price it Jiussell), dwl 719 Grove
Price C. Aliss, dwl 1329 Leavenworth
Price Charles, apprentice S. F. Manuf. Co.
Price Charles, mi/ier, dwl 313 Jones
Price Charles H., clerk, dwl 526 Geary
Price Charles M., druggist William Pickering, dwl 1419

Mason
Price Cory, clogdancer Church's Atheneum, 25 Geary
Price Edmond P. , dwl 934 Howard
Price Edward, joiner, dwl 420 Linden Av
Price Edward, painter Wason & Morris, dwl Tehama nr

Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
Price Eliza Miss, milliner Mrs. Jenny Borgstrom, dwl 109

Vallejo
Price George, attorney at law, dwl Overland House
Price George, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Price Henry, laborer, dwl 802 Folsom
Price Henry, miner, dwl 510 Larkin
Price Henrj' F., salesman E. A. Fargo & Co., 316 Front
Price Hercules H., clerk Headquarters Military Division

Pacific, dwl 22 Turk
Price Hugh, tailor Wright & Hannon, dwl 617 Mission
PRICE J.K'On, (of Price Press Co.), office 17 Front,

res San Leandro
Price James, boatman. Front St. Wharf
Price James, bricklayer, dwl 304 Minna
Price James, laborer, dwl St. Charles PI
Price James K., clerk Son Brothers, dwl 527 Greenwich
Pi-ice John (Price ct liosentretter), dwl S s Lombard bet

Sansom and Montgomery
Price John, dwl 15 St. Mary
Price John, actor, dwl 4 St. Mary
Price John, caqienter, dwl 707 Montgomery Av
Price John, sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl 176

Fourth
Price John B., bootmaker, dwl 1 Dikeman PI
Price John C, boarding, 109 Vallejo
Price John J. S., carpenter quartermaster's department

U. S. A., dwl 707 Montgomery Av
Price John M., clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., dwl 415 Larkin
Price Joseph, laborer Patent Brick Co.
Price LawTence, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 34 De

Boom
Price Len, machinist, dwl 14 Hawthorne
Price Lewis, salesman Curtis, Abbott & Co., res Oakland
Price Lyttleton, attorney at law, office 606 Montgomery

room 3, r&s Alameda
PRICE MICHAEL, manuf cutlery, 10 Stevenson, sales-
room 415 Iveamy, dwl 204 Francisco
Price Michael Sr., dwl 204 Francisco
PRICE PItESS CO., Irwin J. Truman manager,

manufs baling presses and excavating machinery,

works San Leandro, office 17 Front
Price Rose (widow), furnished rooms, 60 Jessie
Price S. Mrs., artist, and picture gallei-y, 909^ Market
Price Salomon, salesman Salts & Co., dwl 338 Eddy
Price Sarah Miss, dressmaker, dwl 7 Stockton
Price Saul, dwl 331^ Eddy
PRICE TifO>I.4.S, assayer, analj'tical chemist, and

mining engineer, office 524 Sacramento, dwl 715 Post
Price Thomas, barkeeper Oscar Lewis, dwl Overland

House
Price Thomas, policeman City Hall, dwl 41 Tehama
Price Thomas, stevedore, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Price Vincent, dwl 22 Turk
Price Wallace C, assistant bookkeep>er Rouse & Laws, res

Oakland
Price Walter F., printer Francis & Valentine, dwl 527

Greenwich
Price W. E., teacher music public schools, dwl 600 Bush
Price William, laborer, dwl 722 Pacific
Price William, laborer, dwl E s Folsom bet Twenty-seventh

and Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
Price William, "teamster Blair & Chase, dwl 1912 Market
Price William, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Price William L., clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., dwl 526 Geary
Price Winneford (widow), dwl SW cor Gilbert and Brann
Price W. R., auditor North Pac. Coast R. R. Co., dwl 616

Eddy
Price & Rosentretter (John Price and Otto Rosentretter),

saloon and restaurant, S s Lomb bet San and Mont

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant |

Price & Russell {Benjamin Price and G. W. Jiussell),

stoclibrokers, 421 California
Prichard Timothy, carrier Morning Call and Evening

Bulletin, dwi 8 Central PI
Prichard. See Pritchard
Prideaux John S. , lumber surveyor, office 30 Market, dwl

532 Natoma
Pridham Henry, cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co., dwl

565 Mission
Pridy John (McGrath 6: P.), dwl W s Mission nr Twenty-
sixth
Priebatch Julius, tailor, dwl 330 Minna
Priebatch Wolf, cigars and tobacco, 146 Third, dwl 330

Minna
Prien A. Mrs., dressmaking, dwl TJ Dikeman PI
Prien Henrich, shipcarpenter, dwl SE cor Harrison and

Chesley
Prien Ludwig, clerk Benjamin Simon, dwl 1000 Har
Prien William H., tailor, 300 Sutter, dwl 11 Uikeman PI
Priest Charles F., carpenter William H. Smith, dwl 1033

Howard
Priest Joseph O., miner, dwl 14 Eddy
Priest Thomas F. , proprietor Mechanics' Hotel, SE cor

Second and Natoma
Priestly Charles J., gatekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s

Wharf
Priet Pierre {Priet & Qiiinquinet), dwl 317 Dupont
PRIET & QlJt.\'<tlFISiET (Pierre Priet and Antoine

Quinquinet), Marchand's Restaurant, 325 and 327 Dup
Prieur Heniy, blacksmith Brooks & Withrow, 822 Ful
Prieur John, laundryman, dwl SW cor Dupont and

Broadway
Prigges Henry, coachman O. Embody, dwl 338 Thirteenth
Prignon Prosper, steward Thomas Bell, 1107 Bush
Primich Martin, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Prince Adolph, dwl 19 Ellis
Prince Augustus E. , teamster Hypolite Dutard, dwl 337

Bryant
Prince Charles H. , liver}' stable, Es Mission bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Prince Charles L., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139

Post
Prince David, trimmer Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor

Gough and Haight
Prince Frederick, dwl 31 Eddy
Prince George, laborer, dwl 817 Battery
Prince George O., clerk, dwl 122 Ellis
Prince George S., dwl 1207 Mason
Prince Gervis S., engineer Hope Iron Works, dwl E s

Minnesota nr Solano
Prince Henry, major U. S. A., chief paymaster Military

Division Pacilic, office 105 Stockton, dwl Pacific Club
Prince Henry G., salesman Cutting Packing Co., dwl Nu-
cleus House
Prince Isabella G. Miss, principal Home Institute, 248

Eddy
Prince James, clerk, dwl 23 Powell
Prince John, carjaenter, dwl 420 Leavenworth
Prince Louis M., attorney at law, dwl 1413 Dupont
Prince M. Miss, teacher M. B. West, dwl 9 Laurel PI
Prince Mary (widow), dwl 1207 Mason
Prince Mary G. Miss, vice-principal Home Institute, 218

Eddy
Prince Robert, molder Occidental Foundrj', dwl 540

' Green
Prince Thomas, dwl 808 Ellis
Prince Thomas, bookkeeper Charles Harley & Co., dwl

116 Davis
Prince Thomas, clerk, dwl 1332 Dupont
Princely Elizabeth, milliner, dwl 516 Vallejo
Princely William, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 1309

Stockton
Prindevinne Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Broadway bet Van

Ness Av and FranKlin
Prindle Benjamin A., photographer George D. Morse, dwl

974 Bryant
Prindle David S., housemover and raiser, 862 Mission
Prindle E., clerk, dwl 131 Turk
Prindle George W., printer Francis & Valentine, dwl 862

Mission
Pring Alexander, horseshoer O'Neill & McCloskey, dwl

514 Third
Pring Charles, dwl 325J Bush
Pring Charles N^, advertiser and distributing agency, 724J

Market, dwl 127 Kearny
Pring Douglas, painter St. Denis & Chesney, dwl 522

Shotwell
Pring Elijah J., druggist, 214 Pacific, dwl 522 Shotwell
Pring Ernest, chemical assayer, dwl 522 Shotwell

Pringle Andrew, dwl 208 Second

Pringle Andrew L., foreman card room Mission Woolen

Mill.s, dwl 230 Shotwell
PKIXGLE EDWAKU J., attorney at law, office 606

Montgomery rooms 5 and 6, res cor East Nineteenth

and Seventh avs, Oakland
Pringle George, clerk, dwl 529 O'Farrell
Pringle Gilbert, boot and shoemaker, 1015 Market, dwl

1815 Jessie
Prinfle Gilbert Jr., shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, dwl 1815

Jessie
Pringle Michael, silverplater, dwl 178 Stevenson
Pringle Thomas, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, dwl 1815

Jessie
Printz Nicholas, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 870

Folsom
Prinz Adolph, clerk John Prinz, dwl 51 Second
PRI^'Z JOmX, wholesale and retail native wines and

liquors, 49 Second, dwl 51 Second
Priol George, longshoreman, dwl IIG Pacific
Prior A. E., cattle dealer, dwl 167 Silver
Prior Charles, molder, dwl 938 Folsom
Prior Francis J. L., student Heald's Business College
Prior James, carpenter Grand Hotel ^

Prior James, laborer, dwl 114 Jessie
PUKOK J. IKIES K., importer gas fixtures and pliunb-

ing materials, 730 Montgomerj', dwl 13 Mason
Prior John L., sailmaker, 304 Davis, dwl 738 Sixteenth
Prior Martha (widow), dwl 314 Green
Prior Michael, driver Sutter St. R. R.
Prior William, laborer Hibemia Brewery, dwl 209 Eighth
Prior. See Pryor

Prip Hans Henry, seaman schr America, dwl 606 Third
Priquet Pierre F. , steward St. Luke's Hospital, dwl cor

San Jose Av and Twenty -ninth
Prismoidal Railway System, Josejjh S. Kohn agent, office

331 Montgomery room 22
Pritchard Charles H., student Heald's Business College
Pritchard Edward, carpenter, dwl 43 Natoma
Pritchard Frank, helper George W. Swan & Co.
Pritchard Frank, printer, dwl 248 Tehama
Pritchard J., port steward Goodall, Nelson & Perkins S. S.

Co., Broadway St. Wharf
Pritchard James A., mining, office 330 Pine room 4, dwl

602 Geary
FRSTCnARD KIICHAEL G., acting consul Mex-
ico, office 109 California room 24, dwl 902 Jackson
Pritchard Thomas J., carpent/er, dwl 240 Fourth
Pritchard William B., parkkeeper Golden Gate Park
Pritchard. Sse Prichard

Pritt Jefferson, hostler Central R. R., dwl 260 Clementma
Pritz Fritz, cook S. F. Verein, 219 Sutter
Priv6 Joseph, dwl 600 Broadway
Probasco George, student, dwl 307 Third
Probasco John W., guager Custom House, dwl 307 Third
PROB.4TE COURT, City Hall, second floor
Probst Adam, laborer Locke & Montague, dwl 014 Pine
Probst B. PL, tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl 614 Pine
Proctor Cassius, rectifier of spirits Kane, O'Leary & Co.,

dwl 554 Minna
Proctor George, teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl 6 Burch-

am PI
Proctor John, dwl 520 O'Farrell
Proctor Joseph, shipjoiner, dwl 167 Perry
Prodt Henrv, carpenter, dwl 33 Hinckley
PROBirCE EXt'lIAXGE, William H. Walker secre-
tary, rooms NE cor Clay and D.ivis

Profait , laborer, dwl 266 Stevenson

Proff Hei-mine Mrs., confectioner)', 215 O'Farrell

Proff Jacob (lioesler d- P.), dwl 215 O'Farrell

Proffat John, attorney at law, office 309 Montgomery

room 76, dwl 504 Eddy
Profumo Joseph (Joseph Profumo <t Co.), dwl 1823 Pow
Prof unio Joseph & Co. (Alexander Matastazio), wood

and coal, 1823 Powell
PROUR.AMDIE THE (daily). Programme Publishing

Co. proptrs, office 504 Washington
PROGRESS CARRIAGE FACTORY, Julian C. B.

Haudbine, ^'iUiam E. Shaw, and Edward Barry

proptrs, 25 and 27 Valencia
Prola John, filecutter Adalbert Wolf, dwl 33 Hinckley
ProU Henry, market, SW cor Larkin and Clay, dwl 1319

Larkin
Proll Henry Jr., butcher Henry ProU, dwl 1319 Larkin
Proll John, carpenter and builder, dwl 607 Hyde
Proll Louis, carpenter, dwl 410 Linden Av
Proll Louis, optician Thomas Houseworth & Co., dwl 1319

Larkin
Proll Rudolph, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 1319 Larkin

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Gooc

?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Proll William, cabinetmaker P. Liesenfeld, dwl 1319Larkln

Promentor Jcueph, lalxirer, dwl 1121 Mission

Proiis Henry, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Prophet Frank, clerk Racine House, 1623 Kearny

Prophet Ludwii;, carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co.

Proschold Caroline Mrs., midwife, dwl 113 Third

Proschold Charles, hairdressing saloon, 106 Sixth, dwl 524

Minna
Proschold Charles M., hairdresser Henry W. Stahle, dwl

113 Third
Proschold Txirska, barber Emanuel Oppenhcimer, dwl

118 ThinI
Prosek Joseph, physician, office and dwl 613 Third
rBOstfECT VOLD A.\D SILVER MIXI.W €0.

(Storey Co., Nev.), Justin P. Moore secretary, office

320 Sanson] room 7
Prospect Hill Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev,), A.

Noel secretary, office 419 California rooni 5
PXt)S8er Henrj-, carpenter Jay Volnev Lawrence, dwl 1807

Powell
PBOTK$T.\XT EPI.SC'OP.iL < III Itril HO-ME, E

s Mission bet Fourteontli and Fifteenth
PBOTE!» I'AXT OKl'UA.V AisVIil .11, W s La^runa bet

Haight and Waller
Pnfttip^alti Anthony, clerk Alfred P. Deiaux, dwl 265

Jessie
Protto Giovanni, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl W 8

Batterv bet N'allejo and Oreen
Proud David {Proud d- Son), dwl 2G02 Folsom
Proud John U. (Prmid <t- Sim), dwl 2002 Folsom
Proud & Son {David J; John D.\ market, 2602 Folsom
Prousergiie Antoine, clerk Kaindler & Co., dwl .SSI Geary
Prouserjjue Louise Mrs., lace and curtain laundress, 531

Geary
Prout Emeline (widow), dwl 924 Dupont
Prouty Charles, barkeeper Joe Giusti & Co., dwr212} Min
Provensal Peter, drayman Pa.sc-'.l Dubedat&Co., dwl NW

cor Montiiomery Av and Uupont Alley
Providence Gold and Silver Miniui,' Co. (Nevada Co.),

Austin Walrath manager, otliat 402 Front room 5
Providentia Insurance Co. (Frankfort, Gennany), Henry

Balzer it Co. agents, otiice 213 Sansom
Province William, brazier William T. Garratt, dwl 10

OTarrell Alley
Provines Gunter, dwl 1212 Washington
Provinei- R. R., attornej' at law, office 611 Washington,

dwl 1212 Washington
PROVOST D.A.\IEL R., manager Cal. Vinegar Works,

cor ilarket and Brady, office 302 Dans, dwl 708 Fell
Provost L. E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School
Provoste .\ugust, clerk, dwl 1310 Pacific
Prowattain Eniest, assistant bookkeeper Linforth, Kel-
logg & Co. , dwl 952 Howard
Prudane John, repairer Western Union Telegraph Co.,

dwl 5(56 Howard
Prudhon Alexander, milkrancb, W s San Jos6 Av nr

Twenty-ninth
Prudhon Dominick, milkrancb, W s San Jos6 Av nr

Twenty-ninth
Prudhon Juliet, chief nurse French Hospital, S s Bryant

bet Fifth and Sixth
Prudhon Victor, milkman, dwl W 8 San Jos^ Av nr

Twenty-ninth
Pruemers Henr>% bookkeeper A. J. Plate & Co., dwl cor

Fillmore and Jackson
Pruntv John, expressman, junction Tyler and Market,

dwl 516 Tyler
Prunty Owen, liquor saloon, SW cor Eighth and Folsom,

dwl 13 Cleveland
Prushaw Archibald W., clerk, dwl 408 Capp
Prushaw James R., machinist, dwl 408 Capp
Prushaw James W., gardener William R. Briggfs, dwl 2720

Mission
Prussian Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), R,

H. Brown secretary, office 402 Mongomery room 2
Prusso John {I'ruxso <{• Spliea/o), dwl 317 Green
Prusso Louis, clerk D. Ghirardelli
PKI'.SSO A SPLIV.ILO (John PriiMo and Ccesar if.

Splivalo), manufrs Italian pastes, maccaroni, vermi-
celli, farina, etc., 704 and 706 Sansom
Prjzrembel Charles {Werner d- Co.), dwl 2100 Mason
Pryor Charles, dwl 21 Howard Court
Pryor Mary Miss, nurse, dwl SE cor Brj-aht aud Board-
man
Prj-or. See Prior
Pl'BLir .4DMIMSTRATOR, office 4 Court Block,

036 Clay
PIBLK" POI'.VD, N s Pine bet St«iner and Pierce
Pucheu Hillaire, gardener, dwl 634 Pacific

Puckhaber Dledrioh, laborer Cal. Sugar Keflnery, dwl 12i

Gilbert
Puckhaber Hermann F.,diamond8etter Bujannoff & Bah-

niann, dwl 4 Vallejo Court
Ptickhabcr John, groceries and liquors, cor Fifteenth Av

• and P, South S. F.
Puckhaber Louis (Kainna tt P.), dwl SWcor Mission and

Fifteenth
Puetz Elizabeth Mrs,, midwife, dwl 1117 Folsom
Puetz Joseph, plumber, dwl 1117 Folsom
Puff Anna .Miss, dressmaker .Mrs. Williams, dwl 4 St. Marj'
Pl«ET MILL VO. (Port Gamble, W. T.), Pope &Tal- ]

bot agents, office 232 Califoniia I

PfliET .>>Oi:.\I> PACKETS, Adams & Taylor, Pier :

17 Steuart; Hanson, Ackerson & Co., 11 Steuart; S. I

L. Mastick & Co., 10 Steuart ; G. A. Meigs, 1 Steuart ; i

John Keutfield & Co., 9 Steuart ; Pope &. Talbot, 232 I

California ,^

Pugh Edmund, salesman E. K, Howes & Co., dwl 1106

McAllister |

Pugh James, brassmolder Weed k Kingwell, dwl 604 Ellis
Pugh John, carpenter Jay Volney Lawrence |

Pugh William, cook schooner North Star, dwl 46 Everett '
Pugh William, steward, dwl 812 Howard I

Puerin Alexander, dwl 720 Stockton I

Pullen Clark J., engineer Clay .St. Hill R. R., dwl 1524 Sac '
Pullen Ellen Mrs., laundress Henry A. Henderson, dwl

542 Polk
Pullen Francis A., engineer, dwl Allen nr Cortland Av,

Bemal Heights
Pullen Frederick, teamster Lane &, Pullen, dwl 304 Turk
Pullen Greenleaf D. (Denker it- P.), dwl 537 Bryant
Pullen Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 5^ Kearnv
Pullen Onier, clerk John KeutfielJ & Co., dwl' 1.304 Turk
Pullen Stephen E. {Lane <t P.), dwl VV s Fillmore bet

Turk and Eddy
Pulshen Augustus, liquor saloon, 821 Folsom
Pulsifer Flora Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Rebecca Berkowitz,

dwl 358 Brannan
Pulsifer Frederick P., piledriver, dwl 336 Bryant
Pulsifer Sarah J. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 24 Third
Pulverman Bennet, salesman Isaacs, Gross & Co., dwl

Cosmopolitan Hotel
Pulverman L. Mrs., dwl 1112 Market
Pulverman M., practical optician, 1112 Market
Pumphrey Edwin P., carpenter, dwl 511 Howard
Punch Annie Miss, dwl 102 Pacific

Pupa Frank, Austiian Benev. Soc. , 71 New 'Montgomery
Pupat Gaston, steward Somaly & Coqueugniot, 624 Cali-
fornia
Purbert BjTon, driver Megilligan & Clark, W s old San

Jos6 Road nr Industrial School
Purcell — - Miss, dwl 217 Third
Purcell David, liquor saloon, E s Central Av'.bet Post and

Sutter
Purcell Edward, laborer St. Joseph's Infant Asylum, dwl

Silver Terrace, South S. F.
Purcell James, laborer, dwl 627 Stevenson
Purcell John, laborer Torrens .& Enricht, dwl 1520 Clay
Purcell J. W., laborer, dwl 27 Minna
Purcell Michael, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl 120 Valparaiso
Purcell William, contractor and builder, dwl SW cor

Geary and Laguna
Purcell William, salesman Sherman & Hyde, dwd 43 S(fllth

Park
Purdie James Mrs. (widow), dwl 1809 Jones
Purdie James T., with Thomas Day, dwl 1809 'Jones
Purdie William H., clerk, dwl 1809 Jones
Purdie. See Purdy

Purdon T. J., jeweler Levison Bros., dwi 475 Jessie
Purdon William, musician, dwl 235 O'Farrell
Purdy Daniel, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
PurdV E. E. (widow), operator Wheeler i Wilson Manuf.

Co., dwl 224 O'Farrell
Purdy Fay H., stockbroker, dwl 127 Keaniy
Purdy George H., turner Cameron iSt Hull, dwl 1218

Union
Purdy George W., oculist and physician, Half Way House,

Long Bridge, foot of Fourth
Purdy James, clerk, dwl 703 Davis
Purdy John E., bookkeeper Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,

res Oakland
Purdy Samuel, mines and real estate, office and dwl 30

and 31 Stevenson Building, 331 Montgomery
Purdy Sol F. , watchmaker and jeweler, 16 Fourth, dwl

38 Austin
Purdy William, plumber, dwd SE cor Pacific and Front
Purdy. See Purdie

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Jewelry Manufactory, "Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercian' i

PUR

668

QUE

Purfurst Augustus B., clerk Geniian consulate, dwl 1503

Wiishin^'ton
Purinton William R., engineer Southern Pac. R. R.
Purlenky George, porter D. N. & E.Walter & Co., dwl 725

Grove f

Purlev William, hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 113 O'Far-

rell
Puniell Samuel, stenographer Central Pac. R. R., NE cor

Fourth and Townsend, dwl 303 Eddy
Purse J. H., waiter Palace Hotel

Pursh Frank, clothing and furnishing goods, 252 Tliird
Pursh Samuel, tailor, dwl 706 Folsom
Purves M., oiler Pacific JIail S. S. City of San Francisco
Puives Thomas H., dwl 2 Adelaide PI nr Taylor
Purvis Archibald, gardener Mrs. Anne E. Greene, 1534

Mission
Puscoe Charles, farmer Visitaclon Valley bet San Bruno

Road and San Jose Road
Pussich Dominico, fisherman, dwl 405 East
Pust Anne (widow), dwl cor California Av and Howard,

Benial Heights
Putman George H., dwl 608 Larkin
Putnam Charles B., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl

327 Geary
Putnam Elizabeth Mrs. (Dixon d- P.), dwl 48 Geary
Putnam George, conductor Omnibus R. R. Co.
Putnam Heni-y, bookkeejier, dwl 826 Broadway
Putnam Henry P., carpenter, dwl 2 Burcham PI
Putnam Samuel O., bookkeeper Oregon S. S. Co., office

210 Batter}', dwl 1012 Washington
Putnam Silas, "hostler AVilliam E. Bridge, dwl 418 Powell
Putnam Stilman N. (Wihon <X- P.), attorney at law, office

704 Montgomery, res Oakland
Putthoff Argus, liquor saloon, 508 Davis
Putzer Louis, foreman carpenter Central Pac. R. R.

steamers, res Oakland
Putzman Elizabeth Mrs., teacher, dwl NE cor Chestnut

and Dupunt
PlITZMAX FRGDERK'K, importer and wholesale

vWlies and liquors, 304 Batteiy, dwl 910 McAllister
Putzman Frederick H., bookkeeper Heniy Hagen, dwl 8

Medau PI
Putzman Herman A., clerk Wolters & Fechheimer, dwl

220 Stevenson
Putzold Heni-y, carpenter Charles Thistlewaite, dwl 535

Pine
Puvogel John (Puvogel <£• Breuer), dwl SW cor Dupont

and Greenwich
Puvogel & Breuer (John Puvogel and Herman Breuer),

groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont and Vallejo
Puyoou Bernard (A. Gentil d: Co.), dwl 820 Pacific, rear
Puyoou Marj' (widow), dwl N s Twenty-third bet Bryant

and York
Pyat Felix, importer human hair, hairdresser, and wig-
maker, 424 Kearny, dwl 811 Vallejo
Pyatt James, dwl 26 Eddy
Pygeorge John G. A., liquor saloon, 1019 Kearny

Pyle Miss, dwl 432 Jessie

PYIiE JA3IES, wholesale wines and liquors, 526 Sacra-
mento, dwl 13 Powell
Pyne Robert, painter, dwl E s Folsom bet Twenty-third

and Twentj'-fourth
Pyne Tliomas J., with Cooper & Connell, dwl 1003 Capp
Pyne William P., bookkeeper Thomas Bailey & Co., dwl

e 1003 Capp
Pyser Louis, tailor, 6 Mission, dwl 1011 Folsom
Pyser Michael, tailor, 622 Commercial, dwl 1312 Jackson
Pyser. See Reiser, and Peyser
PYTHIAN CASTLE, 913 Market

Qffner Bartholomo, dwl 309 Chestnut
Quackenbush John, broker, dwl W'est End Hotel
Quackenbush Thftmas M., carjienter, NE cor Jackson and

Montgomerj' Av, dwl International Hotel
Quadchaw Antone, laborer, dwl 37 Conmiercial
Qu'ade Augustus, salesman C. J. Hawley & Co., dwl 130

Tj'ler
Quade James, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Berry and Mad-
den
Quade James, printer, dwl 20 Minna
Quade Margaret (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1416 Pacific
Quade Otto (Otto Quade <fe Co.), dwl 1060 Howard
Quade Otto & Co. (John Luckmann), manufs tinware,

1060 Howard
Quade. See Quaid

Quadrille Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Placer Co.

Cal.), William F. Bogart secretary, office 402 Mont-
gomery room 1
Quadt Johii, painter, dwl ,502 Post
Quaid Daniel, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl SW cor

Pacific and Hyde
Quaid Davi(L barkeeper Barry & Patten, res Oakland
Quaid DavicT barkeejier Michael Kenney, dwl W s Brj-ant

Av bet Harrison and Brjant
Quaid David, dairyman Smart & Bro., dwl Old San Jos6.

Road nr Industrial School
Quaid Thomas, laborer, dwl SW cor Mason and Chesnut
Quaid. See Quade
Quail John, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and 'Shoe Co., dwl

Willow Av
Quailo Joseph, laborer, dwl 41,8 Drumm
Quaine Patrick, pantryman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Qualand Patrick, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 18

Boardman
Quale Francis, cartman, dwl N s Ash Av bet Polk and

Van Ness Av
Quale John F. B., pressman Spaulding & Barto, dwl N s

Ash Av bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Qualters M. J., clerk, dwl 527 Sacramento
Quan Wo (Chinese), boot and shoe manuf , 741 Sacramento
Quanchi Giacomo, painter, dwl 627 Broadway
Quane William, bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl

NE cor Gough and Grove
Quardros Martin, deckhand stm Cora, Broadway St. Wharf
Quarg Emil, waiter Henry Hoesch, dwl 79 Fourth
Quarillo John, fisherman, dwl 420 Drumm
Quarrells John, machinist Tait & Hainque, dwl 8 Maiden

Lane
Quartley John Henr\', longshoreman, dwl 7 Hodges PI
Quast Charles, supt What Cheer House Restaurant, dwl

931 Post
Quast Frederick, clerk John Browning, dwl NW cor

Nineteenth and Mission
Quast Herman M., saiidler, dwl N s Church PI nr Dupont
Quast Jacob, expressman, 228 Bush, dwl cor Mason and

Bay
Quast John, tin and coppersmith, dwl N s Church PI nr

Dupont
Quast John C. JI., wood and coal, 836 Harrison '
Quast William, stm Monterey, Pacific St. Wharf
Quartman John H., cutter Schafer & Co., dwl 106 Dup
Quay Joseph M. , stockbroker, office 406 Montgomery, dwl

411 Leavenworth
Quayle Frank, cook, dwl 238 Steuart
Quayle John, shoemaker, dwl 30 Willow Av
Quayle P., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 41 Free-
Ion
Quedens Charles H. A., receiving clerk Wellman, Peck &

Co., dwl 455 Brj'ant
Quedens William J., shipping clerk W. W. Dodge & Co.,

dwl 2 Willow Av |

Queelen Wilhelm, clerk Henry Queelen, dwl 431 Fourth i
QUEEN INSII1CA\('E <'0. (Liverpool), Falkner, BeU 1

& Co. agents, 430 California
Queen Isabella Mrs., dwl 1603 Jones '

Queen Isadora, dwl 1603 Jones
Queen James, clerk Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl 40J

Geary
Queen Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Frank Swift, secre-

tarj', office 419 California
Queen Tliomas, teamster Ton-ens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Queen William, hostler Central R. R. , dwl 918 McAllister
Queenan John, laborer, dwl W s Palmer nr Thirtieth
Quegin William, laborer, dwl 238 Seventh, rear
Queirolo Giacomo, dwl 627 Broadway
Queirolo Jerome (B. Ratio A Co.), dwl 427 Pacific
Quelet George, marblepolisher Charles Roche, dwl 502

Broadway
Quellen Henry C, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth

and Silver
Quellmalz Otto, baker Westerfeld & Page, dwl SE cor

Ellis and Mason
Quelos John P., bookkeeper F. B. Taylor & Co., dwl Russ

House
Queene Rappace, laborer, dwl 19 Sonera PI
Quenel Emil, laundry, 411 Geary
Quennell Arnold, trunkmaker H. Behrendt &.Co., dwl 9

Silver
Quense August, hairdresser Obenauer & Wagner, dwl 231J

Second
Quentin Madeline Mrs., laundress Victor Quentin, dwl

808 Stockton
Quentin Victor, laundress, 808 Stockton

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Hheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Ca p

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714. and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Qnerillocq Mary Mrs., ]itiysician, dwi 1119 Mission
Querlioz Poter, porter John S:iulnier&.Co. , dwl (i31 Bdwy
Quoroli) .John, clerk \i. llatto & Co., dwl 427 Pacific
Querrerbech Peter, tailor Geor;fe B. Davis, dwl 1059 Mar-
ket
Quesada Ramon L., laborer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl W

s and nr San Mijfuel Station ' •

Quevedo Delfina, dressmaker, dwl US Green
Qucvedo Doviiteo, nierclmnt, dwl 443 tJrecn
Quevedo Eduardu, merchant, dwl 443 Green
Quevedo Francisco, groceries and liquors, 1336 Dupont,

dwl un Stockton
Quevedo Vicente, musician, dwl 17 Bannam PI
Quevedo Yulea, dwl 443 Green
Quick John W., quartz-screen manufacturer, 32 Fremont,

dwl 1014 Mission '

Quick Robert P., hoasesmith John R. Sims
Quigg James, laborer N. H. and Mission R. R.
Quig'^ John, seaman stm Orizaba, dwl 54 Sacramento
Quigg Man' B. Miss, dressmaker, 1014 Stockton
Quigles John, dwl 759 Market

Quigley , calker L. S. Allen, 10 Drumm

Quigley A., tanner, dwl 340 Townsend

QuigleV Charles, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 47

Ritch
Quiglev Charles, tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl 509

Bush
Quigley Charles, trunkmaker H. Behrendt &, Co., dwl 340

Townsend
Quigley Clement ft. , dwl 350 Third
Quigley Daniel, foreman street main department S. F.

Gas Light Co.
Quigley Henr>', tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 10 Anthony
Quigley James, dwl 53C Sacramento
Quigley James, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Quigley James, tailor, dwl N s Twenty-ftfth bet Bryant

and Columbia
Quiglev James F., clerk C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dwl 930

Clay
Quigley John, barber George Nicholas, dwl 37 Sac
Quigley John, carpenter, dwl 613 Mission
Quigley Kate (widow), furnished rooms, 75 Clementina
Quigley Margaret (widow), dwl S60 Mission
Quiglev Michael, plasterer, dwl NE cor Larkin and Bradv

Pi'
Quigley P. (widow), mechanics' tools, etc., 914 Market
Quigley Patrick, teamster Golden Gate Park, dwl Central

Road nr Golden Gate Park
Quigley Richard, hostler, dwl 214 Broadway
Quigley Samuel, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Quigley Thomas, fireman, dwl 541 First
Quigley Thomas, seaman, dwl 131 Folsom
Quiglev Thomas J., engineer Pacific Mail S. S. City of

Pekin
Quilan Margaret (widow), dwl S s Sixteenth Av bet P

and Q, South S. F.
Qutless John, bookkeej>er, dwl 759 Market
Quilici Anania, liquor salooif, 30C Montgomery Av, dwl

532 Vallejo
Quilici Alfonso (Coli d- Co.), dwl 905 Washington
Quill Michael, laborer, dwl 2S Allen
Quill Michael, laborer, dwl 421 Clementina
Quill Patrick, laborer Pacific Glue JIaniif. Co.
Quillan J., driver Market St. R. R. Co.
Quillan Peter, boileniiaker, dwl 40 Jessie
Quilligan Michael, laborer, dwl 228 Ritch
Quillinan James, tinsmith P. Abrahamson, dwl 429 Bush
Quiltv Frank, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 512

Fourth
Quilty William, clerk Emile Kersch, dwl SE cor Mission

and .Seventeenth
Quimber W., sawyer F. Korbel ic Bros., dwl 814 Mont
Quimby Jason, carpenter, dwl 5 Adelaide PI
Quimby Moses E., head postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail

Service, dwl 433 Geary
Quina John S., chop house, SW cor N and Railroad Av,

South S. F.
Quina Rafael, laborer, dwl 19 Sonora PI nr Union
Quinald William, laborer, dwl 424 Sansom
Quinan James A., bookkeeper Coll Deane, dwl 608 Pine
Quinby J., stock dealer, dwl 914 Clay
Quinbv W. C. , president American Conmiercial Agency,

office 414 Clay
Quince C. C, house and signpainter, 18 Eddy, dwl 863i

Market
Quinchard Julius (John H. Bodcn it Co.), res Alameda
Quinchard Netta (widow), dwl 1100 Folsom
Quincy House, Ann Sommerville proprietress, SW cor

Mission and Spear

Quincy W. H., mariner, dwl 37 Pacific

Quinlan Albert G., physician and surgeon, oflSce and dwl
Ki Third

Quinlan B., laborer Spring Valley Water Works

Qifinlan B. Y., dwl 503 Greenwich

Quinlan C. E., boatman, Jackson St. Wharf

(Quinlan D., hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 109 Austin

Q\iiiilan Daniel, driver Sutter St. R. R., 1304 Polk

Quinlan David, laborer, dwl CIO California

(Quinlan Dennis, miner, dwl 109 Austin

Quinlan J., machinist Risdon L and L. Works

Quinlan Jeremiah, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 65
Natoma

Quinlan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 33 Clementina, rear

Quinlan John, laborer, dwl 100 Clara

Quinlan John, laborer, dwl 546 Mission, rear

Quinlan John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s \Miarf

yuinlan John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 34 Na-
toma

Quinlan Jobn, stevedore, dwl 11 Haggin

Quinlan John S., superintendent S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, dwl NE cor North Point and Van Ness Av

Quinlan J. W., clerk, dwl 127 Kearny

Quinlan Maggie Miss, milliner Mary T. Swanton, dwl 214
Prospect PI

Quinlan Michael, carpenter, dwl 551 Mission

Quinlan Michael, dwl 139 Stockton

Quinlan P., miner, dwl 22 Turk

<4l'I>'lA\ PETER B., registrar Spring Valley Water
Works, office 510 California, dwl 506 Greenwich

Quinlan Tliomas, dwi 209 Fourth

Quinlan Thomas, barkeeper Louis Eppinger, dwl 228 Post

Quinlan Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.

Quinlan Timothy, machinist, dwl 34 Natoma

Quinly George, laborer, dwi 129 Welsh

Quinn , real-estate agent, dwi 541 Fourth

Quinn Bridget, dwl 649 Broadway

«riNX C'H.IKLES builder, 38 Lilly Av, dwl 133 Oak

Quinn Daniel, boots and shoes, 142 Eighth

Quinn Daniel, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor
Gough and Haight

Quinn Daniel, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R., dwi 8
Miller PI

Quinn David, bricklayer, dwi 20 Ridley

Quinn Edward {Perkins it Quinn), res Oakland

Quinn Edward, bookkeeper Nicholas Bichard, dwl 8 Vin-
cent

Quinn Edward, laborer, dwl 23 Frederick, rear

Quinn Edward, teamster, dwi 1823 Leavenworth

Quinn Edward, teamster Irvine & Haight, dwi 503 Eighth

Quinn Edward Jr., laborer, dwl 23 Frederick, rear

Quinn George, clerk Jason Springer, dwi 19 Park Av

Quinn George, teamster Lewis & Co., dwl 123 Silver

Quinn Harry, banjoplayer Church's Atheneum, 25 Geary

Quinn Hugh, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy «Si Co., dwl 22
O'Farrell

Quinn Hugh, drayman F. Daneri & Co., dwl SE cor Har-
rison and Fifth

Quinn Hugh, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Tokio

Quinn Hugh, tailor, dwl 12 Langton

Quinn Hugh Jr., plumber and gasfitter, dwi 12 Langton

Quiim James, boilermaker, dwl 19 Ritch

Quinn James, typedresser Painter & Co., dwl 120 Jliuna

Quinn James, g-ardener, dwl 5 Welsh, roar

Quinn James, gardener, dwl E s Washington Avnr Twen-
ty-seventh, Bernal Heights

Quinn James, hostler, dwl 112 William, rear ^

Quinn James, laborer, dwl Ol>Tnpic Lodgings

Quinn James, messman S. S. Newbern, Folsom St. Wharf

Quinn James, peddler, dwi E s Bryant Av nr Bryant

Quinn James, plumber, dwl 12 Polk

Quinn James, teamster, dwl 2025 Mason

Quinn James H. , dwi 1120 Valencia

Quinn Jane, dwl 314 Ivy Av

Quinn John, boilermaker Oregon S. S. Co.

Quinn John, brickmason, dwl E s Dolores bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth

Quinn John, laborer California Restaurant, dwi 630 Com

Quinn John, drayman, dwi 364 Minna

Quinn John, foundr\nnan Occidental Foundry

Quinn John, hostler, dwl 508 Brannan

Quinn John, junk dealer, dwl SW cor King and Seventh

Quinn John, laborer, dwi 18i Garden

Ul'IKM JOHN, liquor saloon, 1200 Market, dwl 536 Na-
toma

Quinn John, teamster Lyon Brewery, dwl SW cor Mason
and Lombard

Quinn John, watchman Miners' Foundry

JEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchanl ^

(^uinn John C, shoemaker, dwl 225 Fifth

yuinn John H., millhaiid L. & E. Eniamiel, d%vl 508 Bran

Quinn John S., restaurantkeeper, dwl 19 Harriet

Quinn John W., lonjj'shoreman, dwl 127 Tehama

Quinn Jof-eph, waiter, dwl 320 Clementina

Quinn Julia, Miss, dwl 12 Polk

Quinn Lizzie Miss, tailoress Michael Short, dwl 408 Min

Quinn M. , dwl 624 Fourth

Quinn XIarj' (widow), dwl 12 Polk

Quinn Mary (widow), dwl N s Thirteenth nr M, South

S. F.
Quinn Michael, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 411

Main, rear
Quinn Michael, expressman, NE cor Jackson and Dupont,

dwl 3 Maiden Lane nr Vallejo
Quinn Michael D., sawyer Kragen & Co., dwl 120 Gilbert,

rear
Quinn Michael E., teamster, dwl 318 Main
Quinn Michael H., hatter, 127 Fourth
Quinn Owen, furniture fini-her, dwl 23 Frederick, rear
Quinn Owen, laborer Pac. Boiler Works, dwl 227 Second
Quinn Patrick, bellman Grand Hot«l
Quinn Patrick, expressman, NW cor Sixth and Howard,

dwl 400 Seventh, rear
Quinn Peter, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl SE cor Polk

and Bush
Quinn Peter, engineer, dwl 74 Clementina
Quinn Peter, expressman, dwl 351 First
Q\iiiin Peter, fireman Cal. Planing Mills
Quinn Peter, foundryman, dwl 75 Minna
Quinn Peter, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 2 Sherwood

PI
Quinn P. H. , laborer, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Quinn R., dwl 1028 Market
Quinn Tliomas, farmer, dwl W s and nr San Miguel^Sta-

tion
Quinn Thomas, liquor saloon, 538 Third
Quinn Thomas, marblepolisher Stephen Campodonico,

dwl 610 Natoma
Quinn Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Quinn Thomas, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 433J

Pierce
Quinn Timothy, laborer, dwl 1715 Post
Quinn Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 323 Vallejo
Quinn William, dwl 106 Perrj-
Quinn William, boilermaker, dwl 318 Main
Quinn William, hostler Central R. R.
Quinn William, marblecutter, dwl 225 Minna
Quinn William H., carpenter Jensen & La^vton, dwl 1125

Mission
Quinn William H., salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,

res Oakland
Quinn William H., watchman Miners' Foundry, dwl 13^

Dora
Quinn William S., machinehand L. & E. Emanuel
Quinquinet Antoine (Priet d: Q.), dwl 4 Virginia PI
Quinquine Anthony, cook, dwl 4 Virginia
Quint George, laborer, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Dolores and

GuerreiTO
Quint Leander {Quint it Wilson), dwl 1309 Mason
Quint S. P., car] enter, dwl 1624 Devisadero
<ilIIXT A WILSOX (Leander Quint and li. E. Wil-

gvn), attorneys at law, i flfice 30 and 31 Mont Block
Quintel Peter, carriagepainter Geoi^e W. Nulty, dwl 526

Broadway
Quintero J. M., hairdresser, dwl 916 Stockton
Quintero Manuel, hairdresser Magazini & Lippert
Quin^io E., polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 15 Sonoma

Alley
Quinton David R., mason, dwl 8 Miller PI
Quinton Henrj- C, porter Esberg, Bachman & Co., dwl

731 Folsom
Quinton John, shipsmith James Christy, dwl 160 Clara
Quinton John F., carpenter Excelsior Mills, dwl E s

Church bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Quinton Joseph, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Quinton William, carpenter, dwl 70S Clementina
Quirk Ann (Mrs. Quirk ct Co.), dwl 110 Seventh
Quirk C, miner, dwl 115 Second
Quirk Honora (widow), dwl W s San Jos6 Road opp St.

Mary's College
Quirk James, expres.sman, cor Second and Market, dwl

NE cor Baker and McAllister
Quirk James, foreman John Reis, dwl San Jos6 Road nr

St. Mary's College
Quirk James, laborer, dwl N s Waller nr Laguna
Quirk John, hostler Omnibus R. R.

Quirk John J., packer Ira Marden, dwl SW cor Haight
and Octavia *

Quirk Mafgaret Miss, housekeeper, dwl 1190 Broadway
Quirk Matthew, carpenter, dwl 214 Eroadwaj-
Quirk Mii'hael, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1414 Dup>ont
Quirk Michael, blacksmith, dwl W s San Jos<5 Road opp

St. Marj's College
Quirk Mrs. & Co. (Ann Quirk and Frances West), fur-

ni.'hed rooms, 120 Seventh
Quirk N., hillman Central R. R., dwl Park Hotel
Quirk Nicholas, cartman, dwl 633 Green, rear
Quirk Patrick, laborer, dwl E s San Bnuio Road nr Twen-
ty-seventh
Quirk Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Eighth bet Harrison and

Bryant
Quirk Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 410 Folsom, rear
Quirk Patrick, miner, dwl S s Twentieth nr Shotwell
Quirk Peter, driver John Renault, dwl 434 Vallejo
Quirk Pierce, shipcarpenter, dwl 60 Bernard
Quirk Thomas, extramau Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3 S.

F. F. D.
Quirk Thomas F. , calker, dwl 9 Laskie
Quirk Thomas F. Jr., clerk County Tax Collector's office,

dwl 9 Laskie
Quirk Timothy, wellsinker, dwl 907 Capp
Quitzow Henrj' W. (LiAnen A- Co.), dwl 1311 California
Quon Kee (Chinese), barber, 1003 Dupont
Quon Ohn (Chinese), grncerj' and boarding, 1005 Dujwnt
Quong Cheong & Co. (Chinese), vegetables, 735j Sac
Quong Cheong Long & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 740 Sac
Quong Ching Chung & Co. (Chinese), opium and jewelry

and engraver, 752 Clay
Quong Chung Lung & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 717 Sac
Quong Chung Shing & Co. (Chinese), merchandise, 724

Commercial
Quong Chung Lee & Co. (Chinese), tailors and rice [deal-

ers, 769 Clay
Quong Dak (Chinese), cigar stand, 25 Commercial
Quong Eat Chong & Co. (Chinese), manufacturer ladies'

shoes, 410 Sacramento
Quong Fook On & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 728 Com
Quong Ham Chung (Chinese), merchants, 716 Dupont
Quong Hing (Chinese), pawnbroker, 838 Duixint
Quong Hing & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 712 Sacramento
Quong Hung Gee & Co. (Chinese), manufacturers shoes,

413 Commercial
Quong Fung (Chinese), merchant, 634 Jackson
Quong Lee (Chinese), cigars and tobacco, 729 Pacific
Quong Long (Chinese), merchant, 813i Dupont
Quong Long & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 751 Sacramento
Quong Lung Chung & Co. (Chinese), manufacturer shoes,

419 Commercial
Quong Mam Long (Chinese), merchant, 620 Dupont
Quong Moon (Chinese), cabinetmaker, carver, and painter,

708 Dupont
Quong Mow Lung & Co. (Chinese), general merchandise,

741 Commercial
Quong Sam Lung & Co. (Chinese), provisions. 706 Dup
Quong Sang Lung (Chinese),_confectioners, 733 Wash
Quong Sing & Co., cigar man'ufacturers, 753 Clay
Quong Sing Tai Kee (Chinese), sugars, teas, rice, opium,

and provisions, 717 Commercial
Quong Tong Sing (Chinese), merchandise, 805 Sacramento
Quong Tuck (Chinese), watchmaker, 640 Jackson
Quong Tuck Lung & Co. (Chinese), merchandise, 621 Dup
Quong Wah Ying (Chinese), merchant tailor, 940 Dupont
Quong Wee (Chinese), clothing, 828 Dupont
Quong Wing Chong & Co. (Chinese), groceries, 809 Dup
Quong Wing Lung & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 619 Dup
Quong Wo Chong & Co. (Chinese), clothing and silk dry

goods, 904 Dupont
Quong Yee On & Co. (Chinese), tea, sugar and rice, 910

Dupont
Quong Yek Chong & Co. (Chinese), clothing and gro-
ceries, 835 Dupont
Quong Yick (Chinese), groceries, 826 Washington
Quong Ying Kee & Co. (Chinese), rice, nut oil, opium, and

provisions, 718 Commercial
Quong Ying Lung (Chinese), manufacturers ladies' boots,

747 Sacramento
Quong Yuen (Chinese), desler silk, 627 Jackson
Quoseig H., jeweler J. W. Tucker & Co., dwl 872 Mission

Raap Frederick, porter Kirkpatrick & Gentry, dwl 323

O'Farrell
Raab William, market, N s Greenwich bet Fillmore and

Steiner

BSAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Markff

p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Raabe Frederick, first mate brig Sea Waif, Howard St.

Wharf

llaabe Genrgre A., market, 1145 Folsom
Raas Kiuanuel (E. liaax .(• Cu.), dwl 113 Turk
KAAS K. »t VO,{Bmil 7>/i'.i//'c-), iini)<)rtc-rs cloth and

tailors' triniininjrs, (iUi and (US Sacnimento
Raba^liati Natalia, i>hysioian, office and dwl SU) Mont
Rabaster W., laborer Gcorfro H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Rabb George, teamster Henry Kissane, Pier 10 Steuart
Rabb William, teamster Henry Kissane, Pier 10 Steuart
Rabbit Andrew, dwl 749 Market
Rabbitt Oaniel, e;irpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co. '8 Wharf,

dwl ;!04 Beale
Rabe Carl, dwl VK) Montjromerj' Block
Rabe Frederick, seaman, dwl'l-j! Washinirtnn
Rabel (Christian, eni,nneer E, Detrick & Co. , dwl 819]Val-

lejo
Raben W., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Rabeux Louis, plasterer, dwl 643 Vallejo
Rabcux .Marie iliss, dressm.aker, dwl 043 Vallejo
Rabina; .\dol))h, junk, C47 Third

Rabjuhn E. Jr., conductor .Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Va-
lencia
Rabjobn Edward, patternmaker, dwl N 8 Sixteenth nr

Second .\v
Rabjohn Edwin, patternmaker Miner's Foundry, dwl 555

Minna
Babjohn Thomas H., bookkeepor Morris, Schwab & Co.,

dwl 55.) Minna
Uabmann Au;jrust, butcher, dwl Eighth Av bet M and N,

South S. F.
Rabour Leon, dwl 162C Dupont, rear
Iiab.stock .lohn. Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Race William W., cook, 432 California, dwl 15 Monroe
Rjichenbertjer Louis, liquors and wines, 208 Sutter, dwl

201 Jessie
Rachenson Nicholas, uiiholsterer, dwl 472 Tehama
Racich .Andrew (Drunztin ,t: llaH:h), dwl 419 Davis
Racine Co. (Chinese), cic:ar manufacturers. 1106 Dupont
Racine Ho\ise, Nathan J. Street proprietor, 1023 Kearny,

and 220 Montgomery Av
Rackard Robert A., teamster, dwl 104 Market
Rackliffe Frederick O., carver Snow & Maj', dwl 64 Te-
hama
Rackow Frank, reporter California Demokrat, dwl 720 Cal-
ifornia
Raclet V. M. >fiss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar School
Racli William, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Racouillat Alexander, laundry, SW cor Buchanan and

Post
Racouillat August, boxmaker Racouillat k Gillmore, dwl

503 Mason
Racouillat Henrietta Mrs., milliner, 503 Mason
Racouillat Henry, compositor Le Petit Journal, dwl 503

Mason
Racouillat Ludovic (Racouillat <t Gilmore), dwl 37 South

Park
Racouillat & Gilmore {Ludovic Racouillat and Stephen

D. Gilmore), proptrs Pacific Box Factory, 481 and 483

Brannan
Radcliffe John, clerk, dwl 219 Turk
Radczewsky Jacob, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 810

Montgomery
Radden William, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 402 Sixth
Raddich Giovanni, waiter, dwl SE cor Sixth and Folsom
Radel Edward, coppersmith, dwl .=)3S Howard, rear
Rademacher Edward, waiter Ferdinand Koenig, dwl 16J

Sumner
Rademacker John M., barkeeper Charles Fox, dwl 1122

Sacramento
Rader Patrick, shoemaker ilarks & Feder
Radford Benjamin, laborer new City Hall, dwl 104 Steuart
Radford Fre lerick, whitener, 770 Mission
Radford James, printer A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 1423

Sacramento
Radford Michael, bootmaker, dwl 1423 Sacramento
Radford Thomas, bootmaker, dwl 1423 Sacramento
Radford William, seaman, dwl SW cor Battery and Green
Radgesky Adolph D. (Rad'ies'ai .(• Co.), dwl 107 Fell
Radgesky Louis D. {Charles Schwartz tt Co.), dwl 107 Fell
Kadgesky & Co. {Adolph D. Radteslcy), produce, com-

mis.sion, and forwarding merchants, 123 California
Radich Andrew, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Radicia Dominick, maccaronimaker, dwl 5 PoUar 1 PI
Radigau John, hostler Omnibus R. R. , dwl 242 Clem
Radischer Robert, barkeej^er Joseph Kliegel, dwl 206 First

Radius Ludwig {Radius <t Roesler), dwl E s Gough bet

Tjler and McAllister
Radius & \ioes\QT {Ludwij Raduui and Julius Roesler),

bookbinders, 420 Kearny
Radlein - — -, Mrs. , midwife", 7 William
Ha<lloflf Ludwig, cutter Charles Mayer, dvvl 228 Second
K;ulomsky Adolf, laborer, dwl 24 Clara, rear
Radomsky Frederick, waiter Blumberg & Kreling, dwl 24

Clara
Radovich Antone, chop house, 25s Steuart, dwl SE cor

Fifth and Natoma
Radovich Hozo (E. Chielovich <fc Co.), dwl 141 Chestnut
Radovich Lazarus {Radovich X* Uhrlandt), dwl 1719 Pa-
cific Av
Radovich Lucas, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont
Radovich Matteo, dwl 131 Chestnut
Radovich Peter, barkeeper, dwl 1420 Dupont
Radovich & Uhrlanilt {Lazarua Radovich and Hermann

E. Uhrlandt), liquor salo<m, 306 Kearny

Radslon Jacob, meter manuf, 27 Harriet, and foreman S.

F. Gas Light Co., dwl 232 Sixth

Radz John, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Radz William, barber, SE cor Montgomerj' Av and Union,

dwl 813 Vallejo
Rae James, molder Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 511 Eighth
Raeder Adam, barkeeper William Browning, dwl 515 Sac
Raedcr Frederick, carpenter S. S. Newbem, Folsom St.

Wharf
Racth .lacob, bootmaker Frederick Beez, dwl 120 Park Av
Rafael G., dwl ,506 Sutter

Rafael Joseph, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 1017 Bat
Raffaele P., vegetable dealer, dwl 816 Pacific
Ratetto Louis, marblecutter, dwl 11 Union PI
Raffa Horatio, confectioner Palace Hotel, dwl 28 Mary
Rafla Paola, confectioner Palace Hotel
Raffaeli Domenico, laborer, dwl 324 Vallejo
Raffetto David, cashier Hammam Turkish Baths, 11 Dup
Raflerty Hubert L., metalroofer Daniel J. Daly, dwl 636

Commercial
Rafferty Hugh, metalroofer William Cronan
Rafterty James, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Rafferty John, stableman Bay City Soda Water Co., dwl

89 Stevenson '
Rafferty John, whipniaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl SE

cor Mission and Twentv-first
Rafferty John P. {Lyman, Raferty it Co.), dwl 1006 Mar-
ket
Raffertv Michael, boarding, 123 Spear
Rafferty Michael, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 254i

Minna
Rafferty Patrick, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 620

Sixth
Rafferty Peter, laborer, dwl E a San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-eighth
Rafferty T.', hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 9 Tehama PI
Rafferty William, boxmaker S. F. Co-operative Bo.k Fac-
tory', dwl 232 Townsend
Rafferty William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 10

Clara
Raflerty Louis, boots and shoes, 625 Broadway
Raffo Antonio, laborer, dwl 19 Sonora PI
Raffo George B. , barkeeper, dwl 10 Bartol
Raffury Jules, dwl NW cor Broadway and Kearny
Raggett Michael, porter Sachs, Strassburger & Co., dwl

625 Ivy Av
Raggio Bartolomeo, laborer, dwl S s Cadell Alley nr

Union
Ragliotti Thomas, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Ragous William J., longshoreman, dwl 12 Washington
Ragusin Jacob, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Rahders Henrj', salesman T. E. Lindenberger, dwl '433

Second
Rahe Claus, dwl 39 Jackson
Rabe Gustavus W., carpenter, dwl 2211 Powell
Rahill William, foreman George W. Leahy, dwl 1141

Market
Rahler Frederick, foreman Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 308

Clementina
Rahm Frederick, carpenter, dwl 421 Natoma
Rahsskopff Carl, mathematical and nautical-instrument-
maker, 416 Battery, dwl 2614 Sacramento
Rahwader P., dwl cor Scott and Broadway
Rahwyler Abraham {Rahii-yUr <L- Golly), dwl 1 Telegraph

. PI
Rahwyler & Golly {Abraham Rahwyler and Aiigust

Golly), watchmakers and jewelers, 102 Third
Raicevicii Antonio, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Raicevich Lucca, tailor, dwl 28 Anna
Raiceyich Spiridion, tailor, dwl 28 Anna

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., maimfacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D.,"W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant [•'

Raidy Joseph, boilermaker, dwl 07 Clementina

Raikiey Frank, dairyman Henry Schwerin, dwl Visitacion
Valley nr San Bruno Road

Rail Eugene B., dwl Grand Hotel

Railroad Brewery, Frederick Schuster proptr, E s Va-
lencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

RAILKOAU (iAZETTKER (monthly), H. S. Crocker
& Co. publishers, office 401 Sansom

RAILKOAU «KAIi\ WAREHOUSE, cor King and
Second

Railroad Hotel, M. M. Messinger proprietor, SE cor Polk
and Austin

Railroad House, Patrick Casserly proprietor, NE cor San-
son! and Paglfic

Railroad House, William Egan proprietor, NE cor Six-
teenth and Mission

Railroad Lodging House, George Bailey & Co. proptrs,
533 Commercial

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE, Eighth Division, I. A.
Amennan superintendent, office GOG Montgomery

Raimes Claus, tanner, dwl N s Bryant nr Tenth

Raimond Reuben E., commission merchant, 26 Montgom-
ery room 2, dwl 1112 Stoekton

Raimond. See Raymond

Rainer Frank, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson

Rainey Bridget (widow), furnished rooms, 303 Davis

Rainey Elizabeth (widow), dwl SW cor Broderick and Clay

Rainey George {Marchant cfc R.), dwl SW cor Broderick
and Clay

Rainey John, barkeeper Oscar Lewis, dwl 810 Mission

Rainey Michael, bricklayer, dwl 1629 Hyde

Rainey Samuel, superintendent steamers S. F. F. D., dwl
50 Sacramento

Rainey William, salesman Muser Bros., dwl SW cor Brod-
erick and Clay

Rainey William, second mate schr Loleta, dwl 18 First

Rainey. See Raney

Rainier House, Shepard & Ellis proptrs, SW cor Third
and King

Rainsberry John, laborer, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana

Raisch Albert, student Heald's Business College

Raisch Frederick {Raisch d: Biichholz), dwl 136 Eleventh

Raisch Godfrey', contractor, office 116 Geary, dwl 136
Eleventh

Raisch & Bucholz {Frederick Raucli and Henry Buch-
holz), plumbers and gasfitters, 131 Eleventh

Rakemann Frederick, driver Pac. Ice Co., dwl 1031 Mont

Rakle Josejih, milker Frank Geary, W s Shennan lu-
Twenty-first

Rakow F., dwl 720 California

Raleigh Edward, housecarpenter, dwl 205 Second

Raleyh John P., dwl 11 Kearny

Ralfe M. J„ barkeeper Occidental Hotel

Rail Mary Ann (widow), cigars and tobacco, 14 Folsom

Rallema George, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart

Ralls R. F., dentist Henry E. Knox, dwl 313 Kearny

Ralph George, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl
202 Second

Ralph George, sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 536^
Howard

Ralph George E., blacksmith Charles Oester, dwl 830
Jackson

Ralph Henry, cook Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaus, 134
Fo\u-th

Ralph James, druggist, dwl 830 Jackson

Raljih Joseph, baker, dwl 8 Harrison Av

Ralph Letitia A. Mrs. , dress and cloakmaker, 1022 Stock-
ton»dwl 830 Jackson

Ralph Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 11 Hunt

Ralph William, carpenter, dwl E s Broderick bet Pine and
•California

Ralph William, cooper, 719 Sansom, dwl 830 Jackson

Ralston Andrew J., president Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., office 113 California, dwl Palace Hotel

Ralston Edward, assistant keeper Golden Gate Park, dwl
S s Haight nr Baker

Ralston Gavan, patternmaker Hinckley&Co., dwl 305 Fre-
mont

Ralston Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), O.
D. Squire secretary, office 331 Montgomery room 28

Ralston Hardy H. {Ralston i: Cottrcll), dwl 904 Kearny

Ralston Henry R., housesmith James J. Gallagher, dwl
1318i Kearny

Ralston House, John Dence proptr, 125 Spear

Ralston House, Mrs. M. M. Gfeely proprietress, 317 Fourth

Ralston John, barkeeper, dwl 523 Kearny

Ralston John, housesmith John R. Sims, dwl 1318i Kear

Ralston Robert, blacksmith, dwl 229 First

Ralston W. C. Mrs., dwl Palace Hotel

Ralston & Cottrell {Hardy H. Ralston and Henry A.
Cottrell), proptrs Verandah Lodgings 509 Washing-
ton, Pacific Lodging House 209 Leidesdorff, Alta
Lodgings 538 Sacramento, and Olympic Lodgings
904 Kearny

Raniage Charlotte Miss, milliner, dwl 1523 Powell

Ramage Emily Miss, milliner, dwl 1523 Powell

Ramalong Julius, salesman, dwl 29 Rondel PI

Raman Benjamin, steward Ame & Branger, dwl 4 Mary PI

Ramas D. C, Portuguese Pro. and Bene v. Assn, lOG Cali-
fornia room IG

Ramazine V., waiter N. Giamboni &, Co., dwl 627 Broad-
way

Rambaut Richard, driver Central R. R., dwl 1307 Fillmore

Rambaux Peter, cook Lick House

Ramberg Seth N. A., dwl 812 California

Rambert Christian, laborer S. Lachman & Co., dwl 163
Jessie

Ramel Frank, butcher, dwl 617 Chestnut'

Bamera Clara, seamstress, dwl 810 Pacific, rear

Ramey D. K. Jr., dwl 632 Mission

Ramirez Charles, musician, dwl 1123 Stockton

Ramirez Hippolyte, saddler Main & Winchester, dwl 8
Vallejo Court

Ramirez & Co. (Chinese), manufs cigars, 425 Commercial

Ramm H. &Co., liquor saloon, 40 Geary

Ramm Henry, cabinetmaker Cooke & Smith, dwl 741
Market

Ramm Hermann, bootmaker, NW cor Drumm and Ore-
gon, dwl NW cor Front and Pacific

Ramm Herman {H. Ramm ti- Co.), dwl 40 Geary

Rammell Ferdinand, rooter H. G. Fiske, dwl 18 First

Rammelsberg August, superintendent Berkeley Ferry,
office 717 Montgomery, dwl 1022 Jlontgomery

Rammelsberg Henry, bookkeeper Drake & Emerson, dwl
868 Mission

Rammers H. C. , painter, dwl 31 Rondel PI

Ramon A., manufacturer cig'ars, 416 Bat, dwl 816 Jackson

Ranifin John, clerk A. Ramon, 416 Battery

Ramos Braulio C, butcher, dwl 520 Sixth

Ramos Nolverta G. (widow), dwl 520 Sixth

Ramp William, clerk, dwl 266 Minna

Rampazzi Gio Batta, waiter N. Giamboni & Co., 520 Clay

Rampe David, dwl E s Alabama bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third

Rampe Hgnry J., barkeeper John D. Yates, dwl E s
Alabama bet Twenty-second'and Twenty-third

Ramsay Joseph, shoemaker, dwl 643 Commercial

Ramsdell Alexander, laborer, dwl 2 Latham PI

Ramsdell Benjamin H., coal dealer, dwl 2020 Pine

Ramsen Frances, dwl 2 Jasper PI

Ramsey Alice Mrs., furnished rooms, 209 Keamy

Ramsey David M., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl NW
cor Noe and Clipper

Ramsey George, cook New York Bakery

Ramsey J. Mrs., dwl 1212 Clay

Ramsey James D., plasterer, dwl 1407 Sacramento

Ramsey John F. , dwl 1621 Washington

Ramsey Joseph, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Ramsey Peter {Stimier iC- R.), 921 Kearny

Ramsey Peter, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry

Ramsey Peter B., liquor saloon, 3 Merchant, dwl 824
Montgomery

Ramsey Robert, laborer George H. WHiitney, 114 Steuart

Ramsej' W. , steamboatman, dwl 37 First

Ramsey William, housecarpenter, dwl 72 Tehama

Ramsey William James, salesman John W. Jones, dwl 2
Hyde

Ramsin Gustave, steward Maine Restaurant, 719 Market,
dwl 733 Market

Ramson Albert, carpenter S. S. Montana, Folsom St.
Wharf

Ranard J. M. {J. M. Ranard ifc Co.\ res Petaluma

Ranard J. M. & Co. {Samitel Martin and John C. Spen-
cer), varieties and fancy goods, 814 JIarket

Ranee George, hairdresser Philip King, dwl 217 Bdwy

Rand Augustus C, capitalist, dwl 116 O'Farrell

Rand Charles W., dwl 1606 California

Rand George L., clerk, dwl 538 Ellis

Rand Leander D., bootmaker Hatch & Lexow, dwl 646
Mission

Rand Thomas, dwl 614 Keamy

Rand William B., salesman Haste & Kirk, dwl NE cor
Second and Folsom

Randall A. S. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.
Mint, dwl 126 Fifth

Randall Charles, attorney at law, dwl 191 Hyde

Randall Charles P., teamster C. H. Wetherbee & Co., dwl
W s Juniper bet Tenth and Eleventh

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

. 1 p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Randall Charles W., bookkeeper H. P. Wakelee, dwl 315

Kllis
Kandall Kdward, seaman, dwl 255 Third
Kaiidull Kdward O., t«unisU'r, dwl S s Bcrnal Heights opp

Oolunibia
Kandall Klizabeth Mrs., dwl 191 Hyde
Riuidall Kniina Mrs., artist, dwl 912 Jackson
Ratwlall tieori^e, dwl 677 Harrison
Riviidall Gcor^fo, wines and liquors, 008 and 610 Kearny,

dwllf>23 Kearny
Riindall Geur^'e U., bookkeeper H. P. Wakelee, dwl 315

Ellis
Randall Henry J. {Waglibum it R.), res Blooinington, 111
Randall J. L., compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 777

Harrison
Ilandall John, mason, dwl 717 O'Farrell, rear
R^mdall P. \V.,' physician, office and dwl 635 California
Randall Peter, drayman Mark \V. L)U(jan, dwl 4 Juniper

nr Fdlsom
Randall P. M. , en«rineer, dwl 1315 Stockton
Ii;>ndall H. S., dwl SS Montifomery Block
Itandall Samuel, laborer S. F. Gas Li^ht Co.
Randall Thomas, cari>cnt«r and builder, dwl 1913 Laj>:una
Randall William J., clerk Somers & Co., dwl 420 Brvant
Randall William W. (J. E. Jenkiim it- Co.), dwl SW cor

Grove and Gough
Rander Hermann, ropcmaker S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl

SK cor Shasta and Michijjan
Randhahn H., porter William Tell House, 317 Bush
Randi;.!-er Henry, shoemaker, dwl 431 Vallejo
Randilen William, seaman, dwl 12 Washinjfton
Randle Richard R., salesman Henry G. Sieberst, dwl 654

Randlettc Abind B., fitter I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl 11

Hickory .\v
Randolph .\lfred, whitener, dwl 749 Market
Randoliih A;^nes, chambennaid Palace Hotel
Randoliih Cliarles, teamster, dwl N s Fulton bet Laguna

and Octavia
Randolph Charlotte (widow). dAvl 7 Margaret PI
Randolph Uaniel L. (Bartlett it R.), dwl 1104 Market
Randoli>h Edmund Mrs. (widow), dwl 620 Sutter
Randolph Henry, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 60 Annie
Randolph John, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Randol!)h John, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 102 Minna
Randolph John H., messman Pacific Mail S. S. City of

San Francisco
Randolph John H., policeman City Hall, dwl 3 Noonan

Av nr Howard
Randolph Lucv N. Miss, teacher Broadway Prin|p,ry

School dwl 620 Sutter
Randolph M. C. Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Randolph Xathan, head waiter Palace Hotel
Randolph Reuben, shijijoiner, dwl 4 South Park Av
Randolph Simon P., woodworker, dwl 730 Fourth
Randolph William (vlnrf<;>«on <{• R.), dwl 206 Powell
Raney C. J., nightinspector Custom House, dwl 411 San
Raney. Si-e Rainey

Ranford Charles, Lumbermen's Pro Union, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Ranft Henry, clerk Francois A. Rouleau, dwl SE cor Larkin

and Greenwich
Ranft Philip, printer John HofiFman, dwl 16 Hinckley
Rank Cyrus P., salesman U. Simon & Sons, dwl SW cor

Eiirhth and Market
Rank Edward, laborer, dwl 2 Beale PI nr Main
Ranke William, butcher William Maessen, dwl 147 Clara
Ranken Charles (U. it C. Ranken), dwl 1081 Market
KAXKEX II. & C, liquor saloon, 1081 Market
Ranken Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 11 K9,te
Ranken Herman (//. it C. Ranken), dwl 1058 Howard
Ranken John, dwl 614 Kearny
Rankey Thomas, driver Frederick Miller, dwl E s Waller

bet Cole and Stanj-an
Rankin Albert D., ma.son, dwl 1402 Leavenworth
RAXKIN, BRAYTOX <& CO. (Ira P. Rankin and

Albert P. Brayton), now Goddard & Co., proprietors

Pacific Iron Works, 127-135 First
Rankin Charles E., blank-book manufacturer, 540 Clay,

dwl 1201 Clay
Rankin Charles F., assaj'er, dwl 822 Union
Rankin Daniel, second mate brig Sea Waif, Howard St.

Wharf
Rankin Edward, clerk Patrick Comerford, dwl 1911 Hyde
Rankin Ellen B. (widow), dwl 427 Sutter
Rankin F. T., dwl 524 Eddv
Rankin Ira P. {Goddard it Co.), dwl 711 Post
Rankin Isabella Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School,

dwl 427 Sutter

Rankin J., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Fourth nr
Townsend

Rankin J. A., clerk, dwl 029 Ellis

itankin John, cook stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf, dwl
27i Ritch

Rankin Samuel H., engineer, dwl 111 Ninth

Rankin William, driver City R. R., dwl N s Fifteenth bet
Howard and Mission

RAIVLETT II0KA(;K D., dealer coi)per ores, and
iigent Poiie, Cole it Co., Baltimore, office 218 Califor-
nia, res Oakland

Rann Edward, clerk, dwl 325 Ellis

Ranous J. H., agent Eureka Gas Machine Co., dwl 713
Harrison

Ransberg N. A. L., waiter, dwl 415 East .

Ransdall Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1715 Jones, rear

Ransdall Franklin L., pressman Taylor & Nevin, dwl 1715
Jones, rear

Ransdall James T., laborer, dwl 1715 Jones, rear

Kansend Otto, dwl 16 Oak Grove Av

Ranst)ni Andrew, second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador

Ransom Annie Miss, dwl 509 Ellis

Ransom Elisha (W. A. Ilolcvinh it Co.), dwl 1120 Bush

Ransom Eliza (widow), dwl 1216 Union

Ransom H., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.

Ransom H. M. , millwright, dwl 1877 Mission

Ransom Julius B., carpenter, dwl S s Twentieth bet
Guerrero and Dolores

Ransom Lee J., attorney at law, office 609 Sacramento,
dwl 599 Ellis

Ransom Lyman W., justice of the peace, office 804 Mont-
gomery, dwl 21 Glen Park Av

Ransom Matilda A. (widow), dwl 599 Ellis

RANSO.YIE ERNEST L.. manufacturer artificial stone,
silicate of soda and filters, office 10 Bush, dwl N s
Greenwich bet Octavia and Laguna

Ransoine Thomas, laborer, dwl E s Fifteenth Av nr R,
South S. F.

Ranstead Walton, stableman La Grande Laundry, dwl
Thirteenth bet Howard and Folsom

Rantzau Thed. H., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont

Rapberg K., baker William Hesler

Raphael A. & Bro. (Abraham it Nathan), merchant tail-
ors, 141 Fourth

Raphael Aaron, expi'essman, 539 California, dwl 153
Shipley

Raphael Abraham (A. Raphael & Bro.), dwl 345 Clem-
entina

Raphael Bertha Miss, teacher Tyler St. Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 1220 Mission

Raphael D. D., salesman Henry D. Raphael, &\v\ 314
Bush

Raphael George G., salesman Isaac Raphael, dwl 1045
Folsom

Raphael Harris, tailor, dwl 81 Stevenson, rear

Raphael Isaac, clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 547
Washington, dwl i045 Folsom

Raphael Isidor, cigars and tobacco, 430 Keamy, dwl 750
Folsom

Raphael John J. , clerk Tilden & Wilson, dwl 1116 Keamy

Raphael L., dwl 734 Vallejo, rear

Raphael Louis, dwl 1401 Powell

Raphael Louis (A. Lewut ■!■ Co.), dwl 300 Stockton

Raphael Louis, tailor, 602 Broadway, dwl 612 Broadway

Raphael Moms, dwl 1220 Mission

Raphael Nathan (A. Raphael it Bro.), dwl 340 Clem

Raphael Nathan, clerk G. M. Josseljii & Co., dwl 1220
Mission «

Raphael P. Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School, dwl
1220 Mission

Raphael Robert, foreman molder Rlsdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 142i Fourth

Raphael Robert R., salesman Isaac Raphael, dwl 1045 Fol

Raphael Salle, clerk Isidor Raphael, dwl 750 Folsom

Rapheld Levi, butcher, dwl 521 Octavia

Raportii , dwl 631 Brhadway

Rapozo Manuel S., shoemaker, dwl 116 Jackson

Rapp Adolph, jeweler William Baehr & Co., dwl 281 Minna

Rapp August, hostler Arthur Marshall, dwl S s Cadell Al-
ley nr Union

Rapp Charles, machinist, dwl 2506 Post

Rapp Charles A., hairdresser Charles K. Zimmer, dwl 717
Stockton

Rapp F., dwl 205 Hyde

Rapp Jacob, expressman, cor Sutter and Keamy, dwl N
8 Byington bet Webster and Fillmore

Rapp Jacob J., carrier Evening Bulletin and Morning
Call, dwl 228 Bush

Rapp John H. , tailor Bullock & Jones, dwl 836 Green

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

RAP

674

RAY

Rapp Julius, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, dwl 1022

McAllister
Rapp .Julius F., hairdresser Gallagpher & Armann, dwl

1022 McAllister
Rapp Nettie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 837 Folsom
Roi>paz Mcirris, waiter Peter Job & Co., dwl 630 Eddy
Rappe Alphonse, blacl<smith, dwl 10 Polk Lane
Rappin Gabriel, physician, dwl 1517 Stockton
Ra])iio Peter, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Ra])pold Charles, iroimiolder, dwl 19 Natoma
Rappold John, manuf shoes, 67 New Mont, res Oakland
Ram J. P., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 106 Cali-
fornia room 16
Rasatta J., gardener, cor Guerrero and Fifteenth
Rasche Charlotte Mrs., dwl 1221 Bush
Rasche Ferdinand (Weyand it Ji.), dwl 612 Seventh
Rasche Henry, pianotuner, dwl 909 Bush
Raschen Frederick, clerk Herman Sagehom, dwl 520

Union
Raschen Henry, clerk Continental Hotel, 519 Pacific
Raschen L., clerk John H. Meyer, dwl NW cor Third and

Townsend
Raschen LUder, clerk Henrj' F. Kappke, dwl 737 Union
Raschen Martin, clerk Georg-e F. Kriete, dwl 839 Vallejo
Raschig-ni F., liquor saloon, dwl 631 Broadway
Rasehke Gustav, liquor saloon, 629 Front
Raser Louis, liquor merchant, dwl 16 St. Mary, rear
Rasin Christopher, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Rask Anton, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific
Rask John O. , porter Bacon & Co. , dwl 218 Pacific
Rasmus Charles, master mariner, dwl 100 Jackson
Rasmus Mikkelsen, cabinetmaker, dwl 207 Mont Av
Rasmussen Christian, coachman Charles Land, 553 Har
Rasmussen Erasmus P. {Okerlund & R.), dwl Francisco

bet Powell and Mason
Rasmussen Freda, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Rasmussen George J., tailor, dwl 6 Miles Court
Rasmussen Herman, blacksmith Michael Garrick, dwl 57

Jessie
Rasmussen James, mate schr Golden Gate, dwl 230 Fran-
cisco
Rasmussen John, plasterer, dwl 314 Union
Rasmussen John P., captain schr Golden Gate, dwl 230

Francisco
Rasmussen Jorgen, farmer, dwl NE cor Washington and

Drumm
Rasmussen Nicholas, upholsterer, dwl 22 Turk
Rasmussen Nils A. , waiter Harry Scott, 146 Second
Rasmussen Peter (Rasintisaen tfc Co.), dwl 7 Telegraph PI
Rasmussen Peter, bootmaker, 339 Third
Rasmussen Peter, carpenter, dwl 103 Sacramento
Rasmussen Rasmus, captain Black Diamond Coal Co.'s

tugboat Rabboni, dwl 240i Perry
Rasmussen Theodore, upholsterer, dwl 314 Union
Rasmussen & Co. (Peter Ras^ntissen i: Mattheiv J. Lo-
gan), commission and wholesale dealers produce,

grain and feed, 222 Clay
Rasner Henry C, patternmaker Union Iron Works, dwl

303 Bryant
Rasol John, coffee saloon and chop house, 3 Clay
Rass George D., sawyer Kragen & Co., dwl 344i Seventh
Rassaro M. S., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 106

California room 16
Rassette E. Mme., furnished rooms, 11 Kearny
Rassler Henry, dwl 210 Dupont

Rassol John, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Rastedt Gustave, teacher music, 759 Clay, res Oakland
Rastrick'John, cook, dwl 1006 Kearny
Ratcliffe W. Mrs/, fancy goods, dwl 614 Post
Rathbone E. D., dwl 6i4 Kearny
Rathbone Frank, clerk George S. Rathbone, dwl 432

Green
Rathbone George S., wharfinger Folsom St. Wharf, dwl

432 Green
Rathbone J. L., dwl 1221 Bush
Rathbun H. B. (widow), dwl W.-S Capp bet Nineteenth

teenth and Twentieth
Rathburn Frank L., laborer, dwl 562 Natoma
Rathburn Newniann A., laborer Club Stables, 409 Taylor,

dwl 524 Jones
Rathjen Henry, salesman Fred Meyer & Bro., dwl NE

cor Powell and Francisco
Rathjes Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 922

Bryant
Rathsher Frederick, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Ratigan Edward, stonecutter David Moore, dwl NW cor

Bush and .Scott
Ratigan James, laborer, dwl W s Ninth nr Folsom
Ratigan Patrick, laborer, dwl 424 Shipley

Ratigan Patrick, painter, dwl 111 Jessie

Ratigan Thomas, laborer, dwl 424 Shipley

Ratigan William, clerk, dwl 424 Shipley

Rattaman John, seaman schr Free Trade, Green St.

Wharf
Rattan V., assistant teacher Girls' High School
Rattapi Pierre, laborer, dwl 728 Pacific
Ratten Charles, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, dwl 402

Sixth
Rattenberrv William H. , with Allen, Breck & «o., dwl

240 Taylor
Rattigan John, dwl 242 Clementina
Rattigan Michael, laborer, dwl 1125 Harrison
Rattigan Thomas, polisher Folsom Laundry, S s Sixteenth

nr Valencia
Rattler Lewis, Rattler's Wine Parlor, 334 Bush
Rattlesnake Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake to., Cal.), An-
drew Baird secretary, office 304 California
Ratto B. & Co. {Jerome Queirolo), manufacturers crack-
ers, 427 Pacific
Ratto Bartolomeo {B. Ratto it Co.), dwl 4^7 Pacific
Ratto Ettore, waiter Orazio & Cadenasso, dwl 432 Vallejo
Ratto John, drayman, 421 Battery, dwl 420 Vallejo
Ratto Louis, cook Orazio & Cadenasso, dwl 432 Vallejo
Ratto Otto, waiter Orazio k Cadenasso, dwl 432 Vallejo
Ratz Frederick, hairdresser Patrick O'SuUivan, dwl S s

Natoma bet Eighth and Ninth
Rau Adolph H. (Ran A Todt). dwl 344 TowTisend
Rau Louisa (widow), furnished rooms, 302 OFarrell
Rau & Todt (.4 (?o?^/i H. Rau and John Todt), cutlers,

locksmiths, and bellhaugers, 119 LeidesdorS
Raubinger Bernhard, drayman, 521 Sacramento, dwl 618

Chestnut, rear
Raubinger William, drajTnan, 521 Sacramento, dwl 618

Lombard, rear
Ranch George, tinsmith Laverj' & Reineger, dwl 1052j^

Howard
Raue Frederick, shoemaker, dwl 35 Morton
Raught William, captain stm San Joaquin, office 3 Miss
Raum George E., salesman George O. McMullin & Co.,

114 California
Raum John M., office 426 Montgomery, dwl 1104 Mar'set
Raun Edward T. {Kenitzer & R.), dwl 601 California
Raup W. P. , carpenter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post
Rausch Conrad, fruits, 1328 Stockton
Rausch Frank, helper Savage & Son, dwl 28 Minna
Raus(^ John, expressman, SE cor Pacific and Montgom-
ery, dwl cor Leavenworth and Broadway
Rausch Mary Miss, dwl 2116 Howard
Rai*ch Otto, compositor California Demokrat, dwl 519

Montgomery
Rausch Samuel, peddler, dwl 13 Varenne
Rausch Street Hotel, Wm. Blair proprietor, 32 Rausch
Rauschen Henry J., tailor, dwl 3 Marj' Lane
Rauscher Louis, clerk J. Drucker & Co., dwl NW cor

Fourth and Brannan
Ravanni Robert, stonecutter Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl 456

Union
Ravaroni Rosie Miss, dressmaker, dwl NW cor Polk and

Vallejo
Ravekes David (Whittier, Fuller <t Co.), dwl 317 Fremont
Ravel August, laborer Occidental Laundrj', SE cor Filbert

and Octavia
Raven G., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Ravene Henry, captain brig Timandra, dwl 1519 Tyler
Ravenna, GhirardeHi & Co. {yincent Ravenna, Anthmiy
GhirardeUi, and L. Ruern), manufacturers macca-
roni, vermicelli, etc. , 421 and 423 Battery
Ravenna Leonardi, dwl 1508 Dujiont
Ravennia Ricco, laborer, dwl 448 Union
Ravenna Vincent (Ravenna, GhirardeUi tt: Co.), dwl 926

Pacific
Ravens Daniel, seaman, dwl 116 Pacific
Ravezani Emilio, painter, dwl 1514 Dupont
Rawl Bernard, shipcarpenter Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 14 Fol
Rawlings Frank, calker Middlemas & Boole, dwl 513

Biyant
Rawlings John, dwl SW cor Nineteenth and Diamond
Rawlins Robert J., foreman annealing room U. S. Mint,

dwl 1165 Mission
Rawlinson Peter, carpenter, dwl 320 Fifth
Rawlinson William S., carpenter, dwl 320 Fifth
Rawson George B., drajmian Frank Bros. & Co., dwl 1616

Jackson
RAWSON .H'LIl'S A., real-estate agent and money-
broker, office 605 Clay, dwl 24 Silver
Ray Adolph, clerk, dwl 1413 Stockton
Ray Alfred W. , real estate, dwl 521 Turk

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Goods,

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Zeamy, Established 1862.

RAY

675

REA

Ray C. H., seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Kay (.;harles, clerk, <l\vl 425 Turk

Bay Charles T., st^x-kbroker, dwl 120 Tyler

Ray E., miner, dwl 29 Turk

Ray Edward, clerk, dwl IS Turk

Ray Ki^ierick E., clerk Aujfuslus M. Kurtz, dwl SW cor
Turk and Hyde

Ray Frederick J. (A'n;/ .(• Bro.), dwl W a Castro bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth

Ray Henrj-, baker Kuss House, dwl 257 Stevenson

Ray J., laborer A. F. S|>car & Co., 218 Ununm

Ray James, \ii)h(ilsterer, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Valencia

Ray John, dwl 408 Broadway

Ray Joseph W., law student Joseph M.Wood, dwl SW cor
Vallejo and liuehanan

Ray Margaret Miss, laundress Henry A. Henderson, dwl
2ti Ritch

Ray Maria Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl 25
Haight

Ray N., clerk, dwl C07 Ellis

Ray Robert, tillemian Hook and Ladder Co. Xo. 1 S. F.
F. I)., dwl 22()"Furrell

Ray Robert, watchman, dwl 439 .Shipley, rear

Ray T., clerk, dwl 325 O'Farrell

Ray William, dwl 208 Second

Rav William, steward Pacific Mail S. S. China

Ray William A. {Kay J: Bru.), dwl W s Castro bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth

Ray William S., manufacturer cabooses and stoves, 3
Stcuart (and Ray ct Morrill), dwl 25 Haight

Ray Winslow, master brijj Hesperia, office 34 Market

Ray & Brother (William A. and Frfderick J.), lumber,
NE cor Main and Howard

Ray & Morrill (William S. Kay and Samuel S. iforrill),
proprietors O. K. Foundry, 22? Main

Raycheskie Gilbert L, junk, dwl 34 Langton

Raycheskie Henry, peddler, dwl 34 Lanjjton

Ravcheskie Jennie Miss, dwl 34 Langton

Rave Alfred P. (^fo^^ntain ■£• K.), dwl W s Polk bet Turk
and Tyler

Baye Robert F., waiter Alf ed W. ilanning, dwl 681 Miss

Raynu)nd Anton, milkranch.W s Arkansas nr Napa

Rajnnond Barut, market, 1402 Stockton

RajTiiond David, night watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
dwl N s Twelfth Av bet N and P, South S. F.

Raymond Domingos, dwl W s Arkansas nr Napa

Raymond Francis, printer, dwl ,509 Washington )k

Raymond Francisco, machinist Union Iron Works

BavTOond Frank, clerk, dwl S s Sacramento bet Devisa-
dero and Broderick

RAY.MO.\l> <iiKOK(>E A., commission merchant and
agent ilacneale & Urban's safes, locks, and vaults,
121 California, dwl 1619 Larkin

Raymond l.W. , manager Safe Deposit Co., office SE cor
California and Montgomery, dwl ICll Larkin

RaiTuond John, blacksmith new U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, dwl 75 Clementina

Raymond John, shoemaker, dwl 807 Mission

BajTuond Joseph, laborer, dwl 2112 Bush

Raymond L. Chester, physician, office and dwl 523 Fol

RajTnond Pliny, carpenter, dwl 21 Turk

Raymond Richard, expressman, NE cor Davis & Wash-
ington, dwl NE cor Alta and Montgomery

RajTnond S., clerk, dwl 101 Mason

Rajiuond Samuel A., mining, dwl 601 Polk

Raj-mond Walter, seaman, dwl Johnson PI nr Harrison

Ba\-mond William P. , flour dealer, dwl 702 Post

RAlMO.\» * ELY NI.MXi CO. (Pioche, Nev.),
T. W. Colbum secretarj-, office 418 California

Raymond. See Ramon

Raynaud Alexander, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

RajTiaud Felix, silversmith, dwl 1804 Taylor

BajTiaud W. F., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. C'olinia

Rayner Charles, shoemaker, dwl 12 Washington

Rayner Edward S., clerk Eugene P. Murphy, dwl 1432
Jackson

Raynor Andreas B., capitalist, dwl 113 Mason

RajTior Charles, business agent, 703 Mission, dwl 709 Miss

Raynor Charles, seaman, dwl 28 Clay

Raynor D. C, helper William C. Forsyth, dwl 1141 Miss

BajTior Joel, contractor and housemover, dwl 1141 Miss

Baynor M. C. Mrs., dwl 930 Market

Baj-nor William S., salesman Treadwell k Co., dwl 1001
Sutter

Razzetto Fortunato, liquor saloon, 526 Market, and super-
intendent Metropolitan Market, dwl 1222 Kearny

Razzetto John, laborer Michael Keams, dwl 18 Lafayette
PI

Razzetto Peter, fish dealer, dwl 18 Lafayette PI

Bazzo Christopher, farmer, E s old San 3os6 Boad nr

Ocean Beach Road
Rea A., stockbroker, dwl 824 Howard
Uea E. F. (Barron .(• Kea), dwl 732i Vallejo
Rea Frank, actor, dwl 6 Fella PI
Rea Luis, printer, dwl 12 Varenne
Rea Robert, dwl 421 Stockton
Rea. See Ray, Raye, and Reay
Read Asher B., miilwTight Cal. Planing Mills
Read Charles, nightwatchman, SW cor Market and Steu
Read Charles, tinsmith John G. lis, dwl 734 \'allejo, rear
Read Charles C, clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, 105

Stockton, dwl 319 Fremont
Read E., clerk, dwl Overland House
Read Edward, traveling agent, dwl 22 Turk
Read Edward B., salesman Richard Patrick & Co., dwl E

s Fillmore bet Post and Sutter
REAIt ELLIS, importer and commission merchant, 310

Clav, dwl S s Chestnut bet Jones and Leavenworth
Read Fanny, milliner Mrs. G. W. Cowles, 114 Third
Read Francis, dwl 31!) Fremont
Read F'rank W., bookkeeper Steams & Smith, dwl 15 Glen

Park Av ,

Read George, grocer, dwl 429 Clementina
Read James, seaman, dwl 421 Drumm
Read Jane (widow), milliner Miss Lizzie Carter, dwl 502

Minna
Read John A., corresponding clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,

dwl 518 Third
Read John T., wharfinger Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl 504

Davis
Read John H., with Cal. Powder Works, 314 Cal
Read J. Robert, secretarj- Countr>- Real Estate Associates,

office NE cor California and Davis, dwl 2115 Bush
Read Llovd, clerk Samuel'j. Clarke Jr., dwl Russ House
Read P., "driver Sutter St. R. R., 1304 Polk
Read Robert, carpenter, dwl S s Sixteenth Av nr P, South

S. F.
Read Robert, clerk Glasgow Iron and Metal Importing Co.
Read Rowland F., dwl 15 Glen Park Av
Read WiHiam, carpenter, dwl 73 Tehama
Read Winficld S., traveling agent Gilbert & Moore, res

Alameda
Reade Dennis, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 720 Third
Reade Elizabeth (widow), furnished rooms, dwl 525i How
Reade James, expressman, NW cor California and San-
son!, dwl 612 Second
Reade N. B., paperhanger Frank G. Edwards, dwl 1704

Powell
Reade. See Reed, Reid, and Wrede
Reader James A., expressman, dwl 350 Brannan'
Readey Jeremiah, blacksmith John Olquist, dwl N s Fil-
bert bet Fillmore and Buchanan
Reading George, carpenter Jensen & Lawton, dwl 527

Sacramento
Reading James, plumber and gasfitter, 10 Brenham PI
Reading Joseph, jeweler, dwl 430 Geary
Reagan Henrietta, trimmings, 2011 Mission
Reagan John, restaurant, 22 Montgomery
Reagan Julius R., restaurant, 614 Montgomery, dwl^SW

cor Solano and Jersej'
Reagan. See Regan

Reagh Edward W. , carpenter, dwl 157 Shipley
Real Charles, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES THE, William Hollis

president, office 304 Montgomen'
REAL ES'J'ATE CIRCIL.iR (monthly), Thomas Ma-
gee publisher and proprietor, office 210 Mont
Real Phillip, laborer Pac. Wool Depot, dwl 613 Third
Reale Angelo, tinsmith, dwl 537 Vallejo
Reale Antonio, clerk, dwl 1107 Keamj'
Reale John, tin.smith, dwl 531 Vallejo
Reale Paolo, liquor saloon, dwl 1107 Kearny
Reale Paul (Cliarlen Cuneo d; Co.), dwl 1107 Kearny
Reamer Frederick, cook J. & J. Brady, dwl 530 Green
Reaney William, packer quartermaster's department U.

S. A., dwl 340 Dorland
Reanni John, tinsmith, dwl 531 Green, rear
Reap Thomas, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Reardon B. Mrs., janitress Fourth St. Primarj- School
Reardon Bartholomew, laborer superintendent streets
Reardon Daniel, shoemaker Einstein Brothers & Co., dwl

W s Brjaiit Av bet Harrison and Bryant
Reardon David, blacksmith, dwl 58 Jessie
Reardon Dennis, boilemiaker, dwl .568 Mission
Reardon Dennis, laborer, dwl W s Jersey bet El Dorado

and Alameda
Reardon Dennis, laborer, dwT 119 Ivy Av
Reardon Dennis, liquor saloon, 333 Ritch

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont{;;omery cor. Merchant -'

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Reardon Dennis, seaniap, dwl 238 Steuart

Reardon Dennis, soapnialier Lucy & Donne'ly, dwl cor

Hampshire and Jersey
Reardon Dennis, teamster, dwl N s Linden Av bet^ Octa-

via and Goucfh
Reardon Ellen (widow), dwl 1 Chatham PI
Reardon Eu;jrene, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
Reardon.J^rederick, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat

Island
Reardon Garnett, stevedore, dwl S\V cor Castro and

Twenty-fifth
Reardon George, plumber, dwl 1 Chatham PI
Reardon Harry V., law student, dwl 1617 Larkin
Reardon Isabella (widow), dwl 430 Shipley
Reardon J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Reardon James, carrepairer Central Pacific R. R., dwl

243 Tehama
Reardon James, laborer, dwl 833 Miller PI
Reardon James, varieties, 314 Fifth
Reardon Jeremiah, restaurant, dwl 1190 Broadway
Reardon Jeremiah J., plumber, dwl 1 Chatham PI
Reardon John, dwl 155 Silver
Reardon John, dwl 154 First
Reardon John, laborer, dwl 781 Mission
Reardon John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Reardon John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Reardon John, livery stable, dwl 414j Shipley
Reardon John, shoemaker, dwl 609 Grove
Reardon John, waiter Grand Hotel
Reardon John J., engineer Anton Kreig, dwl E s San

Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Reardon John J., groceries and liquors, NW cor Third

and Ever.ett, dwl 758iIowaftl
Reardon John P., wood and coal, dwl 313 Mason
Reardon Margaret (widow), dwl 12 Antonio
Reardon Mary (widow), dwl 44 Tehama
Reardon Michael, hostler J. cS: R. Smith, dwl 344 Brannan
Reardon Michael, laborer, dwl 12 Antonio
Reardon Michael, laborer J. F. Haycock & Co., dwl 15

Hinckley
Reardon Michael, laborer superintendent streets
Reardon Owen, laborer, dwl 928 Folsom
Reardon Patrick, laborer, dwl 28 First
Reardon Patrick, peddler, dwl 1 Lick
Reardon Richard, dwl 18 Antonio
Reardon Robert, boatswain Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Reardon T., farmer, dwl 527 Sacramento
Reardon Timothj', plasterer, dwl 14^ Filbert
Reardon Timothv, seaman, dwl 238 "Steuart
REARDOX TIMOTHY H., attorney at law, office

036 Clay room 5, dwl 216 Bush
Rearey Thomas, dwl 13 Freelon
Reaser Christopher, gardener, dwl old San Jos6 Road nr

Industrial School
Reasoner Henrj- A., machinist F. I. Currj-, dwl 223 Eighth
Reaume Isaac, bootmaker Hatch & Lexow, dwl 48 Louisa
Reaume Louis, shoemaker Joseph Lemoges, dwl 28 Louisa
Reath George (Fletcher <S: B.\ dwl N s St. Charles PI
Reaves William, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, dwl 2513

Bush
Reavey James, gilder S. & G. Gump, dwl 13 Freelon
Reavey M. (widow), dwl 18 Freelon
Reavey Thomas, machinist, dwl 18 Freelon
Reavis William H., confectioner Schroder & Albrecht, dwl

677 Harrison
Reay Joseph W. , capitalist, dwl 1432 Sutter
Rebaud Frederick, laundryman Lick House
Reber Jacob, driver Scott & Hall, dwl SW cor Steuart aud

Folsom
Rebham Andrew, hairdressing saloon, NW cor Twentj'-

second and Folsom, dwl W s Treat Av bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Rebholtz Lawrence, painter, dwl 510 Post, rear
Rebman John, carpenter Terrill & Slaven, 717 Seventeenth
Reboul Joseph, civil engineer, office 712 Sansom
Rebstock Adam, stonecutter, dwl 22 Turk
Rebstock Adolph, stonecutter, dwl SE cor Sacramento

and Central Av
Rebstock John, tailor, dwl 1020 Stockton
Rebut Amand, proptr Pacific Laundry, NW cor Green-
wich and Gough
Rech Joseph, clerk, dwl 25 Hinckley
Rechevonte L., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Reohflska Flora, dwl W s Steiner bet Sutter and Bush
Rechter John, carpenter and builder, 630 Broadway, dwl

634 Broadway •

Recines Ivan, laundryman City and County Hospital

Reck George, fterk, dwl 233 Ritch
Reck Honora (widow), housekeeper, dwl 269 Clara .
Reckenbeil & Schneider (Frederick ReckenbeU and Bern-
hard Schneider), liquor saloon, NE cor Clay and Mont
Reckenbeil Frederick (Reckenbeil ct Schneider), dwl 624

Ash Av t

Reckhow Isaac, foreman C. James King of Wm., dwl 621

Pine
Reckman Amandus, groceries and liquors, cor Folsom

and Beale
Reckman John, porter Heynemann & Co., dwl 509 Stock-
ton
Record B. B. , expressman, dwl E s Steiner bet O'Farrell

and Geary
Record Edmund, dwl 221 Seventh
Record J. E., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
RECORDER <'ITY AND COUXTY, office SE cor

Kearny and Washington
Recreation Grounds, Adolph F. Beguhl proptr, SE cor

Folsom and Twenty-fifth
Rector Alonzo H., stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl

064 Folsom •

Rector Delos Dwight, carpenter Frear Stone Co., dwl 964

Folsom
Rector Robert, waiter Palace Hotel
Rector R. V., clerk, dwl 242 Taylor
Recto wald Herman, laborer Code, Elfelt & Co., dwl SW

cor Oak and Buchanan
RED .ME\ IlIFROTED ORDER, hall N s Post bet

Stockton and Powell
RED MEX IXDEPEXDENT ORDER, hall 510 Bush
RED ME.X'S HALL AS.SOt'IATIOX, office N s Post

bet Stockton and Powell
Red Cross Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.

(Storey Co., Nev.), Thad S. Fitch secretarj', office 240

Montgomery
Red Hill Hydraulic Mining and Water Co. (Butte Co.,

Cal.), office 318 California room 13
Red Hill Hydraulic Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), Walton

G. Hughes secretary, office 309 California room 6
Red Jacket Mining Co. (Idaho), William Willis secretary,

office 309 Montgomery room 29
Red Mountain Quicksilver Mining Co. (Stanislaus Co.,

Cal.), office 309 California room 6
Red Star Steamship Co., J. R. Erringer Jr. agent, office

238 Montgomery
RedbejK William, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Reddan George, carpenter Terrill & Slaven, 717 Seven-
teenth
Reddan H. W., bookkeeper, dwl 329 Fourth, rear
Reddan John, driver, 513 Sansom, dwl 3 Camp nr Second

Av
Reddic Benjamin, laborer, dwl W s and nr San Miguel

Station
Redding Andrew, laborer, dwl 65 Clementina, rear
Redding Benjamin B., land agent Central Pac. and South-
ern Pac. R. R. , office NE cor Fourth and Towiisend,

dwl 1604 Howard
Redding Charles, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 6J

Freelon
Redding E. J. Mrs., dressmaker, 47 Clara
Redding Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker Elizabeth Schmidt,

dwl 65.T Clementina
Redding Michael, dwl 1413 California
Redding Mathew J., dwl 111 Olive Av
Redding Wilfred S., clerk, dwl 1214 Jackson
Redding Winfield S., wool and hides, office N s Townsend

bet Fifth and Sixth, dwl 1214 Jackson
Reddington Francis, blacksmith, dwl 230 Fell
Reddington John H., groceries and liquors, SW cor

Twenty-fifth and Columbia
Reddington Joseph, blacksmith ^Etna Iron Works, dwl 18

Clinton
Reddington William, laborer, dwl 1617 Mason, rear
Reddington. See Redington
Reddish Thomas J., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl

609 Powell
Reddocks William H., restaurant, 763 Mission, dwl 308

Tehama
Reddon Charles, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
Reddon William B. , commercial traveler, dwl Lick House
Reddy Isma Miss, dwl 200 Minna

Reddy James, milkman William Hale3', dwl NW cor Green-
wich and Buchanan
Reddy John, laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.,

dwl N s Pixley PI nr Fillmore
Reddy John, liquor saloon, SW cor Beale and Bryant
Reddy John, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 140 Shipley

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

1. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Reddy Michael^ milkman, dwl S a Pixley H bet Steiner
and Fillmore

Redell Alfred, woodcarver Georg-o F. Atkinson, dwl 79
E\erctt

Redenberger P., peddler, dwl 921 J Folsom

Redfleld fYaiicis S. , master mariner, office 122 California,
dwl 1915 Taylor

Redfleld J. B., jiaj-niaster stm Ilassler U. S. coast survey,
214 Stockton

Redington Charles C, entrj'clerk Custom House, dwl 917
Powell

Redington Charles H., pajTiiaster Western Development
Co., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 1, res
Oakland

Redin^non Frank, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 18
Clinton

Redington Henrj- D., clerk Redington & Co., dwl 510
Lark in

BEDl.\(iTO.\ JOHX II., president Redington Quick-
silver Mining Co., office .5211 Market {and Jlediiigton
i(- Co.), dwl SW cor Franklin & California

Redjngton Joseph, blacksmith ..li^tna Iron Works, dwl 18
Clinton

REMXiTOX QI'irKSItVEK CO. (Knoxville, Napa
Co.), John H. Redington president, Horatio P. Liver-
more treasurer, office 531 Market

Redington William P. {liedingtvn <{• Co.), dwl Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel

BEDI.WTOX A CO. (John H.Redinrjton, Andrew G.
Cuffln, Ixnac S. Oijin, George W. Smith, William
Gi'dry, Saiaxml HeiUhu and U'iUiam P. Ji';dinjton),
importers and jobbers drugs and medicines, sole
agents Hostetter's, Drake's and Vinegar Bitters, and
dealers quicksilver, 529 and 531 Market

Redlein Nicholas, laborer, dwl 534 Jfatoma

Redlich Stanislaus, dwl 323 Sutter

Redlinger Edward, liquor saloon, 925 Kearny, dwl 530
Green

Redlingt-on Thomas, cellar foreman Locke & Montague,
dwl 321 Capp, rear

Redman Augustus, butcher Moses Selig, dwl Eighth Av
bet M and N, South S. F.

Redman Dennis, tailor, dwl 130 Fern Av

Redman John, tailor, dwl 1310 Guerrero

Redman M., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 21S Drumm

Redman Mary L. Miss, dressmaker Fratinger & Noll, dwl
8G8 Mission ^

Redman Patrick, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 13<Ffem
Av

Redmond Edward, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co.

Redmond Elizabeth (widow), dwl 505 Franklin

Redmond John, laborer, dwl 140j Shipley

Redmond John Mrs., dwl 120 Seventh

Redmond John J., dr\'-goods dealer, dwl 462 Slinna

RED.MO\D JOSEPH II., proprietor tugboats, office
100 Steuart, dwl 424 Fremont

Redmond Maggie F., tailoress Kenny & Sheahan, dwl 572
Folsom

Redmond Michael, contractor, dwl 1621 Washington

Redmond Michael, stevedore, dwl S s Day bet Church
and Sanchez

Redmond P^ter, fireman, dwl 541 First

Redmond Timothy, laborer, dwl 56 Clara

Redmond William T., tinsmith B. C. Austin, dwl 1024 Pac

Redola Andrew, seaman, dwl 3 Washington

Redpath J. C. , Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post

Redpath William, shipcarpenter, dwl 4444 Brannan

Redstone William, sailmaker John S. Blakiston, dwl Russ
House

Redward F. H. , carpenter, dwl 1 61 Second

Redwine Lewis P., merchant tailor, 1602 Pacific Av, dwl
274 Jessie

Redwood Charles, carpenter, dwl 161 Second

Reeb Elias {lieeb Jk Weidenreich), dwl .502 Bush

Reeb & Weidenreich {Etias Reeb and Solomon Weiden-
reich), Diamond Shirt Facton,% 539 Market

Reece John, hairdressiug saloon, 402 Pacific, dwl Valen-
cia bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth

Reece Rebecca (widow), dwl 40C Green

Reece. See Reese and Reis

Reed , printer, dwl 5 Central PI

Reed A. (widow), dwl 44^ Zoe

Reed A. (widow), dwl W s Fifteenth Av nr P, South S. F.

Reed A., tinsmith S. F. Gaslight Co., dwl 812 Jessie

Reed Abner, real estate, dwl NE cor Ninth and Natoma

Reed Abraham, seaman, dwl 10 Washington

Reed Alexander, teamster Gibson & Co.

Reed Ahin B., driver Bowen Brothers, dwl 1706 Polk

Reed Austin R. , teacher, dwl 1223 Folsom

Reed Benjamin H., real estate, dwl NAV cor Howard and

Twenty-sixth
Reed Charles, liquor saloon, dwl 106 Jackson
Ueetl Charles, minstrel Maguire's Opera House
Reed Cliarlcs, nnisician, dwl 44J Zoe
Reed Charles, strectsprinkler, dwl i)14 Larkin
Reed Charles, upholsterer, dwl 714J Clementina
Reed Charles, watchman Oregon S. S. Co'.
Reed Charles E. H., captain brig Deacon, office pier 10

Steuart, dwl 1022 Washington
Reed Clem, waiter Palace Hotel
Keed E. B. Mrs., boarding, 700 California
Reed Edward {Bvler .(• Heed), dwl 221 Sixth
Reed Everett, machinist Charles W. Thomas, dwl 646

Howard
Reed F. H., purser stm Oriflamme, Oregon S. S. Co., dwl

800 Filbert
Reed F. M., dwl Morton House
Reed Francis, cigars and tobacco. What Cheer House, dwl

1 August Alley
Reed Frank, coojjer Lawrence Felvey, dwl 14 O'Farrell
Reed G., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Potrero
Reed George, dwl 700 California
Keed George, waiter Uuss House '
Reed George, woodcarver, dwl 513 Howard, rear
ReedG. M., dwl 317 Bush

Reed George S., clerk Macondray & Co., dwl 1700 Polk
Reed George W., clerk Henry T. AVlieeler, dwl 932 Pac
Reed George W., law student Thomas V. O'Brien, res

Oakland
Reed H., dwl 424 Sansom
Reed Henrv, coalpasser stm Mohongo, Broadway St.

Wharf"
Reed J. , dwl Commercial Hotel
Reed J., dwl 120 Fourth
Reed Jacob, seaman, dwl 9 Broadway
Reed Jame-, expressman, dwl 012 Second
Reed James, second engineer stm El Capitan, Oakland

Fern,-, dwl 519 Brannan
Reed James W., butcher S. Solomon, dwl 917 Jones
Reed James W., carpenter, dwl Stevenson nr Brady
Reed Jesse C, refiner Pac. Refinerj' and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 51 Tliird
Reed J. G., barkeeper, dwl SW cor Stockton and Wash
Reed J. H., mail agent, dwl Russ House
Reed John, boatbuilder, 310 Main
Reed John, calker Boole & AVebster
Reed John, hackdriver D. Stewart, dwl 34 Raiisch
Reed John, peddler, dwl 670 Bnant
Reed John S., refiner Pacific Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 873 Mission
Reed John, seaman, dwl 9 Broadway
Reed Joseph, lodgings, 326 Sansom
Reed Josejih L., real-estate agent, office 422 Montgomery,

dwl 110^ Park Av
Reed Lafayette W., teacher Valencia Grammar School,

dwl 15 Twenty-second
Reed Michael, barkeeper, dwl 509 Washington
Reed N., clerk, dwl 414 Jones
Reed Olof, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Reed Owen, bricklayer, dwl S s Henry bet Fourteenth

and Fifteenth
Reed Robert, commercialbroker, office Rotunda Mer-

' chants' Exchange, dwl 1015 Stockton
Reed Robert, whitener, dwl 42 First
Reed Rufus, carpenter, dwl 3 Mason
Reed Samuel, dwl 130 O'Farrell

Reed Thomas, carpenter, dwl E s Stevenson nr Hermann
Reed Thomas, cook, dwl 71 Fourth
Reed Thomas C, cook John Maison, dwl 269 Stevenson
REED THOMAS J., editor Morning Call, 517 Clay.

dwl 917i Filbert
Reed Walter B., assayer Falkenau &Reese,dwl llOJ Park

Av
Reed W. H., dwl Grand Hotel
Reed William, dwl 1303 Montgomerr
Reed \\niliam {Reed <!■ Co.), dwl 211 Seventeenth
Reed MSUiam, engineer, dwl N s Twenty-eighth nr Church
Reed William, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl

Chestnut nr Van Ness Av
Reed William, paperhanger, dwl 438 Union, rear
Reed William, toll collector Mission Bridge Co., res Oak

land R

Reed William A., carpenter, dwl N s Bush bet Scott and

Devisadero
Reed William C, ganger U. S. Internal Revenue, dwl

1819 Pine
Reed William M., conductor Central Pac. R. R., dwl 1819

Pine

JAMES &. STEELE &, CO., Chemists, removed to ITo. 315 Kearny St.

D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchant

Rood & Co. ( William. Heed and John Bonner), junk

dealers, 1122 Mission
Reed. Sje Read, Reaile, Reid, and Wrede
Keode Charles H., trunkmakor, dwl 211) Ritch
Reedel Christopher, sausajfcs, 1412 Dup, dwl .')22 Filbert
Keedt Heniy, bakery, cor Mission and Thirtieth
Reedy John, laborer Central Pac. R. R.
Reedy Michael,- laborer, dwl S s Eighteenth nr Hartford
ReoJy William, liquor saloon, 741 5'olsoni
Reeff Thomas, laborer Georjre H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Reegan Patrick, cooper Hofjan & Co., dwl 17 Natoma
Reel Charles, captain barkentine Monitor, pier 0 Steuart,

dwl 913 Greenwich
Reel Patrick, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 1 Harlan PI
Reen Annie M. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 8 Turk
Reen Daniel, carpetweaver Alexander MacKay, dwl 8

Turk
Reenecker .John, shoemaker, dwl 866 Folsom
Reeney William, foreman clothing department U. S. A.,

NW cor Stockton and O'Farrell, dwl 340 Dorland
Reerer Vicente, fisherman, dwl 49 Clay
Rees Daniel, bookkeeper Humorist, 622 Clay, dwl 1429

Dupont
Rees Edmund, lettercarrior Post-office, dwl 801 Vallejo
Rees John, first officer stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Rees John E., lumberyard, E s Mission nr Twenty-seventh,

dwl S s Twenty-sixth nr Bartlett
Rees Joseph, patternmaker A. M. Adams & Co., dwl 740

Broadway
Rees Thomas R., shipcarpenter, dwl 527 Sacramento
Rees William, carpenter, dwl 957 Market
Reesan Frederick, dwl 18 Clara

Reese , boatman, dwl 3 Vallejo

Reese Annie'Miss, dressmaker, dwl 313 Minna

Reese Charles, butcher George AV. Green, dwl 2 Caroline PI

Reese Edwin, receiver Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co.,

dwl 815 Bush
Reese Ferdinand, dwl 360 Jessie
Reese George, dwl 1228 Pine

Reese George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 10 Heron
Reese George, restaurant, 408 Hayes
Reese H., dwl 148 Sixth
Reese Henry, dwl 2.505 California
Reese Henry W. (Falkcna-u tO R.), dwl 737 Howard
Reese Louis, shoemaker, dwl 720 Stockton
Reese Margaret (widow), dwl E s Capp bet Twenty-third

and Twenty-fourth ■
Reese Margaret, domestic Charles Meinecke, 123 Powell
Reese Mary Mrs., seamstress Bullock & Jones, dwl 1206

Stockton
Reese Michael, real estate, office 410 Montgomery room 3,

dwl 722 Washington
Reese Patrick, laborer George H. Wliitney, 114 Steuart
Reese Thomas, dwl 523 O'Farrell
Reese Thomas, furnished rooms, 749 Market
Reese Thomas, rail straightener Pac. Rolling Mills
Reese William, bricklayer, dwl 4,59 Minna
Reese. See Pieese and Reis and Riese
KEE.SE'S BLOt'K. W s Batterj' bet California and Pine
Reety John, blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., 17 Dnmim
Reeve F. C, cook Herman Markwalder, dwl 1226 Market
Reeve Frederick, caliinetmaker, dwl 417 Fifth
Reeve George F. Jr., salesman J. M. Litchfield & Co., dwl

806 Filbert
Reeve Joseph V., printer, dwl 16 Verona PI
Reeve William B., merchant, dwl 1117 Sutter
Reeves C. , driver City R. R.
Reeves Charles Frederick, clerk Jos. L. King & Co., dwl

702 Post
Reeves E., waiter Palace Hotel
Reeves Frederick, foreman West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

417 Fifth
Reeves George M., cooper, dwl 533i Natoma
Reeves James J., gasfitter, dwl 18 Willow Av
Reeves L., driver City R. R. Co., dwl 1451i Minna
Reeves Philip N., shipjoiner, dwl 547 First
Reeves AVilliam, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, dwl 2C13

Bush R

Refat , bricklayer, dwl SW cor Dupont and Vallejo

REFOKM II14iIE\E IHEIUC AL .4\U SIR<UI€AL

IXSTITIjTE, Barlow J. Smith, proprietor, 637 Cal
Regal Caroline Mme., physician, office and dwl 776 How
Regal Louis, ,peddler, dwl 3 Gavin
Regan Catharine, chambeiTnaid Grand Hotel
Regan Cornelius (O'Neil <fc R.), dwl E s Sixth Av nr L,

South S. F.
Regan Cornelius, drayman, dwl 243 Polk
Regan Cornelius, shipwright Thomas Bigley, dwl 101

Minna

Regan liAmo^Regan tt Thninpscm), dwl 700 Jones

Regan Daniel O., helper Union Iron Worts, dwl 30 Jessie

Regan Dennis, hostler Potrero and Bay View R. R.

Regan E'.len Mrs., dwl 23 Taylor

Regan H., laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.

Regan Hannah (widow), dwl 9 St. Mary

Regan Henry, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor
Gough and Haight

Regan Henrj', shoemaker, dwl 519 Mission

Regan J., engineer Pacific Mail S. S. (Jity of Pekin

Regan James, butcher, dwl 117 Perrj-

Regan James, clerk Richard Tobin, dwl S s Ellis bet De-
\'i8adero and Broderick

Reg'an James, engineer, dwl 543 Howard

Regan Jeremiah, butcher Benjamin E. Arnold, dwl Elev-
enth Av nr P, South S. F.

Regan Jeremiah, real estate, dwl 110 Hyde

Regan John, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, res Oakland

Regan John, furniture dealer, dwl 23 Taylor

Regan John, laborer, dwl 62 Everett

Regan John, laborer, dwl 719 Brannan, rear

Regan John, laborer Hinckley & Co.

Regan John, teamster Thomas J. Tuttle, dwl Jessie nr
Sixth

Regan John R. (Regan A Bell), dwl 23 Taylor

Regan John R., student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl
9 St. Mary

Regan Joseph, helper Thomas Bigley, dwl 101 Minna

Regan Kate Miss, student Barnard's Business College

Regan M., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Regan Martin, laborer, dwl 362 Clementina

Regan Martin, laborer, dwl 938 Folsom, rear

Regan Martin, messman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada

Regan Mary, chambermaid Grand Hotel

Regan Michael, expressman, NE cor Sansom and Bush,
dwl S s Twenty-third nr Guerrero

Regan Michael, pantryman stm Ajax, Oregon S. S. Co.

Regan Michael, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada

Regan Patrick, butcher, dwl Eleventh Av nr P, South
S. F.

Regan Patrick, rigger, dwl Green Court

Regan Patrick, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 84 Fern Av-
enue

Regan Patrick, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm

Regan Sarah (widow), dwl 706 Jones

Regan Thomas, dwl 133 Folsom, rear

Regan Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park

Regsfti Thomas, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building

Regan Thomas, machinist Grover & Baker Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwl 1631 Mission

Regan Timothy, boatman, dwl 107 Chambers

Regan William, calker Thomas Bigley, dwl 101 Minna

Regan William, clerk, dwl 110 Hyde

Regan William, laborer Cal. Cracker Co.

Regan & Bell (John R. Regan and Amory F. Bell), fur-
niture and bedding, 12 Stockton

Regan & O'Neill (Cornelius Regan and John O'Neill),
hogranch, cor Fifth Av and L, South S. P.

Regan & Thompson (Daniel Regan aiid Robert M.
Thompson), machinists, 744 Wasliing^n

Regan. See Reagan

Regar J. W., dwl 036 Pacific

P^egend William, peddler, dwl 625 Valejo

Regensburger Alfred E., physician, dwl 123 O'Farrell

Regensburger Babette (widow), dwl 2129 Bush

Regensburger David H., attorney at law, office 408 Cali-
fornia, dwl 2129 Bush

Regensburger Ernest, clerk M. Heller & Bros., dwl 112
Powell /O I , ^.

Regensburger Jacob, physician, office t48 Bugh, dwl 112
Powell

RECiE%8BrRGER »». U., dealer fine Havana cigars,
413 Montgomery, dwl 2129 Bush

Regensburger Sigmund, bookkeeper William Green & Co.,
dwl OJ Dale

Regensburger William, dwl 754 Harrison

Regents University of California Land Department, office
728 Montgomery

Reger Vital, cellarman S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl 2118
Powell

Regeser Charles, beer saloon, 530 Pacific

Reglienti Michell, stable, S s Market nr Seventh

KECa8TERl!» KAMKRl'PTC'Y, District California,
24 U. S. Court Building, and 636 Clay

Regitti Guisepv>e, laborer California Italian Paste Co.,
dwl 5 Filbert

Regie John, baker A. E. Swain, dwl 131 Shipley

Regli <;harles, (Sancilito Paiiy), dwl E s Venuont nr Ne-
vada

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Market,

p. VAN SCHAACK Si CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Regly Joseph, milkman, W s Pierce bet Ofeenwich and

Lomlmrd
Regiier Frank A., hairdresser, 920 Market, ciwl iSS Clem
Rcjfiiier Kd.vard, laborer CJ. VciiarJ, dwl ;{.'il lireeiiwich
Rc(,niier M. Mrs., fursuwer H. Mube:> it Ci>., dwl XiS Sac-

uk:<;ilak ieisi>AT<ii live ivkkkts to

tlO.VOLIiLI', J. C. Murrill .ii Co., at,'unts, uttice 204

California
Rfhder Loius, waiter Siegfried's Hotc-l, 228 Bush
Rehenierer George, teamster T. Modiiij,', dwl Railroad Av

nr Kifth, South S. K.
Reher Christian, jiorter A. P. Uutaling & Co., dwl 18

hhixome
Reher Thomas, dwl 19 Scott PI
Rehfisch M., bookkeeper Schmieden, Hochstadter & C!o.,

•401 Califoraia
Rehiisch Paul, bookkeeper Koenigsber^er Brothers, dwl

702 Post
Reluus Herman, driver ' Humboldt Brewery, dwl 1830

Mission
Rehm (.'harles, butcher James Stewart, dwl 1224 Howard
Rehui Jacob, driver Waniienmacher & Kronenberg, dwl

HE cor Franklin and McAllister
Rehm Peter N., salesman L. Feldman & Co., dwl 929

Folsoni
Rehm Phillip, teamster, dwl 929 Folsom
Rehmann Christian, machinist Paul Fleur>-, dwl 819

Broadway
Rehmer George, porter Feigenbaum &, Co., dwl 12 Sum-
ner
Rehn I'harles, tinsmith John Bohn, dwl 907 Folsom
Rehorst Ferdinand, barber Anthes & Fleischman, dwl 17

8t<.)ekton
Reich Charles, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl 1028

Clay
Reich Frederick, tailor, dwl 320 Vallejo
Reich John C, liquor saloon, aiiO Pacific
Reich Leojiold (Buuer, Meich ,{• Co.), dwl 1028 Clay
Reichard William H., dwl 102 Stockt<.>n
Reichardt William, beer saloon, 325 Bush, dwl Twenty-

sixtli bet ilission and Howard
Reichart Adalphe, cariKjnter, dwl 15 Stockton, rear
Reichenbach John J., porter Parrott & Co., dwl 1231 Fil-
bert
Reichenberg Annie (widow), dressmaker, dwl 45 Clem
Reicher Paul, civil engineer, dwl 745 Howard
Reichtrt Barbara Miss, furnished rooms, 222^, O'Farrell
Reichert iklward (liviatiert ,\- (Jo.), dwl !»12 Sutter
Reichert .loiin, porter, dwl X s Bdwy Ijet Ivear and Mont
Reichert John A., usher Maguire's Oijera House, dwl 417

Kearny
I Reichert Theodore, mineral clerk U. S. surveyor-gener-
al s oflice, dwl 519 Third
Reichert Victor, fancy leatherworker Charles Thieke, dwl

227 Dupont
Reichert & Co. (Edward Reichert), woolen and cotton

rags, 5 Spear
Reichhardt Otto, baker Emil A. Engolberg, dwl 41C Rear
Iteichli'ig Caspar, cabinetmaker C. E. Johnson, dwl 32J

Zoe
Reichling Francis (jP. Reichliixfi i: Co.), res Oakland
Reichhng F. & Co., assayers and bullion dealers, 400

Montgomery
Reichling J. H., capitalist, dwl West End Hotel
Reichling Louis F., clerk Kruse & Euler, res Oakland
Reichniuiler Henrj-, modeler William Kretshmer, res

Ea.st Oakland
Reichstag Henrj-, cabinetmakers. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 322.

Fremont
Reichstetter Gottleib, foreman butcher Miller & Lux, dwl

N nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Reichter August H., willow worker, dwl 912 Brjant
Reichwagen William T., hatter J. C. Meussdorffer i Bro.,

dwl 1)07 Folsom

Reid , merchant, dwl 5C2 Bush

Reid , shipcarpenter Boole & Webster

Reid Charles, tinsmith, dwl 1321 Pacific

Reid Christopher C, furniture, 214 Sixth

Reid Daniel, hackman. Plaza, dwl 34 Rausch

Reid Frederick, coo]>er, dwl 14 O'Farrell

Reid George, steward F. Zeile, dwl 528 Pacific

Reid George F., fitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 128

Rose Av
Reid George W., groceries and liquors, 1141 Pacific
KKIU HEXRY H., attorney at law, office 729 Mont-
gomery, dwl 220 « >'Farrell
Reid Hugh C, patternmaker ^Etna Iron Works, dwl 30

Russ
Reid James, bootmaker, dwl 722 Brannan, rear

Reid James, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of San
Francisco

Reid James, p<irter Pac. Transfer Co., dwl 665 Miss, rear

Reid James, waiter, dwl 117 Vallejo

Reid James, waiter A. E. Swain, dwl 38 O'Farrell

Reid John, driver N. Gray & Co., dwl 041 .Sacramento

Reid .lohn, hackdriver, dwl 34 Rausch

Reid John, laborer, dwl N s Fifteenth bet Guerrero and
Dolores

Reid John, shipping and commission merchant, 123 Cali-
fornia, dwl 412 Hyde

Reid John, saloonkeei)er, dwl 14 O'Farrell

Reid John, nierchunt tailor, fM)7i Market

Reid Jolin H., heiul postal clerk U. S. Mail Senice, dwl
Commercial Hotel

Reid John R., dwl 640 Brjant

Reid John Woods, assistant supt X. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 320 Minna

Reid Joseph, carpenter Albion C. Hussey, dwl 14^ Folsom
Av

Reid Joseph A. {Hendry <fc Co.), dwl 24 Folsom

Reid Lena (widow), dwl 119 Olive Av
! Reid Patrick, painter, 125 Sansom room 10

Reid Robert B., bookkeeper Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl 252
Perry

Reid T .omas, wdod and coal, 958 Mission

Reid Thomas, hostler, dw 1 SOS Ellis

Reid William, carpenter Henrj- J. McLerie, dwl 209 Sec-
ond

Reid William, carriagepainter Thomas Costigan, dwl 213
Fourth

Reid William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Reid William E. (i^-i'4 X Brooks), dw] 1117 Washington

Reid William H., compositor Alta California, dwl 5 Cen-
tral PI »

Reid William T., principal Boys' High School, dwl 18
Sherman

Reid W. T. Jlrs., physician, oflace 520 Taylor

Reid & Brooks (iiUliam E. Reid and E. Brooki<), im-
porters and jobbers crockeiy and glassware, 524 San

Reid. See Read, Reed, and Wrede

Reidick A., butcher Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Fran-
cisco

Reidliner Edward, saloonkeeper, dwl 530 Green

Reidly Lewis, pantrJ^nan Russ House

Reier Patrick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

P^eifel Charles, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl cor Berry
and Fourth

Reifi Louis, liquor saloon, 126 Post

Reighley James B., porter S. L. Jones & Co., dwl 2517
Mission

Reigner John, gasfitter Warren & Griswold, dwl 529 Va-
lencia

Reigsk Joseph, cabinetmaker G. UeflSnger & Co.

Reil John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 111 Clinton

Reill John, distiller Oriental Refinery, dwl Twelfth Av
bet X and P, South S. F.

Reil Thomas, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 37J
Sixth

Reil William F., butcher, N s Sixteenth bet Valencia and
Dolores, dwl 529 Valencia

Reillac , dressmaker, dwl 1031 Dupont

Reillev Charles J., phmiber and gasfitter, 1015 Kearny,
dwl 1012 Filbert

Reilley Ellen (widow), dwl 1.56 Clara

Reilley J., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Reilley John, laborer, dv.l 1919 Mason

Reilley John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island

Reilley John L., shipwright, dwl Eleventh bet Howard
and Folsom

Reilley Joseph, boilermaker, dwl 149 Shipley

Reilley Mi^Jgie, chambermaid Hartnett & Barrj-, 406 Bdwj-

Reilley Mary (widow), dwl 103 Freelon

Reilley Michael, rooter, dwl 1420 Washington

Reilley Patrick, hostler Central R. R.

Reilley Patrick, laborer, dwl 505 Howard

Reilley Patrick, miner, dwl 156 Clara

Reilley Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 505 Howard

Reilley Thomas I., dwl 230 Shipley

Reilley. See Reilly and Riley

Reilly A. Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 1060 Howard

Reilly Bernard, groceries, 137 Shii>ley

Reilly Bernard, laborer, dwl 13 Seventh

Reilly C, laborer, dwl 209 LeidesdorfT

Reillv Cha.T]es{Flemim <l- Reilly), dwl 1.54 Shipley

Reilly Charles P., liquor saloon, 10 Fifth, dwl 21i Sumner

Reilly Edward, extraman Engine No. 0 S. F. F. D., dwl
1128 Folsom

Reilly Eugene, engineer, dwl 435 First

JAMES &, STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Ilontgomery cor. Merchan

Reilly Fertfus, expressman, SW cor Montgomery and Pine,

(iwl 1117 Howard
Reilly Fcrtrus, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 152 First
Kcilly Henry, barkeeper John W. Grelis, dwl 20 Natonia
Keilly Henr\-, waiter Pala e Hotel, dwl 8 Dujjont
Reilly Hugh C, gasfitter William C. Forsyth, dwl 1128

FolsDin
Reilly James, fireman S. F. F. D. , dwl 621 California room 7
Reilly James, groceries and liquors, 1710 Leavenworth
Reilly James, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Reilly James, shoemaker, dwl 229 Jessie
Reilly James F., salesman Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl cor

Twenty-sixth and Capp
Reilly J. J., ))hotographer, dwl 729 California
Reilly John, cooper, dwl 420 Jackson
Reilly John, engineman Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl 419

Pacific
Reilly John, hatpresser Forrest & Co., dwl 134 Fourth
Reilly John, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl NE cor Brod-

erick and Baker
Reilly John, salesman Donnelly, Dunne & Co., dwl W s

Fourteenth nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Reilly John, workman Michelssen, Bro^vn & Co., dwl

Brannan nr Eighth
Reilly John D., packer Cerf & Co., dwl 649 Stevenson
Reillj' John F., Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Reilly John J., dwl Page bet Oak and Grove
Reilly John J. , bookkeeper Straus, Kohnstamm & Co.,

dwl 649 Stevenson
Reilly L., dwl 246 Stevenson
Reilly Lawrence, gardener, dwl 214 Broadway
Reilly Lawrence, local policeman, dwl Gough nr McAl-
lister
Reilly Mary A. Miss, tailoress, dwl 1128 Folsom
Reilly Michael, dwl E s Florida bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth
Reilly Michael, driver Cornelius Connahan, W s San Jos6

Road nr Six-mile House
Reilly Michael, laborer, dwl 304 Jackson
Reilly Michael, local policeman, dwl 700 Front
Reilly M. C. {Unsworth & R.), dwl 1420 Washington
Reilly Owen, dwl W s Fourth bet King and Berry
Reilly P., driver La Grande Laundry Co., dwl 413 Natoma
Reilly Philip, carpenter, dwl W s Kansas nr Nevada
Reill.v Patrick, drayman, dwl 118 Ivy Av
Reilly Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Guerrero bet Fifteenth

and Sixteenth
Reilly Patrick, laborer, dwl 216 Ritch, rear
Reilly Patrick, real estate, dwl 10 Camp nr Dolores
Reilly Patrick, teamster, dwl W s Thirteenth Av nr P,

South S. F.
Reilly Patrick, waiter Russ House
Reilly Philip, plasterer, dwl 509 Bryant
Reilly Phillip A., dwl cor Howard and Spear
Reillj' Richard, laborer, dwl 9 Boj'd
Reilly Thomas, clerk Montgomerj' St. Real Estate Co.,

330 Pine, dwl SE cor Guerrero and Fourteenth
Reilly Tliomas, machinist, dwl 413 Folsom
Reilly T. W., collector and business agent, oflnce 535 Cali-
fornia room 9
Reilly William, liquor saloon, cor Folsom and Steuart,

dwl 16 Folsom Av
Reilly William T., assistant assayer U. S. Mint, dwl 1519

Sacramento
Reilly. See O'Reilly and Riley
Reimann Julia (widow), dwl 2629 Harrison
Reimann Henry A., clerk 12 Montgomery Av, dwl 2629

Harrison
Reimann Rudolph, clerk Matthias Gray, dwl 313 Stockton
Reimar Peter, dwl OljTnpic Lodgings
Reimbold John C, friiit dealer, dwl 134 Eleventh
Reimer Frederick W. , merchant, dwl 1006 Sutter
Reimer M. Mrs., dwl 25 Welsh
Reimers Adolph, bookkeeper Levison Brothers, dwl 315

Stockton
Reimers Carl, waiter John H. C. Bellmer, 26 First
Reimers Claus, foreman Central R. R. Co., stables, dwl

W s Devisadero bet O'Farrell and Geary .,
Reimers Claus, tanner Funcke k Co.
Reimers Jacob, planer Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 509 Eighth
Reimers John, shipcarpenter, dwl 415 Union
Reimers Peter, blacksmith, dwl 218 Pacific
Reimers Peter, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Reinders John, carpenter, dwl NW cor Eighth and Bry-
ant
Reinecke Gustav, carpenter, dwl 1619 Dupont
Reinecke Gustav, porter L. & E. Wertheimer, dwl 129J
Clara

Reinecke Oscar, laborer, dwl 421 Dupont

Reinecke Otto, foreman F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 504 Third

Reinecker Albert, shoemaker, dwl 866 Folsom

Reinecker Nicholas, laborer, dwl 866 Folsom

Reineger Cliarles (Lavery <k R.), dwl 1046 Folsom

Reiner John J., plasterer, dwl 314 O'Farrell

Reinerie John, cook, dwl 21 Natoma

Reiners C. A. & Co. (John Breuf), Eureka Soda Works,

723 Turk, rear
Reiners Charles A. (C. A. Reiners <t Co.), dwl 723 Turk
Reinertsen David M., sailmaker E. Detrick &Co., dwl 140

Natoma, rear
Reinertsen Olivia S. Mrs. , dressmaker, dwl 140 Natoma,

rear
Reinertsen Samuel, Scandina\'ian Soc, 71 New Mont
Reinfeld Charles, paperhanger, dwl 506 Vallejo
Reinghault Hermann, machinist, dwl 37 Second
Reingpack A., conductor Central R. R., dwl 410 Octavia
Reinhardt B., San Francisco 'herein, SE cor Sutter and

Dupont

Reinhardt Charles, helper Holland & Ruppel, dwl 25 Stev
Reinhardt Frederick William, porter Donohoe, Kelly &

Co., dwl 1513 Mason
Reinhardt H. O., draftsman Union Iron Works, dwl 37

Second
Reinhardt Hans (Pearson, Curtis Jk Co.), res Oakland
Reinhardt Hermann O., mechanical engineer and manu-
facturers' agent, office 318 Front room 8, dwl 206
Ellis
Reinhardt Jacob, turner Holland & Ruppel, dwl 25 Stev
Reinhardt John B., real estate, dwl 92 Everett
Reinhardt John G., tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 232

Jessie
Reinhardt Louis F., butcher Solomon S. Rosenberg, dwl

1513 Mason
Reinhart Adolph, fireman S. F. Manuf. Co.
Reinhart Charles, barkeeper Frederick BrowTi,10 Steuart
Reinhart Hermann, clerk Greenebaum, Helbing & Co.,

dwl 715 Eddy
Reinhart Jacob F., bookkeeper Haas Brothers, dwl 715

Eddy
Reinhart Julia Mrs., dwl 715 Eddy
Reinhart Simon, mining, office 402 Montg'omery room 2,

dwl 715 Eddy
Reinhold Frederick, seaman, dwl 318 Brannan, rear
Reinhold J., butcher, dwl Overland House
Reinhold Jacob, salesman William Block, dwl 733 Pine
Reinhold Linden, salesman Treadwell & Co., dwl 113 Mc-
Allister
Reinholde Ernest, with C. J. Hawley & Co., dwl 831 Cal
Reining Paul, hairdresser Anthes & Fleishman, dwl 9

Stockton PI
Reinken John, coachdriver Prescott House, SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Kearny
Reinle F. & Co. (Caspar Ellenbcrger and George Mock),

presened meats, 61 Centre Market
Reinle Frederick, preserved meats, 3 Grand Central Mar-
ket (and P. Reinle it Co.), res Oakland
Reinow Lucinda (widow), dwl 8 Haight
Reinstein Henrj', salesman William Reinstein, dwl 21

Russ
Reinstein Jacob B., clerk William H. Patterson, dwl 904

Ellis
Reinstein Mark S., salesman Elias Levin, dwl 426 Kearny
Reinstein Oscar, merchant (Gold Hill, Nev.), dwl 561 Te-
hama bet Fifth and Sixth
REi;VSTEIN SAMUEL S., coal, office 400 Kearny and

133 Sansom, j'ard 21 Turk, dwl 205 Turk
Reinstein Simon, merchant, office 400 Kearny, dwl 205

Turk
Reinstein William, furnishing goods, 345 Kearny, dwl 21

Russ
Reiper Jacob, butcher, dwl E s Bartlett nr Twenty-second
Reipher George W., clerk, dwl 567 Howard
REIS (']lRll9iriAN, real estate, office 316 California,

dwl 622 Sutter
REIS FEKI>I.\'AND, real estate, office 316 California,

dwl Russ House
REIS OrSTAVE, real estate, office 316 California, dwl

115 Taylor
Reis John, seaman, dwl 418 Drumm
REIS JULIUS C, real estate, office 316 Calif omla, dwl

321 Oak
Reis Louisa M. (widow), laundress, dwl 1318 Dupont
Reis Samuel, superintendent Pacific Pneumatic Gas Co.,

office 127 First
Reis. See Reece, Reese, Reis, and Riese *
Reisch Anton, tinsmith, dwl 535 Vallejo
Riesch Joseph, tinsmith, dwl 535 Vallejo

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propti

?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

cleiqche Augtist, steward Saulraann & Lauenstein, dwl 213

Prospect PI
Reische Christian, waiter Saulman & Lauenstein, dwl 213

Prospect PI
Eleisenstcin Gustav, confectioner Hirshfcld & Frey, dwl

911 Larlfin

fteisovish Caspar, barkeeper George lancovich, 221 Lcid
Reisovisii Spiro, barlfeei)er George lancovich, 221 Leid
Rciss A. {Heisn Bros. <(• Co.), res Europe
Reiss Bernard (lieiss Bros. <t Co.), dwl 929 Jackson
RKIS.S KltOS. •£ <'0. {Solomon, ncrnard, anii A.),

imiHirters cloths and tailors' trimmings, 115 Sutter
Reiss Uros. Ac Co., imjxirters human hair and hairdressers'

materials, 115 Sutter
Reiss Isaac, clerk Rciss Bros. & Co., dwl 929 Jackson
R«iss M., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and Morton
Reiss Solomon (Reisa Bro.1. d- Co.), dwl 1821 Powell
Rcitcr F. E., musician, dwl 416^ Hyde, rear
Reiter John G., cabinetmaker W.J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl

9Giil)ert
Reiterman William, mailing clerk Evening Post, dwl NE

cor Jackson and Davis
Reith George {Fletcher .t Reith), dwl 8 St. Charles PI
Rcith John (Rfith ib IIa(j<;mann), dwl 9(55 Mission
Reitli Paul, tailor John H. Tobin, dwl 1303 Montgomery
Reith & Hagemann {John Reith and Charles Uagemann),

market, 1117 Mission
Reither George Washington, clerk W. Warner Henry &

Co., dwl 5Ci7 Howard
Reitlinger S., brewer Chicago Brewery^, dwl 1428 Pine
Reltman Charles, boarding and lodging, 106 Jackson
Keitow Henry, miller, dwl 7 August Alley
Reitz John B., winlmaker, dwl 312i Tehama
Reitz Tobias, cabinetmaker M. D. Nile, dwl 516 Pacific
Reiving George, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.
Rekler Frederick, locksmith, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-eighth •

Relay House, George Spray proptr, 507 Mission
Relehan James, waiter Russ House
Relfe George {Potter <k R.), dwl 424 Hayes
Reliance Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Da\id Wilder sec-
retary, office 328 Montgomery room 22
Rembal Charles, market SE cor Lombard and Mason
Remegildo Ridolfi {Gervasio, Guaspari <t Co.), dwl 635

Vallejo
Remer George, carpenter, dwl 1110 Montgomerj-
Remer John A., architect, dwl 1424 Ellis
Renifcld James W., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 506

Vallejo
Remillard Hilaire, brick dealer (of Remillard Bros., Oak-
land), office NE cor Kearny and Bush, dwl 11 Kearny
RE.MI\<iiTO\ A. n,, wholesale paper and stationery,

409-415 Sansom, res New York
Remington Catherine (widow), dwl 8 Central PI
Remington Francis C, dwl 27 O'Farrell
Remington Frank, porter, dwl 3 Burcham PI
Remington J. A., clerk, dwl 12 Ellis
Remington James W., c-arpenter, dwl 270 Minna
KE.IIIKGTO^i SE^VIiVG MACHINE CO., Showers,

Jewell & Cole agents, 629 Market
Remjcan Albert, dwl C39 Pacific

Remlinger Anton, expressman, cor Dupont and Washing-
ton, dwl 1914 Mason
Remmel Jacob, wine merchant, office and dwl 1207 Howard
Remniel Julius A., dwl 1207 Howard
Remp Connid W., driver J. A. Folger & Co., 104 Cal
Kemsen Rolando C, carpenter, dwl 635 Hayes
Remshart John, helper F. L Curry, dwl Spear bet Howard

and Mission
Remson Albert, shipcarpenter, dwl 6 Clinton
Remsy D. K., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Renahan John, salesman Kennedy & Brennan, dwl 463

Minna
Renando David, laborer LaGrande Laundrj', dwl Thir-
teenth bet Howard and Folsom
Renard Frederick, upholsterer Frank Laeremans, dwl 317J

Urtion
Renard Walter, hotelkeeper, dwl 329 O'Farrell
Renaud Louis, laundryman, dwl 131 Park Av
Renault Emma, laundress, 409 Sutter
Renault John, coal, 712 Pacific, dwl 1031 Dupont
Renault Joseph, laundryman Folsom Laundry, S a Six-
teenth nr Valencia
Renault Jules {Leon Dingeon it Co.), dwl 731 Pine
Renault Louis, dwl 1122 Dupont
KENAULT LOUIS J., dyeing and scouring, and blan^

ket and kid glove cleaning, 430 Bush
Rencken John Henrj' G., laborer Cal. Sugar Refiner}', dwl
4 Kate

Rendell Samuel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s

Iowa nr Humboldt
Rendell Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1913 Laguna
Rendlesham (Charles, machinist Risdon 1. and L. Works,

dwl 113 Frcelon •

Rendsbcrger Max, salesman M. Ullmann & Co., dwl 910

Post
Rend Paul, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 634 Pac
Renehan James, clerk Timothy Dwyer, dwl SW cor Minna

and Seventh
Rcngele A., stonecutter, dwl 22 Turk
Renier Victor, liquor saloon, NE cor Bartlett and Twenty-
fourth
Rennehan Edmond, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

357 First
Rennolson Robert, sash and blindmaker Excelsior Mills,

dwl Folsom bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Renner August, laborer Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Renner Charles {Klevesahl tfc R.), dwl cor Twenty-eighth

and Guerrero
Renner Caspar A., Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Renner George, drayman Fleming & Stetson, dwl 424

Brannan
Renner John, cabinetmaker, dwl 125 Welsh
Renner Kofahl, tinsmith, dwl 315 Folsom
Renner Robert, calker, dwl 1703 Dupont
Renner William, carpenter, 810 Mont, dwl 507 Pacific
Reunert Walter P. , hairdresser Barney Rosenblatt, 36

First
Renney Robert A., lumberman, dwl 127 Jackson
Renney William, machinist, dwl 314 Bush
Rennie Daniel, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwl 519

Third
Rennie William, bookkeeper Fairbanks & Hutchinson,

dwl 1213 Kearny
Rennilson Adam, carpenter "S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl W s

Folsom bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Rennilson Ellen, weaver Mission Woolen Mills
Rennilson John, spinner Mission Woolen Mills, dwl W 8

Folsom bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Reno Joseph S. , drayman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 127

Gilbert
Reno William, teamster, dwl 425 Shipley
Reno William G., polisher M. D. Nile, dwl 125 Shipley
Renstrym — — -, tailor, dwl N s Church PI nr Dupont
Renton Alonzo A., dwl 916 Natoma
Renton Coal Co. (Seattle, W. T.), John Everding presi-
dent, office 48 Clay
Renton Henrv, driver Pacific Ice Co., dwl 32 Natoma
KENTON, ilOLME8 •£ €0. {yVilliam Renton, C. S.

Holmes, and R. K. Ham), lumber manufacturers and

dealers. Pier 3 Steuart
Renton William {Renton, Holmes d: Co.), res Port Blake-
ley, W. T.
Renwick Assaria, cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co. , dwl

311 Main
Renwick James, salesman Joseph Thomas, dwl 772 How
Renwick William, engineer, dwl 19 Frederick
Renz John, manufacturer Dr. Renz's Herb Bitters, and

dealer wines and liquors, 219 Com, dwl 31 Pearl
ReoUo Armema Miss, artist, dwl 2 Pollard PI
ReoUa Elizabeth (widow), dwl 2 Pollard PI
Rep Henry, shipcarpenter, dwl 54 Sacramento
Repasseur Abadie, tobacco manufacturer, 9 Polk Lane
Repe Thomas, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Repenn Frederick, boot and shoemaker, 625 Commercial
Repenn Gustave, hairdressing saloon, 901 Kearny, dwl

730 Broadway
Repenn Michael, waiter John Christensen, dwl 808 Kear
Repinsky Philip, tailor, 203 Mont Av, dwl 705 Vallejo
Requa Austin, bookkeeper H. Cox, 6 Mont, dwl 123 Turk
Reschigna Francisco {Reschigna <fc Capucttti), dwl NW

cor Dupont and Vallejo
Reschigna &i Capucetti {Francisco Reschigna and For-

tunato Capucetti), liquor saloon, 3043 Mont Av
Reschke Fritz, carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 616 Cal
Reschke Hans, millman S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 616 Cal
Reschke William, millman S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 616 Cal
Resende John, yardman Lick House
KES<.'IIE (weekly), Bacon & Co. publishers, office NW

cor Clay and Sansom
Resi Louis, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Resing George, blacksmith, dwl 407 Pacific
Resing John, liquor saloon, dwl W s San Jos6 Road nr

St. Mary's College
Resler M., dwl 1320 Stockton
RESOURCES OF- CALIFORNIA (monthly), J. P. H.

Wentworth publisher and proprietor, office 320 San-
som room 16

JAMES Q. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Eearny Street.

JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. MercliaE

RES

682

KEY

Ressayre Victor, secretary French Mutual Benev. Soc.
. and French Librarj-, office 120 Sutter, dwi SW cor

Montj;onicrj' and California
Ressequic Anna (widow), dwl 4 Wetmore PI
Resser Geor^'e, enjjiueer F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 530

Fourth •

Restow John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Van Ness Av

and Tyler
Rethers Charles, tailor Stallmann & Bruggemann, dwl

2109 Jones, rear
Rethwisch William, upholsterer Bernard Frank, dwl 22

John
Reticker S. T. (widow), dwl 1500 Polk
Retif Francois, bottler P. G. Samps & Co., dwl 259 Clem
Retigan Delia, fitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 12 Polk
Retigan Edward, stonecutter, dwl nr NW cor Bush and

Scott
Rettmeyer Elisa, teacher German, dwl 1583 Folsom
Retyg Conrad, baker Russ House
Retyg George, shoemaker Susmann Frohmann, dwl SW

cor Dupont and Post
Retz William, hairdresser, dwl 811 Vallejo
Reuben George, crockery, 324 Hayes
Reubens Peter, mariner, dwl 12 Washington
Reubold Max, boot and shoemaker, 325 Bush, dwl 911

Vallejo •

Reukward Edward, cook, dwl 907 Geary
Reuder Anna (widow), dwl 526 Vallejo
Render Catherine, housekeeper, dwl 526 Vallejo
Reukmann Amandus, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fol-
som and Beale
Reulein David J., carver Charles Schroff, dwl 312 Ritch
Reulein John, carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Braunan and Eighth
Reuling W., manufacturers' agent, 318 Front, dwl 117

Taylor
Reumann Ide, expressman, SE cor California and Batterj',

dwl S s Tyler bet Buchanan and VVebster
Reupsch Louis, musician, dwl 424 Vallejo
Reurhoff Herman, stairbuilder Langland & Leach, dwl

245 Fourth
Reusche August, steward Saulmann &Lauenstein, dwl 213

Prospect PI
Reusche Christian, waiter Saulmann & Lauenstein
Reusche Fritz, waiter San Francisco Verein, 219 Sutter
Reusmann George, bookkeeper Frederick Katz, dwl 1

St. Mary
Reusner Albert, diamondsetter, dwl 317 Minna
Reuss Andries, boot and shoemaker, dwl 213 Dupont
Reussing Carl, Moritz Huutzsch, dwl NE cor Mason and

Filbert
Reuter Paul, barkeeper, dwl 1102 Montgomery
Renter Samuel, teamster Melton P. Sessions, 1219 Folsom
Reuter William (Hcmiw <t- R.), dw) 206 Fifth
Reutschler Frederick {Indianapolis Chair Manuf. Co.),

dwl 1922 Jessie nr Twentieth
Reutschler John, cabinetmaker Indianapolis Chair Manuf.

Co., dwl 16 Bernard
Revalk John, watchmaker and jeweler, 511 Montgomery,

dwl 612 Filbert
Revaste Louis, butcher Barraty & Coutolenc, dwl 4 Hinck-
ley

Revell , captain bark Osmyn, office Cills & Poulterer

Revere Adolph, clerk, dwl 19 Taylor

Revere House, Hannah M. Sackett proprietress, NW cor

Fourth and Mission
Revermann Charles, boarding and lodging, NE cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Revers Joseph, cocjk Brunswick House, 148 Sixth
Revert Alphonse, foreman G. Venard, dwl 455 Jessie
Revett Charles, cook, dwl 54 First
Revest Louis, sausagemaker, dwl 33 Hinckley
Re wig Frederick W., salesman Somers k, Co., dwl 442 Sec
Rex Frederick, carpenter, dwl 411 Pacific
Rexford E. L. Rev., pastor Universalist Church, dwl 28

Glen Park Av
Rey Jacques J. (Britton, Rey & Co.), dwl 829 Union
Rey Otto, bookkeeper, Philip Liesenfeld, dwl 627 Grove
Rey Vja (A . Gxdttard it Co.), dwl SE cor Uni<fti and Taylor
Reyburn L. A., lather, dwl 1 McDennott PI
Reyburn Marcus W., miller Horace Davis & Co., dwl 525

Folsom
Reyer Christopher, wagonmaker, 1438 Pacific
Reyer Frank, laborer, dwl 433 Bi-oadway
Reyer Fritz, butcher, dwl 920 Montgomery
Reyes Manuela, dwl 10 Virginia PI

Reyes Nicholas, messman S. S. Monti),na, Folsom St. Wharf
Reynard Richard, cook, dwl 415 Powell, rear
Reynaud John A., laborer, dwl Polk Lane near Stockton

Reynier Charles, draftsman, 302 Montgomery room 46. Aym

617 Post ♦ 1

Reynier Paul, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 738 Pac
Reynogoz Elena Mrs., dwl 737 Vallejo
Reynolds Barney, laborer Pacific Commercial Co.
Reynolds Benjamin A., assistant assayer's department

U. S. Mhit, dwl 1523 Washington
Reynolds Carmi, machinehand William B. Bradbury, dwl

Twentv-sixth bet San Jos6 Av and Guerrero
REl'KOLU^ t'c H. & CO., real-esUte agents, office

333 Montgomery
Reynolds Charles, dwl 217 Second
Reynolds Charles, engineer, dwl Old Marine Hospital
Reynolds Charles, seaman O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Reynolds Charies H. (C. U. Reynolds d: Co.), dwl 1314

Washington
Reynolds Cornelius, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl NB

cor Fourteenth Av and H outside Lands
Rejaiolds Daniel, carJriver, dwl 1422 Turk
Reynolds Daniel, clerk Headquarters Military Division

Pacific, dwl 742 Howard
Reynolds David, laborer Union Iron Works
Reynolds Edward, dwl 306 Natoma
Reynolds Edward, baker St. Joseph's Infant^Asylum, dwl

Silver Ten-ace, South S. F.
Reynolds Edward B. , master bark Tidal Wave, office Pier

1 Steuart, dwl 515 Jones
Reynolds Edward H., bookkeeper Fordham & Jennings^

dwl 515 Jones
Rej'nolds Edward J., teamster, dwl 1 Antonio
Reynolds E. W., mining secretary, office 419 California

room 7, res Oakland
Reynolds F. W. Mrs., teacher Tyl^ St. Cosmopolitan

Primary School, res Oakland
Reynolds F. A., salesman Dexter & Co., res Oakland
Reynolds F. E. Mrs., teacher Hayes Valley Grammar

School, dwl 203 Turk «
Reynolds Frank, coachman Thomas Brown, 1019 Bush
Reynolds Frank, cook, dwl Twenty-fifth Av nr Point

Lobos Av
Reynolds Frank, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl

Potrero
Reynolds Frank A., assistant teacher Oliver A. Lunt, dwl

3 Vernon PI nr Folsom
Reynolds Frank B. (Pond, R. d: Co.), dwl 1113 Bush
Reynolds Frank P., mining secretary, office lllj Leides-

dorff, res Oakland
Reynolds George, bookkeeper John Reynolds, dwl E 8

San Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Reynolds George, fireman stm Senator, Broadway St.

Wharf
Reynolds George, plumber Charles Waters, dwl cor Broad-
way and Mason
Reynolds George A., real -estate agent, dwl 120 Capp
Reynolds George B. , dwl 515 Jones
UEYNOLDS CiEORGE L., merchant tailor and dealer

cloths, cassimeres, and vestings, 638 Clay, dwl 141S

Washington
Reynolds Harry C, clerk Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D., dwl

516 Bryant
Reynolds Henry, photographer, dwl 44^ Sixth-
Reynolds Henrj' D. , dwl 764 Bryant
Reynolds James, gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, dwl 519

Minna
Reynolds James, laborer, dwl W s Chenery nr Fairmount
Reynolds James, longshoreman, dwl N s Beaver bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Reynolds James, longshoreman, dwl 139 Natoma
Reynolds James, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl

cor West Fourteenth and I, South S. F.
Reynolds James, tailor, dwl 37 Natoma
Reynolds James H., shoemaker, dwl 2007 Mission
Reynolds James M., dwl 1606 Jones
Reynolds James S. , brassflnisher Pac. Brass Foundry, dwl

745 Tehama
Reynolds John, proptr Cal. Chemical Works, E s San

Bruno road nr Twenty-eighth
Reynolds John, superintendent Calvary Cemetery, dwl

NE cor Broderick and Ellis
Reynolds John, watchman U. S. Military Headquarters,

dwl 1311 Pine '
RejTiolds Joseph, steward Brooklyn Hotel
Reynolds Joseph, varnisher, dwl 13 Park Av
Reynolds J. R., broker, dwl Russ Ho\ise
Reynolds T. W. , upholsterer, dwl 537 Sacramento
Reynolds L. , capitalist, dwl 148 Sixth
Reynolds Leonard (S. F. tfc L. Reynolds), dwl 1523

Washington
Reynolds Leslie, carpenter, dwl 2019 Broadway

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market d;reets.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Reynolds Margaret. Miss, dwl 2 Margaret PI
Re^'iioUts Mary (widow), nurse, dwl 921 Harrison
Reiiiolds Midiael, dwl 44.') Clementina
Rei'nolds Michaol, copix^rsniith, dwl (i Leroy PI
Reynolds Michael, engineer U. S. stni Katy, dwl 720

O'Farrell
Reynolds Michael, laborer, dwl 337 Ritch, rear
Reynolds Nicholas, Deputy County Tax Collector, dwl 800

Filbert
Reynolds Nicholas S., collector Vallejo St. Wliarf, dwl

161 ."> Jones
Reynolds Patrick, harnessinaker, dwl 407 Pacific
Reynolds Patrick, lab<irer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Reynolds Patrick, laborer Pac. Commercial Co.
Reynolds P.hoda F. Mr.<., dwl C18 Kddy
Reynolds Robert T., porter A. C. Uietz & Co., res Oakland
Reynolds Roger, shoemaker, dwl 005 Bryant
Reynolds Samuel F. (S. F. X- L. lUynulds), dwl 1523

Washington
Reynolds Septima Mrs., furnished rooms, 421 Fourth
REl'\OM>S S. F. •£ L., attorneys at law, office G26

Washington
Reynol Is T. .\., dwl 949 Mission
Reynolds Thomas, dwl 414 Pacific
ReynoUls Thomas, boilermaker's helper Portland Boiler

Works, dwl 111 Bartlett
Reynolds TlKjmas, clerk Naval Office Custom House, dwl

203 Turk
Reynolds Thomas, coalpa^er stm Aja.K Oregon S. S. Co.
Reynolds Thomas, gardener, dwl 418 Au-stin
Reynolds Thomas, machinist, dwl S s Thirtieth nr Bartlett
Reynolds Thomas, sail loft, SE cor Steuart and Market,

res Santa Clara
Reynolds Thomas, springmaker William Crawford & Co.,

dwl 19 Ritch
ReynoMs Tliomas, stevedore, dwl 804 Third
BEY.\»LI>8 TIIOM.til II., clerk City and County,

office 18 and 19 City Hall first floor, dw-1 American

Exchange «

Reynolds Thomas W., coachman, dwl 213 Jones
Reynolds William, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl W a Va-
lencia nr Sixteenth
Reynolds William, rigger, dwl 7 Baldwin Court
Reynolds William H., liquor saloon, 722 Montgomery, dwl

New Wisconsin Hotel
Reynolds William H., stockbroker, office 434 California,

res Oakland
Reynolds William O., wood dealer, dwl 2310 Larkin
Reynolds William S., reaUestate agent, office 531 Califor-
nia room 2, dwl 15 Page
BEl'.VOLDS M'lLLIA.^I T., stockbroker, office IIU

Leidesdorff, res Oakland
Rey^iolds Z. T., porter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl 516

Bryant
Reys Philip, shoeblack Philip King, dwl cor Pac and Bat
Revter A., dwl 636 Commercial
Rhein Conrad, tailor, dwl 1412 Powell
Rhein John, laborer, dwl E s Bryant Av nr Bryant
Rhein Philipina (widow), dwl 1412 Powell
Rheinhold Hugo, clerk Henry Lund, dwl 806 Stockton
Rheinlandcr uustav, clerk German consulate, dwl 710

Green
Rheude Andrew, porter Najia Soda Depot, dwl 321 J O'Far-
rell
Rheude Anton, dwl 109 Twenty-sixth nr Mission
Rheude Anton, carjienter and "builder, dwl 321^ O'Farrell
Rheuling E. W., agent, dwl 117 Taylor
Rhind J. W. C, musician, dwl 119 Turk
Rhinds D. C, waiter Palace Hotel

Rhine William, cook J. N. Gardner, dwl 812 Montgomery
Rhoades Lewis S., carpenter, dwl E s Fillmore bet Union

and Green
Rhode Island Insurance Association (Providence, R. I.),

office 313 California
Rhode M. Mrs., dwl 767 Howard
Rhode William, expressman, NE cor Pine and Davis
Rhodes Albert, master mariner, dwl 317J Fell
Rhodes Antony, local policeman, dWl 26 Oak
Rhodes Antotiy Jr., upholsterer, dwl 26 Oak
Rhodes Arthur, porter St. Mary's4!athedral, dwl 628 Cal
Rhodes Augustus L. , associate justice Supreme Court of

California, chambers 640 Clay, res San Jos6
Rhodes C, dwl 221 Mason

Rhodes Charles, mason. Silas Rhodes, dwl 13 Caroline
Rhodes Frank, dwl 26 Oak
Rhodes John, deckhand, dwl 509 Washington
Rhodes Joseph, mining, 632 Market
Rhodes Mary, dressmalcer, dwl 105 Fell
Rhodes Thomas, carpenter, dwl 934 Folsom, rear

Rhodes Thomas J., carpenter, dwl 21 Stevenson
Rhodes Silas, mason and contractor, dwl 13 Caroline
Rhodes William H. , attorney at law and ci>urt connnis-

sioner Twelfth District Court, office 420 California

room 0, dwl 212 Fair Oaks
Rhodes William S., clerk Cal. Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth

and Townsend, dwl .'')34 Bush
Rhody A. M., local policeman, dwl 117 Eleventh
Rhorer Honry (Cott.i/, U. it Co.), dwl 749 Market
Rhorer Milton M., deputy insurance commissioner, office

401 California, dwl 631 Webster
Rhoul John, shoemaker, dwl 1616 Powell
Ribon Leon, coffecroaster Ira Marden, dwl 1626 Dupont
Ricards Michael, compositor Alta California, dwl 421 Bush
Ricand John P., liquor saloon, 536 Merch, dwl 915 Clay
Riccard George, draftsman S. C. Bugbee & Son, dwl 521

Minna •

Riccard George L., draftsman, dwl 521 Minna
Ricchini Francisco, vegetable dealer, Colombo Market
Ricci G., laborer, dwl 115 Clark
Ricci P., bootmaker Eugene Pardini, dwl S s Broadway

between Sansom and Montgomery
Ricci Pietro, liquor saloon, 134 Montgomery Av, dwl Cal-
ifornia Hotel
Ricconi Olinto, vegetable dealer, Colombo Market
Rice Mrs., phy.sieian, dwl 316 O'Farrell
Rice Abraham, shoemaker, 1502 Polk
Rice Artemas W., milkman W. A. Bateman, dwl 451

Bryant
Rice David, machinist Union Iron Works
Rice Ebberton, local policeman, dwl 857 Harrison
''Rice Edward, seaman O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Rice Emmet E., miner, dwl 1110 Leavenworth
Rice Frank H., driver Dexter Stable, dwl 514 Bush
Rice Freedom M., clerk, dwl 599 Bush
Rice Garrett E., helper melter's department U. S. Mint,

dwl 504 Hyde
Rice George, cook Edward J. Schuur, dwl 529 Vallejo
Rice George H., freight solicitor Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,

dwU30 Tyler
RICE lirrUI B. Rev., pastor Disciples of Christ

(Christian Church), dwl 1616 Bush
Pkice James, attorney at law, office SW cor Sansom and

Jackson, dwl 636 Green
Rice James, liquor saloon, 350 Brannan
Rice James, waiter, dwl 5 Tay
Rice James C, barkeeper August Hinrich, dwl cor Alta

and Montgomery
Rice Jane (widow), dwl 713 Front
Rice J. M., dwl 315 O'Farrell
Rice John, dwl 5 Alger PI
Rice John (Rice & Co.), dwl 38 Rausch
Rice John, engineer, dwi 61 Tehama
Rice John, engineer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Rice Jolin, laborer Lafayette Brewery, dwl 725 Green
Rice John, seaman stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf
Rice John C, salesman Michael J. Gavan, dwl 20 Turk
Rice John H., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

21 Park Av
Rice John P. , clerk secretary's office Central Pac. R. R. ,

dwl 371 Minna
Rice John R., surgeon and accoucheur, office and dwl 739

Howard
Rice Joseph, calker, dwl 320 Main
Rice J. v., plumber, dwl 611 Stevenson
Rice Lawrence, engipeer Miners' Foundry, dwl E s Potre-

ro Av bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Rice Louis, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, dwl 502 Bush
Rice Lydia C. (widow), dwl 1122 Pine
Rice M. D., carpenter, dwl 253 Clementina
Rice Mary F., shoefitter Marks & Feder, dwl 20 Turk
Rice P. R. , machinist, dwl 53 Natoma
Rice Patrick, groom, dwl 442 Eddy
Rice Patrick, ironmolder, dwl 53 Natoma
Rice Patrick, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom
Rice Patrick B., bootfinisher U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 53 Natoma
Rice Philip, laborer, dwl NW cor Third and Berry
Rice Richard J., plumber Lempke & Co., dwl NW cor

Twenty-fourth and Howard
Rice Robert, helper George VV. Grant, dwl 61 Tehama
Rice Simon, watchmaker, dwl 710 Vallejo
Rice Stephen A., shipcarpenter, dwl 521 Shotwell
Rice Teresa (widow), dwl 20 Turk
Rice W. H. , driver Omnibus R. R.
Rice William A., clerk Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl 521

Shotwell
Rice William F., painter, dwl 253 Clementina
Rice William H., student, dwl 451 Bryant

JAMES &. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D? W. Laird, 613 Montgomeiy.

RIO

684

RIC

Rice William W., restaurant, 432 California, dwl 15 Monroe
Rice & Co. (John Rice and Frederick Diercks), wood and

coal, 1156 and 1158 Folsom
Rice. Sec Rise and Ryce

Rich Abram, salesman Bishop & Co., dwl 529 Howard
Rich Alfred J., student Heald's Business College
Rich Bernard, bookkeeper David Rich, dwl 8 Mason
Rich' Charles C, merchant, dwl 1 Fifth
Rich David, stockbroker, oflSce 329 Montgomery, dwl NW

cor Oak and Franklin
Rich Frederick, liquor saloon, S s Sixteenth nr Valencia
Rich Gearj', assayer, office 329 Montgomerj-, dwl NW cor

Oak and Franklin
Rich Henrj', carpenter, dwl 2130 Stockton
Rich Henry, sawyer S. F. Manuf. Co.
Rich Henry M., porter L. Ryan & Co., dwl 4 Auburn
Rich Janiis W., carpenter, dwl NW cor Third and Berry
Rich Joseph, dwl NW cor Oak and Franklin
Rich Louis, tailor Joseph Bros., dwl 911^ Larkin
Rich Marj' Mrs., fancy goods, 911 J Larkin
Rich Samuel, gasfitter Louis Hufschmidt & Bro., dwl 1424

Pacific
Rich William, dwl NW cor Oak and Franklin
Richard Annie Mrs. , dwl till Third
Richard John, porter, dwl 835 Broadway
Richard Mary Miss, printer, dwl 314 Fifth
Richard R., porter St. Cloud House, 418 Sutter
Richards A., carpenter, dwl 21 Turk
Richards A. , clerk, dwl 195 Hyde
Richards Alice Miss, actress Wade's Opera House, dwl 44

Third
Richards Ann M. Mrs, dwl 1512 Pine
Richards Annie Mrs., dwl 1227 Washington
Richards Calvin (Frost & R.), dwl 307 Third
Richards C. B., agent, Jwl 519 Pacific
Richards Charles "(firoiuji 6; R.), dwl 813 Montgomery
Richards Charles F., barkeeper John C. Green, dwl 8

Jackson
Richards Clayton F. (C. F. Richards <t- Co.), dwl SE cor

Pennsylvania Av and Solano
RICHAKUS C. F. <& CO., wholesale drugs and chem-
icals, 427 and 429 Sansom cor Clay
Richards Charles, chemist, dwl 314 Bush
Richards Charles H., salesman, dwl S s Clipper bet Noe

and Castro
Richards Charles W., dentist Max Sichel, dwl 1512 Pine
Richards S., clerk general freight office Central Pacific

R. R., cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 330 Third
Richards Daniel, bookkeeper, dwl 1024 Powell
Richards David M., clerk Thomas Bell, dwl 931 Sutter
Richards Ebenezer J., druggist, dwl 512 Sixth
Richards E. C, waiter Miners' Restaurant, dwl What

Cheer House
Richards Edward, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl

371 Minna
Richards Ferdinand, cook, dwl 33 Hinckley
Richards Florence, assistant Joseph Dunkerley, E s Lar-
kin bet Beach and Jefferson
Richards Francis Jr., assayer Pac. Refinery and Bullion

Exchange, dwl 213 Shotwell
Richards Frank R., teamster, dwl 12 Washington
Richards George, agent, dwl 793 Mission
Richards George, actor Maguire's New Theater
Richards George, porter Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.,

dwl 414 Third
Richards George W., lumberman C. A. Hooper,& Co.,

dwl 481 Brannan
Richards H., dwl 636 Commercial
Richards Henry Mrs. (widow), dwl 607 Union
Richards Henry, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl

181 Stevenson
Richards Henry A. , butcher Miller & Lux, dwl Ninth Av

nr Railroad, South S. F.
Richards Henry W. , upholsterer, dwl 24 Jessie
Richards Ira, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Po-

trero
Richards Israel (Richards J: Riley), dwl Jones bet Fran-
cisco and Bay
Richards Jacob S. , turner Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl 106

Minna
Richards John, blacksmith, dwl 870 Folsom
Richards John, porter American Clock Co., dwl 835

Broadway
Richards John E., wines and liquors, 227 Btish, dwl 612

Guerrero
Richards John J., seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Richards John R., tailor, 773 Mission
Richards Joseph, laborer, dwl 914 Pacific
Richards M., laborer, dwl 621 Ellis, rear

Richards Martin, dwl Olympic Lodgings

Richards May Miss, compositor Bonnard & Daly, dwl 314

Fifth
Richards Norman, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Richards Orlando S. , graindealer, office NE cor Front and

Clay, dwl American Exchange
Richards T., boatman, dwl NW cor Third and Berry
Richards Thomas, waiter, dwl 863i Market
Richards Thomas S., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl

1313 Sacramento
Richards William H. (Richards A Harrison), dwl 925

Pine
Richards William H., barkeeper John E- Richards, res

Oakland
Richards William W., salesman O. Lawton & Co., dwl

1227 Washington
KICHARD»» A HARRISON (William A. Richards
and Robert J. Harrinon), importers and wholesale
English ales and porter, foreign liquors, groceries,
etc., 314 and 316 Battery
RICHARD!^ <£ UILEV (Israel Richards and John
Riley), contractors nightwork and sewerage, office
432 Kearny
Richardson A. H., machinist, dwl 219 MaBon
Richardson Benjamin, capitalist, office 37 Sacramento,

res New York
Richardson Benjamin Jr., painter C. C. Quince, dwl 18

Eddy •

Richardson Charles, butcher J. D. Dawes, dwl M nr

Fourth Av, South S. F.
RICHARDSON CHARLES, wines and liquors, SE

cor New Montgomeiy and Minna, dwl 522j Heward
Richar(teon Charles Milton, bookkeeper Dewey &. Co., dwl

2401 Buchanan
Richardson Cornelius, waiter Jlobert C. Johnson, 605

O'Farrell
Richardson Edward A., noteteller Bank of California, dwl

2719 Fcflsom
Richardson Edward H., clerk letter department Wells,

Fargo & Co., dwl 14 Henrietta Square nr Eleventh
Richardson Emanuel, laborer, dwl 9 Middle nr Pine
Richardson Emily Miss, teacher piano, dwl 416 Post
Richardson Emily F. (widow), dwl 2614 Folsom
Richardson F., dwl 957 Market
Richardson Frank, boxmaker, dwl 242 Townsend
Richardson Frank, doorkeeper Church's Atheneam, dwl

627 California
Richardson Frank, watchman stm Orifianune, Oregon S.

S. Co.
Richardson George, bricklayer, dwl 1238 Howard
Richardson George, carpenter, dwl 78 Clementina
Richardson George, clerk Simon P. Connor, dwl 6 Wet-
more PI
Richardson George, housecleaner Perkins Si Quinn, res

Oakland
Richardson George, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Bat
Richardson George, waiter stm Oriflamme, Folsom St.

Wharf
Richardson George E., driver Dexter Stab)*, dwl 514Bush
Richardson H. W., dwl 106 Minna
Richardson James, canvasser, dwl 1149 Market
Richardson James, gasfitter G. & W. Snook, dwl N 3 Sev-
enteenth nr Dolores
Richardson James, painter Wason & Morris, dwl cor Wal-
nut Av and Larkin
Richardson Jesse, local policeman, dwl cor Vallejo and

Davis
Richardson J. H., dwl Commercial Hotel
Richardson John, dwl 536 Sacramento
Richardson John, hostler City R. R. , dwl 601 Natoma
Richardson John C, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 174J

Minna
Richardson John G., agent St. Paul and Sioux City E. R.,

office 121 Montgomerj', dwl 216 Montgomery
Richardson Joseph V. B., porter Howe & Hall, dwl 408

Davis —

Richardson LeonardTphotogR^her George D. Moinse, dwl

513 Minna
Richardson Louis C.,%rajTnan, dwl 1066 Howard
Richardson Mary Mrs. (Leila Curtis lO Co.), res Oakland
Richardson Mary A. (\vidow), dwl 14 Henrietta Square nr

Eleventh
Richardson Prescott V., dwl NE cor Dolores and Nine-
teenth
Richardson R. C, janitor Grand Central Hall, dwl 9 Sixth
Richardson Reese R., plasterer and whitener, dwl 212

Broadway
Richardson Robert, chief engineer O. & 0. S. S. Oceanic

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

^; ». VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Richardson Robert W., fancy dry good«, 901 Stockton, dwl
12S Prospect PI

Richardson Samuel W. (Hutckiiu <t i?.), dwl 8E cor
Twenty fourth and Harrison

Richardson Thomas, hiniber commission, office junction
Market and California, res East Oakland

RicJiardson Thoma-s, seaman Paciflc Mail S. S. Constitution

Richardson Thomas, woolgroder 0»1. Wool Depot, dwl 144
Silver

Richardson Tniaeir. dwl 410 Post

Richardson Wandell L. , contractor, dwl 737 McAllister

Richardson William (Jiichard^ion .t Camuffo), dwl 223
Green

Richardson William (Richardmn J: Field), dwl 829 Bush

RIchanlson William, accountant and woolfjrader, dwl 504
Sixth

Richardson William, carpenter, dwl 1025 Montgomery

Richards<.iri William, carrier Morning- Call

Richardson William, cutter Buckingham &. Hecht, dwl
13t> Rose Av

Richardst)n William H., paperhanger George W. Clark,
dwl 124 Kddy

Bichardsoji William J., contractor, dwl SW cor Eddy and
Broderick

Eichardson William L. (C. C. Boobar A Co.), dwl 837
Tyler •

ffichardson & Camuffo (WiUiam /J. Richardson atid
Charles Camuffo), shipcarpenters and joiners, 5 Val-
lejo

Richardson & Field (William Richardson atid Alfred B.
Field), merchandisebrokers, 214 California

Richardt Emil, watch-casemaker, 1 Gardner

Kichardt Ferdinand, artist, dwl 1706 Leavenworth

Richart William, laborer, dwl 51(5 Pacific

Riche Joseph, laborer Boicken & Baccala, dwl 902 Sac

Richens A., dwl 122 Ellis

Riches Francis (widow), dwl 1223 Washington ,

Bichet Augustus B., compositor Courrier de San Fran-
cisco, dwl 907 Vallejo

Richet Gindido, porter, dwl 127 Jackson

Bichet Charles, dwl 907 Vallejo

Richet Charles, tailor Adolph Marks, 614 California, dwl
616 California

Richet Constance, engineer Lyon & Co., dwl 224 Fran-
cisco

Richiri Domingo, tailor, 437 Green

Richley Anthony, carpenter, dwl 37^ Sixth

Richmond A. Mrs., dressmaker, 724 Howard

Richmond B., clerk, dwl 503 OFarrell

Richmond C. M., dentist, office 313 Keamv.dwl 223 Capp

Richmond Charles A., with W. W. Dodge" & Co., dwl Oc-
cidental Hotel

Kchmond George A. , dwl 724 Howard

Richmond George Riley, stevedore Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 537 Brannan

KICmiO^iD LIZZIE «. Mrs., manager W^oraen's
Co-operative Printing Union, 424 Mont, res Oakland

Richmond Thomas, clerk Pardini iS: Bonaldi, dwl Over-
land Hoxtse

Kicfamond Willard P., compositor Women's Co-operative
Printing Union, res Oakland

Richter Adolph (Smith, R. i Co.), dwl 912 Brvant

Richter Alfred F., clerk Rudolph G. Gelien, dwl 1910 Pow

Richter August, porter Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co., dwl 912
Brj'ant

Richter August, tailor, dwl 513 Pacific

Richter Augustus, teamster F. & J. X. Stand, dwl 19 Dup

Richter Cornelius, mattressmaker Henry Frank, dwl 64
Everett

Richter Henry, clerk William H. Richter, dwl 619 Seventh

Richter John A., city agent Hutchinson, Mann & Smith,
dwl 1910 Powell

Richter John L., tinsmith Schuster Bros.% dwl 1910 Pow

Richter Max, phvsician and surgeon, office 112 Kearny,
dwl 3.34 OTarrell

Richter William, upholsterer Frederick Hufschmidt, dwl
912 Brjant

Richter William H., liquor saloon, H s First Av nr Ken-
tucky, dwl 619 Seventh

Richters Charles C. {llaiuen <t- ttichters), dwl NE cor
Washington and Drumm

Rick George, shoemaker, dwl 19 Welsh

Rick Henrj', gasfltter, dwl SE cor Linden Av and Frank-
lin

Rick Jacob, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills

Rick John, coachman J. F. Gashwiler, dwl 1727 Vallejo

Rick John, seaman, dwl 114 Jackson bet Davis and Front

Rick Maggie Miss, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 19 Welsh

Rickard^ Ellen (widow), furnished rooms, 78 Clementina

Rickards James, proptr Golden City House, cor Silver Av

and San Bruno Road
Rickards Joseph, laborer Central Pac. R. R. , dwl 103 Free-
Ion
Rickards William, dwl 550 Folsom
Hickards William Jr., dwl 5,50 Folsom
Rickborn Fernando, liquor saloon, 29 Stevenson

Ricke , tailor Adolph .Marks, dwl GIG California

Ricke Henrj', cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf.
Co. , dwl E s York bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Rickels John, porter William Rudolph, dwl 630 Sac
Ricker Benjamin F., carpenter, dwl 122 Ellis
Ricker John Mrs., dwl 555 Xatoma
Rigby William, cabinetmaker, dwl 535 Linden Av
Rickers J., dwl 904 Kearny
Rickers M., dwl 636 Commercial
Rickert Henry S., carpenter S. S. Culverwell, dwl 206

Union
Rickert John B., carpenter, dwl 206 Union
Rickert William, dwl 1017 Batterj-
Ricketson Henrj* A., bookkeeper Child & Maguire, dwl

1115 Hyde
Rickett Edward, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Rickey Bliss D.; dwl 400 Geary

Ricklefsen George J., silk and wool dyer, 1408 Stockton
Rickmann Charles, driver C. Jas. King of Wm. & Co.
Rickmann Paul, clerk Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Rickmers Michael, seaman bktn Oregonian, Mission St.

Wharf
Rickner Francis, carpenter, dwl 721 Pacific
Rickner W., laborer George H.Whitnev, 114 Steuart
Rickoff Charles (Rickhff <i- Clark), dwl'ioe Shotwell
Rickoff i Clark {Charles Rickoff and William A. Clark),

spring-bed manufacturers, S s Sixteenth nr Folsom
Ricks Jacob, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s Bry-
ant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty -fifth
Rico Catherine (widow), dwl 4 Varenne
Rico Henry, shoefitter, dwl 4 Varenne
Ricord John, dwl 411 Leavenworth
Ridberg William, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Mont
Riddell George W., solicitor Trust Fund Assn, 320 Cal
Riddell J. E., dwl 633 O'Farrell
Riddell Speer, paying teller London and San Francisco

Bank, dwl Lick House
Riddell Thomas, builder, dwl 16 Potter
Riddicks John, waiter Palace Hotel
Riddle Conrad, butcher, dwl 522 Filbert, rear
Riddle George, cabinetmaker, dwl 522 Filbert, rear
Riddle Henry F., laundryman, dwl 1509 Jones
Riddle Herbert, freight clerk S. S. Los Angeles, office 10

Market
Riddle Herman, laborer, dwl 522 Filbert, rear
Riddle J., physician, dwl XE cor Pacific and Sansom
Riddle J. H.," waiter Palace Hotel
Riddle Margaret H. (widow), dwl XE cor Kearny and

Francisco
Riddle McReady (widow), dwl 522 Filbert, rear
Riddle Robert, liquor saloon, cor Kearny and Francisco
Riddle William, bookkeeper Straut & Hamilton, dwl SW

cor Pine and Sansom
Riden Frank, expressman, dwl 2109 Webster
Ridenger John, coppersmith, dwl 212 Steuart
Rideout Albert T., shipcarpenter, dwl 20 Clinton
Rideout J. R., captain stm C. M. Small, Front St. Wharf
Rider FVederick, apothecary, dwl 504 Bush
Rider John (Rider, Somers d- Co.), dwl 2513 Folsom
Rider Joseph, calker Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steuart
Rider Michael, laborer, dwl SE cor Fol and Harrison Av
Rider, Somers & Co. (John B. Rider, Joshua Chadbourne,
and Harvey C. Somers), hay and grain, and agents
Warm Springs Packets, SE cor Wash and Drumm
Rider William M., bookkeeper Pac. Commercial Co., dwl

2513 Folsom
Ridge John, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shastv
Ridge Simon, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 28 Ritch
Ridgeway Bi'others (William J. and Joseph U.), file

manufacturers, 305 Howard
Ridgeway Joseph, manuf mill picks, 305 Howard, dwl 206

Beale
Ridgeway Joseph H. (Ridgeicay Bros.), dwl 206 Beale
Ridgeway Marian Mrs., finisher, dwl 20 Minna
Ridgeway Marian Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 426

Greenwich •
Ridgeway Sarah Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 20

Minna
Ridgeway William J. (Ridgcuay Bros.), dwl 206 Beale
Ridgewav William P., cashier Grand Hotel
Riding Thomas R., clerk A. B. Elfelt& Co.,dwl 303 Third

STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELEY made to order and REPAIRED by L. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchaiil

Ridley Albert E., stencilcutter Francis M. Truworthj',

dwl f) Cushman PI
Ridley Horace S., market, 2002 Polk, dwl 1908 Polk
Ridley Thomas, steward, dwl 18 Stone
Ridney James, seaman, dwl SW cor Mission and Spear
Riechers Frederick {Riecherx «fc Gasque, and Gagqiie tt

A'.), dwl 308 Jessie
Riechers & Gasque (Frederick Riechers and Henry 0ns-

ijitc), groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth and Miss
Ricck Henry, liquoi; saloon, 5 Vallejo, dwl 1025 Mont
Riecker Paul, clerk Headquarters Military Division Pa-
cific, dwl 745 Howard
Ried A., carpenter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post
Riedel Gustave, raanuf \inegar, 102 Drumm, dwl 1021 Sac
Ricdel Hermann, laborer balthaser Goetz, dwl 522 Fil-
bert, rear
Riedel H. F., Opera House bootblack and laimdry, 316

Bush
Riedy Martin, laborer, dwl 236 Oak

Riegelhaupt Philip, tailor, 504 Market, dwl 87 Stevenson
Riegelhuth Conrad, cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl

44 Julia
Riejjelhuth Conrad, clerk Sacramento Hotel, 407 Pacific
Riegelhuth Conrad, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.

Co. , dwl 6 Morey Alley
Riegelhuth George, packer Ackerman Brothers, dwl 6

Morey Alley
Riegelhuth Jacob, bootblack Prescott House, 933 Kearny
Riegelhuth Jacob, proprietor Sacramento Hotel, 407 Pa-
cific
Riegelhuth John, waiter Sacramento Hotel
Rieger P. & Co., groceries, drugs, and dye-stuffs, 411

Batten'
Rieger Paul (P. Rieger A: Co.), dwl 736 McAllister
Riegert Louis, cook Baer & Scharsch, dwl 736 Mont
Riegle Henrj- (Riegle it Welh), dwl 428 Third
Riegle & Wells (Henry Riegle and Frank Wells), silver

type pictures, 428 Third
Riegling George, salesman H. B. Anderson, dwl 416

Jones
Riegling Joseph, baker, dwl 416 Jones
Riehl William, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, dwl Point

Lobos Av
Riehn, Hemme & Co. (August Hemme), assayers, 404

Montgomery
Riek Henry, saloon keeper, dwl 1025 Montgomery
Rieks J., seaman, dwl 415 East
Riel Amelia, dressmaker, 6 Central PI
Rieman George B., agent Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 824

Howard
Riepe John A., general engraver, 618 Merchant, dwl 525

Green
Rier Charles Augustus, hamessmaker Main & Winchester,

res Oakland
Ries L. Rev., rabbi Congregation Sherith Israel, dwl 427

Turk
Ries Leopold, land agency, 607 Washington
Ries Macedonio, tailor, 775j Market, rear
Ries Samuel, dwl 33J Garden
Riese Brothers (Leo and David), cigar factory, SW cor

Sansom and Pine room 51
Riese David (Riese Brothers), dwl 125 Sansom
Riese Ernest, carbuilder, dwl S s Nineteenth nr Howard
Riese Leo (Riese Brothers), dwl 125 Sansom
Riese Reuben, miner, dwl 532 Pine
Riese. See Riese, Reece, Reese and Reis
Rieser Aaron, salesman Commercial Soap Co., dwl 535

Fell
Rieser Adolph, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Riesling Casper, cabinetmaker, dwl 32 J Zoe
Riesner Louise Mrs., dwl 959^ Mission
Riesterer Charles, waiter Henrj' Hoesch, dwl 435 Pine
Rietow Hannah Mrs., milliner Henrietta Racouillat, dwl

720 Union
Rieux Ernest P., bookkeeper Spruance, Stanley & Co.,

dwl 1012 Vallejo
Rieva Vincent, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Riffel Louis, waiter John Carrey, dwl cor Pow and Bdwy
Rigallet B., confectioner, 202 J 5lontgomerj' Av
Rigaud Rigo, shoemaker, dwl 1031 Dupont
Rigby F. H., dwl Commercial Hotel
Rigby Mary (widow), vegetables and fruits, SW cor Bryant

and Eighth
Riges Patrick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Rigg Charles, seaman, dwl 421 Drumm
Riggers and Stevedores Association, rooms 429 Pacific
Rigglewood Maggie Mrs., dwl 455 Minna
Riggs George S., dwl 603 Washington

Riggs James, laborer West Coast Furniture Co., dwl 121

Bluxome
Righetti Caudido, porter Brigham, Whitney &■ Co., dwl

127 Jackson
Righetti Domenico, clerk Stephen Mariana, dwl SE cor

Twenty-third and Columbia
Rightmeyer F., laborer F. Korbel & Bros.
Rightmire Abraham D., watchman depot Central Pac. R.

R., dwl 918 Harrison
Rightmire Sarah A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar

School, dwl 918 Harrison
Rightmire William J., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl

918 Harrison
Rigley James, doorkeeper Maguire's Ojiera House, dwl

319 Bush
Rigney Arthur, spicepacker E. Bax & Co., dwl 23 Alta PI
Rigney James, laborer, dwl 23 Alta PI
Rigney Patrick, silvei-plater, 654 Mission, dwl 30 Perry
Rigollet Bernard, .candies, 202j Montgomery Av
Rigoni Joseph, jeweler Giuseppe Fontana, dwl 12 Union

PI
Rihal John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and

Second, dwl 111 Clinton
Rihal Thomas, gilder S. & G. Gump, dwl 111 Clinton
Riker Alanson, merchant, dwl 1 Fifth
Riker Harrison H., sexton St. John's R'esbyterian Church,

520 Post, dwl 1516 Jones
Riker J., carpenter, dwl 126 Fern Av
Riker James, porter Palace Hotel, dwl 1620 Stockton
Riley Ann (widow), dwl 551 Howard
Riley Ann Miss, nurse, dwl 326 Ellis
Riley Benjamin, seaman, dwl 508 Mission
RILEY liE^'J.iMIN' F., importer and commission

merchant, 318 Front, dwl 904 McAllister
Riley Bernard, plasterer, dwl 212 Gough
Riley Calvin C, clerk William J. Brj'an, dwl NW cor

Second and Howard
Riley Charles, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 152

First
Riley Christina (widow), dwl 4 St. Charles PI
Riley Christopher, miner, dwl 116^ Dora
Riley Cornelius J. , carpenter, dwl 598 Stevenson
Riley C. J., expressman, NE cor Kearny & Pacific
Riley Daniel, dwl 306 Minna

Riley David, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 204 Mont
Riley E., boilemiaker Union Iron Works
Riley Edward, collannaker Main & Winchester, dwl Sev-
enth nr Brannan
Riley Edward, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Riley Edward, engineer, dwl 23 Folsom Av
Riley Edivard, laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Riley Edward, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 610

Stevenson
Riley Edward, teamster John M. Fisher, dwl 1128 Fol-
som
Riley Eliza Mrs., dwl N s Willow Av bet Eddy and Ellis
Riley Ellen (widow), dwl 675 Clementina, rear
Riley F., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 321 First
Riley Frank, carver West Coast P\imiture Co., dwl 32}

Clara
Riley Frank, cook Central Pacific Hotel
Riley Frederick, laborer, dwl 152 First
Riley Frederick, laborer, dwl 413 Drumm
Riley Frederick J., messenger Pacific Stock Exchange,

dwl 8 Antonio
Riley George, boilermaker, dwl 137 South Park Av
Riley George F., shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19

Steuart
Riley George R., shlpcarpenter, dwl 522 Stockton
Riley Hazen K.. local policeman, dwl 207 Eleventh
Riley J., carwasher City R. R.
Riley J., driver James Tnmpkinson, dwl 68 Minna
Riley J., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 814 Third
Riley J. A., merchant, dwl Russ House
RileV James, dwl S s Central Road nr Giant Powder

Works
Rilej' James, helper Occidental Foundrj'
Riley James, assistant engineer S. F. F. D., dwl 23 Kear
Riley James, blacksnn'th, dwl 157 Minna
Riley James, boilermaker, dwl 307 Folsom
Riley James, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 624

Fourth
Riley James, cattledriver, dwl cor Fifteenth Av and P,

South S. F.
Riley James, clerk George Tishler, dwl 2118 Howard
Riley James, fanner San Miguel Ranch, } mile W Bernal

Station
Riley James, foreman Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D.

BEAMISH'S— Shirt inannfacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market,

?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Riley James, gasfltter, dwl Second Av bet Fifteenth and

Sixteenth
Riley James, hackdriver, dwl 68 Minna
Riley .lames, iroiimolder, dwl IG Jessie
Riley James, lalxirer, dwl NW cor M and San Jos6 Av
Riley James, laborer, dwl 37 Frederick, rear
Riley James, laborer, dwl 725 Brannan, rear
Riley James, longshoreman Charles E. Ilaseltine
Riley James, mill<er Patrick CosKrove, dwl N s Turk bet

Buchanan and Laginia
Riley James, (lorter Rossctcr & Smith, dwl 210 Oak
Riley James, seaman, dwl ."iOfi Davis
Riley James, seaman, dwl fiOx Mission
Riley James, tanner, dwl 101!) Market
Riley James, waiter Oram! Hotel, dwl 146 Natoma
Riley James H., plumber and {.Tisfitter, dwl E s Second

Av nr Sixteenth, rear
Riley James J., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, NAV

cor Gough and Haight
Riley James W. {Jiiley it Lo/txis), dwl NE cor Hayes and

Octiivia
Riley Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 1410 Folsom
Riley J. Gordon, mining-, office 331 Montgomery room 24,

res Oakland
Riley J. II., waiter Palace Hotel
Riley John, dwl S Antonio
Riley John {liishardg X- R.), dwl NW cor Francisco] and

Jones
Riley John, assistant lighthouse-keeper, Alcatraz Island
Riley John, buteher, dwl IVelfth Av nr N, South S. F.
Riley John, carpenter, dwl 523 Stevenson
Riley John, carriagemaker, dwl 111 Geary
Riley John, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 519 Pacific
Riley John, driver Hose No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl 35 Everett
Riley John, engineer Portland Boiler Works
Riley John, expressman, Main bet Folsom and Harrison,

dwl 310 Main
Riley John, hostler City R. R., dwl 121 Fifteenth
Riley John, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Riley John, laborer, dwl 3 Sherwood PI
Riley John, laborer, dwl 5 Lick
Rilev John, laborer, dwl 214 First
Riley John, laborer, dwl 333 Bush
Riley John, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Riley John, laborer City R. R., dwl N s Fifteenth bet

Howard and Mission
Riley John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Riley John, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl N s

Brannan nr Eighth
Riley John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 16

Jessie
Riley John, miner, dwl S s Mission nr Twenty-sixth
Riley John, molder Union Iron Works
Riley John, packer J. Cerf & Co., dwl 649 Stevenson
Rilej- John, painter, dwl 2108 Mason
Riley John, plumber Lempke & Co., dwl 2014 Mission
Riley John, printer Joseph Winterbum & Co., dwl 1703

Jones
Riley John, sailmaker, dwl SW cor Mission and Spear
Riley John, seaman, dwl 21 Pacific
Riley John, teamster Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl N s

Brannan nr Eighth
Riley John, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl 1235 Mis-
sion
Riley John F., extraman Engine No. 6 S. F. F. D.
Eil^' John F., mason and contractor, dwl 1013 Market
Rilefy John H., stonecutter Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl 23

Folsom Av
Riley John H.W., phonographic reporter Nineteenth Dis-
trict Court, office 728 Montgomery, dwl 1707 Gough
Riley John J., moroccodresser Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl

721 Brannan
Rilcv John M., carriagetrimmer Plath «& Kitzmuller, dwl

111 Gear*'
Eiley John W., upholsterer Edmond C. Kennedy, dwl 9

Anttmio
Rilev Joseph P., bricklayer John F. Riley, dwl 1013 Mar-
ket
Riley Kate Miss, dwl 16 Jessie

Riley L. Miss, machine operator Einstein Bros. & Co.
Riley M., laborer, dwl ,S09 Washington
Riley M., laborer superintendent streets
Riley Martin, laborer,' dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Riley Mary (widow), dwl 107 First Av bet Fifteenth and

Sixteenth
Riley Marj', nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Riley Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 1013 Market
Riley Mary Ann Miss, dressmaker, dwl 239 Fifth
Riley Michael, Coopers' Union, 417 Bu.sh

Riley Michael, coremaker McConnick, Lewis & Co., dwl E

8 Florida bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Riley Michael, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Riley Michael, gasfitter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 537 Sac
Riley Michael, hay, wood, and coal, 11 Eddy, dwl 2118

Howard
Riley Michael, laborer, dwl W s Ash Av bet Laguna and

Octavia
Riley Michael, molder, dwl 1 Lincoln PI
Riley Michael J., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl E s

Florida bet IS'ineteenth and Twentieth
Riley Owen, dairj-nian, SW cor Dolores and Dorland
Riley Owen, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl New Rail-
road House
Riley P., dwl 014 Kearny
Riley P., boilermaker Union Iron Works
Riley P., carpenter California Planing Mills
Riley P., coali)asser stm Oriflamme, Folsom St.'WTiarf
Riley P., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 814 Third
Riley Patrick, dwl 908^ Folsom, rear
Riley Patrick {McNrdtij .t R.), dwl 915 Post
Riley I'atrick, baker, dwl 422 Fremont
Riley Patrick, coachman St. Marj's Hospital
Riley Patrick, driver White's Laundry, dwl 534 Natoma
Riley Patrick, fireman O. and O. S. S. Oceanic
Riley Patrick, foundryman, dwl 21 Stevenson
Riley Patrick, hostler Central R. R. Co., dwl 721 Brannan
Riley Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Valencia nr Twenty-fifth
Riley Patrick, laborer, dwl 5 Lick
Riley Patrick, laborer, dwl 136 Natoma
Riley Patrick, laborer, dwl 231 First
Riley Patrick, laborer, dwl 515 Eighth, rear
Rilev Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Riley Patrick, laborer Golden City Chemical Works, dwl

NE cor Brannan and Gilbert
Riley Patrick, laborer Oriental Warehouse, dwl 216 Ritch
Riley Patrick, Imnber stevedore, dwl Ward nr Sullivan
Riley Patrick O., hostler Central R. R. Co., dwl 721 Bran-
nan
Riley Patrick S. , railroad advertiser, 3 New Montgomery,

dwl West End Hotel, Brenham PI
Riley Peter, dwl 340 Eighth

Rilej' Peter, boilermaker, dwl 137 South Park Av
Rilev Peter, housesmith and boilermaker James J. Gal-
lagher, dwl 37 First
Riley Peter, laborer Nojth Beach Cement Pipe Works,

dwl Green nr Taylor
Riley Peter, machinist, dwl 214 First
Riley Peter, mill-stonebuilder Joseph Wagner & Co.
Rile3' Peter, stonecutter, dwl 422 Fremont
Riley P. F. , carpenter M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 771 Har
Riley Philip, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Riley Philip, carpenter, dwl 310 Folsom
Riley Philip, teamster Golden Gate Park
Riley Robert, H., cook S. S. Montana, Folsom St. Wharf
Riley Samuel, carpenter, dwl NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Riley Sarah Miss, clerk William J. Davis, dwl 23 Clemen-
tina
Riley Terrence, baker Magdalen Asylum, Potrero Av nr

Twenty-first
Rilev Thomas, blacksmith, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Riley Thomas, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 505

First
Riley Thomas, bookkeeper, dwl 174 Minna
Riley Thomas, machinist TTiomson & Parker, dwl 413 Fol
Riley Thoma-s, plasterer, dwl 1235 Mission
Rilev Thomas, porter P. M. S. S. Colima
Rilev Thomas D. {Riley d- Vest), dwl 207 Eleventh
Riley Thomas F., saddler C. C. N. Little, dwl 705 Front
Rilev Thomas J., teamster, dwl 12 Geneva, rear
Riley F. W., dwl 613 Mission
Rilev William, laborer, dwl 106 First
Riley William H., hairdresser Phillips & Co., dwl 1115

Taylor
Riley William J., stonecutter Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl 23

Folsom Av
Riley & Loftis (James W. Riley and William H. Loftis),

g^roceries and liquors, NE cor Hayes and Octavia
Riley & Vest (Thomas D. Riley and George Vest), hay

and grain, ,507 and 509 East
Riley. See Reilley, Reilly, Rvley, and O'Reilly
Rilk Edward, carpenter, dwl 1225 Market
Rimassa Charles, hairdresser Harris Bernard, dwl 720

Washington
Rimassa Emanuel, boots and shoes, 720 Washington
Rimbault Lo\iis, tailor, dwl 641 Broadway, rear
Rimessce Liberalo, waiter Orazio & Cadenasso, dwl 432
Vallejo

JA1£ES G. STEELE S: CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Rimlinger Anthon}', expressman, SE cor Dnpont and

Washinj^on, dwi 1914 Mason
Rimpau A., student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl 207

Post
Rincon P. F., dwl Commercial Hotel
Rincon Point Warehouse, E. V. Hathaway proprietor, foot

Spear
RIKC'OX POINT M'HARF, Spear bet Folsom and

Harrison
Rindg-e Henry A., manager Union News Co., dwl 1026

Clay
Rindolf Joseph, machinist W. C. Wilcox & Co., dwl 750

Howard
Rinef James P., foreman E. K. Howes & Co., dwl E s

Fourteenth nr N, South S. F.
Rines Joshua R. , lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 177 Minna
Ring Anna (widow), dwl NW cor Greenwich and Webster
Ring Benjamin, laborer, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-seventh
Ring Daniel D., tailor, dwl 67 Everett
Ring F., dwl 8G3i Market
Ring Francis, driver People's Express, dwl West End

House
Ring George E. , rancher, dwl 225 Sixth
Ring Robert S., bookkeeper H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl

1212 Mission
Ring Timothy, laborer, dwl 538 Howard
Ring William, upholsterer, dwl 156 First
Ringdoll Charles, coachman, dwl SW cor Pierce and

Haight
Ringe William, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Ringen Christopher, clerk Dietrich Benecke, dwl 520

Broadway
Ringen Peter {Liekendey i: R.), dwl 604 Lombard
Riugenburg Rudolph, foreman Broadway Brewery, dwl

637 Broadway
Ringgold Charles, laundrjTnan Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl

350 Grove
Ringgold Rhode, bricklayer, dwl 43 Minna
Ringgold William H. Mrs. (widow), ladies' hairdresser,

1105 Stockton
Ringo J. L. R., dwl 776 Howard
Riiigot Joseph, dwl NW cor California and Scott
RingTose Rhody (Ringrose <fc Branigan), dwl 43 Minna
Ringrose & Branigan {Rhody Rinqrose and Mathew

Branigan), bricklayers and contractors, 43 Minna
Ringstrom P. R., bookkeeper, dwl 525J^ Stevenson
Ringwood John H., porter Shea, Bocqiieraz & McKee, dwl

811 Mission
Rink C. P., clerk, dwl SW cor Eighth and Market
Rink J., seaman, dwl 415 East

Rinmanson Carl. W., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Rlnn Henry, foreman Cal. Jewelry Co., dwl 133 Page
Rinne Matthew, dwl 1320 Stockton
Rinnett Ole, carpenter, dwl 255 Minna
Rioler George, pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl 224 Fourth
Riordan Bartholomew, laborer, dwl SE cor Channel and

Santa Clara
Riordan Bridget, boarding and lodging, 1143 Harrison
Riordan Catharine Mrs. , dwl 119 Shotwell
Riordan Charles A., caryienter, dwl 560 Stevenson
Riordan Cornelius, bricklayer, dwl 1079 Market
Riordan Daniel, laborer, dwl 1000 Washington
Riordan Daniel, molder Hope Iron Works, dwl E s Ten-
nessee bet Mariposa and Solano
Riordan Daniel, shoecutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 1079

Market
Riordan Dennis, hostler James G. Scovem, dwl 333 Ritch
Riordan Dennis, shoemaker John Sullivan, dwl 21 Sher-
wood PI
Riordan Dennis, stableman, dwl 512 Mission
Riordan Eugene, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 407 Grove
Riordan Eugene P., laborer, dwl W s Vermont nr Nevada
Riordan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 553J Stevenson
Riordan Jeremiah {Flynite tt- Co.), dwl 1180 Broadway
Riordan Jeremiah, plumber, dwl 430 Natoma
Riordan John, capitalist, dwl First nr Folsom
Riordan John, carpenter S. S. Culverwell, dwl W s Guer-
rero bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Riordan John, porter Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 808 Jones
Riordan John, waiter Russ House

Riordan John P., wood and coal, 625 Howard, and assist-
ant license collector, dwl 313 Mason
Riordan Joseph, hamessmaker John O'Kane, dwl 36 Free-
Ion
Riordan Margaret Mrs., dwl 732 Folsom
Riordan Michael, teamster G. Morrow & Co., dwl 27 Com
Riordan Michael, workman J. F. Haycock & Co., dwl 1918
Mason

Riordan Owen, mason, dwl 423 Bush

Riordan Patrick, dairyman, E s Sixth AvnrL, South S. F.

Riordan Patrick J., machinist Isaac H. Small, dwl 313

Mason
Riordan Rosina Mrs., milliner, 631 Maricet, Palace Hotel,

dwl Russ House
Riordan Stephen, marblepolisher Leon R. Myers & Co.,

dwl 40 Moss
Riordan Thomas D., clerk B. S. Brooks, dwl 808 Jones
Riordan Timothy, steward, dwl What Cheer House
Riordan Timothy P., real-estate agent, 9 Post, dwl 1416

Post •
Riordan. See Rierdon
Rios Feliz (widow), dwl 444 Green
Rioton Adam H., pajserhanger Frank G. Edwards, res

Oakland
Riott J., dwl 636 Commercial
Riotte Eugene N. (Riotte tfc Beyea), res Oakland
Riotte Robert, clerk Murphy, Grant &Co., dwl 32Tehama
RIOTTE A, BEYEA [Eicgene JV. Riotte and Jame$

L. Beyea), stockbrokers, office 330 Pine rooms 9 and

10
Riphenburgh Westley {J. H. Miller <t Co.), dwl N s Clark

bet Davis and Drumm
Rippe John, clerk Martin 'nedmann, dwl SW cor Hayes

and Polk
Rippon William, dwl 522 Jones

Rischigna , dwl 600 Broadway

RISDOIV IRO:V AND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,

William H. Taylor president, Lewis R. Mead secre-

tarj', SE cor Howard and Beale
Risdon John N. {Risdon Jj Tower), res Fruit Vale, Ala-
meda Co.
Risdon Robert N. , clerk Collins, Wheaton & Luhrs, res

Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Risdon & Tower (John N. Risdon and Charles Toioer),

managers Pacific Boiler Works, 118 and 120 Fremont
Rise Henry G., night clerk Post-office, dwl 4 Laskie nr

Mission
Risi Alois, boot and shoemaker, 205 Montgomery Av,

dwl E s Stockton bet Sacramento and California
Risl Antonio, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Conmnercial
Rising Adelaide Miss, dwl 13 Monroe
Rising Alfred (Hunt tt R.), attorney at law, office 409

California, dwl 1315 California
Rising Philip J., dwl 116 Liedesdorff
Risk William, stevedore, dwl 315 Union
Risley Arthur A., tailor, 411 Pine
Risley Joseph, molder, dwl 9 Washington At
Rislej' N. , cigar dealer, dwl Overland House
Rispaud Celestin, lapidarj' J. Laine & Son, dwl S s Pacific

bet Dupont and Kearny, Hotel de France
Rispaud Peter, pantrj'man, dwl 4 Virginia Alley
Rissland Albin (Pape d- R.), dwl 7 Bagley PI
Risso Angelo, vegetable dealer, Colombo Market
Risso Fi-ancisco, vegetable dealer, Colombo Market, dwl

Guerrero nr Dolores
Risso Guiseppe, vegetable dealer, Colombo Market
Ristenport William, salesman William J. Heney & Co.,

dwl 207 Post
Ritcau Henry, musician, dwl 116 Prospect PI
Ritch Simon, laborer, dwl 28 Ritch
Ritcher Gustav, clerk, dwl 427^ Green

Ritchie , dwl 19 Ellis

Ritchie Alexander, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 142J

Fourth
Ritchie Daniel S., shipjoiner, dwl 29 Jessie nr Seventll
Ritchie F. H., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Ritchie Francis, cedar cooper, dwl 1106 Clay
Ritchie J. C. Miss, dressmaker, 9 Taylor
Ritchie John A., capitalist, dwl Russ House
Ritchie John M., signpa inter, dwl 2028 Folsom
Ritchie Mary (widow), dwl W s Hoff Av nr Sixteenth
Ritchie Napoleon B., builder, dwl 408 Austin
Ritchie William, laborer, dwl 521 Howard
Ritchie William H., clerk Charles A. Sankey, dwl 1827

Jessie
Riter John, carpenter, dwl 814 Bush
Rithe Albert, dwl 904 Kearny
Rithe Ernest, cabinetmaker, dwl 16 Garden
Bittenhouse Mary Miss, dwl 130 Tyler
Ritter Albert, jeweler and watchmaker, 303 Kearny, dwl

807 Pacific
Ritter Arthemise Mme., corsets and dressmaker, 640

Fourth
Ritter Charles A. (Koehler <t R.), dwl 2330 Washington
Ritter Edward, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 830 Pac
Ritter Gustave, brewer Union Brewerj', dwl 326 Clem
Ritter H., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienio Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Proptr.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

HIT

689

BOB

Ritter John A., carver L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 31 Welsh
Ritter P., laborer F. Korbel & Bros., dwl King St. House
Ritter Paul, painter, dwl 113 Franci!<co
Riettmeier Kas[)cr (^Rittmeitr .t Voll), dwl 13 Silliman
Rittincier & Voll (haitjH-r Jiittmewr and Cunwlius ['oil),

restaurant and coffee saloon, 7 Commercial
Rittore Antonio, fish, 5 Clay St. Marl<et, dwl 513 Green-
wich
Ritzinan David, porter, 533 Commercial
Ritzman John, maltster Frauenholz & Co., cor Montgom-

erj' Av and Vallejo
Ritzrow John, painter, dwl 906 Stockton
Ritzs Martin, dwl 77 Clementina
Rivas E., musician, dwl 1024 Stockton
Rivel Castillo, laborer, dwl Greenwich nr Filbert
Rivenider Frederick W. L., dwl 974 Brj-ant
Rivera Estane Miss, dressmaker, dwl 10 Auburn
Rivera Juliana (widow), dwl 208 Drumm
Rivers Richard, carpenter, dwl W a Chenerj- bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Riverside Land and Irrigating Co. (San Beniadino Co.),

Louis FrancoiM secretary, office 314 California
Rivett Henry, clerk, dwl 605 Pine
Rlx Alfred, attorney at law, 60C Montgomerj' rooms 19

and 20, dwl 743" Pine
Rix Annie E. Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 30 Potter
Rix Hale (Drake .t li.), dwl 30 Potter
Rix Hans H., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Rix Julian W., artist, dwl 743 Pine
Rixen John, tailor, dwl 18 First
Rixford Emmet H., attorney at law, office 528 California,

dwl 311 Stockton
Rixford Gulian P., commercial reporter Morning Call,

dwl 1825 Bush
Rixon Albert, driver Pac. Ice Co., dwl 1305 Kearny
Rixon C. H. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary School,

dwl 135 Page
Rixon John A., tailor Lewis Cohen, dwl 617 Minna

Rizer . dwl 223 Jessie

K. J. KOHLEK'S UEniTTIOX A\D REFLMXG

WORKS, office 401 California room 11
Roabaker Martin, carpetlayer A. Berson & Sou

Roach , dwl 39 Everett

Roach Ale-xander, laborer California Grain Warehouse,

dwl 316 Beale, rear
Roach Bridget, (widow), dwl 1149 Howard
Roach Catherine (widow), dwl 112 William, rear
Roach Catherine Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1422 Washington
Roach Cliarles, cabinetmaker, dwl 731 O'Farrell
Roach D., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., dwl 218-Drumm
Roach Edmund, laborer Golden Gate Park
Roach David, sweeper Central Pac. R. R., dwl 316 Ritch
Roach Dennis, laborer, dwl 316 Beale, rear
Roach Edward, dwl 228 Minna
Roach Edward, clerk, dwl 105 O'Farrell
Roach Edwin, boatman, dwl Merrimac, Long Bridge
Roach F. F., carpenter, dwl 231 O'Farrell
Roach George, extraman Engine Co. No. 9 S. F. F. D.,

dwl 320 Main
Roach Hattie Miss, actress, dwl 5 Stockton
Roach Hugh, coalpasser stm Ajax, Folsora St. Wharf
Roach James, longshoreman, dwl 311 Ritch
Roach James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Roach James V., dwl 26 Pleasant nr Clay
RoachJohn, hackman Richard Dowling
RoaePlTohn, hogranch, Fourth Av nr M, dwl Ws Seventh

Av nr L, South S. F.
Roach John, laborer, dwl 625 Davis

R0.4<'H JOHN, optician and mathematical-instrument-
maker, SW cor Mont and Sac, dwl 820 Union
Roach John F., cooper, 208 Commercial, dwl 1106 Mont
Roach Katie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1149 Howard
Roach Lawrence, expressman, SE cor Second and Mission,

dwl 343 Clementina
Roach Maggie Miss, tailoress, dwl 21 Ohio
Roach Marj' (widow), dwl 21 Ohio
Roach Mary T. (widow), dwl 1818 Bush
Roach Michael, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 04 Shipley
Roach Michael, hogranch. Fourth Av nr M, dwl W s

Seventh Av nr M, South S. F.
Roach Michael, laborer, dwl 528 Folsom
Roach Michael, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Roach Michael, laborer F. Barnard & Co., dwl NE cor

Vallejo and Battery
ROACH .MICHAEL, liquor saloon, 1019 Market
Roach Michael, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Roach P. Mrs., stamping, etc., 731 O'Farrell

Roach Patrick, nightwatchman Central Pac. R. R., dwl

115 Clinton
Roach Peter, salesman, dwl 13 Leavenworth
Roach Philip A. (William S. Moss <t Co.), dwl 820 Union
Roach Riehard, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl W s Dore bet

Ninth and Tenth
Roach Samuel, lalx>rer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Roach Simon, liquor saloon, 23 Second, dwl 44(i Jessie
Roach Thomas, coalpasser stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Roach Thomas, laborer Beale St. Wharf , dwl 42 Stanly PI
Roach Thomas B., laborer, dwl 28 Ritch
Roach Walter, cooper John F. Roach, dwl U06 Mont
Roach Walter, doorkeeper S. F. Stock Ad Exchange

Board, dwl 1149 Howard
Roach William, expressman, SE cor Third and Mission,

dwl 13 Clinton, rear
Roach. See Roche

Roan Hans, clerk Peter Jacobson, dwl 2019 Mason
Roan Marj' Miss, assistant matron Protestant Orphan

Asylum, W s Laguna bet Haight and Waller
Roantree M. J., salesman M.Warde & Co., res Vallejo
Roark Charles, hackman. Plaza
Roat Helena Miss, with D. Seller, dwl 202 Ellis
Robales Lucia, clerk A. Morelos & Co.
Robare A., seaman, dwl SW cor Mission and Si)ear
Robart John, shipcarpenter, dwl 225 Folsom
Robb Charles, cook stm Cora, Market St. Wharf
Robb James, molder Occidental Foundry
Robb James A., foreman Globe Iron Works, dwl 241

Ninth *

Robb John, assistant secretary S. F. Stock and Exchange

Board, dwl 600 Bush
Robb John, helper Occidental Foundrj'
Robbins Charles F. (Blake, Bobbins it Co.), res Oakland
Robbins Enos V., office 410^ California, dwl 835 Bush
Robbins Frederick, carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 25

Hawthorne
Robbins Frederick O. W., with McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

71 Clementina
Robbins George, local policeman, dwl cor Third and Miss
Robbins J., clerk, dwl 114 Eddy
ROBBIXS J.4MES J., president Dardanelles Mining

Co. , office 402 Montgomery t-oom 14, dwl Palace Hotel
Robbins John, carpenter Einstein Bros. & Co.
Robbins John, painter, dwl 110 Eddy
Robbins Joseph, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Robbins Samuel, dealer horses, dwl 624 O'Farrell
Robbins William J., teamster SE cor Market and Steuart,

dwl 2232 Bush
Robbins. See Robins
Robelee Charles, carpenter, dwl 306 Mason
Roberson Clement, upholsterer Fletcher & Day, dwl 821

Green
Roberson Joseph S. , corresponding clerk Wells, Fargo &

Co., dwl 417 Montgomery
Robert Anastacia, miner, dwl 117 Taylor
Robert August, carpenter, dwl 53 Shipley
Robert Henry D., student, dwl SW cor Bartlett and

T^ventv-fourth
Robert Jules D., tailor, 801 Kearny, dwl 732 Green
Robert Paul J., office 331 Montgomery room 15, dwl 127

Keamj-
Robert Pierre Rev. , pastor Notre Dame des Victoires,

dwl 526 Bush
Robert William, laborer, dwl NWcor Dupont and Vallejo
Robert William, machinist Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

231 Perry-
Roberts , dwl 13 Tehama

Roberts Alfred W. , carpenter, dwl 221 Mason

Roberts Alonzo, painter, dwl 44 Minna

Roberts Amos (Berry, Wol/skill <t Co.), dwl Russ House

Roberts Amos, dairyman Ann Douglass, dwl E s Tenth

bet Harrison and Bryant
Roberts Anton, furniture dealer, 837 Pacific
Roberts Azarah E., boilermaker, dwl 541 Second
Roberts Charles, dwl 270 FirA
Roberts Charles, dwl 424 Sansom
Roberts Charles, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole, dwl

3 Frederick
Roberts Charles D., assistant supt Mission Woolen Mills
Roberts Charles J. , bootmaker, 862^ Harrison
Roberts Daniel, machinist Union Iron Works
Roberts Daniel S., stockbroker, dwl SW cor Bartlett and

Twenty-fourth
Roberts David H., restaurant and liquor saloon, NE cor

Mission and Sixteenth
Roberts E. , dwl 636 Commercial
Roberts Eli B., carpenter, dwl Thirty -third Av nr I, Bay

View

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

"D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, "Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mo I'i

Roberts Ellis, conductor Omnibus R. R. Co.
Roberts E. Pierpont, postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, tlwl 537 Turk
Roberts E. VV., mininghroker, office lllj Leide^orif
Roberts Frank, seaman stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Roberts Frank R., clerk Miller tc Co., dwl 543 Natoma
Roberts F. W., dwl G3(i Commercial
Roberts Georjje, bricklaj-er, dwl 613 Mission
Roberts George, clerk J. M. Bradstreet i Son, dwl 157

Silver '
Roberts George, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Roberts Geoi^, machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 211

Second
Roberts George, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Roberts George A., compositor Alta California, dwl 44

Minna
Roberts George D. , capitalist, office 328 Montgomery room

18, dwl Palace Hotel
Roberts George G. , contractor, dwl 157 Silver
Roberts George W., dwl 700 Ellis
Roberts George W., bookkeeper, dwl 15 Ellis
Roberts G. F., confectioner, NW cor FolsomlandlFifth,

dwl 1112 Sacramento
Roberts Harrison, canvasser Morning Call, dwl 10 Sixth
Roberts Harrison Mrs., physician, office and dwl 10 Sixth
Roberts Henry, dwl 323 Jessie
Roberts H. M , dumm>Tnan Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl

1207 Clay
Roberts Howell, dwl SW cor Slississippi and Santa Clara
Roberts Howell Jr., ruffer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl SW

cor Mississippi and Santa Clara
Roberts Hugh, seaman, dwl 117 Drunim
Roberts I. L. Mrs., dwl 30 Post
Roberts J., laborer, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Roberts J., picture-framemaker McEachren & Robinson,

dwl 814 Third
Roberts James, bookkeeper, dwl 624 Pacific
Roberts James, carver West Coast Furniture Co.
Roberts J. T., dwl 636 Commercial
Roberts James, dwl 223 Je -sie
Roberts James, dwl 726 Sixteenth
Roberts James, dwl 968 IJarrison
Roberts James, machinist, dwl 67 Natoma
Roberts James, roofer, dwl 39 Minna
Roberts James Jr., superintendent Mission Woolen Mills,

dwl 726 Sixteenth
ROBERTS J.4MES B.. office 315 Cal, dwl 572 Har
Roberts James H., tinsmith Henry J. McLerie
Roberts James S., laborer Henrj- Shay
Roberts Jeremiah, clerk, dwl 2 Hampton Court
Roberts Joab S. , printer Francis & Valentine
Roberts John, carpenter, dwl E s Church nr Twentj'-

fourth
Roberts John, calker Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steuart
Roberts John, dairjTiiian, Thirtieth Av nr San Bruno

Road
Roberts John, laborer California Brick Co., dwl 437 Bran
Roberts John, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Roberts John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Roberts John, machinehand S. F. Manuf. Co.
Roberts John, presiding elder Reorganized Church of Je-
sus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, dwl 71 New Mont
Roberts John, puddler Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl SE cor

Shasta and Slichigan
Robei-ts John, sailmaker 0. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Roberts John, seaman, dwl 10 Commercial
Roberts John, upholsterer Henri Windel & Co., res Oak-
land
Roberta John C. (Conlin <fc R.), and supervisor Tenth

Ward, dwl 273 Jessie
Roberts John H. , captain stm San Joaquin (No. 2), Vallejo

St. Wharf, office 3 Mission
Roberts John W. , clerk, dwl 1118 Jackson
Roberts John S., planer, dwl 62 j Shipley
Roberts John W., groceries^NW cor Polk and Austin
Roberts John W., laborer, dwl 911 Battery, rear
Roberts John W., local policeman, dwl SW cor Polk and

Bush
Roberts John William, stevedore, dwl Nineteenth Av nr

N, South S. F.
Roberts Jonas, laborer, dwl S s Clipper bet Church and

Dolores
Roberts Joseph, salesman Hasev & Lancaster, dwl 16 Har-
lan PI
Roberts Joseph Jr., mining engineer, office 328 Montgom-
ery room 18, res Oakland
Roberts Julius D., gents' furnishing goods, dwl 732 Green
Roberts Lisette, milliner Mrs. G. W. M. Cowles, dwl 522
O'Farrell

Roberts Louisa (widow), dwl 310 Beale

Roberts Martin R., shipping and real-estate, 633 Front,
dwl 904 Washington

Roberts Marj' Mrs., midwife, dwl 068 Harrison

Roberts Mary E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, dwl 157 Silver

Roberts Michael, tinsmith, dwl 67 Jessie

Roberts Newton, waterman, dwl 1114 Harrison

Roberts Peter, machinehand Holland & Ruppel, dwl 347
Fourth

Roberts Peter, shipearpenter, dwl NW cor Townseud and
Third

Roberts Philip, carpenter, dwl 20 Page

Roberts R., merchant, dwl Russ House

Roberts R. H., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Costa
Rica

Roberts Richard M. (RnberU <t- Kearney), dwl 826 Filbert

Roberts Robert E., clerk, dwl 408 Broadway

Roberts Robert T., assistant assayer's department U. S.
Mint, dwl 34i Garden

Roberts Robert W., bookkeeper S. F. Laundry Assn, dwl
157 Silver

Roberts S., dwlll3 Ellis

Roberts Samuel S., attorney at law, dwl 362 Seventeenth

Roberts S. H., dentist, office 142} Fourth, dwl 802 How

Roberts Sherman S. , attorney at law, dwl NE cor Seven-
teenth and Second Av

Roberts Sidney, clerk John W. Carter

Roberts Stephen, miner, dwl 411 Ellis

Roberts Stephen H., manufacturer lace goods, 306 Post

Roberts T., clerk, dwl 14 Ellis

Roberts T., chief steward 0. & O. S. S. Belgic

Roberts Thomas, cook, dwl 330 Spear

Roberts Thomas, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill*

Roberts Thomas, plumber, dwl 67 Jessie

Roberts Thomas H., ruflfer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W b
Missouri bet Butte and Solano

Roberts V. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 29 O'Farrell

Roberts Walter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Roberts William, porter Mansfield & Hess

Roberts William, clerk general recruiting service U* S.
A. , 105 Stockton

Roberts William, machinist, dwl 231 Perry

Roberts William, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, pier 19
Steuart

Roberts William, Tailors* Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton

Roberts William B., real-estate agent, 207 Kearny, dwl 23
Powell

Roberts William G., agent Cal. and Oregon Stage Co., of-
fice 208 Montgomery, dwl 204 Montgomerj'

Roberts William P., carpenter, dwl 1136 Pacific

Roberts &,.Kea.n\ey (Richard M. Roberts and Peter J.
Kearney), market, SE cor Filbert and Taylor

Robertson , dwl 808 Mission

Robertson Agnes M. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School

Robertson Albert A. , engineer, dwl 127 Welsh

Robertson Alexander, printer Bradley & Rulofson, dwl
1519 Polk

Robertson Alexander M., salesman Chilion Beach, dwl
525 Folsom

Robertson Allen, waiter International Hotel, 824 Kearny

Robertson Andrew, tailor Wright & Harmon, dwl 564}
Natoma

Robertson Augusta C. Miss, teacher Rincon Gr^mar
School, dwl 317 Harrison ^

Robertson Catherine (widow), dwl 209 Tehama

Robertson Clements, clerk, dwl 821 Green

Robertson D., laborer Pac. Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf

Robertson Daniel, pantryman stm Julia, Market St. Wharf

Robertson David, draftsman, dwl 539 Second

Robertson Edward, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart

Robertson Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1519 Polk

Robertson Emest B., clerk Commercial Insurance Co.,
dwl 317 Harrison

Robertson Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl 29 Welsh

Robertson George, dwl 527 Post

Robertson George, bookkeeper John Brewster, dwl 1120
Mission

Robertson George B. , dwl 527 Post

Robertson Gustave, gunsmith, 206 Montgomery Av

Robertson Henrj-, dwl 3 King

Robertson Henry' D. , medical student, dwl 527 Post

Robertson Hugh, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl
523 Howard

Robertson Hugh, conductor Central R. R., dwl 721 Bran-
nan

Robertson James (Sneider <t JR.), dwl 165 Perry

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Mark(

^ '. VAN 5CHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

lobertson .Tames, engineer, ilwl .'>2,'? Howard
tobert.son James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
tobertSDii James H., biwtfltter, tlwl W a Bartlett bet

Twenty-fourth and Twenty fifth
lobertson James Hcnrj-, ffxisfittcr, dwl 3 King
lobertson James J., carj)enter, dwl 5G Clara,
XOBKKTSON J. BAItR, director Califoniian Land

Investment Co. (limited) of lyondon, olBce 330 Pine

room .S7, dwl Occidental Hotel
lobertson John, carix!nter William B. Bradburj', dwl 106

Tehama
lobertson John, ijrainer, dwl 1510 Polk
lobertson John, i)lastcrer, dwl 12i Langton
lobertson John, plasterer, dwl 630 Minna
lobertson John, shoemaker, dwl 45 Ritch
lobertson John D. (iW^/twoti it li.), dwl 315 Minna
lobertson John D., business agent, office 521 Clav, dwl

211" Mason
lobertson John Prince {Smith, Cutter <t Co.), dwl 1107

Stockton

lobertson John W., dwl 773 Harrison
lobertson John W., painter, dwl 51 Clara
lobertson Joseph, laborer Baldwin's Hotel, dwl 3 Eddy PI
lobertson Joseph, porter Ferguson & Co., dwl 306 Bdwy
iobert-son Joshua, plumber Pac. Refinery and Bullion

Exchange, dwl 942.} Harrison
lobertson J. R. , engineer tugboat Lookout, pier 9 Steu
lobertson J. W., dwl 4 Ewer PI
lobertson Laurence, hairdressing saloon, 444 Third
lobertson Lizzie V., teacher music, dwl 317 Harrison
lobertson L. M. , dwl 606 Fourth
lobertson Maggie Miss, seamstress, dwl 824 Mission
lobertson Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, 525 Fol
lobertson Margery C. Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary

School, dwl 2 Chelsea PI
Robertson Mar\' (widow), dwl 2 Chelsea PI
ROBERTSO.\ MAKY Mrs., dressmaker, 32 Second
Rot)ertson Napoleon, newspaper carrier, dwl 2^1 Third
Robertson Peter, dwl 3 King
Robertson Peter, office 330 Pine room 57, dwl Occidental

Hotel

Robertson Peter, laborer, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Robertson R., stevedore, dwl 6 Zoe
Piobertson R. L., news depot and tovs, 141 Fifth
Robertson Robert, dwl 411 O'Farrell
Robertson Robert, shipwTight, dwl Eighteenth Av bet Q

and R, South S. F.
Robertson Robert H., bookkeeper, dwl 2 Chelsea PI

bertson S. J. (Robertson i- Lynam), dwl 1519 Polk
Roliertson Susan Miss, actress Bella Union Theater, dwl

812 J.ackson

Robertson T. , seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Robertson Thomas B., bookkeeper, dwl 1213 Union
Robertson Walter, hackman James Graham, dwl 106J

Third
Robertson Warren, sailmaker Christian C. Funk, dwl 220

Lombard

Robertson William, carpwnter, dwl 231 First
Robertson William, clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., dwl

141 Fifth
Robertson William, florist, 106 California Market, nursery

W s Folsom nr Nineteenth
Robertson William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Robertson William, plasterer, dwl 630 Minna
Robertson William, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Robertson William A., vice-principal Lincoln Grammar

^hool, dwl 527 Post
Robertson William B., clerk William T. Coleman & Co.,

dwl 1205 Washington
Robertson William P., foreman J. H. Canuany & Co., dwl

E s Chenery bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Robertson William R., housemover, dwl 406 Broadway
Robertson & Lynam (S. J. Iinht:rtsmi and J. Lynam),

shoe manufacturers, 929.} Market
Robey Patrick, hostler, dwl 113 O'Farrell
Robertson. See Roberson, Robinson, and Robison
Robie F. P., dwl 636 Commercial

Robie John F. P. , salesman Joseph Figel, dwl 704J Miss
Robijohn E., conductor Market St. R. R.
Robin Adrian, liquor saloon, 614 Fourth
Robin Claude, laborer, dwl 845 Dupont»
Robin Frank, French Laundry, 1816 Mason
Robinet Eugene, dwl 639 Broadway
Robinet Henry, expressman, 623 Davis, dwl 1219 Stock
Robinet John, bootmaker Louis Adier, dwl 1014 Clay
Robinet Jules, wines and liquors, 641 and 643 Broa!dway
Robinet Lewis, pressman Edward Bosqui & Co. , dwl 327

Jessie
Robinett Henrj-, extraman Engine No. 5 S. F. F. D.

Robinett John, plumber, dwl N s Ridley bet Mission and
Valencia

Robinett Margaret Miss, teacher Geary St. Primary
School, dwl N 8 Ridley bet Mission and Valencia

Robinett 'Thoma.s, carpenter and builder, 506 Clay, dwl
741 Market

Robinett Zora R., dwl N s Ridley bet Valencia and Mis-
sion

Robinette Theodore J., saloonkeeper, dwl 2 Gerke Alley
nr Dupont ti

Robins George, capitalist, dwl 914 Sutter

Robins Matthew, broker, dwl 509 Post

Robins Samuel, printer, dwl 1221 Pacific

Robins W., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Robins. See Robbins

Robinskipp Matthew, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 12 Lewis
PI

Robinson A. B., dwl 112 Fourth

Robinson A. C, dwl 317 Jessie

Robinson A. E., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 929
Jackson

Robinsun Albert S., insurancebroker, office 221 Sansom,
dwl 1013 Larkin

Robinson Alfred, steward, dwl 808 Front

Robinson Alfred, trustee Stearns' Ranches, office 542
Market, dwl 2 Park PI

Robinson Alfred W., cook Oliver H. Herrington, dwl 15
Scott's PI

Robinson Alonzo C, weigher Central Wood Depot, dwl
311 Fremont

Robinson Andrew, deckhand stm Alice Garratt, Front St.
Wharf

Robinson Anna (widow), dwl 438 Union, rear

Robinson Augustus A. , commissionbroker, office 36 Cali-
fornia, dwl 632 Valencia

Robinson Augustus M., clerk S. Foster & Co., dwl 630
Valencia

Robinson Bridget (widow), dwl E s Columbia nr Twenty-
ninth, Bernal Heights

Robinson C, engineer, dwl 509 Washington

Robinson Caroline Mrs., lodgings, 108 Minna

Robinson C. B., clerk Central Pac. R. R.,dwl 425 Kearny

Robinson C. G., glovecutter Cal. Glove Co., dwl 1107
Stockton

Robinson Charles, butcher, dwl 1414 Washington, rear

Robinson Charles, stevedore, dwl 36 Spear

Robinson Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont

Robinson Charles F., captain watch U. S. Mint

Robinson Charles H., clerk Simmons, Rowe & Co., dwl 2511
Folsom

Robinson Charles J., auditor Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 609
Nineteenth «

Robinson Charles K. (Scth Marshall d- Co.), res Oakland

Robinson Charles R., stairbuilder Langland & Leach, dwl
930 Clay

Robinson Charles S., miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 419
Vallejo

Robinson Chester H., bookkeeper Standard Soap Co., res
Oakland

ROBi:VSO.V CORNELIUS P., attorney at law, office
S\V cor Montgomerj' and Commercial, dwl 1422 Hyde

Robinson Crittenden, clerk Thomas P. Ryan, dwl 2512
Octavia

Robinson E., plasterer, dwl 36 Gear>'

Robinson Edward, gasfitter Henry J. MeLerie, dwl 1807
Polk

Robinson Edward, salesman Samuel LeszjTisky & Bro.,
dwl 10 Rondel PI

Robinson Edward F., compositor Morning Call, dwl 931
Sacramento

Robinson Edward I., attorney at law, office NE cor Fourth
and Townsend room 40, dwl 128 Eleventh

Robinson Edward N., superintendent Mindeleff Reduction
Co., office 328 Montgomery room 19, dwl NW cor
Shotwell and Twenty-fourth

Robinson Edward R. {H. Jl. Swain Ji- Co.), dwl 115 Na-
toma

Robinson Edwin J. {Charles A. Haioley 6: Co.), dwl 225
Tyler

Robinson Elizabeth (widow), dwl 407 Filbert

Robinson Emma Mrs., dwl 211 Eddy

Robinson F., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

ROBINSON, FOWLER «£ CO. (John B. Robi-nson,
Liiciui C. Fowler, Henri/ Anderson, ard Charles
Crocker), importers and jobbers wood and willow-
ware, brushes, twines, and matches, and proptrs Val-
lejo Patent Socket and Califoniia Broom Factories.
203 and 205 Sacramento

Robinson Frances Mrs., lodgings, 308 Folsom

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale ty D. W. Laird, 613 Montgonier3

ROB

692

ROB

Robinson Frances A., seamstress Kendall, Klinger & Co.,

dwl 25-4 Clementina
Kobiiison Frank, steward Patrick Casserley, NE cor San-
son! and Pacific
Robinson Frederick, driver Mathias & Hildebrand, dwl

112 Washington
Robinscin Frederick W. , civil engrineer, office 320 Sansom

room 23, dwl 119 Eddy
Robinson George, painter, dwl 104 Powell
Robinson G«)r!fe, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota, dwl

139 SouHj Park Av
Robinson George L., trimmer West Coast rumiture Co.,

dwl 520 Folsom
Robinson George M., salesman Kaindler & Co., dwl Mor-
ton House
Robinson Gregorj- E., porter Hermann Engelbrecht, dwl

1709 Leavenworth
Robinson H., dwl 819 Kearny
Robinson H. A., dwl 427 Bush
Robinson Harry, seaman schr Jane, dwl 427 Green
Robinson Henrj-, clerk Richard Ehricks, dwl SE cor Val-

lejo and Batterj-
Robinson Henrj', driver, dwl 2007 Mission
Robinson Henry, finisher Pacific Box Factorj", dwl 17i

Zoe
Robinson Henry, painter, dwl 21 Si.xth
Robinson Henry D., bookkeeper Nevada Bank of San

Francisco, dwl 813 Hyde
Robinson Horatio L., miner, dwl 6 Martha PI
Robinson Hugh, comedian, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av

and Kearny
Robinson J. Mrs., dwl 419 Vallejo
Robinson J. , driver City R. R.

Robinson J., sawj'er Weir & Greenwood, dwl 50 Natoma
Robinson Jacob, carpenter Henrj' J. McLerie, dwl 2321

Howard
Robinson Jacob, laborer Hooper's South End Warehouse,

dwl 1607 Mission
Robinson Jacob, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl

10 Rondel PI
Robinson James, carpenter, dwl S s Mission nr Capp
Robinson James, cook Jacob Christian, dwl 132 First
Robinson James, machinist Miners' Foundrj', dwl 72

Jessie
Robinson James, mason, dwl W s Duncan Court nr Broad-
way
Robinson James, seaman, dwl NE cor Wash and Drumm
Robinson James, stevedore, dwl N s To^vnsend nr Third
Robinson James A., with Arthur W. Bowman, dwl 2 Park

PI
Robinson James H., butter and eggs, 34 Centre Market,

dwl 372 Clepientina
Robinson James H., foreman William Cronan, dwl 957

Market
Robinson Jane Mrs., dwl 918 Natoma
Robinson J. Calvin, dwl 419 O'Farrell
Robinson J. Clayboume, salesman Hermann Engelbrecht,

res Oakland
Robinson Jefferson, waiter Palace Hotel
Robinson Jeremiah, contractor and builder, 127 Fifth
Robinson John, dwl 315 Minna
Robinson John, dwl 614 Keaniy
Robinson John, manufacturer willowware, 15 Third, dwl

521 Jessie bet Sixth and Seventh
Robinson John, glazier John Brewster, dwl 104 Powell
Robinson John, laborer, dwl 37 Baldwin Court
Robinson John, laborer, dwl 337 Ritch
Robinson John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Robinson John, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Robinson John, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Robinson John, waiter, dwl 906 Stockton
Robinson John A., chief clerk U. S. Survej'or- General,

res Oakland
Robinson John B. (Robinson, Fowler & Co.), res South

Vallejo
Robinson John B. , foreman Samuel McDowell, 453 Stev-
enson, dwl 407 Filbert
Robinson John C, professor mathematics, dwl 1521 Stock
Robinson John R., secretary Dime Savings Bank, 646

Market, dwl 206 San Jos6 Av
Robinson Jordan, carpenter, dwl 411 Sansom
Robinson Joseph E., sawyer Hobbs, Pomerov & Co., dwl

1609 California
Robinson Joseph S., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 310

Stockton
Robinson Jost, refiner, dwl 942J Harrison
Robinson Juan A., vice-president Colorado Commercial

and Land Co., ofUce 419 California room 27, dwl 59

South Park

Robinson Julius, clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl ISmi

Taylor
Robinson Lena Mrs., dwl 1003 Powell
Robinson Lewis R., carpenter, dwl 122 Ivy Av
Robinson L. L. , capitalist, office 320 Sansom room 23, dwl

119 Taylor
Robinson M. Mrs., dwl 110 Sixth

Robinson Mapnaduke H., bookkeeper, dwl 572 Folsom
Robinson Mary (widow), dwl 66 Jessie
Robinson Man,' (widow), dwl 111 Taylor
Robinson Marj' (widow), furnished rooms, 519 Third
Robinson Mason, policeman City Hall, dwl 20 Fifth
Robinson Mathilde Mrs., dwl 317 Sutter
Robinson Matthew, salesman, dwl 105 O'Farrell
Robinson Michael. Irish-American Assn. 818 Howard
Robinson Nina Miss, actress Baldwin's Academy of Music
Robinson Oscar, clerk William M. Searby, dwl NE cor

Folsom and Fifth
Robinson Patrick, laborer, dwi W s Michigan nr Shasta
Robinson Percy, dwl 208 Second
Robinson Peter, dwl 103 Mason
Robinson Peter, ballastman, office 305 East, dwl 2015

Dupont
Robinson Peter B., turner Frederichs & Gercke, dwl 381

First
Robinson Philip, blacksmith, dwl 414 Jones
Robinson Putnam, dwl 114 Geary
Robinson R., dwi 246 Third
Robinson R., dwl 324 Tyler
Robinson R., machinehand Cal. Planing Mills
Robinson R. G., machinist, dwi 1 Verona PI
Robinson Richard, deckhand stm Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Robinson Richard, machinist, dwi 2010 Larkin
Robinson Richard G., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Robinson Robert, dwi 11 Russ
KOBI\SO.\ ROBERT, attorney at law. Central Pac.

R. R. , office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 40,

dwl 1204 Mission
Robinson Robert, carpenter, dwi 245^ Clara
Robinson Robert, insurance agent, dwl 1080 Broadway
Robinson Robert H., carpenter, dwi 509 Stockton
Robinson Robert W., truckman, NW cor Davis and Sac-
ramento, dwi 52 Clara
Robinson Roderick, dwi 423 O'Farrell
Robinson Samuel, bookkeeper Painter & Co., dwl 1817

Leavenworth
Robinson S. E. (widow), dwl 119 Taylor
Robinson Seth (Roche <t R.), attorney at law, office 9

Montgomerj' Block, dwi 1815 O'Farrell
Robinson SejTnoxir P. (Robinson Jk Hall), dwl 810 Vallejo
Robinson S. F., steward Central Pacific Hotel
Robinson Sidney, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W 8

Tennessee nr Solano
Robinson Sidney O., painter, dwi 1709 Leavenworth
Robinson S. T. Mrs., dwi 338 Turk
Robinson Thomas, carpenter, dwl 521 Howard
Robinson Thopnas, clerk Juan A. Robinson, dwl 59 South

Park
Robinson Thomas, molder Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwi 330 Tehama
Robinson Thomas, plumber Lempke & Co, dwl 79 Jessie
Robinson Thomas A. , professor Pacific Business College,

dwi 518 Gearv
Robinson Thomas B., office 52 Clay, dwi 2534 Howard
Robinson Thomas D., seaman, dwi SW cor Sacramento

and Davis
Robinson Tod (H. H. Scott d- Co.), dwl 111 Taylor
Robinson Tracy, carpenter California Planing Mills
Robinson W., dwl 636 Commercial
Robinson W. A., local policeman, dwl 710 Washington
Robinson Walter T., bookkeeper Simmons, Rowe & Co.,

dwi 2534 Howard
Robinson W. B., capitalist, dwl Russ House
Robinson W. H. (Morton it R.), dentist, office and dwl

205 Monteromeiy Av
Robinson William, dwi 246 Tehama
Robinson William, carpenter, dwi 82 Clementina
Robinson William, carpenter, dwl 231 Second
Robinson William, carpenter, dwi 231 Stevenson
Robinson William, clerk S. B. Wakefield, dwl 111 Taylor
Robinson Williani, harnessmaker Thomas McGinnis, dwl

19 Harrison Av
Robinson William, miner, dwi 262 Jessie
Robinson William, painter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwi 6 Harrison Av
Robinson William, ship-wheelmaker and joiner, 20 Steu-

art, dwl 233 Hayes
Robinson William A., » postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail

Service, dwl 1155 Howard

HYGIENIC BOARDING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 0

-■3 ». VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

oblnson William C, carpenter James Drury, dwl 82

Clementina
obinson William C, stableman Alexander N. Hawley,

NW cor Mission and Potter, res Oakland
obinson William H., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.,

dwl Ninth nr Howard
obinson William H., salesman, dwl 407 Filbert
obinson Zina, surveyor, dwl 216 Clara
obinson & HaH (Seymour Robinson and Bichard B.
Hall), soap manufacturers, NW cor Pinckney PI and
Hinckley
obinson. See Robertson
^bio Rofilia Miss, dwl 5 Graham PI
^obison Ansel C, birds, gold fish, and curiosities, 217

Washington, dwl 915 Stockton
.obison Edward S., blacksmith Thomas Costigan, dwl 404

Jackson

lobitscheck Hermann, dwl 600 Bush
lobitscher Samuel, boot and shoemaker, 127} Seventh
lobl Frederick, laborer, dwl N s Ocean House Road nr

Alms House

lobl John, butcher, 5 and 6 California Market, dwl 807
Filbert
ibl John, butcher Theodore Frolic, dwl NW cor Hyde
and OFarrell
lobles Escolaska, helj)er Phelps Manufacturing Co., dwl

8 Louisa «

lobling Nicholas, dwl 732 Union
lobling N. M. Mrs., sewing school, 732 Union
lobrecht Antoine, furniture dealer, 837 Pacific
k)b8on Ann Frances (widow), dwl 254 Clementina
Lobson Henry, machinist, 300 Jackson, dwl E s Alabama

bet Twenty -fifth and Twenty-sixth
tobson John, tailor, dwl 4 Margaret PI
lobson Sarah M. (widow), dwl 28 Jessie nr Seventh
tobson Thomas, plasterer, dwl 1322 Natoma bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
lobson William, cook Isthmus House, 54 First
lobson William, tailor, dwl 706 Mason "
loby Frederick, seaman schr Maggie Johnson, Main St.

Wharf

loby J., salesman M. J. Flavin, 622 Kearny
loby James, watchmaker, dwl J21 Brj-ant

locca , broker, dwl 502 Powell

locca D. Miss, housekeeper, dwl 1507 Dupont
loccotagliata John {Brizzolara 6: R.), 1015 Washington
locco Antonio, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont
loch Bridget, chambermaid, dwl 507 Pine
toch Peter, cooper, dwl 425 Clementina
loch Samuel, ship>carpenter, dwl 77 Clementina
loch Sophie Mrs. , sewing-machine operator, dwl 513 How-
ard

loclia J. D., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109 Cali-
fornia room 16
loche Ann (widow), dwl 138 Rose Av
loche Andrew, locksmith, dwl 8 Polk Lane, rear
loche Charles, marbleworks, 44-48 Boardman, dwl 641

Broadway, rear
ioche George W. W., salesman John Taylor & Co., dwl

1211i Bush

Eloche J., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Roche J., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge

Roche James, dwl 1417 Powell

Roche James, carrepairer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 3 King
Roche James M. {Hahn .{• R.), dwl 2014 Pacific Av
Roche John, carpenter, dwl 313 Filbert
Eloche John, printer Francis & Valentine, dwl cor Green

and Sansom

Eloche John J. (Roche dt Rohimon), dwl 1902 Powell
Eloche Michael, boilennaker, dwl 37 Minna
Roche Peter, clerk Edward McGinnis, dwl SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Alabama
Roche Richard, laborer, dwl 607 Greenwich
Roche Thomas, shoemaker, dwl E s Bartlett nr Twenty-
sixth

Roche Thomas, waiter Russ House
Roche Thomas B. (^5lcVicker <t R.), dwl 28 Ritch
Roche Walter, storekeeper Overland House
KOCIIE A ROBI>$)0.\ {John J. Roche and Seth
Robinnan), attorneys at law, office 9 Montgomerj-
Block
Roche. See Roach
Rochebrune Alfred D., bookkeeper Nevada and Pac. Soda

Co. , 109 California, dwl 2 Potter
Rochedale Francis Eugene, hostler, 428 Pine
Rochelle Joseph, laborer Erwin Rossi, dwl 35 Geary
Rochet Joseph, foreman B. P. Flint & Co.'s Warehouse,
SW cor Greenwich and Battery

Rochette Charles, drayman Levi Strauss &, Co., dwl 1511

Buchanan
Rochford James H., policeman City Hall, dwl 1607 J Dup
Rochford Rose H. (widow), dwl 1232 Pacific
Rochfort Michael J., carpenter, dwl W s Beideman nr

O'Farrell
Rochholz Henry, clerk Commercial Insurance Co., dwl 21

Powell
Rochicioli Christopher, brassfinisher Raneri F. Rochi-

cioli, dwl 558 Stevenson, rear ^

KOCHK'IOLI K.4\EKI F., galvano p&stic-bronze

gold and silver plating works, 8 Tyler
Rochloes Gustavus, cabinetmaker, dwl 565 Brj'ant
Rock Charles, master mariner, office 305 East, dwi 418

Greenwich
Rock Claus H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj-, dwl 9 White

PI
Rock Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl 870 Folsom
Rock Island Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),

Joseph W. Clark secretary, office 418 California
Rock John, dwl 1522 Mason
Rock John, laborer, dwl 154 Shipley
Rock Mary -Miss, dwl 933 Sacramento
Rock Nelson, carj^enter, dwl E s York bet Twenty-fifth

and Serpentine Av
Rock William G., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,dwl

248 Fourth
Rockenkamp H. , laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth *

Rocker Louisa, glovemaker Pac. Glove Works, dwl 2106

Powell
Rockford B., clerk, dwl 242 Taylor

Rockman Louis, student Morris Rockman, dwl 723 Ellis
Rockman Morris, physician and surgeon, office 22 Kearny,

dwl 723 Ellis
Rockman Nicholas, bakerj' and confectionery, 1129 How
Rocks Ferdinand, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Rocks Henrj', sash and blindmaker, dwl 633 Jessie
Rocks John, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 154 Shipley
Rockwell Cleveland, assistant U. S. Coast Survey, office

214 Stockton, dwl 915 Sutter
Rockwell E. A. Miss, artist, 137 Montgomery, dwl 26}

Kearnv
Rockwell Peter K., dwl 1016 Geary
Rockwell Walter M., commission merchant, and agent

Adams & Westlake Manuf. Co., oifice 109 CalMomia

room 9, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Rockwitz George W. , bookkeper Charles Meinecke, dwl

25 Pearl
Rockwood Edmund R., clerk naval office Custom House,

dwl 1010 Mission
Rocky Bar Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co.), R. Wegener

secretar}-, 414 California
Rocky Bar Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Jules P. Caval-

lier secretary, office 318 Pine
Rocky Henry (Rocky <i: Peterson), SW cor Clay and Da^is
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Co. (Wyoming Territory),

office 402 Montgomery room 32
Rocky Mountain Fire Clay Agency, office 402 Montgom-

erj' room 32
Rocky & Peterson (Henry Rocky and Andrew Peterson),

stencilcutters, SW cor Clay and Davis
Rocray William, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Rodda John, dwl 2616 Sacramento
Roddan Charles, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 402 Sixth
Rodden Charles, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and

Second, dwl 6} Freelon
Rodden George, lieutenant nightwatch inspectors Cus-
tom House, dwl 1228 Vallejo
Rodden Hugh, hairdresser B. B. White, dwl 52 Jessie,

rear
Rodden John, shoemaker, dwl 52 Jessie, rear
Rodden Joshua, blacksmith Thomas Costigan, dwl 15 Ve-
rona PI
Rodden Philip, helper Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl 52

Jessie
Roddens M., laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Rodder Bertol, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific
Roddick E., shoemaker, dwl 509 Washington
Roddick Peter, laborer, dwl junction California and

Market
Roddy James H., carpenter Charles E. Boman, dwl 175

Minna
Rode Christian B., drajTnan Charles Langley & Co., dwl

110 Freelon
Rode Diedrich, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 735

Brannan
Rode Emil, artist and portraitpainter, 417 Bush

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Keamy St.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, ccr. Mont, and Mercha

Rode Oeorge, drayman, 319 Clay, dwl 110 Freelon
Rodecker Elias, wheelwTiffht, dwl llj^ Dikeman PI
Rodefeld Frederick Uiodefeld <i- Weber), dwl 22i Everett
Rodefeld & Weber {Frederick Rodefeld and H. \i'ehar),

liquor saloon, S\V cor Post and Kearny
Rodemark Albert, liquor saloon, 207 Main, dwl S s Mari-
posa nr Pennsylvania
Roden Adolph G., livery stable, 1715 Sacramento, dwl

ISIO Sacramento
Roden Charles, laborer, dwl 430 Drunim
Roden Willmm H. , salesman Brigham, Whitney & Co.,

dwl 1926 Sutter
Roder Henrv, dwl 1524 Powell

Roder John W., captain Fourth U. S. Artillery, dwl Pre-
sidio Barracks
Roderford James, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Roderick Louis, waiter stni Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf
Roderick Samuel, carpenter, dwl Ws Alemany nr Seven-
teenth
Roderiokson Philip, insurance agent, dwl 36 Welsh
Rodermondt William, cook Andrew V. Smith, dwl 519

East
Rodes Chapman, waiter Palace Hotel
Rodqe Henry, baker, dwl 515 Green
Rodes W. M. , chief engineer stm Hassler, U. S. Coast

Survey, 214 Stockton
Rodey John, carpenter, dwl 1716 Post
Rodger Edward, laborer Henry S. Borland, NW cor

Dolores and Dorland

Rodgers , boilermaker Union Iron Works

Rodgers Alfred, boatbuilder Timothy Collins, dwl 772 Har

Rodgers Andrew, cook, dwl 609 Washington

Rodgers Arthur {Kinq ct R.), attorney at law, office 207

Sansom, dwl 9 O'Farrell
Rodgers Augustus F. , assistant U. S. Coast Survey, office

214 Stockton, res East Oakland
Rodgers Benjamin Mrs. (widow), liquors and hoarding,

252 Brannan
Rodgers Charles, lumberman, dwl SW cor Market and

Steuart
Rodgers David J., blacksmith, dwl 26 Zoe
Rodgers E., carpenter,- dwl 512 Mission
Rodgers Edward, confectioner, dwl 718J Union, rear
Rodgers E. T., second officer S« S. Newbem, Folsom St.

Wharf, dwl 42J Zoe
Rodjprs F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannau and Eighth
Rodgers Fernando S., sign writer, 430 Kearny, dwl 636

Valencia
Rodgers G. R. , miner, dwl Russ House
Rodgers H. E., dwl 534 Bush
Rodgers Henry, artist, dwl 505 Leavenworth, rear
Rodgers Henry, miner, dwl 55 Natonia
Rodgers J., dv.'l 636 Commercial
Rodgers J., laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Rodgers J. S., blacksmith new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Rodgers James, shipjoiner Boole k Webster, 7 Steuart
Rodgers James D. , carpenter, dwl NE cor Alabama and

Twenty-second
Rodgers John, expressman, cor Market and Fremont, dwl

N s Willow Av bet Eddy and Ellis
Rodgers Joseph, carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 162

First
Rodgers Lee 0., physician, office and dwl 128i Fourth
Rodgers M. (widow), dwl 759 Folsom
Rodgers Margaret (widow), dwl 5 Langton, rear
RODCilER!^, MEYER «» €0. (.William Meuer, Fritz

Ilabenicht, H. L. E. Meyer, and John Wilson), com-
mission and shipping merchants, 212 Battery
Rodgers Philip, liquor saloon and boarding, 1727 Market
Rodgers Philip, machinist, dwl 814 Montgomery
Rodgers S. F., carpenter D. W. Ross, dwl 515 Bush
Rodgers. See Rogers
Rodicke Antone, seaman stm Orizaba, Broadway St.

Wharf
Rodiguers Louis, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
RODMAN GEORftE >V., cashier First National Gold

Bank of S. F., office SW cor Montgomery and Sum-
mer, dwl 568 Seventeenth
Rodnart John, dwl 1320 Stockton
Rodney Joseph, seaman, dwl 29 Pacific
Rodolsky Frederick, caipenter William C. Dyer, dwl 8

Lombard
Rodoni V. (Laxifenhurger d- R.), dwl 831J Pacific
Rodouan Alfred, secretary La Solidarity French Mutual

Beneficial Assn, office 729 Montgomery, dwl 1517

Powell, rear
Rodrigue Michael I., clerk Donohoe, Kelly & Co., dwl

1808 O'Farrell

Rodriguez Antonio, clerk Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 83fl
Brannan i

Rodriguez Antonio J., seaman, dwl 24 Commercial
Rodriguez Camilo, cigarmaker DieZ, Bertz &, Co., dwl 12!

Varenne
Rodriguez Carlos, clerk John Saulnier & Co., dwl 332

Brannan
Rodriguez Caziano, cigarmaker Diez, Bertz & Co., dwl

12 Varenne .

Rodriguez Frank G., compositor Stock Report, dwl 27

John
Rodriguez Genaro, dwl 332 Brannan
Rodriguez Josd, dwl 918 Jackson
Rodriguez Jos^ C, dwl 14 Bannam PI
Rodriguez Joseph, hamessmaker, dwl 520 Broadway
Rodriguez Louis, seaman, dwl 113 OreAn
Rodriguez Manuel, barkeeper Pacific Club, dwl 238 Jessitt
Rodriguez Manuel, deckhand stm Enterprise, Broadwaiy'

St. Wharf
Rodriguez Sebero, barber Esperidion Berroa, dwl N s Val-;

lejo bet Montgomery Av and Stockton
Rodschild Henry, real estate, dwl 784 Folsom
Roe Edward, miner, dwl 204 Montgomery
Roe H., dwl 869 Market
Roe Henry, hairdresser Benjamin B. White, dwl 197 Stev-

en-ion
Roe James (Roe i: Keller), dwl Fifth Av bet K and L,

South S. F. •
Roe James, laborer, dwl 510 Minna, rear
Roe James, liquor saloon, 3 Berrj'
Roe Jane (widow), dwl E s Fifth Av bet K and L, South

S. P.
Roe John, carpenter, dwl 312i Minna
Roe Michael, hogranch. Fifth Av bet K and L, South S. F.
Roe Patrick, dwl 1703 Leavenworth
Roe Terrence, laborer, dwl E s Fifth Av bet K and L,

South S. F.
Roe Thomas, janitor Valencia Grammar School
Roe Walter, candkorker, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Second

Av and Guerrero
Roe William, laborer George Klaber, dwli227 Second
Roe William, machinist, dwl 558 Howard
Roe & Keller (James Roe and David Keller), hogranch,

Fifth Av bet K and L, South S. F.
Roebelin Lorenz, clerk, dwl 21 Rondel PI
Roeben George, boarding and lodging, 37 and 39 Pacific
Roeben Matilda, dressmaker C. Duhart, dwl 37 Pacific
Roeber Christian, carpenter, dwl 909 Kearny
Roebiger Alexander, brewer Bay Brewery, dwl 612 Sev-
enth
Roebuck Thomas G. (Roebuck Jt McAndrews), dwl 7 Jlv-

erett
Roebuck & McAndrews (Thomas G. Roebuck and James

McAndrews), boilenilakers and blacksmiths. Old Em-
pire Foundry, 137 Beale
Boeder William, salesman Rosenbaum & Friedman, dwl

702 Harrison
Roeding Frederick (R. Feuerstein d- Co.),".dwl 1419 Cal
Boeker Mary (widow), dwl 2106 Powell
Roellig Enu^elbert, jeweler Ernest Henrici, dwl 211 Tliird
Roemer Adolph P. (Blumershien <L- M.), dwl West End

Homestead, San Jos^ Road
Roemer Caspar, vamisher, dwl 11 Perry
Roemer Christian, tailor, dwl 505 Union
Roemer Curt, clerk Anglo-Californian Bank (and Roemer

& Lorie), dwl 1420 California
Roemer Edward, dwl 11 Perry
Roemer Emily Mrs., dwl 1420 California
Roemer Erich, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor

Gough and Haight
ROEMER Eir«E.\"E, agent German General Benev.

Soc., office 732 Washington, res Alameda
Roemer Oscar, engineer Pac. Vinegar Works, dwl 541

Hayes
Roemer Oscar, machinist, dwl 18 First
Roemer Robert, salesman Hermann Engelbrecht, dwl 1420

California
Roemer & Lorio (Curt Roemer and S. Lorie), exchange

and moneybrokers, 228 Montgomery
Roes Louis B. W., liquor saloon, SE cor Front and Ore-
gon, dwl SE cor Front and Broadway
Roesber Robert, machinist, dwl W s Mission nr Six-mile

House
Roesch Charles, cabinetmaker Market St. Furniture Store,

dwl SE cor O'Farrell and Larkin
Roesch William, barkeeper William McCormick, dwl NW

cor Clay and Davis
Roesch William, brewer Humboldt Brewery, dwl 1839

Mission

BEAMISH'S-Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Goc

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

ioesler Albert, hairdresser Charles G. Roesler, dwl 7J

Ijangton
iocsler Charles G., hairdresser, 1103 How, dwl 7i Langton
loeslcr Henry A., salesman Kobinson, Fowler & Co., dwl

7} Lanyton
ioesler Herman {Roesler .fc Prof), dwl 225 Post
ioesler Juaus, hairdresser, 204 Jackson
ioesler Julius, estate of (Jladius .0 II.), 420 Keaniy
ioesler & I'roff (Ht'rman Roesler and Jacob Proff), cab-
inetmakers and carpenters, 225 Post
loest John, carpenter, dwl 20 Mission, rear
ioeth Georjfe, carver M. D. Nile, dwl 513 Howard
nOKTHK i'HKISTIAN, apothecary, SE cor Third and

Bryant, dwl 4G3 Bryant
loethe Louis, with Christian Roethe, dwl 463 Bryant
Joetelle Lewis, pantryman Russ House
Eloettger Fritz, cari)eiit8r, dwl S s Sutter bet Baker and

Lyon
[loff John C, captain stm Louise, Berkeley Ferry, res

Brooklyn
[loff Otto, harnessmaker, dwl 324 Tehama
Aoff Sebastian, marblepolisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 3

Francisco
Roffo Frank, cooper J. W. Coppage & Co., dwl 10 Bartol
Eloffat Simon, watchmaker, 1020 Uupont
Elogan Edward, optician, 803 Market
Elogard R. B., carbuilder Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 326

Broadway
Elog^ Aimie Miss, milliner Mary T. Swanton, dwl 1720

Jones
Roge Louis, eook, dwl E s Jones bet Broadway and Val-

lejo
Eloger Angelle Mme, dwl W s Buchanan bet McAllister

and Tyler
Rogers Aiidie E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri-

marj' School, dwl 1215 Pacific
Rogers Abraham, woodcutter, dwl 28 Ritch, rear
Rogers Antonio, dwl 1320 Stockton

Rogers Bernard, horseshoer, dwl eor Market and Valencia
Rogers Charles, maltster Lyon & Co., dwl 317 Francisco
Rogers Charles, piledriver E. C. Boobar & Co., awl 336

Bryant
Rogers Charles, porter Central Pae. R. R., NE eor.Fourth

and Townsend, dwl 297 Ritch
Rogers Charles, scenic artist Wade"s Opera House, dwl

16 Natoma
Rogers Charles D., dwl 205 Taylor
Rogers Charles H., stovemounter John De La Montanya,

dwl 350 ITiird
Rogers Charles W., local policeman, dwl 1009 Natoma
Rogers Cora Miss, saleswoman Palmer Brothers, dwl 310

Jessie
Rogers Cornelius, dwl N s Green bet Battery and Sansom
Rogers D. A., dwl 211 Ellis

UOGCKSi D.4.MEL, attorney at law, office 604 Mer-
chant, dwl NW cor Haight and Baker
Rogers David J., blacksmith Isidore Burns, dwl 26 Zoe
Rogers E. A., clerk general freight office Central Pac. R.

R. , NE eor Fourth and Townsend, res West Oakland
Rogers E. Iv., engineer stm Empire, res Oakland
Rogers Eliza (widow), dwl 310 Jessie
Rogers Florence F., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 3

Austin
ROOEUS FORD H., stockbroker, office 330 Pine room

28, dwl 1533 Sutter
Rogers Frank, carjienter Terrill & Slaven, 717 Seventeenth
Rogers Frank, deckhand stm Enterprise, Broadway St.

Wliarf
Rogers Frank, seaman stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Rodgers Frank, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7 Steuart
Rogers Frank, waiter Harrj- Scott, dwl 10 Natoma
Rogers Frank, waiter, 783 Market, dwl 246 Fourth
Rogers Frank E. , shipcarpenter, dwl 215 Fourth
Rogers Frank K., carpenter, dwl 520 Stevenson
Rogers Frank L., waiter Empire Restaurant
Rogers Frederick, seaman schr St. Thomas, Bulkhead bet

Washington and Jackson
Rogers George, driver John II. McMenomy, dwl 520 Ful-
ton
Rogers George, laborer Patent Brick Co., dwl 3 King
Rogers George E., mining, dwl 600 Bush
Rogers George P., with Sroufe la McCrum, dwl 108 Pros-
pect PI
Rogers George H., contractor, dwl NE cor Green and Oc-

tavia
Rogers George W. , mining, dwl 504 Stockton
Rogers Giovanni, cartman, dwl 428 Union, rear
Rogers Harriet Mrs., dwl 139 Fourth
Rogers Henrj', dwl 7 Van Ness Av

Rogers Henry (Koch Jk R.), dwl 737 Howard

Rogers Henry, agent Sanmel Merritt, office 307 California,

res Oakland
Rogers Henry, hairdresser James Cofous, dwl Hinckley PI
Rogers Hetiry D. , physician, office 523 Kearny room 2,

dwl 504 Greenwich
Rogers Henry O. (Lloyd ,{• R.), dwl 7 Van Ness Av
Rogers Hira n K., receiver Onniibus R. R., dwl 139 Fourth
Rogers H. P. (widow), dwl 108 Prospect PI
Rogers J., dwl 36 Geary

Rogers J. H., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, res Oak-
land
Rogers J. R., laborer Collins Bros., eor Douglas and

Twenty-fourth
Rogers J. Birney, signpainter, dwl 759 Howard
Rogers J;^ob, seaman, dwl 103 Clark
Rogers James, dwl 8 Virginia Alley
Rogers James, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 131

Silver •

Rogers James, plasterer, dwl 1911 Dupont
Rogers James C., blacksmith, dwl 1215 Pacific
Rogers James R., dwl 322 Third

Rogers James R., policeman City Hall, dwl 810 Filbert
Rogers James S. , steward William J. Cady, dwl 531 How
Rogers James T., watchman City Hall, dwl 641 Bdwy
Rogers John, dwl 707 Stockton

Rogers John, cartman Cal. Brick Co., dwl 10 Haggin
Rogers John, e.xpressnian, NW cor Broadway and Davis,

dwl 3 Eliza nr Union
Rogers John, importer paints and oils, office and (Jwl 707

Stockton
Rogers John, laborer Beale St. Wharf, dwl Brannan nr

Third
Rogers John, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Rogers John, mason new City Hall, dwl 741 Market
Rogers John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Rogers John S., laborer Michael Welch, Dame nr Thir-
tieth
Rogers Joseph, hairdresser, dwl 1019 Pacific
Rogers Joseph, seaman, dwl SE eor Pacific and Front
Rogers Joseph, steward Charles Akron, dwl 13 Wash
Rogers Joseph H., blacksmith Isidore Barns, dwl 26 Zoe
Rogers Kate, chambermaid, dwl 507 Pine
Rogers Lee O., physician, office and dwl 128J Fourth
Rogers M. A. B. (widow), boarding, 1114 Market
Rogers Maria, dwl 1608 Mason iM,

Rogers Marj' Jane (widow), dwl 1602 Kearny ^^^
Rogers Matthew, carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-fifth nr How
Rogers Michael, laborer, dwl N s Ash Av bet Ljfguna and

Octavia
Rogers Michael II., laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Rogers M. P. , mariner, dwl 211 Eddy
Rogers Nathan, clerk William T. Wenzell, dwl 1814 Mason
Rogers Nathan, storage, 818 Battery, dwl Old San Jos6

Road nr Five-mile House
Rogers Nelson J., expressman, SE eor Battery and Cali-
fornia, dwl NW cor Harrison and Twenty-first
Rogers Nicholas, bootblack, dwl 1121 Kearny
Rogers Owen, hogranch, dwl S s Jersey nr Diamond
Rogers Patrick, farmer W shore Lake Merced
Rogers Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Rogers Patrick, stevedore, dwl NE cor Berrj' and Madden
Rogers Peter K., policeman City Hall, dwl 121 Ellis
Rogers Philip, machinist, dwl 75 Clementina
Rogers P. S., machinist Bisdon I. and L. Works, dwl 814

Montgomery
Rogers Ralph H., mining, office 106 Leidesdorfi second

floor, dwl 830 Mission
Rogers R. J. W. Mrs., dwl 416 Post

ROUERl!^ ROBERT €., attorney at law and real-estate
agent, office 426 Cal, dwl NW cor Haight and Baker
Rogers Robert F. , stockbroker, office Nevada Block, 309

Montgomery room SO, dwl 901 Sutter
Rogers Robert H. , collector, dwl 337 Chattanooga
Rogers Russell K., farmer, dwl Ss Fourteenth nr Castro
Rogers S., butcher, dwl eor First Av and Kentucky, South

S. F.
Rogers Samuel, clerk, dwl SW cor Turk and Hyde
Rogers Sarah Mrs., sewing-machine operator, dwl 10 Tay-
lor
Rogers Solomon, clerk, dwl 1624 Leavenworth
Rogers Solomon D., salesman Pearson, Curtis & Co., res

Oakland
Rogers Thomas, dwl 1516 Powell, rear
Rogers Thomas, barkeeper Ocean Side House, Ocean

Beach Road, 3 miles S Cliff House
Rogers Thomas, broker, dwl E s Valencia nr Twenty-fifth

lot

JAMES Q. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No,. 316 Kearny Street.

D. "W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Moij

ROG

696

ROL

Rogers Thomas, butcher Donnelly, Dunne & Co.

Rr)g:ers Thomas, laborer, dwl Twentieth Av nr H, South

S. F.
Rogers Thomas, laborer, dwl 202 Pacific
Rogers Thomas, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Rogers Thomas, lab(jrer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl cor

Fourth and Channel
Rogers Thomas, master mariner, dwl cor Sierra and Lou-
isiana
Rogers W., carpenter Weir & Greenwood
Rogers Walter, teamster Max Englander, dwl 718 Turk
Rogers Walter E. , liquor saloon, N W cor Powell and Ellis,

dwl 123 Ellis
Rogers Walter S., carpenter, dwl 215 Fourth
Rogers William, machinist, dwl 27 Lafayette
Rogers William, waiter Washington Hotel, 519*Ii8sion
Rogers William A., laborer, dwl NE cor McAllister and

Steiner
Rogers William B., policeman City Hall, dwl 1009 Natoma

nr Eleventh
Rogers William H., physician, office 328 Kearny, dwl 1814

Mason
Rogers William H., trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl

57 Sixth
Rogers William J., railing\vorker Thomas McKibbin, dwl

411 Sansom
Rogers. See Rodgers
Roggenkamp Berthold, machinehand Cal. Sugar Refinery,

d»'l SE cor Brannan and Gilbert
Roggenland B. H. , laborer, dwl 134 Fourth
Roggen Antone, laborer, dwl 1014 Pacific
Roggia John, plumber and gasfit.er, 440 Broadway
Roggia Joseph, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 129 Silver
Roggio David, vegetable dealer, dwl 728 Lombard
Rogh Emile, barkeeper J. G. Wittmeier, dwl 513 Pacific
Rohde Augusta (Kohde Brothers), dwl 509 Jackson
Rohde Brothers (Franz and Axiguste), boot and shoe-
makers, 509 Jackson
Rohde Charles, grocer, dwl NE cor Battery and Green
Rohde D., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Rohde Franz {Rohde Brothers), dwl 6 Jessie nr Seventh
Rohde Henry (iJoAde cfc Schutte), dwl 536 Pine
Roh^^enry, liquor saloon, SW cor Washington and

Hpnt, dwl 1705 Dupont
Rohde H. W., barkeeper Schmidt & Michaelis, dwl 17

Stockton
Rohde John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay and Tay-
lor, dwl 1211 Clay
Rohde Peter, bootmaker John Utschig, dwl 6 Jessie nr

Seventh
Rohde Peter H. (Hink <fc R.), dwl 19 Yerba Buena
Rohde & Schutte (Henry Rohde and John H. Schutte),

groceries and liquors, NE cor Dupont and Pine
Rohdin Peter, manufacturing jeweler, 622 Clay, dwl 14

John
Rohe Martha (widow), dwl SW cor Ellis and Webster
Rohinstorf Hans, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Rohle Henry, teamster Dear & Sutherland, dwl cor First

Av and "Kentucky, South S. F. 4
Rohlffs Charles (Rohlffs cfr Woebke), dwl 1 Mission
ROHLFFS A WOEBKE (Charles Rohlffs and Henry

Woebke), liquor saloon, 1 Mission
Rohlfs August, cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co., dwl

565 Bryant
Rohlfs Diedrich, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl

664 Brj'ant
Rohlin O., tailor, 63 New Montgomery
Rohn Charles, bookkeeper T. G. Cockrill & Co., dwl 902

Clay
Rohnder Adolph, carpenter, dwl 734 Clementina
Rohr Casper, blacksmith Charles Oester, dwl 36 Main
Rohr John, dwl 315 Jessie
Rohr John N-, house and signpainter, 619 California, dwl

6 T>-ler
Rohrbach J. J., designer Levison Bros., dwl 331 Kearny
Rohrbach John, cook F. W. Haubrich, 623 Commercial
Rohrbacher Martin, carpetlayer, dwl 1519 Dupont
Rohrer George (Colby, R. d: Co.), res Montpelier, Vt.
Rohrer Jacob, brewer Chicago Brewerj', dwl 1434 Pine
Rohrig Charles, foreman Greenebaum Bros., dwl 933 Kear
Rohrle Charles, dwl Potrero Av nr Silver Av
Rohrs George H., liquor saloon, NE cor Cemetery Av and

Sutter
Rohrs John D., groceries and liquors, SW cor Eleventh

and Mission
Roht Alexander, ironmolder, dwl 520 Mission
Rohte Emil (Kriise <fc Euler), office 209 Front

Rohter Peter, shoemaker John Utschig, dwl 606 Jessie
Rohweder Hans (Hansen Jk R.), dwl 521 Geary
Rohweder Peter (Mtius <b R.), dwl cor Broadway and

Scott PI I

Roidy John, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Rojahn John, wheelwright, dwl 25 Decatur
Rojas A. F., fireman stni Aneon, Broadway St. Wharf
Rojas Feliciano, foreman Cobo, Ygual & Co. ]

Rojer Frederich, hatter, dwl 614 Mason i

Rokohl David, insurance agent, office 205 Kearny, dwl '

600 Bush
Rokohl James A., confectioner, 205 Kearny, dwl 600 Bush
Rola Franz, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl cor Folsom artd

Nineteenth
Roland Francois, real estate, office 442 Califomia, dwl NW

cor Second and Minna
Roland Geoj-ge S. , engineer stm Julia, dwl 741 Market
Roland John M., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 316

Pine
Roland Lewis J., watchman U. S. Treasury, dwl 316 Pine
Roland Peter, boilermaker, dwl 21 Clementina
Rolfe Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 157i Tehama
Rolff Henry, salesman, dwl 29 Rondel PI
Rolfs Christian, dwl 19 Hinckley
Rolin Henry, groceries and liquors, 63 Jessie
Roll John, oysterman Emerson Corville & Co., dwl 835

Pacific
Rolland Julius, cabinetmaker, dwl 44J Clara
RoUand L. & Co. (Louis Rolland), dyers and scourers,

739 Clay and 1411 Mason
Rolland Louis (L. Rolland <t Co.), dwl 739 Clay
Roller Albert, printer William P. Harrison, dwl 8 Rausch
Roller August, baker William Poehlman, dwl 510 Post,

rear
Roller Benjamin, pressman Bacon & Co., dwl 225 Fourth
Roller Charles, cutler Will & Finck, dwl 1034 CTay
Roller Frank, assistant superintendent Giant Powdar

Works, dwl Central Road nr Twentieth Av
Roller George (Klein <t R.), dwl 631 Pacific
Roller George M., clerk J. R. Gates & Co., dwl 8 Rausch
Roller John E. , mast«r U. S. S. Portsmouth, dwl 627 Third
Roller John W., printer, dwl 705 Natoma
Roller Josiah W., finisher N. Gray & Co., dwl 8 Rausch
Roller Thomas R., cofflnmaker, dwl 8 Rausch
Rollier Julius, glassblower, dwl 12 Welsh
Rollins Charles, assistant cook stm Enterprise, Broadway

St. Wharf j

Rollins Francis M. , master mariner, dwl W s Capp bet j

Twentieth and Twenty-first 'j

Rollins George, watchman stm Capital, dwl 133 Townsend'
Rollins H. B., furnished rooms, 629 Clay
ROLLIXS HENRY «., U. S. Surveyor-General, offlce;

306 Pine, dwl 214 San Jos6 Av ;

Rollins Hiram, shipcalker, dwl 525 Sixth j

Rollins James, dwl 332 Tyler i

Rollins John B. (Rollins <i- Co.), dwl 606 Mission _ !
Rollins Milo, sawTepairer Rollins & Co., dwl 606 Mission
Rollins Reuben R., auctioneer Lyon & Fowler, dwl 1003

Mason
Rollins Richard, carpenter, dwl 515 Howard
Rollins Samuel K,, shipcarpenter, dwl 12 Bernard
Rollins W. , carpenter Cal. Planing Mills
Rollins Walter A., water-cart, dwl 832 Harrison
Rollins William, real-estate agent, office 533 Kearny, dwl

1026 Montgomery
Rollins & Co. (John B. Rollins and Henry Teichner),

machinists, gun and locksmiths, and sawfllers, 1061,

Market ]

Rollison John, laborer Megilligan & Clark, W a Old Saal

Jos^ Road nr Industrial School I

Rolloff John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Rolls John S. , searcher records, dwl 1321 Powell
Rolls M. , dwl OljTupic Lodgings

Rolph Frederick A., clerk L Friedlander, dwl 24 Twelfth
Rolph George W., sawj'er D. A. Macdouald & Co.
Rolph James, note clerk Bank of Califomia,dwl N s Twen-
ty-first nr Guerrero
Roma Hotel, Gaitano Beronio proptr, 215 Broadway
Romagi James, teamster, dwl 413 Jessie
Romanic Dominic, lapidary Levison Bros., dwl 10 Broad-
way
Romaine James, driver People's Express, dwl 771^ Miss
RO.HW A. »t- CO., importing booksellers, publishers,

and stationers, 11 Montgomerj'
Roman and Turkish Baths, F. Zeile proptr, 528 Pacific
Roman Anton (.4. Roman d: Co.), dwl 1104 Market
Roman Bruno, clerk Herman Roman, dwl 14 Sherman
Roman Herman, clothing and gents' furnishing goods,

830 Market, dwl 14 Sherman

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Ca,

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 71i and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Roman Me, expressman, dwl S s Tyler bet Webster and

Buchanan
Roman Jaincs, clerk, dwl 8 Carlos PI
Roman MuUer, cabinetmaker Robert Thiele, dwl [6 Pol-
lard PI

Roman Marcus, vaquero Miller & Lux
Roman William, dwl 304 Third
Romance George, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Romanillos Francis, dwl 1043 Mission
Romano Oesario, Swiss lienev. Soc. , 627 Commercial
Romano John, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Romans Arthur, dwl 131 Turk
Romans Y., miner, dwl 132 McAllister
Rombach Adrian, butcher Louis Cahn, dwl S s Twenty-
fourth nr Alabama
Romer Casitar, varnisher and polisher J. E. Johnson, dwl

11 Perry
Romer Charles, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf. Co., dwl 444^ Brannan
Romer Charles, florist, E s San Josd Road nr Six-mile

House

Romer Frederick, tailor, 3 Vallejo PI
Romer Georj^e, dwl 4'21 Dupont
Romer Geoiye A., tuner Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl SWcor

Clay aud Mason
Romer John, dwl 127 Kearny
Romer W., clerk, dwl Overland House
Romer William H., clerk Schmieden, Hochstadter & Co.,

res Saucelito
Romero A. , cook Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Romero Antonio, broker, 413 Montgomery, dwl SW cor

Ellis and Powell
Romill Gustave, blacksmith Andresen Bros., dwl 218 Pac
Romik Leoi)old, carpenter, dwl 735 Brannan
Romly Simon, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Rommel Charles, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228

Kearny
Rommel William, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 120

Fourth, dwl 213 Stevenson
ROMO KOMl'ALnO, sampler ores Charles F. Kircb-

ner, dwl .530 Mission
Ronald Charles, porter Taylor & Co., dwl 404 Geary
Ronan James, butcher Donnelly, Dunne & Co., dwl S s

First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F.
Ronan James M., butcher, dwl cor Twelfth Av and P,

South S. F.
Ronan John, butcher Kelly & Dooley, dwJ cor Twelfth and

E, South S. F.
Ronan John, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Ronan John, master mariner, dwl SW cot Miss and Spear
Ronan Thomas R., cooper Hogan& Co., dwl 26 FolsoniAv
Ronan William, laborer, dwl SE cor Drumm and Oregon
Roncovieri Alfred, student, dwl 33 Hinckley
Roncovieri Marie L. (widow), lodgings, 33 Hinckley
Rondeer L. , cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger & Co.
Roney Edward, stonecutter, dwl 1312 Pacific
Roney James, proptr Vallejo and S. F. Express, oflSce 418

Sacramento
Roney Michael, laborer, dwl 406 Tehama
Roney Patrick, teamster, dwl 406 Tehama
Ronijk Frank, carpenter, dwl 516 Pacific
Ronkey William, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Ronne P. J., steward McCauley & Young, dwl 635 Stev
Ronner Abraham, miner, dwl 3 Dikeman PI
Rontet Mathias, salesman Dellepiane & Co., dwl 620

Green
Rood Hannah, dwl 1112 Mason
Roof E., waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Rook Lawrence, longshoreman, dwl 26 Morey Alley
Rooke Algernon, dwl Union Club

Rooker Mrs., dwl 32 Fourth

Roomer Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 444J Brannan

Rooney Anna Miss, dwl 2228 Bush

Rooney Annie Mrs., dwl 636 Natoma

Rooney Barrett P., carpenter, dwl 239 J Perry]

Rooney (Charles, broker, dwl 337 Bush

Rooney Edward, waiter Occidental Hotel

Rooney Frank, molder, dwl 3 Margaret PI

Rooney James, psddler, dwl W s Utah nr Sixteenth

Rooney John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.

Rooney John, purser O. & O. S. S. Gaelic

Rooney John, salesman Wand & Co., dwl 29 Natoma

Rooney John, shipjoiner, dwl 311 Main

Rooney John J., boilermaker, dwl 669 Clementina

Rooney John \Y., miner, dwl 824 Kearny

Rooney J. W., dwl 279 Jessie

Rooney Matthew, japanner George H. Tay & Co., dwl 414

Pacific
ROO.\EV OWEN, proptr California House, 529 Fourth

Rooney Patrick, miner, dwl 273 Minna

Rooney Peter N., waiter New Wisconsin Hotel

Rooney Robert, whitewasher, dwl 2114 Mason, rear

Rooney Thomas, engineer, dwl r>'&) Fourth

Rooney Thomas, woodturner, dwl 1809 Folsom

Roop Benjamin, laborer, dwl SE cor Cai)p and Sixteenth

Roos Achille, salesman Roos Bros., dwl 826 Geary

Roos Adolph {Eoog Bron.), dwl 826 Geary

Roos Bros. {Adolph and Jlyppolite), clothing and gents'

furnishing goods, 37 Kearny
Roos Charles, boatman, dwl 250 Spear
Roos Henry, teacher languages, dwl 44 Everett
Roos Hyppolite (Itoos Brog.), res Virginia City
Roos Joseph (Joseph Boos dfc Co.), res Alameda
KOOS .lOSEl'H A €0. {Edward Hill and Thomas

Hill), wholesale and retail artists' materials, pictures,

etc., 20 Post

Root , molder Union Iron Works

Root Charles E., bookkeeper D. E. Root & Co., dwl 600

Geary
Root Datus E. {D. E. Root <{• Co.), dwl 600 Geary
Root D. E. & Co. {Philip Caduc), carriages, Grand Hotel
Root Edward B., collector Diez, Bertz & Co., dwl 2503

Clay
Root. Elliott M. {E. M. Root Jk Co.), dwl 1414 Howard
BOOT E. M. & CO. {H. J. McMurray), importers

and wholesale grocers, 412 Front
Root George B. , assistant storekeeper Vallejo St. Bonded

Warehouse, dwl 730 Geary
Root G. R., clerk, dwl 16 Eddy
Root H. C, stairbuilder Langland & Leach
Root Henry, clerk track department Central Pac. R. R.,

NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 139 Fourth
Root Ira C, janitor Masonic Savings and Loan Bank and

tyler Masonic Temple, dwl 51 Third
Root J. , waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Root J.W., clerk, dwl 501 Webster

Root Nathan H., pressman Cuhery & Co., dwl 2503 Clay
Root Nathan T., bookkeeper Pioneer Iron Works, dwl

2503 Clay
Root Warren D. {Dozier <b R.), dwl NW cor Folsom and

Twentieth
Ropcke Helmuth, sacksewer Dohrmann & Co., dwl 118

Valparaiso
Roper Belinda Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammarijkshool,

dwl 913 Stockton *"

Roper Edward, real estate, dwl 521 Turk
Roper John, waiter Hutman's Hotel, dwl 19 Lilly Av
Roper John W., attorney at law, office 438 California, dwl

208 Post
Roper Mary A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School, dwl

913 Stockton
Roper Richard, boltmaker Pacific Rolling Mills
Roper William, farmer, S s Ocean House Road, 1 mile S

Ocean House School
Roper William, hairdresser Montgomery Baths, dwl 714

Howard
Ropes Patrick, laborer, dwl 113 O'Farrell
Roppel Conrad, tanner, dwl SW cor Mariposa and Missis-
sippi
Roques Mary Mrs., dairy produce, 1108J Dupont, dwl

1318 Dupont, rear
Rorke B. B. , stockbroker, office 317 Cal, res Oakland
Rorke Dennis, laborer, dwl 214 First
Rorke James {Charles C. Perkins <fc Co.), dwl 1626 Dup
Rorke John E. , shoecutter Marks & Levinsky, dwl 1626

Dupont
Rorsone Flornena (widow), dwl 9 Merchant
Rosa Elias, dry goods, 422 Third
Rosa Giovanni, tinsmith, dwl 1506 Dupont, rear
Rosa Joseph {Joseph Rosa ib Nephew), dwl 1021 Clay
Rosa Joseph P. {Joseph Rosa tfc Nephew), dwl 1017 Pacific
Rosa Joseph cSz. Nephew {Joseph P. Rosa), hairdressing

saloon and baths, 647 Clay
Rosa Peter, laborer, dwl 6 Hodge's PI
Rosalia A. B., janitor Safe Deposit Co., dwl 523 Kearny
Rosan John, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Rosario Pedro, vaquero, dwl Twelfth Av nr P, South S. F.
Rosario Rosa (widow), dwl 421 Filbert
Rosas J., laborer, dwl SW cor Sixth Av and M, South

S. F.
Rosas Marianna (widow), dwl 1519.V Dupont
Rosasco Guiseppe, laborer, dwl 215 Broadway
Rosbuge William, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Rosch Louis, compositor Abend Post, dwl 531 Minna
Roscoe Charles, laborer, dwl 236 First
Roscoe Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 753 Clay
Roscoe Edward, cabinetmaker, dwl SE cor Capp and Six-
teenth

[AMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant;

Roscoe W., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Rose Abram, dwl 710 Vallejo
Rose Abraham, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 242

Clementina
Rose A. H., capitalist, office 524 Sacramento cor Leides-

dorff , res Oakland
Rose Albert, cook, 417 Front, dwl 36 Natoma
Rose Andrew W. Jr. , stockbroker, office 309 Montgomery

room 28, dwl Palace Hotel
Rose A. P., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Rose Benjamin V., engineer Mission Soap and Candle

Works, dwl 120 Shotwell
Rose D. K., quartemiaster Pacific Mail S. S. China
Rose Edward, lithographprinter F. Korbel & Bros., dwl

60(5 Third
Rose Frederick, clerk Diedrich Meyer, dwl 1107 Dupont
Rose Henry, foreman India Rice Mill, dwl E s Capp bet

Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Rose Henry, hosemaker, dwl SE cor Lombard and Dup
Rose Henrj', laborer Patent Brick Co., dwl cor King and

Haggin
Rose Henry, porter Steams & Smith, dwl 127 Jackson
Rose James E., sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl

415 Brannan
Rose J. J., carpenter, dwl 2 Carlos PI
Rose Joel, laborer John Liser, Church nr Thirty-firet
Rose John, brassfinisher William T. Garratt
Rose John, carpenter, dwl cor Foiuteenth and K, South

S. F.
Rose John, seaman, dwl 418 Drumm
Rose John R. , dwl S s M nr Guerrero
Rose K., machinist, dwl 14 Eddy
Rose Ludwig S. , stockbroker, office 415 Montgomery', dwl

920 Jackson
Rose Manuel, seaman, dwl 418 Drumm
Rose M. M., second mate stm Cora, Market St. Wharf
Rose Samuel, cook, dwl 36 Natoma
Rose Sanmel, laborer James Smith, S s Elizabeth bet Noe

and Castro
Rose Stephen, dentist, dwl 8 Mason
Rose Thomas, expressman, cor Tehama and Fourth, dwl

W s Fair Oaks bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Rose Vyilliam, millman Eisen Bros., 16 Stevenson
Rose 'Iplliam H., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl

1008 Jones
Roseberrj' James (Roseberry & Co.), res Oakland
Roseberry & Co. (James Roseberry and William W.

Chase), proprietors Yolo Mills, SE cor Market and

Beale
Roseorans W., carpenter Weir & Greenwood, dwl 123

Stevenson
ROSEKRAXS H. & CO., importers, jobbers, and

retail hardware, 638 Market
ROSEKRAN'S HIRA.n, president Market St. Bank of

.Savings {and U. Rosetrans it Co.), office 634 Market,

dwl 315 Oak
Rosekrans James M., house and signpainter, 108 Sutter,

dwl W s Webster bet Hayes and Grove
Roselli S., laborer N. Giamboni &Co., 520 Clay
Roseman R., cutter, dwl 429 O'Farrell
Rosen C, restaurant, dwl S67 Market
Rosen F., laborer, dwl 909 Kearny
Rosenband Leopold, dwl 704 Ellis

Rosen baum Albert S. {A. S. Rosenbaum cfc Co.), res New-
York
RO!^E>'B.4irM A. S. «& CO. (Joseph Brandenstein

and Mo.ses Rosenbaum), importers and jobbers

cigars and tobacco, SE cor California and Battery
Rosenbaum D. S., clothing, 240 Main, dwl 215 Kearny
Rosenbaum Emma Miss, capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl

413 Broadway
Rosenbaum Fr. H. (Fr. H. Rosenbaum <fc Co.), dwl 12

Brenham PI
ROSEXBAILM FR. H. «S CO. (Fr. H. Rosenbaum

and Georrje Nelle), importers French plate, crystal,

sheet, and window glass, and agents Nyssen's patent

back mirrors, 567 Market
Rosenbaum Henry, shoemaker, NW cor Polk and Ash Av
Rosenbaum Isaac S. (Rosenbaum it- Einstein), dwl 1402

Jackson
Rosenbaum J. S., drayman, 413 Jackson
Rosenbaum John H. , liquor saloon, SW cor Railroad and

Fifth Av, South S. F.
Rosenbaum Joseph (Neustadter Brothers), dwl 502 Bush
Rosenbaum Julius (Rosenbaum it Friedman), res New

York
Rosenbaum Leopold, clerk L. Greenbaum & Co., dwl 827

Geary

Rosenbaum Martha (widow), dwl 413 Broadway
Rosenbaum Max, cooper Oriental Refinery, dwl Seven-
teenth Av, South S. F.
Rosenbaum Moses (A. S. Rosenbaxtm tk Co.), dwl 127

Eddy
Rosenbaimi Philip, musician, dwl 1023 Kearny
Rosenbaum Sigmund D. (Rosenbaum <fc Friedman), res

Europe
Rosenbaum Simon (Howe Jc R.), attorney at law, office

715 Clay, dwl 1908 Stockton
Rosenbaum Valentine, salesman Rosenbaum & Friedman,

dwl 502 Bush
Rosenbaum & Einstein (Isaac S. Rosenbaum. and Jacob
Einstein), manufacturers cigars and dealers tobacco,
SE cor Batter\' and Clay
ROJ^EVBAriH A FRIEmiAX, (Sigmund D. Rosen-
baum., Edward Friedman, Julius Rosenbaum, Jonas
Iliinig.sberger, and Falk Steinhart), importers fancy
dry goods, Yankee notions, etc., 22 and 24 Battery

Rosenberg , dwl cor Leavenworth and Washington

Rosenberg , dwl 547 Mission

Rosenberg A. , dwl 333 Tehama

Rosenberg Augustus A. , professor music, dwl 508 Mason
Rosenberg Charles, butcher Da\id Wolf, dwl 1231 Mis-
sion
Rosenberg Coleman, dwl 902j Folsom
Rosenberg Conrad, laborer Wolf Bloom, dwl cor Twenty-
ninth and Columbia
Rosenberg D., laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 709

Minna
Rosenberg George, dwl 1414 Folsom
Rosenberg George (Rosenberg <t Co.), dwl SE cor Mission

and Sixteenth
Rosenberg Isaac, hairdresser Stable & Bernhard, dwl 120

Gilbert
Rosenberg James, San Francisco Verein, 219 Sutter
Rosenberg Jacob M., bookkeeper Einstein Bros. & Co.,

dwl 120 Eddy
Rosenberg Joseph, clerk, dwl 120 Eddy
Rosenberg Joseph, clerk Michael Reese, dwl 850 Market
Rosenberg Louis (S. Neuman it Co.), dwl 532 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Maurice, dwl 120 Gilbert
Rosenberg Meier Joseph, dwl 814 O'Farrell I

Rosenberg Meyer, market, 1129 Folsom, dwl 239 Tyler j
Rosenberg Moses (Rosenberg it Co.), dwl 2019 Mission I
Ro'enberg Peter, seaman, dwl 23 Vallejo j

Rosenberg Rebecca (widow), dwl 304 Seventh (

Rosenberg Richard, laborer, dwl 709 Minna !

Rosenberg Solomon S., market, 1500 Powell, dwl 1605

Powell
Rosenberg &i Co. (George Rosenberg and Moses Rosen-
berg), market, SE cor Sixteenth and Mission
Rosenblatt Bernard, hairdresser, 36 First, dwl 20 Minna
Rosenblooni Isaac, tailor, 311 Pine room 32, dwl 662

Bryant
Rosenblum Joseph, boots and shoes, 308 Hayes
Rosenblum Philip, shoemaker, NE cor Sixteenth and

First Av
Rosenbrock Minna (widow), dwl 8 Decatur
Rosendahl Charles, liquor saloon, cor Spring and Sum^

mer, dwl 8 Valparaiso
Rosendoni Emil, teacher pianoforte, dwl 923 Howard
Rosenecker Robert, waiter Niagara House, 333 Bush
Rosener H., carpenter, SW cor Dupont and Post
Rosener Hermann, dwl 116 Ivy Av
Rosener Hermann, tailor, dwl 306 Sixth
Rosener Levi (Merrificld it R.), dwl 904 O'Farrell
Rosener Samuel, merchant, office 223 Battery, dwl 904

O'Farrell
Rosener Simon, tailor, dwl 142 Silver
Rosenfeld Abraham, fancy goods and millinery, NE cor

Bush and Polk
Rosenfeld Jacob Mrs., dwl 7 Martin's Block, Market nr

Seventh
ROSE^'FELD JOHV. agent Vancouver Coal Co., office

310 Sansoni, dwl NW cor Fulton and Pierce
Rosenfeld Solomon, manufacturer ladies' and children's
underwear, etc., 539 Market (atid Getz Brothers <t
Co.), dwl 708 Hyde
Rosengarten Emil, liquor saloon, 3 Dupont, dwl 238 Jessie
Rosengrame Charles, seaman, dwl IS Washington
Rosenheim Aaron, salesman H. K. Cummings & Co., dwl

lOS Eleventh
Rosenheim Joel, furniture, 1019 Kearny, dwl Pinckney PI

nr Vallejo
Rosenkranz Charles, tinsmith, dwl 1334 Pacific
Roscnkranz John, real estate, dwl 431 Sixth
Rosenkranz Louis, fancy and dry goods, 725 Brannan
Rosenlaf Peter, tailor, dwl 307 Folsom

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing G-oc

p. VAN 5CHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

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Rosenniollcr Louisa (widow) {Uitstronitner ct Co.), dwl 12

Washington
Roscnow William, seaman, dwl !£{ Jackson
Bosenqiiist John, hoarding, 421 Dninini
Rosenshine Adolph, clerlv M. Uoscnshine & Bro., dwl 931

Jacltson
Rosenshine Leopold (.V. lionen^hine it Bro.), dwl 1420

.Sntt«r
KOSR:V^4III^^E n. «t bro. {Leopold Roxenshine)),

importers and dealers cii,'ars and tobacco, 604 and 60«

Front
Rosenshine Mathias (it. liosenshitie <t- Bro.), dwl 1420

Sutter
Boeeushine Moritz, clerk M. Rosenshine & Bro., dwl 1420

Sutt«r
Rosenstein Jacob, j-cddler, dwl S(^Z Clementina
KO$iK>STIK.\ JILII'.S phy,«ician, office and dwl NW

cor lieary and Kearny
Rosenstock j". Mrs,, dwl 418 Sutter
Rosenslock Joseph, merchant, dwl 104 Taylor
BosensUx-k .S. W. (S. H'. J{»senstocJc A 'Co.), dwl Lick

House
Rosenstock S. W. & Co, (Mari<m Leventritt), manufac-
turers, importers, and wholesale boots and shoes, SE

cor Sansom and Bush
Rosenthal Abraham (.V. Brown A Co.), dwl 614 Eddy
Rosenthal Abniham, locksmith, dwl 467 Jessie
Rosentlial Abraham S., salesman Schlichter &. Rosenthal,

dwl 40(> Minna
KOSE>'TIIAL ADOIiFII, consul German Empire, office

821 Battery, dwl 1705 Powell
Rosenthal Beiijannn, cigarette manufacturer, 332 Bush,

dwl S39 <}«ary
Rosenthal Cecilia, with Phillip Xewman, dwl 118 Jones
Rosenthal D. (widow), dwl 1512 Larkin
Rosenthal. Feder& Co. (Murrig Ho-'<entkal, Samttfl Feder,

and .SiiiwH Bromberjer), manufacturers and import-
ers boots and shoes, factory 216 Dupont, salesroom IS

and 20 Battery
Rosenthal Frank D., gardener Golden Gate Park, dwlSE

cor McAllister and Broderick
Rosenthal H., waiter German Hotel, 18 First
Rosenthal Isaac, bootmaker, 202 Pacific
Rosenthal Isaac L., clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 505 Pow
Rosenthal Jacob, clerk George Schwartz & Co., dwl 435

Natoma
Rosenthal Jacob, merchant tailor, 619 Post
Rosenthal Joseph, clothing, 262 Brannan, dwl 270 Bran
Rosenthal Joseph, furniture, 015 Market, dwl 464J Sixth
Rosentltal Julius, cook Henrj- Claussen, dwl 230 Mont
Rosenthal Lewis, dwl 442 Xatoma
Rosenthal Lewis, painter Charles H. Sykes & Co., dwl 435

Natoma
Rosenthal Louis, cigars, dwl 23.t Kearny
Rosenthal .Mack, .Ia|>anese interpreter, dwl 9 Fourth
RO$':\TH.4L .M.lKt'l'S. attorney at law, office 535

California third floor, dwl 1521 Broadway
Rosenthal Marks, glasscutter Julius Lasker, dwl 1710

Dupont
Rosenthal Max, bookkeeper Fechheimer, Goodkind &Co.,

dwl 31.i Tj-ler
Rosenthal Morris (Rosenthal, Feder tfc Co.), dwl 515

Eddy
Rosenthal Morris, hairdres.ser, 201 Sutter, dwl 644 Sac
Rosenthal Moses S. (Schlichter <fc R.), dwl 406 Minna
Rosenthal Pincus, fruit dealer, dwl W s Chenery nr Thir-
ty-first
Rosentreter Otto (Price <t R.), dwl S s Lombard bet San-

som and Montgomerj'
Rosenzweig Philip, boots and shoes, 1029 Dupont, dwl 736

Geary
Roser Gottlieb, carpenter, dwl 529 Valencia
Rosetta Medeo, saloonkeeper, dwl 1222 Kearny
Rosh Edward, commission merchant, 320 Montgomery,

dwl 525i Stevenson, rear
Rosh Philip^ laborer Patent Brick Co.
Rosie Walter, bootmaker U. W. C, Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 807 Hayes
Rosinero Hermann, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Rosocoon & Co. (Chinese), cigar factory, 309 Commercial
Rosk James O., laborer, dwl 218 Pacific
Roskamp Frederick, housecleaner, dwl 19 Noble PI
Roskamp Henrv F., policeman City Hall, dwl Twelfth Av

nr P, South S. F.
KOSS A. B. Wt CO., shipping and commission mer-
chants, 109 Cal room 5, and 54 Broad (New York)
Ross Abbie S. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School, dwl

611 Harrison
Ross Adam, carpenter, dwl 28 Everett

Ross Alexander, dwl 10 Auburn

Hoss Alexander, bootmaker, dwl .'>03 Hayes

Ross Alexander, carjientcr, dwl 108 Powell

Koss Alexander, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 22
Turk

Ross Alexander, nightwatchman, dwl 719 Tehama

Ross Angus, driver Scott & Hall, dwl SW cor Steuart and
Folsoni

Ross Arthur B. (A. B. Rods .t Co.), res New York

Ross Charles, horsetrainer, dwl E s William nr Point Lo-
bos Av

Ross Charles E., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
1704 Polk

Ross Charlotte Miss, dressmaker, dwl 131 Jessie

RossC. L., dwl 413 Bush

Ross C. L., with G. L. Reynolds, dwl 922 Jackson

Ross Daniel, shipjoiner, dwl 424 O'Farrell

Ross Daniel W. (Prexcutt, R. <{; Co.), dwl 108 Ellis

Ross Daniel W., carpenter and builder, office 416 Sacra-
mento, dwl 1896 Broadway

Ross David, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk

Ross Duncan, seaman, dwl 406 Broadway

Ross Edward, hostler John F. Wilson, dwl cor Vallejo
and Pierce

Ross Edwin, clerk, dwl 632 Market

Ross Elizabeth (widow), dwl 745 Tehama

Ross E. M. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 928 Clay

Ross Finley, expressman, NW cor Jackson and Sansom,
dwl 44 Tehama

Ross Frank, dwl 533 Green

Ross Frank, carpenter, dwl 843 Howard

Ross Frank, expressman Florence Sewing Machine Co.,
dwl 1436 Ellis

Ross Frank C, agent Blue Line (freight), office 140 Mont-
gomerj-, dwl 108 Ellis

Ross Frederick, dwl 3 Taylor

Ross Frederick, hackdriver Norton & Adams, dwl 567
Minna

Ross George, upholst«rer Cal. Furniture Hanuf. Co., dwl
1590;^ Bush

Ross George D., cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 344.}
Seventh

Ross H., dwl 408 Broadway

Ross H. A., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica

Ross Hannah Mrs., stationery and confectionery, ^0 Wash

Ross Harry J., dwl 731 Harrison

Ross Henry, seaman, dwl 245 Seventh

Ross Hugh, seaman, dwl 106 First

Ross Hugh F., real estate, dwl 1050 Howard

Ross Isaac W., seaman, dwl 5 Broadway-
Ross J., laborer Stryker & Kiernan, Pier 5 Steuart

Ross James, dwl 366 Minna

Ross James, dwl 250 Jessie

Ross James, carpenter, dwl 610 Pine

Ross James, carpenter, dwl 837 Folsom

Ross James, clerk Mix & Phillips, dwl 132 Dora

Ross James F., driver Florence Sewing Machine Co., dwl
1436 Ellis

Ross James H., cook, dwl W and nr San Miguel Station

Ross James M., bricklayer, dwl 186 Jessie

Ross James P., compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 1605
Turk

Ross John, carpenter, dwl 435 Pine

Ross John, fireman John Pearson, N 8 Fifth nr Railroad
Av, South S. F.

Ross John, longshoreman, dwl Commercial bet Drumm
and East

Ross John, master stm Pearl, dwl 238 Steuart

Ross John, plasterer, dwl 229 Stevenson

Ross John, plumber, dwl 516 FoNora

Ross John, seaman, dwl 409 Drumm

Ross John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador

Ross John, seaman O. & O. S. Belgic

Ross John, wood and coal, 313 and 315 First, dwl 313 First

Ross John D., wheelwright Kerr & Goodrich, dwl 957 Mar-
ket

Ross John E., assistant engineer S. F. F. D., dwl 23 Kear

Ross Joseph, plasterer, dwl 905 Market

Ross Joseph L., bookkeeper C. L. Taylor & Co., 34 Cal

Ross Laura Mrs., dwl 309 Ivj' Av

Ross Leila Miss, dwl 702 Harrison

Ross M., caqjenter, dwl lOS Powell

Ross Mary E. (widow), dwl 344_V Seventh

Ross Nicholas (Samuel Martin'orich i(r Co.), dwl 702 Pac

Ross Patrick, laborer, dwl .550 Bryant

Ross Peter, gasfitter Th<imas Koss, 316 Bush

Ross Richard, shoecutter, dwl 1120 Powell

Ross Robert, hostler Adolph Rmfin, dwl 1717 Sacramento

Ross Samuel M., bricklaj'er, dwl 186 Jessie

JAMES Qt. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medioines.

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Ross Samuel S., clerk, dwl 13 Powell , , , ,

Ross Sarah Miss, actress Wade's Opera House, dwl 44

Third
Ross Thaddeus B., horseclipper, 152 Tehama
Ross Thomas, plumbing and gasfitting, 316 Bush, dwl 211

Eleventh
Ross U. (widow), dwl 1413 Post
Ross William, longshoreman, dwl 908 Sansom
Ross William C, lather, dwl 16 Fifth Av
Ross William M., dwl 719 Tehama
Ross William S., carpenter, dwl 608 Jones
Ross William T., teacher elocution, dwl 2617 Harrison
Ross William W., clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl 344^ Sev-

Ross William W., salesman Bernard McQuillan, dwl 335

Rossa^Charles J., tinsmith Emil Boesch, dwl 708 Howard
Rossa Thomas, comedian, dwl cor Stockton and Jackson
Rossbach Frank W., salesman S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision Co., dwl 1517 Hyde „ „ „ , • j
ROSSRACII HER.HAXX, manager S. F. Packing and

Provision Co., 513-521 Washington, dwl 1517 Hyde
Rossell John {Antunovich & R.), dwl 403 East
Rossellman Herman, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Rosser John, carpenter Charles E. Roman, dwl 735 Bran
Rosseter George R. (Rossvter & Smith), dwl 1214 Sutter
Rosseter John H., buyer Rosseter & Smith, dwl loOl
Steiner „ „ ^ j

ROS.SETEK A- SMITH (George M. Rosseter and
Stephen M. Smith), leather and shoe findings, 545
Market mn /^

Rossi Angelo, marblesawyer Musto Bros., dwl 533 Green
Rossi Ann, janitress Tyler and Jones St. School
Rossi C, stonemason Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl 433 Ful-
ton
Rossi Domenico, laborer, dwl 5 Gaven nr Filbert
Rossi Erwin, proprietor Covent Garden Restaurant, 33

Geary
Rossi Francisco, marblepolisher Stephen Campodonieo,

dwl Vallejo nr Dupont
Rossi George, milk dealer, dwl W s Devisadero bet Green-

vf\c\\ and Lombard
Rossi Giovanni, vegetable dealer, Colombo Market
Rossi John, laborer E. K. Stevenot & Co., SW cor Powell

and Chestnut
Rossi John, laborer Gervasio Guaspari & Co., dwl 635 VaJ-

lejo
Rossi John, wireworker, dwl 625 Vallejo, rear
Rossi Jos6, salesman, dwl 15 Stockton
Rossi N. (widow), dwl 9 Dupont
Rossi Peter, chemist Roturier & Zaboldano, dwl SE cor

Kearny and Pacific
Rossimini Pierre, dwl 600 Broadway
Rossiter Ellen (widow), dwl 106 Francisco
Rossiter James, awningmaker, dwl 106 Francisco
Rossitter Paul, chief engineer Pac. Mail S. S. Montana
Rosso Frank, liquor saloon, 325 Montgomery Av
Rostel Charles B., hairdresser Pac. Mail S. S. Colorado,

dwl 272 Brannan
Roston Cornelius, butcher, dw N s First Av nr Kentucky,

South S. F.
Rotenberg Abraham, merchant, dwl 127 Seventh
Rotenkolber George, bootfitter Frederick Pfeiflfer, dwl

Clipper bet Sanchez and Noe
Rotenstein Alexander, clothing, 742 Pacific
Rotennundt Herman, gunsmith Gustave Robertson, dwl

206 Montgomeiy Av
Rotg Frederick, carpenter, dwl 509 Howard, rear
Rotger Edward, Prize Candy Factory, 1600 Pow nr Green
Roth Abraham, carpenter, dwl 127 Jackson
Roth Adolph B. {Charles Dahlmann & Co.), dwl 13 Hyde
Roth Ambrose, dwl 819 Kearny
Roth Ambrose, cook, dwl 7 Hinckley, rear
Roth C. B., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Both Daniel (Micheksen, Brown & Co.), dwl 717 Turk
Roth F., dwl 126 Fern Av
Roth Frederick, driver Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 1005

Geary
Roth George, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 418 Dupont
Roth H. , hair restorer, 939 Market
Roth Isaac, salesman Harris Lando, dwl 24^ Garden
Both J. L. Mrs., dwl 1321 Pacific
Roth Joseph (Roth d: Levy), dwl 820 Howard
Roth Remy F., bookkeeper Eisen Bros., 16 Stevenson
Roth Samuel, proptr Cal. Carpet Renovating Co., 518

Pine, dwl 519 Pacific
Roth Samuel, tailor, 255 Steuart

Roth Soloman (5. Kram <t Co.), dwl SE cor Twentieth
and Potrero Av

Roth Solomon, tanner Patrick &,Griffin, dwl E s Potrero

Av nr Brannan
ROTH •& LEVY (Joseph Roth and Jleriruin L. Levy),
importers and wholesale wines, liquors, and brandies,
214 and 216 Pine
Rothacker A. , blindmaker N. W. Cole & Co.
Rothacker Jacob, baker, dwl 224 Ritch
Rothe Alexander, laborer Seifert & Ohnstein, dwl 645

Merchant
Rothe F., carpenter Wade's Opera House
Rotheke Ferdinand, seaman sloop Rhode Island, Jackson

St. Wharf
Rother Robert, dwl 102 Dora
ROTHERMAN J«HX, liquor saloon. Fourth bet

Townsend and King, dwl 16 Bluxome
Rothermel Philip (William Nagel <{• Co.), dwl 721 Bush
Rothei-mel Philip, shoemaker, SW cor O'FarreU and Tay-
lor, dwl E s William nr Geary
Rothei-y Benjamin M. T., dwl 126 Seventh
Rothganger Frederick, wagonmaker, 834 Harrison
Rothkopf Albert P., jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl cor

Greenwich and Larkin
Rothman Augusta (widow), dwl 824 Jackson |

Rothman Henrietta Mrs., toys and varieties, 1409 Dupont
Rothman Heniy, clerk, dwl 34 Zoe
Rothman Henry Isaac, expressman, NW cor Pacific and

Dupont, dwl 1409 Dupont
Rotholtz Charies, fraits and confectionery, SW cor Hayes

and Gough
Rothrock David R., carpenter, dwl 32 Minna
Rothschild Albert, salesman C. Klopstock & Co., dwl 910

Howard
Rothschild Baruch (Wenzel, R. d; Haden/eldf), dwl 1121

Sutter
Rothschild David, paperhanger, dwl 47 Minna
Rothschild Harry E. , carconductor,dwl cor Fourth and Fol
Rothschild Henry (RothschUd & Kroejer), dwl 1100 Fol
Rothschild Hugo (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort), dwl 617

Jones .

Rothschild Jacob S. (Kramer & Co.), dwl 325 Larkin
Rothschild Joseph, attorney at law, office NW cor Clay

and Montgomery, dwl 734 Folsom
Rothschild M., cigarmaker, dwl 417 Brannan
Rothschild Mary (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 14 Natoma
Rothschild Moses B., bookkeeper Esberg, Bachman &Co.,

dwl 411 Mason
Rothschild Otto, confectioner Rothschild & Ehrenpfort,

dwl 938 Mission

Rothschild S., dwl 44 Third „,.>.,.,

ROTHS<'HIL» & EHRENPFORT (Hu^ifo Rothschild

and Frederick Ehrenpfort), manufs and wholesale

confectioners, and dealers foreign and domestic

fruits, 408 Clay

Rothschild & Kroeger (Henry Rothschild and August

Kroeger), groceries and liquors, NW cor Folsom and

Seventh „,. , ^ j ,

Rotrosky William, hamessmaker Main & Wmchester, dwl

1219 Turk
Rottanzi Antonio, apothecary and physician, office and

dwl SE cor Third and Folsom
Rottanzi Giosue, wines and liquors, and manuf cham-
pagne cider, 1027 Market
Rotto Charies, laborer Bay View Distillery, dwl cor Nine-
teenth Av and H, South S. F.
Rotto John, stillman Bay View Distillery, dwl cor Nme

teenth Av and H, South S. F.
Roturier Charies (Roturier ct Zabaldano), SE cor Kearny

Roturier & Zabaldano (Charles Roturier and Alexander
Zabaldano), apothecaries, Montgomery Av, SE cor
Kearny and Pacific

Rouard Joseph, groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom ana

RiJud Robert, waiter stm Fideliter, Pacific St.Wharf
Roudstein Abraham, cabinetmaker Frank Laereman8,

dwl 144 Shipley i

Rouf Lawrence, stonecutter Holmes & Dawson, dwl wm

Francisco , , ,„,„ _,^ ,1

Rouget Mrs., forewoman Kaindler & Co., dwl 1013 Stock-f

ton
Roughan Charles, laborer, dwl 47 Minna
Rouhier Charles, cook Er>rin Rossi, dwl 641 Broadway
Rouill T. H. , hmibemieasurer, dwl 27 Minna
Rouillet Charles Mrs., dressmaker, 641 Broadway, rear
Rouillet Charles, cook, dwl 641 Broadway, rear
ROlILEAir FRANCOIS A., searcher records, office 620

Washington, dwl 1814 Taylor , , ot:- -

Roulier Louis, machinist Joseph Galli & Co., dwl Sh co«

Montgomery Av and Vallejo

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I P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

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i: .\illicr Albert, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 112
O'Karrcll
iillier (."amiUe, real estate, dwl W s San Jos(S Road nr

Six-mile House
nlstcin Abraham, cabinetmaker, dwl 144 Shipley
ulstone John W., barkeeper Benjamin F. Jellison, dwl

^2'i Kearny
uinaa John, baker, dwl 539 Vallejo
iindey Charles H., cabinetmaker E. K. Howea & Co.,

dwl 2.'> Hawthorne
uiidey Geortre H., wood and coal, 234 Fifth
iinds Itonjaniin F., carriagetrimmer Albert Folsom,

dwl 24 Seventh
\inds Samuel H., millwright, dwl E s Valencia nr Six-
teenth
unds S. J., adjuster The Davis Sewing Machine Co.,

dwl SOS Linden Av
mtree James O. (Lohmati, Coffhill tfc Ji.) dwl 1256 Cal
iintree James O. Jr., dwl 1256 California
untree William S., salesman A. Roman & Co., dwl 12.56

('alifor)iia
iirkc Andrew, hostler Hugh McGlinn, dwl NE cor Sec-
ond and Minna
i: iiirke Barney, laborer, dwl 231 First
Konrke H. R. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1118 Market
Rourke Bridget (widow), dwl 1626 Dupont
R<mrke Bridget, weaver Mission Woolen Mills
Rourke Delia Mrs., furnished rooms, 1028 Market
Rourke Edward, dwl 315 T\ler

Rourke Ellen Miss, hairdresser, 101 Third, dwl 437 Minna
Rourke James, laborer, dwl W s Railroad nr Ninth Av,

South S. F.
Rourke John, cutter J. L. Brooks, dwl 1515 Polk
Rourke John A. , shoecutter, dwl 1626 Dupont
Rourke John W., bookkeeper Bank California, dwl 705

O'Farrell
Rourke Mary Miss, candies, 1118 Market
Rourke Matthew, driver Francis L. Such, cor Douglass and

Twenty-fourth
Rourke Michael, laborer, dwl 726 Union
Rourke Michael, quarrvman Torrens & Enricht, dwl 1520

Clay
Rourke Michael, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Rourke M. J., dwl 824 Howard

Rourke Owen, foreman Patrick Cannavan, dwl 1125 How
Rourke. S''e O'Rourke

Rou-^e Charles S., artist, office 204 Mont, dwl 572 Minna
Rouse Derrick 1., tinsmith, dwl 1920 Buchanan
Rouse Warren A., drayman Rouse & Laws, res Oakland
Rouse William, laborer, dwl 29 Minna
Rouse Will am H. (Rouse ifc Laws), res Oakland
Rouse & Laws {WUliain H. Rouse and John Laws), pro-
duce commission, 320 Davis
Rousel Isidore W., carpenter, dwl 125 Treat Av
Rousor Joseph, moulder -Etna Iron Works, dwl 9 Tehama

PI
Rousse Nicholas, clerk, dwl 1142J Market
Rousseau C, polisher WTiittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 1510

Dupont
Rousseau James, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

41 Nevada
Roussell Paul, waiter, dwl 4 Tay
Roussell Onessimus L. , carpenter, dwl W s and nr San

Miguel Station
ROliSSET PAUL, commission merchant, 619 Mont-
gomery, dwl 121 O'Farrell
Roux Frank, liquor saloon, 21 Dupont, dwl 128 Fourth
Roux Rosalie Mrs., fancy goods, 128 Fourth
Rouzer L. H., clerk track department Central Pac. R. R.,

NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 1110 Larkin
Rovatino Guiseppe, porter Frank Rosso, dwl 325 Mont-
gomery Av
Rovelli Angelo, painter, dwl 448 LTnion
Roven Andrei, gardener, dwl W s Market nr Fifteenth
Roven Dominique, gardener, dwl W s Market nr Fifteenth
Rovens Joseph, musician, dwl 520 Broadway
Rowan James, laborer, dwl W s Guerrero nr Ridley
Rowan John S., whitener and plasterer, dwl SW cor Sev-
enth and King
Rowan Joseph E., clerk William J. Bryan, dwl 345 Minna
Rowan Mary Mrs., dwl 345 Minna
Rowan Jlarj' Mrs., dressmaker, 701 O'Farrell
Rowan Mary, laundress Haxtnett & Barry, 406 Broadway
Rowan Michael, laborer, dwl 367 Natoma
Rowan Michael, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Rowan Thomas, foundry man, dwl 367 Natoma
Rowan Thomas, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Rowan Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Sierra nr
Louisiana

Rowan Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor

Drumm and Oregon
Rowan Timothy D. , laborer Pac. Iron Works, dwl 147 Na-
toma
Rowanc Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1116 Mission
Rowbottom Frank, steward O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Rowe Adelaide A. Miss, teacher Valencia Grammar School,

dwl E s Shotwell nr Twentieth
Rowe Albert (Willcvtt J; R.), dwl 16 Perry
Rowe August, door and sashmaker B. & J. S. Doe, dwl

New Washington Hotel
Rowe Charles L., bootmaker, 311 Pine room 33
Rowe Edward C. (Roioe <(■ Carter), dwl 730 O'Farrell
Rowe Edward S., dwl E s Shotwell nr Twentieth
Rowe Edwin, dwl American Exchange
Rowe Edwin A., dwl 204 Montgomery
Rowe Elastic Truss Co., Pierce & Son proptrs, 609 Sac
Rowe Isaac, treasurer Pac. Anatomical Museum, Hardie

PI nr Kearny, dwl 211 Geary
Rowe James, laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Rowe John, laborer Henry S. Dorland, NW cot Dolores

and Dorland
Rowe Joseph A., circus agent, dwl 709 Sixteenth, rear
Rowe Maud M. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar

School, dwl 1517i Taylor
Rowe Rosa Mrs., dwl 139 Fourth
Rowe Rufus, butcher, dwl E s Shotwell nr Twentieth
Rowe Rufus H., carpenter, dwl 5 Wetmore PI
Rowe Thomas, dwl 533 Commercial
Rowe Thomas H., rectifier spirits, dwl W s Twenty-second

nr Valencia
Rowe William, machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwl 555 Minna
Rowe William B. (Simmons, R. & Co.), dwl 916 Wash
Rowe W^illiam H., gilder, dwl 51 Willow
Rowe & Carter (Edward C. Rowe and Charles H. Carter),

paper hangings, paints, oils, etc., 1005 Market
KOtVELL CHARLES, physician, office 426 Kearny,

dwl 1330 Pine
Rowell Hamilton, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1

Howard
Rowell H. T., miner, dwl 122 Turk
Rowell Joseph Rev. , pastor Mariners' Churcn, dwl 1416

Sacramento
Rowell Leonard F., assistant superintendent Wells, Fargo

&Co., dwl 1617 Larkin
ftowell Samuel, machinist, dwl cor Jessie and Twentieth
Rowell Zuar E., porter Linsley & Collins, dwl 1014 Miss
Rowland Clara Mrs., furnished rooms, 644 Mission
Rowland Edwin, painter, dwl bll^ Jessie
Rowland George, watchman, dwl 30 Ohio
Rowland James, clerk Liverpool and London and Globe

Insurance Co. , dwl 39 Sixth
Rowland Jane Mrs. , dwl 425 Broadway
Rowland Jane (widow), dwl 941 Bryant
Rowland Patrick, tailor, 423 Wash, dwl 25 Anthony
Rowland Peter, boilermaker Oregon S. S. Co.
Rowland Richard, carpenter California Planing Mills
Rowland Richard, gardener John CuUigan, dwl 708 Turk,

rear
Rowland Robert, butcher, dwl E s Fourteenth Av nr P,

South S. F.
Rowland Samuel R., laborer, dwl E s Fourteenth Av nr

P, South S. F.
Rowland Thomas, blacksmith Adam Muir, dwl NW cor

Dupont and Chestnut
Rowland Thomas, cokeman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S s

Sierra nr Louisiana
Rowland William, painter, dwl 446 Seventh
Rowland William, seaman schr Columbus, Clay St. Wharf
Rowland W. R., stables, 47 Stevenson
Rowlands E. Mrs. , dwl 122 Ellis
Rowlands H. R., carpenter, dwl 122 Ellis
Rowlandson John, seaman O. & O. S. S. Co.
Rowley B. N., commercial correspondent Journal of Com-
merce, dwl 515 Folsom
Rowley Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1904 Dupont
Rowley Henrietta Mrs., retoucher Bradley & Rulofson,

dwl 109 Montgomery
Rowlev John, cabinetmaker, dwl 725 Brannan
Rowley Susan Miss, cashier Matthias Gray, dwl 1904 Dup
Rowlinson Mortimer, clerk Frank Garcia, dwl 1113 Stock
Rowlinson Thomas, trackman Central R. R.
Rowse Thomas (Rowse d: Pascoe), dwl N s Broadway bet

Montgomery and Kearny
Rowse & Pascoe (7/107)1(1' /iowse and Richard Pascoe),

liquor saloon, 819 Kearny
Roxburgh John, assistant baggagemaster Oakland Ferry,

dwl 41 Freelon

:EELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold ly all Druggists, &rocers, and General Dealers-

D. W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant,B?-'

Roxburgh William, seaman schr Lovett Peacock, Jackson

St. Wharf
Roxliurj' House, Miss Margaret Bessor proprietress, 318

Pacific
Roxby Robert, capitalist, dwl 608 Pine
Roy David, contractor and builder, dwl 359.^ Brannan
Roy George E., bookkeeper John Saulnier & Co., dwl E s

" Alabama bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Roy Henry, engraver, dwl 7 Graham PI
Roy John'A., milkranch, W s San Bruno Road nr Thir-
tieth
Roy John R., laborer [Bernard J. Gallagher, dwl 419

Druram
Roy Louis, painter, dwl 118 Virginia
Roy Nathaniel H., teamster, dwl 8 Alabama bet Sixteenth

and Santa Clara
Roy Peter, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Roy Robert, assistant secretary Hibernia Savings and

Loan Society, dwl 1016 Vallejo
KOIAL CANADI.IM INSURANCE CO. (fire),
(Montreal, Canada), W. J. Callingham & Co. general
agents, office 316 California
Royal Frederick, laborer, dwl 413 Drumm
Royal Insurance Co. (Are and Ufe), (Liverpool and Lon-
don), Jonathan Hunt & Son, agents, office 313 Cal
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PAt'KET CO., W. Lane

Booker agent, office 319 California
Royal William, attorney at law, office 414 California, dwl

722 California
Royer Herman, belting and lacing, 437 Brannan, dwl 14

Hawthorne
Roylenet Joseph, machinist, dwl 75 Clementina
Rozecranz Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.), Robert

P. Hosmer secretary, office 330 Pine room 21
Rozenlov F. W., tanner, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-eighth
Roziere C. (Maxsou d- R.), dwl 315 Fourth
Ruagg Frank, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s

Georgia nr Shasta
Ruane Michael, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Rubbel Henry, tanner Jacob Beisel & Co., dwl cor Missis-
sippi and Santa Clara
Rubech John, mariner, dwl 113 Jackson
Rubech Oliver L., liquor saloon, 13 East
Rubenstein Adolph, peddler matches, dwl 29 Garden
Rubis Clinensia (widow), dwl 1617 Dupont
Ruble Nicholas, bakery, 314 Fourth
Ruble Nicholas, gilder S. & G. Gump, dwl 314 Fourth
Ruby Clara Miss, ladies' neckties, dwl 22 John
Ruby Gold Gravel Mining Co. (Sierra Co.), office 402

Montgomery room 23
Ruby Hyam, peddler, dwl 548 Tehama bet Fifth and

Sixth
Ruby John H., dwl 142^ Sixth
Ruby Mary Mrs., nui-se, dwl 22 John
Ruby Virginia Miss, teacher music, dwl 22 John
Ruch Andrew, carpenter, dwl 1007 Mason
Ruche John, laborer, dwl 1427 Kearny
Rucker Joseph, carpenter, dwl 2117 Webster
Ruckwardt Rudolph Edward, cook, dwl 455 Jessie
Rudd William B., laborer, dwl 306 Tehama
Kuddell Alice, saleswoman Palmer Brothers, dwl 340

Fifth
Ruddell Ellen (widow), housekeeper, dwl 340 Fifth
Huden John, dwl 549 Natoma
Rudder Ella Miss, dressmaker Mary B. Quigg, dwl 11

Bartol
Ruddick Patrick, shoemaker James Barton
Ruddick W. J., assistant coiner's department U. S. Mint,

dwl 935 Folsom
Ruddle M., laborer Southern Pac. R. R.
Ruddle Robert, saloonkeeper, dwl 16 Lombard
Ruddock Andrew, dwl 117 Ivy Av

Ruddock George, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwl 5 Lang-
ton, rear
Ruddock James, dwl 117 Ivy Av
Ruddock James Jr., plumber, dwl 117 Ivy Av
Ruddock John, miner, dwl 11 Bartol
Ruddy B., laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl SW cor Fourth

and Bryant
Ruddy Daniel, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and

Second
Rudebeck P., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Rudee I. & Bro. (Wolf Rudee), fancy diy goods, 129

Second
Rudee Isaac (/. Rudee Jc Bro.), dwl 129 Second
Rudee Wolf (/. Rudee A- Bro.), dwl 129 Second
Rudeloff Hermann, tailor Lancaster & Northon, dwl 10}
Board man

Rudge S., mason Pac. Rolling Mills

Rudgeno F. , broker, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway

Rudinger John F. B., spinner George H. Tay & Co., dwl
212 Steuart

Rudisill August, dwl 329J Ellis

Rudman Edward, clerk George B. Knowles & Co., dwl W
s Guerrero bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth

Rudman John, with Charles Sutton Jr., dwl W s Guerre-
ro bet Twenty-fifth and Twentv-sixth

Rudolf Gustave (Gnstave Rvdolf tf- Co.), dwl NW cor
Seventeenth Av and H, South S. F.

RIIUOLF Gl ST.IVE A CO. (John Rudolf), import
ers and manufacturers pianos, 4 and 6 Fifth

Rudolf John (Gugtave Rttdolf <t Co.), dwl NW cor
Seventeenth Av and H, South S. F.

Rudolf William, stairbuilder Langland & Leach, dwl 325
Third

Rudolph A., baker A. E. Swain, dwl 036 Market

Rudolph Andrew, lumbennan C. A. Hooper & Co.

Rudolph Adam, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factorj', dwl
119 Park Av

Rudolph August, sallmaker Christian C. Funk, dwl 3
Gerke Alley

Rudolph Charles, enameler, 647 Merchant, dwl 445 Guer-
rero

Rudolph Charles, rigger, dwl 270 First

Rudolf Edwin, musician, dwl 869 Market

Rudolph Fortunus, machinist, dwl 18 First

Rudolph Henrj', painter, dwl 502 Post

Rudolph Jacob, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building,
dwl 2411 Clay

Rudolph Meta Miss, cook Mrs. C. Mangenberg, NW cor
Sixth Av and Fulton

Rudolph Lemuel, hostler Golden Gate Driving Park, N s
Point Lobos Av bet Twenty-fourth and 'Twenty-fifth
avs

Rudolph Otto, barkeeper William Rudolph, dwl 25 Ron-
del PI

Rudolph Vincent, laborer Hathaway's Wharf, dwl Irving
House

Rudolph W. F., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dwl 620
Sutter

Rudolph William, machinist, dwl German Hotel

Rudolph William, proprietor Mountain Beer Saloon, 624
Sacramento, dwl 25 Rondel PI

Rudolphus Albert, sashmaker N. W. Cole &Co., dwl 2641
Mission

Rudon Charles, Tailor's Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton

Rudsdale Mathew, stocks, dwl 607 Polk

Ruebar Jacob, physician, office 10 Post, dwl 649 Bdwy

RL'£I> JOIIiV C, leather commission merchant, 211
Clay, dwl 627 Commercial

Ruef Mej'er, drj' goods, SW cor Montgomerj' Av and Val-
lejo

Ruegg Anton, dwl 624 Fourth

Ruegg Frank, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills

Ruel John, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution

Ruelle Leon, proprietor Van Ness Av Laundry, W s Dolo-
res bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Ruepp Simon, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 551
Folsom

Ruesch Christ, milkman Edmund H. Knight, dwl 1221
Green

Rueser Charles, carriagemaker Michael Garrick, dwl 473
Jessie

Ruf Jacob, bootmaker Charles Freiberger

Ruf Stephan, foreman Abend Post, dwl 624 Grove

Rufemoch Isidor, cooper, dwl 152 Clara

Ruff (widow), dwl N s Humboldt nr Kansas

Ruff Albert, carpenter, dwl 1223 Folsom, rear

Ruff Catherine Mrs., shirtmaker, dwl 1223 Folsom

Ruff Julius, waiter Palace Hotel

Ru4 Sebastian, dwl 20S Francisco, rear

Ruffat Gennaine, French rangemaker, 532 Pacific

Ruffennach Isidore, cooper David Woemer, dwl 152 Clara

Ruflier Henry E., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl
619 Mission

Ruffin Achille (Rnffin <i- Faenza), dwl 22 Montgomery Av

Rutfin P., clerk, dwl 315 O'Farrell

R|IFFIi\ A F.4EXZ.4, (Achille Ruffin and George

Faenza), taikn-s, 22 Montgomerj' Av
Ruffin Louis, salesman Eniest Essm'ann, dwl 24 Dolores
Ruftley Henry E., milkman, dwl 219 Clara
Ruffley John, expressman, SE cor California and Sansom,

dwl 412 Natoma
Rufm Jacob, brewer, dwl 424 Fulton
Rufus Oscar, machinist Will & Finck, dwl 1406 Powell
Rugaard Hans W. T., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont

BEAMISH'S—Shirt manufactiirer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market

aP. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1861

Kugxin Peter, confectioner M. A. Mercer, dwl NW cor

Dupont and Vallejo
hxxge George, salesman Lanjr & Co., dwl 25 Morton
Rutren Peter, dwl (iOO Broadway
Roger Jacob, watchmaker Hartwig Traube, dwl 3 Vernon

PI
Roger Julius, fruit and veg^etables, dwl NE cor Fulton

and Uevisadero
Rugg James S., miner, dwl 12!) Turk
Ruggles ('harles S. Jr., clerk Charles Langley & Co., dwl

318 Chestnut
BVOCiLE!* n.lYID >V., stove and iron dealer, 310

Jackson, dwl 1312 Vallejo
Ruggles James D., resfister clerk Twelfth District Court,

dwl 917 Sutter
Ruggle.s John, teamster, dwl 316 Taylor
Roggles John E. (DMljf. Sweeney d- Co.), dwl 804 Jones
Ruggles John W., bookkeeper Larzclere, Witham &

Wi'^'htman, dwl 88(5 Buchanan
Ruggles W. V. (D. W. Murphy d- Co.), dwl 426 Kearny
Ruglarid C. S., dwl 227 Second

Ruh Anthony {Huh it BaumeUter), dwl 8 Harlan PI
Ruh Frederick (Uuh ct Strehl), dwl 29 Page
Ruh & Baumeister (Anthony Ruh and Frederick Baxi-

vieMer), liquor saloon, 411 Bush
Ruh & Strehl (Frederick Ruh and Jacob Strehl), butchers,

135 O.'ik
Ruhl Adoiphus (RiM Brothers), dwl 1005 Stockton
Ruhl Au:,'^ust, bookkeeper Hofman & Taussig, dwl 32

Fourth
KUIIL BROTHERS (Adoiphus and Henry C), im-
porters watches, diamonds, jewelry, and sole agents

G. H. Jlumni & Co.'s champagne and St. Louis beer,

522 Montgomery
Ruhl George, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 522

Filbert
Riihl Henry C. (Ruhl Brothers), dwl 1005 Stockton
Ruhl John, bootmaker Joseph Gutberlet, dwl 1015 Powell
Rubland Bros. (Christian and Frederick), milkranch, NW

cor Fell and Stanyan
Ruhland Christian (Ruhland Bros.), dwl NW cor Fell and

Stanyan
Rtlhland Frederick (Ruhland Bros.), dwl NTIVcor Fell and

Stanyan

Ruhling Bogart, commission merchant, dwl 414 Francisco
Ruhlin< Edward, assistant assayer's department U. S.

Mint, dwl NE cor Liberty and Dolores
Ruhlinir Ferdinand, cook, dwl 624 Fourth
Ruhnke Frederick, salesman, dwl 612 Jessie nr Seventh
Ruide Valentine, laborer Megilligan & Clark, Ws Old San

Jose Road nr Industrial School
Ruile John H., laborer, dwl 18 St. Mary
Ruis Fulgenzio (widow), dwl 510 Vallejo, rear
Ruiz Josie Miss, saleswoman Kaindler & Co., dwl 810

Greenwich

Ruje Antonio, porter B. Davidson & Co., dwl 515 Mont
Rukaat H., mariner, dwl 37 Pacific
Rule A. Scott, clerk Grangers' Bank of California, dwl

18:V Russ
KIHLE' FERDI\.4\'D K., secretary California Farmers'

Mutual Fire Insurance Association, office NE cor

California and Davis, dwl 18j Russ
Rule James G., dwl 1026 Bush

Rule John W., druggist, 300 Third, dwl 758 Harrison
Rulf Meyer, dry goods, dwl SW cor Montgomerj- Av and

Vallejo

Ruliffs John H., cellarman, 321 Mont, dwl 2117 Mason
Rulia Alfred, clerk White House, dwl 110 O'Farrell
Rull Joseph, tinsmith Culley & Brook, dwl Central Hotel
RuU P. ilanuel, dentist John S. Knowlton, dwl 412 Union
RuloS George, mariner schr Loleta, Beale St.\\"harf
Rulofson Alfred C, salesman Baker «t Hamilton, dwl 1426

Ellis

Rulofson William H. (Bradley <i if.), res Oakland ^
Rumbler Philip, waiter Bocken & Boccala, dwl 19 Hinck-
ley

Rumbol Richard F. , sawyer, dwl 3 Dale PI
Rumetsch Jacob (Rum^isch li- Bakrs), dwl 108 Turk
Rumetsch & Bahrs (Jacob Rumetsch and John Bakrs),

liquor saloon, 605 Kearny
Rumley Andrew, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Rumley Joseph, machinist, dwl 2 Latham PI
Rumley Simon, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 20 Nato-

Rumm Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 802 Stockton
Rummel Gustav, blacksmith, dwl Chicago Hotel
Rumple Thomas D., saddler William F. Dorrance, dwl 240

Jessie
Rtunpler John Philip, waiter, dwl 22 Hinckley

Rumrill Calvin H., capitalist, dwl 1217 Polk
Rum well William M., freight clerk, dwl 1009 Mission
Kunde Charles, groceries and liquors, Ki Seventh
Rundcll Frank, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl

415 Powell
Rundell John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Runden Cathrine (widow), dwl 136 Feni Av
Bundle Richard T. (Turner <fc R.), dwl E s Tennessee nr

Solano
Runell Mathias, cooper John H. Holden, dwl 788 Folsom
Runey Edward, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 64 Clemen-
tina, rear
Runge Frederick, machinist S. F. Cordage Manufactory,

dwl N s Sierra nr Kentucky
Runge Frederick, shoemaker William Wilkinson, dwl

Clara Lane nr Bush
Runge Frederick W. (Ruivje <t Lakemann), dwl 308 Clem
Runge Gustave (Bruns <t R.), dwl SW cor Union and Oc-

tavia
Runge John, laborer, dwl N s Greenwich bet Montgomery

and Sansom
Runge & Lakemann (Frederick W. Runge and Adolph

Lakeinann), groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth

and Clementina
Runk Honora Mrs., dwl 1317 Jackson
Runnels Benjamin F. (Runnels Jk WW./'), dwl 554i Natoma
Runnels Benjamin F. Jr., photographer Charles" L. Cra-
mer, dwi 44i Sixth
Runnels Charles, porter John Taylor & Co., dwl 404 Geary
Runnels Thomas, fireman, dwl S s Folsom :ir Main
Runnels William H., clerk J. M. Bradstreet & Son., dwl

454 Natoma
Runnels & Wolf (B. F. Runnels and W. H. Wolf), cabi-
netmakers, 931 Mission

Runneback , dwl 17 Fourth

Runsbrus Henrr, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Runstedt Charles G., real-estate agent, dwl 1112 Taylor
Runt«rio Andrea (widow), dwl 508 Broadway
Runyon Henry A. (Mead d- R.), dwl 907 Stockton
Rupp Thomas, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 .Steuart
Ruperich Charles, cabinetmaker P. Liesenfeld, dwl 503

Fourth
Ruplj- Reinhard, Japanese and Chinese fancy goods, 609

Sacramento, dwl 1127 Broadway
Ruppel Brothers (Emit H. and Henry A.), music and

musical instruments, 643 Clay
Ruppel Charles, watchmaker L. Zacharias & Brc, dwl 16

Stockton PI
Ruppel Charles F. (Holland i- R.), dwl 422 Natoma
Ruppel Emil H. (Ruppel Brothers), dwl Nucleus House
Ruppel Henry A. (Ruppel Brothers), res Germany
Ruppelius William, watchmaker, dwl NE cor Fifth and

Mission
Ruppell Albert, chairmaker Scherf & Co., dwl 140 Foiuth
Ruppell Katie Mrs., millinerj", 140 Fourth
Ruppin B., money broker, 222 Montgomen.', dwl 1108 Fol
Rurhof Hermann, stairbuilder, dwl 250 Fourth
Rurond W. J., steward R. R. Swain & Co., dwl 213 Sutter
Rury A. Mrs. , dressmaker, dwl 362 Minna
Rurv Edward, messenger S. F. Stock and Exchange Board,

dwl 362 Minna
Rusche Bernard, paper-boxmaker Wempe Bros., dwl 419

Oak
Ruscoe Edward, bandsawj-er Andrew Frei, dwl SE cor

Sixteenth and Capp
Ruser Christian F. , windmill and tank manuf , 717 Treat

Av nr Twenty-third
Ruse William, mariner, dwl 3 Vallejo
Rusevich Bias, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery

Rush , dwl im Sixth

Rush Ambrose T. , cooper Hogan & Co. , res Oakland

Rush Edward, dwl 525J Stevenson, rear

Rush Edward, laborer, dwl 221 Tehama

Rush Edward Jr. , plumber, dwl 221 Tehama

Rush James O., carpenter, dwl 2117 Market

Rush Jean, fireman Pacific ilail S. S. Colima

Rush Michael, butcher, dwl IS Bernard

Bush Thomas, teamster Hoaan & Brown, dwl 321 Eighth

Rush Patrick, dwl SE cor Gilbert and Bryant

Rush Patrick, tailor, dwl 276 Jessie

Rush Sarah E. (widow), dwl 522 Eddy

Rush William, carpenter, dwl 2117 Market

Rushmore Albert, street contractor, dwl 1821 Howard

Rushtun Alfred, groceries and liquors, 78 Brady, dwl NW

cor Brady and Co! ton
Rusich Georse, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont
Rusk Abraham, tailor, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Russ Adolph G., real-estate office, 203 Montgomery, dwl

16 Columbia nr Harrison

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San Trancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchar

Russ Adolph G. Jr., clerk Richard Wegener, dwl 330 Sixth
Russ Andrew, boot and shoemalter, dwl 213 Dupont
Russ Charles E., bookkeeper, dwl 16 Columbia nr Har
Russ Christian, clerk collection department Wells, Fargo

&Co., dwl 330 Sixth
Russ Christiana (widow), dwl 330 Sixth
Russ F. D.,.fnmmaker W. H. Schneider, dwl 330 Sixth
Russ Ferdinand, dwl Seventeenth Av nr K, South S. F.
Russ Frederick, office 203 Montgomei-)', dwl 330 Sixth
Russ Henry B., real-estate agent, dwl 6 Columbia nr Har
KLSS liOrSE, S. H. Seymour & Co. proprietors, W s

Montgomery from Bush to Pine
Russ John, woodsawj'er, dwl 29 Ecker
Russ John A. A., salesman S. L. Mastick & Co., dwl 1823

Turk
RJJSS JOSEPH, proprietor Niagara House, 331 and 338

Bush
Russ Peter, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Russ William, waiter, dwl 246 Fourth
Russau John M., laborer, dwl 718 Vallejo
Russe Charles, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Russe Henry, carpetcleaner, dwl 516 Pacific
Russe Felix, milker Emanuel Steiner, Eighteenth Av nr

F, South S. F.
Russe George (Christian tt K., and Hasler <fc Co.), dwl

NW cor Devisadero and Greenwich
Russe Peter, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Russell Andrew, dwl 636 Commercial
Russell Andrew, carpenter S. S. Culverwell, 24 California
Russell Andrew, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl 265^

Tehama
Russell Charles A., cooper Wm. Ralph, dwl 821 Jackson
Russell Charles J., dwl 206 Kearny
Russell David, carrier Examiner, dwl 265J- Tehama
Russell David, machinist, dwl 2309 Mason
Russell David F., shoemaker I. Williams, dwl 11 Ridley
Russell Edward, porter George O. McMullin & Co., dwl 3

Polk
Russell Edward Jr., clerk George O. McMullin & Co., dwl

3 Polk
Russell E. C, dwl 411 Green

Russell E. F., physician, office 5 Post, dwl 647 Howard
Russell Edward G., clerk, dwl 5 Margaret PI
Russell Frederick, stableman Minor & Walsh, dwl NE cor

Leavenworth and Taylor
Russell Frederick W., cook Francis L. Such, cor Douglas

and Twenty-fourth
Russell George, dwl 906 Market
Russell George, bookbinder Andrew J. Leary, dwl 216

Tehama
Russell George, butcher, dwl 921 Post
Russell George, expressman, cor Washington and Sansom
Russell George H., real-estate ascent, office 304 Mont-

gomerj', dwl E s Pierce bet Eddy and Ellis
Russell George T., proofreader Morning Call, dwl 907

Bush
Russell George W. (Price & R.), dwl 428 Sutter
Russell George W. , carpenter, dwl 52 Tehama
Russell George W., expressman, NWcor Jones and Bush,

dwl 921 Post, rear
Russell Henry, groceries, NE cor Twenty-ninth and San-
chez
Russell Henry, waiter, dwl 6 Harlan PI
RUSSELL H. H., commission merchant, dwl 1826 Jessie
Russell J., copyist, dwl 16 Sutter
Russell James, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills
Russell James, hackman, cor Montgomery and Sutter
Russell James, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., dwl Ameri-
can Exchange
Russell James, solicitor, dwl 3 Vallejo
Russell James, waterman Goodall, Nelson & Perkins S. S.

Co., dwl 10 Market
Russell James M., dwl 112 Fourth
Russell J. G., minstrel Maguire's Opera House
Russell John, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Russell John, carpenter, dwl 207 Post
Russell John, molder Occidental Foundry, dwl W s

Florida bet Butte and Twentieth
Russell John, mason, dwl 428 Seventh
Russell John, shoemaker, dwl 45 Ritch
Russell John, teamster, dwl 417 Turk
Russell John, upholsterer, dwl 27 Stevenson
KIJSSELL JOHN A., clerk Board of Supervisors, office

City Hall second Hoor, dwl 1111 Mason
Russell John B., bookkeeper John W. Coleman & Co.,

dwl 24 Ellis
Russell John B., salesman Francis X. Kast, dwl 2612 Sac
Russell John C. (Rumtell ifr Gould), res Oakland
Russell John R., grocer, dwl 528 Vallejo

Russell John S., carpenter, dwl 1040 Howard

Russell Joseph, dwl 614 Kearny

Russell Joseph, hatter, 136 Third

Russell Joseph, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm

Russell Joseph L. (Russell <t- McKenney), dwl 2513 Oc-

tavia
Russell Joseph L. Jr., printer Russell & McKenney, dwl

American Exchange
Russell Margaret (widovv^, dwl 814 Bush
Russell Margaret (widow), dressmaker, 309 Sutter
Russell Maude (widow), furnished rooms, 502 Third
Russell Monson (Wells, R. i- Co.), dwl 2215 Pacific Av
Russell Mosier B., boxmaker George W. Swan &. Co., dwl

910 Larkin
Russell Michael, fireman stmAncon, Broadway St. Wharf,

dwl 27 Stevenson
Russell Patrick, hostler Thomas Foley, dwl 1812 Powell
Russell Patrick, laborer, dwl 17 Harrison Av, rear
Russell Robert, bootblock, dwl 14 William
Russell S. A. Mrs. , teacher Hayes Valley Primarj' School
Russell Sarah E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 410 Kearny
Russell Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 423 Bush
Russell Thomas, expressman, dwl 119i Gilbert
Russell Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 115J Geary
Russell Thomas S., bookkeeper R. A. Swain & Co., dwl

1608 Larkin
Russell Thomas S., mechanic M. Fulda & Sons, res Blast

Oakland
RusseU William, dwl 863i Market
Russell William, longshoreman, dwl 405 Main
Russell William, painter, dwl 32 Rincon PI
KUSSELL WILLIAM F., secretary North Pac. Coast
• R. R. Co., office 426 California room 10, dwl 206 Eddy
Russell William M., carjienter, dwl 37 Lafayette
Russell Willie, dwl 24 Ellis
Russell Zura Miss, teacher, dwl 252 Jessie
Russell & Gould (John C. Russell and William 0. Gould),

civil and mining engineers, office Nevada Block 309

Montgomery room 68
RliSSELL A .lIcKENNEY (J. L. Russell and L. M.

McKenney), publishers ready printed sheets, 518 Clay
Russellman Herman, chickenranch, W s San Jos6 Road

nr Six-mile House
RUSSIA, Vladimir Weletzky consul, office 39 South Park
Russian River (Duncan's) Mills, John F. Byxbee agent,

office junction California and Market
Russler Thomas, waiter P. & H. Poetz, dwl 319 Pine
Russian Seminary, Johannas, Bishop of Alaska principal.

Pierce bet Vallejo and Green
Rust Daniel, waiter What Cheer House
Rust R. C, copyist, office 636 Clay room 10, dwl cor Oak

and Devisadero
Rusteberg Andreas, musician Alper's Band, dwl 2 Helen
Rustemeyer William J., stoves and tinware, and plumb-
ing, 231 i Fourth
Rustich Joseph, restaurant, 506 Washington
Rutchiff William, dwl United States Hotel
Ruter Adolph, tanner, dwl 735 Braiuian
Ruth Alexander, molder, dwl 8 Virginia Alley
Ruth A. R., provision dealer, dwl 6 St. Mai-y
Ruther Henry, groceries and liquors, 816 Greenwich
Rutherford A. H., dwl 1105 Bush

Rutherford Alexander H., auditor Savings and Loan So-
ciety, 619 Clay, dwl 419 Sutter
Rutherford Andrew, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, dwl

E s Bartlett bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Rutherford Dmican, teamster, dwl 3 Howard Court
Rutherford Frank A. , painter, 110 Geary, dwl 2318 Miss
Rutherford J., carpenter, dwl 909 Keaniy
Rutherford James, machinist Risdon I. & L. Works, dwl

420 Folsom
Rutherford James, patternmaker .^Etna IroniWorks,[dwl

30 Russ
Rutherford James S., clerk, dwl 23 Stockton
Rutherford John, carpenter Henry J. McLerie,Jdwl 909

Kearny
Rutherford John, laborer Elias H. Thompson, dwl 537

Sacramento
Rutherford John H., machinist, dwl 47 Clementina
Rutherford Joseph, dwl 734,V Howard
Rutherford Joseph, farmhand, dwl E s Tennessee nr

Humboldt
Rutherford Joseph W. Mrs. (widow), dwl 560 Howard
Rutherford Robert, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 909

Kearny
Rutherford Thomas, capitalist, dwl 419 Sutter
Rutherford Thomas L., dwl 811 Bush
Ruthus William, cook stm New World, Market Street

Wharf

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

^. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Zearny, Established 1862.

Huthrftiiff AIoiizo T., passe-partoutinaker, 106 Dupont,

liwl 24 Missiiin Av
!Rutlo<l;,'e liilwiinl, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
i Co., ilwi 709 Natoiua
iRutlcdjie James, clerk, dwl 709 Natoma
!Riitle<l;,'e Georfe'e, dwl SCaJ Market
IliitU'il^c !S., coachman, dwl 8 Antonio
I iutliHijjc Thomas, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoo

Co., dwl 70!) Natoma
iKutlcdiio William, hostler Thomas Kellj', dwl SE cor
) j I.cavcnwiirth and Geary
I Untledjie Willi.ini E., carpenter, dwl 454 Sixth
1 llUitson C, jiainter, dwl 509 Washinjfton
I 'Kntter Aj^ies Mrs., lodgings, 212 Second
■ Jiutter John, cook, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Uuttor John, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 11 Geneva
[■litter Samuel R., teamster M. Sessions, dwl lOChesley
liiiUer Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 212 Second
|Kutlgcn Frederick, seaman stm Santa Cruz, Pacific St.

Wharf
Ruttley .(ohn H., eclectic physician, office 405 Kearny

riKMUs 14 and 15
Ruttman .lohn G., stovemounter George H. Tay & Co.,

dwl !X)2.V Filbert
fluttman John J., tinsmith, dwl 902J Filbert
Ruttrenger Antone, brewer, dwl 1012 Natoma
Ruxton Thomas, laborer, dwl 71 Minna
auyz Josei)hine Miss, saleswoman City of Paris, dwl 810

Greenwich
.uyz M'.iry (widow), dwl 810 Greenwich
.uzd Charles, cook, dwl 36 Natoma
[luzevich Bias, bookkeeper P. VHautin & Bro., dwl 717

Davis

ilyau A. (widow), dwl 352 Third
Ryan A. Miss, seamstress, dwl 295 Clementina
dyan Ann (widow), dwl 75 Stevenson
Ryan Anne (widow), dwl 717 Lombard
Ryan Annie (widow), dwl 3 Alger PI
dyan Annie Miss, dwl 4 Martin's Block, Market nr
Seventh

Kyan Annie Miss, tailoress, dwl 123 Dora
yan Catherine (widow), dwl 361 Jessie
Jyan Catherine (widow), dwl 628 Minna
Ryan Catherine (widow), dwl 1017 ilason
Ryan Catherine Miss, dressmaker, dwl 183 Jessie
Ryan Catherine Mrs., dwl 13 Eddy
Ryan Charles (Ryan & Wallace), dwl 260 Minna
Ryan Charles, liquor saloon, dwl 260 Minna
Ryan Charles, teamster Public School Department, dwl

E s Stevenson nr Crocker
Ryan Cornelius, bootmaker, dwl 123 Dora
Ryan Cornelius, bricklayer, dwl NW cor Sixth and Brjant
Ryan Cornelius, laborer, dwl NE cor Cleveland and

Seventh

Ryan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 311 Seventh
Ryan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 615 Commercial
Ryan Cornelius, miner, dwl 304 Townsend
Ryan Daniel, dwl 225 Bush

Ryan Daniel, druggist Painter & Calvert, dwl 506 Fourth
Ryan Daniel, foundrjTnan, dwl 75 Jessie
Ryan Daniel, gardener Union Square, dwl loi Langton
Ryan Daniel, stableman Thomas Ryan, dwl York bet

Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
iRyan Daniel, teamster Louis Jaffe, dwl 413 Pacific
iRyan Daniel, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Rvan Daniel R., clerk County Tax Collector's Office, dwl

1309 Jackson
l;\ an Dennis, with Union Tanning and Currying Co., dwl

.SW cor York and Eighteenth
Ryan D. P., extraman Engine No. 3 S. F. F. D.
JRyan E., machinist, dwl 227 Second
iRyan E. Black, tax agent Central Pac. R. R. room 31,

NE cor Fourth and Towiisend, dwl 20 Stanly PI
Ryan Edward B., miner, dwl Heinz's Hotel
l;>an Edward F., bootmaker, dwl W' s Precita Av nr

Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
Ryan Edward W., earjienter, dwl 432 Green
K\ an Eliza (widow), furnished rooms, 514 Howard
Kyan Ellen Mrs., dwl 11 Louisa, rear
liyan Frank, ironmolder, dwl 29 Natoma
H\ an Frank, laborer Occidental Foundry
l;.\ an Frank, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
i;>an Frank Jr., ironmolder, dwl 29 Natoma
Kyan Frank I., expressman, dwl SW cor Washington and

Octavia
-n George, barkeeper Adam & Kibbe, dwl 517 Tehama

11 Hannah, furnished rooms, 1024 Stockton
l;^an Henrv, blacksmith Constantine Grosso, dwl 6 Lick
Ryan J. (widow), dwl 2 Turk

R3'an James, dwl 265J Jessie

Ryan James, dwl 672 "Harrison

Ryan James, boatman, dwl N s Francisco bet Dupont

and Kearny
Rj-an James, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl 565 Na-
toma
Ryan James, grainer, dwl 7 Howard Court
Ryan James, groceries and litiuors, 429 Minna
Ryan James, helper, dwl 522 Mission
Ryan James, hostler Hayes Valley Livery Stables, dwl

518 Hayes
Ryan James, laborer, dwl 1205 Montgomery
Ryan James, laborer, dwl 1455 Minna, rear
Ryan James, laborer G. Venard, dwl 56 Beale
Ryan James, longshoreman, dwl 410 Beale
Ryan James, rigger, dwl 125 Spear, rear
Ryan James, teamster William Kerr, dwl 907 Battery
Ryan James, whitewasher, dwl 172 Perry
Ryan James F., patternmaker Union Ironworks, dwl

123 Tiuk
Ryan James H., attorney at law, dwl 957 Howard
Ryan James H., barkeeper, dwl 13 Pinckney PI
Ryan James J., janitor Broadway Grammar School, dwl

1407 Pacific
Ryan James L., clerk Headquarters Military Division

Pacific, dwl 259 Stevenson
Ryan James L. , clerk, dwl 423 Bush
Ryan James W. , groceries and liquors, SE cor Fifth and

Minna
Ryan James W., pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl 1017

Mason
Ryan James W., stonecutter Larseneur & Sheerin
Ryan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 923 Greenwich
Ryan Jeremiah, laborer Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 225

Second
R3'an J. F., nightinspector Custom House, dwl 207

Minna
Rj-an John (Ryand: Gear on), dwl 11 Clinton
Ryan John, blacksmith Hermann Langermann, dwl cor

First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Ryan John, boarding, SW cor Drumm and Clark
Ryan John, boilemiaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Rj'an John, bricklayer, dwl 471 Jessie
Ryan John, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Dnimm
Ryan John, clerk, dwl 56 Beale
Ryan John, clerk Muser Bros., dwl 5 Natoma
R3'an John, coachman Loring Pickering, dwl 617 Geary,

rear
Rjan John, conductor Central R. R., dwl 31 Lafayette
Ryan John, cook, dwl 27 Anthony
Ryan John, driver City R. R.
Ryan John, expressman, dwl 717 Lombard
Ryan John, farmer, S s Mission and Ocean Beach Road

nr Ocean View House
Ryan John, hostler John Cassiday, N s Point Lobos Av

bet Twentieth and Twenty-first avs
Ryan John, laborer, dwl SE cor Market and Fifteenth
Rj^an John, laborer, dwl S s Fifteenth bet Market and

Noe
Rj'an John, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Ryan John, laborer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 41 Jessie
Ryan John, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Ryan John, liquor saloon, S s Point Lobos Av bet Boyce

and Parker Av
Ryan John, mariner, dwl 207 Tehama
Rj'an John, milkman, dwl SW cor Baker and Beach
Ryan John, pantryman stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Ryan John, plasterer, dwl 209 Second
Ryan John, porter, dwl 55 Beale

Ryan John, salesman M. Goodwin & Co., dwl 11 Clinton
Ryan John, seaman stm Ajax, Oregon S. S. Co.
Ryan John, stableman Thomas Ryan, dwl W s York bet

Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Ryan John, stairbuilder, dwl 37 Dora
Ryan John, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl E s Florida bet

Solano and Butte
Ryan John B., saddle and hamessmaker, 639 Broadway,

dwl 316 Capp
Ryan Jfihn H., dwl 6 Calhoun
Ryan John H., plasterer, dwl 209 Second
Ryan John J., expressman, dwl cor Tehama and Twenty-
eighth, Bernal Heights
Ryan John J., porter Michael J. Hj-deliff, dwl 50 Beale
Ryan John L., laborer jPacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 7 Gar-
den, rear
Ryan John P., laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Rj'an John S., butcher, dwl 1309 Jackson
Ryan John W., bookkeeper Woods & Freeborn, dwl 1305

Green

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan

Ryan Joseph, painter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl 638
Commercial

Ryan Joseph, saddler, dwl 102 Stockton

Ryan Joseph, salesman dwl 14 Rondel PI

Ryan Katie Miss, saleswoman Peter N. Ryan, dwl 3C1 Jes-
sie

Ryan L. M., bookkeeper Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dwl
cor Clay and Baker

Ryan L. k, Co. (Ferdinand Levy), auctioneers, 537 Cali-
fornia

Ryan LawTence (L. Ryan <t Co.), dwl 3 Calhoun

Ryan Lawrence, clerk, dwl E s Baker bet Sac and Clay

Ryan Lawrence J., purser stm Granada Pacific ilail S. S.
Co., dwl 231 Minna

Ryan Lizzie Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 123 Dora

Ryan L. T. Mrs., teacher Stockton St. Primary School

Ryan M. , dwl 27 Minna

Ryan JI., salesman, dwl 419 Eddy

Ryan Maggies, dwl 424 Broadway

Ryan Margaret (widow), dwl 2.5 Stone

Ryan Margaret (widow), dwl W s Guerrero nr Sixteenth

Ryan Margaret Mrs., dressmaker Mary Allen, dwl 14 Dora

Ryan Margaret L. Mrs., dwl 810 Howard

Ryan Maria, laundress S. F. Laundry, NW cor Turk and
Fillmore

R3'an Martin, bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor
Gough and Haight

Ryan Martin, expressman, dwl 717 Lombard

Ryan Martin, miner, dwl 32 Everett

Ryan Martin, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 3^0
Folsom

Ryan Mary (widow), dwl 5 Jansen

Ryan Marj' (widow), laundress, dwl 1875 Mission

Ryan Mary, dressmaker L. A. Ralph

Ryan Mary Miss, dressmaker Mary Allen, dwl 5 Natoma

Ryan Matthew, barkeeper Ryan & Gearon, dwl Uh Garden

Ryan ilatthew, laborer, dwl 1 Margaret PI

Ryan Michael, bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor
Gough and Haight

Ryan Michael, bricklayer, dwl 115 Second

Rvan Michael, carpenter, dwl Fifteenth Av nr L, South
S. F.

Ryan Michael, clerk, dwl 6 Calhoun

Ryan Michael, drayman, dwl 14 Russell

Ryan Michael, horsetrainer, S s Point Lobos Av nr
Twenty-second Av

Ryan Michael, laborer, dwl 7 Elizabeth

Ryan Michael, laborer, dwl 362 Third

Ryan Michael, laborer, dwl Golden Eagle Hotel

Ryan Michael, laborer C. A. Hooper <& Co.

Rj'an Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.

Ryan Michael, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.

Rj'an Michael, lumberman, dwl Railroad Saloon, Long
Bridge

Ryan Michael, miner, dwl 19 Harrison Av, rear

Ryan Michael, painter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 32 Garden

Ryan Michael, porter Yates & Co., dwl 230 Perry

Ryan Michael, pressforeman Evening Post, dwl 632 Miss

Ryan Michael, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Ryan Jlichael, shoemaker, dwl NE junction Market and
Buchanan

Ryan Michael, stonecutter, dwl 562 Linden Av

Ryan Michael, wines and liquors, 818 Howard, dwl 13 Ad-
elaide PI

Ryan Michael S., waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 15 Everett

Ryan Michael T., waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 15 Everett

Ryan N. M. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School, dwl
534 Bush

Ryan Morris, dwl 333 Turk

Ryan Norah Miss, furnished rooms, 1014 Stockton

Ryan Norah (widow), dwl 534 Bush

Ryan Patrick, dwl 45 Louisa

Ryan Patrick, carriagepainter, dwl 1413 Mason

Ryan Patrick, farmer, N s Ocean House Road nr Ocean
View House

Ryan Patrick, fireman Central Pac. R. R.

Ryan Patrick, hostler Thomas Kelly, dwl SE cor Leaven-
worth and Geary

Ryan Patrick, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.

Ryan Patrick, laborer, dwl 528 Folsom, rear

Ryan Patrick, laborer William Deacon, dwl 45 Louisa

Ryan Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s
Michigan nr Shasta

Ryan Patrick, miner, dwl 561 Natoma

Ryan Patrick, seaman, dwl 811 Battery

Ryan Patrick, waiter, dwl 12 Hunt

Ryan Patrick, waiter Lick House, dwl W a Scott bet Ellis
and O'Farrell

Ryan Patrick, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 60 Annie

Ryan Perry E. , blacksmith, dwl 107 Flint Av bet Fifteenth

and Sixteenth
Ryan Peter, machinist, dwl 71 Tehama
Ryan Peter A. , clerk County Tax Collector's OflHce, dwl

921 Vallejo
Ryan Peter F., compositor Thomas & Co., dwl 921 Vallejo
Rj-an Peter F., salesman Sherman & Hyde, res Oakland
Ryan Peter N. Mrs., books and stationerj', 40 Fourth, dwl

352 Third
Rj'an Peter P., bootmaker Maynard & Jones, dwl 37 Nsk-

toma
Ryan Ralph, molder Savage & Son, dwl 569 Howard
Rvan Richard, clerk Hogan & Brown, dwl 321 Eighth
KYAN' KIC'IIARD F., attorney at law, office 640 Clay,

dwl S s Cal Av bet Mission and How, Bernal Heights
Ryan Roger, real estate, dwl 723 Vallejo, rear
Ryan Sirus, laborer, dwl 202 Sixth

Ryan Stephen, laborer, dwl Bdwy bet Steiner and Pierce
Ryan Thomas, dwl 957 Howard
Ryan Thomas, baker, dwl 12 Pinckney PI
Ryan Thomas, capitalist, dwl 957 Howard
Ryan Thomas, cartman, dwl 1013 Vallejo
Ryan Thomas, cartman, dwl 1628 Sacramento
Ryan Thomas, extraman Hose No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl 25

Pinckney
RYAN THOSIAS, groceries and liquors, 525 Vallejo,

dwl 529 Vallejo
Ryan Thomas, laborer, dwl 9 Welsh, rear
Ryan Thomas, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
Ryan Thomas, laborer, dwl NW cor Mariposa and Mis-
souri
Ryan Thomas, laborer G. Venard, dwl 56 Beale ;

Ryan Thomas, liverj' stable, 615 Ellis
Ryan Thomas, painter, dwl 32 Garden
Ryan Thomas, real estate, dwl 13 Pinckney PI
Ryan Thomas H., proprietor Continental House, 510 Miss
Ryan Thomas Joseph, clerk John Lord Love, dwl 957

Howard
RYAJf THOMAS P.. attorney at law, office 8 Mont-
gomery Av rooms 5 and 6, dwl 339 Bryant
Ryan Thomas P., policeman Citj' Hall, dwl 2 Stanly Court
Ryan Timothy, driver Omnibus R. R. Co. , dwl 528 How
Ryan Timothj' R., truckman, dwl 30 Clara
Ryan Vincent, local editor Alta California, office 529 Cal
Ryan William, boot and shoemaker Gilbert, Pringle & Co.,

dwl 50 Natoma
Ryan William, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl cor

Church and Twenty-second
Ryah William, cook, dwl 141 Second
Ryan William, driver John Lennon, NE cor Dolores and

Nineteenth
Ryan William, farmer, dwl 4 Martin's Block
Ryan William, farmer, dwl 637 Howard
Ryan William, foreman James Graham, dwl NE cor Geary

and Larkin •

Ryan William, laborer, dwl 129 Clara
Ryan William, laborer, dwl 210 Mason
Ryan William, longshoreman, dwl 26 Ohio
Ryan William, machinist Phelps Manufacturing Co., dwl

SW cor Twenty -fourth and Alabama
Ryan William, sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 317 Beale
Ryan William, shoemaker, dwl 50 Natoma
Ryan William, teamster, dwl 701 O'Farrell
Ryan William, tj'pefounder, dwl 918 Lombard
Ryan William A., typefounder, dwl 918 Lombard
Ryan William B. , engineer, dwl 27 Natoma
Ryan William D., plasterer, dwl 616 California
Ryan William F., brassfinisher Cal. Brass Foundry, dwl

SE cor Twenty-second and Church
Ryan William 1. , plumber, dwl 957 Howard
Ryan William J., carpenter, dwl W s Chattanooga bet

Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Ryan William M., boltmaker Phelps Manuf. Co., dwl NE

cor Twenty-fourth and Alabama
Ryan & Gearon (JoA/i Ryan and John Gearott), liquor

saloon, SE cor Fifth and Folsom
Rj'an & Wallace (C/iaWfs Ryan and William Wallace),

liquor saloon, SVV cor TJiird and Everett
Ryarson P. , miner, dwl 260 Tj'ler
Ryben Christopher, cari^enter Sanford M. Hills
Rvce Andrew C. , cashier Forbes Bros. , dwl 2431 Larkin
R'¥<'KMA.\ CJ.IRRET W., real estate, office 331

Montgomery room 22, dwl 2315 Howard
RYC'KHIAW WILLIAM L., mining stocks, office 331

Montgomerj' room 22, dwl 2315 Howard
Rj'den Frederick, expressman, cor Davis and Washington,

dwl 2100 Webster
Ryden Thomas, dwl 303 Third
Ryder Anna Miss, dwl 1605 Dupont

BEAMISH'S—Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Good

VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Ryder C. B. Mrs. (nichard Turni'r <(• Co.)i dwl 2013 Miss
Kyder Charles H., second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Colo-
rado
Ryder E., storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Ryder George, comiKKsitor, dwl 311 Jessie
Ryder Henry, shoemaker, 132 Folsoni
Ryder James, coal passerstni Orizaba, Uroadway St. Wharf
Ryder J. M. I)r., capttalist. dwl Union Club
llyder John, shoemaker Henry Kyder, dwl 132 Folsom
Ryder Josiah T., calker, dwl 20 De Hooni
Ryder Kate (widow), dwl 123 Turk
Ryder L. E. Miss, teacher music public schools, dwl 930

Market

Ryder Michael, laborer, dwl 19 Harrison Av, rear
Ryder Michael Jr., laborer, dwl 19 Harrison Av, rear
Ryder Thomas, chief steward E'acific Mail S. S. Colorado
Ryder William C, bookkeei>or, dwl 19 Vallejo
Rvder William G., dwl 1808 Ma-son
tlydholm Carl P. Rev., dwl 10 Verona PI
lye Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (White Pine

Co., Nev.), D. F. Vcrdenal secretary, office 409 Cal
Iyer Frank, commission ajjent, dwl 433 Broadway
Xyw Frederick, salesman Fisher & Co., dwl C14 Mason
K¥ER >V.48III.\C;T0\ .11. l>r., capitalist, office 330

Pine room 42, dwl Palace Hotel
tver William T. S., real estate, office 330 Pine room 42,

dwl 932 Pine
{yhiner Adolph, clerk, dwl 809 Vallejo
{yhiner Theodore, clerk, dwl 80!) Vallejo
iyhncr Adol])h H. E., bookkeeper Paul Moroney & Co.,

res Oakland
Ivlando A. J., mariner, dwl 34 Pacific
iyley D., driver City R. R.

lyley Geory-e W., clerk U. S. Int. Rev., dwl 412 Second
{yley Henry, capitalist, dwl l.')21 Tyler
lyley Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 129 Sixth
lyley Thomas, laborer, dwl 4.52 Stevenson, rear
lyner John, enjjineer, dwl 323 Broadway
lynolds Patrick, laborer, dwl 19 Ritch, rear
lyrie Daniel, cooper, dwl 561 Mission
lyrie John, cooper, dwl 561 Mission
lyrie Peter, porter Brigham, Whitney & Co., dwl 257

Perry

lyrie John, springmaker H. M. Black & Co., dwl 561 Miss
iyst Otto, bookkeeper Irvine & Haight, dwl C12 Grove
iyu Cesario, blacksmiths' helper Jean B. Arfort, dwl 532

Vallejo

AAKG Charles, cipfarpacker, dwl 1914 Mason

iaalburg Seigfried Mrs. (widow), dwl 16i Garden

iaalburg William, proptr Hebrew Observer, office 502
Montgomery, dwl 1308 Geary

Saalburg. Sec Sahlberg and Salberg

iaaleng Nicholas, laborer, dwl W s Bryant nr Channel

iaare J. S., Portugese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109 Califor-
nia room 16

laar Louis, upholsterer Schlueter & Volberg, dwl M bet
Eighth and Ninth Avs, South S. F.

iabatie A. E. «& Co. {Henry Maubcc and A risttde Brand),
French importers, and shipping and commission mer-
chants, 617 and 619 Sansom

iabatie Alexander E. (A. E. Sabatic d- Co.), dwl 2 Burritt

iabatie Philip G., merchandisebroker, 623 Sansom, dwl
219 Geary

iabille Robert, mariner, dwl 424 Broadway

>abin J. M. , Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post

labin John I., supt supplies Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl 1901 Po.t

5abine obert, hostler John F. Willson, dwl 320 Chestnut

Sabines Alfred C, dwl 516 Green

labiston James, watchman C. Jas. King of W^m. & Co.

iablatschan John, bootmaker John D. Youngclaus, dwl
21 Stockton PI

lablich Peter, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery

labron Charles, cook, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway

iacco L., laborer N. Giamboni & Co.

iachan Theodore, cook Park Hotel, dwl 22 Turk

iacho Annie Mrs., sewing-machine operator, dwl 933 Sac-
ramento

iachs Benjamin, cook Westerfeld & Graser, dwl 417 Sut-
ter, rear

iachs Charles, machinist, dwl 48 Minna

iachs David, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl 820
Post

iachs F. , clerk, dwl 308 Leavenworth

iachs Frederick G., clerk, dwl 36* Garden

SACIItit L. Jt M. Jt <'0. (William Heller), importers
and jobbers dry goods, and agents Marysville Woolen
Mills, SW cor Battery and Bush
Sachs Lipi)mann {Sehweitzer, S. & Co.), dwl 820 Post
Sachs Louis (L. A M. Sachs ifc Co.), dwl NW cor Geary

and Leavenworth
Sachs Martin {L. X- M. Sachs il- Co.), dwl 015 Leavenworth
Sachs Morris, salesman Charles Dahlman & Co., dwl 24

Hunt
Sachs Rebecca (widow), dwl 4091 Sixth
Sachs Samuel (Sachs, Strassburger & Co.), dwl 703 Mar-
ket
Sachs Samuel (Schweitzer, Sachs <t Co.), res New York
Sachs Samuel L., salesman L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl NW

cor Geary and Leavenworth
Sachs, Strassburger & Co. (Samvel Sachs and Sigmiind
Strassbimjer), importers and wholesale fancy goods,
millinery, Yankee notions, etc., SE cor San and Pine
Sachse Albert, cigarmaker, dwl 66 Shipley
Sachse E. C. M. G., broker, dwl 1051 Mission
Sachse Jidius, machinist Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl 18

First
Sachse Ludwig, machinist, dwl 18 First
Sachsel D. J. (D. J. Sachsel cfc Co.), dwl 207 Mont Av
Sachsel D. J. & Co. (Joseph Sachsel), cigar manufs, 731

Montgomery
Sachsel Joseph (D. J. Sachsel d- Co.), dwl 207 Mont Av
Sack John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Sack John C, mathematical-instrumentmaker, 205 Mont-
gomery, dwl 710j Taylor
Sackett Hannah M. (widow), proprietress Revere House,

NW cor Foiirth and Mission
Sackett John E., clerk D. E. Allison, res Oakland
Sacramento Boiler Works, Hall & Kelshaw proptrs, 37

Fremont
Sackrider Christian, foreman stables Potrero and B. V.

R. R. Co.
Sackrider H., capitalist, dwl Lick House
Sackville Harry, cook, dwl 54 Jessie
Sacque Andrew R., student Heald's Business College
Sacramento Hotel, Jacob Reigelhuth proptr, 407 Pacific
SA<'KA.WEXTO LIXE STE.IMERS, foot Market
SACRAMEXTO POTTERV (Sacramento), John B.

Owens aj^ent, office and depot 30 California
Sacramento Valley Reclamation Co., Hugh Eliaa secreta-
ry, office 524 Sacramento
Sacred Heart College, SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Sacred Heart Presentation Convent, SW cor Taylor and

Ellis
SADDLE ROCK OYSTER SALOOX, Emerson Cor-

ville & Co. proptrs, 415 Pine
Saderberg Leopold, draftsman, dwl 4 Howard Court
Sadie Co. (Chinese), cigar manufs, 121 Washington
Sadler Edward, miner, dwl 22 Turk
Sadler F. J., assistant housekeeper Palace Hotel
Sadler George, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Sadler Henry, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 3

Morey Alley
Sadler Herman J. (Albert Mau & Co.), dwl 906 Van Ness

Av
Saenger Leopold (Diamant, Berliner & Co.), dwl 1050

Howard
Saenz Raphael Mrs. (widow), dwl 1119 Kearny
Saet Charles, laborer, dwl 242 Beale, rear
SAFE DEPOSIT BLOCK, SE cor California and Mont-
gomery
SAFE DEPOSIT CO., Eugene Casserly president, I. W.
RaJ^nond manager, B. F. Le Wame secretarj', office
SE cor California and Montgomery
Safe Deposit Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
O. D. Squire secretary, office 331 Montgomery room 28
SafTener George, mariner, dwl 18 Washington
Safer Fechter, painter, dwl 419 Clementina
SaflFerhill David (SafferhiU <fc Beyersdorf), dwl 25 Jessie

bet Seventh and Eighth
Safterhill Henrietta Miss, dwl 25 Jessie, nr Seventh
SAFFERHILL & BEYERSDORF (David SafferhiU
and Louis Beyersdorf), wines and liquors, 7 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Saffold Reuben B., attorney at law, office 438 California
Safford Freilerick, hatter J. C. Meuesdorffer & Bro., dwl

Occidental Hotel
SafTord H. F. (//. F. Safford it Co.), dwl 224 Montgomery
Safford H. F. & Co., liquor saloon, 21 Geary
Saftig Joseph, salesman Consolidated Tobacco Co., dwl

627 Grove
Sagar Geo. H., purser G. N. & P. S. S. Co., office 10 Market
Sagar Jubal, machinist, dwl N s Twenty-sixth bet Church
and Dolores

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion onres Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merclia }}

Sage Henry, expressman, NE cor Davis andJackson, dwl

512 Davis
Sage Lewis P., proptr Cowells' Warehouse, NE cor Bat-
tery and Union and Sag^e's Warehouses, S s Union

bet Front and Battery, dwl 915 Polk
Sage Orlando G., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton, dwl 812

Twentieth
Sage Robert M., register clerk Municipal Criminal Court,

dwl 14 Tehama
Sagehom Charles, driver Charles Bernard, dwl SE cor

Post and Jones
Sagehom Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor Union

and Jasper PI, dwl W s Graham PI nr Green
Sager S. J., carpenter, dwl 230 Third
Sager Thomas L., teamster, dwl N s Twenty-second nr

Sanchez
Sagers Uriah {Xathaniel IT. Cole d- Co.), dwl 14 Bluxome
Saggau Henry (Saggaii it A iigustiny), dwl S s Howard bet

Seventh and Eighth
Saggau & Augustiny (Henry Sagqau and John Augus-

tiny), butchers, SW cor Van Ness Av and Oak
Sagnanigni Celeste, laborer, dwl 703 O'Farrell
Sahatori Giovanetti, wagonmaker Mangeot & Daclin, dwl

318 Broadway
Sahlberg Francis C, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Sahlberg Nils. T., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Sahlien Henry, with Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 315 Geary
Sahlein Lewis, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 315 Geary
Sahlein William (Levi Strauaa d- Co.)^ dwl 619 Leav
Sahling Nicholas, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Sahling Theodore, porter Redington & Co. , dwl 6 Tele-
graph PI
Sahnke Hermann G., dwl SE cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Sahrbacher Charles, market, 904 Stockton
Sahrbacher Hennann (Samsreither <t Sahrbacher), dwl

619 Pacific
Sailech Albert, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Sailer Carl H. , Swiss Benev. Soc. , 627 Commercial
Saillet Alexander F., capitalist, dwl Twenty-ninth nr San

Jos6 Av
Sailor John, deckhand U. S. steam tug Monterey, Green

St. Wharf
Sainsot Francis, wines and liquors, NW cor Main and Miss
Saint Louis Hotel, 11 and 13 Pacific

Sairo Natalis, waiter St. Ignatius College, dwl 841 Market
Sajous J. (widow), wines and liquors, NWcorDupont and

Post
Sakly Louis, carpenter, dwl 1225 Market
Sala Joseph C, instrumentmaker John Roach, dwl 720

California
Salamander Felting Co., Seward Cole manager. Berry bet

Fourth and Fifth
Salamon Benjamin, porter Strauss, Kohnstamm & Co.,

dwl 1717 Mason
Salamon J. , dwl SW cor N and Railroad Av, South S. F.
Salamon John, butcher William O'Brien, dwl cor Railroad

and Sixth avs, South S. F.
Salander John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Salas Josephine Mrs. , dressmaker, dwl 1821 Leavenworth
Salas Peter B., cigars, dwl 929 Howard
Salazar J. Antonio (Montealegre <i- Co.), dwl 508 Sutter
Salazar Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 106 Jackson
Sal berg Moses, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl 711

O'Farrell
Salcido Carrie Miss, seamstress Joseph Sheyer, dwl 1511^

Mason
SALE.U (OREOO\) FLOUR MILLS, Marshall J.

Kinney agent, office 119 Clay
Sales Edward, clerk, dwl 322 Turk

Salfeld Carl, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl Folsom and Nine-
teenth
Salgado Ann Mrs., saleswoman, dwl 1318 Dupont
Salin Charles F., seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Salinas A., waiter stm Oriflamme, Oregon S. S. Co.
Salinas Francisco, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Salinger Julius, commission merchant, office 312 Sacra-
mento, dwl 307 Hyde
Salinger William (^. Newburger d: Co.), dwl 92U Post
Salinger. See Selinger

Salisbury Augustus, nltichinist, 31 Beale, dwl 217 Third
Salisbury Mary Miss, teacher Bryant St. Primarj' School,

dwl 916 Washington
Salisbury. See Salsbury
Salix M. , machinist, dwl 227 Second
Salles Bertrand, butcher E. Peguillan & Bro., dwl W s

Fifth Av bet K and L, South S. F.
Sallies John H., farmer, dwl 21 Turk
Salmon Adolph, dwl 736 Vallejo, rear

Salmon Albert, salesman Solomon Bine, 133 Kearny
Salmon Charles, cook Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Fran-
cisco
Salmon Edward, blacksmith, dwl 643 Commercial
Salmon Edward, salesman Solomon Bine, 133 Kearny
Salmon George, dentist, office and dwl 55 Second
Salmon James M., butcher Geswaldo De Luca, dwl 412

Green
Salmon John, butcher, dwl 412 Green
Salmon John P., pilot, dwl 501 Broadway
Salmon Julia Mrs., dwl 736 Vallejo
Salmon Peter, groceries and liquoi-s, 334 Third
Salmon R., laborer, dwl Twelfth Av nr P, South S. F.
Saloman Joseph, laborer, dwl 519 Jessie
Saloman Louis, broker, dwl 511 Stevenson
Saloman Otto F., bookkeeper Yates & Co., dwl 1523 Mis-
sion
Salomo Benno, cook M. Deutsch & Co., dwl 5 St. Charles

PI
Salomon E. S., ex-governor Washington Territory, dwl

126 Fifth
Salomon Frederick, teacher, dwl 213 Fifteenth
SALO.MO^' «IISTAV, watchmaker and jeweler, and

importer Swiss watches, 1218 Polk
Salomon Isidore, clothing, 420 and 531 Pacific
Salomon Jacob, moneybroker, 502 Keamy, dwl 235 Kearny
Salomon Jules, clerk Godchaux Brothers & Co., dwl 1713

Powell
Salomon Newman, dairj' produce and groceries, 66 Cen-
tre Market, dwl 622 Minna
Solomon Rasmus, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Salomon Sylvain (Godchaux Brothers & Co.), dwl 1713

Powell
Salomon Toby, salesman Newman Salomon, dwl 622

Minna
Salomonson Julius, liquordealer, dwl 524 Sixth
Salsbury George D. , clerk Jason Springer, dwl 531 Miss
Salsbury Henrv A. , teamster, SE cor Spear and Mission,

dwl" 356A Eleventh
Salsburj' John, machinist Union Iron Works
Salsburj'. See Salisbury
Salsen Frank, mariner, dwl 76 Clementina
Salsig Edgar B., bookkeeper Spaulding & Barto, dwl 1613

Leavenworth
Salsig S. M. J., conductor Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1613

Leavenworth
Salter Solomon, dwl 515 Stockton
Salter John, waiter Morton House
Salter John A., waiter Johnson & Co., 10 Sacramento
Salter John W., porter Redington & Co., dwl 655J Minna
Salter Woodley G. , teamster, dwl 632 Valencia
Saltnian Charles, butcher, 6 Centre Market, dwl 218 Grove
Saltrj- John, plasterer, dwl NE cor Jackson and Driimm
Salts Albert, porter Frederick Hufschmidt, dwl SE cor

California and Franklin
Salts James A. (Salts d- Co.), dwl 338 Eddy
Salts & Co. (■James A. Salt.^), importers and dealers cigars

and tobacco, 125 California room 38
Saltzmann Henry, barkeeper Peter Ftauer, dwl 106 Na-

toma
SALVADOR, Nicholas Gaxiola consul, office 320 Sansom
Salvadore Panielli, fisherman, dwl 420 Drumm
Salvietti Salvatore (Ga7inon d- Salviette), dwl 7 Graham

PI nr Green
Salz Jacob (Kullnmn, Wagner d- Co.), res Stockton
Sam D. D., longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Sam Kee (Chinese), merchant, 723 Sacramento
Sam Sing (Chinese), cigar factory, 631 Pacific
Sam Yeh (Chinese), barber, SOo Dupont
Sam Yik (Chinese), merchant, 747 Sacramento
Sam Yuen (Chinese), groceiies, 6 Sullivan Alley
Samans Edward, dwl 509 Washington
Sambell A. H. , carpenter California Planing Mills
Sambly Alfred, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush !

Sambrano Petronila, dressmaker, dwl 1323 Dupont ■

Samengo Orazio (Sainengo d- Cadenasso), dwl 433 Green- ^

wich
Samengo & Cadenasso (Orazio Sainengo and Joseph Ca-
denasso), restaurant, SE cor Sansom and Merchant
Saminago Phelippe Miss, dressmaker, dwl 15 Pinckney PI
Saminago Theresa Miss, dressmaker, dwl 15 Pinckney PI
Samington Lizzie (widow), dwl 29 Lafayette
Samisch Robert, porcelain painting, 425 Bush, dwl 1120 ■

Stockton
Sammi Henrv L., salesman Martenstein & Deming, dwl

1653 Mission
Sammis Julia (widow), dwl S s Bay bet Dupont and Kear
Sammis Margaret Miss, mantuamaker, dwl S s Bay bet
Dupont and Kearny

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

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709

SAN

Sanunis William, carpenter, dwl S s Bay bet Dupont and

Kearny

Samniis William, musician, dwl 432 Kearny
3»Mam\ OcoTge (Satnmy it Stefeim), dwl'NE cor Tyler

and Lark in
Sunniy A: Steffens (George Sammy and Ilennj A. Stef-
/enii), groceries and liquors, NE cor Tjierand Larkin
Samoullet Andrew, ribbonweaver, dwl S s Thirty-fifth Av

iir L nr Bay View
Sample U. R. Mrs., furnished rooms, 927 Howard
Sample .T., dwl (>;J() Commercial
SAMI'LK SAMrEL S., liquor saloon, Hardie PI, dwl

82a California
Sunpson Aniasa B. , hair and fancy goods, 110 and 112

Second, dwl 112 Second
Sampson Benjamin C, boxmaker Geo. W. Swan & Co.,

res Oakland
Sampson F. W. , bookkeeper Macondray & Co. , dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Sampson Harvev W., carpenter Mission Woolen Mills,

dwl 12.i Shotwell
Sampson Henry, baker, dwl 434 Greenwich
a( Samjison Henry, stevedore, dwl 32 Turk

Sami>son Henry A., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 32
Turk
i-l Sampson James (ifurray <{■ S.), dwl 113 Franklin
0 Sampson James B., whitener, 36 Second, dwl 10 Lynch
Sampson John, blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, dwl 313

Geary, rear
Sampson" John, expressman, NW cor Washington and
Battery, dwl 24 John
llSSampson John A., fee clerk Custom House, dwl 807 Geary
Sampson M., miner, dwl 427 Turk
Sampson Osmond, waiter Palace Hotel
Sampson Robert, compositor, dwl 32 Turk
Sampson William, musician, dwl 28(3 Stevenson
Sampson William, porter Francis M.Truworthy, 318 Front
Samson John, special policeman, dwl 10 Steuart
Samson J. P., seaman, dwl 415 East
Samson Rudolph, bookkeeper Frankenthal & Co., dwl 520

Jones
Samsreither George (Samsreither & Sahrbacher), dwl 619

Pacific

Samsreither ,& Sahrbacher {George Samsreither and Her-
mann Sahrbacher), proprietors New Alaska Hotel,
619 Pacific
Samud John, dwl 851 Folsom
Samuel Albertina Mrs., dwl 42 Moss
Samuel Charles, barber, dwl 448 Natoma
Samuel Emanuel, plastering and whitening, 300 Sutter,

dwl 187 Jessie
Samuel Harris, tailor, 800 Third
Samuel Joseph, watchmaker, dwl 258 Clara
Samuel Levy, speculator, dwl 41Si Sixth
Samuel Moses (Pacific Jewelry Co.), dwl 1065 Howard
Samuel Wavle, tninkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 42

Moss
Samuel William, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 258

Clara
Samuels Adolph, compositor Abend Post, dwl 808 Folsom
SA3II ELS DAVID, dry goods, 104-lOS Kearny, dwl

119 Stockton
Samuels Edward S., shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7

Steuart
Samuels F. A., dwl 036 Commercial
Samuels Harrj-, dwl 706 Harrison
Samuels Henry, dwl 518 Mission
Samuels Herbert, salesman Mierson, Jewell & Co., dwl

82S Kearnv
Samuels John', dwl 319 Tyler
Samuels John, schoonerhand C. A. Hooper & Co.
Samuels John L., bookkeeper, dwl 507 Greenwich
Samuels Julius, dry goods, 28 Kearny, dwl 33 O'Farrell
Samuels Louis, dwl 518 Green
Samuels M. A., photograph printer William Shew, res

Oakland
Samuel Maurice, tanner Wolf Bloom, dwl 1126 Harrison
Samuels R. (widow), dwl 119 Stockton
Samuels Stephen, actor, dwl 4 Tj'son PI
Samuels W. R. G., physician, office 713 Mission, dwl 116

Eleventh
San Buenaventura Commercial, Manufacturing, and Min-
ing Co., office 314 California
San Felipe Mining Co. (Invo Co.), office 315 Cal room 16
San Fernando M. Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Thad S. Fitch sec-

retan', office 240 Montgomerj-
SAX FRAXCISCO ABEXD POST (German, daily
and weekly), S. F. Abend Post Publishing Co. propri-
etors, olfice 535 California

SAN FKAXriS<'0 A\D IVORTII PA<'IFI€ RAIL-

KOAD VO., office 426 Montgomery
San Francisco and Pacific Glass Works, C. Newman & Co.

proptrs, S s King nr Fourth
SAX FKA\<ISCO .VXD PA<'IFIC' SUGAR CO.,

refincrj- NW cor Eighth and Harrison
San Francisco and Point Lobos Road Co., office 625 Mont
SAX FRAXCISCO ART ASSOC'IATIOX, rooms 313

Pine
SAX FRAXC'ISrO BAR ASSOCIATIOX (club), 634

Siu'ranionto and 633 Commercial
San FraiKisco Baths, John Greif proptr, 636 AVash
SAX FKA\4'1S<'0 BEXEVOLEXT ASSOCIATIOX,

10 Webb
SAX FRAXCISCO BOARD OF PHARMACY.
William T. Wenzell, secretarj', office NE cor Market
and Stockton
SAX FRAXCISCO BOARD OF PROTISIOX
P.At'IiERS, Hermann Rossbach secretary, office
521 Washington
SAX FRAXCISCO BOARD IIXDER^VRITERS
(fire) Charles D. Haven secretarv, office 416 California
SAX FRAXCISCO B<»ARD i'XDERM RITERS
(marine^ Caspar T. Hopkins secretarv, office 318 Cal
SAX FRAXCISCO BOILER >VORKS, Francis I.

Curry proptr, NW cor Main and Harrison
San Francisco Brush Factory, Richard W. Simpson, pro-
prietor, 835 Harrison, salesroom 315 Sacramento
SAX FRAXCISCO BFLLETIX CO. (Gcorpc K. Fitch,
Loring Pickering, and J. W. Simonton), editors and
proprietors Evening Bulletin (daily and weekly, and
overland weekly), office 622 Montgomerj', editorial
rooms 517 Clav
SAX FRAXCISCO BFSIXESS DIRECTORY AXD
COMMERCIAL GFIDE (semi-annually), Henrj'
G. Langle\" jiublisher, office 612 Clav
SAX FRAXCISCO CALL CO. {Loring Pickering,
George K. Fitch, and J. W. Simonton), publishers
Morning Call, office 525 Montgomery, editorial rooms
517 Clav
S.4.X FRAXCISCO CAXDLE CO. (Egbert Judson,
Williain C. Woodman, and Peter R. Woodman),
works foot Eighth, office 402 Front
SAX FRAXCISCO CHEMICAL WORKS, Judson
& Shepard proprietors, W s Valencia nr Fifteenth,
office 402 Front
SAX FRAXCISCO CHROXICLE (daily and weekly),
Charles De Young & Co. , proprietors, office 506 Mont-
gomerv, editorial rooms 423 Clay
SAX FRAXCISCO CIC.AR BOX COMPANY, K. C.
Eldridge president, SE cor Sixth and King, office 324
Clav
SAX FRAXCISCO CLEARIXG HOFSE ASSOCIA-
TIOX, Milton S. Latham president, Homer S. King
secretarj-, Thomas S. Tavlor manager, 211 Sansom
SAX FRAXCISCO COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATIOX,

M. H. Myers secretary', office 312 California
San Francisco Co-operative Box Factorj' (J. T. Miles, J.
G. Prescott,John Prescott, and J. M. Lhez), proptrs,
Berry bet Third and Fourth
SAX FRAXCISCO CORDAGE MAXFFACTORY,
Tubbs & Co. proptrs, S s Indiana bet Sierra and Ne-
vada, office 613 Front
SAX FRAXC ISCO COFXTY MEDICAL SOCIETY
OF HOMEOPATHIC PRACTITIOXERS, rooms
232 Sutter
San Francisco Cracker Co., F. Clay president, Bobt. Bar-
rows secretary, office 320 Sansom room 5
San Francisco Dental Societv, rooms 234 Sutter
S.VX FRAXCISCO DIRECTORY (annually), Henrj'G.
Langlev proptr, office 612 Clay, composing rooms
517 ClaV
SAX FRAXCISCO FEMALE HOSPITAL, Dr. T. C.
Deane s\irgeon in charge, Mrs. J. Williams matron,
917 Clav
SAX FRAXt ISCO FILE AXD TOOL WORKS,

Martin Kelly proptr, 12 Stevenson
SAX FRAXCISCO FIRE DEPARTMEXT, office 23

Kearny
San Francisco Forge, Charles Oester proptr, 313 Mission
SAX FRAXCISCO GAS LIGHT CO., works Howard,
Beale, Fremont, and Natoma, cor King and Second,
SE cor Fifth and Howard, cor Tenth and Channel,
and foot Humboldt Potrero, office SE cor First and
Natoma
SAX FRAXCISCO GAS LIGHT CO.'S WHARF,

foot Second
San Francisco Hay Exchange, rooms 8 Clay
San Francisco Hotel, Julius Leeman proptr, 502 Mission

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JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchai I

San Francisco Iron Works, Sefrin & Schober proprietors,
203 Fremont

SAN FRANCISCO .lEWELKY MAMIFA< TOUV,
David W. Laird proptr, 613 Mont cor Merchant

SAN FUANClSf'O JOtlRNAL OF (OMMKRf'E
(weel<ly), S. F. Journal of Commerce Publishing- Co.
proptrs, William H. Murray manafjer, ollice 414 Clay

SAN FRANCISCO LAUIKS' PROTECTION ANI»
RELIEF SOCIETV, Home E s Franklin bet Post
and Geary

SAN FRANCISCO LAST FACTORY, Leveque &
Potter proprietors, 10 Stevenson

SAN FRAN* ISCO LAIJNORY ASSOCIATION (S.
F. Btiford, Charles Sckilling, James Carroll, II. II.
Wood, and John J. Kenna), laundry NW cor Turk
and Fillmore, office 23 Geary

SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIRRARY, 27 and 28
Monti^omerv Block

SAN FRANCISCO LYINCi-IN HOSPITAL AND
FOIINULlNi; ASYLUM, Dr. B. F. Hardy attend-
ing physician, 762 Mission

SAN FRANCISCO MANLFACTrRING CO. (John
Bryant, SCinon Strahan, John Anderson, Francis
Strahan, Thomas S, Moore, and Oeorae D. Gilmour),
general mill-workers and maniifacturers liouse finish,
NW cor Main and Howard

San Francisco Marble Works, A. Morris and Abram Dar-
ling proprietors, 216 Fifth

SAN FRANCISCO MARKET, 522-530 Clay

SAN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW (weekly),
John H. Carmany & Co. publishers, office 409 Wash

SAN FR.4NCISCO MEDICAL BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY, office 204 Montgomery

SAN FRANCISCO .MEDICAL SOCIETY, rooms
Improved Order Red Men's Hall, N s Post bet Stock-
ton and Powell

SAN FKANCISCO MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY,
C. Mason Kinne secretary, rooms 531 Cal third floor

SAN FRANCISCO NEWS CO., Emile Bauer man-
ager, Robert White treasurer, 413 and 415 Washing-
ton and 412 ilerohant

SAN FRA:V< IS« O NEWS LETTER AND CALI-
FORNIA ADVERTISER, Frederick Marriott &
Son proprietors, office 607-615 Merchant

San Francisco Nursery, William Meyer proprietor, SE cor
Nineteenth and Folsom

SAN FRANCISCO PAC KINCi .4ND PROVISION
C;0., Herman Rossbach manager, 513-521 Wash

SAN FRANCISCO PARK COMMISSIONERS, of-
fice 302 Montgomery

San Francisco Petroleum Co. (Los Angeles Co.,Cal.),Wen-
dell Easton secretarj', office 419 California room 28

SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER V.IRNISII WORKS,
Hueter Bros. & Co. proprietors, N s Nevada bet Kan-
sas and Rhode Island, depot 12 Second

SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER WOOLEN F.IC
TOStV, Black Point bet Polk and Van Ness Av, of-
fice and salesroom 115 Battery

SAN FRANCISCO PL.lTINCi WORKS, Edward G.
Denniston )iroprietor, 653 and 655 Alission

SAN FRANCISCO POST-OFFICE, NW cor Wash-
ington and Battery

SAN FIMNCISCO PRICES CI'RRENT, Paul D.
Mowell publisher, office NW cor Clav and Sansom

SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE E\CHANCiF;, Wil-
liam H. Walker secretary, rooms NE cor Clay and
Davis

SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE CIRCl'LAR,
Thomas Magee proprietor, office 210 Montgomery

SAN FRANCISCO REC REATION CiROlINDS, cor
Folsom and Twenty-fifth

SAN FRANCISCO SAVINCiS I'NION, James De
Fremery president, Lovell White cashier, 532 Cal

SAN FRANC ISCO SAVINCiS LNION BIILDING,
NE cor California and Webb

SAN FR.iNCISCO SC REM BOLT WORKS, Phelps
Manuf. Co. proptrs, 13-17 Drunmi

San Francisco Shirt Factory, A. Shirek projitr, 22 San

San Francisco Shoe Factory, Simon Wolff proptr, 511
Market

SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY FOR THE PREVEN-
TION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, oftice 614
Merchant

San Francisco Soda Works, John N. Gerdes proptr, 733
Union

San Francisco Spiritualists' Union, rooms Charter Oak
Hall

SAN FRANCISCO STAR (weekly), George T. Hanly
& Co. publishers and proptrs, office 922 Market

San Francisco Steam Marble Saw Mills, Musto Brothers

proptrs, 709-715 Battery
San Francisco Steam Marble Works, 216 Fifth
SAN FRANCISCO STEAM PI MP WORKS, W.

C. Wilcox & Co. proptrs, 114 and 116 Beale
San Francisco Stock Agency, C. H. PInkham manager,

office 339 Kearny room 4
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE

BOARD, John W. Coleman president, Walter J.

Turnbull secretary, rooms 411i California
SAN FR.ANCISCO STOCK BREWERY, F. Brung

president, Theodore Metz secretary, SE cor Powell

and Francisco
San Francisco Sulphur Mining Co., Geoi^e D. Roberts

president, office 328 Montgomery room 18
San Francisco Tannery, Anton Krieg proptr, E s San

Bruno Road nr Twentj'-eighth
San Francisco Tea Co., Louis Cantel manager, 38 Centre

Market
SAN FRANCISCO TEN-CENT PACKAGE DELI«

VERY CO., office 16 Post
SAN FRANCLSCO TI'RN VEREIN, hall, 323 Turk

bet Leavenworth and Hyde ■
S.AN FRANCISCO VEREIN, rooms 219 Sutter
SAN FR.ANCISCO VISITOR (weekly), Carlos White

proptr, office 532 Clay
San Francisco Water Co., William Burling president,

Solon Pattee secretary, office 323 California
San Francisco Wire Works, Charles H. Gruenhagen pro-
prietor, 669 Mission
SAN FRANCISCO WOOL EXCHANGE, E. Grisar

& Co. proptrs, NW cor Fifth and Townsend
SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUB, R. L. Ogden pre*.J

ident, Henry G. Langley secretary, office 612 Clay
San Gottard Hotel, Mrs. Ambrosina Scheggia proprietress,

627-631 Broadway
San Jacinto Tin Co. (San Bernardino), office 314 Cal
SAN JOAQIIN AND KING'S RIVER CANA:

AND IRRIGATION CO., office 302 California
San Joaquin Valley Wool Growers' Association, Thomi

S. Milton secretary, office 331 Montgomery room 15
San Jos6 Glove Factory, depot 7 and 9 Battery
San Jos6 Mining Co. (White Pine Co., Nev.), Andrew

Carrigan secretary, office 109 Front
SAN JOSE WOOLEN MILLS, John R. Mason agent,

salesroom 535 Market
San Marcial Silver Mining Co. (Mexico), S. Tams secre

tary, office 210 Front
San Mateo Water Co., Charles T. Bridge secretary, offici

524 California
San Na Lung (Chinese), groceries, W s Ross bet Washing

ton and Jackson
SAN PABLO LAND CO., George S. Ladd secretary

office 134 Sutter
S.AN PABLO LINE PACKETS, Washington St. 'WTiar
SAN aUENTIN STEAMER, Clay St. Wharf I

San Rafael Express, George B. Eastman Agent, office 33$

East
Sanabia Paula (widow)> dwl 412 Union i

Sanare Louis, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and]

Morton
Sanberg Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Sanborn A. J. {Sanborn, Vail d- Co.), dwl 27J Fourth
Sanborn Albion J. (Sanborn <i- By mis), dwl 19 Verona PJj
Sanborn Allan P., bookkeeper Holt Bros., dwl 737 How 'i
Sanborn Bradbury (Sanborn, Vail <£; Co.), dwl 200 Stock :'
Sanborn E. W. (widow), dwl 523 Kearny
Sanborn Frederick G., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

1030 Dolores
Sanborn Harvey L., clerk freight auditor's office Central';

Pac. R. R.,*NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl Ws

Howard bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-si.xth
Sanboni Henry, seaman, dwl NW cor Third and Berry
Sanborn James H., porter Jacob Underbill & Co., dwl

139i Perry
Sanborn Jeremiah L., dwl W s Howard nr Twenty-sixth
Sanborn John, dwl 737 Howard
Sanborn John, merchant, dwl 1201 Taylor
Sanborn John, streetsprinkler, dwl 917 Natoma
Sanborn Theodore C, stockbroker Pac. Stock Exchangej

res Oakland
Sanborn, Vail & Co. (Bradbury Sanborn, A. H. Vail, anc

A. J. Sanborn), importers and manufs mirrors anc

picture frames, 871 Market
SANBORN «!fc 16YRNES (Albion J. Sanborn ayid Wil-
liam' A. Byrnes), stairbuilders and turners. Mechan-
ics' Mills, Mission bet First and Fremont
Sancedodell Alexander, barber George Nicholas, dwl a

Washington f

ism

BEAMISH'S—Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Marks' '

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

SAN

711

SAN

Sanchez Anastacla (widow), dwl 25 Hinckley, rear
Sanciiez Cfiarlntto Miss, seamstress, dwl 25 Hinckley, rear
Sanchez Daniel, tailor J. H. Curley & Co.
Sanchez Kniile, cigar-box nianuf Abraham Waldstcin, dwl

1101) Kearny
Sanchez F. Mrsl, nurse, dwl W s Guerrero nr Fifteenth
Sanchez Felix, florist, W s Guerrero nr Fifteenth
Sanchez Cieorj,'-e, macliinist, dwl 18 Taylor
Sanchez Howard, mariner, dwl 35 Pacific
Sanchez John, vaquero, dwl Sixteenth Av bet K and L,

South S. F.
Sanchez Louisa Mrs., dwl "02 Vallcjo
Sanchez I'etro >Irs. , dwl 3 Bannam PI
Sanchez Polly Miss, tiviloress,dwl 18 Lafayette PI
Sanchez Uanion B., receiver Spring Valley Water W. Co.,

dwl 122 Taylor
Sanchez R. B. Mrs., boarding, 122 Taylor
Sanchez Kicardo, vaquero, dwl Eighteenth Av nr Rail-
road, South S. F.
Sanchez Kosario (widow), dwl 444 Green
Sanchez Randolph P., carjienter and builder, dwl W s

Cap)) nr Twenty-second
Sanchez Silvia Miss, tailoress, dwl 18 Lafayette PI
Sanchez Thomas, real estate, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Do-
lores and Guerrero •
Sand Brothers (Joni'ph and Ferdinand), hairdresser, 23

Third and 50 Foiu-th
Sand Ferdinand {Sand Brothers), dwl 632 Jessie
Sand .Jos^ejih {Sttnd Brothers), dwl 634 Jessie
Sand Joseph, seaman, dwl 804 Third
Sand Max, trussmaker August Koehler, dwl 302 Fillmore
Sand William, laborer Ca). Brick Co., dwl 211 Tehama
Sandl)erg Axel F., master mariner, dwl 1116 Stockton
Sandell N., laborer, dwl 430 Drumm
Sandell William, seaman stm Pilot

Saiideinan W. H., second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Sander Imcke, physician and surgeon, office and dwl 1028

Dupont

Sander Louig, supt Horticultural Hall, dwl 312 Post
Sander Peter, deputy County Treasurer, dwl 21 Caroline

nr Folsom

Sander Robert, physician, dwl NE cor BdwT and Larkin
Sander Samuel F., dwl Fifth Av bet A and B, South S. F.
Sandernet J., cook, dwl 1318 Dupont

Suidei-s Mrs., laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough

bet Grove and Hayes
Sanders Aaron, poultrj' and game, 81 Centre Market, dwl

625 Post
Sanders Amos A. , teacher dancing Sanders' Hall, 71 New

Montgomery, dwl 233 O'Farrell
Sanders ISenjamin, student Heald's Business College
Sanders Daniel, dwl 397 Eighth
Sanders Frederick, seaman achr Melrose, Bulkhead bet

Washington and Jackson
Sanders Fred A., drajman Brj'den & Hinckley, dwl 430

Natoma

Sanders George H. (Wright * S.), dwl 1019 Hyde
Sanders Gustave, waiter, dwl 16 Washington
Sanders' Hall, 71 New Montgomery
Sanders Henrj- (Sanders <k Co.), dwl 1618 Washington
Sanders Heni^', carpenter, dwl E s Florida bet Solano and

Butte

Sanders Henr}% fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Si-
erra and Louisiana
Sanders Henry E., copi)ersmith, dwl 1618 Larkin
Sanders' Hotel, Andrew Peterson proprietor, SW cor Bat-
tery and Vallejo
Sanders J., clerk, 316 Sixth, rear
Sanders J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Sanders J., waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Sanders James, barkeeper Richard E. Hall, dwl S s Ber-
nard bet Jones and Leavenworth
Sanders Johanna M. (widow), dwl 343 Bryant
Sanders John, upholsterer John A. Shaber & Co., dwl 8

Antonio

Sanders Lewis, seaman bktn Harrison, Jackson St.WTiarf
Sanders Milton N., quartermaster Pac. Mail S. S. City of

San Francisco
Sanders Samuel M., deckhand stm Washington, Jackson

St.WTiari
Sanders Sidney, attorney at law, office 507 Montgomery,

dwl 257 Stevenson
Sanders Solomon A., jeweler Smith, Richter & Co., dwl

625 Post

Sanders Thomas, seaman, dwl 531 East
Sanders William, carpenter, dwi 710i Grove
Sanders & Co. (Henry Sanders and Louis Dettmann),

copi)ersmiths, 421 Mission
Sanders. See Saunders

Sanderson D., dwl Commercial Hotel

Sanderson Edward H. (E. F. Qendar Jc Co.), dwl 427

Eddy
Sanderst>n Edward H. (Sanderson d' Bro.), dwl 714 Pine
Sanderson F., waiter P. B. Berges & Co., dwl Broadway

bet Larkin and Polk
Sanderson (Jcorge, cigar -box manufacturer Abraham

Waldstein, dwl 44<j Brannan
Sanderson George F., lumber surveyor. Pier 13 Steuart,

dwl E s Steiner bet Jackson and Pacific Av
Sanderson Ge<irge H. (Jones i(- Co.), dwl 427 Eddy
Sanderson H. E., dwl 427 Eddy

Sanderson James, (Hutchings A Co.), dwl NW' cor Buch-
anan and Page
Sanderson James, mining, dwl 206 Ellis
Sanderson James, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl

1008.V Market
Sanderson James L., stockbroker, dwl 510 Stevenson
Sanderson John, mariner, dwl 15 Stockton
Sanderson John, molder, dwl 1420 Broadway, rear
Sanderson Lemuel A. (Sander-mn il: Horn), dwl 1325 Pow
Sandereon Luther C, salesman Sanderson & Bro., dwl 229

Kearny
Sanderson"?., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Sanderson Philip, salesman, dwl 1111 Broadway
Sanderson Samuel A. (Sanderson it- Bro.), and president

Kenton Coal Co., dwl E s Vermont nr Nevada
Sanderson Silas W'., attorney at law, office NE cor Fourth
and Townsend room 39, dwi NW cor Van Ness Av
and Bush
Sanderson Walter P., bookkeeper Charles Schwartz, dwi

E s Steiner bet Jackson and Pacific
Sanderson William N., hairdressing saloon, 328 Bush, res

Oakland
Sanderson W.W., dwi 427 Eddy

Sanderson & Bro. (Samuel A. and Edivard H.), import-
ers and jobbers crockery and glassware, 310 and 312
Battery
SAXDERSOX «f; HORX (Lemuel A. Sanderson and
Thomas L. Horn), importers and jobbers cigars and
tobacco, 327 and 329 Front
Sandford William F., carpenter, dwl 837 Folsom
Sandkuhl David, laborer Bay Sugar Refinerj-, dwl S s

Sanson! bet Greenwich and Filbert
Sandman John G. , captain stm Alexander, office 310 San-
son!, dwl 611 Ellis
Sandman Soloman, branch bakery and candies, 649 Bran
Sandmann Ernst, laborer Dohrmann iSl Co., dwl 39 Pac
Sai!doval Andrew, barber, 49 Sacramento
Sandoz Augustus C. , carpenter Henry Diercks, dwl 428

Broadway
Sandrock Adolph, laborer, dwl 311 Seventh
Sandrock Mary Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 311

Seventh
Sands Antonio, rigger, dwi 18 Boardman, rear
Sands August, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Sands Charles T. , master mariner, dwi 410 Clementina
Sands Edwai-d, dwi 8 Lafayette PI, rear
Sands Felix, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl E s Fillmore

nr Clay
Sands John, ropemaker, dwi N s Chestnut nr Franklin
Sands John J., sean!an, dwi 10 Commercial
Sands John R., master maiiner, dwl 1313 Larkin
Sands Joseph, carpenter Charles E. Boman, dwi 862 Fol
Sands Thomas, laborer, dwi 123 Jackson
Sands Thomas, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Sands Thomas, painter, dwi 47 Natoma
Sandscaum John, blacksmith, dwi 444 Natoma
Sandstein Henry C, cutter J. M. Litchfield & Co., dwi

711 California
Sandstream Adolphus, shoemaker Adolph Utschig, dwl

232 Seventh
Sandstrom F. W., tailor, 509 Mont, dwi 630 Green
Sandstrom John, blacksmith, dwi 44 Natoma
Sandstrom John, clerk Charles Engman, dwi 443J Na-
toma
Sai!feldt Peter, seaman, dwi 423 East
Sanford Charles, carpenter, dwi 78 Natoma
Sanford Charles, longshoreman, dwi Johnson PI nr Har
Sanford Charles, stock speculator, dwl 132 Fifth
Sanford G. B., captain U. S. A., recruiting officer and
commanding Provost Guard, office 105 Stockton, res
Oakland
Sanford James, patternmaker, dwi 837 Folsom
Sanford J. L., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sai!ford Lewis P. Mrs., furnished rooms, 334 Bush
Sanford Ransome A. (Vrayie d: Brigham), dwi 913 Howard
Sanford W., laborer Frear Stone Co.

•-■•

a*
ri

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 llontgomery cor. Merchai

Sang Lung & Co. (Chinese), dry goods, 826 Dupont

Sang Yune & Co. (Chinese), tinsmitlis, 819 Dupont

Sanger Isidor, dentist Henry C. Davis, dwl 513 Stevenson

Sanger Julius (Sanger d- Old), dwl 11 Pacific

Sanger Louis, dwl 320 Minna

Sanger L. P., dwl 611 Nineteenth

Sanger Milton H., boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl

14 Dora
Sanger & Ohl {Julius Sanqer and Andreas Ohl), proptrs

St. Louis Hotel, 11 and 13 Pacific
Sangster William, basketmaker, dwl 317 Tehama
Sangiiinetti Andrew, vegetables, dwl 521 Greenwich
Sanguinetti Columbus, dwl 468 Sixth
Sanguinetti Guiseppe, marblepolisher Stephen Campodon-

ico, dwl 442 Union
Sanguinetti Joseph, barkeeper, dwl 621 Broadway
Sanguinetti Leon, laborer G. Venard, dwl 1514 Dupont
Sanguinetti Paolo, bootmaker, 1516 Stockton
Sanguinetti Ramo, varnisher Cal. Furniture Mamrf. Co.,

dwl 2105 Jones
Sanguinetti Stephen, liquor saloon, 621 Broadway, dwl

619 Broadway
Sanguist Frank, currier, dwl California Av nr Twenty-
eighth, Berual Heights
Saningen Hans, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Saninovich John, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
SANIT.4I{Ii;!»I liATill!^, C. E. Driscoll proprietor, 2210

and 2212 Powell
Sanjurjo Francis, merchant, office 525 Front, dwl 1045

Mission
Sank Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 732 Union
Sankey Charles A., mining secretary, office 331 Montgom-
ery room 20, dwl 1827 Jessie
Sankey Jeremiah (Sa nkcy tt McMatK), dwl 1830 Jessie
Sankey John, seaman, dwl N\V cor Third and Berry
Sankey M. J. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl

1827 Jessie
Sankey Samuel, hide dealer, dwl 613 Nineteenth
Sankey & McMath (Jeremiah Sankey and Joseph Mc-
Math), house and signpainters, NW cor Third and
Howard
Sanla Gastana, baker Giovanni Malatesta, dwl 1313 Dup
Sanne Hippoljte, waiter F. W. Haubrich, dwl 719 Clay
Sannebui-y F., dwl 636 Commercial

Sanson Albert, pressman A. Chaigneau & Co., res Oakland
Sanson Peter, laborer Lewis Peterson, dwl 531 East
Sanson William, machinist William Deacon, dwl 507 Miss
Sanson! William H., carpenter, dwl E s Columbia bet

Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Sansuperie Antoine, sawdust dealer, dwl 54 Tehama
SANTA <:LARA FLOIIK MILI+S, Charles Clayton &

Co. , agents, office NE cor Front and Clay
Santa Clara Mining Association of Baltimore (quicksil-
ver), Maurice Dore agent, office 330 Pine room 5
SANTA CKIIZ AN» LOWER COAST STKAMERS,

Goodall, Nelson & Perkins agents, office 10 Market
Santa Cruz Belle (widow), dwl 1319 Kearny
Santa Cruz Island Co., woolgrowers, office 137 Mont
SANTA CRUZ LIiHE CO., warehouse and salesroom

123 Howard, office 316 California room 8
SANT.l <'RI)Z TAi\'NER¥, Samuel C. Gray agent,

office 418 Battery
Santa Inez Quicksilver Mining Co. (Santa Barbara Co.),

f)ffice Nevada Block room 33
SANTA MONICA LAND CO. (Los Angeles Co., Cal.),

office 330 Pine room 1
Santa Rosa Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),

office 419 California room 23
Santarlasci Basilio, framemaker Lippi Bros., dwl N s

Union nr Dupont
Sante J., waiter S. S. Newbern, Folsom St. Wharf
Santelcs Antonio, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 2

Bower PI
Santiago Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), James S. Kenne-
dy secretary, office 43 Merchants' Exchange
Santif Nicholas, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl N 3 Val-
ley bet San Jose Av and Dolores
Santo Antonio, longshoreman, dwl 207 Pacific
Santos John, barber Dominick S. Grandy, res Oakland
Santry Daniel, saddler John O'Kane, dwl 107i Freelon
Santry Michael, laborer, dwl 240 Ritch
Santry Michael, laborer, dwl 520 Stevenson, rear
Sapin Charles G., druggist William K. Doherty, dwl 3

Morey Alley
Saradino Guiseppe, confectioner Palace Hotel
Sarber J. T., usher Wade's Opera House
Sarcander John F., local editor Abend Post, dwl 2216

Mason
Sardey Bruce, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart

Sardon Henry, seaman, dwl 10 Commercial

Sargant Dana, clerk bank Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 314

Bush
Sargent Bailey, capitalist, dwl 1021 Washington
Sargent Dana E., registry clerk Post-office, dwl 1001 Sut-
ter
Sargent E. O., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 703

Market
Sargent George W., draftsman Union Iron Works, dwl

125 Oak
Sargent Henry H., boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl 420J

Shipley
Sargent J. D., capitalist, dwl 148 Sixth
Sargent J. H., stock dealer, dwl 032 Market
Sargent Joseph, barkeeper, dwl 7 Stockton
Sargent Joshua C. , deputy surveyor Port of San Fran-
cisco, dwl 125 Oak
Sargent Rebecca (widow), dwl 12 Everett, rear
Sargent William, plasterer, dwl 8 Vallejo Court
Sargent William, third officer stm Oriflamme, Oregon S.

S. Co., Folsom St. Wharf
Sarick George H., engineer, dwl 3 Oregon
Sarkey John, laborer Creorge H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Sarle Benonia, patternmaker Pac. Iron Works, dwl 7 Oak

Grove Av •
Sarle Richard A., carpenter, dwl 12 Park Av
Sarles William H., deputy County Assessor, dwl 1203 Tay-
lor
Sarone Louis, bookkeeper, dwl 804^ Larkin
Saroni Alexander, dwl 511 Eddy

Saroni Louis, bookkeeper Harris Brothers, dwl 511 Eddy
Sarowsky John F., stevedore, dwl W s Eureka bet Twen-
ty-first and Twenty-second
Sarrail Lawrence, flier Raneri F. Rochicioli, dwl 12 Jansen
Sarrail P., dwl 12 Jansen

Sarrazzin Pierre, cellarman J. Jullien & Co., dwl 823 Mont
Sarren Charles, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Sarscen Edward, restaurant, 814 Third
Sarscen John, cook Bibilich & Cammarota, dwl 212 Bran
Sarscen Nicholas (Sarscen tfc Zapar), dwl 405 Fourth
Sarscen & Zapar (Nicholas Sarscen and Victor Zapar),

restaurant, 405 Fourth
Sarsfield Cornelius, painter, dwl 1823 Leavenworth
Sarsfield Cornelius, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Sarsfield James, ironer Oakland Laundry, dwl SE cor Fif-
teenth and Mission
Sarsfield Marcellus Mrs., dwl 364 Minna
Sarsfield Michael, tailor, 537 Com, dwl 911 Greenwich''
Sarsfield Robert, conductor Central R. R., dwl 1211 Fill-
more
Sarthou Bernard, laundryman, dwl 907 Sacramento
Sarthou John, laborer, dwl 634 Pacific
Sarti Bartolomeo, vegetable dealer, dwl 1 Hayward
Sartor Joseph (Sartor d: Steffani), dwl 1307 Stockton
Sartor & Steffani (Joseph Sartor and Henry Steffani),

wines and liquors, 1010 Dupont
Sartori Augustino, cashier N. Giamboni & Co., res Oak-
land
Sartorius George (Sartorius d: Belton), dwl 347 Jessie
Sartorius John George, foreman The Howe Machine Co.,

dvi'l 347 Jessie
Sartorius & Belton (George Sartori^is and William Bel-
ton), sewing machines, 334 Sutter
Sartou John (Cassou A: S.), dwl W s San Bruno Road nr

Golden City House
Sasgen Charles, laborer, dwl 424 Broadway
Sass Amandus H. , liquor saloon, 1042 Folsom
Sass Edward, barkeeper Marcus Sass, dwl NE cor Folsom

and Seventh
Sass Frederick, market, 1701 Leavenworth
Sass Gustav, silversmith, dvi'l 65 Everett
Sass Louis, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl 231

Clara
Sass Marcus, proprietor Old Man's Stomach Bitters, 110;

Di-umm, dwl 1062 Folsom
Sass R., musician, dwl 431 Dupont
Sassenhazen Diedrich, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific
Sassonas Vicenti, laborer, dwl 423 Filbert
Sast Augustus, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 65 Ev-
erett
Satarlasci Basilio, framemaker, dwl 749 Market
Satchwell John, cooper Lyon & Co., dwl 630^ Minna
Sather Peder (Sather d: Co.), res Oakland
SATIIER A CO. (Peder Sather), bankers, NE cor

Montgomerv and Commercial
SATIIER'S RlilLMNd, NE cor Montgomery and

Commercial
Satou Peter, butcher Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Sattar Louis, hairdresser, dwl 23 Rausch

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propti

?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Satten Williain, printer, dwl 24 Commercial
Satter Michael, laborer, dwl 509 Washintfton
Sattcrlce Ocorjie A., office 41 Montj^omerj' Block, dwl SE

cor Aan Ness Av and Wasliiii^rton
Sattcrlce William, solicitor Coinnicrcial Fire Insurance

Co., ottice 41 MontfToniery Block, dwl 1617 Jackson
Satterthwait Kvan, clerk, dwl W24 Kearny
Saucelito Dairy, t'harlcs Kejrli, Kred Neg-es, an* Louis

Simon proptrs, SK cor \'ermont and Nevada
SAU'KLITO FEKKY, Davis St. Wharf

VCELll'O L.4M» .4XI» FEKKV CO., Francis
Avery secretary, office 3*20 Sansoni room 15
«er Christian, baker, dwl 547 Hayes

Sauer Clemence, bookkeeper, dwl 802 Stockton

Sauer Geortje, caqienter, dwl oac Pacilic

Sauer Jacob, barkeeper Hageman & Haquette, dwl 120
Silver

Steaer William, prcrfcssor music, office 404 Kearny, dwl

609 .Minna
Baucrberg Charles E., dwl 279 Jessie

Janerland Lewis, conductor Market St, R. R., dwl 8
Camp

Jaufley William B., law student Stewart & Greathouse,
res West Oakland

Jauftley K. C., salesman Hobart, Wood 'fc Co., res Oak-
land

lanl , machinist Union Iron Works

Jaul Edmund (Saul d- Co.), dwl 14 Guy PI

Saul John, laborer, dwl 942 Harrison

Jaul Rose Mrs., confectionery, 942 Harrison

iaul S. S., assistant coiner's department U. S. Mint, dvcl
1051 Market

iaul & Co. {Edmund Saul), carriage manufs, 67 and 69
Stevenson

iaulez A., upholsterer Jas. W. Bumham & Co,

laulmann Augxist J. (Saulnmnn <{: Laueiititein), dwl 835
Post

>Al'L.n.4XX A LAl'EV<«TEI\ (Augtist J. Smama7in
and Frederick L. Laut'iiat-ein), coflfee saloon, restau-
rant, and confectionery, and agents Caviar and West-
phalia hams, 520 California

laulnier John {John SaiUnier tk Co.), res Bordeaux,
France

iAFLMER JOHN A CO. (Paul Laclaverie), impor-
ters and wholesale wines and liquors, 406 and 408
Battery

laulsljerv,' Charles, broommaker Lambert Van Laak dwl
S s Twcnty-si.xth iir Valencia

«ulsbiu-y Edmund J., doorkeeper California Theater, dwl
2611^ Jessie

aulsbur\- E. G. , dwl 17 Fourth

aulsburj- J., dwl 314 Bush

aulsbury Joseph, butcher, dwl 33 Mdy

aul-bury. See Salsburjand Salisbury

aultry John, plasterer, dwl NE cor Jackson and Drumm

aun Henry Baker, dwl 1419 Dupont, rear

aonder Herman, laborer, dwl Fifth Av Hunter's Point
nr Dry Dock, South S. F.

annders Charles W., engineer C. C. Burr & Co., dwl S s
Clay bet Scott and De\isadero

aunders Ebenezer, waiter Palace Hotel

aunders Elias, clerk W. J. Callingham & Co., dwl 1131
Ellis

aunders Elizabeth Mrs., actress California Theater, dwl
2402 -Mission

aunders Frederick, clerk Meyer & Akmann, dwl 101 Sac

aunders Frederick, drayman, dwl 430 Natoma
linders George, carpenter, dwl 631 Bush

aunders George Henry, compositor, dwl S s Sacramento
bet Taylor and Jones

aunders Henrj- D., tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl 843
Howard

aunders James, porter, dwl 109 Bernard

sunders James A., master mariner, dwl 63 Tehama

aunders James D., dwl 114 Ellis

AII.N'UEIM JOU\ H., attorney at law, office 417
Kearny, dwl 317 Sutter

lunders Joseph, carpenter, dwl 24 Oak

sunders Joseph, bookkeeper, dwl 1208 Jackson

lunders JIargaretta (widow), dwl 117 Taylor

blunders .Matthew, mason, dwl 156 Steuart

lunders WUliam B. , peddler, dwl 25 Clinton, rear

lunders. See Sanders

.untiff J., asphaltumworker, dwl 527 Sacramento

lura M., Portugese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109 California
room 16

lurer Jacques, clerk, dwl 610 Stevenson
.urer Leopold, Tailors' Pro. Union, dwl SW cor Kearny
and Morton

Sauriol Faben, liquor saloon, 420 East

Sausset Louis, tailor, 852 Washington

Sautel Herman, clerk Dinkelspiel k Farjeon, res Oakland

Sauter William (Beyer it S.), dwl N s Powell bet Green
and Filbert

Sauto J. G., Portugese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109 Cali-
fornia room 16

Sauvage Leon, waiter, dwl 3 Vallejo PI

Sauvain August, bookkeeper John Renault, dwl 702 Pac

Sauve George, carpenter, dwl 036 Pacific

Savadori Grenuchi, butcher, dwl St. Gottard Hotel

Savage G. R., salesman, dwl 26 Ellis

Savage Henry, carpenter, dwl 24 Lewis PI

Savage Henry, porter W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl 104
Eleventh

Savage Henry A., lithographer Britton, Rey & Co., dwl
104 Eleventh

Savage John E,, with Savage & Son, dwl 2410 Mission

Savage J. W., bakery and confectionery, 121 Sixth

Savage -Michael, tailor, 213 Fourth

S.lT.ifiE .1IIM.\4i CO. (Storey Co., Nev.), Edward B.
Holmes secretary, office 309 Montgomery room 15

Savage N. .\. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl
1034 Mission

Savage Richard H., gasfltter, dwl 662 Bryant bet Fifth
and Si.\th

Savs^e Richard (Savage <t Son), dwl 2410 Mission

Savage Richard, foreman Scholle & Lankershom, dwl 116
AltaPl

Savage Richard H. (Savage <t- Son), dwl Lick House

Savage Samuel, farmer, dwl 22 Turk

Savage S. P. , painter Nelson & Moulton

Savage Thomas, bootblack Lacna & Bellies, dwl 541 Jvdia

Savage Thomas, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 230 Sev-
enth

Savage Thomas, laborer, dwl 606 Natoma, rear

Savage William C, salesman Bowen Brothers, dwl 913
Clay

Savage William P., clerk Linsley & Collins, dVl 121 Sixth

SAYA«E <<t SON (Richard and Richard H. Savage),
proprietors Empire Foundry, 137-141 Fremont

Savan Dennis, mariner, dwl 12 Washington

Savanah Edward, horse dealer, dwl 606 Franklin

Savar}' Edward, bookkeeper I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
264 Octavia

Save Anna Mrs. , French laundry, 637 Howard

Savels Elliott V., watchman Palmer, Knox & (3o., dwl 113
Franklin

Saveron Etienne, butcher Miners' Restaurant, dwl 531
Commercial

Savery Mary J. (widow), seamstress, dwl 37 Second

Savery Walter, machinist, dwl N s "Townsend nr Second,
rear

SAVI.XGS AXD L0.4X SOCIETY (Bank), E. W. Bun-
president, Cyrus W. Carmany cashier, 619 and 621
Clay

SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY'S BUILDING,
619 and 621 Clay

Savisare John, tailor, dwl 14 Howard Court

Savory Kate (widow), dwl 303 O'Farrell

Sawers Cha ies G., clerk E. Cahill & Co., dwl 814 Cal

SA1IVTELLE C. M., physician, office and dwl 1238 Bush

Sawtelle Francis Mrs. (widow) dwi 729 California

Sawtelle Henry A. Rev. D.D., pastor Union Square Bap-
tist Church, dwl 810 Taylor

Sawtelle Mar\' P. Mrs., physician, office 200 Stockton,
dwl l-238"Bush

Sawyer , dwl 24 Tyler

Sawyer A. Mrs. (widow), furnished rooms, 110 Fourth

Sawyer Adelaide Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin Sts. Pri-
mary School, dwl 1611 Clay

Sawyer Albert F., physician, office and dwl 302 Stockton

Sawyer C, butcher, dwl NW cor Railroad and Fifth Avs,
South S. F.

Sawyer Carrie M. Mrs., clairvoyant, 313 Fourth

Sawyer Charles, broker, dwl 52 Second

Sawyer Charles H., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
524 Oak

Sawyer Charles L. , broker, dwl 52 Second

SawTer E. A. , carpenter Albert A. Snvder, dwl 1040 Miss

Sawyer Ebenezer D. (Sawyer d- Ball), dwl 819 Bush

Sawyer Ethan A., housecarpenter, dwl 1040 Mission

Sawyer F. E. , baggagemaster Southern Pac. R. R.

Sawj^er Frank, helper Soi^em Pac. R. R.

Sawyer Frederick A., attorney at law, office 804 Mont-
gomery, dwl Pacific Club

Sawyer Frederick A., carp)enter James J. Jones, dwl 740
Broadway

Sawj'er George, dwl 325^ Bush

-tixKES Or. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Seamy Street.

JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchai'

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Sawyer George, carpenter, dwl 14 Hampton PI
Sawyer George, carpenter, dwl 563 Howard, rear
Sawyer George, painter C!al. Furniture Manuf. Co, dwl

444 Clementina
Sawyer Herbert C, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl Cali-
fornia Av bet Howard and Mission
Sawyer John H., bookkeeper, dwl 205 Second
Sawyer John H., dwl 120 Seventh

SAn'YEK LOREXZO, judge U. S. Circuit Court, of-
fice 3 and 4 U. S. Court Building, dwl Palace Hotel
SAW¥ER LOUENZO S. B., attorney it law, clerk
and commissioner U. S. Circuit Court, office U. S.
Court Building, dwl 1106 Sacramento
Sawver Louis \V., tinsmith, dwl W s Howard nr Twenty-
fifth
Sawj-er Mary Mrs. , dwl 313 Fourth
Saw>er Mary E. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 740 Broadway
Sawyer Milton G., registry clerk Post-office, dwl 116 Pros-
pect PI
Sawyer N. G., secretary Health Office, 124 Geary, dwl 729

Pine
Sawj-er O. G., dwl 31 Eddy
Sawver Olivia (widow), dwl 1611 Clay
Sawyer Patrick, watchman, dwl 424 Shotwell
Sawyer R. , shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7 Steuart
Sawyer Roger, dwl 411^ Turk
Sawyer Simeon, liquor saloon, NW cor Fulton and Devis-

adero
Sawyer S. T., compositor Stock Exchange, res Bernal

Heights
Sawj-er Thomas, nightinspector Custom House, dwl 935

Mission
Sawyer Woodbury D., attorney at law, office 622 Clay and

625 Merchant
SAWI'ER A BALL (E. D. Sawyer a^id A. Everett

Ball), attorneys at law, office 502 Montgomery
Saxe Carl, seaman, dwl 120 Howard, rear
Saxe Frank, clerk Wilson & Putnam
Saxe Homer* P. {Uornblower & S.), dwl Commercial Hotel
Saxe Peter, importer blooded stock, dwl Commercial Hotel
Saxe Stepl^en, watchman, dwl 15 Stockton, rear
Saxe William P., attorney at law, office 728 Montgomerj',

dwl 400 Geary
Saxton A. H., U. S. district officer Custom House, dwl

530 Third
Saxton David, peddler, dwl 6 Tyson PI
Saxton M. E. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 27 Turk
Saxton Thomas, laborer, dwl 14 Ohio
Saxton Warren, naval architect, dwl 505 Seventh
Saxtorph Axel L., drayman, LaRue's Wharf, dwl 14 Rid-
ley
Saxtorph Henry {Holm & S.), dwl 867 >Iarket
Saycks Charles, laborer, dwl 822 Larkin
Sayer Edward, mariner, dwl 254 Beale
Sayers John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Sayers Robert, laborer, dwl N s Dorland nr Dolores
Sayers William, laborer, dwl 527 Mission
Sayers William F., clerk Henry H. Haight, dwl 108 Minna
Saylor Henry, conductor Market St. K. R., dwl E s Va-
lencia nr Sixteenth
Saylor J. , driver City R. R.
SAYKE JOHN H., mining and homestead secretary,

office 330 Pine room 36, dwl 614 Sutter
Sayres Moses M., carpenter, dwl 326 Hayes
Saj'ward William T. , real estate, office and dwl 420 Mont-
gomery, fourth floor
Saywell Silvester, carpenter, dwl 915 Jackson
Saywell Thomas, gardener, dwl 909 Lombard
Sbarboro Andrew, dwl 1410 Polk

SBARBOKO B. «& BRO. (John Cromwell), wholesale
and retail groceries, provisions and liquors, 531 and
533 Washington
Sbarboro Bartholomew (B. Sbarboro & Bro.), dwl 923

Washington
Sbarboro Giacorao, cartman, dwl 2307 Mason
Sbarboro Giovanni, oyster stand, 432 California, dwl 15

Monroe
Sbarboro S. J. (widow), dwl Thirtieth Av nr San Bruno

Road
Sbiss^ Jacob, Austrian Benevolent Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
ScalarandiDominico, clerk Gabriel Bovo, dwl NW cor

Dupont and Vallejo
Scales W. H., clerk surveyor's ^ffice Custom House, dwl

15 Willow Av •

Scally Neil J. (//. McCloskey & Co.), dwl 1149 Folsom
Scalmanini Antoine, laborer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 909 Fil-
bert
Scalmanini Carlo, laborer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 909 Filbert

Scalmanini Constanto (Scalmanini <fe Co.), dwl 909 Fil-
bert
Scalmanini & Co. (Constanto Scalmanini and Santo

Ariani), liquor saloon, 32 Clay
Scambo M., dairj'man Cassou & Sartou, dwl W s San

Bruno Road nr Golden City House
Scammon Jefferson H., carriagemaker Casebolt & Son,

dwlfiOS Seventh *

Scandinavian Home, Henry Brown proptr, 105 Clark
Scandinavian Home, Mrs Charles Bra«k proprietress, 430

Drumm
SC'.4.\"DI.\AVI.IX SOCIETY, rooms 71 New Mont
Scanlan Caroline Mrs., dwl 420 Drumm
Scanlan Charles H., agent Hibeniia Brewery, dwl 1123

Howard
Scanlan Francis A., paver superintendent streets, dwl

2109 Pine
Scanlan James, maltster Lyon & Co., dwl 317 Francisco
Scanlan John, bootmaker, 514 Fourth
Scanlan Matthew, driver Market St. R. R., dwl W s Va-
lencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Scanlan Patrick, dwl 1106 Stockton
Scanlin Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Scanlin Martin, boilennalcer, dwl 525j Howard
Scanlin Michael, laborer, dwl 140 Perry
Scanlon Hugh, machinist, dwl 152 First
Scanlon J., driver Market St. R. R., dwl NW cor Valencia

and Sixteenth
Scanlon John, carver D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Scanlon M., serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Scanlon P., stableman City R. R.
Scanlon Patrick, buttoner, dwl 303 Brj'ant
Scanlon Patrick, waiter L. Mapiard, dwl 557 Harrison
Scannell Charles, porter Steele, Elder & Co., 204 Front
Scannell Christopher, teamster, dwl 907 Folsom
Scannell Daniel, stableman City R. R., dwl N s Fifteenth

bet Howard and Mission
SCANNELL DAVID, chief engineers. F. F.D., office 23|

Kearny, dwl 412 Bush
Scannell Edward, hostler David M. Short, dwl 220 Bryant
Scannell Eugene, plasterer T. B. Dovming, dwl 108 Wil-
liam
Scannell John, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W a

Tennessee bet Mariposa and Solano
Scannell Michael, shoemaker, dwl 1240 Bush
Scaperlento Biagio, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Scapp Charles, printer, dwl 636 Union
Scarborough John J., clerk John T. Calleuder, dwl 5

Broadway
Scarjon John, cook Nicly de Vidovich, dwl 110 Minna'
Scarpa George, laborer, dwl S s Sixteenth bet Guerrero

and Dolores
Scarry James, carpenter, dwl N s Twenty-second nr Miss
Scatana L., porter A. Galli & Co., dwl 1218 Kearny
Scatena Carlo, laborer, dwl 115 Clark
Scatena Flavio, laborer, dwl 115 Clark
Sceary Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 40 Moss
Sceiss Jacob, shoemaker Richard Pahl, dwl 77 Fourth
Scerl Frederick W., barkeeper Steiner & Israel, dwl 143

Third
Schaab William, barkeeper H. Fauss & Co., dwl 636 Pac
Schaadt L. (widow), dwl N s Seventeenth bet Dolores and^

Church
Schaaf Jennie, dressmaker, 507 Broadway
Schaaf Warner, dwl 507 Broadway
Schaake Ferdinand, barkeeper Heinz's Hotel, SW cor P(

and Dupont
Schaap Charles A., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl T,

Green
Sohaar Adolph, upholsterer, dwl 719 J Natoma
Schacht Bruno, clerk Frederick H. Von Der Leith, dwi|

1400 Powell
Schacht John, bottler S. Lachman & Co., dwl 915 Wash
Schad Paul, clerk Ernest Hoger, dwl 645 Washington
Schad William, dwl 645 Washington
Schad William Jr., jeweler L. Miller & Son, dwl 645 Wi
Schadde William, cooper, dwl 3 Russ
Schadde William A., groceries and liquors, 1049 He

dwl 3 Russ
Schade Frederick, engraver Schulz & Fischer '

Schade Richard, butcher, dwl 106 Sih^r
Schade Rudolph, laborer Kohler & Trohlijgg, dwl 174jB
Market I

Schaefer Bernard, cook Althof Bros., dwl 630 Green
Schaefer Charles (Fromm »£; S.), dwl 938 Howard I

Schaefer Charles, coachman Dr. Parry, dwl 604 Gi^errero
Schaefer Charles, laborer, dwl 536 Jessie
Schaefer Charles G., painter Wilson & Moulton, dwl 1812
Mason

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BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Schaefer Charlotte Mine., midwife, dwl 1220 Stockton
Schaofor Francis, with H. C. Finclf, 920 Stockton, dwl

922 StiK'kton
Schaefer GeurKc, foreman J. C. Johnson & Co.
Scha«fer George F,, tailor, dwl 9 August Alley
Schaefer llcnry {John S. Schae/er d: Sonx), Mission and

Ocean lieaeh Koad nr Mountain Spring House
Schaefer J. George, cai>ituli.st, dwl 724^ Howard.'rear
Schaefer John (John Schaf/er <t Suiix), Mission and

Ocean Beach Iload nr Mountain Spring House
Schaefer John & Sons (Henry and Peter Schaefer),
dairj'men. Mission and Ocean Beach Road, nr Moun-
tain Spring House
Schaefer John J., dairj-man, dwl 1220 Stockton
Schaefer Peter (John Schaefer it Sons), Mission and

Ocean Beach Koad nr Mountain Spring House
Schaefer Phillip, cabinetmaker Gal. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 1728 Jessie
Schaefer. See Schafer and Shafer
Sohaeffcr Goorgc, charge wine room Palace Hotel
Schaeffer Marj- (widow), dwl 30<> Seventh
Schaer C. A., cooper Henry Gerke, dwl German Hotel
Schaer John, wheelwright, dwl 2120 Bush
Schaerger Egidius, cabinetmaker, dwl 1005^ Mason
Schaertzer 1. A. , dwl 139 Hose Av

Schafer Ernest, maltster Chicago Brewery, dwl 1428 Pine
Schafer Henry, butcher Kelly & Dooley, dwl Railroad Av

nr Sixteenth Av, South S. F.
Schafer Henry F. W., carpenter, dwl 2025 Pine, rear
Schafer Herman H. (Scha/cr ik Co.), res New York
Schafer John F. (Schafer J: Co), dwl 211 Turk
Schafer Phillip, cabinetmaker, dwl 1721 Jessie
Schafer William, milker William Schlothan, dwl W s

Minnesota bet Sierra and Napa
Schafer & Co. (John F. and Herman U. Schafer), manu-
facturers and importers clothing, 708 and 710 Market
Schafer. See Schaefer and Shafer
Schaffer Albert (Schaffer Bros.), dwl SE cor Leavenworth

and Vallejo
Schaffer Bros. (George and Albert), groceries and liquors,

SE cor Leavenworth and Vallejo
Schaffer Chauncey, carpenter Frederichs & Gercke, dwl

4Ci0 Octavia
Schaffer Florence, extraman Hose No. 5 S. F. F. D.
Schaffer Freilerick, tailor, 10 Stockton, dwl SW cor Du-

pont and Broadway
SchaSer George {Schafer Bros.), dwl SEcor Leavenworth

and Vallejo
Schaffer George, baker, dwl 619 Pacific
Schaffer Gustave, carpenter, dwl NE cor Ninth and Minna
Schaffer Sarah (widow), dwl 419 Union
Schaffncr Andrew, laborer, dwl 1301 Montgomery
Schaffner Charles, porter Ferdinand Conrades.dwl 637

Broadway
Schaffner Hermann, paperruler D. Hicks & Co., res Oak-
laud
Schaftner Charles H., barber, dwl SW cor Polk and Pine
Schaftz H. F., dwl 84 Colton
Schahhuper John, sausagemaker, dwl 410 Sixth
Schaht Amelia Miss, domestic Isaac M. Taylor, 316 Jones
Schalck E. (widow), dwl 625 Gear}-, rear
Schalich Thomas, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf. Co., dwl Point Lobos Av
Schalikc F. W., pastor German Baptist Church, dwl NE

cor Ninth and Natoma
Schall Frank B., register Western Union Telegraph Co.,

dwl 333 Turk
Schall Lazarus, pe<ldler, dwl 418 Green
Schall Marcus, peddler, dwl 418 Green
Schallehn August, boot and shoemaker, 513 Bryant
Schaller Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Devisadero

and Ellis
Schaller Theodore P., carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 114

Welsh
Schamberg John, expressman, dwl 1417 Dupont
Schamlarffel Martin, boarding, 305 Fifth
Schammel Henry, vinegar factory, 610 Lombard
Schane Edward, barber, SW cor Octavia and LTnion, dwl

2004 Polk
Schaner Paul, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Schanter E., laborer, dwl 326 Vallejo
Schanzlin H., bookkeeper Abend Post, dwl 209 Powell
Schap Andrew, machinist, dwl 318 Ritch
Schaper Florence, foreman James Johnson, dwl Engine

House No. 5, Market nr Tenth
Schappeau Felicia Mrs., seamstress F. Thomas & Co.,

dwl 734 Washington
Schapps Isadore, tailor Daniel W. Holland, dwl 711 Fol
Schardell , dwl 4 St. Mary

Schtiror Alfred, waiter William Tell House
Scharff J. D., salesi^n Ackernian Brothers, dwl 214 San
Scharffenberg Adolph (Schehr J: S.), dwl 1(X)7 Kearny
Scharitz Anton (Davidson it ,S.), dwl E s Pennsylvania Av

nr Sierra
Scharlin John A., watchmaker Braverman & Levy, dwl

644 Sacramento
Scharowsky Mme., dress, cloak, and mantillamaker, 1016

Stockton
Scharpen Peter, bootmaker, 418 Fourth, dwl 4 Kate
Scharrenberg Charles, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson
Scharrenberg Henry, boatman, dwl 40 Jackson
Scharsch Joseph (Baer ik S.), dwl 736 Montgomery
Schartz Oswald, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Schascr J. J., confectioner William W'eston, dwl 420

Jackson
Schath Anthony, strawpresser Forrest & Co., dwl NWcor

Mission and Twelfth
Schath John, shoemaker, NW cor Page and Franklin
Schatt Henry, clerk Hermann Cohen, dwl 1902 Mission
Schatzky John, physician, dwl 824 Pacific
Schaub C, patternmaker Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 342

Third
Schaub John, cabinetmaker Wier & Greenwood, dwl

Fourth bet Townsend and Brannan
Schaubel Charles, machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 3 Minn
Schaumloffel William, clerk Henrj- MuUer, dwl NW cor

Brj'ant and Garden
Schaupp Gottlob, painter, dwl 363 Eleventh
Schaupp Louisa, seamstress, dwl 3G3 IJleventh
Schausten Robert, upholsterer Fletcher & Day, dwl 306

Jsesie
Schawl Gustave, clerk Abraham Selig, dwl 37 Moss
$€IIEI»EL <jIEOR«E, groceries and liquors, NE cor

Jessie and Ecker
Scheda John, cook, dwl 115 Geary PI
Scheefer Mrs., dwl 619 Geary, rear
Scheefer Ferdinand, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture

M. Co., dwl 619 Geary
Scheele Herman F., clerk John Siem, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Second
Scheeline Mayer, merchant, dwl 702 Ellis
Scheeline N., merchant, office 212 Pine, and school direc-
tor, dwl 1608 Leavenworth
Scheeline Simon, merchant, dwl 1608 Leavenworth
Scheerer Antonia Miss, dressmaker, 1209J- Polk
.Scheerer Jacob, cook, dwl 10 Haj^wofxl
Scheerer Joseph (Scheerer d: Kiiuj),&vi\ 512 Post
Scheerer Joseph, cook Heinz's Hotel
Scheerer William, clerk, dwl 1318 Kearny
Scheerer & King (Joseph Schecrcratul William J. King),

carpenters, builders, and contractors, 510 Post
Scheffauer George, carpenter Gilbert & Moore, dwl 518

Sutter, rear
Scheffer Charles, artist Chas. L. Cramer, dwl 841 Miss
Scheffer Frederick (Lange it S.), res Oakland
Scheffer William, cook J. N. Gardner, dwl 812 Mont
Scheggia Ambrosina Mrs., proprietress San Gottard Hotel,

627-631 Broadway
Scheggia Charles (Scheggia it Ferrari and Gay <fc S. ), dwl

627 Broadway
Scheggia & Ferrari (Charles Scheggia and Desir6 Fer-
rari), wines and liquors, 315 Fifth
Schehr William (Schehr it Scharffenbera), dwl 1007 Kear
Schehr & Scharffenberg (William Schehr and Adolph

Scharffenberg), merchant tailors, 1007 Keaniy
Scheibner Frederick, furrier, dwl SE cor Sutter and Brod-

erick
Scheidech George, tailor John Block
Scheider John, trunkmaker Benjamin F. Oilman, dwl 7

Vassar PI
Scheider Peter, dwl 515 Sacramento
Scheier Abraham, salesman P. Berwin & Brother, dwl 44

Third
Scheier Jacob, peddler, dwl Drumm nr Pacific
Scheiffer Theodore, lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 702 Har
Schein Salo, salesman Julius Witt, dwl 111 Eighth
Scheiner George, musician, dwl 545 California
Scheithe Jacob, butcher Emetsberg & O'Connell, dwl 1012

Pacific
Schelander Charles A., carver L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 1035

Folsom
Scheld W., confectioner Pellet & Fahrbach, dwl 712 Val-
lejo
Schelin August, tailor, dwl 2 Chelsea PI
Schell John, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 618 Fourth
Schell Larken J., barber John Callinan, dwl 13 Verona PI
Schell Nicholas, seaman, dwl 41 Vallejo

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TAIIES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Fure Medicines.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Schell Rudolph, clerk Ackerman Bros., dwl 40 Naboma

Schcll Theodore L., (tt'oodworth, Schell d: Co.), dwl 1898
Uroadway •

Sehellberg Peter, porter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 94i
C'olton

Schelleberger Joseph, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton

Schcllein Aaron, shoemaker Mrs. I. Lesser, dwl 18 Turk

Sohellcnberg Paul, upholsterer Frederick A. Dierck, dwl
718 Minna

Schellenberj,' Robert, scrollsawyer John B. Luchsinger &
Snu, dwl 722 Minna

Schellenberger Andrew, tailor, 726 Washington, rear

Schollonberger Christopher, tailor, dwl 502 Union

Scheller Aujjiist, cooper David Woemer, dwl 1337 Dujiont,
rear

Schcller William, dwl 109 O'Farrell

Scheiley Otto, master mariner, dwl 717 Green

SchcUhorn F., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton

Schcmerhom A., clerk, dwl 713 O'Farrell

Schcmerhorn Isaac, porter, dwl 509 Washington

Schenierhoni John, miner, dwl 3 King

Schcmit John J. , dwl 402 Geary

Schemniel Edouard, bookkeeper French Savings and
Loan Soc. , dwl 870 Mission

Schenck C, clerk Pope & Talbot

Schenck Clarence, clerk, dwl 64 Tehama

Schenck G. Everett, real estate, dwl 808 Montgomery

Schenck Hattie, chambermaid Palace Hotel

Schenck J. H., livery stables, 807 Montgomery ,'dwl Inter-
national Hotel,

Schenck William H., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl
1209 Taylor

Sohendell John, engineer, dwl 17 Clinton

Schener George, musician, dwl 337 Green

Schener John, dwl 735 Brannan

Scheniga Anastacio, expressman, SW cor Dupont 'and
Vallejo, dwl 1318 Dupont

Schenk Charles, student Barnard's Business College

Schenk Charles, tailor, dwl 7 Reed PI

Schenk Christian {Hoffman i- S.), dwl 258 Perry

Schenk Edward, porter C. H. Meyer & Bros., dwl 43 Third

Schenk Gustave, jeweler Christopher F. Mohrig, dwl 7
Reed PI

Schenk Robert, jeweler William Baehr & Co., dwl 7 Reed
PI

Schenkel Julius, butcher Peter Schenkel, dwl W s Sev-
enth Av nr K, South S. F.

Schenkel Mary, midwife, dwl Eleventh Av nr P, South
S. F.

Schenkel Otto, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, < dwl 997
Brjant

Schenkel Peter, hogranch. Fifth Av nr K, dwl 732 Har

bchenkelberger Francis W., boot and shoemaker, 305 Sut-
ter, dwl 2020 VaTi Ness Av

Schenring George, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton

Scheper Andreas, groceries and liquors, 734 BrQadway,
dwl 3 Morey Alley

Scheper Carsten, groceries and liquors, 221 Fifteenth

Scheper John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Clay and
Larkin

SCHEI'KK JOHX H., liquor saloon, NE cor Beale and
Brj'ant

Scheper Joseph (Joseph Scheper <t Co.), dwl NW cor
Twenty-second and Dolores

Scheper Joseph & Co. {Joseph Scheper) groceries, hard-
ware and liquors, NWcor Twenty-second and Dolores

Scherer George, hostler Golden Gate Park

Schcrer Jacob, cook Techau h Jessen

Scherf H. , stevedore, dwl lUO Steuart

Scherf Henry (Scherf it Kihn), dwl 18 First

Scherf & Kihn (H. Scherf and Edward Kihn), furnitMe
manufacturers, SE cor Mission and Beale

Sohemian Henry, lastmaker W. H. Wing & Co., dwl 959
Folsoni

Schenneir Frederick, dwl 737 Mission

Scherr August, cooper, dwl 909 Kearny

St'HEKSl FEKDIXAKD, importer and jobber hops,
corks, brewers' materials, 511 Sacramento, and pro-
prietor Pioneer Malt House (and lynx it S.), dwl 822
California

Scherrebeck Mary (widow), dwl 550 Minna

Scherrebeck Thomas John, agent John Sullivan, dwl 550
Minna

ScheiTcr Louisa Miss, dwl 419 Ellis

Scherrmann Gustave A. A.,'cabinetmakerW. J. T. Palmer
& Co., dwl 517 Post

Schettler Charles F., tinsmith Ezra T. Bucknam, dwl 128

Broadway
Schettler Henrj', bootmaker John G. Werlin, dwl 811 Pac
Schettler Louis J. G., carver Charles Schroff, dwl San

Br\ino Road nr Twenty -eighth
Schetzel Adolph, clerk Schetzel & Stolzenwald, dwl 515

Pine
Schetzel Augvist, hairdresser, 1330 Dupont
Schetzel Max (Schetzel it- Stolzenicald), dwl 116i Post
Schetzel & Stolzenwald (Max Schetzel and Heinrich
Stolzenwald), dyeing and blanket cleaning, IK)^ Post
Scheubner William, baker Eisert & Becker, dwl 255 Te-
hama .
Scheur William, tanner Christian Hellwg, dwl S s

Twenty-sixth nr Howard
Scheurer Christian (Strauh i: S.), dwl 51 Everett
Scheurer Jacob, laborer CaL Sugar Refinery, dwl 735

Brannan
Schiber Nicholas, carjienter, dwl 1407 Minna
Schick Annie Miss, laundress, dwl 804 Howard
Schick John, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,

dwl 618 Fourth
Schiede John, candjTiiaker W. S. Townsend
Schiedeler Joseph, engineer, dwl 669 Clementina
Schiefer J. F., supterintendent J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl

International Hotel
Schiefer Peter, jobber, 775J Market, rear
Schieffer Charles, cutter A. Schumacher, res Oakland
Schielting August, seaman, dwl 1318 Kearny
Schien John, porter Charles Harley & Co., 116 Davis
Schiepper Adolph, dairj-man Francis L. Such, cor Doug-
las and Twenty-fourth
SchierholJ John (Frauenholz d: Co.), res Alameda
Schierholz A., draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 134

Fourth
Schierloh Henry, maltster Spreckels & Co.
Schiffer George, mariner, dwl 37 Paeiflc
Schiffmann Gustav, painter, dwl 105 Hayes
Schild Nicholas, dwl 8 Morey Alley
Schillenger Isaac, dwl 345 Fremont
Schiller A., clerk, dwl 317 Ellis
Schiller Albers, stevedore, dwl 160 Steuart
Schiller August, laborer, dwl 439 Union
Sl'HILLEK €. FKEUERIl'K, woodcarving Cal. Plan-
ing Mills, NW cor Howard and Spear, dwl 927 Filbert
Schiller Francis, cooperage, 46 and 48 Jackson, dwl 1256

Stockton
^chiller Frederick, carbuilder Southern Pac. R. R., dwl

1454 Minna
Schiller Henry, clerk, dwl 906 Market
Schiller Henry, engraver Edwards & Tuckey, dwl 917 Val-
lejo
Schiller Henry, expressman, dwl 418J Fell
Schiller Jacob, peddler, dwl 1337 Dupont
Schiller Joseph, coofier Francis Schiller, dwl 1256 Stock
Schiller Rudolph, boots and shoes, 19 Third, dwl 322 Min
Schilling Adam, machinist John Lochhead, dwl W s

Eighteenth nr Douglass
Schilling August, clerk J. F. Folger & Co., dwl 317 Ellis
Schilling Charles, (Sa7i Francisco Laundry A ssociatvm),

dwl 1427 Steiner
Schilling Charles, bookkeeper G. Groezinger, dwl 594

Franklin
Schilling Charles, laborer, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr

Thirtieth
Schilling Diedrich, clerk Svea Fire Insurance Co., dwl 632

Broadway
Schilling George W., dwl 22 Harriet
Schilling Levi, dwl 850 Market
Schilling Philip, clerk, dwl 573 Bryant
Schilling William, liquor salooon, 4 Front, dwl 728 Har
Schilling. See Shilling
Schimmelpfennig Edwin, clerk John B. GSolly & Co., dwl

1001 Folsom
Schimmelpfennig John, upholsterer John A. Shaber &

Co., dwl 25 Morton
Schimp John W., special policeman, dwl 930 Clay
Schimpt Lena, candj' and confectionery, 1011 Powell
Schimtenhause W., clerk G. Ueffinger & Co.
Schindler Adam C, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger &

Son, dwl 325 O'Farrell
Schindler George, barkeeper J. G. Wittmeier, dwl 513 Pac
Schindler Henry, bakerj- and confectionery, 336 Third
Schindler W. F. R., president and business manager S. F.
Abend Post Co., office 535 California, dwl 2014 Pierce
Schindler William J. L., dwl 913 Capp
Schingleberger Francis, shoemaker, dwl 2020 Van Ness Av
Schingleberger Francis W., dwl 2020 Van Ness Av
Schintz Henrj-, cutter Herman J. Schintz, dwl 59 Jessie

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology, i-

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Schintz Herman J., cutler and corkscrew manufacturer,

10 Stevenson, dwl 69 Jessie
Schiph John, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl E s Ninth nr

bran nan
Sohipley U. C, waiter, dwl 009 Kearny
Schiring Henry, cigars, 4'2S East, dwl 22 Clay
Schirinuier Frederick, locksmith, 737 Mission
Schinuer Eniil, baokkeeper P. Martin, dwl 837 California
Schirnnann Gustave, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co.,

dwl r)17 Post, rear
Schlaberg Charles (Schlaberg d- Bro.), dwl 3 Chatham PI
Schlaberjf Frank (SJ.laberg J;^ro.), dwl 3 Chatham PI
Schlaberg & Bro. (Frank aint Charles), cigar manufac-

turtrs, 3 Chatham PI
Schlabs C, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Schlagetcr Charles \., porter, dwl 15 Minna
Schlagetcr Limis, bellman Lick House
Schlam .\dol])h, fancy millinery, and dry goods, 428 Kear-
ny, dwl 2 vraller
Schlain IJerthold U., clerk J. Baum & Co., dwl 2 Waller
Schlatter C. L., sur^reon Pacific Mail a S. City of Pekin,

office cor Brannan and First
Schlebuch George, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232

Second
Schleef John H., groceries and liquors, 815 Jackson
Schlegel Henry, cigars and tobacco, 1020 Market, dwl 113

Oak
Schleicher .Tacob, dwl 820 Geary
Schleicher William, teaoiister, dwl 1424 Dupont
Schleicher William Jr., clerk Coleman Bros,, dwl 1424

Dupont
SchleiJen Joseph F. (.Sckleiden ct Scholl), dwl 1210 Rear
SCHLEIDE^' A SCHOIL (J. F. Schleidcn and Frank
If. /'. Scholl), shij) and Custom House brokers, com-
mission agents, and agents Mexican and South Am-
erican Line Packets, .508 Battery
Schleifer Joseph, sawfiler, dwl 904 Pacific, rear
Schleman Frederick, baker Richard Albrecht, dwl 109

Taylor
Schlemer Henry, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 25

Ritch
Schlemmer Philip, currier Jacob Beisel & Co. , dwl cor

Mississippi and Mariposa
Schlenker Jacob, machinist, dwl 519 Pacific
Sclilesselmann Henrj", clerk Waunenmacher & Kronen-
berg, dwl NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Schlesselmann John H. (F. Meyer cfc Co.), dwl NE cor

Turk and Fillmore
Schlessinger Edward, ealesm&n, dwl 621 Pine
Schleswig Charles, farmer, dwl 232 Minna
Schlewick Simrm, mining, dwl Prescott House '
Schlicht Nicholas, dwl 323 Sixth

Schliohter Philip (Sahlichter d; JRosenthaV), dwl 1759 How
Schlichtcr i Rosenthal (Philip Schlichter and Moses S.

U'jSi nthal), dry goods, 52 Fourth
Schlichting Henr>- F. , groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifth

and Bryant, dwl 445 Fifth
Schlichting John, barkeeijer, dwl 909 Kearny
Schlicker H., clerk Nicholas Bruns, dwl 617 Davis
Schlieniann John, laborer C'al. Sugar Refiiiery, dwl SW

cor Brannan and Eighth
Schligteng Julius, porter, dwl 516 Pacific
Schlingheyde Bernard (KaindUr <C- Co.), dwl 1612 Wash
Schlingloff Ferdinand, jeweler Edwards & Tuckey, dwl

712 Union
Schlink Thomas, teamster, dwl 27 Clementina
Schlipak Philip, expressman, junction Market and Cal
Schliser Peter, varnisher Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl 134

Fourth
Schlockte Louis, cooper, dwl 417 Drumm
Schloepake Henry, boatman, dwl 40 Jackson
Schloedt Carl, musician, dwl 1824 Powell
Schloss Benjamin, salesman Ordenstein & Co., dwl 131

Montgomery
Schloss Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 411 Brannan
Schloss Emaimel, blacksmith, dwl 913 Batt^rj-
Schloss Esther Mme., milliner and millinery, 40C Kearny
Schloss Ferdinand, seaman schr Staghound, Beale St.

Wharf
Schlosser Phocion E., foreman Reed & Co., dwl Clay bet

Kearnj- and Monlgomen,'
Schlothan William, milkranch, W s Minnesota bet Sierra

and Napa
Schlott Ernest (Schmidt <jfc S.), and musician California

Tlieater, dwl 428 Chestnut
Schluckebier Fritz, laborer Kohler & Frohling, 626 Mont-
gomery
Schluckebier Sophie, teacher, dwl 804J Darkin
Schlueter Edward (Schhieter i: Volherfj), dwl 131 Silver

Schluetcr Gottlieb, porter Continental Hotel

Schlueter John T., wood and coal, 526 and 528 Fourth,

dwl 571 Biyant
!$CHLrKTfr:iC A TOLREKU (Edward ScMueter ami
Charles Volherij), imjiorters carpets, oilcloths, and
upholstery, 70!) Market
Schlueter. See Schluter
•Schluschen Julia Mrs., dwl 48 Ritch, rear
SchluselbUun Max, clerk Alexander Mann, dwl 863 Fol
Schluter Claus H., gn^ceries and liquors, 744 Fourth
Schluter George, waiter, 634 Sacramento, dwl 35 Everett
Schluter John, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture Fac-
tory, dwl S s Twenty -second bet York and Hamp-
shire, rear
Schluter John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Second

and Howard, dwl 112 Tehama
Schluter John J., cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture
Manuf. Co., dwl Ws Twenty-second bet York and
Hamjjshire
Schluter William H., laborer William Lange, SW cor Cole

and Carl
Schm;ideke Henry (Schmadeke & Heu^r), dwl NW cor

ilason and Francisco
Schmadeke & Hauer (Henry Schmadeke and Alexander
Ueuer), groceries and liquors, NW cor Mason and
Francisco
Schmadel Joseph, molder, dwl 407 Folsom
Schmalholtz Theodore, steward stm Vasco de Gama, dwl

434 Seventh
Schmaling Charles, master mariner, dwl 1183 Broadway
Schmalz W'illiam (H. Hyinan <t- Co.), dwl 732 McAllister
Schmedes Ferdinand, teamster, dwl 203 Sutter
Schraeid Louis (Schtneid it Stadler), dwl 110 Kearny
Schmeid &. Stadler (Louis Schmeid and Caspar Stadler),

liquor saloon, 110 Kearny
Schmelek Peter (Hornn d- S.),dwl 52i Brady
Schmeltzler George, baker, dwl 339 Jessie
Schmessell Josephine Mrs., dwl 516 Pacific
Schmid Nicholas, confectioner Christian Good, dwl 627

Broadway
Schmid Victor, butcher John C. Moritz, dwl SE cor Green-
wich and Stockton
Schmidt Abraham, glazier, dwl 1211 Powell
Schmidt Adolph H. R., teller German Savings and Loan

Society, dwl 1406 Jackson
Schmidt Adolph J. S. (Gardes <t S.), dwl 524 Fourth
Schmidt Albert, laborer Peterson & Lutzen, dwl 1027 Dup
Schmidt iVlbert F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 20

Boardman
Schmidt Ann (widow), dwl 131 Turk
Schmidt Anthony, cutter Joseph Bros. , SW cor Montgom-

erj' and Pine
Schmidt Anton, bootmaker, 803 Jackson
Schmidt Auguste, clerk, dwl 417 Broadway
Schmidt Bauer, milkranch, NE cor Greenwich and Lyon
Schmidt Bertha (widow), dwl 106 Geary
Schmidt C, cook, dwl 421 O'Farrell
Schmidt Carl F., silversmith Koehler & Ritter, dwl 4 Me-

dauPl
Sclmiidt Charles, actor, dwl 923 W^ashington
Schmidt Charles, bookkeeper Harry M. Heineman, dwl

1217 Green
Schmidt Charles, boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum, dwl 78 Clem-
entina
Schmidt Charles, clerk Prescott House, 933 Kearny
Schmidt Charles, clerk Hermann & Co., dwl 1215 Bush
Schmidt Charles, liquor saloon, 910 Market and 3 Ellis,

dwl 441 Clementina
Schmidt Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Schmidt Charles, seaman barkentine Oregonian, Mission

St. Wharf
Schmidt Charles F., silversmith, dwl 9 Medau PI
Schmidt Charles P. (H. W. Schmidt d: Brother), dwlll406

Sclimidt Christian (Schmidt & 3fichaelis), dwl 17 Stock-
ton PI
Schmidt Christian, tailor, 353 Stevenson, dwl 870 Folsom
Schmidt Christian P. L., groceries and liquors, NW cor

Seventh and Mission
Schmidt Christopher H., clerk, dwl 2321 Pine
Schmidt Conrad, miner, dwl Heinz"s Hotel
Schmidt Edward O., physician, office 652 Market, dwl 722

Folsom
Schmidt Elizabeth Mrs. , dressmaking, 623 Howard
Schmidt Emanuel, tinner Alexander Hoy, dwl 417 Bd\vy
Schmidt Ernest (Schmidt <t Co.), dwl cor Polk and Bush
Schmidt Ernest, musician, dwl 2 Reed PI
Schmidt F., druggist, dwl 515 Kearny
Schmidt F., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado

igy TEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. llercliaiij,'

Schmidt Frederick, seaman schr Anne Hermene, Bulk-
head bet Washinj^n and Jackson
Schmidt Fritz, cook Hotel Rhein, OOO Kearny
Schmidt Fritz, seaman, dwl 18 AVashington
Schmidt G., cabinetmaker, dwl 209 Minna
Schmidt G., deckhand tugboat Lookout, Pier 9 Steuart
Schmidt George, butcher, dwl 1308 Mission
Schmidt George, peddler, dwl 025 Pacific, rear
Schmidt George H., barkcejjer, dwl 833 Sacramento
Schmidt George M., porter, dwl 2023 Mason
Schmidt Gustav, dyer F. C. Hagerup i Co., dwl Mission

bet New Montgomery and Second
Schmidt Gustav, hairdresser Julius Streib & Brother, dwl

325 Jessie
Schmidt Gu.'JtavF., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl 34 Tehama
Schmidt Hans, shoemaker, dwl E s Howard nr Twenty-
first
Schmidt Henrj- (Schmidt <{,• Co.), dwl 1405 Bush
Schmidt Henry, boots and shoes, dwl 740 VaUejo
Schmidt HeniT, carpenter, dwl 606 Natoma, rear
Schmidt Henry, clerk, dwl 106 Turk
Schmidt Henry, musician, dwl 2 Reed PI
Schmidt Henry, oj-sterman George Mayes, dwl 17J St.

Mary
Schmidt' Henry-, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Schmidt Henry, tailor, 537 California, dwl 28 Hinckley
Schmidt Henry, tobacconist and liquor saloon, NE cor

Washington and Kearny, dwl 806 Kearny
Schmidt Henry W. {H. W. Schmidt i- Brother), dwl 1406

Jackson
Schmidt Henrj- W., watchmaker, dwl 335 Hayes
Schmidt Herman, longshoreman, dwl 3 Clay
Schmidt Hubert, musician, dwl 520 Union
Schmidt H. W. & Bro. {Charle>! P. Schmidt), apotheca-

rieis, SE cor Keamv and Sacramento
Schmidt Ighaz (Schmidt d- Fretz), dwl 603 Steiner
Schmidt Jacob, maltster Pioneer Malt House
Schmidt Jacob, waiter San Francisco Verein, 219 Sutter
Schmidt James, tinsmith, dwl 54 Minna
Schmidt John, dwl 919 Brjant
Schmidt John (Schmidt <t Laats), dwl N a Moulton bet

Fillmore and Steiner
Schmidt John (Schmidt d- Murphy), dwl 318 O'Farrell
Schmidt John, cartman, dwl 2 Jasper PI
Schmidt John, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Schmidt John, longshoreman, dwl 7 Tehama
Schmidt John, machinist, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Schmidt John, upholsterer Market St. Furniture Store,

res Oakland
Schmidt John, waiter Branch Miners' Restaurant, 737.

Market, dwl 136 Fifth
Schmidt John A., driver Central R. R., dwl N s Eddy bet

Laguna and Octavia
Schmidt John Arnold, real estate, dwl 425 Ellis
Schmidt John C, cigars and tobacco, 19 Pacific
Schmidt John H., teamster Adoneia Fulton, dwl S^s Si-
erra nr Minnesota
Schmidt John M., musician, dwl 913 Washington
Schmidt John W., builder, dwl 417 Clementina
Schmidt Joseph (Schmidt <t ScMolt), 535 California
Schmidt Joseph, coachman J. A. Donohoe, dwl 526 Har
Schmidt Joseph, dair^inan Henrj' Schwerin, Visitacion

Valley nr San Bruno Road
Schmidt Joseph, door and sashmaker B. & J. S. Doe, dwl

114 Welsh
Schmidt Joseph, tailor Asmus Stoldt, dwl Montgomerj'

bet Pacific and Broadway
Schmidt Lena (widow), dwl 525 Seventh
Schmidt Louis, machinist Will & Finck, dwl 1034 Claj-
Schmidt Louis, dairyman John Roberts, Thirtieth Av nr

San Bruno Road
Schmidt Louis, professor music, dwl 707 Post
Schmidt Louis, porter Ralston & Cottrell, 704 Kearny
Schmidt Louis Jr., professor music, dwl 707 Post
Schmidt M., balletraaster California Theater
SCH.MIDT M. A CO., lithographers and zincograph-

ers, 412 Commercial and 411 Clay
Schmidt Marian, midwife, dwl 2 Central PI
Schmidt Max (M. Schmidt A Co.), dwl 2614 Sacramento
Schmidt Oscar, bookkeeper, dwl 1 St. Marj'
Schmidt Oscar C, conductor N. B. and Mission R. B., dwl

807 Mission
Schmidt Peter (Barter J: S.), dwl Greenwich bet Steiner

and Fillmore
Schmidt Peter, butcher Richard Schud, dwl 831 Brannan
Schmidt Peter, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific
Schmidt Peter D., expressman, dwl 103 Perrj'
Schmidt Peter R. , architect, 103 Post, dwl 1816 Sac

Schmidt Philip, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 1370

Pine
Schmidt Richard, machinist, dwl 231 Second
Schmidt Rudolf, bookkeeper, dwl 2 Winter Lane
Schmidt Sophia (widowl, dwl 1406 Jaclwon
Schmidt Valentine, apothecary H. P. Wakelee, dwl 1809

Polk
Schmidt W. Frederick, musician, dwl 1309 Stockton
Schmidt Wilhelm, billiard-tablemaker Jacob Strable &

Co., dwl 706 Bush
Schmidt William, clerk John J. Meighan, res Alameda,
Schmidt William, cooper, dwl 603 Pine
Schmidt William, laborer*. F. Chemical Works, dwl W s

Valencia nr Fifteenth
Schmidt William, liquor and billiard saloon, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Kearny, dwl 8 Stockton PI
Schmidt William, president S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl 2118

Powell

Schmidt William, v.aiter, dwl 409 Pacific
Schmidt & Co. (Henry and Ernest Schmidt), market,

1405 Bush
Schmidt & Fretz (Ignaz Schmidt and Frederick H. Fretz),

manufacturers pickles, etc., 119 Commercial
Schmidt & Laats (John S. Schmidt and Charles Laats),

liquor saloon, NE cor Steiner and Greenwich
Schmidt & Michaelis (Christian Schmidt and Henry F.

Michaehs), liquor saloon, SW cor Bush and Kearny
Schmidt & Mvu^jhy (Jo/i rt Schmidt and John ilurphij),

liquor saloon, 112 Taylor
Schmidt & Schlott (Joseph Schmidt and Ernest Schlott),

bandmasters, office 535 California
Schmidt. See Schmitt and Smith
Schmieden Henry (Schmieden, Hoehstadter <fc Co.), dwl

950 Brvant
SCHMIEDELL. HOCHSTAWTER A CO. (Henry

Schmieden, Eli Hoehstadter, and Leonard Jacobi),

stockbrokers, SW cor California and Sansom
Schmirmund Conrad (BUI d: S.), dwl 14 Steuart
Schmitcher Henry, ambulancedriver City and County

Hospital
Schmits William, candy manufacturer, 916 Montgomery
Schmitt August, porter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, 115

Batterv, dwl 710 Bush
Schmitt B." L. , stockbroker, dwl 1016 Powell
Schmitt Charles, merchant, dwl 916 Sutte5r
Schmitt Charles, barkeeper Ferdinand Schmitt, dwl 1318

Kearny
Schmitt Charles, captain schr Annie Hartley, Washington

St. Wharf ,

Schmitt Charles, seaman schr August Johnson, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Schmitt Charles A. , stockbroker, office 6 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 1016 Powell
Schmitt Elizabeth Mrs., ornamental hairworker, 209 Du-

pont
Schmitt Francis A., hairdresser, 211 Montgomerj-, dwl

433 Union
Schmitt Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 201 Montgomery, dwl

1318 Kearny
Schmitt Frank," cabinetmaker, dwl Niagara House
Schmitt George (Schmitt it- Schneider), dwl 209 Dupont
Schmitt George, fruitstand, SW cor Battery- and Califor-
nia, dwl 625 Pacific
Schmitt George, market, 18 Sacramento, dwl 1308 Mission
SCHMITT, tJREENEBArM A CO. (in liquidation),

office 418 Market
Schmitt Henrj-, dw-1 1016 Powell
Schmitt John H., boot and shoemaker, 609 Montgomery

Av, dwl 6 Vincent
Schmitt Joseph, dwl 735 Union
SCHMITT .lOSEPH L., money and stockbroker, oflRce

6 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 1016 Pow-ell
Schmitt Louis, vamisher, dwl Heinz's Hotel
SCHMITT MAl'RICE, money aTid stockbroker, office

6 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 1016 Powell
Schmitt Otto,. cook Railroad Hotel, dwl 1314 Polk
Schmitt Rodolf, upholsterer, dwl 902^ Filbert
Schmitt & Schneider (George Schmitt and A. Schneider),

shooting gallery, 809 Kearny
Schmitt. See Schmidt and Smith
Schmitz Ambrose, bookkeeper, dwl S 8 Sacramento bet

Pow-ell and Mason
Schmitz F., cabinetmaker, dw-1 957 Market
Schmitz Francis, machinist F. B. Schoenstein, dwl 2 Russ
Schmitz Ignatz, foreman foundry Hope Iron Works, dwl

E s Minnesota nr Solano
Schmitz John, molder, dwl 134 Fourth
Schmitz John P. , importer and dealer wines and liquors,

1032 Market, dwl 14 Mason

BEAMISH'S— Shirt inanufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Markel

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.

Schtnitz Joseph L., musician Maguire's New Theater, dwi

1015 Sacnvmento
Schtnitz Pt't«r, carpenter, Townsend nr Third
SchnioII<c Kniil, curtain decorator Frank O. Edwards, dwl

1443 I-cavenworth
Schmoll Henrv, tailor, dwl 7 Medau Pi
Schmolz Adolph, assayer Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-

chatiire, dwl NE cor l^nion and Taylor
gCHMOLZ »'ILLIAM, mathcniatical-instrument-

maker, 420 Mont!,'oniery, dwl 24 O'Farrell
Schmorl Frank, carpenter Cal. Planing' Mills, dwl 957

Market
SehmUcker Andreas, carriajjepainter, dwl 257 Perrj'
Schmul Alvin H., draftsman Barnett McDougall, dwl Ns

Pine bet Dupont and Stockton
Schnabel Clemens, dressmaker, dwl 6 Vassar PI
Schnabel Ernest (Schramm <{• S.), res San Jos(5
Schnaittacher Ct^arles, bookkeei)er Max Morgenthau, dwl

513 Eddy
Schnauer Charles, captain schr Ida Schnauer, dwl 931

Greenwich
Schneder Jacob, dwl 207 Montgomery Av
Schneeberger George (GnthiC(U.ifr <l- S.), dwl 418 Fourth
Schneegass Adolph, ivoryturner, dwl S s Nineteenth nr

Shotwell
Schneider A. (Schmitt d- S.), dwl N s Washington bet

Keanij and Montgomery'
Schneider Adolph, upholsterer Jas. W. Burnham & Co.,

dwl 314 Sutter
Schneider Albert, carpenter, dwl 7 Vassar PI
Schneider Aloise, guns and sporting materials, 650 Wash
Schneider Andrew, butcher, dwl 13 College PI
Schneeder Aug:ust, barkeeper John E. Olson, 1110 Bat
Schneider August, groceries and liquors, 1016 Kearny
Schneider Bernhard (Heckenbeii d- S.), dwl 624 Ash Av
Schneider Charles, dwl 1421J Dupont
Schneider Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 513 Eddy
Schneider Charles, butcher Christian Marchant, dwl SE

cor Webster and Washington
Schneider Charles, carpenter, dwl W s East bet Jackson

and Pacific
Schneider Charles, mariner, dwl 18 Washington
Schneider Charles, minstrel, dwl 227 Post
Schneider Charles G., proptr Union Hotel, 34 Hayes
Schneider Christina Mrs., midwife, dwl 1421j Dupont
Schneider Conrad, carrier Abend Post, dwl 720 Stockton
Schneider Conrad, laborer, dwl 226 Chestnut, rear
Schneider Conrad, wagonmaker Ferdinand Moller, dwl

1419 Dujwnt, rear
Schneider E. iCo., candle manufacturers (Chicago), of-
fice 405 Front
Schneider Edward, carpenter, dwl 1015 Powell
Schneider Edward W., salesman, dwl 505 O'Farrell
Schneider Ellis, carpenter, dwl 17 Tehama
Schneider F. Mrs. , milliner, 314 Sutter
Schneider Frederick, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Schneider G., cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co.
Schneider G. C, embalmer, office 834 Market, dwl 924

Mission
Schneider George, dwl 637 Broadway
Schneider George, barkeeper Wendelm Mayer, dwl 411

Pacific
Schneider Gottlieb, shoemaker, dwl 2195 Powell
Schneider H. Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 303 O'Farrell
Schneider Henry, barber Manuel Silva, dwl 1421J^ Dup
Schneider Henry, butcher, dwl 704 Harrison
Schneider Herman, butcher, dwl 13 Hubbard
Schneider Herman, laborer, dwl 37 Commercial •

Schneider Herman, seaman, dwl 3 Howard
Schneider J., fllterer Bay Sugar Refinerj-, dwl Filbert bet

Sansom and Montgomery
Schneider Jacob, baker, 115 Oak
Schneider Jacob, hairdressing, 511 Montgomery, dwl 1120

Vallejo
Schneider John, cigarmaker, dwl 801 Union
Schneider John, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 415 Fourth
Schneider John J., painter, dwl 1808 Mason
Schneider Joseph, turner West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

726 Brannan
Schneider Lizzie Miss, dwl 1421J Dupont
Schneider Louis, carpenter, dwl 835 Broadway
Schneider Louis, clerk C. L. Storck, dwl SW cor Hayes

and Franklin
Schneider Louis, tailor, 14 Everett
Schneider Magdelina (widow), dwl 227 Post
Schneider Marten, cutter Standard Shirt Factory, dwl 202

Van Ness Av
Schneider Martin, waiter German Hospital, 427 Brannan

Schneider Matthew, cigarmaker, dwl 801 Union
Schneider Nathan, cigarmaker, dwl 025 Vallejo
Schneider Nicholas {Dctcls ifc S., and M. Detels <t Co.),

dwl 109 Ridley
Schneider P., filterer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl Filbert bet

Sansom and Montgomery
Schneider Peter, dwl 719 Clay
Schneider Peter, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Schneider Philip, machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 18

Natoma
Schneider Philip, shoemaker, 671 Howard
Schneider Rudolph, scenepainter, dwl 227 Post
Schneider Tena Miss, dwl 732 Howard
Schneider W. H., gfunmaker and importer, and shooting

gallerj , 28 Geary
Schneider William, waiter Golden Gate HAel, dwl 535^

Stevenson
Schneily Joseph (Joseph Oalli ifc Co.), dwl 3 Washoe PI
Schneiter John, cabinetmaker Morrell & Titus, dwl

Keaniy bet Vallejo and Green
SchncU August, carver Hennan Granz, dwl 632 Brannan
Schneller Christian, cook, dwl NE cor Geary and William
Schneller Christian H. (Schneller ct Beyer), dwl 8 William
Schneller & Beyer (C. II. Schneller and Otto Beyer), res-
taurant, 1146 Market
Schnepple George, turner Will & Finck, dwl 407 Pacific
St'HlVETZ JOS^EPH, Grand Orchestrion Beer Hall, 995

Market
Schnetzler Louis, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf. Co., dwl 35 Park Av
Schneuer William, steward Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaus,

134 Fourth
Schnezline George, painter, dwl 1919 Mason
Schnidt Rudolph, bookkeeper S. Lachman & Co., dwl 2

Winters PI
Schnitker Frederick, tailor, 125 Sansom room 6
Schnittger Bros. (Henry and Martin), groceries and

liquors, SE cor Fillmore and Clay
Schnittger Henry (Feil <fc S., and Schnittger Bros.), dwl

602 Ellis
Schnittger Martin (Schnittger Bros.), dwl SE cor Fillmore

and Clay
Schnittcr Joseph, porter Brooklyn Hotel
Schnitzer Jacob, cigars, 312 Fourth
Schnitzler Gustav F., compositor Taylor & Nevin, dwl 624

Pacific
Schnoor Christopher H., locksmith and bellhanger, 219

.Sixth
Schnor Thomas, driver Washington Brewery, dwl 710

Montgomery Av
Schnorr C. , musician, dwl 219 Sixth
Schnorr Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Shasta and

Michigan
Schnorr Richard, clerk Henry Schnorr, dwl SWcor Shasta

and Michigan
Schnoter Philip H., hairdressing saloon, 306 Fourth
Schnuker Andrew, dwl 257 Perry
Schnutenhaus E., steward S. F. Verein, 219 Sutter
Schnutenhaus Edmund, driver Kohler is Frohling, dwl

210 Francisco
Schnutenhaus Frederick, cook Leonard J. F. Schnuten-
haus, 134 Fourth
Schnutenhaus Frederick, sawyer Charles Thistlewaite,

dwl 134 Ritch
SCH:VIITENII.4IIS LE0:VARD J. F., proptr Golden

Gate Hotel, 134 and 136 Fourth
Schnutenhaus Matthew, student, dwl 134 Fourth
Schnutenhaus Otto, student, dwl 134 Fourth
Schnutenhaus William, bookkeeper G. Ueftinger & Co.,

dwl 222 Ritch
Schoal James, mariner, dwl 18 Washington
Schobel John, brewer O. Fauss & Co., dwl SE cor Mission

and Nineteenth
Schober Ernst, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf. Co., dwl SWcor Sixteenth and Rondel PI
Schober Frederick (Se/rin it S.), res Oakland
Schober Gustav, dwl 613 Dupont
Schocken Abraham L., salesman Henry Schwartz, dwl 331

Montgomery
Schoder Hennan, cabinetmaker, dwl 664 Bryant bet Fifth

and Sixth
Schoder Joseph, salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 821

Guerrero
Schoeber J., baker William Hesler
Schoellhorn Ferdinand, tailor, dwl 518 Filbert
Schoellhorn Ferdinand Mrs., midwife, dwl 518 Filbert
Schoellich Lucas, cari)enter, dwl N s Point Lobos Av nr

Odd Fellows'. Cemetery

JAMES G-. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery,

Schoeniacher Lorenz, cook National Hotel

Schoemaker Harriet Mrs., varieties, N a Shasta nr Illinois

Schoemaker Henry, lalxirer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s

Shasta nr Illinois
Schoeinakers Constant, contractor, dwl 323} Chestnut
Schoemann Otto (J. A . Folger <i: Co.), dwl 702 Washington
Schoen Edwar4, proptr Empire Bath House, 2004 Polk
Schoen Joseph, tailor, dwl 1117 Leavenworth
Schoen Paul, hairdresser Stahle & Bemhard, dwl 1025

Clay
Schoen Paul, pianomaker and tuner, office 123 Post, res

Oakland
Schoen Robert, driver Ruhland Bros., N 8 Central Road

nr Golden Gate Park
Sehoenberg Dartd, butcher William Rowland, dwl 514

Jessie
Schoenberglt^nk M., salesman P. Mish & Son, dwl 44

Third
Sehoenberg George, agent patent car boxes, dwl E s Octa-

via bet Hayes and Grove
Sehoenberg Giistave, physician, offlce'and dwl 1315 Pow-
ell
Sehoenberg Louis, saloonkeeper, dwl 1015 Powell
Sehoenberg Sarah Mrs., dwl 106 William
Schoenbridge F., watchman G. N. & P. S. S. Co.
Schoeneburg Louis (Eckstein .t S.), dwl 1015 Powell
Schoeneman Frederick, guns and sporting materials, 517

Kearny, dwl 7 Treat Av nr Twentieth
Schoenemann Otto, butcher, dwl 42 Moss
Schoener Frederick, metalspinner, 10 Stevenson
Schoener Julius, tailor George Wolf, dwl 727 Clay
Schoenfeld Albert, bookkeeper Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co.,

dwl 611 Hyde
SCHOE.\FELI>, COHESr A CO. (Louis S. Schoen-
j'eld, Simon Cohen, and Isaac Newman), importers
and manufacturers wood and willowware, baskets,
fancy goods, toys, etc., 119 Battery
Schoeifteld Da\id, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-

feldt, dwl 21 Stockton PI
Schoenfeld Jacob (M. Selig tL- Co.) dwl 331 Kearny
Schoenfeld Jonas, importer and wholesale leaf tobacco

and cigars, 421 Sacramento, dwl 1312 Geary
Schoenfeld Joseph, bookkeeoer Roseubaum & Friedman,

dwl 611 Hyde
Schoenfeld Louis S. (Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co.), dwl 611

Hyde
Schoenfeld Simon, salesman Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co.,

dwl 611 Hyde
Schoenfelder J. , liquor saloon, 1113 Dupont
Schoenholz Bros. & Co. (Sigmund and Hertnan Schoen-
holz and Samuel Bierhoff), dry goods and gents' fur-
nishing goods, 110 and 112 Sixth, and 415 Hayes
Schoenholz Herman (Schoenholz Bros. JiCo.), dwl 415

Hayes
Schoenholz Sally, clerk Schoenholz Bros. & Co., dwl 463

Minna
Schoenholz Sigmimd (Schoenholz Bros. & Co.), res New

York City
Schoenian Adolph, salesman Otto Brandt, dwl 1038 Mar-
ket
Schoenstein F. B., machinist and modelmaker, 5 Powell,

dwl 21 Anna
Schoenstein Fridolin, orchestrion builder, 127 Page
Schoen wald Albert (Schuenwald i: Bros.), dwl 127 Second
Schoenwald Otto (Schoenwald tt Bros.), dwl 33 Natoma
Schoen wald & Bros. (Albert and Otto), hairdressers, 127

Second
Schoepf Enist, jeweler David W. Laird, dwl 619 Pacific
Schoeppa August, expressman, NE cor Clay and Stock-
ton, dwl SE cor Montgomery and Lombard
Schoeppe Edward, tanner Wolf Bloom, dwl cor Nine-
teenth and Folsom
Schoer Hermann, carpenter Gilbert & Moore, dwl 664

Bryant
Schoettler Frederick, tailor Isidor Eisenberg, dwl llj

John
Schoettler Hermann, hairdresser John M. J. Koch, 632

Commercial
Schofield D. G., dwl 930 Market
Schofield G., grainer and painter, 10 Mills PI
Schofield Jacob, painter Charles H. Sykes & Co., dwl 207

Post
SCHOFIELD .VOHX M., major-general U. S. A., com-
manding Military Division Pacific, office 105 Stock-
ton, dwl Palace Hotel
Schofield Matthew, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 3010

Folsom
Schohn Charles, cooper Humboldt Brewery, dwl 231 Fif-
teenth .

Scholfield Anson S., machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 6W

Sutter
Scholkmann Fred (Steljies i S.), dwl NW cor York and

Twenty-fourth
Scholkmann Henry, groceries and liquors, 18 Natoma
Scholl Frank W. F. (Schleiden d: S.), dwl 2502 Clay
Scholl Michael, carpenter, dwl 900Vallejo
Scholl Susan, sole trader, dwl S s Greenwich bet Stockton

and Powell
Scholl Walter H., machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 900

Vallejo
Scholl William, machinist Hinckley & Co.
SchoUar Charles, dwl N s Twenty -second nr Chattanooga
Scholle Abraham (Scholle Bros.), res New York
SchoUe Anthony, wines and liquors, 1065 Market
Scholle Brothers (William, Jacob, and Abrakatn), grain

dealers, office 5 Battery
Scholle Isaac, with Scholle Bros., dwl 642 Folsom
Scholle Jacob (Scholle Bros.), res New York
Scholle Samuel (W. d- I. Steinhart <t- Co.), dwl 642 Fol
Scholle William (Sc/io^^e it Lankershim, and Scholle

Bros.), dwl 642 Folsom
Scholle & Lankershim (William Scholle and Isaac Lank-
ershim), proptrs Union Warehouse, NW cor Union

and Battery
Scholten Herman, builder, dwl 164 Clara
Scholtz Charles, salesman E. Neale &. Co., dwl 625 Pacific
Scholtze William, tailor, 3 Margaret PI
Scholz Bruno, oystemian Joe Giusti & Co., dwl Jones nr

Filbert
Schomaker Johann, clerk Henry Thorn Wohrden, dwl

NE cor Ninth and Minna
Schomaker L., dwl 209 Geary
Schomberg John, teamster Brigham, Whitney & Co., 320

Front
Schomberg William, furniture dealer, dwl 1325 Sac
Schomberg W. S., clerk, dwl 22 Taylor
Schonaw Henry, dwl 141 Minna
Schonfeld D., dwl 21 Stockton
Schonke David, dwl 719 Clay
Schoiit John, gardener John Treat, dwl E s Hampshire bet

Tw enty-fif th and Serpentine Av
Schonwald Francis, chiropodist, office and dwl 306 Third
Schonwasser B. (B. Schontcasser dt Co.), dwl 828 Post
Schonwasser B. & Co. (Max Davis), ladies' and children's

wear, 222 Kearny
Schonwasser Samuel, dry goods, dwl 828 Post
School of Civil Engineering, Professor A. Van der Naillen,

606 Montgomery room 48
Schooly Patrick, laborer, dwl 136 Natoma
Schoot Heni-y, mariner, dwl 18 Washington
Schopp Anton, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 318

Ritch
Schopp Arnold, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 18 First
Schorbom H., seaman stm Cora, Market St.\Miarf
Schorcht Frederick, teacher music St. Mary's College, dwl

Arlington nr Faimiount
Schord Louis G., salesman Pond, Reynolds & Co., dwl

724 Bush '
Schorer Phillip, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Schorr George F., printer Winterburn & Co., dwl 868 Miss
Schortmeir Henry H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Cali-
fornia and Prospect PI
Schoshusen Henr)% market, SW cor Octavia and Union
Schossow Charles, machinist, dwl NE cor Tenth and Har
Schott Charles, groceries and liquors, 713 Brannan, dwlSE

cor Clinton and Brannan
Schott John, steward, dwl 39 Jackson
Schottler Anton (Denegri d: S.), dwl 333 Vallejo
Schottler F. , Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Schottler Joseph F. (Schottler tb Co.), dwl 751 Howard
Schottler Rudolph, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 1705

Jones
Schottler & Co. (J. F. Schottler and C. D'Hirry), real-
estate agents, 238 Kearny
Schou Andrew, carpenter, dwl cor Esmeralda and Lundy

Lane, Bemal Heights
Schou Nelson J., stevedore Black Diamond Coal Co.
Schouw Mary (widow), dwl 108 Dora, rear
Schow Meyers, cigarmaker, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Schoyen A.\el, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Schrader August, bootmaker Herman Th>miler, dwl 25

Morton
Schrader Auguste, foreman W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl

610 Capp
Schrader Charles L., groceries and liquors, 716 Brannan,

dwl 52 Clinton
Schrader Frederick, surveyor, dwl 219 Mason

Smithsonian Ifedical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propt:

L p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstaWlshed 1862.

•. hnuler Heinrich, blacksmith Hermann Langermann,
dwl cor Fifteenth and Railroa<l Av, South S. K.

linultT Herman, carmaker, dwl E s Chenery bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first

hrailer Jacob, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl S 8 Point
Lobos Av nr Collins

iirader John, nietalroofer William Cronan

liradcr John, dwl 5 Vallejo PI

lirailor Otto, frescopainter, dwl 90C Jackson
-. linwler. Sec Schroder, Schroeder and Shrador
Sihrofrc Anthony, coniiiositor Kxaminer, dwl 73G Market
Srlirall Robert, stonecutter, dwl 707 Howard
^i.hrttinni 0, (widow), dwl E s Church nr Seventeenth
• liranini Claua H. (Schramm ifc Schnahrl), dwl 329 Ellis

liianini K., driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valencia

lirannn Frank, cabinetmaker A. Frei, dwl Folsom nr
Eleventh
Sehrainni Freilerick, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny

anil Morton
Scbranuii Husjo F., carpenter Wells, Russell & Co„ dwl

4<).S .Stevenson
Sehraniin John, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
■^rlininiiii .Mathieu, artist Robert A. Marden, dwl SE cor

Turk nnd Polk
><'IIKA.nM A. M'nWKKl {Clatm II. Schramm and
Urnfut Schnabel), Fredericksburg Beer Saloon, 545
California

hramp Frank, cabinetmaker A. Frei, dwl NW cor Bry-
ant and Fourteenth

lirauter Louisa (widow), dwl 1422 Pacific

liranz Louis (Schranz d- Niemann), dwl 2522 Mission
>( IIK.INZ •& 5illi:M4:V!V (Louis Schranz and C. W.
yi<'iiiann), California wines and brandies, whiskies
and imported wines, NE cor Clay and Montgomery

hraubstadter Wilhelm, agent pianos, 643 Clay, dwl 1103
Powell

■neck Ernest A., clerk Redington & Co., dwl 326 Geary

hree George, cooper Sol Wangenheini & Co., dwl 24
Main

hreiber Christian, confectioner Rothschild & Ehren-
pfort, res Oakland

hreiber Frederick, shoemaker Everett & Dunbar, dwl
1220 Market

hreiber Herman A., butcher Philip I. Stolz, dwl 126
Eleventh

lireiber Jacob, mining, office 318 Kearny, dwl 1408 How

lireiber John (Wifcts <(■ Co.), and City Sample Rooms,
NE cor Third and Mission

hreiber John B. , tailor Alms House

lireiber Peter, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton

hreilier Phillip, plumber Charles J. Reilley, dwl N s
Sheridan nr Tenth

lireiber Phillip, tailor, 317 Dupont, rear

lireiber Simon, president Western Savings and Trust
Co., office 415 California, dwl Nucleus House

hreiber William, wines and liquors, 409 California, dwl
Mason nr Pine

hreiner Emil, waiter, dwl 427 Green

hreiner Gustav A., liquor saloon, 1111 Dupont

liroiner Hubert, musician Maguire's Opera House, dwl
2219 Leavenworth

hreitger Henrich, clerk Carsten Schefer, dwl 221 Fif-
teenth

hreppel Henry Mrs., Hebrew midwife, dwl 17 Welsh

lirep|iel Theodore, framemaker M. D. Nile, dwl 17

Schriefer C. (Fortmann <t S.) dwl 1316 Sacramento
Schriefer Bros. (Diedrieh U. and John C), groceries and

liquors, 155 Natoma
Schriefer Diedrieh H. (Schriefer Bros.), dwl 155 Natoma
Schriefer John C. (Schriefer Bros.), dwl 155 Natoma
Schriever Claus, porter Michael J. HydeliS, 216 Davis
Schriver Ignaz, peddler, dwl 237 Fell
Schroder Adolph F., chancellor consulate of the Nether-
lands, office 710 Sansom, dwl 1202J Folsom
Schroder Andrew, clerk Henry Schroder & Co., dwl 1510

Dupont
I Schroder Carl, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 46

Louisa
Schroder Charles, groceries and liquors, SW cor Franklin

and McAllister
Schroder Charles A. (Schroder <t- Green), dwl 508 Bush
Schroder Charles N., assistant treasurer California The-
ater, dv^i 534 Minna
Schroder Christian, liquor saloon, cor Sixth and Minna
Schroder E. Mrs. (Henry Schroder <t Co.), res Europe
Schroder Edward F. , exchange teller London and San
Francisco Bank, dwl 10 Ellis

Schroder Frederick, carpenter, dwl 2114 Main, rear

Schroder George, porter New Atlantic Hotel

Schroder Gustave, seaman schr Granger, Bulkhead bet
Washington and Jackson

Schroder Henry (Schroder it- Albrecht), dwl 13 Pearl

Schroder Henry (Henry Brickivedel <fc Co.), dwl NE cor
Grove and Qough

Schroder Henry (Walbrook ifc S.), dwl 214 Davis

Scbriider Henry, miner, dwl 1628 Stockthn

Schroder Henry & Co. (Bernard Bert, Emjene. Thompson,
and Mrs. E. Schroder), importers French wines and
liquors, and agents Bordeaux Board of Underwriters,
SW cor Washington and Battery

Schroder Jodocus, milkman, 1204 Larkin, rear

Schroder John, clerk Fritz Martens, dwl 1623 Powell, rear

Schroder John, cornicemaker Geo. Hayes & Co.

Schroder John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Larkin and
Post, dwl 930 Post

Schroder John A. (Tietjen ifc S.), dwl SW cor Leaven-
worth and Broadway

Schroder John F., groceries and liquors, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Drumm

Schroder John H., groceries and liquors, 330 Vallejo

Schroder L. M., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgonierj'

Schroder Martin, waiter A. Pope, dwl 228 Brannan

Schroder & Albrecht (//fncj/ Schroder and Aw/iist Al-
brecht), manufacturing confectioners, 226 Battery

Schroder & Green (Charles A. Schroder and S. L. Green),
liquor saloon, 330 Bush

Schroeber Julius, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl Sacramento
Hotel

Schroeder A., contractor and builder, office 516 Kearny,
res Alameda

Schroeder Anthony, cooper, dwl 11 Maria

SCHKOEDKR R\inTWE.W^ (William J. H. and John
II.), groceries and liquors, NE cor Second and Minna

Schroeder C. F., watchmaker, dwl 909 Kearny

Schroeder Charles (Fxigel <fc S.), dwl 417 Drumm

Schroeder Charles, carpenter, dwl 1225 Market

Schroeder Charles, tinsmith, dwl 907 Folsom

Schroeder Frederick (Willmer it S.), dwl 909 Kearny

Schroeder Gustave, barkeeper, dwl 606 Minna

Schroeder Henry C. , barkeeper Louis Wilke, dwl 1628
Stockton

Schroeder Hermann, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis
and Webster

Schroeder J. J., wood and coal, 526 Fourth

Schroeder John, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl NE cor
Eighth and Brannan

Schroeder John, policeman City Hall, dwl W s Valencia
bet Twenty -fourth and Twenty-fifth

Schroeder John C, expressman, NW cor Front and Clay,
dwl SW cor Turk and Buchanan

Schroeder John H. (Schroeder Bros.), dwl 117 Second

Schroeder John Louis, proprietor Blue Anchor, 7 and 9
Washington, dwl 446^ Guerrero

Schroeder Louis, jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl 250
Stevenson

Schroeder Louis M., liquor saloon, 28 Sacramento

Schroeder M., clerk, dwl 266 Tyler

Schroeder Otto, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson

Schroeder Richard, shipcarpenter, dwl 1428 Dupont

Schroeder W., clerk, dwl 909 Kearny

Schroeder William J. H. (Schroeder Bros.), dwl 117 Sec

Schroeder. See Schroder

Schroepfer William, cook, dwl 814 Montgomery

Schrof William, draftsman Seth Babson, dwl 240 Mont-
gomery room 29

Schroff Charles,''carver Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl W s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth

Schrot Julius, painter, dwl 428 Green

Schroth Charles (Schroth .6 Westerfeld), dwl 1005 Geary

Schroth Julius, painter, dwl 428 Green

SCHROTH A. ITESTERFELD (Charles Scroth and
Louis Westerfeld), German bakery, coffee saloon, and
restaurant, 228 Kearny

Schrueter Henry, boot and shoemaker William Lowbock,
dwl 182 Stevenson

Schubart Elias, insurance agent, office SW cor California
and Front, dwl 742 Washington

Schubert August, groceries and liquors, SW cor Nine-
teenth and Howard

Schubert Charles, clerk Hans Henningsen, dwl 211 Third

Schubert Ernst, woodcarver, dwl 211 Third

Schubert George, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl 431 Pine

Schubert Henry C, cook, dwl 317 Sutter

Schubert John E., life-stock commissioner, dwl 606 Fol-
som W

'AMES Q. STEELE k CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Hd&rny Street.

L. "W. Laird, Mamifacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Hetail, cor. Merchant and Monl ll

SCH

722

SCH

Schubert Paul, cabinetmaker G. UefBnfjer & Co., dwl 211

Third
Schuchardt Cai-1 W., watchmaker, 44 Geary, dwl Grand

Central Hotel
Schuchardt Otto, musician, dwl 624 Lombard
Schuchardt Philip, shoemaker, dwl 423 Bush
Schuchert Philip, bootmaker John R. Hughes, dwl Phila-
delphia House
Schuck Emil (James Laughlin tt- Co.), dwl 114 First
Schiick Henry, hairdresser Jacob Schneider, dwl Prescott

House
Schuck Herman, delivery clerk Post-oflBce, dwl 307 Green
Schuck. See Shuck
Schud Richard, market, 432 Third

Schuenemann-Pott Friedrich Rev., pastor German Inde-
pendent Congregation, and publisher Leaves for Free

Religious Life, dwl 925 Larkin
Schuenemann-Pott Friedrich Jr., bookkeeper Wolters &

Fechheimer, dwl 925 Larkin
Schuenmann Philip, longshoreman, dwl 3 King
Schuerg George, shoemaker, dwl N s Twenty-fourth bet

Columbia and Bryant
Schuessler Adolph, fruit ind vegetables, 28 California

Market, dwl 521 Natoma
Schuessler Edward, waterman, dwl 719 Vallejo
Schuetker F., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Schuetze August, upholsterer, 209 Mason, dwl 831 Sutter
Schuetze John L. E., liquor saloon, 824 Pacific
Schuh Antoine, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl cor Dupont

and Broadway
Schuhl Max, salesman Held Bros. & Co., dwl 313 Stock
Schukowsky Gustave, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer &

Co., dwl 437 Fulton
Schula Martin, cooper Carl Bros., dwl 56 Minna
Scliuld William, expressman, NW cor Com and Front
Schuldt Heniian, groceries and liquors, NW cor Third

and Silver
Schuldt William, teamster E. A. Fargo & Co., dwl 22

Hampshire
Schule Martin, cooper, dwl 56 Minna
Schuler Frederick, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl

1454 Minna
Schuler George, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 1141

Howard
Schuler Gustavus (Seller tt S.) dwl 411 Pacific
Schuler Julius, laborer, dwl 918|^ Folsom, rear
Schulhafer Samuel, bookkeeper, dwl 339 Jessie '

Schuling Henry, saloonkeeper, dwl 29 Ritch
Schulken J. & Co. (Williain Sorcrison), hay, feed, wood,

coal, and groceries, NE cor McAllister and Laguna
Schulken John, clerk William Muhlenbrink, dwl 901

Bush
Schulken Julius (J. Schulken d: Co.), dwl 614 Octavia
Schull Charles, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Schull Valentine, baker, dwl 18 Langton

Schulte , dwl 819 Kearny

Schulte Frederick W., liquor saloon, 207 Davis, dwl 1317

Powell
Schulte Henry, engineer Spreckels & Co., dwl 70 Everett
Schulte John G. W. (Osmer <fc Co.), dwl 358 Brannan
Schulte John H. , cigars and tobacco, 214 Brannan, dwl

358 Brannan
Schulte William F., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl

1317 Powell
Schnltheis Henry, groceries and liquors, 252 First, dwl

264 First
Schultheis Nannie Miss, dressmaker, dwl NE cor Turk

and Fillmore •

Schultheis Thomas H. , laborer Glasgow Iron and Metal

Importing Co., dwl 204 Chestnut
Schultz Arthur, waiter, dwl 868 Folsom
Schultz August, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Schultz August, shipcarpenter, dwl E s Illinois nr Twen-
tieth
Schultz C, commission merchant, dwl 625 Pacific, rear
Schultz Carl, photographic artist Bradl^ & Rulofson, dwl

010 Pine
Schultz Carl, bookkeeper F. Korbel & Brothers, dwl 43

South Park
Schultz Charles, dwl 260 Powell
Schultz Charles, conductor orchestra California Theater,

dwl 339 Kearny
Schultz Charles, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Schultz Charles, tanner Albert B. Patrick, dwl SW cor

Ninteenth and Folsom
Schultz Edward, miner and mill owner, dwl 810 Bush
Schultz Emile, tailor, dwl 731 Union j,
Schultz Felix, driver Fletcher & DavfBwl 933 Bush

Schultz Frederick, cook Morton House, dwl 12 Anthony
Schultz Frederick J., supt Pac. Distilling and Refining

Co., dwl 2426 Filbert
Schultz Friederich, coppersmith, dwl 127 Jackson
Schultz Fritz, dwl 4 St. Mary
Schultz Fritz, porter Leon Pieper, dwl 807 Kearny
Schultz George (Schultz tfc Von Bargen), dwl SE cor Sut-
ter and Gough
Schultz George M., porter S. B. Wattson & Co., dwl Es

Vermont bet. Humboldt and Nevada
Schultz George T. , baker, dwl E s Alabama nr Twenty-
second
Schultz Henry, foreman Albany Brewery, dwl 70 Everett
Schultz Henry, seaman schr Emily Lunt, Bulkhead bet

Washington and Jackson
Schultz Hermann, bookkeeper Odd Fellows' Savings Bank,

dwl 900 McAllister
Schultz John, driver, dwl 109 Minna, rear
Schultz John, shoemaker, dwl 73 Minna
Schultz Joseph, clerk Racine House, 1023 Kearny
Schultz Louis (Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.), dwl

2005 Polk
Schultz Louis, longshoreman, dwl 34 Natoma
Schultz Martin, teacher music, dwl 129 Turk
Schultz Mary A. (widow), dwl 8 Garden
Schultz Michael, porter, dwl E s Vermont nr Humboldt
Schultz Phillip, hairdresser Wiebe & Strehl, dwl 5 Anna
Schultz Theodore, laborer Pac. Distilling and Refining

Co. , dwl N s Moulton bet Fillmore and Steiner
Schultz Theodore, wood and coal, 422 Valencia, dwl W 8

Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Schultz Waldemar, salesman M. Ullmann & Co., dwl 812

Twentieth
Schultz William (Schultz cfc Kock), dwl 12 St_ Charles PI
Schultz William, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dw) 71

Natoma
Schultz William, tailor, dwl 731 Union
Schultz William A., carpenter, dwl 907 Folsom
Schultz William A., salesman Schultz & Von Bargen, dwl

218 Leavenworth
Schultz & Kock (William Schultz and Peter Kock), liquor

saloon, SW cor Broadwav and Davis
SCHULTZ «& VOW BAKGKW (George Schultz and

Henry Von Bargen), wholesale wines and liquors,

SE cor Front andi California
Schultz. See Schulz, and Schulze
Schultzberg Charles G., tailor, dwl 7 Carlos PI
Schultzberg Peter E., tailor, 311 Pine room 22, dwl 7 Car-
los PI
Schultze Charles, policeman City Hall, dwl 12 Sac
Schultze C. W. , bookkeeper Bank British Columbia, dwl

924 Jackson
Schultze E. H., dentist, ofl5ce and dwl 205 Third
Schultze Henry, tailor J. L. Brooks, dwl 731 Union
Schultze Julia (widow), boarding and lodging, 227 Fif-
teenth <
Schultze Louis, liquor saloon, SW cor Sansom and Lomb
Schultze Peter, seaman, dwl Steuart St. House
Schultze Richard, liquor saloon, SE cor Merchant and

Kearny, dwl 520 Folsom
Schulz August, porter N. Van Bergen & Co., dwl 420

Fulton
Schulz Carl, cook Heinz's Hotel
Schulz Charles, carpenter, dwl 907 Folsom
Schulz Emil, wagonmaker, dwl 350 Jessie
Schulz Henry, carpenter, dwl 909 Kearny
Schulz Max, dwl 515 Bush
Schulz Peter, peddler, dwl 619 Pacific
Schulz William (Schulz ifc Fischer), dwl 547 Mission
Schulz William (Schulz cO Voti Emden), dwl 132 Clara
Schulz & Fischer (William Schulz and Emil A. Fischer),

manufacturers silver ware, factory 10 Stevenson,

salesroom 513 Market
Schulz & Von Emden (William Schulz and John Vom

Emden), wagonmakers, NW cor Fifth and Clara |
Schulze Adolph, waiter Henry Hocsch, dwl 1008 Powell
Schulze Fred, barkeeper, dwl 619 Pacific
Schulze George, barkeeper, dwl 619 Pacific
Schulze Henry A., draftsman S. C. Bugbee & Son, reS

Oakland
Schumacher A., leather and findings, 417 Battery, cor

Merchant, dwl 1112 Clay
SCHUMACHER .4IJCIIST, groceries and liquors.

Homestead grocery, SW cor Nineteenth and Mission
Schumacher C. (widow), dwl 1112 Clay
Schumacher Claus H., porter Rodgers, Meyer & Co., dwl

1404 Hyde
Schumacher Diedrich (Schximacher <t Bro.), dwl cor

Fourth Av and M, South S. F.

BEAMISH'S-'Importer Purnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Marktf

?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Schumacher Diedrich, cook United States Restaurant,

dwi 26S Tehama
Schiiinacher Elise, dressmaker, dwl 631 Sutter
Schumacher Frederick, fxvrkecper Robert W. Pengally,

NK cor Second and Folsom
Schumacher Friedorich, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts,

dwl 10 Dupoiit
SCIIIIIArilKR FKEI>KRIC'K, wines and liquors,

41 Steuart, dwl 5:? Minna
Schumacher Henrv (Schtimacher it Brot), dwl cor Fourth

Av and M, Soiith S. F.
Schuinacher John, laborer, dwl 122G Sacramento
Schumacher John, la)>orer Spreckels & Co.
SCHI'.IIACIIER J01l.>', proprietor Park Hotel, 22

Turk
Schumacher Josepli, stovemolder, dwl 1220 Sacramento
Schumacher Lewis, bookkeeper Mausshardt & Hoelscher,

dwl 10} Farren Av
Schuniadicr Louis, correspondent I. Gutte, 223 Battery
Schmnacher Paul, dwl Lincoln House
Schumacher Reinhard, musician, dwl 1106 Taylor
Schumacher Richard J., clerk I. D. Barnard, dwl 770

Bryant
Schumacher & Brother {Henri/ and Diedrich Schu-
macher), hog-ranch, cor Fourth Av and M, South S. F.
Schumacher. See Schomaker and Shoemaker
Schumaker Adoli)h, clerk William Tamm, dwl 149 Post
Schumann Adolph E., wagomnaker, dwl 1723 Sutter
Schumann Charles, gardener Woodward's Gardens, dwl 6

Ridley
Schumann Emil G., carriagemaker Plath & Kitzmuller,

dwl 1723 Sutter
Schumann Frederick, carpenter Cal. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 315 Stockton
Schumann Louis, meerschaum pipe manuf, 341 Keamj',

dwl 809 Mason
Schumann Peter, coachman H. J. Booth, dwl 501 Har
Schumann Samuel, driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn,

dwl 13 Broadway
Schumann Wilhelm, upholsterer, dwl 10 Stockton PI
Schumann William, groceries and liquors, 1035 Folsom
Schumann. See Shuman

Schumm George, compositor Abend Post, dwl 025 Wash
Schunhoff B. H., salesman Max Morgenthau, dwl 1205

Valencia
Schunhoff Julius, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 275

Stevenson
Schuppert Adam, tinsmith August C. Pape, dwl 1100

Stockton
Schuppert August, upholsterer Schlueter & Volberg, dwl

NE cor Jackson and Stockton
Schuppert Carrie Miss (Shephard cO Co.), dwl 1100 Stock
Schuppert Charles T., liqu ir saloon, SE cor California and

Kearny, dwl 125 Virginia
Schurch C, oiler stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
Schure Henry, dairyinan Patrick Kelly, dwl W s San

Bruno Road nr University Mound College
Schurer August, baker Hemme & Renter, dwl 29 Keamj'
Schurtz Alfred, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Schussler Adolph (Hippinan it S.), dwl 521 Natoma
Schussler Christian {Sch^ussler if- Co.). dwl 516 Vallejo
Schussler Ernest, streetsprinkler, dwl 719 Vallejo
SClirSSLER HERII.W, hydraulic and civil engineer,

and chief engineer Spring Valley Water W. Co.,

office 516 California, dwl 227 Ellis
Schussler John {Schwsler it I'lmer), dwl 330 Tyler
Schussler Louis C, market, 1343 Dupont
Schussler Michael, dwl 330 Tyler
Schussler & Llmer (./ohyi Scku-nsler and Elick Ulmer),

teamsters, 6 Battery
Schuster Bros. (Joseph and John), stoves and tinware,

306 Sutter
Schuster Francis, expressman, dwl S s Twenty-sixth opp

Hampshire
Schuster Frederick, brewery, E s Valencia bet Fifteenth

and Sixteenth
Schuster Henry, baker Adam Winkle, dwl 49 Vallejo
Schuster John S. {Schvxter Bros.), dwl 306 Sutter
Schuster Joseph S. (Schuxter d. Bros.), dwl 7 William
Schuster William, baker, dwl 40 Minna, rear
Schutler Charles, tinsmith, dwl 28 Hinckley
Schutt Henrj', drayman Tillmann & Bendel, dwl SW cor

Sixth and Harrison
Schutt Henry, mariner, dwl 40 Jackson
Schutt John H., chop house, 136 First
Schutt William, grocer, dwl Sacramento Hotel
Schutte Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Battery

and Green
Schutte John, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush

Schutte John H. (Rhode <t Schutte), dwl 536 Pine

Schuttger P. H., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colinia

Schutz Carl, watchman Baldwin's Hotel, dwl 810 Six-
teenth

Schutz Henry, teamster F. & J. N. Stand, dwl 317 Bush

Schutz Jacob, calicoprinter, dwl 409 Dupont

Schutz Jacob, collector Kaindler & Co., dwl 813 Pacific
'Schutz Julius, bookkeeper Haas Brothers, dwl 923 Wash-
ington

Schutz Waldemar R., clerk, dwl 812 Twentieth

Schutzenbloom Max, salesman A. Mann, dwl 863 Folsom

SchUllr Edward J., restaurant, cor Montgomery Av and
Kearny, dwl 625 Pacific

Schuyler D. , dwl Commercial Hotel

Schuyler F. , laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.

Schuyler Frank, dwl 124 Bernard

Schuyler Samuel F., cook Goodall, Nelson & Perkins S. S.
Co.

Schuyler Thomas J., with Grover & Baker Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwl 421 Bryant

Schwab - — -, woodturner S. S. Culverwell, 24 California

Schwab Francis, tinsmith George White, dwl 309} Clem

Schwab Frederick, market, dwl NW cor Twenty-second
and Folsom

Schwab Joseph (Af orris, Schwab it Co.), dwl 659 Harrison

Schwab Marcus, driver Wanncnmacher & Kronnenberg,
dwl NE cor Franklin and McAllister

Schwab Moses, bootmaker, 41 Jackson

Schwab Nicolaus, cabinetmaker P. Liesenfeld, dwl 309}
Clementina

Schwabacher Abraham (Schwahacher Bros.), dwl 605
Eddy

Schwabacher Bros. (Louis and Abraham), general mer-
chants, 405 and 407 Sansom

Schwabacher Louis (Schwabacher Bros.), dwl 605 Eddy

Schwabs Henry, lumberman C. A. Hooper &, Co.

Schwabs Lewis, carpenter, dwl 715 Broadway

Schwalbe Joseph' (Goldberg & S.), dwl Tehama bet Fifth
and Sixth

Schwamm Mathaus, sausage manufacturerer, 5 Dujx)nt

Schwan Frank, harnessmaker, dwl 131} Shipley

Schwanger Joseph, tailor, dwl National Hotel

Schwangw\irz K., variety stand, SE cor Montgomery and
Washington, dwl 57 Jessie

Schwann Augusta Miss, teacher German South Cosmo-
politan Primary School, dwl SW cor Cal and Larkin

Schwap Vinsens J., wheehvTight John Olquist, dwl Ns
Filbert bet Fillmore and Buchanan

Schwarb Michael, vamisher Kragen & Co., re8 Oakland

Schwarke William, fireman Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 1001
Battery

Schwarj) Michael, cabinetmaker, dwl 1322 Kearny

Schwarting Henry, cook Philadelphia House, dwl 936
Folsom

Schwartz Adolph, hairdresser Julius Streib & Brother,
dwl 323 Jessie

Schwartz Andrew, stableman Frederick O. Wegener, E s
Columbia nr Folsom

Schwartz Annie (widow), dwl 411 Jones

Schwartz August, tanner Anton Krieg, dwl E s San Bruno
Road nr 'Twenty-eighth

Schwartz Blaize, carpenter, dwl 726 Brannan

Schwartz Boniface, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 725
Brannan

Schwartz Charles, carpenter, dwl 3 Vincent

Schwartz Charles (Charles Schwartz it Co.), dwl 519
Jones

Schwartz Charles & Co. (Charles Schicartz and L.D.Rad-
geskxi) importers and dealers cigars, tobacco, and
cigarittes, 123 California

Schwartz Claus (Schwartz & Husing, and Schwartz 6c
Co.), dwl E 8 Mission nr Eighteenth

Schwartz Cobin, second-hand clothing, 30 Main

Schwartz Conrad, dairj-, 114 Ninth

Schwartz Diedrich, groceries and liquors, SW cor Valen-
cia and Twenty-fourth, dwl N s Twenty-fourth nr
Valencia

Schwartz Eugene, cabinetmaker Jacob Wirling, dwl W s
York bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

Schwartz Ferdinand, painter, dwl 332 Sixth

Schwartz George, cigars and tobacco, 132 Sutter, and Bay
District Race Track, dwl 215 Powell

Schwartz H., stonecutter, dwl 3 King

Schwartz H. Rev., rabbi Congregation Shaarey Tzedek,
dwl 717 Vallejo

Schwartz Hattie Mrs. , dressmaker, 519 Jones

Schwartz Henry, dwl 728 Folsom

Schwartz Henry, cigars and tobacco. Palace Hotel, and
329 Montgomerj', dwl 824 Ellis

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery,!;:

Schwartz Henry, laborer S. F. Chemical Works, dwl W 8
Guerrero nr Fourteenth

Schwartz John, clerk Diedrich Schwartz, dwl SW cor Va-
lencia and Twenty-fourth

Schwartz John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl 735
Brannan

Schwartz John, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson

Schwartz Joseph, mariner, dwl 418 Driiram

Schwartz Joseph, miner, dwl 411 Jones

Schwartz Lazarus, dry goods, 748 Market, dwl 536 Ellis

Schwartz Leonard, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl 12 Natoma,
rear

Schwartz Louis, cigars and tobacco, 133 Montgomery, dwl
215 Powell

Schwartz Mary, domestic Charlotte Schaefer, 1220 Stock-
ton

Schwartz Michael, brewer, dwl Heinz's Hotel

Schwartz Mitchell (Pciser tt S.), dwl 220 Tehama

Schwartz Nicholas, teamster, dwl 422 Post

Schwartz Nicholas Jr., molder Eureka Foundry, res
Brooklyn

Schwartz Philip, dwl 824 Ellis

Schwartz Robert, dwl 242 Jessie

Schwartz Robert, apprentice Holland & Ruppel

Schwartz S. F. , clerk T. R. Moseley, dwl 321 Wash

Schwartz William, manufacturer cigars and tobacco, 51
Sacramento

Schwartz William, shipjoiner, dwl 1729 Market

Schwartz William B., engi-aver Dewey & Co., res Oakland

SCHWARTZ «K VO. {Clans Schioai-tz, Bathye Hmitvj,
and Albert Meyer), proptrs Ensign Saloon, 1 Market

Schwartz & Husing (CTaw-s Schxcartz and R. IIuswj),
groceries and liquors, SE cor Mission and Eighteenth

Schwartzer Thomas, seaman schr Josephine, Washington
St. WTiarf

Schwarz C, musician, dwl 1149 Ninth

Schwarz Joseph, liquor saloon, NE cor Powell and Chest-
nut, dwl 434 Chestnut

Schwarz Samuel, second-hand clothing, 713 Pacific

Schwarze Rosalie M. (widow), dwl 1914 Buchanan

Schwarzmann Gustavus, teacher music, dwl 531 Post

Schwarzmann Gustave Jr., clerk Mercantile Library, dwl
531 Post

Schwarzmann Max, clerk John W. Rule, dwl 531 Post

Schwarzschild Edward, bookkeeper Feigenbaum & Co.,
dwl mi Bush

Schwarzschild F., broker, 302 Mont room 30, dwl 634 Miss

Schwarzschild Louis (Feigenbaum it Co.), dwl 502 Bush

Schwebel William, machinist Casebolt & Son, dwl 957
Market

Schwebes Louis, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills

Schweer John, engineer, dwl Heinz's Hotel

Schweers Henrich, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific

Schwegerle John (John Sehwegerle X- Co.), dwl 544 Fourth

Schwegerle John & Co. (Edward Young), produce deal-
ers, 549 Fourth

Sohweigman Julius, salesman Ernest Essmann, res Ala-
meda

Schweinle Louis, tailor, 36 Eddy

Schweitzer Abraham, hairdresser, 324 Sixteenth

Schweitzer Bernard (Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.), dwl 1119
Post

Schweitzer Franz, cellarmaster United Anaheim Wine-
growers' Association, dwl 827 Greenwich

Schweitzer Frederick, tanner Jacob Beisel & Co., dwl cor
Mississippi and Santa Clara

Schweitzer J. & Co. (Leon Bhiin and Isaac Levy), whole-
sale butchers, 10-20 Clay St. Market

Schweitzer Jacob (J. Schiaaitzer & Co.), dwl 1117 Post

Schweitzer Jacob, bootblack, dwl 421 Dupont

Schweitzer Jacob, special policeman, dwl cor Hyde and
Turk

Schweitzer Jacob, tailor, 320 Sixteenth

Schweitzer John, driver {Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 236
Second

Schweitzer John, laborer Eureka Brewery, dwl 235 First

Schweitzer Joseph (Schweitzer ic Brother), dwl 1610
Stockton

Schweitzer Mark, butcher Jacob Harris, dwl Ws Natoma
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth

Schweitzer Morris, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl
711 O'Farrell

SCHWEITZER, SACHS Jt CO. (Bernard Schiveitzer,
Lippmann Sachs, Samuel Sachu, and Louis Sticfcl),
importers and jobbers fancy goods, 25 and 27 Bat

Schweitzer Sebastian (Schweitzer Jc Brother), dwl 1610
Stockton

Schweitzer William, driver Schweitzer & Brother, dwl 233
First

Schweitzer & Brother (Joseph and Sebastian), pro-
prietors Eureka Brewery, 235 First
Schweitzer. See Sweitzer
Schwendell Joseph, musician, dwl 520 Union
Schwender Cliristian, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 523 Vallejo
Schwenn Carl, barkeeper Wendelm Mayer, dwl 5 Ewer PI
Schwentmann Charles, laborer Chicago Brewery, dwl

1423 Pine
Schwerdt August, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl cor Folsom

and Nineteenth ;

Schwerdt Henrj', tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl cor F6l8oni:

and Nineteenth
Schwerdt Jacob (Indianapolis Chair Manuf actwingr,

Co.), dwl 114 Turk, rear .i

Schwerdt Philip, shoemaker, dwl 921J^ Market j

Schwerer John P., molder City Iron Works, dwl 1 Gold-
man PI
Schwerin August, dwl 32 Sixth
Schwerin Charles, laborer, dwl 2109 Mason
Schwerin Edward, cigar manufacturer, dwl N s Twenty-
fourth nr Treat Av
Schwerin Henry, milkranch, Visitacion Valley nr San

Bruno Road.
Schwerin Henrj' W., dairyman Henry Schwerin, dwl Visi-
tacion Valley nr San Bruno Road
Schwerin Theodore, student, dwl Visitacion Valley nr San

Bruno Road
Schwerin William, clerk George B. Knowles & Co., dwl 32

Sixth
Schwerz Henry, waiter, dwl bh Willow
Schwerz Ignaz, shoemaker Cliarles Lester, 12 Steuart
Sch\viering Emil (Sehioiering <t Westall), 704 Mission
Sch\viering & Westall (Emil Schwiaring and Joseph

Westall), feather dealers, 704 Mission
Schwiers Fred, shipping clerk Tillmann & Bendel, dwl

SW cor Townsend and Crook
Schwind H. W. , masquerade costuraer, 34 Geary
Schwindt Henry, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co.,

dwl 710 Taylor
SchwirJflger Herman, seaman schr Granger, Bulkhead

bet Washington and Jackson
Schwob Adolphe, bookkeeper Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl

2217 Mason
Schworer Mary Mrs., clairvoj-^ant and physician, 1119

Mission
Sehworm Michael, hairdresser, .1100^ Stockton
Sciaccaluga Nina (widow), dwl 404 Green
Sciallero Therese Mme., manufacturer artificial flowers,

dwl 1009 Washington
Sciaroni Carlo (Sciaroni Jc Co.), dwl 6 St. Charles PI
Sciaroni Guiseppe, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Sciaroni & Co. (Carlo Sciaroni and Acquilino Grising-

her), liquor saloon, 310^ Montgojnery Av
Scipio Edward (Grancourt it S.), dwl NE cor Powell and

Green ''

Scipion Edward, confectioner, dwl 636 Union
Sciutte Adelida Mrs., dressmaker and teacher of fancy

needlework, 1117 Folsom
Scobbe James, stonemason, dwl 745 Tehama
Scofield Charles, laborer, dwl 33 Ritch
SCOFIELD DEDIETKIUS <i., stockbroker, office 315

California room 6, dwl 930 Market
Scofield Richard, steward, dwl 1107 Clay
Scofield. See Schofield

SCOLLAY WILIilAM A., liquor saloon, 1522 Stock
SCOl,L.\Y'S HAIiL, William A. Scollay proprietor, 1524

Stockton
Scolley John, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 264 Stevenson
Scolley. See ScuUay
Scooffy P. M. (widow), dwl 610 Taylor
Scorpion Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), George R.

Spinney secretary, office 320 California
Scorz Charles, carpenter Wade's Opera House
Scotana Lorenza, vegetable dealer, dwl 1107 Kearny
Scotchler & Gibbs (John J. Scotchler and Charles E.

Gibbs). commission merchants, 318 Front
Scotchler John J. (Scotchler <t Gibbs), res Oakland
Scotland John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Scott A. B. , dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Scott Abel F. (5. Foster <t Co.), dwl SW cor Fifth and

Minna
Scott Abraham, waiter Palace Hotel
Scott A. C. (widow), liquor saloon, SW cor Kearny and

Sacramento
Scott Albert W. (Scott it nail), dwl 19 Rincon PI
Scott Andrew, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 6 Tyler
Scott Anna (widow), furnished rooms, 759 Clay
Scott Arthur W., student, dwl 1020 Clay

M
W

HYGIENIC BOARDING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 Ca

: VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Scott Arthur M., salesman Calahan Curtin, dwl 530 Minna
Icott C. G. Mrs., furnished rooms, dwl 201 Taylor
Scott Charles, dwl 7;i2 Clementina
Scott Charles, dwl Helvetia Hotel
Scott Charles, boatman, La Hue's MTiarf, dwl 37 Sac
Scott Charles, tailor William I). Youiifj, dwl 187 Jessie
Joott Charles, tinsmith Marshal C. Hrjddfes, dwl 510 Pac
Jcott Charles Aug'ustus, compositor The Hebrew, res

Oakland
Scott Charles E., bookkeeper William Willis, dwl 201

Taylor

Jcott Charles J., carpenter, dwl 4 Carlos PI
Jcott D. , first assistant eng-ineer stm Mohongo, Broadway

St.^Vharf

teott Deborah (widow), dwl 533 Union
Jcott Ebenezer, clerk Cal. Powder Works, dwl 521 Post
Scott Edward, extrainan Engine No. 9 S. F. F. D., dwl

W s Steuart nr Mission
icott Edward, stevedore, dwl 315 Fremont
)Cott Edward, wines and liquors, 100 Steuart
jcott Edward G., carpenter Lockhart & Porter, dwl 2534

Howard

Scott Edward J., seaman, dwl 13 Hinckley
iCott Eli, shoemaker Marks & Feder
icott Eliza (widow), dwl 1000 Powell
Scott Ellen M. (widow), dwl 428 Natoma
icott Emerson W. {E. W. Scott J: Co.) dwl 1604 Van Ness
Av
lott Emily (widow), dwl 7 Caroline
ott Emily Mrs., dwl 1020 Clay
icott Ethan A., clerk Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.,

dwl 210 Shotwell
icott E. W. & Co., commission merchants, oflBce 323

Front room 2
icott F. , laborer Patent Brick Co.
icott F. R. {Scott ct Dudley), dwl 504 Washington
cott Frank, carpenter, 2100 Howard
icott Frederic, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl

32.'-) Ellis

icott Frederick, waiter New York Bakery
Icott George, dwl 1149 Market

icott George, cafpenter Wilkie & Gray, dwl 165 Minna
iCOtt George, engineer stm James M. Donahue, Green

St. Wharf, dwl 300 Leavenworth
icott George, foreman George H. Whitney, dwl 317

Bryant
cott George A., bricklayer, dwl 327 Fourth
cott George E., salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl

504 Powell

icott George T. , machinist William Deacon, dwl W s Bu-
chanan bet Fell and Hickorj'
iCott George W., bookkeeper Sisson, Wallace & Co., dwl

613 Mason
■cott Gustav A,, organist and director of music, dwl 428

Eddy
cott (Littie Miss, operator Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl

1114 Market
icott Henry, compositor California Demokrat, dwl 217

Mason
icott Henrj', lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., NE cor

Third and Berry
Icott Henry, restaurant, 146 Second
Icott Henry, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
icott Henry, waiter Union Club, dwl 314J^ Union
teott Henry H. (H. H. Scott <t Co.), dwl 111 Taylor
Icott Henry T. (Prescott, Scott <t Co.), dwl Palace Hotel
kCOTT H. H. <& €0. (Tod Robinson), stockbrokers,

office 307 Montgomery
Icott Hiram H., salesman Hobart, Wood & Co., dwl 411

Powell
Icott Irving M. (Prescott, Scott i- Co.), dwl 507 Harrison
k»tt J., dwl 636 Commercial
k»tt James, dwl 222 Tehama

icott James, clerk W. W. Dodge & Co., dwl 424 Ellis
k:ott James, cook, dwl 1006 Reamy
Icott James, gardener J. S. Enos, W s Chenery bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
icott James, hostler Lot D. Slocum, dwl 921 Sutter
teott James, mariner, dwl 409 Drumm
icott James, salesman BjTne, Landers & BjTne, dwl W s

Buchanan bet Fell and Hicko^^• ,
k»tt James M., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl 325 Fre-
mont
kjott J. C, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 721 Market
Icott John, assaycr, dwl 1020 Clay
icott John, book agent, dwl 917 Polk
tt John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
ler B*'*'""' J01i.\, physician, office and dwl 607 Folsom
tt John A., machinist, dwl 214 First

Scott John G. , physician and surgeon, office 30 Kearny,

dwl 1012 Bush
Scott John J., cariKinter, dwl 1100 Folsom
Scott Joseph P. , seaman, dwl 3 Clay
Scott Joseph W., saddler J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 1320

Hyde
Scott Julius, distiller, 630 Commercial, dwl 15 Park Av
Scott Lawson, farmer, dwl 719 Treat Av
Scott^I., laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
ScotOlargaret (widowl dwl 413 Mason
Scott Margaret (widow), dwl 843 Clay
Scott Marshall E., bookkeeper Leveque & Potter, dwl 114

Oak
Scott Marj' (widow), dwl 1210 Union
Scott M. C, laborer, dwl 511 Howard
Scott Mezaldos, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl 325

Ellis
Scott Minnie (widow), dwl 1200 Mason
Scott N. B., dwl 17 Powell
Scott P., dwl 1010 Market

Scott Paul E., clerk Bank of California, dwl 521 Post
Scott Peter, cook Harrv Scott, dwl 146 Second
Scott R., laborer, dwl 22 Turk

Scott Richard, policeman City Hall, dwl 2511 Mission
Scott Robert, third mate 0. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Scott Robert P., clerk Searles & Bode, dwl 533 Union
Scott Samuel W., dwl W s Main nr Harrison, rear
Scott Shelley, boxmaker S. F. Co-operative Box Factory,

dwl 327 Fourth
Scott Silas, janitor U. S. A. Headquarters, 105 Stockton
Scott S. M., salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co., dwl Ss

Nineteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Scott T., seaman 0. & O. S. S. Belgic
Scott Thomas, dwl 930 Market

Scott Thomas, clerk B. F. Wellington, dwl 923 Union
Scott Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, .dwl SW cor

Shasta and Michigan
Scott Thomas, machinist coiner's department U. S. Mint,

dwl S s M, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Scott Thomas, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 1213

Union
Scott Thomas W., dwl 120J Hayes

Scott Thomas W., cashier S. F. Post-office, dwl 305 Tay-
lor
Scott Timothy (Peck & Co.), dwl 1024 Geaiy
Scott Tremain, miner, dwl 22 Turk
Scott W., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Scott Walter, register Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl

0 Ridley
Scott Walter D., seaman, dwl 210 Van Ness Av
Scott William (G. Morrow <£• Co.), dwl 1509 Taylor
Scott William, clerk, dwl 1810 Market
SCOTT W1LLI.\3I A. Rev. D.D., L.L.D., pastor St.

John's Presbyterian Church, dwl 521 Post
Scott W. A. Jr., teller bank Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 521

Post
Scott William G., machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.,

dwl 359 Brannan
Scott Wilson D. , carpenter, dwl 418 Seventh
Scott & Dudley (F. M. Scott and E. T. Dudley), restaiu--

ant, 509 Washington
Scott & Hall (A. W. Scott ond A. S. Hall), hay, grain,

and feed, office SE cor Steuart and Folsom
Scotti Joseph, laborer, dwl 535 Vallejo
SCOTTl!^H COSKIERtlAL INSURANCE CO.

(Glasgow), fire and marine, James W. Hart and David

B. Blair agents, office 321 California
Scott's Warehouse, Whittier, Fuller & Co., proptrs, NE

cor Sansom and Greenwich •
Scou Christopher, laborer William Spreen, cor First Av

and Kentucky, South S. F.
Scough Nelson, laborer, dwl 513 Howard
Scouler James, photographic-apparatusmaker, 929^ Mar-
ket, dwl 830 Vallejo
Scouler James R., photographer Hector W. Vaughan, dwl

830 Valleio
Scourge George, cook, dwl 551 Mission
Sco vem James G. , proptr Fulton Liverj' Stable, 246 Third,

dwl 806 Howard
Scoville N. C, engineer, dwl 20 Stanford
Scoville Angle C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 09 Minna
Scoville Cheney H., sa^vyer Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 69

Minna
Scoville James A., dwl 69 Minna
fc^coville John Jay, bookkeeper William R. Townsend, dwl

2223 Pacific Av
Scoville Nelson R., second assistant engineer Pacific Mail

S. S. City of San Francisco
Scoville William, miner, dwl 110 Prospect PI

TAMES Q. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchaij

Scow Anton F., engineer West Coast Furniture Co., dwl
507 Mission

Scow Christian, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl
9^ Welsh

Scrafton Thomas, second mate O. & O. S. S. Gaelic

Scranton Charles E., commission merchant, dwl 26 How-
ard Court

Scranton Edwin, solicitor Evening Bulletin, res West
Oakland ^

Scranton N R., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works

Scribner J., dwl 105 Mason

Scribner William M., publisher, dwl 422 O'Farrell

Scrim^eour Allan B., bookkeeper John Daniel & Co., dwl
888 Buchanan

Scrimijeour Robert Rev. , dwl 888 Buchanan

Scripture Henrj- D. (Doyle, Barber <t S.), attorney at
law, office 323 California

Scudder Frank V., commissioner of deeds, (and Scudder
ti- Fuller), dwl SW cor Hyde and Broadway

Scudder H., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.

Scudder Jacob S., night inspector Custom House, dwl 1715
Hyde

Scudder Jesse, bootblack, 202 Second, dwl 502 Broadway

Scudder & Fuller (A mold Fuller and Frank V. Scudder),
commissioners of deeds, 611 Montgomery

Scuers W., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 Howard

Scull Charles, carpenter, dwl 1008J^ Market

ScuUay Peter, groceries and liquors, 1711 Jones, dwl S 8
Union bet Leavenworth and Hyde

Sculley Jeremiah, groceries and liquors, 1313 Sansom

Scullion Bernard J., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
dwl 450 Tehama

Scully Daniel, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 443 Clementina,
rear

Scully Edward J., liquor saloon, cigars and tobacco, NE
cor Pacifit and Stockton, dwl 1213 Powell

Scully John, dwl 17 College PI

Sc\illy John, hostler, dwl 264J Stevenson

Scully John, laborer, dwl E s Columbia nr Twenty-eighth,
Bernal Heights

Scully John, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 59 Everett

Scully Norah Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 844 Washington,
dwl W s Powell bet Jackson and Pacific

Scully Patrick, hostler Thomas Fitzgerald, dwl 1637 How

Scully Patrick, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., dwl NE cor
Sansom and Union

Scully Peter, painter, dwl 365 Minna

Scully Peter, salesman John C. Morrison Jr., dwl N s
Green bet Hyde and Leavenworth

Scully Thomas, seaman, dwl 504 First

Scully Timothy, coachman, dwl 28 O'Farrell, rear

Scupham J. R., assistant engineer Central Pac. R. R.,NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 421 O'Farrell

Se Chan (Chinese), jeweler, 927 Dupont

Sea Henry, carpenter, dwl S3 Everett

Sea William, bricklayer, dwl 83 Everett

Seabold Albert, waiter D. Wolf

Seaborn John T., sawyer Cameron & Hull, dwl 134 Fol-
som, rear

Seaborn Thomas, turner William Henry, dwl N s Broad-
wav bet Franklin and Van Ness Av

SEABOrOH S.A^Ml'EIi, editor Evening Post, dwl 501
Montgomery

Seabrook Henrj-, teamster John Flynn, dwl 1121 Mission

Seabury Alfred M., sawfiler, dwl 959 Folsom

Seabun' Fon*est S., scenic artist California Theater, dwl
1203 Taylor

Seabury W. B., captain Pac. Mail S. S. City of Panama

Seaders John H., bocflts and stationery, SW cor Pacific
and Davis, dwl 1123 Dupont

Seaforth M., laborer A. F. Spear k Co., 218 Dnimm

Seagrave Edward F. (Seagrave ct Graham), dwl 418 Shot-
well

Seagrave Samuel, engineer Michael Heverin, dwl 1 Reed
PI

Seagrave & Graham (Edward F. Seagrave, John Gra-
ham, and James C. Graham), market, SW cor How-
ard and Nineteenth

Seakiseden Peter, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific

Seale Henrj' W. , capitalist, dwl 12 Clementina

Scale Thomas, miner, dwl 1402 Clay

Scales Albert T., cook, dwl 1412 Powell

Scales Daniel, capitalist, dwl 439 Green '

SEAL!' C'lI.lRLES, cooper and oil dealer, 8 Mission,
dwl 737 Howard

Scaly John, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl 88 Ever-
ett

Seaman David, expressman, SW cor Jackson and Dupont,
dwl Caroline PI

Seaman Edward H., bookkeeper G. Onesti & Co., dwl 91i

Stockton
Seaman George M., salesman Preston Woods, dwl 3ll

Jones nr Geary
Seaman Lafayette, real-estate agent, dwl 322 Fifth
Seaman Louis, silverer Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 11

Dora

Seaman Robert, architect, dwl 11 Nevada
Seaman Samuel, carpenter, dwl 114 Minna
Seaman Vernon, mining operator, office 827 Montgomery,

dwl Grand Hotel
Seaman W. Frank, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl

Windsor House
Seaman William H., manager Julius Pelton & Co., res,

Oakland
Seaman. See Seeman

Seamans James M., watchmaker David W. Laird, dwl Fif-
teenth nr Dolores
Sear Josephine Miss, French teacher, dwl 424 Union
SEARBY >VILLIA>I M., apothecarj', 869 Market and

NE cor Folsom and Fifth, dwl 17 Glen Park Av
Searight Beath M. P., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co.,

dwl 804 Filbert -
Searight James Fitzjames, salesman Keane, O'Connor &.

Co., res Oakland
Searight William P., salesman Anderson & Irving, dwl

804 Filbert
Searing Henry, bookkeeper Timothy Ellsworth, 1 Market
Searing L. Miss, strawsewer Pac. Straw Works, dwl 752

Harrison
Searing M. G. Mrs. (widow), dwl 752 Harrison
Searing T. T., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills
Searl Arthur W., milkman, dwl W s Church PI nr Dup
Searl Margaret Mrs., dwl 38 Mary
Searle Alvin C, attorney at law, ofiice 502 Montgomery,

dwl 212 Keaniy
Searle James J., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl N 8

McAllister bet Fillmore and Steiner
Searle John (Searle d- Bode), dwl N s McAllister bet Fill'

more and Steiner
Searle Robert R. , captain Pacific Mail S. -S. Montana
Searle Thomas R., capitalist, dwl 839 McAllister
Searle & Bode (John Searle and George C. Bode), proptrs

Greenwich Dock U. S. Bonded Warehouse, NW cor

Battery and Greenwioh
Searles Frederick, bartender, dwl 143 Third
Searles James W., clerk Locan &. Co., dwl 421 Stockton
Searles Robert (Searles, IVolf tt- Stone, and of Dodge,

RuiiH A: Co., Ferndale, Humboldt Co.), dwl Occl

dental Hotel
Searles William A., solicitor, dwl 6 HoUis
SEAKLES, WOLF •& STO.\E (Bobert Searles, John

W. Wol/, and C. B. Stone), produce commission^

and agents Humboldt S. S. Co., 209 Davis
Sears C. A., machinist, dwl 27 Minna .

Sears Charles L. , photographer I. W. Taber & W)., dwl

17y Washington Av
Sears Clark A., hatmaker Pacific Straw Works, dwl M bet

Twenty-second and Twentj'-third
Sears David S. , carpenter, SE cor Second and Howard,

dwl 108 Eighth
Sears E., clerk, dwl 530 Ellis

Sears Frank, dwl W s Webster bet Chestnut and Lombard
Sears Frank, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Sears Frederick, bellowsmaker California Bellows Manuf.

Co., dwl 45 Everett
Sears Henry, Shipcalkers' Assn, 118 First
Sears J. F., bookkeeper, dwl Brooklj-n Hotel
Sears John F. (B. W. Child d- Co.), dwl 124 Sixth
Sears John F., photogi-apher John H. Peters, dwl 21

Ellis
Sears M. Mrs., dressmaker Catherine L. O'Brien, dwl

Webster bet Lombard and Chestnut
Sears Michael G. (Sears .0 Foley), dwl 412 Vallejo
Sears William H. (Hoyt, S. tfc McKee), attorney at law,

office 63 Merchants' Exchange, dwl NW cor Missioli

and Twenty-second
Sears & Foley (Michael G. Sears and Timothy Foley),

liquor saloon, N. W. cor Davis and Broadway
Searsville Water Co. , office 438 California
Searj- Elizabeth '(widow), dwl 308 Mason
Seary John, machinist, dwl 40i Moss
Seary Thomas, blacksmith Hinckley & Co., dwl 40J Moss
Seary Thomas, laborer, dwl W s San Jos6 Road bet Five

and Six-mile House )

Season B., carpenter, dwl 438^ Jessie
Season O., laborer Frear Stone Co.
Seaton Charies, dwl 106 Post
Seaton Charles H., clerk, dwl 18 Turk

BE AMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing C-o«

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Seaton Daniel M., attorney at law, office 300 CalKoniia

rDoni 19, dwl 614 Oapp
Seatoii George M. {S. A. Stobie <!• Co.), res Oakland
Seaton }Iorace H. (Huntington, Hopkins it Co.), dwl 331

Fremont

ton Thomas, dwl 29 Turk
,ton Joseph H., pliysioian, office 425 Kearny rooms 2

and 3, dwl Russ House
Seaton W. M., dwl ttll Post
lEATTLE COAL AM» TK.iN$iPORTATIO\ CO.,

Josiah Hand seereUirj-, office 1201 Battery, F. Bar-
nard & Co. a^nts, office 213 Jackson
vcr Freeman, dwl NK cor Twenty-fourth and Howard
,vy Anderson, painter, dwl 120 o'FarreU
iVy Ann, wines and liquors, 215 Steuart
,vy Otis, driver Elisha T. Tarbox, What Gheer House
Seawell James M., attorney at law, office and dwl 509

Kearny
Sebastian Henrj-, porter Thomas Connolly, dwl cor Val-

lejo and Uavis
Sebastian Michael, peddler, dwl 823 Vallejo, rear
^ebastiana Antonio, vegetable dealer, dwl 1508 Union
Seberio K. , machinist William T. Liarratt
Sebich Marcus, Austrian Bene v. Sdc, 71 New Mont
Sebreros Fidel, eathercutter Porter, Oppenbeimer & Sles-

8ing:er, dwl lllG Keaniy
Jebring Jacob, millwright Lockhart & Porter, dwl 210

Second

Sebring L. C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 920 Washington
Sebring Thomas, carjienter, dwl 831 Howard
Secchi Caspar, confectioner, 1121 Dupont
ieclitcin Louis, waiter Westerfeld & I'age, dwl 224 Minna
Meckel George, real-estate and mining agent, office Nevada

Block, 309 Montgomer}' rooms 59 and tio
?eckle John, spikemaker I'ac. Rolling Mills
eokmann B. (widow), dw 1 19 Washington Av
$Ei'0\D STREET H018E, Ambrose & Morse pro-
prietors, NE cor Second and Minna •
Secor Arthur, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 529

Fourth

Secor Charles, dwl 1907 Stockton
SecorF., dwl 131 Turk
Secor Josiah, dwl 18 Franklin
Secor M., dwl 23 Taylor
Secor Peter C. , carjienter, dwl 16 Sumner
Secor Sewing Machine Agencv, James L. Hicks agent,

242 Third
Secov Lavina (widow), dwl 430 Shipley, rear
SECRET tiEKVICE DI%ISIO.\ (U. S.), office 5 U. S.

Court Building
Seculovich P. T., sawfiler, 5 Powell
Security Life Insurance Co. (New York), E. W. Woolsey

general agent, office 418 California
SECl'RITY S.iVI.WiS U.4..\K. John Parrott presi-
dent, Jerome Lincoln vice-president and manager,

215 Sansom
Sedam Louise, matron California State Woman's Hos-
pital, SW' cor Twelfth and Howard
Sedel Abraham, boxniaker, dwl 3 Morey AUej^
Sedenburg Herman, dwl 10 St. Charles PI
Sedgley Abner, vice-president R. J. Kohler's Reduction

Works, office 401 California room 11, res Oakland
Sedgley Fred R., plumber William C. Forsj-th, dwl 23

Grand Av,
Sedgley George O. , tanner Sedgley & Davis, dwl NAV cor

York and Santa Clara
Sedglev John, carpenter new U. S. Appraiser's Building,

dwl 23 Grand Av
Sedgley John R., teamster, cor Howard and Main, dwl 13

Hickorv Av
SEDGLEY JO!«EPH (Sedgley ct Davis), dwl NW cor

York and Santa Clara
Sedgley Walter I., clerk Miller & Lux, dwl NW cor York

and Santa Clara
SEDGLEY «t DAVIS {Joseph Sedgley and F. A.

Daiis), wool dealers, E s Mission Creek bet Folsom

and Harrison, office 533 Kearny
Sedgwick Charles W., teamster Charles Kerr, dwl Ninth

Av nr N, South S. F.
Sedgwick Cyrus W., teamster, dwl S s N nr Railroad Av,

South S. F.
Sedgwick George {Heijeg i: S.), dwl Stanly Pl
Sedgis'ick George, hostler Josiah H. Swain, dwl 417 Folsom
Sedgwick James, carpenter Henrj- J. McLerie, dwl 035

California
SEGDWICK JOHX, collector U. S. Internal Revenue,

office U. S. Court Building, dwl 1408 Van Ness Av
Sedinger John, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works
See Lee (Chinese), barber, 619 Jackson

Seeba Charles, candy manuf, 1.507 Stockton

Seeba Henrj-, clerk Frederick Henning, dwl 1323 Stock

Seebeck Earnest E., groceries and liquors, NW cor Scott

and Turk
Seebeck Jdhn, dwl 822 Vallejo

Seegers Harrj-, oysterman George Mayes, dwl 20 Clara
Seegers John (Seegers it Kettles), dwl Continental Hotel
Seegers & Kettles (John Seegers and Jacob Kettles),

oyster saloon, 525 Pacific
Seekamp George, musician Bella Union Theater, dwl 711

Filbert
Seekatz A., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Seelender Peter, tailor, dwl 26 Ritch
Seeley Albert, cigar and fruit stand, N s Market bet Front

and Davis
Seeley Charles, bricklayer, dwl 530 Valencia
Seeley Charles M., physician, dwl 1104 Powell
Seeley Isaac, freight clerk stm Orizaba, Broadway St.

Wharf
Seeley James, laborer, dwl E s Mission and Ocean Beach

Road nr junction
Seeley John, cabinetmaker, dwl 82 Everett
Seeley Thomas, baker, dwl 723^ O'Farrell
Seelig Simon, cigar manuf, 326 Clay, dwl 321 Tyler
Seelig. See Selig

Seeligsohn Max (Seeligsohn <£• Co.), dwl 752 Howard
Seeligsohn Solomon, dwl 752 Howard
Seeligsohn & Co. (Max Seelijjgohn and Abraham Blu-

insnthal), gents' fnmishing goods, 720 Market
Seeligsohn. See Seligsohn

Seeman Wilhelm (See man it Allen), dwl 740 Howard
Seeraan & Allen (IT ti/!c??n SeemaJi and James A. Allen),

fruit and vegetables, 20 Union Market
Seemann John, driver Union Brewery, dwl 315 Clem
Seemann Louis, driver Chicago Hotel
Seemann R. H. , upholsterer, dwl 957 Market
Seemuller George, bricklayer, dwl 516 Pacific
Seering Oliver, clerk, dwl 720 California
Seerj' Thomas, molder, dwl junction County and Mission

and Ocean Beach Roads
Sefrin Frederick (Sefrin <i- Sehober), dwl 114 Ash Av
Sefrin & Sehober (Frederick Sefrin andFredcrick Seho-
ber), proptrs San Francisco Iron Works. 203 Fremont
Seftig G. J., agent Consolidated Tobacco Co., dwl 627

Grove
Sefton Stephen, dwl 75 Tehama
Segale John, laborer, dwl 123 Chestnut
Segbers Joseph H., driver Empire Brewery, dwl 6 Monroe
Segdne Ludwick, shoemaker Einstein Bros., dwl 5 Cedar

Av
Segelcke Adolph D., dwl 29 Second
Segelcke W. F. C, clerk John C. Brockmann, dwl NEcor

Fourth and Freelon
Segelken Christian, laborer Spreekles
Seger Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1607 Taj'lor
Segerholm John, laborer I. Friedlander, dwl SW cor East

and Merchant
Segesser John U., machinist Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 309

Broadway
Segitz Andrew (Ockehnann <t S.), dwl 736 Market
Seglegmeyer Selig, tobacco and cigars, dwl 436 Jessie
Segler George, maltster Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232

Second
Segman George, clerk William Maitland, dwl 17 Vallejo
Segon Jules, compositor Courrier de San Francisco
Segord James, lumber, dwl 40 Clara
Segregated Belcher Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), George

D. Edwards secretary-, office 414 California
Segregated Caledonia G."& S. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),

D. L. Thomas secretan', 423 California room 21
Segregated Gold Hill Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Or-
lando H. Bogart secretary, office 328 Mont room 13
Segregated Rock Island Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Wil-
liam H. Watson secretarj', office 302 Montgomery
Segui James, ptirter Riehn, Hemme & Co., dwl 728 Pacific
Seguine Bornt, real estate, dwl N s Rhode Island nr Six-
teenth
Segur Baltasar, coffee and oyster saloon, 629 Davis, dwl

1626 Dupont
Sehaer John, carriagemaker H. M. Black & Co., dwl 2120

Bush
Sehlam Caesar, tailor Webster & Muns, dwl 788 Harrison
Seib H., professor music, dwl 511 O'Farrell
Seibe N. G., entrj- clerk Custom House, dwl 2015 Powell
Seibel Frederick, butcher, 1 Clay St. Market, dwl 1708

Stockton
Seibel N. G., waiter Columbia Hotel, 741 Market
Seibel Philip, butcher 2 Clay St. Market, dwl 8E cor

O'Farrell and Larkin

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, ITo. 316 Hearny Street.

r. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Mox

SEI

728

SEL

Seibel Philip H., butcher Philip H. Selbel, dwl SE cor

O'Farrell and Larkin
Seibel T., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Francisco
Seiherg- Robert, hostler, dwl Elcho House
Seiberlich Francis F. (Seiberlich d- Co.), dwl 397 Seventh
Seiberlich iK-natius, carpenter, dwl \V s Alemany ur Sev-
enteenth

Seiberlich John, carpenter Terrill & Slaven, 717 Seven-
teenth

Seiberlich & Co. (Francis F. Seiberlich and Arthur
Stein), groceries and liquors, SE cor Jackson and
Drumm

Seibevt Jacob M., check clerk Nevada Bank of San Fran-
cisco, dwl 124 Tyler

Seibert Nicholas, machinist, dwl S s Elizabeth nr Sanchez

Seibt Augustus, fresco paintej, dwl 15 Everett

Seichepiiie E., dwl llj Dikeman PI

Seiche Theodore, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont

Seidel Frederick E., soapmaker, E s San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-ninth, office 37 Commercial

Seidel William, cigars and tobacco, 17^ Fourth

Seidell Ernest R., salesman Radgesky & Co., dwl 639 Post

Seider George, dwl 624 Fourth

Seidl Joseph, confectioner, 754 Market, dwl 716 Howard

Seidorf John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiner>', dwl SW cor
Brannan and Eighth

Seifert Charles (Seifcrt dt Ohnstein), dwl 608 Powell

SEIFEKT «i- OHXSTEISr {Charles Seifert and Oscar
Ohiutein), restaurant, 645 Merchant

Seigel Christian, waiter Berrj' St. House, dwl Ritch nr
Townsend

Seigel Fritz, cook Mechanics' House, dwl NE cor Berry
and Madden

Seigel Fritz, turner G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 332 Townsend

Seiger Louis E., glazier, dwl 230 First

Seigler George, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 67 Clem

Seigner Louis, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson

Seigneur A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 835 Broadway

Seiiaz John, cooper, dwl 416 Francisco

Seller Augustus {Seilcr it Schuler) dwl 411 Pacific

Seller David {Green A- S.), clothing, 639 Market, dwl 202
Ellis

Seller Fredrich, shoemaker, dwl 5 Cushman PI

Seller James, foreman Freeman, Hyman & Co., dwl 415^
Clementina

Seller Maurice, cutter Freeman & Co., dwl 16 J Harriet

Seiler Paul, foreman Electrical Construction and Mainte-
nance Co., dwl 5 Cushman

SEILER & .SCHl'LER {Augxistus Seiler and Gusta-
viis Sclnder), proprietors National Hotel, 411 Pacific

Seimunete John, cook Matteo Cressaglio, dwl 9 Dupont

Seiner F., baker, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway

Seip Henry, cook, dwl 11 Hinckley, rear

Seip William, exijressman, dwl 904 Broadway

Seipel Charles, market, 2302 Mission

Seipil Conrad, liquor saloon, 923 Kearny, dwl 1607 Dup

Seipp Conrad, flourpacker, dwl 636 Pacific

Seipp Henry, clerk, dwl 1308 Powell

Seiser George, peddler, dwl SW cor Mission and Eight-
eenth

Seit Joseph, tailor, 11 Hinckley

Seiters Henry, tailor George B. Davis, dwl 1230 Mission

Seitz Charley, cartman, dwl 11 Morey Alley

Seitz Christian (Seitz <!• Otersen), dwl 515 Ellis

Seitz Gustave, tinsmith August G. Pape, dwl 428 Bdwy

Seitz John, barkeeper, dwl 317j Tehama

SEITZ A OTERSESf (Christopher Seitz and Hennan
Otersen), wholesale and retail wines and liquors, 16
Third

Seiz Albert, janitor Concordia Club, dwl 102 O'Farrell

Seiz Henry, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.

Selan John, shoemaker Charles Lester, 12 Steuart

Selander Isaac, carpenter, dwl 429 Bush

Selander John, tailor, dwl 1624 Dupont

Selbach August (W. D. Litchfield & Co.), dwl 20 Wet-
more PI

Selby George, barkeeper, dwl 409 Pacific

Selby George, carpenter Maguire's Opera House, dwl 1112
Kearny

Selby Joseph B., dwl 2094 Market

SELBY PREVTISS, superintendent Selby Smelting
and Lead Co., dwl 1212 Geary

SELKY S.>IELTL\'Ci A\D LEAD CO., Prentiss Sel-
bv superintendent, office 116 and 118 California

SELKY T1IO.HAS H. A CO., importers metols, 116
and 118 California

Selby Thomas H. Mrs. (widow), dwl 618 Harrison

Selchow Daniel T., salesman Anues &, Dallam, dwl 749
Howard

Selcipi Antone, sawdust dealer, dwl 131 Main
Selden James R., assistant weigher Custom House
Seldner Louis, salesman Kline & Co., dwl 921 Post
Seldner Morris, photographprinter William E. Lovejoy,

dwl 22 Kearny
Selef Francois, seaman sloop Solferino, Washington St.

Wharf
Seleghe Christoph, clerk William Merz, dwl 426 Powell
Seley A. Watson, clerk H. W. Plummer & Co., dwl 411

Ivj' Av
Seley John Whitney, clerk H. W. Plummer & Co., dwl 411

Ivy Av
Seley Slary A. Mrs., dwl 411 Ivy Av
Selferino Andrade, shoemaker, dwl 428 Green
Selfridge Edward A., salesman George C. Johnson & Co.,

dwl 355 Brannan
Selheimer Napoleon B., cabinetmaker, dwl 22 Hampton PI
Selig Abraham, crockery and glass ware, 3 Fourth, dwl 1

Fourth
Selig George H., tailor, dwl 943 Folsom
Selig Isaac, gents' furnishing goods, 218 Kearny, dwl 734

McAllister
Selig L. E., clerk Solomon Kohlman, dwl 912 Howard
Selig M. (Korn <t 5.), dfl 1013 Pierce
SELIG M., importer and manufacturer ladies' hats and

straw goods, 18 Sutter, dwl 305 Turk
Selig M. Mrs., milliner and millinery, 226 Kearny, dwl 305

Turk
Selig M. & Co. (Jacob Schoenfeld), stockraisers, office 331

Kearn}'
Selig Mark, wines and liquors, dwl 1013 Pierce
Selig Moses, wholesale butcher, S s First Av nr Ken-
tuck.y, office 331 Keamj- (and M. Selig <fc Co.), dwl
826 Mission
Selig Samuel A., hairdressing saloon, 903 Market
Selig Seligman, merchant, dwl 305 Turk
Selig. See Seelig

Seligberg Julius,- cigarmaker, dwl 22^ Scott PI
Seligman Frank, dwl 426 Green
Seligman Morris, drug clerk, dwl 304 Third
Seligman Moses, collector, office 432 Montgomery, dwl

508 Leavenworth
Seligman Nathan H., salesman A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl

810 Mission
Seligmann Albert, bookkeeper Hoffman & Co., dwl 834

O'Farrell
Seligsohn Herman, clerk L. Auerbach & Co. dwl 742 Har-
rison
Selk Charles, butcher with Stelling & Siebe, dwl 157 Sec-
ond
Sell Walter E., bookkeeper Ahnnza Haj-ward, dwl 708

Post
Sellairy John, dwl 316 Fourth

Selleck , dwl 52 Second

SeUeck Charles H. , stockbroker, Nevada Block room 63

dwl 2545 Howard
Selleck Edward J., blacksmith, dwl 2524 Howard
Selleck Edwin F., clerk Cutting Packing Co., dwl 802

Jones
Selleck George, clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 2545 How
Selleck John, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Selleck Joseph E., commission merchant, dwl 2545 How
Selleck Silas, mining, office SE cor Montgoruerj' and Pine,

dwl 802 Jones
Seller John, blacksmith Southern Pac. E. R., dwl N s Six-
teenth bet Hampshire and York
Seller Joseph, cabinetmaker, dwl 147 Silver
Sellers Henrj-, rigger, dwl 1 Stanly Court
SELLERS JA})IES C, whitener, 31 Second, dwl [2032

Mission
Sellers John, blacksmith Southern Pac. R. E.
Sellers W. , carpenter, dwl 532 Bryant
Sellhom Charles, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific
Sellhorn John, porter Wilhelmi Bros. , dwl Siegfried's Hotel
Sellicane Guiseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market
Selling William, carpenter, dwl 1203 Polk
Sellinger Frank, liquor saloon, dwl 615 Pacific
Sellinger Jacob, baker, dwl 275 Stevenson
Sellinger LawTence, dwl 302 Green
Sellinger Raymond, barkeeper Frank Selling^er, dwl 725

Stevenson
Sellon Latrobe J., head postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail

Service, dwl 105i Fifth
Sellon W. H., foreman Jensen & Lawton, dwl 339 Sutter
Selm C, dwl 636 Commercial
Selm Leon, driver N. Gray & Co., dwl 1520 Powell
Selm Theodore, dwl 821 Mission
Selmer A. L., clerk Thomas Bell, dwl 1120 Powell

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Ca!

i p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Selna Eilward, drayman, cor Clay and Sansom, dwl 1507

Dupont
Scliia J. (widow), dwl S s Twenty-second nr Guerrero
Selt Valentine, seaman, dwl K4',t Tliird
Scltenheim Herman, conductor Central R. R., dvrl 420

Sixth
Scltz Kinile, eabinetmaker, dwl 220 Riteh
Seltzer .). W., physician, dwl 739 Market
Selvey Knink, laborer Southern ["ac. R. R,
Selvin .John, laborer, dwl 7 Lick
i Selvisch T., laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl 1142

Mission
ij Sclvo Laura, dressmaker, dwl 3 Virprinia
Selvo Lucy, dressmaker, dwl 3 Vir^'inia
I Selzer Kdward, drujfs and medicines, 503 Davis
' Semantha IJold and Silver Mining Co. (Ely District, Nev.),
.loscph F. Atwill secretary, 240 Montjromery
Semar Antoiiie, laundr^man S. F. Laundry, N\V cor Turk
and Killmiire

{■ Semar .lohn, lanndryman S. F. Laundry, NW cor Turk
and Fillmore
i Semeria .loscjjh, dry goods, dwl 1405 Stockton
I Semers .Ii>sey)h, lal«)rcr, dwl 4181)njmm
{ Seminari .(oseph, cook, dwl 520 Broadway
I Sender Charles, farmer, dwl W s Union nr Baker

Sender Hertha Mrs., principal Augusta Kindergarten

' School, 534 Turk, dwl 528 Turk, rear

j Semmen Antone, milkman Hasler k Co., dwl Francisco

bet Stciner and Pierce

Semonis Catherine (widow), dwl 1042 Folsom ,

Senior Henrj', bliiidmaker N. W. Cole & Co., dwl Texas

bet Yuba and Colusa
Semple T. Miss, dw;l 1710 Clay
Semth J. V\'. D., Portugese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109

California nxtm 16
Sena Elias J., hairdresser, 112 First
Senate Uarrj', actor, dwl 7 Bagley PI
Senator Consolidated Mining Co. (Mohave Co., Arizona),

E. W. Reynolds secretary, office 419 Cal room 7
Senator Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), J. H. SajTe

secretarj-, office 330 Pine room 36
Senberg George C, clerk J. Bauni & Co., dwl 417 Stock
Send Max, trus-smaker, dwl 302 Fillmore
Senderling John C, agent, dwl 314 Bush
Sengstavke Albert, clerk Brun Cordes, dwl 515 Pine
SengsUicken Herman H., boiler Cal. Su^r Refinery, dwl

929 lirvant
SE\OST4i'KE\ PETER, Round Corner Saloon, SE

cor Fremont and Mission
Sengteller Louis A., assistant U. S. Coast Survey, office

214 Stockton
Senitztew O., dyer Mission Woolen Mills
nk Henry, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger & Son,
dwl 732 Union

.■crAenlich Fiederick, cooper Hogan & Co., dwlN s HarrisoD
bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
ilenne William, stonecutter, dwl 83 Stevenson
,1 ;i Sennechal Paul, driver Prosper May, dwl N s Pacific bet
Dupont and Stockton
tennett John, laborer Front St. Warehouse, dwl 1011

Battery
Senopia Petrie Mrs., dwl N s Vallejo bet Dupont and

Stockton
tenter J. Mrs., dwl 420 Post

leper Biagio, waiter Matteo Cressaglio, dwl 9 Dupont
}epar E. D., miner, dwl 23 Stockton
iepera Vicente, dwl 1610 Mason

iephton Henrj' H., machinist Electrical Construction and
Maintenance Co., dwl 838 Mission
jijjj lephton John, groceries, 629 Howard

lepich Joseph, co ik Frank Domnik, dwl 16 Folsom
leproeder Henry, miner, dwl 1028 Stockton
lepteni E., cooper Kelly & Monaghan, dwl 105 Jackson
lequeira. J. L, Portugese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109 Cal
room 16

uin Isabella (widow), seamstress, dwl 1318 Dupont
*rb Joseph, gardener Miller, Sievers & Co., dwl W g

Mission nr Thirteenth
eregni Fulgenzio, teacher penmanship and drawing, 24

Post

«ren3 Frederick, carpenter, dwl W s Webster bet Ellis
and OTarrell
uj ^rens William A., upholsterer Thomas McAllister, dwl
' Webster bet Alice and OTarrell

erf Henry, Lumbennen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
erighelli "Silvestro, watchmaker, 1136 Dupont, dwl SW

cor Montgomery Av and Vallejo
ermiong John, laborer Francis L. Such, cor Douglass and
Twenty-fourth

Scrovlch Theodore {Militch <{• .9.), dwl 1122 Stockton

Serra John, jeweler Frontier, Bellemere it Co., dwl fil-
bert nr Montgomerj'

Serrano Bernadino, miner, dwl 517 Vallejo

iSerres Louis, coo|X!r, dwl S» Polk Lane

Serricano Francisco, engineer Cal. Italian Paste Co., dwl
1020 Montgomery

Scrrington Samttel C, porter Central Pac. R. R., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend

Serris Jean, baker Messner & Bastian, dwl 402 Pacific

Serritzlew Olaf, dyer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl NE cor
Si.xteenth and Howard

Sesela Lulu Miss, seamstress Mrs. K. Perboner, dwl N s
Union bet Kearny and Dupont

Sesnon William, student at law Henry li. Haight, dwl
325^ Third

Scsser George, butcher Louis C. Schussler, dwl 1343 Dup

Sesser James S., tinsmith, dwl 316 O'Farrell

Sesser Peter, refinery operator U. S. Mint, dwl 20 Elev-
enth

Session Caroline A. Miss, teacher Spring Valley School

Sessions Charles A., agent, dwl 805 Franklin

Sessions George W., bookkeei>er William Willis, dwl Che-
nery bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first

Sessions Kate O. Miss, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, res Brookl3'n

Sessions Milton P., drayman, NW cor California and Bat-
tery, dwl 1219 Folsom

Sessions William W., expressman, NE cor Battery and
Sacramento, dwl 805 Franklin

Seth William H., janitor, 401 California, dwl 1010 Taylor

Settenhaem Benjamin, dwl 12 Morey Alley

Seu Lung (Chinese), groceries, 718 Jackson

Seuttich Frederick, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl W s
Harrison bet Santa Clara and Eighteenth

Sfivas Antonio, barkeeper Stephen Divisich, dwl 623 Davis

Sevening Charles, frescoprinter, dwl 1 August Alley

Sevening Otto, clerk Rudolph G. Gelien, dwl 1 August
Alley nr Green

Sevens Fritz, seaman, dwl 509 Washington

Severance A. J. & Co.,manufs diamond-pointed drills and
drilling machines, office 315 California

Severance Albion A. , cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Fac-
tor>-, dwl 418J Shipley

Severance Andrew, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co.

Severance Asahel J. {Severance <i- Pvet, and A. J. Sever-
ance d- Co.), res Niles, Alameda Co.

Severance Charles P., dwl 120 Olive Av

Severence Henry W. , bartender W. B. Dolan, dwl 143
Third

SEVEKA!«€E HENRY W., commission agent, and
consul a'ld postal agent Hawaii, office 405 Front, dwl
dwl 734 Geary

SEVER.l\t"E JOSI.4H G., attomSj- at law, oflfice 607
Kearny, dwl Commercial Hotel

Severance & Peet (AsahelJ. Severance and E. W. Peet),
importers and breeders Merino sheep, office 315 Cal

Severn Charles, locksmith John G. lis, dwl 909 Kearny

Severio Frank, clerk W. E. Mayhew, dwl 144 Fourth

Severns Thomas J., salesman B. Sbarboro & Bro., dwl 919
Pacific

Severio William, apprentice William T. Garratt, dwl 765
Howard

Sevey Loring J., carpenter, dwl E s Diamond bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth

Sevier Francis, laborer, dwl 26 Sacramento

Sevis Charles, clerk, dwl W s Buchanan bet Ellis and
O'Farrell

Sewall Harry, clerk, dwl 14J Ellis

Sewall H. V. (widow), dwl 14.} Ellis

Seward O. C, carpenter, dwl 7 Gearj"

Sewell Edward, dwl 543 Second

Sewell Henry, carpenter, dwl 438J Jessie

Sewell Josiah, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 6
Cleaveland •

Sewell Thomas, bras^flni8he^ Thomas Day, dwl S s Dun-
can bet Church and Sanchez

Seweloch von Theodore Lewis, sodaman, NW cor Third
and Berry

Sexelv Thomas, butcher M. Selig, dwl N W cor Railroad
and Fifth avs, South S. F.

Sexsmith George, laborer, dwl 219 Folsom

Sexton David, porter M. Heller & Bros., dwl cor Twent.y-
second and Alabama

Sexton Dennis, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 24 Minna

Sexton Frank, drayman, dwl W s Turk bet Pierce and
Steiner

Sexton George E., machinist Grover and Baker Sewing
machine Co. , dwl 532 Jessie

^^AMES (J. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

r. W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.

SEX

730

SHA

Sexton Henry P., shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, dwl 754

Bryant
Sexton Horace C, clerk National Gold Bank and Trust

Co., dwl423 O'Farrell
Sexton James, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building-
Sexton John, laborer, dwl N s Army bet Diamond and

Douglass
Sexton John, marblecutter John Daniel, & Co., dwl 345

Shipley
Sexton John, waiter, 783 Market, dwl 265 Tehama
Sexton^Marshal, clerk, dwl 423 O'Farrell
Sexton'Michael J., laborer, dwl 1140 Mission
Sexton Nellie Miss, with Julius Merzbach, dwl 325 Eddy
Sexton Samuel W., cashier Robert Flenniken, dwl N s

Greenwich bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Sexton Thomas, real estate, dwl 339 Shipley
Sexton William, special agent Fireman's Fund Insurance

Co., office 401 California
Seybold Robert, local policeman, dwl 912 Washington
Seyd Otto, teacher music, dwl 636 Post
SE>'I>EL ERXEST, wines and liquors, 47 Third
Seyden John H. J., dwl 415 Ivy Av
Seyers John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N s Shasta

nr Illinois
Seymour — — - Mme., dressmaker, dwl Arlington House
Seymour Alfred C. (L. Shillaber d- Co.), dwl 538 Folsom
Seymour Elizabeth, bakery and confectionery, 14 Sixth
Sej-mour Frances M. (widow), dwl 30 Stanly PI
Seymour George, waiter Palace Hotel
Seymour John, brassfinisher, dwl 440 Hayes
Seymour L. P. Mrs., dressmaker, 1003 Powell
Seymour Martin, gasfitter, dwl 440 Hayes
Seymour Nellie (widow), dwl 704 Howard
Seymour Patrick, farmer, dwl 440 Hayes
Seymour Samuel, bookkeejier, dwl 19 Silver
Seymour Samuel, collector Nye & Acheson, dwl 613 How-
ard
Seymour Samuel, painter, dwl 112 Polk
Seymour S. H. (S. H. Seymour <fc Co.), dwl Russ House
SEYMOUR S. H. •& CO. {Cornelius Dorris), proptrs

Russ House, W s Montgomery, from Bush to Pine
Seymour W. H., butcher, dwl 10 O'Farrell
Seymour William, tinroofer H. G. Fiske, dwl 14 Sixth
Shaber John A. (John A. Sbaber cO Co.), dwl 707 Market
Shaber John A. & Co. (William R. Shaber), furniture and

bedding, 707 Market
Shaber William R. (John A. Shaber & Co.), dwl 707 Mar-
ket
Shackelton John, molder City Iron Works, dwl 217 Beale
Shackelton William T., molder Columbia Foundrj", dwl

S s Twenty-third bei Harrison and Bryant
Shackford W. G., captain Pacific Mail S. S. Colima, dwl

Grand Hotel
Shackleford Thomae Jefferson (Hunter tt S.), dwl 610

Mason
Shad Charles, capitalist, dwl 11 Kearny
SHADBUKN'E GEORGE D., attorney at law, office
623 Montgomery, dwl NW cor Twenty-fifth and Ellen
Shaddock Thomas", pictures and frames, 119 Sixth
Shade Auguste, bootmaker, dwl 506 Valencia
Shade Cornelius, carpenter, dwl 304 Minna
Shade Frederick A., shipcarpenter, dwl 106i Hickory Av
Shade James H., carpenter, dwl 304 Minna
Shade John, carpenter, dwl 204 Powell
Shade W. D. C, ijatternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,

dwl NW cor Fourth and Miima
Shadey John, employe Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 152 Perry
Shadman Edward, laborer Torrens & Enricht, dwl S s

Mountain Lake nr Presidio Reservation
Shae John, barkeeper Geo. Goldsmith, dwl NW cor Bat-
tery and Pacific
SHAEFFER J. W. iK «'0. (Joseph Goetz), manufac-
turers cigars and importers tobacco, 323 Sacramento
Shaeffer John W. (J. W. Shaeffcr A- Co.), dwl 1512 Leav
Shaen Jacob, gilder Morris, Schwab & Kennedy, dwl 1117

Leavenworth
Shafer Albert H., heater Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s Loui-
siana nr Shasta
Shafer Charles, jiorter, dwl 18 Ellis
Shafer De villa M., machinehand William B. Bradbury,

dwl 1319 Kearny
Shafer Frank J. (Shafer <t- Cook), dwl 1210J Polk
Shafer Henry, blacksmith, dwl 36 Everett.
Shafer Herman, dwl 102 Clara
Shafer Jacob, dwl 515 Stockton
Shafer J. K., office 626 Montgomery room 8
Shafer J. K., attorney at law, dwl 123 First Av
Shafer Mary Miss, domestic Joseph French, dwl 207 Tay-
lor

Shafer & Cook (Frank J. Shafer and E. E. Cook), plumb-
ers and gasfitters, 1210J Polk
Shaff M. E. (widow), dwl 540 Bryant
Shaffer Edward, laundryman, dwl 915 Powell
Shaffer Henry, with John B. French, dwl 917 l^'ler
Shaffer Henry, blacksmith, dwl 38 Everett
Shaffer Laff, engineer Southern Pac. R. R.
Shaffer Vernon G., fireman Southern Pac. R. B.
Shaffer. See Schaefer, Schafer, and Schaffer
Shaffner Hermann C, paperruler D. Hicks & Co., dwl 1817

O'Farrell
Shaffrey F. (widow), dwl 545 Hayes
Shafter Edward, dwl 636 Sacramento
SHAFTER JAMES Mc.n., attorney at law, office 13

Montgomery Block, dwl 951 Chestnut
Shaftner C. H., hairdressing saloon, 1308 Polk
Shaftner Charles, laborer, dwl 637 Broadway
Shaggin William, laborer, dwl 518 Chestimt
Shaen Samuel, messenger S. F. Stoc'k and Exchange

Board, dwl 1117 Leavenworth
Shain Edwin R., builder and contractor, dwl 1915 Polk
Shain Joseph E., collector, dwl 1915 Polk
Shainwald Herman (Merchant's Credit Bureau), dwl 536

Kearny -I

Shainwald Ralph L. (Merchants' Credit Bureau), dwl 536

Kearny
Shakespear Benjamin F., mason, dwl 609 Powell
Shale J. H., finisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl 11

Welsh
Shales Benjamin, driver City R. R.
Slianabrook Isaac L., carria.gepainter, dwl 685 Clem
Shanahan John, hackman. Plaza
Shanahan John, laborer Pac. Mail S. S. Co. 'a Wharf, dwl

551 Folsom
Shanahan La«Tence, parcel clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

dwl 116 Oak
Shanahan Thomas, laborer, dwl 551 Folsom
Shanahan William, laborer Hanson & Adams, dwl 704

Natoma
Shanahan William, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe

Co. , dwl 77^ Colton
Shandley Hugh, carpenter, dwl 1019 Market
Shane Clinton, bookkeeper McKenna & Greany, dwl 415

Brannan
Shane John P. , marblecutter Michael Heverin, dwl 10

Lafayette PI
Shanfeldt Charles W. , capitalist, dwl 433 Second
Shang Tai «& Co. (Chinese), groceries, 1013 Dupont
Shankland James H. (Thompson <fc S.), attorney at law,

office NE cor California and Davis, res Oakland

Shanklin Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 420 Stevenson

Shanklin James W., attorney at law, and land agent

University of California, office 728 Montgomery, res

Oakland
Shanks Hugh, carpenter, dwl N s Fifteenth nr Market
Shanks James, carpenter, dwl N s Fifteentli nr Market
Shanks Samuel, carpenter, dwl N s Fifteenth nr Market
Shanks Thomas, dwl 208 Ellis
Shanks William, machinist Risdon I. and L. W'orks, dwl

NW cor Br\'ant and First
Shanley Charles G., boarding, 20 Commercial
Shanley George W. , boilermaker, dwl 14 Natoma.
Shanley James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
SHANLEY JAMES H., boilermaker, S s Oregon bet

Front and Davis, dwl llSOj Broadwaj-
Shanley Michael, shipjoiner, dwl 418 Folsom
Shanley Patrick, seaman, dw) 117 Drumm
Shannahan Daniel, salesman Adams & Taylor, pier 17

Steuart
Shannahan John, longshoreman, dwl 646 Howard
Shannahan Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwlWs

Michigan lu- Shasta
Shannahan Peter, laborer, dwl 646 Howard
Shannahan Robert, porter Brooklyn Hotel, dwl 8 Jessie
Shannon Annie Miss, dwl 234 Minna
Shannon Charles, boxmaker, dwl 327 Fifth
Shannon Dominick (Ginty tfc S.), dwl 14 Turk
Shannon James, hostler O. A. Hicock, dwl Bay District

Fair Grounds
Shannon James, laborer Pac. Boiling Mills, dwl E s Illi-
nois nr Twentieth
Shannon James, miner, dwl 212 Post
Shannon James, stevedore Oregon S. S. Co., dwl CalifoP

nia Av nr Wolf, Bernal Heights
Shannon Jeremiah, gasfitter, dwl 571 Howard
Shannon John, barkeeper, dwl 172 Minna
Shannon John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Grove and

Octavia
Shannon John, laborer, dwl 521 Eighth

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing &oc

I p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, EstabUshed 1862.

Shannon John, jiorter, dwi 105 Tehama

Shannon Luke, dwl ii' Kearny

Shannon Maria 11. Miss, dwl I'ioi) Howard

Snaiinon Micha«l, bookkeeper Kicliard Tooniey, dwl 311
Pacific

.Shannon Michael, printer Frank Eastman, dwl 8 Jessie nr
Seventh

Shannon Patrick, clerk, dwl 520 Mission

Shannon Patrick, laborer, dwl Twenty-seventh Av nr San
IJruno Road, South S. P.

Shannon Peter, clerk Headquarters Military Division Pac

Shannon Solomon, merchant, dwl 408i Natonia

Shumon Thomas, laborer, dwl :U1 Clementina

SHA^'NOX TII4»nAS It., collector jwrt of San Fran-
cisco, office Custom House third floor, dwl VV s Va-
lencia nr Twenty-fimrth

Shannon Tinjothy, dwl North Pacific Hotel

Shannon William W., ])rinter Frank Eastman, dwl 8 Jes-
sie nr Seventh

Shanzer Joseph, butcher Frederick Katz, dwl Overland
House

Shap John, seaman sloop Mysterj', Washington St. Wharf

Sha)>cr David, machinist, dwl (iS Silver

Shapcrer N'athan, bootmaker, 108 Jackson

Shapero Aaron Rev. , teacher Hebrew, dwl 772J Folsom

Shapter Nellie Miss, actress Bella Union Theater

Shardlow William, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First

Share Ann (widow), dwl 7 Hunt

Share John, cook Palace Hotel, dwl 644 Minna

Sharkey Catherine Mrs., lodgings, 22!) First

Sharkey Edward {Sharkey <t Baker), dwl 11 Fifth Av

Sharkey Frederick E., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl
1507 Clay *

Sharkey James, laborer California Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 615
Miima

Sharkey James M., jihysician, office and dwl 634 Wash

Sharkey John, dwl 01.5 Minna

Sharkey John, baker, dwl 229 First

Sharkey John, expressman, dwl 23 Vallejo

Sharkey Patrick, longshoreman, dwl W s J^\ta, PI nr San

Sharkey Thomas, clerk Ralston & Cottrell, 904 Kearny

Sharkey William, stevedore, dwl W s Guerrero nr Twen-
ty-seventh

Sharkey William, teamster, dwl 429 Stevenson

Sharkey & Baker (Edward Sharkey and Baker),

drayman, N\V cor Folsom & Spear

Sharon Michael, longshoreman, d\v. 304 Main

Sharon Patrick, laborer, dwl 303 Davis

SH.4RO.\' WILLIA.1I, capitalist, office 305 Sansom,
dwl Palace Hotel

Sharp , helper Betts Spring Co. ■

Sharp .•Vbraham, jwliceman City Hall, dwl 809 Vallejo

Sharp Alexander, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 43 Sec

Sharp Ann (widow), dw'l 414 Union

Sharp Benjamin, moldgr, dwl 745 Market

Sharp George, carpet dealer, dwl 605 Pine

Sharp George F. (George F. and WiLUam H. Sharp), AviX
Lick House

8HAKP CiEOR4iE F. & TI'ILLIAH H., attorneys
at law, office 409 California

Sharp George S., clerk, dwl 414 Union

Sharp Hattie Mrs., confectionery, 312 Hayes

Sharp James, clerk George D. Hodges, 46 Stewart

Sharp James V., engineer John Spaulding d, Co., dwl 617
Natoma

Sharp John, clerk, dwl 316 Prospect PI

Sharp LawTence, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific

Sharp Louis H, , attorney at law, office 215 Sansom room
6, dwl 129 Turk

Sharp M. , dwl 44 Third

Sharp Morris (Shaw A: S.), dwl 331 Geary

Sharp Scott, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 606 Folsom

SH.\KP SOIOMOX A., attorney at law, office Nevada
Block, 309 Montgomery room 13, dwl 1226 Clay

Sharp Thomas, engineer, dwl 105 O'Farrell

Sharp William, laborer, dwl 134 Fourth

Sharp William, molder, dwl E s Folsom nr Serpentine Av

Sharp William Jr., dwl 4l4 Union

Sharp William H. (George F. and William H. Sharp),
attorney at law, office 409 California, dwl 16 Oak

Sharp William J., clerk John H. Seaders, dwl 414 Union

Sharp William T., tuner William G. Badger, dwl 312
Hayes

Sharpan Peter, laborer, dwl 1110 Bryant

Sliarpe Frank B., deputy -survey or Port of S. F., dwl 940
Howard ^

Sharpe Valentine, dwl 14 Essex

Sharpe Valentine Mrs., teacher music, dwl 14 Essex

SharpneU John, waiter Koster & Co., dwl 305 Fourth

Sharpstein John R., attorney at law, office 502 Montgom-
ery, dwl 148 Sixth

Sharpstein J. P., clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 148 Sixth

Sharring Henry, cigars, dwl 22 Clay

Shareno Alexander, seaman schr Emily Lunt, bulkhead
bet Wa.shington and Jackson

Shasser Jacob, confectioner William Weston, dwl White
House Hotel ,

Shasta Bullion Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Shasta Co.,
Cal.), office llli Leidesdorflt

Shateau Christopher, whitewasher, dwl 15 Stockton, rear

Shateau Marion Mrs., dwl 15 Stockton, rear

Shath Anthony, dwl W s Mission bet Potter and Thir-
teenth

Shath ilary (widow), dwl 1902 Mission

Shattuck Ada Miss, actress California Theater, dwl 55
Everett

Shattuck Charles C. (D. Hayes <fc Co.), dwl 314 First

Shattuck David D. (Wooster, Shattuck X- Co.), dwl 814
Powell

Shattuck Edmund J. (Shattuck ti; Fletcher), res Boston

Shattuck Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 28 First

Shattuck Jacob, doorkeeper Maguire's Opera House, dwl
55 Everett

Shattuck Marshall R., clerk George F. Lamson, dwl 1415
Stockton

Shattuck O., propertyman Bella Union Tlieater

Shattuck Orville J., clerk Keegan & Sickler, dwl 60 Na-
toma

Shattuck & Fletcher (E. J. Shattiwk and TI. P. Fletch-
er), manufacturers printing inks and rollers, 513
Conmiercial

Shaug Emily (widow), nurse, dwl 200 Stockton

Shaughnessy Dennis, stableman Roe Allen, dwl 853 Miss

Shaughnessy James, laborer, dwl 25 Commei-cial

Shaughnessy John, clerk, dwl 34 Tyler

Shaughnessy John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1
Howard

Shaughnessy John, laborer, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom

Shaughnessy John J., clerk William H. Patterson, dwl
439 Bush

Shaughnessy Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 439 Bush

Shaughness)' Martin, laborer, dwl Fairmount nr Palmer

Shaughnessy Martin, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,
Beale St. Wharf

Shaughnessy Michael, carpenter, dwl 546 Brj'ant

Shaughnessy Michael, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 43
Jessie

Shaughnessey Patrick, carpenter, d%vi 60 Jessie

Shaughnessj' Patrick, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
210 First

Shaughnessey Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 34 Minna

Shaughnessy William, carpenter, dwl 540 Bryant

Shaughnessy William, helper Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 139 Natonia

Shaur William, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, 634 Clay

Shaver Nonnan E., machinist V. S. W. Parkhurst, dwl 815
Mission

Shaver William D., capitalist, dwl American Exchange
Hotel

Shaw Annie M. (widow), saleswoman The Davis Sewing
Machine Co., dwl 076 Clementina

Shaw Brackley W., cutter B. B. Fuller & Co., dwl 8 Dale
PI

Shaw Charles, farmer, W s San 3os6 Road nr Six-mile
House

Shaw Conrin, carpenter, dwl 342 Third

Shaw D. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 417 O'Farrell

Shaw Daniel, nightwatchman U. S. Mint, dwl 112 O'Far-
rell

Shaw Daniel J., foreman Cal. Furniture Co., dwl 1528 Clay

Shaw David, dwl 922 Washington •

Shaw David, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 44 Third

Shaw E. A. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School, dwl
609 Folsom

Shaw Edward B., salesman Cutting Packing Co., dwl 1611
Washington

Shaw Elizabeth (widow), dwl 816 Jones

Shaw Elizabeth (widow), dwi 1808 Taylor

Shaw Frederick, waiter stm Senator, Broadway St. Wharf

Shaw G., dwi 215 Turk

Shaw George, /;lerk, dwi 7 O'Farrell

Shj,w George, hostler Market St. R. R.

Shaw George T. (Turner, Kennedy li- S.), dwl 8 Henrietta
Square

Shaw George T., salesman Hanson, Ackerson & Co., dwl
1305 Eddy

Shaw G. W., hostler Market St. R. R., dwi 529 Valencia

S» JAMES G-. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Hetail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merclianl

SHA

732

SHE

Shaw Henry B., chemist and druggist, 434 Sutter, dwl

1008 Bush
Shaw Henry G., city editor Morning Call, dwl 924i Harri-
son
Shaw Henrj' M. {Tobey <t- Shaw), dwl 13 Second Av
Shaw Howard, carpenter, dwl 16 Tehama
Shaw Isaac R., clerk Dennis A. Healey, dwl 933 Mission
Shaw James, laborer Torre«s k Enricht, 1520 Clay
Shaw James G. , carpenter Public School Department, dwl

1415 Sacramento
Shaw John {Formith it- S.), dwl 1827 Clay
Shaw John, clerk, dwl 924 Washington
Shaw John W., capitalist, office 408 California room 4,

dwl Palace Hotel
Shaw Jonathan, bookkeeper S. Levy & Co., dwl 1049 Miss
Shaw M. M. Mrs., dwl Lincoln House
Shaw Moses, boilennaker, dwl 27 Minna
Shaw Nathan W. , clerk Henry B. Shaw, dwl NW cor Hayes

and Webster
Shaw Solomon, dwl 613 Post

Shaw S. W., artist, studio 216 Bush, dwl 605 Buchanan
Shaw Teresa (widow), dwl Ws San Jos6 Road, nr Six-mile

House
Shaw Thomas, dwl 16 Guy PI
Shaw Thomas B., bookkeeper F. & P. J. Cassin, dwl 630

Howard
Shaw Thomas W., with Stevens, Baker & Co., dwl 16

Guy PI
Shaw \V alter R., civil engineer, office 606 Montgomery,

res Berkeley
Shaw William, barkeeper Mrs. Mary Walsh, dwl 422

Drumm
Shaw William, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

644 Howard
Shaw William, driver Empire Brewery, dwl 176 Jessie
Shaw William A,, proptr Hubbard House, 139 Fourth
Shaw William Andrew (Sliaw <i- Sharp), dwl 307 Fell
Shaw William E. , blacksmith Progress Carriage Factory,

25 and 27 Valencia
SH.4.W WILLIAM J., dwl Pacific Club
Shaw William J. J., conductor Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl

044 Howard
Shaw William N., plumber, dwl 562 Bryant
ShawW. P., merchant, dwl Russ House
Shaw W. R., laborer Union Iron Wor'ks, dwl 130 Fourth
Shaw & Sharp (William Andreiv Shaw and Harris

Sharp), coal dealers, 14 and 16 Fremont
ShawSridge Thomas, laborer, dwl 714 Natoma
Shawhan John E., capitalist, office 419 California room

15, dwl Palace Hotel
Shawl Aaron, salesman Charles C. Keene, dwl 214 Seventh
Shawl Louis, commission merchant, dwl 214 Seventh
Shawl Mark, coal dealer, dwl 24 Rausch
Shawl Morris, salesman Ephraim Frank, dwl 37 Moss
Shay Bartholomew J., real-estate broker, 306 Montgom-
ery, dwl 2621 Howard
Shay Bridget M. Miss, dwl 309 Jones
Shay Cornelius, laborer, dwl 723 Brannan
Shay E. (widow), dwl S s Fourteenth nr Dolores
Shay Edward, laborer Thomas Dolan, dwl E s Potrero Av

nr El Dorado
Shaj' Ellen Miss, dwl 418 Leavenworth
Shay Henry, fanner W s Old San Jos6 Road nr Industrial

School
Shay James, bootblack, SW cor Pacific and Davis, dwl 105

Pacific
Shay James M., Chinese emplo3anent office, 619 Sac
Shay Jeremiah, bricklaj'er, dwl 2025 Pine
Shay Johannah (widow), dwl 6 Rose Av
Shay John, clerk, dwl N s Dorland nr Dolores
Shay John, drayman, dwl 2025 Pine
Shay John, expressman, dwl 809 Battery
Shay John, fireman, dwl 541 First
Shay John, laborer, dwl 18 Anthony
Shay John, laborer, dwl 225 Perry
Shay John, laborer, dwl Berry bet Fourth and Fifth
Shay John, waiter stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Shay John J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Post

nr Fillmore
Shay Joseph M., painter, dwl 132 Sixth
Shay J. T., saddle-treemaker Main & Winchester, dwl

Berry bet Fourth and Fifth
Shay Julia (widow), furnished rooms, 18 Anthony
Shay L., hairdresser, 6 Turk, dwl Market nr Eighth
Shay Louis, laborer Cal. Brick Co., dwl 125 J Shipley
Shaj' Michael, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 515

O'Farrell
Shay Michael, laborer John F. Willson, dwl 648 Mission
Shay Michael, longshoreman, dwl 625 Davis

Shay Morris, laborer, dwl SE cor Twenty-third and Bart-

lett
Shay Patrick, currier Bloch & Davidson, dwl 611 Eleventh
Shay Patrick, barber Davidson & Co., dwl SW cor Seventh

and Brannan
Shay Thomas, carpenter, dwl 568 Mission
Shay Timothy, driver Market St. R. R,, dwl E s Valencia

nr Fifteenth
Shay William, bartender, dwl 119 Third
Shay William, springmaker William Crawford & Co., dwl

SW cor Brj-ant and Brj-ant Av
Shav Woo (Chinese), grocery, 720 Jackson
Shav W. P., clerk O. D. Baldwin, 519 Clay, dwl 119 Third
SHEA, nOC'QUERAZ A McKEE (James Shea,

Antoine Bocqucraz atui Robert McKee), importers

and wholesale wines and liquors, SW cor Front and

Jackson
Shea Cornelius, clerk, dwl 26 Natoma
Shea Daniel, foreman Club Stables, 409 Taylor, dwl cor

Brj'ant and Bryant Av
Shea David, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 29 Min
Shea Dennis, foreman Brooklyn Hotel carriages, 210

Bush
Shea Dennis, expressman, cor California and Keamv, dwl

12 Welsh
Shea Dennis, laborer, dwl 779j Mission
Shea Dennis H., expressman, SE cor Welsh and Fourth,

dwl 12 Freelon
Shea Edward, porter, dwl 208 Eighth
Shea Humphrey, longshoreman, dwl 212 Broadway
Shea James (Shea, Bocquarez J- McKee), dwl 324 Tyler
Shea Jajnes, expressman, dwl 311 Pacific
Shea James, proptr Brooklyn Hotel carriages, 210 Bush
Shea John, cartman, dwl W s Bryant bet Twenty-third

and Twenty -fourth
Shea John, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl N s Tehama bet

Third and Fourth
Shea John, laborer, dwl S s Bush bet Baker and Brode-

rick, rear
Shea Kate (widow), dwl 20 Garden
Shea Maria (widow), lodgings, dwl 837 Folsom
Shea Martin, laborer, dwl W s Alemany nr Seventeenth
Shea Martin P., stableman Potrero and B. V. R. R. Depot,

dwl cor Tennessee and Sierra
Shea Mary, chambermaid Russ House
Shea Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 148 Natoma
Shea Michael, bootmaker, 89 Ninth
Shea Michael, carpenter, dwl NW cor Greenwich and

Polk
Shea Michael, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 1019 Mar-

' ket
Shea Michael, stationer}-, 801 Market, dwl 119 Third
Shea Murtry, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Shea Patrick, laborer, dwl W s York bet Twenty-fourth

and Twenty-fifth •

Shea Patrick, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 314 Ritch
Shea Patrick M., laborer, dwl W s Alemany off Seven-
teenth
Shea Robert, barkeeper Timothy J. Sullivan, dwl 565J

Natoma
Shea Robert, boarding, 11 Lafayette
Shea Robert, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, dwl 37

Stanford
Shea Samuel, bartender, dwl 718 J Union, rear
Shea Thomas, Laborer's Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
Shea Thomas, laborer, dwl 648 Mission ,„
Shea Timothy M., groceries and liquors, SW cor Bryant

Av and Bryant
Shea William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and

Second, dwl
Shea William, joiner, dwl 110 Townsend
Shea William, longshoreman, dwl 106 Colton
Sheaff H. R., agent, dwl Russ House
Sheahan Ellen Mrs., dwl 112 Lilly Av
Sheahan C. L., paperhanger, dwl 430J Shipley
Sheahan John, laborer, dwl W s Twelfth Av bet L andM,

South S. F.
Sheahan Maurice (Kenny <t- S.), dwl 803 Mission
Sheahan Terrence, laborer, dwl Sixteenth Av nr G, South

S. F.
Sheahy James, dwl 446 Brannan
Shean David, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, SE cor Market

and Steuart
Shean James E., printer Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl W s

Fillmore bet Post and Geary
Shoan Lawrence, teamster InRue's Wharf, dwl N s

Eighth bet Harrison and Brj'ant
Shean Michael, laborer Beale St. Wharf, dwl E s First nr

Brannan

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Hheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 C T

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO.. 706. 708, 710. 712, 71i and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed 1862.

Shean. See Sheahan and Shoehan

Shear Abruin, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, dwl 417 Kear

Shea.r Arthur W., conductor Sutter St. R. R,, dwl 1413

I'olk
Shear Mary Mrs., milliner and hairdrc^ing, 46 Second
Shear S. Mrs., dres-sniaker, dwl 46;} Natoma
Shear Waldron, real estate, dwl 107 Fifteenth
Shear William, liquor saloon, Golden (iat<3 Driving Park,

Point Lobos Av bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-flfth

avs
Shearer Alexander, dairjTnan John A. Roy, dwl W a San

Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Shearer Charles, clerk, dwl 034 Post
Shearer Ernest H., bookkeeper Edward Denny & Co., dwl

1419 Hyde
Shearer F. M. Miss, teacher Eddv St. School, dwl 600

l?ush
SHEAKER FBEDIRICK E. Rev., secretary- Amer-
ican Tract Soc, office 757 Market, dwl 2 Vernon PI,

Rincon Hill
Shearer CJeorge, laborer Golden Gate Park
Shearer James D., upholsterer Ferdinand C. Pierce, dwl

521 lirannan
Shearer James L., compositor Examiner, dwl 524 Natoma
Shearer .John, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,

dwl .521 Hitch
Shearer J%se|)h F., painter, dwl 321 Ritch
Shearer Lewis, attorney at law, office 609 Sac, res Oakland
Shearer Mary H., clerk Women's Co-operative Printing

Union, dwl 62 South Park
Shearer M. M., surgeon Fourth U. S. Artillery, dwl Pre-
sidio Barracks
Shearer Robert (Sotners ir Co.), dwl 420 Bryant
Shearer William, porter Haas Brothers, 100 California
Sharim Charles, hackdriver William N. Wade, dwl 710

Broadway
Shears Samuel, local policeman, dwl 11 Page
Sheat James B., shipping clerk William T. Coleman & Co.,

dwl 20S Eddy
Sheath J. B., bookkeeper London and 8. F. Bank, dwl

713 Bush
Sheba Silver Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.), Abraham

Halsej' secretary, 200 Sansom
Sheble George, carpeuter, dwl 710 Green
Shed Charles, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Shed Charles D., landscape and marinepainter, studio

109 California room 19, dwl 818 Sutter
Shed John, shoemaker Morton «S: Browne, dwl 414 Pac
Shedd Edward D., carpenter and builder, 202 Powell, dwl

Devisadero nr Post
Shedd H. P., copyist, dwl 1107 Folsom
Sheddy James E. , marblecutter Holmes & Dawson, dwl

SW cor Washington and Cherrj"
Shee Chong & Co. (ChAese), tailors, 709 Jackson
Shee Kee (Chinese), groceries, 840 Washington
Shee Kee i Co. (Chinese), rice dealers, 810 Sacramento
Sheedy F. , varnisher Gooidwin & Co.
Sheedy John, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
Sheedy Patrick, stonecutter, dwl 22 Turk
Sheehal Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 319 Tehama
Sheehan .\lexander, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218

Drumm
Sheehan Catherine Miss, dwl 605 Natoma
Sheehan Charles, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sheehan Christopher, dwl 527 Pine
Sheehan ComeUus, driver Clay St. Hill R. R,
Sheehan CorneMs, laborer, dwl 152 Clara
Sheehan Cornelius, laborer, dwl cor Fillmore and Jack
Sheehan Daniel, foreman rubber works Weaver, Taylor

& Co., dwl 152 Clara
Sheehan Daniel, laborer, dwl 246 Clara
Sheehan Daniel, liquor saloons, 158 Fifth and 1266 Mar-
ket, dwl 158 Fifth
Sheehan Daniel, liquor saloon, 1317 Mission
Sheehan David, sallmaker Harding & Braiin, dwl 126

Bartlett
Sheehan Da\id, laborer, dwl 3 Cleaveland
Sheehan Dennis, blacksmith, dwl 30 Jessie
Sheehan Dennis, carpenter, dwl 22 Clarence PI
Sheehan Dennis, marblecutter Edward McGrath, dwl 344

Shipley
Sheehan Dennis Jr., seaman, dwl 22 Clarence PI
Sheehan Edmund, fire^pan S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 30

Sheehan Frank, carpenter, Uwl 61S California
Sheehan Henry L., carpenter, dwl 22 Clarence PI
Sheehan James, molder Savage & Son, dwl 6 Gilbert
Sheehan James, qtiArtermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Pekin *

Sheehan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 10 Dora

Sheehan John, laborer, dwl 115 Dora

Sheehan John, laborer, dwl 261 Jessie

Sheehan John, laborer Hathaway's Wharf, dwl 27i

Rausch
Sheehan John, liquor saloon, NW cor Broderick and

Greenwich
Sheehan John, painter, dwl 1 Perry
Sheehan John, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Sheehan John, shoemaker, 165 Tehama
Sheehan John, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Sheehan John W., crockery and glassware, 638 Broadway
Sheehan Joseph, barkeeper Stephen J. Tichenor, dwl 173

Minna
Sheehan Joseph, brushmaker S. F. Brush Factory, dwl

220 Eddy
Sheehan Joseph, laborer, dwl 408 Broadway
Sheehan Joseph, porter Nathan R. Lowell", NW cor Pine

and Davis
Sheehan Leonard, expressman. Green St. Wharf
Sheehan Maurice, shoemaker, dwl 736 Clementina
Sheehan Michael, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Sheehan Michael J., rubberworker Weaver, Tajlor & Co.,

dwl 152 Clara
Sheehan Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 57 Na-
toma
Sheehan Patrick, laborer, dwl 555 Natoma
Sheehan Patrick, laborer, dwl City Hotel
Sheehan Patrick, stonecutter, dwl 22 Turk
Sheehan Rose Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 408 Broadway
Sheehan Samuel, porter Castle Brothers, dwl 621 O'Far-

rell
Sheehan Thomas {Sheehan it- Lnivj), dwl 17 Folsom Av
Sheehan Thomas, fireman stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry
Sheehan Timothy, laborer, dwl 611 Mason, rear
Sheehan Timothy, painter J. A. Donovan & Co., dwl 558

Stevenson
Sheehan Timothy, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 13

Polk
Sheehan William, boilermaker Union Iron W^orks
Sheehan William, driver National Flour Mills, dwl 20 Te-
hama
Sheehan William, laborer, dwl 55 Crocker
Sheehan William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Sheehan William, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Sheehan William J., expressman, dwl 1712 Dupont
Sheehan & Long (Thomas Sheehan and Thomas Long),

liquor saloon, 364 Pacific
Sheehan Thomas, fireman, dwl 42 Jackson
Sheehan. See Sheahan, and Shean
Sheehy Charles J., painter, dwl 522 Sixth
Sheehy John, capitalist, dwl Brooklyn Hole]
Sheehy John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 21 Sumner
Sheel Henry, expressman, NE cor Pine and Battery, dwl

W s Guerrero nr Fifteenth
Sheeman William, plumber, dwl IJ^ Russ
Sheerin Daniel (Larseneur <t S.), dwl 2216 Geary
Sheerin James, plumber, dwl Overland House
Sheerin Nicholas, bricklayer, dwl 7 Cleaveland
Sheffer E., artist, dwl 84i Mission
Sheffield Charles P. {Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co.),

dwl 741 Harrison
Sheffield William, carpenter, dwl E 8 Florida bet Solano

and Butte
Sheffner Edward, laundr^Tnan Hammam Turkish Baths,

11 Dupont
Sheflan Kate, laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough bet

Grove and Haves
Sheideman Baehr (Broim Bros. J: Co.), dwl 826 O'FarreU
Sheighey John, laborer, dwl 1715 Post
Sheinberger John, clerk, dwl 1308 Powell
Sheira John, machinist, dwl 216 Second
Shelander Charles, woodcar\-er L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 10

Sherman
Shelby Peter, dwl 35 Welsh
Sheldon Daniel, hostler, dwl 178 Stevenson
Sheldon Delahanty, hostler Central R. R. Station, SWcor

Turk and Webster, dwl 7 Decatur
Sheldon Frederick N., bookkeeper Jonas Lincoln, dwl 822

Powell
Sheldon F. W., bartender George D. Hodges, dwl 966

Howard
Sheldon Henrj' F., clerk Coll Deane, dwl 822 Powell
Sheldon Harry H., bookkeeper J. M. Pike & Co., dwl 822

Powell
Sheldon Hiram A. , contractor and builder, dwl W s Mis-
sion nr Twenty-sixth
Sheldon James T.," furniture manuf, dwl 36 Perry

TEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers

D. "W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.

SHE

734

SHE

Sheldon J. B., operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,

dwl 127 Kearny
Sheldon John K., undertaker Peter Craijf & Son, dwl 823

Market
Sheldon John P. {Sheldon <t Graves), dwl 655 Harrison
SHK1J>0\ MARK, capitalist, office 118 Post, dwl 1031

Mission
Sheldon Martha A. (wido^v), dwl 9 Vasser PI, rear
Sheldon Mary A. Mrs., dwl 331 Jessie
Sheldon P., laborer, dwl 621 Ellis, rear
Sheldon Patrick, laborer, dwl 5 Jliller PI
Sheldon P. N., dwl Overland House
Sheldon Ransford O., tinroofer, dwl 13 Valparaiso
Sheldon VV. H., tinsmith G. & VV. Snook
SHiei.UON A <;KAVE»> {Jolm P. Sheldon and 0. F.

Gra ves), wharfbuilders, 1 Mission
Shelin William, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Shellard Benjaman, orfpinbuilder, dwl 1250 Montgomery
Shelleck M., burnisher McEachren & Parkinson
Shelley A. J., carpenter, 759^ Mission
Shelley Edward, dwl 19 Taylor
Shelley Ellen M. (widow), dwl 226 Austin
Shelley John, cook, dwl 148 Natonia
Shelley John F., upholsterer J. V. McElwee & Son, dwl

219 Second
Shelley W. N., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl 709

Greenwich
Shelton Frank, kalsominer, 1506 Stockton, dwl 3 Gerke

Alley
Shelton Henrj' A. , steward City and County Hospital,

dwl 1800 Stockton
Shelton J. B., carpenter, dwl 10 Carlos PI
Shelton Julia, seamstress, dwl 314 O'Farrell
Shelton Maria L. (widow), dwl 15 Pinckney PI
Sheltz Hubert, clerk, dwl 6 Mission
Shelvin George, peddler, dwl 210A Washington
Shelvish T., laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., S s Brannan

bet Seventh and Eighth
Shemansky Julius, dwl 1516 Powell, rear
Shenamen Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Sixth and

Jessie
Shenck C, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and Mor-
ton
Shenk S., dwl 224 McAllister
Sheole John, carpenter, dwl 503 Greenwich
Shepard A. Mrs., dwl 103 Mason
Shepai-d A. H., student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

Coso House
Shepard Albert, dwl 103 Mason
Shepard Alfred, assistant engineer Oregon S. S. Co., Fol-

soni St. Wharf
Shepard Bros. {James cigid William Jr.), plumbers, 735

Mission, and NW cor Railroad and Fifteenth avs,

South S. F.
Shepard B. W. {Shepard & Ellis), dwl SW cor Third and

King
Shepard Charles, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Shepard Charles J., seaman, dwl 117 Drunim
gllEPAKD EI»WAKD A., money broker, 501 Mont-
gomery, dwl Windsor House
Shepard Edward, bartender, dwl 51 Stevenson
Shepard F., clerk, dwl 233 O'Farrell
Shepard Henry H., clerk Edward Shepard, dwl Windsor

House
Shepard James {Shepard Braif.), dwl NW cor Railroad Av

and Fifteenth Av, South S. F.
Shepard John L. N. {Judson ■£• S.), office 402 Front, room

1, res Oakland
Shepard Mark, mining, office 606 Montgomery room 3,

dwl Commercial Hotel
Shepard Richard, housepainter, dwl 326 Sansom
Shepard William J. {Shepard £rits.), dwl NW cor Rail-
road and Fifteenth Av, South S. F.
Shepard William H. (of New York), subscriptions books,

R. E. Dewey manager, 5 Post
Shepard & Ellis {B. W. Shepard and Thomas Ellis),

proptrs Rainier House, SW cor Third and King
Shephard Alfred, engineer stm Ajax, dwl SE cor Sherman

and Seventeenth
Shephard Carrie Miss {Shephard it Co.), dwl 1100 Stockton
Shephard C. W. H., painter, dwl 515 O'Farrell
Shejjhard Mary Mrs., dwl 13 Beideman
Shepliard Thonjas, dwl SE cor Mission and Fourteenth
Shephard & Co. {Miss Carrie Shephard and Miss Carrie

Schuppert), hairdressers, and wigmakers, 8 Stockton
Shepheard Katie, assistant teacher Spring Valley School,

dwl 1828 Clay
Shepheard Rachel (widow), dwl 1828 Clay

Shepherd Alfred, livery stable, dwl 623 Harrison
Shepherd Arthur, sacksewer Horace Davis & Co.
Shepherd Arthur H., clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother, dwl

623 Harrison
Shepherd Charles W., homestead secretary, office 32 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl 906 Montgomery
Shepherd Edward P., salesman Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl

821 Kearny
Shepherd Herbert M., weigher a8sayer*s department U. S.

Mint, dwl 10 South Park
Shepherd J. E., agent State Board of Immigration, Ore-
gon, office 504 Battery
Shepherd John A., shipping clerk Sherman & Hyde, res

East Oakland
Shepherd Peleg P., captain, dwl 776 Howard
Shepherd W., miner, dwl Overland House
Shepherd. See Shepard, Shepheard, and Sheppard
Sheplar Samuel H., manufacturer Holt's Patent Printing

Wheel and Rubber Tyjie Foundry, 702 Market, dwl

36 Geary
Shepman William E., proprietor Gold and Silver Plating

Works, 518 Market, res Oakland
Sheppard Alfred, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

32 Minna
Sheppard Charles, carpenter, dwl 65 Everett
Sheppard Henry, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Sheppard John, dwl SGSh Market *

Sheppard John, merchant tailor, 117 Sutter, dwl 4 High-
land Terrace
Sheppard John, student Heald's Business College
Sheppard Mary (widow), lodgings, 51 Stevenson
Sheppard Orstm, mason, dwl 632-J- Minna
Sheppard Richard, printer, dwl 51 Stevenson
Shepston James T., sawyer Pac. Box Factory, dwl 121

Clinton, rear
Shepston John B., milkranch, San Bruno Road nr Golden

City House
Shepston William, teamster Elliot & Brother, dwl cor

Fairmount and Palmer
Sheramski William, merchant tailor, 705 Howard
Sherburne Jennie A. (widow), furnished rooms, 846 Fol
Sherburne J., F., carpenter, dwl 10 Carlos PI
Sherburne John P., inspector Custom House, dwl 745

Harrison
Sherburne Nathaniel, master mariner, dwl W s Howard

bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Sherburne Samuel, cook, dwl 111 Jackson
Sheridan Ambrose, laborer, dwl 19 Freelon
Sheridan Ann (widow), dwl S s Liberty nr Valencia
Sheridan B. K., expressman, cor Sacramento and Kearny
Sheridan Charles, boilermaker, dwl 538 Mission
Sheridan Edward, Pacific Mail S. S. Citj- of San Fisincisco
Sheridan Edward, laborer, dwl 48Jlitch, rear '
Sheridan J. A. (widow), dwl 1513 Carkin
Sheridan James, grocer, dwl 741 Brannan
Sheridan John, blacksmith, dwl 73 Tehama
Sheridan John, carpetlayer, dwl 511 Mission
Sheridan John, molder Union Iron Works
Sheridan John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl 44

Ritch, rear
Sheridan Joseph, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 524

Brjant
Sheridan J. P., dwl Morton House *

Sheridan Lawrence, laborer, dwl 48 Ritch, rear
Sheridan Michael, clerk, dwl 141 Second
Sheridan Michael, laborer, dwl 621 Ellis, ^ear
Sheridan Michael, stevedore, dwl 541 First
Sheridan Nicholas B., painter, dwl SW cor Folsom and

Sixteenth
Sheridan Owen, helper U. S. Mint, dwl 420 Natoma
Sheridan Patrick, laborer, dwl 16 Anthony
Sheridan Patrick, plasterer, dwl 24S| Clara
Sheridan Patrick, sole-leathercutter Einstein Bros. & Co.,

dwl N s Fairmount nr Palmer
Sheridan Patrick H., machinist, dwl 422i Shipley
Sheridan Peter, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl E

s Valencia nr Ridley
Sheridan Thomas, grainer, dwl 1053 Howard
Sheridan Thomas, laborer, dwl N^' cor Laguna and Eddy
Sheridan Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 417

Howard, rear
Sheridan Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

422i Shipley i

Sheridan William, driver Central R. R., dwl cor Fillmore

and Eddy
Sheridan & Co. (Chinese), cigars, 413 Davis
SHEKIFF rOIIM'l'Y SAN FRANCISCO, office 8 City

Hall first floor
Sheriff John, photographer; dwl 54 Third

BEAMISH'S—Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Marke

i. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714. and 716 Kearny, EstaTDlished 1862.

Sherini? BrUlfjet (widow), dwl 10 Taylor

Sherk A^'iies Miss, student Barnard's liusincss College

Sherldclv John P., bricklayer, dwl 28 Minna

SherliR'k R., dwl 40 Nutoiiia

Sherlock Kichard, nurse St. Mary's Hospital

Sherlock Sheridan, laborer, dwl 2 Latham PI

Sherman , gainer, dwl 25 Hawthorne

Sherman Andrew, lalxirer, dwl 10 Scott PI

Sheniian Anna, Maria Miss, clerk, dwl 1,528 Stockton

Sherman B. F., builder, dwl 51.5 Bush

Sherman Charles H., weiifher assayer's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 1 Eddy
Sherman David, foreman William C. Forsyth, dwl 1055

Market
Shennan David B. , ^raj-man CofHn & Hendry, dwl SW

corHo\ard aiid Second
Sherman David 8. , assistant assayer's department U. S.

Mint, res Oakland ' *

Sherman D. C, machinist, dwl W s Stevenson nr Twen-
tieth
Sherman F. K., finisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

747 Howard
Sherman Francis, foreman Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 010 Taylor
Sherman Frank, dwl 22" Verona PI nr Folsom
Sherman George, bricklayer, dwl 527 Sacramento
Sherman George R. , printer Cubery & Co. , dwl 916 Larkin
Sherman Gustav, billiard-tablemaker J. G. H. Mever, dwl

517 Post
Sherman H., teamster Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.,

SW cor Cliestnut and Pacific
Sherman Harriet N. (widow), dwl 2425 Buchanan
Shennan H., seaman, dwl Minerva House
Sheiman Henry, cook S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St.

Wharf
Shennan Henry, undertaker, dwl 171 Minna
Sherman J. , laborer R. P. Kellj-, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Sherman J. A., physician, office 240 Montgomery
Shennan John, cabinetmaker, dwl W s Webster bet Ellis

and Eddy
Shennan John S., deckhand stm Kate H. F. Williams
Shenaan John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Sherman John, propertymaker Maguire's Theater, dwl 47

Clementina
Shennan Jolm L., stevedore, dwl Johnson PI nr Har-
rison, rear
Sherman John P., clerk, dwl 538 Minna
Sherman Joseph, clerk D. Marden, dwl 761 Harrison
Sherman J. W., laborer A. F. Sjiear & Co., 218 Drumm
Sherman L. S. (Sherman d- Leopold), dwl 1221 Polk
Sherman .Maria A. Mrs., lodgings, 208 Second
Sherman Obadiah D., real estate, dwl 106 Turk
Sherman Otis M., carpenter, dwl S s Laurel Av bet.Web-

st«r and Buchanan
Sherman Otto, upholsterer John A. Shaber & Co., dwl 328

Mason
Sherman Robert, hackman. Plaza, dwl Continental Hotel
Sherman Samuel, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl 22 Jackson, rear
Sherman Samuel, tailor Wright & Harmon, res Alameda
Sherman S. L., real-estate agent, dwl SE cor Hyde and

Lombard •
Sherman T. E. (widow), dwl 109 Valencia
Sherman William, plumber W. R. Allen, dwl IJ Russ
SHEKM.4W WIIiLIA.<)I, U. S. Assistant Treasurer,

office 428 Montgomery (and William Sherman tfc

Co.), res Oakland
8HEKMA\ niLLIAM Jt CO., clothiers, 'merchant

tailors, gents' furnishing goods, trunks, valises, etc.,

608 Montgomery
Shennan William W., compositor Bacon & Co., dwl 754

Folsom
Sherman W. L., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
SHER.n.AW A HIDE (Leander S. Sherman and

Fred A. H;/de), importers music, pianos, musical

instruments, and proprietors and publishers Musical

Review, 139 Kearny
Sherman & Leopold (L. S. Sherman and W. H. Leopold),

real estate agents, 137 Montgomer\-
SHERMAX'S Kl'ILDIXU, NE cor Clay and Mont
Sherrer F., baker, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Sherrett Samuel H., clerk Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 1

Polk
Sherrett Thomas, carpenter, dwl SE cor Herman and Va-
lencia
Sherrill Ellen A. (widow), dwl 940 Geary
Sherry Annie Miss, finisher, dwl 'l\ Anna
Sherry Bernard, boilermakeiTdwl 733 Brannan

Sherry Bernard, driver Eclipse Bakery, dwl 508 Filbert

Sherry Fannie Miss, dwl 856 Mission

Slierry Henr>-, French polisher Kragen & Co., dwl 225

Minna
Sherwavin George W., merchant, dwl 210^ Washington
Sherwin Dominick, carpenter, dwl 635 California
Sherwin Thomas, clerk A. T. Elliott, res Oakland
Sherwood A. T. (A. T. Sherwood A Co.), dwl 17 Tyler
Sherwoo'l A. T. & Co. (L. S. Augur), sjjring beds, 1216

Market
Sherwood Benjamin, farmer, dwl Park Hotel
Sherwood B. F. (widow), dwl Occidental Hotel
Sherwood Charles W., groceries, eggs, and butter, 508

Market, and groceries, 2204 Sixteenth, dwl 125 First

Av
Sherwood David, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills
Sherwood D. J., actor Maguire's New "Theater
Sherwood Edwin M., purser stm Cora, dwl 207 Powell
Sherwood Edwin W., captain Goodall, Nelson & Perkins

S. S. Co., dwl 915 Jones
Sherwood F. B. (Sherioood dfc Co.), dwl SW cor Pacific

and Montgomery
Sherwood Frank, laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steuart
Sherwood George E., inspector Custom House, dwl 1804

Mason
Sherwood H. H. , student, dwl 433 Brj'ant
Sherwood M., seaman, dwl Minerva House
.SHEKWOOO ROBERT (late Barrett it Shertcood),

importer and retailer watches, diamonds, jewelry,

etc., 517 Montgomerj', and capitalist, office 309 Cali-
fornia room 18, dwl 433 Br>'ant
Sherwood Samuel B., shippingand commission merchant,

office 323 Front
Sherwood M'. F., sewing-machine agent, dwl 34 Eddy
Sherwood William, dwl 614 Kearny
Sherwood William, wheelwTight Canill Manuf. Co.
Sherwood William J., clerk Barrett & Sherwood, dwl 708

Pine
Sherwood W. R., student, dwl 433 Brj'ant
Sherwood & Co. (P. B. Sherimod), commission merchants,

SW cor Front and Commercial
Shettlebert William, deckhand U. S. stm McPherson, dwl

Geary
Shettleworth William, steward, dwl 815 Montgomery
Sheuer Jacob, laborer Cal. Sug^r Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Sheuer John, laborer Cal. Sugur Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Shevlin James, driver Empire Brewerj', dwl 2209 Powell
Shevlin James, plasterer, dwl 6 Bridge nr Pacific
Shevlin Matthew, coalpasser stm Oriflamme Oregon S. S.

Co.
Shevlin Michael, dwl 28 Minna
Shew J., candjTnaker, dwl 9 Harlan PI
Shew Jacob, photographic gallery, 513 Montgomery, dwl

5j Garden
Shew Leonard M., cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 1C24 Dup
Shew L. M., seaman, dwl Minerva Hovise
Shew MjTon, dwl 921 Bush
SHEW WILLI.AM, photographic art^ullery, picture

frames, materials, etc., 115 Keaniy, dwl 417 Mont
Shewan George, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Sheyer Emanuel, dwl 202 Ellis
Sheyer Joseph, manuf ladies' underwear, 735 Clay
Sheyer M. & Brother (Shallock Sheyer), fancy drj- goods,

103 Sansom, and 308 Sixth
Sheyer Marcus (M. Sheyer d- Brother), dwl 308 Sixth
Sheyer Shallock (M. Sheyer <t Brother), dwl 308 Sixth
Shibley Stewart, barkeeper Mrs. Mary Bolte, dwl 1014

Kearny
Shick William, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 25 Mor-
ton
Shiedling H., commission merchant, dwl Helvetia Hotel
Shiel Bernard, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Shiel George, bookkeeper Marshall J. Kinney, res Oakland
Shield N., cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 8 Broadway
Shields A. M., dwl 54 Second
Shields George, dwl 319 Hyde
Shields George, laborer, dwl 13 Verona PI
Shields Isaac H., extraman Engine No. 2 S. F. F. D., dwl

412 Bush
Shields James, bootblack Walter Hadley, dwl 419 Green
Shields James, carpenter, dwl 606 Third
Shields James, butcher Charles Sahrbacher, dwl 1506

Franklin
Shields James, hamessmaker Carvill Manuf. Co.
Shields James, machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwl 78 Na-

toma
Shields James, master mariner, dwl 117 Drumm

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfnmea

San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchani

Shields James H., dwl 54 First

Shields James H., printer Evening Post, res Oakland

Shields J. H., sashmaker William B. Bradbury, dwl 22

Tehama
Shields John, barkeeper Patrick Caaserley, NE cor San-
son! and Pacific
Shields John, bookkeeper Railroad House
Shields John, carpenter, dwl 649 Folsom
Shields John W., policeman City Hall, dwl W s Fillmore

bet Eddy and Ellis
Shields Marj' (widow), dwl United States Hotel ,
Shields Richard H., harnessmaker, 520 Sixth
Shields Robert, ironmolder, dwl 1132 Folsom
Shields S., mariner Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Shields Thomas, porter stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf
Shields Thomas, seaman, dwl Folsom nr Twenty-eighth,

Bemal Heights
Shields Timothy, policeman City Hall, dwl 921 Powell
Shields William, barkeeper, dwl 20 Anna
Shiels Isaac A., police officer Wade's Opera House
Shiels Michael, expressman, dwl 312|^ Ritch
Shiels William, capitalist, office 314 Bush, dwl 530 O'Far-

rell
Shillaber Charles E., first officer stm Orizaba, Broadway

St. Wharf
Shillaber George, carpenter, dwl 1096 Union
Shillaber L. & Co. (Alfred C. Seymour), foreigrn and do-
mestic fruits, etc., 268 First
Shillaber Levi S. (L. Shillaber d- Co.), dwl 326 Main
Shillaber Theodore, broker, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Miss
Shillock Caroline (widow), dwl 276 Jessie
Shillcock Henry J., bookkeeper Oscar Foss, dwl 276 Jessie
Shilling J. , capitalist, dwl 8.50 Market
Shilling Joseph, tailor, 1046^ Folsom
Shilling Ma.ximilian Z., carriagetrimmer, 850 Howard,

dwl 344 Tehama
Shilling Pauline (widow), dwl 512^ Jessie
Shilling Saul S. , clerk Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of

Savings, dwl 728 Bush
Shilling. See Schilling
Shimmins Charles, dwl 5 Stockton
Shindler Henry, blacksmith John W. Farren, dwl 325

O'Farrell

Shine , dwl 4 Dodge

Shine Cornelius, teamster Marsden Kershaw, dwl W s

Fillmore bet Ellis and Eddy
Shine George, blacksmith, dwl 165 Minna
Shine John P., supervisor Fifth Ward, dwl 535 California
Shine Mary, laundress Neustadter Brothers, Gough bet

Grove and Hayes
Shine Nicholas, coachman Austin D. Moore, 1516 Folsom,

dwl 8 Bowie Av
Shine Patrick, blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 32^

Garden
Shine W. H., driver City R. R.
Shine. See Shyne

Shingle Frederick, bootmaker AdamOrth, dwl 209 Minna
Shingle Gus, bootmaker Max Reubold, dwl 409 Minna
Shingle Mary (widow), dwl 209 Minna
Shingle Otto, lafcorer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Shingleberger Frank W. {Yates d; Co.), dwl 2020 Van

Ness Av
Shinn E., upholsterer, dwl 222 Stevenson
Shinn Howard H., dwl 501 Second

Shinnick Patrick, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl E s Va-
lencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Shipley A. (widow), dwl 1219 Mason
Shipley A. J., dwl 1217 Mason
Shipley Edward N., clerk, dwl 108 Mason
Shipley H. V. Mrs. , teacher Powell St. Primary School,

dwl 1217 Mason
Shipley James (Fields <t S.), dwl N s Francisco bet Du-

pont and Kearny
Shipley R., dwl 20 Taylor
Shipman Henrj', copyist, dwl 719 California
Shipman Jerad, miner, dwl Park Hotel
KllirPINd COMMISSIOXEK IT. S., office 118 Jack
Shira John, machinist Joshua Hendy, dwl 216 Second
Shirek Adolph, proptr San Fi*ancisco Shirt Factory, 22

Sansom, dwl 1810 Mason
Shirek Rudolph (Shirek <t- Co.), dwl 1105 Powell
Shirek & Co. (Uudolph Shirek and Meyer Israel), dry

goods, 1125 Stockton
Shirlaw Thomas, stairbuilder, dwl 644 .Jessie
Shirley B., clerk, dwl SE cor O'Farrell and Larkin
Shirley Francis, porter Charles F. Bassett & Co., dwl 419

Tehama
Shirley John, bootfitt«r, dwl 1408 Kearny

Shirley John, capitalist, office 536 Kearny, dwl 1205 Jack
Shirley John, porter Redington & Co., dwl 1222 Howard
Shirley John W., clerk Reid & Brooks, dwl 1205 Jackson
Shirley Paul, captain U. S. N., commanding U. S. Naval

Rendezvous, Government House
Shirley Thomas, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl 24

Jessie
Shirlock Peter, laborer Frear Stone Co.
Shirmer Robert, ti-ackman, dwl Continental Hotel
Shirpser Adolph, cigar dealer, dwl 102 Sixth
Shirpser D. & Co.(Isidor Shirpner, Abraham Harita-
noff, and Tichen Ivanoff), Alaska fur traders, office
125 Montgomery
Shirpser David, (D.' Shirpser d: Co.), dwl 460 Clem
Shirpser Isidor (D. Shirpnerd: Co.), dwl 614 butter
Shirpser L., with D. Shirpser & Co.,*dwl 460 Clem
Shirpser Mark, with Isidor Shirpser, dwl 614 Sutter
Shirpser Max, watchmaker and jeweler, 102 Sixth
Shively Charles W., bookkeeper, dwl 1517 Leavenworth
Shives L. C. Miss, dwl 108A Powell

SHOAL WATEIl BAY OYSTER CO^ Thomas J.
Foster agent, wholesale oysters, 89 California Market
Shoaf Randall, dwl Lincoln House
Shoaft George, dwl 850 Market
Shobert Charles S., waiter, 719 Market, dwl Howard nr

Fourth
Shoddock Rufus, mariner, dwl 18 Washington
Shoebridge Frederick, watchman Goodall, Nelson & Per-
kins, dwl 1908 Larkin
Shoemacher John, capitalist, dwl 1220 Mission
Shoemaker A., tailor E. McDonough, dwl 5 Sixth
Shoemaker Abraham, tailor, dwl W s Mission nr Twenty-
third
Shoemaker Charles P. , dwl 1709 Market
Shoemaker Fred, tinner, dwl Dupont nr Market
Shoemaker H., agent, dwl Russ House
Shoemaker. See Schumacher
Shoen David B., cigars and tobacco, 1323 Polk
Shoen Louis, hairdresser, dwl 8 Martin's Block
Shoenberg Benjamin, cutter Pac. Glove Works, dwl 704

Hyde
Shoenberg Henry (Shoenberg, Hesthal <t Co.), dwl 1410

Leavenworth
Shoenberg, Hesthal & Co. (Henry Shoenherg, Augmt
Hesthal, and Simon Bruml), proptrs Pacific Glove
Works, 511 Market
Shoenberg Sigmund, commission merchant, dwl 1008 Lar-
kin
Shoenfeld David N., carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Shoefif O. M., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co.
Shogren E. Rev., pastor Scandinavian M. E. Church
Shohay Frank, groceries and liquors, N~W cor Scott PI and

Pacific
Shokeshalt Walter, butcher O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Sholda Owen, laborer, dwl S s Filbert bet Polk and Lar-
kin
Sholes Warren L., barkeeper, 2015 Mission
Sholl Ernest, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Sholl Jasper M., laborer Charles G. Gould, dwl 322 Jack
Sholl John, waiter William Eggert, dwl 25 Morton
Sholts Nicholas, seaman, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Sholts Robert, laborer, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Shomberg John, expressman, SW cor .Washington and

Front
Shomberger N. , carpenter, dwl 14 Turk
Shone Charles H., laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Shoo Charles, real estate, dwl W s San Jose Road nr

County Line
Shoor David, confectioner Palace Hotel
Shooter Thomas, shoemaker Brj'ant & Co., dwl 311 Pine

room 25
SHOKB JOSEPH C, physician, office and dwl 316

Sutter
Shore Thomas, machinist W. C.Wilcox & Co., dwl 2511

Post
Shorev S. A., deckhand U. S. steam tug Monterey, Green

St. Wharf
Shomeng Julius, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl cor Eighth
and Brannan

Short , superintendent, dwl 13 O'Farrell

Short Catharine (widow), dwl 1404 Jackson
Short Cornelius R., painter, dwl 276 Minna
Short David M., poundkeeper, N s Pine bet Steiner and

Pierce, dwl S s California bet Steiner and Pierce
Short Ellen Miss, dressmaker, dwl 7 Stockton
Short Frederick, moroccofinisher, Brannan bet Fifth and

Sixth, dwi 17i Garden
Short Frederick, niolder Union Iron Works, dwl 16 First
Short Gregory, japanner, 4|( Jackson, dwl 1011 Bdwy

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., £. 7. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

|. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

SHO

737

^id

Short Henry, dwl 1017 Battery

.Short J., ilwl 424 Sansom

Short ,1. U. Miss, teacher Sprinjf Valley Orammar School,

dwl as Capp
Short .loliii, Inhorer, dwl 345 Tehama
Shtirt John, laborer, dwl 509 Washiiiifton
sluirt John, laborer I'ac. Ice Co., dwl 822 Geary
>liort .tohii, policeman t'ity Hall, dwl 1404 Jackson
>hurt John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
>liort Julia B. Miss, teacher, dwl 228 Capp
^hort- Mary (widow), dwl 1113 Kearny, rear
^hort Michael, merchant tailor, B Kearny and 527 Com-
mercial, dwl 1710 Washing'ton
>!iort Owen, laborer S. F. Gas Lijjrht Co., dwl 345 Tehama
^liort Patrick H., drayman Moody & Farrish, dwl 320

Geary, rear
Short Peter, merchant tailor, 031 Sacramento, dwl 1519
, Polk
Short I'hilip, coachman, dwl 223 Stevenson
^).ort R. (widow), dwl 1011 Broatlway
>lu>rt Richard, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No 2 S.

F. F. D.
-liort Thojnas, laborer, dwl 423 Powell
^hort Thomas, varnisher Kragen & Co., dwl 423 Powell,

rear
short William, carpenter, dwl NW cor Georgia and Shasta
short William, clerk John Dwyer, dwl NW cor Georgia

and Sha.sta
•h.irt. .•?.•.■ Shortt

ri,.rtall Th(im;is, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., res Oakland
h.irtcn (ieorge W., saleman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dw

225 Ellis
-hiirten James, hackman. Plaza, dwl 431i Tehama
■ ortcr Joseph, cook stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf
inirtridge E. W., phj'sician, office and dwl" 514i Third
iiurtt Lawrence H., civil eng-ineer and surveyor, office

621 Clay, dwl 1414 Clay
lioshone Silver Mining Co. (Lander Co., Nev.), David

Wilder secretary, office 328 Montgomery room 22
■^bottler Joseph, real-estate agent, dwl 753 Howard
Shotwcll Frederick, clerk, d«-l 115 O'Farrell
Shotwell Joseph M.. stockbroker, office 313 Montgomery,

dwl 1119 Washington

i Shotwell Lern', upholsterer, dwl 2214 Sixteenth
, Shoulters Heiiry, dwl 1208 Sutter
J Shourils Benjannn, clerk Nicholas Bruns, 617 Davis
., Shourds Frank A., clerk, dwl 303 Davis
i Shourds John, woodengraver Chase & Boruck, dwl SW
cor Sansom and Jackson
Shove M., carpenter Excelsior Mills
Show Lun & Co. (Chinese), tailors, 822 Dupont
I Showers A. J. Mrs., dwl 114 Geary
Showers Andrew^ (Shotrerx, Jucell <t Cole), dwl 251 Stev
iSHOMEKlS, JEWELL A COLE, (Andrew Showers,
Orla II. Jewll, and George X. Cole), Remington
Sewing Machine Agency, 029 Market, Palace Hotel
Showers Joseph, butcher M. Brandenstein & Co., dwl cor

First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Shrader Andrew J. {Storm i Co.), office 333 Montgomen,-,

dwl 5 South Park
Shrader Charles, expressman, cor Clinton and Brannan
Shratler Edwin J. , draftsman Union Iron Works, dwl 5

South Park .
Shrader Wt)lfgang, butcher Charles F. Wagner k Co., dwl

N s First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F.
Shraft Barnard, teacher music, dwl 18 Prospect PI
Shreckkart Charles, cooper, dwl 14 Garden
Shreeck Ernst A., clerk Redington & Co., dwl 326 Geary
Shreiver William, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Shrervis Alexander, dwl 130 Tyler
Shreve Benjamin F., carpenter, dwl 430 Fell
Shreeve George, jeweler Edwards & Tuckev, dwl 233 First
8HKETE <;EOK<iE V. (George C. Shreve it Co.), dwl

Grand Hot^
SHREVE GEDRGE C. A CO. (George Bonny),
watches, diamonds, jewelry, silverware, etc., 110
Montgomery '

£jjij Shreve George W., carpenter, dwl NW cor Fourth and
~ Brannan

reves S., clerk, dwl 334 Eddy
Birier E. & F. , clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 201
_ Montgomery
, ir^fcrier Elkin (£. d: F. Shrier), dwl SW cor Bush and
Keamv
Jhrier Frank (E. it F. Shrier), dwl SW cor Bush and

Kearny
Shrier Henry (J. Baum <l- Co.), dwl 1354 Post

«hrier Morris (J. Baum d- Co.), res New York
hrlve (Jeorge, dentist, 233 First

f.f

: -;(

Ii«T

Shroyicr Jacob B., drayinan C. C. Burr & Co., dwl 310

Eleventh
Shryock J. V'., carpenter, dwl Jessie nr Fourth
Shuburk Jacob, driver John Ma.son, dwl 525 Chestnut
Shubert Henry C, cook Russ House, dwl 317 Sutter
liUl'CK O.M'.IU T., notary public and attorney at law,

office 504 Montgomery, dwl 742 Pine
Shudmack I.saac, peddler, dwl 341 Tehama
Shucy Susan (widow), dwl 44A Sixth
Shuev Thomas, dwl 524 Eddy
Shuetze-W. T. (widow), dwl 821 California
Shug Charles, varnisher, dwl 628 Geary
Shuin Lawrence, teamster, dwl 5.^ Bryant Av
Shula Michael, cooper, dwl 706 Clementina
Shulda John, dwl 614 Kearny

Shuler -■ilbert, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Shuler Henrj- (DeVaull A- §.), dwl 317 First
Shuler John H., printer, dwl Bootz's Hotel
Shuletich Joseph, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont
Shulhoff Julius, dwl 275 Stevenson
Shull Louis D. (Shnll d- Burner), dwl 1031 Sutter
Shull & Burner (Louis D. Shnll and Henry Burner),

signpainters, paints ai\d oils, 638 Sacramento
Shulock Frank L., machinist, dwl 1.321 Kearny
Shulock Stephen W., driver Emil Loeven & Co., dwl 1321

Kearny
Shulock William J., machinist, dwl 1321 Kearny
Shuloff Adolph, mariner schr Leo, Beale St. Wharf
Shultes G. W. , carpenter Charles Thistlewaite, dwl 50 Clem
Shultz Anna (widow), dwl 2005 Polk
Shultz Carl, clerk F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 43 South Park
Shultz Charles, theatrical manager, dwl 1513 Stockton,

rear
Shultz Henrj', foreman Mission Soap and Candle Works,

dwl SW cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Shultz John EdwarJ, driver James Linton & Co., dwl 431

Hayes
Shultz Julius, baker, 800 Union
Shultz Peter, foreman Washington Brewery, dwl NW cor

Lombard and Taylor
Shultz Phillip, hairdresser, dwl 5 Anna _
Shultz. See Schultz •

Shultze Louis Mrs. (widow), ^vl 426 Green
Shultze Henrj', tailor J. L. Brooks, 710 Montgomery
ShumakofT John, barkeeper Samuel Marion, dwl 12 Clay
Shunian Aug. , cook, dwl Racine House, 1023 Kearny
Shuman Benjamin, monevbroker, SE cor Montgomery

and Clay, dwl 189 Hyde
Shuman Catherine A. (widow), dwl 6 Heron
Shuman Semi, driver Contra Costa Laundry, dwl 512

Sixth
Shuman William, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl

10 Stockton PI
Shuman William Jr., baker William Poehlman, dwl 10

Stockton PI
Shuman. See Schumann
Shun Yik & Co. (Chinese), vegetables and provisions, 723

Pine
Shute Daniel S., carriagemaker. 111 O'Farrell, dwl 1004

Pine
Shute Charles E., policeman City Hall, dwl 8 Sacramento
Shutliffe Herman, hairdresser, dwl 336 Chattanooga
Shutte William, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 11 Hub-
bard
Shuttlar Rudolph, tinsmith, dwl 1705 Jones
Shuttleworth H., third assistant engineer Pacific Mail

S. S. China
Shwetzer David, barber, 441 Valencia, dwl N s Sixteenth

bet Mission and Valencia
Shyne John T., market, 339 Fourth
Siamens Ferdinand, musician, dwl 3 August Alley
Siher George, baker, dwl 33 Hinckley
Sibin John M., mechanic, dwl 52 Zoe
Sibley J., broker, dwl 52 Second

Sibley J. M., teacher Boys' High School, dwl 709 Taylor
Sibley Oscar, carriagemaker, 948 Mission, dwl 423 Union
Sibley Washington L., carpenter Henrj* J. McLerie, dwl

Philadelphia House
Siblitz Martin, cook Antunovnch & Rossell, dwl 403 East
Sibrian Petia (widow), dwl 5 Pollard PI
Sic Kee (Chinese), merchant tailor, 715^ Dupont
Sice Albert, capitalist, dwl 1209 Jackson
Sich Claus, driver Citv R. R., dwl 231 Fifteenth
Sithel Albert, dentist" Max Sichel, dwl 709 Mont Av
Sichel Charles P., salesman Fleishman, Sichel & Co., dwl

614 Sutter

AMES Q. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, L. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery oor. Mercha:

Sichel E. & Brother (itorrin), cigars and tobacco, 5 Kearny

and 321 Oalifomia
Sichel Eugene (£. Sichcl d- Brother), dwl 20 Franklin
Sichel Gottlieb, dwl 1 Hardie PI

Sichel Gustave W., student medical department Univer-
sity California, (552 Washington, dwl cor Montgomery

Av and Filbert
Sichel J. Miss, teacher Bush St. Primar>' School, dwl 235

Tvler
Sichel Jacob, clerk E. Sichel & Brother, dwl 235 Tyler
Sichel Julius (Fhhhman, Sichel a- Co.), dwl 614 Sutter
Sichel Leopold, confectioner, dwl 828 McAllister
Sichel Max, dentist, office 103 Post, dwl 709 Mont Av
Sichel Morris (E. Si-hel ,(■ Brother), dwl 235 Tyler
Sichel Moses, broker, dwl 1757 Howard
Sichel Solomon, cigar dealer, dwl 235 Tjier
Sick Abraham, tailor, dwl 929i Market
Sickel Moritz, dwl 432 Broadway
Sickels Charles, laborer, dwl 5 Decatur
Sickler John L. (Kcegan d: S.), dwl (iO Natoma
Sicotte Louis A., bookkeeper Fletcher & Day, dwl 530

Merchant
Sicotte Roger (Sicotte <i- Gratton), dwl N s Twenty-fourth

bet Howard and Shotwell
Sicotte & Gratton {Roper Sicotte and Edward Gratton),

carriagemakers, 856 Howard
Sida Adam, dwl 20 Jessie, rear

SsIltES B. F., with J. H. Latham & Co., dwl 923 Hyde
Sidney Timothy, painter, dwl 548 Mission
Sidey Adam, packer F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 20 Jessie
Sieb Harrj', cook Miners' Restaurant, dwl 11 Hincklej'
Siebacher Louis, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 14^

Bryant Av
Siebe August (Stelliii'j <C- S.), dwl 157 Second
Siebe Frederick C. (J. Siebe A Co.), dwl 2208 Mason
Siebe George, dwl 2115 Powell

Siebe H. F. D., liquor saloon, 615 Fourth, dwl 523i Bran
Siebe J. & Co. (John and F. C. Siebe), wholesale liquors,

609 Sansom
Siebe John (J. Siebe X- Co.), dwl 623 Union
Siebe Ludwig^roceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth and

Everett, dwl 80 Everett
Siebe Richard, restaurant, dwl 523 Brannan
Siebenhauer L., merchant, office 300 Bat, dwl 320 Turk
Siebenhaner Saul, salesman Falkenstein & Co., dwl 320

Turk
Sieberst Frederick Mrs. (widow), dwl 2034 Mission
Siebe rst Henry G., attorney at law, office 636 Clay room

23, dwl 28 Second Av
Siebert Charles, laborer, dwl N s Sheridan nr Tenth
Siebert F., waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 627 Cal
Siebholdt Hugo, cook, dwl 15 Pacific
Siebrecht William, carpenter, dwl 4 Willow Av
Siedeman J., laborer Wade's Opera House
Siedenburg George, clerk Henry Stelling, dwl NW cor

Mission and Twenty-fourth
Siedenburg Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor Green

and Kearny, dwl 10 St. Charles PI nr Keaniy
Siedenburg John C, with R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 610

Sutter
Siefke Ferdinand, boot and shoemaker, 233 Sixth
Siegel Charles, baker, dwl E s Montgomerj- Av bet Pacific

and Broadway
Siegel Gustave, barber, dwl 1825 Powell
Siegel Harry, clerk Simon Siegel, dwl 24 Washington Av
Siegel Joseph N., clerk, dwl 3 Langton, rear
Siegel L. & Co. {Leopold Siegel and J. D. Meyer), proptrs

Cal. Rock Candy, and Rock Candy Syrup Works,

114 and 116 Sixth, office 217 Battery
Siegel Leopold (L. Siegel A; Co.), dwl 828 McAllister
Siegel Minnie (widow), dwl 2 Taylor PI
Siegel Minnie (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1142 Folsom
Siegel Morris, tailor, 1502 Stockton

Siegel Simon, manuf men's and boys' clothing, 414 Sacra-
mento, dwl 24 Washington Av
Siegers Frank, cabinetmaker, dwl 1337 Dupont
SIKGFKIED II. A., proptr Siegfried's Hotel, 228 Bush,

and lessee Piatt's Hall, dwl 228 Bush
Siegfried Hermann J., clerk Siegfried's Hotel, 228 Bush
Siegfried J. C, salesman Macondray & Co., res Alameda
Sielaff Albert G., groceries and liquors, 1719 Stockton
Sielicke Jacob F. , machinist Isaac H. Small, dwl cor Du-
pont and Broadway
Sieglitz Herman, watchmaker and jeweler, 614 Merchant,

res Alameda
Siem John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Second and

Brannan *

Siemens Ferdinand, musician, dwl 3 August Alley
Siemer Derrick (Lohrmann <fc S.), dwl 413 Drumm

Siheira C. H., Portugese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109 Cali-
fornia room 16

Siemer James, clerk, dwl 12 Hyde

Siemers Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Shipley and
Fifth

Siemers H., cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First

Siemers John (Husing it .5.), dwl NE cor Miss and Fifth i

Siemers John H. , carpenter, dwl NE cor Mission and Fifth

Siemers John R. , bartender M. &, D. H. Detels, dwl SE
cor Main and Harrison

Siems Gustav, hairdresser Philip P. Lehn, dwl 116 Leides-
dorff '

Sierers John, butcher William Kronnenberg, dwl Valley T
House, N s Hayes bet Van Ness Av and Polk

Siering Hermann (Locan ct- Co.), res Europe

Siering Robert, salesman Locan & Co., dwl 312 Stockton

Sierk F. , teamster Cal. Sugar Reflnerj-, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth

Sierp Frederick W., hatter Fisher & Co., dwl 4 Taylor PI

Sierra Buttes Quartz Mining Co. (Sierra Co.), office Cross
& Co., 316 California

Sierra Iron Co., Caleb T. Fay secretary, 606 Montgomery
room 23 •

Sierra Nevada Lodging^s, Thomas Kerbv proptr, 528 Pac

SIERRA NEVADA SILVER ^II.VlNG fO., (Storey
Co., Nev.), W. W. Stetson secretarj-, office 309 Mont-
gomery room 5 Ne\ada Block

Sies Phillip, junk, dwl 455 Tehama

Siess George (Siess ot Delicot), dwl 409 Post

Siess Jacob, shoemaker, dwl 293 Clementina

Siess Kate Miss, dwl 25 Taylor

Siess & Delicat {George Siess and Frederick Delicat),
carpenters and cabinetmakers, 22 Morton

Sietz John, barkeeper Robt. Werner, dwl 317^ Tehama

Sievers Albert, laborer, dwl 1310 Sansom

Sievers Francis C, dwl 1012 Bryant

Sievers Jacob, carpenter, dwl New Atlantic Hotel

Sievers Johannes, miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 54
Sacramento

Sievers John H. (Miller tt- Sievers), dwl N s Lombard bet
Larkin and Polk

Sievers William, liquor saloon, SW cor Clay and East,
dwl 1 Clay

Sievert Christian, carpenter, dwl Heinz's Hotel

Sievert Ferdinand, captain bktn Victor, Pacific St.WTiarf

Siewert Charles, cigars and tobacco, 334 East, dwl 6 Com-
mercial

Siffring John, baker, dwl 631 Pacific

Sigesmond S. B., dentist, office and dwl 11 Kearny

Sigismond A., jeweler, dwl 627 Broadway

Sigmund Edward, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

SItiXAL SERVICE IT. S. A., Samuel W. Beall ob-
ser\'er, James Higgins assistant, 42 Merchants' Ex-
change

Sikes J. C, dwl 3 Taylor

Sikes S., clerk, dwl 116 Jones

Sikes. See Sykes

Silberberg Herman, superintendent Neustadter Brothers.
Gough bet Grove and Hayes

Silberberg Joseph, tailor, dwl 13 Oak

Silberberg Max, clerk Schoenholz Brothers & Co., dwl 41{
Hayes

Silberstein Julius, moneybroker, SE cor California and
Kearny, dwl 645j Stevenson

Silberstein Louis, bootmaker, 219 Pacific, dwl 226 Pacifi(

Silberstein Marcus, teacher languages and music, dw
1906 Mission

Silberstein Samuel, hamessmaker A. Tillman, dwl 32)
Fourth

Silberstein Simon, gents' furnishing goods, 506 Kearny
dwl 332 Tyler

Silinas Andrew, steward, dwl 250 Clementina

Silk Thomas, laborer Superintendent Streets, dwl 1 Rob
bins PI nr Union ^

Silken Peter, cartman Superintendent Streets

Silkey Edward, dwl Olympic ixidgings

Sillem William (Godejfroy <i- S.), and treasurer Mendocini
Lumber Co. , dwl 907 Sutter

Sillemann George, tlerk Blohme Bros., dwl NE cor Sut
ter and Polk

Sillerj' John (Cronin d- S.), dwl 316 Fourth

Sillon Emanuel, dwl 334 Turk

Sills James, cook Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin

Silsby Edward D. (n'arner d- S.), res Chico

Silva Anton, seaman stm Santa Cruz, Pacific St.^V^larf

Silva Antonio, hairdresser Antonio Christian, dwl SE CO
Washington and Drumm

Silva Bernard, cook John George, dwl 102 Stevenson, rea

Silva Charles, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing GooB

«P. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

SIL

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Silva Francisco, deckhand stin Contra Costa, Clay St.

Wharf
Silva Frank, barber Sand Bros., dwi 202 Sixth
Silva fVank, deckhand stm Fideliter, Pacific St. Wharf
silva Frank, expressman, SW cor MontHfoniery Av and

Vallejo, dwl MS Keaniy

i:. Frank, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 116 Jackson

I Frank, li(iuor .lahwn, 644 Pacific

.1 Frank, seaman stm Slontcrev, Pacific St. Wharf

;i Frank M., barber. 901 Folsoin

.1 Georjfe, lalx)rer Frederick ililler, E s Stanyan nr

Waller
:l^ a Joaquin J., bootmaker, 413 Dnmmi
^iha Jolin, teamster Standard Soap Co., dwl E 3 Mission

Creek bet Fourt>enth and Fifteenth
\ :i Joseph, bcKitblack Adam Grimm, dwl 22 Green

a Joseph, hairdressins; saloon, 306^ Third

cr Joseph, laborer William Lange^ SW cor Cole and

Carl
^ilva Joseph, teamster, dwl 418 Drumm
-ha Joseph T., photographic gallery, 64 Third, dwl 1122

I'ilbert

A Joseph M., jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl 1116

Kearny
. I Lonis A., cook, dwl 115 Gearj', rear
' .1 .Manuel, fisbeftnan, dwl 418 Drumm

I Manuel, hairdressing saloon, 707 Brannan

a Peter, deckhand stm Cora, IJroadwa)' St. Wharf

I Rias (widow^), dwl 62.'> Vallejo

a Thomas, deckhand stm Fideliter, Pacific St. Wharf

a. SfC Silver

ain A., butcher D.Wolf

lu-^st Joseph, fisherman, dwl 418 Drumm

tira F., hairdresser, 21 Sutter

vT Antoine, laborer C. L. Low, 58 South Park

lt B. (widow), dwl N s Jersey nr Church

ir City Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Alfred K. Diu--

br.>w secretary, office 3C9 Montgomery room 69

. r Cloud Gold" and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),

.\. Noel secretary, office 419 California room 5
. I r Column Mining Co. (Wallapai, Arizona), office 434

California

or Cord Mining Co. (Idaho), Charles B. Higgins secre-

tarv, office 402 Montgomery room 1

or Ellen (widow), dwl 4 Hodges PI
. > r Frank, expressman, SE cor Broadway and Dupont,

Jwl 4 Maiden Lane

er Frank, longshoreman, dwl 1 Hall .\lley

<: r George, designer and engraver, 720 Market, dwl

1214 Sixteenth

ar Hill Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Walter E. Dean

secretary, office 419 California room 19

er H\Tuan, manufacturer clothing, 43 Tliird

or Isaac, clerk, dwl 721 Broadway

er J., expressman, dwl 721 Broadway

or John, laborer E. K. Stevenot & Co., dwl SW cor

Chestnut and Powell
•or Joseph, agent, dwl 523 Kearny

er Joseph, canvasser, dwl 404 tirove

er M., carpenter, dwl NW cor Devisadero and Cal

or Manuel, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine

or .Morris, pawiibroker, 021 Wa-shlngton, dwl 013 Post
II iver Peak Mining Co. (Pioxihe, Nev.), G. T. Grimes sec-

retarj-, office 411i California room 4

Ktsr

ilver Peter, mariner, dwl 105 Clark
ilver Ridge Gold and Silver Miaing Co., office Nevada
Block room 3
V; Alver S., dwl 627 Ellis

ilver Samuel, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
ilTfir Selig, crockery dealer, dwl 721 Broadwaj-
ilver State Mining Co. (Lincoln Co., Nev.), oljice 27 Mer-
chants' Exchange
ilver Sprout Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.), office 318 Cali-
fornia room B
ilver Thomas, clerk, dwl 126 Turk
ilver Wave Mining Co. (Wliite Pine, Nev.), Joseph 'W.

Clark secretary, office 418 California
ilver West Consolidated Mining Co., F. R. Bunker secre-
tary, office 606 Montgomery
ilver William Jr., compositor Women's Co-operative
Printing Union, dwl 7 Verba Buena
Sec Silva
Ivcrberg Adolph (A. Janax <t Co.), dwl 831 Geary
Iverberg Joseph, tailor Henry Planz, dwl 27 Moss
.(Tjf Iverberg Simon, sheepbutcher. First Av nr Kentucky,
office 207 Battery, dwl 16 Mason
ilverman D., peddler, dwl 22 Turk
Bverman Henry, salesman Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co., dwl
418 Sutter

Silverman Isaac, peddler, dwl 249 Clementina
Silvennan Lewis, teacher, dwl 512 Jessie
Silverman M. (I'cixotto ,(• ,S.), dwl .502 Push
Silverman Solomon, peddler, dwl W s San Jos^ Road nr

St. Mary's College
Silverstein Abraham, bookkeeper Dakin Jii Libby, dwl SW

cor Russ and Natoma
Silverstein Carl, glazier, dwl 38 Jessie
Silverstein Elias, locksmith, 113 Jackson, dwl 219 Tehama
Silverstein Isaac {Landshrrg A- S.), dwl 645i Stevenson
Silverstein Lewis, harnessmaker, dwl 329 Fourth, rear
Silverstein Louis, clerk Louis Jaffe, dwl 306 Second
Silverstein Louis, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., dwl 1906

Mission
Silvei'stein Philip, dyeing and scouring, dwl 861 Folsom
Silverstein Solomon, gents' furnishing and fancj' goods,

207 Sect)nd
Silverstone Harris, boots and shoes, 392 Sixth
Silvcrstone Joseph, clerk H. Lash, dwl 25 Langton
Silverstone Louis, glazier, dwl 148 Shiplej'
Silverstone Sholom, assistant bookkeeper O. & O. S. S.

Co., dwl 35 Langton
Silverstone Solomon, moneybroker, dwl 35 Langton
Silverthorne William H., clerk Central Pac. R. R., and

deputy fire marshal, dwl 416 Fulton
Silverthorne William H. Jr. , printer Chase & Boruck, dwl

416 Fulton
Silves Mary B. (widow), dwl 403 Union
Silvester George F., seed warehouse and garden imple-
ments, 317 Washington, dwl 418 Post
Silvester James, porter Gallagher & Armann, dwl 10 Vir-
ginia
Silvester Joseph, porter, dwl 10 Virginia
Silvester Leander, bookkeeper Geo. F. Silvester, dwl 6J

Prospect PI
Silvestri A. & Co., fish, 37 and 39 San Francisco Market
Silvestri Achille (A . Silvestri d- Co.), dwl 52S Union
Sih'ey Charles, laborer, dwl SW cor Filbert and Mont
Silvey Christopher, hatter Forrest & Co., dwl 2410 Post
Silvej- Conrad, hatpresser Forrest & Co., dwl S s Market,

bet Tenth and Eleventh
Silvej' Emanuel, laborer, dwl NE cor Sansom and Union
Silvey George F., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

engine house, Market nr Tenth
Silvey Joseph, deckhand stm Amador, Market St. Wharf
Silvey Joseph, laborer, dwl 1257 Montgomeiy
Silvey Louis, plasterer, dwl 117 Gilbert
Silvey Mary Ann (widow), dwl 2410 Post
Silvey Rajnnond M., policeman City Hall, dwl 3 Dupont
Silvey Robert W., line repairer Fire Alarm and Police

Telegraph, Brenham PI
Silvey Thomas, mariner, dwl 421 Drumm
Silvey Thomas S. , machinist, dwl 29 Turk
Sim John W., dwl 8 Hampton PI
Simdorf Henry, ivorj-turner, dwl 232 First
Sime Frank J., porter Eckfeldt & Co., dwl 227 Second
Sime Harris, clerk, dwl 112 Mason
Sime Hugh F., messenger Merchants' Exchange Bank,

dwl 813 Jackson
Sime J. Mrs., dwl 813 Jackson «

Simi Joseph, dwl 429 Green
Sinii Pietro, vegetables, 70 Colombo Market, dwl 429

' Green
Simmen Ferdinand, carpenter, dwl 356 Eleventh
Simmen John, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger & Son,

dwl 720 Natoma
Simmes S., dwl 34 Eddy

Simmie James W., master schr Arago, dwl 36 Austin
Simmie Marj' E. Mrs. , dwl 36 Austin
Simmonds G. , dwl 636 Commercial
Simmonds Thomas C, porter Albert Mau & Co., dwl 623

Seventh
Simmons Allen, baker}', 1019 Pacific, dwl 1413 Pacific
Simmons Alonzo R. (Simmons, Howe <l- Co.), res Sonoma
Simmons Andrew, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Manuf., dwl

SE cor Sierra and Indiana
Simmons C. , dwl 424 Sansom

Simmons Charles, carpenter, dwl 2 White PI nr Jones
Simmons Charles, laborer, dwl 117 Drumm
Simmons Daniel C., clockmaker, dwl 1020J Pacific
Simmons David, dwl 614 Kearny
Simmons D. M., machinist, dwl Russ House
Simmons E., miner, dwl Overland House
Simmons Edward E., clerk Household Furnishing Co.,

dwl 805 Bush
Simmons E. P. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri-

marj- School, dwl 26i Kearny
Simmons Grace (widow),'dwl 1413 Pacific Av
Simmons Henry, waiter Hartnett & Barry, 406 Broadway

jj5« STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchanl

Simmons Henry B., teamster A. S. Hallidie, dwl 1233

Union
Simmons Horace E., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., dwl 122

Taylor
Simmons J. B., assistant bookkeeper S. Lachman & Co.,

dwl SW cor Mont-fomery Avand Lombard
Simmons John, blacksmith Z. H. Cunningham & Co., dwl

52'ih Minna
Simmons John, printer, dwl "19 California
Simmons John Mrs., boardinjr, 421 Folsom
Simmons Joseph, engineer Folsom Laundry, S s Sixteenth

nr Valencia
Simmons Joseph S. (Simmons, Rowe 6: Co.), dwl 819

Filbert
Simmons Mary J. , dressmaker, dwl N s Lynch bet Jones

and Leavenworth
Simmons, Rowe i Co. (Joseph S. Simmonx, William B.

Howe, and Alonzo H. Simmotu), hardware, 416 Mar-
ket and 52 Clay
Simmons S., miner, dwl 409 Turk
Simmons Samuel (Forrest <(• Co.), dwl 213i Clara
Simmons Samuel, jeweler, 519 Kearny, dwl 1216 Powell
Simmons Sylvester R. (Crystal Soda Water Co.), dwl

1304 Montgomery
Simmons T. H., attorney at law, otfices 14 and 15 Court

Block, 636 Clay
Simmons Thomas, longshoreman, dwl N s Filbert bet

Sansom and Montgomerj'
Simmons \V., helper Geo. W. Swan & Co.
Simmons W. H. (Crystal Soda Water Co.), res Redwood

City
Simmons William, laborer Joseph Newbauer
Simmons William, rigger, 9 Howard
Simmons William, seaman schr Kittura, Washingfton St.

Wharf
Simmons William J., porter Savings and Loan Societ}-,

dwl 929 Washington
Sinmions. See Simmonds and Simonds
Simms Charles, waiter, dwl 1507 Powell
Simms Francis J. , with Thomas Day, dwl 628 Harrison
Simms James, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Simms Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel
Simms William, actor Wade's Opera House
Simms. See Sims and Sjinms
Simoes Andrew, dwl 600 Broadway
Simon A., laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Simon Ann Mrs., drj' and fancy goods, 150 Sixth, dwl 333

Fell
Simon Benjamin, groceries and liquors, 400 Sixth, dwl 30

Oak Grove Av
Simon Bernard, dwl 15 Russ
Simon Bernard, tailor, 650 Sacramento
Simon Blanche Miss, dwl 438 Broadway
Simon Charles, clerk Isaac Selig, dwl 333 Fell
Simon David, dwl 429 Eddy

Simon Ephraim (Simon, Jacobs <t- Co.), dwl 614 Sutter
Simon George, special policeman, dwl 165 Perrj-
Simon Gustav, tailor, 305i Third
Simon Gustav F. (U. Sim'on d- Sons), dwl 429 Eddy
Simon H., mariner, dwl 7 Washington
Simon Harrv G. ', clerk U. Simon & Sons, dwl 429 Eddy
SIMO\ nE.XRY, boarding and lodging, 214 Sansom
Simon Herman L. (Stein, Simoii ,1- Co.), res Europe
Simon Isador, U. S. bargeman. Front St. Wharf
Simon Isidore, bookkeeper Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl

229 Oak
Simon Isidore, peddler, dwl 426 Clementina
Simon Jacob, dwl 429 Eddy
SI.VO\, JACOBS Oi CO. (S. I., Ephraim, Samuel

Simofi, and U. I. Jacobs), merchants, office 17 and

19 Battery
Simon James, shipcarpenter, dwl E s Illinois nr Twen-
tieth
Simon Joseph, bootmaker, 818 Montgomery
Simon Joseph, crockery, 302 Sixth
Simon Joseph, furniture and carpets, 1226 Stockton
Simon Joseph, market, 208 Sixth, res Oakland
Simon Joseph Theodore, clerk, dwl 30 Oak Grove Av
Simon Julius, dwl 213 Stevenson
Simon Julius, bookkeeper, dwl 418 Sutter
Simon Julius C, bookkeeper Colman Brothers, dwl 335

O'Farrell
Simon L., polisher >\'hittier. Fuller & Co., dwl 138 Dora
Simon Louis (Gau(jler, Sittu)n d: Co.), dwl 404 Capp, rear
Simon Louis (Saucelito Dairy), dwl E s Vermont nr Ne-
vada
Simon Louis, porter G. W. Chesley & Co., dwl NW cor

Greenwich and Taylor
Simon Lucien, boarding, 1118 Howard

Simon Ludovic, liquormixer, dwl 835 Greenwich

Simon Malvina Miss, teacher Noe and Temple St. Primary

School
Simon Marj' (widow), dwl 10 Margaret PI
Simon Paul, carpenter John Rechter
Simon Peter (Fidler ,(• S.), dwl N [s Cortland Av bet

Mission and San Bruno Road
Simon Peter, laborer, dwl 945 Folsom
Simon Peter, tailor William Xicolai, dwl 505 Hyde
Simon Samuel (Simon, Jacobs <t Co.), dwl 1005 Van Ness

Av
Simon Samuel Jr. (U. Simon <i: Sons), dwl 429 Eddy
Simon Samuel H., salesman T. Sullivan, dwl 15 Russ
Simon S. I. (Simon, Jacobs A Co., and Simon A: Breg-

latier), dwl 1005 Van Ness Av
Simon Siegmund L., bookkeeper, dwl 130 Oak
Simon Sigmund L., secretari' Mission Woolen Mills, dwl

318 Sutter
Simon Simon, dwl 333 Fell
Simon S. L., S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 California,

dwl
Simon Solomon, peddler, dwl 928 Folsom
Simon U. & Sons (G. F. and S. Simon Jr.), importers

and jobbers hats and caps, 123 Sansom
Simon Ulrich (C. Simon it Sons), dwl 429 Eddy
Simon Wolda (widow), dwl 426 Clemeatina
Simon & Breslauer (S. I. Simon and L. Breslaiter), com-
mission, wool, and hide merchants, office 4 Battery
Simonds J. M., dwl 1309 Stockton

Simonds Nathan, Cloverdale Dairy, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Vermont
Simonds Samuel D. Rev., inspector Custom House, dwl

935 Clav
Simonds Willis S., tally clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 23

Fell
Simonds. See Simmonds, Simmons, and Symonds
Simone Inieri, blacksmith, dwl 560 Union
Simonelli John, manufacturer statuary, 1234 Dup, rear
Simonetti Oscar, laborer, dwl 9 Union PI, rear
Simoni Frank, bootmaker, 529 Broadway
Simons Andrew, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Simons Charles, laborer Hartnett & Barry, 406 Bdwy
Simons David, oiler Pac. Mail S. S. China
Simons Emil, dwl 645 Washingrton
Simons George, carpenter, dwl 509 Washington
Simons Hiram C. Jr., clerk, dwl 510 Leavenworth
Simons Hyman, bootpolisher, 100 Third, dwl 7 Stockton
Simons Isadore, foreman cigarmaker Liebes Brothers &

Co., dwl 27 Harriet
Simons John, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7 Steuart
Simons Joseph, dwl 265 Jessie
Simons L. Mrs., costumer, 645 Wa-shington
Simons Samuel, mariner, dwl 18 Washington
Simons Thomas W., dwl 610 Fourth
Simons Walter, carpenter, dwl 734 Brannan
Simons. See Symons
Simonson J. Jr., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. City o)

Tokio, dwl 139 South Park Av
Simonson John, seaman brig Sheet Anchor, Maine St.

Wharf
Simonson Joseph Jr., with Thomas Day, dwl 518Gear>'
Simonton Charles E., carpenter and builder, 818 How-
ard
Simonton J. W. (S. F. Bulletin Co. and S. F. Call Co.)

res New York City
Simonton Thomas B. , carpenter, dwl 100^ Second
Simpkev Joseph, carriagetrimmer Daniel S. Shute, dw

39 Clara
Simpkins Charles, painter, dwl 29 Perry '

Simpkins Charles H., capitalist, office 200 Sansom roomj

Simpson , toy manufacturer, dwl 202 Sixth

Simpson A., clerk Mrs. L. Jallewits, dwl 115 William
Simpson Alexander, shoemaker Hamlin & Chase, dw

36'ji Natoma •

SI.MPSOX A. M. <K BRO. (Rohim W. Simpson)

lumber, and agents Coos Bay, and Columbia Rivei

Packets, office 44 Market, yards Howard and Beali

St. Wharves
Simpson Asa M. (A. M. Simpson .£■ Bro.), res Oakland
Simpson Charles, expressman, 47 Clay
Simpson Charles, porkpacker, dwl 340 Third
Simpson Charles, porter Henry Osterloh, 37 Commercial
Simjison Charles, special policeman, dwl 4 Eddy PI
Simpson Clement S., captain bark Whistler, dwl 59 Teha

ma
Simpson Edward, laborer, dwl N s Twentieth nr Valencii
Simpson Elias, i)acker B. Nathan &Co., dwl 340 Third
Simpson George, expressman, N s Market nr Moutgom

ery, dwl W s Valencia nr Twenty-second

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenolog

'i P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

SIM

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Simpson Oeorsre, expressman, SE cor Fi'ont and Clay,

dwl 032 Dolores
Simpson Henry, blacksmith, dwl N s Creek Lane nrHow
Simpson Henry, cook Kuss House
Simpson Henry, draftsman Wright & Sanders, dwl 220

Shotwell
Simpson Henry, joiner, dwl 1511 Leavenworth
Simpson Henry, musician, dwl 19 Stockton
Simpson James, carpenter, dwl E s Treat Av bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Simpson James, physician, office 204 Sutter, dwl 814

Sutter
Simpson James, seaman, dwl 117 Drmnm
Gttmpson James, dwl lOfi D'Farrell
Simpson Jennie (widow), dwl 26 Ellis
Simpson John, captain schr Annie Gee, office 305 East
Simpson John, joiner, dwl 1502 Leavenworth
Simpson John, l;iborer, dwl 421 Greenwich, rear
8im{>son John, lithof,'ra]>her, dwl 1110 Harrison
Simpson John H., compositor Evening JJulletin, dwl

Buena Vista bet T\venty-ninth and Thirtieth, Bemal

Heights
Simpson John H., salesman Ledden, 'Whipple & Co., dwl

Occidental Hotel
Simpson Joseph, boilemiaker, dwl 421 Greenwich, rear
Simpson Kitty Missi dressmaker Mary B. yuigg, dwl 421

Greenwich, rear
Simpson Mar>' Miss, dwl 529 Clay
Simpson Matthew, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Simpson Nathan S., miner, dwl 3 Hanii)ton PI
Simpson Peter G., hatter J. C. Meussdorffer & Bro., dwl

1213 Leavenworth
Simpson Richard W., proptr S. F. Brush Factorj-, 835

Harrison, dwl 10 Downey
Simpson Robert W. (A. M. Simpson <0 Bro.), dwl 574 Fol
Simpson S. , mate schr Golden Fleece, Green St.Wliarf
Simi)soii Thomas (Simpson <£• Mortjan), dwl 1207 Miss
Simpson Thomas B. , searcher records C. V. Gillespie, dwl

1508 Sacramento
Simpson William (Kelleher ct S.), dwl 231 Eighth
Simpson William, blacksmith, dwl 2535 Mission
Simpson William, carpenter, dwl 500 Davis
Simpson William, druggist, 809 Davis, res Alameda
Simpson William, engineman Engine No. 0 S. F. F. D.,

dwl 314 Sixth
Simpson William, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine,

dwl N s Filbert bet Sansom and Montgomery
Simpson William, plasterer, dwl 1508 Mason, rear
Simpson k Morgan (Thomas Simpsfiti and P. Morgan),

•^PVOTPiM, 116 Post ^P't- C<-1, t'X'C-t^

Simpson. See Simson ' '

Simpton Charles J., engineer, dwl 1730 Eddy

Simpton G. (widow), dwl 1319 Sansom

Simpton George W., driver Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl SE

cor Leavenworth and Bernard
Sims Celia Miss, shirtmaker, dwl 856 Folsom
Sims Gabriel, cook Pratt & Johnson, dwl 868 Folsom
Sims John, carpenter and joiner, 605 Mission
^f A Sims John, laborer Bay Sugar Refinerj-, dwl N s Filbert

bet Montgomery and Sansom
I Sims John F. , clerk John R. Sims, dwl Russ House
SIMS JOH^' K., manufacturer iron doors and shutters,

123 and 125 Beale, dwl Russ House
Sims Joseph, housesmith John R. Sims, dwl New W'is-

consin Hotel
Sims Mary C. (widow), dwl 344i Seventh
Sims Nellie (widow), dressmaker, dwl 516 Folsom
■~iins Patrick, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl Bootz's Hotel
>nns. See Simms

^imser Adolph, peddler, dwl 115 O'Farrell
^imson Aaron, merchant, dwl 115 William
-'iinson Abraham D., clerk Herman E. LeszjTisky, dwl

115 William
>inison A. p., laborer, dwl 621 Ellis, rear
>iinson C, compositor Cubery & Co., dwl 619 Turk
, airason Charles J., salesman, dwl 20 Eddy
Simson James W., carjjenter, dwl 619 Turk
Simson Robert, attorney at law, office 803 Montgomery,

res Alameda Co.
Simson Robert, shipcarpenter, dwl 18 Taylor
Simson. See Simpson
Simton Joseph A., clerk G. V. M. Glover, dwl Cosmopoli-

ten Hotel
Sin Kee (Chinese), barber, 642 Jackson
Sineich Gerolomo, barkeeper, dwl 8 Hinckley
Sinclair Archibald, mason, dwl 428 Seventh
Sinclair Archie, stationery and varieties, SEcor Dupont

and Sutter, dwl 1225 Mission
Sinclair Charles, machinist, dwl 120 William

omaj

CiH

'ri

Sinclair Charles H., superintendent Mission Rock Wharf

and Warehouse, dwl 30 South Park
Sinclair Colin R., dwl 824 Union
Sinclair Frank, sawyer, dwl 509 Washington
Sinclair James, seaman, dwl 3 Howard
Sinclair John, dwl 633 Tyler
Sinclair John, carpenter, dwl SE cor Twenty-flrst and

Eureka
Sinclair John, laborer, dwl 22 Turk
Sinclair John, waiter Russ House
Sinclair John, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

119 Folsom
Sinclair John A., teamster, dwl 369 Minna
Sinclair Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
SINCL.ilR S.4MI;KL F., real-estate agent, office 432

Montgomery room 5, dwl 14 Haight
Sinclair. Sec Cinclair and St. Clair
Sincock Henry, dwl 2322 Mission
Sindel Jacob (Jacob Sindel A Co.), dwl 23 Rondel PI
Sindel Jacob & Co. (Richard GoMtner), blacksmiths and

wagonmakers, 424 Pacific
Sing Chung (Chinese), boarding, 726 Jackson
Sing Kee (Chinese), boarding, 032 Jackson
Sing Kee (Chinese), rice merchant, 809 Sacramento
Sing Kee & Co. (Chinese), tailors, 814 Claj'
Sing liCe (Chinese), cigars, 501 Davis
Sing Lee & Co. (Chinese), cigars and tobacco, 611 Dupont
Sing Quong On (Chinee), druggist, 823 Dupont
Sing Wa (Chinese), cigar manuf, 805 Washington
Sing Wo & Co. (Chinese), fruits and produce, 639 Jackson
Sing Yick Hee Kee & Co. (Chinese), grocers, 722 Jackson
Singer Alfred, professor music, dwl 235 Kearny
Singer H. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 727 Vallejo
Singer Isadore, dentist, dwl 513 Stevenson
Singer Leonhard, butcher, dwl 540 Linden Av
Singer Louis, laborer Bay Sugar Refinerj', dwl E 8 San-
som bet Union and Green
Singer Manufacturing Co., sewing-machines, Robert H.

Yates agent, office 118 Sutter
Singer Marian Miss, vocalist, dwl 310 Stockton
Singer R. C, mining, office 330 Pine room 19
Singer William, coalpasser stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Singler Henry, hairdresser Mrs. B. Uszynski, dwl 14J

Sherman
Singleton M. A., mining, dwl 212 Turk
Siukinson John H., machinist West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 410 Octavia
Sinnott George, blacksmith, dwl 1109 Montgomery
SlN.\OTT HEiMUY, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Minna and Julia
Sinnott James, dwl SW cor Minna and Julia
Sinnott Michael, eoUarmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl

1111 Montgomery
Sinnott Patrick, bookkeeper, dwl 418 First
Sinnott Patrick, miner, dwl 20 Sacramento
Sinnott Richard, carpenter, dwl 1225 Market
Sinnott William, waiter Mrs. John Anderson, dwl 103

Clark
Sinnott William H., stairbuilder Sanborn & BjTnes, dwl

Central Pacific Hotel
Sinon Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1.309 Stockton
Sinon William, carpenter, dwl 2015 Hyde
Sinon William Jr , carpenter, dwl 2015 Hyde
Sinsheimer Henrj', bookkeeper Koshland Brothers, dwl 19

Sansom
Sinsheimer Moritz, soapmaker B. P. Bishop, dwl New At-
lantic Hotel
Sinsheimer Simon, croekerj', 15 Third, dwl 9J Dikeman

PI
Sinsich Jerry, Austrian Benev. Soe.,71 New Montgomery
SIXTOX KK'H.IRD II., license collector City and

County, office 7 City Hall second floor, dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Sioli Paolo, architect, dwl 2006 Powell
Sipel Conrad, helper Herman J. Schintz, dwl 1607 Dup
Sirand Benjamin, laborer Lenormand Bros., dwl Powell

nr California
Sire John, baker, dwl 634 Pacific

Sirke Fritz, teamster, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Sisen%ine Levi, cigars and tobacco, 311 Bush, dwl 39

Langton
Siskron Charles, builder, dwl 516 Sixth
Sisson Albert W. (Sisson, Wallace <t- Co.), dwl 595 Ellis
Sisson Caroline M. , dwl 1512 Leavenworth
Sisson Carrie A. , dwl 1512 Leavenworth ,
SISSO\, WALL.K'E »t <'0. (Albert W. Sisson, WU-

liani H. Wallace, and Clark W. Crocker), general

merchandise, office 220 California
Sisters of Mercy EmplojTiient Office, 308i Stockton

^ JAMES &. STEELE &, CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

r. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant

Sittonhcim Benjamin, flsh, 31 Grand Central Market, dM

H Morey Alley -

Sitterson George, carpenter, dwl 263 Clementina
Siverinc Gusniani, flsh. Clay St. Market
Sivierou Etienne, liquor saloon, S2G Pacific
Siverson Samuel, tanner Funcke k Co., dwl !)i Decatur
SivioUe Casimere, moMcr City Iron Works, dwl 25 Minna
Sixty-three ("63") Gold and Silver Mininjj Co. (Wallapai,

Arizona), B. B. Minor secretarj", ottice 309 Montgom-

erj' room 49
Size Patrick, helper F. I. C\irry
Sjogren Olof, painter, dwl -J-il Drunim
Skade Thomas J., Austrian Bene v. Soc, 71 New Mont
SK.iK JOHN, mining office Nevada Block, .309 Mont-
gomery room 5, dwl S\V cor Busli and Van Ness Av
Skaggs M., conductor Central R. R., dwl 721 Brannan
Skahiil Edward, shoemaker, dwl 268 Jessie, rear
Skaife Alfred, bookkeeper Burling & Brother, dwl 1109

Mason
Skating Rink Association (Walter B. Hiygiiis, L. W. S.

Dowm, and D. L. Dunlap), Mechanics' Pavilion, NE

cor Mission and Eighth
Sked Bernard, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Skeehn John, laborer, dwl Thirty-second nr Railroad

Av, South S. F.
Skehan Henp-, marblecutter Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl

183 .Jessie
Skehan James, teamster, dwl N s Filbert bet Buchanan

and Webster
Skehan John J., fruits and confectionery, dwl N s Six-
teenth nr Second Av
Skehan Patrick, marbleworker Leon^R. Myers & Co., dwl

183 Jessie
Skohill Edward Joseph, shoemaker Perry Veitch, dwl 69

Jessie
Skelligan John, hostler, dwl NW cor Castro and Jersey
Skelly Catherine Miss, parasolmaker, dwl 226^ Austin
Skelly Francis, tailor, 702 Mission
Skelly Frank J., court-room clerk Municipal Criminal

Court, dwl 211i^ Turk
Skelly Frank P., clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl 218 Perry
Skelly James, tinsmith, dwl 604 Franklin
Skelly James H., salesman Frank G. Edwards, dwl 604

Leavenworth
Skelly John, barkeeper William Kilday, dwl 23 Hunt
Skelly John, sash and blindmaker Haskell c& Bode
Skelly John, selector R. A. Swain & Co., dwl N s Lincoln

bet Jones and Taylor
Skelly John F. (</. Trejos <t Co., and Smith, Hichter i-

Co.), dwl 11 Second Av nr Sixteenth
Skelly John R., salesman Crane & Brigham, dwl Russ

House
Skelly Kate (widow), dwl 207 Minna
Skellv JIargaret Miss, parasolmaker, dwl 226i Austin
Skelly Mary (widow), dwl 226.V Austin
Skellv Michael, superintendent N. B. and Mission R. R.,

d'wl 120 Ninth
Skelly Patrick, laborer, dwl NE cor Fifth and Mission
Skelly Thomas, cari>enter, dwl 209 Minna
Skelly Timothy, sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode,
Skelt Samuel, S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 Cal
Skelton John P., deputy collector U. S. Intenial Revenue,

dwl 1017 Vallejo
Skelty John R., capitalist, dwl Russ House
Skerrett Daniel, watchmaker and jeweler, 126 Second,

dwl 74 Natoma
Skerrett E. L., gas purifier, dwl 710 California
Skerrett John{S>cerrett A Co.), dwl 133 Shipley
Skerrett Nicholas, capitalist, office 112 Keanij' room 2,

dwl 608 Pine
Skerrett & Co. (John Skerrett and Patrick Cogan), gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Shiplev and Willow
Skidmore Charies W., clerk E. E. Eyre, dwl 619 Eddy
Skidmore Edward, dwl 2031 Mission
Skidmore 3. E., deputy superintendent streets, dwl 2031

Mission
Skidmore Susie E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,

dwl 619 Eddy
Skidmore Walter A., mining agent, dwl 765 Folsom
Skiff Oscar J., painter J. A. Rutherford, dwl W s Alabama

nr Twenty-fourth
Skiffington Francis, peddler, dwl W s and nr San Miguel

Station
Skiffington Mathew, boilermaker, dwl 10 Clementina
Skiles Samuel, carpenter, dwl 624 Pacific
SKI.XKEK .IOII.\, agent Dupont Powder Co., Win-
chester Reixsating Arms Co., and Eagle Fuse Co.,

office 108 Battery, res Oakland
Skinner , dwl 737 Howard

Skinner Alexander D. (Skinner tfc Halen), dwl 5 Post
Skinner Ellen, ]jarlomiaid California Theater, dwl 1511

Mason
Skinner Ellen Jane (widow), dwl SE cor Vallejo and Pow
Skinner Henrj' C, shipping clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co.,

dwl 420 Bartlett bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Skinner Richard, teamster, dwl 520 Broadway
Skinner Robert, Hesse's Improved Hydraulic Pressure

Wheel, dwl 25 Ellis
SKI\NEK »t- II.ILE.V (A. D. Skinner and A. W. Vd

Halen), real estate, housebrokers, and general com-
mission and insurance agents, 5 Post room 6
Skinoni Benato, cartman, dwl 1407 Kearny
Skipwith Caleb, linenman Palace Hotel
Skivington John F., foreman patternshop Risdon I. and

L. Works, dwl 3 Minna
Skivington Peter, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl W

s York bet Solano and Butte
Skovgaard Niels C. (Jen.sen ^i■ S.) dwl 103 Sacramento
Skuce Frank, expressman. Berry bet Third and Fourth,

dwl 7 Boyd
Skuce H., janitor Eighth St. Primary School
Slack Andrew L., dwl 11 Ninth
Slackerty Charles A., porter H. T. Holmes & Co., dwl 913

Natoma
Slager Abram, collector, dwl 437 Green
Slamberg Charles T., foreman carpenter shop Goodall,

Nelson & Perkins, N s Merchant nr East, dwl 3 Stanly

Court
Slane Edward, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Slanker Jacob, machinist Diedrich Husing, dwl 519 Pac
Slater C, dwl 863 J Market
Slater Daniel P., waiter Palace Hotel
Slater E. A. Mrs. , dressmaker, dwl 414 Francisco
Slater Edmund M. , canvassing agent, dwl 527 Shotwell
Slater George, solicitor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 414 Francisco
Slater George, tailor, 622 Clay
Slater James H., mining engineer, dwl 24 O'Farrell
Slater Patrick, plasterer, dwl 618 Sixth
Slater William, bookkeeper, dwl 2732 Mission
Slatterly JI. J., hairdresser, dwl 423 Bush
Slattery Dennis, boot and shoemaker, dwl N s Twenty-
eighth bet Dolores and Guerrero
Slattery Dennis F., dwl llli Minna
Slattery James, expressman, cor Townsend and Fourth,

dwl N s Twenty-fourth nr Noe
Slattery James, longshoreman, dwl 312 Main, rear
Slattery James, second officer stm El Captain, Oakland

Ferry
Slattery Jeremiah, proptr Passaic Hotel, 521 Howard
Slatterj' ilarj' (widow), dwl 1113 Kearny
Slattery M. D. Rev., assistant pastor St. Mary's Cathedral,

dwl 628 California
Slattery Michael, laborer, dwl 28 Freelon
Slattery Patrick, butcher Thomas Mclnerney & Co., dwl

311 Broadway
Slatterj' Patrick, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl

1208 California
Slattery Patrick T., carpenter, dwl 406 Broadway
Slattery Richard, driver John G. lis, dwl 1 Hodges PI
Slatterv William, carpenter, dwl Twelfth Av bet P and Q,

South S. F.
Slattery William, student Healds' Business College, res

Oakland
Slatterj' William J., machinist, dwl 406 Broadway
Slausser Theodore, mason, dwl 945j Folsom
Slavan Annie E., principal Eighth St. Primarj' School, dwl

655 Seventeenth
Slavan John, gardener Columbia Square, dwl 15j Har Av
Slavan Mary H. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,

dwl 655 Seventeenth
Slaven Alexander, waiter Michael Wappel, dwl 359 Minna
Sla\'en Francis, baker, dwl 32 Everett, rear
Slaven James, dwl 1003 Vallejo
Slaven James Edward, compositor Alta California, dwl

1003 Vallejo
Slaven .Tohn, steward Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Slaven John, waiter, dwl 359 Minna
Slaven Lizzie Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 1003

Vallejo
Slaven M. A. (Terrill it- S.), dwl 715 Seventeenth
Slaven Michael, upholsterer, dwl 42 Jessie
Slavin Michael, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Slavin Patrick, bakerj-, 1324 Dupont, dwl NE cor Dupont

and Vallejo
Slivvin Patrick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Slavin Thomas, laborer, dwl E s Bryant Av nr Bryant
Slavin Thomas, i)avcr superintendent streets .
Slavonic lUyric Society, office 302 Davis room 1

BEAMISH'S—Importer Purnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Markc

. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Slayback Deborah Mrs., forewoman James W. Buniham

& Co., dwl 1007 Market
Sleaner John, ciirtinan, dwl 5 Gaven Alley
Sleath WilHam, coachman Sidney M. Smith, 328 Bryant
Slebeck Phillip, expressman, 735 Market, dwl NE cor Six-
teenth and Mission
Slemin Simon, compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 238

Taylor
Sleeper Charles, clearance clerk Bank Califoniia, dwl 456

Guerrero
Sleeper Elmina R. (widow), private school, 912 Larkin
Sleeper E\uiice S. (widow), dwl :J38 Fremont
Sleeper Frank H., clerk U. S. Shipping,' Commissioner, dwl

1 Yerbii Buena
Sleeper Uubart W., salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl

1112J Mason
Sleeper John S., clerk, dwl 456 Guerrero
Sleeper Marv Miss, teacher Silver St. Trimary School, dwl

222 Shotwell
Sleeper William O., real estate, dwl 222 Shotwell
Sleiscr Henry, shipcarpenter, dwl .'JOS Beale
Sleiter Louis, cooper Snnon P. Coinior, dwl 419 Drumm
Sleith J., fireman Pacific Glue Manuf. Co., cor Gough and

Lombard
Slessin^'er Louis {Porter, Oppenheimer & S.), dwl 338

Eddy
Slevin Daniel F., carpenter, 417 Bush
Slevin James, with Larkins & Sposilo, dwl 417 Bush
Slevin Jeremiah, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Slevin Patrick, policeman City Hall, dwl S s Twenty-first

nr Mission
Slicer Walter R., clerk Custom House, dwl 331 Union
Slick Samuel, boatman, dwl 1011 Battery
Slidell James, carpenter, dwl 935 Folsom
Slime William, stock dealer, dwl Overland House
Slink Thomas, drayman Bryden & Hinckley, dwl Clem-
entina bet First and Second
Slinkey I)., barkeeper Overland House
SLI.\KEY J. E., proprietor Overland House, 531 Sac-
ramento, and Bon Ton Saloon, California Theater,
Bush nr Kearny
Sloan Alexander, molder City Iron Works, dwl 238 Perry
Sloan Bernard, laborer, dwl 20 Jessie
Sloan Bernard, laborer, dwl 1025 \^aIlejo
Sloan E. Mrs., hattrimmer Collins & Co., dwl 1085 Bdwy
Sloan F. H., compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl M bet

Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Sloan George, thiril officer Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Sloan James, master mariner, dwl 238 Steuart
Sloan John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Sloan John, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Sloan John, sparraaker, dwl W s Tennessee nr Butte
Sloan Marj' (widow), dwl 549 Stevenson
Sloan Mary Miss, dwl 771j Mission
Sloan Michael, seaman schr Montana, Main'St. Wharf
Sloan Patrick, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New ilont
Sloan Thomas, sergeant Golden Gate Park police
Sloan W., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Sloan William R., real-estate, office 236 Montgomerj-, dwl

1203 Howard
Sloane Arthur E., clerk Arthur E. Magill, dwl 537 Turk
Sloane Hardee H., millwright, dwl 1531 Tjler
Sloane John (W. ib J. Sloane), res New York
SLOAXE W. A J., Charles L. Watson agent, import-
ers and dealers in carpets, 525 and 527 Market
Sloane William (ir. d- J. Sloane), res New York
Sloane William, laborer, dwl 17 Crook
Slocomb H. B., dwl 222 Austin
Slocomb Henry, hairdressing saloon, 152 Second, dwl 212

Second
Slocomb Henry, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Slocomb J. P. (widow), dwl 222 Austin
Slocomb May Ida Miss, dwl NW cor Pine and Hyde
Slocum Amanda M. Mrs., dwl 005 Montgomerj'
Slocum Charles, dwl 015 Third
Slocum Charles B. , assistant bookkeeper Santa Cruz Lime

Co., dwl 18 Eddy
Slocum Charles J. , hostler John Crooks, dwl Bay District

Fair Grounds
Slocum Eliza Mrs., with Plum, Bell & Co., dwl 110 Fourth
Slocum G. J., dwl 106 Natoma
Slocum Henrv, carpenter, dwl 83 Everett
Slocum Henr\-, whitewasher, dwl 3 Duncan Court
Slocum John'H., dwl 925 Sutter
SLOCII.II LOT D., proprietor Excelsior Livery Stable,

921-925 Sutter, dwl 925 Sutter
Slocum Margaret Mrs., dwl 209 Tehama
Slocum Patrick, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Slocum Sidney S., dwl 925 Sutter

Slocum William M. , newspaper reporter, dwl 615 Third
Slonian Patrick, lumberman, dwl 120 Freelon
Slomke F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SVVcor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Slon John, coalpsisser stm Ancon, Broadway St. Wharf
Slorah Edward C, bottled ale and porter,' 70S Sansom,

dwl E s Folsom nr Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
Slorah James, capitalist, dwl E s Folsom nr Twentj'-

eighth, Bernal Heights
Sloss Dora Miss, teacher Bush St. Primary School, dwl

408 Bush
Sloss Gordon E., manager John Slartin, 408 Bush, and
commissioner S. F. F. D., office 23 Kearny, dwl
Russ House
Sloss Louis {Lwiii Sloss ct Co., Funcke tfc Co., and
HutchiuMn, Kohl, Phillipeus A: Co.), dwl 1500 Van
Ness Av
SLOSS LOl'IS •£ CO. (Simon Greenewald and Leivls
Gerstle), hides, wool, fure, and commission mer-
chants, 310 and 312 Sansom
Slosser Martin, clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl 325 Fre-
mont
Slosson Edward, student Barnard's Business College, dwl

622 McAllister
Slosson Edward K., canvassing agent, dwl 9 Ninth
Slow Bernard D'. , sheepraiser, dwl 1425 Bush
Slum John, dwl 507 Eighth
Slu))sky Lo\iis, hackdriver, dwl 1125 Mission
Slushen John, tinsmith, dwl 1321 Pacific
Sluter Henr>', shoemaker, dwl 182 Stevenson
Sljney Patrick, lumberman, dwl 238 Steuart
Slyney Thomas, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Slyter G. M., stonemason, dwl E s Columbia bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Smadeke William (WillUun Smadeke Jj Co., Gxtstavus
Cornelius ifc Co., and Smadeke ifc Mehrtens), dwl 600
Third
Smadeke William & Co. (Gitstavug Cornelius), groceries

and liquors, SW cor IJrannan and Third
Smadeke & Mehrtens (Williain Smadeke and Richard
Mehrtens), groceries and liquors, SW cor Eighth and
Mission
Small Addie F. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1070 Howard
Small Alexander H., receiver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

320 Minna
Small Allen, carpenter, dwl 325 Capp
Small Archibald, barkeeper, dwl 12 Bagley PI
Small Cajsar, bootblack, dwl 502 Broadway
Small Charles H., foreman Isaac H. Small, dwl 568 Fol
Small Daniel S., shipwright, 110 Dnimm, res Oakland
Small Dominick P., carpenter John P. Curtis, dwl 407

Greenwich
Small Emma Mrs., dressmaker, 115 Kearny room 9
Small Henry, boxmaker George %V. Swan & Co,, dwl 46

Tehama
Small Hobarth, cook, dwl 28 Clay

Small Hugh, bookkeepers. F. Bulletin Co., dwl 923 Wash-
ington
Small Isaac H., manufacturer planers and wood- working

machinery, 7 and 9 Beale, dwl 568 Folsom
Small J., machinist, dwl 227 Second
Small Jacob, merchant (Howlaud Flat, Sierra Co.), dwl

1926 Sutter
Small John, dwl 421 Minna

Small John, blacksmith James Manson, dwl 227 Second
Small John, carpenter, dwl 1834 Howard
Small John, farmer, S end Lake Merced
Small John, metalroofer William Cronan, dwl 1023 Mar-
ket
SiAall John, phmiber G. & W. Snook, dwl 407 Greenwich
Small John O., cook stm Alexander, Main St. Wharf
Small M., shipcarpenter, dwl 538 Howard
Small P., waiter Pacific Mail S. S: Costa Rica
Small Richard G., master mariner, dwl 1070 Howard
Small William, blacksmith, dwl 840 Market
Small William, real-estate agent and mining secretarj-,

otfice 531 California, res Oakland
Smalley William, oiler stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf
Smallman William, cook O. i& O. S. S. Oceanic, dwl 623

Seventh
Smallman William E., stevedore Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,

dwl 623 Seventh
Smalls J. , cook Francisco Garcia, dwl 722 Filbert
Smallwood William, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Smart A. Miss, dwl 1512 California
Smart Bertha L. Miss, dressmaker, 1047A Market
Smart Bertha S. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1047i Market
Smart C. Frank, clerk Baldwin's Hotel, dwl 1047J Market
Smart Charles N., clerk George Meams, dwl 1512 Cal

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, L. W. Laird, 613 llontgomery cor. Mercharji

SMA

744

SMI

Smart Charles R., driver Smart & Bro., W s Old San Jos^
Road iir Industrial School

Smart David, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 422
Fremont

Smart Edward, laborer, dwl 512 Mission

Smart George C. {Smart ,0 Bro.), dwl VV s Old San Jos6
Road nr Industrial School

Smart James, lumber merchant, dwl 20J Welsh ,

Smart James G. (Smart it Bro.), dwl W a Old San Jos6
Road nr Industrial School

Smart William, butcher, dwl 1027 Vallejo

Smart & Bro. (Ocorge C. and James G. Smart), milk-
ranch, W s Old San Jos6 Road nr Industrial School

Smedberg James R., secretary Mindeleff Reduction Co.,
office 328 Montgomery room 23, dwl 617 Jones

Smedberg William R., cai>tain U. S. A., with C. Adolphe
Low & Co., dwl IGll Larkin

Smedley Henry, janitor 323 Front, dwl 1118 Taylor

Smerdon George, carpenter, dwl 935 Folsom

Smestard OUe, laborer, dwl W s Micliigan nr Shasta

Smetzer Henry, local policeman, City and County Hos-
pital

Smides Ferdenandes, teamster, dwl 502 Broadway

Smiddy James, clerk, dwl 14 Eddy

Smidt August, captain Annie Caroline, dwl 212 Steu, rear

Smidt Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiner}', dwl S\V cor
Brannan and Eighth

Smidt Charles, seaman, dwl 219 Mission

Smidt Frank, cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl
331 Bush

Smidt Harry, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Fran-
cisco

Smidt James, waiter, dwl 8 Hunt

Smidt John, dwl 957 Market

Smidt Joseph, tinsmith Ezra T. Bucknam, dwl 1972 Dup

Smidt Louis, groceries and liquors, SE cor Dupont and
Greenwich

Smiley Angj- ^P. Miss, shoe-buttonholeworker, dwl 423
Union •

Smiley Benjamin, laborer, dwl 315 O'Farrell

Smiley Charles, teamster Edmund Wilson, dwl 614 Stock

Smiley Emma F. Miss, shoe-buttonholeworker, dwl 423
Union

Smiley George W., stockbroker, office 444 California, dwl
623 Powell

Smiley H. (widow), dwl W s Valencia nr Twenty-fifth

Smiley Henry, stairbuilder, dwl 108 Powell

Smiley James, broker, 422 Montgomery, dwl 634 Bdwj'

Smiley J. F., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl cor Bush
and Polk

Smiley Joseph E., mining, dwl 731 Bush

Smiley Michael, carpenter, dwl 34 Eddy

Smiley Orsamus, horsetrainer, dwl SW cor Point Lobos
and Seventh Avs

Smiley Samuel P., bookkeeper Painter & Co., dwl 034
Broadway

SMILEY THOMAS J. 1., president California Stock
Exchange Board, office 310 Mont, dwl 1711 Stockton

Smiley William, cook stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf, dwl
123 Jackson

Smiley William T., driver N B. and Mission R. R., dwl
114 Dora

Smilie Elton R. , dentist and physician, office 649 Wash

Smiller Andrew O., telegraph operator, dwl 214 First

Smith A., carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 529 Va-
lencia

Smith A. B., livery stable, 1209 Folsom

Smith A. B. Mrs., dwl 14 Dale PI

Smith Abbie, seamstress, dwl SE cor Bryant and Clinton

Smith Adam, carpenter, dwl 60 Everett

Smith Adam, wines and liquors, 633 Sac, dwl 515 Sac

Smith Adam Mrs., furnished rooms, 515 Sacramento

Smith Adolf F., seaman, dwl 421 Drumm

Smith Adolph, laborer Johnson & Co., 10 Sacramento

Smith A. E. Mrs., dwl 7.59 Folsom

Smith A. J., dwl 819 Kearny

Smith Albert, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Brannan and Eighth

Smith Albert, messenger Coroner's Office, dwl 1522 Bdwy

Smith Albert, waiter, dwl 731 Vallejo

Smith Albion J., telegraph operator Western Union Tele-
graph Co., 10 Market

Smith Alexander, dwl 623 Howard

Smith Alexander, longshoreman, dwl 47 Sacramento

Smith Alexander, saloonkeeper, dwl 212 Francisco

Smith Alexander D., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl cor
Second and Howard

Smith Alexander E., master mariner, dwl N s Dorland
bet Church and Sanchez

Smith Alexander H., lodgings, 1414 Stockton

Smith Alexander M., master mariner, dwl 47 Minna

Smith Alfred, cook, dwl 731 Vallejo

Smith Alfred, cook New Franklin House, 321 Pacific

Smith Alfred, machinist, dwl 1324 Pacific

SMITH ALFKKD .1., plumber, pump manufacturer,
brassfounder, and steamfitter, 222 and 224 Fremont,
dwl N s Twenty-sixth bet Mission and Bartlett

Smith Amaziah, carpenter, dwl 414 Shotwell

Smith Amaza B., shoecutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 1311 California

Smith Andrew, dwl 466i Sixth

Smith Andrew, boatman, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden

Smith Andrew, bookkeeper Corbitt & Macleay, 202 Sao

Smith Andrew, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 49
Louisa

Smith Andrew, foreman Pacific Boiler Works, dwl 807
Mission

Smith Andrew, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Smith Andrew D. {Hutchinson, Mann <i: S.), res Oakland

Smith Andrew F. Jr., compositor Evening Post, dwl 807
Mission

Smith Andrew H., with Joshua G. Doane, dwl NE cor
Tyler and Fillmore

Smith Andrew V., chophouse, 519 East, dwl 672 Clem

Smith Ann (widow), dwl 785 Mission

Smith Ann (widow), boarding, 2115 Market

Smith Anna (widow), dwl 505 Green

Smith Anna Miss, dwl 702 Vallejo

Smith Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 14 Turk

Smith Annie Miss, waitress, dwl 18 Bannam PI

Smith Annie Mrs., dwl 204 Ellis

Smith Annie Mrs., varieties, 422 Folsom

Smith Antonio, restaurant, 1004 Market and 1204 Stock-
ton, dwl Eighth bet Folsom and Howard

Smith Antonio, seaman, dwl 131 Folsom

Smith A. P., teamster Luther Knight, 44 Market

Smith Arthur, clerk, dwl 14 Turk

Smith Arthur A. (Freeman, S. <t Co.), dwl Grand Hotel

Smith A. Russell, bookkeeper Wilson, Merrj' & Co., dwl
Nucleus House *

Smith A. Sidney, clerk Jeffress & Crawford, dwl 32 Fourth

Smith A. W., master mariner, dwl SW cor Washington
and Drumm

Smith B. , laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth

Smith Barbara W. (widow), dwl S s Solano nr Hampshire

Smith Barclay, lastmaker, dwl 164 Jessie

SMITH BARLOW •!., hygienic physician, office and
dwl 635 and 637 California

Smith Benjamin, dwl SE cor Lombard and Dupont

Smith Benjamin, butcher, dwl Twelfth Av bet P and Q,
South S. F.

Smith Benjamin, capitalist, dwl Union Club

Smith Benjamin, carpenter Holland & Ruppel

Smith Benjamin, superintendent Empire Lodgings, 63(J
Commercial

Smith Benjamin, dwl 662 Howard

Smith Bernard, laborer, dwl N s Elizabeth nr San Jose
Av

Smith Bradford W., bookkeeper London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, res Oakland

Smith Buck, clerk Hayward & Herman, dwl 9 Ashburton
PI

Smith C. , dwl 533 Commercial

Smith C. , dwl 636 Commercial

Smith C. (widow), dwl W s San Jos6 Av nr Twenty-fourth

Smith Cameron, canvasser, dwl 1517 Taylor

Smith Carl, bookkeeper, dwl 1219 Green

Smith Catherine Mrs., dwl SW cor Minnesota and Butt€

Smith Catherine (widow), dwl 20 Mission, rear

Smith Catherine (widow), dwl 518 Stockton

Smith Catherine Miss, dressmaker Mary B. Quagig, dwl
1313 Sansom

Smith Celia P. (widow), dwl 9 Harlan PI

Smith Charles, dw! SE cor Ltmibard and Dupont

Smith Charles, dwl 139 Fourth

Smith Charles (John Carlson it Co.), dwl 43 Sacramento

Smith Charles, boxmaker Benjamin F. Oilman, dwl 119
Sansom

Smith Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 54 Minna

Smith Charles, carpenter and builder, 218 First, dwl 517

Smith Charles, clerk C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dwl 27

Stone
Smith Charles, cook Dallas A. Kneass, 522 Mission
Smith Charles, expressman, dwl 114 Gearj'
Smith Charles, extraman Engine Co. No." 11 S. F. F. D.,

dwl M bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs, South S. F.

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propi

. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Smith Charles, flnetnan Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 121 Clin-
ton, rear
Smith Charles, hostler, dwl 14 Miller PI
Smith Chiirlcs, liquors, dwl 213 Mason
Smith (.'harlcs, lumberman, dwl West End Hotel, Bren-

hani PI
Sni'th Charles, master mariner, dwl 430 Drumm
Smith Charles, mininj,', dwl 270 First
Smith i'harles, musician, dwl ft Stockton
Smith Charles, paintt-r, dwl 222 Tehama
Smith Charles, jwrk hut<;her, N s Fifth nr Railroad Av,

South S. F., office 31!) Sacramento, dwl 1434 Ellis
Smith Charles, saloonkeeper, dwl 441 Clementina
Smith Charles, sawyer Kaoouillat & Gilmore, dwl Bhix-

oine nr Fourth
Smith Charles, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Smith (^harles, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Smith (.'harles, seaman, dwl 422 Unimm
Smith Ch^irles, seaman, dwl 423 East
Smith Charles, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Smith Charles, seaman stm Salinas, Pacific St.Wliarf
Smith Charles, stevedore, dwl NE cor Fourth and Perry
Smith Charles, stevedore, dwl 16 Vincent
Smith Charles, stevedore, dwl 285 Union
Smith Charles, teamster, dwl ftOO Washington
Smith Charles, wholesale live and dressed ho^, oflBce 319

Sacramento, dwl 1434 Ellis
Smith Charles Jlrs. (widow), laundress, dwl SE cor Jones

and Post
Smith Charles A., carpenter, dwl 18J Folsom Av
Smith Charles R, dwl 305 Minna

Smith Charles C, dnijr^^st Frederick Rider, res Alameda
Smith Charles F., dwl 28 Louisa
Smith Charles F., carpenter, dwl NE cor Steuart and

Howard
Smith Charles G., carpenter, dwl 2918 Folsom
Smith Charles H., clerk Liverpool and London and Globe

Insurance Co., dwl 12tJ0 California
Smith Charles H., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl

23 Russ
Smith Charles H., local policeman, dwl 1820 Hyde
Smith Charles H., painter Sanmel Hill, dwi 925 Bryant
Smith Charles Henry, lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 1103

Powell
Smith Charles Henry, produce commission, 49 Clay, dwl

913 Montgomery
Smith Charles J. J., professor music and lang^uages, dwl

42S Eddy

Smith Charles M., clerk Herring's Express, dwl 532 Miss
Smith Charles M., overland freight and transfer express,

office 214 Montgomerj', dwl 114 Geary
Smith Charles N., carpenter and builder, dwl 1234 Bush,

rear

Smith Charles O., carpenter, dwl 2918 Folsom
Smith Charles O., seaman, dwl 3 Clay
Smith Charles P., driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Va-
lencia

Smith Charles R., seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Smith Charles R., tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl 1219

I'nion
Smith Charles R., upholsterer James E. Mitchell, dwl 609

Stevenson
Smith Charles S., porter Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl

725 Mission
Smith Charles T., salesman Frank G. Edwards, dwl 1520

Howard

Smith Charles W., dwl 203 Hyde
Smith Charles W., butcher, dwl cor Railroad Av and

Eleventh, South S. F.
Smith Charles W., marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler.dwl 435

Clementina

Smith Charles Ward, coppersmith and plimiber, 522 Da-
vis, dwl 1418 Geary
Smith Charles W. J., coppersmith Charles W. Smith, dwl

1418 Geary

Smith Christian, stableman, dwl 21 Stevenson
Smith Christopher, barber, dwl 21 White PI
Smith Christopher, clerk Russ House
Smith Christopher, laborer, dwl 218 Pacific
Smith C. J., clerk, dwl 1142i Market
Smith C. K., dwl 707 Montg(miery Av
Smith Clara (widow), dressmaker, dwl 225 Fifteenth
Smith Clarence C, deputy assessor City Hall, dwl 1608

_ Jones
Smith Clarence H., machinist, dwl 14 DeBoom
Smith Clement, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 563 Miss
Smith Colin M., porter Pond, Reynolds & Co., dwl 508

Powell
Smith Collins C, clerk, 423 Washington

Smith Conrad, cook Franklin Hotel, dwl 421 O'Farrell
Smith Conrad, waiter Constitution Hotel, .''>47 First
Smith Constantine F., conductor Southern Pac. R. R., dwl

466i Sixth
Smith Cornelius, dwl 36 Natoma
Smith Cornelius F., yardmaster Southern Pac. R. R.
Smith Cornelius R., bootmaker Thomas McCraith, dwl 317

Vallejo
Smith, Cutter & Co. {John A. Smith, Daniel Cutter, and

John J'. Robertson), teamsters, 304 Davis
Smith C. v., dwl 22 Sutter

Smith C. W. {Rediwjton tt Co.), dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
S.MITH <'. W. M., solicitor patents and patent-law

attorney, office 429 Montgomerj', dwl 1719 Clay
Smith 1). A., messenger County Coroner, dwl 1522 Bdwy
Smith Daniel, book agent, dwl 504 Washington
Smith Daniel, fireman Central Pac. R. R., Fourth, dwl 10

Haggin
Smith Daniel, road contractor, dwl E s Minnesota bet

Mariposa and Solano
Smith Daniel, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Smith Daniel G., earriagemaker Z. H. Cunningham & Co.,

dwl 13 Hunt
Smith David, master mariner, dwl 329 Minna
Smith David C, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 2030

Mission
Smith David P., looking glass and picture-framegilder,

929i Market, dwl 2313 Mission
Smith David S., clerk Knowland & Doe, dwl 9 Ashburton

• PI
Smith Dennis B., carpenter, dwl 21 Everett
Smith Dennis P., carpenter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 916

Harrison
Smith D. G. , shoemaker, 202 Dupont
Smith D. K., dwl Morton House
Smith D. L., dwl 409 Stevenson
Smith E. (widow), dwl 600 Pine

Smith E., musician Buckley's Varieties, dwl 327 Green
Smith E. Mrs., seamstress Industrial School
Smith E. B. & Co., agents Litton Springs Seltzer Water,

SE cor New Montgomery and Mission
Smith Ebenezer, master mariner, dwl NW cor Sixteenth

and Utah
Smith E. D., contractor, dwl 231 Fifteenth
Smith E. D., physician, office and dwl 523 Kearny
Smith Edward, bellman Russ House
Smith Edward, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

829 Folsom
Smith Edward, cook Alms House
Smith Edward, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Smith Edward, painter, dwl 1313 Montgomery
Smith Edward, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Smith Edward, seaman sloop Sarah Ann, Green St. Wharf
Smith Edward A., smelter, dwl SW cor Polk and North

Point
Smith Edward J., clerk Herring's Express, dwl 532 Miss
Smith Edward J., clerk Milton A. Wheaton, dwl 1007

Minna
Smith Edward L., driver Dexter Stables, dwl 12 Metcalf

PI
Smith Edward T., trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl

1107 Kearny
Smith Edward W. , barkeeper Joe Mooney, dwl 537 Pac
Smith Edwin, broker, dwl E -s Bartlett bet Twenty-sec-
ond and i'wenty-third
Smith Edwin A., driver Rogers' Express, dwl Treat Av

bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Smith Edwin F., market, 2610 Mission
Smith Edwin L. {E. L. Smith i: Co.), dwl 22 Silver
Smith E. H., dwl 636 Commercial

Smith E. H., supt Jersey Farm Dairy, depot 350 Tehama
Smith E. Irving, bookkeeper Robert Hewson, dwl Six-
teenth bet Utah and Potrero Av
!^MITII E. L. & CO. {Henry H. Blake), stockbrokers,

office 302 Montgomery room 1
Smith Eleanor (widow), dwl 615 Nineteenth
Smith Eli M., carpenter, dwl 3 Mason
Smith Elisha B. {E. B. Smith A Co.), dwl 905 Bush
Smith Eliza (widow), trimmings, 89 Ninth
Smith Eliza (widow), dwl 1812 Stockton
Smith E. M., sawyer, dwl NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Smith Emil, helper Occidental Foundrj-
Smith Emma Miss, shampooer ladies' department Ham-
mam Turkish Baths, 11 Dupont
Smith E. N., carpenter, dwl 121 Park Av
Smith Enos {Cyrus Adamn <t- Co.), dwl 1104 Market
Smith E. S. Mrs., dwl 316 Third
Smith Ezekiel, carris^emaker Samuel D. Hendrickson,

dwl 24 Langtou

^] 'AlfES G-. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Zearny Street.

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Smith F., dwl 636 Commercial

Smith F., glazier, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway

Smith F., watch-ca,semaker, 417 Bush

Smith F. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1216 Howard

Smith Faiinv, chambermaid Palace Hotel

Smith Ferdinand (HXo^cr <t- S.). dwl 109 Van Ness Av

Smith F. M., caqjenter, dwl SW cor l)up and Broadway

Smith Francis {Fraiicin Smith it Co.), dwl (ij4 Folsora

Smith Francis, watchman stm Louise, dwl ,54 Sacramento

SHITH FR.4KC'IS A CO., manufacturers hydraulic

and artesian well pipe, 130 Beale
Smith Francis L., conductor Central K. R.,dwl S s McAl-
lister bet Webster and Buchanan
Smith Frank, dwl 515 Kearny
Smith Frank, dwl 819 Kearny
Smith Frank, cigarmaker, dwl 75 Jessie
Smith Frank, dairyman John B. Shepston, dw] San Bruno

Road nr Golden City House
Smith Frank, driver Central R. R. Co., dwl 422 Sixth,

rear
Smith Frank, fireman stm Contra Costa, Market St.

Wliarf
Smith Frank, hairdresser, dwl 433 Union
Smith Frank, laborer, dwl 1001 Battei-y
Smith Frank, laborer Patent Brick Co., dwl Brannan nr

Seventh
Smith Frank, lastmaker Leveque & Potter, dwl 164 Jessie
Smith Frank, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Smith Frank, painter, dwl 265 Stevenson
Smith Frank, pilot stm Washing-ton, dwl 245 Spear
Smith Frank, repairer line American District Telegraph

Co., 417 California
Smith Frank, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Co. , 537 Eighth
Smith Frank, watchman stm Louise, Berkeley Ferry
Smith Frank C, waiter Manuel De Suza, 232 First
Smith Frank D., student Heald's Business College
Smith Frank L., driver Central R. R.,dwl 1009 McAllister
Smith Frank R., driver John A. Roy, dwl W s San Bruno

Road nr Thirtieth
Smith Frank V. , clerk Belcher Gold and Silver Mining

Co., dwl 541 Fourth
Smith Frederick, dwl 840 Clay

Smith Frederick, butcher Richard T. Baccus, dwl 213 Ma-
son
Smith Frederick, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, dwl 842

Clay
Smith Frederick, clerk, dwl 205 Hyde
Smith Frederick, cook, dwl S s Fourteenth bet Mission

and Howard
Smith Frederick, fruits and groceries, 1332 Dupont
Smith Frederick, laborer George H.Wiitney, 114 Steuart
Smith Frederick, laborer Pac. Glass Works, dwl W s Mis-
souri nr Mariposa
Smith Frederick, teamster, dwl 1308 Mission
Smith Frederick Mrs. (widow), dwl 132 Sixth
Smith Frederick A., lumber surveyor, 1 Spear, res Oak-
land
Smith Frederick A. , waiter Salvin P. Collins, dwl NW cor

Pine and Quincy
Smith Frederick G. , carpenter B. & J. S. Doe, dwl Centre

PI nr Pine
Smith Frederick G. , receiving teller Bank of California,

dwl 214 Fair Oaks
Smith Frederick H., barkeeper, dwl 22 Stockton PI
Smith Frederick M. Jr., bookkeeper Hobbs, Pomeroy &

Co., dwl 628 Sutter
Smith Frederick S. , drayman Pac. Cordage Co., dwl

Broadway bet Scott and Pierce
Smith Freeman, master mariner, dwl 219 Capp
Smith F. W. (0. C. ct F. W. Smilh), dwl Cosmopolitan

Hotel
Smith F. W., clerk freight auditor's office Central Pac.
R. R., office NE cor Foxirth and Townsend, dwl 528
Geary
Smith G." B., dwl 636 Commercial
Smith G. D., contractor, dwl 231 Fifteenth
Smith G. E. , machinist, dwl 225 Ellis
Smith George, butcher, dwl 17 Anthony
Smith George, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Smith George, clerk, dwl 1323 Pacific
Smith George, cook, dwl E s Montgomery Av bet Pacific

and Broadway
Smith George, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fifth and

Perry
Smith George, laborer, dwl 104 Clinton
Smith George, laborer, dwl 781 Stevenson, rear
Smith George, laborer, dwl 1019 Market
Smith George, lalxirer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl NW cor
Berry and Third

Smith George, laborer Pacific Mail S. 9. Co.'s Wharf
Smith George, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, dwl

Fairmount Homestead
Smith George, messenger Merchants' Exchange Assn,

dwl 112 Taylor
Smith George, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Smith George, shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Smith George, teamster, dwl 26 Turk, rear
Smith George, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl 128

Bernard
Smith George A., room clerk Palace Hotel
Smith George D., clerk B. G. Eldoredge, dwl 540 Mission.
Smith George E., Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Smith George E., hamessmaker, dwl SE cor Pacific and

Front
Smith George E., heater Pac, Boiling Mills, dwl E s

Louisiana nr Shasta
Smith George F., superintendent Union Tug Boat Co.,

dwl 329 Fremont
Smith George H., clerk Palace Hotel, dwl 830 Folsora
Smith George H., shipcarpcnter, dwl 542 Bryant
Smith George J. , painter, 809 Market, dwl E a Cook nr

Point Lobos Av
Smith George J., stonecutter, dwl 3 King
Smith George L., hairdresser, 1210 Market, dwl 109 Guer-
rero
Smith George M., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., dwl

20 Downey
Smith George N. J. , salesman Magee & Moore, dwl N s

Dorland nr Dolores
Smith George O. Jr. (Hutchinscm, Mann d- Smith), res

Alameda
Smith George T., porter H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl W a

Alabama bet Twentj'-second and Twenty-third
Smith George W., bookkeeper William H. Cummings,

dwl IG Verona PI
Smith George W., butcher Rodman Sweet, dwl 561 Miss
Smith George W., druggist Redington & Co., dwl 850

Market
Smith George W., foreman James AV. Bumham & Co.|

dwl 407 Filbert
Smith George W., phonographic reporter Pacific Stock
Exchange, and reporter S. F. Chronicle, dwl 30 Pearl
Smith George W., shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.
Smith George W., weigher, dwl 50 Ohio
Smith George W. Mrs. (widow), dwl 19 Rincon PI
Smith G. Frank, attorney at law, office 502 Montgomery,

dwl 1316 California
Smith Gilbert {Smith, Richter i: Co.), dwl 2003 Taylor
Smith Godfrey, musician, dwl 345 Jessie
Smith Grace Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 926 Sacramento
Smith Gregor, tailor, dwl NE cor Francisco and Dupont
Smith G. S. , solicitor WTieeler & Wilson Machine Co. , dwl

602 Howard
Smith G. W., operator Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph.

dwl 326 Geary
Smith G. W., stevedore, dwl 28 Ohio
Smith H., dwl 533 Commercial
Smith H., fireman Bay Sugar Refinery
Smith H., hostler S. F. Stock Brewerj', dwl 2116 Powell
Smith H., porter U. S. Mint, dwl 731 Broadway
Smith H., seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Smith H. A., dwl 1301 Leavenworth
Smith H. A. Mrs., proprietress Woodrow House, 120(

Market
Smith Hamilton Jr., mining engineer, office 320 Sanson

fourth floor
Smith Hans Jansen, laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl

735 Brannan
Smith Harrj', city buyer Mrs. G. W. M. Cowles, dwl 62!

Market
Smith H. E., dwl NW cor Twenty-first and Harrison
Smith H. E. Mrs. , dressmaker, dM'l 16 Verona PI
Smith Helen Miss, shampooer ladies' department Hi

mam Tm-kish Baths, 11 Dupont I

Smith Henry, dwl 319 Hyde

Smith Henry, dwl 731 Broadway '

Smith Henry, dwl 1207 Clay i

Smith Henrj' {Smith d- Mcrkem), dwl 8 Washington
Smith Henrj', barkeeper Patrick Curran, NW cor Fourti

and Berry
Smith Henry, bookkeeper, dwl 1509 Jones
Smith Henry, bookkeeper Sirs. John Anderson, dwl 1ft

Clark
Smith Henry, butcher Frederick Sass, dwl 1701 Leaven

worth
Smith Henry, clerk Richard Patrick & Co., dwl 181
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Smith Henrj', expressman, SE cor Batterj' and Sacra-
mento, dwl W s Bryant bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth

Smith llenrj-, fireman, dwl '25 Alta PI
Smith Henrj', fireman Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl NW

cor Sixteenth and Howard
Smith Henry, long-shoremim, dwl 252 Stcuart
Smith Henry, machinist B. Grave & Co., dwl 624 Pacific
Smith Henry, milkman Ednmnd H. Knij^ht, dwl 1221

Green

Smith Henrj-, musician, dwl 40.") Green
Smith Henry, salesman N. Curry & Brother, dwllOC Turk
Smith Henry, sashniaker, dwl cor Thirty-second and

Railroad avs. South S. F.
Smith Henry, seaman, dwi 20 Commercial
Smith Henry, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Smith Henry, seiiman, dwl 217 Folsom
Smith Henry, .Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Smith Henry, special ajjent and adjuster Liverpool and

London and Globe Insurance Co. , dwl 234 Mont
Smith Henry, teamster, dwl SE cor \V;uihingt<jn and

tJoncs
Smith Henry A., ffilder Morris, Schwab &, Kennedy, dwl

1301 Leavenworth
Smith Henrj' C, bootblack, 6.51 Merchant
Smith Henry K., porter Code, Elfelt & Co., dwl W s Har-
rison bot Twentieth and Twenty-first
Smith Henry F., watchman depot Central Pac. R, R. Co.,

dwl 519 Brannan
Smith Henry F., wharfinger Central Pac. R. R., dwl 135

Townsend

Smith Henry G., clerk Edwin L. Smith, dwl 22 Silver
Smith Henry L. , bookkeeper Jason Springer, res Oakland
Smith Henry X., clerk Ftank G. Xorman, dwl NW cor

Twentieth and Valencia
Smith Henrv R., ladies" hairdresser, dwl 835 Haves
Smith Henry S. (Pender.jast <t S.), dwl 221 Seventh
Smith Henry S., civil engineer and draftsman U. S. Sur-

vcj-or-General's office, res Oakland
Smith Henrv S., salesman H. P. Grejfory & Co., dwl 123^

Lilly Av
Smith Henrv W., foreman plumber James K. Prior, dwl

1500 Post

Smith Henry Wwkoff (Smith, JAicy <t Co.), dwl 1213 Polk
Smith Herbert, freight clerk Pacific MaU S. S. Co., dwl

156 Third
Smith Herman, clothing, 252 Steuart
Smith IL F. {U. F. Smith <t Co.), dwl South S. F.
Smith H. F. & Co. (Warren Ji. Lothroy), stationerj* and

cutlery, 300 Keamj-
Smith H. H., night operator Atlantic and P&cific Tele-
graph Co. , dwl 326 Geary
smith Hiram, patrolman Safe Deposit Co., dwl 912 Bryant
mith H. L., laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
mith H. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1007 Market
.MITEI IIOLLA\l>, notary public and commissioner
deeds, oiiice 307 Montgomery, dwl 1030 Jackson
Smith Horace F., wood and coal, dwl Eleventh Av nr N,

South S. F. .

Smith Horace M., salesman, 620 Kearny, awl 926 Jackson
mith H. R., master mariner, dwl 1704 Leavenworth
mith H. R., traveling agent Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 47

Second

Smith H. U., dwl 957 Market

Smith Hugh, sheep doctor, dwl SW cor Seventh and Bry-
ant
Smith Hugh Mrs., branch bakery and trimmings, SW cor

Seventh and Bryant
mith Hugh N., cieVk, dwl 615 Nineteenth
Smith H. W., jeweler, 1 Fourth, dwl 723 O'Farrell
mith H. W., moneybroker, dwl 528 Geary
Smith Ida B. Miss, copyist James H. Culver, 27 Post, dwl

1522 Broadway
imith Isaac, junk peddler, dwl 400 Seventh
'^ imith Isaac G,, draj'man, dwl 2211 Larkin

imith Isaac L., pantryman Iiitenwtional Hotel, 824 Kear

mith J., civil engineer, dwl 7 O'Farrell

Imith J., carpenter Mission Woolen Mills

imith J., dwl 1.502V Polk

imith J., marblecutter Stephen Campodonico, dwl 140

Shipley
mith J., musician, dwl '236 Stevenson
Imith J., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Imith J. i& R., livery stable, 344 and 346 Brannan
Imith J. A., operator Western Union Telegraph Co.
1-' Imith Jacob, broker, dwl 315 Hyde

Imith Jacob, laboi-er Hooper's South End Warehouse,

dwl 11 Hinckley
imith Jacob, laborer Herman Zweig, dwl 608 Brannan

Smith Jacob, shipwright, dwl S s Fulton bet Scott and

Masonic Av
Smith Jacob A., builder, dwl 2601 Sacramento
Smith James, dwl 81 EMdj*
Smith James, dwl 139 Fourth
Smith James, dwl 318 Pine
Smith James, dwl 300 Jessie
Smith James (James Smith <{■ Co.f, res Oakland
Smith James, blacksmith, dwl 2 Snnpson PI
Smith James, butcher J. Shine, dwl 13 Kate
Smith James, cabinetmaker, dwl 568 Mission
Smith James, captain schr Sierra, Bulkhead bet Wash-
ington and Pacific
Smith James, carpenter, dwl S s Lombard bet Fillmore

and Steiner
Smith James, carpenter, dwl W s Guerrero nr Fourteenth
Smith James, cattledriver, dwl South S. F.
Smith James, clerk, dwl SE cor Sixteenth and Guerrero
Smith James, contractor, dwl 1112 Mason, rear
Smith James, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl SE

cor Sixth and Clementina
Smith James, dairyman, S s Elizabeth bet Noe and Castro
Smith James, engineer, dwl 21 Turk
Smith James, engineer N. Ohlandt & Co., dwl cor Minne-
sota and Vennont
Smith James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s

Georgia nr Shasta
Smith James, foreman machine shops Southern Pac. R.

• R. Co., dwl 1327* Natoma
Smith James, heljier Calvin Nuttiil|; & Son
Smith James, housesmith Pioneer Iron Works, dwl 2

Simpson PI
Smith James, laborer, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Second Av

Mid Guerrero
Smith James, laborer, dwl 6 Graham PI nr Union
Smith James, laborer, dwl 134 Fourth
Smith James, laborer, dwl 1209 Broadway
Smith James, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 How
Smith James, laborer Occidental Foundry, dwl S s O'Far-
rell bet Gough and Octavia
Smith James, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen. Factory, dwl

cor North Point and Polk
Smith James, longshoreman, dwl 131 Harrison
Smith James, machinist Southern Pac. R, R, Co., dwl SE

cor Florida and Solano
Smith James, painter, dwl 16 John
Smith James, proprietor Oregon House, 238 Steuart
Smith James, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Smith James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Smith James, seaman schr C. E.Whitney, Washington St.

Wharf
Smith James, shaper Charles Field & Co.
Smith James, stableman Torrens&Enricht, dwl 1520 Clay
Smith James, stevedore, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berry
Smith James, teamster MoKenna & Greanj', dwl 106 Wash-
ington
Smith James, waiter City and County Hospital
Smith James, wood sawyer, dwl 65 Everett, rear
Smith James & Co. (Ckarlei< Bundschn), wholesale live
and dressed hogs, cor Fifth Av and N, South S. F.,
office 319 Sacramento
Smith James A. , bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
Smith James B., clerk John M. Burtsell, dwl Brooklyn

Hotel
Smith James C, carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW

cor Brannan and Eighth
Smith James C. , lumber, 1 Howard, dwl 623 Harrison
Smith James G., painter, 510 Valencia
Smith James H., assayer, dwl 1007 Harrison
Smith James H., machinist Pacific Rolling Mills
Smith James H., stonecutter, dwl 3 King
Smith James I., waiter Mrs. Fagan, dwl 266 Brannan
Smith James K., trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl 223

Shotwell
Smith James L., dwl 527 Sacramento
Smith James L., clerk, dwl 502 Broadway
Smith James L., mining, office 121 Mont, dwl 236 Ritch
Smith James M., laborer, dwl 964 Mission
Smith James P., carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl N s

Humboldt nr Vermont
Smith James R. (Beiiedict ,{: S.), dwl 263 Tyler
Smith James R., cutter, dwl 632 Hayes
Smith James R., engineer Stock Report, dwl 609 Stev
Smith James R., shipping clerk Irvine, Barker & Co., dwl

009 Stevenson
Smith James S., bookkeeper Mathias Gray, and general
Utility Folding Tables, office 704 Sacramento, dwl
510 Greenwich

JAMES &. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

riNE WATCHES and JEWELRY f:r Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery;

Smith Jamea S., porter Jacob Sti'uble & Co., dwl 134

Fourth
Smith James T., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl W a

Columbia bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Smith James W., carjienter, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
Smith James W., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 1007

Minna
Smith James W., waiter Constitution Hotel
Smith Jane, dwl 1015 Stockton
Smith Jane Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1428 Howard]
Smith J. B., bookkeeper, dwl Brookljni Hotel
Smith J. Buck, salesman Heywood «Sc Harmon, dwl 9

A.shburtijn PI
Smith J. t)., with Lewis & Marden, 610 Fourth
Smith J. E., dwl 036 Commercial
Smith J. E., i>acker Yates & Co., dwl 431 Pine
Smith Jean, dwl 432 Broadway
Smith Jennie Miss, principal Silver St. Primarj' School,

dwl SE cor Lombard and Dupont
Smith Jeremiah, draftsman /Etna Iron Works, dwl Dor-
land bet Church and Sanchez
Smith Jessie Miss, teacher Girls' High School, dwl 320

Lombard
Smith J. F., engineer S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St. Wharf
Smith J. H., salesman Wright & Pixley, dwl 200 Stockton
Smith J. Henly, vice-president Pac. Transfer Co., dwl 717

Post
Smith J. Henry, bookkeeper John F. Byxbee, dwl 521

Stevenson
Smith J. Henry Mrs.i^dow), dwl 666 Harrison
Smith J. Howard, attorney at law, office 502 Montgomery,

dwl 1016 Taylor
Smith J. J., advertising agent Cal. Pac., Southern Pac.,

and Central Pac. R. R., and Oakland and Alameda

local trains, 3 New Montgomery
Smith J. M., machinehand Cal. Planing Mills
Smith J. N., Ship Calkers' Assn, IIS First
Smith Jt)hn {Johnson it S.), dwl 220 Washington
Smith John, dwj 255 Minna

Smith John, blacksmith, dwlSE cor Jones and Bay
Smith John, blacksmith, dwl 510 Mission
Smith John, cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co., dwl 25

Natoma
Smith John, carpenter, dwl 264 Jessie
Smith John, carpenter, dwl 1916 Taylor
Smith John, clerk Scandinavian Home, dwl 430 Drumm
Smith John, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl NE

cor Mission and Thirteenth
Smith John, deckliand stm Amador, Market St. Wharf
Smith John, deckhand stm Coquille, Pacific St. Wharf
Smith John, expressman, NW cor Drumm and Jackson,

dwl 100 Jackson
Smith John, foundryman, dwl 529 Mission, rear
Smith John, groceries and provisions, 18 Clay, dwl 328

Ellis
Smith John, haniessmaker, dwl 521 Howard
Smith John, helper Union Iron Works, dwl 510 Mission
Smith John, knifemaker, dwl 546 Natoma, rear
Smith John, laborer, dwl Si.xth Av, Hunter's Point, South

S. F.
Smith John, laborer, dwl 10 Commercial
Smith John, laborer, dwl 238 Steuart
Smith John, laborer, dwl 366 Natoma
Smith John, laborer, dwl 747 Brannan
Smith John, laborer California Brick Co., dwl 18J Welsh,

rear
Smith John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Smith John, lithographer, dwl 825 Kearny
Smith John, longshoreman, dwl 135 Folsom
Smith John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
Smith John, molder Occidental Foundry
Smith John, painter, dwl 252 Clara
Smith John, painter, dwl 946 Howard
Smith John, pantryman D. Wolf
Smith John, plumber, dwl 515 Octa%ia
Smith John, preserving Mowers, dwl 423 Sixth
Smith John, railpuncher Pac. Rolling Mills
Smith John, restaurantkeeper, dwl 130 Fifth
Smith John, seaman, dwl 3 Clay
Smith John, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Smith John, seaman, dwl 25 Commercial
Smith John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Smith John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Smith John, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Smith John, seaman schr Energj', Jackson St.Wliarf
Smith John, seaman stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Smitli John, seaman stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf
Smith John, tailor, dwl 1507 Dup<.>nt
Smith John, tailor J. O. Petturs, dwl 19 Moss, rear

Smith John, teamster Hawley & Co., dwl 27 Kate

Smith John, tinsmith Emil Boesch, dwl 8 Dupoiit

Smith John, waiter John Parrott

Smith John, watchman Lick House

Smith John, wood and coal, 223 Post, dwl 1607 Pacific At

Smith John A. (Smith. Cutter ,1- Co.), dwl 831 Harrison

Smith John E., waiter Palace Hotel

Smith John H., coppersmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl

NE cor Battery and Pacific
Smith John H., engineer Union Pacific Salt Co., dwl 54

First
Smith John H., tub and p>ailraaker Annes & Dallam, dwl

603 Pine
Smith John H., wines and liquors, 135 Natoma
Smith John H. T., fireman engine No. 8 S. F. F. D., dwl

28 Bernard
Smith John J., dwl 678 Harrison
Smith John J., master mariner, office 5 Washington, dwl

1218 Jackson
Smith John J., porter Lowiy & Co., dwl foot Third
Smith John J., tinsmith, dwl 1907 Dupont
Smith John L., dwl 135 Folsom

Smith John L., painter Andrew Frei, dwl 13 Harrision Av
Smith John iL, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 208 First
Smith John P., wheelright M. P. Holmes, dwl 5 Clinton
Smith John S., laborer, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Smith John T., plasterer, dwl S s Twentieth bet Church

and Dolores

Smith John T., tanner, dwl W s Church bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Smith John W., waiter, dwl 928 Washington
Smith John W., wine packer, dwl 785 Eddy
Smith Joseph (./. A- R. Smith), dwl 326 Brannan
Smith Joseph, dwl 810 Mission
Smith Joseph, builder, dwl 2633i Harrison
Smith Joseph, calker, dwl 311 Harrison
Smith Joseph, cook, dwl 26 Perry
Smith Joseph, deckhand stm Express, Washington St,

^Vharf
Smith Joseph, dry and fancy goods, 1325 Dtipont
Smith Joseph, engineer, dwl 124 Welsh
Smith Joseph, gas-pipecalker S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

454 Sixth
Smith Joseph, jeweler Smith, Richter & Co., dwl 731

Howard
Smith Joseph, liquor saloon, W s Valencia bet Fifteentt

and Sixteenth
Smith Joseph, local policenjan Central Pac. R. R. Co.'i

Depot King nr Fourth
Smith Joseph, painter George J. Smith, dwl E s Cook n

Point Lobos Av
Smith Joseph, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Smith Joseph, tailor, dwl 920 Montgomery
Smith Joseph, teamster, dwl 122^ Gilbert
Smith Joseph, brewer Frederick Schuster, dwl E s Ta

lencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Smith Joseph A., dwl 1602 California
Smith Joseph C, bookbinder Charles E. Rankin, dwl 15L

Sacramenf.0
Smith Joseph G., painter, 510 Valencia, res Oakland
Smith Joseph H. , piledriver, dwl 16 Howard
Smith Joseph S., porter Richard B. Irwin & Co., dwl 12'

Silver
Smith Joseph T., clerk Giovanni B. Deferrari, dwl 1

John
Smith Joseph W., lather, dwl 4 Card Alley
Smith Joseph Wheeler, mining superintendent, dwl 61

Third
Smith Joshua, carpenter, dwl 2214 Sixteenth
Smith Josiah F., foreman Holbrook, Menill & Co., dlK

128 Bernard

Smith Josiah T., captain schr Anne, res Oakland
Smith J. P., dwl 127 Kearny
Smith Julia Fink (widow), dwl 2122 Pacific Av
Smith Julian, clerk Brooks & Lee, dwl 230 Kearny
Smith Julius, seaman, dwl 112 Pacific
Smith L., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Smith L., watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Smith L. Mrs., dwl 330 Green ,

Smith Laura (widow), dwl SE cor Lombard and Dapont
Smith Law G., real estate, dwl Nucleus House
Smith Lawrence, seaman, dwl 4 Beale PI
Smith Leander, bookkeeper Alexander Jackson, dwl M

Sansom, rear
Smith Leonard D., deUvery clerk Central Pac. R. R., d»

541 Fourth
Smith Lewis Mr.'s. , proprietress Lincoln House, NE oC

Market and Fifth
Smith Liberty, dwl 231 Perry '

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'. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

Smith Lillie (widow), dwl 1522 Broadway
Smith Mzxie Mias, shampooer ladies' do|Mirtment Ham-
mam Turlcish Baths, 11 Dupunt
Smith Louis, painter, dwl SW cor IHipont iind Post
Smith Louis H., amalijainator, dwl 1007 Harrison
Smith, liUcy & Co. (//cnct/ Wycko/f Smith and Anthony

Lucy), soap manufacturers, 322 Chestnut, office 405

Front

Smith M., laborer superintendent streets
Smith M. (widow), dwl N s Seventeenth nr Guerrero
Smith M. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primary School,

dwl SE cor Lombard and Du|)ont
Smith Magg^ie Miss, coni|)ositor Morning Call, dwl 112

Taylor
Smith, Mann & Catalow (William Smith, Jeremiah J.

Ma7in, and John Catalom), wholesale butchers, S 8

First Av nr Kentucky, office ."iSS California
Smith Manuel, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brotlier, Bealc

St. Wharf

Smith Maria B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1.5 Clementina
>mith Mark, butcher Smith, Mann & Catalow, dwl cor

First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Jmith Martin, butcher, dwl W a Thirteenth Av nr N,

South S. F.
Smith Martin, longshoreman, dwl Front bet Pacific and

Broadway

iniith Martin, longshoreman, dwl 218 Broadway
<niith Martin, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
smith Marj' (widow), dwl 112 Taylor
smith .Mary (widow), dwl 132 Sixth
niith Mary (widow), dwl 785 Mission
smith Mary (widow), dwl 1005 Mason
smith Mary (widow), furnished rooms, NW cor Dupont

and Clay

smith -Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 308 Leavenworth
smith Mary, dressmaker, dwl 425 Powell
5mith Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1005 Mason
smith Mary Miss, florist, dwl 505 Green
imith Mary Miss, saleswoman, dwl 32 Ellis
imith Mary Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 810 Folsom
imith Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 3 Hardie PI
5mith Mary H. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primary

School, dwl SE cor Lombard and Dupont
smith Mason B., salesman Newton Bros. & Co., dwl 619

Bush

imith Matthew, teamster, dwl 85 Ninth
smith Matthew F. , local policeman, dwl 3 Second Av bet

Fifteenth and Sixteenth
smith M. B. (H. G. Dun <fe Co.), res New York
smith M. E. Miss, com))Ositor Jolly Giant, dwl 13 Verona

PI
smith M. F., teacher Tehama Primary School, dwl 666

Harrison
smith M. H., laborer A. H. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

Wharf
smith M. H., laborer West Coast Furniture Co., dwl 721

Harrison

Jmith M. Hale, carpenter, dwl NE cor Mission and Thir-
teenth
Imith Michael, barkeeper John C. McKewen, dwl 917 Pac
smith Michael, contractor, dwl 732 Clementina
Smith Michael, laborer, dwl 1223 Green
smith Michael, laborer F. Barnard & Co., dwl 903 Battery
imith Michael, laborer Patent Brick Co., dwl 372 Bran
imith Michael, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
tmith Michael, marblepolisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 11

Hubbard, rear
Imith Michael, refiner Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 6 Bernard
Smith Michael A., policeman City Hall, dwl 1010 Vallejo
Smith Miguel, Bohemian Club, 631 Sacramento
imith Minnie Miss, dwl ISOTj'ler
imith Mo wry W., real-estate agent, dwl 518 Fell
Imith M. S. Mrs., typesetter, dwl Overland House
Smith Nicholas, carpenter John Center, dwl 126 Shotwell
Smith Nicholas, foundryinan, dwl S s OTarrell bet Gough

and Octavia
imith Nicholas P., cashier and paymaster Southern Pac.

R. R., office NE cor Fourth aiid Townsend, dwl Pal-
ace Hotel
Imith Norman, whitener Jumper & Keating, dwl 1117

Sacramento
Imith N. Proctor, notary public and commissioner deeds,

office 426 Montgoraerv, dwl 1067 Broadway
mith O. C. (O. C. A- F. W. Smith), dwl 103 Montgomery
ilMITH O. C. A F. W., importers clocks, etc., 103

Montgomery
Imith O. G., driver City R. R.
Imith Oliver B. (Steartu <t S.), res Oakland

Smith Oscar, boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl NE cor Six-
teenth and Folsom

Smith Owen, ])rinter, dwl 14 Anthony

Smith P., helper Kragen & Co., dwl 112 First

Smith P., laborer, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden

Smith P., machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works

Smith P., marblecutter, dwl 10 Taylor

Smith P. A., foreman Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Brannan and Eighth

Smith Parker, car|)enter, dwl B29 Fourth

Smith Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 8 Rausch

Smith Patrick, gardener Ladies' Pro. and Relief Soc.
Home, NE cor Geary and Franklin

Smith Patrick, helper Occidental Foundry

Smith Patrick, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Berry and
Madden

Smith Patrick, steerage steward stm Ajax, Folsom St.
Wharf

Smith Patrick, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery

Smith Patrick H., molder, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Gough
and Octavia

Smith P. C, molder ^tna Iron Works, dwl 18 Tehama

Smith Percival, dwl 112 First

Smith Peter, boilemiaker, dwl 117 Natoma

Smith Peter, butcher M. Brandenstein & Co., dwl Thir-
teenth Av bet O and P, South S. F.

Smith Peter, hostler W. S. Wells, dwl 414 Folsom

Smith Peter, lon^.'shoreman. dwl 134 Folsom, rear

Smith Peter, rancher, dwl Twelfth Av nr P, South S. F.

Smith Peter, seaman, dwl Jackson St. House

Smith Peter, seaman, dwl .37 Pacific

Smith Peter, soapmaker, dwl N s Greenwich bet Fillmore
and Steiner

Smith Peter, steward Richard E. Hall, dwl 122 Geary

Smith Peter A., carpenter, dwl E s Bryant Av nr Harri-
son

Smith Peter C. , carpenter, dwl 62 Tehama

Smith Peter J. , engineer, dwl cor Connecticut and Santa
Clara

Smith Peter L. , carpenter, dwl 14 J Brj'ant Av

Smith Peter L., foundryraan, dwl 3 Dikeman PI

Smith Pethual, teamster Henry Kissane, dwl W s Shot-
well nr Twenty-seventh, Bemal Heights

Smith P. H. , carpenter, dwl 4 Card Alley

Smith Philip, ironmolder, dwl 18 Tehama

Smith Philip, laborer, dwl 13J Kate

Smith Philip, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 131
Welsh

Smith Philip, painter, dwl 311 Pacific

Smith Philip R., policeman City Hall, dwl 1603 Dupont

Smith Price K. , lather, dwl 4 Oird Alley

Smith R., dwl 533 Commercial

Smith Ralph, clerk A. Roman & Co., dwl W s Kimball PI
nr Sacramento

Smith Ralph, steward O. & O. S. S. Oceanic

Smith Ransom B., musician, dwl 1107 Kearny

Smith R. B., dwl 536 Sacramento

Smith Reuben P., dwl 502 Fell

Smith Richard, dwl 112 First, rear

Smith Richard (J. <fc R. Smith), dwl 352 Brannan

Smith Richard, boilermaker F. L Currj-, dwl 231 Second

Smith Richard, seaman, dwl 423 East

Smith Richard, waiter Palace Hotel

Smith Richard A., carpenter, dwl 12 Park Av

Smith, Richter & Co. (Gilbert Smith, Adolph Richfer,
and John F. Skelly), manufacturing jewelers, 618
Merchant

Smith Robert, cartman, dwl 1870 Larkin

Smith Robert, engineer Cosmopolitan Hotel

Smith Robert, hay and grain, 1141 Market, dwl 452 Na-
toma

Smith Robert, plumber Charles Waters, dwl 119 Tliird

Smith Robert, quarrj-man Torrens & Enricht, dwl 1520
Clay

Smith Robert, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson

Smith Robert, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl 1 Alger
PI

Smith Robert, whitewasher, dwl 1210 Broadway

Smith Robert J., butcher John T. Shyne, dwl 34 Clara

Smith Robert P., searcher records, dwl 1414 Stockton

Smith Rosa Miss, student Barnard's Business College

Smith R. P., teamster Elliot & Brother, dwl 502 Fell

Smith R. T., dwl 718 Laguna

Smith Rudolph, upholsterer A. Lenhardt, dwl NW cor
Filbert and Taylor

Smith Rufus, expressman, dwl 2 California

Smith Rufus R., miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 570
Folsom

Smith Russell, dwl 1009 Clay

EELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Cirocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Meroliaj It

SMI

750

SMI

Smith R. W., compositor D. M. Bishop It Co., dwl 816

Prospect PI
Smith S., dwl 729 California
Smith S., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Smith Samuel, dwl N s Union bet Batterj' and Sansom
Smith Samuel, dwl 829 Vallejo, rear
Smith Samuel, dwl 1337 Dupont
Smith Samuel, picture-framemaker S. & G. Gump, dwl 531

Mission
Smith Samuel, plumber, dwl 738i Clementina
Smith Samuel, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Smith Samuel W., machinist, dwl 1112 Mason
Smith Saiiford H., laborer, dwl 708 Brannan
Smith Sarah M. Mrs., dwl 702 Harrison
Smith S. C, agent, dwl Kuss Mouse
Smith S. C, carjienter Baldwin's Hotel
Smith Selah, branch bakerj' and confectionery, IfW cor

Seventh and Harrison
Smith Sidney J., salesman F. Chester & Co., dwl 220 Eddy
Smith Sidney M., president Cutting Packing Co., office 17

Main, dwl 328 Bryant
Smith Sidney V. (Sidney V. Smith d- Son), res San Rafael
Smith Sidney V. Jr. {Sidney V. Smith it Son), res San

Rafael
SMITH SIDXEY V. A SOX (Sidney F. Smith Jr.),

attorneys at law, office 630 Sacramento
Smith Silas, shoecutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl E s

Buchanan bet McAllister and Tyler
Smith S. N., freight agent U. P. R. R., dwl U^ Silver
Smith Soledad N. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 31 Second
Smith Solomon, laborer Cal. Grain Warehouse, cor Beale

and Brannan
Smith S. Prentiss, clerk freight auditor's office Central

Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 329

O'Farrell
Smith S. S., painter, dwl 10 Turk
Smith Stephen, master mariner, dwl 105 Clark
Smith Stephen H., clerk E. L. Sullivan and secretarj' Los

Prietos Mining Co., office 6 Mont Av, dwl 7 Mont Av
Smith Stephen M. (Hosgeter it S.), res Oakland
SMITH STEPHEN S., hardwood lumber, and wa^on

material, 117 and 119 Market, dwl 633 Sutter
Smith Stillman J. (Smith & Kruse), dwl SE cor Harrison

and Twenty-fourth
Smith Sydney H., clerk William Sherman & Co., dwl 623

Howard
Smith T. , machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl cor

Twenty-fifth and Capp
Smith T. , steward stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
Smith T. A., teamster Smith, Cutter & Co., dwl 831 Har
Smith T. C, dwl 110 Taylor
Smith Teresa Miss, dressmaker Mrs. P. M. Willard, dwl

14i Park Av
Smith Terry, laborer, dwl NW cor Devisadero and O'Far-
rell
Smith Theodore C, manager subscription department

A. L. liancroft & Co., dwl 328 O'Farrell
Smith Theodore E., salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 1619

Washington
Smith Theodore H., salesman Samuel Leszynsky & Bro.,

dwl 31 Eddy
Smith Thomas, dwl 319 Folsom
Smith Thomas, dwl 926 Sacramento
Smith Thomas, bootmaker Frederick Moebns, dwl 127

Jackson
Smith Thomas, captain schr C. E. Whiting, Washington

St. Wharf
Smith Thomas, clerk, dwl 530 Ellis
Smith Thomas, cook, dwl 122 Davis
Smith Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R.
Smith Thoma.s, driver Finley it Stephan, dwl NE cor

Fifth and Clara
Smith Thomas, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Smith Thomas, lumberman, dwl 211J Perry
Smith Thomas, miner, dwl 4 Dodge
Smith Thomas, molder William T. Garratt, dwl 926 Sac
Smith Thomas, jjaperhangcr, dwl 268 Jessie
Smith Thomas, sailmaker, dwl 18 First
Smith Thomas, seaman, dwl 310* Eighth, rear
Smith Thomas, steward, dwl S" s Filbert bet Polk and

Larkin
Smith Thomas, upholsterer, dwl 76 Clementina
Smith Thomas, waiter Antelope Restaurant, dwl 230 Jes-
sie, rear
Smith Thomas, weigher, dwl 708 Commercial
Smith Thomas B., expressman, NW cor Howard and

Second, dwl SO O'Farrell, rear
Smith Thomas C, agent, office 238 Keamj% dwl Occi-
dental Hotel

Smith Thomas C, longshoreman, dwl 1223 Union
Smith Thomas C, purser stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Smith Thomas H., barkeeper Edwin C. Lewes, dwl 1011

Battery
Smith Tliomas H., cook, dwl 105 Clark
Smith Thomas H., woolgrader Occidental Wool Depot,

dwl 335 Sixth
Smith Thomas J., compositor Morning Call, dwl 208

O'Farrell
Smith Thomas L., City Novelty Co., 423 Washington, dwl

22 Prospect PI
Smith Thomas R., clerk District Attorney, dwl 521 Turk
Smith Thomas V., bricklayer, dwl 641 Jessie
Smith Timothy, telegraphbuilder, dwl 34 Natoma
Smith T. J., cabinetmaker, dwl ."iSO Valencia
Smith Tremain, conductor Central R. R., dwl 514 Minna
Smith Tully, marbleworker Michael Heverin, dwl 448 Na-
toma
Smith T. Valentine, bricklayer, dwl 041 Jessie
Smith Victor, butcher, dwl 522 Greenwich
Smith Virginia (widow), dwl 856 Sutter
Smith Virginia Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar

School, dwl 1509 Broadway
Smith W. A., chief steward Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Smith Wallace Mrs. (widow), dwl 749 Howard
Smith Wallace W., woodcar\-er, dwl 516 Jones
Smith Walter, bricklayer, dwl 274 Broadway
Smith Walter, lumbennan C. A. Hooper & Co.
Smith Walter, student Heald's Business College, res Oak-
land
Smith Walter, watchman Baldwin's Hotel
Smith Walter C, clerk H. F. Smith & Co., dwl 742 Wash
Smith Walter H., butcher William Rowland & Co., dwl

104^ Jlarket
Smith Walter H., conductor Sutter St. R. R., 1304 Polk
Smith Walter M., carpenter, dwl cor Thirty-second and

Railroad avs. South S. F.
Smith Walter S., carpenter, dwl 418i Natoma
Smith Walter T., stage carpenter, dwl 322 Sixth
Smith Ward M., assistant bookkeeper Capitol Mills, dwl

570 Folsom
Smith W. B., dwl 403 Green
Smith W. B. , fruit dealer, dwl Overland House
Smith W. C, bricklayer, dwl 408 Broadway
Smith W. C, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Smith W. G. Miss, teacher Mission Primary School, dwl

2918 Folsom
Smith W. H. N., porter David Conrad
Smith William (Smith, 3fann J^ Catalow), dwl 1813 How
Smith AVilliam, dwl 107 Perry
Smith William, dwl 547 Mission
Smith William, dwl 1520 Dupont
Smith William, baker Cal. Cracker Co.
Smith William, billiard-tablemaker, dwl 706 Bush
Smith William, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., dwl 718

O'Farrell
Smith William, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer & Sles-

singer, dwl 112 Natoma
Smith William, brewer Bavarian Brewery, dwl 1118 Dup
Smith William, butcher, dwl 1813 Howard
Smith William, cabinet maker Edward S. Spear & Co.,

dwl 13 Harrison Av
Smith William, captain schr Rainbow, dwl 320 Folsom
Smith William, carjienter, dwl 214 Broadway
Smith William, carpenter, dwl 1033 Howard
Smith William, carpenter, dwl S s Lombard bet Fillmore

and Steiner
Smith William, clerk Henry Koehncke, dwl 765 Folsom
Smith William, compositor Alta California, dwl 913 Mont
Smith William, cook Westerfeld & Page, dwl 122 Davis
Smith William, deckhand stm Mare Island Berkeley

Ferry, Front St.Wharf, dwl 625 Davis
Smith William, e.xpressman, cor Second and Howard,

dwl 308 Minna
Smith William, gardener Peter Spreckels, dwl 336 Thiiv

teenth
Smith William, gingerpop manufacturer, NE cor Green

and Powell, dwl SE cor Lombard and Dupont
Smith William, hostler Lot D. Slocum, dwl 58 Shipley
Smith William, hostler N. B. jind Mission R. K, dwl 126

Shipley
Smith William, ironmolder, dwl 29 Second
Smith William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW coT

Brannan and Eighth
Smith William, laborer Glasgow Iron and Metal Import-
ing Co.
Smith William, laborer Kimball Agricultural Implement

Manuf. Co., dwl 28} Welsh
Smith William, lumberman, dwl 132 Steuart

BEAMISH'S— Shirt inanufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner TMrd and Marke

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862,

SMITH 'WILLIAM, manufacturer patent water clos-
ets, 21 Montgomery Av, dwl 1323 Pine
Smith William, ri;;)jer, dwl 6 Boston PI
Smith William, riifjfer, dwl 120 Howard
Smith William, seaman, dwl Fifth Av Hunter's Point nr

Dry DtK-k, South S. V.
Smith William, stevedore, dwl 409 lieale
Smith William, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl cor

Vallejo and Broiuiway
Smith William, steward stm Mohongo, Broadway St.

Wharf
Smith William, teamster, dwl 659 Minna
Smith William, waiter California Restaurant, dwl 547

Mission
Smith Wiiliani, waiter Emerson Corville & Co., dwl 210

Keaniy
Smith William, waiter Miners' Restaurant, 737 Market,

dwl ir.6 Tehama
Smith William, waiter Palace Hotel
Smith William A., steward Pacific MailS. S. Constitution,

dwl 124 Silver
Smith William B., coxirt room clerk County Court, dwl

Nucleus House
Smith William B., salesman Richard Patrick & Co., dwl

403 Green
Smith William B., ship clerk Flint, Peabody & Co., res

Oakland
Sn.ith William C, agent W^illiam Sniith, dwl SE cor

Lombard and Dupont
Smith William C, chairmaker E. S. Spear &, Co., dwl 13

Harrisim Av

ith William C, shoemaker, dwl 1004 Howard
!th William C. R., private detective, dwl 14J Park Av
Ith William D., brewer, dwl 219^ Ninth
: th William D., phvsician, dwl 945* Folsom
ith William D., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 22

Wetmore PI
>'»IITM WILLI.4M F., oculist and aurist, office 313

Bush, dwl 129S Van Ness Av
Smith William G., seaman, dwl 898 Front
Smith William H., dwl S s Bush nr Webster
Smith William H., carpenter and builder, 667 Howard,

dwl 1023 Howard
Smith William H., champion spring mattress manufac-
turer, 151 New Montgomery, dwl 14() Natoma
Smith William H., dairvman John A. Roj', dwl W^ s San

Bnmo Road nr Thirtieth
Smith William H., fireman Southern Pac. R. R.
Smith William H., machinist .■Etna Iron Works, dwl 21

Hawthorne
Smith William H., mine superintendent, dwl 820 Filbert
Smith William H., sash and blindmaker, dwl 1518 Larkin
Smith W'illiam H., whitener, SE cor Geary and Dupont
Smith William J., carpenter, dwl S s Nineteenth nr Shot-
well
Smith William J., framemaker, dwl 416 Natoma
Smith William J., painter Andrew Frei, dwl 137 Clem
Smith William Jones, porter, dwl S s Broadway bet

Leavenworth and Hyde
Smith William L. Mrs. (widow), dwl 2732 Folsom
Smith William M., dwl 1008 Leavenworth
Smith William M., baker, dwl 313 Green
Smith William M., real estate, dwl 13 ilonroe
Smith William N., corporation yardkeeper S. F. F. D.,

dwl 634 Filbert
Smith William R., 161 New Montgomery
Smith William X., shijjcalker, dwl 121 Welsh
Smith Williams (Georfje H. Tay <t Co.), dwl 1508 Taylor
Smith Windsor F., collector George C. Bode, dwl 238

Turk
Smith Winthrop B., contractor, dwl 736 Harrison
Smith W. Jay, stockbroker, dwl 507 Pine
Smith W. L., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 957 Market
Smith W. W. , dwl 957 Market
SMITH «V- KRII8E (Stillman J. Smith and J. Henry

Krimc), coal, wood, hay, and grain, SE cor Harrison

and Twenty-fourth
Smith & Merkens (Henry Smith and Claui Merkens),

groceries, 8 Washington
Smith. See Schmidt, Schmitt, Smidt, and Smj-th
Smithea Fielden, whitener, dwl 111 Bernard
Smither Russell, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 418 Fourth
Smithers James (iV. Gaxiola <!■ Co.), dwl 1914 Stockton
Smithers Thomas, dwl 108 Turk
Smithers Thomas, miner, dwl 131 Turk
Smithson Agnes Mrs., lodgings, 612 California
Smithson Edward, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl

217 Stevenson

Smithson John E., dwl 812 California
Smithson John W., hamessmaker, dwl 10 Freelon
Smithson Thomas B. (Yeazill .(• S.), dwl 808 Bush
Smithson William, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl

18i Jones
Smithurst William, dwl E s Bryant Av nr Harrison
Smith wick William, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218

Dnnnm
Smitt Michel, laborer Alfred W. Manning, dwl 6 Virginia

PI
Smitten diaries H., receiver Central R. R. Co., dwl 211

Seventh
Smitten George, chop house, 1018 Stockton
Smitten Louis W., painter, dwl 120 Seventh
Smitz D. J., molder ^tna Iron Works, dwl 134 Fourth
Smoot John, laborer Beale St. Wharf, dwl 444 Brannan
Smucker Catherine (widow), dwl 130 Dora
Smullen Frank, shoemaker, dwl 35 Natoma
SmuUen James, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 35 Na-
toma
Smyth D. B. , carpenter S. F. Gas Light Co.
S.MVTII JOUK II., attorney at law, office 623 Mont-
gomery, res Oakland
Smyth Joseph B., copyist Edwin S. Belden, dwl 637 Kear
Smyth Marj' A. Miss, compositor Monitor, dwl 317 Val-
lejo
Smyth Owen, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 515

Stockton
Smyth Thomas, dwl 335 Fifth
Smyth Tliomas, laborer, dwl 4 Waller
Smythe A. , clerk, dwl 104 Eddy
Smythe Albert F., cigars and tobacco, 617 Montgomerj^,

dwl 52 Tehama
Smythe Cora A. B. Mrs., teacher Greenwich St. Primary

School, dwl 1423 Kearny
Smj'the George, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Smythe Henry J., planer Pac. Box Factor>'
Smythe James, truckman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Po-

trero
Smj'the James E., shipcarpenter, dwl NE cor Fourth and

Berry
Smythe John, dwl 25 Natoma
Smythe John, teamster, dwl 14 Eighth
Smythe John H., painter, dwl 421 Fourth
Smythe John T. (Smythe it Pierce), dwl 7 Valencia
Smythe Joseph O., carpenter, SE cor Fourth and Berry
Smythe Thomas M., dwl 708 Commercial
Smythe W. J., dwl 304 Third
Smythe & Pierce (John T. Smythe and John K. Pierce),

drajTnen, 326 Davis
Snapper Amelia Sirs., hats and caps, 59 Second
Snapper Samuel, hatter Mrs. A. Snapper, dwl 59 Second
Sneads Giles, whitener, 998 Folsom

Sneath Richard G., chainiian finance committee Mer-
chants' Exchange Bank, office 423 Cal, dwl 835 How
Snedecker A. D., bookkeeper Philip Hinkle, dwl 203 Pow
Snedecker Homer E., dwl Sixteenth Av nr Q, South S. F.
Snedecker John D., teamster, dwl Ocean View House
Sneden Seth G. , deputy collector U. S. Internal Revenue,

dwl 211 Seventeenth
Sliced John, carpenter, <iwl 957J Folsom
Sneider George C, clerk Child & Maguire, dwl 7 Calhoun
Sneider John Capt. (Sncidir d: Robertson), dwl 7 Calhoun
Sneider k Robertson (Joh n Sneider and James Robert-
son), liquor saloon, 623 Merchant
Sneider. See Schneider and Snyder
Sneithstead Q., railpuncher Pacific Rolling Mills
SNELL A. T., commander LI. S. N. and inspector twelfth
district lighthouse department, office 204 Montgomery
Snell E. Mrs., dwl 108 Ellis
Snell Caroline (widow), dwl 326 O'Farrell
Snell C. M., student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl 326

O'Farrell
Snell George W. (of Hodge, Calef d: Co., Portland, Ore-
gon), office 215 California, dwl 210 Eddy
Snell John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 6 Cleave-

land
Snell Peter, dwl 506 Eddy
Snell Samuel, dwl 19 Ellis
Snelling James F., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., dwl 12

O'Farrell
Snider E. N., operator Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co.,

dwl 272 Tehama
Snider W., dwl 614 Kearnv
Snider W. T., dwl Franklin Hotel

Sniffen Elias, butcher Frank Q. Brown, dwl 528 Br>'ant
SnilTen Elijah, extraman Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D., dwl

528 Brvant
Sniffen Philip, calker, dwl 233 First

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELE? for Sale by L. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery, l^

Sniffen Samuel T., clerk Nye & Acheson, dwl 628 Br3'ant
Sniffeii Sj'lvester, calker Boole & Webster
Snijjo Joseph, driver Antonio Giovannini, dwl 608 Bdwy
Snivelly John, watchman Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl cor

Fourth and Bryant
Snodgrass Robert V., stockbroker, office 330} Montgom-
ery, dwl 33 Lilly Av
Snook A. L., carpenter, dwl SE cor Bush and Polk
Snook Eclj,'ar N., plumber G. & W. Snook, dwl 516 Bush
Snook Edward C, plumber G. & W. Snook, dwl 516 Bush
8.\'OOK fir. A »'., tin, copper, and sheet-ironworkers,

and plumbers, 427 Pine
Snook George A. {G. <t W. Snook), dwl NW cor Fell and

Franklin
Snook George W., plumber G. & W. Snook, res Oakland
Snook John A., bookkeeper, dwl W s Bartlett bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Snooic John G., second assistant engineer Pacific Mail S.

S. China
Snook John M., with G. & W. Snook, dwl NW cor Fell

and Franklin
Snook William S. (G. <fc W. Snook), res Oakland
Snooks Nicholas, laborer George Roeben, dwl 37 Pacific
Snow Charles, silversmith Schulz &, Fisher, dwl 609

Taylor
Snow Charles W., calker, dwl 322 Main, rear
Snow Chester J., carpenter Public School Department,

dwl 513 Gough
Snow Collin, cutter, dwl 1008J Market
Snow Densil A., stationerj-, 231 Third
Snow Frank, deckhand stm San Lorenzo, Jackson St.

Wharf
Snow Frank C. (Snoto Jk May), dwl 412 Hyde
Snow Harvey W., insurance agent, office 313 California,

dwl 813 Valencia
Snow Henry R., entry clerk Le Count Brothers, dwl 371

Minna
Snow Herman, bookseller, office and dwl 319 Kearny
Snow H. N., watchman S. F. Candle Factory
Snow Isaac P. , carpenter Peter J. Lawlan, dwl E s Capp

nr Twenty-third
Snow J. B. , Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Snow John F. (John P. Snow d: Co.), dwl 1623 Mission
SXOW JOIIX F. A CO. {Charles J. Holmes), clean-
ing and dyeing silks, woolens, kid gloves, feathers,
etc., 1623 Mission, depot 633 Market
Snow Joseph H., teamster Horace N. Tribeau, dwl N 3

Fulton bet Van Ness Av and Polk
Snow Levi T., porter Forsaith & Shaw, dwl 329 Fell
Snow Louis T. {Ilarley & S.), dwl Nucleus House
Snow N. G., carpenter, dwl 134 Fourth
Snow Roland W., bookkeeper Thomas Barrows, dwl 1206

Market
Snow W., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Snow Werner, teamster, dwl 325 Tehama
Snow William, seaman schr Montana, Main St.MTiarf
Snow William H., cutter J. L. Brooks, dwl 47 Garden
SXOW A .MAY (Frank C. Snow and WUliam £. May),
importers artists' materials and engrravings, and
manufacturers picture frames, 21 Kearny
Snowball Norman, clerk E.xaminer office
SX'OWB.ILL ROBERT Y., stockbroker, office 106

Leidesdorff, dwl 807 Tj'Ier
Snowden James, teamster William Kerr, dwl 003 Battery
Snyder Albert, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,

dwl W 8 Iowa bet Mariposa and Solano
Snyder Albert A., architect and builder, 17 Hallcck, dwl

112 Halleck
Snyder Andrew, cook New York Bakery
Snyder Charles, cutler, dwl 531 Jessie
Snyder Daniel, dwl 636 Commercial
Snyder Delia Miss, dwl 915 Jackson
Snyder E., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
Snyder George, cabinetmaker, dwl 32i Zoe
Snjder George, V. S. bargeman, Front St. Wharf, dwl Te-
hama bet Third and Fourth
Snyder H., real-esUte agent, dwl 304 Third
Snyder Jacob, engineer Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl

SW cor Bay and Hyde
Snyder Jacob B., wholesale liquors, 636 Commercial, dwl

31 Oak Grove Av
Snyder J. B., butcher, dwl 516 Octavia
Snyder Jesse, machinist, dwl 613 Mason
Snyder Joseph, machinist West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

300 Jessie
Snyder Julia Melville, teacher music and elocution, dwl

613 Mason
Snyder Peter H. , dwl 328 Jessie
Snyder S. P., clerk Morton House, 119 Post

Soaerberg L. L. draftsman engineer's office Central Pac.

B. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 4 Howard

Court
Soares Francisco, deckhand stm New World, dwl 116 Jack
Sobarzo Joachin, dwl 732 Vallejo
Sobbe Diedrich, wines and liquors, 541 Mission
Sobbe William, mate stm Sonoma, Front St. Wharf
Sobey Arthur L., dwl 531 Valencia
Sobey Edwin G., assistant manager Commercial Agency,

office 401 California, dwl 531 Valencia
Sobey John, lumberman, dwl 134 Folsom
Sobey P. , laborer A. F. Spear & Co. , 218 Drumm
Sobey William T. , driver Francis L. Such, cor Douglass

and Twentv-fourth
Social Hall, 30 Fourth
sot IETF. FRAXC ilSE I>E BIEXFAISAXCE .HI'

TI'ELLE, office 120 Sutter
SOCIETE FRANC'AISE l>'EPARGXES ET DE

FREVOVAXCE .VliTFELLE (French Mutual Pro-
vident Savings and Loan Society), 411 Bush
SOCIETY FOR THE I'REVEXTIOX OF CRI EL-

TY TO AXIMALS, office HU Merchant
SOCIETA ITALEAXA DE MFTI A BEXEFICEX-

25.4, G. Cagliere secretarj-, office 430 Jackson
SOCIETY OF CALIFORXI.A PIOXEER.S, rooms

808 Montgomen'
SOCIETY OF TERRITORIAL PIOXEEKS, rooms

103 Montgomery
Sodercrist John, bagsewer, dwl 506 Ho\N-ard
Soderstrand Peter A. , cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture

Co., dwl 108 Shipley
Soelter Louis, painter, dwl 1318 Kearny
Soery William Mrs., dwl 431 Minna
Soetze John, carrier Abend Post, dwl 66^ Shipley
Sognara ^'incent (Sognara it Zizak), dwl 328 Third
Sognara & Zizak (Vincent Sognara and Antonio Zizak),

restaurant, 328 Third
Soheargo Bagnacio, photographer, dwl 1337 Dupont
Sober Lewis, physician, office 12 Montgomery Av, dwl

1225 Bush
Sohl Edward, superintendent Scandina\nan Ladies' Relief

Society, dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-sixth
Sohl Harry, porter Locke & Montague, dwl 223^ Perrj'
Sohl John", expressman, SE cor Sacramento and Battery,

dwl SW cor Mason and Bay
Sohlke Carl W., salesman Wolters & Fechheimer, dwl SW

cor Thirteenth and Folsom
Sohm Joseph, painter, dwl 26 Welsh
Sohmer John, baker>-, 1139 Folsom
Sohn Henrj', milkman George W. Hartman, dwl NW cor

Union and Franklin
Sohncke Gustave, clerk Henry Pless, dwl 624 Sansom
Soiker Christopher, laborer, dwl 906 Filbert
Solace Laurence, upholsterer, dwl 1011 Howard
Solada Antonio, laborer, dwl S s Graham PI nr Green
Solano Adolphus, jeweler, dwl 1313 Dupont
Solano Mauro, musician, dwl 1123 Powell
Solari Antone, laborer, dwl W s Kramer PI nr Greenwich
Solari Carl, dairyman, W s Clara Av nr Nineteenth
Solarl Guiseppe, vegetables, 50 Colombo Market
Solari James, marbleworker, dwl Ws Kramer PI nr Green-
wich
Solari Lawrence, furniture finisher Frank Lacremans, dwl

519 Union
Solaro H., dwl 720 Folsom
Solaro Henrj' J., bookkeeper Martin, Feusier & Steffani,

dwl 627 Commercial
Solberg Nicholas, machinist Singer Manuf. Co., dwl 933

Sacramento
Soldansky Alexander, sailmaker, dwl W s Chenery nr

Thirty-first
Soldate John, porter S. McHenry & Co., 427 Front
Soldwedel H. , farmer, dwl 228 Bush
Soley William J., packer Reid & Brooks, dwl 1108 Mont
Soils Ansel, hairdresser, S s Bush nr Polk
Soils Joseph, seaman, dwl 9 Union PI
Soils LawTcnce, cabinetmaker, dwl 721 Bryant
Solis Oliver, clerk, dwl 9 Union PI
Solis Rosalie (widow), tortilla bakery, dwl 33 Hinckley
SoUey Stephen J., machinist, dwl 1712 Mason
SoUman William, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co.,

dwl 515 O'Farrell •

Soloman L. , dwl 533 Commercial
Solomon Aaron, clothing, 435 Pacific, dwl 429 Pacific
Solomon Abraham, hairdresser Manuel Silva, dwl 335

Clara
Solomon Abraham, teacher languages, dwl 2514 Webster
Solomon Albert, real estate, dwl 1209 Howard
Solomon Benjamin, porter, dwl 1717 Mason

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. 7. SMITH, M.D., Propt:

'. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

SOLOMON B. L. A SONS, John H. Kemp agent,

importers upholstery goods, 410 Market
Solomon David, merchant, dwi r>29 'l\irk
Solomon F. Mrs., teacher German Mission Primary

School, dwl !)3 Fifteenth
Solomon Harris, clothing-, 531 Pacific
Solom(m Isaac, tmnkmaker H. Behrcndt & Oo.,dwl Stev-
enson nr Sixth
Solomon ls;iac, upholsterer, dwl 714 Hayes
Solomon Isaac H., bookkeeper Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl

1(>20 Clay
Solomon Israel, insurancebroker, dwl 1620 Clay
Solomon .1., clerk, dwl 605 Taylor
Solomon Jacob, dwl 931 Jackson
Solomon Jacob, jrlazier, dwl 1419 Pacific
Solomon Joseph, tailor, dwl 6 Oak Grove Av
Solomon Lazarus, furnishing goods, 43 Steuart, dwl 510

Hyde
Solomon Maier, tailor, 205 Pacific, dwl 207 Pacific
Solomon Maria S. Mrs., dwl (523 Eddy .
Solomon Marks, clerk Leopold Millzner
Solomon Martin, clerk Harris Lando, dwl 906 Pacific
Solomon Marx, tailor, C07 Missitm
Solomon Miiry Miss, hairdresser, dwl 736 Howard
Solomon Marv Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary School,

dwl 1(120 Clay
Solomon Morris, peddler, dwl 408 Fifth
Solomon Samuel, dry goods, 348 Third, dwl 6 Oak Grove

Solomon Samuel, rag dealer, dwl 254 Perry
Solomon Samuel, tailor, 51ti Pine
Solomon Samuel, tailor, 904 Pacific
Solomon Simon, butcher, 2 Gnind Central Market, dwl

003 Post

Solomon Thomas, porter Arthur E. Magill, dwl 244 Perry
Solomons Seixas, bookkeeper L. Diiikelspiel & Co., dwl

18U; Cearj-
Solomson Julius, dwl 524 Sixth
Solsari Luigi, gardener, dwl N s Kat« nr Hayes
Solstcin Heniian A. , engineer Bay A'iew Distillery, dwl

Twenty-first Av nr G, South S. F.
Soltan Hyman, hairdresser, SW cor Mission and Nine-
teenth, dwl NE cor Valencia and Twentieth
Solter J. M., second mate schr American Girl, dwl 26

Steuart

Somaly John {Somaly <t Coquctigniot), dwl 624 Cal
Soraaly & Coqueugniot (John Somaly and John Coqueu-

jiniitt), restaurant, 624 California
Somborn Jacob, jeweler, dwl 5 Seventh
Somorlad — .— , sawdust dealer, dwl 33 Hinckley
Somers A., dwl 110 Eddy

Somers Don Carlos {Somers ct Co.), res Oakland
Somers E., clerk, dwl 9 Dikeman PI
Somers George, clerk, dwl SE cor Hyde and Lombard
Somers Harvey C. (Rider, S. <<• Co.\ dw! 2910 Folsom
Somers Hugh, carpenter, dwl S s Ellis, bet Webster and

Fillmore

Somers Louise, actress New Lyceum Theatre
Somers William J., refinery operator U. S. Mint, dwl

1034 Mission
Somers & Co. (Don Carlos Somers and Robert Shearer),

groceries and market, NW cor Second and Brj'ant
Somers. See Summers

Somerset John, laborer Curtis Tobey, dwl 314 O'Farrell
Somerville Edward, operator Western Union Telegraph

Co., dwl 617 Geary
Somerville Robert, porter, dwl 2.36 Clara
Somenille T., (widow), dwl 4 Antonio
Somerville Thomas, machinist Tait & Hainque, dwl 4

Antonio
Somme Henry, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Sommer Alfred, laborer San Francisco Verein, 219 Sutter
Sommer August, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 735

Bran nan
Sommer Hans, porter Rasmussen & Co., dwl 7 Telegraph PI
Sommer Joseph, cabinetmaker C. E. Johnson, dwl 975

Market
Sommerfeld H., freight clerk stm Ancon Broadway St.

\\Tiarf
Sommerfield Thomas, laborer Baldwin's Hotel
Sommerlard Sophia (widow-), midwife, dwl 52 Clementina

Sommers Mrs.f teacher, dwl 39 Fifth

Sommenille Alexander, barkeeper Quincy House, SW

cor Mission and Spear
Sommerville Ann (widow), proprietress Quincy House,

SW cor Mission and Spear
Sommerville Augustus H., shoecutter Einstein Bros. &

Co., dwl 423 Bush
Sommeri'ille E., clerk F. Dewing & Co., 212 Sutter

Sommerville P., machinist Risdon L and L. Works
Sommerville Thomas, laborer, dwl SW cor Mission and

S\>eaT
Som|w John, driver P. G. Somyw & Co., dwl 259 Clem
SO.HPS P. ti. <fr CO. (Hypolite Merlirre and Jvles

Mmiton), steam soda works, 2.59 and 2(!1 Clem
Somps Pien-e G. (P. G. Sompn ,t- Co.), dwl s29 Greenwich
Son Adoljih A. (Sen Brothers), dwl 906 Polk
Son Albert A. (Son Brothers), dwl 014 Sutter
SO.\ KKOT1IEK8 (Ad(tlph A. and Albert A.), im-
porters and jobbers smokers' articles, Yankee no-
tions, etc., 300 and 302 California
Son Charles A., salesman Nathan A. Son, dwl 1005J Minna
Son Nathan A., cigars and tobacco, NW cor Third and

Mission, dwl 1005i Minna
Soncaz Gustavo, painter, dwl 9 Montgomery Av
Sonday John, clerk pay dejiartment U. S. A., 105 Stock-
ton, dwl 1513 Washington
Sondecker S. D. , cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 512 Fourth
Sonder Charles, driver National Brewery, dwl SE cor

Fulton aud Webster
Sondrop Edward, laborer, dwl 933 Sacramento, rear
Song Hop (Chinese), cigar factory, 115 Oregon
Sonnenberg Amelia, seamstress, dwl 425 Kearny
Sonnenberg Benjamin, jeweler, dwl 235 Post
Sonnenberg Louis B., groceries and provisions, SE cor

Stockton and Post
Sonnenfcld Samuel, lapidary Levison Bros., dwl 435 Pine
Sonnenwald Gottlieb, saloonkeeper, dwl 5 Ashburton PI,

rear
Sonnichsen Charles, dwl 2122 Howard
Sonnichsen Henry M., liquor saloon, 635 Kearny
Sonnichsen James N., salesman Getleson & Landis, dwl

510 Fell
SO.XNIt'HSElV 1VICHOL.4.S, consul Denmark, office
221 Sansom (and Hamilton d- S.), dwl 2122 Howard

Sonntag Mrs., upholstress ^rank G. Edwards, dwl

723 Green
SOXXTAO CHARLES (Sonntag & Co.), and chief de-
puty license collector, office 7 City Hall second floor,
dwl 529 Post
Sonntag Emil, barkeeper F. W. Grimm, dwl 152 Minna
Sonntag Henry A. (Sonntarj <£; Co.), dwl 529 Post
Sonntag Julian (Talbot d: S.), dwl 529 Post
Sonntag Julius H., dwl 213 Fifteenth
SOKNTA<ii A CO. (Charles and Henry A. Sonntag),
dealers and collectors California tree seeds, 614 Mer-
chant room 24
Sonoguini Charles, teamster Thomas J. Tuttle, dwl 703

O'Farrell
Sonoma Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co., Cal.), William

Willis secretary, office 309 Montgomeiy room 29
Soon Noy (Chinese), clothing, 902 Dupont
Soong Sing John & Co. (Chinese), cigar manufs, 716 Pac
Sopa Marc\i8, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomerj'
Sopa Peter, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Soper Charles B., engineer stm Caroline, dwl 5 Kate
Soper Frederick, gasfltter P. R. O'Brien, dwl 52 Shipley
Soper George, dairj-man William Hall, dwl Visitacion

Valley nr San Briuio Road
Soper M. A. Mrs., millinery, 4 Third
Soper Stephen, bookkeeper, dwl 108 Powell
Soper William H., gunsmith Liddle & Kaeding, dwl 329

Fell
Sophey Joseph, carriagemaker, dwl 820 Folsom
Sora James, tinsmith, dwl 531 Green, rear
Sorbier Louise (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1527 Powell
Soren George S., stockbroker, office Cal. Exchange Board,

dwl 5 Stockton
Sorensen Andrew, laborer, dwl 15 Oak Grove Av
Sorensen Carl, tailor, dwl 1521 Dupont
Sorensen Conrad, clerk, dwl 803 Montgomery
Sorensen Frederick, barkeei>er John Harris, dwl 520 Bdwy
Sorensen Hans, tailor, dwl 1521 Dupont
Sorensen J., dwl 636 Commercial
Sorensen James, tailor, dwl 38 Natoma
Sorensen Johannes, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Sorensen John (Sorensen d- Baettge), dwl 110 Washington
Sorensen John, tailor, dwl 38 Natoma
Sorensen Mads P., tailor Wright & Harmon, dwl 339 Third
Sorensen Peter E., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Sorensen Reinhardt, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Sorensen Soren, seaman, dwl 39 Stanford
Sorensen William (J. Schulken <t Co.), dwl 503 Fell
Sorensen & Baettge (John Sorensen and Peter Baettge),

livery- stable, 110 Washington
Sorg Geo'rge, manufacturing jeweler, 208 Sutter, dwl W 8
Buchanan bet Ellis and O'Farrell

4 7AWEZ G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

r. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Moi I

Sorg John C, jeweler Smith, Richter & Co., dwl W a Bu-
chanan bet O'Farrell and Ellis

Sort; Lawrence, waiter Charles Uiljfes, dwl 648 Fourth

SoTg Peter, importer and nianuf musical instruments, 208
Sutter, dwl W a liajhanan bet Ellis and O'Farrell

Sorg Rudolf, machinist Theodore Kallenbcru, dwl 1 St.
Mary

Sorich Antonio, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont

Soman Gustave, ciiptain bark Henry Buck, office Cills &
Poulterer, 38 California, dwl 410 Harrison

Sornin Alexander, watchmaker and jeweler, and agent
Paris sras stoves, 603 Montgomery

Sorrell William, carpenter California Planing Mills, dwl
Bartlett nr Twenty-second

Sosa An.selmo, porter KuUman, Wagner & Co., 45 Clay

Sosurer Manuel F., milker Antone Raymond, dwl W 8
Arkansas nr Napa

Sosso Antonio, liquor saloon, 812 Keaniy

Sota John, seaman schr Loleta, Beale St.AMiarf

Sotelo Pasqual, stovepolisher, dwl 10 Hinckley

Soto D. Perat Miss, seamstress Joseph Sheyer, dwl 1319
Dupont

Soto Jos^ C. porter Kullman, Wagner i Co., dwl SE cor
Van Ness Av and Green

Soto Na^ih, salesman, dwl 15 Ellis

Soto Nathaniel, salesman Ackerman Brothers, dwl 930
Market

Soto Prospero de La, salesman Da^is Bros., dwl 22 Bdwy

Soto Rosaura Miss, dressmaker, dwl 443 Green

Soto Santos (widow), dressmaker, 443 Green

Sotomayoro Josefa (widow), dwl 436 Union

Sotzen John, tailor, dwl 1004 Mission

Soule Abbie L., dressmaker, dwl 323 First

Soule A. G., physician, office and dwl 822 Howard

Soule A. J. (widow), furnished rooms, 109 Gearj-

Soule Clarence, driller Kimball Agricultiu^l Implement
Manuf. Co., dwl 120 Seventh

Soule Eugene, superiiitfndent Kimball Agricultural Im-
plement Manuf. Co., dwl 120 Seventh

Soule Fannie L. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,
dwl 1905 Stockton

.S0I;LK FR.VNK, editor Alta California, office 529 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 1905 Stockton

Soule H. S., cook stm Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf

Soule John, painter, dwl S s Borland nr Dolores

Soule Kendrick B., bookkeeper J. J. Herr, dwl 919J Fil-
bert

Soule Maria L. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,
dwl 1211 Jackson

Soule Milan, surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. China, dwl 822
Howard

Soule Philander, dwl 323 First

Soule Samuel, real estate, dwl 323 First

Soule Samuel P., collector, dwl W s Devisadero bet Geary
and O'Farrell

Soulsby Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.), office 316 Cali-
fornia

Soutade Phillip, carpenter, dwl 7 Pollard PI

Souter John, boilermaker, dwl 320 Fell

Souter Peter, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 27
Bernard

SOI TH A.1IERICA\ STE.4<IIS1IIP CO. (Panama to
Valparaiso), Henry Page & Co. agts, office 302 Davis

South Barcelona Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), Justin P.
Moore secretary, office 320 Sansom room 7

South California Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Charles A.
Sankey secretary, office 331 Montgomerj' room 20

South Chariot Mining Co. (Idaho), Frank Swift secretarj',
office 419 California

South Comstock Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill,
Nev.), John M. Buffington secretarj", office 309 Cal

South Consolidated Virginia Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.), office 419 California room 23

South End Grain Warehouse, John Jennings proprietor,
cor Japan and Townsend

South Europa Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), office 419
California room 23

South Feather Water and Union Mining Co. (Plumas,
Butte, and Yuba counties, Cal.), Abraham Halsey
secretarv, office 200 Sansom

South Justice Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Edward F.
Stone secretary, office 419 California room 3

South Mountain Consolidated Mining Co. (Idaho), Wil-
liam Willi's secretary, office 309 Montgomery room 29

South Overman Consolidated Mining Co. (Washoe, Storey,
and Lyon counties, Nev.), David Wilder secretarj',
office 328 Montgomerj' room 22

South Park Laundry, Mary Bennett proprietress, 557 Bry-
ant

South Park Malt House, Herman Zweig proprietor, 808

Brannan
SOITII IMKK SAWIXG HILLS. F. Korbel & Bros.

proprieti^jrs, 437 Brannan bet Third and Fourth
SOI TH I'OI.NT n'AREIIOL.SE, Adams &, Taylor

proprietors. Berry bet Third and Fourth
South Poorman Silver Mining Co. (Idaho), William Willis

secretary, office 309 Montgomerj' room 29
South San Francisco Dock Co., William Stuart secretary,

office 113 Leidesdorff
South San Francisco Park, Spreen &. Co. proprietors.

Railroad Av bet Ninth and Tenth avs
South Silver Hill Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 419

California room 23
South Star Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),

Joseph F. Atwill secretary, office 240 Montgomerj'
Southack Francis L., chief clerk track department Central

Pac. R. R. , NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 2121

Market
Southard Jane Mrs., fancy goods, 119 Sixth
Southard James B., attorney at law, office 1 Montgomery

Block, dwl 734 Vallejo
Southard Mason C, clerk James B. Southard, dwl 734

Vallejo
Souther Horace O., mason, dwl W s Capp nr Twentj'-sec-

ond
SOUTHER JOSEPH N. (Chenery, Souther d: Co.), dwl

123 Turk
Souther Joseph W. (Souther it Co.), dwl 1307 Fillmore
Souther Thomas, clerk, dwl 123 Turk ,
Souther W. H. Jr., assistant bookkeeper Beding^on &

Co., dwl 30 McAllister
Souther & Co. {Joseph W. Souther and George W. Ken^

nard), draj-man, 206 California
Southerland Jacob, shipcarpenter, dwl 312 Beale
Southern Charles, shipcarpenter, dwl 30S Beale
SOUTHERN' COAST LI\E STEAMERS, GoodaU,

Nelson & Perkins agents, office 10 Market
Southern Cross Gold and Silver Mining Co., Sidney C.

Herbert secretarj', 535 Clay
Southern Gold Hill Gold and "Silver Mining Co. (Storey

Co., Nev.), David Wilder secretarj', office 328 Mont-

gomeo' room 22
Southern James, waiter Thomas Holder, dwl 340 Keamy
Southern James J., barkeeper, dwl 627 Vallejo
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO., C. P.

Huntington president, D. D. Colton vice-president,

J. L. Willcutt secretary, general offices NE cor

Fourth and Townsend, passenger depot S s Towns-
end bet Third and Fourth, freight depQt cor Fifth

and Townsend, repair shops cor Sixteenth and

Harrison
Southern Star Silver Sfining Co. (Lj-on Co., Nev.), O. D.

Squire secretarj', office 331 Montgomerj' room 28
Southern Thomas R., teacher Heald's College, dwl

Shakspeare bet Hope and Isabella, Bemal Heights
Southwell George, blacksmith, dwl 528 Pacific
Southwell George, bookkeeper Vandall & Voigt, dwl

1403 Pacific
Southwell John, dwl 1025 AVashington
Southwell John W., teacher music, dwl 1005 Vallejo
Southwick Benjamin, boatbuilder, dwl 31 Sacramento
Southwick Edivin {D. Hayes ct Co.), dwl 51 Minna
Southwick William 0., lather, dwl 157 j Tehama
South worth Alden B., office 35 Batterj', dwl 706 California
Souti Henri, laborer G. Venard, dwl 1117 Folsom
Souvelet Charles H., laborer, dwl SW cor Montgomery At

and Vallejo
Sova John, teamster Elliot & Brother, dwl NW cor Fill-
more and W^aller
Sova William, carpenter, dwl 147 Third
Sovain August, machinist, dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Sovang Frederick, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Sowers Frederick, cutter William Kaiser, dwl 120 Park Av
Sowers J. P., dwl 1326 Post

Sowers William P., clerk William Kaiser, dwl 120 Park Av
Sowkes Henrj', woodturner E. K.Howes & Co., dwl 1151}

Folsom
Sowles J. B., dwl SE cor Waller and Webster
Sozr Joseph, laborer Ruldaud Bros., NW cor Fell and

Stanyan
Spaar Conrad, engineer Washington ^rewerj', dwl 724

Lombard
Spaar Wilhelm, maltster Washington Brewery, dwl 724

Lombard
Spack Richard, cardriver, dwl 2050 Mission
Spader J. Vanderbilt, bookkeeper The Howe Machine Co.,

dwl 1019 Folsom
Spader J. \., dwl 127 Keamy

BEAMISH'S— Importer Famishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Markff

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Spadina Angclo, musician California Theater, dwl llOS

Powell
Spadoiii Joseph, delivery clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 'a

Wharf, dwl 20 Clementina
Spafford James N. (Fetmer c{- S.), res East Oakland
Spaight Patrick, dairy, W s Twenty-seventh opp Bryant,

Uernal Hcitfhts
SPAI.W Caiuilo Martin consul, office NW cor California

and Leidesdorff
Spal H., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Spalanc Michael, Laborers' Pro. Bcnev. Assn., 818 How
Spalaterne Siimuel A., merchant, dwl 1120 Montj^omery
Spalding; Edward C. , attornev at law, dwl 030 Commercial
Spaldinjf Rufus C, dwl 708 6'Farrell
Spaldiii!;. See Spaulding

Spalt Philip, tfliissblower, dwl NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Spanagel John C. {Spanajel .t- Wucherer), dwl 2011 Fil-
bert
Spanagel & Wucherer (T^o/m C. Spanagel and Chrigtian

Wucherer), manufacturers curled hair, 2011 Filbert
Spangenberg Adolph, machinist Jonathan Kittredge, dwl

101 Eighth
Spangler B. D., carpenter, dwl NE cor Sixth Av and L,

South S. F.
Spanier August, barkeeper Vt'. Krzyzanowski.dwl 947 Fol
Spanier Jose)>h, liquor saloon, 112 Post, dwl 10(> Post
Spanier Joseph, salesman G. Cohn & Co., dwl 315 Stock-
ton
Spanish American Cigar Co. (Chinese), cigar manufactur-
ers, 838 Washington
Spanish Cigar Makers' Union, Sabino Ortega manager,

6.3.5 Pacific
Spanish Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co.,Cal.), Daniel Buck

secretary, office 309 Montgomei-y room 80
Spanjer Peter, shipcarpenter, dwl SW cor Sixth Av and

M, South S. F.
Spannhacke F. Miss, teacher Union Grammar School, dwl

314 Chestnut
Spannhacke Henry, salesman J. P. Lysett, dwl 314 Chest-
nut
Spanton Andrew, painter, dwl 11 Gordon
Spanton James, painter, dwl 11 Gordon
Spanton John, painter, dwl 11 Gordon
Sparhawk S., dwl 434 Sansom

Sparks Frederick, laborer William Watts, dwl S s Chest-
nut bet Taylor and Jones
Sparks Hervey, real estate, 622 Claj-, dwl 727 Vallejo
Sparks Martin, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Sparks W. H. & Co., stockbrokers, 313 Montgonierj-
S])arks William, bookkeeper Bryant «fe Cook, dwl 530 Bush
Sparks William, master mariner, dwl E s Bryant bet

Twenty-third and Twenty -fourth
Sparks William H. (IF. H. Sparks J: Co.), dwl Russ

House
Sparling Henry, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Sparman Andrew, omamental-hairworkcr, 1603 Howard,

dwl 12 Dora
Sparrow Albert R., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1613

Polk
Sparrow Charles, machinist Herman J. Schintz, dwl 29

Jackson
Sparrow Frederick (Davis <t- 5.), 921 Stockton
Sparrow Frederick, hairdresser Francis Butt, 338 Kearny
Sparrow John T. , machinehand Pac. Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, dwl 1112 Bryant
Span-ow Joseph, groceries and liquors, 33 Clementina
Sparrow Walter, bookkeeper Stone & Hayden, dwl 311

Chestnut
Spatz Charles H., clerk letter department Wells, Fargo &

Co. , dwl 70.5 McAllister
Spatz Henry, distiller, dwl 70.5 McAllister
Spatz John H., carjienter, dwl 70.5 McAllister
Spaulding Andrew, watchmaker and jeweler, 122 Fourth
Spaulding B., bookkeeper, dwl 629 O'Farrell
Spaulding Charles A., attorney at law, office 54 and 55

Montgomery Block, dwl NW cor Clay and Sansom
Spaulding Charles A., printer Cal. Oil Cloth Factory, dwl

S s Twenty-second nr Folsom
Spaulding Charles C, superintendent wine room Grand

Hotel, dwl 112 Jones
Spaulding Charles Hudson, sawsmith Nathan W. Spauld-
ing, dwl 411 Folsom
Spaulding Frank M., paper dealer, dwl 629 O'Farrell
Spaulding George (Spauldin'j tO Barto), dwl 132 Eighth
Spaulding George W. (Fitch <C- S.), attorney at law, office

Nevada Block, 309 Mont room 66, dwl 1832 Eddy
Spaulding H.W., miner, dwl Russ House
Spaulding J., conductor, dwl 542 Bryant
Spaulding J., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin

Spaulding Jerome, bookkeeper N. W. Spaulding, dwl SE
cor Folsom and Third

Spaulding J. K. , capitalist, dwl Lick House

Spaulding John (John Spaulding <t- Co.), dwl 1715 Clay

8rAl'M>i:V(; JOIIX A <-•<►., Pioneer carpet Beating
Machine and Cal. Excelsior Manuf. Co., 353-357 Te-
hama

Spaulding Julia A. (widow), dwl 10,} CIcaveland

Spaulding .Madison, bricklayer, dwl 24 Noble PI

8rAi;LI»IX<; MATIIAIV M%'., sawsmithlng and re-
pairing, 17 and 19 Fremont (and Pacific Saw Mami,/.
Co.), res SW cor Madison and Ninth, Oakland

Spaulding Nathaniel H., cari)enter, dwl 541 Stevenson

Spaulding Oscar F., foreman Philip Hinkle, dwl 317 Bush

Spaulding William, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 708
O'Farrell

Spaulding & Barto (George Sparddiiig and Harrison
Barto), book and jobprinters, 414 Clay

Spaulding. See Spalding

Spear Adrian, printer, dwl 1719 Post

Spear A. F. & Co. (Alexander F. Spear and Joseph G.
Levensaler), stevedores, office SE cor Washington
and Drumm

Spear Alexander F. (A. F. Spear <t Co.), dwl 2916 Folsom

Spear Charles J., shoemaker Buckingham & Heeht, dwl
51 Third

S]iear Edward S. (Edward S. Spear i- Co.), dwl 817 Bush

8PEAK E»'«TAUD S. A €«. (Joseph S. and Joseph
S. Jr.), auctioneers and commission merchants, 536
and 538 California

Spear Eliza (widow), dwl cor Kearny and Francisco

Spear Elizabeth M. Mrs., dwl 9 Ninth

Spear Gustavus L., bookkeeper Edward S. Spear & Co.,
dwl 1408 Bush

Spear Isaac, clerk, dwl 321 Taylor

Spear J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., dwl 218 Drumm

Spear James, laborer, dwl 422 Brannan, rear

Spear Jason, clerk Joseph G. Lavery, dwl 107 Stockton

Spear John, dwl 904 Kearny

Spear Jose])h S. (Edward S. Spear ifc Co.), dwl 817 Bush

Spear Joseph S. Jr. (Edward S. Spear d; Co.), dwl 600
Bush

Spear Luke, waiter Herman Markwalder, dwl 1220 Mar-
ket

Spear Robert, cartmin William Kerr & Co., dwl cor
Kearny and Francisco

Spear T. A., clerk Surveyor-General's Office, 306 Pine

Spear Thomas G., dwl 1719 Post

Spear Thomas R., dentist, office 235 Kearny, dwl SE cor
Capp and Twenty-second

Spear William (Hearty <C- S.), dwl 213 Broadway

Spear William N. , boxinaker George W. Swan & Co., dwl
SW cor Mission and Spear

Spearce William, painter, dwl 16 Sntter

Spearman N. , driver Market St. R. R.

Spears F. , baker, dwl 20 Taylor

Spears William, painter James Donovan, 219 Davis

Specht John, hatter, dwl 628 Green

SPIX'IAI. .A<;i:XT V. S. post-office DEPART-
MENT, office 606 Montgomery room 22

SPECIAL A<iEXT II, S. TREA.SIKY DEPART-
MENT, office Custom House third floor

Speck John, blacksmith, dwl 39 Jackson

Speck Joseph, carrier Evening Bulletin and Examiner,
dwl 1415 Jackson

Speekels Julius, glassblower, dwl 10 Welsh

Speckels William A. Rev. , assistant pastor St. Mary's Ca-
thedral, dwl 628 California

Speckman Frederick F., groceries and liquors, 776 Miss

Speckter Henry, groceries and liquors, 127 Sixth

Spedding Robert, physician, dwl 311 Stockton

Speer Charles J., cabinetmaker, dwl 165 Tehama

Speer John W., mining, dwl 1713 Jones

Speers David, laborer Central Pac. R. R.

Speetzen Henry P., cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl
2014 Hyde

Speier Bennett, dry goods, dwl 1513 Tyler

Spcier. See Spier and Speyer

Speigel Christopher, furnituremaker, dwl 48 Zoo

Speight Solomon, shoemaker, dwl 658 Ellis

Spelicy Martin, cartman, dwl 111 Jessie

Spellan James, laborer, dwl 48 Louisa

Spelhnan Mrs., dwl 438 Jessie

Spellman Frederick, waterman, dwl 4 Quincy PI

Spellman Henry, boatman, dwl 4 Beale PI

Spellman John, hairdresser Henry W. Stable, dwl 527
Pine

Spellman John, laborer, dwl 3 Francisco

Spellman John Jr., laborer, dwl 3 Francisco

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Spellman Joseph, tailor, 017 Commercial

Spellman Martin, carpenter, dwl ICKKi Howard

Si>clliuan Nicholas, miller, dwl 1420 Broadway, rear

Spellman Patrick, laborer, dwl 75 Minna

Spellman Rebekah, dwl 407 Hyde

Spellman. See Spillman

Spcltv Frederick J. C, foreman William Watts, dwl 9

William
Spenas Louis, milkman P. V. Blanchard, dwl cor Twenty-
sixth and San Jos(5 Av '
S|)ence A. A., moneybroker, dwl 52 Second
Spence Abel S., sewincr-machine attachments, 33 Third
Spence A. H., moneybroker, office and dwl 228 Mont
Spence John, liquor" saloon, SW cor Dupont and Geary,

dwl 111 Geary
Spende William, seaman schr Euphemia, Washington St.

Wharf
Spence William A. (Spence cfc Johmon), dwl 1213 Bush
Spence & Johnson (WiUiam A. Spence and Robert J.

Johniion), fishmongers, 93 California Market
Spencer A. G., machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl 737 Pine
Spencer Alexander, master mariner, dwl 633 California
Spencer Almon C, driver People's Express, dwl 808 Mont
SiJencer A. O., purser S. S. Newbern, office 10 Market
Spencer Christopher, shipwright, dwl 309 Fremont
Spencer David, wines and cigars, NW cor Beale and Fol
Spencer Derastus, millwright, dwl 182.5 Turk
Spencer D. N. Mrs., furnished rooms, 530 Howard
Spencer Esther M. (widow), authoress, dwl 12 Clementina
Spencer Eugene W., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,

dwl 959 Harrison
Spencer Fanny Miss, dwl NW cor Jones and Jackson
Spencer Ferdinand {Lamb i: S.), dwl 115 Second
Spencer Frank, merchant, dwl SW cor Washington and

Drumm
Spencer F. W., pianotuner, 13 Sansom, dwl 518 Geary
Spencer George, bricklayer and contractor, dwl 215 Kear
Spencer George, seaman stm Emma, Washington St.

Wharf
Spencer George W., bookkeeper .lEtna Insurance Co.,

dwl 2 Martha PI
Spencer George W., bricklayer Henry J. McLerie, dwl

429 Bush
Spencer George W., expressman (Oakland), office 313

East, res Oakland
Spencer Herbert, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 549

Howard
Spencer Jacob v., porter Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Spencer James, barkeeper Matthew Kerr, dwl 127 Jessie
Spencer James, foreman laborers Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s

Wharf, dwl 437 First
Spencer J. C, agent stm Ellen, dwl 1307 Stockton
Spencer Jennie (widow), dwl 31 Eddy
Spencer John C. (J. M. Ranard it Co.), dwl N s Jessie nr

Fifth
Spencer John J., dwl 530 Howard
Spencer John W. , dealer Seltzer water, dwl 822 Jessie
Spencer Joseph, bellman Russ House
Spencer L. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. P. M. Willard, dwl 327

O'Farrell
Spencer Lewis R., clerk pay department U. S. A., 105

Stockton, dwl 216 Powell
Spencer Lizzy Miss, dwl 1501 Jones
Spencer Louis C. , cariienter, dwl 2606 Mission
Spencer Lowell B., clerk George Howes & Co., dwl 1024

Bush
Spencer M. (widow), dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Spencer Oliver H. , attorney at law, office 408 California

room 13, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Spencer W., dwl 636 Commercial
Spencer Warren, tinsmith Henry J. McLerie
Spencer William, harnessmaker J. H. Wilson & Co., dwl

18 Seventh
Spencer William, stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,

113 California
Spencer William H., foreman Engine No. 9 S. F. F. D.,

320 Main
Spencer William H., salesman A. P. Hotaling & Co., dwl

1518 Powell
Spendalo Philip, laborer, dwl 539 Vallejo
Spendley Jacob, barber, dwl 433 Union
Sperandier Charles, hairdresser Henry W. Stable, dwl 720

California
Speninzo Domenico, teacher music, dwl 1800 Stockton
Sperb Jacob, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 508 Lin-
den Av
Sperling Frank, office 321 Sacramento, dwl 235 Kearny
Sperling Mark E. {M. E. Sperling <t Co.), dwl 22 Kearny

S|ierling M. E. & Co., wholesale cigars and tobacco, 321

Sacramento
Sperling Morris H. , clerk Simon Isaacs, dwl 417 Pacific
Spcrry Alexander, driver M. D. Nile, dwl 225 Kearny
Si)crrv Augustus, dwl 274 Clementina
Sperry Austin {Sperry A Co.), dwl Morton House
Si)errj George B. , storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue,

dwl SE cor Union and Gough
Sperry Jennie (widow), dwl E s Tennessee nr Solano
Sperry Lewis, watchmaker, dwl 731 Harrison
Sperry S. W. (Sprrri/ <!• Co.), res Stockton
Speri^' & Co. (AuMn and S. IV. Sperry), commission

merchants and proptrs Stockton City Flouring Mills,

office 121 California
Spero Manuel {A ndrcws <t S.), dwl 331 East
Speyer Daniel, receiving teller Anglo-Califomian Bank,

dwl 1002 Van Ness Av
Speyer David E. (D. E. <fc L. Speyer), and bookkeeper

Bachman Bros., dwl 1109 Van Ness Av
Speyer D. E. & L., proptrs Pacific Vaniish Works, SE cor

Taylor and Water, office 10 Battery
Spejer J., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Speyer Jacob W. {Morris Speyer it Co.), res Hamburg,

Germany
Speyer Louis {D. E. it L. Speyer), dwl 1109 Van Ness Av
Spever Louis, clerk William Plagemann, dwl 831 Geary
SPEYEK nORRIS «» VOAJ^acobW. Speyer and Jacob

M. Pldli}}), importers, commission merchants, and

agents Hamburg- Bremen Fire Insurance Co. and

Swiss Lloj'd Marine Insurance Co., office 13 Mer-
chants' Exchange, 425 California
Spever Walter, with Morris Speyer & Co., 425 California,

'dwl 217 Geary
Speyer. See Speier and Spier

Spiedt Samuel P., gold and silverplater, dwl 745 Folsom
Spiegel Charles, dealer watches, clocks, and jewelry, 138

Montgomerj' Av
Spiegel Christian ((?. UeJ/inyer it Co.), dwl 48 Zoe
Spiegel Joseph, laborer G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 125J

Welsh
Spiegel Louis, drayman D. E. Allison, dwl 242 Minna
Spiegel William, cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl

125^ Welsh
Spielmann Henrj', jeweler William Baehr & Co., dwl 6

Central PI
Spier Isaac, salesman Emanuel Mansbach, dwl 321 Taylor
Spiers Louis, tailor, dwl 831 Geary
Spiers James {McAfee, S. A Co.), dwl 1620 Sutter
Spies Conrad, cook Heinz's Hotel, SW cor Dup and Post
Spies Frank, upholsterer and paperhanger, 603 Powell
Spies Frederick, hairdresser, dwl 5 Salmon
Spiesz Joseph, shoemaker, dwl 21 Dupont, rear
Spillane Dennis, stevedore, dwl 310 Minna
Spillane Hugh, groceries and liquors, SW cor Boyd and

Chesley
Spellane John, porter Headquarters U. S. A., dwl 217

Prospect PI
Spillard Richard, carpenter, dwl Ws Eighth bet Harrison

and Bryant
Spiller Frank, policeman City Hall, dwl 32 Sixth
Spillman Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 25 Baldwin Court
Spillman. See Spellman
Spindle Stephen, dwl 131 Turk
Spindler George, cabinetmaker, dwl 503 Fell
Spindler William, musician, dwl 249 Stevenson
Spinetti Angelo, laborer, dwl 1508 Dupont
Spinetti Antonio, collector and business agent, office 606

Montgomery room 20, dwl 520 Green
Spinetti Guisepe, vegetable garden, cor Eddy and

Buchanan
Sjiinetti John, fruits, 317J Third
Spiniol M., dwl 8 Dupont

Si>iiik Daniel, laborer C. James King of Wm. & Co.
Spink James A., gold and silverplater, 7 Fourth, dwl 946

Mission
Spink Samuel P., silveri)later, 745 Folsom
Spink Samuel P. Jr., silverplater Samuel P. Spink, dwl

745 Folsom
Spinks Charles, plumber J. R. Craig, dwl 1222 Bush
Spinks Samuel, cook Alfred H. Houghton, 327 East
Spinner Alexander, cellamian Lyon & Co., dwl 315 Fran-
cisco
Si)innpy Anson B., physician, office and dwl 11 Kearny
Spinney George, entry clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl

1615 Lark in
SPI.\!¥EV GEORGE R., mining secretary, office 320

California, dwl 1615 Larkin
Spinney Joseph, shipcarpenter L. S. Allen, dwl 446 Bran-
nan

HYGIENIC BOAEDIN& at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 Ca

'. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, EstabHshed 1862.

Spinne.v Waldron S., superintendent S. F. Cordage Manuf.,

dwl W s luwa bet Sierra and Nevada
Spinninif Frank, carpenter, dwl Vli bartlett
Spires Frank, dwl ,'>1() l,eavenwoith
Spiridione Castro, shi)eniaker, 26 Clav
SPIRIT OF THK T1 11 E!i (weekly), Cliase k Bomck

proprietors, ollice t'ril San^joni
Spiro Maurice (Ahrahimm .t S.), dwl 735 Broadway
Spiesel Willie, dwl 12.">J Welsh
Spittoe John, dwl 409 Pacific

Spiti Abraham, bookkeeper Son Brothers, dwl 906 Polk
Spits Kertha Mine., hairdressing saloon and wi^niaker,

32S Kearnv
SpiU Koinhold {Frpdi-rieks <{■ 5.), dwl 512 Bush
Spitt Theodore P., salesiuaii Son Brother:,, dwl !K)6 Polk
SpitKo Paul, dr.ift>iinan County Surveyor's Office, dwl W s

Jessie nr Eitrhteenth
Spitzer Osair, dwl NK cor Jackson and Drumm
G^itilitz Michael, seaman S. S. Montana, Folsom St, Wharf
Splaine James, waiter Grand Hotel
Splaine Michael, laborer, dwl 1188 Harrison
Splaine Thomas E., plasterer, dwl 2<J7 Minna
Splaine William, shoemaker I). W. Emerson, dwl 333 Ritch
Splalain John, laborer, dwl N s Twenty-ninth nr San

Jose Av
Splaniey Dennis, lumberman A. F. Spear & Co.
gPLIVALO Al'til STIS !»., attorney at law, office

430 Jackson, dwl 2221 Taylor
Splivalo (.a'sar R. (Pnuxo .t S.), dwl 910 Jackson
SplUd Emil, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montjfomery
SplUd William, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
S^Kjfford Elvira Mrs., hoa^ekeefier Overland House
SpotTord John, waiter City Restaurant, dwl 151 Natoma
SlH)fford John L., shipjoincr, 413 Main, dwl 342 Grove
Spohn Joseph (Sp<»Jui if Dowjart), dwl Calhoun nr Green
Spohn Lizzie Miss, dressmaker A^ies Heiser, dwl S s East

bet Washintrton and Jackson
Spohn i Doujfart {Joseph Spohn tt John I. Doiujart),

market, 527 East
Sponli S., dwl 720 Stockton

SPOOLER A. B. Jr., liver}' stable, 608 Mission
Spooner Benjamin T., stagecarpenter Bella Union Thea-
ter, dwl 27 Stone
Spooner Charles, dwl 614 Keaniy
Spooner John, dwl 536 Sacramento
Spooner Robert, waiter O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Spooner Tliomas {T. O'Connor cfc Co.), dwl W 9 and nr

San Mig:uel Station
Spoor Henry C, liverj' stables, N s Haight bet Fillmore

and Steiner
Sporer William D., purser and surgeon Pacific Mail S. S.

City of San Francisco
Sporndling S. , cook, dwl 720 Stockton
Sportman's Club of California, William Stuart secretarj",

otiice 113 Leidesdorff
Sposito John (Larhing it S.), dwl 8 Sonoma PI
Spotonio J. B., poultry, 47 and 48 California Market, dwl

1626 Stockton
Spotorno Nicol, jMultrj- dealer, dwl 1620 Stockton
Spottiswood John, bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly & Co., dwl

2018 Ellis nr Devisadero
Spotts Andrew, waiter, dwl 108 Bernard
Spotts James H., commodore U. S. X.,dwl 19 South Park
Spotts Temple T., dwl 19 South Park
Sprag Olind, laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steuart
Sprague A., laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steuart
Sprague Abbie F. Miss, teacher Fourth St. Primary

School, dwl 120 Silver
Sprague Adna {Spranie <t Vandewater), dwl 1007 Miss
Sprague Alden H., stevedore, dwl 30S Fulton, rear
Sprague George H., clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother, dwl

305 Filbert
Sprague J. C, carpenter, dwl 303 O'Farrell
Sprague Samuel S. {J. U. Cook it Co.), dwl 126 Silver
Sprague & Vandewater {Adna Sprague and William H.

Vandewater), liquor saloon, 900 Market
Sprain A., dwl 15 Miima

Spratt George S. , real-estate agent, dwl 624 Third
Spratt Joseph, plasterer, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post
Spratt William, calker L. S. Allen, dwl 13 Leroy Pi
Sprauer Adolph, carpenter, dwl 24 Pinckney
Spray George, proprietor Relay House, 507 Mission
Spreckels August, student Heald's Telegraph Institute,

dwl SE cor Howard and Sixteenth
SPKEC'KEL!« CL.il'S, president Cal. Sugar Refiner}',

office SW cor Brannan and Eighth, dwl SE cor Six-
teenth and Howard
Spreckels Diedrich, secretary Cal. Sugar Refiner}-, office

SW cor Brannan and Eighth, dwl 2612 Folsom

Spreckels Henry {Spreckels A- Co.), dwl 2224 Howard
Spreckels .lames M., painter, dwl 40 Zoe
SPRECKELS .lOII.N' D., manager Cal. Sugar Refin-
er}', orticc SW cor Brannan and Eighth, dwl SE cor

Howard and Si.\tocnth
Spreckels Peter, dwl 336 Tliirteenth
!»PKE<'KELS Jb <;o. (H.nnj Sprecktils, Clavs Man-
gels. Frederick Uaijemann, and Diedrich Drinrimer),

proi)ileti>r8 Albany Brewery, 71-75 Everett
Spreckels. Sei- SjKsckels
Sprekelson Henry, tanner, dwl E s San Bnino Road nr

Twenty-eighth
Spreen Harr}-, milkman Frank Gallagher, dwl SW cor

Sutter and Bnxlerick
SPREE.V >VILLI.i.H (Spreen it Co.), and liquor saloon

and boarding, cor First A v and Kentucky, South S. F.
SPREE.N' «i VO. {William Spreenand John B. Ilolje),

proptrs South San Francisci) Park, Railroad Av bet

Ninth and Tenth, South S. F.
Spreugel Henr}', butcher Miller & Lux
Spring Annie, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Spring Creek iJitch and Mining Co. (Shasta Co., Cal.),

Abraham Halsey secretary, 200 Sansom
Spring Francis S., real estate, office 705 Sansom, dwl 812

Chestnut
.Sjiring Gardner W., fruits, SE cor Fourth and Berry
Spring George, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 514 Howard
Spring John, mining, dwl 322 Sutter
Spring John Mrs., dwl 1121 Montgomery
Spring John R., real estate, office 705 Sansom, dwl Grand

Hotel
SPRIXG MEXZO, manuf and agent Dr. Douglas Bly's

Artificial Limbs, office and dwl IWi Tehama
SPRI>i<ii VALLEV WATER >VORK.S, Charles Webb

Howard president, E. M. Miles secretary, office 516

California
Spring William, tailor John Blake, dwl 330 Sutter
Springer Daniel, dwl- 315 Fifth
Springer Fritz, cook German Hotel, 18 First
Springer George, conductor Central R. R., dwl 522 Sixth
Springer Henry L. , hairdresser, dwl 112 Tehama, rear
SPRI.\(iiER JASO.X, liunber, doors and sash, SE cor

Spear and Mission, dwl 1613 Clay
Springer Ransom, salesman Jason Springer, res Oakland
Springer Samuel F., collector Pac. Commercial Co., dwl

10 Jessie nr Seventh
Springer Theodore, clerk Milton H. Garland, dwl 16 Stock
Si>ringer Timur, laborer, dwl NW cor Polk and Market
Springer William, clerk Hermann Steinhoff, dwl NW cor

Dupont and Sutter
Springett H., hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.
Springley Francis, stonecutter, dwl 331 Third
Springmann Edward, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer &

Co., dwl 437 Fulton
SpringmtUler John, brewer Pac. Vinegar Works, dwl 12

Lewis PI
Springstein Benjamin, engineer stm Emma, Washington

St. Wharf
Sproat G. Mrs., furnished rooms, 510 Market
Sproat George P., tinsmith Solomon Kohlman, dwl 224

Fourth
Sproston John, with Mutual Life Insurance Co., office

204 Montgomerj-
Sprott M. Miss, teacher Mission Primary School, dwl cor

Howard and Fifteenth
Sproul Edward R., real estate, office 302 Montgomery

room 30, dwl 1022 Gear}-
SPROI'L JAMES A., dwl 11 Hunt
Sproul Mary Ann (widow), dwl N s Central Road nr Giant

Powder Works
Sproul Thomas E., dwl 1022 Gear^'
Sproul W. E., clerk L. L. Paulson, dwl 914 Clayl
Spruance John {Spniance, Stanley <ir Co.), res Oakland
i^PRl'AXi'E, STANLEY Ji CO. {John Spruance and

Samtcel L. Stanley), wholesale wines and liquors, 410

Front
Spruegel Christian, liquor saloon, W s Railroad Av bet

Eighth and Ninth avs, South S. F.
Spruhan Walter, tailor Augxistus C. Imbrie, dwl 19 Noble

PI
Sprung A. (widow-), dwl 16 Mission Av
Spudi Manzoni, dwl E s Montgomer}' Av bet Pacific and

Broad way
Spurgeon Erasmus, hackman, NE cor Bush and Keamy,

dwl 552 Br}-ant
Spunihenner Herman, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Squalia Ottawa, tailor Joseph Vecci, dwl Pac nr Dupont
Squire Alexander E., stereotyper S. F. Chronicle, dw-1 607

Pine

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Keamy St.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Betail, D. W. Laird, ccr. Mont, and Merchai

Squire E. L. Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. P. M. Willard, dwl 31
Kddy

Squire Henry C, city agent Fireman's" Fund Insurance
Uo. , dwl 10 Oak

Squire James E., inspector Custom House, dwl 812 Web-
ster

Squire John M., shoemaker Williams & Sons, dwl 200
Fourth

Squire Lovell, bookkeeper Cutting Packing Co., dwl 912
Sutter

Sdl'IRE O. D., mining sccretarj', office 3.31 Montgom-
erj' room 28, res East Oakland

Squires Albert, seaman, dwl 430 Drumm

Squires Edward S., wood and coal, 117 Seventh

Squires O., c<X)k stm Humboldt, Jackson St.\\'harf

Squires George D., assistant adjuster coiner's department
U. S. Mint, dwl 224, Page

Squires George L., first otHcer stm Ajax, Oregon S. S. Co.,
dwl 530 Howard

Squires Nathaniel L., pyrotechnist Cliurch & Co., dwl
1147 Market

Sresovich Luke G. {Luke G. Sresovich <& Co.), dwl 1419
Webster

SRESWVIOII LUKE «. A CO., wholesale dealers and
inii)orters foreign and domestic fruits, and commis-
sion merchants, 519 Sanson!

Srne Ameleo, polisher Raneri F. Rochicioli, dwl_8 Tj'Ier

Sroth David, lumberman, dwl 127 Jackson

Sroufe John {Sronfc A McCnim), dwl 415 Eddy

Sroufe & McOrum {John Srottfe and Hugh McCnnn),
importers wines and liquors, 400 and 411 Front

ST. AXI»RK>V'!s SOt'lKTl', rooms 232 Sutter

ST. ISOMFACE OUrilAlV ASYLIJW, 112 Polk

St, Clair Charles, foreman and teacher Arthur Marshall,
dwl 839 Clay

St, Clair Frank, laborer S. F. Manufacturing Co.

St. Clair Henrj', lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
1313 Green

St. Clair Maggie, actress, dwl 662 Howard

St. Clair Mary Ann Miss, ironer Lick House, dwl 22
Boardraan

St, Clair W. H., driver Bowen Bros., dwl 1139 Sutter

St. Cloud House, Joseph B. Galland proptrictor, 418-422
Sutter

St, Cricq Clemence Mme., laundry, 423 Post, rear

St. Cyr Victor, clerk Samuel Mathieu, dwl 1031 Dupont

St. Denis Jules {St. Denis it Chesney), dwl 1318 Pacific

ST. OEMS A <'HES.\EV {./itles St. Denig and Den-
nis Chesney), house and signpainters, paperhangers,
and dealers paints and wall paper, 1305 Stockton

ST. <;KK>IA(K FEICI>E^'AXU ne {siiecessor to Jacob
Strahte ct Co.), billiard-table and furniture manufac-
turer and dealer fancy woods and veneers, 533 Mar-
ket, dwl 1707i Stockton

St. Gottard Hotel, Ambrosina Scheggia proprietress, 627-
629 Broadway

ST. IGMATIIIS COLLEGE, S41 Market

St. James House, Enuch VVadsworth proiitr, 906 Market

bt. John Alice Miss, actress, dwl 865^ Market

St. John Anna Mrs. , dwl 4 Francisco

St. John Benjamin G., lumber surveyor, 104 Mission, dwl
211 Seventh

St. John Chauncey M., bookkeeper Frederick E. Luty, res
Oakland

St. John David, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart

St. John Gold Mining Co. (Kern Co., Cal.), William R.
Townsend secretary, office 330 Pine room 4

St, John H. A. Mrs., teacher Bincon Grammar School,
dwl 211 Seventh

St. John John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s
Thirteenth Av nr N, South S. F.

St. John Marshall B. {St. John d: Day), dwl E s Laguna
bet Bush and Pine

St. John Quicksilver Mining Co., Cliarles Langley & Co.
agents, office NE cor Front and Pine

St. John Richard A., dry-goods merchant, dwl 110 O'Far-
rell

St. John & Diiy {Marshall B. St. John and Charles B.
Day), furniture, 1412 Polk

St. Johns Edward P., carpenter and builder, dwl 2510 Cal

St. Joseph Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (Missouri), Oli-
ver Hawes agent, office 817 California

St. Joseph's Temperance Hall, W a Tenth bet Howard
and Folsom

St. Julicn Mme., ladies' hair dresser, 908 Howard

ST. .II!LIE?V EIICIEXE, proprietor Guillaumc Tell Ho-
tel, 721 Pacific

St. Julien Marie, dwl lOOJ Third

St. Julien Paul, clerk Michael Levy, dwl 908 Howard

ST. LAWRENCE LIVERY A\D SALE STABLE,

William E. Bridge proprietor, 212 Sutter
St. Lawrence Mill and Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), Rich-
ard B. Noyes secretary, office 419 California room 27
St. Ledger Anthony, cook, dwl 263 Clementina
St. Legcr Mary (widow), dwl 412 Shotwell
St. Leon Carrie Miss, song and dance artist Palace Opera

House, dwl 3 Harlan PI
St. Leon Louis, w^atchman Horace Davis & Co., dwl 311

Pine
St. Louis Hotel, Sanger & Ohl proprietors, 11 and 13 Pac
St. Louis Insurance Co. (flre, St. Louis, Missouri), Rich-
ard B. Irvvin & Co. agents, office 200 Sansom
St. Louis, Kansas City, and Northern R. R. , C. W. Hawk8
general agent Pacific Coast, office 4 New Montgom-
ery, Palace Hotel
St. Lucie Co. (Chinese), cigar manufs, 639 Commercial
ST. LtttE'S HOSPITAL, Rev. T. W. Brotherton M.
D. superintendent, E s San Jose Av bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth, office 414 Market
ST. MARK'S BI'lLI»i:^'0, SW cor Kearny and Morton
ST. MARY'S COLLECIE, Rev. B. Justin C. B. presi-
dent, San Jos6 Road 4 miles from City Hall
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL, N s Bryant" bet Rincon PI

and First
St. Matthews John H., journalist, dwl W 8 Kentucky nr

Sixteenth
St. Nicholas Fire Insurance Co. (New York), Hutchinson,

Mann & Smith agents, 314 California
St. Nicholas Hotel, John Corny n proptr, 212-216 First
St. Patrick Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), D. F. Ver-

denal secretary, office 409 California
St. Paul and Sioux City Railroad, J. G. Richardson agent,

office 121 Montgomery
St. Paul Fire and JIarino "insurance Oo. (St. Paul, Minne-
sota), Hutchinson, Mann & Smith agents, 814 Cali-
fornia
St. Paul Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Napa Co., Cal.),

office 320 Sansom roi>m 19
Staab Henry H., cutter William Kaiser, dwl 120 Park Av
Staacke Adolph, pianomaker Jacob Zech, 211 Ninth
Staacke George, accountant Thomas Bell, dwl 600 Bush
Staats Hannah (widow), dwl 209 Prospect PI
Staats John, laborer Jung & Utz, dwl 400 Powell
Stabenow C, painter, dwl 24 Anna
Stacey Cornelius, dwl 1052 Folsom
Staccy Esther (widow), dwl 222 Turk
Stacey Henry, assistant weigher Custom House, dwl 535J-

Minna
Stacey John, painter New City Hall, dwl 310 Eighth
Stachler John W., shooting gallery, 421 Dupont
Stack James, laborer City B. R. Co., dwl 1831 Mission
Stack John, bags and twine, 420 Dnimm, dwl 34 Minna
Stack John {Stack cfc Lacombe), dwl 39 Louisa
Stack John, stableman City R. R. Co., dwl 1831 Mission
Stack Mary, laundress S. F. Laundry, NW cor Turk and

Fillmore
Stack Michael, driver Riley & Vest, dwl 39 Louisa
Stack Thomas, dwl N s Silver Av nr Golden Citj- House
Stack Timothy J., salesman George W. Clark, dwl 201

Eleventh
Stack & Lacombe {John Stack and George Lacombe), hat-
ters, 639 Market
Stackhouse Robert, machinist California Theater, dwl 704

Powell
Stackpole B. B,, supt Francis I. Curry, dwl 709 Harrison
Stackpole Frank H., cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl

662 Howard
Stackpole Fremont, machinehand Excelsior Mills, dwl 052

Howard
Stackpole M. W., bookkeeper Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl

Morton House
Stacom Lawrence, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
Stacom JIaria R. Miss, milliner and millinery, 2 New

Montgomery, Palace Hotel
Stacom Patrick, laborer Hathaway's Wharf , dwl 9Natoma
Stacy Jolm S. {Staci/ d- Hart), res Oakland
STACY «t IIAKT {John S. Stacy and William FT. H.
Hart), attorneys at law, office 401 Cal rooms 7 and 8
Stacy. See Stacey

Stadelman John, car])enter, dwl 18 Ellis
Staden John, cartman, dwl 610 Chestnut
Stadcnnann John M., clerk, dwl 1120 Mission
Stadlcr Caspar {Srhmcid d- Stadler), dwl 429 Pine
Stadnew J. L., dwl 1120 Mission

Stadtegger George, clerk Gennan Savings and Loan So-
ciety, dwl 435 Broadway
Stadtfeld Jacob, gold-ingotmelter U. S. Mint, dwl 1506
Jones

BEAMISH'S—Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Goods

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1862.

j: Stadtfeld Jacob Jr., bookkeeper Joseph Ma^ire, dwl 150C

JoHOS

I Stadtfclil William C, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,
; dwl 160(5 Jones

. i: Stoeglich Frank, gardener, dwl 1308 Jackson

II Stachle John, woodcarver C. Frederick Schiller, dwl 423
i: Bush

|j Staehlo .Mark, woodcarver S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 16 Jessie

I' nr Seventh

|| Stadtnum Krnest, mining', dwl 22.'> Bush

|i St.aeni|ile Charles, bookkeeper Herman Engclbrecht, dwl

1222 Jackson
i Staerlfcr C:h»rle9, bootmaker Joseph Gutborlet, dwl 6
]f (^uincy PI

fStaffan .John, ship<!arpenter, dwl 18 First
.ST.4l''Fi:LB.i<'ll EI»WARI>, barber, 108 Steuart
( Staffcnbcrger Aurel, restaurant, 531 Fourth, dwl 1418
f Powell

Stafferjiun Hansen, steward, dwl E s Montgomery Av bet
Pacific and Broadway

Staffonl Ciissius H., salesman Page & Cowell, dwl 1720
Jessie

Stafford lid ward, dwl 11 Tyler

St.afford John, jiorter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 1725
Leavenworth

Stafford John, seaman, dwl 1,S2 Steuart

Stafford Roland, bookkeeper LeCount Brothers, dwl 213
I:;.i(ly

Staff<.>rd Thomas H., blacksmith, dwl SW cor Montgomerj'
Av and Lombard

Stafford William, baker Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 1208 Kear

Stafford William, bricklayer, dwl 644 Howard

Stuffonl William, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, dwl
114.J Freelon

Stage Heniy, bark^per, dwl 428 Broadway

Stager D., locksmivi, dwl 18 First

Stager Richard {Wieiwrn d- S.), dwl 130 Main

Stagg Cornelius, proptr Ocean View House, E s Ocean
House Road, C.} miles from City Hall

Stagg Edward, hostler Spring Valley Water W. Co.

Stagg Janie.s, helper Cal. Planing Mills

Stagnaro Angelina, tailoress Louisa Garbarino, dwl 430
Broadway

Stagnaro Dominico (L. G. Gtiinasso tb Co.), dwl 6 Mar-
garet PI nr Vallejo

Stagnaro Luigi, gardener Luigi Demaria, dwl Twenty-
sixth Av nr San Bruno Road, South S. F.

Stahl Arnold, bookkeeper Hoffman & Co., dwl 310 Stock-
ton

Stahl Frederick, baker Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 416 Kear

Stahl Henry N., dwl 658 Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth

Stahl Jane (widow), seamstress, dwl VMO Larkin

Stahl Louis, hatter, dwl 515 Sacramento

Stahl Morris, peddler, dwl 407 Pacific

Stahlberg Peter, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl E s Folsom
nr Nineteeenth

Stable A., cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co.

Stable Carl, gardener, dwl 18 Lafayette PI, rear

Stable Charles, bookbinder Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl
1109 Pacific

Stable Edwin F. , clerk James F. Stuart, res Alameda

Stable Henry W., hairdressing and bathing saloon. Occi-
dental Hotel, Bush nr Montgomery, dwl 1829 Howard

Stable Jolni (Stahle .(• Bernhard), dwl 1109 Pacific

Stable John H. T., hairdresser Stahle & Bernhard, dwl
1109 Pacific

Stahle William, tinsmith John Bohn, dwl 636 Green

STAHLE Jt BER.\'II.4RD {John Stahle and R. Bern-
hard), Russ House Baths and Hairdressing Saloon,
217 Montgomery

Stahmann Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Stockton
and Sacramento, dwl 919 Powell

Stahmer George, barkeeper Charles Chandler, dwl 3 Cen-
tral PI

Staib Conrad, bootmaker, 932 Folsom

Stair Alexander, clerk Quint & W^ilson, dwl 930 Mission

Stairley Waverley (Stairley cC- Ilaverstick), dwl 412 Ellis

STAIULEY A IIAVER.STICK {Waverley Stairley
and William H. Uacerstick), money and stock-
brokers, 410^ California

Stairs Joseph, dwl 510 Larkin

Staken Lams, laborer, dwl 1613 Turk

Staker Frank, marblecutter, dwl 815 Market

Stalder Joseph, bookkeeper B. M. Atchirison & Co., dwl 6
Monroe

Staley Caspar, chairmaker Scherf & Co., dwl 16 Jessie

Staley Rebecca V. , clairvoyant, dwl 639 Post

Staley William, laborer, dwl 1812 Stevenson

Staley William N., teamster, dwl 1 Vernon PI nr Folsom

Stallard Joshua H., physician, offlce and dwl SE cor Post

and Kearny
Stall berger Barbay (widow), dwl 362 Eleventh
Stallberger Charles J., mechanic, dwl 0 Dora
Stallman A. Miss, teacher Mission Primary School
Stallmaim Christian {Slallmann <fc Bnuigcinann), dwl

1824 Sutter
Stallmann Honry, painter, dwl 912 Powell
Stallniann & Bruggemann {Chrixtian Slalhnann and

Henry Brtt/jijetnanii), merchant tailors, 520 Mont
Stamb John, master mariner, dwl 8 Minna
Stamer Auguste, blacksmith Constantino Grosso, dwl 17J

Glover
Stamer Julius C. {Zierenberg <fc S.), dwl 717 Folsom
Stamp C, laoorer Palace Hotel
Stamp Henry F., bricklayer, dwl 141 Second
Stanii)er George W., salesmanj. W. Stami)er, dwl 44 Third
Stamper Joseph W., fancy goods, 12 Kearny, dwl 44 Third
Stamper Julius, tobacconist, dwl 1051 Folsom
Stamper Rachel, clerk Harriet Jacobs, dwl 44 Third
Stan Frederick, watchman Palace Hotel
Stan W., laborer Palace Hotel
Stanberg Isaac, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co. , dwl

245 Seventh
Staiibridge Albert E., laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, dwl 611 Seventh
Stanbridge Charles Edward, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg

Factory, dwl Eighteentli Av nr R, South S. F.
Standard Building and Loan Society, rooms Dashawaj'

Hall 127 Post
STAX UA KD 8IIIRT FACTORY, Neustadter Brothers

proprietors, Gough bet Grove and Hayes, office NW

cor Battery and Pine
Standard Soap Co. , Chai'les E. Allen president, Charles A.

Bailey secretary, and Richard P. Thomas superinten-
dent, office 204 Sacramento
Standart A. C, medical student University California, 652

Washington, dwl 510 Mason
Standart Henry, miner, dwl 711 O'Farrell
Standeford William W., inspector Custom House, res

Oakland
Stander Frederick, cook Bay View Saloon, dwl 110 Shipley
Standidge Martha Miss, dwl 121 Clinton, rear
Standidge William, bandsawyer, dwl 520 Sixth
Standish James, machinist Betts Spring Co., dwl 227 Sec-
ond
Stanfield John, seaman, dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Staaifield Mary (widow), dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Stanfield Thomas, seaman, dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Stanford Charles P., inventor, dwl 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Daniel E., dwl 28 O'Farrell
Stanford Harrison L., dwl 27 Potter
Stanford Hotel, Mrs. Louise Drouilhat proprietress, 618

Fourth
Stanford Hugh, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,

dwl 36 Potter
Stanford Jerome B. {Eells & S.), res Pleasanton, Alameda

Co.
Stanford Josejjh, clerk S. F. Stock and Exchange Board,

dwl 27 Potter
STANFORU LFLAND, president Central Pac. R. R.,

NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 4, dwl SW cor

California and Powell
Stanford M. J. Mrs. , agent Sisters of Mercy Employment

office, 'iOS\ Stockton
Stanford Myron E., carpenter Jay Volney Lawrence, dwl

2401 Buchanan
Stanford W. T., stockbroker, 306 Mont, dwl 13 Rondel PI
Stang John E., chairmaker Scherf & Co., 30 California
Stange John D. {Stange cfc Ilink), dwl 815i Folsom
Stange Paul, waiter, dwl 556 Stevenson, rear
Stange & Hink (John J). Staiuje and John P. Ilink), dry

goods, 38 Third
Stangenberger August, pianotuner, dwl 1924 Hyde
Stangenwald Hermann William, wine dealer, dwl 214^

Sixth
Stangroom Charles N., clerk Northern Assurance Co.,

dwl 812 Taylor
Stangroom Robert, seaman, dwl 328 Main
Stanielfl Annie E. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, dwl 511

O' Fan-ell
Staniels Horatio A., barkeeper, dwl SE cor Brannan and

Seventh
Staniels William H., carbuilder Kimball Manul. Co., dwl

610 Filbert
Staniforth Julia (widow), groceries and liquors, NW cor

Townsend and Ritch
Stanislaus River Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.) William

Stuart secretary, office 113 Leidesdorff

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, Ko. 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and U

STA

760

STA

Stanle F. H., hairdresser Adam Grimm, dwl 134 Ridley

Stanley Alfred W., dwl 4(il Stevenson

Stanley Benjamin, luinbennan, dwl S Liberty

Stanley C. li. Mrs., dwl Grand Hotel

Stanley Charles A., enjrineer stm Enterprise, Broadway

St'Wharf, dwl 027 Third
Stanley Charles T. , clerk Emile V. Sutter, dwl fv27 Third
Stanley D. S., compositor D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 12

Bernard
Stanley Frank, waiter Niagara House, 333 Bush
Stanley Frederick, dwl 27 Welsh
Stanley Frederick Hastinjjrs, phonographic reporter, oflSce

204 Montgomery, dwl S s Columbia iir Sanchez
Stanley James, hackman, dwl 26.5 Jessie
Stanley James C, seaman Pacific Mivil S. S. City of San

Francisco
Stanley James W., machinist, dwl 2 Brady
Stanley Jerome M., local policeman, dwl cor Post and

Jones
Stanley John, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Stanley John, painter Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl

434 Tehama
Stanley John H. , dwl 31 Second

Stanley Patrick, expressman, 428 Sansom, dwl 16 Ade-
laide PI
Stanley Samuel L. (Spruance, S. <t Co.), dwl 1327 Leav
S.anley Terrence, sole-leathercutter Einstein Bros. & Co.
Stanley Thomas, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Stanley Thomas, seaman stm Oriflamme, Oregon S. S. Co.
Stanley William, laborer D. Wolf
Stanly John A., attoniey at law, office NW cor Clay and

Montgomery, res Oakland
Stannage Philip" J., lodgings, 217 Third
Stannard E. J. , dwl 930 Market
Stanovich John, laborer John Vitach, 111 Second
Stanovich Peter, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Stans John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Stanstaury A. A., dwl 777 J Mission
Stansbury Charles F., with Salamander Felting Co., dwl

1117 Van Ness Av
Stansbury Charles T., painter, dwl 222 Tehama
Stanton Charles B., seaman schr Alonzo, Jackson St.

Wharf
Stanton Charles E., fireman Engfine No. 11 S. F. P. D.,

dwl Fourteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Stanton Charles H., teamster, dwl 1236 Folsom
Stanton Charles H., teamster H. T. Holmes & Co., dwl

509 Bush
Stanton D. Miss, saleswoman, dwl Overland House
Stanton Edward, bookkeeper United States Hotel, 304

Beale
Stanton Edward H. , laborer, dwl 23 Natoma
Stanton Edwin, laborer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 23

Natoma
Stanton Frank G., clerk Richard Toomey, dwl 311 Pac
Stanton James, clerk Madison & Burke, dwl 31 Everett
Stanton James, real estate, dwl 1838 Folsom
Stanton Jeremiah, peddler, dwl NW cor Har and Ninth
Stanton John, printer, dwl 12 Rausch
Stanton John, seaman, dwl 41 Jessie
Stanton John H. , clerk Singer Manuf. Co., dwl 526 How
Stanton John P., helper Frank McLaughlin, dwl 922

Natoma
Stanton John W., waiter, 634 Sacramento, dwl 7 Miles PI
Stanton Mary J. Mrs., dwl W s Thirteenth Av nr Q,

South S. F.
Stanton Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Stanton Michael, laborer, dwl 218 Ritch, rear
Stanton Samuel R., master mariner, dwl 311 Union
Stanton Thomas, dwl 636 Commercial
Stanton Thomas, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

727j Clementina
Stanton Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R. Co.
Stanton William, clerk, dwl 1 Chatham PI
Stan wood Amasa O., stevedore, dwl W s Bemal Heights

nr San Bruno Road
Stanwood Henry P., general agent Chicago and North

Western Railroad, office 121 Montgomer)', dwl 606

Folsom
Stanwood Richard, laborer A. F. Spear &Co., 218Drumm
Stanwood Samuel, expressman, SE cor Clay and Drumm,

dwl 209 Austin
Stanyan Albert P., superintendent City Cemetery, dwl

Cemetery Reservation
Stanyan Charles H. (Stanyan <fc Van Nordcn), dwl 2006

Bush
Stanyan & Van Norden (Charles H. Stanyan and Robert

T. Van Norden), real-estate agents, 007 Montgomery

Stapelfeldt William (Krohn X- Stapclfeldt), dwl NE cot

Grove and Gough
Stapfer Anna Miss, dwl 730 Bush
Stajiff William, groceries and liquors, 433 Jessie
Staphans John, laborer, dwl NE cor Montgomery and

Filbert
Staples Alpheus, mining, office 402 Montgomery room 7,

dwl 610 Filbert
Staples Charles, photographer Carleton F. Watkins, dwl

31 Eddy
STAPLKS DAVID J., president Fireman's Fund In-j

surance Co., office 401 California, dwl 604 Sutter |

Staples D. C. , engineer, dwl 537 Sacramento
Staples Ellen E. (widow), dwl 710 Pine
Staples Fidelia J. Mrs., dwl 916 Vallejo
Staples James W., adjuster Hartford Fire In.surance Co.,

313 California, dwl 815 Valencia
Staples John C, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 604

Sutter
Staples John J., capitalist, office 200 Sansom, dwl 1019

Pine
Staples Joseph A., weigher, dwl 48 Clay
Stapleton John, liquor dealer, dwl 1824 Turk
Stapleton John, painter, dwl 761 Mission
Stapleton Joseph, ornamental plasterer Samuel Eellett,

dwl 541i Natoma
Stapleton J. W., carpenter, dwl 529 Valencia
Stapleton Lizzie Miss, tailoress, dwl 761 Mission
Stapleton Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 761 Mission
Stapleton William, blacksmith Carvill Manuf. Co., dwl

541 Natoma
Stapleton William, laborer Superintendent Streets, dwl

23 Anna
Stapleton William, seaman schr Apache, Washington St.

Wharf
Stapleton William, shipwright, dwl Fourteenth Av nr L,

South S. F.
Stapley Maynard, gardener, dwl 127^ Bay
Stappenbach William, porter Greenebaum Brothers, dwl

642 Minna
Stappenbeck William, tailor, dwl 1526 Dupont
STAK BKEWEKY, Merrifield & Rosener proptrs, SE

cor Folsom and Eleventh, office 223 Battery
Star Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), George R.

Spinney secretary, office 320 California
Star Mining Co. (Cherry Creek, Nev.), Wendell Easton

secretarj", office 419 California room 28
Star Pehr Frederick, watchman, dwl 713 Filbert, rear
Starbird Albion W. (Starbird & Ooldstone), dwl 119 Pow-
ell
Starbird Charles H., clerk Starbird & Goldstone, dwl 2515

Sacramento
STARBIRD <K GOLDSTONE (Albion W. Starbird

and John B. Goldstone), lumber and builduig mate-
rial, SW cor Market and Spear
Stark A., cook D. Wolf
Stark Albert, shoemaker, dwl 409 Folsom
Stark Alexander, engineer, dwl 245 Eighth
Stark Florence L. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primary

School, dwl 602 Lombard
Stark John (Tautphaxis tfc S.), dwl 6 Clementina
Stark John, stockbroker, office 215 Sansom, dwl 1019 Post
Stark John W., stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, dwl S s M nr

San Jos6 Av
Stark Kate (widow), dwl 410 Sixth, rear
Stark Luke, butcher Tautphaus & Stark, dwl 16 Tehama
Stark Sarah (widow), dwl 850 Market
Stark William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 245

Eighth
Starker Valentine, butcher, dwl 19 White PI
Starkey Adolphus, pianomaker, dwl 32 Rausch
Starkey Charles, dwl 1051 Howard
Starkey George H., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

20 Page

Starkey Keziah Mrs. (widow), dwl 406 Green

Starkey M. (widow), boarding, SW cor Railroad Av and

Ninth, South S. F.
Starkey Peter, lumberman, dwl 221 Second
Starkey Sarah (widow), dwl 116 O'Farrell
Starkweather Andrew J., peddler, dwl S s Eddy bet Scott

and Pierce
Starkweather Clara E. Miss, teacher West End School
Starkweather Herbert I., photographpriuter George D.

Morse, dwl 12.V Shennan
Starkweather Jonathan M., clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl

21 Hawthorne

Starkweather Joseph B., photographer, dwl 12i Shennan
Starkweather Lewis Sidney, proprietor Inglewood House,
126 Fifth

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Oi JtJi

p. VAIT SOHAACK ^ CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.

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starlight Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Humboldt Co.,
Nev.), David Wilder secretary, office 32S Montgomery
room 22
Starr Abram D. (Starr <t Co.), res Vallejo
Starr Addison M. (Starr J; Matliifiun), dwl 731 Bush
Starr Au<,'ustus, livery stable, Ss \Vasliiii;rton iir Webster
Starr Augustus W. (Starr d: Co.), res ViUlejo
Starr C, laborer Geor^'e H.Wbitncv, 114 Steuart
Starr E. P., clerk Auditors OlKcc- C^ontral I'ac. R. R., NE

cor Fourth and Tuwusyiul. dwl D29 Howard
STAKR FLOUR MILLS (South Vallejo), Starr & Co.

proprietors, office 121 California
Starr Gcor^^e R. (Starr d- Littlr), dwl 1408 Geary
Starr Kuig- Silver Minin? Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Louis Kap-
lan secretary, office 27 Merchants' E.xchange
Starr Leander, miner, dwl 23 Stockton
Starr Michael C, marble works, 1057 Market, dwl 330

Hayes
Starr Robert, iiorter E. M.'Root & Co., dwl 760 Mission
Starr William, bellman Grand Hotel, drt'l 17 Moss
Starr William, helper Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 109 Teha-
ma
STAIMt afc CO. (Abram D. and Axtgmtus W. Starr
Patterson C. Campbell, and Alfred BannMer)
proptrs Starr Flour Mills (South Vallejo), office 123
California ,

STA UK A LITTLE (George R. Starr and Stephen H.

Littlr), fruit and produce commission, 312 Wash

STAKK A ]»IATIIISO>' (Addison M. Starr and

Thomas 3[athison), refiners antimony, works N s

Berry bet Fourth and Fifth

Startzel Au{,'ust Henry, bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht

N\V cor Gough and Haight '

Staskal France, varnisher William Heney & Co., dwl 5

Harrison Av
Stasler Herman, cabinetmaker, dwl 664 Bryant bet Fifth

and Sixth
STATE AXD PACIFIC COAST BIJSIWESS DI-
RECTOKl', Henry G. Langley proprietor, office
612 Clav
STATE A.S.SAVER, Louis Falkenau, office 421 Mont
STATE CE.\TE\\IAL CO.H.niTTEE, office 27 Post
STATE CO>ini.S.SIO\EK IM.WUinATIO.V, Thos.

C. \ an Ness, office 330 Montgomery
State Grange P. of H., Amos Adams secretan', office 40

California room 6
3aate Guager, James Hunter, office 323 Front room '>
dwl SOU Hvde '

STATE UAKBOR COMMISSIONERS BOARDOF.

office 440 .Jackson
STATE L\SLRA.\CE COMMISSIOIVER, office 401
California
^ STATE INVESTMENT AND INSI RAXCE CO.,
Peter Donahue president, A. J. Bryant vice-presi-
dent, Charles H. Gushing secretarv, office 218 Sansom
>tateler John M., bookkeeper, dwl 1206 Market
Itateler John W. Jr., clerk Julius Arnheim, dwl 1206

Market
Itatham William M., pianotuner Matthias Gray, dwl 865

Mission
tathopolis E. (Stathopolis d' Allione), dwl 215 Post
tathopohs & Allione (E. Stathopolis and Frank Alli-

ona), oysters and clams, 87 and 88 Centre Market
TATI.STICI.t.V (monthly), Louis P. McCarty pub-

lislier and proprietor, 423 Washington
taucli Charles, tinsmith Henry J. McLerie, dwl cor Mis-

sion and Thirtieth
tauch Henrietta Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Gertrude Grote
dwl cor Mission and Thirtieth '

tauch Tlieodore, dwl 151 Beale
Uiud F. & J. N. (Franz and John N.), wood and coal

211 Dupont
taud Franz (F, <fc John N. Staud), dwl 107 Ellis
■;.aud John N. (F. d: J. N. Staud), dwl 817 Jessie
;aud Theodore, deckhand S. S. Kalorama, Pacific St

Wharf
aude John (Matis <£■ S.), dwl 116 Virginia
auf Werner (Miller <L- S.), stockbroker, office 302 San-
som, dwl 308 Lombard
auffer Rudolph Jr., clerk Rudolph Stauffer Sr., dwl SE

cor Folsom and Sixteenth
auflfer Rudolph Sr., market, SE cor Fol and Sixteenth
aunton George, teamster, dwl 412i Fell
avan Johanna (widow), dwl 253 Tehama
ayart John, cabinetmaker William J. .Heney & Co. , dwl

617 Stevenson
ead George, dwl 710 Vallejo
eadman Amos, butcher, dwl 1811 Howard
sadman Charles, dwl 164 Minna

Steadman Charles, barkeeper Peterson Brothers dwl 531
East

Steadman David, cooper John H. Holden, dwl 23 Fred-
erick

Steadman Hannah (widow), dwl 23 Frederick, rear

Steadman James, cook Miners' Restaurant, dwl 531 Com-
mercial

Steadman Jane Miss, dwl 1621 Washington

Steadman Robert, carpenter, dwl 24;^ Howard Court

Steadman. See Stedman

Steafler Jacob, cooper CaL Sugar Refineiy, dwl W s Har-
rison bet Santa Clara and Eighteenth

Steane Charles B., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co dwl
2413 Clay v ., uwi

Steane Edward, machinist, dwl 1001 Powell
Steangel Eberton, candies, 1432 Pacific
Steara Charles, carpenter John Drouilhat, dwl 828 Bdwj'
Stearens J. A., insurance, dwl Nucleus House
Steam Frederick, dwl Twenty-ninth bet Church and
Guerrero

Steams , major, dwl Inglewood House, 126 Fifth

Stearns Alonzo B., milkman Edmund H. Knig-ht dwl

1221 Green ^ '

Stearns Charles, drayman N. P. Ferine, dwl 537 Brannan
Stearns Henry M., teacher Heald's Business College, dwl

411 Turk
Steams J. H., dwl Union Club
Stearns Leopold, branch bakery, SW cor Broadway and

Scott PI
Stearns Morris, helper F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 10 Fifth Av
Stearns Patrick, hackdriver Norton & Adams, dwl 214

Mission
Stearns William H. (Stearns Jk Smith), dwl 1112 Jackson
Stearns Wdham R., helper Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., dwl 108

Shotwell
Stearns & Smith (William H. Stearns and Oliver B.
Smith), commission merchants and Importers, and
wholesale provisions, 423 Front
Stebbins George, conductor Sutter St. R. R.
Stebbins George, painter, dwl 329 O'Farrell
Stebbins George S. Mrs. (widow), furnished rooms dwl

518 Taylor
Stebbins George W., machinist, dwl 218 Seventh
Stebbms Horatio Rev., pastor First Unitarian Church
dwl 16 Ellis '

Stebbins H. S., dwl Lick House
Stebbins James C, attorney at law, office 408 California

rooms 12 and 13, dwl Commercial Hotel
Stebbins Lillie Miss, dwl 130 Tyler
Stebbins Roderick, student, dwl 16 Ellis
Stebbins William, carpenter, dwl 31 Austin
Stebbins William P. C. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1906 Stockton
Stebms' Hydraulic Elevator, Charles W. Shepherd secre-
tary, office 32 Mercliants' Exchange
Stecher Frank, marblecutter Andre Paltenghi dwl 815

Market
Stecher Phillip, carpenter, dwl 317 Minna
Stecker W'illiam, cigar dealer, dwl 212 Grove
Steckler J. E., assistant weigher Custom House, dwl 337

Eddy
Stedman Charles, dwl 905 Market
Stedman George W., clerk Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl 313

Union
Stedman John, dwl 614 Kearny
Stedman John, miner, dwl 717 O'Farrell, rear
Stedman Lillie (widow), dwl 313 Union
Stedman Peter, clerk H. C. Schluter, dwl 744 Fourth
Stedman William, conductor U. S. Mint, dwl 155 Octavia
Stedman. See Steadman
Steed Patrick, laborer, dwl City Hotel
Steeger George Otto, saloonkeeper, dwl 524 Natoma
Steel Charles, third mate stm Orizaba, dwl 54 Sacramento
Steel D. H., stockbroker, office 228 Montgomery
Steel Frederick, seaman, dwl 430 Drumm
Steel Herbert, mining, dwl 204 Montgomery
Steel James, dwl Commercial Hotel
Steel James H., captain sloop Gazelle, Washington St

Wharf
Steel Thomas (KxM, Steel <£• Hickox), dwl 310 Stockton
Steele Alexander D., groom W. H. L. Barnes, dwl NW

cor Fulton and Steiner
Steele Caroline (widow), dwl 1525 Mason
Steele Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 1914 Taylor
Steele Charles, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Steele Edgar W., merchant, dwl 519 Leavenworth
Steele Edward L. G. (C. Adolphe Lowd: Co.), res Oakland
STEELE, ELOER A CO. (Samuel B. Steele, Alex-
ander Elder, and Theodore S. Cressy), wholesale
commission dairy produce, 204 Front

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Steele Emma Mrs., eclectic physician, office and dwl 506

Steele Everard, bookkeeper Morris Speyer & Co., dwl

1525 Mason , , , r, t

Steele Henn', carpenter Holland & Ruppel, dwl 7 Loiusa
Steele Henry, manager William J. Bryan, NW cor Third

and Howard , , ,„, t.

Steele James, laborer Cal. Brick Co , dwl Ifl Periy
Steele James G. (James G. Steele & Co.), dwl 1001 Pow
STEELE JAMES G. A CO., apothecaries and chemists,

310 Kearny bet Bush and Pine
Steele John, dwl 7 Lowisa , ,,^ -.t *

Steele Letitia Miss, shirtmaker, dwl 116 Natoma
Steele M. E. Mrs., teacher Bryant St. Prmiary School,

Steele Reri^i^i)':^,^ bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

Commercial Hotel
Steele R. L., drug clerk, dwl 125 Taylor
Steele S., dwl 114 Mason
Steele Samuel, carpenter, dwl 34 Eddy
Steele Samuel, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl 7

Steele°Samuel B. (Steele, Elder & Co.), dwl 219 Leav

Steele Sisson, clerk Tread well & Co., res Oakland

Steele Thomas, cook, dwl 50 Natoma^

Steele Thomas, machinist, dwl 113 Clinton

Steele William A. (A. Haas <t Co.), dwl 214 Shotwell

Steele William F., plumber, dwl 7 Louisa

Steele William R., passenger agent Chicago, Rock Istond

and Pacific Railroad, 138 Montgomery, dwl 216 Mont
Steem John, steward Fugel & Schroeder, dwl SW cor

Pacific and East ,,,„„, -r. u

Steen Edward T., dealer machinery, dwl 1001 Powell
Steen George, clerk, dwl 228 Shotwell
Steen John, dyeing and scouring, 909 Folsom
Steen John, laborer, dwl 307 First
Steen Meyer, jeweler and watchmaker, 737 Pacitic
Steen Robert, mining, dwl Lick House
Steen Samuel, bookkeeper Solomon Bme, dwl 452 Clem
Steen. See Steane . ,o,ot>-4-u

Steenbock Letlev, foreman Andrew Frei, dwl 348 Riteh
Steerns Rose (widow), dwl NE cor Leavenworth and Turk
Steers Henry, liquor saloon, 538 First, dwl NW cor Fu-st

Steer" John,Tabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 502 First
Stees Charles, dwl 20 Ellis

Stefifan John, butcher Bootz's Hotel , , „,, ^,„

Steffanazzi G., waiter N. Giambom & Co., dwl 627 Bdwy
StefEani Camillo {Martin, Feusier <fc S.), dwl i38 Hayes
Steffani Frank, watoh-casemaker California Watch Co.,

dwl 502 Fourth
Steffani Guiseppi, milkranch, W s Potrero Av nr TSven-

Steffani Henry (Sartor Jc Steffani), dwl 1307 Stockton
Stefiiani Pasquale, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial _
Steffen Peter, expressman, SW cor Stockton and Vallejo,

dwl W s Taylor bet Francisco and Chestnut
Steffens Charles, clerk N. Muller, dwl 20 Frederick
Steffens Diedrich, groceries and liquors, SE cor Folsom

and Main
Steffens Henry, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Steffens Henry, clerk Christopher Horn, dwl NW cor Du-

pont and Pacific , , , -.tt-. m. i

Steffens Henry A. (Sammy d: Steffens), dwl NE cor Tyler

and Larkin . ^ ^ c.

Steffens Joseph (Whittier, Fuller & Co.), res Sacra-

Steffens" Joseph, cabinetmaker Philip Hinkle, dwl 907

Howard .r , t. j r^

Steffens Ricardo, fanner, E s old San Josd Road nr Ocean

Beach Road
Steffens Richard, clerk Jacob Joost,dwl NW cor Stockton

and Francisco
Steffens Richard, clerk John Wulbem, SW cor Jackson

and Hyde , , „ , ,

Steffens Richard, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson _

Stefoni Rudolph, liquor merchant, dwl 113 Virginia
Stefono Bacigalupi, marblecutter Vitole Giovanmm, dwl

1805 Mason „ , , , , t ^

Stege Henry, barkeeper William Barklage, dwl Interna-
tional Hotel „ ^r , , • T, 11 -700
Stege John G., yard captain F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 768

Bryant
Stege John R., dwl 1110 Jackson

,Stegelitz Francisco, tailor, 311 Pine room 22, dwl 228 Clem
Stegg Nicholas, carpenter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Stegmann A., dwl 1332 Dupont
Stehnman Louis, mariner, dwl 100 Jackson
Steide Henry, gardener Henry Schmieden, dwl 950 Brj'ant

Steiger Alexander, machinist, dwl 12 Park Av
Steiger Charles R. (Steiger <fc Kerr), dwl 216 Leavenworth
Steiger Jacob, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Stei>'er Theodore, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Steiger William H. (Steiger & Olanii), dwl 749 Howard
STEIGER & KERR (Charles R. Steiger and James
W. Kerr), proprietors Occidental Foundry, 137 and
139 First ,^^ ■ n,

Steiger & Olani^ (William H. Steiger and F. Xavier Ola-
ni6), pattern and modelmakers, SE cor Miss and Beale
Steiger. Sec Stiger a ^^K^a

Steiglemann William, barkeeper Henrj' J. Evers, dwl 1519

Dupont
Steiglitz Herman, special policeman, dwl 271 Stevenson
STEIL HENRY, artist tailor, 2 Occidental Hotel, and

proptr Steil House, 547 Mission
Steil Henry, soap dealer, dwl E s Bryant bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Steil Louis, dwl 515 Sacramento

Steimke Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fierce

and Eddy , „^ ^. ^ .,

Steimke John, clerk Bruns & Bro., dwl SE cor Sixteenth

and Mission . , _i *

STESN AARON, chief clerk stationerj' department

Wells, Fargo & Co. , dwl 566 Folsom
Stfein Abraham, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., dwl 905 Geary
Stein Adolph, mariner, dwl 18 Washington
Stein Arthur (Seiberlich & Co.), dwl 27^- Fourth
Stein Benjamin, clerk Locke & Montague, dwl Nucleus

House „, , . _^

Stein Charles, cigars, 409 East, dwl 11 Washington
Stein Charles, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Stein Charles, salesman Louis Taussig & Co., dwl 627 Com
Stein Charles W., carriage trimmer Carvill Manuf. Co.,
dwl 436 Stevenson j , -.oo

Stein Conrad, engineer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl I6i

Tehama
Stein David, dwl 719 Clay
Stein E. H., student Heald's Business College
Stein Ernst, tailor, dwl 1505 Dupont
Stein Ernst, tanner S. Hofltman & Co., dwl S s Serpentme

Av nr Howard ,,,„„,.„■

Stein George, bootmaker, 409 East, dwl 110 William
Stein George, tinsmith, dwl 51 Natoma
Stein Henry, bootmaker, 523 Pacific, dwl 1406 Kearny
Stein Henry, tanner S. Hoffman & Co., dwl S s Serpen-
tine Av nr Howard
Stein Henry W. (Stein, Simon i- Co.), res Europe
Stein Hermann, shoemaker Frederick Friedel, dwl »

Washington , , ,„. t^ _xi.

Stein John, blacksmith M. P. Holmes, dwl 134 Fourth
Stein John, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Stein John, tailor, dwl 12 Leroy PI .

Stein Max, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 636 Jessie
Stein Morris, clothing, 38 Jackson , -nr n,,

Stein Nathan, clerk e.s:change department Bank VVellB,

Fargo & Co., dwl 566 Folsom
Stein Robert, bakerj', 238 Fifth
Stein Samuel, bookkeeper, dwl 452 Clementina
STEIX, SIMON * €0. (H. W. Stein, Herman L.
Simon, Alexander Weill, Eugene Arnstem, andliW
vain Weill), importers and dealers cloths, woolem
and tailors' trimmings, 632 and 634 Sacramento, a^
631 and 633 Commercial , , „ „ 1.

Stein William, tanner S. Hoffman & Co., dwl S s Serp«l

tine Av nr Howard
Stein William E., carpenter, dwl 21 Fulton
Steinbach Anton, sashmaker William B. Bradbury, flw

24 Natoma
Steinbach D., cabinetmaker, dwl 348 Bitch
Steinbach Frederick H., tanner, dwl 1222 Union
Steinbach J. A., watchmaker A. Sornm, dwl 24 Natoma
Steinbach Rudolph, real estate, otfice 729 MontgomeiJ

dwl 626 Eddy
Steinbacher Henry, hamessmaker, dwl 305 * iith
Steinberg David, peddler, dwl 243 Clara
Steinber'^ Frederick, bagmaker Carmen Island Salt Worb
Steinberg Julius (Steinberg cfc Heiman), dwl 106 Mason
Steinberg Morris, tailor, dwl 243 Clara
Steinberg & Heiman (Julius Steinberg and Martin Be

man), insurance agents, office 310 California
Steinberger Adolph, merchant, dwl 1715 Powell
Steinberger J., clerk Alta Calif orma, dwl 529 California
Steinberger Nathan, bookkeeper Ackerman Brothers, a^

1715 Powell • „ , 4.

Steinbruck Rudolph, canicnter, dwl 1081 Market
Steinburner Herman, waiter, dwl 995 Market
Steindler Henry L, clerk, dwl 242 Oak , oion.

bteindler Isaac, tinsmith William C. Forsyth, dwl 242 Of

BEAMISH'S-Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing m

^ '• P.VA1TSCHAACK<S;C0.,706.703, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

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■"^TEf^JSEWOER HE.\R¥ (Bntton, Bey Jc Co.), dwl 012

stoineke William, woodcarver, dwl 521 Stevenson, rear
Sterner Sophia (widow), dwl 43f) Jessie
St<;iner Adolph, draftsniaii eiiKitieer's office Central Pac
... ■ :x. '^'"' f'""'"tli and Townsend, dwl lyoo Stock
Sfe.ner Albert, clerk A. li. Klfelt A: Co., dwl 435 Jessie
Miiiier Bertha Mrs., midwife, dwl .WC Jessie
'. iner K. A., clerk William J. Brvan, dwi 003 Merchant
iciner Emanuel, dairyman. Eighteenth Av nr F, South

Steiner Emil, driver Emanuel Steiner, Eighteenth Av nr

r , South S. F.
Steiner Joseph, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 147 Sut-
ter
I .steiner Leopold, expressman, 27 Battery, dwl 318 Fell
I .stonier Nicholas (Steiiier .(: Lfrael), dwl 821 Howard
I .Stfitier Samuel (Fnrman, Ilyman <t- Co.), res New York
stonier Samuel (of Steiner ,(.- Klanber, San Diego), office
312 Sacramento, dwl 617 McAllister
ciner Theodore, shipping clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl
43a Jessie
STEIXKIl A ISR.4EL (Nicholas Steiner and Grant
Israel), saloon and billiard rooms. Occidental Hotel
and wines and liquors. 111 Leidesdorff '

'inert Feli.\, bookkeeper Theodore Lieberman & Co
dwl 311 Sutter '

ney John, jiainter, dwl 434 Tehama
nfcld L., dwl !)57 Market

)iifels Charles, butcher S. Meyer, dwl 32 Willow Av
nifort Frederick, carpenter, dwl W s Florida bet Butte
and Twentieth
iiifort Henry, clerk Charles Karstens, dwl NE corSan-
s.iiii and Jackson
-toiiihar.lt Frederick, painter N. B.and Mission R. R Co

dwl 20 Lafayette '

-toinhart Falk, salesman Rosenbaum & Friedman, dwl

113S Sutter

iiihart Frederick G., painter N. B. and Mission R. R

liwl 20 Harrison Av '

oTEI.VIIART IG.\ATZ, manager Anglo - Califomian

Hank (limited), office 422 California, dwl 916 Sutter

^•ciiihart Israel (IC. ,{.- /. Steinhart & Co.), res New York

)nhart L., cigars and tobacco, 432 Cal, dwl 759 Clay

iihart Morris, salesman JosejA Figel, dwl 5^ Monroe

Mihart Phihp, physician, office and dwl 426 Kearny

MEIXlI.iRT .SKi.ni.VD, mining, office 413 Cafifor-

nia, dwl 916 Sutter
Steinhart T. M., dwl 633 O'Farrell

SIKI.VHART W. A I. A CO. (Charles Adler and
aamuel Sehnlle), importers and jobbers clothing and
gents' furnishing goods, 3 and 5 Battery
i:ihart William (ir. cfc I. Steinhart cfc Co.), dwl 1090
Post
inhauer George C, bootmaker, dwl 618 California
nhaus Mary (widow), dwl 922 Stockton
nhauser John (Dilhnann A- .S.), dwl 825 Kearny
nhoff Hermann, groceries and liquors, NW cor Du-
pont and Sutter, dwl 512 Bush
n camp Charles (Fitfchen & S.), dwl 7.36 Broadway
:;iman Adelaide (widow), dwl 1827 Howard
-toinman A. J., clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 1827 How
^toinman Charles, seaman, dwl 531 East
-itcinman Noah, seaman, dwl 531 East
^toiiinian Rudolph, clerk Neustadter Bros., dwl 1827 How
>teiiimetz Charles H., watchmaker Morris Jdrdan dwl
(01 Stockton
inmetz Nathan, tailor Pierre Drevdemi, dwl 537 Cal
Minetz Theodore F., president Pac. U. W. Furniture
Manuf. Co., dwl 134 Dora
t.inraetz Theodore J., upholsterer Charles M. Plum &

Co. , dwl 27 Dora
;teinmeyer Franklin, stairbuilder Jessie & Drew, dwl 27

Dora
teinmeyer Frederick W., clerk WUliam F. Nelson, dwl
2217 Mason

inmeyer Hugo, stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, dwl 27
Dora '

iinieyer Louisa (widow), dwl 27 Dora
iway Edward, clerk B. Nathan & Co., dwl 130 Sutter
!■ .-v., hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.
eler Jacob, shoemaker, dwl 54 Clara
/es Henr>', barkeeper H. & C. Ranken, dwl 1058 How
or Hermann, clerk .\lbert Stahmann, dwl 919 Powell
jos John (Steljes <t- Schalkinunn), dwl NW cor York
and Twenty-fourth I

tcljes & Schalkmann (./oAn Steljes and Fred Schalk-J
Tuann), groceries and liquors, NW cor York and
Twenty-fourth |

i!*'!!*®'"^^-' ^''''"'" ?*'"■>■ ^*'=''' fJ^'' 71 Natoma

Steller Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 12 Page

Steller Louis, bookkeeiier Richard P. Tenney, dwl 12

Stelling j-Yederick J.(Stellt,u, <f Siebe), dwl 157 Second
Stelling Henp- market, NW cor Mission and Twenty-
fourth, dwl 1S25 Powell ^
Stelling John, boatman, dwl 502 Broadway
Stelling Mary Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 18"5 Powell
Stelling Wilhelm, clerk Martin Joost, dwl S s Gou^-h nr

McAllister "

Stelling William, bookkeeper Kohler & Frohling, dwl 131

Stelling & Siebe (Frederick J. Stelling and Awjtist

Siebe), market, 155 and 157 Second
Stemniler Fr., upholsterer, 706 Folsom
Stemmond Alonzo, switchman Central Pac. R R • dwl S

W cor Third and King ''

Stempelmann Heinrich (Stempelmann d: Co.). dwl CS

Pacific
Stempelmann & Co. (Heinrich Stempelmann and Giacn-
nuj Bnqnardello), hardware and crockerj-, 623 Pacific
Stenberg Charles, blacksmith Phelps Manuf. Co dwl 15

Drumm '

Stenberg Isaac, cabinetmaker, dwl 245 Seventh
Stenbiht William, teacher music, dwl 1923 Taylor
STEXWER t'lI.ARLE.S, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Dupont and Union •

Stender Hennan, artist, office 603 Jackson room 4 dwl

330 Brannan
Stengel Bernard, upholsterer, dwl 12 Cadell Alley
Stenges Antonio, marblecutter Stephen Campodonico,
dwl 23 Turk '

Steinheur George C, shoefittei;, dwl 618 California
Stenley James, book stand, SE cor Washington and Bat-
• tery, dwl 366 Natoma
Stenman Newark, mariner, dwl 513 East
Stenson R. , dwl 869 Market
Stenson Robert J., salesman B. L. Solomon & Sons, dwl

S s Sixteenth nr Dolores
Stenty Antonius, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Stenzel Frederick Jr., clerk Charles A. Henrj' & Co dwl

NE cor Broadway and Montgcjmery
Step Robert, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Stepf Michael, coppersmith, dwl 1220 Pacific
Stephan John G. (Finley tt Stephan), dwl 1017 Powell
Stephan Tliomas, cook, dwl 702 Vallejo
Stephen George, frescopainter, dwl N^V cor Pine and

Franklin
Stephens Charles, cashier Woodward's Gardens dwl 94

Erie
Stephens Charies, with Leopold Brenner, dwl 9 Jansen
Stephens Charles J., trunkmaker, dwl 119i Sixth
Stephens Colman, dwl 622 Brannan
Stephens G. S., dwl 772i Harrison
Stephens Henrietta H. Sirs., boots and shoes, 416 Third
dwl 159 Silver '

Stephens Henry, carpenter Gilbert & Moore
Stephens Henry, teamster Elliot & Brother, dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Kate
Stephens John, dwl 737 Howard
Stephens John, boxmaker Racouillat & Gillmore, dwl 1612

Bush
Stephens Joseph, dwl 255 Minna
Stephens L. B., waiter Palace Hotel
Stephens Nelson L., carpenter and builder, dwl NW cor

Steiner and Fulton
Stephens Patrick (Stei)hens d: Ditgan), dwl 530 Sixth
Stephens Samuel, barber, dwl 15 Pinckney PI
Stephens Samuel, cariJenter, dwl SE cor Turk and Pierce
Stephens Samuel J., glasscutter John Mallon, res Oak-
land
Stephens William, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 717

Folsom
Stephens William, fruits, 1220 Pacific
Stephens William, plmnber Shepard Bros., res Oakland
Stephens Williams D., butcher George Langridge, dwl SE

cor Union and Hyde
Stephens William J., clerk Hosmer & Bourne, dwl 832

Folsom
Stephens & Dugan (Patrick Stephens atid Bernard

Dugan), boots and shoes, 42 Si.xth
Stephens. See Stevens
Stephenson Cyrus H., dentist J. A. W. Lundborg. dwl

1515 Post ^'

Stephenson Hettie A. (widow), dwl 2416 California
Stephenson James D., dwl E s Buchanan bet Grove and

Hayes
Stephenson J. D., dwl 823 Mission

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Stephenson Joseph, shoemaker Emstein Bros & Co.
Stephenson M. J. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 430 Sutter
Stephenson William {^Stephenson & Campbell), dwl S

StephensoT& Ct^mpheW (William Stephenson a^d James
Campbell), da.iry produce, ham, bacon, etc., 43 ana
44 Washington Market
Stephenson. See Stevenson
Stepler George, clerk John E. Hammersmith, dwl 335

Kearny
Stepna Hemy, waiter Palace Hotel ,,-,„„ a„tt<.r

Steppacher Jacob, reporter Alta Cahfojnia, dwl 602 Sutter
Steppacher Maier, sexton Congregation Emanu-El, dwl

Sterene 'j'aines, salesman Lafayette Brewery, dwl 14

SteretrBenjamin F., book, job, and power-press print-

inc- 53-' Clay, dwl NE cor Second and Folbom
Steretfwmiami:, printer Benjamin F. Sterett, dwl NE

cor Second and Folsom , „„o r. •««

Sterling Joseph, engineer F. Zeile, dwl 528 Pacific

SnS fotrs!:- w^h c' J 'aa^wfey & Co., dwl 37 Second
iterllnl Mining Co., (White Pine Co., Nev.), Ira Ayers

secretary, office 115 Front
Stern Benjamin, merchant, dwl 1013 Post
Stern Charles, market, 1064 Howard, dwl 510 Minna
It1ER\ D.tVlD, proprietor Nucleus House, SE cor

Third and Market
i^tpi-n Fmanuel L., merchant, dwl 1013 Post
Itern Hem y driver Herman Kahn, dwl NW cor Mason

and Geary
Stern Hermann, dwl 818 Ellis ,, , . „„ ,^, q-,o

Stern Jacob, bookkeeper Frankenthal & Co., dwl 810

Mission . ,-,►, c »4. _

Stern Jacob, fruits and confectionery, 417 Sutter
Stern Jacob, with Levi Straus & Co. dwl 619 Leav
Stern Martin, merchant; (Gold Hill, Nev.), dwl 1013 Post
Stern Midd M. Jr., merchant, dwl 1013 Post
Stern Philip, furniture, 218 Sixth
Stern Simon, dress and cloakmaker, 131 O t arrell
Sternberg CjJjsar (Sternberg & Luettge), dwl cor Jackson

and istockton
Sternbero- Fritz, seaman, dwl 150 bteuart
Ster berg Morr s, tailor Marcus Unger dwl 243 Clara
Sternberg & Lnettge (Ccesar Sternberg and Charles

iMe«</0, liquor saloon, 615 Merchant .^ „ .
Sternfeld Adolph (Stern/eld Bros. &Co.), res New York
Sternfeld Brothers & Co. (Adolph, Hermi'}'<''fJ^':'^'}l

Importers French and American caltskms, 412 xMarket
Sternfeld Herman (Sternfeld^Bros & Co.), dwl Boston
Sternfeld Morris (Sternfeld Bros. &Co.) dw 725 0 Farrell
Sternfels B. H. (Lachman & Sternfels), dw\ 614 Sutter
Sternheim Samuel (Wangenheim, Stemhevm & Co.), duM

Sternitzky^Charles, carpenter Leonard Haussler, res Oak-

SterrorEva C, operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,

dwl 225 Front , , „ ^^ . .

Steskarl Frank, varnisher, dwl o Harrison Av
STETEFE1LS>T CHARLES A., mining engineer,

office 411^, California room 6, dwl Palace Hotel
STETEFELbT FlIKXAt'E CO., B. J. Burns secre-
tary, office 411i California
Stetson A. M., engineer, dwl 220 Third ,, si

Stetson Edward Gray (Barstow, Stetson & Houghton)
attorney at law, office 315 Cal, dwl 216 Bush room 17
Stetson James B. (Osgood & S.), dwl 623 O'Farrell
Stetson Jeremiah, drayman, dwl 424 Brannan
Stetson John W. (Fleming <!.■ «•), dwl 424 Brannan
Stetson Phillip, messman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
Stetson William, carpenter A. A. Jennings, S s Sacra-
mento nr Central Av , „ , ^, . ,,.,, , imo
Stetson William, machinehand Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 912

Powell . . . «.

STETSON WIEIIAM W., mining secretary, office
' Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery room 5, dwl 25 Oak

Stetta'^Blas. A., barkeeper Nicholas Antunovich, dwl 703

Stetta^George, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery

Stettin H., dwl 443 Bush

Stettin H. Mme., French stamping and embroidery, 443

Steuart C. A., purser stm Santa Craz, dwl 568 Folsom
Steuart Irvine, commission agent, office 724i Market ^^
Steuart John, calker Boole & Webster
Steuart John, clerk Glasgow Iron and Metal Importing
Co., dwl 529 Geary

House, Reyer E. Bakker proptr, 104

Steuart Street

Steuart ,

Steuart Thomas D., carpenter, 12 Leavenworth

Steuart William, dwl 547 Folsom

Steuart. See Stewart and Stuart a ^v^^

Steubeng Henry, butcher William Kronnenberg, dwl Val-
ley House, N s Hayes bet Van Ness and Polk

Steudeman Augusta (widow), dwl 714 Folsoni

Steudeman Theodore, collector B. Nathan & Co., dwl 743

Stevani Pierre, porter Lafayette Restaurant, 711 Com

Steve Charles, seaman, dwl 8 Jackson

Steveler Jacob, bootmaker, 212 Pacific, dwl 54 Clara

Steven Hickey, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Steven John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

Steven William M. S., painter, dwl NW cor Bush and

Stevenot E. K. &. Co. (J. B. Servetto), proptrs Columbus

Borax Refinerj% S s Chestnut bet Powell and Mason
Stevenot Emile K. (E. K. Stevenot <t Co.), dwl 2011 Pow
Stevenot Gabriel K., capitalist, dwl 527^ Greenwich
STEVENS AlXiDSTl'S K., secretary Sutter St. R. K.,

office 1304 Polk, dwl 1513 Larkin
Stevens Aiva O., tailor William Drary, dwl 416 Post
STEYENS, BAKER & €©. (Levi Stevens and Colin
C and Judah Baker Jr.), shipping and commission
merchants, NW cor Sacramento and Davis
Stevens Brad, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Office, dwl 1805
Mason , . t • '

Stevens Calvin C, drayman Fordham & Jennings
Stevens Charles, office 513 California, res San Rafael
Stevens Charles, fishdealer, dwl 11 Jansen, rear
Stevens Charles, mining, dwl 1114 Market bet Seventh

and Eighth „ ^^ „ . , r.„

Stevens Charles A., bookkeeper H. K. Cummings & Co.,

dwl 908 Jackson , , „

Stevens Charles E., clerk Mark L. McDonald, res San
Rafael • „. .«

Stevens Charles W., real estate, office 330 Pme room 47,

Stevens Clarence A., clerk Ticket Auditor's Office Centol
Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 130
Ninth ,„^,

Stevens C.W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 112 Kearny
Stevens Daniel, dwl 335 Turk

Stevens Daniel St. Clair, Land Department Central Pac.
R. R. and Southern Pac. R. R., office NE cor Fom-th
and Townsend, dwl 130 Ninth
Stevens Dudley O., contractor, dwl 118 Ninth
Stevens E. Captain, master mariner, dwl 312 Jessie
Stevens Egbert, messenger general recruiting service U.
S. A., 105 Stockton 01,^1

Stevens Eleanor Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,

dwl 133 Chestnut ,r , •

Stevens Elisha, dwl 341 Seventeenth nr Valencia
Stevens Elizabeth E. (widow), dwl 432 Shipley
Stevens Emily Pitts Mrs., journalist, dwl 1513 Larkm
Stevens Emma Miss, shoefitter, dwl 151 Natoma
Stevens F., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Stevens Francis M., bookkeeper Jerome B. Piper, dwl7«

Stevens G., meter clerk Spring Valley Water W. Co.

Stevens George (Stevens A- Co.), dwl 623 Davis

Stevens George, expressman, NE cor Dupont and Sacra

inento, dwl Coso House .

Stevens George, liquor saloon, SE cor Battery and Unioi
Stevens George, seaman stm Orizaba, Broadway bt.Whar
Stevens George H., machinist, dwl N s Twenty-second n

Stevens Ge*^orge W. (Stevens d- Clough), resEast Oaklan.
Stevens Hai-riet (widow), dwl 1505 California
Stevens Henry, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Druinm
Stevens Henry, deckhand U. S. stm McPherson, FroD

St Wharf
Stevens Henry, hostler, dwl W s Buchanan nr Kate
Stevens HenvV, mariner, dwl 100 Jackson
Stevens Henry, tinsmith, dwl 164 Minna
Stevens Henrv A., dwl 137 Montgomery
Stevens Henry L., mechanic, dwl 36 Zoe
Stevens Horace B., clerk Haggin & Tevis, dwl 133 Ches

Stevens Horace H., dwl 133 Chestnut

Stevens Horatio N., manager telegraph office Central F

cifio R. R., NE corner Fourth and Townsend d^

1829 Jessie , ,, . ,

Stevens H. T., dwl Occidental Hotel
Stevens James, carriagemaker, ^wl 561 Linden Av
Stevens James, laborer George «■ Whitney, 114 Steua^
Stevens James Henry, shipcarpenter, dwl 1505 CaliforD

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Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Hheumatio and Chronic Diseases, 635 C ^

At. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.

Stevens James V., broker, dwl 312 Jessie

Stevens James W., solicitor Trust Fund Assn, 320 Cal

Stevens Jeremiah H., clerk Fordham & Jennings, dwl

2096 Market
Stevens J. N., dwl 1820 Jessie
Stevens John, carpenter, dwl 1606 Hyde
Stevens John, janitor Dr. H. H. Tolaiid, dwl 603 Merchant
Stevens John, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 741 Market
Stevens John, riijjfor, <l\vl 314 Main
Stevens John, seaman stni Ajax, Oregon S. S. Co.
Stevens John F., teamster Blair .<: Chase, dwl 1912 Market
Stevens John V., watchman, dwl 120i»i .Mis,sion
Stevens Joseph, fireman stm James M? Donahue, dwl 1319

California
Stevens Joseph, manager Pacific Safe Co., 317 Battery,

dwl 2726 Howard
Stevens Joseph, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
Stevens Joseph, waiter stm Ajax t)regon S. S. Co.
Stevens Leonard S., captain bark Oakland, dwl 1209^

Mission
Stevens Levi {Steveng, Baker <{,• Co.), dwl 31 Essex
Stevens Lucy M. (widow), dwl NW cor California and

Gustavus
Stevens Margaret Jane (widow), dwl 151 Natoma
Stevens Martin B., dwl 1.502 Folsom
Stevens N. R. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,

dwl 133 Chestnut
Stevens Peter, seaman, dwl 47 Sacramento
Stevens Richard, carjienter, dwl 128 Rincon PI
Stevens Richard, clerk, dwl 129 Turk
Ste\ens Robert, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 557

Howard
Stevens Russell, dwl Overland House
Stevens Samuel, hairdresser Henry A. Loud, 266 First
Stevens S. D., dwl .'■>13 Minna
Stevens Thomas, boatman, dwl 5 Broadway
Stevens Thomas, laborer Oriental Dock, dwl 9 Welsh
Stevens Thomas, wood and coal, E s Chenery nr Thirty-
first
Stevens W. Mrs., cook Protestant Orphan Asylum, Ws

Laguna bet Haight and Waller
Stevens William, g-ardener Protestant Orphan Asylum,

W s Laguna bet Haight and Waller
Stevens William, painter, dwl NW cor Bush and Scott
Stevens William E. , mason and builder, office 310 Mont-
gomery, dwl 710 Sutter
Stevens W. 0. Dale, gy;nnast Palace Opera House, dwl

432 Shipley
Stevens & Co. (George Stcve-iis and Peter Suciah), coffee

and oyster saloon, 623 Davis
Stevens & Clough (George W. Stevens and Elijah Clough),

jobprinters, 621 Sansom
Stevens. See Stephens
Stevenson Andrew, bookkeeper Charles Perkins & Co.,

dwl 1011 Vallejo
Stevenson B. E., teacher Evening Public Schools, dwl 514

Leavenworth
STEVE.\»iO\ ni'ILDIXG (now Change House), SW

cor Montgomery and California
Stevenson Charles, "waiter Milton S. Latham, 638 Folsom
Stevenson D., second assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.

City of Pekin
Stevenson Edwin T., proprietor Gait House, 632 Market
Stevenson James, dwl 751 Howard
'-^ Stevenson James, dealer hides and wool W. B. Summer

& Co., dwl 719 Market
Stevenson James C. , plasterer, dwl 1315 Jackson
Stevenson Jerome N., painter H. M. Rosekrans, dwl 429

Clementina
Stevenson J. L., dwl 127 Keamv
STEVEXSOX .JOXATHAX D., attorney at law, and

U. S. Shipping Commissioner, office 118 Jackson cor

Front, dwl 2109 Van N'ess Av
Stevenson John, dwl 37 Clementina
Stevenson John, carpenter, dwl 62 j Shipley
Stevenson John, driver Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine

Co., dwl cor Grove and Buchanan
Stevenson John, engineer, dwl E s Shotwell nr Twentieth
Stevenson John J. (John J. Stevenson <t Co.), dwl 130

Sixth
Stevenson .John J. & Co., furnishing goods, 130 Sixth
Stevenson John L., clerk, dwl Prospect Av nr California

Av, Bemal Heights
Stevenson John W. (Leicis <(• S.), dwl 310 Eighteenth
Stevenson Joseph, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell
Stevenson J. S. , civil engineer, dwl 722 California
Stevenson Kate Mrs., teacher music, dwl 503 Powell
Stevenson Martin, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steu-

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Stevenson Monroe, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl

114- Natoma
Stevenson Patrick, dwl 37 Clementina
Stevenson Peter, dwl 37 Clementina
Stevenson Philip R., laborer Knowland & Doe, dwl 175

Minna
Stevenson Q. A., operator Western Union Telegraph, dwl

326 Geary
Stevenson Robert, office 511 California room 14, dwl 1014

Leavenworth
Stevenson Robert, porter Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl

20 Lafayette PI
Stevenson Robert, tailor George Slater, dwl 022 Clay
Stevenson Samuel C, barkeeper, dwl 1016 Mission
Stevenson Thomas, collector, dwl 712 Larkin
Stevenson Thomas, machinist, dwl 026 Folsom, rear
Stevenson Thomas B., dwl 1227 Washington
Stevenson Wesley, cabinetmaker, dwl 140 Fourth
Stevenson William, carjietweaver Alexander Mackay, dwl

cor Twenty-fourth and Capp
Stevenson William, deputy county clerk, dwl 1815 Stock
Stevenson William W. , shoemaker, 256 Steuart
Stevenson. See Stephenson
Steventon Frederick, cooper Cutting Packing Co., dwl

662 Bryant
Steventon George W., blacksmith Ira J. Casebolt, dwl 21

Hawthorne
Steventon Joseph, machinist, dwl 21 Hawthorne

Stever , glazier, dwl 753 Folsom

Stever Gustav, glazier John Brewster, dwl 240 Fremont
Steward Benjamin* F., carriagemaker Sciotte &. Gratton,

dwl 1138 Folsom
Steward G. C, laborer Frear Stone Co.
Stewart Henry, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Steward J. , bricklayer, dwl 227 Second
Steward .James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s

Georgia nr Shasta
Steward Joseph, cigars, 24 Washington
Steward Joseph, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Steward Nathaniel E. , barkeeper Dennis B. Denue, SW

cor Polk and Pacific
Steward William, seaman, dwl 531 East
Steward W. P., jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 1521 Bdwy
Stewart A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 110 Kearny
Stewart Alexander, dwl Gait House
Stewart Alexander, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Stewart Alexander, clerk G. M. Josselj-n & Co., dwl 50

Market
Stewart Alexander, physician and surgeon, oflSceand dwl

110 Kearny
Stewart Alexander Mrs. (widow), dwl 507 Jones
Stewart Alexander H., foreman Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,

dwl N s Liberty nr Valencia
Stewart Alexander T., carpenter, dwl 341 Shipley
Stewart Andrew (Merchant cf- S.), dwl 5 Welsh
Stewart Anna Mrs., furnished rooms, 619 Kearny
Stewart Archibald, stevedore, dwl 1907 Dupont
Stewart Archibald, upholsterer Samuel Beal, dwl 959

Market
Stewart A. S., dwl 810 Mission
Stewart Benjamin T., carriagemaker Sicotte & Gratton,

dwl 1138 Folsom
Stewart C. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 624 Fourth
Stewart Catherine (mdow), dwl 810 Greenwich
Stewart C. Edward, bookkeeper Stock Report, dwl 1006

Pine
Stewart Charles, dwl 1421 Hyde

Stewart Charles, clerk Albert Mau & Co., dwl 1126 Tyler
Stewart Charles, drajnnan James A. Pendergast, dwl 28

Dora
Stewart Charles, driver Charles W. Smith, dwl SW cor

Gearj' and Octavia
Stewart Charles, painter, dwl 568 Mission
STEWART ('H.4RLES A., wines and liquors, NE cor

Montgoraerj' and Washington, dwl 2109 Mason
Stewart Charles S., lieutenant-colonel engineers U. S. A.,

office 533 Kearny, dwl 1918 Sacramento
Stewart Daniel, teamster Polv, Heilbron & Co., dwl

Eighth Av nr K, South S. F.
Stewart David, livery stable, 134 Seventh
Stewart David, miner, dwl 306 Leavenworth
Stewart David, wagonmaker, dwl SE cor Pine and Steiner
Stewart Edward, dwl 3 King
Stewart Edward E., engineer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl

1931 Howard
Stewart Elmer, printer, dwi 743 Howard
Stewart F. Miss, teacher, dwl 914 Washington
Stewart Frances Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School,

dwl 1006 Pine

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Stewart Frances A. Mrs., teacher Greenwich St. Primary

School, dwl 1006 Pine ,„„ o- * fv,

Stewart Frank, watchmaker and jeweler, 509 Sixteenth,

dwl 721 Grove
Stewart Frank A., dwl .52 Second
Stewart Frazer, machinist, dwl 54 First
Stewart George, dwl 1024 Bush
Stewart George, laborer, dwl 231 Second
Stewart George, lumbennan, dwl 537 Minna
Stewart George, real-estate and general business agent,

700 Market, dwl 721 Grove
Stewart George C, dwl 624 Fourth
Stewart Geo. D., finisher West Coast Furniture Co., d«l

15 Clinton „ , „r j » /-..., .^„.i

Stewart George W., bookkeeper Hobart, Wood & Co., dwl

StevN^rtG^^oi^e V, clerk freight a^^ditors office Central
Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 103
Eighth _ = m 11. ^

Stewart Granville W., foreman Pope & Talbot
Stewart H., clerk, dwl 1206 Market
Stewart Hamilton, carpenter, dwl 1851 Stevenson
Itewart Senrj- {Collie \f S.), dwl N s Geary bet Devisa-

dero and Brodenck , <,,o t , a„

Stewart Henry, chimneysweeper, dwl 612 Ivj Av
Stewart Henry, expressman, dwl 213 Austin
Stewart Henry, ornamental pamter, dwl /9 Jessie
Stewart Henry George, carpenter Cal. Planing MiUs, dwl

1038.V Folsom
Stewart Irving, clerk, dwl 909 Bush
Stewart J. , dwl 470 Jessie . c *i,

Stewart James, boilei-maker, dwl 31 Jessie, nr Seventh
Stewart James, brassfinisher, dwl 314 O Farrell
Stewart James, clerk Frederick W. Kampe, dwl 38 Na-

toma ,, . „ .^ .

Stewart James, collector St. Marj- s Hospital
Stewart James, groceries and liquors, N s Bush nr Bu-

StewartTames, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Georgia

Stewart James, marine clerk State Investment and Insur-
ance Co., dwl 367 Minna „,„ T, ,
Stewart James, market, 1224 Howard, dwl 1248 Folsom
Stewart James Jr., clerk Kennedy & Brannan, dwl 31

Jessie, nr Seventh ,,„,„» ^■

Stewart James F., clerk P. Craig & Son, dw'l 213 Austin
STEW4.KT JEROME D., secretary The Union Pac.

Silk Manuf. Co., dwl 409 Van Ness Av
Stewart J. H., dwl 737 Howard
Stewart John, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Stewart John, laborer, dwl 559 Bryant „ , _ ,„ .

Stewart John, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl

cor Montgomery Av and Lombard
Stewart John, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Stewart John, shipcarpenter, dwl 405 Folsom
Stewart John, waiter Morton House o* -iin, ^

Stewart John, waiter stm Mohongo, Broadway St, Wharf
Stewart John C, baker, dwl 15 Clinton
Stewart John K., stairbuilder Sanborn & BjTnes
Stewart John W., collector, dwl 219 Shot well
Stewart John W., conductor Southern Pac. R. R.
Stewart John W., real estate, dwl SW cor Liberty and

Valencia
Stewart Jonathan, broker, dwl 1126 Tyler ,,,,„«

Stewart Jonathan R., with C. J. Hawley & Co., dwl 1126

Tvler
Stewart Joseph A., compositor Charles W.. Gordon, dwl

622 Post
Stewart Joseph M., stevedore, dwl SODeBooni
Stewart J. R., merchandisebroker, office 323 Front room

6, dwl 1126 Tyler
Stewart Julius H., engineer Miners Foundiy
Stewart Marshall C, with J. P. Crowell, dwl 103SJ Fol
Stewart Mary Ann (widow), dwl 1038^ Folsom
Stewart Mary L. (widow), dwl 224 McAllister
Stewart Michael, laborer new City Hall, dwl 540 Natoma
Stewart Nellie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 509 Minna
Stewart Patrick, dwl 1617 Sacramento
Stewart Peter, dwl 855 Folsom
Stewart Robert, dwl 316 Tyler
Stewart Robert, calker, dwl 425 Shipley
Stewart S., laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factoiy
Stewart S. B. Mrs., proprietress Centennial House, 16

Stockton
Stewart Sophia B. (widow), dwl 1 13 Bush
Stewart Teresa (widow), dwl 612 Brannan
Stewart T. H. , helper Fromm & Schacfer, dwl 1851 btev
Stewart Tliomas, broker, office 416 Sacramento
Stewart Thomas, furniture express, dwl 8 Haywood

Stewart Thomas, painter Hopps & Sons j , oik.

Stewart Thomas, salesman W. Macdonald & Co., dwl 215

Stewart^Thomas, stevedore Menries & Bingham, dwl 3

StewartThomas A. {Stewart «t Buckley), dwl 1712 Turk
Stewart Thomas P., steward, dwl 638 Howard
Stewart Thomas T., clerk D. F. Verdenal, dwl 1006 Pine
Stewart T. Scott, dwl 703 Market .

Stewart Walter J., bookkeeper Anglo-Calif ornian Bank,

dwl 607 Bush .,,.1,1.^10

Stewart William, bookbinder Bartlmg & Kimball, dwl 8

Central PI <-- 1

Stewart William, coachman F.W. Hall, dwl 141d Cal
Stewart William, cook Lewis Peterson, dwl 531 East
Stewart William, porter E. Martin & Co., res Oakland
Stewart William, stonecutter, dwl 20 Sacramento
Stewart William, waiter stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Stewart William A., machinist, dwl 1038i Folsom
Stewart William E., carpenter, dwl Twelfth Av bet P and
Q, South S. F. „ .^. TT o A_fi

Stew-art William F., first lieutenant Fourth U. S. Artil-
lery, dwl Presidio Barracks ^ ^ , ^ j
Stewart William M. {Stewart & Greathouse), dwl Grand

STEW4RT & IsrC'RLEY (T/toww A. Stewart and
Daniel Bvckley), fruits and produce, 513 Sansom

STEWART A ftiUEATHOlSE {}yilhaM if Stewart
and Clarence li. Greathouse), attorneys at law, office
Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery room 46

Stewart. See Steuart and Stuart

STEYLAARS t'HARLES L., apothecary and drug-
gist NE cor Dupont and Montgomerj' Av

Stej-iien John C, laborer George H.-VVhitney, dwl Western
House

Stlch John, farmer, dwl 609 Jackson , „„, _

Stickle George D., special policeman, dwl 631 Green

Stickle Israel, tracklayer Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 660

Stickler^Emil, maltster Lux & Scherr, dwl Seventh bet

Brannan and Townsend I

Stickler Martin, painter, dwl 609 Jackson
Stickleson Charles H., carpenter and builder, dwl 1 Welsh
STICKNEY Ali«i»;STIiS A., editor and publisher

Alaska Herald, office 113 Leid, dwl 636^ Natoma
Stickney Benjamin W., tjTJecaster Pamter & Co., dwl 1421

Jackson _ . _ .^ ., , ,

Stickney C. M., salesman West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

1707 Market
Stickney J. B., carpenter, dwl 1412 Jackson
Stieaner Frederick, baker, dwl 7 St. Charles PI
Stieber Daniel (Oi^^^en/iciin & S.), dwl 451i Jessie
Stiefel Charles, clerk, dwl 1824 Stockton
Stiefel Louis {Schweitzer, Sachs Jk Co.), res New York
Stiefvater Samuel, bakery, 2232 Mission „,„. . ^

Stieger Theodore, billiard-tablemaker Jacob Strahle &

Stie-Mtz nlrman, salesman Yates & Co., dwl 117 Clinton

Stien Adolph, tailor, dwl 718 Vallejo

Stieiibreck Frederick, fireman stm Washington, Jackson

St. Wharf . J , .- o A

Stier Herman, teacher music, dwl 4/ Second
Stierlen George, machinist, dwl &V Clinton
Stierlin G. A., clerk Belloc Freres, dwl 325 O Farrell
Stievers H.. locksmith, dwl IS First
Stiger Charles K., dwl 226 McAlhster
Stiger William H., salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 3

Sheppard PI
Stiger. See Steiger

Stiggarts , dwl 16 Park Av

Stigliano Orozio, musician, dwl 1031 Dupont

Sti"-liano Seratino, clerk, dwl 1031 Dupont

Stiles A., carpenter, dwl 222 Stevenson

STILES .4XSOX «., capitalist, office 330 Pine room 9,

dwl 4 Vernon PI nr Folsom
Stiles Richard D., policeman City Hall, dwl 520 Minna
Stiles. See Styles M„rf„„

Stilker E., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kear and Morton

Still Alden P., driver Pac. Ice Co., dwl 210 Green

Still Charles W., carpenter, dwl 2516 Clay

Still John H., bookseller, dwl 2516 Clay

Still Sarah C, (widow), dwl 146 Eleventh - „„.«

Still Sarah L. (widow), dwl E s Columbia bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth , ,^ „,

Still William G., clerk Yates & Co., dwl 427 Stevenson

Stiller August, carpenter, dwl 512 Bush

Stiller Joseph, peddler, dwl 1524 Dujx-nt

Stiller Paul B., electrotyper Wmterburu & Co., res Oak-
land

BEAMISH'S-Shirt^manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Marke

\i p. VAK SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Stillev Henry G., carpenter, dwl E s Pierce bet Eddy and

Ellis
Stillnian J. D. B., physician, office and dwl 336 O'Farrell
Stilliniin William, carpenter, dwl 141 Second
Stills.in Frank, dairyman, dwl 1004 Minna
Stillson (leorge, Melrose Dairy, 25 Park Av
SiiUson Jerome B., milkman, dwl 130 Haves

St ill well , dwl 737 Howard

siimpson Georjje W., mattressmaker Joseph R. Melius,

dwl VJS.i Howard •
Stincen Alice Miss, imncipal Stockton St. Primarj' School,

dwl cor Chestnut and Hyde
Stincen Emma Miss, teacher Fourth St. Primary School,

dwl SOS Gearj-
Stincen Margneretta (widow), dwl 805 Geary
Stine Conrad, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 133

Tehama
stine P. M., chief steward Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Stinson Martin, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Stinson Perry, carpenter Charles L. Tilden, dwl 7 Val-
paraiso
Stinson Sidney, master mariner, dwl 22 Stanford
Stinson William, clerk Cowles & Drown, dwl 7 Valparaiso
Stinson William, laborer, dwl SE cor Miss and Twenty-first
Stipp Geor^'c H., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 36

Clarence PI
Stipp Henrv S., solicitor printing', dwl 36 Clarence PI
Stirling J. F., clerk, dwl 1220 Market
Stirling M. Mrs., funjished rooms, 1220 Market
Stirling M. R., sexton St. John's Presbyterian Church, .

dwl 502 Post
Stitt James, rigger, dwl 20 Larkin
Stitt John, with Robert Stitt, dwl 40 Everett
Stitt Robert, wagonmaker, N s Market bet Front and

Da\is, dwl 40 Everett
Stivers Lafayette, special policeman, dwl NE cor Broad-

wav and Hvde
STIVKKS CHARLES A., physician, office and dwl

514 Kearny
STIVERS HE\R¥ F., lumber surveyor (cedar and

mahogany), office S\V cor Beale and Brj-ant, dwl 514

Kearny
Stize Loui F., cook, dwl 10 Virginia
Stoakes Benjamin F., gold and silvermelter U. S. Mint,

dwl 213 Powell
Stober George, porter Philadelphia House, 423 Bush
STORIE S. A. A CO. (George M. Seaton), drugs and

medicines, 413 Kearny
Stock Charles, laborer Jackson Brewerj-, dwl 1428 Miss
Stock Ernest C. , reporter Morning Call, and interpreter

Gtrniaii Police Court, dwl 836 Market
STOCK EX'CHAWE (daily and weekly), Stock Ex-
change Publishing Co. proptrs, office 306 Mont
STOCK E\CliA\(iE PIBLISIII.X; CO., proptrs

Stock Exchange, office 306 Montgomery
Stock Frank, barkeeper, dwl 1615 Powell
Stock Garret, laborer, dwl 116 Pacific
STOCK REPORT (daily and weekly), Stock Report

Publishing Co. publishers, 608 Sacramento
STOCK REPORT PI BLI.SHIXG CO. (H'i7?iam M.

Bunker, P. H. McGoiraii and Franklin Lawton),

printers and publishers Stock Report, 60S Sacramento
Stock W. J. , machinist, dwl 1008V Market
Stockdale Thomas, baker Cal. Cracker Co.
Stocker Andrew, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 438

Brannan
Stockflet Claus, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific and

Sansom
Stocking Frederick M., solicitor and reporter John H.

Carmany & Co., dwl 2511 Octavia
Stocking William D., painter, dwl 108 Virginia
Stockinger Philip J., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl

4 Miller PI
Stockman August, upholsterer Charles M. Pliun & Co.,

dwl 428 Tehama
STOCKM.IX JOII\ M., pattern and modelmaker,

NW cor Xatoma and Fremont, dwl 2226 Howard
Stockman John R., insurance agent and bookkeeper R.

C. Hooker, dwl 1104 Market
Stockmann Frederick, wheelwright Hermann Langer-

mann, dwl 574 Brj'ant
Stockmeyer Adolphus, musician, dwl 2404 Mission
Stockmej-er Charles, engineer, dwl 164 Clara
Stockpole M. W., dwl Morttjn House
Stockton City Flouring Mills, Sperry & Co. proptrs, office

121 California
Stockton Edward A. (Stockton <fc Edtcardi), dwl 30 Fred-
erick
Stockton Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1016 Pine

Stockton Henrj- J., waiter Charles Gehring, dwl 133 Ship
Stockton James, assistant storekee|M;r North Point Dock

Bonded Warehouse, dwl 113 Ellis
STOCKTO^i H.XE STEA.MERS, Cal. Pac. R. R.,

Market St. Wharf
Stockton Transportation Co., Edward T. Hubback agent,

office 109 California room 15
Stockt<3n William R., compositor Stock Report, dwl 17

John
Stockton & Edwards (Edward A. Stockton and George

ir. Edwards), stepladder manufacturers, 223 Miss
Stock well Lizzie Mrs., furnished rooms, 7 and 9 O'Farrell
Stock well James H., 330 Pine room 8
Stock well J. P., salesman George Haas & Co., dwl 32

Fourth
Stockwitz Morris, clothier, 216 Pacific
Stocky John, liquor saloon, 411 Jackson, dwl 831^ Pacific
Stoddard Asa B., captain schr Una, office 42 JIarket, dwl

104 Mason
Stoddard Charles A., special policeman, dwl junction

Market and California
Stoddard Charles Warren, author, dwl 42 Hawthorne
Stoddard James, assistant superintendent steamers S. F.

F. D. , dwl 506 Folsom
Stoddard James H., liquor saloon, 1 Commercial, dwl

311 East
Stoddard J. J., messenger U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl

527 Sacramento
Stoddard Julia (widow), dwl 3 Martha PI
Stoddard Samuel B., night inspector Custom House, dwl

42 Hawthorne
Stoddard Walter S. , laborer R. W. Jackson, dwl 316 Pine
Stoddart Augustus W., machinist, dwl 313 Fremont
Stoddart David Mrs. (widow), dwl 313 Fremont
Stoddart Sylvester, with Vermeil & Wellington, dwl cor

Fourth and Bern'
STODD.IRT MILLIAItt J., agent New York Under-
writers' Agency, Phenix Fire Insurance Co., Man-
hattan Fire Insurance Co., and Home Fire Insurance
Co. of Newark, office 215 Sansom, dwl S s Seventeenth
bet Mission and Valencia
Stodeman Peter, watchman stm Sonoma, Front St. Wharf
Stodieck August, teamster Abbott, Curtis & Co., dwl Coso

House room 93
Stodieck Elise Miss, nurse A. H. B. Folkers, dwl 207i

Taylor
Stodole Emily Mrs., furnished rooms, 212 Sutter
Stoehr Albert F., musician California Theater, dwl 526

Post
Stoekle Valentine, dwl 770 Bryant
Stoelten Frederick, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Stoelten Henry R., porter Woodhams & Ludlum, 22

Beale, res West Oakland
Stoelten Julius, porter Henry Balzer & Co., dwl 520 Turk
Stoer George, butcher Lewis Hentrich, dwl 429 Green
Stoesger William, tinsmith George White, dwl 1108 How
Stoessel Herman, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 664

Brannan
Stoetzer Ferdinand, dwl 135i Shipley
Stoeven Henrv, groceries and liquors, NE cor Green and

Powell
Stoever Louis, musician, dwl 819 Vallejo
Stofen John S. , captain stm Sonoma, Front St. Wharf
Stofen Peter N., clerk stm Sonoma, Front St.W'harf
Stoffel John, dwl 624 Fourth

Stoffer Thomas (Stofer d: Mighell), dwl 209 Steuart
Stoffer & Mighell (Thomas Staffer and William E.
Mighell), dealers new and second-hand ship materi-
als, 5 Market
Stoftt John, deckhand stm Washington, Jackson St.

Wharf
Stohlmann William, baker, SE cor Turk and Hyde
Stohr F., musician California Tlieater, dwl 526 Post
Stohr Tillie C. Miss, teacher Laguna St. School, dwl 737

McAllister
Stokely David, teamster Luther Knight, 44 Market

Stokes , dwl 108 Ellis

Stokes C. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 18 Ellis
Stokes Edward, polisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 704 Mar-
ket
Stokes Henry, second steward Pacific Mail S. S. City of

San Francisco
Stokes John, cook Occidental Laundrj', dwl NE cor Union

and Webster
Stokes John, hostler Thomas Ryan, dwl 822 Vallejo
Stokes John B., hackdriver William N. Wade, 710 Broad-
way, dwl 420 Drumm
Stokes John W., dravinan, dwl 619 Mason
Stokes J. W., dwl 424 Sansom

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumea

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, L. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant jf

stokes Levi, engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwi \V s Indiana

nr Sierra
Stokes Marj' (wndow), dwl 1067 Market
Stokes Mary Miss, cashier George Cammel, dwl 328 Third
Stokes Patrick J.,bronzer Nye & Acheson, dwl 1067

Market
Stokes Richard, drajTnan, 329 Front, dwl 619 Mason
Stokes Rachael A. Mrs., liquor saloon, 420 Dnimra
Stokes Redden, butter, cheese, and eggs,70 Central Market,

dwl 18 Ellis
Stokes Richard, laborer Spear St. Wharf, dwl 106 First
Stokes Robert, clerk, dwl 303i Turk
Stokes Warren W. . salesman Redden Stokes, dwl 18 Ellis
Stokes. See Stoakes
Stoldt Asmus, tailor, 209 Pacific
Stolfer Frank, seaman, dwl 415 East
Stoll Frederick, blacksmith, dwl 502 Mission
Stoll Heuri% clerk Charles Guillet, dwl 206 Second
Stoll Theodore, cabinetmaker, dwl 502 Mission
StoUe Hennan, shoemaker Henry Beck, dwl 701 Geary

Stolten , dwl 737 Howard

Stolten Julius, porter Henry Balzer & Co., dwl 520 Turk
Stoltz Charles, butcher Fred Reinle. res Oakland
Stoltze Heinrich, laborer Cal. Sugur Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Stolz A. & Son, fancy and staple dry goods, 134 Sixth
Stolz Aaron (A. Stolz d- Son), dwl 418 Sutter
Stolz Abraham (Stolz Brothers), dwl 632 Geary
Stolz Brothers (Abraham and Tobias), dry goods and

fancy goods, 538 and 540 Kearny
Stolz Charles, dwl 415 Post
Stolz E., clerk, dwl 421 Eddy

Stolz E. J., salesman A. Stolz & Son, dwl 418 Sutter
Stolz Eugene, dwl 415 Post
Stolz George, shoemaker, dwl 6 Jasper PI
Stolz Philipp J., market, 126 Eleventh
Stolz Tobias (Stolz Brothers), dwl 612 Hyde
Stolzenwald Heinrich (Sehetzel J: S.), dwl 30 Harriet
Stom George A., hairdressing saloon, 1246 Mission
Stonibs C. H. & Co., plumbing, gasfitting, stoves, and

tinware, 625 Washington
Stombs Cliarles H. (C. H. Stombs & Co.), dwl 826 Broad-
way
Stombs Thomas, foreman tinshop Locke & Montague,

dwl 304 Third
Stombs Thomas Jr., tinsmith Locke & Monti^ue, dwl 304

Third
Stombs William H., clerk National Gold Bank and Trust

Co., dwl 317 Third
Stonborg Louis, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl Hausa

Hotel
Stone Adolph, bookkeeper A. Shirek, dwl 410 Hyde
Stone Alvin W., fireman Kimball Agricultural Implement

Man\if . Co. , dwl 1707 Jessie
Stone Andrew L. Rev. D.D., pastor First Congregational

Church, dwl 617 Bush
Stone A]5pleton W. , policeman City Hall, dwl 1414 Bush
Stone B., contractor, dwl 16 Antonio
Stone Benjamin, laborer George H.Wliitney, 114 Steuart
Stone C, carpenter Wade's Opera House
Stone Carrie Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar School
Stone C.'E., student Heald's Business College
Stone Charles, mariner, dwl 421 Drumm
Stone Charles B. (Scarles, Wolf d: S.), dwl 617 Bush
Stone Charles L., biUiard saloon, 114 Kearny, dwl 459

Clementina
Stone C. M., stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes
Stone De Lancey, salesman Albert C. Titcomb, dwl 740

Pine
Stone Dudley C, deputy superintendent common schools,

dwl 1814 Gearj'
Stone Edmund, clerk, dwl 105 O'Farrell
STOXE EDWAUD F., mining secretarj-, office 419

California room 3
Stone Edwin, milkranch, Sierra nr Kentucky, dwl W s

Louisiana nr Shasta
Stone E. L. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 14 Turk
Stone Frank F. (Belden if- ,S.), dwl 810 Leavenworth
Stone Frank M., manager John M. Da vies & Co., dwl SW

cor Howard and Eighteenth
Stone Frederick P., manager law department A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., dwl 1030 Dolores
Stone George, cigars and tobacco, 330 Bush, dwl 32 Ellis
Stone George, engineer Union Pac. Manuf. Co., dwl San

Bruno Road nr Six-mile House
Stone George A., clerk track depot Central Pac. R. R.,

NE cor Fourth and Townsend, res Oakland
Stone George W., dairyman John A. Roy, dwl W s San

Bruno Road nr Thirtieth

Stone George W., foreman Cal. Oil Cloth Factory, dwl S

s Twenty-second nr Treat Av
Stone Uenry, waiter stm Cora, Broadway St.ttTiarf
Stone Henrietta L. Mrs., fancy goods, 112 Sixth, dwl 1026

Mission
Stone H. J., drug clerk, dwl 34 Eddy
Stone Isaac, milkranch, San Bruno Road nr Cortland Av
Stone James, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St.

AVharf
Stone John, foreman Pac. Ice Co., dwl 931 Pacific
Stone John, salesman, dwl 114 Mason
Stone John, teamster, dwl 316 Tj-ler
Stone John H. , bookkeeper auditor's office Central Pac. R.

R., NE.cor Fourth and To\\iisend, dwl 11 Kearny
Stone John M., patrolman Safe Deposit Co., dwl 1215

Folsom
Stone Joseph, dwl 12 Clementina
Stone Joseph M., carpenter, dwl 1215 Folsom
Stone Karlman L., drj- goods, 1211 Stockton, dwl 1404

Powell
Stone L. D., salesman Stone & Hayden,dwl 713 California
Stone Luke, teamster, dwl N s Laurel Av bet Buchanan

and Webster
Stone Marcus, salesman Samuel LeszjTisky & Bro., dwl

1025 Mission
Stone Michael, stonecutter, dwl NE cor Turk and Leav
Stone ilorris, dwl 226 Minna
Stone N. B., oflfice 306 Pine, dwl 109 Montgomery
Stone Patrick, carpenter, dwl 1008 Pacific
Stone Peter, dumm;\Tnan Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl

Pacific nr Hyde
Stone Robert, dwl OljTnpic Lodgings
Stone Robert, barkeeper, dwl 313 Chestnut nr Stockton
Stone Robert, carpenter, dwl 32 Ellis
Stone Robert H. , commission agent, dwl 44A Sixth
Stone Rockwell (Stone cO Hayden), dwl 713"Califomia
Stone Rutson, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 516 Va-
lencia
Stone Samuel, clerk, dwl 11 Mason
Stone Sherrold D. , statistician Merchants' Exchange Assn,

dwl 1107 Folsom
Stone Silas, dwl 526 Kearny
Stone Silas A., mining oflBce, 1 Montgomery Block, dwl

317 Stockton
Stone S. S. , druggist, dwl 831 Howard
Stone Thomas, teamster, dwl 626 Ash Av
Stone W., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
Stone Walter S., bookkeeper E. Detrick & Co., dwl 1814

Geary-
Stone Walter W. Mrs., dwl 907 Clay
Stone William, grocery and market, SE cor Pacific Av

and LagTina
Stone William, machinist William Deacon, dwl cor Louis-
iana and Shasta
Stone William, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Stone William I., master mariner and boatbuilder, Ninth

Av nr G, South S. F.
Stone William R., salesman John M. Davies & Co., dwl

SW cor Howard and Eighteenth
Stone W. AV., principal Potrero School, dwl 108 Mason
STOSfE Jk IIAYDEX (Rockwett Stone and Peter Hay-
den), importers and manuf s saddlery and leather, and

dealers saddlery hardware, 422 Battery
Stonecifer William, broker, dwl 431 Dupont
Stonehouse Frederick, clerk, dwl 105 O'Farrell
Stoneman Peter, mariner, dwl 105 Clark
Stoner Philip, mining, office 419 Cahfomia room 27, dwl

Morton House
Stonewall Mining Co. (San Diego Co., Cal.), Charles A.

Sankey secretary, office 331 Montgomery room 20
Stonington Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Grass Valley,

Cal.), David Wilder secretary, office 328 Montgomery

room 22
Stovall M. E., teacher drawing, dwl 210 Eddy
Stoole J., dwl 1017 Powell
Stopes Joseph R., blacksmith Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534

First
Stephen John, teamster Lewis & Co., Pier 1 Steuart
Stojipelkamp Aglae^ (widow), groceries and liquors, SE

cor Stockton and Union
Store Oscar, frescopainter, dwl 435 Fiilton
Storck Charles L., butcher, SW cor Hayes and Franklin
Storck. See Stork

Stordeur Charles, cook George Roeben, dwl 37 Pacific
Storer Frank, dwl 712 Ellis
Storer John F., compositor, dwl 712 Ellis
Stores Harry, barkeeper, dwl 331 Kearny
Storey C. W., dwl 1038 Mission
Storey George, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Si.irey Jacob F., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 507 Miss
st.ircy John P. Jr., first lieutenant Fourth U. S. Artillery,

liwl Presidio Bamicks
St'>roy Lafayette, capitalist, office 317 Wash, res Oakland
Storey. iSVc Stor>'

Stork Albert, bootmaker Edward Main, dwl 409 Folsom
Stork Andrew, dwl 122.5 Market
St.irk Jacob (Stork .{■ Pi-iiuilhnn). dwl 44,5 Bush
Stork Joseph, jiluniber, dwl 11,5 O'Farrell
Stork & Peiniilhan {Jacob Stork and Fraitfou PeguU-

han). proptrs Poodle Dog Restaurant, 445 Bush
Stork. .?'•(■ Storck

Storm Chiirles, hairdressing- saloon, 518 Fourth
Storm Cornelius (Stcinn <(■ Co.), dwl 17 Kincon PI
Storm Kdward, saddler, dwl 82(! Broadway
Storm John, cariienter, dwl Siegfried's Hotel
st<irin Theodore, bookkeeper Storm & Co., dwl 17 Rincon

I'l
sr«HtM A CO. (Cornelius Storm and Andrew J.
Shrader), wood and coal, Berry nr Third, office 333
Moi>tgi>merv
S! rms K. J., clerk, dwl 331J Eddy
nns Edward, dwl 3.36 Tjler
, lus George, carjientcr. d»I 1 Wall PI
: IDS .lames, messman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
ins Nelson J., se.xton Central M. E. Church, dwl 22
Rausch, rear

ins Samuel H., clerk, dwl 19 Sumner
: rer L. A. , as-sistant cashier Western Union Telegraph
( 'o. , .522 California

rrs N. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Grammar
School, dwl 921 Sutter
:Ty John, boatman, dwl 2014 Dupont
:ry Leonard, master mariner, dwl 2014 Dtipont
~ 'ly I.foiuird Jr., boatman, dwl 2014 Dupont
~ r\ Bort, carpenter, dwl 102 Mason
- rUK\ ('H.iKLES R., secretarj' Home Mutual In-
surance Co., office 400 California, dwl 30 McAllister
:v (Jeorge A., clerk Redington &Co., dwl 30 McAllister
y J., dwl 333 Tehama
ry Jlary Mrs., dwl 742 Folsom

■y William H., bookkeeper Bowen Brothers, dwl 520
Taylor

1 >•, See Storey
■e Clemence, dwl 322 Capp

hard Thomas, captain S. S. Senator, dwl 2509 Folsom
:h;ird Thompson, fruit peddler, dwl 99 Gilbert, rear
'hers Addie, dwl 722 Broadway

iliers Ralph, currier S. Hbflfnian & Co., dwl NW cor
Mission and Twenty-sixth
• t Alexander B., dwl SW cor Taylor and Mont Av
It Alfred W., designer and engraver W. K. Vander-
slice & Co., dwl 123 Haiglit
Mott Annie (widow), dwl SW cor Taylor and Mont Av
>' tt James C, dwl SW cor Taylor and Montgomery Av
tt John, salesman A. C. Die'tz & Co., dwl 1151 Folsom
ts Frederick, clerk, dwl 8 Willow
Ida A. M. (Baloiin tt S.), 613 Washington
il'e J. B., dwl 118 Jasper PI

I pmeyer Joseph, machinist Phoenix Iron W'orks, dwl
I60 Clara
>r<H:T .IRTHIR B., physician, and editor Western

Ivancet, olfice 206 Kearny, dwl 808 Montgomerj'
^ ut Commodore P., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
13 O'Farrell

It Edward, clerk, dwl 205 Taylor
iit Frederick, carpenter, dwl 509 Washington
.^liiut James, salesman, dwl 9 Taylor
Stout John, carpenter, dwl 509 Washington
S;.)\it John G., mattressmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
ilwl 719 Market

It Marcelliis, armorer, dwl 464 Minna
ut William C, engraver Thomas J. Day, dwl 137 Mont-
U'omerj-
STOI'T WILLI.iM P., attorney at law, office 604

Merchant, dwl 1060 Fulton bet Steiner and Pierce
St.iut Wilson (Stmit <t- Caleb), dwl 13 Stockton
STOIT A- CALEB (Wilwu Stout a>id George Caleb),
rea! estate and general business agents, office 1
Fourth

utenbei^ J. Miss, dwl 28 Ellis
itenberg J. E., real estate, dwl 28 Elllg '

itenboroufh Charles H. (Stoutenborough <t Hall),
dwl 916 Stockton

ntenborouyh John H., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Co., dwl .503 Folsom
STOt'TE.\BOROrUII A II.4LL (Charles H. Stouten-
boroiujh and Marcus P. Hall), stockbrokers, office
401 California

Stoutenburgh Isaac A., stoves and tinware, 117 Washing-
ton, dwl 122 Eighth

Stovall James B., with Locan & Co., dwl 210 Eddy

Stovall M. E. Mrs., teacher drawing, dwl 210 Eddy

Stovall Thomas L., dwl 210 Eddy

Stove Mrs., dwl 808 Mission

Stover Charles B. (Stover cfc Chase), dwl 805 Leavenworth

Stover Charles H., bookkeeper Simon & Breslauer, dwl
805 Leavenworth

Stover Frank C, salesman Yates & Co., dwl 504 Eddy

Stover John, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm

Stover W., waiter, dwl 909 Kearny

Stover & Chase (Charles B. Stover and William T.
Chaxe), carpenters and builders, 230 Market nr Front

Stow A. C, dwl 91 Ninth

STOM' '^VILLIAM ^y., attorney at law, room 19 Court
Block 630 Clay, dwl 1013 Pine

Stowe Amos W., miner, dwl 1008 Mission

Stowe Beecher, waiter Brunswick House, 148 Sixth

Stowe H. W., teacher Chinese Mission House, 91G Wash-
ington, dwl 619 Jackson

Stowe N., dwl 22 Tavlor

Stowe P., dwl 14 Turk

Stowe William, dwl 819 Keamv

Stowell Charies, driver Sutter St. R. R., 1304 Polk

Stowell Charles E , master mariner, dwl 1017 Powell

Stowell Fanny Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl 7 Henrietta Square

Stowell G., teamster J. Morton & Co.

Stowell H. L., farmer, dwl E s Capp bet Twenty- third and
Twentv-fourth

Stowell L.E. Mrs., dwl 222 Post

Stowell Mary E. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar School,
dwl 7 Henrietta Square

Stowell P. M. Miss, princii^al Hayes Valley Primary
School, dwl 7 Henrietta Square

STOWELL WILLIAM H., merchandisebroker, 214
California, dwl 1117 Geary

Stowers N. H., dwl 331 Keaniy

Strachan Henrj' Gordon, bookkeeper Charles Clajiwn &
Co., dwl N s LTnion bet Fillmore and Webster

Strachan Margaret (widow), dw 1 917 Polk

Strachauer Charles, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
24 Rincon PI

Strack John G. , tailor, 845 Dupont

Strader Charles S., bookkeeper, dwl 520 Chestnut

Strader William, dwi 957 Market

Strago Alfred, watchman, 627 Broadway

Strago Nancy (widow), dw 1 1337 Dupont, rear

Strahan Alexander, dwi 315 Eddv

Strahan Francis (S. F. Manuf. Co.), dwi 322 Fremont

Strahan Nicholas, carver D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwi 14

Strahan Simon (S. F. Mamtf. Co.), dwi 322 Fremont

STRAHLE JACOB A CO. (Ferdinand de St. Ger-
main), biltiard-table and fancy furniture manufactu-
rers, and dealers in fancy woods and veneers, 533
Market

Strahwald John, woodcan'er Keifap & Hoffman, dwi 419
Fols(jm

Strain Henry, dwl 113 Ellis

Stranahan i)a«d, laborer Sanford M. Hills, dwl 1605
Keaniy

Strand A. F., carpenter, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom

Strand Alexander, cabinetmaker, dwi 1111 Howard .

Strand J., laborer, dwi N s Greenwich bet Mont and San

Strand \Villiam J., stevedore, dwi W s Hampshire bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

Strands Edward, cook, dwi 621 Broadway

Strang Augustus E., tinsmith William S. Ray, dwl 281
Minna

Strang David, sparmaker, dwi 607 Third

Strange Frank ■!., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.

Strange Maria Miss, teacher Gearj' St. Primary School

Strangord Andrew, tailor James I.Pettus, dwi 747 Fol

Strassburger Adolph, salesman Sachs, Strassburger &Co.,
dwl 127 Eddy

Strassburger Isaac, laborer, dwi 89 Stevenson

Strassburger Isaac, salesman Sachs, Strassburger & Co.,
dwi 703 Market

Strassburger Sigmund (Sachs, Strassburger <t Co.), dwi
428 T^ier

Strasser Abraham, poultrj% 59 Grand Central Market,
dwl 622 Ha.ves

Strasser George, meterclerk Spring Valley Water W. Co. ,
dwi 31 Lilly Av

Strasser Leopold, salesmpn Baraco & Messante, dwl 717
Vallejo

'AMES Q. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Mannfactcry, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchanl

Strassman B., jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 2105 Bush

Strassman M., dwl 2105 Bush

Stnissoii C, dwl 63G Commercial

Stratford Thomas, blacksmith Union Iron Works

Stratheam William, tailor Lancaster & Northon, dwl 617
Washington

Strather Abraham, waiter Palace Hotel

Stratman John, liquor saloon, Crusader Hall, 1159 Miss

Stratman William, bookkeeper, dwl 083 Mission

Strattan James, lithoffraphprinter Britton, Rey & Co.,
dwl Lafavette House

Stratton A. W. (widow), dwl 150 Perry

Stratton C. A. & Co., merchants (Marysville, Cal.), James
Moore agent, office 323 Front room 3

Stratton Cius M., mining and real-estatebroker, office 432
Montsromery room 3, dwl 1711 Jones

Stratton E., carrier Evening Post

Stratton Ebenezer N. {Stratton <fc Tice), dwl N s Sixteenth
nr Bryant

Stratton E. O. Mrs., with A. G. Nye, dwl 10 Moss

Stratton George H., painter, dwl 9.55 Howard

Stratton John, laborer Cal. Brick Co.

Stratton John S., housemover, office NE cor Kearny and
Bush, dwl 924 Harrison

Stratton L. C. (widow), dwl 413 Fourth

Stratton Kichard S., cabinet and carbuilder, dwl 2506 Clay

Stratton & Tice {Ebenezer A. Stratton and Henry M.
Tice), auctioneers, 209 Kearny

Straub G. N. {Stratib d- Scheurer), dwl 21 Guerrero

Straub John, sausagefactory, 215 First

Straub Michael, clerk Casper Dix, dwl NE cor Fillmore
and Filbert

Straub & Scheurer {G. N. Straub and Christian Scheurer),
clothing, 1110 Market

Strauch Charles, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl Gody
bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth

STR.illCH JOIIX O., proptr Vallejo U. S. Bonded
Warehouse, NW cor Vallejo and Front, and Gibbs'
U. S. Bonded Warehouse, SW cor Vallejo and Front,
dwl 534 Bush

Straud James H. , fireman Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D.

Straughn John E., mariner, dwl 29 Pacific

Sti-aus Abraham, clerk H. Myers & Son, dwl 27 Harriet

Straus August, jeweler, 427 Kearny, dwl 307 Clementina

Straus E. A., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1236
Bush

Straus Emanuel {Greenebaum, Helbing 6c Co.), dwl 314
Tyler

Straus Emma Miss, dressmaker Simon Stern, dwl 20 Mary

Straus Ernst, butcher George Hasselbach, dwl 154 Steu

Straus Isaac C, dwl 1121 Post

Straus Jacob {Straus, Kohnstamm, <Se Co.), dwl 726 Bush

Straus Julius, cutler, dwl 54 Jessie

STKArS, KOHNSTAMM & CO. {Jacob Straus,
Eiiiil Kohnstamm, and Joseph Bloom), importers and
jobbers crockery, glass ware, cutlery, plated ware,
etc. , NE cor Battery and Pine

Straus L., fancy goods, dwl 208 Tyler

Straus M., scenic artist Maguire's New Theater

Straus .Marks {Straus i- Levy), dwl 633 O'Farrell

Straus Meyer, artist, dwl 710 McAllister

Straus Richard, helper Raneri F. Rochicioli, dwl 21 Min

Straus Samuel J. , real-estate agent, office 316 California
room 8, dwl 805.j Geary

Straus & Le\'y {Marks Straus and Henry Levy), manu-
facturers boys' clothing, SW cor Sansom and Bush

Strauss Alexander, bookkeeper Livingston & Co., dwl 17
Third

Strauss Arthur, upholsterer Hall &)Lachman, dwl 1309
Larkin

Strauss Bernard, butcher, dwl 1309 Larkin

Strauss Bernard, expressman, SW cor Battery and Sacra-
mento, dwl 12J Harriet

Strauss Charles H., merchant, dwl 122 Turk

Strauss Emanuel {Harttnan <{• S.), dwl 1309 Larkin

Strauss Emanuel, salesman William Green, dwl 1309 Lar-
kin

Strauss Emanuel, upholsterer, dwl 1309 Larkin

Strauss Ida Mrs., teacher Geary St. Primarj' School, dwl
1309 Larkin

Strauss J., clerk Abraham Myer, dwl Eloho House

Strauss John, shoemaker Abraham Magnes, dwl 32 Sac

Strauss Jonas {Levi Strauss <& Co.), res New York

Strauss Joseph, silversmith, dwl 701 Tj'Ier

Strauss Kaufman, drayman, office 5 Bat, dwl 701 T>ier

Strauss Levi {Levi Strauss ,t Co.), dwl 019 Leavenworth

STKAIfSS LEVI & CO.(Leri and Louis Strauis, Wil-
liam Sa)dein, a^id Jonas Strauss), importers cloth-
ing and dry goods, 14 and 16 Battery

Strauss Lewis, dry goods, 1213 Stockton

Strauss Louis {Levi Straims tk Co.), dwl 502 Bush

Strauss Martin, dwl 701 Tyler

Strauss Meyer, clerk Kaufman Strauss, dwl 701 Tyler

Strauss Moses, boots and shoes, 18 Fourth, dwl 5 Seventh

Strauss Moses, salesman H. Myer & Son, dwl 27 Harriet

Strauss Moses, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, dwl 44

Third
Strauss Nathan, drayman, dwl 701 Tj-ler
Strauss S. (widow), branch bakery, 1528 Powell cor Green
Strauss S. A., bookkeeper, dwl 610 Hyde
Strauss Samuel, clerk Kaufman Strauss, dwl 701 Tyler
Strauss Samuel, collector, office 715 Clay, dwl 9 Medau PI
Strauss Samuel, salesman McBain & Moral, dwl 44 Third
Straut George, bookkeeper Tj-ng & BuUard, dwl 311 Ttu-k
Straut William E. {Straut i- Hamilton), dwl 311 Turk
STRAUT «& H.IMILTOX {WUliatn E. Straut ajid

William J. Hamilton), importers and dealers car-
riage and wagon materials, NW cor Sacramento and

Drumm
Stray er Le^i B., carpenter, dwl 19 Silver
Streak J. , clerk, dwl 131 O'Farrell
Stream John T., watchmaker Anderson & Randolph, dwl

1009 Vallejo
Streath M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Strecker Adolph {Strecker & Klemm), dwl 273 Stevenson
Strecker & Klemm {Adolph Strecker and Hugo Klemm),

hairdressing saloon, 33 Post
Street Cyrus H., dealer land scrip, office 6 Leidesdorff,aft'l

Russ House
Street Edwin A., painter, dwl 1811 Leavenworth
Street Harriet (widow), dwl 1321 Jackson
Street H. L., dwl E s Bartlett nr Twenty-sixth
Street Nathan J., propr Racine House, 1023 Kearny
Street Peter, toolmaker, dwl 804 Third
Street S., miner, dwl 316 Tjier

Street S. B., salesman F. Chester & Co., dwl 131 O'Farrell
STUEETEN JAMES M., manager London and San

Francisco Bank (limited), office 424 California, dwl

834 Sutter
Streeter Henry H., horsetrainer. Bay District Fair

Grounds
Strehl Adolph, butcher Charles Strehl, dwl 90S Post
Strehl Charles, butcher, 56 Metropolitan Market, dwl 908

Post
Strehl Jacob {Ruh tfc S.), dwl 132 Oak
Strehl Joseph, hairdresser Sand Bros., dwl 567 Minna
Strehl Philip {Wieb'e <b S.), dwl 618 Stevenson
Strei G. L. W., carpenter, dwl 19 Washington Av
Strei John Hennann, driver The Howe Sewing Machine

Co. , dwl 52 Nevada
Streib Charles, hairdressing saloon, 553 Fourth
Streib Julius {Julius Streib d: Brother), dwl 1218 Kearny
Streib Julius & Brother {William), hairdressing saloon,

8 Merchants' Exchange
Streib William {Julius Streib cfc Brother), dwl 131 Gough
Streicher John, cabinetmaker Casper Planz, dwl 410 Sixth,

rear
Streivhert A. , tailor, dwl 134 Fourth
Streisand Nathan Rev., rabbi Congregation Beth Israel,

dwl 526 Tehama
Streng William, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Strenning Matt, carpenter Miners' Foundrj-, dwl 557 Na-

toma
Stressman Leo, jeweler Victor Hauser, dwl 2105 Bush
Stretch Richard H., civil and mining engineer, office 17

Montgomery Block, dwi 672 Twentieth
Stretora Daniel, sausagemaker John Schahhuper, dwl Ess

San Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Streuber Emil, machinist Joseph Galli & Co., dwi Illi-
nois nr Napa
Streuber Gustav, machinist Joseph Galli & Co., dwl 1128

Eddy
Streuli Albert, dwl 621 Pine
Streuli A. William, brewer J. Jacob Streuli,|414 and 416

Dupont
Streuli Emil, musician, dwl 414 Dupont
Streuli John J. , proprietor Swiss Brewery, 412 and 414

Dupont, dwl 18 Stockton PI
Striby Louisa Mrs., teacher music, dwl 969 Howard
Striby William, professor music, dwl 909 Howard
Stricker'William {Heinze <k S.), dwl 427 Natoma

Strickland , calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drimim

Strickland C. , dwl 636 Commercial

Strickland Frank, driver Omnibus R. R.

Strickland George H., teamster, cor Market and Steuart,

dwl 160 Silver
Strickland Jacob, cabinetmaker N. W. Cole & Co., dwl

160 Silver

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Gooc

tP. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Strickland Otis, mining, dwi 733 Guerrero

Strickland Wilford H., porter Louis Epninger, dwl 18

Stone
Struckuieyer Louis, tailor, dwl 20} Fifth Av
Stride John, laborer H. K. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Stride .lohn, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Striejjel Conrail, bricklayer, dwl S a Fourteenth Av nr

liailroad. South S. F.
Striening Mathew, carpenter Miners' Foundry, dwl 557

Natoma
Stringer Arthur R., retoucher Brodeck & Co., dwl 10 Ber-
nard
Stringer Edward, seaman brig Sheet Anchor, Maine St.

Wharf
Stringer F., photographer, dwl 409 Stevenson
Stringer William J., salesman Goodwin &, Co., dwl 2007

Taylor
Stringfellow J., seaman S. S. Belgic
St rob Nicholas, liquor saloon, 831 Sacramento
St robber M., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Strobel Jacob F., dwl 110 Jones
Strober Augustus, machinist, dwl N s Eddy bet Laguna

and Octavia
Strobridge TuUius W. Jr., bookkeeper John P. Lowell,

dwl 1904 Stockton
viiler A., waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
r chker Edward, dwl 10 South Park
"ucker Herman U.W. (Oitiner it Co.), dwl 436 Fremont

'onski Andrea, sausagemaker MatthSus Schwamm,

dwl CI Dupont

■h George, driver Lang & Co., dwl 19 Verba Buena

libihn Uavid, laborer, dwl 226 Chestnut

■ hi Gottfried, cartman, dwl 2 Jasper PI

.111 I'hilip {Kuhn <(• StruM), dwl 9.57 Market

limeier .losejih, shoemaker, dwl 26 Lewis PI
I jlisall William, barkeeper Schwartz & Co., dwl 1 Mar-
ket
Strothsahl William J., porter Sol.Wangenheim &Co.,dwl

8 Ridley
Strom Charles V., watchmaker Edward F. Ohm
Strom Hans, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Striim John T., Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Strom O. P., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
strumberg Frederick W., clerk Gustave Harding, dwl 1027

Market
Stronibcrg James A., Tailors' Pro. Union, SWcor Kearny

and Morton
stromberg Johanna Mrs., dwl 711 Geary, rear
Stninidahl Gust F., Scandinavian Soc, 71 Montgomery
Stromeier Joseph, bootmaker Henrj' Hinders, dwl 26

Louisa
r.inach E., bookkeeper, dwl 519 Ellis
rung , carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 139

South Park Av
ring Allen, dwl 803 Montgomery
- r. mg Charles, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Strong Edward Y., compositor Alta California, dwl 529

California ^

Strong Frederick A., assistant baggage master Oakland

Ferry, dwl 35 Garden
Strijng George H. {Dewey <t- Co.), res West Oakland
Strong George W. (Strong <t- Co.), dwl 2214 Larkin
Strong Henry, dwl 328 Eddy

Strong James, carpenter, dwl S s Twentieth nr Folsom
Strong Marj' E., ladies' nurse, dwl 1520 Folsom
Strong Robert, mining, dwl 204 Montgomery
Strong Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1 Dikeman PI
Strong W. A. , railroad agent, office and dwl 208 Mont
Strong Walter L. {Strono A- Co.), dwl 2216 Larkin
Strong William, watchman Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s

Maryland nr Shasta
Str mg William R. (Strong cfc JTilliatnson), res Oakland
STROXG «fc CO. (George W. Strong and Walter L.

Strong), assayers, and metallurgical works, 10 .Stev
.STRO.W A >VILLIAM,SO.\ (W. B. Strong and

Robert Williamson), seeds and produce, 418 and 420

Clay
Stronger John, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Dmmm
Strosser Hermann, laborer Hathaway's Wharf, dwl Irving

House
Strother Fleet F., supervisor Eighth Ward, dwl 914 Post
Strothoff Herman, dwl 37 Moss
Stroud James A., extraman Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D.,

dwl 144 Second
Stroud John R., apothecary H. P. Wakelee, dwl 1013

Mason
Strout , dwl 125 Francisco

Strout E. N., guager U. S. Internal Revenue, dwl 619

Mission
Strout Marcellus-H., dwl 619 Mission
Strozinski Theophil, cook, dwl 45 Everett
Strozynski Boleslaus, bootmaker George Burkhardt, dwl

80 Clementina
Strozynski Roman, 'hairdressing saloon, 364 Third
Strozynski Stanislas, ladies' hairdresser, 135 Post
Strubl Valentine (Newman ib ,S.), dwl 704 Battery
Struckmann William, barkeeper Frank Nicola3sen, 127

Jackson
Struckmeier Lewis, tailor Gerson Marshall, dwl 29} Fifth

Av
Struckmeyer F., engineer German Hospital, 427 Brannan
Struckineyer J. Herman, master mariner, dwl 1902 Dup
Strueber F., cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 324 Tehama
Strueven B. , tannery, S s Serpentine Av nr Howard
Strueven John, tanner James Duncan, dwlNE cor Eighth

and Brannan
Struffing John, painter, dwl W 3 Octavia bet Post and

Sutter
Strutz Julius, liquor merchant, dwl 2221 Taj'lor
StrUving Hermann, restaurant, 1313 Stockton
Struvy Frederick C, dwl 1330 Pacific
Strj'bing Christian H., capitalist, dwl 1212 Mason
Strj'ker Samuel (Stryker d- Kiernan), dwl 443 First
Stryker & Kiernan (Samuel Stryker and Pliilip Kier-
nan), stevedores. Pier 5 Stenart
Stuart Alexander, carpenter, dwl 54i Nevada
Stuart Alexander C, cashier George T. Marye & Son, dwl

1803 Stockton
Stuart August, soapmaker, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr

Thirtieth
Stuart A. W. , clerk general freight office Central Pac.

R. R. , NE cor Fourth and Towiisend, res Oakland
Stuart Charles E., pianomaker Charles R. Hall, dwl 9S0

Harrison
Stuart Charles H., liquoi saloon, 311 Da\ns, dwl 922

Stockton
Stuart James, dwl 2 California
Stuart James (O'Neil, Kennedy Ji S.), dwl 31 Jessie bet

Seventh and Eiarhth
Stuart James C. , clerk R. D. W. Davis & Co. , dwl 731 Bush
STI'ART JASIE!^ F., attorney at la.w, office 606 Mont-
gomery room 11, dwl 206 Seventh
Stuart Jessie C, steward, dwl 535 Valencia
Stuart John, calker Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steuart
Stuart John, freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 621

Harrison
Stuart Maria A. (widow), dwl W s Mission bet Potter and

Thirteenth
STl'.lUT WILLI.iM, real-estate agent and mining

secretary, office 113 Leidesdorff, dwl 547 Folsom
Stuart William, seaman, dwi 54 Sacramento
Stuart William A. , commission merchant, dwi 206 Seventh
Stuart. See Steuart and Stewart
Stuber Moritz. real estate, dwi 73 Fourth
Stubbs David D., secretarj- O. and O. S. S. Co., office NE

cor Fourth and Townsend room 51, dwl 2317 Mission
Stubbs George, dwl 8 Mason
Stubbs George, carpenter, dwi 110 Jones
Stubbs Jesse, chief engineer stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry,

dwl 407 Fell
Stubbs John, painter, dwi 529 Fourth
Stubbs John C, freight agent Central Pac. R. R., dwl

2332 Mission
Stuci Frederick, expressman, dwi 1185 Broadway
Stuckey W. B., clerk Cross & Co., dwi 803 Hyde
Stucky Christian, tanner George Dietsch, dwi cor Serpen-
tine Av and Howard
Studer Frederick, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial

Studley , measurer C. A. Hooper & Co.

Studley Benjamin W., watchmaker, engraver, watch-
makers' tools, materials, etc., 240 Montgomerj-, dwl

502 Third
Studliger George, bookkeeper, dwi 235 Broadway
Studwick Joseph E. , shoe manuf , 15 Fifth Av
Studwick William F., clerk Stephen Thomas, dwl 15 Filth

Av
Stuge Mary Mrs., dwi 5 Margaret PI
Stuhlmacher William, barkeeper John G. Maass, dwi SE

cor Howard and Main
Stuhr Cliarles, porter H. Liebes & Co., dwl 31 Tehama
Stuhr Christian, compositor Abend Post, dwi 253 Tehama
Stuhr George, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. C'olima
Stuhr Henry, polisher Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwi 408

Francisco
Stuhr John, seaman, dwi 32 Steuart
Stuhr Louis C, brassfinisher George H. Tay & Co.

STEELE'S Grlycerine Lotion cures Tan, SunbTim, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant k

Stukey J. N., agent, dwl Russ House

Stumer Henry {Stuiner <t Jiainsey), 921 Kearny

Stumer Ai Ramsey (Henry Stumer and Peter Ramsey),

li(iunr saloon, 921 'Kearny
Stiimm Frank L., dwl 10 Silver
Stump Irwin C, salesman Charles Clayton & Co., dwl 120

Fulton
Stumpf Balthaser, bakery, 220 Pacific
Stumpf C. L., proptr Occidental Lodging House, 536 Mar-
ket
Stumpf John, liquor saloon, N a First Av nr Kentucky,

South S. F.
Stumjif Joseph, shoemaker, 501 O'Farrell
Stumpf Ludwig, bootmaker John Peck, dwl SW cor Post

and Dupont
Stunn Frederick, silversmith, dwl 18 First
Stureken Edward H., jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 333

Shipley
Sturdivant Robert O., real estate, dwl N s Twentieth bet

Valencia and Dolores
Sturenburg William, barber Anthony Koelzer, dwl 316

Minna
Sturgeon Alexander S. (Black cfc Co.), dwl 613 Mission
Sturgeon Andrew, stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl

621 Market
Sturges A. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Annie M. Reen, dwl 34

Welsh
Sturges C, clerk, dwl 110 Taylor

Sturges F. F., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., res Oak-
land
Sturges Ira B., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 919 Polk
Sturges James, painter, dwl 707 Clementina
Sturges John R., cook schr Montana, Maine St. Wharf
Sturges K., miner, dwl 23 Stockton

Sturges Selden, principal West End School, dwl 2936 Miss
Sturges W., marblepolisher Stephen Campodonico, dwl

221 Tehama
Sturges William D., port captain G. N. & P. S. S. Co., dwl

1517 Geary, rear
Sturk A., carder Mission Woolen Mills
Sturke William, proptr Summit House, W s San Jos6

Road nr St. Mary's College
Sturken Henry (Sturkcn dt Alders), dwl 229 Spear
Sturken & Ahlers (Henry Sturken and George Aiders),

wines and liquors, 229 Sjjear
Sturla Antonio (Antonio Sturla & Co.), dwl 2400 Cal
Sturla Antonio & Co. (Duminico Jezzerolle), wood and

coal, 2400 California
Sturla Doniinico, dwl 3 Tajdor PI
Sturla G. B. (G. Cuneo & Co.), dwl 1 Lafayette PI
Sturm V. H., agent Kentucky Distilling Co., office 323

Front room 11, dwl 930 Market
Sturman Benjamin, physician, office and dwl 649 Howard
Sturr Harry, oysternian Moraghan & Lynch, dwl 1707

Jones
Sturt Edward, painter St. Denis & Chesney, dwl 1023 Pow
Sturtevant George, dwl Silver Av nr San Bruno Road
Sturtevant Irving, salesman S. P. Taylor & Co., dwl S s

Fifteenth Av bet P and Q, South's. F.
Sturtevant J. Lawrence, melter Pac. Refinery and Bullion

Exchange, dwl Silver Av nr San Bruno Road
sturtevant S. C. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School
Sturz John H., engineer, dwl 816 Jackson
Sturzas Nicholas, barkeeper, dwl 240 Jessie
Sturze Henry, shoemaker, dwl Helvetia Hotel
Stttrzen John, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Sturzenegger Charles, driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwl

52 Tehama
Stut Henry C. H. , blacksmith Hendry & Co. , dwl 182 Stev-
enson
Stutsman David, tinsmith, dwl 507 Mission
Stutt Henry, blacksmith, dwl 182 Stevenson
Stutter Augustus, watchman, dwl 104 Market
Stuttmeister Rudolph F. W., physician, office 106 Dupont,

dwl 1813 Powell
Stuttmeister Victor R., salesman Samuel Leszynsky &

Bro., dwl 512 Howard
Stutz Jacob, butcher Thos. Mclnerney, dwl 311 Broadway
Stutz Jacob, wines and liquors, 307 Broadway
Stutzer Ferdinand, dwl 135^ Shipley
Styche Arthur, laborer, dwl 327 Beale •

Styche E., varnisher Goodwin k Co.

Styche Henry, helper Pac. SawManuf. Co., dwl 327 Beale
Styes Lewis, first cook Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Styes Frank, watchmaker, dwl 110 Clara
Styles George, carjienter and builder, dwl 418 Post
Styles Henry R., porter George H. Tay & Co., dwl 304

Jackson

Styles Leonard F., engineer stm El Capitan, dwl 1010

Hyde
Styles. See Stiles

Stymus Vf. P., architect, dwl Lick House
Sii Wah Lung (Chinese), slipper manufacturers, 534 Com
Suanet Charles, assistant keeper Golden Gate Park, dwl

NW cor Point Lobos and Seventh avs
Suart Miles, clerk James Smart, dwl 20.V Welsh
Subert Charles, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Sublett Nellj' B. Miss, teacher music, dwl 942 Mission
Sublett William, dentist, dwl 793 Mission
Sublette William, purser stm Pelican, res Oakland
Succor Mill and Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), William H.

Watson secretary, office 302 Montgomery
Such Francis L. , dairyman San Miguel Ranch, cor Doug-
lass and Twenty-fourth
Suchoszenske Frank, peddler, dwl 1 Lick
Sucich Peter (Stevens ct Co.), dwl 623 Davis
Suckow Charles, cabinetmaker, 511 Jackson, dwl 619

Geary, rear
Suckow Svilliam, tailor, dwl 617 Geary, rear
Sucre Dirk, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Sudden Robert, master mariner, dwl 716 Hayes
Sue Gee (Chinese), carpenter, 754 Washington
Sue Wa (Chinese), merchant, 709 Jackson
Sue Wah Kee (Chinese), manufs ladies' shoes, 185 Post
Sue Woo & Co. (Chinese), groceries, 941 Dupont
Suee John, cook Torrens «& Enricht, dwl 1520 Clay
Suenskerson Ole (Matson d- S.), dwl Western House
Suffern David, brakeman Central Pac. R. R., dwl 1555

Kearny
Suffern James, laborer, dwl 1555 Kearny
Suffern Mary Jane Miss, dressmaking, dwl 1555 Kearny
Suffern William, musician, dwl 1555 Kearny
Sugden W^illiam, porter Miller & Co., dwl SW cor Sansom

and Greenwich
SugTue James Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 112 Perrj'
Sugut Francis, gilder and decorator, dwl 114 Mason
Suhl Christian F. (Barz, S. & Co.), dwl 118 Sacramento
Suhling Herman H. (Bredhoff d: S.), dwl 29 Ritch
Suhr Herman F. (Tietjen dt S.), dwl 507 East
Suich G. & Co., importers and wholesale liquors, 623 San
Suich Gerolamo (G. Suich cfc Co.), dwl 1029 Pacific
Suie Long & Co. (Chinese), tailors, 827 Washmgton
Suisan A. (widow), dwl 1318 Dupont
Suitet Peter, barkeeper John Issaly, dwl 647 Commercial
Suits Robert L., machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 517 Six-
teenth
Sularo Gerano, dwl 1 St. Charles PI
Sularo Vianco, bootblack, dwl 1 Sonoma PI
Suling Carl, clerk Muecke, Victor & Co., 109 California
Suling Frank, butcher Dean & Sutherland, dwl W s Rail-
road Av bet Eleventh and Twelfth, South S. F.
Suling William, clerk Bose & Benecke, dwl 670 Clem
Suling. See Suhling

Sulix Suginal , jeweler William Baehr & Co. , dwl 142 Silver
Sullen A. , waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Sullen Samuel (Pinto cfc Co.), dwl 24 Morton
Sulley P. F., dwl 438 Broadway
Sullivan Ann (wid»w), laundress, dwl 111 Welsh
Sullivan Annie, finisher Mission Woolen Mills
Sullivan Annie Miss, domestic A. R. Eddy, 236 Taylor
Sullivan Annie Mrs., dressmaker, 323 Third
Sullivan Barry, actor Baldwin's Academy of Music
Sullivan Bart, boarding, 414 Folsom
Sullivan Bartholomew L. , laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl

18 Minna
Sullivan Bridget (widow), dwl 535 Mission
Sullivan Bridget (widow), dwl W s Georgia nr Shasta
Sullivan Bridget (widow), dwl NW cor Larkin and Filbert
Sullivan Catherine (widow), dwl 830 Pacific
Sullivan Catherine (widow), dwl 853 Harrison
Sullivan Catherine (widow), dwl 1213 Broadway
Sullivan Catharine Mrs. , nurse, dwl 1825 Hyde
Sullivan Catherine Mrs., lodgings, 17 Third
Sullivan Catherine Mrs., stamping and embroiderj', 24

Second
Sullivan Charles, butcher W. J. Townshend &, Co., dwl

cor Railroad and Ninth Av, South S. F.
Sullivan Charles, plumber, dwl 568 Mission i

Sullivan Charles D., teamster, dwl 630 Post |

Sullivan Charlotte (widow), dwd 210 O'Farrell
Sullivan Colman, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Sullivan Cornelius, expressman, NW cor Howard and
Fourth, dwl 6 Bowie Av .;

Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 29 White PI
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, dwl E s Harrison nr Alabama,

rear
Sullivan Cornelius, longshoreman, dwl 29 Jessie

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

J. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 703, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Sullivan Cornelius, miner, dwi 520 Mission
Sullivan Ooniclius, shoemaker, dwl 20 Lanfjton
Sullivan Coniolius, shoonuiker, dwl 85;i llarri.son
Sullivan Cornelius, shoemaker U. VV. Emerson, dwl 133

Fifth
Sullivan Cornelius, stockdriver, dwl eor First Av and Ken-

tueky, South S. F.
Sullivan Cornelius, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 016 Post
Sullivan Conielius D. O. (Sullivan, TTe^i/ .(: Co.), dwl 1023

Hush
Sullivan Cornelius T., trader, dwl lOJ Grand Av
Sullivan Cornelius P., junk dealer, dwl 510 Post
Sullivan D., seaman, 123 Jackson
Sullivan D., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
Sullivan D., Turkish baths, 777 Market
Sullivan Uanicl, barkeeiier, dwl 303 Sutter
Sullivan Daniel, boilennaker ITnion Iron Works
Sullivan Daniel, boottitter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl

132 Oak
Sullivan Daniel, carrier Eveninjr Post, dwl 1309 Stockton
Suliivan Daniel, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 1143 Harrison
Sullivan Daniel, deckhand stni Louise, dwl C25 Davis
Sullivan Daniel, engineer, dwl 233 Perrj'
Sullivan Daniel, engineer, dwl S s Twenty-third nr Guer-
rero
Sullivan Daniel, groceries and liquors, NVV cor Fourth

and Freelon
Sullivan Daniel, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 15

Oak Grove Av
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, dwl 27 Minna
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, dwl 05i Stevenson
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, dwl NAV cor Octavia and Grove
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, dwl Pacific Av bet Laguna and

Uuchanan
Sullivan Daniel, laborer Golden Gate Park
Sullivan Daniel, laborer Henrj' J. McLerie, dwl 262 Jessie
Sullivan Daniel, laborer Ton-ens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Sullivan Daniel, longshoreman, dwl 1 Lincoln PI
Sullivan Daniel, plasterer, dwl .568 Mission
Sullivan Daniel, porter Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 555 J Na-

toma
Sullivan Daniel, seaman, dwl 25 Commercial, rear
Sullivan Daniel, waterman Golden Gate Park
Sullivan Daniel A., carpenter Peter LjMich, dwl G50 How
Sullivan Daniel J., clerk La Grande Laundry Co., dwl 110

Fourth
Sullivan Daniel J., locksmith, 14 Fourth
Sullivan Daniel J., printer Alta California, dwl 1308Steiner
Sullivan Daniel M., coppersmith, dwl 1506 Dupont, rear
Sullivan Daniel O., 'plasterer, dwl 508 Mission
Sullivan Daniel T. (Botts d- S.), attorney at law, office 123

California, dwl 126 Fourteenth
Sullivan David, laborer, dwi 108 Dora, rear
Sullivan David, laborer, dwl 567 Stevenson
Sullivan D. C, dwl W s Buchanan bet Ellis and G'Farrell
Sullivan D. D., Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Sullivan Delia Miss, dressmaker, 1000 Washington
Sullivan Dennis, barkeeper, dwl 456 Minna
Sullivan Dennis, driver City R. R.,dwl N s Twenty -fourth

bet Columbia and Brj'ant
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, dwl 15 Florence
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, dwl 44 Clementina
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, dwl 134^ Eighth
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, dwl 919 Folsom
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, dwl W s and nr San Miguel Sta-
tion
Sullivan Dennis, shipcarpenter, dwl 204 Second
Sullivan Dennis, tailor, dwl 21 Sherwood PI
Sullivan Dennis Mrs. , boarding and lodging, 44 Clem
Sullivan Dennis W., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomerov & Co.,

dwl 22 Harriet
Sullivan Desmond, bookkeeper Nevada Bank of San Fran-
cisco, dwl 309 Powell
Sullivan D. J., messman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco
Sullivan E., fireman Engine STo. 1 S. F. F. D.
Sullivan Edward, laborer James W. Cox & Co., dwl 221

Fourth
Sullivan Ellen, chambermaid American Exchange Hotel
Sullivan Ellen, dressmaker, dwl 220 Third
Sullivan Ellen Mrs., lodgings, 210i Washington
Sullivan Eugene, liquor saloon, SE cor Battery and Jack-
son, dwl 1807 Powell
Sullivan Eugene, plasterer, dwl 568 Mission
Sullivan Eugene D., carpenter, dwl 267 Minna
Si'LLIVAN EI'OEXE L., real estate, office 6 Mont-
gomery Av third floor, and S. F. park commissioner,
dwl 803 Stockton

Sullivau F., laborer George H.'WTiitney, 114 Steuart
Sullivan Florence (Kenni'lh/ it S.), dwl 81 Everett
Sullivan Florence, molder Savage & Son, dwl 110 Polk
Sullivan Florence Rev., professor St. Ignatius College,

dwl 841 Market
Sullivan Florence J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

dwl E s Har bet 'IVenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Sullivan F. P., seaman sloop May Flower, Jackson St.

Wharf
Sullivan George F. , bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and

Loan Soc, dwl S s Tyler bet Steiner and Fillmore
Sullivan Giles V., carpenter, dwl 1 Mary
Sullivan Gustavus A., entry clerk, dwl 238 Jessie
Sullivan Henry, asphaltvnnroofer, dwl 424 Broadway
Sulli\"an Henry, porter Lick House
Sullivan Henrj' R., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E 8

Louisiana nr Shasta
Sullivan Honora Miss, dwl 62 First
Sullivan Hugh, carpenter William E. Stewart, Twelfth Av

bet P and Q, South S. F.
Sullivan Hugh, clork, dwl 001 Natoma
Sullivan Hugh P., hostler, dwl 412 Drumm
Sullivan J. (widow), dwl SW cor Ridley and Valencia
Sullivan J., laborer Patent Brick Co.
Sullivan J., messman stm Oriflamnie Oregon S. S. Co.
Sullivan J. Mrs., hairwork, 33 Sixth
Sullivan James, bookkeeper, dwl 155 Tehama
Sullivan James, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 20 Minna
Sullivan James, bricklayer, dwl 673 Clementina
Sullivan James, clerk T. Sullivan, dwl 471 Jessie
Sullivan James, horseshoer, 218 Post, dwl 307 Hayes
Sullivan James, hostler Henry Welch, dwl Bay District

Fair Grounds
Sullivan James, laborer, dwl 20 Sacramento
Sullivan James, laborer, dwl 29J Crocker
Sullivan James, laborer, dwl 81 Everett
Sullivan James, laborer, dwl 726 Clementina
Sullivan James, laborer, dwl 1308 Steiner
Sullivan James, laborer, dwl NE cor Alabama and Har
Sullivan James, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Sullivan James, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Sullivan James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Sullivan James, liquor saloon, SWcor Ridley and Mission
Sullivan James, longshoreman, dwl 212 Broadway
Sullivan James, painter Wason & Morris
Sullivan James, porter E. Detrick & Co., dwi SE eor Hyde

and Union
Sullivan James, seaman, dwl 531 East
Sullivan James, shoemaker dwl 853 Harrison
Sullivan James, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, dwl 107 Ship
Sullivan James, teamster, dwl NW cor Baker and McAl-
lister
Sullivan James, trunkmaker, 24 Second
Sullivan James T., physician and surgeon, office and dwl

106 Stockton
Sullivan James F., printer, dwl 1407 California
Sullivan James F., shoemaker, dwl 906 Powell
Sullivan James H., carjjenter, dwl 323 Third
Sullivan James H. , clerk P. H. Canavan, dwl N s Vallejo

bet Battery and Sansom
Sullivan Jane "(widow), dwl cor Crescent Av and Yates.

Bernal Heights
Sullivan J. E., upholsterer William Green, dwl 542 How
Sullivan Jeremiah, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe

Co., dwl 242^ Clara
Sullivan Jeremiah, canvasser, dwl S s Elizabeth nr Guer-
rero
Sullivan Jeremiah, fireman Southern Pac. R. R.
Sullivan Jeremiah, helper Savage & Son, dwl 15 Geneva
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 2 Lick
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 18 Gilbert
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 109 Park Av
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 116 Ivy Av
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 449 Natoma
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 552 Mission
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 1065 Market
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 1825 Hyde
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet Sansom

and Montgomery
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer Golden Gate Park
Sullivan Jeremiah, longshoreman, dwl 657 Howard
Sullivan Jeremiah, miner, dwl 212 Broadway
Sullivan Jeremiah, nurse Small Pox Hospital, cor Colusa

and De Haro
SITLLIVAX JEREMIAH I»AVID (Mogan d- S.),

attorney at law, otSce 408 California, dwi 15i Welsh
Sl'LLIVAX JEKE.MIAII F., attorney at law, office
607 Kearny, dwl SW cor \'alencia and Ridley

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercliant

Sullivan Jeremiah F., painter, 26 Gcarj', dwl 2721 Fol
Sullivan .1. F., blacksmith U. S. Mint, dwl 413 Natoma
Sullivan J. F., sawyer William B. Bradbury, dwl 21-1 Min
Sullivan J. Jerome, florist, 11 Trinit\-, dwl 657 Folsom
Sullivan J. N. Mrs., fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 668

-Mission
Sullivan John, dwl 413 Natoma
Sullivan John, dwl 7.51 Howard
Sullivan John, baker Grant & Gibson, dwl 50!) Third
Sullivan John, blacksmith Central R. R., dwl 1062 Bryant
Sullivan John, blacksmith Samuel W. Weston, dwl S s

Pacific bet Hyde and Larkin
Sullivan John, boilmennaker, dwl 266 Jessie, rear
Sullivan John, holtmaker Pac. Rolling Mills
Sullivan John, bootmaker, NE cor Jackson and Battery
Sullivan John, butcher John Morjjan
Sullivan John, butcher Sullivan & Delaney, dwl 1120 Fol
Sullivan John, butcher William O'Brien, dwl S s Railroad

Av nr Thirteenth Av, South S. F.
Sullivan John, carpenter, dwl 84 j Col ton
Sullivan John, cartman, 256j Jessie
Sullivan John, coalpasser stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Sullivan John, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 2

S. F. F. D., dwl 625 Broadway
Sullivan John, fruit peddler, junction Market and Sacra-
mento, dwl 55 Da%is
Sullivan John, gasfitter Nye & Acheson, dwl 1314 Hyde
Sullivan John, glasscutter Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl 26

Jessie
Sullivan John, housemover and raiser, 723 Brannan
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 9j Freelon
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 37 Commercial
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 58 Everett
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 117 First Av bet Fifteenth

and Sixteenth
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 138 Folsom, rear
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 519 Jessie
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 555j Natoma
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 621 Ellis, rear
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 919 Folsom
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 1213 Broadway
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl NE cor Sixteenth and Miss
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl cor King and Haggin
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl NW cor Octavia and Grove
Sullivan John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Sullivan John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 18 Dora
Sullivan John, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Sullivan John, laundrjinan La Grande Laundry, dwl 8

Fifth Av
Sullivan John, machinist, dwl 606 Third
Sullivan John, miner, dwl 518 Pacific
Sullivan John, pressman, dwl 509 Washington
Sullivan John, printer, dwl 665 Mission
Sullivan John, policeman City Hall, dwl SE cor Washing-
ton Av and Twenty-seventh, Bemal Heights
Sullivan John, real estate, dwl 1037 Mission
Sullivan John, teamster Central Wool Depot, dwl 611

Natoma
Sullivan John, upholsterer, dwl 542 Howard
Sullivan John Jr. , bootmaker, dwl NE cor Jackson and

Battery
Sullivan John D., dwl 52 Brady
Sullivan John D., bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,

dwl 519 Shotwell
Sullivan John F., stevedore, dwl 12 Freelon
Sullivan John H., black.smith, 815 Market, dwl 427 Stev
Sullivan John J., barkeeper Jacob Stutz, dwl 402 Bdwy
Sullivan John J., boatman, dwl 307 Union
Sullivan John J., merchant tailor, 1025 Market, dwl 27

Dora
Sullivan John J., scrollsawj'er, dwl 214 Minna
Sullivan John M. , editor, office 74 Montgomery Block,

dwl 1012 Taylor
Sullivan John P., hostler John Crooks, dwl Bay District

Fair Grounds
Sullivan Jose])h, coachman Milton S. Latham, 638 Fol
Sullivan Joseph, carpenter, dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Sullivan Joseph F., packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 1117

Mission
Sullivan Josephine Miss, dwl 419 Minna
Sullivan J. P., travelling agent Cal. Chemical Paint Co.,

dwl Russ House
Sullivan Julia (widow), dwl 720 Grove
Sullivan Kate (widow), dwl 311 Brannan
Sullivan Kate (widow), dwl 256j Jessie
Sullivan Kate (widow), dwl 830 Pacific

Sullivan Kate, laundress Grand Hotel

Sullivan Kate Miss, forewoman Frank G. Edwards, dwl
.517 Pine

Sullivan Kate Miss, principal Bryant St. Primary School,
dwl 725 Pine

SULLIVAN, KELLY <& CO. (C. D. O. Sullivan and
James li. Kelly), importers and dealers paints, oils,
glass, etc., 101-105 Front

Sullivon Lawrence, laborer Mason's Brewery, dwl 625
Chestnut

Sullivan Lilly Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 8 Fifth
Av

Sullivan Louisa (widow), seamstress, dwl 1134 Pacific

Sullivan M., dwl 523 O'Farrell

Sullivan M., boo),s and shoes, 41 Sixth

Sullivan M., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 Howard

Sullivan M., laborer Hathaw.ay's Wharf, dwl 103 Jessie

Sullivan M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Sullivan M., laborer Patent Brick Co., dwl Mechanics'
House, Berry nr Fourth

Sullivan M., laborer S. F. Manuf. Co.

Sullivan Maggie (widow), dwl 47 Jessie

Sullivan Margaret (widow), dwl 307 Union

Sullivan Margaret, chambermaid Russ House

Sullivan Martin, laborer, dwl 225 Perry

Sullivan Marj' (widow), dwl 3 Sherwood PI

Sullivan Marj' (widow), dwl 326 Green

Sullivan Mary (widow), dwl 833 Miller PI

Sullivan Mary (widow), dwl N s Twenty-fourth bet Co-
lumbia and Brj'ant

Sullivan Marj', chambennaid Russ House

Sullivan Mary, finisher Mission Woolen Mills

Sullivan Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 62 First

Sullivan Marj- Mrs. , dwl 174 Minna

Sulli\an Marj' H. , furnished rooms, 843 Clay

Sullivan Matthew, laborer, dwl junction County and Mis-
sion and Ocean Beach roads

Sullivan Maurice, extraman Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D.

Sullivan Michael, dwl 18 Dora

Sullivan Michael, dwl 127 Harrison

Sullivan Michael, barkeeper Patrick Sullivan, dwl 627 Da-
vis

Sullivan Michael, boilermaker F. I. Curry

Sullivan Michael, carpenter, dwl 104 Mason

Sullivan Michael, hackdriver D. E. Root & Co., dwl 853
Harrison

Sullivan Michael, hostler Heal.ey & Fegen, dwl 332 Bush

Sullivan Michael, laborer, dwl 3 Miller PI

Sullivan Michael, laborer, dwl 41 Louisa

Sullivan Michael, laborer, dwl 706 Brannan

Sullivan ilichael, laborer, dw! 1405 Stockton, rear

Sullivan Michael, laborer, dwl SW cor Valencia and Rid-
ley

Sullivan Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana

Sullivan Michael, liquor saloon, 520 First

Sullivan Michael, molder, dwl 305 First ^

Sullivan Michael, painter, dwl 240 Clara

Sullivan Michael, pantryman, dwl 54 Jessie

Sullivan Michael, porter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.

Sullivan Michael, stonecutter D. W. Emerson & Co., dwl
W s Kansas nr Nevada

Sullivan Michael, tamier Funcke & Co., dwl W s Kansas
nr Nevada

Sullivan Jlichael H., horseshoer Central R. R., dwl 20
Langton

Sullivan Michael J., soapmaker, dwl 18 St. Mary, rear

Sullivan Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Orlando H. Bogart
secretary, office 328 Montgomery room 13

Sullivan Murty, expressman, SE cor Sutter and Kearny,
dwl 510 Minna

Sullivan Murty, marblepolisher E. McGrath, dwl 510
Minna

Sullivan Nash J., drayman D. L. Famsworth, dwl 1117
Mission, rear

Sullivan Nellie Miss, upholsteress Frank G. Edwards, dwl
517 Pine

Sullivan Nora Miss, human hair goods, 631 Market, Pal-
ace Hotel, dwl 10 Henrietta Square

Sullivan Norah G. Miss, teacher San Bruno School

Sullivan Owen, barkeeper Johti Galvin, dwl 1403 Mont

Sullivan P., hostler Norton & Adams, dwl 21 Bannam PI'

Sullivan P., laborer Hinckley & Co.

Sullivan P., oiler stm Oritlamme, Oregon S. S. Co.

Sullivan Patrick, dwl 348 Fourth

Sullivan Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 123 Fifth

Sullivan Patrick, blacksmith Savage & Son, dwl 83 Clem

Sullivan Patrick, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 313 Val-
lejo ;

BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Marb

'. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Sullivan Patrick, bricklayer, office NE cor Kearny and

Bush, ihvl 277 Stevenson
Siillivun ratrick, clerk, dwl 2031 Mission
Sullivan Patrick, drayman Mead & Uunyon, dwl 510 Post
Sullivan Patrick, driver Chase & Wolf, dwl Sansom bet

Vallcjo and Green, rear
Sullivan Patrick, horse dealer, dwl 530 Market
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 13 Natonia
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 15 Geneva
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 103 Clinton
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 2011 Leidesdorfl
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 312 Vallejo, rear
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 823 Folsoni
Sullivan Patrick, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Sullivan Patrick, liquor saloon, 627 Davis, dwl 5 iidwy
Sullivan Patrick, livery stables, iU5 Folsom
Sullivan Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 35 Jessie
Sullivan J'atrick, marbleculler Jeremiah Dempsey, dwl

40 Moss
Sullivan Patrick, nightwatchman Brick Preserving Co.,

dwl l(i liluxome
Sullivan Patrick, peddler, dwl 51 Stevenson
Sullivan Patrick, jKirter Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl W

s Columbia bet Twenty -second and Twenty -third
Sullivan Patrick, seaman, dwl 31 Pacific
Sullivan Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 313 Vallejo
Sullivan I'atrick, upholsterer, dwl (il(i Post
Sullivan Patrick C, foimdrjnnan, dwl 250 Tehama
Sullivan Patrick H., plasterer, dwl S s Cortland Av nr

Islais Creek, Bernal Heights
Sullivan I'atrick H., porter Henry Underwood, dwl 412

Fulsom, rear
Sullivan Patrick J., furdresser, dwl 7 Lick '
Sullivan Patrick J., marbleworker Andrea Paltenghi, dwl

50 Clara
Sullivan Peter, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl Bernal

Heights
Sullivan Peter, paver superintendent streets, dwl N s Ash

Av bet Laguna and Octavia
Sullivan Peter V)., marblepolisher Leon R. Myers & Co.,

dwl 555 Stevenson
Sullivan Peter J., marblecutter Bernard Leddy, dwl Ns

Ash bet Laguna and Octavia
Sullivan P. F. Mrs., groceries and liquors, SW cor Silver

and Third
Sullivan P. J. (P. ./. Sullivan & Co.), and photographic

gallery', 33 Third
Sullivan P. J., clerk City Hotel, 37 and 39 First
Sullivan P. J., upholsterer, 616 Post
Sullivan P. J. & Co. (Jeremiah Dunleavy), clothing, 35

Third
Sullivan P. T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
SILLIVAX KK'HARD, editor Monitor, office 622

Ciay, dwl 1526 Powell
Sullivan Robert, carpenter, dwl 21 Langton
Sullivan Robert, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Hum-
boldt, Potrero ^oint
Sullivan Robert, painter, dwl E 8 Folsom bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Sullivan Robert P., salesman Eklmond 0. Kennedy, dwl

118 Post
Sullivan Rosa Mrs., dwl 156 Tehama
Sullivan Stephen, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Sullivan T., bricklayer, dwl 22 Turk
Sullivan Terrence, engineer Pac. Oil and Ldad Works,

dwl 613 Third
Sullivan Terrence, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl

E s Florida bet Solano and P.utte
Sullivan T. H., carpenter B. Bradbury, dwl fe Everett
Sullivan Thomas, dwl 1407 California
Sullivan Thomas, assistant bookkeeper A. C. Dietz & Co.,

dwl NW cor Geary and Taylor
Sullivan Thomas, calker Boole & Webster
Sullivan Thomas, coachman, dwl 5 Montgomery PI
Sullivan Thomas, driver Dexter Stable, dwl 223 Bush
Sullivan Thomas, engineman No. 11 S. F. F. D., dwl

Fourteenth Av nr Railroad, South S. F.
Sullivan Thomas, foreman A. F. Spear & Co., 218Drumm
Stlllivan Thomas, fruit dealer, dwl Main bet Mission and

Howard
Sullivan Thomas, hackman, dwl 1002 Sutter
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, dwl lOJ Rausch, rear
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, dwl 54 Minna, rear
Sulhvan Thomas, laborer Edward B. Gethin, dwl N s

Francisco bet Kearny and Dupont
Sullivan Thomas, painter N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

336 Natoma
Sullivan Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 117 First Av bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth

Sullivan Thomas, stevedore, dwl 22 Harriet
8|;LLIVA1V I'llONAS, suits and cloaks, 14 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1822 Market
Sullivan Thomas, wiper Southern Pac. R. R.
Sullivan Thomas D., calker, dwl E s San Jos(S Av nr

Twenty-fourth
Sullivan Thomas O., groceries and liquors, SE cor Mis-
sion and Thirteenth
Sullivan Thomas H., plumber Raisch & Buchholz, dwl

1407 California
Sullivan Thomas N. , laborer, dwl W s Laskie nr Stev
Sullivan Timothy (Sullivan d- Dclamni), dwl 1120 Kulsom
Sullivan Timothy, barkeeper T. D. Sullivan, dwl 311) Clem
Sullivan Timothy, carpenter, dwl 28 Everett
Sullivan Timothy, carpenter, dwl 343 Jessie, rear
Sullivan Timothy, carriagepainter, dwl 507 Mission
Sullivan Timothy, helper Pioneer Iron Works, dwl 17

Tehama
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, dwl 81 Everett
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, dwl 244 Clementina
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, dwl 423 Powell, rear
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, dwl 1065 Market
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, dwl N s Twenty-sixth bet

Church and Dolores
Sullivan Timothy, plasterer, dwl 19 Gilbert
Sullivan Timothy, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Sullivan Timothy, teamster Smith, Cutter & Co. , dwl Perry

nr Fourth
Sullivan Timothy D., liquor saloon, 241 Fourth, dwl 319

Clementina
Sullivan Timothy J., liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and

Everett, dwl 830j Harrison
Sullivan Timothy J., marblecutter John Daniel i Co., dwl

W s Chen-y nr Washington
Sullivan Timothy J., shipcarpenter, dwl 110 Fourth
Sullivan T. M. Mrs., teacher Silver St. Primary School,

dwl 1018 Stockton
Sullivan William, blacksmith Patrick Bums, dwl NE cor

Valencia and Sixteenth
Sullivan William, gasfitter Louis Hufschmidt & Bro., dwl

427 Stevenson
Sullivan William, liquor saloon, 733 Howard
Sullivan William, tanner, dwl W s Channel nr Santa Clara
Sullivan William, teamster, dwl 15 Jessie
Sullivan William, waiter Grand Hotel
Sullivan William, waiter Russ House
Sullivan William J., barkeeper Perry & Doyle, dwl 742

Washington
Sullivan William J., brassmolder Weed & Kingwell, dwl

229 First
Sullivan William J., shoemaker, dwl 1424 Washington
Sullivan William O., clerk Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl 1023

Bush
Sullivan William P., bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,

dwl 616 Ivy Av
Sullivan William P., special policeman, dwl 520 Turk
Sullivan William P. Jr., bookkeeper S. Mosgrove & Co.,

dwl 616 Ivy Av
Sullivan & Delaney (Timothy Sullivan and William De-

laney), market, SE cor Dora and Harrison
Sullivan's Building, Samuel Mathieu proprietor, 1027 and

1031 Dupont
Sully John, plumber, dwl 123 Fifteenth
Sulphur Bank Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.),

Lucien Hermann secretary, office 330 Pine room 30
Sulphuret Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Walter E. Dean

secretary, office 419 Calilornia room 19
Sulz George, storekeeper S. S. Oceanic
Sulzbach Carl Wilhelm, carpenter and inventor, dwl E s

Columbia bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Simim Andrew, butcher Poly, Heilbron &, Co., dwl Union

nr Leavenworth
Summer Edward, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl Har-
mony Hotel
Summerfield Alexander Jr. (Maskcll i- S.), dwl 935 How
Summerfield Alice Miss, teacher Shotwell St. Primary

School, dwl 935 Howard
Summerfield Hattie Miss, teacher music Public Schools,

dwl 935 Howard
Summerfield Levi, speculator, dwl 935 Howard
Summerfield Solomon, dwl 935 Howard
SUniltlEUHAYS WILLIAM, photograph gallery, 612

Clay, dwl SW cor Mason and Green
Summerly Thomas, laborer Charles W. Thomas, dwl 614

Minna
Summers Andrew, carpenter, dwl 1807 Powell
Summers Calvin, clerk Sidney V. Smith & Son, dwl 3

Sheppard PI
Summers Edward, carpenter, dwl 20 Taylor

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.!

Summers Edward, plumber, dwi 1238 Market

Summers G., dwl 8 Virt,diiia Alley

Summers G. M. Mrs., iiliysician, iitBce and dwl 509 Bush

Summers Henry, clerk Cornelius Hcrz, dwl '206 Kearny

Siunmers Henry, porter Homer Williams & Co.

Summers Henry A., phj'sician, office and dwl 776 Howard

Summers J., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 21S Drumm

Summers J. F., student, dwl .509 Bush

Summers John, plasterer, dwl 20 Allen

Summers Owen, teamster Nathan Davidson, dwl NW cor

Pennsylvania Av and Sierra
Summers T., dwl 122 Ellis
Summers. See Somers

Summerville H., captain first watch Palace Hotel
Summerville Henrj', seaman schr C. E. Whiting, Wash-

ini,'ton St. Wharf
Summerville Peter, cai^penter, dwl 231 First
Summer\ille Robert, jjorter William Ward & Co., dwl 236

Clara
Summerville William, caqjenter, dwl 55 Natoma
Summerville. See Sommerville

Summins .John, coachman Frank H.Woods, dwl 913 Pine
Sumner Charles A. , phonographic reporter Su)reme Court

of California, office 640 Clay, dwl 502 Powell
Sumner Charles R., advertising agent, office 509 Clay, res

Oakland
Sumner Edwin V., captain Fourth U. S. Artillery, dwl

Presidio Barracks
Sumner Ella Miss, dwl 1151 Mission
Sumner Frank W. (If'. B. Sumner tC- Co.), dwl 727 Eddy
Sumner Frederick, barber Jacob Davis, dwl 429 Bush
Sumner Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Kern Co., Cal.), Wil-
liam R. Townsend secretary, office 330 Pine room 4
Sumner Joseph, tinsmith, 957 Mission, dwl 1151 Mission
Sumner J. R. Mrs., dwl 930 Market
Sumner P., "driver Sutter St. R. R., 1304 Polk
81hni\EK W. B. A I'O. (F. W. Sunuier), hides, leath-
er, tallow, wool' and skins, 519 Front
Sumner William B. (W. B. Sumner & Co.), dwl 727 Eddy
Sumrix Sidney, painter Chas. H. Sykes & Co., dwl 548

Mission
Sun Chong & Co. (Chinese), shoe manufs, 311 Pine
Sun Chong Yuen & Co. (Chinese), grocers, 1014 Dupont
Sun Dane (Chinese), clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 933 Dup
Sun Kam Wah (Chinese), clothing, 714J Dupont
Sun Lee (Chinese), pawnbroker, 816 Dupont
Sun Ye On (Chinese), boarding, 615 Jackson
Sundblad Charles, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Suudblad Victor L., bookkeeper Eureka Salt Co., dwl Va-
• lencia bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Sundbom Peter W., shoemaker Thomas Webster, dwl 327

Bryant, rear
Sundbom P. W. Rev., pastor Swedish Evangelical Union

Church, 232 Sutter
Sunderhaus Julius, tailor, dwl 118i Welsh
Sunderhaus Julius, willow works, 638 Market
Sunderland Quicksilver Mining Co. (San Luis Obispo Co.,

Cal.), office 419 California room 23
Sunders 0. J. , seaman , dwl 415 East
Sundland Wilsen, junk peddler, dwl 418 Fell
Sung Chong & Co. (Chinese), clothing, 812 Dupont
Sung Fuck (Chinese), merchant, 704 Jackson
Sunge Severns, porter Samuel Leszynsky & Bro., dwl 1027

Hyde
Sunny Vale Homestead Association, Joseph Warburton

secretary, office 507 Montgomery
Sunoreh George, restaurant, 104 Sixth, dwl 23 Anna
Sunot John, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Sunovich Vincenzo H., with Antonio Smith, dwl 1204

Stockton
Sunrise Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),

George R. Spinney secretary', office 320 California
Sunrise Silver Mining Co. (Panamint), office 318 Califor-
nia room 13
Sunrop Mary Mrs., sewing-machine operator, dwl 933 Sac
SIIPEKINTEMDENT COiVLtlOIV SC^HOOLS dTY
AXI> COUNTY S. F., office 22 City Hall second
floor
SirPKKINTE\»EXT PUBLIC STREET!^ AND
ilI4;iBWAYS, office basement City Hall, cor Mer-
chant and iJunbar Alley
SU1>EBI.\TE\1»E.\'T U. S. MINT, office NW cor

Fifth and Mission
Superior Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
Joseph Tyson secretarj', office 411. V Cal room 4

suii>EKVisi.\4; i\.sim:'<t»b u.'s. ste.imves-

.SELS, office n V. S. Court Building
SUrEUVI.SIMC I.VTEUNAL REVENUE U. S., office
123 California

SUPERVISORS BOARD OF, office City Hall second
floor

Supple Annie Miss, tailoress, dwl 622>V Ellis

Supple Bartholomew, salesman, dwl 622t Ellis

Supple David, policeman City Hall, dwl 7 Pfeiffer

Supple Edward, dry goods, 34 Fourth, dwl 864 Mission

Supple Mary Miss, dwl C)22i^ Ellis

SUPKE.tlE <"OUItT of' CALIFORNIA. 040 Clay

Suranscm Peter, laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steuart

Suren Joseph, waiter Althof Bros., dwl 518 Jessie

Surgeson George, blacksmith, dwl 1202 Union

Surman James, real estate, dwl 933 Mason

Surjjrise Valle}' Mill and Water Co. (Panamint), W. R.
Townsend secretary, office 330 Pine room 4

SURVEYOR CITY AND <"0I;NTY, office ()29 Wash

SURVEY0R.4;ENER.4L If. S., office 300 Pine

SURVEYOR PORT OF SAN FRANCISCO, office
Custom House third floor

Sury Paul, saloon, 109 Duportt, dwl 620 Pine

Susand Caroline Mrs., dwl 1018 Powell

Susand Nathaniel C, hairdressing saloon, 404 Montgom-
ery, dwl 28 Stone

Supeman J., laborer Cal. Grain Warehouse, cor Beale and
Brannan

Suskind Ernst, merchant, dwl 1220 Mission

Susmann Philip, secretary Pacific Jute Manuf. Co., office
115 Battery, dwl 922 Jackson

Suss Abraham (Suss <!• Hoescli), dwl 1119 Stockton

Suss Henry, brewer Theodore Lafrano, dwl SW cor Shot-
well and Eighteenth

Suss & Hoesch (..4. Suss and John ' Hoesch), stock and
moneybrokers, 238 Montgomerj'

Sussman Samuel (il. Ehrnvxn & Co.), res New York

Sutcliffe James, porter John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 1138J
Pacific

Suter Barbara (widow), dwl 212 Steuart

Suter Henry, importer pianos, 1117 Folsom, dwl 1119 Mis-
sion

Suter James, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s Sierra nr
Georgia

Suter Samuel, machinist William Deacon, dwl 60S Frank-
lin

Sutherland Mrs., dwl 1 Hinckley

Sutherland Angus, plasterer, dwl 550 Jessie

Sutherland Charles, merchant (Nevada), dwl 2216 Steiner

Sutherland Charles, ship^mght Middlemas & Boole, Pier
19 Steuart

Sutherland C. M., butcher S. C. O'Brien, dwl 720 Market

Sutherland Frederick E., attorney at law, office 647 Mer-
chant, dwl 1429 Taylor

Sutherland George, laborer Patent Brick Co.

Sutherland I. E. Mrs., private seminaiy, 1429 Tajdor

Sutherland Jacob, shipwright Middlemas &, Boole, Pier 19
Steuart

Sutherland James, dwl 345 Fremont, rear

Sutherland James G., salesman, dwl W s Broderick bet
Post and Sutter

Sutherland John, dwl 1801 Dupont

Sutherland John (Dean & S.), dwl King's River, Fresno
Co.

Sutherland Nellie, domestic Thomas McColIam, dwj 222
Eddy

Sutherland Robert (Sutherland <t Gray), dwl 722 Bay nr
Leavenworth

Sutherland William, engraver William Patterson, dwl 643
Commercial

Sutherland William H., cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 1608
Mason

Sutherland *& Gray (Robert Sutherland and John T.
Gray), plumber and gasfitter, 230 Sutter i

Sutliff Charles, laborer, dwl 509 Washington

SUTLSFF HENRY, cigars and tobacco, 330 Kearny,
and 832 Kearny, dwl 410 Kearny |

Sutliff Thomas, clerk Henry Sutliff, 832 Kearny j

Sutliffe Albert, local editor Evening Post, dwl 1009 Pow J

Sutro Albert, gold-dust and exchangebroker, office 415'
Montgomery, dwl 1907 Stockton

SUTRO CHARLES, banker, and gold-dust and ex-
changebroker, 415 Montgomery, dwl 906 Market ,

Sutro Emil, gold-dust and exchangebroker, 415 Mont-
gomery, dwl 625 Turk !

Sutro Gustave, gold-dust and exchangebroker, 415 Mont-,
gomery, dwl 636 McAllister

Sutro Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), William H. Rejiiolds
secretary, office 434 California

Sutro Tunnel Co. , Pelham W. Ames secretary, office 320
California

Sutter Adam, baker Catholic Orphan Asylum, dwl 722
Lombard, rear ,

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propt

'i p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

SI'TTER EMILE V., notary public, commissioner
deeds, and consul for Greece, ollice 513 Montgomery,
dwl 8 Brenham PI

Sutter G<.pUieb, cook Helvetia Hotel

Sutter H., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Sutter J., laborer I'atent ISrick Co.

Sutter James, boltmakcr Pacific Rollincr Mills

Sutter James, bookkeci)er Hyanis Brothers, dwl 229 Kear

Sutter Mary (widow), dwl 76(i Howard, rear

SITTKK STUEET KAILK0.4I> CO.. George C.
Bode president, Henry Ca.sebolt vice-president and
sufK'rinteudent, office 1304 Polk

Sutter William, barkeeper, dwl 1819 Powell

Sutterstein Peter, cabinetnvakcr, dwl 108 Shipley

SutUm A. A., clerk Occident;il Hotel

Sutton Agnes (widow), dwl i^>0 Beale

Svitton Alkali Works, Hanison & Co. agents, office 40
California

Sutton Catherine (widow), dwl 72 Tehama

Sutton Charles, plasterer, dwl 7 Oak Grove Av

Sutton Charles Jr., manufacturer Cape Ann oil clothing,
and liat4!, 34 and 36 California, dwl W s Treat Av bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second

Sutton F. E., i)ainter, dwl 18 Taylor

Sutton F. M., carpenter, dwl 363 First

Sutton George, ironmolder, dwl 43 Natoma

Sutton John, laborer Pac. Iron Works, dwl 29 Minna

Sutton John, salesman Kichards & Harrison, dwl 919
Stockton

Sutton John B., clerk, dwl E s Dore nr Bryant

•~utton Lawrence, expressman, NE cor Second and How-
ard, dwl 72 Tehama

Sutton Owen P., real-estate and moneybroker, office 531
California room 3, dwl 108 Mason
Jon Owen P. Jr., dwl 108 Mason
ton Scott, bookkeeper Daly & Hawkins, res Oaklaild
'on Walter, clerk S. L. Mastick & Co., dwl 2514 Sacra-
mento

ton William, bookkeeper John Kentfield & Co., dwl
•2514 Sacramento

Sutton William, carjjenter, dwl 26 Seventh

Sutton William, machinehand Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 36
Spear

Sutton & Co.'s Dispatch Line Clipper Ships, George
Howes & Co. agents, office 302 California

s ivauzi Lopez, fishennan, dwl 5 Washington

lam James M., merchant, 405 Front, dwl 1121 Pine
|)el Conrad, dwl 1607 Dupont
.../ullo George, waiter Nicholas Bujti, dwl 605 Davis

>\ a,'o Nicholas, watchman, SW cor Fourth and Berry

«<» E.i FIRE I\.SI?R.i\t'E rO. (Gothenburg), Henry
Balzer & Co. agents, office 213 Sansom

Svetiiiich Peter, oysterman John Vitach, dwl 111 Second

Svilovich Antonio, hairdressing saloon, 540J First

Swable W., machinist William T. Garratt

Swadley William, miner, dwl 843 Howard

Swain Aaron, carpenter, dwl 231 Post

Swain Albert E., bakerj' and restaurant, 636 Market, dwl
.'iSS Seventeenth

Swain Ann (widow), dwl S s Fifteenth bet Howard and
Folsom

Swain Charles A., collector Washington St. Wharf, dwl
1515 Larkin

Swain David W., keeper Market St. reservoir, dwl NW
cor Market and Buchanan

Swain Edward R., draftsman David Farquharson, dwl Es
Potrero Av nr Twenty-fourth

Swain E. F. Mrs., teacher San Bruno School, dwl E s Po-
trero Av nr Twenty-fourth

Swain Frank A., clerk Dime Savingps Bank, dwl E s Po-
trero Av nr Twenty-fourth

s .\ ain George, cook, dwl Twelfth Av nr N, South S. F.

Swain George Jr., drajTiian R. A. Swain & Co., dwl N s
Fell bet Steiner and Pierce

nvain Henry C, insurancebroker, office 215 Sansom, dwl
1107 Post

v.vaiu Isaac, port warden, office 525 Front, dwl 909 Clay

'wain James A. Jr., master mariner, dwl 1003 Mission

'wain James H., bootmaker, 214 Bush, dwl 513 Lombard

)wain James S„ with James H. Swain, dwl 6 Vallejo
Court

>wain James W., boots and shoes, W s Mission nr Twen-
ty-sixth

<wain Joseph H., hygienic physician, office and dwl 155
New Montgomery

'wain Josiah H., livery and sale stable, 417 Folsom

'wain L. Miss, teacher Wheeler & Wilson Manuf. Co., dwl
SW cor Fulton and Devisadero

^wain Maggie C. Miss, teacher music, dwl 1406 Powell

Swain Oliver C, storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue, res

Oakland
SWAISi R. A. «t €0. (5. //. Fcsxcnden), importers

and wholesale crockery and glass ware, NE cor San-
som and Pine
Swain Revilo A. {Ji. A. Swain d: Co.), dwl 610 Folsom
Swain Rinaldo R. (/{. Ji. Swain <t Co.), dwl E s Potrero

Av nr Twenty-fourth
Swain Robert B. Mrs. (widow), dwl NW cor Pine and

Hyde
SWAIX R. R. Jk VO. (Edward It. Robinton), bakery

and restaurant, 213 Sutter
Swain Samuel, ironmolder, dwl 21 Stevenson, rear
Swain Samuel C, actor Palace Opera House, dwl 3 Harlan

PI
Swain Sarah C. (widow), principal Eureka Institute, 1410

Powell, dwl 1406 Powell
Swain Stephen, laborer, dwl 1224 Sacramento
Swain William B., capitalist, office 302 Montgomery room

1, dwl 1910 Broadway
Swain. See Swayne
Swamp Land District 148 (Sacramento Co.), office 309

Montgomery room 49
Swan Andrew C., machinist William Deacon, dwl 2*35

Mission
8WAJV REWJAMIN R., coroner city and county, office

11 Court Block, 636 Clay, morgue 651 Sacramento,

and physician, office 310 Stockton, dwl 514 Sutter
SWA.\ BREWERY <"0., Frederick Clay president,

Frederick A. Elliott secretan.-, brewers and bottlers

Swan ales and portei-s, SE cor Dolores and Fifteenth
Swan C. O., salesman George C. Shreve & Co., dwl 927i

Post
Swan Edward S., with Hall & Co., dwl 1714 Turk
Swan Ellen Mrs., dwl 2121 Mason
Swan Frank, saddler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 853

Folsom
Swan George, longshoreman, dwl 11 Harrison
Swan George E., cook Joseph Lewis, dwl 150 Steuart
Swan George W. (Geo. W. Swan d: Co.), res Oakland
SWAX CiEORGE W. <& CO. (George W. Weidler and

William Higby), proptrs Union Box Factory, 114-

124 Spear
Swan Jabez S. (Swan & Brooke), dwl S s Twenty-first bet

Folsom and Treat Av
Swan James S. , woolbuyer, dwl 1007 Mason
Swan J. B., painter, dwl S s Twenty-first nr Folsom
Swan John, oysterman, dwl 525 Mission
Swan John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Swan Robert, clerk, dwl 118 Post
Swan William, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl S 8 Shasta

nr Illinois
Swan & Brooke (Jabez S. Swan and George C. Brooke),

house and signpainters, 717 Market
Swanberg C. F. (Swa7iberg, Wcit ct Co.), dwl 37J Freelon
Swanberg, West & Co. (C. 0. Sivanberg, P. F. WeM, and

John C. Petersen), oysters, 10 California Market
Swaney Andrew M. , foreman Alta California, dwl 615 Post
Swansen John P.,. tailor, dwl 3 Raphael PI
Swansey Peter A., groceries and liquors, NW cor Ritch

and Clara
Swanson Erick, cabinetmaker, dwl 30 Crocker
Swanson Frederick, teacher music, dwl 2112 Van NessAv
Swanson Joseph, dwl Franklin Hotel
Swanson Joseph E. (Swaiison A; A nderson), dwlJlOS Fell
Swanson J. W., dwl 636 Commercial
Swanson Solomon, carpenter, dwl 108 Fell
Swanson William, helper Betts Spring Co., dwl Folsom

nr Twenty-sixth
Swanson & Anderson (Joseph E. Swanson and John

Anderson), boarding, 108 Fell
Swanson. See Swanson
S\vanton James, hackdrlver D. E. Root '&% Co., dwl' 423

Bush
Swanton Mary T. Mrs., milliner, 215 Third
Swanton Peter, deckhand tugboat Lookout, Pier 9 Steu
Swanton Thomas, molder Eureka Foundry, dwl 215 Third
Swanwell Edward, furniture polisher, dwl 16 Folsom Av
Swanwick Thomas, publisher, dwl 1614 Leavenworth
Swart A. T., dwl 650 Howard

Swartley William, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Co., 113 Cal
Swartwood Martin, laborer, dwl NAV cor Ninth and Bran
Swartz Charles Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 519 Jones
Swartz Peter, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Swartz Samuel, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Swasey Benjamin, photographer George D. Morse, dwl 12

Bernard
Swasey Charles S. , clerk U. S. Assistant Treasurer's Office,

dwl 706 California

AMES Q. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Zearny Street.
60

JEWELRY made to order and REPAIEED by D. ¥. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Meroliani ll

SWA

778

SWE

Swasey Frank M., compositor D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 18

Bernard
Swasey Frederick P., retoucher George D. Morse, dwl 12

Bernard
Swasey Hannah (widow), dwl E s Bartlett bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Swasey H. W., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Sivasej' William F., inspector Cust<im House, dwl 1051

Mission
Swass Joseph Pasa, fisherman, dwl 418 Dnimm
Swatz Anton, dwl 1010 Pacific

Swayne Robert H., clerk Hughes & Edson, dwl 514 Jones
Swayne William Y., cabinetmaker John A. Shaber & Co.,

dwl 516 Jones
Sweasey William J., manager Humboldt S. S. Co., office

31S" Front, res Eureka, Humboldt Co.
Sweat Edward, painter John J. Cooney, dwl 32 Fourth
SM'EUEX AXD XOKWAY, August Berggren consul,

office 406 Montgomery
Swedlund Andrew, tailor, dwl 7 Moulton PI
Swedt Frederick, tinsmith Charles Brown, dwl 70 Post
Sweed Phillii), salesman Shirek & Co., dwl 27 Stone
Sweeney Alexander, seaman, dwl 223 Fifth
Sweeney Andrew M., foreman Alta California, dwl 615

•Post
Sweeney Anthony, laborer, dwl 118 Dora
Sweeney Brjan, laborer, dwl NE cor Laguna and Union
Sweeney Conrad, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 9

Freelon
Sweeney Daniel, cattle dealer, NE cor Tenth and Howard,

dwl 644 Fell
Sweeney Daniel, merchant, dwl 1226J Folsom
Sweeney Dennis, coachman I. Friedlander, dwl 6J Garden
Sweeney Dennis, driver James Tomkinson, dwl 59 Minna
Sweeney Dennis, longshoreman, dwl 212 Broadway
Sweeney Dennis, shoemaker, dwl 314 Clementina
Sweeney Edward, dwl 550 Bryant
Sweeney Edward, dwl W s Chiu-ch nr Twenty-eighth
Sweeney Edward, carjjenter, dwl 918i Folsom, rear
Sweenej' Edward, clerk, dwl 523 Brannan
Sweenej' Edward, expressman, Colombo Market
Sweeney Edward, salesman Daniel Sweeney, dwl 644 Fell
Sweenej' Edward J., gi-oceries and liquors, SW cor Valen-
cia and Thirteenth
Sweeney Eugene, carriagetrimmer John Noonan, dwl 828

Folsom
Sweeney Eugene, laborer, dwl 449 Natoma
Sweeney Garret C, gasfitter W. W. Walmsley, dwl 10 Fol-
som Av
Sweeney George, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl 18

First
Sweeney George Mrs. (mdow), dwl 673 Harrison
Sweenej' Henry, laborer Golden Gate Park
Sweeney James, clerk J. P. Sweeney & Co., dwl 673 Har
Sweeney James, laborer, dwl 2210 Mason
Sweeney James, laborer Pac. Boiler Works, dwl 510 Miss
Sweeney James, laborer superintendent streets
Sweeney James, machinist, dwl 673 Harrison
Sweeney James, plumber, dwl 523 Brannan
Sweeney James P., blacksmith B. Grave & Co., dwl 1018

Montgomery
Sweeney Jane Miss, dwl 72 Natoma
Sweeney Jeremiah, helper Daniel I. Newkirk, dwl San

Miguel Station
Sweeney Joanna (widow), dwl W s San Jos6 Road nr Six-
mile House
Sweeney John, collector, dwl 26 Perry
Sweeney John, framemaker Julius Lasker, dwl 1514 Leav
Sweeney John, marble works, 773 Market, dwl 24 Rondel

PI
Sweeney John, messenger Nevada Bank of San Fran-
cisco, dwl 26 Berry
Sweeney John, peddler, dwl 119 Davis
Sweeney John, tailor, ISO Stevenson
Sweeney John, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 115 Clin-
ton
Sweeney John F., secretary People's Ice Company, dwl

136 Silver
Sweeney John P. (J. P. Sweeney d: Co.), dwl 266 Tehama
Sweeney J. P. & Co. (James McCloshy), seeds and plants,

409 and 411 Davis
Sweeney Kate Mrs. , dwl 115 William
Sweeney Lewis, butter packer, dwl 124 Shipley
Sweeney Lorenzo H. (Dodge, S. t£- Co.), dwl 1213 Taylor
Sweeney M., assistant engineer Central Pac. R. R. Co.,

dwl NW cor Brannan and Sixth
Sweeney M. Mrs., dwl 11 Mason
Sweeney Mathias, seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Sweeney Martin, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Sweeney Mary (widow), dwl 209 Eighth

Sweeney Mar}' Miss, dwl l'Z6 Dora

Sweeney Mary Mrs., glovemaker Pac. Glove Works, dwl

71 5fatoma

Sweeney Michael, carpenter, dwl Ws Bartlett nr Twenty-
Sixth
Sweeney Michael, carxiagemaker Barz, Suhl & Co., dwl

1505 Pine
Sweeney Michael, clerk Cornelius P. Robinson, dwl 180

Stevenson

Sweeney Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 81 Na-
toma
Sweeney Michael, laborer, dwl 314 Ritch
Sweeney Michael, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Co.
Sweeney Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 828

Folsom
Sweeney Morgan, tanner, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-eighth
Sweeney Morgan M., tinsmith, W s Mission nr Twenty-
third
Sweeney Owen, teamster Henry Kissane, pier 10 Steuart
Sweeney Patrick, salesman Daniel Sweeney, dwl NE cor

Tenth and Howard
Sweeney Patrick, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl W 8 York bet

'ISventy-third and Twenty-fo\irth
Sweeney Patrick, teamster William Kerr, dwl 907 Battery
Sweeney Patrick C. , plumber James K. Prior, dwl loj

Rausch

Sweeney Peter, cooper, dwl 1128 Folsom
Sweeney Peter, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Sweeney William, expressman SW cor Mission and First,

dwl 505 Mission
Sweeney William B., laborer, dwl Eleventh Av nr N,

South S. F.
Sweeny Bai-tholomew, laborer, dwl 1 Hunt
Sweeny Charles, teamster, dwl Eleventh nr Railroad Av,

South S. F.
Sweeny Dennis, molder Occidental Foundry
Sweejiy Edward, butcher W. J. Townshend & Co., dwl

Eleventh nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Sweeny John, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 551 Mission
Sweeny John, steward John W. McDonald, dwl 245 Minna
Sweeny John, waiter, dwl 825 Keaniy
Sweeny John J., carpenter, dwl 216 Minna
Sweeny John M., salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 274 Jessie
Sweeny Mary Mrs., dwl 106 Tehama
Sweeny Mvles, bookstand, SW cor Sansom and Com
SWEENY 5IYLES »., president The Hibernia Sav-
ings and Loan Society, office NE cor Montgomery and
Market, dwl 1429 Mason
Sweeny Nicholas, merchant tailor, 43 Second, dwl 106

Tehama
Sweeny Thomas U., real estate, dwl Seventh Av nr La-
guna Honda
Sweeny William, butcher, dwl Eleventh nr Railroad Av,

South S. F.
Sweet Bernard, mariner, dwl 119 Jackson
Sweet Burnett C, porter Bryant & Cook, dwl 782 Har
Sweet Charles, dwl 204 Montgomery
Sweet Charles, peddler, dwl 57 Jessie
Sweet Daniel, dwl 631 Tyler
Sweet Henry A., stockbroker, office 511 California room

14, dwl 525 Pine
Sweet Johanna (widow), dwl 444 Guerrero
Sweet John R., biitcher Rodman Sweet, dwl E s Scott bet

Eddy and Ellis
Sweet M. A. , assistant weigher Custom House
Sweet Morey P., feed stable, W s Mission nr Potter, dwl

224 Second
Sweet Rodman, market, 561 Mission, dwl E 8 Scott bet

Eddy and Ellis
SWEET SOLO.WON (of S. Sweet <t Co., Visalia), office

214 California, dwl 1016 Post
Sweetland A. L. Mrs., dwl 717 Bush
Sweetland Henrj', seaman, dwl 17 Vallejo
Sweetland A. , tailor, dwl 7 Moulton PI
Swectman John, plasterer, dwl 568 Mission
Sweetser James W., lieutenant Underwriters' Fire Patrol,

dwl SW cor Stevenson and Ecker
Sweetser Joseph B. (Sweetser ds DeLong), res Novato

Ranch, Marin Co.
Sweetser Stephen (Fike A Sweetser), dwl 1014 Powell
SWEETSER •& DcLOXG (Josrph B. Sweetser and
Francis DeLong), Novato Ranch, Marin Co., office-
37 and 39 Battery

Swectzer Mrs., nurse, dwl 217 Third

Sweetzer Edward D., collector, dwl 1715 Eddy
Swectzer George H., molder, dwl N s Twenty -fourth nr
Mission

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

3. P. VAIT SCHAACK «S; CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Svfoctzcr George W. , policeman City Hall, dwl Rose nr
. Valencia

Sweitzer Jacob, coachman, 1413 Powell

Sweitzer Samuel C. , salesman Jas. VV. Bumham & Co.,
tiwl 224 Post

Sweitzer. See Schweitzer

Swen L., cook Russ House

Swendblad Victor L. , Scan(lina\ian Soc. , 71 New Mont

Swenerz John, jeweler Daviil \V. Laird, dwl 18 Harriet

Swenson A., cariwntcr, dwl 907 Folsom

Swenson A., waiter Grand Hotel

Swenson Adam, seaman, dwl 811 Battery

Swenson Carl, taimer, dwl Santa Clara nr Connecticut

Swenson Charles (A. Jalnixon d- Co.), dwl 16 Wash

Swenson Christina, waitress Scandinavian Home, dwl 430
Urumm

Swenson Mward, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson

Swenson Eriek, carpenter, dwl 30 Crocker bet Mission
and Stevenson

Sx^'enson Georg-e, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Swenson Gustavus C, wharfinger Washington St. Wharf,
dwl 134 Perry

Swenson Henrj', stewaid Helstrommer & Co., dwl 12
Washington

Swenson John, butcher Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl
SW cor Sixth Av and M, South S. F.

Swenson John, carpenter, dwl 407 Pacific

Swenson John, seaman, dwl 4.30 Drunim

Swenson John, seaman, dwl .531 East

Swenson John, shoemaker, dwl 531 East

Swenson N. P., blacksmith, dwl 430 Drunun

Swenson Olof, carpenter, dwl 912 Clay

Swenson Olof, tailor, dwl 1016 Pacific

Swenson Soin, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Swenson Swen A., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont

Swenson. See Swanson

Swensson P. E., cook, dwl 420 Drumm

Swett Daniel, real estate, dwl 631 Tyler

SWETT D. L. A €0., book and jobprlnters, office 420
Clay

Swett Don L. (D. L. Swett <t Co.), dwl SE cor Sacramento
and Powell

Swett Eben, dairjinan, cor Twenty-ninth and Valencia

Swett Frank H., foreman bookbinder Alexander Buswell,
dwl 914 Market

Swett Frank H., manager educational department A. L.
Bancroft & Co. , dwl 47 Stanly PI

Swett Frederick, wharf and bridg'ebuilder, dwl 1208 Clay

Swett George L., clerk Pope & Talbot, dwl 345 Brannan

Swett John, expressman, dwl 1 Raphael PI

Swett John, principal Dennian Grammar School, dwl 1419
Taylor

Swett John C. (IT. K. Dietrich <fc Co.), dwl 2502 Webster

Swett Judson, machinehand Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 121
Seventh

Swett Kate Mrs., dwl 1 Raphael PI

Swett Lorenzo, carpenter, dwl 777 Mission

Swett Otis L., dwl 1208 Clay

Swett William E. , carpenter, dwl 915 Brj'ant

Swezey John, dwl 130 Turk

SWEZEY SANI;EL I. C, secretary Pac. Rolling Mill
Co. and Pac. Oil and Lead Works, office 3 Front, dwl
27 South Park

Swichfinger Frank, student, dwl 759 Market

Swickhart Elias N. , glove manufacturer, dwl N s Twenty-
fourth nr Hampshire

Swift Alexander, teamster, dwl 718 Natoma

Swift Charles W., surveyor, dwl 24A Langton

Swift C.W., second officer stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf

Swift Edward, traveling agent, dwl 23 Ha\rthome

SWIFT FR.4XK, mining secretarj', office 419 Califor-
nia, dwl Palace Hotel

Swift George, laborer P. Gleason, dwl 136 Seventh

Swift George, miner, dwl Coso House

Swift Hallett L. , teamster Solomon Jacob, dwl 423 Clem

Swift James, bungmaker, 24 California, dwl 8 Harriet

Swift James F., mailing clerk Post-office, dwl 1024 Mont

Swift John, carpenter, dwl 5 Rausch

Swift John, deckhand stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf

Swift John D. {Leeds A- Co.), res Alameda

Swift John F. , attorney at law, office 430 California, dwl
W s Valencia bet Nineteenth and Twentieth

Swift Oliver F., carpenter, dwl W s Valencia nr Twenty-
fourth

Swift Patrick, teamster, cor How and Spear, dwl 311 Fell

Swift Samuel, special policeman, dwl 23 Harriet

Swift Thomas, driver Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D., dwl 516
Brj-ant

Swift William, dwl 434 Greenwich

Swigerd Catherine (widow), dwl 131 Eleventh
SWI.H n. K., notary public, commissioner deeds, and
stockbroker, office 329 Montgomery (and IJamill ife
S.), dwl 719 California
Swimmerton James, watchman U. S. Appraiser's Store,

res Oakland
Swinburne James, shoemaker Michael Fleming, dwl 645

Mission
Swinb\irne William, dcctcctiye, dwl W s Capp bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Swinder Christopher, upholsterer, dwl 523 Vallejo
Swineford Newton, baggage agent Pac. Transfer Co., dwl

15 Sutter
Swinerton Arthur, clerk Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank

of Savings, dwl 106 Post
Swing Joseph, cooper, dwl 15)^1 Mason
Swing William, machinist, dwl 333 Bush
Swingle Alfred, machinist O. P. Ingraham & Bro., dwl 8

Clementina
Swinton George, seaman brig Sheet Anchor, Main St.

^Vharf
SWISS- AMERICAN BANK, Francis Berton and
Robert Watt managers, office 527 Clay cor Leidesdorff
Swiss Brewerv, John J. Streuli jiroptr, 414 and 410 Dup
SWiS.S HOTEL, JohnGantner proptr, 027 and 629 Com
SWISS LLOYD >I.4KI.\'E I.XSLRAXt'E CO., Mor-
ris Speyer & Co. agents, offic,e 13 Merchants' Ex-
change, 425 California
SWISS MIITIIAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, office

627 Commercial
Switz Daniel, laborer Charles Shaw

Switzer J. J., machinist Raneri F. Rochicioli, dwl 65 Ev-
erett, rear
SWITZERL.IND, Francis Berton consul, office 527
Clav, Alfred Borel vice-consul, office 601 Montgomery
SWITZERLAND MARINE INSIiRAN<'E CO. (Zu-
rich), Henrj- Balzer & Co. agents, office 213 Sansom
Swoartwood Martin, workman Michelssen, Brown & Co.,

dwl cor Ninth and Brannan
Swoboda F. , dress and cloakmaker, 1220 Bush
Sworder Robert, junk, 675 Mission, dwl 128 O'lementina
Swordstream Eric J., groceries and liquors, NW cor

Fourth and Harrison
Swortfiguer E. F., law student Lloyd Baldwin, dwl 759

Market
Swyney Edward, assistant-lighthousekeeper Goat Island
Swynej' John, clerk Morris, Schwab & Co., res Alameda
Swjniey T. Norton, clerk Hunt & Rising, res Alameda
SwjTiey William, clerk .-Etna Insurance Co., res Alameda
Syce Patrick, boilermaker, dwl 8 Clara
Syder A. J. , laborer Pac. Barrel & Keg Factory
Syder Heniy H., laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,

dwl SW cor Seventh and Brannan
Sykes Charles, teamster Edwin R. W'aterman, dwl 824

Larkin
Sykes Charles H. {Chas. H. Sykes d- Co.), dwl 4 Cleveland
Sykes Charles H., teacher music, dwl 317 Ellis
Sykes Charles H. Mrs. (widow), furnished rooms, 317 Ellis
Sykes Charles H. & Co. {Henry Peachy), painters and

grainers, 647 Mission
Sykes Charles P., manager Hall Treadle Manuf. Co.,17

New Montgomerj', dwl 2222 Pine
Sykes Joseph, printer Cuberj' k Co., dwl 32 Natoma
Sykes Noah L., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Sykes. Sec Sikes
Syllaboch John D. , currier Union Tanning and Currying

Co., dwl S s Brannan nr Seventh
Sylth Valentine, porter stm Orizaba, Broadway St. Wharf
Sylvesta Jacob, dwl 245 Minna
Sylvester Charles, carpenter, dwl 28 Man,-
Sylvester Daniel, wholesale butcher, dwl 3 Taylor
Sylvester G. , physician, dwl 727 Vallejo
Sylvester George, clerk, dwl 1206 Stockton
Sylvester Henrj-, butcher, dwl 303 Sixth
Sylvester John, butcher, dwl 307 Sixth
Sylvester L., stoves and tin ware, 117 O'Farrell
Sylvester LawTence, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 125

Second
Sylvester. See Silvester

Sylvestre Louis, cellerman F. Daneri & Co., 'dwl 615 Dup
Sylvia Frank, master marmer, dwl 4 Maiden Lane, nr

Vallejo
Sylvia John, barber S. S. Colorado, dwl 525 Union
Sylvia Manuel, barber, 1407 Stockton, dwl S s Card Alley

nr Stockton
Sylvia Manuel, hostler John Marshall, dwl E s White nr

Vallejo
Sylvia. See Silva and Silver
S^Tues Frank J., with Tliomas Day, dwl 628 Harrison

TAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

riNE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Sjniies John, butcher, dwl 31 Eddy

Sjiiiington Jane Miss, dwl 26 Garden

Sj'iiiinj^ton Rosana Miss, dwl 26 Garden

Symms Kichard H., butcher, dwl W s Buchanan bet
Grove and Fulton

Symon Georg-e, shipwright, dwl 227 Harrison

Synionds Henry, bagsewer Dakin & Libbey, dwl 32 Steu

Symonds Junies J., engineer, dwl 2511 Clay

Symonds John, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Montana

Symonds L. D., employe Palace Hotel

Symons George, bootmaker, 500 Pacific, dwl New Wiscon-
sin Hotel

Sjinons L. (widow), peddler, dwl 8 Auburn

Symons S., dwl 618 California

Symons. Si'e Simons and Simonds

SjTidicate Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), Andrew Baird
secretary, office 304 California

Synkes J. N'. Mrs. , teacher South Cosmopolitan Grammar
School

Synott John, dwl 1200 Larkin

Syron Michael, laborer, dwl 917 Sansom

Syver Samuel, tanner Fuucke & Co., dwl NE cor Ninth
and lirannan

Szarvash Samuel T. , physician and druggist, 1155 Howard

Taatte Anne (widow), SW cor Jonea and Chestnut

Taaffe Christian, clerk Hamilton & Sonnichsen, res Ala-
meda

Taaffe Joseph, seaman, dwl 117 Drumra

Taafife l^awrence, professor mathematics St. Mary's Col-
lege, W s Mission nr Thirty-first

Taaffe Thomas D., clerk, dwl 307 Chestnut

Taaffe William, butcher William O'Brien, dwl 707 Bran

Ta;iling Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 2 Lincoln PI

Tabbart Peter, coachman, dwl 22 Anna

Tabberner Walter W., printer Charles W. Lieb, dwl 433
First

Taber Charles, usher Maguire's New Theater, dwl 911
Clay

Taber Charles A., dwl 2316 Mission

Taber C. W., milkman, dwl cor Fifth and Tehama

Taber Henry, janitor, 604 Merchant

TAliEK I. >V. rf: t'O. {Thomas H. Boyd), photo-
graphic art gallery, 22 Montgomery

Taber I. West (/. IF. Taber <£: Co.), res Oakland

Taber Jacob S. {Phillips, T. cfc Co.), res Oakland

Taber James W., clerk Phillips, Taber & Co., dwl 517 Pine

Taber Joseph, paperhanger, dwl 1607 Mason

Taber William H., dwl 610 Octavia

Table Bluff Gtjld Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Cal.), Henry
F. Stivers secretary, office 514 Kearny

Table Mountain Alpha Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.),
Leander Leavitt secretary, office 309 Montgomery
room 33

Table Mountain Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.,
Cal.), William M. Helman secretary, office 309 Cali-
fornia room 14

Tabor Francis H., porter Charles Langley & Co., dwl 716
Grove

Tabor George T. , restaurant, SE cor Spear and Harrison,
dwl 14]6Folsom

Tabor Louis, master mariner, dwl 27 Hinckley, rear

Tabor Mallory, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 547
Alinna

Tacchino Vincenzo (Lavanino cfc T.), dwl 114 Fourth

Tack JIary Miss, helper Grand Hotel

Tackney Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 79 Clementina, rear

TACCHA DULL!!) (W. T.), Hanson, Ackersou & Co.,
proprietors, office Pier 11 Steuart

Taciteus Eugene, printer, dwl 218 Ritch, rear

Tacosti Nicolas, Swiss Bene v. Soc, 627 Commercial

Taddy William, calker, dwl 17 Frederick

Tadich John, waiter Becker & Bralich, 624 Kearny

Tadini Joseph Rev. , jirofessor moi-al philosophy St. Igna-
tius College, 841 Market

Tadioni Antonio, painter, dwl 1419J- Dupont

Taenig Carl, toolmaker Carl Hinz, dwl cor Market and
Franklin

Tafel A. J. {Boericke <b T.), res New York

Taffney Frederick, engineer, dwl 549 Howard

Taffney H. J., engineer, dwl 549 Howard

Taft Benjamin D., foreman Gerald MuUer, dwl 1116 Miss

Taft Edson H., bookkeeper E. Detrick & Co., dwl 214
Franklin

Taft H. G., assayer, dwl 215 Keamy

Taft Joseph, laborer new City Hall, dwl 408 Shipley

Taft M. E. Miss., dwl 417 OFarrell

Tager Henry, laborer, dwl SW cor Battery and Green

Taggard Edward W., bookkeeper Real Estate Associates,
dwl 2211 Fillmore

Taggard James Alfred, gauger U. S. Int. Rev., dwl 1206
Market

Taggart Arthur P., boxmaker Pacific Box Factory, dwl
102 Dora

Taggart James, laborer, dwl 258 Minna

Taggart Patrick {Taggart d: Flanagan) dwl E s Alabama
bet Eighteenth and Nineteeth

Taggart W. -H., conductor Clay St. Hill R. R. dwl 1106
Clay

Taggart William J., cutler Michael Price, dwl E s Alabama
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth

Taggart & Flanagan {Patrick Taggart and Lawrence
Flanagan), wood, coal, hay, and grain, NW cor Six-
teenth and Harrison

Taginomi P^na, laborer, dwl 1317 Sansom *

Tagliabue Frank, mining engineer, office 411^ California
room 4, dwl 520 O'Farrell

Tagliafero Andrew, cook, dwl 1511 Dupont

Taglio Guiseppe, driver Giacomo Male, dwl SE cor Bran-
nan and Eighth

Taglio Mateo, driver Giacomo Male, dwl SE cor Brannan
and Eighth

Tague James, fireman stm Montana, dwl 228 Folsom

Tague Michael, fireman stm John L. Stevens, dwl 228
Folsom

Taheny Patrick, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry

Tahiti Line Packets, Turner & Rundle agents, office 122
California

Tahoe Silver Mining Co., F. E. Luty secretary, office 507
Montgomery

Tai Sing & Co. (Chinese), manufs clothing, 732 Jackson

Tai Yuen Cheong & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 721 Com

Tainsh William, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Taisen John P., saloon, NW cor Spear and Harrison

Tait Allen James {Tait <i- Hainqioe), dwl 245 Minna

Tait George, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 Howard

Tait George, real-estate and moneybroker, office 531 Cali-
fornia room 3, and school director, dwl 804 McAllister

Tait George, seaman, dwl 362 Clementina

Tait George Henry, clerk William H. Bell, dwl 362 Clem-
entina

Tait James, barkeeper St. Nicholas Hotel, 214 First

Tait & Hainque {Allen James Tait and Marshall Hain-
qtie), proptrs Cyclops Engine and Machine Works,
113 and 115 Beale

TAKAKI SAMRO, vice-consul Japan, office 703 Mar-
ket, res Oakland

Taker John, dwl 335 Broadway

Talbert James M., machinist, dwl SW cor Bush and Lyon

Talbert John H., cigars and tobacco, 1264 Market

Talbert Richard S., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
2015 Howard

Talbert Thomas A., solicitor Pac. Mutual Life Insurance
Co., 215 Sansom, dwl 621 California

Talbot Alexander, laborer, dwl 788 Stevenson

Talbot Alpheus, milkman, dwl 470 Tehama

Talbot Charles {Talbot <k Sonntag), dwl 1400 Polk

Talbot Charles F. A., cashier Pope & Talbot, dwl NE cor
Jackson and Franklin

Talbot D., woodturner S. F. Manuf. Co.

Talbot Edward, butler John H. Redington, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Franklin

Talbot Edward L., chief clerk U. S. Navy Pay Office {and
Flemming tfc T.), dwl 720 Mission

Talbot James, calker L. S. Allen, dwl 54 First

Talbot James, driver Hose No. 2 S. F. F. D., dwl 2106
Webster

Talbot James J. , furniturefinisher, dwl 2210 Sixteenth

Talbot John, calker, dwl 15 Clementina

Talbot Simeon B., fuel agent Central Pac. R. R., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, dwl 207 O'Farrell

Talbot William, clerk, dwl 1422 Washington

Talbot William, shipcarpent«r L. S. Allen, dwl 15 Clem

Talbot William, teamster, dwl 1230 Pacific

Talbot William C. {Pope d- T.), dwl NE cor Jackson and
Franklin

Talbot William H., secretary Colorado Steam Navigation
Co. , office 10 Market, dwl 1422^ Washington

Talbot & Sonntag {Charles Talbot and Julian Sonntag),
collectors, 310 Kearny

Talbott Sandy, laborer superintendent streets

Talcott George, lieutenant stm Hassler U. S. Coast Sur-
vey, 214 Stockton

Talcott L., physician, dwl 1830 O'Farrell

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Talcott Seth C, real estate, dwi N s Market bet Fifteenth

and Sixteenth
Tald Addie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Rebecca Berkowitz,

dwl 525 Hyde
Tale Thomas, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Talford Frank C, clerk Nevvman & Bennett, dwl 1 Hamp-

tmi PI
Jallant Dran,- J. (Tallant <<■ Co.), dwl 1001 Bush
Tallant Hannah Miss, seamstress, dwl 417 Green
Tallant John D., clerk Tallant & Co., dwl 1001 Bush
Tallant N., dwl 314 Bush
TALLAIVT A <"0. (Drury J. Tallant and John

McKee), bankers, NE cor California and Battery
Talley Annie (widow), dwl 228 Minna
Tallichet Alexis, dyer F. C. Haj-rerup & Co., dwl 8 Zoe
Tallichet Louis, biiliard-tablemaker Jacob Strahle & Co.,

dwl 8 Zoe
Tallman Geori^'e W., salesman F. M. L. Peters, dwl 225

Bush
Tallman Qnirina Mrs., dwl 528 Green
Tallon John E. , acting a.ssistant surgeon U. S. A., 105

Stockton, dwl Point San JosiS
Talmadge Butler, dwl 182.^ T)irk
Talmadge Russell, dwl 1825 Turk
Talo Josei)h, laborer, dwl 2214 Mason
Talty Anna (widow), dwl 135 Spear
Talty William, barkeeper San Francisco Verein, 219 Sut-
ter
Tama Cigar Factory (Chinese), 742 Commercial
Tambien Mining Co. (Schell Creek, Nev.), David Wilder

secretary, oflBce 328 Montgomery room 22
Tamblin Horace S., driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl cor Polk

and Bush
Tambling Vilroy A., carpenter, dwl 320 Seventh
Tamelan Charles, fireman U. S. stni McPherson, dwl 29

AltaPl
Tami Hercules, musician, dwl 13 Verona PI
Tamm Edward, cook, dwl 544 Green
Tamm William, groceries and liquors, 149 Post
Tammeyer Julius, tailor, dwl 615} Post
Tamony .John, driver James McDevitt, dwl 50'z Minna
Tamony Peter, driver James McDevitt, dwl 502 Minna
Tamplin Charles S., hostler Arthur Waters, dwl 435 Turk
Tams Sampson, capitalist, office 12 Montgomery, dwl 1104

Market
Tan Joseph, laborer Torrens & Enricht, dwl 1520 Clay
Tandler Abraham {Tandler it Lang), dwl 1014 Van Ness

Avenue
Tandler &, Lang (A braham Tandler and Isaac Lang), in-
surance brokers, 317 California
Tanella Bernardino, musician, dwl 1031 Dupont
Taney George, cabinetmaker, dwl 5 Park Avenue
Taney James, dwl 834 Mission
Taney Josiah D., dwl 834 Mission
Taniere Jules, collector Courrier de San Francisco, dwl

729 Green
Tank Nicholas, mastermariner, dwl 2134 Stockton
Tann Edward, cook Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 544 Green
Tannebatim Bemhard, commission merchant, dwl 613

Hyde
Tannebaum Samuel, plumber Lempke & Co., dwl 613

Hyde
TEinner Albert J. , dwl 334 Brannan
Tanner Arthur, bookkeeper Henrv M. Blumenthal, dwl

1314 Green
Tanner Henry, waiter Alice Garratt, Front St. Wharf
Tanner Thomas, miner, dwl 23 Stockton
Tanner Z. L., captain Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
Tannian John, blacksmith Market St. R. R., dwl 12 Val-
paraiso
TAN>'I.ASr P,4TRICK .»., liquor saloon, 22 Third
Tannungzelli Guiseppe, clerk, dwl 331 Broadway
Tansley William Le B., sailmaker, dwl 0\erland House
Tantau George F., salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 131

Oak
Tanzer Adolph, freight clerk and barkeeper Pacific Mail

S. S. City of San Franci-^co
Tanzy Joseph, salesman Payot, Upham & Co., dwl 622

Washington
Tape John, teamster M. Brandenstein & Co., dwl Eighth

Av nr J, South S. F.
Tape Joseph, expressman, dwl 219 Prospect PI
Tapee John H., clerk James H.Widber, dwl SW cor Mar-
ket and Third
Tapiano Charles, barkeeper Francisco Bazzuro, dwl 336

Union
Tapley John, porter William M. Searby, dwl 610 Howard
Tapp George, dwl 414 Pacific
Tapper Herman, cabinetmaker, dwl 1426 Dupont |

TAP.SC'OTT EDWINf II., attorney at law, office 50

Montgomery Block, dwl 212 Post
Tarbox Charles 'H., first oftlcer Pacific Mail S. S. Costa

Rica
TARBOX ELISIIA T., proprietor What Cheer Laun-
dry, What Cheer House, dwl NW cor Octavia and

Union
Tarcovich Luke, draj-man Domingo Mersich, dwl 419 Da-
vis
Tardeli R., porter A. Galli & Co., dwl 723 Sansom
Tardiff Charles, laborer E. V. Hathaway, dwl Hathaway's

Warehouse, foot Spear
Tardiff Edward, carpenter Henry J. McLcrie,dwl 108 Fell
Tardiff William, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
TAUnOS LOIJI.S, champagnes, California and foreign

wines, 134 Montgomery Av, dwl 205 Montgomery Av
Tarmar George, dwl 78 Clementina
Tarnroth Henry, seaman, dwl 20 Commercial
Tarpey Michael F., bookkeeper Donnelly, Dunne & Co.,

dwl 1806 Jessie
Tarpley L. B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl SE

cor Fourth and Tehama
Tarr Alvin B., carpenter and builder, dwl 1419 Howard
Tarsau Luse, laborer George H.Whitney, 114 Steuart
Tasche J. B., expressman, junction Market and Van Ness

Av
Taschner Hugo, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-

feldt, dwl 312 Chestnut
Tash Marcus, salesman Bauer, Tobriner & Co., dwl 421

Eddy
Tasheira Eliza (widow), dwl 606 Folsom'
Tasheira George, bookkeeper S. F. Savings ''Union, dwl

222 Eddy
Taska George, coalpasser stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Tasker Dennis, waiter Palace Hotel
Tasker James, carjjenter City R. R., dwl E s_ First Avbet

Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Tasney Frank, driver People's Express, res Oakland
Tassett Henry, special policeman, dwl 1257 Mont
Tate H. B., student Heald's Business College, res Oak-
land
Tate James, blacksmith, dwl S s Ash Av bet Larkin and

Polk
Tatem Allen, porter Orr & Atkins, dwl 622 Clay
Tatner Henry, engineer, dwl 75 Minna
Tatro Felix, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor Gough

and Haight
Taubenheimer Henry, salesman N. & E. Walter & Co.,

dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Taubles Maximilian, salesman Miller & Phillipson, dwl 22

Jessie bet Seventh and Eighth
Taubman James, carpenter, dwl 622 Grove
Taubman James, foreman West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

W s Guerrero nr Seventeenth
Taubmann August, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-

feldt, dwl S s Mariposa nr Minnesota
Taufenbach Arnold, cook, dwl 407 Green
Taufer Andrew, carpenter, dwl 422 Broadway
Taureck Charles, cook Eduard D. Fallan, dwl 138 Folsom
Taureck John Jr., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Taussig Louis {Louis Taussvj A- Co.), res Gennany
Taussig Louis & Co. {Adolph Fried and Adolph Eisen-

bach), importers and jobbers wines and liquors, SW

cor Battery and Sacramento
Taussig Moritz {Hofman d: T.), dwl 806 Geary
Tautphaus Charles, market, 1045 Howard, res Oakland
Tautphaus Jacob, butcher Charles Tautphaus, dwl 1121

Howard
Tautphaus Peter {Tautphaus tO Stark), dwl 614 Third
Tautphaus & Stark {Peter Tautphaus and John Stark),

market, 238 First, and 529 First
Tavernier Jules, artist, office Bohemian Club, 631 Sac
Tavey Joseph, baker Cliff House, Point Lobos Av
Tavolara James {Lusinchi J- T.), dwl 1412 Keaniy
Tavolara L. F., shoemaker John Utschig, dwl 1412 Kearny
Tarick John, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
TAX COLLECTOR CITY AND COUXTV, oflSce

City Hall first floor
Tay Chong (Chinese), merchandise, 21 Washington Alley
Tay George H. {George H. Tay <t- Co.), dwl 1228 Wiish
TAY dEORVE II. * C«». {Henrij B. Brooks, William

J. Bryan, Williams Smith, George L. Goud, and

Miles M. Harvey), importers ahd jobbers stoves,

metals, etc., 614-618 Battery
Tayac L. F. Mrae., liquor saloon, 31 Fourth, dwl 27i

Fourth
Tayker John J., collector, dwl 335 Bush

Taylor , dwl 526 Pine

Taylor , physician, dwl 737 Howard

Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELEY made to order and REPAIRED by L. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant U

Taylor Albert E., carpenter Armes & Dallam, dwl 613

Mission
Taylor Albert R., dwl 22 John
Taylor Alexander, laborer, dwl 1110 Brj'ant
Taylor Alfred, waiter stni ilohong-o, Croadwaj-St. Wharf
Taylor Allen, blacksmith Isidore Bums, dwl 223 Second
Taylor Amanda Miss, compositor Occident, dwl N s

Twenty-third bet Alabama and Columbia
Taylor Ambrose, machinist, dwl 22 Zoe
Taylor Andrew, dwl 20^ Kearny
Taylor Andrew A., dwl Twenty -third bet York and

Bryant
Taylor Andrew H., Bsphaltumroofer Henry 'VVilliam

Hijfgs, 822 Jackson, dwl 831 Vallejo
TAYLOIl ARTlirU C, stockbroker, office 411J Cali-
fornia room 2, dwl 1714 Pacific Av
Tavlor Asher S., drajoiian, cor Front and Broadway, dwl

636 Filbert
Taylor August C, dwl 816 Montgomery
Taylor Austin, dwl 302 Fremont
Taylor B., dwl 636 Commercial
Taj'Ior Benjamin E., teamster Moses Selig, dwl cor Tenth

and Railroad avs, South S. F.
Taylor Bertha (widow), dwl 716 Union
Taylor Byron J., engineer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,

dwl 168 Perry
Taylor Cassin, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 122 Geary
Taylor Catherine (widow), dwl SE cor Harrison and

Twenty-second
Taylor Cesar, jobber, dwl 502 Broadway
Taylor Charles, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Taylor Charles L. (C. L. Tavlor A Co.), dwl 709 Bush
Taylor Charles R., dwl 114 6'Farrell
TAYIiOR C. L. * CO. (Edward Babson), shipping

and commission merchants, 34 California
Tavlor Cyrus D., branch bakerj', 206 Sixth
Taylor Daniel S. (Cuomhn A- T.), dwl 618 Fourth
Taylor Darius A., proptr National Laundry, SW cor

Seventeenth and Dolores
Taylor David, cari)enter, dwl 418 Powell
Tajlor David, engineer Occidental Laundry, dwl SE cor

Van Ness Av and Union
Taylor DeWitt C, draftsman U. S. Surveyor - General's

office, res Oakland
Taylor D. W., conductor Market St. R. R.
Taylor D wight B., operator Bradley & Rulofson, res Ala-
meda
Taylor E. (widow), dwl 106 Valencia
Taylor Edward, cashier Pacific Mail S. S. Co., res San

Mateo
Taylor Edward, fireman Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl 141

Second
TAYLOU ED>TARI> K., attorney at law, office 207

Sansom, dwl 2308 California
Taylor Edsvard T., porter LiWngston & Co., res West

Oakland
Taylor E. H. , dentist Hatch & Thompson, dwl 23 Geary
Taylor Eliza, dwl 31 First Av
Taylor Elizabeth, furnished rooms, 318 Sutter
Ta3lor Ellen Mrs. , furnished rooms, 613 Pine
Taylor Emmet, dentist, dwl 155 Minna
Taylor Enos, bookkeeper Braj' Brothers, dwl 410 Post
Tavlor Eubulus, carjienter, dwl 1704 Polk
Taylor E. W., dwl 416 Hyde

Taylor E. W., custom house broker, dwl 411 O'Farrell
Taylor F., laborer, dwl 509 Washington
X.4.YLOK F. B. A' <'0., importers and commission

merchants, office 315 California room 6
Taylor F. D. , carpenter, dwl 620 Fourth
Taylor F. L., architect, 302 Mont room 31, res Oakland
Taylor Francis, boatman, dwl nr Golden Gate Park
Taylor Frank, lumbenneasurer, dwl 804 Third
Taylor Frank, painter Wilson & Moulton, dwl 5 Stock-
ton
Taylor Frank A., janitor Cal. Pioneers' Hall, dwl 816

Jlontgomery
TAYLOK FRANK F., attorney at law, office 429

Montgomery, dwl 532 Ellis
Taylor Frederick A., retoucher Bradley &, Rulofson, dwl

912 Jackson
Taylor Frederick B. (F. B. Taylor d- Co.), dwl W s How-
ard bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Taylor George, dwl 745 Market
Taylor George, engineer, dwl 541 First
Taylor George, horse dealer, dwl 73 Tehama
Taylor George Jr., clerk Dickson, DeWolf & Co., dwl 501

Second
Taylor George L., bookkeeper U. S. Surveyor-General's

office, dwl W s Mission bet Twelfth and Tliirteenth

Taylor George W., collector Harrison St. Wharf, dwl 546

Tehama bet Fifth and Si.xth
Taylor G. G. (widow), dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Taylor Gilbert H., machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl 816

Montgomery
Tajior Georgia N. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary

School, dwl 1409 Bush
Taylor H. C, dwl Commercial Hotel
Taylor H. C, lieutenant commander stm Hassler U. S.

Coast Survey, 214 Stockton
Taylor Henry, dwl 223 Harrison
Tajior Henry H., clerk Pacific Mail S. 8. Co., res San

Mateo
Taylor Henry H., teamster, dwl 438 Broadway
Tavlor Henrj- R. (John Taylor i- Co.), dwl 1108 Mason
Taylor Henry W. , dwl 223 Harrison
Taylor Howard P. , business manager Wade's Opera House

(and Taylor i' Nevin), dwl 1409 Bush
Taylor H. P. Mrs., teacher Spring Valley Grammar School
Taylor H. W. , machinist Thomas Barrows, dwl 1206 Market
Taylor Isaac JL, miiung, office 307 California, dwl 316

Jones
Taylor James, branch bakery, 903 Bush
Taylor James, clerk, dwl 1212 Union
Taylor James, packer F. D. Conro&Son, dwl 424 Sansom
Tavlor James, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., res Oakland
Taylor James B., dwl 816 Montgomery
Taylor James F., engineer Einstein Bros. & Co. , dwl 9 Ala-
bama bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Taylor James H., clerk John B. Mersing, dwl 1200 Folsom
Taylor James Irving, cashier S. P. Taylor & Co., dwl 1112

McAllister
Taylor James M. , attorney at law, office 526 Montgomery,

res Oakland
Taylor James P., collector Berryman & Doyle, dwl 1512

Powell
Taylor James S., carpenter, dwl N s Post bet Scott and

Devisadero
Taylor James Saxon, clerk R. D. W. Davis & Co., dwl 526

Pine
Taylor J. C, bellman Palace Hotel
Taylor John, dwl 324 Green
Taj'lor John, dwl 530 Brjant

Tajior John (John Taylor <t Co.) dwl 1131 Califomia
Tajior John, boatbuilder, dwl 412|^ Shiplej-
Taylor John, collector and house agent, dwl 1217 Wash
Taylor John, machinist, dwl 613 Mission
Tajior John, millman, dwl 530 Howard
Tajior John, patternmaker Union Iron Works, dwl 615

Mission
Taylor John, plasterer, dwl 4 Central PI
Tajior John, sawjer, dwl 54 First
Tajior John, sawyer Wells, Russell & Co., dwl 530 How
Tajior John, with John Franetta, dwi Morton House
Taylor John, woolbaler Pac. Wool Scouring Co., dwl

Center House
TAYLOR JOIi:V A' CO. (Benry B. Taylor), importers

druggists and chemical glassware and assayers' ma-
terials, 512-518 Washington
Tajior John B., clerk William H. Taylor, dwl Pine nr

Stockton
Tajior John B., foreman George H. Tay & Co., dwl 1022

Montgomery
Tajior John Bradford, draftsman David Farquharson,

dwl 2325 Pine
Tajior John F., first officer Pac. Mail S. S. Montana
Tajior John F., blacksmith, dwl Califomia Av bet How-
ard and Mission, Bemal Heights
Tajior John G. , solicitor Trust Fund Assn, 320 Califomia,

dwl 127 Keamv
Tajior John H., dwl .514 Capp

Taylor John H., housemover John Folsom, dwi 641 Miss
Tajior John H., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, dwl 242

Jessie
Taylor John J. , machinist, dwl 1411 Baker
Tajior John J., meterrep)airer Spring Valley Water W.

Co., dwi 158 Natoma
Taylor John L. (Armxtrong & T.), dwl 944 Howard
Taylor John O. , receiving-clerk freight department South-
ern Pac. R. R. , cor Fifth and To\rasend, dwl 624 Fourth
Taylor John T., dwl 540 Bryant
Taylor John W. (Weaver, T. <t Co.) dwl 206 Kearny
Taylor Joseph, boilennaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl

207 Second
Tajior Joseph, clerk James L. Barker, dwi 613 Pine
Tavlor Joseph, cook Alms House
Taylor Joseph B. (Dove ct Taylor), dwl SW cor Shotwell

and Twentieth
Taylor Joseph J., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica

BEAMISH'S—Shirt inanufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market, i

L P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstaWished 1862.

Taylor Joseph S. {Bryant <{- T.), dwl 822 Suttor

Taylor Joseph W. , street coiitnictor, dwl "HI Fourth

Taylor Kate (widow), dwl N s Twenty-third bet Alabama
and Columbia

Taylor L. A. Mrs., dwl 114 O'Farrell

Taylor Lawrence, laborer G. Venard, dwl 10 Union

Taylor Levi W., manuf medicine, dwl E s Treat Av nr
Twenty-second

Taylor Maria L., dressmaker, dwl 522 Grovo

Taylor Martin V., real estite, dwl 2050 Mission

Taylor Mary (widow), dwl 317 Geary

Taylor Marj' (widow), lodsjings, 902 Clay

Taylor Mary J. (widow), nurse, dwl 520 Broad'way

Taylor May" Miss, teacher, dwl 3 Martha PI

Taylor M. Stuart, slock and moneybroker, 422 Mont-
gomery, dwl 130 Tyler

Taylor Nathaniel, l>akcr Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1414 Dupont

Taylor Nelson, student, dwl 242 Taylor

Taylor Olivia Miss, bookkeeper McCurrie, Weber & Co.,
dwl 1409 Bush

Taylor P., dwl 630 Commercial

Taylor Peter (^d«)>Wifc T.), dwl Palace Hotel

Taylor Peter W., collector, oflBce 607 Montgomery, dwl
221 Sixth

Taylor Pitney, commercial reporter S. F. Chronicle, dwl
1437 Mission

Taylor Richard, mining engineer, dwl NE cor Montgom-
ery and Pacific

Taylor Richard, sparmaker, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta

Taylor Richard V., ironworker John R. Sims, dwl 816
Montgomery

Taylor Robert, expressman, dwl 512 Oak

Taylor Robert, metallurjfist, dwl 446 Bartlett

Taylor Robert, jjaperruler A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 613
Pine

Taylor Robert, teamster Starr & Little, dwl SW cor Green
and Battery

Taylor Robert L., bookkeeper Renton, Holmes & Co., dwl
514 Capp

Taylor Samson W., shipsmith, 3 Mission, dwl SW cor
First and Natoma

Taylor Samuel, special policeman U. S. Shipping Com-
missioner Barge, office Front St. Wharf

Taylor Samuel J., confidential clerk S. P. Taylor & Co.,
dwl 1112 McAllister

Taylor Samuel P. (S. P. Taylor & Co.), dwl 1112 McAl-
lister

Taylor Sanford W. , shipsmith, 1 Mission, dwl SW cor
Second and Natoma

Taylor Sarah (widow), dwl 413 Mason

TAYLOR S. I*. A CO., proptrs Pioneer Paper Mill,
and agents Eagle Paper Mill, warehouse 416 Clay

Taylor Stephen, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 1413 Na-
toma

Taylor Steuart, dwl 701 Post

Taylor Stewart, hostler Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 254
Jessie

Tavlor Stuart M., dwl 913 Polk

Taylor Theophilus, fish market, 208 Si.xth, dwl 121 Sixth

Taylor Thomas (Taylor tt Edwards), dwl 5 Seymour Av

TAYLOR THOMAS S., manager San Francisco Clear-
ing House, office 211 Sansom, dwl 1810 Van Ness Av

Taylor Tillie Miss, saleswoman John F. Snow & Co., dwl
210 Turk

Taylor Truman (Taylor Jk Moore), dwl 1407 Clay

Taylor W. C, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., res San Mateo

Taylor Walter, hostler John F. Willson, dwl 22 Turk

Taylor Walter, laborer John W. Henry, dwl 1309 Stock

Taylor W. C, waiter Palace Hotel

Taylor W. G. Mrs., costuraer, 708 Montgomery

Taylor William, carpenter, dwl 15 Russell

Taylor William, clerk Ansel C. Robison, dwl SW cor Clay
and Stockton

Taylor William, cook Saulmann & Lauenstein, dwl 207
Riteh

Taylor William, driver Rider, Somers & Co., dwl 504

Broadway
Taylor William, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl

227 Minna
Taylor William, laborer, dwl 19 Russell
Taylor William, laborer Cal. Brick Co. , dwl cor King and

Third
Taylor William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Taylor William, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Taylor William, tinsmith Henry J. McLerie, dwl 20 Third
Taylor William, waiter stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf
Taylor William Mrs., dwl 139 Fourth
Taylor William H., corn merchant, 216 Washington, res
Oakland

Taylor William H., metallurgist, dwl 446 Bartlett
TAYLOR WILLIAM II., president Uisdon I. and L.

Works, office 0 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 535 Sutter
Taylor William H. H. , teamster, dwl 5U2 Broadway
Taylor William J., clerk 424 Montgomery, dwl Cosmopo-
litan Hotel
Taylor William M., compositor J. H. Carmany & Co., dwl

1006 Sutter
Taylor William M., housemover John Folsom, dwl 641

Mission
Taylor William S., dwl 509 O'Farrell
Taylor William S., stockbroker, office 420 Montgomery

room 7, dwl Russ House
Taylor William S., compositor Evening Bulletin, res Oak-
land
Taylor William W., dwl 12 Ellis
Taylor William W., metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl E

s Twenty-third bet Harrison and Bryant
Taylor W. M., deckhand S. S. Kalorama," Pacific St. Wharf
Taylor W. O., physician and surgeon, office 646 Market,

dwl 904 Leavenworth
Taylor W. S., carriagepainter, dwl 5 Stockton
Taylor W. S., printer Hussell & McKenney, res Oakland
Taylor & Edwards {Thomas Taylor and William H.

Edwards), shippainters and scrapers, 718 Front
Taylor & Moore (Truman Taylor and Justi7i Moore),

horseradish depot, 29 Centre Market
Taylor & Nevin (lloivard P. Taylor and Charles W.

Nevin), book and jobprinters, 634 Commercial i
Tctzen Chs, Scandinavian Soe. , 71 New Montgomery
Te Hong (Chinese), cigars and tobacco, 708 Pacific
Teague Ezra E., paperhanger and grainer Swan & Co.,

dwl 267 Stevenson
Teague Henry M., clerk Sanford E. Herrick, dwl 267

Stevenson
Teague William, contractor, dwl 118 Eddy
Teahan Matthew, vamisher Andrew Frei, dwl W s Mis-
sion bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Teal Albert, head postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,

dwl Commercial Hotel
Teal Benjamin M., student, dwl 122 Taylor
Teal Bridget (widow), dwl 346 Clementina
Teal Joseph N., clerk, dwl 122 Taylor
Teall Edgar S., musician, dwl 649 Broadway
Teall Oliver, clerk William D. Garland, 426 California
Teamer Henry, butcher, dwl 6 Calhoun
Teamy Joseph, marblecutter, dwl 21 Caroline
Teas William, machinist, dwl 652 Mission
Teasy G. D., shoe dealer, dwl 223 Ritch
Teats C, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Tebbel M., miner, dwl 14 Ellis
Tebbetts Albert B., sawyer, dwl 117 Park Av
Tebbetts E. W., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Techau Rudolph Jacob (Techau <fc Jesscii), dwl 505 Leav
TECHAV •£: JESSEX (Rxidolph Jacob Techau and

Peter D. Jessen), chophouse and oyster saloon.

Summer bet Kearny and Spring
Teckelnburg Charles, carpenter and cabinetmaker, dwl

1055 Folsom
Teckhan George W., blacksmith, dwl 1232 Folsom
Tedd John, dwl 26 Stockton

Tedford Charles, real-estatebroker, dwl 255 Minna
Teear Samuel, bootmaker Horace Perry, dwl 1043 How
Teed Charles, carpenter and joiner, dwl Morse PI bet

Leavenworth and Hyde
Teeder Henry, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Teele Charles, bootblack, dwl 428 Broadway
Teele Josiah M. (Peck cfc T.), dwl 1020 Geary
Teesdale Robert, hostler Dexter Stable, dwl 537 Stevenson
Teese Lewis, dwl 12 Ellis
Teese Lewis Jr., wines and liquors, SE cor California and

Kearny, dwl 112 Kearny
Teesing J. B., cook stm Empire

Teevan Susan, tailoress Lawrence Kelly, dwl 14 Morse
Tehantz Jacob, porter L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl S s Tyler

bet Buchanan and Webster
Tehman T. H., draj'man L McHenry & Co.
Teichner Henry (Rollins it- Co.), dwl 613 Mission
Teideman Mary (widow), dwl 36 Rausch
Teifer William", blacksmith, dwl 1457 Minna
Teihan Daniel, ironmolder Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl

600 Harrison
Teihan Otto, cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co.
Teisen Frank, miner, dwl 407 Pacific
Teisseire Armand, bookkeeper French Savinga and Loan

Society, res Oakland
Teit Charles, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Teitman August C, merchant, dwl 811i Folsom
Teitman Sophia (widow), dwl 327 Geary

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomeiy.

TEI

784

TES

Teixsira J. S., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109 Cal-
ifornia room 16
Telander P., Tailors' Pro. Union, SWcorKear and Morton
Teleng' Anna (widow), dwl 912 Larkin
Telfer William, blacksmith Charles Oestcr, dwl 1375 Mill
Telford Robert, engineer, dwl NE cor Bay and Kearny
Telion George Mrs. (widow), dwl 503 Eighth
Tell William, seaman stm Ajax, Folsoni St. Wharf
Tellechir Philip, musician, dwl 1107 Kearny
Teller George, clerk W. W. Dodge & Co., dwl 1510 Folsom
Teller John D. P., merchandisebroker, office 405 Front,

dwl 1510 Folsoni
Tellis Justin, porter Sanderson & Bro., dwl Washington

nr Front
Temperance Legion, headquarters 232 Sutter
Temperle Peter, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, dwl

108 Natoma
Tempest Charles, clerk, dwl 733 Market
Temple Arthur D. , machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl 317

Third
Temple Belle (-nidow), dwl 33 Harriet
Temple Daniel H. , mining, dwl 1624 Turk
Temple George R., dwl 422 Ellis
Temple John, painter, dwl 529 Second
Temple Rufus, calker Boole & Webster, dwl 558 Howard
Templeton Mary F. (widow), dwl 614 Sutter
Templeton Alice Miss, school teacher, dwl 909 Jackson
Templeton Herman S. , upholsterer Charles M. Plum &

Co., dwl 1513 Sacramento
Templeton J., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills
Templeton L. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Primary

School, dwl 1513 Sacramento
Templetop Laura S., teacher Chinese Mission House, dwl

916 Washington
Templeton Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 209 Second
Templeton Milo L., dwl 916 Washington
Templeton T. , boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills
Templeton William, quartennaster Pac. Mail S. S. Mon-
tana
TESf BOSCH N. <K €0. {Raoid Clerc), shipping and

commission merchants, 109 California room 14
Ten Bosch Nicholas {N. Ten Bosch & Co.), res Liverpool,

England
TEN-C EXT PARCEL DELIVERY CO., Levey, Fitch

& Co. proprietors, 16 Post
Tenblade John, stairbuilder, dwl i!80 Minna
Tenbrooke Herbert, dwl 517 Pine
Tence Adrien, dwl 1337 Dupont
TEXCE CHARLES, proprietor California House, 624

and 626 California
Tencer Adolph, purser Pac. Mail S. S. Co., dwl 1009 Mis-
sion
Tender William, clerk, dwl 561 Mission
Tener Isaac W., secretary Life Assn of America, ofiRce 313

California, dwl 1016 Webster
Tener Robert E., bookkeeper Isaac W. Tener, dwl 1016

Webster
Tennant William Mrs. (widow), dwl 534 Bush
Tennant Diedrich, teamster George Meyer, dwl 30 Dora
Tennant Matthew P. (^Tennant tt Cohen), dwl N s Six-

teentli bet Second Av and Guerrero
Tennant k Cohen {Matthew P. Tennant and Richard

Cohen), market, N s Sixteenth bet Second Av and

Guerrero
Tennent Jennie L. Miss, teacher Model School, dwl 1513

Jackson
Tennent Thomas, chronometer, watch, and mathematical-

instrumentmaker, 423 Washington, dwl 1513 Jackson
Tenney James, tracklayer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 242

Tomisend
Tenney John, dwl 143 Natoma
Tenney Joseph, marblecutter John Sweeney, dwl 2021

Market
Tenney Richard P., commission, grain, and produce, NE

cor Davis and Market, dwl NW cor Twenty-fifth and

Mission
Tenney W., steward stm Empire
Tenney William, cooiier, dwl 2 Noble PI
Tennis Henry, varnisher John A. Shaber & Co., dwl 2012

Dupont
Tennis Margaret (widow), dwl 2012 Dupont
Tennis Thomas, jailer County Jail, dwl 2012 Dupont
Tennis William E., upholsterer John A. Shaber & Co.,

dwl 2012 Dupont
Tennyson John, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Tennyson Stola, woodturner, dwl 212 Green
Tensfeld W. , laborer, dwl 909 Kearny
Tcnsfcid William, solicitor Abend Post, dwl 603 Pine
Tenthorey John P. (J. P. Tenthorcy & Co.), dwl 558 Miss

Tenthorey J. P. & Co. (Patd H. Trolliet), macaroni and
vermicelli factory, 558 Mission

Tenzer AUicrt, toolmakcr John Weichhart, dwl SW cor
Dupont and Broadway

Terebelini J., fisherman N. Giamboni & Co., 520 Clay

Terelonge Louis J., tailor, dwl 5 Carlos PI

Terhune Abram F., carpenter Henrj' J. McLerie, dwl cor
Polk and Fell

Terhime William E., collector Colby, Rohrer & Co., dwl
515 Stockton

Terkelson James {L. Terkelson & Bro.), dwl 3 Parte Av

Terkelson John, seaman, dwl 3 Park Av

Terkelson L. & Bro. {iMwrence <t James Terkelson),
wholesale wood3'ard. Long Bridge Wharf, foot Fourth

Terkelson Lawrence {L. TerkeUon di Bro.), dwl 3 Park Av

Terme Louis, dwl 510 Jackson

Terme L. P., dwl 729 California

Terme Mary L. Mme., theatrical costiuner, dwl 510 Jack

Terminal Hotel, James Kenney proptr, 606 Fourth

Terney Barnard, assistant foreman stable Omnibus R. R.,
dwl 13 Clara

Terrace Consolidated Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Wil-
liam R. To^vnsend secretarj', office 330 Pine room 4

TerrejTi Henry, cook Jellings & Freeman, dwl 445 Natoma

Terrien T. L., agent J. Renault, 430 Bush, dwl Hi Sonora
• PI

Terrier Frank, shoemaker, dwl 8 Anthony

Terrill Charles, shipcarpenter Boole k Webster

Terrill Charles C. {Terrill A: Slaven), dwl 717 Seventeenth

Terrill William, saloonkeeper, dwl 202 Tyler

Terrill William L., salesman Dalton & Gi-ay, dwl 26i Bdwy

Terrill & Slaven {Charles C. Terrill and M. A. Slaven),
carpenters and builders, 717 Seventeenth

Terrill. See Tirrell and Turrell

TERRITORIAL PIONEERS OF CALIFORNIA,
rooms NW cor Montgomery and Sutter

Terry Albert, clerk Provo, Kluit & Jacoby, dwl Mission
bet First and Second

Terry Andrew J., millwright, dwl 28 Tehama

Terry Charles, carpenter Cook & Trounson, dwl 43 Ecker

Terry Charles, cook, dwl 549 Howard

Terry E. & Co. {Savmcl M'inant and B. K. Terry),
wholesale Eastern oysters, 107 California Market

Terrj' Edward, dravman, dwl 819 Broadway

Terry Elmer {E. Terry A: Co.), dwl 123 O'Farrell

Terry George T. , capitalist, office 509 California, dwl Pal-
ace Hotel

Terry George W., salesman A. Giorgiani, dwl 915 Stockton

Terry H., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works

Terrj' John C, bookkeeper R. D. W. Davis & Co., dwl
1706 Polk

Terrj' Joseph T., real estate agent, auctioneer and broker,
office 238 Montgomery, dwl 1706 Polk

Terry Liness A., headstallsman John Robl, dwl 212 Frank-
lin

Terry M., dwl 623 Ellis

Terry Orrin, foreman quarry Charles E. Hazeltine, dwl 222
VVashingt-on

Terry R. K. {E. Terry tfc Co.), res New York

Terry Rolin C, dwl 11 Russ

Terry T., driver Omnibus R. R.

Teny Thomas, hose and beltmaker Horatio N. Cook, dwl
1117 Broadway

Terry William, blacksmith M. P. Holmes, dwl 1224 Green

Terry William N., sawfiler 7 Spear, dwl 1121 Greenwich

Terschuren G., captain steamer Washington, Jackson St.
Wliarf

Terusty Joseph, porter Thomas Jenningfs, dwl Pacific bet
Powell and Stockton

Terwilliger Edwin P., carpenter, dwl 1009 Harrison

Terwilliger N. B. {Terwilliqer .(• Fink), dwl 846 Mission

Terwilliger & Fink {N. B. Terwilli^jcr and A. »'. Fink),
butter, cheese, and eggs, 50 and 51 Washington Market

Tesch Charles, varnisher Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl
14 William

Tesch John H., butcher Daniel Dodge, dwl SW cor Mis-
sion and Spear

Teschemacher Henry F., real estate, office 523 Mont

Tescher James, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 16
Bluxome

Teschmer Frank, cook Edward Newman, d^wl 727 Clay

Teshere David, molder Occidental Foundry

Tesmore Harry, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Po-
trcro

TESMORE SOLOMON, oyster saloon, 57 and 59 Cali-
fornia Market, dwl 932 Mission

Tessifire Augustus, coffeeroaster J. A. Folger & Co., dwl
W s Guerrero bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth

Tessiere G., widow, furnished rooms, 910 Stockton

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Proptr;

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.

Tessidre George, dwl 916 Stockton

Tessiere Joseph, cabinetmaker Krag-en & Co., dwl 1506

Masjuii
Tessiere T. C, carpenter Pierre Guerrin, dwl 928 Jackson
Tessman Henry, carpenter, dwl Ss Twenty-fifth Avenue

nr L, nr Bay View
Teeta Angfelo, cook, dwl C21 Pacific
Ifcte Henrj', seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Titers Jaiues C, eni,'ineer Globe Iron Works, dwl 527 J

Natoma
Tetlow Samuel, proprietor Bella Union TTieater, 803 and

805 Keaniy, dwl Point Lobos Av nr C'lifif House
Tetten Charles, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Tettmeier Sjiencer, molder Hojx; Iron Works, South S. F.
TetrdU Ciprian L. llrs., dressmaker, dwl 22 Scott PI
Tetum W., upholsterer, dwl 207 Post
Tetzen Christian, clerk R, Feuerstein & Co., dwl 524

Eighteenth nr Guerrero
T6ubner Gustave {Teubner ,{■ Hoffman), dwl 1.316 Larkin
TEI'R^'ER A 1IUFF.M.4..\ (Gu^itave Teubner and

William Hoffman), manufacturers showcases, 537

California
Teuscher John H., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,

dwl 1809 Folsom
Tevis Carter, receiving teller bank Wells, Fargo &Co.,

dwl 601 Stockton •

TEt'IS LL4»1'D, president Wells, Fargo & Co. (ajid

Ha/jiiin .t T.), office NW cor California and Mont-

gomerv', dwl 1316 Taylor
Tevlin John (Mahoney <t T.), dwl N s Fifteenth bet Do-
lores and Guerrero
Tevlin Patrick, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Tew Henrj-, laborer George II. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Tewes F., wood and willow ware, 654 Market, dwl 638

Market
Tewes Frederick, baker, dwl 8 Dupont
Tewksbury Henry L., teamster Lewis & Co., dwl 123 Sil-
ver
Tewksburv Irving Q., salesman J. M. Pike & Co., dwl 422

OTarrell
TEM'KSICl'R Y JACOB M.. physician, office 716 Mont-

gomerj', dwl LSll Washington
Tewksbury Lucio M., attorney at law, office 716 Mont-

gomerj', dwl 1511 Washington
Tewksbury Marcus R., physician, office and dwl .37 Sec
Tewksbury Oliver, teamster John D. Metz, dwl 327 Tyler
Tewkson Peter, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Constitu-
tion
Thackeray William, foreman spinner Mission Woolen

Mills, dwl 1727 Stevenson
Thadewald Frederick, upholsterer Charles M. Plum &, Co.,

d%vl 437 Fulton
Thain Alexander, dwl 775J Market, rear
Thain Alexander Jr., confectioner, 781 Market
Thain Frederick, dwl 775J Market, rear
Thain Robert A. {Wright <C- 7".), dwl 1018 Clay
Thain Thomas, cigars, dwl 1018 Clay
Thain William, jigsawyer Holland & Ruppel, dwl 316

Jessie
Thair John, barkeeper John Cane, dwl 144 Steuart
Thai Frederick, special policeman, dwl 307 O'Farrell
Thai Henry H., dwl 307 OTarrell
Thai L. C, druggist, dwl 307 O'Farrell
Thai Sigmund, saddler, dwl 307 O'Farrell
Thaler Carl, seaman, Folsom St. Wharf
Thaler Conrad, bakerj-, 418 O'Farrell
Tbalheimer G., bookkeeper M. Heller & Broa., dwl 1413

Post
nialheimer Jacob, bookkeeper Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.,

dwl 1413 Post
Thalia Verein (German Club), rooms 204 Montgomery
Thamm Henry {Mxdler <t T.), dwl SW cor First and Brj-

ant
Thancussa Frank, operator, dwl 6 Bartol
Thane Andrew, gasfitter P. R. O'Brien, dwl 520 Seventh
Thane Edward, carpenter, dwl 18 Taylor
Thane Fannie Mrs., dwl 1704 Polk
Thane Joseph E., clerk Augustus P. Flint, res Oakland
Thannhauser August {Thannhauser <t Co.), dwl 318 Sut-
ter
Thannhauser Sigmund M. (Thannhauser <t Co.), dwl

1114 Stockton
THA\\H.4r!»ER A CO. (Sijmu7id M. and Augmt

Thai I nil auger), commission merchants and agents

Transatlantic Marine Insurance Co. (limited), of Ber-

lin, office 311 California

THAKP E. II., notary public and commissioner

deeds, office 310 Montgomer)-, dwl Commercial Hotel
Tharp Joseph L., solicitor Dewey & Co., dwl 818 Ellis

Tharp Scott M., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 43

South Park
Tliatoher Donald, dwl SE cor O'Farrell and lArkin
Thatcher Edward C. , millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Fac-

t<irj', dwl E s Mississippi nr Solano
Thatcher Eva Mrs., dwl 15 hvde
Thatcher George, dwl 804 Turk
Thatcher George P., woodcutter, dwl 549 Howard
Thatcher John H., operator Western Union Telegraph

Co., dwl 15 Hyde
Thaten H. & J., paints, oils, etc., 1131 Dupont
Thaten Henry (//. d- J. Thaten), dwl 1131 Dupont
Thaten Jacob A. (//. H; J, Thaten), dwl 515 Chestnut
Thay John, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Thayer Addie K. Mrs., seamstress Hess & Cohn, dwl

Greenwich nr Sansom
Thayer Amasa, hatter, dwl 8 Pearl
Thayer Asahel, clerk Hanson Ackerson & Co., dwl 22 De

Boom
Thayer Benjamin B., chemist Apothecaries' Hall, dwl 703

Bush
Thayer Delia Miss, milliner Mrs. J. Thomas, dwl 8 Pearl
Tliayer Edward N., actor California Tlieater, dwl 415

Green
Thayer I. E., bookkeeper A, Crawford & Co., res Oakland
Thaver Isaac, cigars and tobacco, 1135 Market, dwl 325

"Fell
Thaver J., barkeeper, dwl 633 California
Thayer John S. , dwl 249 Tehama
Thayer M. (widow), dwl N s Greenwich bet Montgomery

and Sansom
Thaver Moses, dwl SW cor Lombard and Montgomerj-
Thayer O. V., physician, office 30 Post, dwl 27 Turk
Thayer Russel S., bookkeeper City R. R., dwl 1432 Mis-
sion
Thaver S. C. E. (Gedge <{,- T.), dwl 137 Montgomery
THE JAMES LICK TRUST, office Lick House
TIIE WI.N'DSOK, Mrs. Harriet Hannah proprietress,

905 Market cor Fifth
Tlieall Alfred, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
Theamann Theodore, helper A. M. Adams & Co., dwl 48

Jessie
Theas Philip, furniture, 1117 Dupont
Theddy Albert, clerk W. & J. Sloane, dwl 1 Dikeman PI
Thede H., cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 512 Fourth
Thee Herman A. M., bookkeeper Schultz &. Von Bargen,

res Oakland
Theen Gerjet, blacksmith Nathan W. Spauldiug, dwl 18

First
Theileckar Margaret (widow), dwl 810 Folsom
Theisen A. Mrs. , teacher music, dwl 107 Tvu-k
Theisen Joseph (Tlieixen, Weinoehl <t Co.), dwl 107 Turk
Theisen, Weinoehl & Co. (Joseph Theinen, Frederick Wei-
noehl and Victor Kuehn), scroll sawing, turning, and

molding mills, 21 Seventh
Thelen John J., wines and liquors, 995 Market, dwl 1323

California, rear
Theler William H. (Palmer, Tripp & T.), dwl 454 Minna
Theller George P., bookkeeper Andrew Frei, dwl 2631

Harrison
Theller Samuel L., real estate, office 507 Montgomery, dwl

1607 Taylor
Themason Hank, endman Palace Varieties, 25 Geary
Then Benedict, musician, dwl 1007 Pacific
Theobald Charles, bricklayer, dwl 206 Fourth
Theobalds William Jr., machuiist William T. Garratt, dwl

211 Second
Theresa Mill and Mining Co. (Mariposa Co., Cal.), office

408 California room 16
Theriot Alfred, dwl 37 Second

Theriot Charles F., printer David Kerr, dwl 610 Howard
Theriot Clav, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl

610 Howard
Theriot Edward, barkeeper Caleb Coates, dwl 610 Howard
Theron Camil, carpenter, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av

and Vallejo
Thesserau David, carpenter, dwl 333 Beale
The\isen Niels, teamster Ten-Cent Parcel Delivery Co.,

dwl Pierce bet Eddy and Ellis
Tlievenot Eugene, jeweler, dwl 100 Stockton
Thevenot Marie Mrs., laimdrj-, 100 Stockton
Thianger Anton, baker Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 416 Kear
Thibault Etienne, lodgings, 730 Pacific
Thibault F. J. Mrs., dwl 1317 Hvde

Thibault Frank, clerk E. K. Howes & Co., dwl 1317 Hyde
Thibault Joseph, carriagemaker Edwin Falkingham, dwl

2010 Folsom
Thiebaut Charles, foreman Max Waizman, dwl 422 Val-
lejo

JAMES Q. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

r. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mi

Thiebeau Robert, laborer Clay St. R. R. Co., dwl S a Clay
bet Powell and Mason '

Thiehers R. , dwl C36 Commercial

Thleke Charles, manufacturer fancy leather goods, 523
Kearny room 28

Thiele , telenraphinstrumentmaker Electrical Con-

stiiiction and Maintenance Co., dwl 7 Rausch

Thiele A., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth

Thiele Adolph, salesman Wolters & Fechheimer, dwl 420
Bush

Thiele Agnes (widow"), dwl 1212 Clay

Thiele A. L., liquor dealer, dwi Central Pacffic Hotel, 348
Fourth

Thiele Ernest, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 429 Bush

Thiele Eugene (Seviii Vincent <t Co.), dwl 930 Way

Thiele .John, dwl 201 Stevenson

Thiele .John, hairdresser Samuel Selig, dwl 954 Mission

Thiele Julius, salesman Kaskell Bros., dwl 19 Clara

Thiele Robert, cabinetmaker and carpenter, 657 Mission,
dwl 911 Union

Thielebiibe Anna E. (widow), dwl 17} Dupont rear

Thielnian Mathew, butcher Peter Dengler, dwl 13 Hub-
bard

Thielmann Benhart, locksmith A. M. Adams & Co., dwl
55 Jessie

Thiemann Robert, jewelry-boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum,
dwl 528 Bush, rear

Thieme Henry (Grantz <{- T.\ dwl 8 Calhoun

Thienier Gustave, musician, dwl 1525 Powell

Thierbach Charles F., salesman D. Ghirardelli, dwl 8
Park Av

Thierbach J. & Co., fruits, vegetables, and dairy produce,
IS and 19 Grand Central Market

Thierbach Julius (J. Thierbach ct Co.), dwl 515 Franklin

Thiery Charles \V., dwl 421 Fourth

Thierj- John, wagonmaker Bertha Spitz, dwl 330 Sutter

Thies August, trapper, dwl 619 Pacific

Thies Otto, cabinetmaker, dwl 275 Clara

TUIESE ANDREW A., homeopathic physician, oflSce
and dwl 322 Sutter

Thiesen Henrj', teamster Union Soap Factory, dwl NW
cor Mission and Tenth

Thiesen Peter, gardener Miller & Sievers, dwl SE cor
Sixteenth and Folsom

Thiessen William H., clerk C. A. Helmering, dwl 610 Post

Thil Adeline Miss, clerk, dwl 512 Hyde

Thild Lerand, seaman, dwl 634 Green

Thing Albert F., teamster Gibson & Co., dwl 11 Caroline

Thing Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 15 Stockton

Tliinsr John C, teamster J. Jlorton & Co., dwl 15 Stock

THIRD DLSTRIC'T COIRT, 27 Post

THIRD STREET WHARF, foot Third

Thirouin Charles, laborer, dwl 421 Pacific

Thin-v -• — , hairdresser, dwl 330 Sutter

Thiss"John H., dwl 262 Minna

Thistleton George, proptr Jolly Giant, office 423 Washing-
ton, dwl S s Fifteenth bet Howard and Folsom

Thistlewaite Charles, machinehand South Park Mills,
Berrj' bet Third and Fourth, dwl 525 Pine

Thivierge Joseph, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW
cor Gough and Haight

Thobalen Peter, S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 Cal

Thod Henrv, cooper, 922 Bat, dwl NE cor Bat and Green

Thode C. T., dwl 766 Howard

Thode Henry (Thode <i- Co.), dwl 703^ Davis

Thode Henry, driver Philadelphia Brewerj', dwl 232 Sec

Thode Henry, seaman, dwl 21 Pacific

Thode John, driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232 Second

Thode Mary (widow), dwl 1509 Mason

Thode c& Co. (Henry Thode and Louis Holhorn), liquor
salonn, 703} Davis

Thoene August, dwl 440} Natoma

Thogode John D., saloonkeeper, dwl 4 Kate

Thole George, captain schr Phoebe Fay, office Pier 2}
Steuart

Thorn James, shi}x;arpenter, dwl 1017 Batterj-

Thom James, coremaker Vulcan Iron Works, dwi E s Al-
abama bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third

Thorn John, car]ienter, dwl 618 Natoma

Thorn Lucinda (widowO, dwl 257 Perry

Thom Peter, miller Deming, Palmer & Co., 116 Sac

Thom Wohrden Henry, groceries and liquors, KE cor
Ninth and Minna

Thom-Wohrden, Theodore N., groceries and liquors, 19
Fourth, dwl 243 Stevenson

Thomann Frederick, laborer, dwl 27 Clara

Thomann Charles, dyer, 2319 Pine, dwi W s Steiner bet
Sutter and Bush

Thomann Jacob, bootmaker A. Jacques, dwl 9 St. Charles

PI I

Thomann Jacob D., carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl Forti

Point !

Thomann Louis, clerk Muecke, Victor & Co., dwl 1323:

Stockton !

Thomann Rudolph, local editor California Demokrat, dwl I

302 O'Farrell I

Thomas Abraham, capitalist, office 413 California, dwl 1

1612 Turk
Thomas Agnes Miss, dwi 423 Minna
Thomas A. J., dwl 704} Mission

Thomas Alexander, mariner schr Leo, Beale St. Wharf
Thomas Anna Mrs., laundress, dwi 1031 Dupont
Thomas Antone, cook, dwi 308 Tehama
Thomas Benjamin, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture

Co., dwi 32 Everett
Thomas C, seaman, dwi 123 Jackson
Thomas C. C, engineer Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 327 Minna
Thomas Charles, dwi 923 Greenwich
Thomas Charles, carpenter, dwi 552 Linden Av
Thomas Charles, carpenter, dwi 927 Greenwich
Tliomas Charles, carpenter Gilbert & Moore, dwi 174 Bran
Thomas Charles, chief engineer stm Thoroughfare, dwl

560} Natoma
Thomas Charles J., liquor saloon, 35 Eddy, dwi 351 Minna
THOM.4S €HARLE.S W., planing mill, bellows fac-
tor}', and ore sampling works, 24 and 26 California,

dwi 611 Pine
Thomas Christian, dwl NE cor Solano and Indiana
Thomas D., laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Thomas David, quarrj-man, dwl 548 Mission
Thomas David L. , mining secretarj-, office 419 California

room 21, dwi 235.V Oak
Thomas David W., cai-penter, dwl E a Mission bet Twenty-
third and Twentv-fourth
Thomas E., dwl 203 Turk
Thomas E. D., carpenter, dwl 907 Folsom
Thomas Edward, bagsewer Neville & Co., dwl 1418 Mason
Thomas Edward, bricklayer, dwi 225} Eighth
Thomas Edward, engineer, dwl SE cor Lombard and

Leavenworth
Thomas Edward, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 735

Brannan
Thomas E. J., engineer, dwi 23 Ellis
Thomas E. J., engineer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 720

Market
Thomas Eliza (widow), dwl 708 Taylor
Thomas Ellen (widow), dwl E s Stevenson nr Hermann
Thomas Ellen Mrs., dressmaker A. Loosley, dwi 19 Turk
Thomas Ellen Mrs., millineri,-, 30 Third, dwi 236 Jessie
Thomas Eugene (Henry Schroder it Co.), dwi 1411 Bush
Thomas Evan, expressman, SE cor Second and Market,

dwi S s Market nr Valencia
Thomas Evan D., cabinetmaker, dwi 236 Jessie
Thomas E. W. (widow), dwi 535 Stevenson
Thomas F., pressman Evening Bulletin
Thomas F. & Co. (Joseph Breitenbaeh and Jean Fetdl-

lan), dyers and scourers, 734 Washington, and NW

cor Post and Stockton
Thomas F. E., tailor, dwi 35 Turk
Thomas Francis, winebottler, dwl S s California bet Bro-

derick and Baker
Thomas Fran^'ois (F. Thomas & Co.), dwl 811 Valencia nr

Nineteenth
Thomas Frederick G., sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl

1716 Leavenworth
Thomas Frederick N., clerk, dwl 108 Powell
Thomas George W., collector Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 822

Folsom
Thomas George P., woodcarver Kragen & Co., dwl 952

Bryant
Thomas George W., mining agent, dwl 916 Bush
Thomas Gerald Henry, compositor Thomas & Co., dwl

1307 Vallejo
Thomas H., japitor Evening Post, dwl 537 Turk
Thomas H., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Brannan

nr Fourth
Thomas Henrietta F. Miss, dwl 537 Turk
Thomas Henry, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 10

Oak Grove Av
Thomas Henry, carpenter, dwl N s Twentieth nr Shot-
well
Thomas Henry, carpenter Gilbert cS: Moore, dwl 176 Ritch
Thomas Henry, cooper L. W. Handy & Co., dwl 2114 Ma-
son, rear
Thomas Henry, foreman car ahop Southern Pac. R. R.,

dwl 2235} Mission
Thomas Henrj-, seaman, dwl 1404 Dupont

BEAMISH'S—Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Market

■jji. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.

homos Henty E., messenger Custom House, dwl 622

Post
■homas Henry S., steam boatman, dwl 136 Fifth
homas Hermann, tanner Christian Hellwig, dwl S 8

Twenty-sixth nr Howard
'homas H. G., musician, dwl 7 Stockton
homas Hugh, clerk, dwl 419 Hyde
liomas Isiiiah, carpenter, dwl 919 Howard
^> homas J. Mrs., milliner and millinery goods, 114J Post,

dwl Winchester Hotel
homas Jacob, hairdresser Jules E. Voisenet, dwl 4 Grand

homas James, carpenter, dwl 27 DeBoom
'homas James, clerk, dwl 3 Taylor
homas James, laborer, dwl S s Seventeenth nr Howard
-Jl liomas James, saloonkeeper, dwl 1140 Mission
rhomas James, steward Mrs. M. H. Yates, 108 Ellis
ihomas James, stonecutter, dwl 110 Prosjicct Fl
[homas James, watclnnan New Wisconsin Hotel, NE cor

Montgomerj- and Pacific
liomxs James J., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl

37 Oak Grove Av
'^Mphomas James M., painter, dwl 26i Welsh

[homas James P., bookkeeper Hypolite Dutard, res Oak-
land
rhomas .lane (widow), dwl 117 First Av bet Fifteenth and

Sixteenth

rhomas Jano (widow), dressmaker, dwl Winchester Hotel
rhomas Jane Mrs., dwl 762 Howard
rhomas Jane E. Miss, dwl 34 Eddy
rhomas J. E., machinist, dwl 14 Turk
rhomas Joel L., clerk Waterhouse & Lester, res Oakland
[homas John, hairdresser Charles Proschold, dwl 562

Natoma

Thomas John, hairdresser, 121 Jackson, dwl 1019 Pacific
Thomas John, jeweler Adolph Bourgoin, dwl 1715 Val-

lejo

Thomas John, laborer Frear Stone Co., dwl 320 Clem
Thomas John, teamster P. T. Flinn & Son, dwl SW cor

Eighth and Howard
Thomas John, whitener, dwl 502 Broadway
Thomas John B., brassmolder George H. Tay iSi Co., dwl

27 DcBoom
Thomas John H., glassblower S. F. and Pacific Glass

Works, dwl E s Tennessee nr Butte
Thomas John H., shoemaker Stephen Thomas, dwl 132

Stevenson

Thomas John S., miner, dwl 509 Washington
Thomas Joseph, cook Albert Boltz, dwl 19 Commercial
Thomas Joseph, new and second-hand furniture, 772 and

774 Howard
Thomas Joseph E., clerk William T. Wenzell, dwl 834

Mission
Thomas Lewis, carriagebuilder, dwl 529 Valencia
Thomas L. H. (Thomas d- Oriffi,n), dwl SE cor Stockton

and Jackson
Thomas Louis, watchman stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Thomas Martha A. , waitress Palace Hotel
Thomas Mary (widow), dwl 710 Vallejo
Thomas Marv A. Miss, teacher Broadway Primary School,

dwl 62G Filbert
Thomas Marj- J. Mrs., millinery, 901 Market
Thomas Matthew, steward Lick House, dwl 12 Dupont,

rear
Thomas Xellie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 104 Eleventh
Thomas Nelson, office 413 California, dwl 1313 California
Thomas Oliver, expressman, cor Market and Second
Thomas Patrick, plasterer, dwl 1325 Washington
Tliomas Patrick J. (Thomas Ji Co.), dwl 1307 Vallejo
Thomas Peter, captain sloop Rhode Island, Jackson St.

Wharf
Thomas Priscilla (vs-idow), dwl 1 Stockton PI
Thomas Richard, driver P. Craig & Son, dwl 823 Market
Thomas Richard P., 8Ui)erintendent Standard Soap Co.,

office 208 Sacramento, res Oakland
Thomas B. J., carpenter Charles E. Boman, dwl 741

Market
Thomas R. J., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Thomas Rose L., operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,

dwl 106 Post
Thomas R. S., driver Market St. R. R., dwl E s Second

Av nr Sixteenth
Thomas Shepherd A., foreman C. C. Burr & Co., dwl 2110

Powell
Thomas Simon, captain schr Veto, Washing^n St.\\'harf
Thomas Stephen, boots and shoes, 901 Market, dwl 12

Jessie
Thomas Thomas, clerk, dwl 1254 Market
Thomas Thomas, tailor Lawrence Kelly, dwl 644 Mission

Thomas Thomas J., cari)enter, dwl 6 Langton
Thomas U. B., car|)enter, dwl 134 Fourth
Thomas W., carpenter, dwl 10 Taylor
Thomas W., mate schr Bonanza, Oriental Dock
Thomes W. Ford, clerk Custom House, dwl 663 Seven-
teenth
Thomas William, dwl 20 Turk

Tliomas William, blacksmith New U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing
Thomas William, bricklayer, dwl 104 Eleventh
Thomas William, carpenter Cook & Trounson, dwl 614

Pine
Thomas William, cook stm Enterprise, Broadwav St.

Wharf
Thomas William, expressman, NE cor California and

Front, dwl 1307 Fillmore
Thomas William, junk dealer, dwl N s Harrison bet Main

and Spear
Thomas William, machinist Southern Pac. R. R.
Thomas William, mining, dwl NE cor Montgomerj- and

Pacific
Thomas William, teamster Smith, Cutter & Co., dwl 782

Harrison
Thomas William B, liquor saloon, 21 Pacific
Thomas William F., dwl 1025 Harrison
Thomas William F., laborer S. F. Chemical Works, dwl

N s Sixteenth bet Valencia and Dolores
Thomas William H., drug clerk, dwl 729 Pine
Thomas William H., laborer, dwl First Av bet Fifteenth

and Sixteenth
Thomas William J., coppersmith Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,

dwl 222J Mission
Thomas & Co. (Patrick J. Thomas and Theodore E.

Kiill), book and jobprinters, 505 Clay
THOM.48 •» «RirFI\' (L. II. Thomas and Charles

Grijiin), liquor saloon, SEcor Stockton and Jackson
Thomason Edwin R., contractor, office 513 Montgomerj',

dwl 1312 Folsom
Thomason John, carpenter, dwl 130 Lilly Av
Tliome C, dwl 863^ Market
Thome Jean, bootmaker George Burkhardt
Thomen Henrj', dwl 627 Commercial
Thomet E.W., hatter, dwl 132 Geaiy
Thomford Henrj- A., groceries and liquors, NE cor Filbert

and Montgomery Av dwl 700 Filbert
Thomlinson Thomas, chief engineer O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Thompsen Alexander, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont

Tliompson , seaman, dwl 315 Minna

Tliompson A. (widow), boarding, 13 Second Av

Thompson A. B. (widow), dwl 106} Third

Thompson Abraham W. (Thompson A" Shanklarui), dwl

2509 Howard
Thompson Adam, carpenter, dwl 14 Clara
Thompson Adam, seaman, dwl 47 Sacramento
Thompson A. L. , dwl Grand Hotel
Thompson Alexander, dwl 21 Baldwin's Court
Thompson Alexander, cartman, 202 Van Ness Av
Thompson Alexander, seaman schr Alonzo, Jackson St.

Wharf
Tliompson Alexander, stevedore Oregon S. S. Co., dw'

Spear bet Folsom and Harrison
Thompson A. N., dwl 810 Mission
Thompson Andrew, dairj-man, Fairmount.W a St. Mary's

College
Thompson Andrew, seaman stm Salinas, Pacific St. Wharf
Thompson Andrew, watchman Woodward's Gardens, dwl

30 Langton
Tliompson Andrew Jr., poultryman, dwl 30 Langton
Thompson Anthony, bookkeeper William Kerr, dwl 903

Battery
Thompson Arthur L., clerk Hugh Craig, res Oakland
Thompson August Slason, attorney at law.office 804 Mont,

dwl 612 Hyde
Thompson Austin, surveyor, dwl 1205 Polk
Thompson Benjamin, conductor Central R. R., dwl 331

Sixth
Thompson Benjamin, seaman schooner Mary Hall, Wash-
ington St.Wliarf
THOMirSOX BROTHERS (Thomas and Thornton),

proprietors Eureka Foundrj-, 129 and 131 Beale
Thompson C, dwl 323 O'Farrell
Thompson C, dwl 636 Commercial
Thompson C, dwl 812 Howard
Thompson Camelia, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Thompson Catherine iliss, boarding, 534 Bush
Thompson Catherine A. , waitress Palace Hotel
Thompson Charles, dwl 1612 Leavenworth
Thompson Charles, cook stm Coquille, Pacific St. 'Wharf
Thompson Charles, fireman tugboat Rescue, dwl 100 Jack

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Thompson Charles, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,

Beale St.>Vharf
Thompson Charles, lumberman, dwl SW cor Market and

Steuart
Thompson Charles, machinist Wade's Opera House
Thonijison Charles, mastermariner, dwl 1522 Stockton
Thoniiison Charles, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Thompson Charles A., teamster Lewis & Co., Pier 1

Steuart
Thomi)son Charles E., carpenter, dwl NE cor Dolores

and Fifteenth
Thompson Charles Henry, with Mutual Life Ins. Co.,

dwl 148 Sixth
Thompson Christian, dwl 1703 Dupont
Thompson Christien A., laborer, dwl 26 Fifth Av
Thompson D., laborer Pac. Rollini? Mills
Thompson Daniel, clerk, dwl 819 Kearny
Thompson Daniel, seaman, dwl Constitution Hotel
Thompson Daniel, seaman, Pac. Mail S. S. Citv of Tokio
Thomi)son Daniel P., barkeeper Andrew Anderson, dwl

1025 Kearny
Thomr>son David, assistant steward stm Amador, Market

St. Wharf, dwl 15 Scott Place
Thompson David, cooper, dwl 548 Mission
Thompson David, seaman 0. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Thompson David, weigher Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s

Michigan nr Sierra
Thomjjson Edward, butcher, dwl 28 Turk
Thompson Edward, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Lone
Bridge ^

Thompson Edward, seaman schooner Uncle Abe, Jackson

St. Wharf
Thompson Edward, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Thompson Edward B., clerk Alvinza Hayward, dwl 1531

Tyler
Thompson E. F. Mrs., dwl 942 Howard
Thompson Elias H., machinist, 228 Main, dwl 246 Fourth
Thompson Emanuel, clerk, dwl 235 O'Farrell
Thompson Emma Miss, boarding and lodging, 864 Foi
Thompson E. W., cai-penter, dwl 1714 Dupont, rear
Thompson Farewell, machinist, dwl 19 Minna
Thompson F. F. , carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Thompson Frank M., sawyer Kragen & Co., dwl 131 Lilly

Av
Thompson Frederick H. , porter, dwl 1822 Stockton
Thompson G., dwl 636 Commercial
Thompson G., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl

Potrero
Thompson G. & R., millinery ornaments and fancy goods,

18 Second
Thompson George ((?. <t R. Thompson), dwl 52 Second
Thompson George, clerk A. P. Gregory & Co.
Thompson George, jeweler Smith, Richter & Co., dwl 149

Howard
Thompson George, laborer George H. Whitney, 114

Steuart
Thompson George, printer, dwl 2^ Third
Thompson George, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Thompson George, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Thompson George, waiter Palace Hotel
Thompson George C, comedian Buckley's Varieties, dwl

217 Stevenson
Thompson George C, proptr Union Soda Works, 526

Union, dwl 524 Union
Thompson George Howard, real-estate agent. 534 Cali-
fornia, dwl 1607 Gough '
Thompson George N., seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
Thompson Gideon, policeman City Hall, dwl 1858 Steven-
son nr Twentieth
TIIOMPSOX «. W., employment, real estate, and
general business agent, 6 O'Farrell cor Dupont, dwl
1003 Powell
Thompson H., dwl Commercial Hotel
Thompson Hans, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Thompson Hans A., master mariner, office 305 East dwl

21 Fifth Av - '

Thompson Harry, actor New Lyceum Theater, SE cor

Sacramento and Kearny, dwl 1112 Kearny
Thompson Hartwell C, compositor Francis & Valentine
dwl 1422 Keaniy '

Thompson Hattie, dwl 918 Larkin
Thompson H. C, teamster Miller & Hall, dwl 21 Spear
Thompson Helen M. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, dwl

815 Mission
Thompson Henry, attorney at law, office 302 Montgomerj-

room 20, dwl NE cor Jackson and Mason
Thomjjson Henrj', butcher, dwl 1822 Stockton
Thompson Henrj-, cigars, dwl 24 Telegraph PI
Thompson Henry, hackdriver, dwl 30 Langton

Thompson Henry, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 Ncv

Montgomery
Thom]>son Henry, porter Good^vin & Co.
Thompson Henry, seaman, dwl 4 Goodsell PI
Thompson Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Thompson Henry, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Thompson Henry, shipcarpenter, dwl 606 Third
Thompson H. M. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gramma

School, dwl 1409 Jackson
Thompson Ira D., manufacturer flavoring essences, 41(

Front, dwl 360 Jessie '

Thompson Isaac, cooper S. T. Hubbell & Co., dwl 51(

Broadway
Thompson J., laborer L. Terkelson & Bro., dwl 804 Thiri
Thompson .(., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 How
Thompson J., peddler, dwl 509 Washington
Thompson Jacob, butcher, dwl 1907 Dupont
Thompson Jacob G., wheelwright, dwl E s Ninth nr Mia
Thompson James, boatman, Howard St. Wharf, dwl 315

Eddy
Thompson James, carpenter, dwl 624 Sacramento
Thompson James, carpenter, dwl N s Jessie nr Ninth
Thompson James, carpenter, dwl W s Folsom bet Twenty

third and Twenty-fourth
Thompson James, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., cor Kinj

and Second, dwl 225 Eighth, rear
Thompson James, foreman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl Wi

Michigan nr Shasta
Thompson James, harikman, 526 Third
Thompson James, porter W. Warner Henry & Co., dw

21 Baldwin Court
Thompson James, steward, dwl 15 Bernard
Thompson James, seaman, dwl Johnson PI bet Main and

Spear nr Harrison
Thompson James A., bookkeeper Sather & Co., dwl 534

Bush
Thompson James T., carpenter, dwl 152 Minna
Thompson James W., clerk G. W. Chesley & Co., dwl 81C

Mission
Thompson Jane (widow), dwl 5 Caroline PI
Thompson J. D. Mrs. , dwl 930 Market
Thompson J. D., blacksmith Daniel I. Newkirk, dwl We

Church bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Thompson Jeremiah, waiter William F. Roster, dwl 230

Jessie
Thompson John, dwl NE cor Battery and Green
Tliompson John, carpenter, dwl 103 Clark
Thompson John, carpenter, dwl 2008 Powell
Thompson John, clerk, dwl 423 O'Farrell
Thompson John, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.. dvrt

2203 Larkin
Thompson John, deckhand stm Coquille, Pacific St. Wharf
Thompson John, foreman Charles Harley & Co., dwl 16

Davis
Thompson John, ironmolder, dwl 34 Natoma
Thompson John, laborer, dwl 29 Ecker
Thompson John* laborer, dwl 37 Commercial
Thompson John, laborer, dwl 722 Pacific
Thompson John, laborer, dwl 1520 Washington
Thompson John, laborer Caspar Baker, dwl E s San Bruno

Road nr Twenty-eighth
Thompson John, machinist William Deacon, dwl 35 Elev-
enth
Thompson John, seaman O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Thompson John, seaman schooner Lovett Peacock, Jack-
son St. Wharf
Thompson John, stevedore, dwl E s Castro bet Eighteenth

and Nineteenth
Thompson John, painter, dwl 1617 Polk
Thompson John, teamster, dwl 440 Second
Thompson John, waiter Arcade Restaurant, dwl 558 Na-
toma, rear
Thompson John B., caulker, dwl Es Minnesota nr Solano
Thompson John H., city agent North British and Mer-
cantile Ins. Co., office 219 Sansom, dwl 1221 Wash
Thompson John M., porter, dwl 1120 Pacific
Thompson John R., machinist William T. Garratt dwl

223 Ritch
Thompson John T., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Thompson L., laborer Holland & Ruppel
Thompson Lewis E., compositor California Farmer, dwl,

425 Montgomery Av
Thompson L. G., carijcnter, dwl 606 Fourth
Thompson Louis, carriagepainter, dwl 221 j Clara
Thomjison Lucius {iV. K. Vaiidemlice d- Co.), dwl 1023

Washington
Tliompson M. Mrs., groceries, 761 Folsom
Thompson Margaret Mrs., dwl 414 Jones
Thompson Margaret A. (widow), dwl 53 Mission

:;;

HYGIENIC BOARDING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 C;

7A1T SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstatHshed 1862.

ompson Marie E. (widow), dwl 1128 Pine
ompson Mary (widow), nurse, dwl 75 Minna
ompson M. E. Mrs. (widow), dwl 411 Fourth
ompson Michael, laborer, dwl 12 Natoma, rear
ompson Michael, laborer, dwl cor Thirtieth and Miss
om|>son Michael, laborer Hooper's South End Ware-
house, dwl 832 Green
ompson Michael, laborer supt streets
ompson Michael, stableman William E. Bridge, dwl 113

OFarrell
ompson N. A., telegraph- instrumentmaker Electrical

Construction and Maintenance Co., dwl 609 Hush
ompeon Nellie Miss, ladies' nurse, dwl 311 Pine, room 3
.ompson Nicholas, blacksmith Portland Boiler Works,

dwl 16 Hunt
ompson Nicholas, teamster, dwlNE cor Twenty-fourth

and Church
lompson Oren, engineer Gallagher & Armann, dwl 1016

Washington
lompson Oscar A., foreman Samuel H. Sheplar, dwl Ti-
lls bet Scott and Devisadero
lompson P., dwl 14 Tehama
lompson P., laborer Wade's Opera House
lorapson Peter, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
lompson Peter, seaman schr Energj-, Jackson St. Wharf
lompsoii Peter, surveyor, dwl 919 liattery

t ompson li,, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. China
lO.ilFiiiOSi R. Al'G., attorney at law, and presiding
justice of the peace, office 806 Montgomery, dwl 25
Glen Park Av
lomi^son R. H., expressman, dwl 6 Freelon nr Zoe
lompson R, G., clerk, dwl 323 Eddy
lompson Richard, second otficer stm Montana, Oregon
S. S. Co., dwl 21 Turk

« ompson Robert {G. it M. Thompnon), dwl 52 Second
ompsou Robert {Thomp.'-on S- Baxter), dwl 217 Capp
ompson Robert (Thompson <k Lord), dwl Clay bet

Stockton and Powell
lompson Robert, attorney at law, office 76 Montgomery

Block, dwl 1.531 Tj-Ier cor Scott
Mmpson Robert, baker, dwl 1138 Folsom

« ompson Robert, boatman, dwl 502 Broadway
ompson Robert, cariienter, dwl 1117 Montgomery
« ompson Robert, seaman, dwl 7 Broadway
onii)S(jn Robert, shipcarpenter, dwl 32 South Park Av
lompson Robert, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

E s Precita PI nr Precita Av, Bernal Heights
lompson Robart E. H., student John B. Felton.dwl 217
Capp

C ompson Robert N. {Regan i- T.), dwl 251 Stevenson
ompson Roger, dwl Ocean A'iew House
lorapson Ruf us W. , superintendent Selby Smelting and

Lead Co., dwl 1417 Sacramento
hompson Samuel C, carpenter, dwl 152 Minna
hompson Sarah M. Miss, dwl 30 Langton
hompson Saul, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
hompson S. C, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills
hompson Smith B., carpenter, dwl.1715 Eddy
hompson S. R. Miss, teacher Laguna St. School
hompson Stephen T., shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.
hompson T., boatman, dwl 804 Third
hompson Theresa (widow), dressmaker, dwl 8 Ewer PI
hompson Thomas (Thompnon Brus.), dwl SE cor Turk

and Devisadero
hompson Thomas, carpenter, dwl 366 Natoma
■hompson Thomas, laborer, dwl 21 Baldwin Court
hompson Thomas, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl

cor Buchanan and Bay
liompson Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 36 Spear
"hompson Thomas J. {Thomas J. Thompson <t Co.), dwl

Brooklyn Hotel
■hompson Thomas J. & Co. {Samuel Cohen and Henry

C. Droger), stock operators, office 330 Montgomery
"hompson Thomas L. , waiter, dwl 411 Tehama
?hompson Thornton {Thompson Brothers), dwl E s Ala-
bama nr Twenty-fifth
Siompson Thorwel, machinist Globe Iron Works, dwl 79

Minna '

EhompsonW., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Va-
lencia
rhompson Wallace, carpenter, dwl 118 Park Av
[liompson Walter, fisherman, dwl 10 Broadway
Thompson W. C, clerk Pac. Lodgings, 209 Leidesdorfl
Phompson William {Schmidt & T.), dwl 634 Geary
Phompson William, dwl 223 Fifth
Hiompson William, dwl 360 Jessie
[liompson William, dwl 619 Pacific
[liompson William, blacksmith, dwl 21 Baldwin Court
rhompson William, boarding, 112 Pacific

Thompson William, carpenter, dwl American Exchange
Thompson William, carpenter, dwl 17 Fourth
Thompson William, clerk Charles Nobmann, dwl 504

Leavenworth
Thompson William, cooper Carl Bros., dwl 13.36 Minna
Thompson William, deckhand stm Express, Washington

St. Wharf
Thompson William, expressman, dwl 121 Berry
Thompson WilHam, gardener, dwl W s San Jos6 Road nr

St. Mary^s College
Thompson William, machinist Risdon t. and L. Works,

dwl 131SJ Natoma
Thompson William, master mariner, dwl 804 Third
Thompson William, physician, office and dwl 36 Geary
Thompson William, seaman stm Ancon, Broadway St.

Wharf
Thompson William, second officer stm Santa Cruz, Pacific

St. Wharf
Thompson William, teamster Charles Williams & Co.,

Pier 5 Steuart
Thompson William, teamster Milton P. Sessions, dwl 1219

Folsom
Tliompson William, waiter, dwl NW cor Har and First
Tliompson William B., calker, dwl 611 Howard
Thompson William B., labOTer, dwl NE cor Vermont and

Sierra
Thompson William B., vamisher Hale & Co., dwl 2318

Washington
Thompson William B., with Mutual Life Ins. Co., dwl

2318 Washington
Thompson William D., clerk George C. Tliompson, dwl

524 Union
Thompson William F. {Hatch <t T.), dentist, office and

dwl 23 Geary
Thompson William H., bookkeeper, dwl 1715 Eddy
Thompson William H., proprietor dining room stm New

World, dwl 606 Shotwell
Thompson William K., vamisher, dwl 911 Vallejo
Thomjison William P., clerk Frank E. Kane, dwl 412 Ellis
Thompson William S., boarding, 912 Battery
Thompson William S. , cattle dealer, dwl 10 Liberty
Thompson W. J., carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl Sierra nr

Kentucky
Thompson W. W., conductor Market St. R. R.
Thompson & Baxter {Robert Thompson and Charles E.

A . Baxter), collectors, 206 Front room 2
Thompson & Lord {Robert Thompson and Joseph Lord),

liquor saloon, 520 Commercial
THOMPSON A 8IIA!^iKLA\D {Abraham W. Thomp-
son and James H. Suankland), attorneys at law, NE

cor California and Da\is
Thomsen ChrLstian, master mariner, office 305 East, res

Alameda
Tliomsen Christian, salesman Henry E. Bothin, dwl cor

Greenwich and Dupont
Thomsen Frederick, porter Household Furnishing Co.,

dwl 1822 Stockton
■Thomsen Hans A., Scandina\'ian Soc., 71 New Mont
Thomsen Henry, butcher Fergois Hansen, dwl 1822 Stock
Thomsen Nicolaus L., dwl 23 Jessie

Thomsen Thomas, artesian-wellborer, dwl 262 Clementina
Thomsen Thomas A., master mariner, office 305 East, res

Alameda
Thomson Archibald B., salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl

417 Jones
Thomson Charles E., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl

Harry PI nr Laguna
Thomson" George, printer Alta California, dwl 12 Howard

Court
Thomson Henry, expressman, SE cor Claj- and Sansom,

dwl Henry bet Noe and Castro
Thomson James, brickmason, dwl 1141 Mission
Thomson James, fireman Southern Pac. R. R.
Thomson James, molder Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 34

Natoma
Thomson James M. , dwl N s Sierra nr Louisiana
Thomson James S., clerk office Board of Supervisors, res

Oakland
Thomson John {Thomson 6: Parker), dwl 14 Tehama
Thomson John, painter and grainer, dwl 1617 Polk
Thomson John, stevedore, dwl 120 Freelon
Thomson John, tanner, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-eighth
Thomson John D. Mrs. (widow), dwl 12 Howard Court
Thomson L. Miss, seamstress, dwl 1517i Taylor
Thomson May Miss, cloaks, suits, etc., SW cor Market

and NewMontgomerj', dwl 124 Fourteenth
Thomson Monroe, miner," dwl 1028 Broadway
Thomson Nicolaus, blacksmith, dwl 18 First

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercha

THO

790

TIB

Thomson Samuel E., carpenter, dwl 264 Octavia
Thomson Thomas, fireman Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

lS18i Natoma
Thomson W., cook, dwl 415 East
Thomson William, machinist Southern Pac. R. R.
Thomson William F., carpenter, dwl 4.")6 Bartlett
Thomson William O., ironer Occidental Laundrj', dwl E a

Octavia bet Broadway and Pacific
Thomson & Parker (Jultn TkomJtonandJohn B. Parker),

manufacturers steam pumps, steam engines, etc., 112

Beale
Thon Christopher, carpenter, dwl 2."; Folsom Av
Thongens N., cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First
Thonnej' Louis, hairdresser, dwl 431 Unpont
There F, J. , master schr Concordia, office 305 East
Thorin Eugene, waiter Bocken & Baccala, dwl 1341 Dup
Thormahlen .J., shipcarpenter, dwl 623 Pacific
Thormahlen Peter, steward schr Alvina, dwl 5 Vallejo PI
Thornidnn Frederick, laborer S. F. Manuf. Co.
Thorn Charles, foundrjanan, dwl 838 Mission
Thorn Charles, laborer, dwl 1405 Mason
Thorn Charles, master S. S. Los Angeles, office 10 Market,

dwl 802 McAllister
Thorn Charles Jr., clerk, dwl gt|2 McAllister
Thorn Christopher, teamster Max Englander, dwl 718

Turk
Thorn Edward, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Tliorn F. , conductor Market St. R. R.
Tliorn .James, calker Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steuart
Thorn Owen, dwl 1600 Bush
Thorn R. T., dwl 22 Turk

Thorn Stephen, master mariner, dwl 802 McAllister
Thornagle George, carpenter, dwl 111 Webster
Thornburgh Morgan K. (John Zeigenhein <t- Co.), res

Oakland
Thornburgh William B., capitalist, office 412 Mont
Thornb}' S., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Thorne A. L., actor Bella Union Theater, dwl 3 Central PI
Thorne Charles R., actor, dwl 609 Sutter
Thome Isaac N., attorney at law, office 72 Mont Block,

dwl W s Howard bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Thome Mary Mrs. , saleswoman Grover & Baker Sewing

Machine Co., dwl SE cor Hunt and Third
Thome M. S. Mrs., dwl E s Mason bet Clay and Sac
Thomhill Joseph, bricklayer and contractor, office 35

Post, dwl 1612 Mason
Thornlev John W., compositor J. H. Carmany & Co., dwl

936 Union
Thomley William H., clerk, dwl 721 Union
Thornman William, seaman atm Mohongo, Broadway St.

Wharf

Tliornton , dwl 325 Ellis

Tliornton Charles, dwl 304 Beale

Thornton Crittenden, attorney at law, office 504 Mont-
gomery, dwl 22 Haight
Thornton H. , broker, dwl Russ House
Thornton Harry L {Garbcr <jt T.), attorney at Jlaw, office

320 Sanson! room 17, dwl 114 Eddy
Thornton Henry, salesman James W. Burnham & Co.,

dwl 49 Stanly PI
Thornton James B., dwl Commercial Hotel
Thornton James D. (Williamjs d- T.), attorney at law, office

804 Montgomery, dwl 22 Haight
Thornton John, bootfitter, dwl 415 Filbert
Thornton John, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl SW cor

Sixth and Natoma
Thornton L., baker What Cheer House
Thornton L., deckhand S. S. Kalorama, Pacific St. Wharf
Thornton Lawrence, seaman, dwl 2 Wall PI
Thornton Lucy C. (widow), dwl 114 Eddy
Thornton Michael, laborer, dwl 117 Vallejo
Thornt<jn Nicholas, hostler Augustus Starr, dwl SE cor

Washington and Webster
Thornton Patrick, laborer, dwl 1011 Folsom
Thornton Ruth (widow), dressmaker, dwl 600 Jones
Thornton Samuel, boatbuilder Martin Vice, dwl 166 Te-
hama
Thornton W., dwl 333 O'Farrell

Thoroe Jorgen F., Scandinavian Soc.,71 New Montgomery
Thoron Louis, groceries and liquors, 1341 Bupont
Thorp F., dwl 405 Leavenworth
Thorp George T., dwl 309 Turk
Thorp John, dwl 731 Pine

Thorp Joseph, contractor and builder, dwl 510 Mason
Thorp J. W., cadet Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Francisco
Thorp Robert, laborer Beale St. Warehouse, dwl 39 Pac
Thorpe Harry, dwl 304 Third
Thorpe Robert H., bootfitter, dwl 519 Stevenson
Thors Louis, retoucher Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 26J Kear

Thorsen Martha C. (widow), dwl 17 Caroline

Thorsen W. T., sawyer Kragen & Co., dwl 727 Vallejo

Thorson G. E., dwl 414 Pacific

Thorson Nicholas, cutter Burr & Fink, dwl 510 Mason

Thorson N. P., waiter What Cheer House i

Thouin Mary, stewardess stm New World, Market Si

Wharf t

Tliouny Leon, bootmaker, 833 Pacific
I'hrall Annie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Tlirall H. H., dentist, office 305 Kearny, dwl 1114 Marke*
Thrascher F. A., oriental painting, dwi 153 Third
Throbock Nicolaus, real estate, dwl 405 Union
Throckmorton Samuel R., capitalist, office 401 California,

dwl 515 Post
Thron Hedwig Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 502 Hyde
Thron Louis, hairdresser Jacob Schneider, dwl 502 Hyde
Thronison O., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Til®" J., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Thude Otto, hairdresser Sand Bros. , dwl 261 Stevenson
Thuener Charles (Thuener rf; Martens), dwl 627 Com
TlirE.N'EK A MAKTEK^ (Charles Thuener and Mar-
cus Martens), showcase manufs, 534 California
Thuillen "Louis, silkdyer Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.
Thtilin Andrew, tailor, 311 Pine, dwl 428 Broadway
Thulin Michael, miner, dwl 141 Second
Thumler Charles, bootmaker Henry Thumler, dwl 46

Spear

Thumler Henry, bootmaker, 10 Front, dwl 45 Spear
Thumler Herman, boot and shoemaker, 6 Sacramento,

dwl SW cor Spear and Mission
Thunander Frank, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., dwl 7(M

Howard
Thurber Caroline (widow), dwl 524 Howard
Thurber Emile, milk dealer, 408 Tehama, dwl 472 Tehama
Thuring Nicolas, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
THIIRLOW BLOl'K, E s Kearny from Sutter to Ver

Mehr PI
Thumian Edward W., compositor Morning Call, dwl 431

Bryant
Thurman John, deckhand stm Louise, Berkeley Ferry
Thurnstadter William, upholsterer James W. Burnham

& Co., dwl 863^ Market
Thurston Alexander, barber Patrick O'Neil, dwl 57 Eddy-
Thurston Alice E. Miss, teacher, dwl 1906 Mason
Thurston Charles, teamster Marshall Doane, dwl 27 Lib-
erty
Thurston Charles F., driver American Exchange, dwl 409

Folsom
Thurston Christian, furnished rooms, 57 Jessie
Thurston Diana (widow), dressmaker, dwl 17 Langton
Thurston Edwin R., clerk George Lewis, dwl NE cor

Geary and Leavenworth
Thurston George P., secretary Excelsior Water Co., 315

California, dwl 37 Liberty ■.

Tliurston George S., bookkeeper Palmer Brothers, dwl

420 O'Farrell
Thurston Horace, salesman S. L. Mastlck & Co., dwl 1823

Turk
Thurston J. L., lodgings, 701 Stockton
Thurston N. S. Mrs., actress California Theater, dwl 1123

Howard
Thurston Sarah E. . Miss, teacher Denman Grammar

School, dwl 909 Clay
Thurston S. W., dwl 636 Commercial
Thusen John, shoemaker William Wilkinson, dwl Austin

bet Polk and Larkin
Thustrnp Jules, dwl 311 Sutter
Thutliill Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl SE co^;

Shasta and Michigan
Thwaites Joseph, photographer Robert A. Marden, di

308 Clementina
Thwaites Thomas, engineer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 2i

P'ifteenth
Thwing William L.', clerk Alfred S. Moore & Co., dwl 8

California
Thyarks George, clerk Lewis Hentrich, dwl 1517 Sacra-
mento
Thyes Herman, clerk E. Chielovich & Co., dwl 1135 Fol
Thycs John B., proptr Folsom St. House, 1135 Folsom
Tiaffay Albert A., butcher, dwl 736 Vallejo, rear J

Tianken Henry, dairj" produce, 15 Grand Central Marke<L

dwl 501 Minna j

Tibbach Adolph, dwl 627 Commercial !

Tibbets Bertram F., distiller Pac. Distilling and ReflninJ

Co., dwl S s Filbert bet Steiner and Fillmore
Tibbets Jenny (widow), furnished rooms, 14 Ellis
Tibbets Jonathan E., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,

dwl 807 Bush

[

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Good

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearnjr, Established 1862.

'ibbets Lyman Childs, clerk J. R. Gatos &, Co., dwl 740

Minna
'ibbett; M., calker Pao. Mail S. S. Co., dwl 418 Jones
'ibbets Stephen M., physician, office and dwl 931 How

I 'ibbett , dwl 27i Fourth

,'iblH;tts J., dwl 418 Jones

ibbetts Mark, shiiwariienter L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
"ibbetts Klijah, teamster McKeuna & Oroany, dwl 753

Brannan
'ibl)etts. See Tippitts
Mbbey Alexander A. S., dwl 527 Green
'ibbey Charles A., polisher J. Duffy, dwl 1710 Lcav
'ibbev Charles J., clerk, dwl 1711) Leavenworth
"ibhov Kdiiey S., dwl 24 Haight
riUi'cKV lIt:\KV S., noUry public, office 000 Mont-

jfoniery, dwl .')27 Green
Pibbey Lawrence, laborer Occidental Laundry, SE cor Fil-
bert anil Octavia
( Tibbey M. A. (wid<jw), dwl 527 Green
I rice George, teamster Nichols & Atwood, dwl SW cor
' Sacramento and Drumui

1 rice Henry M. (Stratton <t T.), dwl Es Harrison bet Fif-
; teenth and Sixteenth
/irichboriK' Jamos, laborer, dwl 22 Uausch, rear
!'ril'IIK\OU H. B. A VO. (Jtobert G. Bijxbee), lum-
ber dculers and pro]>rietors Navarro Mills Packets,
(I an<l Mission liock Wharf and Warehouse, office 42
',\ Market

Tiohenor Henrv, seaman, dwl 29 Pacific
Tichenor Henry B. {U. B. Tichenor ct Co.), dwl 427 Sec-
ond
Jicbonor Stei>hen J., Oriental Saloon, NE cor Battery and
: Hush, dwl 1C17 Clay
riehner Hermann, machinist, dwl 613 Mission
il'ichiier Josejih, expresswagon cor California and Spring,

dwl 12 Twelfth
Ticbner Minna (widow), dwl 109 Turk
^Ticbner Moses, \iniculturist, dwl 109 Turk
Tickner John, painter, dwl 52 Minna
Tickner John, exti"aman Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl
144 Second

iaier Leon F., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
*2'J Folsora ^

Tiikner Marj' Mrs., housekeeper, dwl 829 Folsom
Tk.pulet Bernard, cook, dwl 647 Commercial
Til nulet M. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 647 Commercial
Tidball L. P., reporter Alta California, dwl 631 Sacra-
mento, room 25
Titlliall Scott, artist studio, 204 Montgomery, dwl 606 Pine
Tiiid Charles, carjienter, dwl 411 Green
TidJ John A., foreman porter Van Winkle & Davenport,

dwl 915 Powell
Ti Jd Robert, laborer E. C. Boobar & Co., dwl 307 Fremont
Tiddy Richard, whitcner and plasterer H. S. Beck, dwl

E s Alabama bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Tide Land P^eclamation Co., B. B. Minor secretary, office

309 Montgomery, room 49
Tideman, Hirschfeld & Co. {Litdwij Tide man and Julius
Hirachfild Jr.), shijjping and commission merchants,
109 California, room 3
Tideman Ludwig {Tidcvum, Hirschfeld tfc Co.), dwl 526

Kearny
Tie L\ing (Chinese), barber, 720 Jackson
Tie Sang Tong (Chinese), drugs and medicines, 929 Dup
■: Sing & Co. (Chinese), manufacturers ladies' gaiters,
316 Commercial
lie Yiien (Chinese), manufacturer jewelr3% lOOS Dupont
I Tiebout Mining Co. {Turihnnne Co., Cal.), Ford H. Rogers

secretary, office 330 Pine, room 28
' rieck John {Dammaseh d: T.), dwl SE cor Jones and Post
I edemann Charles, laborer Smart & Bro., Ws old San

Jose Road nr Industrial School
I'iedemann Diedrich, clerk Herman Joost, dwl 227 Capp
Tiedemaun Henry {Boger A T.), dwl 602 Filbert
Tiedemann Henrj- H., confectionery, 120 Taylor
Tiedemann Hermann, clerk John Restou, dwl NW cor

Van Ness Av and Tyler
Tiedemann John, dwl 17 Washington
Tiedemann John, watchman, dwl 38 Jackson
Tiedemann John H., clerk Bruns & Runge, dwl SW cor

Union and Octavia
TIEDEMAN.V MARTI\% groceries and liquors, SW

cor Hayes and Polk
Tieman Bemhard, locksmith, dwl 55 Jessie
Tieman Henry, drayman, 423 Front, dwl 118 Sacramento
Tieman Henry, manuf cigars and tobacco, 13'28 Dupont
Tienken Bemhard, groceries and liquors, 814 Jackson
Tienken Henrj-, dairy produce, 15 Grand Central Market,
dwl 561 Minna

Tier William, sailmaker William C. Wood, dwl SW cor

Mission and Spear
Tieman Anne Mrs., teacher Tyler St. Primary School,

dwl 13 Bcideman nr Ellis
Tieman I'Yank, printer Edward I5o8qui & Co.
Tieman John, plastering and whitening, 1046 Folsom,

dwl 22 Dora, rear
Tiernan Michael, tanner, W s Channel bet Sixteenth and

SanUi Clara, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Channel
Tiernan Patrick, laborer, dwl 18 Washington Av
Tiernan Patrick H., shipbuilder, dwl NW cor Solano and

Minnesota
Tiernan Philip, lumbennan, dwl 513 Howard
Tieman Richard, wood and coal, 2022 Mission, dwl 26

First Av bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Tiernan Thomas, helper Nelson & Doble, dwl 538 Mission
Tiernan William, shipcari)enter, dwl 22 Clinton

Tierney , dwl 444 Grove

Tierney Barney, laborer, dwl 13 Clara

Tierney Bernard, laborer John Jennings, dwl 1124 Mission

Tierney Bros, {.fohn and James), liquor saloon, 311 Pine

Tierney David, dwl 1 Zoe bet Third and Fourth

Tierney David, laborer, dwl 316 Bcale, rear

Tierney Edward, dwl 240 Fourth

Tierney H., varnisher Goodwin &Co.

Tierney Hugh, coachpaintcr, dwl 115J.Shipley

Tierney James (Tiertwy Bros.), dwl 517 Bush

Tierney James, laborer, dwl 444 tireen

Tierney James, laborer, dwl Scott nr Henrietta, Bemal

Heights
Tierney James Joseph, marblecutter Charles Roche, dwl

20 Caroline
Tiemey John {Tierney Bros.), dwl 531 O'Farrell
Tierney John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Tierney Mary (widow), dwl 819 Sansom, rear
Tierney Margaret (widow), nurse, dwl 115 Shipley
Tierney Martin {Tierney li Hortim), dwl 16 Everett
Tierney Martin, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Tierney Michael, laborer, dwl 13 Clara
Tiemey Patrick, dwl 16 Everett
Tierney Patrick, farmer, W s San Jos6 R. R., 1 mile N

Industrial School
Tierney Patrick, helper P. R. O'Brien, dwl 13 Clara
Tiemey Patrick, hostler, dwl 31 Hunt
Tierney Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Twentieth bet Church

and Dolores
Tiemey Patrick, laborer, dwl 1140 Mission
Tiemey Patrick, waiter D. Wolf, dwl 646 Mission
Tierney Philij), teamster Henry Kissane, dwl 142 Shipley
Tierney Terence, htjpkman, Plaza, Sli cor Clay and Rear
Tiemey Thomas, blacksmith Paul Friedhofer, dwl 788 Fol
Tierney Thomas, laborer, dwl 148 Clara
Tierney Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 24 Fol-
som Av
Tierney Thomas, liquor saloon, NE cor New Montgomery

and Howard, dwl 611 Howard
Tierney Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 23 Natoma
Tiemey Thomas, hacksmith, dwl N s Bryant bet Ninth

and Tenth
Tierney Thomas, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 24 Fol-
som Av
Tiemey William H., marble works, 1057 Market, dwl N s

Filbert bet Montgomery and Sansom
Tierney & Horton {Martin Tierney cmd Charles W. Eor-

ton), wood and coal, 16 and IS Everett
Tieroff Augustus, real estate, dwl 1116 Kearny
Tictgens H., clerk Henry Balzer & Co., dwl 600 Bush
Tietjen Albert, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific
Tietjen B. H., master schr Winfield Scott, office 305 East
Tietjen Charles, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Tietjen Diedrich W. {J. Kelting tfc Co. and D. W. Tietjen

<!• Co.), dwl 527 Union
Tietjen D. W. & Co. {Diedrick W. Tietjen and Matthias

Hayeman), groceries and liquors, 417 Drumm
Tietjen Henry {Charles B. Duvenech <t Co.), dwl SW cor

Seventeenth and Dolores
Tietjen Henn,'(//(;/tr)/^/ir«(iS<t- Co. and Tietjen <t- Suhr),

dwl NW "cor Broadway and Leavenworth
Tietjen Henry {Tietjen & Schroder), dwl SW cor Lea-
venworth and Broadway
Tietjen Henry, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Tietjen Henry, liqnor saloon, S20 Sacramento
Tietjen Hemiann, porter County Recorder's Office, dwl

520 Pine
Tietjen John, carbuilder. Southern Pac. R. R. Co., dwl

2239 Mission
Tietjen John, tanner Lagima Tannery
Tietjen John H. {Madel cfc T.), dwl NE cor Howard and
Spear

TALIES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

D. "W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and UonU

Tietjen John Henry, groceries and liquors, 415 Brannan

Tietjen Martin, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl E a Fill-
more nr Clay

Tietjen William, expressman, SE cor California and
Front, dwl 702 Bush

TIETJE.X A- Si'IIK01>ER (Henry Tietjen and John
A. Schroder), groceries and liquors, SW cor Leaven-
worth and Broadway

Tietjen & Suhr (Henry Tietjen and Herman F. Suhr),
liquor saloon, 507 East

Tietz Gottlieb, tanner, dwl NE cor Capp and Twenty-fifth

Tietze C, laborer A. F. S|>ear & Co., 218 Drumm

Tietzen Paul, clerk Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaus, 134
Fourth

Tiffany Oscar F., clerk Shennan & Hyde, dwl 405 Taylor

Tiffany Owen, waiter, dwl 1233 Union

Tiffany Robert J., capitalist, office G19 Clay, dwl 600 Bush

Tifft Edward W. (Tift A Flint), dwl 626 Jessie

Tifft & Flint (Edward IK. Tift and Mil/ord M. Flint),
carpenters and builders, 34 Minna

Tift Julius A., driyer Pacific Ice Co., dwl 1031 Mont

Tiger Mining Co. (Elko Co., Ney.), Frank Swift secretary,
office 419 California

Tiger Silver Mining Co. (Arizona), William Willis secre-
tary, office 300 Montgomery room 29

Tighe Bridget (widojv), dwl 1425 Kearny

Tighe Francis, steward, dwl 1121 Filbert

Tighe James, dwl 1425 Kearny

Tighe James, clerk, dwl 630 Mission

Tighe John, attorney at law, dwl 1425 Kearny

Tighe Martin, treer I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl Huett-
mann's Hotel

Tighe Mary Sliss, dressmaker Mrs. Gertrude Grote, dwl
1425 Kearny

Tigue John, bookkeeper Railroad House

Tikle M. Mrs. (widow), dwl 611 Third

Tilden Charles L., carpenter and builder, 8 Quincy, dwl
12 Quincy

Tilden Edward, clerk, dwl 729 O'Farrell

Tilden George A., bookkeeper George S. Haskell, dwl 1003
Minna

Tilden Harmon J. (Tilden .<• Wason),A\v\ 1132 Valencia

Tilden Heber N. , merchant, office 402 Front, dwl 119 Mason

TIL1»E\' JOSEPH, caller Pacific Stock Exchange, 318
Montgomery, dwl 434 Second

Tilden William, seaman, dwl 103 Freelon

TIL»E\ A y\VL^oy(Harmmi J. Tilden and Thomas
K. Wilson), attorneys at law, office 533 Kearny

Tileston E. H., dwl 93"Montgomerj' Block

Tileston Frederick, bootmaker, dwl 43^essie

Tileston Frederick L., adjuster Florence Sewing Machine
Co., dwl 22 Stanly PI

Tilford Frank, gravel, sand, and shells, office NE cor
Sixth and Channel, dwl 1624 Powell

Tilford George W., clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 547
First

Till John, carpenter, dwl 422 Sixth, rear

Till John William, tailor, dwl Filbert nr Taylor

Tilley Charles D., salesman Wellman Peck & Co., dwl W
s Fillmore bet Bush and Pine

Tilley William J., salesman Wellman, Peck & Co., dwl
1634 Sacramento

Tillinghast Donald F., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl Pal-
ace Hotel

Tillinghast T. D., commission merchant, office 40 Califor-
nia, dwl Union Club

TILLIK(;HAKT n'ILLI.4M n., manager Bank British
Columbia, SE cor California and San, res Saucelito

Tillman Adolphus, housemover, dwl 1015 Mason

Tillman Augustus, harnessmaker, dwl 313 Minna

Tillman Frank, dwl 1916 Larkin

Tillman George, painter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl S s
Eighteenth bet Bryant and Brannan

Tillman Harriet, dwl 10 Virginia

Tillman Mary (widow), dwl 313 Minna

Tillman Mar>- E. (widow), dwl 1615 Mason

Tillman Walter F., paperhanger and decorator, 136 Post,
and 787 Mission, dwl 1513 Taylor

Tillman William, janitor, cor Howard and Second, dwl
1230 Broadway

Tillman William Joseph, porter Main & Winchester, dwl
426i Shotwell

Tillmann Frederick, (Tillmann <t BendeT), dwl 331 Kear-
ny

Tillmann Lucy E. Miss, dwl 202 Stockton

Tillmann Martha (widow), dwl 202 Stockton

TILLM.i:Vi\ A BE.XDEL (Frederick Tillmann and
Herman liendel), importers and wholesale grocers,
SW cor Clay and Battery

Tillson Anson T.. millhand L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 933'
Harrison

Tillson Charles, house and signpainter, 797 Mission, dwi
NE cor California and Ma-son

Tillson Frederick M., machine operator Buckingham Jt
Hecht, NW cor Gough and Haight

Tilson Emma, tailoress, dwl 1807 Pacific Av

Tilson Jules, cook A. E. Swain, dwl 20 Everett

Tilt Frederick, boatman, Halfway House, Long Bridge

Tilton Charles S., deputy county surveyor, dwl 2425 Fil
bert

Tilton Stephen S. (Bihhins, T. J: Co.), dwl 2425 Filbert

Timke John, merchant, dwl 1818 Market

Timlin James, harnessmaker, dwl S s Gordon nr Har

Timlin Jasper, shoemaker, dwl 111 Geary

Timm Ernest, salesman Stange & Hink, dwl 7k Dikeman
PI

Timm Ernest A., laborer CaL Sugar Refinery, dwl 1192
Harrison

Timm J. D., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 1192 Har

Timmerman Joachim, farmer, dwl 609 Jackson

Timmerman Louisa Mrs., dwl 539 Turk

Timmins Frank, painter, dwl 54 Third

Timmins Francis, whitener, dwl 617 Minna

Timmins John, carpenter Eckfeldt & Co., dwl 115 Second

TIMMIN'S JOHN, proofreader S. F. Chronicle, dwl 112
Mason

Timmons John, miner, dwl S s Twenty-third bet Howard
and Capp

Timmons Patrick, laborer, dwl N s O'Connell PI nr Val-
lejo

Timney E. J. (widow), branch bakerj-, 1504 Powell

Timson Timothy, dwl 2018 Union

Timstead Thomas, dwl E s Webster bet Green and Union

Timsted Thomas, dwl SW cor Union and Steiner

Timusei August, laborer, dwl 20 Lafayette PI, rear

Timusei Joseph, dwl 20 Lafayette PI, rear

Timusei Guiseppe, gardener Luigi Demaria, dwl Twenty-
sixth Av nr San Bruno Road, South S. F.

Tin Hop & Co. (Chinese), fancy goods, 936 Dupont

Tin Kee &, Cot (Chinese), cigar manuf, 646 Pacific

Tin Sing & Co. (Chinese), groceries, 726 Sacramento

Tin Yuen & Co. (Chinese), jewelry, 710 Jackson

Tin Wo Tong & Co. (Chinese), druggists, 622 Jackson

Tindall George W., bookkeeper Ellis & Co., dwl 1103
Montgomery

Tine Martin, laborer, dwl 705 Front

Tingley B. A., machinist Pac. Rolling Milla, dwl N 8
Si(ft-ra nr Louisiana

Tingley Nancy (widow), dwl 27 Hawthorne

Tingman John H., cashier Baker & Hamilton, dwl 1030
Vallejo

Tinken Richard, barkeeper George Von Staden, dwl 416
Lombard

Tinkham Harrison, captain schr Garibaldi, 306 East

Tinkham Henry J., painter City R. R., dwl 227 Fifteenth

Tinkley Bedford, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s
Michigan nr Sierra

Tinnemann Louis, fruits, 910 Larkin

Tinney William H. , steward stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf

Tinoco J. M. <& Co. (Joseph Costa), imjxyrters and com-
mission merchants, office 323 Front room 5

Tinoco Jos6 Maria (J. M. Tinoco <fc Co.), and consul Cos-
ta Rica, office 323 Front, dwl 904 Jackson

Tinsley Edward, dwl 605 Pine

Tiphaine Ernest, porter Roth & Levj-, dwl 715 Green

Tippen Margaret (widow), dwl 312 Filbert

Tippett James, porter, dwl 1108 Powell

Tippett J. E., office 631 Sacramento, dwl 700 California

Tippitts George F., nurse City and County Hospital

Tippitts. See Tibbetts

Tirlemon Signora, astrologer and phj'siciari, office and
dwl 464 Sixth

Tirlier Michael Clement, steward, dwl 634 Vallejo

TIRRELL V. A P. H. A CO. (Henry Edwards), im-
porters and manufs boots and shoes, 419 Clav

Tirrell Cyrus (C. d; P. H. Tirrell <t Co.), res South Wey-
mouth, Mass

Tirrell P. H. (C. <t P. H. Tirrell <t Co.), res Boston

Tirrell. See Terrill and Turrill

Tischer Carl, liquor saloon, 10 Front

Tischner Herman, assistant engineer Wilson, Merry & Co.,
dwl cor Buchanan and Bay

Tiscordi John, marblepolisher City Marble Works, dwl
Green bet Stockton and Dupont

Tisdale T. Ralph, accountant, NE cor Mission and Twen-
ty-fourth, dwl cor Cal and Fair avs, Bernal Heights

Tisdell Edward W., cashier Occidental Hotel, dwl 511
Mason

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Cal.

p. VAN SCHAACK Si CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

TIS

793

TOD

Tishler George, books and Btationerj', 1014 Market, dwi

218 Sixth
Tiahler Hannah, toys, fancy goods, and drcssniakhig, 218

Sixth
Tlsnado Modesta, cigarmaker William Schwartz, 51 Sac
Tissen Frederick, clerk Louis Abrahams, dwl (i Clay
Tissot Jean C, bootmaker, dwl 1031 Dupont
Ktcomb Albert C, ini|)orter and wholesale dealer watch-
es, diamonds, jewelry, etc., 240 Mont, dwi 713 Hvde
Tltconib 1). K., conductor Central R. R., dwl 230 Jessie
Titcomb Klizabeth (widow), dwi 107 O'Farrell
Tltcomb Henry U., ilwi 1713 Webster
Titcomb Hosea, boxmaker George W. Swan & Co., dwl 46

Tehama
Titcomb John H., bookkeeper J. A. Folger & Co., dwi 91

Ninth
Titcomb John H. Jr., leathercutter E. T. Anthony, dwi

405 O'Farrell
Tlte Charles E., clerk Emerson Conille & Co., dwl 210

Kearny
Titson Charles, clerk, dwi 524 Eighteenth
Tittel Albert, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,

dwi 0 Clara Lane
Tittel Charles, bricklayer, dwl 509 Stockton
Tittel E., agent, dwi 25 Stockton
Tittel F. Charles, mason, dwl 509 Stockton
Tittel F. G. E., manuf and wholesale dealer cigars, 419

Battery, dwl 113 Oak
Tittle Mar{- M. Miss, clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's office,

dwi G02 Third
Tittman O. H., sub-assistant U. S. Coast Survey, oflBce

214 Stockton
Titus Benjamin, dwi 537 Howard
Titus Daniel, attorney at law, office 33 Montgomery Block,

dwi 12 Second Av nr Sixteenth
■ntus E., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 34 Hayes
Titus Henry W., chief clerk delivery department Wells,

Fargo & Co., dwi 913 Union
Titus John, carpenter, dwi cor California Av and Howard,

Bemal Heights
Titus John T., plumber, dwi 327 Tehama
Titzell Thomas, engineer Palace Hotel, dwl 224 Minna
Tobbenboske C, dwi 145 Natoma
Tobbenboske Hermann, beer saloon, SW cor Market and

Second, dwl 52 Second
Tobbenboske J. Henrj-, gr^eries and liquors, SW cor

Second and Ht)ward
TOBF>L)I.4.\'.\ FRi:»ERIC'K, real-estate agent and

moneybroker, otfice 1)37 Washington, dwi 42ti Fell
Tobelmann Henri, barkeeper, dwl 125 Silver, rear
Itobelmann Henry (Tobelmann it- Co.), dwi 3 Natoma
Tobelmann & Co. (Henry Tobelmann and William

BiKk'lmann), groceries and liquors, SW cor First

and Natoma
Toben John, dyer Mission Woolen Mills
loben Thomas, spinner Mission Woolen Mills
Tobey Albert D. H. (Tobey it- Shaw), dwl 13 Second Av
Fobey Albert R., shipjoiner, dwl 35 Perry
rOBE¥ CITKTIis, proprietor Metropolitan Foundry,

223 and 230 Fremont, dwi 327 Fremont
Pobey D., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
robey G., driver City R. R., dwi 201 Fifteenth
Fobey Isabel Miss, teacher music, dwl 850 Market
Fobey James, shipcarpenter, dwl 32 Perry
Fobey Joseph, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 13 Hunt
Fobey W. H., carpenter, dwi 600 Broadway
Fobey & Hhaw (Albert D. U. Tobcy and Henry M. Shaw),

proptrs Mission and City Express, otfice 510 Valencia
Fobias Frederick L., engineer, dwi 108 Mission
Tobias Marks, tailor, dwl 704 Clementina
Tobias S. E., butcher, dwl 20 Tavlor
Tobie Victor, butcher Obitz & Gaugler, dwl 823 Pacific
Tobin Ada F. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 817 Mission
Tobin Bartholomew, hostler William Hammond, dwl 859

Mission
Pobin C. , laborer Beale St. Warehouse, dwl cor Pacific

and Kearny
'obin Charles B., furniture, dwl 1215 Polk
?obin Charles E., watchmaker, dwl 836 Mission
fobin Daniel, marblepolisher Jeremiah Dempsey, dwl 329

Minna
'obin David, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Diumm
rOBI.V, DAVISiiO.V A t"0. (Thomas T ,<.,n, R. G.

Davisson, John Griffin, and G. C. Hal'\ importers

and jobbers fancy and millinery goods, NW cor San-

som and Sutter
'obin D. H., clerk Pac. Mail S. S. Co., dwl 613 Howard
"obin Ellen Mrs., dwi 974 Folsom
obin George, seaman, dwl 38 Clarence Place

Tobin George, watertender Pac. Mail S. S. Constitution
Tobin George, woodcngravei-, dwl 304 Third
Tobin J., laborer C. A. II()oi)er & Co.
Tobin James, baker, dwl 232i Minna
Tobin James, calker, dwi 54 First
Tobin James, real estate, dwl 1006 Pine
Tobin Jane Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 12 Cleveland bet Fol-
som and Harrison nr Columbia Square
Tobin John, dwl NW cor Larkin and Ash Av
Tobin John, boot and shoemaker, 403 Stevenson
Tobin John, driver F. W. Arnold, dwl 19 Commercial
Tobin John, fireman, dwl 37 First

Tobin John, laborer ^tna Iron Works, dwl 256 Tehama
Tobin John, shoemaker John Moore, dwl N s Tyler bet

Devisadero and Broderick
Tobin John, teamster William S. Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Tobin John D., clerk Daniel Mead, dwl 530 Turk
Tobin John H., merchant tailor, 114 Montgomerj', dwl

215 Kearny
Tobin John J. (Vernon, T. & Co.), dwl 539 Minna
Tobin John M., expresswagon, SWcor First and Howard,

dwl 409 Main
Tobin John R., dwl 521 Mission
Tobin John W., varnisher Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

436 Minna
Tobin Mary Miss, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwi 978 Folsom
Tobin Michael, carpenter, dwl 141 Second
Tobin Michael, laborer new City Hall, dwi 216 Austin
Tobin Mvles, fruits and vegetables, 326 Fifth
Tobin Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 6 Ritch
Tobin Patrick, waiter Russ House »

TOBIN RICHARD, attorney at law, office NE cor

Montgomery and Market, dwi SE cor Taylor and Cal-
ifornia
Tobin Richard, farmer S s Ocean House Road, nr Ocean

House School
Tobin Richard, farmer, dwl 436 Minna
Tobin Richard, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Tobin Richard, laborer, dwi 4 Graham PI nr Union
Tobin Richard, laborer new U. S. Appraisers' Building
Tobin Richard C, stockbroker, 330t Montgomery, dwl

716 O'Farrell
Tobin Robert, attorney at law Richard Tobin, dwl SE cor

Taylor and California
Tobin Robert J., dwi 1425 Stockton
Tobin S. C. Miss (Tobin <£• Dorety), dwl 1215 Polk
Tobin S. C. Mrs. (Mrs. S. C. Tobin <fe Co.), dwl 1215 Polk
Tobin S. C. Mrs. c& Co. (Migs E. C. Dorety), dress and

cloakmaking, 1215 Polk
Tobin Thomas (Tobin, Davisson ifc Co.), dwl Lick House
Tobin Thomas, driver Central R. R., dwl 454 Sixth
Tobin Thomas, molder Columbia Foundry, dwl 346

Eleventh
Tobin Thomas, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 558 Bryant
Tobin Thomas, stableman Norton & Adams, dwl 3 Lewis

PI
Tobin Thomas, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Tobm Thomas D., brickmaker, dwi 813 O'Farrell
Tobin Thomas L., dwi 39 Freelon
Tobin William, pantryman Lick House, dwl NE cor

Stockton and Green
Tobin William J., porter Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl 26

Ritch
Tobin William W., barkeeper James Atkinson, dwl 12

Cleveland
Tobin & Dorety (MiisS. C. Tobin and Miss E. C. Dorety),

dressmaking, 332 Sutter
Toboado Antonia, capitalist, dwl 1024 Stockton
Tobriner Mathew (Baiter, T. d: Co.), dwi 916 Howard
Tobst Matthias (Tobst <t Ncgell), dwl 223 Pacific
Tobst & Negell (Matthew Tobst and Charles Negell)

liquor saloon, 223 Pacific
Tocchini Joseph (James tfc Co.), dwl 797 Mission
Todd A. H. (Todd & Jewell), dwl 317 Third
Todd Albert S. Rev., dwl E s Mission bet Eighteenth and

Nineteenth
Todd Charles, painter, dwl 22 Verona PI
Todd Charles, plumber P. R. O'Brien, dwl 733 Market
Todd David B. , physician and school director, office and

dwi cor Railroad and Twelfth avs, South S. F.
Todd E. S. Rev., pastor Mission St. Methodist Episcopal

Church, dwi 718 Capp
Todd Fi-ank, pressman D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl cor La-

guna and Broadway
Todd Johanna (widow), dwi 755 Brannan
Todd John M. , bookkeeper London and San Francisco

Bank, dwi 1206 Market
Todd John M., stockbroker, 5 Leidesdorif, dwl 102 Mason

yiES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. w. Laird, San PmcUcoWryManufo^^

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Todd & Jewell {A. H. Todd and J. G. Jewell), stock-

Todt Ferdinand {Wajner d^ ^J^.'^^''^''^
Todt John (iJaw <fc J*.), ^^vl 1134- Hvrmon j^^^^^

Todt Peter, porter Radoyich & U'^'"?'!^' f ^ ' ^-^
Todt Theodore, ^acksnuth, dwl 134 touith
Toeble Johannes, waiter John U. Sel^^^", l,ib ^irst
Toedt Harry, expressman, NW cor Jackson & Davi8
Toedter Pe7e'r, engineer Bay Sugar Ketinery
?rrerHl=:'e£-VdSceo. 58 Second, dwl 438

Toepkrwmian. teacher music. dwn625 Sutt^^^^^^^ ^^^
Toetge Henry, groceries and liquors, ine, coi

Montgomery , , ,201 Powell

Toetien Charles, driver Dohmiann & Co., awi i^oi J^"
S Frederick', helper Cal. Planing Mills

?°oft r-to-tiSloh^ B. Luchsinger & Son, dwl 225

Tocniotronesto iLorenzo MarsUi,^; Co-), dwl^ f Bdwy
Toher John, carriagepainter Carvill Manuf. Co., awl

Tohto Charles, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush

Toite Christopher, laborer, dwl 342 Kitcn
***'lrot'o,^m*rl'l!s1nd maU^^^^^^^^ clothing, 24
ToldafFerSXbookkeeper Toklas, Brown & Co., dwl
Tokff Max ('Ana., iJ.o-n ct Co.), res New York
KdSS'labn^rTi Light CO., dwl 11 Fol
TolanTchlrles G., physician, office 620 Washington, dwl

^^e'fBuiiding, SW cor Montgomery and Merchant,

^^^^pSn^Krt^'yS^SN s SU>ckton het

Chestnut and Francisco , ,„,. T>„,tprv
?SSapXrT^F■^^^^orV^^e^^^^^ dwl 500

SSi?: S?f™?eor^ cirand Montgomery,

Toldtl\'CiX^-JectionerA.MJ^^^^^^^

Tolke Henry, salesman Stem, Simon & Co., Qwi xai^

Tolkt^MatMa (widow), dwl 1912 Stockton
Tolle M Mrs., furnished rooms, 603 1 me

dwl 915 Powell AT.nrnispr's Build-

Tolley William W., mason new U. S. Appraiser's cuuq

in"- dwl 562 Stevenson „ . ,, , ,, n^ ^wl

Tollin'William, porter Michels, Fnedlander & Co., dwl

2214 Fillmore ^ .

Tnltnan Ann (widow), dwl 506 Jessie _

dolman George B., mining and civil engineer, dwl

TolmaH^nel driver Wells, Fargo & Co dwl 531 Sac

Kos!p£;J^^^s=^J----'—

TolpcfLTwellyn, seaman dwl 20 00^^^^^^^^
?fe&e=SaX^«c'S=^. Sherman,
TomlWatoick James, groceries and liquors, SW cor

To J^e Henry (Michaelsen .t T.), dwl Ws San Jos6

TomS FdfxrruIlfanTenev. Soc, 71 New Mont
ToSdi Frank, Austrian Bcnev. Soc, 71 New Mont

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Tomkins Frederick, bootfttter, dwl 528 Bush, rear

T..SS£:''h„ Witt, C«.b,. Rh„,., . CO., d.. S =

Harrison bet Seventh and Eighth

Tomttf/fbl^K^^id"-^^^^^
Tonilinson M.', furnished ^r'^'^S J?!-,? r^eenwich
Tommasini Joseph, carpenter dwl 431 Greenwich
Tommen Jacob, shoemaker, dwl 9 St. Charles A i .
Tommereg Andrew E., master manner, office 5 Mission
dwl 919 Greenwich -

Beale St. Wharf Market

Co SW cor Chestnut and Pierce

SSpkin. MarJ IL Mrs., d.l 509 P"™" , „„, „,a

San Kafael j , on -aviaVi

CSSl^ai^?TSSh":?f^s FiUmore het

TompkShU"t,Xlarsinith Union Iron Works, dwl 82

Tom?kins Walter H., attorney at law, office 18 Court

Block, dwl 636 Clay a ^ roa Vn,,rth

Tompkins'Thomas, -Wnf maker dw529Fo^^^^^ ^^

Tomkinson Joseph, porter ^J^o^Jf >';4'^j.g dwl 925 Post
Tomkinson Joseph, salesman Reid &- brooks,
Tompost Christian, seaman, dwl 15 Pacitic
Tompson J., dwl 424 Sansom

?omsg Louis (tUicv^^ Son) dwl 28^L-^on
Tomsky William musician, dwl 28^ L^ngton
Tomsky & Son {Louu and WhasM. lomsi^y), «ou=

signpainters, 214 Leidesdorff
Sr„'t. W?i°oiSJ Sr^Sumbold., J^k,» St.

Toner Hugh, laborer Frear Stone Co.

Toner John, soap manufacturer, E s Potrero
teenth and Seventeenth r^^uc^m

K sir,: S-/f it. Ky d., »3 B..«ry

dwl Thirtieth iir Mission p i

ToneyJohn,^ teamster Hancock & Jl^elso dwl 534 First

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Tonfchong Lung & Co. (Chinese), rice merchants, 701
Dupont

Duponl /f.i,;,,pse1 lodcings, 609 Jackson

Tong Hop & Co. (C^>"e"^^^^ ^^^ p^ ^^d PW

IZl Kfe t CO. C ine- ; me?ohL't tailors. 1021 DupoU'
Tomr Lum (C-hinese), restaurant, 636 Jackson

To S Shi (Chinese), tailor, 10 Brenham PI
Tong Sini (Chinese^ barber, 1011 Uupont

Tominich Frank, Austrian pcucv. >.»v.-., .^^ . __ — — ^ .._«.!.

3. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 702, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Tong Sing Lung & Co. (Chinese), groceries, 6 SpoflFord
Tong Tie & Co. (Chinese), importers tea, sugar, rice, and

oil, 722 Sacramento
Tong Yooiig & Co. (Chinese), merchants, "24 Sacramento
Tong Wa Sing (Chinese), barber, 730 .Jackson
Tong Wing Lee & Co. (Chinese), manufs boots and^shoes,

423 Commercial
Tong Wo (Chinese), baker, 736 Jackson
Tong Wo & Co. (Chinese), tea merchants, 720 Sacramento
Tong Yet (Chinese), boxmakcr, 800 Clay
Toni George, tinsmith, dwl 132 Seventh
Touin Peter, expressman, dwl Gody nr {Mission, Bemal

Heights
Tonks Joshua, gold and silver engraver, 614 Merchant,

dwl 13 Auburn
Tonna Pedro, carriagepainter, dwl COC Natoma
Tonner Ferdinand, cutter Adolph Sliirck, dwl 730 Vallejo
TOiXXEK J. A., physician and surgeon, office 30 Post,

dwl Palace Hotel
TOnneson H. M., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Tonney Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 423 Bush
Tonningsen John, butcher Henrj- J. Boese, dwl 512 Davis
Tonon Pablo, laborer, dwl S s Bdwy bet Dup and Stock
Tonto Ludwig, laborer, dwl 814 Mi^ntgomery
Toogood George W., porter, dwl lOOti Jackson
Toohey Cornelius, clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., dwl lllG

Jackson
Tooker Alice Mrs., dwl Lida PI, Ns Sixteenth bet Mission

and Valencia
Tooker Eugene B., salesman Fordham & Jennings, dwl

768 Harrison
Tooker William H., wth John W. McDonald, dwl 244

Sutter
Tookey John E., bootblack, NW cor Dupont and Geary,

dwl 102 Gear}-
Toole Daniel, porter What Cheer House, dwl N s Fair-
mount nr Palmer
Toole John, longshoreman, dwl N g Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sanson!
Tooley Ann Mrs., tailoress Michael Short, dwl 808 Union
Toolin Francis, tracklaver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

352 Eleventh
Toombs Norman, waiter Palace Hotel
Toomer George C, blacksmith Tait & Hainque, dwl 172

Silver
Toomey Daniel, horseshoer Maurice Doyle, dwl 264 Clara
Toomey Dennis, dwl 227 Stevenson
Toomey Dennis, glassblower S. F. and Pacific Glass

Works, dwl S s Mariposa nr Iowa
Toomey Edward, deckhand stm Oakland, dwl 268 Clem-
entina, rear
Toomev Hugh, vamisher William J. Heney & Co., dwl

209 Fourth
Toomey Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 518 Pacific
Toomey Jeremiah, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

Buchanan and Bay
Toomey Jeremiah J., clerk C. V. S. Gibbs, dwl 512 Stev-
enson
Toomey John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

26 Natoma
Toomey Patrick, dwl 112 Tehama
Toomey Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 707 J

Mission
Toomey Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Toomey Richard, proprietor Empire Hotel, dwl 311 and

313 Pacific
Toomey Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Michigan nr Shasta
Tooray Alice F. Mrs., French and German school, 1304

Pine
Toothaker John H. {Toothaker <t Hayes), dwl 218 Austin
Toothaker John H. .Jr., blacksmith, dwl 218 Austin
Toothaker Saul, baker Pac. Mail S. S. Montana
Toothaker William S., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl

830 Howard
Toothaker & Hayes (John H. Toothaker and John

Hayes), horseshoers, 116 Washington
Tootill Richard G., engineer Selhj- Smelting and Lead

Co., dwl 2123 Jones
Topham William, stevedore, dwl 52 DeBoom
Topken Anne Elizabeth (widow), dwl !X)8 Sansom
Toplitz Fabian, importer millinerj- and straw goods, and

ready-made furs, 571 Market, dwl 1012 A'an Ne.ss Av
Toplitz Isaac, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,

dwl 1415 Polk
Toplitz John, conductor Central R. R., dwl 1307 Fillmore
Toplitz Robert L., salesman Fabian Toplitz, dwl 1012 Van

Ness Av
Topman Frederick, machinist, dwl 49 Natoma
Toppiano S., vegetable dealer, dwl 11 Bannam PI

Topping Ambrose, bookkeeper State Investment and In-
surance Co. , dwl 1826 Vallejo
Topping Eugene, seaman schr Maggie Johnson, Main St

Wharf
Topping Margaret F. (widow), dwl 114 Turk
Topping T., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Topping Thomas, bolt and nutmaker, dwl Folsom nr

Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
Topping Watson W., bookkeeper, dwl 114 T)irk
Toppins Charles, teamster McKenna & Greany, dwl 106

Washington
Torato Juan, waiter Baltasar Segur, dwl 629 Davis
Torbert Alfred C, seaman, dwl 29 Pacific
Torbert Charles J., deputy land agent Central Pac. R. R.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 411 Van
Ness Av
Tordeux E., storekeeper, dwl SW cor Dupont and Post
Tordeux Louisa, salesman Alexander Bertin, dwl 320 Sut-
ter
Torensen Alexander, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Torgerson J\dia Miss, seamstress Elizabeth Crockett, dwl

817 Clay
Tormey John C. (Tonney it Hand), dwl 535 Minna
Tormey Luke, vamisher, dwl .535 Mission
Tormej- M., laborer, dwl 227 Second
TOIt.nEY A HA.VD (John C. Tormey and John J.

Hand), liquor saloon, 210 Sutter
Tornca Carl, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Tomes James, fireman stm Salinas, Pacific St. Wharf
Toniow Charles, expressman, SW cor Sixth and Folsom,

dwl 38 VVTiite PI
Toroni Steffani (Pmini A T.), dwl 621 Pacific
Torpey M., dwl 719 O'Farrell

Torpey Thomas, dwl E s Natoma bet Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth
Torpey Thomas, car repairer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 142

Perrj'
Torras Angela (widow), dwl NE cor Dupont and Vallejo
Torres Vincent A., foreman Women's Co-operative Print-
ing Union, dwl W s Peimsylvania Av bet Butte and
Solano
Torre Angostino, vegetable dealer, 1 Colombo Market
Torre Paknira, laborer, dwl 442 Union, rear
Torrenoe Edward, salesman, dwl 573 Bryant
Torrence John, master machinist California Theater, dwl

700 California
Torrence John S. , actor California Theater, dwl 614 Cali-
fornia, rear
Torrence R., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Torrence Robert, carpenter, dwl 320 Clementina
Torrens George (Torrens X- Enricht), dwl 2 Torrens

Court nr Clay
Torrens & Enricht (George Torrens and Louis Enricht),

contractors, 1520 Clay.
Torrenton Michael, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Torres Alfred, compositor Examiner, dwl 723 Vallejo
Torres Angelo Miss, dwl 1313 Dupont
Torres Brigido, pressman Stock Report, dwl 27 John
Torres Francisco, porter William Herber & Co., dwl 27

John
Torres Johanna Miss, dwl 722 Broadway
Torres M. S., assistant bookkeeper The Howe Machine Co.,

res San Rafael
Torreston John, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Torrey Erastus N., surveyor Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co.," office 422 California, dwl 2212
Howard
Torrey Frederick, clerk, dwl 629 Ellis
Torrey Frederick, plasterer, dwl 355 Minna
Torrey George S., clerk, dwl 1613 Leavenworth
Torrey James M., dwl 202 Hvde
Torrey William L., dwl 202 Hyde
Torri Lorenzo, carpenter, dwl 20 Lafayette PI, rear
Torri Louis, laborer, dwl 20 Lafayette PI, rear
Torrontegui Jos6, tailor, dwl 1520 Dupont, rear
Torsen Lewis, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Torsney Thomas, coachman Benjamin S. Brooks, 631

Harrison
Tortell William (Auradori d: T), dwl 616 Battery
Tortore Bartolomeo, waiter St. Ignatius College, dwl 841

Market
Tosara Augustine, miner, dwl 1408 Dupont
Tosetti Caspar, Swiss Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial
Tosh J. M., dwl 713 Howard
Tosney Frances B., tailoress Wright & Harmon, dwl 219

Tehama
Tospheni William, pianotuner, dwl 617 Stevenson
Tostmann Henrj- (H. Fauss <t Co.), dwl 23 Zoe
Tostmann Louis, waiter M. Deutsch & Co., 614 Clay

JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Eetail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercliant

Tothamer Hans P., lumberman, dwl 248 Perry
Totherah Augustus R., compositor J. H. Carman}' & Co.,

dwl 16 Reed nr Tajior
Tott Frederick, blacksmith, dwl 433 Vallejo, rear
Tutten James, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s Mich-
igan nr Sierra
Touaillon J. Mme., teacher French, dwl 630 Bush
TOI!C'HAKI> CillSTAVE, president Union Insurance

Co., office 416 California, res Oakland
Toudv Julius C, jeweler Anderson & Randolph, dwl 1608

Bush
Toulouse Bernard, blacksmith Joseph Galli & Co., dwl 9

Pinckney PI
Touret Charles, ornamental confectioner, dwl 515 Filbert
Tournel Celine, laundry, 795 Mission
Tourny Julius, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., dwl 724 La-

guna
Tourny L. Miss, teacher vocal music, dwl 117 Taylor
Tousley H. F., gasfitter, dwl 659 Minna

Toussaint , dwl 600 Broadway

Toussaint George, cabinetmaker, dwl 333 Bush
Toussaint Louis, clerk George Monnler, dwl 1153 How
Toussaint William, laborer, dwl W s Church nr Twenty-
fourth
Toussin Emile, professor music, dwl 712 California
Touya Antonio, bricklayer, dwl 424 Union
Tonya John, molder, dwl 424 Union
Towe Charles W., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol,

SVV cor Stevenson and Ecker
Tower Charles {RiMon <b T.), dwl 108 Dora
Tower Levi N. , sawsmith Nathan W. Spauldlng, dwl 9

Mollis nr Ellis
Tower Nellie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 137 Montgomery
Tower Nelson H., painter, dwl S s Shipley nr Sixth
Towers James, proprietor Oakland Express, ofBce cor

Clay and East, res Oakland

Towheau Mrs. , dwl 1316 Kearny, rear

Towle George W. Jr., captain night inspectors Custom

House, dwl 372 Brannan
Towne A. N., general superintendent Central Pac. R. R.,

office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 46, dwl

Palace Hotel
Towne Charles E., messenger Central Pac. R. R., dwl 712

Howard
Towaie James W. (BlaJce, Bobbins d: Co.), res New York
Towne R. H., dwl 530 Eddy

Towne W. H., photographer William Shew, res Oakland
Townes James, seaman, dwl 92 Colton
Townley Charles, carpenter, dwl 108 Powell
Townley William, laborer, dwl 109 Tehama
Towns John, laborer, dwl 1516 Leavenworth
Towns William, laborer, dwl W s San Jos^ Road nr St.

Mary's College
Towns William E., steward California Club, dwl 1516

Leavenworth
Townsend Alfred H., attorney at law, office 640 Clay, dwl

NW cor Lombard and Leavenworth
Townsend B. A., messenger Evening Post, dwl 52 Second
Townsend Clarence F., attorney at law, office 636 Clay,

dwl 918 Bush
Townsend D. L., fruits and vegetables, 127 Third
Townsend Edward W., bookkeeper William R. Townsend,

dwl 1028 Pine
Townsend Frederick J. S., carpenter, dwl W s Arkansas

nr Napa
Townsend George, driver Ten-Cent Parcel Delivery, dwl

7774 Mission
Townisend George, laundrjonan S. F. Laundry, dwl NW

cor Turk and Fillmore
Townsend Honora (widow), dwl 2116 Jones
Townsend James, foreman A. S. Folger & Co., dwl 12

Harriet
T0>VJ(ISE;VD JAUIES B., attorney at law, office 636

Clay room 32, dwl 2733 Howard
Townsend James W. E., printer, dwl 1013 Market
Townsend John E., shoecutter Nolan Bros., dwl 113

Guerrero
Townsend Joseph, laborer John H. McAllister, dwl 15J

Clinton
Townsend Joseph B., seaman Btm Oriflamme, Folsom St.

Wharf
Towiisend J. W., sailmaker, dwl 522 Dupont
Townsend Louis R. {Townsend <t Wyneken), dwl 51 Te-
hama
Townsend Martin P., sailmaker John L. Prior, dwl Twen-
ty-second bet Folsom and Harrison
Townsend Mary (widow), dwl 126 Fifth, Inglewood House
TowTisend Matthew, laborer, Beale Street Wharf, dwl 74
Minna

TOWNSEXD DIOSES D., capitalist, office Nevada
Block, 309 Montgomery room 52, dwl Palace Hotel

Townsend Robert, barkeeper Peter Hein, dwl Sr.nsom nr
Filbert

Townsend Sarah Miss, nurse, dwl 12 Ritch

Townsend T., salesman, dwl 10 Taylor

Townsend Walter, st-ves, dwl 20 Ellis

TOWXSEXO M'lLLIAItl R., mining secretary, office
330 Pine room 4, dwl 1028 Pine

Townsend W. S., candy man uf, 627 Market (Palace Hotel),
dwl 1 Fifth

Townsend & Wyneken {Loxds R. Townsend and L.
Ernest Wyneken), architects, office 515 California

Townshend William J. (W. J. Townshend & Co.), dwl
SW cor Turk and Jones

TOWXSIIEXD W. J. <& CO. (James Maxivell), com-
mission merchants, 402 Front room 8, and wholesale
sheep butchers, S s Fifteenth nr Railroad Av, South
S. F.

Toy Far Low (Chinese), restaurant, 20 Ross nr Wash

Toy George D., bookkeeper A. B. Ross & Co., dwl 605
Polk

Tozer John, machinist West Coast Fiu^niture Co., dwl
440 Third ■

Traber Jacob, Swiss Benev. Soc. , 627 Commercial

Trachez , tailor, dwl 1031 Dupont

Ti-achner J., carpenter, dwl 530 Valencia

Tracey Robert L., real estate, office 534 California, dwl
2019 Polk

Tracy Allen C, tinsmith Eureka Gas Machine „Co., dwl
713 Harrison

Tracy Antonio, upholsterer, dwl 2 Dodge

Tracy Asa C, stockraiser, dwl NW cor Solano and Hamp-
shire

Tracy Catherine (widow), boarding, 19 Natoma

Tracy Catherine Mrs., beer saloon, 123 Berry

Tracj' Christopher J. , deputy county clerk, dwl 322 Sutter

Tracy Cornelius, laborer, dwl 3 Sherwood PI

Tracy Emily (widow), dwl 1419 Taylor

Tracy Frank, jeweler, dwl 141 Fifth

Tracy James, bootmaker, Berrj' bet Third and Fourth

Tracy James M., stevedore, dwl 223 Minna

Tracy James P., bookkeeper, dwl 754 Mission

Tracy John, bnishmaker, dwl 405 Natoma

Tracy John, engineer, dwl 118 Townsend

Tracy John, laborer, dwl 124 Clinton

Tracy John, plasterer, dwl 56J Minna

Tracy John, tailor, 617 Commercial

Ti-acy John W., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 1184
Harrison

Tracy Margaret (widow), dwl 1232 Sacramento'

Tracy Martin, dwl 447 Natoma

Tracy Maurice, clerk Broadway Hotel, 212 Broadway

Tracy Michael, laborer William H. Norton, dwl 407 Te-
hama

Tracy Michael, tanner Sedgley & Davis, dwl 2030 Folsom

Tracy Nicholas, helper Union Iron Works, dwl 214 First

Tracy Patrick, boot and shoemaker, 207 Stevenson

Tracy Patrick, stonecutter, dwl 422 Brannan

Tracy S., teamster, dwl 1142^ Market

Tracy Theodore, helper Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 124
Clinton

Tracy Thomas, asphaltumworker, dwl 214 Broadway

Tracy Thomas, laborer, dwl 124 Clinton

Tracy Thomas, roofer H. G. Fiske, dwl 705 Front

Ti-acy Thomas, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 19
Natoma

Tracy Timothy, laborer Kimball Agricultural Implement
Manuf. Co., dwl 124 Clinton

Tracy William, laborer, dwl E s Buchanan bet McAllister
and Tyler

Tracj' William, laborer David Moore, dwl 1186 Harrison

Tracy William, laborer Golden Gate Park

Tracy William, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 19
Natoma

Tracy William F., computing clerk U. S. Mint, dwl 1427
Mason

Tracy William N., carpenter, dwl 1513 Buchanan

Trade Robert, paperhanger, dwl 713 Tehama

Traders' Insurance Co. (fire, Chicago), Potter, Jacoba
Easton agents, 318 California

Trafton Timothy J., blacksmith, dwl 23 Sumner

Trainer J. , coalpasser stm Mohongo, Broadway St.Whi

Trainer James, boatman, dwl 1 Market

Trainer James, seaman, dwl 20 Washington

Trainor A. , glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, d'
Minnesota nr Mariposa

Trainor John, carpenter, dwl 11 Gilbert

Trainor Maria (widow), dwl 31 Freelon

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Hheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Qi HIT

I. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Trainer Thomas, laborer, dwl 1639 Howard, rear

TrainorW., clerk, dwl 712 Leavenworth

Tniinor William, seaman stm Ajax, Folsoni St. Wharf

'IV.vinor. Sec Tranor, Trayiior, and Treaiior

Trampcr Frederick, longfshoreman, dwl 405 Main

Tramjilea-sure Thomas E., grader Occidental Wool Depot,

dwl 335 Sixth
Trane .lames H., carpenter, dwl 2132 Stockton
Tninfiel<I Delia (widow), dwl W s Buchanan bet Sutter

and Bush
Tr.uior .Michael, broker, dwl 1210 Clay
TKANSATLANTIC FIKK IN8IIKAN€E CO. OF

IIAiflSilKO, Georj,'e Marcus & Co. agents, office 304

California
TUA\SATLAXTIC' MAKI\E I^SIKANCE CO.,

limited (of Berlin), Thannhauser & Co. agents, office

311 California
Transue Abraliam, blacksmith, dwl 15 Oak Grove Av
Trapani V., shoemaker C. Pardini.dwl SW cor Pacific and

Sansom
Trapel John, restaurant, 68 First
Trapel John H., clerk Pope & Talbot, dwl 68 First
Trapp .John, wheelwright Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 920

Bryant
Trapp Michael, butcher Poly, Heilbron [& Co., dwl N e

First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F.
Trappuni Ignazio, machinist, dwl SW cor Sansom and Pac
Trask A. B., carpenter Industrial School
Trask A. L. Mrs., teacher Valencia Grammar School, dwl

260t) Folsom
Trask Alden Y., marine surveyor Commercial Insurance

Co., dwl 15 Guy PI
Trask A. S. Mrs., principal Greenwich St. Primary School,

dwl 2119 Mason
Trask Carrie S. Miss, private school, dwl 1107 Folsom
Trask Edward, phj'sician, office and dwl Nucleus House
Trask Freeman, pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl

Chenerj' bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Trask John B., physician, office 318 Kearny, dwl 510 Jones
Trask Joseph A., master mariner, dwl 2119 Mason
Trask J. Ruggles, salesman Leisen & Co., dwl 1311 Cal
Trask William, carpenter, dwl 10 Taylor
Trasse't Charles, hairdresser, 234 Fifth
Tratz H. P. (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 828 Broadway
TRAIIKE IIAKT^VIG, watches, jewelry, etc., 643

Kearny, res Alameda
Traulsen Charles (AuguM Jungblut & Co.), dwl 447 Jessie
Trauneder Leopold, machinist, dwl 125 Clinton
Traung Emily Mrs., branch bakery, 504 Fourth
Traung Louis, collector steamtug Amelia, dwl 504 Fourth
Trautmann John, dwl 1517J^ Taj'lor

Trautner Brothers {Gtistav and Charles), merchant tai-
lors, 340 Bush
Trautner Charles (Trautner.Brothcrs), dwl 115 Prospect PI
Trautner CSustav {Trautner Brothers), dwl 704 Bush
Trautner Gustav, jeweler Samuel Simmons, dwl 115 Pros-
pect PI
Trautvetter Andrew, bootmaker, 2515 Mission
Trautvetter Otto, dairyman, dwl W s Treat Av^bet Twen-
ty-first and Twenty-second
Traveller F., truckman, dwl 506 Union
Traveller Harry, drajTuan Luther Knight, 40 Market
Travers Charles E., attorney at law, office 502 Montgom-
ery, dwl 803J Market
Travers Edward W., shipbroker, office 210 Battery, res

Oakland
Travers James R., hackman, cor Washington and Keaniy,

dwl 1625 Powell
Travers John, hackman, cor Washington and Kearny, dwl

1025 Powell
Travers John W., compositor Alta California, dwl 22

Glover

Travers Laurence, clerk Cincinnati Hotel, 529 Valencia
Travers Mary Ann Miss, dwl 315 Tyler
Traves Jacques, president Pac. Borax Co., office 621 San
Travis Charles Francis, millwright Joseph Wagner & Co.,

dwl 24 Frederick
Travis Ezra J., stockgrower, dwl 1250 Turk
Travis Frank E., marker S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Travis George A., bookkeeper International Hotel, 824

Kearny

Travis Henry, clerk, dwl 107 Guerrero
Travis Henry, laborer, dwl 2114 Mason, rear
Travis Jacob C, assistant bookkeeper Kaindler & Co.,

dwl 227 O'Farrell
Travis James A., porter, dwl 22 Third
Travis John, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl Ss Bush bet

Van Ness Av and Franklin

Travis Peter, cook Grand Hotel, dwl 207 Stevenson

Travis William H., painter, dwl 40 Boardman

Traxler R. T., contractor, dwl 535 Valencia

Tray Felix, dwl 708 Commercial

TKAVLOR niLLIAM W., mniing secretary, office
Nevada Block, 309 Mont room 37, dwl 920 Jaelcson

Traynge P. J., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery

Traynor A. Mrs., jaiiitress Jackson St. School

Traynor Frank, shoemaker, dwl W s Webster bet Pine and
California

Traynor Frank, waiter Lick House

Traynor John, dwl 24 Minna

Traynor John, fruit dealer, dwl W s Webster bet Pine and
California

Traynor. See Trainor, Tranor, and Treanor

Treadwell Alonzo, mining, office 426 California

Treadwell George A., mining, office 320 Sansom room 7,
res Oakland

Treadwell James, carpenter, dwl 130 Perry

Treadwell James B., clerk David Conrad, dwl 123 Taylor

Treadwell James P., attorney at law, office and dwl 006
Kearny

Treadwell John, contractor, dwl 957 Market

Treadwell John B., civil engineer, office 320 Sansom room
7, dwl 504 Eddy

Treadwell Leonard L. estate of (Treadwell tfc Co.), SW
cor Market and Fremont

Treadwell Mining Co. (Ventura Co., Cal.), Richard W.
Heath secretary, office 424 Montgomery

Treadwell William P., bookkeeper H. S. Crocker & Co.,
dwl 013 Howard

Treadwell W. W. , storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. City of
San Francisco

TREADM'ELL «& CO. (estate of Leonard L. Treadivell,
W. 0. M. Berry, and James F. Place), importers
and jobbers hardware, agricultural implements, ma-
chinery, etc., SW cor Market and Fremont

Treanor Alicia Miss, dwl 726 California

Treanor Mary A. (widow), dwl E s Minnesota bet Mariposa
and Solano

Treanor. See Trainor, Tranor, and Traynor

TKE.A!SI;KEK city and county, office 3 City
Hall first floor

Treat George, real estate, office Crego & Bowley, 9 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl SE cor Shotwell and Twenty-
fifth

Treat George A., painter, dwl 537 Sacramento

Treat James W., chiropodist, office and dwl 523 Kearny
room 1

Treat John, farmer, dwl NW cor Twenty-fifth and Hamp-
shire

Treat Jonah D. Mrs., dwl 1224 Mission

Treat Richard B. (D. J. West cfc Co.), dwl 121 Ellis

Treau Effie, dressmaker, dwi 621 Mason

Trebois Frank, tailor, 1115 Dupont

Tree Henry, lumberman, dwl 132 Steuart

Treear Theodore, pantrJ^nan Louis Meyer, dwl 20 Dupont

Tree! William, compositor Examiner, dwl 214 Turk

Treen William, policeman City Hall, dwl 741 Folsom

Trefzer George, tailor, dwl 1114 Filbert

Treganza John, butcher Werner & Lincoln, dwl SW cor
Polk and Clay

Tregellas Susan Mrs. , dressmaker, 625 Market (Palace Ho-
tel), dwl 220 Third

Trehane John, attorney at law, office 502 Montgomery,
dwl 430 Post

Treiber Falk, expressman, dwl 921J Folsom

Trejos J. & Co. (John F. Skelly and Yanuario E. Ar-
royo), importers and commission merchants, 123 Cal-
ifornia room 23

Trejos Joaquin (J. Trejos & Co.), res Costa Rica, Central
America

Tremain J. Scott, clerk, dwl 22 Tvirk

Trembath John, proptr New Wisconsin Hotel, NE cor
Montgomery and Pacific

Trembley Henry, blacksmith, dwl E s Shotwell nr Twen-
tieth

Tremley S., gasfitter Wade's Opera House

Trench Gold Hill Mining Co., Walter E. Dean secretary,
office 419 California room 19

Trench Joseph, capitalist, dwl 611 Clay

Trendle Marie (widow), dwl 524 Pine

Trenholm Sarah Miss, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball,
dwl 529 Tehama

Trenkle Joseph, teacher music, dwl 752 Folsom

Trenouth Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, dwl 340 Sixteenth

Trenouth Susan A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 340 Sixteenth

Trenschel Albert, brewer G. A. Trenschel, dwl 621 Bran-
nan

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Trenschel August F.. brewer G. A. Trenschel. dwl 621
TrenS Gottfried A proprietor Fred^J^c^^burg Brew-

erv, 621 and 623 Brannan, dwl IJl Park Av
Trentchel Otto, brewer G. A. Trenschel, dwl 621 Brannan
Trent Mary A. (widow), dwl 530 Valencia
^ieoti Nicholas, bootmaker, 529 Broadway
Tresarrieu Jean Baptiste, gloveckaner, dwl 420 Green
Trese J., miner, dwl 509 Washington
Tressler George, foreman cooper M. l^Wa &. oous, u

TretWRfchard, carpenter Scheerer & King, dwl 5
TrethS WiUiam, patternmaker Risdon I. and L.Works,

Montgomery and Pacific ioi9Keaniv

Treverton Stephen, liquor saloon, 1012 Kearny
'Trpvptte E C. Miss, dwl 715 1 oik mi ow-tv,

T eve"ck William,'fruits and confe-tion^,^' 211 Sixth
Trevor Esther Mrs., seamstress dwl 219 Pacihc
TKEVOR FRANK., wood and coal, 70b Bush, awl lai^

Trevor nlnry, clerk Charles P. Lolor, dwl 1512 Powell
S^ S; k! ^Imsle? , Pier 17 Steuart, dwl 421 Ful-
Trice'Benjamin, waiter Palace Hotel
'^^^^^^^ teller London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, dwl 1522 Howard

SnES^S'SS^:'7^n^,Ss^

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Triest bS"m (rW6.f cfc Frfed?a«rf«r), dwl 1514 Cal
Mest Ber"hard J., salesman Colman Brothers, dwl 1514

TrStTi^Vr1E»I^AN»ER (Bernlmtd Triest and
^ "fr^u* andS. J. Friedlander) importers and job-
bers hats and caps, 116 and 118 Sansom
Trieve Brvmo, cook, dwl 1009 Mason
Triffet Leon, laborer, dwl 637 Pacifac
SS James Mrs. (widow), dwl 217 Stevenson
Trigis William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S Co s WTiarf
TriZ4 Joseph, cook Stephen Divisich, 332 East
Nimble Daniel, laborer Occidental Warehouse, dwl 3

William
Trimble Georire, dwl 663 Harrison
Trimble IsaLc: repairer Western Union Telegraph, dwl

Trin^?eL™m.^rd, foreman stable J.Morton & Co., dwl
NE cor Ellis and Tajdor ^ , ,, „ , „ p & j a

TRIXIDAI> MILLS (Humboldt Co.), F. P. & J. A.
Hooper proprietors, office Pier 2^- Steuart

Trinity canal Hydraulic Mining Co., Cornelius J. Eaton
secretary, office 724* Market room 19

Trinthammer Frederick, musician, dwl 437 \ allejo

TriplerCharies S., draftsman U. S. Surveyor Generals

Trip^ulsatc^rRelTpastor Bethel Church, dwl 106

Ti-inolTFdfpe (Grossefta & T. ), dwl 525 Clay .

??ipp Clinton C. mining secretary, office 401 California

TUIPr DWICIIT K., attorney at law, office 401
California room 10, res East Oakland

Tripp Joseph, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador

Triip Joseph, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

TrB?s«'»» inSI^H W., attorney at law, office 408 Call

^""foniia room l" dwl 634 Valencia nr Eighteenth

Tripp Leander, calker, dwl 307 Fremont

-K-ipp Lotta (widow), dwl 1222 Folsmn

TrivmeE C Miss, teacher music, dwl 429 O taireu

?rlstramThomas;morroccodresser Cornelius O'Donnell,

TritcWeJ AuS;r«usmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 315 Clem
Trittenbach A., clerk Osbom & Alexander, dwl 20 Har-
Tritt'iXcrFrcderick,SwissBenev Soc 627Commerdal
Triltenbach Gustav, clerk George Marcus & Co., dwl m
Harrison Av

Trittenbach Jacob, machinist Mission Woolen Mills, dwl
T^o^y^Sa^^rs- Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

405 Union
Troell Conrad, hairdresser, 729 Clay , , . „ ,„,, 19
Trogden Wiley, carpenter D. A. Macdonald * Co., dwl 12

TroJler George F., builder, dwl 1443 Leavenworth
Sii CinI Co.' (Gold Hill, Nev.), David >Vdder secre-
tary office 328 Montgomei-y room 22
TroHn Edward, laborer, dwl N s Brannan nr Eighth
Solan Peter, tkmster,'dwl S s Sixteenth nr Rhode Is-

Trnll^Matthew liquor dealer, dwl 424 Greenwich
?rolli^t Paul H. (X P- T.nthorey 6= Co.), and porter La-
zard Fr.5res, dwl 787 Stevenson

Troppmann John, dwl 447 Bryant

S Heiirj' Jr., jeweler Victor Manser, d«l< 2. Bdwy

Trost Henrj^ Sr., musician, dwl / 2/ Broadway, rear

Trost Joseph, shoemaker, dwl ^33 Bush

Trost Julius, cutler, dwl 727 Broadway, rear

Trost Louis Paul, boarding and lodging, 317 Francisco

Ti-ost William, baker, 245 Third

Trost William, cutler, dwl 727 Broadway, rear

rtL=Rere?Sr eTIa^Xdwl E s Powell

Trot^lSl^"^r1.y7i^-^-*f'-*^^^^^
wines and liquors, 425 Montgomery Av
Trotter John, carpenter, dwl 704 Howard

Trouin Theodore L., machinist Union Iron worKS, u«i
Troulfen^Christopher, billiard -tablemaker Auguste Jung-
TrourifE^m^anStl^^t^d Ja.ob Biesel & Co., dwl

Kleor|::runner Funcke & Co dwl 735 Brannan
Troutt James M., attorney at law, office 533 Kearny, awl

rroZT^mEbenezer Trower and Edwin Whittle).]
caroenters, S s Sixteenth nr Rondel PI J

Trnv roTchinese) cigar manufacturers, 33 Waverly PI
?royConoMS^'GoW and Silver M™"? ^o forey
Co Nov.), Sidney C. Herbert secretary office 535 Clay
Trov c"P., second hand furniture, 921 Market
li ^^^^ "s SVt Scott and De-
Trov^G^orge- barkeeper Hermann F. Morken, dwl 621
Troy Ss G., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 1907|
Polk I

Troy John, cook, dwl 144 Steuart , , .^r^

Troy John, extraman Hose No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl «e8»
End Hotel, Brenham PI , ^ I

Trov John, miner, dwl 1016 Market

?ZS Sr^d'bktn hLS, Jackson St.Wharf
Trov Patrick, local agent Home Mutual Insurance Co.,

Tro;^Srf^!^--^--^H«-^1]
Tro^^SK r^Sr Leon R. Myers & Co., dJ ,i

cor Second and Bryant
Trover Charles, pianist, dwl 411 lyier 1

■l^ax Jasper N. can^enter, dwl 108 Powell
Tmax Samuel, real estate, dwl 613 Stockton ^ , , '
tXiS Henry- E. (M. Waterman S: Co.), dwl 53T

Turk

Harrison Av • ^ _ „ .

BililSFS^^Shirt^a^otMer, KuoleuTMlding, corner Third and Mark

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Estatlished 1862. ^

Trucof Henrj', painter, dwl 634 Pacific

Trudell Arcade, laundrj', 540 Slission

True Charles, boatniaii U. S. Shii>piiip: Commissioner,

dwl Virginia Ulock cor Stoclvton and Pacific
True Charles F., principal Union Grammar School, dwl

1217 Kearny
True Cyrus S., purser stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf,

dwl ,')12 Leavenworth
True William {True .(• ClirMian), dwl SE cor Fifteenth

and Mission
True & Christian (WilliamTnte and EdwardChristian),

market, lltOS Mission
Trueb(xly Jolin, carpenter, dwl 1004 Washin^n
Truehardt Georire W. Mrs. (widow), dwl SE cor Treat Av

and Twentieth
Tnielson Tlicodort, ^oceries and liquors, SE cor Sacra-
mento and I^eavenworth
Trueman Herbert C, machinist West Coast Furniture

Co. , dwl 13(5 Perry
Trueman J. C, mining, dwl Lick House
Truesdale Seneca E., compositor Alta California, dwl 423

Bush
Truesdel I Aaron P., physician, office 30 Post, dwl 1012

Mission
Truesdell S. E. , printer, dwl 423 Bush
Truett Frederick G., engineer Pacific Refinery and Bullion

Exchanurc dwl W s Guerrero bet Twentj'-first and

Twenty-second
Truett Miers F. (2\ bookkeeper California Planing Mills,

dwl 2340 Washington
Truette Felix, real-estate agent and conveyancer, office

012 Merchant
Trueworthy John, proptr Salt-water Baths, Merrimac St.

'^ttle Wharf, Long Bridge
TruflFert A. Miss, forewoman D. Samuels, dwl 1018 Stock
Tniffert E. Miss, teacher French, dwl 1018 Stockton
Trujillo Jesus, dwl 5 Card .\lley

Tnnnan Alexander, extraman Engine No. 3 S. F. F. D.
Truman Alexander, special policeman, dwl 1705 Jones
TBI :.U.i\ IRWI\ .1., manager Price Press Co., office

17 Front, dwl 812 Twentieth
Truman James, laborer, dwl 19 Baldwin Court
Tniman J. M. Mrs., dwl 310 Jessie
Trumble Robert J., merchandisebroker, 318 Front, dwl

100 Mason

Tfil'NBI'LL ROBERT .1., seed warehouse, 419 and

421 Sansom, res San Rafael
Trumbull William, harnessmaker, 119 Davis, dwl 14

Druniin
Trammel Elizabeth Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 730 Harrison
Trump Isabel Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1040^ Howard
Trum per John, hostler J. D. Brown, dwl Bay District

Fair Grounds
Trumpour John P. , dentist, office and dwl 414 Hayes

Trumpp , clerk, dwl 027 California

Trumpi) Charles H., drayman Allyne & White, dwl 426

Chestnut
Trumpp William, porter AlljTie & Wliite, dwl 627 Cal
Truppel Hans, master mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
TRIISSE.-H P., attorney at law, and real-estate agent,

office 004 Merchant dwl 053 Seventeenth
Trussell Orland, carpenter, dwl E s Castro bet Eighteenth

and Nineteenth
TKIST FlXn IXSI RANC'E ASSOCIATIOX A>D

GENERAL IXSrR.AXCE ACiEXl'Y, office 320

California
Trust James W., cutler Herman J. Schintz, dwl 59 Jessie
Trust William, cutler Herman J. Schintz, dwl 727 Bd\<'y
Truworthy Alonzo, calcium lights Califoniia Theater, dwl

8 Yerba Buena
TRrWORTHA' FR.AXCIS IH., stencilcutter, and

rubber stamps, 318 Front, res San Miguel Station
Tryce B. , waiter, dwl 25 Prosjject PI
Tryon Charles, blacksmith, dwl 925 Brvant
Tryon Charles E., wagonsmith, 409 Third, dwl 1030 Pac
Tryon Charles W., carpenter, dwl S s Hayes bet Fillmore

and Webster
Tryon Ephraim H., laborer freight depot Southern Pac.

R. R., dwl .521 Brannan
TRYOX PHILO \., transfer and express agent, office

freight depot Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fifth and

Townsend
Tsam Kee (Chinese), merchandise, 807 Sacramento
Tsau Kee (Chinese), boarding, 624 Jackson
Tschantz Jacob, porter L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl S s Ty-
ler bet Buclianan and Webster
Tschirner Max (Leipnitz <t Co.), dwl 1407 Washington
Tschurr Christian, dwl 129 O'Farrell
Tsue Chong Wing (Chinese), merchant, 714 Commercial

Tsun Yuen (Chinese), physician, office and dwl 607 Cal
Tubbs Alfred h. (Tubhs .(: Co.), dwl 349 Fremont
Tubbs Hiram (Tuhb>! <l- Co.), res Oakland
Tubbs Richard W., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl

1009 Sutter
Tl'BUS <& CO. {Alfred L. and Iliram Tubbs), pro-
prietors S. F. CdV-dafe Factory, office Oil and 613

Front
Tubino Domenico, restaurantkeeper, dwl 655 Wash
Tuchler Meyer, dwl 430 Natoma
Tucholsky Julius, stockkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., dwl

526 O'Farrell
Tuck Aaron, cooper, dwl 322 Main, rear
Tuck Chong & Co. (Chinese), importers China and Japan

teas, 739 Sacramento
Tuck Choni? Wo & Co. (Chinese), merchandise, 627 Dup
Tuck Hop (Chinese), clothing, 014 Uupont
Tuck Hop & Co. (Chinese), clothing, i)34 Dupont
Tuck John, liquor saloon, E s San Bruno Road nr Twen-

tv-ninth
T\ick'j. W., dwl 54 First

Tuck On Yuen (Chinese), merchant, 727 Sacramento
Tuck Sing (Chinese), groceries, 802 Dupont
Tuck Tie & Co. (Chinese), groceries, 909 Dupont
l\ick Wo (Chinese), provisions, 035 Jackson
Tucker Adelaide Miss, dressmaker, dwl 509 Minna
Tucker Charles, carpenter, dwl 329 Minna
Tucker Cornelius, deckhand stm Mary Taylor, dwl 104

Steuart
Tucker Edward, painter, dwl W s Eighth bet Harrison

and Bryant
Tucker Edwin W. , watertender Pac. Mail S. S. Colima,

dwl 110 Eleventh
Tucker Francis, dwl 1012 Larkin

Tucker George H. {George Hayes <b Co.), dwl 521 Minna
Tucker George L., mining siiperintendent, dwl 20ir Frank-
lin
Tucker Henrr, gasfitter Nye & Acheson
Tucker Heniy S., watchman U. S. Treasury, dwl 110

Eleventh
Tucker James W. Mrs., dwl 1206 Market
Tucker Jane (widow), furnished rooms, 320 Jessie
Tucker Jennie T. Mrs., artist Bradley & Rulofson, dwl

700 Ellis
Tucker John, proprietor New York House, dwl 840

Market
Tucker John W. {J. W. Tucker & Co.) dwl 1258 California
TIX'KER J. W. A CO., watches and jewehy, 131

Keaniy
Tucker Leroy, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
Tucker Reuben, sexton Church of the Advent, dwl 520

Eddy
Tuckers., dwl 27 Turk
Tucker Thomas, carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl 1720

Sutter
Tucker Thomas, laborer Beale St.A\Tiarf, dwl 7 Welsh
Tucker William, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 309

Jessie
Tuckennan Charles N., carpenter, dwl 955 Howard
Tuckenuan William, dwl 22 Turk
Tuckey Alfred {Edwards tt T.), dwl 8 Bernard
Tuckey Esther (widow), dwl 8 Bernard
Tufford J. H., physician, office 1214 Market
Tuft Christian P., laborer, dwl 103 Sacramento
Tuft James, mastermariner, dwl 832 Harrison
Tufts Larkin T., carpenter D. A. Macdonald «S: Co., dwl

422 O'Farrell
Tuggle John, rubberworker Weaver, Taylor & Co., dwl

SW cor Sacramento and Stockton
Tuggle Philip, clergyman, dwl 2214 Steiner
Tuggle Thomas, dwl 2214 Steiner
Tuggy William, gasfitter, dwl 54 Third
Tuite James, bakery, 1124 Harrison
Tuite James, printer Cubery & Co., dwl 342 Ritch
Tuite Thomas, baker, dwl 2 Hunt

Tuite William, baker California Restaurant, dwl 2 Everett
Tull Christopher J., laborer, dwl 18 Stone
Tuller Albert, printer, dwl 732i Minna
Tulley Ellen C. (widow), dwl NW cor Eddy and Derisa-

dero
TuUis Thomas, barkeeper Mark Graefner, dwl 804 Fourth
TuUoch E. v., porter Alfred Borel & Co., 601 Mont
Tulloch John, stevedore, dwl 3 Liberty
Tully Mrs. (widow), lodgings, SE cor Market and

Pearl
Tully B., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 624 Fourth
Tully Coleman Mrs. (widow), dwl 45 Natoma
Tully James, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Tully James, Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird. 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant, 1^

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TuUy James, upholsterer, (Iwl 45 Natoma ^ , ,„„

Tull.v John, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl 12b

Tully John, groceries and liquors, NE cor San and Union
Tull.v Lucas, machinist S. F. Cordage Factorj', dwl E s

Pennsylvania nr Sierra ^ . ^ t v ..

Tully Mary, laundress Neustadler Brothers, Gough bet

Grove and Hayes
Tully Patrick, barkeeper Thomas Donnelly, dwl 509 How
Tully Patrick, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 225

Eighth
Tully Patrick T., carpenter, dwl 22 Russ
Tully Thomas C, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl

43 Natoma , , or. t> „•«„

Tulsch Charles T., clerk Henry Droge, dwl SE cor Pacific

Tuncas Pierre {J. Lacoine d- Co.), dwl 1520 Stockton
Tiuig Foo (Chinese), butcher, 729 Sacramento
Tung Hong Kong (Chinese), merchandise, 825 Sacramento
Tung Sing & Co. (Chinese), tea merchants, 732 Sac
Tungate Jane (widow), dwl 420 Geary ^ , „ „

Tun^ate John B., clerk Darwin & Murphy, dwl S s Twen-
ty-second bet Fair Oaks and Dolores
Tungate John B., gilder, dwl S s Twenty-second nr

Dolores i -loio d

Tunghaenel Ernst, machinist Garcui & Son, dwl 1213 Pow
Tunnock Andrew, porter Cyrus Adams & Co., dwl 419

Tunny Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 423 Bush

Tunze George H., bootblack, dwl Winchester Hotel

Tuohy James, shoemaker, dwl 781 Mission, rear

Tuong Chong Wa & Co. (Chinese), merchants, (43 Sac

Tuong Kee (Chinese), tailor, 736 Jackson

Tuper Bullen, millwTight, dwl 18^ Ridley

Tupper , cabinetmaker S. F. Manuf . Co.

Tupper Augustus, seaman, dwl 4 Beale PI nr Main
Turcott Joseph, conductor Sutter St. R. R. Co., 1304 Polk
Turel Jean {Lemoine, Gambert cC- Co.), dwl 921 J Mont
Turel. See TuiTell, and Tyrell . t t, «

Turf House, Patrick Farrell proptr, S s Point Lobos Av

bet Twentieth and Tvventy-first avs
Tiirgis Edward, carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 54 Mmna
Turk Christopher {Noethiq & T.), dwl 5 Capp
Turk Henry (Neubert & T.), dwl 1515 Taylor
TURKEY, George W. Gibbs consul, oflice 35 Battery
Turkington Edward J., salesman Cohnan Bros., dwl 1521
Powell ,

Turkington William, cabinetmaker N. Gray & Co., dwl

1521 Powell
Turkington William Jr., law student Wmans & Belknap,

dwl 1521 Powell
Tiirlock Reuben, miner, dwl 1220 Market
TIJKN lEKEJJf HALL (Eureka), E 8 Powell bet Cali-
fornia and Pine „, , ,
TIIKX VEREIN HALL (Old), N s Bush bet Stockton
and Powell ^ ^ r^ , -^ ^
TIIRX VEREIN HALL (San Francisco), S s Turk bet
Leavenworth and Hyde , , „„„
Tumblade John, stairbuilder Frank McLaughlin, dwl 280

Minna
Turnbull Annie E. Miss, dwl 645 Minna
Turnbull Benjamin Corbett, draftsman, dwl N s Bush bet

Devisadero and Broderick
Turnbull James H., mining, dwl 14 Eddy
Turnbull John, carpenter and builder, dwl 645 Mmna
Turnbull John, carpenter Terrill & Slaven, dwl 717 Seven-
teenth
Turnbull Joseph, machinist, dwl 2 Tehama
Turnbull Louisa M. Mrs., teacher, dwl 645 Minna
Turnbull Thomas, rigger, dwl cor Howard and Spear
Turnbull W., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
TliRNBl'LL WALTER, secretary S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, office 411i California (and Walter
Turnbull & Co.), res cor Sixth Av and East Eleventh,
Oakland
Turnbull Walter, carpenter, dwl 645 Minna
TllRXBJ'LL WALTER •& CO., stockbrokers, office
410^ California

Turner , dwl 333 Vallejo

Turner A. J. (Turner, Kennedy <b Shaiu), dwl 560 Fol
Turner Alonzo W., sawyer, dwl 566 Howard
Turner Alvin C, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 216 Pros-
pect PI
Turner A. M., agent Frank H. Wing, dwl 566 Howard
Turner Andrew, hostler, dwl 31 Eleventh
Turner Andrew, waiter Palace Hotel
Turner AndrewJ. {Turner, Kennedy & Shaio), dwl 560

Folsom
Turner Ann (widow), dwl 16 Hunt

Turner Benjamin C, assistant pilot stm Alice Garratt,

Front St. Wharf, office 318 Front
Turner Cephas, vice-president Bay City Soda Water Co.,

dwl 832 California
Turner Charles, dwl 608 Larkin

Turner Charles O. (C. 0. Turner <t- Co.), dwl 1(08 Clay
Turner C. 0. & Co. (Charlcx 0. Turner and Wtlham R.

Fclter), commission merchants, 525 Front
Turner Daniel, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 16 Oak
Turner Daniel, plasterer, dwl 717 O'Farrell, rear
Turner David, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 316

Turner Eaton, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Turner Edward L., cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 349

tlGSsic
Turner Emma Mrs., artist, study 330 Pine room 26, res

Alameda j i io

Turner Frank, machinist O. P. Ingraham & Bro., dwl 16

Turner Frederick, porter Falkenstein & Co., dwl 1203

Howard
Turner Frederick, molder Frear Stone Co., dwl 532 Bry-
ant
Turner George, teamster, dwl 2606 Mission
Turner George, tinsmith, dwl 3 Taylor
Turner George, upholsterer Samuel Beal, dwl N s Green

bet Kearny and Dupont
Turner George L., surveyor, dwl 1418 Hyde
Turner George M., dwl 915 Polk , , ,„-

Turner George M., bookkeeper F. Chester & Co., dwl 127

Keamv , , __ .

Turner Guadalupe, milkman Henry Bruns, dwl cor imr-

tieth and San Jos6 Av
Turner Henry, printer, dwl 943 Howard
Turner Henry, seaman, dwl 611 Third
Turner Horatio M., captain brig Percy Edward, office 122

California , -r^ , .

Turner H. R., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
Turner James, nightwatohman John Kohhnoos, 156 Sec
Turner Jennie Miss, seamstress, dwl 205 Second
Turner Jennie Miss, tailoress, dwl 217 Third
Turner John, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl NW

cor Jackson and Jones
Tunier John; brickmason, dwl 613 Mission
Turner John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Turner John, mason new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Turner John, mining, office 414 California first floor, dwl
552 Minna „ , o..

Tiuner John, second officer stm Ancon, Broadway bt.

Wharf
Turner John, searcher records, dwl 908 Pine
Turner John D., groceries and liquors, SW cor McAllister

and Octavia
Turner John H. (Turner & Co.), dwl 945 Mission
Turner Joseph, machinist Joshua Handy, dwl NE cor

Jones and Washington

Tunier, Kennedy & Shaw (Andrew J. Turner, John Jf.

Kennedy, and George F. Shaw), lumber dealers,

Channel nr Fourth „ ^, , j , ,,^no

Tunier Laban, paperhanger George W. Clark, dwl WOi

Minna , i>t ^

Turner Lawrence, painter, dwl NW cor Sec and Natoina
Turner Le Grand M., bookkeeper Thomas Newell, dwl

317A Fell
Turner L. H. Miss, dwl Grand Hotel
Turner Lizzie Miss, tailoress, dwl 217 Third
Turner Louis, barkeeper James Gnint, dwl 426 Kearny
Tunier Louis, bookkeeper, dwl 509 Third
Turner M., laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Turner M. , stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Turner Maggie L., saleswoman James A. Rokohl, dwl 717

Howard
Turner Matthew (Turner d- R^mdle), res Oakland
Turner Newton, sawj'er Benjamin F. Oilman, dwl Ws

First bet Folsom and Howard
Turner Norman R., carpenter and builder, dwl 25

Eighth
Turner P. Mrs., furnished rooms, 30 Post
Turner R. A., machinist Thomson & Parker
Turner Richard (Richard Turner cfc Co.), dwl 2615 Miss
Tunier Richard, machinist, dwl Sierra bet Indiana and

Turner Richard B., real estate, dwl N s Lombard bet
Fillmore & Webster

Turner Richard & Co. (Richard Turner and Mrs. C. B.
Rider), hay, coal, wood, etc., W s Mission bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third

Turner Robert D., butcher, dwl Twelfth Av nr N, South
S. F.

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Turner Robert T., pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 637

Sacramento
Turner S. , dwl 225 Ellis
Tiirner Samuel, clerk, dwl 19 Ellis
Turner S. J. (widow), dwl 717 Howard
Turner Thomas, dwl 44;') Clementina
Turner Thomas, conductor Central R. R., dwl 529 Fourth
Turner Tliomas, laundrj-man S. F. Laundrj', dwl 107

Col ton
Turner Thomas, seaman, dwl 531 E^st
Turner Thomas, seaman Pac. Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Turner W. F., bellman I'alace Hotel
Turner W. H., dwl 4:« iJr.Kidway
Turner William, blacksmith, dwl 7SS Folsom
Turner William, cutter Rosset«r & Smith, dwl 125 San
Turner William, fitter, dwl 30i) Hayes
Turner William, horseshoer John Ewing, dwl NE cor

Fourth and Folsom
Turner William, merchant, dwl 1721 Eddy
Turner William, waiter I'alace Hotel
Turner William, watchmaker, 524 Battery
Turner William B., clerk Carolan, Corj' & Co., dwl 15

Powell
Turner William E., attorney at law, office 708 Mont
Turner William J. (Turner <t- Harvey), dwl W s East bet

Pacific and Jackson
Turner & Co. {J. II. Turner, J. Grimes, and R. Butler),

paintei;s, 115 Jessie
TCRXEK A H.IRTEY (Wiiliam J. Turner), wood,

coal, and posts, W s East bet Pacific and Jackson
Turner & Rundle (Matthew Turner and Richard T.

liundle), agents Tahiti Line Packets, otfice 122 Cal
Tumey John, blacksmith, dwl E s Noe nr Eig^hteenth
Turney John, waiter Maine Restaurant, dwl 228 Tehama
Tumey John H., capitalist, office 330 Pine room 26, res

Saucelito
Tumook Joseph, engineer Miners' Foundry, dwl Napa nr

Delaware
Turnstill Parthenia (widow), dwl 324 Sutter
Turpin John N., carpenter Henry- J. McLerie, dwl 719

California
Turpin Jules, cook, 307 Batterj', dwl NIrV cor Kearny and

Broadway
Turre Luigi, baker D. Caraffa & Co., dwl 1309 Dupont
Turrel Marius, clerk Mans k Staude, dwl 815 Pacific
Turrel Thomas, laborer, dwl 520 Broadway
Turrell Oliver B., foreman printing department A. L.

Bancroft & Co., dwl 1407 Jackson
Turrell William .M. , salesman, dwl 324^ Broadway
Turrell. See Turel and Tyrrell
Turri Francisco, Swi.ss Benev. Soc., 627 Commercial
Turrill Charles B., clerk, dwl 502 Sutter
Turrill Madison H., dwl 502 Sutter
Turrill Marj' S. (widow), dwl 1624 Turk
Turst M. I., dwl 710 Post
Tuschinsky John, dressmaker, 1232 Stockton
Tustin Fernandeo, blacksmith Kelson & Doble, dwl 18

Pearl
TCSTISi '^'ILLIAM I., wind-mill, horse-power, water

tank, and jjump manuf, SE cor Market and Beale,

dwl 8 Lilly Av
Tutherly Herbert E., second lieutenant First U. S. Cav-

alr>-, dwl Presidio Barracks
Tuthill Annie Mrs. , tailoress Bernard Flood, dwl 663 How
Tuthill Geor(?e W., carpenter, dwl 663 Howard
Tuthill Stephen, carpenter, dwl W s Treat Av bet Twen-
ty-first and Twenty-second
Tuttle Albert J. (Tuttle Bros.), dwl cor Twenty-seventh

and Guerrero
Tuttle B. F., manager Market St. Fumitm-e Store, 727

Market, res Petaluma
Tuttle Bros. (John and Albert J.), brickyard, cor Twen-
ty-seventh and Guerrero
Tuttle Charles A. , official reporter Supreme Court of Cal-
ifornia, office 640 Clay, res Alameda
Tattle Dwight, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

14 Ritch
Tuttle Dwight, laborer, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Second Av

and Guerrero
Tuttle Edward D., bookkeeper S. F. Manuf. Co., res Oak-
land
Tuttle Frank, dwl 13 Taylor

Tuttle Frederick, clerk Thomas J. Tuttle, dwl 13 Taylor
Tuttle George, dwl 22 Hampton PI
Tuttle Harr>- C, painter, dwl 2208 (308) Sixteenth
Tuttle H. D., light-housekeeper. Goat Island
Tuttle John (Tuttle Brothers), dwl cor Twenty-seventh

and Guerrero
Tuttle John, master mariner, dwl 20 Sacramento

Tuttle Joseph, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl 811
Shotwell

Tuttle Peter, engineer Bav Sugar Refinery, dwl 327 Jessie

Tuttle Samuel A. (Tuttle cO Vail), dwl 318 Bush

Tuttle Samuel J., teamster, dwl 5.V Gnind Av

'kittle Samuel T. (Warren d- T.), dwl 5 Grand Av

Tuttle Tliomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Jlills

Tuttle Thomas J., wood and coal, 11 Taylor, dwl 13 Taylor

Tuttle William H., machinehand Excelsior Mills, dwl
742 Howard

TITTLE A- VAIL (Samuel A. Tuttle and L. Vail),
Ojwra House Wine Parlor, 318 Bush

Tuzenot A., salesman Kaindler & Co., dwl 1316 O'Farrell

Tweed Aretas J., copying clerk, dwl 317 Third

Tweed Charles, seaman, dwl E s Montgomery bet Filbert
and Greenwich

Tweedale T. S., janitor Mechanics' Pavilion, dwl NE cor
Mission and Eighth

Tweedy John, plasterer, dwl 173 Minna

Tweedy Joseph, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl E sHim-
melmann PI nr Pacific

Tweitmaiin Nico!au.«i, barkeeper Blohme Bros., NE cor
Second and Tehama

TWELFTH DlisTKICT COl'RT, City Hall second
floor

TWELFTH nii^TRICT LliaiT-MOI'.SE. inspector's
office 204 Montgomery, engineer's office 120 Sutter

Twenstrop Peter, teamster, dwl 39 Jackson

Twiehell George H., merchant, dwl 823 Mission

Twichell William L., physician, office and dwi SE cor Va-
lencia and Sixteenth

Twiford William, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 How

Twiggs James, engineer M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 957 Market

Twiggs James, laborer, dwl 214 First

Twiggs Susan (widow), furnished rooms, 7 Montgomery
Av and 620 Washington

Twight Herman, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart

Twing , dwl 821 California

Twing Daniel H. (D. H. Twin;; d- Co.), dwl 107 Leav

TWI.N'G D. H. ct CO., money and exchangebrokers,
316 Montgomerj"

Twinmg Robert, carpenter, dwl 403 Greenwich

Twisselman John, laborer, dwl 909 Kearny

Twist Joseph, mariner schr Montana, Maine St.Wharf

Twohey Edmond, miner, dwl 214 Turk

Twohej' Patrick, driver Hibernia Ercwerj', dwl 735 Clem

Twohig Dennis, laborer, dwl 908 Sansom

Tvvohig Jeremiah, watchman, dwi W s Treat Av nr
Twenty-fourth

Twohig L., collector, dwl 614 Sutter

T\vohill Maurice, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl
405 Hyde

Twoman James, cabinetmaker, dwi 721 Bryant

Twombley Alfred J. , teamster Pac. Commercial Co., dwi
610 Jessie nr Seventh

Twomey John, laborer, dwl 26 Natoma

Twomey John, laborer, dwi 127 Hickory Av

Twomey Timothy, miner, dwi New Wisconsin Hotel

Ty Wing & Co. (Chinese), teas and provisions, 737 Wash-
ington

Ty Wo (Chinese), groceries, 823 Washington

Tj-bo Consolidated Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), W. Augus-
tus Knapp secretarj-, office 309 Montgomery room 22

Tye Patrick, laborer, dwl 422 Fremont

Tyer George A., importer rubber goods, 605 Sacramento,
dwl 634 Post

Tjier Alonzo,- miner, dwi SE cor Drumm and Oregon

Tjier August, telegraph operator, dwi 9 Russ

Tvler Charles, clerk, d«l 11 Oak Grove Av

iSier Charies M., dwl 717 Shotwell

Tjler C>Ten, dwl SE cor Eddy and Leavenworth

T^ler Edward P., teacher, dwl 825 Jackson

TJier Frank H., bookkeeper Simon H. Tjier, dwl 1403
Polk

Tjier George, painter, dwi 527^ Natoma

Tyler George W., attorney at law, office 29 and 30 Court
Block 636 Clav, res Alameda

Tjier George W^ , "lieutenant stm Hassler, U. S. Coast Sur-
vey, dwi 214 Stockton

Tvler J., dwi 111 Ellis

Tjier J. L., clerk auditor's office Central Pac. R. R., NE
cor Fomlh and Townsend, dwl 824 Howard

Tjier John Jr., agent Pac. Pa|)er Mills, office 331 Mont-
gomerj' room 15, dwi 305 Kearny

Tyler John, dwl 612 Grove

Tvler John, butcher John Kohlmoos, 156 Second

iSler M., dwl 704 Pine

Tyler Mary Mrs., copjist County Clerk's office, dwl NE
cor Second and Folsom

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. MercharL ,

Tjler Milling Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Albert F. Coffin secre-

tar>', office SE cor Leidesdorff and Halleck
Tyler Oliver C, hostler John Mackey, dwl N s Point Lo-

bos Av nr Twentv-ninth Av
Tyler Simon H., cream tartar, soda, and saleratus manuf,

214 Sacramento, dwl 1403 Polk
Tj'ler Vr. C, pilot stm Alice Garratt, Front St. Wharf
Tyler William, waiter Palace Hotel
Tyllesen Hiels, shoemaker, dwl 510 Post, rear
Tj-man James, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 44

Clementina
T^Tian Ellen (widow), dwl 521 Brj-ant, rear
Ionian Patrick, stableman William E. Bridge, dwl 6 Lick
Tyi\2M Tliomas, blacksmith, dwl 511 Mission
T^nan William P., tailor, dwl 5 Carlos PI
T\ndall Benjamin, laborer Mission Soap and Candle

Works, ciwl SW cor Sixteenth and Harrison
TA'ndall James, moklcr Union Iron Works
Tvng Geor;;e (Tiin'i .(■ BvUard), dwl 2509 Clay
Tl'XG «1- BILL.iRD {George Tynj and L. J. Billiard),

stockbrokers, office 309 California room 9
TYPE AXO GRAYER (quarterly), Ellis Bead pub-
lisher, office 310 Clay
TjTer William H., fireman Pac. Distilling and Refinmg

Co. , dwl N s Pixley PI bet Steiner and Fillmore
TjTTell Andrew P., pla'sterer, dwl 531 Geary, rear
iS-rrell Georare, quartermaster's clerk, dwl 1625 Post
I^TTcll Jerome, calker, dwl 25S Steuart
TvrrellJohn, laborer Pac. Glue Manuf. Co., dwl N s

Broadway bet Van Ness Av and Franklin
TjTrell John," watchman John Rejniolds, dwl E s San

Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
TjnTell John H., carriageifoner Samuel D. Hendrickson,

- dwl 224 Minna
Tj-rrell Joseph, drayman Utz & Young, dwl 1121^ Folsom
TJTrell Joseph, painter, dwl W s Hampshire bet T\venty-

third and Twenty-fourth
T^-rrell M. H., laborer, dwl 910 Valencia
TjTrell Michael, teamster, cor Broadway and Davis, dwl

Ridley bet Mission and Valencia
T>Trell Patrick, expressman, dwl 11 Ridley
TjTrell Robert T., minstrel Maguire's Opera House, dwl

606;'r Stevenson
Tyrrell William, carriagesmith Samuel D. Hendrickson,

dwl 224 Minna
TjTrell. See Terrill, Turel, and Tiirrlll
Tj-son A. , master mariner, office 305 East
Tyson Andrew, dwl 5 Stockton

Tvson Andrew J., butcher Theodore Zeh, dwl 1815 Stock
Tj-son Duncan S., Banks o' Clyde Saloon, 27 Second
Tyson Eliza Mrs., dwl Sixth Av nr Hunter's Point, South

S. F.
Tyson Isaac, expressman, dwl N s Green bet Hyde and

Larkin
T^'Son Jacob, hackman. Plaza, dwl 121 Ninth
TYSOX .JA.^SEj^, bookkeeper Hope Iron Works, dwl

E s Minnesota nr Solano
Tyson Joseph, mining secretary, office 411i California

room 4, dwl 1114 Market
Tj^son Joseph B., expressman, NE cor Stockton and Pa-
cific, dwl N s O'Connell PI nr Vallejo
Tyson William, seaman, dwl NW cor Third and Berry
Tythen Alfred kitchenhand Palace Hotel

TT.

Ubhaus Brothers {Frank and John), hairdressers, 12

Geary
Ubhaus Frank {Ubhaus Brotherg), dwl 745 Market
Ubhaus John {Cbhaun Brothers), dwl 246 Stevenson
Ubhaus Louis, music teacher, dwl E s Mason bet Bay and

Francisco
Ueberbacher C. S. , bootmaker Frederick Beez, dwl 170

Berry
Ueffinger G. & Co. {ChristianlSpiegel), furniture manufs,

441 Brannan
Ueffinger George {G. Ueffinger & Co.), dwl 222 Ritch
Uelzen Henrv, clerk Hermann Paulsen, dwl 105 Turk
Uford Peter,"longshoreman, dwl 13 Jasper PI
Ufort Peter, laborer, dwl 444 Union
Ughe Baptiste, gardener Joseph Spinetta, dwl NW cor

Eddv and Buchanan
UThl Adolph N., boots and shoes, 124 Gearj', dwl 106 Turk
Ubl George {Uhl <{; Adler), dwl 112 Turk
Uhl & AiUor {Geonie Uhl and Leopold Adler), boots and

shoes, 22 Sixth
Uhlenkanip John, porter, dwl 1307 Kearny

IThler J. aem {Cope, U. & Co.), dwl 1206 Mission

UTiler Ijeoi)old, cook, dwl 406 FYancisco

Gazetteer, office 401 Sansom, res Sacramento
Uhlig Carl, bookkeeper O. H. Keyes, dv. 1 36 Steuart
Uhlig Charles, surveyor, dwl 10 Quincy
Uhlig Robert, musician, dwl 10 Quincy
IThlrich J. G., tailor, dwl 730 Vallejo
Lhly Frederick, canicnter, dwl 3 Burgoyne PI
LHilyn G., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Uhrig Christian A., merchant, dwl 947 Howard
Uhrig David, billiard-tablemaker Jacob Strahle & Co.,

dwl 446 Perry
UMricks John, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Ulffers Frank, stevedore, dwl 6 Frederick
LTllbricht Gustave, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific
UUman Isaac Jr., clerk Theodore Herman & Co., dwl 86

Everett
Ullmann Leopold, dwl 811 Sacramento
II1,LM,4\.\ M. A <'0., {Carl Baumgarten), importers
and dealers cloths, ladies' cloakings, and tailors'
trimmings, 626-630 Sacramento
Ullmann Maurice (J/. Ullmann <t- Co.), dwl SW cor Polk

and McAllister
Ullmann Tobias, tailor, dwl 428 Green
Ullmann William, seaman schr Witch of the Bay, Pacific

St. Wharf
Ullo Alfred, assistant cashier Goodall, Nelson & Perkins

S. S. Co., dwl 312 Turk
Ullon Sylvanus, carpenter, dwl W s Brj^ant Av nr Brj-ant
Ulm Adam, dwl NW cor Bay and Hyde
Ulmer Elick {Schussler <t- [/.), dwl 537 McAllister
IIDIEK 5IOSES, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Clay and

Montgomers', dwl 605 Clay
Ulmer William,'machinist, dwl 1619 Dupont
Ulmer Emil, groceries and liquors, SE cor Pearl and

Market, dwl 441 Minna
LTlrich John, cutter C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 1818 Jessie
Ulrick Jacob, barber F.W. Miller, dwl 19 Guerrero
Ulsen Peter, laborer Hermann Stuwing, dwl 1313 Stock
Ulshofer Marj' (widow), dwl SW cor Sixteenth and Clara

Av
Ulshofer Mathias, tailor Poheim & Lancaster, dwl 741

Market
Ultenberg A., cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co., dwl 29

Minna
Umbach Chris., porter Haas Brothers, dwl 208 Nineteenth
Umbsen Gustave, clerk Madison & Burke, dwl 93i Colton
Umbsen Henrv, dwl 214 Linden Av
Umpire Tunnel and Mining Co. (Utah), William Small

secretary, office 531 California
Uncle Sam's Garden, Max Jochner proprietor, NE cor

Van Ness Av and Turk
Underbill Frank, boxmaker George W. Swan & Co.
Underbill George, dwl 146 Natoma
Underbill George L., with Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl

605 Ellis
Underbill Gilbert E., dwl 341 Minna
Underbill Henry B., attorney, and agent Central Pac. R.
R., and Southern Pac. R. R. Co'.s, office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend room 31, dwl 706 Pine
Underbill Henrj- B. Jr., secretary Selby Smelting and

Lead Co., dwl 725 Pine
Underbill Jacob (•7fa--;6 Undcrhill ct Co.), dwl 1030 Bush
I'NKEUHBLI; JAt'OB «t' CO., importers and jobbers

hardware, US and 120 Batteiy
Underbill William A., clerk and short hand reporter
Central Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
dwl 605 Ellis
Undermever Samuel, barkeeper, dwl 13 O'Farrell
Undernicht John, butcher, dwl W s Seventh Av nr M,

South S. F.
Underwood Albert, waiter Palace Hotel
Underwood Frank, laborer Cal. Brick Co., dwl NE cor

Berrv and Ritch
Underwood Frank, surcinglemaker Anasetta Arria, dwl 2

Duncan Covirt
Underwo(xl Henry, saloon Russ House
Underwood Susan (widow), dwl 1116 Pacific
Underwoixl T. H., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

509 Bush
rNDERWKITEKS, Amsterdam (James De Fremerj'),
710 Sansom ; Bordeaux (Henn,- Schroder & Co.), SW
cor Battery and Washington ; Boston (Joseph S. Ba-
con), 405 Front ; Bremen (Edward Michelssen), 310
Front ; Coin (Henrv Balzer & Co.), 213 Sansom ;
Frankfort (Henr\- Balzer & Co.), 213 Sansom ; French
(Edward Chevassus), 525 Market; Hamburg (Hell-
mann Brothers & Co.), 525 Front; Liverpool (Falk-

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Good

'. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

ner, Bell & Co.), 430 California; Lloyds, London
(Falkner, Bell & Co.), 4:W California; New York
(Oliver Klilridge), 318 California; Phila^lelphia (i tli-
ver Eldridjfe), 318 California; San Francisco Fire
(Charles U. Haven secretary), 410 California; San
Francisco Marine (Ca.spar T." Hopkins secretary), 318
California ; Zurich, Schweiz (Henry Balzer & Co.),
2l;< Sansom
Underwriters' Apency (New York), William J. Stoddart

aarent, office 21.t Sansom
VNDKKM Rtl : I:K.S' I ike patrol of S.4N
Fn.lXt'lSC'O, headquarters SW cor Stevenson and
Ecker

Ungart Adam, laundry Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 270 Te-
hama

Unger Adolph, real estate, office 312 Sac, res Alameda
Unjrer Cressy, niessenLfcr Custom Hnuse, dwl 7()8 Har
Unger Elijah, clerk 'lliomas J. Gallagher, dwl ;U8 Post
Unger Frank L., assistant secretary Pac. Stock Exchange,

dwl 820 Lombard
Unger L. & Co. (Jacob Ilartman) butchers, 10 Gi-and

Central Market
Unger Lewis (/-. Cwier tO Co.), dwl 132 Shipley
Unger Marcus, clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 802

JIarket, dwl 11 Hagley PI
Unger Rose, (widow), lodgings, 119 Third
Ungermark Richard, cutter S. F. Packing and Provision

Co.

Ungodetti Angelo, dwl 619 Broadway
Ungrott August, liquor saloon, 42.5 Bush, dwl 638 Post
Union Block, NE cor Market and Gear\-
I'MOX BO\ F.K'TOItY, George W. Swan & Co. pro-
prietors, 11+-121 Spear
i:XIO.\ BRASS FOI'.M>KY, Giovannini & Benner-

schcidt proprietors, 417 Mission
Union Breweiy, Christian Hess proprietor, 326 and 328

Clementina

VNIOX <'ITV STEA5IERS, Henry Osterloh agent, of-
fice 37 Commercial
ITMO.X C'M'K. rooms 403 Montgomery
I'XIOX COAL tO.tirAXY, James D. Wolcott agent,

120 Beale

Union College, R. T. Huddart D.D., principal, S s Bry-
ant nr Second
Union Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),

John M. Buffington secretary, office 309 California
Union Drj* Goods Store (Georne Hummel, A. Gradwohl,

and A. Xathan), Ar\' and fancy goods, 105 Fifth

Union File Works, Adalbert Wolf proprietor, 248 Beale

Union Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), Matthew F.

Game secretars', office 320 Sansom
UXIOV HALL. S s Howard bet Third and Fourth
Union Hotel, Charles G. Schneider proprietor, 34 Hayes
Linion Hotel, Edward Killeen proprietor, oil and 513 Miss
Union Hou«e, William O'Leary proprietor. S2 Steuart
Union Hiu-^c, Ent>eh Patton proprietor, 737 Howard
I'XIOX IXSI'KAXCE CO. (Are and marine), Gustave
Tijuohard president, Charles D. Haven secretarj', of-
fice 41<i Caliionda
UXIOX IROX "^^ORKS, Prescott, Scott & Co. propri-
etors, NE cor Mission and First
Union Malt House, Lux & Scherr proprietors, 1415 Fol
UXIOX .WARIXE IXSBIR.AXCE t"0. (Liverpool),

Falkner, Bull & Co. agents, 430 California
I'XIOX MARKET, S sHoward bet ITiird and Fourth
Union Mission School (Chinese), 702 Jackson
VKIOX MirrAL LIFE IXSIIKAXC'E CO. (Boston,
Mass.), H. H. Johnston & Co. general managers Pac.
Branch, office SW cor California and Kearny
UXIOX XEWS <'0., H. A. Rindge and Fred Vaughan
managers, books and stationery, SE cor Sansom and
Washington
Union Nursery, N s Post bet Lj'on and Central avs
Union Pacific Salt Co., John Barton president, office 218

Sacramento
UXIOX PACIFIC SILK MAXl FACTURIXG CO.,

E s San Hruno Road nr Six-mile House
UXIOX PRESERVE FACTOR!', Sol Wangenheim &

Co. proprietors, office 12(5 Calilbmia
Union Sfia]i Factory, Petersen & Co. proprietors, NW cor

Mission and Tenth
Union Soda Works, George C. Thompson proprietor, 526

Union
Union Tanning and Currying Co. {Morris Hennessy and

DemiU! r^yan), 735 Brannan
Union Tug Boat Co. , George F. Smith superintendent, of-
fice Pier 9 Steuart
Union Wire Mattress Co., Truman S. Clark manager, of-
fice and salesroom 919 Market

UXIOX WAREHOITSE, Scholle & Lankershim propri-
etors, NW cor Union and Battcrj'

United Anaheim Wine Growers' Association, John Bach
manager, Walter Zielke secretary, (jffice and vaults
.S21 Montgomery cor Summer

UNITEI» AXCIEXT ORUER OF 1>R1 lOS, hall 413
Sutter

UXITED CALIFORXIAXS, rooms Pashaway Hall

Lhiited Fire Associates, rooms 2;?2 Sutter

UXITEV STATES APPRAISERS' STORE, SWcor
Jaclcson and Batterj', supplementary store NW cor
Jackson and Sansom

irXITEl* ST.ITES ARMY, Adjutant-General Depart-
ment California, office 105 Stockton

UXITEI> STATES ARMY. Adjutant-General Military
Division Pacific, office 105 Stockton

UXITEI> rST.VTES AR!WY, Board of Commissioners-
on Irrigation, office rui:i Kearny

liXITEs* STATES ARMY, Chief Comniissarj' Sub-
sistence Deiiartment California and Depot Commis-
sary, office 105 Stockton

UXITE!> STATES ARMY, Chief Commissary Sub-
sistence Military Division Pacific, office 105 Stockton

UXITEO STATES ARMY, Chief Paymaster Depart-
ment Cnlifornia, office 105 Stockton

IIXITEO STATES ARMY, Chief PajTnaster Military
Itivision Pacific, office 105 Stockton

UXITEB STATES ARMY, Chief Quartei-master De-
partment California, office 105 Stockton

UXITEn STATES ARMY, Chief Quartermaster Mili-
tary Division Pacific, ciffice 105 Stockton

ftXITED STATES ARMA% Clothing Depot Military
Division Pacific, office 105 Stockton

UXITED STATES AJ5MY, Commandant Military Di-
vision Pacific, office 105 Stockton

i;XITEI> STATES ARMY, Depot Quartermaster Mil-
itary Division Pacific, office 105 Stockton

UXITED STATES .\K MY, General Recruiting Service
Military Division Pacific, office 105 Stockton

UXITEW STATES ARMY', Headquarters Department
California, 105 Stockton

UXITEO STATES ARMY, Headquarters Military Di-
vision Pacific, 105 Stockton

UXITEO STATES ARMY, Inspector-General Military
Division Pacific, office 105 Stockton

UXITED STATES ARMY, Judge Advocate Depart-
ment California, office 105 Stockton

UXITED STATES ARMY', Medical Director Depart-
ment California, office 105 Stockton

UXITED STATES ARMY, Medical Purveyor Military
Division Pacific, office 104 O'Farrell

UXITED STATES ARMY, Medical Storekeeper Mili-
tarv Division Pacific, office 104 O'Farrell

UXITED STATES ARMY, Recruiting Officer and Pro-
vost Marshal, office 105 Stockton

UXITED STATES ASSISTAXT TREASITIER, of-
fice 428 Montgomery'

UXITED STATES B.AKGE OFFICE (Revenue Serv-
ice), Front St.Wiarf

United States Brewery, Wannenmacher & Kronnenberg
proprietor, NE cor McAllister and Franklin

UXITED STATES CEXTEXXBAL CCMMISSIOX-
EK for California, office Mechanics' Institute Build-
ing, 27 Post

UXITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT (Clerk), office
room 1 U. S. Court Building

UXITED STATES CIRCI'IT COJTET, Judge's Cham-
bers rooms 3 and 4 U. S. Co\irt Building

UXITED STATES COAST SURVEY, office 214 Stock

UXITED STATES COLLECTOR i I STOMS (Port
San Francisco), office Custom House third floor

UXITED STATES COMMBSSIOXEBS, L. S. B. Saw-
er, J. F. O'Beirne, Southard Hoffman A. D. Grim-
wood, H. F. Lardner, David Lyon U. S. Court Build-
ing, Charies A. Low 116 LeidesdorfT, Nathaniel Hol-
land 605 Clay, J. A. Robinson 306 Pine, John J. Ma-
ginis 636 Clay, Charles J. Torbert NE cor Fourth and
■To^^-nsend

UXITED STATES COURT BUILDIXG, NE cor Bat-
tery and Washington

UXITED STATES CUSTOM HOUSE, NWcorWash-

ington and Battery
UXITED STATES DLSTRICT ATTORXEY, office

7 and 8 U. S. Court Building
UXITED STATES DISTRICT COURT (Clerk), office

14 U. S. Court Buildin!r
UXITED STATES DISTRICT COURT for the Dis
trict of California, Judge's Chambers U. S. Court
Building

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Meroiar

I'N'ITED STATES DRAYMA^T, office SW cor Jack-
son and Battery

U.\1TEI> STATES ENGI^'EEKS, Division Pacific 105
Stockt.jn, Harbor Fortifications 533 Kearny, Light-
house 120 Sutter

IINITEH STATES GKAKD JURY, rooms 17 U. S.
Court Jiuikling'

U\irE» STATES HOTEL, Cornelius Maloney pro-
l)rietor, 304 Beale nr Folsom

UNITE» STATES IXSPEC'TOR BOILERS, office
11 U. S. Court Building

IJXITEO STATES INSPECTOR DRUGS, office SW
cor Jackson and Battery

l'.\BTE3» STATES INSPECTOR HL'LLS, office 11
U. S. Court Building-

IXITEW STATES IXTERXAL RE YEXliE AGENT,
office 123 California

UNITES* STATES INTERNAL REVENUE GAU-
GEKS, office U. S. Court Building

UXITKO STATES INTERNAL REVENUE SUPER-
VISOR, office 123 California

UNITK» STATES LANI> OFFICE, 500 Jackson

UNITEO STATES LldillT-HOUSE, Twelfth District,
office 204 Montijomerv

UNITES* STATES MARINE HOSPITAL, N shore
Mountain Lake, Presidio Reservation

UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL SERV-
K'E, superintending surgeon C. N. Ellin wood M. D.,
office 715 Clay

UNITED STATES MARSHAL, office U. S. Court
Building

UNITED STATES MINT, NW cor Mission and Fifth

UNITED STATES NAVAL OFFICER (Port San
Francisco), office Custom House third floor

UNITED STATES NAVAL RENDEZVOUS, office
504 Washington

UNITED STATES NAVY PAY OFFICE, 434 Cal

UNITED STATES OBSERVATION (Signal Service),
office 42 Merchants' Exchange

UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA, Ricardo Mo-
rales consul, office 109 California

irNITED STATES PENSION AGENT, office 321
Washington

UNITED STATES POST - OFFICE, NW cor Wash-
ington and Battery

UNITED STATES RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE,
supt Eighth Division, office 606 Mont third floor

UNITED STATES RECEIVER PUBLIC MONEYS
(U. S. Lands), office 506 Jackson

UNITED STATES REGISTER LANDS, office 506
Jackson

UNITED STATES REGISTERS BANKRI PTCY,
District California, Samuel J. Clarke Jr., office 24 and
25 U. S. Court Building, and James M. Gitchell, office
636 Clav

UNITED STATES RESTAURANT, Jacob M. Pike
proprietor, 548 Clay

UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE DIVISION,
office 5 U. S. Court Building

UNITED STATES SHIPPING COMMISSIONER,
office 118 Jackson cor Front

UNITED STATES SPECIAL AGENT POST-OF-
FICE DEPARTMENT, office 606 Montgomery
third floor

UNITED STATES SPECIAL AGENTS TREAS-
I'RY DEPT., office Custom House third floor

UNITED STATES SUPERVISING INSPECTOR
STEAM VESSELS, office 11 U. S. Court Building

UNITED STATES SI'RVEVOR (Port San Francisco),
office Custom House third floor

UNITED STATES SURVEYOR -GENERAL, office
306 Pine

UNITED STATES TREASURY, office 428 Mont

United Workingmen's Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co.,
422 Sacramento

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE (Medical Department of),
Henry Gibbons Jr. dean, cor Haight and Octavia

UNIVERSITY .MOUND COLLEGE, S s Silver Av bet
San Bruno and San Jose Ruads

UNIVERSITY OF C.iLIFORNIA, land department,
office 728 Montgomery

Unkardt Adolph, bootblack Otto Lemcke, dwl 270 Te-
hama

Unken George, barkeeper Henry Bishop, dwl NE cor Clay
and East

Unna Jacob, broom and feather duster manufacturer, 157
New Montgomery

Unnih Adolph, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dw! 1 Burritt Av
Unruh Henry A., Overland Freight and Transfer Express,

office 214 Montgomery, dwl 368 Brannan
Unruh Henry, wagonmaker Andresen Bros. , dwl 9 Wash
Unsworth Reav (tfnswortk tfc Jieilly), dwl IS Sutter
Unsworth & Roilly {Reav Unsworth and M. C. Reilly),

asphaltumroofers, office 18 Sutter
Untermach Louis, laborer, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bd\vy
Unter\\riter Minnie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 704 Howard
Unti Enrico, framemaker, dwl 749 Market
Unzilman William, tailor, dwl 6 Berrj'
Upham B. H., clerk John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 225 Ellis
Upham C, dwl 110 Taylor
Upham F., dwl 208 Eddy
Upham F. E., miner, dwl 1142i Market
Upham Isaac (Payot, U. <C: Co'.), dwl 616 Filbert
Upin John, milkman Bernard Meossi, dwl NE cor Lom-
bard and Franklin
Uplinger Richard, cabinetmaker N. Gray & Co., 'dwl 1214

Larkin
Upp Adam, carpenter, dwl 615 Natoma
Upp Margaret J. (widow), furnished rooms, 212 Post
Upshur George L., with Flood & O'Brien, dwl 1104 Market
Upshur Joshua, mariner, dwl 828 Broadway
Upson C. E. (Upson & Dearborn), dwl 143 Third
Upson & Dearborn (C. E. Upson and John Dearborn),

dairy produce, 1 Union Market
Upstone John, housesmith, 122 Spear, dwl 400 Geary
Upton Augustine F., printer Bacon & Co., dwl NW coi

Steiner and McAllister
Upton Eugene A., foreman Hebrew Observer, dwl NW

cor Steiner and McAllister
Upton Frederick, bookkeeper, dwl 726 California
Upton Henry C, lithographprinter F. Korbel & Bros.,

dwl NW cor McAllister and Steiner
Upton John, compositor Morning Call, dwl 735 Pine
Upton John, salesman, dwl 510 Larkin
Upton John P. , book and cardprinter, 518 Sacramento

room 11, dwl 735 Pine
Upton Matthew G. , Bulletin editorial rooms, dwl 429

Geary
Upton Samuel, bookkeeper, dwl 726 California
Upton Thomas, waiter stm Aja.\, Folsom St. Wharf
Upton William A., lumberman, dwl 547 Mission
Upton William B., patternmaker Union Iron Works, dwl

427 Geary
Ural Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.),

John M. Bufflngton secretary, office 309 California
Urbach Isaac, boots and shoes, 114 Ninth
Urbain Husson, lodgings and laundrj', 919 Clay
Urbais Catherine (widow), dwl W s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-seventh
Urban Academy, N. W. Moore principal, SW cor Mason

and Geary
Urban Charles, waiter Swiss Hotel, 627 Commercial
Urban Jacob, laborer Lyon & Co., dwl 2012 Powell
Urban Joseph, instrumentrepairer and violinmaker, 509

Kearny room 3
Urbana Co. (Chinese), cigars, 507 Clay
Urbum Charles, laborer, dwl Sacramento Hotel
Urchazza Louis, baker D. Caraffa & Co., dwl Union PI
Urginer Francis, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl Fourth St. House
Urhlandt Herman E. (Hadovich it U.), dwl 413 Kearny
IIRI FELIA. butcher, 20-24 S. F. Market, dwl 718 Ellis
Uri Isidor, with Felix Uri, dwl 718 Ellis
Uriah Stenard W., carpenter, dwl lOj Langton
Urioste Adolf o (Urruela J.- Uriostc), dwl 828 Geary
Urioste George, clerk Urruela & Urioste, dwl 828 Geary
Urkina Juan, cook Koster & Co., dwl 305 Sixth
Urkhardt Edward, porter Shattuck & Fletcher, dwl

Franklin Hotel
Urkright W., turner Weir & Greenwood
Urmy Clarence, clerk Sherman & Hyde, dwl 26 Pleasant '
Urner John, liquor saloon, SE cor Sixth and Folsom
Uroda Frank, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Urquhart Edwin, dwl Franklin Hotel
Urquhart George, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 25 Bernard
UR<1I!H.1RT J.AMES S., s\iperintendent Fire Alarm

and Police Telegraph, office Brenham PI, dwi 1508

Larkin
Urquhart Robert, blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., res

Oakland
Urruchurta Ricardo, clerk I. Gutte, dwl 707 Mont Av
Urruela Francisco, capitalist, dwl 7 Montgomery
Urruela Juan {Urruela it- Urioste), dwl 8 Brenham PI
Urruela & Urioste (Jwfi?! Urruela and Adol/o Urioste),

commission merchants, 405 Front

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

Urry Daniel, bricklayer, dwl 231 Second

Urr>' !>• '*•> whitewasher Palace Hotel

Usanovich George, Austrian Bencv. Soc., 71 New Mont

Usher James L., driver Pac. Transfer Co., dwl 16Vi Te-
hama

Usher John, laborer, dwl 2J Rnss

Usher John, special policeman, dwl NVV cor Post and
Stockton

Usher John F., driver, dwl 157 J Tehama

Usher John P., conductor Onniibus R. 11., dwl 157i Te-
hama

Ushor Thomas, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk

Usher Thomas S., carpsnter, dwl W s Harrison bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first

Usher William, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk

LJstick James, clerk, dwl H42J Market

Ustick William G., broker, dwl 10(i Post

Uszynski Barbara Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, dwl 14J Sher-
man

Utah Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), George C.
Pratt secretary, office 309 Montgomery room 25

Ute , dwl 17 Fourth

LJtgel J., watchman, dwl N s Union bet Bat and Sanson!

Utica Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nov.), Walter
E. Dean secretary, office 419 California room 19

Utschig Adolph, boots and shoes, 124 Post, dwl 15 Hickory
Av

[Jtschig John, boots and shoes, 326 Bush, dwl 122 Park
Av

[Jtz Adam {Jwig & U.), dwl 503 Sutter

Uvergard Engvald, painter, dwl 22 Boardman, rear

LTzeta Connid, foreman Frederico Epson, dwl 1219 Kear
'znay Charles A., dwl 1047 Mission

Jznay Frances Mme., dressmaker, 1047 Mission
4i Jzzovich John, coffee and liquor saloon, 211 Davis, dwl
16 Seventh

mti

'. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, Hi, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

"V-

a V'ACCARi Cliarles M. (Collins & V.), dwl 897 Sixth

Vaccaro John, bootblack, 409 Pine

l^accavassa Josd, dwl 14 Union PI

l^actor Sarah (widow), dwl 2005 Dupont, rear

I'aden Victor, butcher Paul Husson, NE cor Fifth and
Railroad avs. South S. F.

Taderberg Johannes, barkgrinder Funcke & Co., dwl NE
cor Brannan and Eighth

I'adez Antonio, dwl 52S Vallejo

k'adney John, carpenter Louis D. Frichette, dwl 22 Wash

Tagt Hermann, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 922
Bryant

i''agts D. H., driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 107 Te-
hama

l^agts George, oil dealer, dwl 1717 Leavenworth

i^'agts Richard, dwl 107 Tehama

i'ahle Henry, cook Louis Eppinger, dwl S s Jessie bet
Tliird and Fourth

Van A. H. (Sanboni, Vail it Co.), dwl 11 Ninth

I'ail Charles H., clerk, dwl 529 Filbert

k^ail E. J. Rev., dwl 726 California

k'ail James, miner, dwl 317 Taylor

I'ail Josejih, seaman stm Oriliamme, Folsom St. Wharf

^'ail S., dwl 313 Hyde

Tail Z. (Tuttle <b V.), dwl 318 Bush

Tail. See Vale

V'aillant Edniond, caipenter Sanford M. Hills, dwl S a
Twenty-seventh nr Alabama, Bernal Heights

Vaka August, ranchman, dwl SW cor Kearny and Vallejo

V'aker Joseph, dairyman Saucelito Dairy, dwl E s Ver-
mont nr Nevada

(Talada J. L., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109 Cal

Valbuseh August, upholsterer Charles W. Plum «fe Co.,
dwl 51 Shipley

I'^aldez Julian, expressman, dwl 1318 Dupont

V'alducci Constantine, cook St. Ignatius College, dwl 841
Market

Tale Charles (Vale d: Ellu), dwl 1511 Jackson
„ji iTale Charles, house-fufnishing goo^, 1310 Polk, dwl 1511
ijn Jackson

1,^ ^ale Charles Jr., expressman, NW cor Clay and Dupont,
dwl 1332 Green

VALV. t'HAKLES G., editor Mining and Scientific
Press, office 414 Clay, res Oakland

Vale George, stevedore Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 119 Silver

Vale William, solicitor S. F. Bulletin Co., dwl 1511 Jack

Vale & Ellis (Charles Vale and Samuel Ellis), black-
smiths, 53 Beale

Vale. See Vail

Valeer John, dwl SW cor D\ipont and Broadway
Valencia Amadeos, driver Market St. R. II. Co., dwl 529

Valencia
Valencia Antonio, farmer, dwl S s Sixteenth bet Guerrero

and Dolores
Valencia Fernando, laborer, dwl 520 Sixth
Valencia Henry, clerk, dwl 217 Tyler
Valencia Henry L., salesman Peter S. Glasford, dwl 217

Tyler
Valencia Leovardo, farmer, dwl S s Sixteenth bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Valengia Domingo, physician, office 529 Green, dwl 1437

Steiner
Valenquela Dorotia, dwl 1332 Dupont, rear
Valente Giovanni, liquor saloon, 1234 Dupont
Valente Joseph Louis, marbleworker Andrea Paltenghi,

dwl 216 Broadway
Valente Luigi, baker, 216 Broadway
Valenten F. P., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109

California
Valenteni Zuccheti, laborer, dwl Roma Hotel
Valentine Andreas, carpenter, dwl Siegfried's Hotel, 228

Bush
Valentine Andrew, watchman Mission Woolen Mills, dwl

S s Twentieth nr Harrison
Valentine Archibald, carpenter, dwl cor Wolf and Cali-
fornia Av, Bernal Heights
Valentine E. J., with Francis & Valentine, dwl 704 Powell
Valentine G. H., bootmaker, 526 Fourth
Valentine H., clerk, dwl 1606 Hyde
Valentine Isabella (widow), dwl 734 Montgomery
Valentine Jacob, expressman, 22 Sansom, dwl SW cor

Pine and Scott
Valentine James T., clerk stationery department Wells,

Fargo & Co., dwl 311 Stockton
Valentine John, foreman dyeing room Mission Woolen

Mills, dwl S s Twentieth nr Harrison
Valentine John, metalroofer William Cronan
Valentine John B., clerk J. Ivancovich &Co., dwlIG Park

Av
Valentine John C. , student, dwl 928 Claj^
VALEi\TIXE JOHN J., general superintendent Wells,

Fargo & Co.'s Express, office NW cor Montgomery

and California, res Hayvvards
Valentine John T., clerk Headquarters Military Division

Pacific, dwl 34 Austin
Valentine John W., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 905

Market
Valentine Joseph F. , molder Pac. Iron Works, dwl 6A Tj--

ler
Valentine Mary (widow), dwl 16 Park Av
Valentine Mathew, blacksmith, dwl 18^ Garden
Valentine S. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Annie M. Reen, dwl

245 Stevenson
VALESiTIXE S. D. (Francis & Valentine), dwl 704

Powell
VALEXTSNE TH09IAS B., office with Francis & Val-
entine, dwl 704 Powell
Valentin! Peter, cook, dwl SW cor Bdwy and Mont Av
Valenzuela Isabel (widow), dwl 10 Auburn
Valerga Bartholomew J., dwl 425 Filbert
Valerga Domenico, marblecutter, dwl 425 Filbert
Valerga Frank, frescopainter, dwl 425 Filbert
Valerga Ida Miss, vocalist, dwl 425 Filbert
Valerga Tillie Miss, vocalist, dwl 425 Filbert
Vales A., printer, dwl 529 Pine
Valesco Manuel, pantryman S. S. Newbem, Folsom St.

Wharf
Valesco Zraquine, real-estate agent, dwl 1809 Stockton
Valier Jacob, stonecutter superintendent streets
Valilici Charles, steward, dwl 20 Washington
Valim M. P., Portugese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109 Cal
Valingas Gustavus, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Valla Mary, laundry, 913 Stockton
Valla Peter, poultry dealer, 913 Stockton
Vallage Bernard G., Matchmaker Cal. Watch Factory, dwl

E s Iowa nr Solano
Vallard L6on, bootmaker Thomas Millaret
Valle Giovanni, cartman, dwl 533 Green
Valleau Samuel, printer Winterbuni &, Co., dwl 124 Austin
Valleau Sophie Miss, teacher Broadway Primary School,

dwl 124 Austin
Valleau Thomas P. , weigher Custom House, dwl 124 Austin
Vallejo Express, James Roney proptr, office 418 Sac
VALLEJO PATENT SOCKET BKOO.M FAC-
TORY, Robinson, Fowler &, Co. proptrs, office 203

and 205 Sacramento
VALLEJO STEAMEKS (Cal. Pacific R. R.), foot Mar-
ket

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to Ho. 315 Kearny St.

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercha

VALL».:.IO STttEET WHARF, foot Vallejo
VALLEJO II. S. BO.%(»£b niKEIIOISE, John

O. Strauch projjtr, NW cor Front & Vallejo
Vallet Charles, wines and liquors, SE uor Harrison and

Fourth
Valley Copper Mining- Co., (Humboldt Co., Cal.). William
H. Martin secretary, office 328 Montgomery room 22
Vallou George, dwl 1809 Post
Valois John, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Valpey J. B., dwl 519 O'Fai-rell

Valpey J. W., physician, dwl N s Twenty-second nr Fol
Valpool Andrew, barber, dwl 16 Union PI
Valves John, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Van li., carpenter, dwl 1031 Dupont
Van John, clerk, dwl 1130 Pacific
Van T., porter Locke & .Montague, dwl 843 Howard
Van Alen William K., local agent JIutual Life Ins. Co. of
New York and real-estate agent, office 625 Mont-
gomery, dwl 912 Pine
Van Alstine Alonzo, proprietor Elixir Aromatic Bitters,

dwl 1108 Clay
Van Amrin!,'e, bookkeeper Evangel, dwl 1513 Twelfth
Van Antwerp Charles F., carpenter, dwl 516 Montgomery
Van Auken Nellie B. Miss, dwl 1206 Market
Van Arx Joseph, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Van Bergen August, wines and liquors, 425 Sansom, dwl

W s Capp bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Van Bergen James C, master mariner, dwl 566 Folsom
Van Bergen John W., bookkeeper N. Van Bergen & Co.,

dwl 834 Post
Van Bergen N. & Co. (i. F. Holtz), importers and job-
bers wines and liquors, 413 and 415 Clay
Van Bergen Nicholas {N. Van Bergen J; Co.), dwl 834

Post
Van Bergen W., starter Market St. R. R.
Van Bergh Tlieodore, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Van Bibb Thomas C, machinist Palmer, Knox & Co.,

dwl 741 Howard
Van Bolvkelen William A. M., mining secretary, office 320

Sansom room 21, dwl 7 Mason
Van Botzel John, dwl 235 Ritch
VAN BKJINT K. N., secretarj' Merchants' Exchange

Bank, office 423 California, dwl 1921 Sacramento
Van Buison Albert, cook, 'dwl 531 Commercial
Van Buren Minna (widow), dressmaker, dwl 404 Geary
Van Buskirk George, fruits, W s Valencia bet Fifteenth

and Sixteenth
Van Collem Richard, cutter Wurkheim Brothers, dwl 44

Third
Van Courd J. W., carrier Evening Post
Van Court Eugene, clerk J. M. Bradstreet & Son, dwl 400

Hayes
Van Court James E., photographprinter William Shew,

115 Kearny
Van Court John F., carriagetrimmer, 108 Jessie, dwl 255

Third
Van Crombrugghe August, dentist Henry C. Davis, dwl

2021 Clay
Van Daalen Marcus C, cutter I. M. Went worth & Co.,

dwl 239 Fell
Van Damme Therese (widow), dwl 806 Stockton
Van de Berger Genit, laborer C. Jas. King of Wm. & Co.
Van de Casteele F. X., lithograi^her Britton, Rey & Co.,

dwl 310 Hyde
Van de Casteele F. X. Jr., artist, dwl 310 Hyde
Van DeMark F. L., commission merchant, dwl 112 Fourth
Van DeMark Julia A. Mrs., dwl 700 Ellis
Van Den Bergh John P. P., physician, office and dwl 525

Sixth
Van Denburgh Albert, speculator, dwl 33 Hinckley
VA.N »EXBSI;KGIE ALLSOX, dentist, office and dwl

134 Geary
Van Denburgh Daniel, dentist, office 229 Gearj', dwl 1626

Turk
Van Der Borden Jan, sugarbaker Cal. Sugar Refinery,

dwl 4 Decatur
Van der Naillen Albert, Civil Engineering School, 606

Montgomery, res Temescal
Van der .Swaag Frederick, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Van der ^'eer O. M., seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Van der Walle William, laborer C. James King of Wm. &

Co.
Van Dercook R., carpenter Market St. R. R.
Van Deursen E., painter, dwl NE cor Green and Leav
Van Deursen Hubert, laborer John Lennon, NE cor Do-
lores and Nineteenth
Van Devcntcr iMary (widow), dwl SW cor Howard and
Twenty-second

Van Dohlen Jacob, student Heald's Business College
Van Doom Charles, driver Central K. R. Co., dwl SE cor

Garden Av and Broderick
Van Doren Frank (Dcdrclier i: Van Doren),Avi\ 534 Jack
^'an Doren John, dwl 204 Montgomery
Van Drake A. J., machinist, dwl 259 Minna
Van Dusen A. P., dwl 1200 Market
Van Dusen Charles, painter, dwl 143 Perry
Van Dusen E. A. ilrs. (widow), dwl 220 OTarrell
Van Dusen Edward, painter, dwl NE cor Green and Leav
Van Dusen John, real-estate and general business agent,

23 Kearny, dwl 14 O'Farrell
Van Dusen Peter W., drayman Henry Schutt, dwl NE

cor Howard and Si.xth
Van Dusen Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 14 O'Farrell
Van Dusen Stark, clerk Horace Da\is & Co. , dwl 209 Min
Van DujTi Edward C. , barkeeper, dwl 1040 Mission
Van Duzen Andrew, dwl 142i Fourth
Van Duzen John (Uaji Duze'a d- Miller), dwl 802 Howard
Van Duzer A. P., assistant U. S. Attornej', office 6 U. S.

Court Building, dwl 1206 Market
Van Duzer Olivet, chief engineer Oregon S. S. Co., dw)

10 Brenham PI
Van Duzer S. V. R., salesman Strong & Williamson, dwJ

1234 Pine
Van Dyke George B. , clerk, dwl S s Pine bet Octa,via anc

Lagnna
Van Dyke Joseph, plasterer, dwl S s Pine bet Octavia anc

Laguna
Van Dyke O., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale St

Wharf
Van Dyke Samuel P., bookkeeper Hanson, Ackerson i

Co., dwl 2607 Bush
VAN DYIiE WAITER, U. S. Attorney, office 7 and f

U. S. Court Building, res East Oakland
Van Geisterfeld H. Louis, hairJressing saloon, 633 Pacifli
Van Glahn John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor T\ven

ty-second and Chattanooga
Van Glan John, dwl 701 McAllister
Van Gulpen Carl, teacher music, dwl 102 Valencia
Van Hagan Augusta, groceries, dwl 1617 Howard
Van Hagen H., dwl 720 Folsom
Van Hagen M., dwl 720 Folsom
Van Hagen. See Von Hagen
Van Hensen Henry, salesman Greenebaum Brothers dW

717 Bush
Van Hoeter, machinist Union Iron Works
Van Hollen John, clerk George J. Hansen, dwl SE co;

Turk and Polk
Van Housen William, market NE cor Eddy and Mason

dwl 318 Jones
Van Houten Garret, piledriver, dwl SW cor Dupont am

Broadway
Van Houten J., painter St. Denis & Chesney, dwl 14

Dora
Van Houten John, dwl 1230 Pacific
Van Houtte Charles, polisher Folsom Laundry, S s Six

teenth nr Valencia
Van Keuren Abram H., ship clerk, dwl 2 Mont Court
Van Laak Lambert, broom manufactory, SE cor Seve^
teenth and Howard '

Van Laere Peter, stonecutter Michael Heverin, dwl

Pacific
Van Lieburger George, dwl 307 Fremont
Van Meter A. M., student Heald's Telegraph InstituM

dwl 21 Powell
Van Ness Albert S. , mason new U. S. Appraiser's BuiM
ing, dwl 807 Mission >

Van Ness Avenue Laundry, Leon Ruelle proprietor, W i
Dolores bet Fifteenth' and Sixteenth I

Van Ness D. , dwl 709 Mason
Van Ness James P. , mason new U. S. Appraiser's Buil(

ing, dwl 867 Mission
Van Ness John, carpenter, dwl 1806 Taylor
Van Ness Joseph W., bricklayer, dwl 8li7 Mission
Van Ness Miriam Mrs. (widow), confectionerj', 225 Fiftl
Van Ness Thomas G. , State Commissioner Immigratil
(and McCoppin, Van Ne^s «fc Co.), office 330 Men
gomery, dwl 29^cond Av •
Van Ness William, loiter 719 Market, dwl 256 Jessie
Van Ness W. F. , driver Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D.
Van Noorden William (Kline d- Van lioordcn), dwl W

cor Market and East
Van Norden Robert T. (Gilinore <0 Van N. and Stanyi^
ik Van iV.), dwl 1819 Sacramento ^

Van Norman Michael (J. R. Ewing <fc Co.), dwl 1729 M»

ket
Van Nostrand Daniel C. (Van Nostrand X- Co.), dwl ISf
Folsom

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BEAMISH'S— Importer Purnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Marl

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

VAN XOSTK.iXD A CO. {Daniel C. Van Noitrand

and John S. Gray), proprietors New York Stable, 38

Sixth

Van O'Uyke John, longshoreman, dwl 3 Zoc PI
Van O'Dyke John H., tjo;vtl>uililer, dwl 3 Zoe PI
Van Ohelsen Kred, lauiulrynian Oakland Laundry, dwl

SK cor Fifteenth mid Jlission
Van Orden Charles, speculator, dwl 121 Shipley
Van Onlen Charles ll., jirinter H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl

S s Twenty-fourth bet lir\ant and York
Van Orden David T., dwl 121;^ Clay
Van Orden Leauder, weij^her Custom House, dwl S s

'IVenty -fourth bet Br\ant and York
Van Orden Leander Jr., dentist Charles E. Blake, dwl S s

Twenty-fourth bet Ijryant and York
Van Orden William, dwl b2(i Broadway
Van Pelt David, iiilot stm James il. Donohue, dwl 139

Fourth

Van Pelt Peter, clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl 320 Fre-
mont

Van Pelt Rachael Mrs., dwl 25 John
Van Pelt William, mate stm Enterprise, Broadway St.

Whan"

Van Peuit H., carpenter, dwl 1 Sullivan's Alley
Van Praaji Josc|)h L., clerk Frank D. Carr, dwl 719 Clay
Van Praa^ Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 30 ilontjjonxery,

dwl 171.=> Hyde
Van Pra;;;,' Samuel A., dwl 17 Russ
Van Ken.viclaer Philip S., merchant, office 214 California,

dwl stl2 Taylor
Van Rensj^elaer Ra^Tiiond, helper melter's and refiner's

department U. S. Mint, res Oakland
VA.\ KEV.^EOO.U r. y\., attorney at law, office 531

Cal, dwl S s Greenwich bet Fillmore and Steiner
Van Reynegom John L., assistant cashier Custom House,

res San Rafael
Van Riiier James (Van Riper ct De Blots), dwl 906 Jack
Van Ri])er & De Blois (James Van Riper and Silas De

JJloix), architects, 724.7 Market
Van Rumen H., seaman, dwl 135 Jacksort
Van Sano A., liquor merchant, dwl CIS) Pine
VAX iiCIIAAi K <'MAU.\CEVF. (C. P. Van Schaack

<fc Co.), dwl .=.18 Sutter
VAX !!»4'II.4^V<.'K «'. P. A CO. (George Loomis), im-
porters and wholesale and retail dealers clothing and

gents' furnishing goods, boots, tobacco, Yankee no-
tions, etc., 708-710 Kearny
Van Schaack Henry C. Jr., clerk C. P. Van Schaack &

Co.
Van Schaack William, carpenter Market St. R. R., dwl

102 Valencia

Van Schaick L. H. ( Van Schaick & Adams), dwl C50 How-
ard
Van Schaick Rufus, carriagemaker Brooks & Withrow,

dwl yloA Howard
Van Schaick & Adams (L. E. Van Schaick and F. H.

Adainx), attorneys at law, office OOti Mont room 8
Van Sickleu Frederick W., bookkeeper S. F. Packing and

Provision Co., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Van Staden Richard D., groceries, cor Mission and

Steuart, dwl 101 Mission
Van Straaten Benjamin E., salesman H. Belirendt & Co.,

dwl 535 Fulton
Van Styke A. B., stairbuikler, dwl 28J Zoe
Van Syckel G. A. Mi-s., dressmaking, 700 Larkin
Van Syckle Gustavus A., commission, dwl 700 Larkin
Van Syckler A., dwl 120 Fourth

Van Tassell Alexander, laborer, dwl 1253 Montgomery
Van Tassell Frank, waiter, dwl 711 Mission
Van Vechten Wallace, mining, 109 Montgomerj'
Van Velsor Charles, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Van Vibber Thomas C, machinist, dwl 741 Howard
Van Vlack George, printer Thomas & Co., dwl 1111 Mont
Van Vlack Gilbert J., physician and surgeon, office and

dwl 765 Howard
Van Vleet Eli J., helper melter's and refiner's department

U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Van Vliet Leon, salesman H. Myers & Son, dwl 333 Kear
Van Voorhees George, doorkeeper^ella Union Theater
Van Vranken Cornelius D., carpenter, dwl 206 Eddy-
Van Vranken Frank, ticket clerk North Pac. Coast R. R.

Co., dwl 206£duy
Van Wagoner U., special policeman, dwl 719 O'Farrell
Van Wagiier Mrs., dwl 325i Bush
Van Walbeck Martin, sashmaker S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl

31 Rondel PI
Van Wamel Anthony, cabinetmaker, dwl 812 Filbert
Van Wicks August, gardener, dwl 423 Bush
Van Wie Arie, carpenter, dwl 123 Ninth

Van Winkle A. J., president West End Distilling Co., of-
fice 636 Commercial, dwl 510 Octavia
Van Winkel Henry, bookkeeper F. G. E. Tittle, dwl 726}

Howard
Van Winkle Henry Mrs. , dressmaker, 720i Howard
Van Winkle Isaac S. (Tan Winkle <t- Davenport), dwl 317

Fulton
VAX WIXKLE A DAVEXPOUT (Isaac S. Van

Winkle and Charles W. Daceuport), importers iron,

steel, heavy hardware, and Cumberland coal, 413 and

415 Market
Van Wyck ilcnry L., office 411 California, dwl 026 Eddy
Van Wyck Sydney M., bullion clerk Nevada Bank of San

Francisco, dwl SW cor Jackson and Octavia
Van Wyck Thomas W., bookkeeper William K. A'an Alen,

dwl 1009 Powell
Vanzandt John W., physician, office and dw^l 1411 Cal
Vanzandt John W. Jr., physician, office and dwl 1411 Cal
Vanaker John, deckhand tugboat Rescue
Vanannan H. M., publisher, dwl 20 Ellis
A'anannan J. K., painter, dwl 20 Ellis
Vance Charles B., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl

334 Clementina
Vance George P., printer Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl 334

Clementina
Vance Hannah (widow), dwl 5 Glover
Vance James, liquor saloon, 209 Jackson, dwl 2210 Jack
Vance James, machinehand Cal. Cigar Box Co., dwl 2013

Mission
Vance Joseph, clerk B. F. Barton & Co., dwl C'oso House
Vance J. W., driver Market St. R. R.
Vance Rol>ert A., plumber, dwl 334 Clementina
Vance S. A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl Overland House
Vance William, dwl S s Sacramento bet Taylor and Jones
Vance W'iliiam, blacksmith John Moholy, dwl cor First

Av and Kentiicky
Vancnot Eugene, dwl 222 Stevenson

Vandahleen Miss, actress Wade's Opera House

Vandall B. C. (Vandall & Voi'jt), dwl 2213 Taylor
Vandall iSt Voigt (B. C. Vandall and F. R. Vuigt), pub-
lishers and proprietors The Guide, 521 CUij'
Vandano Constantine, confectioner. Palace Hotel
Vandemark William, mining, dwl 836 Market
Vandemark. See Van De Mark
Vandenberg H., carpenter W'ade's Opera House
Vandenbergh AJbert C, hostler Lot D. Slocum, dwl 921

Sutter
Vandenbergh L. C, physician, office and dwl 716 Mont
VAXUEXiiCKtiill F. L., general superintendent At-
lantic and Pacific Telegraph Co., office 507 California,

res Oakland
Vandenburgh H., stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes
Vanderbeck W., belhnan Palace Hotel
Vanderbilt Consolidated Mining Co. (Humboldt Co.,

Nev.), William A. M. Van Bokkelen secretary, office

320 Sansom room 21
Vanderbilt William, produce merchant, dwl 211 Capp
Vanderbilt William, salesman Thomas J. Brooke, dwl

1509 Tjler
Vanderburg E. L. , manager Stone k Hayden , dwl 815 Hyde
Vanderhorst Henry, carrier Golden Era, dwl 1316 Pow
Vanderpool Jacob, porter Richard Patrick & Co., dwl 15

Scott PI
Vanderslice James, silverplater W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,

dwl 5 Auburn
Vanderslice William K. (W. K. Vanderslice i: Co.), dwl

S30 California
VAXUEB.SL9CE W. K. A CO. (Lvciits Thompson),

manufs sUverware, watches, jewelry, and diamonds,

130 Sutter
Vanderwillie William, dwl 324i Broadway
Vandeursen John H., blacksmith S. F. Cordage Manu-
factory, dwl W s Iowa nr Nevada
Vandewater Herman, helper Southern Pac. R. R., dwl

2011 Folsom
Vandewater S. Mrs. , dwl Grand Hotel
Vandewater VVilliam H. (Sprague i: V.), dwl 533 Jessie
Vandor Paul, dwl 2108 Taylor
Vandor Pauline (widow), dw 1 2108 Taylor
A'andoren George W., fancy goods, 1505 Stockton
Vandoughtiu J., painter, dwl 144 Dora
Vandrake H. J., machinist Globe Iron Works, dwl 259

Minna
Vandre Julia (widow), dwl 634 Minna
Vandre Louis H., clerk Antonio Rottanzi, dwl SE cor

Third and Folsom
Vane Henry, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Vanhount P., piledriver, dwl SW cor Dujiont and Bdwy
Vankuler Henry, porter Linsley & Collins, dwl 627 V'allejo

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchai Rl

Vannavan Joseph, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534
First

Vannear Alphonse, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton

Vanni Hathaly, modeler, dwl 1426 Pacific

Yanniel Joseph A., butcher Holzhaezcr & Jensen, dwl
407 Turk

Vanprooyen Hubert, agent La Voce del Popolo, dwl 14
Oak Grove Av

Vansickle S. A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 837 Folsom

Vanson J. A., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima

Vanstine J. A. S., dwl t)3() Commercial

Vanstrum J. A., clerk C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dwl 7
Howard Court

Vantine James, blacksmith Larkins & Co., dwl Shotwell
bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh

Vantine John, barber, W s Mission nr Twenty-sixth

Vanturi Eicilio, bootmaker Giovanni Demartini, dwl 12
Union PI

Vanturi Fiorovante, marblecutter, dwl 12 Union PI

Vanucci Antonio, hostler Novella & Pitto, dwl 427 Jack

Vanucci Emilo, hostler Novella & Pitto, dwl 427 Jackson

Vanucci Guiseppe, hostler Guiseppe Chelinl, dwl 420 Pa-
cific

Varalla Joseph, musician, dwl 1031 Diipont

Varalla Peter, tailor, dwl 702 Pacific

Vardon John, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush

Varena Alexander, actor German (California) Theater,
dwl 108 Geary

Varendorf August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 21
Decatur

Varendorf Maurice, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 21
Decatur

Vargonis Leonhard, clerk, dwl 2218 Mason

Varicas Lionel, patent solicitor and civil engineer, office
425 Kearny room C, dwl 1009 Powell

Varina N., painter, dwl 227 Second

Varina W. T., painter, dwl 227 Second

Varnay E. K., steward New Franklin House, 321 Pacific

Vames J., dwl 636 Commercial

Varney Elizabeth H. B., teacher Mission Primary School,
dwl 121 First Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Varney Henry B., carpenter, dwl 121 First Av bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth

Varnev L. H. , collector and carpenter, office 638 Market,
dwl 611 Powell

Varney Lincoln, painter Frost & Richards, dwl 10 Morton

Varney Mary C. B. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School, "dwl 121 First Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Varnej' Robert, carjienter, dwl 121 First Av bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth , •

Varney Thomas, clerk Newton Bros. & Co., dwl 121 First
Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Varney V. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 238 Kearny

Varni Guiseppi, vegetables, Colombo Market

Varnohi Frank, marketman, dwl 320 Broadway

Varran W. H., sawyer Hobbs', Pomeroj' & Co., dwl 356
Minna

Varrian George, dwl Franklin Hotel

Vary Josei>h L. P., barber Alexander Fischer, dwl Win-
chester Hotel

Vasconcellos Joseph J., stoves and tinware, 524 Washing-
ton, dwl 672 Harrison

Vasey George, dwl SE cor Broadway and Jones

Vaslin Millie (widow), dressmaker, dwl 141 Fifth

Vaslit Frank, pressman Donald Bruce, dwl 531 Seven-
teenth

Vaslit Frank S., physician and surgeon, oflBce 310 Kearny,
dwl. 531 Seventeenth

Vasquez E., cutter John Kavanagh, dwl 916 Stockton

Vasquez George, shoemaker Emilio Merani, dwl 8 Sonora
Alley

Vasquez Joseph, expressman, SW cor Kearny and Broad-
way, dwl 15 Bannani PI

A''asquez Mary, tailoress, dwl 15 Bannam PI

Vassault Ferdinand, real-estate agent, office 215 Sansom
room 10, dwl 1110 Leavenworth

Vassbrinck Richard, barkeeper Osmer & Co., dwl NEcor
Folsom and Steuart

Vasselin Hiiipolj-te, toys and fancy goods, 22 Fourth

Vasseur Eniii, engineer City Iron Works, dwl cor Har-
rison and Twenty-eighth

Vassler Andrew, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearnj- and
Morton

Vaughan Benjamin, clerk, dwl 11 Selina PI

Vaughan B. P., clerk, dwl 23 Stockton

Vaughan E;d\vard, gatekeeper Golden Gate Park

Vaughan Frederick, news dealer and stationer, 602 Mont-
gomery, and manager Union News Co., dwl 421 Fourth

Vaughan George H. , expressman, cor Geary and Kearny,

dwl 679 Harrison
Vaughan Harmon B., laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co.,

dwl 14 Dora
Vaughan Harry, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Vaughan Hector W., photographic artist, 724i Market and

18 Third, dwl Prospect Av nr Cal Av, Benial Heights
Vaughan Henry, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Vaughan James, blacksmith, dwl 15 Langton
Vaughan James, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

iit.Wha.rt
Vaughan John, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 1110

Montgomerj'
Vaughan M. A. (widow), dwl 1110 Montgomery
Vaughan Michael, cabinetmaker, dwl 54 Everett
Vaughan V'eraon H., attorney at law and mining, oflSce

304 Montgomery, dwl 107 Fifth
Vaughan William, sash and blindmaker, dwl 11 Selina PI
Vaughan William, hostler Washburn & Randall
Vaughan William Mrs., dwl 11 Sehna PI
Vaughn A. H., dwl 15 Sixth
Vaughn Charles, cook, dwl 772i Harrison
Vaughn Daniel, carpenter, dwl 649 Minna
Vaughn Georg'e, carpenter, dwl 1301 Larkin
Vaughn George J., capitalist, dwl 906 McAllister
Vaughn James W., cai-penter, dwl 433 Vallejo
Vaughn John, teamster D. W. Lake, dwl 7 Liberty nr

Townsend
Vaughn M. J., cabinetmaker, dwl 1322 Filbert
Vaughn Richard, painter, dwl 441 Minna
Vaughn Robert, carpenter, dwl 111 Austin
Vaughn William, cook Harrj- Scott
Vaunatol Frank, peddler, dwl 4 Bartol
Vaupel Henry J. E., vaniisher Cal. Furniture Manuf.

Co. , dwl E s Powell bet California and Pine
Vaux Eleanor (widow), dwl 513 Ellis
Vavasour Louise Miss, ballet California Theater, dwl 12

Ellis
Vayo John, cooper Sol. Wangenheim & Co., NW cor Pa-
cific and Powell
Veal John T. (Fitch <t V.), dwl 417 Kearny
Veale John D., barkeeper John E. Richards, dwl 114

Park Av
Veara Manuel, fisherman, dwl 418 Drmnm
Veaser John, hostler James Craig, dwl 713 Commercial
Veasey Perley {Johnston & Veasey), dwl 1209 Taylor
Veazie Charles J., watchman stm Humboldt, Jackson St.

Wharf
Vecci Joseph, tailor, 802 Sansom
Vecheji Peter, longshoreman, dwl 328 Main
Vechio John, vegetable dealer, dwl 5 Russell
Veohio Joseph, laborer, dwl 5 Russell
Veeder James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Veen Frank, salesman Locan & Co., dwl 316 Pine
Veen J. , seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Francisco
Veen Paul, lithographprinter, dwl 411 Sansom .

Veers Theodore, druggist, dwl Continental Hotel ' j
Vega Anastacia, laborer, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy ,
Vega Joseph, dwl 413 Green •

Vega Sarah Miss, seamstress, dwl 413 Green J

Vegas Peter, messman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima |

Veigel Frederick, tailor, 5 Quincy PI |

Veijsset Frank, umbrella and parasohnaker, 400 Stockton]
Veilen Adam, baker Herman Kahn, dwl NW cor Gearyi

and Mason '

Veille Edward, dwl 1421 Stockton ;

Veiller L. J., mining stocks, dwl 1320 Stockton '

Veincenot Loiiisa Miss, fringemaker Fromm & Schaefer, |

dwl 222 Stevenson 'i

Veirs Frank B., salesman George W. Clark, dwl 204 Mont
Veirs Jesse E., bookkeeper E. C. Boobar & Co., res Oat

land Point
Veiser Nicholas, dwl 719 Clay
Veitch Charles P., boot and shoemaker, 609 Howard, dwl

1 Brady
Velasquez St. Diego C. , marblecutter Leon R. Myers &

Co.
Velbert John S., groceries, SE cor Sanchez and Day
Velie William H., plumber Palace Hotel
Vella C, shoemaker E. Keisendahl, dwl 337 Kearny
Vella Henry W., shoemaker E. Kiesendahl, dwl 311 J Jes;

sie
Vella Paolo G., laborer, dwl 215 Broadwaj'
Vellaronga Augustine, laborer Thomas Flau, dwl 10 Wash
Vellely Ann (widow), dwl 3 Montgomeiy Court
Vellinger George, saddle and harncssmaker, 241 Minna
Velten George, barkeeper Charles Hoflfman, dwl 506 Sixt6
Veltman James, pt)rter A. M. Gilnian, dwl 27J Fourth
Velsh Jules, butcher Albert Aubert, dwl 540 Washington

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Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prop'

?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Venable A. B., Examiner editorial rooms, 533 Wash

Venable Simeon (Huilxon dt y.), attorney at law, offloe
(iOO Monti^omery nntm ir>, dwl 32 Ellis

Venancio J. A., Portuguese Pro. and Bonov. Assn, 109
California

Venanzi L., overseer N. Oiamboni & Co.

VEX.4RI* a., manufacturer Chartrea coffee, spices
mustard, etc., 625 and 627 Front, dwl 702 Lombard

Vencel Lewis, porter, dwl 722 Green

Veney Jt)hn, butcher Maine Restaurant, 719 Market, dwl
Rock House

Venino Albert {Heuter Brothers <fc Co.), dwl N s Nevada
bet Kansas and Rhode Island

Venker Henry, clerk William Smadeke & Co., dwl 600
Third

Venker Marj' E. fwidow), dwl 128 Dora

Venn Mary Ann (widow), dwl 771^ Mission, rear

Vennable Henry, waiter Palace Hotel

Vennekohl Bernard {V'eiDUikohl Bros.), dwl NW cor
Pacific and Jones

Vennekohl Bros. (John and Bernard), groceries and
liquors, NW cor Pacific and Jones

Vennekohl John (r('?»«e*o/tJ jBro*.), dwl NW cor Pacific
and Jones

Venour Henry, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution

Vent John, waiter Grand Hotel

Ventin L. , atrent, dwl Russ House

Vento Antonio, fisherman, dwl 6 Merchant

Vento Paulini, fisherman, dwl 6 Merchant

Venton , dwl Inglewood House, 126 Fifth

Venton A., ojierator Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl
523 Kearny

Venton Paul, cartman C. A. Hooper & Co.
« Ventras Frank, butcher, dwl 730 Pacific

Ventura Rock Soap Co., Charles H. Wheeler agent, oflBce
124 Fifth

Venturi Julio, shoemaker, dwl 12 Union PI, rear

Ver Mehr Alfred de R., clerk Parrott & Co., 306 Califor-
nia, dwl 230 Kearny

Ver Mehr John L. Rev., dwl 1020 Pine

Ver Mehr John M., bookkeeper Sanderson & Horn, dwl
1920 Pine

Vera John, deckhand stm Contra Costa, Market St. Wharf

Vera Jose])hine Miss, dwl 1610 Mason

Verandah Lodgings, Ralston & Cottrell, proprietors, 509
Washington

i&cdan John, housemover, dwl 569 Howard

/erdan Thomas, night watchman Savage & Son, dwl cor
Minna and Sullivan Alley

inERDE.\.4.L D. F., mining secretary, office 409 Cali-
fornia, dwl 1525 Sutter

ITerdenal .John M., attorney at law, office 526 Montgomery,
dwl Nucleus House

i^erdenhalven John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Harri-
son and Park Av, dwl 403 Sixth

Verdier Gaston {Kaindler & Co.), res Europe

l^erdin Adolphe, boot and shoemaker M. Louis, dwl 623
California

iTerdon E. M. Mrs., teacher music and languages, dwl 333
Turk

/■erdon Thomas J., bookkeeper Callaghan, Lynch & Co.,

dwl 333 Turk
'ereh Ott-o, lithographer, dwl 909 Kearny

^ereui Deutscher Aerzte (Society German physicians),
office 29 Kearny

Merges Peter ( Verges <b Orra), dwl 634 Pacific

Terges & Orra (Peter Verges arid Frank Orra), liquor
saloon, 634 Pacific

Tergez Celestin, bakery, 109 Dupont, dwl 4 Stockton PI

"ergez John, baker, dwl 619 Montgomery Av

Tergin Charles, tailor Isidore Eisenberg, dwl 1320 Stock-
ton

Terhellen Henry, waiter Francois Lacoste, dwl 527 Green,
rear

Veritas International Register of Shipping, Daniel F.
Hutchings agent, office 318 California

Teritzan C. T. (widow), dress and cloakmaker, 29 Natoma

(''erlager Frederick, bookbinder Andrew J. Leaiy, dwl

1817i Powell
'erme Augustino, peddler, dwl 5 Margaret PI
emieil Jean L. ( Vermeil i- Wellington), dwl S s Twenty-
fourth nr Harrison

renneil & Wellington (Jean L. Vermeil and C^eorge E.
Wellington), hay and grain, cor Berry and Fourth

^emdell C. (widow), bakery, 904 Valencia

'emer Augusta (widow), housekeeper, 600 Taylor
emer Paul, pianist John jM)dworth, dwl NW cor Paci-
fic and Sansom ^iP

''emie Mary Miss, dressmaker Rosa Casassa

Vernon Augustus, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19

Steuart
Vernon George R. (Vernon, Tobin & Co.), res Oakland
Vernon James, carpenter, dwl 308 Bcale
Vernon John B., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl cor

Howard and First
Vernon Joseph P., salesman George C. Johnson & Co.,

dwl 120 Turk
Vernon Mineral Water Co., office 238 Montgomery
Vernon M. R., real estate, office 606 Montgomery room

11, dwl 325 Ellis
Vernon Nathaniel, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, Pier

•19 Steuart
Vernon, Tobin & Co. (George R. Vernon and John J.

Tobin), stockbrokers, 330J Montgomery
Vernon W., laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Vero William, varnisher, dwl 664 Minna
Verr J., Portugese Pro. and Bene v. Assn, 109 California
Verra Louie, dwl 1405 Stockton, rear
Vcrriker Thomas, laborer, dwl 25 Rincon PI
Verrill Calvin M., sawfiler, 641 Mission, dwl 546 Howard
Versalovich R., oyster saloon, 29 Third, dwl 186 Jessie
Versard Femand, seaman stm Mohongo, Broadway St.

Wharf
Verschelda Charles, cook Sacramento Hotel
Verso Peter, calker, dwl 602 Second

Vesaria Louis, assistant cashier Pac. Bank, dwl 1214 Miss
Vesey Frank, miner, dwl 17 Anna
Vesine W., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drunim
Vest George (Riley & V.), dwl 335 Turk
Vestal Richard K., wagonmaker John W. Farren, dwl 109

Ninth
Vestergreen Oscar, seaman stm Santa Cruz, Pacific St.

Wharf
Vetch John, waiter, dwl 1703 Dupont
Veto Co. (Chinese), cigar manufs, 618 Dupont
Vetter Alfred, bird cage and tinware manuf ,'225 Dupont
Vetter Helena (widow), dwl 722 Howard, rear
Vetter William A., porter Yates & Co., dwl 722 How, rear
Veulne John, shoemaker, dwl West End Hotel, Brenham

PI
Veunex Joseph, tailor William Plagemann, dwl 6 Quincy PI
Veuve Alcide L., clerk i\mi Vignier, dwl 101 Mason
Veuve Henry H., salesman Ami Vignier, dwl 742 Wash
Veyrat Celine Miss, dressmaker Marie Adele Ligan, dwl

420 Jackson
Veyrat Paul, cook Peter Lavorel, dwl 420 Jackson
Viada Melville, longshoreman, dwl N s Sansom bet\Green

and Union
Viadero Damaso, salesman A. S. Rosenbavmi & Co., dwl

1012 McAllister
Viague F., laborer Francis L. Such, cor Douglass and

Twenty-fourth
Vialle William H., clerk William T. Duncan
Vials Grand, shoemaker, dwl 273§^ Minna
Viannay Alexander, black-dress silkfactory, office and

dwi 300 Post
Viar Edmond, miner, dwl 639 Pacific
Viara Juan V., laborer Oakland Depot, dwl 116 Jackson
Viard Joseph, asphaltumworker F. N. Neuval, dwl 420

Jackson
Viard Marie (widow), dwl 639 Broadway
Vibert Maxime, dwl 518 Valencia
Vice George, boatbuilder, dwl 154 Minna
Vice Martin, boatbuilder, 32 Mission, dwl 156 Minna
Vice Thomas, boatbuilder, 1 Mission, dwl E s Devisadero

bet Geary and O'Farrell
Vicheny Peter, fruits, dwl 1 Venion PI nr Jackson
Vichtor Thomas, cook, dwl 810 Clay
Vicicich Giovanni, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Vicini Peter, fruits and vegeUbles, SW cor Mason and

Pacific
Vick Caroline A. (widow), dwl E s Shotwell nr Twentieth
Vickers John, bricklayer, dwl 25 Second
Viqkers John, gardener, dwl 543 Minna
Vickers P. J. , coachman Leland Stanford, NE cor Cali-
fornia and Powell
Vickery W. H., cook 1303 Stockton, dwl 615 Commercial

Vicksbee , dwl 224 Minna

Vico Mary Ann (widow), nurse, dwl 1014 Devisadero
Victor Charles, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl Oak

Grove Av
Victor Christopher W., dwl 408 Natoma
Victor Gustave, trunkmaker Barond&Co., dwl 1005 Miss
Victor Hiron, machinist Tait & Hainque, dwl 235 Perry
Victor Joseph, barber A. Solis, dwl S s Bush nr Polk
Victor Marlen, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Victor Rudolph, shoemaker, dwl 906 Stockton

A2IES Q. STEELE <S; CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Zearny Street.

JEWELRY made to order and HEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Mercha [%

Victor Sewing Machine Co., Thomas Barrows general

agent, 1212 Market
Victoria Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey

Co., Nev.), Thad S. Fitch secretary, office 240 Mont
Victoria and Imperial Tunnel and Alining Co. (Little Cot-
tonwood, Utah), William H. Watson secretary, office
302 Montgomery
Vidak J., Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Vidal Alfred T., physician, dwl 702 Vallejo
Vidal Jean, dwl 707 Pacific
Vidal R., veterinary surgeon, dwl 702 Vallejo
Vidaurreta V. J., student, dwl 1107 Kearny
Vidaver H. Rev., rabbi Congregation Sherith Israel, dwl

816 O'Farrell
Videau Fran(;oise (widow), dwl 856 Mission
Videl Henrj', waiter Brunswck House, 148 Sixth
Vidon Paul, cook, dwl 417 Sutter, rear
Viduvich Nicly de, chop house, 136 Second
Vidy Gabriel, 'chemist West Coast Furniture Co., dwl 518

Valencia
Viebrock J. H., dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Viellinava John, butcher Paul Husson, NE cor Fifth and

Railroad avs. South S. F.
Vienna Glove Leather Manufactory, S. Kraus & Co. pro-
prietors, W s Brannan PI nr Brannan
Vienne Henrj', barber, 1125 Mission
Viera John, deckhand stm Contra Costa, Clay St. Wharf
Victor Conrad (Mueeke, V. <k Co.), dwl 1023 Powell
Vietor Frederick, clerk Carl Wilhelm, dwl 317 Minna
Viegel Lizzie (widow), dwl W s Fourth bet How and Fol
Viey Peter, bootblack, SW cor Pacific and Dupont, dwl

738 Pacific
Vigier Antoine, laborer, dwl 634 Pacific
TIONIER AMI, importer, and wholesale wines and

liquors, 429 and 431 Battery, dwl 629 Green
Vignier Frangois, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture

Co., dwl 428 Fourth
Vigoureux Augustus W. , physician, office NE cor Mission

and Third, dwl 160 Turk
Vigoureux Peter M., wharfinger, dwl 415 Sixth
Viguier Francis, fruit and candies, 628 Fourth
Vikander Anders, clerk Edmund F. Clark, dwl 435 Pine
Vilais F. P., Portugese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 109 Cal
Vilas James H. , short-hand reporter, dwl 532 Geary
Vilhac Louis, dwl 400 Geary
Villa Frank, wbipmaker S. & S. J. W. Keyston, dwl 624

Capp
Villard Constantin, wines and liquors, 1330 Stockton, dwl

SW cor Broadway and Dupont
Villard Honorine (widow), dwl 612 California
Villedieu Charles, wines and liquors, 304 Sutter, dwl 415

Sutter
Villegas Gregorio, porter John S. Manson, dwl 1520 Pow
Villegia Leopold J., gunmaker, 730 Washington
Villemet Mary Miss, teacher French, dwl 826 Howard
Viellemeur G., laundrjTnan, dwl 1031 Dupont
Villeneur John J., bootmaker, 507 Jackson, dwl 803 Mont
Villes Agnes (widow), dwl 1017 Market
Villier Jacob, stonecutter David Moore, dwl N s Liberty

bet Dolores and Guerrero
Vensel Louis, porter Osgood & Stetson, dwl 722 Green
Vincenot Louise (widow), florist, 845 Dupont

Vincent , furrier, dwl 353 Jessie

Vincent Arthur, drayman, 54 Steuart, dwl 1414 Geary

Vincent Charles, dwl 2219 Mason

Vincent Charles, driver Engine No 9 S. F. F. D., dwl 320

Main
Vincent Charles T., stairbuilder Sanborn & B3Tnes, dwl

15 Folsom Av
Vincent Daniel, carpenter, dwl 1414 Geary
Vincent Edward E., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 16

Glover
Vincent Eugene, clerk H. H. Noble & Co.
Vincent George T., attorney at law, office 410 Montgom-
ery third floor, dwl Morton House
Vincent George W. (Noel ct V.), dwl 1510 Sacramento-
Vincent Henry, dwl 434 Brannan •

Vincent Henry, painter, dwl 167 Minna
Vincent Henry P., civil engineer and draftsman Southern
Pac. R. R. , NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 62,
dwl 1422J Washington
Vincent James, c-arpenter William Kreger, dwl 614^ Na-

toma
Vincent John H., carpenter William Kreger, dwl 61 4J Na-

toma
Vincent John, cutler, 5 Quincy PI

Vincent John, waiter stm New World, Market St. Wharf
Vincent John P., carpenter, dwl SE cor Ellis and Steiner
Vincent Joseph M., sea captain, dwl 502 Sixth

Vincent Jules, lapidary Levison Bros., dwl 604 Minna
Vincent O. B., telegraph operator Central Pac. R. E., NE

cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 241 Ninth
Vincent P., clerk, dwl 218 Hyde
Vincent Piero, vegetables Colombo Market
Vincent Rouge, with Christian Good, dwl 1013 Stockton'
Vincent S., dwl 310 Ritch

Vincent Sevin (Sevin V'incent d: Co.), res East Oakland
Vincent Se\'in & Co. {Eugene Thile), sec^ importers and

florists, 607 Sansom
Vincent Venice, carpenter, dwl 1515 Polk
Vincent William, carpenter William Dowry, dwl N 8

Nineteenth bet Guerrero and Dolores
Vincent. See Vinzent
Vinen Louis, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific
Viner Henrj' A., trader, dwl 1328 Stockton
Viner John A., trader, dwl 11 Pinckney PI, rear
Vingerhots John, carpenter, dwl 639 Broadway
Vining Andrew, longshoreman, dwl 23 Vallejo
Vining Andrew J., shipping clerk H. Wronkow & Co.,

dwl 1329 Pacific
Vining E. A., engraver George C. Shreve & Co., dwl 303

Eddy
Vining Frank C, carpenter, dwl S s Twenty -second nr

Valencia
Vinke Charles, shoemaker, dwl 257 Minna
Vinke Gustave, cooper, dwl 257 Minna
Vinker G., laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
Vinnicombe Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 430 Post
Vinson James H., actor Wade's Opera House
Vinsot Pierre, butcher, dwl 1320 Stockton
Vint"3n William, hostler, dwl 23 Hunt
Vinutzen Hans, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific
Vinzent Charles, mining stocks, 424 Montgomery, rea

Oakland
Vinzent G. A., clerk Spring Valley Water W. Co., res

Oakland
Violich Nicholas, restaurant, 315 Fifth
Viosca Flora Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Rebecca Berkowitz,

dwl SE cor Filbert and Nan Ness Av
Viot Lewis, carpenter, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and

Vallejo
Virden Raphael Mrs. (widow), dwl W s De\'isadero bet

Post and Sutter
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Co., W. W. Stetson secre-
tary, office Nevada Block 309 Montgomery room 5
Virginia Block, NW cor Pacific and Stockton
Virginia Consolidated Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.), office

318 California room 13
Virging Hugh, clerk, dwl 410 Hyde
Virick August carpenter, dwl 616 California
Viriilg J., dwl 906 Market

Virlie Antonio, coffee and oyster saloon, 727 Davis
Virtue Gold Mining Co. (Baker Co., Oregon), R. H. Brown

secretary, office 402 Montgomery room 2
Virzi M., fish dealer, dwl 13 Margaret PI
YISCHER EDWARD, real-estatfi and commission

merchant, office 525 Front, dwl 602 Stockton
Visitacion Land Co., John S. Luty secretary, office 507

Montgomery
Visser Peter, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Visswallia Jacob, baker Michael Becker, dwl 409 Union
Vitaich John, restaurant. 111 Second, dwl 56 Minna
Viterline Morris, laborer, dwl 600 Sixth
Vitlow Catherine Mrs. , laundry, 664 Howard
Vitlow Henry, bookkeeper, dwl 664 Howard
Vits Jacob, bakery, 806 Larkin
Vitt Alfred, salesman Jones & Co., 714 Market, dwl 36

Eddy
Vivalda Michele, fruits, dwl 539 Jones
Vivian Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyott

Co., Nev.), Thad S. Fitch secretary, office 240 Mont
Vivian Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Walter E. Dean secx

retary', office 419 California room 19
Vivian N. B. Mrs., physician, dwl 13 O'Farrell
Vivian Robert, rigger, dwl 311 Main
Vivian Thomas J., editor Figaro, 532 Merchant
Vivien Auguste, fiorist, 12 Eddy, dwl W s Scott nr Post
Vivier Eliza, dwl H Havens PI
Vizard Anthony, waiter Lick House
Vizard Henrj', manager Davis Bros., dwl'620 Taylor.
Vizard Thonias, dwl 333 Minna

Vizich Jolm, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Montgomeiy
Vizina Charles, blacksmith, dwl 1518 Broadway
Vizinier James, steward Morton House
Vlacco John, waiter Rocco Bebin, dwl 1313 Kearny
Vlah Lucas, seaman, dwl lQ|Bteuart
Vlausich John, Austrian Bel^. Soc, 71 New Mont
Vlautin Jacob, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont

BEAMISH'S—Nuclens Building, corner of Third and Market streets.

. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny. Established 1862.

Vlautin Joseph (P. l^atUin ,t Bto.), dwl 717 Davis
(Hautin P. & Bro. (Joseph Vlautin), restaurant and coffee

saloon, 71!) Davis
\nautin Paul {P. VlatUin <fc Bro.), dwl 717 Davis
Voalner Paul, carrier Call, dwl NE cor Twenty-fourth

and Noe

Voarckcrl Herman, baker, dwl 216 Francisco, rear
Voctor Francis H., mariner, dwl "29 Pacific
Vodrey James H., waiter I'ulace Hotel, dwl 12 Auburn
Voege Annie, dressmaker Mrs. Esther Schloss, dwl 164

Silver

Voelter C, clerk, dwl 208 Eddy
Voelter Edward, marblecutter Stephen Campodonico,

dwl 32 Steuart
Voelter H., clerk, dwl 1142i Market
Voge Henrj', mariner, dwl IS Washington
Vogel Alfred, clerk John Breuckner, dwl 435 Broadway
Vog«l Charles, bootmaker, (i22 Com, dwl 1112 Kearny
Vogel Christian, weaver, dwl 15 Morey Alley
Vogel Conrad, compositor Carlos White, dwl 69 Minna
Vogel Edward, druggist, dwl 212 Second
Vogel Frita, waiter H. Fauss & Co., dwl 535 California
Vogel Jacob, tailor, 407 Bush, dwl 452 Clementina
Vogel John, confectioner Schroth «Ss West«rfeld, dwl 228

Kearny

Vogel John, cooper Kelly & Monaghan, dwl 105 Jackson
Vogel Melchior, baker William Stohlmann, dwl SE cor

Turk and Hyde
i''ogel Sigismund, foreman Humboldt Brewery, dwl 1839

Mission

Vogclet M. (widow), seamstress, dwl 1414 Stockton
Vogeley Charles C. (J. Vogeley ib Bro.), dwl 26 Second
Vogeley J. & Bro. {Charles C. Vogeley), candy manufactu-
rers, 26 Second
Vogeley Jacob G. , carpenter, dwl 26 Second
Vogeley John, dwl NW cor Dupont and Greenwich
Vogeley John (J. Vogeley i(- Bro.), dwl 26 Second
Vogelreiter Charles, barkeeper Mrs. Alvina Heitmann,
' dwl S s Jackson bet Kearny and Dupont

Vogelsdorflf Rosa Mrs., saleswoman M. Freud & Son, dwl

44 Third

Voges John, mining, dwl 520 Post
Voght C, expressman, NE cor California and Front, dwl

1717 Leavenworth
Vogt Henry, bootmaker Thomas McCraith, dwl 1909 Bat
Vogt Otto F., cooper Cutting Packing Co., dwl 621 Cal
Vohlander F., brassfihisher William T. Garratt
Voight Fritz, captain schr Robbie Hunter, dwl 3 Mission
Voight H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Voight Jorgen H., Scandinavian Soc, 71 Mew Mont
Voigt Bernard, silversmith, dwl Chicago Hotel
Voigt Christian H. {E'lyers <t- Co.), dwl 607 Eddy
Voigt Frederick R. (Vandall & V.), dwl 1413 Clay
Voigt Herman, blacksmith Charles Oester, dwl 16 Dora
Voigt Meno, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl S s Army

bet Sanchez and Church
Voigt Peter, burnisher Schultz & Fischer, dwl 220 Pacific
Voigt Rudolph v., bookkeeper S. L. Jones & Co., dwl

620 Sutter
Volsard Emile P. {HtimrMl & V.), dwl 214J SLxth
Voisenet Jules E., barber, 545 Merchant, dwl 12 Cadell

Alley

Voitelot Henry, clerk Adam Muir, dwl 664 Howard
Voizin Theodore (iJ. D. W. Davis <fc Co.), dwl 132 Sixth
Volberg Albert Jr. , with Schlueter & Volberg, res Ala-
meda
Volberg Charles (Schleuter <t V.), res Alameda
Volbert A. , cigardealer, dwl 14 Turk
Volbes Henry, laborer James Duncan, dwl cor Eighth and

Brannan
Volcano Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.). Walton G.

Hughes secretary, office 309 California room 6
Volckers Joseph, butcher, dwl W s Palmer nr Thirtieth
Volk Louis, varnisher Pac. U. W. Furniture M. Co., dwl

735 Brannan
Volkman Charles M. (C. M. Volkman & Co.), dwl 826

Greenwich
Volkman C. M. & Co. (Af. J. Fontana), produce commis-
sion, 319 Washington
Volkman Frederick W., machinist Garcin & Son, dwl 908J

Lark in
Volkman George, clerk, dwl 619 Pine
Volkmas CTiristian, saloon, NE cor Kearny and Bush, dwl

9 William
Voll Cornelius {Rittmeier & V.), dwl 13 Salmon
Voll Francis W., miningbroker, office 121 Montgomery,

dwl 1714 Post
Voll H., carpenter Holland & Ruppel

NoWhrvMht Angnst {Vollbracht, Brinck <fe Co.), res Oak-
land
VOLIiBRACHT, BKIN<'K A CO. (A. Vollbracht and
A. Brinck), wholesale cigars and tobacco, offices 125
Sanson) and 811 Pine
Vollers Allrich, clerk E. E. Seobeck, dwl NW cor Scott

and Turk
Vollers Henry, drayman S. McHenry & Co., dwl 041 Jessie
Vollers Maitin, jxirter Reynolds & Murray, dwl (118 t;(im
Vollmar James, supt German Hosi)ital, 427 Brannan
VoUmer Edward (/. Landxbergcr & Co.), dwl 10 Hyde
Vollnier Henry (J. & H. VoUvicr and Diers ib Co.), dwl

501 McAllister
VollmerJ. & H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Davis
Vollmer John {J. <fc H. VoUmer and Diets <Si Co.), dwl

709 Franklin
Vollmer Richard, dwl 914 Geary, rear
Volmer Charlotte (widow), dwl 433 Shipley
Volmer Joseph, peddler, dwl 14 Gilbert
Volquards Ernest, ropematter S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl

W s Humboldt bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Volquardsen Bernard, painter, dwl 1728 Vallejo
Volz Conrad, laundryman Lick House
Volz George F. , bookkeeper National Brewery, dwl Fill-
more bet Fulton and McAllister
Volz John, drayman Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 30 Willow
Volz Peter, wagonniaker Ira J. Casebolt, dwl 331 Fourth
Volz William P., brewer National Brewery, dwl SE cor

Fulton and Webster
Von Ahnden John, cigars and tobacco, 3 Kearny, dwl 143

Perry
Von Ammon Bernhard (Atnmon, Caspari J: Co.), dwl

913 Tyler
Von Arx Joseph, dwl 6 Quincy PI
Von Bargen Henry (Schultz d: V.), dwl SE cor Sutter and

Gough
Von Bergen Ernest (Von Bergen it- Doscher), 433 Bush
Von Bergen John, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 153

Seventh
Von Bergen John Mrs., bakery, 153 Seventh
Von Bergen Theodore, draftsman, dwl 604 Pine
Von Bergen & Doscher (Ernest Von Bergen and Henry

Doscher), liquor saloon, 433 Bush
Von Bestenbastel Johannes, clerk Richard H. Pahl, dwl

17 Dupont
Von Borstel John, foreman E. V. Hathaway, dwl 235 Ritch
Von Borstel Theodore, carpenter, dwl 1621 Sacramento
Von Bremen George, drayman Livingston & Co., dwl 870

Folsom
Von der Horst John, bookkeeper S. Feldmann & Co.,

res Oakland
Von der Lieth Frederick H. , druggist and apothecary, NE

cor Broadway and Powell (and Von der Leith &

Keil), dwl 1400 Powell
Von der Leith Nicholas, clerk Charles Kostering, dwl 115

Folsom
V«N DER LEITH A, KEIL (Frederick H. Von der

Leith and F. C. Keil), druggists and apothecaries,

SW cor Sixth and Folsom
Von der Mehden Henry, teacher music Industrial School
Von der Mehden, Jacob Louis, teacher music, dwl 1206

Sutter
Von der Nienburg Adolph, barkeeper John G. Druhe,

dwl junction Market and California
Von Dobrogoiski J. Victor, passe-partoutmaker Max

Burkardt, dwl 5 Virginia Block
Von Doehlen John, barkeeper Henry Rhode, dwl 318

Davis
Von Drathen Peter, tobacco and cigars, 41 Tliird
Von Eniden John (Scbnlz d; V.), dwl 207 Clara
Von Glahn Christian, groceries and liquors, 13 Seventh
Von Glahn John, clerk Henry Wulf, dwl 21 Hinckley
Von Glahn Rebecca (widow), dwl 3 Kate
Von Hacht Julius F., salesman E. Neale & Co., dwl 24

Scott
Von Hadeln John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Powell

and Green
Von Hagen Henry E., bookkeeper Neis & Ebert
Von Hahn Sophia (widow), dwl 827 Vallejo, rear
Von Hahn William, baker, dwl 827 Vallejo, rear
Von Harten Louis, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bran-
nan and Sixth
Von Helms John, freight clerk G. N. & P. S. S. Co.
Von Hess George, waiter Hemme & Renter, dwl 13 Har-
lan PI
Von Hoeler Francis, with Standard Soap Co., dwl 613

Mission
Von Hoeler Robert, machinist, dwl 613 Mission

JAMES &. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery, i^i;

vox JEI.XSEX EltXEST, mining agent, office 606

Mont^'onier}" room 25
Von Jeschky Louis, cook Stathopolis & Allione, 320 Jessie
Von Kapff Frederick H., first bookkeeper National Gold

Bank, dwl 1122 Tjier
Von Keulen Hendrik, solicitor, dwl 627 Vallejo
Von Lanken John, steward Charles Revermann, dwl NE

cor Brannan and Eighth
VOX LEICMT FERDIXAXD, civil engineer, sur-
veyor, and draftsman, office 432 Montgomery room 9,

dwl 2010 Pierce
Von Lindeman A. J. Mrs., teacher music and languages,

dwl 37 Tehama
Von Lindeman Otto C. A., salesman You6 Charlebois,

dwl 37 Tehama
VOX LOEHR VERI>IXAXD, physician, and editor

California Demokrat, office and dwl 614 Sacramento
Von Loesecke Percy, bookkeeper Schmieden, Hochstadter

&Co., dwl 513 Franklin
VOX LIiEDIXCiHAl'SEX OSCAR W., Hayes Valley

Sun Drug Store, 510 Hayes
Von Osten Paul, actor, dwl 923 Washington
Von Pein H. H., dwl L bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth avs,

South S. F.
Von Pfister Francis M. , bookkeeper Hibemia Savings and

Loan Soc, dwl 511 Gough
Von Pfister Ramsay, mining secretary, office 320 Sansom

room 5, res Oakland
Von Poellnitz William, baker, dwl 705 Green
Von Reiper John, carpenter and builder, dwl 906 Jackson
Von Rhein Otto F. (Von lihein & Hyland), and school

director, dwl 2230 Mission
Von Rhein & Hyland (0. F. Von Rhein and H. J. Hy-
land), real-estate agents, 105 Montgomery
Von Ronn Diedrich, barkeeper F. W. Schnlte, dwl 507

Davis
Von Ronn, Hencke & Hegler {William Von Ronn, Her-

rnann Ileiicke, William Hencke, and John H. Heg-
ler), dairj' produce and commission, 414 Clay
Von Ronn William (Von Ronn, Hencke ct Hegler), dwl

NE cor Filbert and Hyde
Von Sagan Anna (widow), dwl Union bet Franklin and

Gough
Von Schassen Max, driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwi 232

Second
Von Schmidt Alexander W., ci\il engineer, dwl 1628 Fol
Von Schmidt Alfred W.,dwl 1628 Folsom
Von Schmidt Edward A., master mariner, dwl 1628 Fol
Von Schmidt Julius H. , draftsman U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's Office, dwl 317 Capp
Von Schmieden Richard, clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl

Broadwaj' nr Kearny
Von Senden G. D. , painter, dwl 414 Lagiina
Von Seth August, clerk Kroeger & Riechers, dwl 803

Mission
Von Smieden Richard, dwl 435 Broadway
Von Staden Diedrich C, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Steuart and Mission, dwl NW cor Spear and Mission
Von Staden George C, liquor saloon, 901 Kearny, dwl

914 Jackson
Von Soosten Luer, bartender D. Steflens, dwl SE cor

Folsom and Main
Von Stammwitz E. M. Mrs. , dwl Arcade House
Von Steenburgh Cornelia A. (widow), dwl 1123 Howard
Von Steenburgh Henry, brakeman Central Pac. R. R.,

dwl 1123 Howard
Von Wicks August, landscape gardener, 126 Geary, dwl

423 Bush
Vonahn Emil, painter, dwi 4 Clay Av
Vonarx Joseph, tailor, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Vondy Isaac, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Voorhees Benjamin H., teamster, 7 and 9 Drumm, dwl

1419 Howard
Voorhees James, attorney at law, office 804 Montgomery
Voorhees Matilda (widow), dwl 7 Ritch
Voorhees W. M. H., printer B. Dore & Co., dwl 1703J

Jones
Voorhies Firman B., printer, dwl 617 Third
Voorhies Mary B. (widow), dwl 617 Third
Voorman Henry (Pac. Distilling and Refining Co. , and

F. Barnard & Co.), office 411 Washington, dwi 800

Bush
Vorbe Ephraim, cashier Svviss-American Bank, dwl 50

South Park
Vorbe Joseph F., dwl 50 South Park
A'ordnian Charles, drajinan, dwl 4!6 Brannan
Vordman .John, drayman, dwl 426 Brannan
A'oreguand Zerick, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Vorrath A. H., paperhanger, office and dwl 509 Keaniy

Vorrath Carl C. (Claus Wreden <t Co.), dwl 2109 Taylor
Vorrath Henrj', groceries and liquors, 416 O'Farrell
Vorrath Tliomas, house and sign painter, dwl 263 Twelfth
Vortmann Henry, wines and liquors, NW cor Steuart and

Howard
Vorwerck Charles, liquor saloon, 1819 Powell
Vosburgh Albert, barber, dwl 816 Vallejo
Vosburgh F. J. {Phillips & Co.), dwl 816 Vallejo
Vosburgh Henrj- W. , dwi 515 Franklin
Vosburgh William, books and stationerj', SE cor Clay and

Kearnj', dwl 523 Montgomery-
Vosh Jacob, seaman, dwl 1112 Bryant
Voss August, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Voss Carsten (Voss <i- Fruhling), dwl 324 Seventh
Voss Charles, gilder West Coast Furniture Co., dwl N 8

Olive Av bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Voss Christopher, boarding, 2206 PoweU
Voss Francis Miss, dwi 1613 Clay
Voss Franz, cook Olsen & Johnsen, dwi 609 Jackson
Voss Henry, upholsterer, 804 Larkin
Voss H. F., carpenter W. E. Seward, dwi 1305 Mont
Voss William, ttv ing bakerj', dwi 514 O'Farrell
VOS.S •& FRrULIXG (Carsten Voss and George Fruh-
ling), liquor saloon and lodgings, 609 Jackson
Vossalti Luigi, cook, 215 Broadway
yossick Martin, seaman schr Golden Fleece, Green St.

Wharf
Votaw Benjamin T., furnished rooms, 614 Kearny
Vote Daniel, carpenter, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Votta Michael, musician, dwl 1318 Dupont
Vouthen Edward, carpenter, dwl 56 Zoe
Vowels Samuel, longshoreman, dwl 180 Stevenson
Vore Stephen, butcher, dwi Overland House
Vranizan John, Austrian Benev. Society, 71 New Mont-

gomerj'
Vredenburgh Henrj' C, sashmaker, dwl 649 Folsom
Vredoc John, cook John Pendo, dwi 723 Davis
Vreeland Ezekiel B., secretarj', office 302 Davis room 4,

dwi 724 Harrison
Vrooman George S., porter A. B. Boss & Co., dwl 1070

Howard
Vrulander W. H., foreman Kimball Manxif. Co., dwl 120

Fourth
Vucassovich Antonio (Vucassovich <fc Co.), dwi 1705 Polk
Vucasso\ich Demetrio (Vucassooich <t Co.), dwi 1705 Polk
Vucassovich & Co. (Antonio and Demetrio Vticaisovich),

fruits and candies, 1705 Polk
Vucher A., dwl 1031 Dupont
Vucovich Christopher, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New

Montgomery
Vucovich Michael, barkeeper John Miller, dwl SE cor

Mission and Steuart
Vucovich Spiro, dwi 1729 Broadway
Vuillemuier Charles, carrier S. F. Guide, dwl CaJifomia

Hotel
Vulcan Coal Co., Parker Merrill agent, office 339 Kearny

room 4
Vulcan Forges, Garcin & Son proptrs, 294 Howard
VULt'AX IROX "WORKS, Nathaniel D. Amot man-
ager, 135 and 137 Fremont
Vulcan Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), WUliam H. Watson

secretary, office 302 Montgomery
Vulicevich Mark (J. Ivancovich A- Co.), dwl 414 Hyde
Vulliad Jules, cook, 417 Front, dwl 11^ Sonora PI "
Vulpone Paulo, gardener Luigi Demaria, dwl Twenty-
sixth Av nr San Bruno Road, South S. F.
Vuscovich Vincent, fruit dealer, 1430 Stockton
Vutuone Antonio, vegetable dealer, dwi S s Sixteenth bet

Guerrero and Dolores
Vuzcovich John, jeweler L. Miller & Son, dwl 335 Bush
Vj-vj-an Hugh N., mariner, dwl 224 Fourth

Wa Kee (Chinese), carpenter, 752 Washington

Wa Lung & Chung Kee (Chinese), slipper factory, 641

Commercial
Waas George, dwl 1703i Market
Waas Henry, dwi 1703^ Market
Waas Henry, manufacturer wooden bungs, plugs, taps,

etc. , 720 Minna, dwi 105 Oak
Waas Louis, woodturner Henry Waas, dwi 105 Oak
Wache Henry, dwl 19 Verba Buena
Wachtel Henry, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl Harrison

bet Third and Fourth
Wachtel John V.,. bookkeeper Cope,Uhler&Co.,dwi 1216

Mission

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

^•^

. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstalDlished 1862.

Wachter Conrad, machinehand Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf. Co., dwl 9 Geneva
Wachter Laurent, brewer Lafayette Brewery, dwl 725

Green
Wachter Rudolph, bootmaker George Stein, dwl 90C

Stockton
Wachter William, cabinetmaker C. E. Johnson, dwl 70

Everett
Wachter William, seaman Jerome B. Piper, SW cor Clay

and East
Wachter William F., captain schr Witch of the Bay, Pa-
cific St. Wharf
Wack John, driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232 Second
Wackenreuder Vitus, surveyor ami proptr Franconia

Nurser)-, 146 Sail Bruno Koad nr Twenty-eighth
Wacker Ous, clerk Pope & Talbot, dw] 20 Frederick
Wacker William, waiter, dwl 432 Broadway
Waddell Frederick, dwl 2025 Sutter
Waddell James I., captain Pacific Mail S. S. City of San

Francisco, dwl Palace Hotel
Waddell John, night watehman Alms House
Waddell William W., captain O. & O. S. S. Co., dwl 334

Biannan
Waddington Jabez, dwl 317 Beale
Waddinjj^ton James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 417

Beale

Waddington John, printer Francis & Valentine, dwl Over-
land House
Waddy Antony, janitor, dwl 1328 Pacific
Wade Abel, merchant, dwl 142^ Fourth
Wade Albert P. {Jon. L. King <t Co.), dwl 929 Howard
Wade Charles, deckhand stm Mount Eden, Jackson St.

Wharf
Wade Charles B., salesman Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl

1.523 Powell
Wade Charles W., trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl

221 Riteh

Wade F. M. , storekeeper Russ House
Wade George, clerk office Board of Education, dwl 710

Broadway
Wade Henry 'W., hackman William N. Wade, dwl 710

Broadway

Wade James, dwl N s Michigan nr Sierra
Wade James R. , accountant, dwl 705 Front
Wade J. L., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., res East Oakland
Wade John, attomev at law, office 56 Montgomery Block,

dwl 800 McAllister
Wade John C, wharfinger East St. Wharf, dwl 524 O'Far-

rel

Wade John F., civil engineer and surveyor, dwl 800 Mc-
Allister

Wade il., laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Wade Maggie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 614 Natoma
Wade JIargaret Miss, teacher Girls' High School, dwl 800

McAllister

Wade Martin Joseph, upholsterer, 1053 Market
Wade Philip, clerk, dwl 804 Third
Wade R. D., bookkeeper, dwl 148 Sixth
Wade S. H. , foreman H. S. Crocker & Co., res East Oakland
Wade William, housepainter Wason & Morris
Wade William F., trimmer West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 640 Stevenson
Wade William M., bookkeeper, dwl SE cor Seventh Av

and N, South S. F.
Wade W illiam N., hack proprietor Plaza, dwl 710 Bdwy
Wade A\'illiam P., painter, dwl 1528 Tyler
Wade William W., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 710

Broad wav
WADE'S OPERA HOUSE, F. G. Bert, proprietor,

N s Mission bet Third and Fourth
Wadhams Carter C, painter Frost & Richards, dwl 10

Morton
Wadhams Luman, bookkeeper Cal. Furniture Manuf . Co.,

dwl 1907 Leavenworth
Wadhams William {Leveridge, W. i: Co.), res Portland,

Oregon
Wadleigh A. S., engineer Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., dwl 18

Turk
Wadleigh George J., machinist Lewis H. Bailey Jr, dwl

225 Ellis

Wadleigh James, teamster, dwl 1225 Market
Wadleigh Maria H. (widow), dressmaking, 225 Ellis
Wadleigh WiUiam, salesman McCurrie, Weber & Co., dwl

123 Post

Wadman W. B., ironworker Joseph J. Vasconcellos
Wadsworth Benjamin C. {William li.Wadsworth <i; Son),

dwl 417 Kearny
Wadsworth Eden, engineer stm San Joaquin (No. 2), Val-

lejo St.\ATiarf

Wadsworth Eno Miss, teacher music, dwl St. James

House, 906 Market
Wadsworth Enoch, proptr St. James House, 906 Market
Wadsworth Frank, assistant weigher Custom House, dwl

19i Rausch
Wadsworth H., packer Horace Davis & Co.
Wadsworth House, Lewis Hanscom proptr, 225 Bush
Wadsworth J. C. L., mining, office 401 California, dwl

Palace Hotel
Wadsworth M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 868 Mission
Wadsworth Mary E. Miss, vocalist, dwl St. James House,

906 Market
Wadsworth May Miss, dwl 719 Market
Wadsworth Wiiliara R. (William Ji. Wadstporth & Son),

dwl Windsor House
Wadsworth William R. & Son {Benjamin C. Wadnworth),

commercial brokers and commission merchants, office

402 Front room 6
Wafer Henry, purser Pacific Mail S. S. Montana, dwl 545

Minna
Wafer William, freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. City of

Pekin
Wagaman William, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl

cor Buchanan and Bay
Wagar Lemuel, blacksmith F. D. S. Lamer, res Oakland
Wagenbach Myers, dyer and scourer, dwl 870 Folsom
Wagener Francis O., clerk Couiitj' Tax Collector's office,

dwl 207 Hyde
Wagener Joseph (Wagener tfc Besecke), dwl 1905 Larkin
Wagener & Besecke (Joseph Wagener and William Be-
secke), house and signpainters, 1906 Larkin
Wagfall Dempsey, cook Worth House, 606 Folsom
Waggoner George H. (Martin tD W.), dwl 10 Ridley

Wagner , dwl 108 Ellis

Wagner Adam, barber, dwl 113 Virginia

Wagner Adam, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl

4 Chesley
Wagner Adam, dwl NW cor Eighteenth and Clara Av
Wagner Adolph, chairmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 679 Mission
Wagner Albert, waiter Saulmaiin & Lauenstein
Wagner August, baker Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 416 Kear
Wagner B. (widow), dwl 1102 Pacific
Wagner Charles (Kullman, W. d: Co.), res Stockton
Wagner Charles, butcher Phillip Wagner, dwl 1413 Kear
Wagner Charles, laborer Merrifield & Rosener, dwl 1325

Market
Wagner Charles A. W., jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl

970 Harrison
Wagner Charles F. {Charles F. Wagner i Co.), dwl SW

cor Fulton and Gough
Wagner Charles F., wholesale butcher. First Av nr Ken-
tucky, South S. F., office 17 and 19 California Market
Wagner Charles V., salesman Household Furnishing Co.,

dwl NW cor Ellis and Powell
Wagner Christian, tanner Anton Kreig, dwl San Bruno

Road nr Twenty-eighth
Wagner Daniel, cook Ferdinand Conrades, dwl 813 Pac
Wagner Dennis, painter Andrew Frei, dwl ^Garden bet

Fifth and Sixth
Wagner Edward, barkeeper, dwl 516 Green
Wagner Edward, carver Rolland & Fischer, dwl 742 How
Wagner Edward, porter J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 515

Stockton
Wagner Edward L., liquor saloon, 1232 Dupont, dwl 516

Green
Wagner Eleanora (widow), dwl 317 Eddj', rear
Wagner Eliza, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.
Wagner Ernest, carpenter, dwl 511 Mason
Wagner Ernest, watchman, dwl 515 Sacramento
Wagner Frank C, buteher Lewis Hentrich, dwl 1105 Lea\ -

enworth
Wagner Ferdinand, frescopainter, dwl 317 Eddy, rear
Wagner Ferdinand, jeweler Francis Clausen, dwl 1232

Dupont
Wagner Frederick, buteher W. K. Dietrich, dwl cor Mont-
gomery and Union
Wagner Frederick, cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl

16^ Garden
Wagner George, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger & Son,

dwl 1225 Market
Wagner George, gasfitter Charles J. Reilley
Wagner Henry, carpenter, dwl 1225 Market
Wagner Henry, physician and surgeon, office and dwl 106J

Third
Wagner Henrv B., laborer, dwl 412 Union
W.i«;.\ER HEN'RY B., painter, 641 Cal, dwl 559 Stev
Wagner Henrj- J. (Jacob Wagner d: Smi), dwl SW cor Po-

trero Av and Twenty-second

:EELE'5 Squirrel Poison is sold Ij all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Mercha

WAG

814

WAL

Wuf^nor .1., dwl 636 Commercial

Wui^'-iitT .Jacob, porter, dwl 808 Keamv

>V.i<i.%'ER JIACOB A SOX (Jacob M. and Henry J.

W'aijner), liquor saloon, SW cor Potrero Av and

Twenty-second
Wagner Jacob M., bricklayer and builder, ofBce 516

Kearny (and Jacob W'wjrter <t- Son), dwl SW cor Po-
trero Av and Twenty-third
Wagner John (Obenaiwr d- \V.), dwl 22 Stockton PI
Wagner John, hogranch, Fourth Av bet M and N, dwl E

s Ninth Av nr M, South S. F.
Wagner John, physician, office and dwl SE cor Sixteenth

and Mission
Wagner John, waiter Henrj' Grimm, dwl 202 Dupont
Wagner John C, porter Davis & Cowell, dwl 435 Pine
Wagner Josei)h (Joseph Wacpier <t- Co., and Walkington

d- W.), dwl 856 Mission
WACXKU .IOSEI>l{ A CO. (Michael O'Brien), mill

furnishers, 113 and 115 Mission
Wagner Lewis, driver Lewis Hentrich, dwl 1105 Leav
Wagner Ludwig ( Wagner tfc Todt), dwl 721 Natoma
Wagner M. (widow), dwl NW cor M and San Jos6 Av
Wagner Marcus, shoemaker, 18 Bowen's Block, South

S. F.
Wagner Mary, dressmaker, dwl 970 Harrison
Wagner Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 856 Mission
Wagner Moses, market, NE cor Grove and Octavia, dwl N

s Fulton bet Octavia and Gough
Wagner Nathan, butcher A. Jonas & Co., dwl N s Fulton

bet Octavia and Gough
Wagner Peter, miller Pae. Distilling and Refining Co.,

SW cor Chestnut and Pierce
Wagner Peter, sash and blindmaker N. W. Cole &Co., dwl

14 Bluxome
Wagner PhWip (Wagner dr Haub), dwl 2013 Powell
Wagner Philip, market, SW cor Montgomery and Union,

dwl 1413 Kearny
Wagner Philip, cabinetmaker Weir & Greenwood, dwl 132

Ritch
Wagner W., cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co.
Wagner William, dwl 531 Mission
Wagner William, carpenter, dwl 134 Fourth
Wagner & Haub (Philip Wagner and Philip Haub),

market, 1507 Stockton
Wagner & Todt (Ludxuig Wagner and Ferdinand Todt),

Pacific Copper Works, 571 Mission
Wagoner Harry B., collector, dwl 412 Union
Wagoner John, printer Commercial News, dwl 113 Leid
Wagstaff A., driver Market St. B. R.
Wagstaff Thomas H., toolmaker and jeweler, dwl E s

York bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Wagstaff William G., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl

652 Mission
Wah Cheung & Co. (Chinese), druggist and clothing, 714

Dupont
Wah Ying Lung (Chinese), merchant tailor, 824 Dupont
Wahl Christian, liquor saloon, 294 Dupont, dwl 1 Schee-

rer PI
Wahl Christopher, brewer Chicago Brewery, dwl 1428

Pine
Wahl Louis, liquor saloon, 415 Davis, dwl 106 Natoma •
Wahl Mathias, teamster La Grande Laundry Co., dwl 739J^

Clementina
Wahlander A., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Wahlander Frithiof, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl

NE cor Seventh and Jersey
Wahlander William, tailor, 311 Pine room 25, dwl 708

Pine
Wahlbern Claus, engineer Funcke & Co., dwl NE cor

Ninth and Brannan
Wahler Anthony N., agent White's Laundry, 785 Market,

dwl 249 Stevenson
Wahlgren Carl, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Wahlgren Christian, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl

243 Tehama •

Wahlgren Max, carman Abraham Waldstein, dwl Bran-
nan bet Sixth and Seventh
Wahlheim Ottomar, market, SW cor Valencia and Twen-
tieth
Wabllieim Philip, bootmaker, dwl 905 Clay
Wahlquisht Frederick, master mariner, dwl 408 Greenwich
Wahmuth H., proptr Hayes Valley Brewery, 512 and 514

Grove
Wahnseidler Frederick, waiter, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Wahr Matthaas, bootmaker Hermann Ramm, dwl NE cor

Montgomery and Broadway
Wahrman Leoijold H., steward U. S. training-ship Ports-
mouth, dwl 719 Clay

WAIBEL JOSEPH, boarding, 870 Folsom

Waidelich Christian, cooper, dwl 273 Stevenson

Waignor Adam, cabinetmaker Teubner & Hoffman

Wain George, teamster, dwl 47 Second

Wainwright Abram H., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl
306 Post

Wainwright George, painter, dwl NE cor Folsom and
Beale

WAIXWRIGHT JANES, Pantheon Saloon, 321 CaU-
fomia, dwl 808 Taylor

Wainwright John, policeman, dwl 317 Fifth

Wainwright John, salesman Glasgow Iron and Hetal Im-
porting Co., 22 Fremont •

Wainwright John, shipwTight, dwl 219 Beale

Wainwright Patrick, painter, dwl 164 Minna

WAIX WKIGHT WILLIA.n, saloon and lunch'house,
SE cor First and Market, dwl 1410 Larkin

Wait Oliver S., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Va-
lencia

Wait O. S., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valencia

Wait William W., dwl 409 O'Farrell

Waite D. G., conductor Southern Pac. R. R.

Waite Edwin G. , U. S. naval officer port of San Francisco,
office Custom House third floor, dwl 1614 California

Waite Frederick C, seaman, dwl 776 Howard

Waite Grcorge, dwl 964 Mission

Waite George, drayman C. Waller & Brother, dwl SE cor
Oak and Gough

Waite Henry O., insurance agent, dwl W s Folsom nr
Nineteenth

Waite Henry W., policeman City Hall,Jdwl 407 Third

Waite John, seaman, dwl 12 Haggin

Waite Nathan W., bookkeeper, dwl 57 Everett

Waite Paul Theodore M., bookkeeper, dwl 664 Minna

Waite William, carpenter, dwl W s Folsom nr Nineteenth

Waites Charles, gardener, dwl 714 Geary

Waitt Alfred C, bookkeeper Phillips, Taber & Co., res
Oakland

Waitt Alfred C. Jr., clerk Pacific Insurance Agency, res
Oakland

Waizman Max, manuf paper boxes and dealer straw-
board and fancy papers, 539 Market, dwl 264 Tyler

Wakedge Alexander, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl E s Fol-
som nr Nineteenth

Wakefield Charles C, expressman, dwl 275 Minna

Wakefield Henry, teacher music, dwl 304 Third

Wakefield Leland H. (Wakefield d; Co.), res East Oakland

WAKEFIELD SAMUEL B., stockbroker, office 503
Califoniia, dwl 607 Bush

Wakefield William, dwl West End Hotel

Wakefield & Co. (L. H. Wakefield and John Barrows),
coal dealers, office 6 and 8 California

Wakelee Charles H., real estate and mining, office 535
Clay, dwl 1522 Stockton

WAKELEE H. P., druggist, SE cor Montgomery and
Bush, and manager Golden City Chemical Works,
dwl 314 Ellis

Wakeley Charles, dwl 1522 Stockton

Wakeley L. , blacksmith Spring Valley Water W. Co.

Wakeman Alonzo C. Mrs. (widow), dwl 51 Tehama

Wakeman Ernest H. , student, dwl 51 Tehama

Wakeman John, laborer Maine Restaurant, 719 Market,
dwl 536 Sacramento

Walbrook Henry (Walbrook d- Schroder), dwl 214 Davis

Walbrook <& Schroder (Henry Walbi-ook and Henrjf
Schroder), groceries and liquors, 214 Davis

Walburt Henry, laborer Olympic Lodgings

Walch Andreas, porter Frankenthal & Co., dwl 571 How-
ard, rear

Walch James, waiter What Cheer House

Walch. See Walsh, Welch, and Welsh

Walcom George, upholsterer James W. Bumham & Co.,
dwl S s Columbia bet Guerrero and Dolores

Walcom, Gowan & Coffey (Jacob Walcom, J<:dward GoVh,
an and John Coffey), carriagepainters, 851 Market

Walcom Jacob (Walcom, Gowan dr Coffey), dwl 2224 Bush

Walcott , bookkeejier, dwl lllj^ Minna

WAL€OTT ALFKEI> F., agent Cunard Line Steam^
ships from New York to Liverpool, office 419 Califoi"
nia room 12, dwl 1626 Clay

Walcott A. P. , signpainter, 929J Market, and scenic artist
Wade's Opera House

Walcott Asa, musician, dwl 1123 Bush

Walcott Asa Jr., musician, dwl 1123 Bush

Walcott Eddie, sailmaker John S. Blakiston, dwl 8 Clay

Walcott Edward, boilennaker, dwl 158 Clara

Walcott E. E., salesman A. C. Nichols & Co., res Oakland

Walcott George, helper S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl N 8
Sierra nr Kentucky

BEAMISH'S-'Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Markc

;i P. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Walcott J. H., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl SE cor

Pi^lk and Bush
Waldah Gustave, painter, dwl 17 John
Waldeck Charles, valise manufacturer, dwl 220 Shotwell
Waldeck Frederick, barkeeper John Waldeck, NW cor

First and Stevenson
Waldeck Hugo, bookkeeper Reeb & Weidenreich, dwl 502

Bush
WALUE:<'K JOH>f, liquor saloon, KW cor First and

Stevenson
Waldeicr Carl, expressman, SE cor Pine and Kearny, dwl

104(i Folsoni
Waldeier Theodore, bootcrimper, 9 Noble PI
Walden Diederich, clerk, dwl 18 White PI
Walden John, special (Hiliceraan, dwl 944 Howard
Walden Lawrence, painter Alexander Chisholm
WalderOeorjre, baker, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Guerrero
Walder Thoniiis, hostler A. C. Rixlen, dwl 1717 Sac
Waldi Daniel, boarding, SE cor Second and Clementina
Waldie Archibald, driver Clark & Zekind, dwl 1242 Fol
Waldie James W., fruit and produce commission, 203 and

205 Washington, dwl 1242 Folsom
Waldie Mungo, fruits, SEcor Ninth and Mission, dwl 1242

Folsom
Waldmann George J., machinist, dwl 726 Brannan
Waldo Cieorge {(ieonje Waldo A- Co.), dwl 319 Fifth
Waldo George & Co., market, 308 Fifth
Waldo J. R, agent, dwl Overland House
Waldo L(xlging House, Noah M. Gordon proprietor, 733

Market
Waldraff Herman, gardener Miller & Sievers, dwl 26 Erie
Waldron C. F., pfjrter, dwl 1318 Dupont
Waldron Charlea W., compositor Alta California, dwl 404

Geary
Waldron Daniel E., attorney at law, office 320 California,

dwl 6S6 Twentieth
Waldron D. G., musical manager, dwl 926 Market
Waldron Edward, dwl 7 Broadway

Waldron John, policeman Citv Hall, dwl 749 Minna, rear
Waldron R. H., dwl 20 O'Farrell
Waldron R. M., painter, dwl 274 Minna
Waldron William H., compositor Stock Report, dwl 749

Minna
Waldstead A., carrier Abend Post, dwl SW cor Fifth and

Mission
Waldstein A., dwl 627 Bush
Waldstein Abraham, cigar-box manufacturer, 241 King,

and cigars, 634 Fourth, dwl 1915 Howard
Waldstein Louis, carrier Abend Post, dwl 867 Mission
Waldvogel Fred., milkman Edmund H. Knight, dwl 1221

Green
Wales George H., carjjenter, dwl 34 Kearny
Wales James, housepainter, dwl W s Florida bet Butte

and Twentieth
Wales Shadrach A., carpenter, dwl 51 Third
Walford John, oysterman Alfred W. Manning, dwl 6 Vir-
ginia PI
Walford Josephine Mrs., dwl 944 Mission
Walford William W., oyster and chop house, 20 Metro-
politan Market, dwl 1006 Kearnv
Walforth John M., bootmaker, dwl 1322 Pacific
Walheim Joseph, dwl 213 Stevenson
Walich Frank, sausagemaker Mayer Weil, dwl 350 O'Far-
rell
Walk Jean, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kear and Morton

Walker , shipcarpenter Boole & Webster

Walker , watchmaker, dwl 116 Silver

Walker A., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Walker Abner, milkranch, NE cor Wash and Fillmore

Walker A. C, dwl SE cor Turk and Hyde

Walker Adam, laborer David W. Ruggles, res Oakland

Walker Adolphus, capitalist, office 323 Front room 3, dwl

314 Bush
Walker Albert, bootmaker, dwl 9 Minna
Walker Albert R., dentist, office and dwl 799 Mission
Walker Arthur, barkeeper James W^. Hamilton, dwl 1042

Folsom
Walker August, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Walker B., hostler, dwl 433 Turk
Walker Barbara, housekeeper John A. Roy, dwl W 8 San

Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Walker C, driver City R. R.
Walker C. G., bookkeeper bank Wells, Fargo & Co., res

Oakland
Walker Charles, baker, dwl 1016 Jfarket
Walker Charles, solicitor Chicago Hotel
Walker Christopher, fireman, dwl 29 De Boom
Walker Daniel, carpenter, dwl 32 Rausch
Walker Da\'id, porter, dwl 3 Sonoma PI

Walker David J., weigher, dwl E 8 Church nr Twenty-
ninth
Walker David W., insurance agent, dwl 318 Fremont
Walker Earnshaw, woolsorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dwl North Point nr Larkin
Walker Elizabeth Miss, dwl 3 Sonoma PI
Walker E. M., musician, ^wl 315 Minna
Walker Francis, painter, dwl 7 Howard Court
W'alker Frank J., printer Cubcry & Co., dwl 180 Perry
Walker Frank M., with Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 650 How
Walker Frank W., comjwsitor Pacific Methodist, dwl 2012

Folsom
Walker Frederick, foreman Osgood & Stetson, dwl 1705

Jones
Walker George, baker, dwl 414 Union
Walker George, clerk, dwl 621 Bush
Walker George, cook H. J. McQuaid, dwl 324 Minna
Walker George, hostler Eclipse Bakery, dwl 414 Union
Walker George, seaman, dwl 117 Urumm
Walker George, seaman stm Mohongo, Broadway St.

^Vharf
Walker George, weigher, dwl 79 Jessie
Walker George H. {S. <fc G. //. Walker), dwl 1619 Sac
Walker George H., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl

209 Ellis
Walker George T., salesman M. D. Nile, dwl South Park
Walker George W., bootmaker Maynard & Jones, dwl

1335 Pine
Walker George W., cook, dwl 324 Minna
Walker Gustavus, stevedore, dwl 20 Frederick
Walker Harrj', laborer Frederick WTiite, dwl S s Vander-

water bet Mason and Taylor
Walker Henry, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Walker Hugh, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Walker H. W., assayer, dwl 109 Montgomery Block
Walker James, artist, dwl 318 Kearny
Walker James, laborer, dwl 834 Vallejo, rear
Walker James, painter Hopps & Sons
Walker Jaifles, patternmaker John M. Stockman, res

Oakland
Walker James, porter Stable & Bemhard, dwl 848 Vallejo
Walker James D. (Falkiier, Bell ct Co.), res San Rafael
Walker James G. {Frank Dallemand & Co.), res Oakland
Walker Jane (widow), dwl 3 Sonoma PI
Walker Jeremiah R., carpenter and jobber, dwl 1011 Fol
Walker J. H., machinehand Sanborn & Byrnes
Walker John, driver Potrero and Bay View R. R., dwl W

8 Kentucky nr Yolo
Walker John, expressman, SW cor Broadway and Davis,

dwl 3 Broadway
Walker John, expressman, SE cor Market and Beale, dwl

W 8 Church bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Walker John, wines and liquors, 102 Steuart, dwl 103

Steuart
Walker John G., ornamental plasterer Samuel Kellett,

Walker John J., clerk F. B. Taylor & Co., dwl 143 Third
Walker J. M. (J. M. Walker & Co.), res Oakland
M'ALKEK J. M. & CO. {Alexander Austin and

Jennings S. Cox), stockbrokers, office 303 Mont
Walker Joseph, driver City R. R. Co., dwl 227 Fifteenth
Walker Joseph W., mariner, dwl 621 Mason
Walker K., salesman, dwl 34 Eddy
Walker Louis, milkman, dwl 429 Pine
Walker MvTon P. , secretary Trust Fund Association and

General Ins. Agency, office 320 California
Walker Oscar V., speculator, dwl 318^ Capp
Walker P., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Walker Richard T. , cigars and tobacco, California Theater,

dwl 209 Ellis
Walker Robert, dwl 12 Hampton PI
Walker Robert, clerk, dwl 319 Ellis
Walker Robert A. , stevedore, dwl 1119 Filbert
Walker R. W., bellman Palace Hotel
Walker S., dwl 106 Post
Walker S. & G. H., carpenters and builders, office 516

Kearny
Walker Sarah Miss, ladies' hairdresser, dwl 209 Ellis
Walker Samuel H., photographer George D. Morse, dwl

1013 Market
Walker Samuel P., assistant sergeant-at-arms S. F. Stock

and Exchange Board, dwl 1007 Minna
Walker Septan, laborer, dwl 828 Broadway
Walker Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 12 Ellis
Walker Seth (S. <t G. H. Walker), dwl 1619 Sacramento,
Walker Thomas C, captain stm Alice Garratt, Front St.

Wharf
Walker Thomas J. , plumber and gasfltter George Kenney,

dwl 118 Post

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.'.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery. 'J

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Walker Tniman G., carpenter, 1011 Folsom, dwl 431

Clementina
Walker Walter, dwl 14 Ellis
Walker William, bricklayer, dwl 24 Sixth
Walker William, laborer, dwl 209 Ellis
Walker William, watennan, dwl 79 Jessie
Walker William C, chief engineer Tide Land Reclama-
tion Co., office 328 Montgimery room 18, dwl 2116
Lark in
Walker William H., laborer, dwl 50 Natoma
Walker William H., secretarj' S. F. Produce Exchange and
commercial reporter Examiner, dwl SE cor Jones and
Greenwich
Walker William H., millhand, dwl 634 Pacific
AValker William, foreman packing house Wilson, Merry &

Co., dwl 2207 Steiner
Walker William L. , teamster Ten-Cent Parcel Delivery

Co., dwl 1601 Turk
Walker W. W., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1013

Stockton
Walkerly John, salesman Bowen Brothers, dwl SW cor

Montgomerj' and Vallejo
Walkerly Martin, capitalist, dwl Russ House
Walkerly William, capitalist, dwl Russ House
Walkington George F., with Locke & Montague, dwl 809

Twentieth
Walkington Samuel B. (Walkington <t' Wag7ier), dwl 809

Twentieth
Walkington Thomas G., superintendent South Point

Warehouse, dwl 809 Twentieth
Walkington & Wagner (Saimisl B. Walkington and Joseph

Wagner), machine works, 109 and 111 Mission
Walkmeister Paul, cabinetmaker, dwl 132 Seventh
Walkup Francis M., cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture

Co., dwl 65 Howard
Walkup Ward B., mapmoimter William D. Walkup, dwl

214 Seventh
Walkup William D., map and chartmounter, 540 Clay

dwl 214 Seventh
Wall A. H., teamster Paeific Transfer Co., dwl Winchester

Hotel
Wall August, agent, dwl 321 Third, rear
Wall B. (widow), dwl 515 Taylor

Wall Charles, bookkeeper A. Finke, dwl 823 Montgomery
Wall Charles J., hostler Van Nostrand & Co., dwl 19 Caro-
line
Wall Christopher, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Wall Clement J., cook Isthmus House, 54 First
Wall David, laborer Cal. Grain Warehouse, dwl 14 Blux-

ome
Wall Edward, dwl 930 Folsom
Wall Edward, boilemiaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Wall Edward, second steward Palace Hotel
Wall Edward, student Heald's Business College
Wall G., driver Market St. R. R.
Wall Gus., jjianist Church's Atheneum, 25 Geary
Wall H. E., dwl 32 Fourth
Wall James, boilemiaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 1

Sheridan
Wall James, machinist, dwl 34 Harriet
Wall James E., blacksmith Dumiigan & O'Dea dwl 4

Russ '

Wall Jesse S., merchant, office 414 Front, res Oakland
Wall John, packer S.W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl W s Fair

Oaks bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Wall John, pilot, dwl 1111 Montgomery
Wall John, selector Ackerman Brothers, dwl 177 Clara
Wall John J., teamster, 705 Dupont, dwl 1314 Jackson
Wall Joseph G. (Hobhs, Pomeroy X- Co.), res Crescent

City
Wall J. S., dwl 636 Commercial
Wall Louisa Miss, dressmaker, dwl 33 Hinckley
Wall Mary (widow), dwl 17 Amia
Wall Michael, salesman, dwl 12 Heron
Wall Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 321 Clementina
Wall Patrick, dwl 528 Pacific
Wall Peter, agent, dwl 1020 Filbert
Wall Robert, dwl 40 Natoma
Wall Street Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal )

Dwight K. Tripp secretary, office 401 Cal rooni 10
Wall Thomas, confectioner D. Hirschfeld & Co. dwl

Bootz's Hotel '

Wall Thomas, poultrjTanch, E s San Bruno Road nr

Twenty-ninth
Wall Thomas G., engineer John Sullivan, dwl 22 Minna
Wall Thomas H., draj-man, dwl 1906 Leavenworth
Wall Thomas P. {Dermott ,t- W.), dwl 272 Minna
Wall William, laborer, dwl 917 Sansom
Wall William, weigher ^tna Iron Works, dwl 238i Perry

Wallace Andrew, carpenter, dwl 60 Shipley
Wallace Andrew, shipcalker, dwl 5 Grand"Pl nr Filbert
Wallace Brothers {George and James), tea, coffee, etc..
207 Sixth '

VVallace C, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Wallace Catherine Mrs., dwl 414 Jones
Wallace Charles, fireman stm Enterprise, Market St.

Wharf
Wallace Charles D., policeman City Hall, dwl 419 Powell
Wallace Daniel, carpenter, dwl 122 Ellis
Wallace David, mate stm Fideleter, Pacific St.Wbarf
Wallace E. A., printer, dwl 784 Folsom
Wallace E. W., carpenter, dwl 771 Harrison
Wallace George (Wallace Brothers), dwl Grand Hotel
VV allace George, calker Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steu
Wallace George, engineer, dwl W s Ferrie nr Point Lobos

Av
Wallace George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
WALL.4CE GEORGE, president Savage Mining Co.,
office Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery room 15 dwl
17 South Park '

Wallace George, sailmaker, dwl 127 Jackson
Wallace George, shipcarpenter, dwl 319 Green
Wallace Henry, coachdriver, NE cor Pacific and Sansom
Railroad House '

Wallace J., salesman, dwl 419 O'Farrell
Wallace Jacob, actor Palaee Opera House, dwl 419 Powell
Wallace James (Wallace Brothers), dwl Grand Hotel
Wallace James, dyer Mission Woolen MiUs, dwl 301 Six-
teenth
Wallace James, carpenter, dwl 24^ Howard Court
Wallace James, foreman Edward B. Gethin, dwl NE cor

Lombard and Kearny
Wallace James, laborer Charles Bernard, dwl 421 Green-
wich
Wallace James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Wallace James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 228

Valencia
Wallace James B., laborer, dwl N s Twenty-second nr

Guerrero
Wallace James H. (Clunie, Barker <t Co.), dwl 24 Russ
Wallace John, blacksmith Herlihy & Murphy, dwl 909

Batterj', rear
Wallace John, jobprinter, 734 Mont, dwl 1315* Pacific
Wallace John, laborer, dwl 246 Clara
Wallace John, painter, dwl 907 Folsom
Wallace John, policeman City Hall, dwl 261 Tehama
Wallace John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Wallace John, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Wallace John, stevedore Chase & Wolf, dwl Sansom bet

Vallejo and Green, rear
Wallace John M., laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 245

Clara
Wallace John R., carpenter, dwl 2221 Pine
Wallace Joseph, butcher Miller & Lux, dwl cor First Av

and Kentucky, South S. F.
Wallace Joseph W., pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 417

Clementina
Wallace L. L., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills
Wallace Lucy A. Mrs., dressmaking, 1517 Polk
Wallace Margaret (widow), dwl 1903 Dupont
Wallace Mary (widow), dwl 21 Langton, rear
Wallace M. J., cajatain bktn Eureka, Pier 9 Steuart
Wallace Oliver V., carpenter, dwl W s Georgia nr Sierra
Wallace Patrick J., machinist Union Iron Works dwl 8

Telegraph PI
Wallace Richard R., clerk Pacific Bank, dwl 421 Ellis
Wallace Robert, calker Boole & Webster
Wallace Robert, patternmaker, dwl 1719 Jones
Wallace R. W., salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., res Oak-
land
Wallace S. S., dwl 104 Taylor
Wallace Thomas, dwl 5 Grand PI nr Filbert
Wallace Thomas, office 330 Pine room 24, res Oakland
Wallace Thomas, bootmaker, dwl 21 Langton, rear
Wallace Thomas, captain stm Salinas, Pacific St. Wharf
Wallace Thomas, laborer, dwl 21 Scott PI
Wallace Thomas, laborer National Hotel
Wallace Urieh, dwl 1517 Polk

Wallace Waller, clerk Wilson & Wilson, dwl 2345 Howard
Wallace Walter, dwl 421 Greenwich
Wallace William (Rijan Jc W.), dwl SW cor Third and

Everett
Wallace William, helper Holland & Ruppel, dwl 641 Jessie
Wallace William, baker, dwl 1517 Polk
Wallace William, calker, dwl 127 Bay
Wallace William, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl NW cor

Lyon and Geary
Wallace William, live stock dealer, dwl 822 Bush

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Proptr.

'. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, EstalDllshed 1862.

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iVallace William, real-estate agent, dwl 508 Howard

iVallace William, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

TV'allaoe William, sailniaker Harding & Brann, dwl 1716

Leavenworth
iVallace William H. {Sisson. W. .t Co.), dwl 719 Post
iVallace William H., shoemaker, dwl 2112 Powell
^ iVallace William P. (Ilaiuon, Ackergon ib Co.), res Red-

wtxid City, San Mateo Ca
*<)§iVallace William T., chief j\isticc Supreme Court of Cali-
fornia, chambers C40 Clay, dwl 421 Ellis
Wallace William W., real-estate agent, dwl 508 Howard
iVallace. See Wallis

^allach A. & E. (Abraham and Edward), importers
fancy poods, 120 Sutter
^ iiVallach Abraham (A . <t- E. Wallach), res New York
^^» Vallach Adolph, salesman A. & E. Wallach, dwl Grand
Hotel
iVallaoh Edward (A . ,fc E. Wallach), res New York
Yallender A. (>., dwl Franklin Hotel
A^allenfels Francis Mrs., dressmaking, 112 Taylor
Vallenfcls Frederick, dwl 112 Taylor
iVallenriKl George, solicitor Morning Call, dwl E s York

bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Vallenstein Henry, seaman, dwl s" a Jackson bet Drumm

and Davis
Vallenstein Julius, salesman David Samuels, dwl 514J

Fell

Valler Anne (widow), liquor saloon, 351 Third
Valler C. & Brother (ChrMian and Clax(s Waller), gro-
ceries and liquors, SE cor Oak and Gough
Valler Christian (C. Waller a.- Brother), dwl W s Gough

bet Oak and Page
Valler Claus (G. Waller & Brother), dwl SE cor Oak and

Gough

Smaller Edward J., carpenter, dwl 317 Eighth
Valler Feist J., dwl 915 OTarrell
¥aller James, dwl 19 Taylor
Valler James, clerk, dwl 219 Tj-ler
Valler John C. {W. H. Winp d- Co.), dwl 1817 Jessie
Valler Leopold P. F., life insurance, mining, and pur-
chasing agent, office 426 California, dwl 1928 Sac
Valler Walter C, printer, dwl 156 Third
Vallerstein Louis, salesman Shirek & Co., dwl 19 John
Galley Charles C. , car[>enter and builder, dwl 15 Gilbert
Yallgren Agnes (widow), dressmaker, dwl 913 Sutter
Tallin Nels, tailor, dwl 11 William
Vallingford Elbridge, expressman, cor California and

Davis, dwl 526 Filbert
Vallis George H., salesman A. S. Hallidie, dwl 1925

Sutter

^'allis Hermann, rigger, dwl 36 Tehama
Vallis John, baker, dwl 70 Tehama
Vallis John, laborer, dwl 312 Vallejo, rear

allis. See Wallace
KTallmann Bi^do, manuf spiral spring padlocks, 417 Mis-
sion, dwl 26 O'Farrell
'allmann Christian (Wallmann <fe Brother), dwl 1007

Clay
allmann Julius (ir(i??Tn<J7i7i <f- Brother), dwl 26 O'Farrell
allmann Richard, clerk Henry Lehrke, dwl SE cor Mar-
iposa and Indiana
allmann Rudolf, dwl 25 Morton
allmann & Brother {Chrintian and Julius Wallmann),

■watchmakers and jewelers, 212 Montgomer}'
'allraff Jacob, barber Charles Mercier, dwl 1704 Polk
alls August, brassmolder Pac. Brass Foundry, dwl IS

First
'alls Augustine, musician, dwl 628 Howard
alls John, mining, dwl 230 Second
'alls John, salesman David Porter, dwl 549J Tehama bet

Fifth and Sixth
'alls L. B., second officer Pacific Mall S. S. City of Tokio
'alls Thomas G., dwl 22 Minna
'alltower David, laborer, dwl 12 Bartol
'ally August, hostler Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232

Second
Wmsley Robert, bootmaker, 957 Folsom
'almsley William W., plumber and gasfitter, 923J Mar-
ket, dwl E s Webster bet Ellis and O'Farrell
'alpert Henry, driver Miller & Lux
HTalrath Austin, merchandisebroker and manager Provi-
dence Gold and Silver Mining Co., office 402 Front,
_ dwl Windsor House
(Valrath Robert H., bookkeeper John Skinker, res Oak-

land

dValroos Charles, carpenter, dwl 16 Washington
Walsh Alexander, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Walsh Andreas, porter Frankenthal & Co., dwl 571 How-
ard, rear

Walsh Andrew, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 609 How-
ard, rear

Walsh .\ndrew Jr., mariner, dwl 46 Clementina

Walsh Annie (widow), dwl 2(>4J Minna

Walsh Annie J. (wid<iw), dwl 146 Eleventh

Walsh Arthur, carpenter, dwl 27^ Clinton

Walsh Charles J., porter Barry & Patten, dwl N s Geary
bet Devisiulero and Broderick

Walsh Daniel, janitor Custom House, dwl 366 Clem

Walsh Daniel, teamster Patrick Lynch, dwl 610 Larkin

Walsh D. v., teamster Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dwl cor
Elm Av and Polk

Walsh Edward, boilemiaker, dwl 308 Tehama

Walsh Edward, foreman Battery St, Bonded Warehouse,
dwl 1028 Jackson

Walsh Edward, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana

Walsh Edward, porter Fleishman, Sichel & Co., dwl W s
Shotwell nr Twenty -third

Walsh Edward B., laborer, dwl W s Devisadero bet O'Far-
rell and Gears'

Walsh Edward U'., gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, dwl 23
Everett

Walsh Edward L, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl Steven-
son nr Twentieth

Walsh Elizabeth Miss, nurse, dwl 325 Minna

Walsh Ellen (widow), dwl 1 Rausch

Walsh Eugene, laborer Thompson & Lord, dwl Railroad
House •

Walsh George, second mate ship Washington Libby, Front
St. Wharf

Walsh George, seaman, dwl 234 Folsom

Walsh Hannah (widow), dwl 23 Perry

Walsh Hannah Mrs. , dwl 422 Drumm

Walsh Henry, horsetrainer, dwl W s First Av nr Fulton

Walsh J., driver Market St. R. R.

Walsh James, dwl 406 Broadway

Walsh James, dwl G73j Clementina

Walsh James, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl Eight-
eenth bet Noe and Castro

Walsh James, caqjenter, dwl llOJ Freelon

Walsh James, clerk, dwl S63n^ Market

Walsh James, clerk E. Cahilf & Co., dwl 631 Ellis

Walsh James, coachman Louis McLane, 438 Brj-ant

Walsh James, expressman, cor Third and Folsom, dwl 7
Hubbard, rear

Walsh James, expressman, 801 Dupont, dwl 331 Jessie

Walsh James, gaslighter Palace Hotel, dwl 419 Chestnut

Walsh James, janitor, 320 Sansom

Walsh James, junk dealer, dwl N s Twenty-fifth nr
Church

Walsh James, laborer, dwl 18 Reed

Walsh James, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwlN s Towns-
end bet Second and Third

Walsh James, laborer Glasgow Iron and Metal Importing
Co.

Walsh James, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island

Walsh James, laborer McCormick, Lewis & Co., dwl 308
Folsom

Walsh James, liquor saloon, N s Larkin bet Chestnut and
Lombard

Walsh James, maltster Lyon & Co., dwl 2114 Mason, rear

Walsh James, watchman Bay View Distillery, dwl Rail-
road Av nr O, South S. F.

Walsh James C, stevedore, dwl 14 Laskie

Walsh James J., carj^enter, dwl 675 Clementina, rear

Walsh James J., cooper Rudolph Armstrong, dwl 930 Clay

Walsh James J., porter, dwl 1067 Market

Walsh John, dwl 60 Jessie

Walsh John (Minor <i Walsh), dwl NE cor Leavenworth
and Tyler

Walsh John, carpenter, dwl 214 Broadway

Walsh John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.

Walsh John, hamessmaker William Cosbie, dwl 68 Jessie

Walsh John, laborer, dwl 549 Jessie

Walsh John, laborer, dwl 512 Mission

Walsh John, laborer, dwl 821 Vallejo

Walsh John, laborer, dwl W s York bet Solano and Butte

Walsh John, laborer, dwl W s Dolores nr Twenty-first

Walsh John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge

Walsh John, shoemaker, dwl 7 Sherwood PI

Walsh John, tailor Adolph Morris, dwl 27 Minna

Walsh John, waiter S. S. Los Angeles, Pacific St. Wharf

Walsh John, weigher, dwl 37 Minna

Walsh John F., hostler Pinto & Co., dwl 24 Morton

Walsh John W., barber Huck & Hockbrunn, 440 Third

Walsh John W., special policeman, dwl 1108 Grant nr
Presidio

Walsh Joseph, dwl Franklin Hotel

AMES (j. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street,

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and M

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Walsh Joseph, carpenter S. S. Culverwell, 24 California
Walsh J. T., clerk Madison & Burke, dwl Thirtieth nr

Mission
Walsh Lawrence, hackman, dwl 425 Clementina
WaLsh M., hostler Minor & Walsh, dwl NE cor Leaven-
worth and Tyler
Walsh Slargaret, domestic Edward LeBreton, 327 Ellis
Walsh Margaret, with Bidelea Kennedy, dwl 34 Tyler
Walsh Martin, driver Bay City Soda Water Co.,' dwl 15

Pearl
Walsh Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 32 Silver
Walsh Mary, saleswoman Palmer Brothers, dwl 429 Sixth
Walsh Marj' Miss, dwl 317 Tyler

Walsh Mary Mrs., liquor saloon and boarding, 422 Drumm
Walsh Mathew, shoemaker James Matthews, dwl 279

Stevenson
Walsh Maurice B., barkeeper John T. Kelley, dwl 531 Na-

toma
Walsh M. H., seaman stm Senator, Broadway St. Wharf
Walsh Micha«l, blacksmith, dwl N s Ellis bet Webster and

Fillmore
Walsh Michael, boots and shoes, 27 Third, dwl 1139 Mis-
sion
Walsh Michael, branch bakery, 1905 Hyde
Walsh Michael, carpenter, dwl California Av bet Howard

and Folsom, Bernal Heights
Walsh Michael, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwi 9 Austin
Walsh Michael, laborer, dwl 442 Jessie
Walsh Jlichael, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co., dwl 512

Fourth
Walsh Michael, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Goat Island
Walsh Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Ellis

bet Websrer and Fillmore
Walsh Michael, peddler, dwl SW cor Utah and El Dorado
Walsh Michael, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Walsh Michael, stonecutter Holmes & Dawson, dwl 2

Glover
Walsh Michael, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Walsh Michael, vamisher Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

615 Gough
Walsh Michael, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,

dwl 1224 Green
Walsh Michael F., boots and shoes, 905 Market, dwl 620

Stevenson
Walsh Morris, housepainter Wason & Morris
Walsh M. T. Miss, teacher Shotwell St. Primary School,

dwl 1031 Dolores
Walsh O. F., ironmolder Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 738J

Clementina
Walsh P., driver Market St. R. R.
Walsh Patrick, dwl 17 Fourth

Walsh Patrick, carpenter, dwl W s Valencia nr Fifteenth
Walsh Patrick, expressman, dwl 647 Stevenson
Walsh Patrick, peddler, dwl E s York bet Twenty-third

and Twenty-fourth
Walsh Patrick G., teamster James McLaughlin, dwl 571

Howard, rear
Walsh Patrick J., teamster McKenna & Greany, dwl 212

Washington
Walsh Patrick M., steward, dwl 12 Allen
Walsh Peter, clerk, dwl Atlantic House
Walsh Peter, laborer Robert B. Wj-man, dwl Green Court

nr Howard
Walsh Peter, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 706 Na-

toma
Walsh Peter, tailor J. L. Brooks, dwl 1910 Buchanan
Walsh P. F., dwl 115 Turk
Walsh R. Mrs., fancy goods, 360 Third
Walsh Richard, dwl 333 Minna
Walsh Richard, miller, dwl 923 Greenwich
Walsh Richard, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Walsh Richard, teamster Smith, Cutter & Co., dwl Perry

nr Fourth
Walsh Richard A., foreman gilder Snow & May, dwl 21

Kearny
Walsh R. j., dwl Morton House

Walsh R. J., salesman Tobin,Davisson & Co., dwl 10 Ellis
Walsh Samuel, real estate, dwl 631 Ellis
Walsh Simon T., real-estate agent, office 420 Montgomery

room 6, dwl 444 Guerrero
Walsh Stephen C, salesman Henry Burr Howell, dwl 1424

Howard
Walsh T., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Walsh Theresa, nurse City and County Hospital
Walsh Thomas, cigars and tobaccq, 123 Sixth
Walsh Thomas, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
837 Folsom

Walsh Thomas, deputy superintendent streets, dwl SI

cor Sixteenth and Second Av
Walsh Thomas, porter Forbes Brothers, dwl W s Fron

bet Broadway and Vallejo
Walsh Thomas, salesman Kennedy & Brennan, dwl 54

Mission
Walsh Thomas, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
Walsh Thomas A., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl I

Vassar PI
Walsh Thomas F., boots and shoes, 1118 Folsom
Walsh Thomas J., foreman C. Jag. King of Wm. & Co.

dwl 621 Pine
Walsh Thomas M., mariner, dwl 626 Ash Av
Walsh Timothy, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl cor Bry

ant and Bryant Av
Walsh Walter Mrs. (widow), dwl 768 Mission
Walsh Walter A., plumber Charles Waters, dwl 725 Ear
Walsh William, dwl N s Twenty-fifth nr Mission
Walsh William, agent, dwl 1502 Leavenworth
Walsh William, blacksmith Nelson & Doble, dwl 221)

Clara
Walsh William, laborer, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Walsh William, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory

dwl cor North Point and Larkin
Walsh William, machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwl 17a

Stevenson
Walsh William, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Walsh William, policeman City Hall, dwl 7 Mont Court
Walsh William, stonemason, dwl 1121 Mission
Waish William, tailor John Whalen, dwl 130 Post
Walsh William, watchman stm Ancon, Broadway St

Wharf
Walsh William A., carpenter, dwl 608 O'Farrell
Walsh William D., painter, dwl 1427 California
Walsh William E., carpenter, dwl 18 Frederick
Walsh William J., grocer, dwl 933 Folsom
Walsh William J., stockcutter D. W. Emerson, dwl

Clara
Walsh W. T., painter and paperhanger, dwl 531 Lmden
Walsh. See Walch, Welch, and Welsh .

Walsher P. H., hairdresser Henry W. Stable, dwl 518
Bush '

Walskey Hyman, dry-goods dealer, dwl 304 Seventh
Walsleber Jacob, laborer, dwl 108 Dora
Walter Adolph, seaman schr Anne, Bulkhead bet Jack-
son and Pacific
Walter August, musician, dwl 2217 Leavenworth
Walter August C, hamesscleaner Hugh McGlinn, dwl

126 Fourth
Walter A. Wood Mowing and Reaping Machine Co,,

Frank Bros, k Co., agents, 349 Market
Walter C, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Walter Christian, dwl 22 White PI
Walter Conrad, brewer, dwl Sacramento Hotel
Walter David N. (D. N. <t £. Walter <L' Co.), dwl SW cOT

Gough and Sutter
WALTER D. N. rf; E. «ft CO. (David N. Emanuel,
Hervmn N. Moritz, Isaac JV. and Isidore Walter),
importers and wholesale carpets, oil cloths, uphol-
stery goods, and paperhangings, NW cor Batt^eiy
and Market
Walter Emanuel (D. N. d: E. Walter & Co.), res Eurwpe
Walter Emma Mrs., branch bakery, 1321 Stockton
Walter George (Walter J; Co.), dw'l 308 Fifth
Walter G. F., bookkeeper William Ehrenpfort, dwl 4tl
Bush - i

Walter G. F. Mrs., theatrical and masquerade costumeM
417 Bush 75

Walter G. Forrest (G. Forrest Walter & Co.), dwl 133^
California , j

WALTER «. FORREST «t; CO. (Christian Zinnt^j
merchant tailors, 611 Sacramento 1

Walter Henry, driver F. Fortmann & Co., dwl 267 Tft^

hama
Walter Herman, carbuilder N. B. & Mission R. R., dwl

Ritch, rear
Walter Herman N. (D. N. & E. Walter <fc Co.), dwl

cor Gough and Sutter
Walter Isaac N. (D. N. Jk E. Walter A Co.), dwl SW

Gough and Sutter
Walter Isidore (D. N. <t E. Walter <t- Co.), dwl 310 S
Walter James, fanner, dwl 408 Capp
Walter J. D. , manager supers Wade's Opera House
Walter John, seaman, dwl 219 Main
Walter Julia (widow), dwl 6i Dale
Walter J. W., carpenter Cal." Planing Mills
Walter Max (Walter ,b MarcM*c), dwl 951 Harrison
Walter Max, clerk, dwl 6^ Dale

BEAMISH'S—Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Markfl

tal

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Walter Moritz (D. K. <t E. Walter d- Co.), res New York
Walter Otto, printer Headquarters Military Division Pa-
cific, res Oakland
Walter P. H., barber, dwl .'■>12 Bush, rear
Walter Phlliii, brewer, dwl \61i Mission
Walter Simon, foreman Simon WolflF, res Oakland
Walter Theoiihilus Vivian, note teller London and San

Francisco Bank, dwl 49 South Park
Walter Thomas, salesman, 414 Sacramento, dwl 951 Har
Walter W., doorkeeper Ocrman Hospital, 427 Bratman
Walter William, baker, dwl 3:« Bush
Walter William, laborer John A. Shaber &, Co., dwl 112

Dupont
Walter & Co. (Gt'orqe Walter and John Dcnhard), pork-
packers, 308 Fifth
Walter & Marcuse (^Max Walter), importers Boonekamp

and ag'ents Gennan Army Bitters, 414 Sacramento
Walters Andrew .!., mason new City Hall, dwl 22 Turk
Walters C, dwl C14 Kearny
Walters David, dwl ."iSC Sacramento
Walters David, bootmaker, 432 Pacific
Walters Frederick, painter Swan & Brooke, dwl 870 Fol
Walt-ers Henry, driver Pacific Brewery, dwl 274 Tehama
Waltci-s .Tames, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Walters John, dwl 3S Natoma
Walters John, dwl 148 Silver
Walters Louise Miss, dressmaker, dwl 924 Stockton
Walters William, dwl 4 Kate
Walters William, seaman sloop Elcy J. Cline, Washington

St. Wharf
Walterstein Frank, barkeeper Henry Schmidt, dwl 41 Min

Waltham , calker Middlemas & Boole, pier 19 Steu

Walther Augfust, musician Maguire's Opera House, dwl

2217 Leavenworth
Walther Frederick, market, SE cor Eighth and Brj'ant,

dwl 1115 Howard
Walther Frederick G., compositor California Journal and

Sonntaifs Oast, dwl 17 John
Walther Jacob, musician, dwl 619 Pacific
Walthers Marj' (widow), proprietress West End House,

W s San .Jos(5 Road nr County Line
Walthour Christian, porter William F. Nelson, dwl 625

Davis
Walthour David, miner, dwl 614 Kearny
Walthour D. F. , laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Walthour John F., boatbuilder John D. Griffin, dwl NE

cor Pierce and Eddy
Waltman N., dyer Mission Woolen Mills
Walton AlbertG., caqjenter Charles L. Tilden, dwl 515

Stockton
Walton Augustin, patternmaker Union Iron Works, dwl
. 907 Folsom
Walt<in Charles S., clerk Joseph M. Shotwell, dwl 1114

Jackson
Walton Charles S., melter Pac. Refinerj' and Bullion Ex-
change, res Oakland
Walton Cornelius F., plasterer, dwl cor Sierra and Louisi-
ana
Walton Daniel, laborer George H.WTiitney, 114 Steuart
Walton Elizabeth M. Mrs., artist, studio 850 Market, dwl

1024 Powell
Walton Frank N., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 1114

Jackson
Walton Frederic A., clerk California Insurance Co., res

Alameda
Walton George, mason, dwl 22 Turk
Walton George N., compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl

1137 Harrison
Walton J., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Brannan

bet Sixth and Seventh
Walton James, patternmaker, dwl 907 Folsom
Walton Jesse, clerk Pac. Refinery and Bullion Exchange,

res Oakland
Walton J. R., fruit dealer, 13 Fourth, dwl 408 Tehama
Walton N. C, roofing, asphaltum, and varnishes, 219

Mission
Walton Nelson C. Jr., bookkeeper Jamea S. Kennedy, dwl

30 SUnly PI
Walton P. J., contractor, dwl 606 Fourth
Walton Richard N., carpenter and builder, 1137 Harrison
Walton Robert, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Walton S., dwl 22 Turk
Walton W., carpenter, dwl 515 Stockton
Walton William F. Mrs., dwl 1114 Jackson
Walts G.W., New York Cider manufactorj', 925 Folsom,

dwl 148 Sixth
Waltz Otto, tailor, dwl 1031 Dupont
Waltze Robert, laborer A. ¥. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Walwick James, painter, dwl 260 Clara

Walwork William, moulder, dwl 722 Harrison

Walworth James J., mastenuariner, dwl W s Shotwell nr
Twenty-sixth

Walz Frederick, minstrel Maguire's Opera House, dwl 15
Ellis

Walzeii Joseph, brewer with O. Fauss & Co., dwl SE cor
Mission and Nineteenth

Walzer John, baker John Altemus, dwl W s Folsom nr
Twenty-second

Wamel Avan, cabinetmaker Rolland & Fisher, dwl 812
Filbert

Wampock , cigars and tobacco, dwl 719 Clay

Wanohan Charles, mariner, dwl 18 Washington

Wand U. Mrs., dwl 20 Mason

Wand Samuel {Wand & Co.) dwl 212 Sixth

Wand Thomas N., capitalist, office 404 Front, res Oak-
land

Wand William P., assistant bookkeeper Ledden, Whipple
«fc Co., res Oakland

Wand & Co. {Samuel Wa7id), dry and fancy-goods, 212
Sixth

Wands James S., hairdresser Heider &Co.,dwl 105 Ridley

Wanek Edward, ladies' hairdressing saloon and manufac-
turer and importer human hair, 116 Post, dwl 72
Everett

Wanek James, porter American Clock Co. , dwl 9 Jansen

VVangemann R., pianotuner Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl 108
Powell

Wangenheim Amiel {Warujenheim, Sternheim <fc Co.),
dwl 328 Eddy

Wangenheim Henry {Dohrmann cfe Co.), dwl 609 Eddy

WAXGENHEm SOL. A CO. (Juda Newman), man-
ufacturers cider, vinegar, pickles, and preserves, 126
California

Wangenheim Solomon {Sol. Wangenheim & Co.), dwl 433
Tyler

Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co. {Sainuel Sternheim and
Amiel Watigenheim), importers crockery, glassware,
etc. , 129 Sansom

Wangenmacher John, dwl 423 Bush

Wanger Joseph, cook Emerson Corville & Co^ dwl 837
Pacific

Wankowski William, tailor Charles Dorsch, dwl 909
Kearny

Wann Peter, dwl 177 Clara

Wanna James, painter, dwl 164 Jessie

Wannenmiicher Martin, brewer, dwl S s Elm Av bet Turk
and Tyler

Wannenmacher Rnvert {Wannenmacher d: Kronenberg),
dwl NE cor Franklin and McAllister

Wannenmacher & Kronnenberg {Rupert Wannenmacher
and Frederick Kronnenberg), proprietors United
States Brewery, NE cor Franklin and McAllister

Wanner William, barber Pius Wetzel, dwl 235 Minna

Wansky P'rancis, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 5 Reed PI

Wanson Robert, waiter Palace Hotel

Wanz John D., market, NW cor Twenty-fourth and Co-
lumbia

Wanzer L. M. F. (widow), dwl 303 Lombard

Wanzer M. L., carj^enter, dwl 107 Twenty-sixth

Waper William, farmer, dwl 529 Pine

Wappel Charles, waiter Michael Wappel, dwl 206 Fourth

Wappel Michael, restaurant, 204 and 206 Fourth, dwl 323
Jessie

Wappel Peter Mrs. (widow), dwl 767 Harrison

Wappner Henry, woolsorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
torj% dwl cor Montgomery Av and Lombard

War Eagle Mining Co. (Idaho), Louis Kaplan secretary,
office 27 Merchants' Exchange

Warburton Anne M. Mrs., dressmaker, 934 Folsom

Warburton Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 142J Fourth

Warburton James, molder, dwl 934 Folsom

Warburton John, teamster George H. Haley, cor Steiner
and Greenwich

Warburton Joseph, secretary Sunny Vale Homestead As-
sociation, office 507 Montgomery, dwl 142^ Fourth

Warburton M., expressman, dwl 314 Ritch

Warburton Samuel, teamster Smith, Cutter & Co., dwl
Perry nr Fourth

Ward A. (widow), lodgings, 1503 Pine

Ward A. H. (widow), dwl 1121 Sacramento

Ward Albert, broommaker Thomas Ward, dwl 25 Stone

Ward Albert C, capitalist, dwl 1310 Larkin

Ward Andrew J., barber, 522 Pacific, dwl 1412 Powell

Ward Ann (widow), dwl 1121 Filbert

Ward B. Mrs., dwl 9 Bernard

Ward B., waiter stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf

Ward Barney, bellman Grand Hotel

Ward Bartholomew, dwl 2107 California

STEELE'S Cjlycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomei

WAR

820

WAR

Ward Beecher Consolidated Mill and Mininff Co. (A\Tiite
Pine, Nev.), David T. Jennings secretary, office 401
California
Ward Bernard, longshoreman, dwl S s Union bet Calhoun

and Sansom
Ward Bridf^et (widow), nurse, dwl 113 Shipley
Ward Charles, carpenter, dwl 619 Minna
Ward Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 22 Dupont
Ward Charles B., musician, dwl 1522 Stockton
Ward Charles H., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Sal-
vador
Ward Christopher, tailor P. S. Molony, dwl 367 Jessie
W.4R» D.4\IIEL W., druggist, NW c(5r Polk and

Pine, dwl 1400 Polk
Ward D. Henshaw, capitalist, office Nevada Block, 309

Montgomery room 19, res Oakland
Ward Edward, gardener, dwl W s Van Ness Av bet Jack-
son and Pacific Av
Ward Edward, longshoreman, dwl 115 William
Ward Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl 620 Washington
Ward Ellis Silver Mining Co. "(White Pine, Nev.), John M.

Buffington secretary', office 309 California
Ward Eulalie Sister, treasurer Catholic Orphan Asylum,

dwl Sixteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Ward Francis, dwl NE cor Berry and Madden
Ward Francis '., dwl SE cor Steiner and Tyler
Ward Francis J., porter What Cheer House, dwl 540 How
Ward Francis M., bookkeeper GJeorge W. Granniss, 43

Montgomery Block, dwl 643 Folsom
Ward Frank, clerk James Lick Trust, dwl Lick House
Ward Frank, ironfounder John G. lis
AVard Frank, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Ward Frank P., carpenter Henry J. McLerie, dwl NW cor

Polk and Market
Ward Frederick S., clerk C. P. Van Shaack & Co., dwl

2107 California
Ward George, mason, dwl N s Market bet Seventh and

Eighth
Ward George, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Ward George B., broommaker Thomas Ward, dwl 27

Drumm
Ward George H.,brassmolderWeed & Kingwell, dwl 1315

Sacramento
Ward George J., foreman Sol.Wangenheim &Co., dwl 132

Oak
Ward George J. Jr., clerk Sol.Wangenheim & Co., dwl

132 Oak
Ward George W. , check clerk Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Co., dwl 209 Union
Ward Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),

Joseph Maguire secretary, office 419 Cal room 26
Ward Henry, dwl 127 Kearny
Ward Henrj', seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Ward Hubert, wholesale liquors, 311 Sacramento, dwl

1623 Howard
Ward Hugh, gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl N 8

California bet Devisadero and Broderick
Ward Isaac M. , dwl 1315 Sacramento
Ward J., laborer What Cheer House
Ward Jumes {O'Brien & W.), dwl 1228 Sacramento
Ward James, hostler Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl 788 Folsom
Ward James, liquor saloon, 232 Brannan
Ward James, porter Henry Brown, dwl 105 Clark
Ward J. F., cook C. N. Ellinwood, dwl N s Moimtain

Lake, Presidio Reservation
Ward J. M. Mrs. , chambennaid Overland House
Ward John, dwl 11 Laurel PI
Ward John, asphaltumroofer, 912 and 914 Gearj'
Ward John, hostler J. & R. Smith, dwl 30 Clarence PI
Ward John, houseroofer, dwl 914 Geary, rear
Ward John, marblecutter Stephen Campodonico
Ward John, seaman, dwl S s Folsom nr Main
Ward John, stockbroker, office Cal. Stock Exchange

Board
Ward John B., dwl SE cor Steiner and Tyler
Ward John G., cashier Cutting Packing Co., dwl 1214

Hyde
Ward John K., dwl 311 Hyde
Ward John M., dwl 428 Hayes
Ward John T. , bootcrimper, dwl 29 Ecker
WAKD JOHEFH W., office Nevada Block, 309 Mont-
gomery room 19, dwl 906 Leavenworth
WARW J. W., chief topographer and draftsman U. S.
Army Headquarters, office 105 Stockton, dwl 30 Post
Ward Lulu Miss, vocalist, dwl 28 Rausch
Ward Maggie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 311 Jessie
Ward Maggie Miss, upholsteress Cal. Furniture Manuf.

Co. , dwl 744 Howard
Ward Mary Miss, nurse Dr. D. Cohn, 17 Ellis

Ward Michael, assistant engineer stm Enterprise, Marke

St. Wharf
Ward Michael, shoemaker, 7 Oak
Ward Michael, waiter Miners' Restaurant, dwl 788 Stev

enson
Ward Michael J., bookkeeper Hartnett & Barry, 401

Broadway
Ward M. T., railroad contractor, dwl S s Twenty-fourtl

bet Bryant and York
Ward Nicholas, quartermaster Pac. Mail S. S. City of Sai

Francisco
Ward Patrick, dry goods clerk, dwl 325J Bush
Ward Patrick, hostler Norton & Adams, dwl 435 Turk
Ward Patrick, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Ward Patrick, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 534 Bual
Ward Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 720 Stockton
Ward Patrick F. , laborer, dwl E s Douglass bet Eight

eenth and Nineteenth
Ward Peter, hostler Norton & Adams, dwl 709 Larkin
Ward Peter, laborer, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Ward Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s Michi-
gan nr Shasta
Ward Peter, plumber Jules G. Marcy, dwl 423 Bush
Ward P. F. , laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 Howard r
Ward Philip, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Ward Philip J., plimiber and gasfltter Palace Hotel, dwlib

1418 Powell
Ward Philip J. Jr. , gasfitter, dwl 1418 Powell
Ward Robert, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 43 Minna
Ward Samuel C. , carpenter, dwl 567i Stevenson
Ward Thomas, dwl 722 Howard, rear
Ward Thomas, laborer, dwl 538 Mission
Ward Thomas, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine, dwl

20 Sacramento
Ward Thomas, plasterer, dwl 519 Mission
Ward Thomas, proptr Pioneer Broom Factory, 27 Dnunin
Ward Thomas, stevedore, dwl 49 Clementina
Ward Thomas Mrs., dwl 1018 Stockton
Ward Thomas W. , bookkeeper Albert C. Titcomb, dwl

2107 California
Ward William {William Ward Jc Co.), dwl 924 Jackson
Ward William, blacksmith John Higgins, dwl 435 Turk
Ward William, cadet Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Ward William, dra^auan, 311 Sacramento, dwl NE cor \fig\

Twenty-third and Alabama
Ward William, merchant (Sacramento), dwl 924 Jackson
Ward William, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 148 Na-

toma
Ward William, pressman Evening Bulletin
Ward William, waiter City Hotel, 37 First
WARD WIIHAM «tt"0., importers and jobbers ale

and porter, 609 Sacramento
Ward William B., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union, dwl

2521 Bush
Ward William S., assistant secretary Spring Valley Water

W. Co., 516 California
Warde M. & Co., importers and wholesale -nines and

liquors, 303 Battery
Warde Michael (3/. Warde tt Co.), dwl E s Alabama bet

Twenty-second and Twentv-third
Warden Abram, porter S. P. Taylor & Co., dwl 6^ Russ
Warden Benjamin A., bookkeeper S. F. Chronicle, dwl

919 Post
Warden James W., porter W. A. Holcomb & Co., dwl

Powell bet Broadway and Vallejo
Warden William, housepainter, dwl SW cor Clay and

Jones
Warden W. H. {Warden & McClurc), dwl 423 Fulton
Warden & McCIure {W. H. Warden and T. L. McClurc),

teamsters, 208 Sutter
Wardlaw James, confectioner Rothschild & Ehrenpfort,

dwl 28 DeBoom
Wardlaw James, laborer Pac. Liverj' Stable, dwl 531 Geary
Wardwell Nelson H. B., porter Wooster, Shattuck & Co.,

dwl 320 Folsom
Wardwell W. VanBuren, secretary Cal. Peat Fuel Manuf.

Co., office 609 Sacramento room 5, dwl 12G Tyler
Wardwell William, bookkeeper, dwl 509 Washington J
Wardy Edward, dwl Olj'mpic Lodgings
Ware A. B., principal teacher Industrial School
Ware Albert P., hatmaker Pac. Straw Works, dwl cor

Green and Montgomery Av
Ware Alice A., Miss, operator Western Union Telegraph

Co., dwl 627 California
Ware C. P., second assistant teacher Industrial School
Ware Edward G., clerk S. F. and North Pac. Railroad,

dwl 122 First Av
Ware Edward H. , physician U. S. Naval Rendezvous, dwl

Government House

fir

HYGIENIC BOAEDING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 Ca

VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

are George A., publisher Daily Register, office and dwl

1250 Howanl
are Hartwell, sliipwright, dwl 520 Folsom
are Henry, waiter Palace Hotel
are Jeauette E. Mrs., milliner, 430 Montgomery Av nr

Green
are John H. Jr., bookeejier American Clock Co., dwl

305 Kearny
are Joseph O., carpenter, dwl 1C32 Eddy
are Timothy, blacksmith, dwl 5 Tehama
are William, shoemaker, dwl 37 Second
are William H., salesman Nolan liros., dwl 740 Market
are Yune Lung Kee (Chinese), tea merchants, 739 Com-
mercial
arford Henrj-, laborer, dwl W a San Jos6 Road nr St.

Mary's College
arhmbron Alexander, merchant tailor, 805 Clay
are. Sec Weir and Wier
aring E. J., dwl 338 Turk
oring Hemy J., painter, dwl 916 Valencia
aring Ira S." (E. K. Cuoley it Co.), res Walnut Grove,

Sacramento Co.
arlander Peter, tailor, dwl 708 Pine
arle Samuel, dwl 42 Moss
arm Springs Packets, Rider, Somers & Co. agents, office

SE cor VVashington and Drumm
arman Victor, cook Reuben Uorton, dwl W s Michigan

nr Shasta

umpel , lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

ameke Ernest (\i'ar)icke it Griffiths), dwl SW cor Sixth

Av and M, South S. F.
amcke & Griffiths {Ernest Warncke and Joseph

Grijnths), projitrs Empire House, SW cor Sixth Av

and M, South S. F.
Limecke August {Warnecke tt Bardeiihagen), dwl 114

Olive Av
imecke & Bardenhagen {A. Warnecke and H. Barden-

hagen), liquor saloon, SW cor Sac and Drumm

.imer , machinist Union Iron Works

an\er Abraham, liquor saloon, NW cor Meiggs' Wharf

and Francisco
irner Alexander, dentist, office and dwl 313 Kearny
amer Amos S. (Warner it Silsby), dwl Cherubusco nr

Cortland Av, Bemal Heights
amer C. (Bhnn A: W.), dwl 824J^ Sacramento
arner C, dwl 863^ Market
inier Charles C, salesman Chenery, Souther & Co.,

dwl 724 Post
irner Charles H. , bookkeeper George H. Tay & Co. ,

dwl 137 Montgomery
amer Christopher, cooper, dwl 2135 Mission
arner David, dwl 856 Mission
amer David, cooper, dwl 709 Larkin
arner Edward, dwl C34 Post

arner Edwin R., carrier Morning Call and S. F. Chroni-
cle, dwl 1005 Clav
amer E. M. Mrs., dwl 314 Bush
amer F., clerk, dwl 106 Eddy
arner F. Miss, student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl

Francisco Ijet Powell and Mason
amer G., dwl Commercial Hotel
amer George, clerk, dwl 614 Keamy
amer George P. , sexton First Congregational Church,

dwl 1005 Clay
aroer Henry B. , compositor, dwl 1005 Clay
arner Howell, dwl 225 Bush
amer Ira H. (Jitdson d- W.), dwl 220 Third
amer J. , real estate, dwl 240 Shotwell
amer Jacob, machinist, dwl 327 Beale
amer James, auctioneer Edward Harris
arner John, carpenter Torrens & Enricht, dwl 1520 Clay
amer John, drayman A. B. Ross &Co., dv/1 469 Tehama
amer John, laborer, dwl 1715 Taylor
amer John B., hostler George Eggleton & Co., dwl 3

Bartol
amer M. A., teamster Marshall Doane, 27 Liberty
amer Milton, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
arner N. R., carpenter, dwl Overland House
arner Robert, carpenter George W. Swan & Co.
amer Saul, mining, dwl 22 Turk
arner William, actor Bella Union Theater
amer William, captain stm James M. Donahue, dwl

1935 Broadway
araer William, carpenter, dwl SW cor Seventeenth Av

and Q, South S. F.
amer William A., seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
)'AR.\'ER A: SIlfiliY (Amos S.Warner and Edward

D. Silsby), bed and furniture-spring manufacturers,

147 New Montgomery

Warnholz Charles, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co.,

dwl 507 I'ost
Warnholz Henry, painter, dwl 905 Post
Waniick Frank, plasterer, dwl 40 Tehama
Warnken Hermann, clerk Edward Koch, dwl NW cor

Clay and Polk
Warnken H. F., groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont

and Francisco
Warnock William, watchman Pac. Rolling Mills, Potrero
Warren A., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 21S Drumm
Warren Albert, carpenter, dwl 447 Stevenson
Warren Albert Thomas, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl

1153 Mission
Warren A. O. , carpenter, dwl 1602 California
Warren August, toys, confectionery, and fancy articles,

107 Sixth
Warren Oelestia C. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 212 Post
Warren (Charles, helper James Maguire, 1128 Market
Warren Charles, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Warren Charles H., night watchman E. K. Howes & Co.,

dwl 217 Tehama
Warren Charles J., trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl

512 Fourth
Warren Cynis D., carpenter, dwl 701 McAllister
Warren Daniel, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Warren Frank J., solicitor Trust Fund Assn, 320 Cali-
fornia, dwl 311 Stockton
Warren George, salesman Adams & Taylor, dwl 110 Berry
Warren George A., coppermelter U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Warren George B., driver Lick House, dwl 362 Minna
WaiTen George W. , stevedore, dwl 110 Berry
Warren Henry (Warren <t- Griswold), dwl 914 Valencia
Warren Henry, carpenter, dwl 1326 Pacific
Warren J., steward stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
Warren J., woodworker, dwl 804 Third
Warren James, hostler Cliff House, Point Lobos Av
WtJrren James H. Rev. D.D., office 418 California room

2, res San Mateo
Warren James K., salesman Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl

519 Valencia
Warren James L. L. F. (Warren tfc Co.), dwl 1301 Mason
Warren James M. (Warreii d; Tuttle), dwl 1324 Mission
WaiTen James C, woodcarver, dwl 2613 Sacramento
Warren J. E., dwl 756 Harrison
Warren John, dwl 226 Sutter
Warren John, dwl Pioneer Hall, 808 Montgomery
Warner John, bookkeeper Higgins & Collins, dwl 1318

California
Warren John, carpenter, dwl 1326 Pacific
Warren John, teamster, dwl 509 Washington
Warren John B., clerk Marion J. McDonald, dwl 117

Taylor
Warren John C, mining superintendent, dwl 1250 Miss
Warren John G., millhand, dwl 104 Steuart
Warren John R., salesman, dwl 519 Valencia
Warren John P., carpenter, dwl 513 Howard
Warren Joseph, barkeeper, dwl 311 Jessie
Warren Joseph M., contractor and plasterer, dwl 504 .Jes-
sie
Warren J. P. , carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Warren Julia A. (widow), dwl 515 Stockton
Warren Mary (widow), dwl 129 Silver
Warren Milton M., clerk Henry M. Lewis, dwl 515 Stock-
ton
Warren Nathaniel, carpenter, dwl 4 Dodge
Warren N. S. (Doiv & W.), dwl 26 Pleasant
Warren Philip, clerk, dwl 304 Third
Warren P. J. , printer J. F. Hughes, dwl 304 Tehama
Warren Robert, cabinetmaker Philip Hinkle
Warren Russell, contractor, dwl 963 Mission
Warren Russell A. , compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 759

Clay
Warren T., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.
Warren Thomas, stonemason, dwl 1013 Keamy
Warren W., laborer Patent Brick Co., dwl Brannan nr

Seventh
Warren William, cook Harry Scott
Warren William, teamster Spring Valley Water W. Co.,

dwl N s Pine bet Broderick and Baker
Warren William B., carpenter, dwl SW cor Bush and

Lyon
Warren William H., horsetrainer Bay District Fair

Grounds
WARRESf A CO. (Jaines L. L. F. Warren), editors

and i)roprietors California Farmer, office 320 Clay
Warren & Griswold (Henry Warren and Charles F.
Grisuold), stoves, tin, sheet-iron, and copperwork-
ers, 914 Valencia

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and^ Retail, L. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merclia '^^

Warren & Tuttlc (Jamen M. Warren and Samuel T.

Tiittle), teamsters, Pier 3 Steuart
Warrow Riohard, porter, dwl 24 Valparaiso
Warschauer Aaron M., upholsterer James W. Bumham &

Co., dwl 44 Third
Warschauer Benjamin, clerk Warschauer ' House, 44

Third
Warschauer Benjamin, musician Wade's Opera House
Warschauer M. , cigar stand Timothy Do\vney, dwl 114

Mason
Warschauer Marx, bookkeeper Isidor N. Choynski, dwl

44 Third
Warschauer Morris, harness and saddlemaker, 510 Davis,

dwl 829 Geary
Warschauer Samuel, varieties, 252 Fourth
Warschauer Theresa A. Mrs., proprietress Warschauer

House, 44 Third
Warsdale Henry, butcher, dwl 121 Gilbert
Warshawski Jacob, salesman Maurice Loulsson, dwl 178

Perrj'
Warth John, tinsmith Ezra T. Bucknam, dwl 512 Fourth
Wartham J., dwl 63G Commercial
Warwick Grey, bellman Russ House
Warwick James, expressman, SW cor Dupont and Sacra-
mento, dwl NE cor Gough and Vallejo
Warwick James, painter, dwl 36 Welsh
Warwick Robert, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 12 Austin
Warwick William, cai-penter, dwl 10 Dora
Wasoh Aaron, salesman Harry M. Heineman, dwl 44 Third
Wasdale H. , butcher Pac. Mail S. S. China
Wash ITiomas, helper Savage & Son, dwl 417 Howard
Washer John, laborer, dwl 35 Fifth Av
Washburn Albert, school furniture, 751 Market, res Stock-
ton
Washburn F. H. , miner, dwl 1032 Market
Wasb.bum G. Mrs., principal Laguna St. School
Washburri Henry (Washburn cfc Randall), dwl SW cor

Twenty-first and Diamond
Washburn Jeremiah, wooddealer, dwl 131 Fourth
Washburn Leonard, teamster F. D. Conro & Son, dwl

505 Hyde
Washburn M. A. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 131 Fourth
Washburn & Randall {Henry Washburn and Henry J.

Randall), Great Eastern and Western Horse and

Mule Market, SE cor Fifth and Bryant
Washburne Charles, dwl 634 Post
Washbourne Mark, door, blind and sashmaker Henry O.

Hooper, dwl 904 Jackson
Washe Henry, bookkeeper Jacob Salomon, dwl 19 Yerba

Buena
Washington A., agent, dwl 431 Dupont
Washington and Creole Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), Frank D.

Cleary, secretary, office 19 Merchants' Exchange
WASBIIXCITOX BLOCK, 7 Montgomery Av
Washington Brewery, Claus Wreden & Co., proprietors,

SE cor Lombard and Taylor
Washington Elizabeth, parlormaid Palace Hotel
Washington Francis, porter H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl

N s Pacific bet Stockton and Powell
Washington Frederick A., porter H. H. Johnston & Co.,

dwl 601 California
Washington George, mariner, dwl 7 Broadway
Washington Hotel, Patrick Collins proprietor, 519 Mission
Washington House, John Donnelly proprietor, SE cor

Drumm and Oregon
Washington Joseph, waiter Palace Hotel
WASHB.\«T«>X MARKET, Washington to'Merchant

bet Montgomery and Sansom
WASHINGTON MILLS, Dohmiann & Co., proprie-
tors, NW cor Washington and Drumm
Washington Mining Co. (Mariposa Co., Cal.) office 318

California room 13
Washington Oyster Co. (Shoalwater Bay), J. J. Winant

agent, 107 California Market
Washington Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co., Cal.), John

H. Sayre secretary, office 330 Pine, room 36
Washington Richard, coalpasser stm Orizaba, Broadway

St. Wharf
WASIIIXOTOIV STREET WHARF, foot Wash
Washleheim George, waiter Nucleus House
Washoe Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Lu-

cien Hermann secretary, office 330 Pine room 11
Washoe Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), O. D. Squire

secretary, office 331 Montgomery room 28
Wasler Samuel J. , bootblack David C. Lee,' dwl 502 Bdwy
Wasner C, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 Howard
Wason Archibald (Wason A Morru), dwl 916 Vallejo
Wason Edward P. , pressman Charles Coolidge, dwl 720

Harrison

[«tr:

Wason James P., market, 720 Harrison
Wason & Morris (Archibald Wason and Patrick J. Mor-
ris), house and signijainters and dealers oils, paints,

etc., 38 Califoniia
Wass Ambrose C, cariienter, dwl 1418 Washington
Wass Dyson D., machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwl 21 Hawt

thome
Wass Frederick A., machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.,

dwl 1418 Washington
Wass George, gardener, dwl S s Germania Av nr Fillmore
Wass Henry, dwl S s Germania Av nr Fillmore
Wass Ludwig, dwl 29 Minna

Wasserboehr Charles F., dealer jewelry, dwl 208 Tyler
Waste George E., mining engineer, dwl 527 Sacramento
Wassemian August (Htitchinson, Kohl, Phillipeus <6

Co.), res Frankfort, Gennany
Wassermann Elkan, superintendent Louis Sloss & Co.,

warehouses and appraiser furs, dwl 1604 Bush
Wasserman Max, clerk Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 4 Martha PI
Wassennann Moses, cigar dealer, dwl 4 Martha PI
Wastmah John, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Waterbury Charles S., carpenter, dwl E s Polk bet Tyl

and Turk
Waterbury George A., bookkeeper Gilbert & Moore, d'

509 Mason
Waterbury S. A., second officer P. M. S. S. City of Peki%

office cor Brannan and First
Waterdoll Peter, laborer City Iron Works, dwl W a and

nr San Miguel Station
Waterfield Thomas, dwl Franklin Hotel
Waterhouse Columbus (Waterhouse <£• Lester), dwl 2218

Howard .
Waterhouse Frederick A., bookkeeper Waterhouse jc

Lester, dwl 2213 Howard
Waterhouse George, photographer I. W. Taber & Co.,

dwl 640 Howard , .;.

Waterhouse Harrv K., bookkeeper Waterhouse & Lester,

dwl 1819 Jessie ,

Waterhouse O. M., clerk Owen Moore, dwl American £Sc> J.

change ' »«''

WATERHOUSE «& LESTER (Columbus Waterhouse),

importers and jobbers carriage and wagon materials,

122 and 124 Market, and 19 and 21 California
Waterman Augvistus, cashier Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New

York, dwl 148 Sixth
Waterman Charles, nightwatchman Safe Deposit Co.,

dwl E s Fillmore bet Tyler and Turk
Waterman Charles Henrv, mining, office 309 California Kf^

room 17, dwl 314 Bush ^*"

Waterman Earl E., teamster, foot Fourth, dwl E a Po-

trero Av nr Sixteenth
Waterman Edwin R. , wood and coal, 427 O'Farrell, dw^

1902 Leavenworth
Waterman Frederick H., attorney at law, office 9 Month IL.,™

gomery Block, dwl Grand Hotel ' ■"^'

Waterman George, barber Sand Bros., dwl 309 Tehamajj
Waterman George, teamster Warren & Tuttle, dwl 71^

Tehama
Waterman Herman (M. Waterman & Co.), dwl 1002 T^-

ler
Waterman James, cigar dealer, dwl 134J Seventh
Waterman James S., salesman F. Chester & Co., dwl 42|

Sutter
WATERMAN J. G., groceries and liquors, SW cor

Jackson and Montgomery, dwl 818 Montgomery
Watei-man M., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm ,:
M'ATERMAN M. A CO. (Adolph Pjister and Hem

E. Triibenbach), commission merchants, 111 Clay
Waterman Martin (if. Waterman dt Co., and A. Pftsl

& Co.), dwl 187 Hyde
Waterman Moses, deputy county tax collector, dwl

Tyler
Waterman Rebecca Miss, dressmaker Mrs. D. A

dwl 2 Maiden Lane nr Vallejo
Waterman R. H. & Co. (John H. Freeman), marine

veyors, 304 Califonna
Waterman Richard, cellarman Lyon & Co., dwl 2 Mai(

Lane nr Vallejo
Waterman Richard W. , bookkeeper Pac. Iron Works,

2 Maiden Lane nr Vallejo
Waterman Robert, clerk Edwin R. Waterman, dwl 1902i

Leavenworth
Waterman Robert, master mariner, dwl 605 Ellis ^,

Waterman Robert H. (R. H. Waterman & Co.), res Faifr

field, Solano Co.
Waterman William, musician, dwl 6 August Alley
Waterman William, teamster, dwl 025 Pacific, rear
Waters A. Miss, dressmaker Miss. J. C. Ritchie, dwl 419

Fremont

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111
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BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Good

VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

iters Abram, jeweler, ilwl 528 Greenwich

iters Arthur, propriotur Occident Liver>' Stable, 1000

Gearv, dwl 1002 (Jeary
ATEK^ t'HAKLKi'i, plumber and (ptsfltter, 10 O'Far-

rell, dwl 28 OKarrell
iters Christie, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
iters Christopher, laborer Central Pac. R. R.
itera C. K. Sirs., teacher Mtwlel School, dwl 42Ci Fell
iters C. R., clerk, dwl 321) Minna
iters Frank, cook, dwl 4.'iO Urunim
iters Frank, seaman, dwl 223 First
Iters Frederick, dwl 414 Sixth

iters Frederick C, foreman Bacon & Co., dwl 724 Miss
Iters George, jiaintor Noble iS: Galla>rher, dwl 842 Vallejo
ATEB.oi OKOKt;!: L., with Samuel Hartshorne,

Thurlow Block cnr Kcarand Suttor, dwl 1323 Jackson
iters G. F., expressm.'tn. 540 Market
iters Helon B., clerk Pope & Talbot, dwl 220 Stevenson
iters James, dwl 124 Bernard
iters James, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
iters James, teamster, dwl 210 Mason
iters John, dwl N s Filbert bet Sansora and Mont
iters John, jjasfitter William Knrijfht, dwl 430 Clem
iters John, watennan, dwl 621 Ellis
iters John B. , pla-sterer, dwl 18 Folsom Av
iters Joseph N. H., expres.sman, SVV cor Sansom and

Halleck, dwl 423 O'Farrell
iters Lizzie (widow), seamstress, dwl 543 Howard
iters Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor

Sierra and Michi^n
iters Michael, teamster J. Morton &Co., dwl 210 Mason
aters Patrick, tanner Wolf Bloom, dwl W s Precita Av

nr Twenty-eijfhth, Bemal Heights *
aters Kichard, waiter Palace Hotel
aters Rixlger, Laborers' Pro. Benev. Assn, 818 Howard
aters Thomas, dwl 814 California
aters Thomas, compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., dwl 33

Geary

aters Thomas, laborer, dwl 2 Friedman PI
aters Tliomas W., printer, dwl 33 Geary
aters William, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3

S. F. F. D.
aters William, hostler Lloyd Tevis, dwl SW cor Pacific

and Taylor
aters William, painter, dwl 313 Seventh
aters William C, draftsman Risdon 1. and L. Works,

dwl 942 Howard
aters W. R. (widow), dwl 1604 Van Ness Av
aterson George T. , contractor and builder, dwl 856 Har
atkeys Daniel J. , clerk Arthur B. Stout, dwl 97 Mont-
gomery Block
atkins A. A. (Locke <t Mojitague), dwl Occidental Hotel
rATKI\S CAKLETOX E., Yosemite Art Gallery and

landscape photographer, 22-26 Montgomery
atkins Charles D., teamster Holland & Kuppel, dwl 1040

Mission
'atkins D. , broker, dwl Lick House
atkins Elizabeth (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1116 Mission
'atkins George, carpenter, dwl 43 Clementina
"atkins James T., corresponding clerk Nevada Bank of

San Francisco, dwl 1138 Sutter
'atkins John, butcher Tautphaus & Stark, dwl 540 Fol
'atkins John, milkman, dwl 632 Post
■'atkins Joseph, butcher William F. Reil, dwl N s Six-
teenth bet Valencia and Dolores
•'atkins Joseph, calker Boole & Webster
f'atkins Joseph, teamster Lewis & Co., dwl 233 Third
''atkins Julius, barkeei>er Thomas Murray, dwl 510 Davis
Catkins Louis, miner, dwl 658 Ellis
ratkins Mahlon P., clerk, dwl 26 Sixth
Catkins Samuel, teamster McKenna & Greany, dwl 106

Washington
Tatkins W., broker, dwl Nucleus House
Catkins William, calker Boole & Webster
Tatkinson John J. , hamessmaker, dwl 1806 Powell
Tatlan Clarence, dwl 1312 Filbert
ratling E. (widow), dwl 1031 Dolores
fatrous George, draftsman, dwl 216 Leavenworth
Tatrous Joseph C, carpenter, dwl 976 Harrison
Tatrous Milford O., driver Rider, Somers & Co., dwl 976

Harrison
Tatrous Stephen W., photographprinter Jacob Shew, dwl

513 Montgomery
^atBon A. (widow), dwl 719 Market
Watson Alexander, dwl 2230 Hyde
Tatson Anna (widow), dwl 224 Minna
ITateon Benjamin M., agent Frank H. Wing, dwl Lick

House
ITatson C. B., warehouseman Pac. Rolling Mills

Watson Celia Miss, milliner, dwl 112 Fourth

Watson Charles, engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 510

Ninth
Watson Charles, tinsmith John G. lis
WATSOSi ('IIAKI.E.S L., agent W. & J, Sloane, 525

and 627 Market, dwl 108 Ellis
Watson C. S. Mrs., dwl 207 Turk
Watson Daniel, carpenter, dwl 120 Fourth
Watson Daniel, marblesawyer, dwl 1416 Kearny
Watson Daniel, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Watson Daniel M., collector George D. Morse, dwl 216

Tehama
Watson Daniel W., salesman William B. Peters, dwl Russ

House
Watson David, carpenter, dwl 710 Folsom
Watson Dudley L., carpenter Mission Woolen Mills, dwl

2616 P'olsom
■WATSO.X E. A R. G,, furniture, carpets, crockery,

etc., 217 Bush
Watson Edward (H. ifc R. G. Watso7i), dwl BrookljTi Hotel
Watson Eliz;ibeth J. Miss, student Barnard's Business

College, res East Oakland
Watson Franklin, cook, dwl 147 Jones
Watson George, drajTiian Joseph Bassett, dwl 24 Scott PI
Watson George A., lumberman, dwl 132 Steuart
Watson George P. J., bookkeeper William H. Watson,

dwl 1128 Tyler
Watson George W. , salesman Knowland & Doe, res Oak-
land
Watson Henry, bootpolisher, 776 Mission
Watson Henrj', match factorj-, nr cor Lincoln and Banks,

Benial Heights, dwl 1558 Folsom
Watson Henry J., fruits, 1589 Folsom
Watson Horace H., marine surveyor State Investment
and Insurance Co., and agent New York Shipping
Record, office 217 Sansom, res Oakland
Watson J., laborer Strjker & Kienian, Pier 5 Steuart
Watson James, laborer, dwl 25j Ritch
Watson James, office and dwl 542 Market
Watson James, driver Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 S. F.

F. D.
Watson James, machinehand B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 804

Third
Watson James, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Watson James A., painter, dwl 2115 Jones, rear
Watson James T., clerk Custom House, dwl 1116 Jack
Watson John, dwl 662 Howard
Watson John, lather, dwl 1625j Howard
Watson John H. , general purchasing agent Central Pac.
R. R., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 11,
dwl Lick House
Watson Joseph, horsetrainer, dwl 19 Stone
Watson L. P. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,

dwl 24 Scott
Watson Martha (widow), dwl 15 Hyde
Watson Martin V. B. (Watson <t- Co.), dwl 920 Bush
Watson Mary B. (widow), dwl 751 Howard
Watson O., hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.
Watson Peter W., clerk Cal. Wool Depot, dwl 768 How
Watson Ralph, mariner, dwl 506 Davis
Watson Robert, dwl 327 O'Farrell
Watson Robert, porter Nathan R. Lowell, dwl What Cheer

House
Watson Robert G. (E. <b R. O. WaUon), dwl Brooklyn

Hotel
Watson S. Miss, dwl 129 Turk
Watson T., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Watson Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 805 Howard
Watson Thomas, laborer, dwl Oljinpic Lodgings
Watson Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Montgomery bet Fil-
bert and Green
Watson Thomas, seaman stm Ajax, Folsom St. Wharf
Watson Thomas M., watchman U. S. Treasury, dwl 627

Union
Watson W., printer, dwl 178 Minna
Watson Warren K., machinist Vulcan Iron Works, dwl

948 Howard
Watson Warren K. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 948 How
Watson Warren M., wholesale tobacconist, dwl 410 Gough
■Watson William, barkeeper Daly &Monahan, dwl 52 Ship
Watson William, engineer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 208

Shot well
Watson William, messenger U. S. Mint, dwl 15 Hyde
Watson William, mii^g stocks, dwl 865i Market
WATSON "WILLIAM II., mining secretarj", office 302

Mont'.'omery, dwl SE cor Pine and Gough
Watson W'illiam H. Jr., miner, office 302 M(jnt room 5
Watson William M., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
609 Union

TAMES Q. STEELE &, CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

r. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mi

Watson William M., teamster, 120 Clay

Wat-son William R., clerk John S. Hanson, dwl SE cor

Seventeenth and Guerrero
Watson William Stuart, civil engineer, office 605 Clay

room 12, dwl 407 O'Farrell
WATSOX *V' CO. (.V. V. B. Watson), importers and

jobbers corks, twines, capsules, etc., 319 Battery
Watson! See Wattson
Watt D., machinist, dwl 227 Second
Watt Hu^'h, telegraph operator, dwl 216 Second
Watt James, dwl E s Jessie bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth
Watt James, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Watt John, rubber jewelry, 1525 McAllister
WATT ROBERT, manager Swiss-American Bank, of-
fice SW cor Clay and Leidesdorff, res San Rafael
Watt William, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1306 Larkin
Watt William, tailor Daniel Doherty, dwl 257 Perry
Wattennan John, blacksmith, dwl 309 Tehama
Watters Richard, miller, dwl 24 Frederick
Watterson Arthur R., blindmaker S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl

856 Harrison
Watterson George T., brick contractor, dwl 856 Harrison
Watther Philip, brewer James Armstrong, dwl 1622 Miss
WATTLES JOHX B., stockbroker, office 419 Califor-
nia room 2, dwl 1221 Washington
Wattman William, cook National Hotel
Watts Charles, clerk, Osborn & Alexander, dwl 40 Minna
Watts Edward F., driver Rider, Somers & Co., dwl 1202

Second
Watts Evan, carpenter and builder, dwl 806 Polk
Watts Evan E., dwl 806 Polk
Watts Joseph, machinist Globe Iron Works, dwl E s

Howard nr Twenty-first
Watts Joseph, mariner, dwl 29 Jessie, rear
Watts L. C, proprietor Marine Railway, nr foot I, India

Basin, office 305 East
W^atts Milton H., painter, dwl 602 Second
Watts Stephen, carpenter, dwl 705 Mission
Watts Thomas, seaman, dwl SW cor Main and Harrison
Watts William, contractor night work, 126 Geary, dwl E

s Taylor bet Chestnut and Francisco
Watts William A., physician, office 240 Montgomery room

14, dwl 1123 Stockton
Watts William A., salesman J. A. Sherman, dwl 225 Sec
Wattson B., waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Wattson Joseph, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Wattson Margaret E. Mrs., dwl 1110 Mason
Wattson Samuel B. {S. B. Wattson <t- Co.), dwl S s Twen-
ty-fourth nr Valencia
Wattson S. B. & Co., imjjorters and manufacturers cigars

and tobacco, SW cor Front and Sacramento
Waudiemus C, poultry, 33 Grand Central Market, dwl

1103 Market
Waugaman A. L. Mrs., boarding, 106 Mason
Waugaman Asa L., liquor saloon, 773 Market, dwl 106

Mason
Waugh Alexander {Alexander Waiujh & Co.), dwl 112

Main
Waugh Alexander & Co. (Williain Wattgh and Oeorge

Miller), junk, 112 Main
Waugh Archibald, painter, dwl 10 Turk
Waugh \\i\\\a,xa.{Alexander Waugh <i- Co.), dwl 112 Main
Waugh William, machinist, dwl 102 Eddy
Wauisp John, dwl Commercial Hotel
Wauj' Yune & Co. (Chinese), tea, rice, and oil, 806 Sac
Waver William, shoemaker, dwl 720 Brannan, rear
Wavie A. Samuel, trunkmaker Haas & Co., dwl 42 Moss
Wax Amelia Miss, tailoress, dwl 353 Third
Wax Paul ( Wax <t- Fey), dwl 49 Sacramento
Wax & Fej' {Paul Wax and John Fey), boot and shoe-
makers, 49 Sacramento
Way Annie (widow), furnished rooms, 121 Seventh
Way Asa H., liquor mixer, dwl 927 Washington, rear
Way Thomas H., collector, office 30 California Market,

dwl 427 Brj-ant
Way William J., carpenter, dwl 944 Folsom
Wayman Moses, dwl 281 Stevenson
Wa>nnan Valores J., dwl 2518 Clay
WajTnan Willard G., physician, office 16 Geary, dwl 2518

Clay
WA1'.MIRE .lAMES A., attorney at law, office 51

Montgomery Block, dwl 600 Bush
Waymouth Brj'ant, clerk Painter & Go., dwl 946 Howard
Wayne Peter, cooper, dwl 512 Mission
Wayne S., dwl 906 Market

Weaget Barody, dairyman Glen Ranch Dalrj-, dwl Ten-
nessee nr Sierra
Weagmann Christopher, dwl 25 Decatur

Weare H. L., bookkeeper J. Ivancovich & Co., dwl 108

Stockton
Weare W. K., dwl 527 Sacramento
Weatherly E., driver Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Weatherly Walter J., bookkeeper Whittier, Fuller & Ck).,

dwl 508 Powell
Weathers Nathan, watehman, dwl 750 Harrison
Weatherup Samuel, blacksmith Hugh Crockard, dwl 34

Perry
Weatherwax George, elevatorman Palace Hotel, dwl 518

Howard

Weaver , calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm

Weaver B. F., dwl 636 Commercial
Weaver Charles, carpenter, dwl 307 Chestnut
Weaver Charles W. , carpenter, dwl Church bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Weaver D. H., driver Potrero and B. V. R. R. '

Weaver Dwight S., stoves and tinware, 263 Third
Weaver F. L., carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Weaver George, woolgraider S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl 34

Haj'es
Weaver George A., clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 421

Fourth
Weaver George A., collector Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

8 Hubbard
Weaver George D., sRipcarpenter, dwl I bet Third and

Fourth avs. South b. F.
Weaver Greorge H., bookkeeper Castle Bros., dwl 2020.

Mission ;

Weaver Hammond S., clerk E. Detrick & Co., dwl 959 Fol|
Weaver Henrj', dwl Commercial Hotel
Weaver Henry, saddle and hamessmaker, 923 Market,

dwl 310 Stockton
Weaver John, salesman G«orge H. Tay & Co., dwl 415 Pow
Weaver Joshua Rev. , dwl 108 Ellis
Weaver Philip L. {Weaver, Taylor <t- Co.), dwl Pal

Hotel
WEAVER, TAYLOR Jt CO. {Philip L. Weaver,',

John W. Taylor, and Edward L. Benedict), importers !

and manufacturers rubber goods, and agents Good- '

year's India Rubber Glove Co., Hazard Powder Co.,

and American Inlaid Wood Co., 501 Market
Weaver Thomas J. , carriagepainter, SE cor Eighth and ,

Howard, dwl 12 Harriet 1

Weaver William, seaman, dwl 3 Park PI
Weaver William H., steward stm Humboldt, Jackson St, '

Wharf !

Weaver\alle Ditch and Hydraulic Mining Co. (Trinity I

Co., Cal.), Ford H. Rogers secretary, office 330 Pine

room 28
Webb A. H. {Wehh <{,• Campbell), res East Oakland
Webb A. H., dwl 213 Powell
Webb Alfred K., bagsewer Neville & Co., dwl SW cor

Folsom and Ninth
Webb Alfred W. , surveyor, dwl N s Twenty-fourth bet

Columbia and Brjant
WEBB ALO\ZO, attorney at law, office 420 Cal
Webb Arthur E., bookkeeper Pac. Commercial Co., dwl

N s Twenty-fourth bet Columbia and Brj^ant
Webb Benjamin F., ticket collector Oakland Ferry, res

Oakland Point
Webb Charles H., measurer Frank G. Edwards, dwl 8

Wetmore PI
Webb Christopher C, merchant, office 405 Front, res

Oakland
Webb Eustace, bookkeeper Bank British Columbia
Webb Francis A., draj-man Jacob Underbill & Co., dwl

208 Fifth
Webb George, boatman, dwl 3 Vallejo
Webb George, lumberman Knowland & Doe, dwl E a

Vermont nr Humboldt
Webb George, secretary Pac. Granite Co., dwl 19 Hamp-
ton PI
Webb Henrj', dwl 822 Broadway
Webb Henrj', molder, dwl 307 Folsom
Webb House, Mrs. Louise Greely proprietress, 37 Second
Webb James Philpot, physician, office and dwl 744 How
Webb John M., dwl W s Ninth nr Folsom
Webb John M., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., dwl 603

Pine
Webb J.Watson, physician, office 914 Market, dwl 11

Ellis
Webb Maggie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Webb Thomas, fireman O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Webb Tliomas, laborer, dwl 3 Vallejo
Webb W., carver S. F. Manuf. Co.
Webb Watson, collector, office 302 Montgomery room 4,

res Oakland
Webb William, bootblack, dwl 3 Vallejo

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 CaL Ji

|P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Webb & CampbeU (A. H. TTebb and Fratik Campbell),

stockbrokers, 113 Leidesdorff

Webber , musician, dwl 10 Turk

Webber Alpha A., capitalist, olBce 302 Montgomery room

1, dwl 1910 Broadway
Webber B., laborer Pacific Slail S. S. Co.'s Wi»rf
Webber Heiijauiin, blacksmith John Weichhart, dwl 225

Folsom

Web ler Edward Nelson, raft<iman, dwl 320 Folsom
Webber, Ellis & Co. (J/ocA: Webber and Richard W. Ellis),

stockbrokers, otKcc 313 Montgomery
Webber Ernest A., clerk John H. Schroder, dwl 330 Val-

lejo

Webber Frederick, dwl 331 Jessie
Webber Geor^'e E. {Page <i- W.), dwl 1510 Franklin
Webber George 1'., tinsmith, dwl 1156J Howard
Webber Henry, baker Eclijjse Bakery, dwl 1414 Dupont
Webber Henry, expressman, 4>E cor Uavis & Pacific, dwl 1

Pacific

Webber Henrj' B. {J. H. Lieman <t Co.), dwl 297 Clem
Webber John, butcher John Mengcl, dwl cor Clara and

Fourth
Webber Jonas, laborer, dwl N s Liberty nr Guerrero
HTebber Louis N., bookkeeper Carmen Island Salt W'orks,

dwl 210 O'Farrell
(Febber Lowell A., foreman Preble & Co., dwl 56 Tehama
KTebber Lutlier P., bakery and confectionerj', 1155^ How

Kebber Mack (HV&fttv, EUig •i: Co.), res Oakland
ebber O., stewiird Black Diamond Coal Co,'s steam tug

Kabboni

HTebber Kobert, physician and surgeon, office 328 Kearny,

dwl Occidental Hotel
iVebber S., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s 'ftTiarf
iVehber Samuel, dwl 56 Tehama
iVebber Stephen L. , laborer, dwl Dame nr Tliirtieth
rVebber Thomas, watchman S. S. Kalorama, Pacific St.
WTiarf

eber Captain, dwl 32 Fourth

eber Adolph C , ci\'il engineer, office 507 Montgomery
room 17, and president Humboldt Savings Bank, dwl
840 Folsom

.Veber Adolphe {Langpaap <t W.), dwl 231 Fifteenth
Veber Benjamin, blacksmith, dwl 225 Folsom
Veber Charles, barber, 152 Steuart
Veber Charles, carpenter, dwl 333 Bnsh
Veber Charles, carpenter Leonard Haussler, dwl 708 Com
Veber Charles Jr., cashier Hamburg - Bremen Insurance

Co., dwl 1509 Larkln
Veber Chai-les Sr., collector and solicitor Hamburg-Bre-
men Insurance Co., dwl 1509 Larkin
Veber Daniel, hairdresser Sand Bros., dwl 261 Stevenson
Veber Dietrich, clerk Cord Wrede, dwl 419 East
"eber E. C, bjokkeeper, dwl 927^ Jackson

eber Ehler, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 1017 Bat
jVeber Ernest, market, 226 Third
iVeber Euijene, mechanic, dwl 510 Sixth
'V£BEU ElOEXE K., watchmaker, 419 Sansom,dwl
1032 Market
eber Frank, waiter Maine Restaurant, 719 Market, dwl

259 Stevenson
eber Frederick C. , boot and shoemaker, 621 California,

dwl 1034 Clay \

eber G. & Cto. (Gabriel Weber and William Bran-

scheid), boot and shoemakers, 632 Commercial
eber Gabriel (y. Weber it Co.), dwl 632 Commercial
eber George, clerk Levi Strauss & Co. , dwl 927 Stock
eber George, liquor saloon and lodgings, 433 Broadwa}'
'eber George, tailor Herman Nolte, dwl Prescott House
'eber G. J., blacksmith, dwl 440^ Jessie, rear
"eber Henrj, carpenter, dwl Continental Hotel
'eber Henry, picture dealer, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
'eber Hermann (Rode/eld li; W.), dwl 19 Lewis
'eber J., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
"eber Jacob, bookbinder Charles E. Bankin, dwl 433

Broadway
eber Jacob, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl Tay-
lor bet Post and Sutter
eber Joseph, varnisher Pac. U. W. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 116 Gilbert
eber J. Paul, professor music, dwl 524 Chestnut
eber Julius (McCurrie, W. <t Co.), dwl 1112 Jackson
eber Louis, groceries and liquors, NW cor Page and

FrankUn
eber Martin, carpenter Wade's Opera House, dwl 423

Bush
eber Max, porter, dwl 516 Pacific
eber Michael, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf. Co., dwl 48 Silver
eber Minnie, dwl 1216 Pacific

Weber N. , cigarmaker Gordon & Burke, dwl Hansa Hotel
Weber Olof P., cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl Chicago

Hotel
Weber Peter, dwl 810 Clay

Weber Peter, waiter Humboldt Hotel, 231 Fifteenth
Weber Richard H., lettercarricr Post-office, dwl 1121

Greenwich
Weber S. (widow), dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Weber Tonis H., groceries and liquors, SW cor Point

Lobos Av and Boyce
Weber William, confectioner, dwl 6 John
Webery O. P., laborer, dwl Chicago Hotel
Webfoot Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), David T. Jennings

secretarj', office 401 California
Webner Miss, dwl 1337 Dupont

Webster , carpenter, dwl 209 Leidesdorff

Webster A. E. (widow), dwl 203 Powell

Webster Artemus (Boole J: IF.), dwl 14 Tehama

Webster Benjamin F. (Clark X- W.), dwl 64 Tehama

Webster Carton, shipwright, dwl 64 Tehama

Weljster Charles F., dwl 109 Van Ness Av

Webster Charles P., pipecutter Locke & Montague, dwl

12 Willow Av
Webster Charles H., laborer J. Morton & Co.
Webster Daniel F. (Webster d: Smith), dwl 535 Post
Webster Edgar W., stevedore Knowland & Doe, res Oak-
land
Webster Edward, stevedore, dwl 18 Clarence PI
Webster F. B. (Whitney <L- W.) dwl 22 Glen Park Av
Webster Frederick R., clerk WTiitney & Webster, dwl 22

Glen Park Av
Webster George, laborer, dwl 419 Folsom
Webster George W., carpenter A. R. Nichols, dwl Pacific

Hotel
Webster J., laborer Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 110 First
Webster J. A. , clerk, dwl 635 California
Webster J. M.. clerk C. P. Van Shaack & Co., dwl 629

Clay
Webster J. N. & Co. (G. F. McPherson), money and stock-
brokers, 4 New Montgomery, Palace Hotel
Webster John, Austrian Bene v. Soc, 71 New Mont
Webster John, fisherman, dwl 2005 Dupont, rear
Webster John, mariner, dwl 106 First
Webster John N. (J. N. Webster dt Co.), res Alameda
Webster Joseph, steward stm Salinas, Pacific St. Wharf
W'ebster Kate (widow), dwl 108 Tehama
Webster Lemuel, calker Boole & W^ebster, dwl 22 Minna
Webster Lemuel J. (Webster <i- P rather), dwl 1817 Sac
Webster Lyons (Webstei- d- Afiau), dwl 420^ Sixth
Webster Mary (widow), dwl 504 Eddy
W'ebster Richard P. , shiijcarpeuter, dwl 914J Harrison
Webster Samuel, compositer C. A. Murdock & Co., dwl

523 Kearny
Webster Thomas, carpenter, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Webster Thomas H., mariner, dwl 29 Pacific
Webster Uriah, mining, dwl 614 Kearny
Webster Walter B., salesman Locke & Montague, dwl 12

WiUow Av
Webster Walter Briscoe, bookkeeper Lyon & Co., dwl 114

Eddy
Webster Waterman, dwl 450 Minna
Webster William, carpenter Pac. Mail S. S. Montana
Webster William, machinist Cal. Standard Bag Factory,

dwl 76 Natoma
Webster William, shipcarpenter, dwl 8^ Freelon
Webster William, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
Webster William, topographical and landscape engineer,

office 421 Sansom
Webster William M. , newsreporter Western Union Tel.

Co., dwl 2513 Octavia
Webster & Muns (Lyons Webster and Aaron Muns), mer-
chant tailors, 420^ Sixth
Webster & Prather (Lemuel J. Webster and John M.

Prather), commissionbrokers, 307 Montgomery
Webster & Smith (David F. Webster and Ferdinand

Smith), moneybrokers, 310 Montgomery
Wechman Crist, sugarboiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE

cor Brannan and Eighth
Week Louis E., merchant, dwl 815 Stockton
Weckman George, bricklayer, dwl 920 Stockton
Wedde Henrj', musician, dwl 3 August Alley
Wedderspoon John (Cross & Co.), res Oakland
Wedderspoon Thomas C. (Cross X- Co.), res Oakland
Wedderspoon WUliam (Cross cfc Co.), res Glasgow, Scot-
land
Wedekind George L., clerk Justice's Court, office 806

Montgomery, dwl 1912 Taylor
Wedel Carl, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 36 White PI

AMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchan)

WED

826

WEI

Wedel Gustaviis, professor music, dwi Overland House
Wedel Jacob, machinist, dwl N s Army bet Church and

Sanchez
Wedel John, hairdresser Adam Erbc, dwl 1513 Stockton
Wedel John M., shoemaker, 5 Quincj- PI
Wedel John G. , special policeman, dwl Ohio bet Broad-
way and Vallejo
Wedeles I. William (ifax Gruenberg tt Co.), dwl S31 Turk
Wedell John G. , liquor saloon, SW cor Pacific and Drmmn,

dwl 505 Greenwich
Wedemejer C. A., upholsterer, dwl 64 First
Wedemeyer C. H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Treat

Av and Twenty-fourth
Wedemeyer Frederick W., clerk Lankenau & Co., cor

Eleventh and Railroad avs. South S. F.
Wedemeyer John H., clerk Charles Nulirenburg-, dwl NW

cor Polk and Broadway
Wedintf Frederick, seaman schrDreadnaught, Jackson St.
Whan

Weed Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 214 J Sixth

Weed Alexander {Weed it- Qoi-ie), dwl 216 Powell

Weed Alice Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar School

Weed Charles L., with Charles L. Cramer, dwl 729 Pine

Weed C. S., salesman, 620 Kearny, dwl 604 Jackson

Weed Edward A. , ag-ent Weekly kescue, dwl 313 Jessie

Weed Joseph, dwl 1229 Green

Weed Joseph H. {Weed ti: KingioelT), dwl 1217[Leav

Weed Peter P., molder, dwl 123 Silver

Weed Sewing Machines, A, Mead & Co. agents, 152 New

Montgomerj"
Weed thomas, clerk Martin J. Flavin, dwl 904 Jackson
Weed William H.,brassmolder Weed & Kingwell, dwl 1217

Leavenworth
WEED & CiORIE {Alexander Weed and James

Gurie), coal and wood, 927 Market
WEED <& KIXGWElEC^osejj/iif. Weed and Vincent

KimjiveU), proptrs C'al. Brass Works, 125 First
Weeden John H. , first lieutenant Corps Engineers U. S. A. ,

office 533 Kearny, res Oakland
Weedon Charles, carpenter, dwl 936 Harrison
Weekertsheimer F., tailor John O'Donnell, dwl 10 Charles

PI
Weeks Abbie C. Mrs. , dressmaker, 728 Howard
Weeks Charles, dwl 36 South Park
Weeks Eliakin J. , master mariner, dwl 1325 Powell
Weeks Frank S., printer William P. Harrison, dwl 314

Bush
Weeks Freeman L., physician, office 652 Market, dwl 728

Howard
Weeks Henry, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Weeks Julia Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 1722

Jessie
Weeks Lewis, carpenter, dwl lOi Langton
Weeks M. A. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School
Weeks Munroe, laborer, dwl junction California and

Market
Weeks Samuel F. {S. F. Weeks & Co.), dwl 680 Twentieth
Weeks Sarah (widow), furnished rooms, 507 Bush
Weeks S. F. & Co. {Edward Hardwick), proprietors Pac.

Oakum Factor}', NW cor Eighteenth and Harrison
Weeks Thomas D., gOder S. & G. Gump, dwl 523 Post
Weeks WiJliam H., dwl 15 Hampton PI
Weep Henry G., boot and shoemaker, dwl 718 Green-

wch
Weer George, dwl 409 Pacific
Weesling Heirry, cartman, dwl 1513 Geary
Wegener F. (widow), dwl 9 Salmon

WE«EXER FREDERICK O., notary public, com-
missioner deeds, and agent estate I. C. Russ, office
404 Montgomery, dwl E s Columbia bet Folsom and
Harrison
WEGENER RK'H.IRD, mining secretary, office 414

California, dwl 28 Oak Grove Av
Wegestein Joseph, speculator, dwl 208 Post
Weglehuer Leonhardt, clerk Michael Reese, dwl 553^ Stev
Weglein John J. {B. Drey/us d- Co.), res New York
Wegner Henry, cooper, dwl 22 Turk
Wegner John, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Wegner W. , dwl 248 Jessie
Wegnorg Henrv, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger & Son,

dwl 957 Market
AVe,Tieh Romanio, Swiss Benev. Soc., 627 Commercial
Wehc F. P., miner, dwl 31 Eddy
Wche Francis R., collector James T. White & Co., dwl

728 Montgomery
Wehlbrandt Bernard, carpenter, dwl 120i Clara
Wehle Isaac, traveling agent, dwl 901 Post
Wehincyer John H., cellarmaster B. Drejffus & Co., dwl
30 Main

WehmoUer William, corrugated-elbowmaker, 416 Seventh
Wehn Charles E., assaver, dwl 129 Oak
Wehn Charles F. {Peter Job * Co.), dwl 1504 Mission
Wehner August W., clerk George & Loughborough, dwl

507 Montgomery
Wehr Charles, driver McMillan & Kester, dwl N s Green-
wich bet Sansom and Montgomery
Wehr Frederick, carpenter, dwl 40 Jackson
Wehr H., deckhand stm Senator, Broadway St. Wharf
Wehr Henry, carpenter, dwl 40 Jackson
Wehr John, expressman, 545 Cal, dwl 6.V Harriet
Wehr Temple, signpainter, dwl 947 Folsom
Wehr William, carpenter, dwl 30 Ritch
Wehr. See Ware
Wehser H. & Co. {Michael Wertheimer), -povitTy, 23 and

25 San Francisco Market
Wehser Henry (//. WehKer dr Co.), dwl 2 Clinton
Weiblan Michael, tanner Frank McAleer, dwl NE cor

Eighth and Brannan
Weicher Joseph W., tanner Anton Krieg, dwl E s San

Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
WEIC'HIIART JOHX, proprietor Cal. Tool Works,

143 and 145 Beale, dwl 6 Vassar PI
Weidenran Gustavus, machinist, dwl 1328 Cal, rear
WeidenbauQi Frederick, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl

116 Main
Weidemnan John, cook, dwl 510 Bryant
Weidenreich M., clerk Louis Holz & Co., dwl 528 Turk
Weidenreich Solomon {JReeb & W.), dwl 52S Turk
Weidler George W. {George W. Swan it Co.), res Port-
land, Oregon
Weidman Rudolph, barkeeper Jacob Streali, 414 Dnpont

Dnpont
Weidmer Samuel, Swiss Benev. Soc., 627 Commercial
Weidner Joseph, maltster 8. F. Stock Brewerj-, dwl 2118

Powell
Weiesheer Frederick, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Man--

ufacturing Co.
Weifs H, I. , carpenter, dwl 110^ Lilly Av
Weigel C. H. A. , porter Frank Dallemand & Co., dwl 625

Linden Av
Weigel Joseph, carpenter,- dwl 421 Dupont
Weighel William {Myers, W. ifc Co.), dwl 28 Willow Av
Weighmann Frederick, laborer, dwl 1 Bartol
Weightman Thomas, dwl l''ranklin Hotel
Weil)e August, moneybroker, 400 Montgomery, dwl 531

Union
Weihe Henry, seaman schr Exjwess, Jackson St. Wharf

Weil , clerk, dwl 315 Eddy

Weil Abraham ( Weil, Cah n <t Co.), dwl 1101 Van Ness At
Weil Achille, clerk Weil & Woodleaf, dwl 810 Mission
Weil Brothers (H'i^/i'ajrt, Leopold, David, and Joseph),

importers and wholesale liquors, 213 Jaeksom
WEIL, «:AHX a CO.{AbTakam Weil, Israel Cahn,

aiui Mo.ies Weil), importers and jobbers foreign and

domestic drj' goods, 21 and 23 Battery
Weil D. & Brother, merchants, (Shasta), office 213 Jack
Weil David {Weil Brothers), res Shasta
Weil I>a-iid, laborer, dwl 1717 Sutter
Weil Henry L., merchant, dwl 705 Larkin
Weil Ignatz, bookkeeper Neustadter Brothers, dwl 515

Post
Weil John P., salesman David Samuels, dwl 1231 Filbert
Weil Joseph {Weil Brothers), res Shasta
Weil Lehman, dwl 330 Haves
Weil Leopold {Weil Brothers), dwl 726 O'Farrell
Weil Leopold, salesman Michels, Friedlander & Co., dw

703 Market
Weil Leopold, salesman Neustadter Brothers, dwl 513

Post
Weil Max, painter, dwl 322 Tliird
Weil Mayer {Weil it Woodleaf), dwl 916 O'Farrell
Weil Mayer, sausage manufacturer, 108 Dupont, dwl 1

Carlos PI '

Weil Morris, barkeeper Adrian Robin, dwl 614 Fourth
Weil Moses {Weil, Cahn tC- Co.), res New York
Weil Nathan, dwl 35 Freelon

Weil Theodore ( Weil if- Woodleaf), dwl 810 Mission
Weil Theodore J., clerk Madison & Burke, dwl Pine be

Larkin and Polk
Weil William {Weil Brothers), dwl 935 Post
M'EIL A WOODLE.4F {Mayer a)id Theodore WM
and Henry Woodleaj~), importers and jobbers onl

lery, stationery, smokers' articles, etc., 113 Batteiy
Weill Alexander '{Stein, Simon it- Co., and Lazar

Fr^res), dwl 1010 Post
Weill Felix, varnisher Weir & Greenwood, dwl lOi Fredo
Weill Henry {J. W. Daridson .t- Co.), dwl 323 Kearny
Weill Lazixr, clerk E. R;ias & Co., dwl 113 Turk

BEAHISH'S—Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets. ,

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Weill Leon, salesman Lazard Frcrcs, dwl 219 Geary
Weill Ralph, l)ookkeei>er .Minor S. Martin, dwl 400 Geary
Weill Raphael {J. H'. PariiLwn .{■ Co.), dwl !I0S O'Farrell
Weill Svlvain (Stein, Simon it Co.), dwl <.)08 O'Farrell
Weill. 'Sre Weyl

Weiland William, seaman stm Salinas, Pacific St. Wharf
Weilhart Joseph, laborer Althof Bros., dwl 8 Stevenson
Woilstrup Peter C, salesman Becker & Jacoby, dwl 18

Clara
Weimer John, gardener Sjireen & Holje.W s Railroad Av

bet Ninth and Tenth, South S. F.
Wcinier Matilda Miss, with Frederick Fry, dwl 1205 Polk
Wein Oler, woodcarver, dwl 171i) Eddj'
Weinberg Albert, salesman, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Weinberg Anton, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific
Weinberg Louis, tailor, dwl 27 Pacific
Weinberg William T., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dvrl

Austin bet Polk and Lark in
Weinberger Carl, machinist, dwl 232 Clementina
Weinborn G. , tanner, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr Twen-
ty-eighth
Weindorf Jacob, dwl 317 Clementina

Weiner , stock dealer, dwl 14 Hawthorne

Wciner Adolph, real-estate broker, dwl 10(5 Sixth
\\'cincr ^Christopher, baker, dwl SE cor V\eta and Ninth
Weiner John H., porter S. W. Rosenstoek & Co., dwl 234

Bitch
Weiner Simon, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 2 S.

F. F. D.
Weiner. See Wiener
Weiners J. H., bootmaker, 436 Broa<lway
^^ einert Otto, clertc H. F. Riedel, dwl 4tt Minna
Weinert Otto J., shoemaker, dwl W s San Jos6 Road nr

Si.\-mile House
Weinlander .August, dwl 1027 Hvde
Weiiioehl Frederick {ThcUen, W. Js Co.), dwl 107 Turk
Wcinerich Charles, butcher, dwl 436 Green
Woinreich Frederick, cabinetmaker, SE cor Clinton and

Urannan
Weinshenk .\braham, merchant, dwl 614 O'Farrell
Weinshenk Sigmund, bookkeeper C. H. Meyer & Bros.,

dwl 614 O'Farrell
Weiiistock Henrj- (H. Weinstock <<k Co.), res Sacramento
Weinstock H. & Co. {David Lubin), furnishing goods,

746 Washington
Weintraub P. , real-estate agent, dwl 425 Eddy
Weintraub Samuel (Weintraub <t Davis), dvil 40 Geary
Weintraub Samuel, merchant, office 211 Claj', dwl Nucleus

House
Wei-ntraub Wolf, dwl 316 Fulton
Weintraub «fe Davis (Samuel Weintraub and Henry

Davi.^), cigars and tobacco, 422 Kearny
Weiper Henrj', retoucher T. Houseworth & Co., dwl 1024

Powell
Weir Anna (widow), dressmaker, 413 Hayes
\\'eir Hcnretti (widow), dwl 37 Second
Weir J., baker stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf
Weir James, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co. , dwl 721 Market
Weir James, foreman blacksmiths Hinckley & Co.
I V.eir James C, contractor and builder, dwl S50 Mission
I Weir John, porter Huntington, Hopkins & Co., dwl 20

Silver
Weir John, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Weir Mark, laborer, dwl W s Mission nr Thirty-first
Weir Thomas, butcher Michels.sen, Brown & Co., dwl SE
I cor Seventh and Brannan
i Weir William G. ( Weir <t Grcenteood), dwl 111 Oak
i Weir William J., cabinetmaker Weir & Greenwood, dwl
' 111 Oak

WEIR A GREENWOOD (W. O. Weir and Laurence

Greenwood), cabinet furniture manufacturers, 481

and 4S3 Brannan
Weir. See Ware and Wier
Weire James, dwl 759 Howard

Weirich Gustave, driver L'liion Brewerj', dwl 326 Clem
Weis Elise (widow), dwl 11 Jasper PI
\Veis Frank, packer Eclipse Bakerj', dwl S s Vallejo bet

Mason and Taylor
] Weis William, eigarmaker Frederick Albrecht, dwl Mont-
gomery Hotel
Weis. See Weiss

Weisbein Joseph, clerk Newman & Co., dwl 531 Post
1 Weisbrod John H., tailor, 31 Morton
I Weise Auguste F., stonecutter Michael Heverin, dwl 814

Montgomery
Weise Charles, poultryman O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Weise Charles, liquors and cigars, dwl 2750 Bush
Weise Charles, watchman Gibbs' Bonded Warehcuse
Weise Hermann, porter J. R. Gates & Co. , dwl 8 Boardman

Weisel Abraham, boxmaker, dwl 3 Morcy Alley
Weisol Charles, with Pope & Talbot, dwl 350 Ritch
Weisel Edward, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 3

Morey Alley
Weisel Elizabeth (\vidow), dwl 3 Slorey Alley
Weisel Phili]), dwl 7 Card Alley
Weisenbom Frederick, liquor saloon, NE cor Lombard

and Lyon
Weiser Emil, carpenter, dwl 41 Clara
Weiser John, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 1017 Bat-
tery
Weishaupt George, bookkeeper O. Fauss & Co., dwl 325

Capj)
Weisheimer Charles, butcher, SW cor Oak and Octavia
Weisheimer John, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 132 Oak
Weisman Gustave, carpenter, dwl 316 Ivy Av
Weismann Gustavus, frescopainter, dwl 725 Clementina
Weiss Adolph, niarblecutter, dwl 814 Montgomery
Weiss Edmund H., engineer, dwl 1433 Steiner
Weiss Elizabeth Mrs. , piano-forte and fancy work teacher,

dwl 1433 Steiner
Weiss E. M., medical student University California, 652

Washington, dwl 1613 Sacramento
Weiss Henry William, restaurantkeeper, dwl 30J Garden
Weiss Jacob (Weiss & Batteux), dwl 260 Tyler
Weiss Jacob, tailor, dwl 520 Stevenson
Weiss Joseph, tailor, dwl 3 Marj' Lane
Weiss M., book and jobprinter, 319 Battery ,'dwl 435 Pine
Weiss M. Jr., printer M. Weiss, dwl 435 Pine
W^eiss Moritz, maltster Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232 Sec
Weiss Oswald Rev., reader Congregation Sherith Israel,

dwl 1621 Sacramento
Weiss Otto, machinist, dwl 512 Greenwich
Weiss Philip, clerk Louis Hilmer, dwl 1613 Sacramento
Weiss William, laborer William Lange, SW cor Cole and

Carl
Weiss & Batteiix (Jacob Weiss and Daniel Batteux),

wines and liquors, SE cor Kearny and Post
Weiner Simon, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2 S. F.

F. D., dwl 625 Broadway
Weiss. See Weis and Weise
Weissbein Joseph, bookkeeper Louis Kline & Co., dwl 531

Post
Weisee Anton C, carpenter, dwl NE cor Thirteenth Av

and P, South S. F.
Weisse Henry, teamster Miller & Lux, dwl NE cor Thir-
teenth Av and P, South S. F.
Weissenborn William, boot and shoemaker, 617 Natoma
Weissich William A., bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel, dwl

1532 Post
Weissig Erhard, porter Fr. Putzman, dwl 617 Miss
Wei^ner John, carrier Evening Post, dwl 528 Natoma
Weist Amanda, nurse California State Woman's Hospital,

SW cor Twelfth and Howard
Weit Simon, basketmaker, dwl 907 FolSom
Weith J., watchman Mission Rock Dock, office 42 Market
Weitner Aiitone, fruit and candies, SW cor Hj-de and

Ellis
Weitner Antonio, harnessmaker Thomas McGinnis, dwl

NW cor Hyde and Ellis
Weitner Louis, watchmaker Charles H. Gottschalk, dwl

SW cor Hyde and Ellis
Weitz Samuel, bookkeeper Stolz Brothers, dwl 405 Leav
Weizer Herman, engineer, dwl 560 Howard
Welby Charles W., butcher M. Brandenstein & Co., dwl

S s Tenth Av nr N, South S. F.
WelbvJohn T., market, SE cor Fifteenth Av and P,

South S. F.
Welby Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wliarf
Welcer Henry, compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 216

Clara
Welch Alfred J. (Welch A Co.), and attorney at law,

office 608 Merchant, res Oakland
Welch Andrew (Welch it Co.), dwl 324 Turk
Welch Annie (widow), dwl 1 Helen
Welch Bartholomew, laborer, dwl SW cor Laidley and

Merced
Welch Benjamin, calker, dwl SE cor Webster and Waller
Welch C, coalpasser stm Oriflamme, Folsom St. Wharf
Welch Charles, driver Bay City Water Co. , dwl cor Twen-
ty-second and Mission
Welch Charles AV., real estate, dwl S'] s Columbia bet

Guerrero and Dolores
Welch Charles William, copyist H. H. Bancroft, dwl 1422

Turk
Welch Christopher, baker Grant & Gibson, dwl 509 Tliird
Welch Daniel, barkeeper Korn & Selig, dwl 105 Geary
Welch Dennis W., varnisher Frederick Hufschniidt, dwl

413 Clementina

JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure I-Icdicines.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Welch Edward, laborer, dwl NW cor Thirteenth Av and

P, South S. F.
Welch Edward A., waiter 'What Cheer House
Welch Fayette, minstrel Ma^ire's Opera House, dwl 606i

Stevenson
Welch Gcorg-e, butcher Donnelly, Dunne & Co., dwl M

bet Ele\enth and Twelfth, dwl South S. F.
Welch George, .clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co., dwl SE cor

Webster and Waller
Welch Henry H., with ^Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl 8

Urenhani PI
Welch Henrj- S., physician, office and dwl 921 Polk
Welch Herman L., dwl 434 Fremont
Welch J., teamster Mission Woolen ilills
Welch James, barkefeper Timothy Downey
Welch James, blacksmith, S s Eighteenth nr Castro
Welch James, boilermaker, dwl 37 Minna
Welch James, clerk, dwl 408 Shipley
Welch James, dravman, dwl 1232 Vallejo
Welch James, gardener Frank M. PLxley, dwl NE cor Val-
lejo and Steiner
Welch James, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Welch James, laborer, dwl cor Colusa and De Haro
Welch James, porter, dwl S s Willow Av bet Mission and

^'alencia
Welch James, porter Thomas Connolly, dwl Kearny bet

Pacific and Broadway
Welch James, shoemaker, dwl 7 Natoma, rear
Welch James, shoemaker John Horner, dwl 741 Market
Welch James, watchman Bay View Distillery, dwl E s

Fourteenth Av nr P, South S. F.
Welch James M., clerk, dwl W s Precita Av nr Mission
Welch J. M., fireman U. S. Mint, dwl 829 Howard
Welch John, carrier Evening Post
Welch John, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Drumm
Welch John, cook William Gerstenberg & Bro., dwl 224

Fourth
Welch John, fireman E. Detrick & Co., 123 Clay
Welch John, laborer, dwl 7 Hinckley, rear
Welch John, laborer new U. S. Appraisers'jBuilding
Welch John J., cabinetmaker, dwl 14 Dora
Welch John J., carriagepainter Mills & Evans, dwl 1422

Turk
Welch John L., shipcarpenter, dwl Tenth Av nr G, South

S. F.
Welch Joseph, fireman steamtug Tiger, dwl 625 Davis
Welch Joseph, laborer, dwl 1225 Market
Welch Joseph D., plumber, dwl 1422 Turk
Welch Jules, dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Welch J. W. (widow), dwl 434 Fremont
Welch LawTence J., drayman Bryden & Hinckley, dwl 430

>fatoma
Welch L. a., dwl 810 Howard
Welch M., dwl 420 Jackson
We.ch Marv A. Miss, dwl 1 Helen
Welch Mathew, blacksmith's helper, dwl 227 Second
Welch ilathew, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,

dwi 125 Clinton, rear
Welch Margaret, widow, dwl 112 Clinton
Welch Michael, blacksmith Market St. K. R.
Welch Michael, dairyman, Dame nr Thirtieth
Welch Michael, horseshoer Paul Friedhofer, dwl 149 Silver
Welch Michael, laborer John Martin, dwl 442 Jessie
Welch Michael, tailor C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 1905

Hvde
Welcli Michael, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 534 First
Welch M. J., student Heald's Telegraph Institute, dwl 741

Howard
Welch N. (widow), branch bakery. 111 Fifth
Welch Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Third Av nr H, Outside

Lands
Welch Patrick, teamster, dwl SW cor Bryant and Ninth
Welch Richard, laborer, dwl 14 Ohio
Welch Richard J., polisher John Danjel & Co., dwl 17 Zoe
Welch Samuel B., salesman John G. Hodge & Co., dwl

92U IJush
Welch Thomas, laborer, dwl cor Third and King
Welch Thomas, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Welch Thomas, longshoreman, dwl Johnson PI nr Har
Welch Thomas H., bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

1303 Eddy
Welch Thomas R., advertising agent, dwl 1809 Powell
Welch William, dwl SE cor Washington and Fillmore
Welch William, carpenter, dwl 30 Langton
Weich William, mining expert, dwl 922 Capp nr Twenty-
fourth
Welch William, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Welch William, tailor, dwl 23 Howard Court

WELCH A CO., importing, shipping, and commission
merchants, agents Moody's Burrard Inlet Saw Mills,

B. C. (Welch, Rithct <i- Co., Victoria, B. C, and
Andrew n'elch d- Co., Liverpool, Eivgland), office 109

California room 6
Welch & Co. {Alfred J. Welch, De Witt F. Bisbee, and
Benjamin Williams), real-estate and business agents,

608 Merchant
Welch. See Walch, Walsh, and Welsh
Weld Charles F., clerk, dwl 823 Mission
Weld Samuel, dwl 118 Sacramento
Weldeu George M., barkeeper Henry Brown, dwl 105

Clark
Weldon Christopher J. (Weldon <t- Dana), dwl 912 Sutter
Weldon Emersey, shipcarpenter Boole & Webster, 7 Steu
Weldon W. H. {Weldon <i- Leonard), res San Jose
Weldon William, rigg:er, dwl 327 Main
Weldon & Dana (Christopher J. Weldon and Henry A.

Dana), manufacturers Star Stocking Supporters,

belts, etc., 712 Montgomers'
WELDOX <£ liEONAKD (J. H. Leonard and W. H.

Weldon), real-estate agents, 605 Clay
Weletsky Vladunir, consul Russia, office and dwl 39

South Park '

Welham George, finisher Savage & Son, dwl 28 Minna
Wellbank Robert, painter, dwl 110 Shipley
Wellbrock Frederick, coachdriver New Atlantic Hotel
Wellbrook George C. (Wellbrook d: Junck), dwl NW cor

Powell and Bush
Wellbrook & Jmick {George E. Wellbrook and C. G.

Junck), liquor saloon, 211 Pine
Weller Charles L. , president Ophir Silver Mining Co., office

419 California room 28, dwl 1104 Market
Weller Conrad, tailor, dwl 558 Natoma
Weller George E., manufacturer and importer boots and

shoes, office 406 Market, dwl 802 Turk
WELLER JOHX B. Jr., attorney at law, office 4 and

5 Montgomery Block, dwl 765 Market
Weller Oswald, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific
Welles Samuel, bookkeeper, dwl 204 Montgomery
Wellin Patrick M., carpenter, dwl 20 Porter
Wellington George E. (Vermeil d: W.), dwM406 Sac
Wellington George H., dwl 824 Howard
Wellington M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 824 Howard
Wellington Mining and Smelting Co. (Utah), office 414

California
Wellington Rebecca Piatt (widow), dwl 2524 Bush •
Wellington B. F., importer and dealer seeds, 425 Wash- (

ington, dwl 865 Mission
Wellman Bela (Wellman, Peck & Co.), res Fruit Vale,

Alameda Co.
Wellman Charles, clerk Welhnan, Peck;& Co., dwl 319

Bush
W^ellman George H. , clerk freight depot Southern Pac.

B. R., cor Fifth and Townsend, dwl 231 Seventh
Wellman James, mariner, dwl IS Washington
WELLJIAX, PECK A CO. (Bela Wellman, Joseph

M. Peck, and Timothy L. Barker), importing and

wholesale grocers, 416 and 418 Front
Wellock William, laborer Locke & Montague, dwl 30

Louisa
Wells Asa R. (Wells, Rmsell ct- Co.), dwn216 Eddy
Wells B. D., carpenter, dwl 1309 Stockton
Wells Catherine (widow), furnished rooms, 569 Howard
Wells C. C, fruit dealer and confectioner, 257 Fourth
Wells C. C. Mrs., dressmaker, 257 Fourth
Wells Charles, dwl 27J Fourth
Wells Charles, dwl 106 Post
Wells Charles S., printer, dwl 99 Stevenson
Wells Charles W. , salesman James De la Montanya, dwl

1907 Leavenworth
Wells D. B., carpenter, dwl 1309 Stockton
Wells E., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kear and Morton
Wells Ella, vocalist Palace Varieties, 25 Geary
Wells F., dwl 119 Mason
Wells F., dwl 633 O'Farrell

WELLS, FAKCiO A CO., exchange, banking, and ex-
press company, Lloyd Tevis president, James Heron

secretary, Homer S. King treasurer, John J. Valen-
tine general superintendent, office NW cor Mont-
gomery and California
Wells Fargo Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Orlando H.

Bogart secretary, office 328 Montgomery room 13
Wells F. Marion, sculptor, dwl 913 Natoma
Wells Francis H., attorney at law, office 402 Montgomery

room 23
Wells Frank (Riegle 6: W.), dwl 428 Third
Wells lYederick D., carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl

134 Hayes

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Wells George, dwl N s Twentj'-third nr Sanchez

Wells George H., carpenter, dwl Paul Av nr Mission,

Bemal Heights
Wells George >!., carpenter, dwl 14 Turk
Wells George K., attorney at law, office 309 Montgomery

room 6, dwl Grand Hotel
Wells George T., engineer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 22

Rondel PI
Wells John, blacksmith Hancock & Kelso, dwl 52 De

Boom
Wells John, calker L. S. Allen, 16 Dnmim
Wells Joseph A., grainweigher, dwl 415 Broadway
Wells Joseph A., sawyer West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

nm Folsom
Wells Laura R. Mrs., dwl 416 Post
Wells Lee, horseshoer, 770 Mission, dwl 9 Seymour Av
Wells Lizzie Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary

School, dwl .ill Chestnut
Wells L. P., artist, dwl Russ House

Wells Moses T., mate stm Thoroughfare, res East Oakland
Wells Miles, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Dnmim
Wells O. , driver Potrero and Bay View R. R.
Wells Oscar, upholsterer Robert" J. Ordway, dwl 62.'i} Clay
Wells Revilo, bookkeeper Charles W. Thomas, dwl 221

Oak
Wells Robert R. Rev., book agent, dwl 7.59 Market
Wells Rowland, chiropodist, dwl 419 Clementina
WELL!«, RrSSELL Jt V0. (Am B. Wells, Monsmi

Jtuxsi'll , and Seely B. Lyoii), proprietors Mechanics'

Mills, SW cor Mission and Fremont
Wells S., clerk, dwl 126 l\irk
Wells S., engineer, dwl 317 Taylor
Wells Samuel P., marine surveyor ITnion Insurance Co.,

dwl 2728 Howard
Wells Sidnej' P., artist T. Houseworth & Co., dwl Russ

House
Wells Thomas, laborer, dwl 126J Seventh
Wells Thomas A., clerk Charles W. Sherwood, 511 Chest-
nut
Wells Thomas A., student at law John B. Harmon, res

Oakland
Wells Timothy, laborer, dwl W s Bryant Av nr Bryant
Wells William, dwl 511 Chestnut
Wells William, dwl Morton House
Wells William, expressman, SW cor Fourth and Minna,

dwl 309 Minna
Wells William, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Wells William F., salesman Zadoc W. Moore, dwl 26

Haight
Wells William P., master mariner and pilot commissioner,

office 44 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 2728 How^ard
Wells William V., clerk, dwl 937 Sutter
Wells W. S. , merchant, dwl Russ House
Wells. See Welles
Wellsford Joseph, mailclerk Examiner, dwlj 1623 Powell,

rear
Wellsford Robert, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Welman Robert (Welman d: Co.), dwl 928 Clay
Welman Susan (Weltnan <k Co.), dwl 928 Clay
Welman & Co. (Robert Welnian and Susan Wehnan),

dry goods, 817 Stockton
Welsh Andrew, laborer, dwl 29 Fifth Av
Welsh B. (widow), d«l 662 Minna
Welsh Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 67 Jessie
Welsh Charles, dwl S s Chestnut bet Jones and Leav
Welsh Charles, clerk engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

725 Chestnut
Welsh David, musician, dwl N s Vallejo bet Broadway

and Battery
Welsh Dennis, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl

17 Zoe
Welsh Edward, driver Alonso Davidson, dwl 421 Natoma
Welsh Edward, gasfltter McNally & Hawkins
Welsh Edward, laborer, dwl 518 Pacific
Welsh Ellen Miss, dwl 456 Tehama
Welsh George, waiter Palace Hotel
Welsh Henry, seaman, dwl 804 Third
Welsh J., deckhand S. S. Kalorama, Pacific St. Wharf
Welsh James, dwl 263 Minna
Welsh James, blacksmith, dwl 437 Jessie
Welsh James, carpenter, dwl 118 Freelon
Welsh James, cartman superintendent streets
Welsh James, driver Mason's Brewerj', dwl 525 Chestnut
Welsh James, driver Sutter St. R. R.
Welsh James, flagman Golden Gate Park
Welsh James, hostler, dwl 423 Bush
Welsh James, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Welsh James, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co. , dwl Potrero
Welsh James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s \Vharf

Welsh James, oiler Central Pacific R. R., dwl 468 Sixth
Welsh James, painter, dwl 210 Eighth
Welsh James, plumber and gasfittcr Palace Hotel
Welsh Jerome, shoemaker, dwl S s Twentieth bet Shot-
well and Folsom
Welsh J. J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Welsh J. M., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Welsh John, dwl 529 Fourth
Welsh John, dairyman Smart & Brc, dwl Old San Josd

Road nr Industrial Sch(jol
Welsh John, driver Hibernia Brewery, dwl 209 Eighth
Welsh John, driver Market St. Railway, dwl 918 McAl-
lister
Welsh John, hamessmaker, dwl OS Jessie
Welsh John, hostler Sutter St. R. R. , dwl 9 Austin
Welsh John, hostler Arthur Waters, dwl 435 Turk
Welsh John, laborer, dwl 34 Fifth Av
Welsh John, laborer, dwl 60 Jessie
Welsh John, laborer, dwl N s Crescent Av nr Islais Creek,

Bemal Heights
Welsh John, laborer superintendent streets
Welsh John, steamfitter, dwl 36 Mary
Welsh John, stevedore, dwl 26i Welsh
Welsh John, stevedore, dwl 51 Jessie
Welsh J ohn, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of San Francisco
Welsh John, tailor Nicholas Sweeney, dwl 58 Clementina
Welsh John, weigher, dwl 37 Minna
Welsh Joseph J., liquor saloon, 620 Fourth
Welsh Julia, domestic Mrs. M. H. Yates, 108 Ellis
Welsh Louis, cai-penter, dwl 1328 Jackson
Welsh Martin, dwl 149 Silver

Welsh Martin, teamster Union Iron Works, dwl 6 Xatoma
Welsh Martin J., boat builder John D. Griffin, dwl W s

East bet Pacific and Jackson
Welsh Mary (widow), dwl 110 Dora
Welsh Matthew, miner, dwl 54S Mission
Welsh Michael, blacksmith, dwl W s Kentucky nr Mari-
posa
Welsh Michael, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 11 Austin
Welsh Michael, carpenter Holland & Ruppel, dwl Bemal

Heights
Welsh Michael, hostler Club Stables, dwl 418 O'Farrell
Welsh Michael, laborer, dwl 26 Jessie
Welsh Michael, laborer, dwl 518 Mission
Welsh Michael J., draftsman Thomas J. Welsh, dwl N s

Seventeenth bet Howard and Capp
Welsh Patrick, dwl United States Hote
Welsh Patrick, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 542 Valencia
Welsh Patrick, laborer, dwl E s York bet Twenty-second

and Twentv-third, rear
Welsh Peter, dwl 1514 Powell
Welsh Peter, laborer, dwl Green Court nr Howard
Welsh Peter, laborer, dwl 706 Xatonia
Welsh Peter, tailor, dwl 1910 Buchanan
Welsh Richard, housemover, dwl 239 Perry
Welsh Richard, miller, dwl 923 Greenwich
Welsh Theresa Miss, cloakmaker, dwl 32 Fourta
Welsh Thomas, laborer, dwl 22 Folsom
Welsh Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Welsh Thomas, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay-
Welsh Thomas, laborer W. F. Babcook, dwl 9 Essex
Welsh Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 637 Howard
Welsh Thomas, machinist Alfred J. Smith, dwl Bartlett

bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Welsh Thomas J. , architect, 302 Montgomery' room 27,

dwl 1215 Tyler
Welsh T. W., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Welsh W., seaman stm Alex. Duncan
Welsh Walter, carriagepainter, 69 Stevenson, dwl 602

Grove
Welsh William, laborer Henry J. Dorland, NW cor Dolo-
res and Dorland
Welsh William G., carpenter, dwl 721 Market
Welsh. See Walch, Walsh, and Welch
Welspiel Jacob, clerk William Meyer, dwl 41 Minna
Welter Laurence, butcher, dwl 215 Dupont, rear
Welton Cornelius, laborer freight depot Southern Pac. R.

R., dwl 425*^ Perry
Welton Daniel, longshoreman, dwl 302 Beale
Welton James G., laborer, dwl 1230i Vallejo, rear
Welton Lewis A., real estate, dwl 125 Valencia
Welty Horace, dwl 33 Eddy
Welzer Charles A., seaman schr P. & R. Nord, Pacific St.

WTiarf
Wembach Charles, driver Charles Hoffmann, dwl 506

Sixth
WEMPE BROS. (Henry, Garrett, Frank, and Wil-
liam), paperbox and collar factory, 569 Market
Wempe Frank (Wempe Bros.), dwl 419 Oak

STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and G-eneral Dealers.

JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchanl

WEM

830

WER

Wempe Garrett (Wcmpe Bros.), dwl 419 Oak

Wemjie Henry {if'empe Bros.),. dwl 419 Oak

Wempe Heiirj', clerk, dwl 225 Riteh

Wenipu William (Wempe Bro.i.)dw\ 419 Oak

Wempcn RicharJ, seaman schr Witch of the Bay, Pacific
St. Wharf

Weill pie A. H., contractor, dwl Zi Ellis

Wencen Henry, dwl 529 \'allejo

Wenck Edward, clerk Willi.,m T. Wenzell, dwl 311i Jessie

Wenck Frederick, barkeeper William Davison, dwl 613
Bush

Wenck Paul, clerk Macondray & Co., res Alameda

Wenck William, bookkeeper Edward Vischer, res AJa-
nieda

Wendcl , dwl 311 Turk

Wendel Henry, baker Emil A. Engelberg'

Wendell AugTist, painter, dwl National Hotel

Wendell Medora, dwl 1000 Sutter

Wendell W. G., salesman Treadwell & Co., dwl 1425 Clay

Wenderoth Charles, watchmaker Frederick Marks, dwl
151G Powell, rear

Wendervenn Martin, seaman schr D. C. Haskin, Bulk-
head bet Washington and Jackson

Wendler C, driver City R. R.

Wendliiig Julius, waiter Cliff House, Point Lobos Av

Wendon" Philip, carpenter, dwl 1424 Clay

Wendorf A., teacher First German School, S s Geary bet
Stoclvton and Powell, dwl 411 Pacific

Wendt Charles E., sailmaker, dwl 411 Bryant

Wendt Henry, clerk Kamua & Puckhaber, ^dwl SE cor
Mission and Fourth

Wendt Henry, mariner, dwl 37 Pacific

Wendt James, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm

Wendt John, dwl 39 Jackson

Wendt John, carpenter, dwl 315 Stockton

Wendt John, expressman, NW cor Battery and Clay, dwl
ti.iS Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth

Wendt M., tanner Anton Kreig, dwl San Bruno Road bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth

Wendt Max, laborer Martenstein &, Deming, dwl 1514
Powell

Wenes John O., printer, dwl 53 Shipley

Wenger Joer P. , machinist, dwl 735 Brannan

^\■engren Edla, chambermaid Philadelphia House, 423 Bush

Weniier Augustus, clerk Charles Leverentz, dwl 700 Bdwy

Weniier Melitz, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery

Wennerhold Christian, assayer Pac. Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, dwl 332 Clementina

Wense George J., cook Westerfeld & Page, dwl 103 First

WEXSIiXttER F. S., real estate, office 304 Montgom-
erj', dwl Occidental Hotel

W^entwurth Charles, carpenter, dwl S s Ellis bet Fillmore
and Steiner

W^entworth Daniel Pi., assistant foreman I. M. Went-
worth (fe Co., dwl 417 Hayes

Wentworth Eben C, master schr W. H. Stevens, office
34 Market

Wentworth Frederick, barkeeper Engelhardt & Gardner

WK>'TWOUTH I. M. «t CO., importers and manu-
facturers boots, shoes, and rubbers, and tanners, sales-
room 573 Market, factory 225 Fell, tannery Redwood
City

Wentworth Ira M. (/. 31. Wentworth & Co.), dwl 501 Van
Ness Av

Wentworth Jackson J., engineer Horace Davis & Co.,
dwl 30 Silver

Wentworth J. M., special policeman, dwl 109 Oak

"WEXTWOUTII .1. P. II., publisher and proptr Re-
sources of California, office 320 Sansom room 16, dwl
W s Folsom bet Nineteenth and Twentieth

Wentworth Lucy, dressmaker, dwl 522 Grove

Wentworth Nathan, dwl 231 Seventh

Wentworth Nathaniel S., oil-clothingmaker, dwl 2633
Han-ison

Wentworth Orrin S. (Dow it- W.), dwl 1037 How

Wentworth Serenus, teamster Mission Woolen Mills, dwl
103 Fifteenth

Wentworth Silas Asa, foreman I. M. Wentworth & Co.,
dwl 115 Eleventh

Wentworth Susan (widow), dwl 664 Harrison

Wentworth Thomas H., master mariner, dwl N s McAllis-
ter bet Lyon and Lott

Wentzel George (Wcntzel, Huefner Jc Co.), dwl 25 Stock-
ton PI

WEXTZEL, IIi'EF-«ER A t'O. (George Wentzel and
Otto C. Ilurjiier), publishers and proptrs California
Journal and Soiintags Gast, office 603 Washington

Wenzel Edward (Wenzel, Rothschild <k Haden/eldt), dwl
513 Jessie

Wenzel Frederick, liquor saloon, 543 Merchant, dwl 520

Merchant
Wenzel George, watchmaker Wenzell & Hartmann, dwl

309 Fulton
Wenzel George L., cooper, dwl 309 Fulton
Wenzel Herman (Wenzel <(.- Uartmann), dwl 515 Jessie
Wenzel John, musician, dwl SIG Powell
^VENZEL, KOTHSi'HlLO A IIAOENFEI>DT (Ed-
loard Wenzel, B. Rotli*chilJ., and Charles Haden-
feldt), manufacturing jewelers, SE cor Post and Kear
Wenzel & Hartmaiin (Hcrnum Wenz>'.l and Emil A.
Uartmann), importers and manufacturers clocks,
jewelry, watches, etc., 324 Kearny
WEXZELL »'ILLIAM T., chemist and apothecarj-,

852 Market, dwl NE cor Oak and Buchanan
W'enzlick Rudolph, furrier Henrj' Froomberg, dwl Pres-

cott House
Wenzlick William, woodcarver Kemp& Hoffman, dwl 828

Greenwich
Werber Camille, clerk Edmond Pequet, dwl 416 Francisco
Werder Max J., homeopathic physician, office and dwl 118

Geary
Werlin John G., boots and shoes, 617 Kearny, dwl 1421

California
Werling Frank, cabinetmaker Jacob Werling, dwl W s

York bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Werling Jacob, cabinetmaker, W s York bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Wermuth Otto, merchant, dwl 3 Harrison Av
Werner August, barkeeper Erwin Rossi, dwl 624 Mason
Werner August, laborer Merrifield & Rosener, dwl 1325

Market
Werner Charles (Werner & Co.), dwl Taylor bet Francisco

and Chestnut
Werner Christien, builder, dwl 135 Fifteenth
Werner Charles, mariner, dwl 405 Drumm
Werner Ernest, proprietor Potrero Distillery and Refin-
ery, Pennsylvania Av nr Sierra, dwl NW cor Penn-
sylvania Av and Yolo
Werner Frederick, carpenter, dwl 617 Third
, Werner George (Werner & Lincoln), dwl 1708 Polk
Werner H., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Wenier Herman, cooper, dwl 1112 Kearny
Werner John, tailor, G18 Merchant, dwl 238 Seventh
Werner Joseph, capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl Hansa

Hotel
Werner Joseph, cigarmaker Frederick Albreeht
Werner Louis, market, 910 Bryant, dwl llj Clinton
Werner Maria, dressmaker, dwl 238 Seventh
Werner P., dwl 636 Commercial

Werner Phillip, expressman, SE cor Keamj' and Pacific
Werner Robert, beer saloon. Berry nr Fourth
Werner William, painter, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Werner Wolf, wholesale butcher, dwl 910 Bryant
Werner & Co. (Charles Werner and Charles Pryzrem-

bel), market, SW cor Mason and Lombard
Werner & Lincoln (George Werner and George W. Lin-
coln), market, SW cor Polk and Clay
Wernisch Henry, bookkeeper Terwilliger & Fink, dwl 701

O'Farrell
Wernsing Herman H., boots and shoes, 211 Fourth
Warsing Charles, trunkmaker, dwl 263 Third
Wertch William (Wertch ct Craig), dwl 142 Rose Av
Wertch & Craig (WUliam Wertch and John Craig),

blacksmiths, 5 Mason
Werten Charles, seaman schr Industry, Washington SU

Wharf
Werth Paul, barkeeper Christian Jacobson, dwl SW coP

Jackson and Davis
Wertheim Rose Mrs., saleslady Isidor N. ChojTiski, dwl

44 Third
Wertheimber Anne (widow), dwl 828 Greenwich
Wertheimer Benny, clerk L. & E. Wertheimer, dwl 712

Post
Wertheimer Charles, dwl 517 Franklin
Wertheimer Emanuel (L. d: E. Wertheimer), dwl 712 Post
Wertheimer Isaac (M. Wertheimer it Bro.), dwl 502 Bush
Wertheimer Kaufman, bookkeeper Feli.x Uri, dwl 718

Ellis
Wertheimer J., merchant, dwl NW cor Bush and Dupont
Wertheimer Joseph, market, 515 Davis, dwl 742 Wash
WEKTHEIIHElt L. A' E. (Joseph L. Hess), impor-
ters and wholesale cigars and tobacco, 300-306 Front
Wertheimer Leopold (L. tfc E. Wertheimer), res New York
Wertheimer Leopold, dwl 517 Franklin
Wertheimer Louis (Fleishman, Siehel & Co.), dwl 614

Sutter
Wertheimer Louis, teamster Korn & McCarthy, dwl 71T
Hayes

BEAMISH'S—Shirt inanufactnrer, Nucleus Building, corner TMrd and Marke'

a p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Wertheimer Michael (If. Weliser A Co.), dwl NW cor

Washington and Montsfomery Av
Wertheimer M. & Bro. (Isaac Wertheimer), importers

leaf tobacco and maniifaoturers ciyfara, 425 Front
Wertheimer Moses (M. Wertheimer ifc Bro.), dwl 1016

Larkin
Wertsch William, blacksmith, dwl 142 Rose Av
Wescott Adelbert, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl

1313 Jackson
Wescott Charles, fruits, NW cor Clay and Leavenworth
Wescott. Sec Westcott
WESKE AnOLI'll, president Cal. Cracker Co.. office

NW cor Battery and Broadway, dwl 1028^ Folsom
Weslenhauer Charles C, ujiholsterer, dwl NW cor Noe

and (^lippcr
Wesley William, waiter Bnmswick House, 148 Sixth
Wesner .laoob, janitor Drnid's Ilall, 413 Sutter
Wessa Philip (Wtxna .<• Band), dwl 42G Fulton
Wessa & Band (f /iiVij) HV,sf,« andJuHeph £««(/), butchers,

68 Centre Market
Wessel Clans, maltster Pac. Distillingand Refining Co., dwl

SW cor Fillmore ajid Pixley PI
Wesselhoeft Peter, waiter l'rescr)tt House, 933 Kearny
Wessell .Tames, clerk, dwl 233 O'Farrell
WESSKIiL JOH\, liquor saloon, SE cor Powell and

Union, dwl 1620 Powell
Wesseman Barnard W. (Begley & W.), dwl 31 Sixth
Wesseman .Tohn, clerk Begley & Wesseman, dwl 31 Sixth
Wessenberg Anna (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1924 Mason
Wessig George, butcher Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 1217

Kearny, rear
Wessing Andrew, caryer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Wessler George, hairdresser Stephen G. Brown, dwl NE

cor Fourth and Everett
Wessling Henry J. , wood, coal, hay, and grain, 1515 Geary,

dwl 1513 Gearv
Wessling William, dwl 1615 Pine
Wesson George H., carpenter Charles Williams, dwl SW

cor Union and Polk
Wesson James, driver P. A. McDonald
Wesson Joseph W., lumber, SE cor Spear and Howard,

dwl SW cor Union and Polk
West A., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China
West Belcher Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill,

Nev.), Justin P. Moore secretary, office 320 Sansom

room 7
West B. F. (widow), bakery and confectionery, 254 Fourth
West Branch Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.), John M. Buf-

fington secretary, office 309 California
West Charles, dwl 415 Natoma
West Charles, drayman C. F. Bassett & Co., dwl NE cor

Twenty-sixth and Castro
West Charles, polisher Sanborn.Vail & Co., dwl 450^ Na-
toma
West Charles, stevedore, dwl 727 Brj-ant
West Charles E., pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl 117

Eleventh

WEST f'lI.lRLES H., moneybroker, 422 Montgomery,

dwl 100 Valencia
WEST COAST FURNITURE CO., Charles McAllis-
ter superintendent, NW cor Fourth and Brj'ant
West Comstock Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,

Nev.), Oliver G. Wood secretary, office 401 California

room 8
West D. J. & Co. (Bichard B. Treat), Insurance [agents,

office 319 California
West Daniel J. (D. J. West it- Co.), dwl 939 Howard
West David W., scroUsawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl

520 Sixth
West Edward (Morrin & W.), dwl Park Hotel
West Edward J., carpenter, dwl 26 Second Av
West Edwin O. , carpenter, dwl 915 Montgomery
West Edwin O., special policeman, dwl S s Sixteenth bet

Howard and Mission
West Edwin W., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 30 Sec-
ond Av
West End Distilling Co., A. J. Van Winkle president, dis-
tillery W s Old San Jos^ Road nr Ocean Beach Road,

office 636 Commercial
West End Hotel, Mrs. John H. Daley proprietress, W s

Brenham PI bet Clay and Washington
West Frances (Mrs. Quirk J: Co.), dwl 120 Seventh
West Francis, cutter Einstein Brothers & Co., dwl 325J

Hayes
West Frank, seaman, dwl 430 Drumm
West Frank, whitener, dwl 366 Natoma
West Frederick, painter, dwl 1227 Folsom
West George T., salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 543

Minna

West Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.), Joseph F. At-
will secretary, 240 Montgomery
West Harry R. (Atwill ,t Co.), dwl 304 Jessie
West Heni-y, teamster Davis & Cowoll, dwl 22 Oak
West Henry P., machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 22 Oak
West James, master mariner, dwl i) P;irk Av
West James E., sailmaker Harding &. Brann, dwl 26 Sec-
ond Av
West Jennie Miss, operator Grover & Baker Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwl 704 Howard
West John, barkeeper William A. Hughes, dwl 80 Mont-

goirery Block
West John, hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 304 Beale
West John G., mechanic Grover & Baker Sewing Machine

Co., dwl 2.')7 Stevenson
West Joseph, carpenter, dwl 417 Tehama
West Joseph, carrier Morning Call and Evening Bulletin,

dwl 34 Kausch, rear
West Louis, clerk Albert Obermeyer, dwl SW cor Elev-
enth and Folsom
West Matthew, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl 34

Clara
West M. B. Miss, private school, 9 Laurel PI
West Peter, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
West Point Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.,
Cal.), Louis Kaplan secretary, office 27 Merchants'
Exchange
West Point Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),

David T. Jennings secretary, office 401 California
West F. P. (Swambenj, Went dt Co.), dwl 9 Park Av
West Robert, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
West Side Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), W. Augrustus

Knapp secretarj-, office 309 Montgomerj- room 22
West Samuel A., millwright, dwl 512 Brj'ant
West S. M., builder, dwl 1209 Bush
West S. P., painter, dwl 54 First
West Thomas, porter Louis Eppinger
West Whiting G., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl

Russ House
West William, bone soloist Church's Atheneum, 25 Geary
West William, laborer, dwl W s Dore bet Har and Bryant
West William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
West William, printer Winterburn & Co., dwl 726 Turk
West William, seaman schr Lovet Peacock, Jackson St.

Wharf
Westall Edward (Clark & W.), dwl 3 Central PI
Westall Joseph (Schwicring <t W.), dwl 231 Eighth
Westchester Insurance Co. (fire, New York), Potter,

Jacobs & Easton agents, 318 California
Westcott C. P., salesman The Davis Sewing Machine Co.,

dwl 1114 Market
Westcott Harry, machinist, dwl 231 Second
Westcott. Sec Wescott
Westdorp Robert J., waiter, dwl 334 Shipley
Westedt William, liquor saloon, 820 Battery
Westenhauer Ada S., shoefitter I. M. Wentworth & Co.,

dwl NW cor Noe and Clipper
Westenhauer M. (widow), dwl NW cor Noe and Clipper
Wester Conrad, cabinetmaker, dwl 9 Geneva
Westerberd Amanda (widow), dwl 907 Greenwich
Westerdahl C. A. W., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Westerfeld Conrad, mattressmaker, dwl 22i Scott PI
Westerfeld Herman (Westerfeld <i; (?raser),''dwl 339 Minna
Westerfeld Louis (Schroth & W.), dwl 1003 Geai-y
Westerfeld William (Westerfeld cfc Page), dwl 339 Jessie
Westerfeld & Graser (Herman Westerfeld and P. H.

Graser), restaurantj 110 Fourth
Westerfeld & Page (William Westerfeld and G. L. Page),

bakery and restaurant, 745 Market
Westergreen S. A., mechanic, dwl 232 Seventh
WESTERN DEVELOPMENT CO., .office NE cor

Fourth and "Townsend room 1
Western Hotel, John Higgins proptr, 214 Broadway
Western House, Matson & Swenskcrson proprietors, 132

Steuart
Western Lancet (monthly), Cubery & Co., agents, publi-
cation office, 414 Market
Western Mining Agency, Atwill & Co., office 240 Mont
Western Pacific Railroad Land Office, Charles McLaugh-
lin agent, office 16 Montgomery Av
WESTERN SAVINGS AND TRUST CO., S. Schrei-
ber president, Henry Mathews vice-president and
cashier, 415 California
WESTERN UNIO.\ TELEORAPD CO., James
Gamble general superintendent, Frank Jaynes as-
sistant general superintendent, general office 522 Cali-
fornia; branches, Palace Hotel, Grand Hotel, Occiden-
tal Hotel, 620 Fourth, Morton House, 833 Sutter, 417

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery. |

Califoniia, 225 Front, 417 Washington, 10 Market up
stairs, cor Bush and Fillmore, cor Mission and Nine-
teenth, and Butchertown

Westfall Frederick, drayman Abrams & Carroll, dwl 1304
California

Westfall Julius, teamster John Reynolds, dwl W s Treat
Av nr Twenty-fourth

Westfall Louis, seaman, dwl 6 Commercial

Westfall N. H., dwl 744 Howard

Westfall William, drajnian Abrams & Carroll, dwl 1304
California

Westfall. See Westphal

Westfell George H., carpenter, dwl 303 Cbestnnt

Westfield Henrj', seaman, dwl 2 Washington

Westfield Jacob, florist, dwl 41 Minna

Westfield John, clerk, dwl 321i O'Farrell

Westgarth W. H., dwl 619 Pine

Westheimer J. Ferdinand (Frank & IT.), dwl 611 Locust
Av

Westhofif William, salesman Schultz & Von Bargen, dwl
Occidental Hotel

Westine Eric, tailor, dwl 1022 Montgomery

Westing Frederick, teamster, dwl NW cor Eighth and
Bryant

Westjifolen Henry, mariner, dwl 18 Washington

Westlake George, wines and liquors, 194 Stevenson, dwl
240 Fourth

Westlake John, foreman Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 219
Hayes

Westland George, clerk Bank of British North America,
res Oakland

Westler Carlos, seaman, dwl 8 Washington

Westley Charles, printing-wheels and rubber-stamps, 318
Front

Westnian John, tailor, 668 Howard

Westminster House, Louis A. Levy proprietor, 614 Sutter

Weston Ada Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School, dwl
130 Tyler

Weston Althea, vocalist, dwl 2513 California

Weston Austin, saloonkeeper, dwl 2 Boston PI

Weston Charles W., salesman D. E. Allison, dwl 8 Cen-
tral PI

Weston George M. , special policeman, dwl 21 Prospect PI

Weston John, dwl 127 Valencia

Weston John E. , carrier Evening Post and S. F. Chroni-
cle, dwl 3 Pearl

Weston Joseph, laborer, dwl 1820 Stockton

Weston Jubal, farmer, dwl 2513 California

Weston Lizzie Miss, shoebinder, dwl 32 Fourth

Weston Lucj'E. Mrs., dwl 313 Kearny

Weston Nathaniel, patent enameled photographs, 27 First
Av

Weston Samuel W., wagonmaker, NW cor Polk and
Broadwaj', dwl cor Polk and Pine

Weston S. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 331 Kearny

Weston William, bakery and restaurant, 9 Stockton

Westover Channing, salesman 620 Kearny, dwl 420 Jack

Westover George, plasterer, dwl 302 Fourth

Westphal Christian (Wextphal & Drager), dwl 608 Sixth

Westphal Edward, tinsmith, dwl Heihz's Hotel

Westphal G. H., expressman, corSansomand Sutter, dwl
W s Ninth Av nr N, South S. F.

Westphal Henry, butcher Dean & Sutherland, dwl cor
Ninth Av and M, South S. F.

Westphal John C. , carpenter, dwl 1018 Larkin

Westphal Reinhold F. , master mariner, dwl 1422 Wash

WESTPHAL & DR.4.CiGR (Christian Westphal and
John Drager), proptrs Excelsior Hotel, 608 and 610
Sixth

Westphal. See Westfall

Westphalen Edward, re-packer, dwl 406 Vallejo

Westphalen Hemiann, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson

Westrand Andrew, seaman, dwl 415 East

Wetchen John, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE cor
Eighth and Brannan

Wetherbee Colvin H. (C. H. Wetherbee & Co.), dwl 219
Eddy

Wetherbee C, H. & Co. (Charles Lyman), dealers lum-
ber, doors, windows, and blinds, 30 and 32 Market

WETHKKBEE CH.IRLES I,., manager Occidental
Hotel, E s Montgomery from Bush to Sutter

Wetherbee Frederick, helper George M. Wetherbee, dwl
5 Vassar PI

Wetherbee O. , musician, dwl 211 Mission

Wetherbee George A., scroUsawyer George M. Wether-
bee, dwl 5 Vasi*ar PI

WETHERREE GEORGE M., turning, sawing, and
manuf printers' furniture, and bee-hives, 213 Mis-
sion, dwl 5 Vassar PI

Wetherbee Henrj- (Macphergon <t W.), res Fruit Vale, |

Alameda Co.
Wetherbee J. , lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Wetherbee Joseph, laborer A. F. Spear& Co., 218 Drumm |
Wetherbee Joseph W., sawyer George M. Wetherbee, dwl '

5 Vassar PI
Wetherbee Leroy B., assistant librarian Mercantile Lib-

Rirj', dwl 610 Sutter
Wetherbee Mary (widow), proprietress Wetherbee House,

44^ Sixth
Wetherby Charles F., foreman cutter Bullock & Jones,

dwl 311 StcK;kton
Wetherby Charles R. , longshoreman, dwl 43 Clementina
Wetherill Samuel, blacksmith, dwl 34 Perry
Wetherill Samuel E., dwl 507 Bush

Wetherill William, clerk B. H. Lichtenstein, dwl 34 Perry
Wethem E. Mrs., dwl 541 Fourth
Wethem Geoi^e, student, dwl 335 Turk
Wetmore 0. E. (Phelps it W.), res Oakland
Wetmore Clarence J., clerk Central Pac. R. R. Co., Oak-
land Ferry, res Oakland
Wetmore W. N. , superintendent William B. Bradbury,

dwl 321 Sutter
Wetmore W. N. Mrs., dressmaking, ladies' and children's

underwear, 321 Sutter
Wetterauer Peter, waiter Harmony Hotel, dwl 7J Geneva i
Wetterling Charles, tanner Jeremiah Lyons, dwl E s Fol- \

som nr Serpentine Av
Wettehnan August, bandmaster and musician California

Theater, dwl 19 Stockton PI
Wetterman Edwin, musician, dwl 19 Stockton PI
Wetthammer Susan (widow), seamstress, dwl 1414 Stock
Wettig Helen Miss, dressmaker Mrs. P. M. Willard, dwl

304 Clementina
Wettij Martin, barkeeper Humboldt Brewery, dwl 1839

Mission
Wettig Minna (mdow), dwl 304 Clementina
Wetty F. E., barkeeper, dwl 14 Turk
Wetz Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl 50 Clementina
Wetzel C, driver City R. R.

Wetzel Conrad, laborer, dwl Polk Lane nr Stockton
Wetzel George, carpenter Gilbert & Moore, dwl 312 Ritch
Wetzel George, laborer Golden Gate Park
Wetzel George, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Wetzel Pius, hairdressing saloon, 605 Mission, dwl 61 Na-

toma
Wetzel Theodore, bookkeeper and accountant estate F.

L. A. Pioche, office 526 Montgomery, dwl 804 Vallejo
Wetzel Theodore Jr., engineer Giant Powder Works, dwl

804 Vallejo
Wetzel William, market, NW cor Twenty-second and Fol
Wetzler Charles F., barkeeper John Hoss, dwl 473 Jessie
Weule Louis, watchmaker Charles Pace, dwl 232 Capp
Wexel Aaron S. , salesman S. & G. Gump, dwl 342 Clem
Wey Long (Chinese), merchant, 747 Sacramento
Weyand John, sausagemaker Mayer Weil, dwl 108 Dupont
Weyand Louis, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild <Sc Hadenfeldt,

dwl 3 Do^vney
Weyand Nicholas J., jeweler, dwl 414 Seventh
Weyand Nicholas K. (Weyand d: Kasche), dwl 414 Sev-
enth
Weyand & Kasche (Nicholas K. Weyand and Ferdinavd

Kasche), proptrs Bay Brewery, 612-616 Seventh
Weyhknecht Julius L., liquor saloon, 947 Folsom
WEYIj BR0!$. (Jerome and Jonas Weyl), importer^

and manufacturers jewelry, watches, and bronze

clocks, and dealers diamonds, etc., 120 Sutter
Weyl Cerf, dwl 1217 Sutter
Weyl Fannie (widow), dwl 1217 Sutter
Weyl Jerome (Weyl Bros.), dwl 1217 Sutter
Weyl Jonas (Weyl Bros.), dwl 1217 Sutter
Weyl. See Weil and Weill

Weyman , dwl 513 Minna

WejTnouth James, shipcari^enter, dwl Sixth nr J, SoutlK

S. F. ■"«

Weyshauer Frederick, carpenter, dwl 7 Bannam PI
Weyteman Louis, liquor saloon and boarding, NE c<rf'

Railroad and Fifth avs. South S. F.
Whalen Charles, stevedore, dwl 147 Natoma
Whalen Christopher, laborer Cornelius Connahan, dwl

W s San Jos6 Road nr Six-mile House
Whalen Dennis, shoemaker, dwl 35 Tehama
Whalen Edward, lumberman, dwl 106 Welsh
Whalen J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Whalen James, cai-penter, dwl 11 Noonan Av
Whalen Jeremiah, clerk County Tax Collector's Office,

and secretarj' Exempt Fire Co., dwl NW cor Clay and

Stockton
Whalen Jeremiah, stevedore, dwl 14^ Frederick

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propti

p. VAN SCHAACK &'C0., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstaWislied 1862.

\Vhalen John, dwl 722 California
Whalen John, nierehant tailor, 130 Post
Whalen John, nailmaker, liwl 262 Jessie
Whalen John, waiter, dwl 2(50 Jessie
w Iv.ilen John, whitener T. B. Downinjj, dwl 1203 Bush
w halen John II., attorney at law, office lOOi) Washing-
ton
Wlialen Joseph, teamster Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor

Buchanan and Bay
Whalen Martin, quartemiaster Pacific Mail S. S.Colorado
■ :ilen Marj' Miss, milliner Mrs. Q.W^ Cowles, dwl 2 Ala-
bama
luilen .Michael, carpenter, dwl 7 Dale PI
\\ halen Morris, shoemaker, 24 Fol.soni, dwl 238 Steuart
Whalen Nicholas, lahorer, dwl (ilO Natoma
Wlialen Patrick, boilormaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl

IS lioardman
W'lialon Patrick, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 119

Shipley '

\\ lialcn Peter, polisher Oakland Laundry, dwl 2G0 Jessie
v\ halen Stephen, horseshoer, dwl 31 Minna, rear
Whalen Thomas, calker Boole & Webster
Whalen Thonnis, hackman. Plaza, dwl 1134 Market
\\ halen Thonia.s, expressman, cor Market and Fourth,

dwl 321 Jessie
Wlialen Timothy, pressman Kane & Cook, dwl 1203 Bush
•\ halen William, machinist, dwl 412 Larkin
^^ halen. See Whclan
>\ lialev P., driver Citv R. R.
'Vlialon J. H., dwl 139 Fourth
\\ hamfloris John, watchmaker, dwl 1318 Dupont
U han William W. (Whan <S: Link), dwl 124 Eleventh
»»ll.4\ A HXK OyUliam W. Whan and Henry 0.

Link). jn"ocers, and manufacturers genuine Non Ex-
plosive Diamond Gas Fluid, and dealers lamps, etc.,

1202 .Market
WHARF SALOON. John H. Scheper proprietor, NE

oor Ueale and Brvant
Wharff WillLani H., carpenter, dwl 2519 Bush
>VHARTE>BV JA.MES, capitalist, office 405 Front,

dwl 408 Ellis
Wharton Ahby (widow), dwl 1006^ Natoma
\\" barton Dora, weaver Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 118

Shotwell
\Miarton Edward, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
\Miarton F., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Wharton (Jetirge, painter, dwl 27 Lafayette
\\ barton James, bookkeeper Burling & Brother, dwl 1109

Slason
\Miarton John, teamster William Kerr, dwl 907 Batter\'
Mll.iT <'IIKER HOUSE, R. B. Woodward proprie-
tor, trl^>-S29 Sacramento
>VHAT CHEER LAI'^fDRY, Elisha T. Tarbox pro-

Ijrietor, office Wliat Cheer House
Wheartrj' Martin, expressman, cor Broadway and Davis,

dwl N s Greenwich bet Montgomery and Sansom
Whea-rtry Jlichael, butcher, dwl 6 Garden
Wheartry Tliomas A., laborer, dwl N s Greenwich bet

Montgomerj- and Sansom
WIIE.IT CHARLES D., real-estate agent and agent

wooden water, and gas, pipes, 740 Fourth, dwl 405J

Gough
^\lieat Edward, dwl 8 Dupont
rt heat L. (widow), dwl 850 Market
Wheat Richard W., physician, dwl Ss Leavenworth Av

bet K and L, South S. F.
vVheaton Clara ^liss, teacher Union Grammar School,

dwl 727 Gear}'
vVheaton Edward, bookkeeper U. S. Mint, and banking

department Wells. Fargo & Co., dwl 607 Polk
>Vheaton George H. (Collinx, W. <t Luhrs), res Oakland
>\lieaton Henry B., bookkeeper George I. Ives, dwl 007

Polk
iVhetiton John, machinist Walkington & Wagner, dwl

1309 Mason
icaton Mary A. (widow), dwl 35 Eleventh
heaton Milton A., attorney at law, office 2 and 3 Mont-

"omery Block, dwl 1106 Sacramento
• li. aton Thomas, dwl 2.53 Pern'
t> IIEATOX \VILLI.AM R., register U. S. Land Office,

506 Jackson, res Oakland
•Vheaton Willis, caterer, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
•Vheatsenburg Frederick, gardener, dwl W s San Jos6

Road nr county line
■Mieelan .John A. , dwl 216 Harrison
Aheelan Michael, laborer Cal. Brick Co., dwl 145 Silver
\heelan's Flour Mill. Dohmian & Co. proprietors, NW

cor Washington and Drumm

Wlieoland James, barkeeper Salvin P. Holmes, dwl 331

Montgomery
Wccland Samuel, barkeeper Asa A. Porter, dwl 208 Sec
Weeland William, driver A. E. Swain, dwl 636 Market
Wheeler A. W. (widow), dwl 423 Sutter
Wheeler Alfred, attorney at law, office 35 Montgomery

Block, dwl 343 Bryant
Wheeler Alfred, tinsmith James Hunter & Co., dwl 572

Folsom
Wheeler Anton, waiter, dwl 22iV Everett
Wheeler Charles, dwl 1328 Stockton
Wheeler (^'harles H., agent Ventura Rock Soap Co., office

and dwl 126 Fifth
Wheeler Charlotte Mrs., stewardess Protestant Orphan

Asylum, W s Lag>ina bet Haightand Waller
W'heeler Cyrus T. (W. W. Dodge <(■ Co.), res Sacramento
W^heeler David W., plasterer, dwl 138 Fourth
Wheeler E. D., clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 409 Ellis
W'hccler E. Davis, master mariner, office 305 East
Wheeler Edward, fruits, 1007 McAllister
Wheeler Edward A., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,

dwl 210 Eighteenth
WTieeler Edward D. , judge Nineteenth |District Court,

chambers and dwl 417 Kearny
WTieeler Edward J., accountant and business manager H.

K. W. Clarke, dwl 915 Bush
WTieeler Edwin O., clerk general freight office Central

Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 417

Kearny
WTieeler E. E., salesman, dwl 118 Post
WTieeler E. S., lastmaker Leveque & Potter, 10 Stev
Wheeler F. C. , carpenter, dwl 1318 Dupont
AVTieeler Frank, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Wheeler Frank C, tinsmith G. & W. Snook
Wheeler Frank D., weigher Southern Pac. R. R.
Wheeler Frederick A., clerk Castle Brothers, dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Wheeler Frederick A., steward O. & O. S. S. Belgic, dwl

260 Stevenson
Wheeler George B., broker, dwl 117 Taylor
Wheeler Harry Mrs., dwl 257 Clementina, rear
WTieeler Harrj', salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 124

O'Farrell
Wheeler Henry, carrier Alta California
Wheeler Henry, driver National Laundry, dwl S s Seven-
teenth nr Dolores
WTieeler Henry T., ship and Custom House broker, 508

Battery, res Oakland
Wheeler Hiram S., superintendent construction Portland

Light House, dwl SE cor Shotwell and Twenty-fifth
WTieeler Horace Z. , assistant appraiser Custom House,

dwl 1803 Jones
Wheeler Jason D. , dwl 527 Greenwich
WTieeler J. D. Mrs., teacher Tehama Primary School, dwl

527 Greenwich
Wheeler J. V., dwl 636 Commercial
Wheeler J. W., carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 708 Mont
WTieeler Jacob, yardmaster Central Pac. R. R., dwl 439

Fifth
A^eeler James L., shipping clerk Lohman, Coghill &

Rountree, dwl 1524 Clay
Wheeler John S., cook Western House, 132 Steuart
Wheeler Joseph, teamster Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl Bay

nr Fillmore St. Wharf
Wheeler M. Miss, student Heald's Telegraph Institute,

dwl 326 O'Farrell
Wheeler M. Allison, mining engineer, office 315 California

room 16, dwl 636 Green
WTieeler Morris L., machinist Kimball Agricultural Imple-
ment Manuf. Co., dwl 1707 Jessie
Wheeler Osgood, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 529

Valencia
Wheeler Osgood C. , ceneral baggage agent Central Pac.

R. R. Co., office Oakland Ferry, res Oakland
WTieeler Patent Carpet Beating Co., Heerdink & Co. pro-

prieters, 429 and 431 Valencia
Wheeler R. H., carpenter, dwl 22 Second Av
Wheeler Richard, reporter Alto California, dwl 1203 Tay-
lor
Wheeler Richard P., brickmason, dwl 721 Eddy
Wheeler Richard W., plasterer, dwl 22 Turk
\Vheeler Robert, clerk John H. Boden & Co., dwl 1803

Jones
Wieeler Samuel {MUler & W.), dwl 315 Sixth
Wheeler Samuel, painter, dwl 221 Turk
Wheeler Samuel H., engineer and draftsman, 137 Fre-
mont, dwl 1822 Jessie
Wheeler Stephen James, captain schr S. Thayer, dwl 525i

Natoma

A.MES &. STEELE <5b CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street,

L. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Monl

\Vheeler Tliomas, expressman, 741 Market, dwl Natoma

bet Fifth and Sixth
Wheeler 'Williani, special policeman, dwl 150 Eighth
Wheeler William II., carjienter Albion C. Hussey, dwl 741

Market
Wheeler W. K., teacher sing-ing, dwl 787 Mission
WIIKKI-ER A WILSOX MANIFAC'TIKIIVG CO.,

W. T. Fonda general agent, 20 Gearj'
AVTieeling Frederick, carpenter, dwl 326 Hickory Av
Wheelock Albert A., capitalist, dwl 508 Powell
Wheelock John D., collector Florence Sewing Machine

Co. , dwl NE cor Oak and Buchanan
Wheelock William H., clerk, dwl 006 McAllister
Wheelwright Joseph, captain bark Webfoot, office 44 Mar-
ket
\\Tielan C, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, dwl 31 Minna
WTielan Daniel, song and dance man Palace Varieties, 25

Geary
Whelan Daniel P., musician, dwl 8 Oak
Whelan Dennis, commission agent, dwl 157 Shipley
Whelan Edward, laborer, dwl 238 Steuart
Whelan Frank, shipcarpenter, dwl 1114 Market
Whelan H. M., boatswain Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Wielan Isaac C. , dwl 38 Silver

Whelan James J., joiner Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 216 Har
Whelan Jeremiah, dwl 14i Frederick
Whelan Johannah Miss, dressmaker, dwl 61 Tehama
Whelan John, bricklayer and plasterer, dwl 1203 Bush
Whelan John, clerk Philip Gerichten&Co., dwl 607 Stev
^\^lelan John, laborer, dwl 20 Larkin
Whelan John, waiter John Regan, dwl 260 Jessie
Whelan John A., shipcarpenter Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 216

Harrison
Whelan M. Mrs., millinery, 1114 Market
\Mielan Malachi, finisher Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 422

Shotwell
AMielan Marj' Miss, dressmaker, dwl 2 Varenne
■VATielan Mary Miss, sewng-machine operator, dwl 20 Te-
hama
Wlielan Maurice, shoemaker, dwl 238 Steuart
Whelan Michael, dwl 11 Valencia
Whelan Michael, butcher, dwl 1237 Mission
Wlielan Michael, miner, dwl 406 Broadway
Whelan Patrick, foreman finishing room Mission and Pac.

Woolen Mills
TVTielan Peter, miller, dwl 915 Natoma
Whelan Philip, laborer, dwl 611 Natoma
Whelan Richard A., paperruler J. B. Mclntyre, dwl 8 Oak

PI
Whelan T. , lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
WHielan Thomas, dwl 121 Prospect PI
Wlielan Thomas, calker, dwi 317 Beale
Whelan Thomas, furniture, 943 Market
Whelan William, finisher Mission Woolen Mills, dwl W s

Folsom nr Nineteenth
Whelpley & Storer, Ore-crushing and Sampling Works,

Robert B. Wyman proptr, 11 Drumm
Wliepley Daniel H. , physician, dwl 168 Tehama
WHiepley Daniel W., cigars and tobacco, NE cor Third

and Howard, dwl 168 Tehama
Whe)>lev William L., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,

dwl' 319 Tehama
WTierity Henrv {P. Whrrity <k Son), dwl 4 Tehama
Wherity Patrick (P. Whcrity A: Son), dwl 4 Tehama
Wheritv P. & Son (Hent-y Wherity), groceries and liquors,

220 First
Wherry William M., captain U. S. A., and aid-de-camp

Gen. Schofield, office 105 Stockton, dwl 357 Brannan
Whetstone Charles R., clerk, dwl 1006 McAllister
Whetstone Thomas M., clerk Renton, Holmes & Co., dwl

1006 McAllister
Whicher Harvey, printer, dwl 209 Minna
Whicher Harvey F., printer Stock Exchange, dwl 515 Sac
WTiidden I. B., picture dealer, dwl 1114 Leavenworth
Whidden William G., student Barnard's Business College,

res Alameda
Whifflen Leojiold, cabinetmaker, dwl 5 Salmon
Whigham S. C. Mrs., matron Protestant Orphan Asvlum,

W s Laguna bet Haight and Waller, dwl329 0'Farrell
Whigham V. W. Miss, teacher Bi-yant St. Primary School,

dwl 329 O'Farrell
Whigham William, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,

dwl 302 Fourth
Whipper Samuel, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 19 Stevenson
Whipple Albert (Ledd^n, W. <t Co.), dwl 913 Bush
Whipjile Edward, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Whipple Edwin K., dwl 37 Second
Whijiple Henry, miner, dwl 421 Fourth

Whipple Hugh L., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 517

Leavenworth
Whipple Joseph E. A., seaman, dwl 44 Tehama
Whipple Louis, clerk delivery department Wells, Fargo

& Co., dwl 835 California
Wliipple Mar}' (widow), dwl 44 Tehama
Whipple Stephen B., carpenter Albert A. Snyder, dwl 24

Eleventh ,

AVhipple Stephen B., proptr Union Coal Mine, Mont Dia-
blo, office 120 Beale, res San Mat«o
\\liipple Thomas L., cariienter, dwl 44 Tehama
Wliipple William, clerk Diss & Co., dwl 44 Tehama
Whipple William B., clerk Bishop & Co., dwl 44 Tehama
Whistler Catherine Mrs., furnished rooms, 312 Sixth
Whitaker Alfred E., librarian Mercantile Librarj', 216

Bush
Whitaker J. K., dwl Union Club

Whitaker John W., house and signpainter, 638 Sacra-
mento, dwl 1 Geary PI
Wliitaker Joseph, carjienter, dwl SWcor Dupont and Post
Whitaker Roscoe J., clerk, dwl 1 Geary PI
Whitaker WiUiam H., clerk Bishop & Fifield, dwl 576

Minna
Whitaker. See Whittaker
Whitbeck Howard, bookkeeper, dwl 219 Hayes
Whitbeck P. Mrs., dwl 121 Powell
Wliitburn William, porter Caleb Coates, dwl 466 Jessie
Whitbj- Isaac, carpenter Henrj- J. McLerie, dwl 920 Gcaiy
Whitcomb Edwin, carpenter, dwl S s Filbert bet Steiner

and Fillmore
Whitcomb George, dwl 20 Turk
Whitcomb Henry H., real estate, dwl NE cor Seventeenth

and Church
Whitcomb J., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl NW

cor Third and Berry
WHITCOMB JAMES BAKER, manager Cal. Rfeal

Estate Co., office 203 Montgomery, dwl California Av

opp Howard, Bernal Heights
Whitcomb Nathan T. , dentist, office and dwl 263 Third

White -, dwl 303 Jessie

White , dwl 520 Folsom

White A. A. (Mosgrove t£- Co.), res Oakland

White Adoniram, dwl 10 Ellis

'Wliite A. E. , apothecary H. P. Wakelee, dwl 142 Mont

Wiite A. M. (White tt Mills), dwl 323 Fifth

White Albert W. , dwl 26 Jessie nr Seventh

White Alexander, farmer, dwl cor Burrow and Burling

nr San Bruno Road
White A. Moreland, seaman, dwl 224 Fourth
White Andrew, bookkeeper Electrical Construction and

Maintenance Co., dwl 913 Vallejo
White Andrew M. (White d- Mills), dwl 323 Fifth
Wiite Andew T., tailor, dwl 255 Stevenson
White Asa L. (White Bros.), dwl 547 Folsom
White Belle (widow), dwl 313 Geary
White Ben.iamin B. , hairdresser, 115 Fourth
White Bridget, chambermaid Dennis Buckley, 518 Pacific
WHITE BROTHERS, (Peter and Asa L), importers

and dealers carriage and wagon stock, and hard-
wood lumber, 108 and 110 Market and 5 and 7 Cal
White Byron B. , hairdresser, 302 Folsom, dwl 50 Tehama
WHITE CARIiOS, proptr Pac. Newspaper Publishing

Co. , office 532 Clay, res Oakland
White Catherine, chambermaid Palace Hotel
White Catherine (widow), dwl 340 Seventh
White Charles, dwl 5 Polk
White Charles, attorney at law, dwl 410 Ellis
White Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 627 California
White Charles, clerk, dwl 17 Fourth
White Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 28 Clinton
White Charles, seaman, dwl 303 Davis
White Charles B., chief engineer stm Ancon, Broadw-ay

St. Wharf, dwl 1233 Howard
WHITE CHARLES E., attorney at law, dwl 410 Ellis
White Charles F., sa.shniaker, dwl 13 Park Av
White Charles G., shipcarpenter, dwl 427 Union
White Charles R., clerk White Bros., 110 Market
White Charles W., bookkeeper Harris «fe Hart, dwl 327

Filbert
White Cornelius, organbuilder, dwl 658 Willow Av
Wliite Cross Consolidated Gold & Silver Mining: Oo.

(Storey Co., Nev.), Thad S. Fitch, secretary, oflBoe

240 Montgomery
White David, cook stm Vaquero, Green St.'WTiarf
White David G., carpenter and builder, office 507 Mont,

dwl 819 Post
White David W., insurancebroker, 316 California, dwl Es

Guerrero bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
MTiite Dennis, laborer, dwl 6 Geneva, rear

BEAMISH'S—Importer Purnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Marki

IP. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

\ liito Douglas, steward, dwl 16 Antonio

\ hite E. Mrs., dwl 1110 Stockton

\ liitc Edmund, porter stationery dept C. P. R. R., NE

cor Fourth and Townseiid, dwl IfiO Perr>'
Vhitc E<lward, laborer new City Hall, dwl 22 Turk
\ hite Edward, mastcrniariner, dwl 5 Berr\'
Miito Edward F. (Dinu-an d- H7ii7c),dwl Sll Stockton
lYIIITE CO^T.iUI) I*., president La Grande Laundrj-

Co., office 648 Market, dwl 210 Thirteenth
^ hite Elbert L., stovemountcr Holbrook, Merrill <t Co.,

.Iwl 124 Silver

ic Elijah, physician, office and dwl 17 Tliird

to Eliza (widow), dwl 114^ Dora
.hite Eliai Miss, teacher Tehama Primarj- School, dwl

823 Mission
viiite Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, dwl llj Dikeman PI
\ hite E. P., machinist, dwl Overland House
\liite Ernest, messenjfer Merchants' Exchange Bank, dwl

(32it O'Farrell
\ liitc Eugene, stonecutter Holmes & Dawson, dwl 323

Fifth
Miite F., dwl 209 Leidesdorff
|Vhite F., carpenter, dwl 423 Bush ,

iShit« Fentoii, local policeman, dwl 318 I\'y Av
Vhite Forster, waiter Palace Hotel

Vhite F. R., canvasser Wheeler & Wilson Manuf. Co., dwl
_ 27 O'Farrell

Hlitc FVancis E. , milkman, dwl W s Pierce bet Green-

wich and Lombard

Hlite Frank, clerk VV. & L Steinhart &Co., dwl 408 Sixth
n»ite FVankT., porter Oppenheimer & Slessinger, dwl

29 Oak Grove Av
Hiite Frankliu T., finisher Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 1141

Folsom

Hiite Frederick, contractor uightwork, 300 Sutt«r, dwl

S s \'andewater nr Mason
n»ite George, boxclerk Post Office, dwl 107 O'Farrell
Hiite George, bricklaj-er, dwl 214 Broadway
IThite George, drayman David L. Farnsworth, dwl 21

Fulton

Hlite George, dyer Mission Woolen Mills
niitc George, longshoreman, dwl 3 Goodsell PI

ite George, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 220 Grove

Hlite George, tinware, stoves, and crockery, 1108 How
niite George A., clerk S. Mosgrove & Co., res Oakland
Hiite George B., bookkeeper Pacific Rubber Paint Co.,

res Oakland

IHiite George D., salesman McCain, Flood & McClure,

dwl Russ House

l^ite George G., designer and engraver, 720 Market, dwl

424 Bnant
Hiite Genfge W., clerk John D. Turner, dwl 318 Ivj* Av
fhitc Henry, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
VHITE nE\RY, importer, manufacturer, and retailer
_ hats and caps, 614 and 616 Commercial
Hjite Henrj', Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 Xew Mont
Hiite Henry, salesman Ackerman Brothers, res Oakland
IThite Henry C, local policeman, dwl 1513 California
f hite Henrj' K. , mining secretary, office 402 Montgomery
_ room 32"
niite Henrj- K., cooper Reuben Norton, res Oakland
Rlite H. M., laborer C. James King of Wm. & Co., dwl

435 Broadway

yhitc Horace F., commission agent, dwl 13 Park Av
imiTE HOrSE, J. W. Davidson & Co. proprietors,

NW cor Kearnv and Post

ITHITE nOti^E HOTEL, R. Coin & Co. proptrs, 420

Jackson

Fhite Howard R. , captain tugboat Lookout, dwl 543 How
Phite Hugh, driver Pacific Ice Co., dwl 1603 Mason
Hlite Isaac K., manuf cigars, 221 Sac, dwl 1236 Mission
Hiite J., dwl 6.36 Commercial
?T»ite J., seaman, dwl 670 Harrison
Hlite Jacob, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 29

Hawthorne

¥Tiite Jacob W., hamessmaker, 721 San, dwl 11 Mason
Vhite James, gasfitter, dwl 1.S04 California
Hiite James, laborer, dwl 139 Shipley
VTiite James, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Vhite James, laborer, dwl 520 Folsom
Vhite James, signpainter James Donovan, 219 Da^is
Vhite James, plumber Patrick D. Fitzpatrick, dwl 1235

Vallejo

Vhite James A., clerk, dwl 424 Bryant
Vhite James B. (White ct Allen), res Salt Lake City
Vhite Jame.s F., foreman Neville & Co., dwl 1233 Pacific
Vhite James G., clerk Stockton Transportation Co., 109

California
Vhite James H., dwl 911 Polk

White James H., assistant steward stm New World,

Market St. Wharf
Wnjite James T. (James T. White i: Co.), dwl 810 Twen-
tieth
White James T., carpenter, dwl 610 Fourth
White James T. & Co., publishers aj;eiits, and agents

American Cyclopaedia, ottice 728 Moiitgoi'iiery
White James W., driver La Grande Launilry, dwlS s Pre-

cita Av bet Mission and Howard, Bernal Heights
White Jane Mrs., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl

007 Bryant
White J. Campbell, agent stm Express, dwl 107 Ridley
White J. D., capitalist, dwl 148 Sixth
White Jeremiah, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl W s

Old San Jos^ Road nr Ocean House Road
White J. H., contractor, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
White John, dwl 653 Folsom
White John, U. S. bargeman, Front St. Wharf, dwl 111

Natonia
White John, carpenter Henrv J. McLerie, dwl 73 Tehama
WHITE .IOH\, ca.shier Morning Call, dwl 320 Lomb
White John, clerk, dwl 304 Third
White John, ironroUer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl 2 Cleave-

land
\Miite John, laborer, dwl S s California bet Buchanan

and Webster
White John, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Co.
White John, shipcarpenter, dwl Twenty-third Av nr L,

South S. F.
White John, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
White John, teamster J. L. Zeigler, dwl 1017 Mission
White John C, collector Oakland Ferrj-, dwl 424 Brj'ant
White John C, draftsman John P. Gaynor, res Oakland
White John H., dwl 1304 California
AVhite John H., salesman Drake & Emerson, dwl 137

Jessie
WHITE JOH\ H., superintendent J. M. Bradstreet

& Son's Mercantile Agency, office 230 California, dwl

NW cor Powell and Ellis
White John J., shoemaker, dwl 132 Rose Av
White John M., painter, dwl 1233 Pacific
White John W., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl

50 Tehama
White Joseph, bookkeeper A. H. Spence, dwl 1014 Larkin
\\niite J. W., butcher J^ Schweitzer k Co.
\\Tiite L. B., solicitor New Franklin Hotel, dwl 514 Miss
A\'hite L. E., dealer railroad ties and posts, office 6 Steu-

art, dwl 19 Second Av
White L. E. Miss, teacher Barnard's Business College, res

Oakland
\\Tiite Lillie D. Miss, teacher Bryant St. Primarj- School
White Lilly Mrs., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl 15J

Harriet
White Linees B. , dwl 911 Vallejo
White Lizzie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. P. M. WLTlard, dwl

114i Dora
AMiite Lorenzo E., merchant, dwl 19 Second Av
WHITE LOTELL. cashier and secretan* S. F. Savings

Union, office 532 California, dwl 309 Powell
White Lowell, butcher, dwl 7 Russ
WTiite Luke, watchman Central Pac.- R. R. Depot, dwl 17

Zoe
White M. A. Mrs., dwl 1116 Stockton
A\Tiite M. C. Mrs., teacher music, room 163 Cosmopolitan

Hotel
White Maggie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Annie M. Reen, dwl

130 Turk
White Margaret E. (widow), dwl 629 O'Farrell
^V^lite Mark, teamster, dwl 1225 Market
White Martin, dwl 348 Fremont
^^^lite Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 130 Turk
AVhite Mary E. (widow), dwl N s Dorland nr Guerrero
White Matthew, boots and shoes, 532 Commercial, dwl

334 Union
White Michael, expressman, cor California and Kearny,

dwl 21 Folsom Av
White Michael, stonecutter Robert Orford, dwl Fifteenth

bet Howard and Folsom
White Michael P., teamster, dwl 210J Thirteenth
White Slorris, plasterer, dwl 512 Mission
WTiite Orrin, carpenter, dwl 511 Hayes
White Oscar W., traveling agent Bandmann, Nielsen &

Co., dwl 711 Franklin
White Patrick, cartman Nicholas Richard
NATiite Patrick, dairjinan. Silver Av nr University Mound
White Patrick, laborer, dwl NE cor Union and Lafayette
White Patrick, laborer, dwl 12 Broadway
White Patrick, laborer, dwl 323 Fifth
WTiite Patrick, laborer, dwl 420 Union

STEELE'S Glycerine Lotion cures Tan, Sunburn, Eruptions, etc.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery, i ^

White Patrick, laborer Glasgow Iron and Metal Import-
ing Co.

White Patrick, machinist, dwl 510 Mission

White Patrick, machinist, dwl 518 Mission

White Patrick, porter, dwl Ocean House Road nr Indus-
trial School

White Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 44 Jessie

White Patrick, shoetrimmer Levinsky Bros., dwl cor
Stevenson and First

White Patrick J., merchant, office 412 Front, dwl 332
Turk

^\^lite Peter (White Brothers), res Alameda

White Peter, miner, dwl 518 Pacific

White Peter, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson

White Philo, dwl 22 Prospect PI

White Philo, real estate, dwl 600 Bush

White P. J., machinist William T. Garratt

White Ray, bookkeeper, dwl 2 Stanly Court

White Rebecca (widow), dwl 50 Tehama

White Richard E., drug-gist James J. McDonnell, dwl 508
Jessie

White Robert, dwl 36 Welsh

White Robert, bookkeeper Alcovich Bros., dwl 313 Geary

WHITE RORERT, treasurer San Francisco News Co.,
office 413 Washington, dwl 1613 Fillmore

White Robert C. Rev., dwl 1214 Larkin

White Robert F. , salesman Wangenheim, Stemheim & Co.

White Russell, captain Underwriters' Fire Patrol, office
and dwl SW cor Stevenson and Ecker

White Samuel, machinist, dwl 642 Howard

White Sarah (widow), dwl 2006 Powell

Wiite S. C. Mrs., physician, dwl 2213 Larkin, rear

White Silas A., principal Spring Valley Grammar School,
dwl N s Twenty-third nr Valencia

White Stephen, stevedore, dwl 12 Howard

White Susan (widow), dwl 1304 California

■\\Tiite T. B., carpenter, dwl 423 Bush

White Theodore, druggist, dwl 329 O'Farrell

White Thomas, baker James Cameron, dwl 1780 Folsom

White Thomas, builder, dwl 45 Minna

White Thomas, cardriver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
907 Bryant

White Thomas, clerk, dwl 303 Jessie

White Thomas, clerk L. Dinkelspiel & Co., dwl cor Bur-
row and Burling nr San Bruno Road

White Thomas, hostler, dwl W s Baker bet Post and Sut-
ter

White Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s Ten-
nessee bet Mariposa and Solano

White Thomas, laborer S. F. Chemical Works, dwl S s
Dolores nr Fourteenth

White Thomas, laborer Superintendent Streets

White Thomas, porter Central Pac. R. R. Steamer Office,
NE cor Front and Broadway

White Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

White Thomas, shoemaker, 35 Pacific

\\Tiite Thomas A., stock dealer, dwl 653 Folsom

White Thompson, plumber Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 1308 Pac

White Timothy, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co. , dwl
558 Linden Av

White Uriel Henry, bookkeeper Crocker & Gumett, dwl
N s Pine bet Dupont and Stockton

White Weston R., night inspector Custom House, dwl 417
O'Farrell

White William, brassflnisher George H. Tay & Co., dwl
1304 Powell

White William, carpenter Donald McKay, dwl 314 O'Far-
rell

White William, clerk S. F. News Co., dwl 630 Brannan

White William, liquor saloon, S s Central Road nr Golden
Gate Park

White William, longshoreman, dwl 504 First

White William, master mariner, dwl 54 Sacramento

Whit« William, teacher Boys' High School, dwl 304 Eight-
eenth

White William, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. City of San
Francisco

White William A., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl 325
Fremont

White William B., dwl 911 Polk

White William E., bookkeeper Jason Springer, dwl 32
Dorland

White William F., clerk George T. Marye & Son, dwl 422
O'Farrell

White William H. {Allyne & W.), dwl 906 Market

White William H., foreman I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
513 Buchanan

White William H., liquor saloon, SE cor Stockton and
Morton, dwl 563 Natoma

White William H. H., machinesewer Neville k Co., dwl

1233 Pacific
White Wilson {Gibson & IT.), dwl 2010 Mission
White & Allen (James B. White and William H. Allen),

millwrights, office 419 California rooms 7 and 9
White & Mills (A. M. White and Benjamin F. Mills),

real-estate agents, office 724^ Market
White. See Whyte and Wight

\\'hitehead Benjamin B. , local policeman, dwl 641 Bdwy
\Vhitehead Charles, salesman D. Samuels, dwl 213 Jones
Whitehead John, wines and liquors, 504 Montgomery,

dwl 812 Sacramento
Whitehead R. (widow), dwl 1116 Pacific
Whitehead Samuel, cabinetmaker, dwl 1116 Pacific
Whitehead Samuel B., poolseller, dwl 549 Brj'ant
Whitehead Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 310 Jessie
Whitehouse Benjamin, local policeman, dwl 1015 Stock
Whitehouse L. E., watchmaker, dwl 326 Seventh
Whitehouse Walter B., clerk Tread well & Co., dwl 11

Hickory Av
Whitehill Morris, laundrjTnan Oakland Laundry, dwl SE

cor Fifteenth and Mission
Whitehurst Henry, cook Louis Meyer, dwl 10 Miller PI
Whitelaw Thomas P. H., secondhand machinery, dwl 266!

Brannan
Whitely Henry B. , barkeeper Jacob H. Ahrens, 218 Com
Whitely Thonias (Philip ct W.), dwl SE cor Cal and Scott
Whitely William, millwTight Joseph Wagner & Co., dwl

214 First
Whitely William H. , Custom House attorney Central Paci

R. R. , office NE cor Foiulh and Townsend room 25,

dwl 623 Third
Whiteman Alfred, butcher P. J. Nolan, dwl 737 Howard
Whiteman Charles, deckhand stm C. M. Small, Front St.

Wharf
Whiteman F. , laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor,

Eighth and Brannan
Whiteman Joseph, engineer Pacific Glue Manuf. Co., dwl

Lombard nr Gough
Whiteside Alexander, dwl W s Chattanooga nr Twenty-
second
Whiteside Charles H. , carriagetrimmer, dwl 316 Pine
Whiteside V. S., clerk Edward B. Gethin
Whitfield Albion, trunkmaker H. Behrendt &Co., dwl cor

Ritch and To^vnsend
Whitfield Charles H., messenger George W. Smiley, dwl

1120 Pacific
Whitfield Nathan B., civil engineer and draftsman, dwl

2726 Howard
Whitfield William, machinist jWilliam Deacon, dwl 227

Second
Whiting A. , contractor, dwl 48 Tehama
Whiting A. B., salesman Palmer Brothers, 726 Market
Whiting A. E. (widow), dwl 43 Everett
Whiting Charies D., dwl 218 'Tj^ler
Whiting Charles E., printer, dwl 226 Chestnut
Whiting E. (widow), dwl 912 Valencia
Whiting Edward, painter new Citv Hall, dwl 355 Clem
WTiiting Elizabeth (widow), dwl 226 Chestnut
Whiting George W., woodturner E. K. Howes & Co., dw]

9 Pinckney PI J

Whiting H. H., collector Spring Valley W. Works, dwl 128)

Taylor
Whiting Josephine P. (widow), dwl 26 South Park
WHI'TIXC. M. S., merchant and editor and publisher

Wine Dealers' Gazette, 37 Second rooms 3 and 4
Whiting Ruggles, carpenter, dwl N s Vallejo bet Polk and

Van Ness Av
Whiting Samuel P. Rev. , acting pastor Olivet Presbyte-
rian Church, dwl 1240 Howard
Whiting Sanford N., glazier Jason Springer, dwl 118 Lin-
den Av
Whiting Thomas, foreman N. P. Perine, dwl 119 Third (
Whiting Vanderbilt, dwl 1502 Leavenworth
Whiting William L., carpenter, dwl 26 Willow Av i

Whitley James, teamster Wilham Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Whitley Robert, glassgrinder John Mallon, dwl 813 Miss
Whitlow Sarah Mrs., laundress Henry A. Henderson, dwl

232 Stevenson
Whitman Charles, laborer S. F. Manuf. Co.
Whitman Charles P., wheelvn-ight John McCarron, dwl

327 Fifth
Whitman E. P., miner, dwl Overland House'
Whitman Henry, market, 823 Greenwich
Whitman Joseph H., bookkeeper Wellman, Peck & Co., jj-

dwl 206 Kearny
Whitman M., foreman George W. Swan & Co.
Whitman Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), office 315

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li\ VAIT SCHAACH & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

TIHT.n.iX S. p. (Land and Loan Otfice), 302 Mont-
g-oniery, NE cor Pine, room 35, dwl 12"23 Mission

r'hitnian Steplien G., ixjrter DoUge, Sweeney & Co.

rhitniarsii I'eter B., bootmaker 1. M. Weiitworth & Co.,
awl 12 lioyd

.liitmore Anna H. Miss, school teacher, dwl 3 Florence

i'hitinore Clementine Miss, dressmaker, dwl 3 Florence

I'hitmore Uanici W., physician, ulfiee and dwl 005 Pine

'hitmore Kdward, mining stocks, dwl 225 Bush

'hitmore Edwin P., real estate, dwl (50(5 Folsom

'hitmore Enoch, hlacksniith, 1.507 Polk, dwl 1(509 Cal

'hitmore Uottlieb, mnlder, dwl 1232 Stockton, rear

'hitmore Jacob L., clerk, dwl 51S Stockton

'hitmore J. H., teacher, dwl 3 Florence

'hitmore J. M., agent, dwl Russ House

'hitmore Josephine Missj dwl 3 Florence

"hitmore Martin B., coachman Andrew J. Pope, dwl 2
Boston PI

Tiitmore M. V. Mrs., dwl ^79 Jessie

'hitmore Simon H., blacksmith, dwl 3 Florence

Tiitmore Wallace L., clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind&Co.,
dwl 479 Jessie

'hitncy A., dwl 34 Turk

Tiitney Albert E., entrj- clerk J. W. Gale & Co., dwl 17
Glover

Tiitney Albert L., general business agent, office 24 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl cor Nineteenth and Valencia

Tiitney Alonzo D. {Whituey it Co.), and manager Peo-
ple's Oakland E.xpress, office 16 Sac, res Oakland

Tiitney Alfred R. (J. II. Whitney it Brother), res New
York

Tiitney A. P. {Brujham, W. A Co.), res Petalunia

Tiitney Belle Miss, dwl 1410 Pine

Tiitney Calvin E., with Brigham, Whitney & Co., dwl
824 Bush

Tiitney Carrie (widow), dwl 1617 Sacramento

Tiitney Charles, salesman Wilmerding, Kellogg & Co.,
dwl 539 California

Wtney Charles E., clerk A. Mead & Co., dwl 224 Mis-
sion

hitney Cora Miss, retoucher P. J. Sullivan, dwl 1410
Pine

hitney Edgar B., clerk Redington & Co., dwl 2025 Polk

hitnev Francis L. {Whitney tfc Webster), dwl 22 Glen
Park Av

hitney Frank E. R., chief patrol Safe Deposit Co., office
SE cor California and Montgomery

hitney George, dwl 322 Turk

hitnev George, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,
Bea"le St. Wharf

hitnej- George F., wiredrawer Pac. Wire Mannf. Co., dwl
1324 Mission

"hitney George H., stevedore, 104 Mission, dwl E s
Bartlett bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

hitney H. H., engineer, dwl 122 Taylor

hitney James, bookkeeper Holbrook, Merrill & Co., dwl
206 Kearny

hitney James D., physician, and professor physiologj-
Medical Department University California, dwl Lick
House
hitney James F., miner, dwl 225 Ellis

hitney James G.,. stockbroker, office 316 Montgomery,
dwl 322 Turk

hitney James 0., salesman Weil & Woodleaf, dwl 1124
T\rer

Tiitney James P., land agent, office 542 Market room 3,
dwf 524 Sutter

Tiitney James R. {J. R. Whitney <t Co.), dwl 1130

Market
hitney J. H. & Brother (Alfred R. Whitney), iron com-
mission merchants, office 307 California
^ -Whitney J. J., clerk, dwl 759 Market

hitney John, waiter Schneller & Bej'er, dwl 1146 Market
hitney John Henry (J. H. Whitney <t- Brother), dwl

Cosmopolitan Hotel
hitney J. R. & Co., commission and forwarding mer-
chants, 405 Front
hitney Samuel, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,

Beale St.V\Tiarf
hitney Samuel H. , watchmaker, dwl 7 Glover
Tiitnev Sumner (Sumner Whitney <t- Co.), dwl 113 Page
Hlf.N'EV !!>l'.1i.\ER A CO. (Joseph Has Brouck),

publishers and importers law books, 613 Clay
Tiitney Thomas, clerk, dwl 206 Eddy
hitney Walter, clerk, dwl 735 Folsom
hitney Walter, surveyor, dwl 212 Minna
iiitney William (./. W. Wale <!• Co.), dwl 7 Glover
hitney William M., collector Singer Manuf. Co., dwl
1112 Sacramento

Whitney William M., purser stm Amador, Market St.
WTiarf

Whitney William P., driver John A. Roy, dwl W g San
Bruno Road nr TTiirtieth

WTiitney & Co. (Alonzo D. Whitney and Charles B. Ilig-
ijins), forwarding and commission merchants, 16 Sac

WIIIT.\EY A C'O.'S E\PRKS.S, office 3 and 5 Com-
mercial nr East

\\Tiitiiey & Webster (Francis L. Whitney and F. B.
Webster), wool warehouse, S s King bet Fourth and
Fifth

Whittaker Charles, bathman Sanitarium Baths, 2210 Pow

Whittaker James, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Va-
lencia

Whittaker James, waiter Pratt & Johnson, dwl 82 Jessie

Whittaker Joseph, dwl 1303 Eddy

Wiittaker Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 322 Fifth

Whittaker William, clerk, dw 1 1114 Market

Whittaker William, stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes, dw^l
19 Perrj'

Whittaker. See WTiitaker

Whittan Matthew, carpenter, dwl 2726 Folsom

Whittell Alexander P., oculist and aurist, office and dwl
313 Bush

WTiittell George F., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl
Occidental Hotel

Whittell Ilu'^h, capitalist, dwl Occidental Hotel

>VlIITTE.liORE DAMEL H., attorney at law, office
NW cor Montgomery and Commercial, dwl 2726 Miss

Whittemore J. BjTon, architect Peter R. Schmidt, dwl
103 Post

WTiittemof e Laura J. (widow), inspectress Custom House,
dwl 132 Sixth

Whittemore Mary L. Mrs. , dwl 24j Langton

Whitten Horatio H., bookkeeper John M. Davies & Co.,
dwl Lick House

\\Tiitten P., dwl Commercial Hotel

Whitten Robert C, carpenter, dwl 15^ Sumner

Whitten Zacharias F., packer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
dwl W s Tennessee bet Mariposa and Solano

n'HITTIER, FliLLER A Cii.{WHliam Frank Whit-
tier, William P. Fuller, James Duffy, David Rave-
kes, and Joseph Steffens), importers and wholesale
paints, oils, glass, etc., and manufacturers mirrors,
SW cor Front and Pine

WTiittier J. E., clerk C. J. Hawley & Co.

WTiittier M. B. (widow), furnished rooms, 306 Tehama

Whittier William Ftshi^!. (WIdttier, Fuller it Co.), dwl
SW cor Howard and Twentieth

Whittle Deering, clerk James de Fremery & Co., dwl 919
Howard

WTiittle Edward (Troxcer <t IT.), dwl NE cor Montgomery
and Pacific

Whittle Jeremiah T., painter, dwl 1522 Jackson

■ftTiittock C. Mrs., varieties, 15Bowen's Block, South S. F.

\VTiittock William, laborer, dwl 15 Bowen's Block, South
S. F.

Whitton Albert K., phonographic reporter, office 70S
Jlontgomerj', res Oakland

Whitton C, driver City R. R.

Whitton Charles F., phonographic reporter Twentieth
District Court, office 708 Montgomery, res Oakland

WTiitton James, teamster Pac. Glue Manuf. Co., dwl
Franklin bet Greenwich and Lombard

Whitton Thomas, chickenranch, San Bruno Road nr Six-
mile House

Whitwell John Robert, printer, dwl 655 Washington

WTiolke C, dwl 904 Keaniy

Whowell Richard, carpenter, dwl 1239 Folsom, rear

Why Chong (Chinese), merchant, 615 Dupoiit

^\Tiy Son (Chinese), restaurant, 825 Sacramento

Whyte Anthony C, carpenter and builder, dwl 1509 Pine

\Mi\-te John P., builder, dwl 205 Fell

Whj-te Malcolm C, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl
312 Beale

WTij-te Neil C, machinist Pac. Iron Works, dwl 312 Beale

WTivte. See WTiit« and Wight

Whi-tland , dwl 227 Ellis

WTii-tlaw John N., commission merchant, dwl 21 Prospect
PI

Wible Benton, janitor Ladies' Pro. and Relief Soc. Home,
NE cor Gearj- and Franklin

Wich Michael, sawjer F. Korbel & Brothers dwl E 8 Illi-
nois nr Shasta

Wichelhausen Louis, collector, dwl 33 Sixth

Wichman Henrj', trapper, dwl 619 Pacific

Wichmann Henrj- P., clerk Altschul Si. Hildebrandt, dwl
1105 Powell

Wichrowski Albert, tailor, dwl 1204 Powell

JAMES Qe. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchai

Wichrowski Paul, waiter Antone Bobus, dwl 1204 Powell

\\'icht , carrier Morning Call

Wicke August, dwl 502 First

Wicke K., laborer Oriental Warehouse, dwl 502 First

Wickenhauser Eclouart, dwl 8 Harlan PI

Wickenhausor Frederick {Ehnnann it- W.), dwl 8 Harlan

PI
Wickens Arthur, machinist West Coast Furniture Co.,

dwl 142 Perry
Wickens Claus, cook F. Zeile, dwl 528 Pacific
Wicker Fritz, bookkeeper, dwl 1833 Howard
Wicker Henry, bookkeeper A. Waldstein, dwl 1833 How
Wicker Hemian E., bookkeeper KuUman & Armer, dwl

1833 Howard
Wicker Ole, painter, dwl 255 Minna
Wickernian Henry, seaman, dwl 18 Washington
Wickersham AVilliam H., carpenter, dwl 105 Eighth
Wickertsheimer F., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny

and Morton
Wickes Alfred M., clerk Grand Hotel, dwl 917 Valencia
Wickes G., driver Sutter St. R. R.
Wickes Lewis R., marblefinisher, dwl Winchester Hotel
Wiekham — - Mrs., dwl 719 Market
WMckham James, carjienter, dwl 50 Natoma
Wiekham W. J. , clerk, dwl 408 Broadway
Wickund Charles, mate barkentine Victor, dwl 41 Jack
Wickman Frederick F., bookkeeper Robert H. Bennett,

dwl 21 Essex
Wickmann Margaret (widow), dwl 21 Essex
Wickmann William L., broker, dwl 2315 Howard
Wicks , captain schooner Lovett Peacock, Jackson

St. Wharf
Wicks Harriett, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Wicks Mattie Miss, teacher, dwl 735 Green
Wicksell A., hairdresser C. H. Shaftner, dwl Ss Broad-
way bet Kearny and Montg<jmery
Wicktrandt J., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Wick ware George C, capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Wickware William T. {Seth Marshall J: Co.), res Oakland
Wictzel Conrad, conductor City R. R., dwl W s Mission

bet Potter and Thirteenth
Widber Jacob, carpenter, dwl 219 Mason
WIDBKK JAMES H., chemist and apothecarj', SW

cor Market and Third, dwl 104 Valencia
Widder Goswin, civil engineer, dwl 3 Medau PI
Widden John B., laborer, dwl 935 Folsom
Widel Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Wideman James, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar School,

dwl 2522 Webster
Wider F. Charles, cooper David Woerner, dwl 445 Jessie
Widmaim M., musician, dwl 1410 Leavenworth
Widmann William H., bookkeeper J. Gordon Riley, dwl

1711 Jones
Widmer Henry, orchestra director Baldwin's Academy of

Music, dwl 109 Montgomery
MI1»01VS' II091E FOR AGED AND IMFIRM

FE.1I.4LES, NE cor Bryant and Rincon PI
Widt Emilie, chambermaid Grand Central Hotel, 957

Market
Wiebalk Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SW cor Polk

and Bush
Wiebe William {Wicbe & Strehl), dwl 5 Cottage PI
Wiebe & Strehl {William Wiebe and Phillip Strehl),

hairdressers, 8 O'Farrell
Wiebel Mark, tanner, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Wiebusch Charles, barkeeper Frederick Hons, dwl SW

cor Howard and Steuart
Wiechbrand John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 4

Kate
Wieck Henry, clerk John D. Rohrs, dwl SW cor Eleventh

and Mission
Wiederhold John, blacksmith, dwl 2 Cottage PI
Wiedermann Henry, Swiss Ben. Soc. , 027 Commercial
Wiedermanu John, cooper David Woerner, dwl 510 Bry-
ant
Wiegand Balthasar, bootmaker, 127 Page
Wiegand Eugene (D. M. Bishop d; Co.), dwlNs Francisco

nr Powell
Wiegand Hugo J. R., seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Wiegand John H., liquor saloon, NW cor Drumm and

Commercial, dwl (573 Clementina
Wiegand Richard, painter, dwl 304 Minna
Wiegand William, bootmaker George Burkhardt, dwl 429

Bu.sh
Wiegemann Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW

cor Krannan and Eighth
Wiegen William, shoemaker, dwl 10 St. Mary

Wiegmann Heniy, clerk H.W. Meyer, dwl 1201 Green

Wiegmann Martin, tinsmith, dwl .538 Linden Av

Wiebe Caroline Miss, teacher Stockton St. Primary School,

dwl 720 Folsom
Wiebe Flora Miss, teacher languages, dwl 720 Folsom
Wiehe Henry, seaman schr Express, Washington Stt

Wharf
Wiel Philip, longshoreman, dwl 15 Pacific
"^VIELAND BKOTHERS (John Jr. and Frederick),

commission merchants and dealers provisions, but-
ter, cheese, etc., 507 and 509 Front
Wieland C. F., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Wieland Conrad, musician, dwl 1705 Market
Wieland Frederick (Wieland Brothers), dwl 1.513 Post
Wieland Frederick L., brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dyH \f.

232 Second
WIEL.4XD JOH5f, proprietor Philadelphia Brewery,

232-240 Second, dwl 236 Second
Wieland John Jr. (Wieland Brothers), dwl SW cor Bust

and Webster
Wieland John H., clerk Philadelphia Brewery, dwl

Second
Wieme John, dwl 4 Central Pi
Wiener A. , clerk William Simpson, dwl 609 Davis
Wiener Aaron, clothing, dwl 138 Perry
Wiener Aaron, salesman Frederick G. E. Titt«l, dwl 33!

Clementina
Wiener Aaron Jr., dwl 138 Perry ,

Wiener Albert, salesman Emanuel Mansbach, dwl 506 Jes

sic
Wiener Adolph, salesman Butler Bros., dwl 714 Larkin
Wiener Adolph, real estate, dwl 106 Sixth
Wiener Andrew J., traveling agent Kramer & Co., dwl 60

Jessie
Wiener Annie Miss, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 28

Ritch
Wiener C. A. , tailor, dwl 10 Carlos PI
Wiener Edward 0., clerk, 210 Bush
Wiener Isaac, clothing, dwl 138 Perry
Wiener Joseph, glazier, dwl 227 Pacific
Wiener Mitchell, porter Moses A. Wolf, dwl 506 Jessie
Wiener Samuel, cigamiaker, dwl 1111 Kearny, rear jf

Wiener Sarah (widow), dwl 506 Jessie |

Wiener Simon, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 1

Scott L

Wieners August C. (Wieners <t Stager), dwl 136 Main U Jit
Wieners John H., shoemaker, dwl 234 Ritch ililt

Wieners & Stager (August C. Wieners and MicharfV'

Stager), wines and liquors, 136 Main
Wienko Augusta, cooper Carl Bros., dwl 257 Minna
Wier Christopher (Wier d- Heins), dwl 620 Mission
Wier Theodore, salesman Eisen Bros., 16 Stevenson
Wier & Heins (Christopher Wier and Nicholaii Heiru

wines and liquors, NW cor Mission and Fourth
Wierck Jacob, clerk Joost Bros. & Co., dwl NE cor Ele

enth and Mission
Wiese Charles, liquor saloon, 40 Jackson, dwl 2750 Bni
Wiese Frederick, musician, dwl 1059 Mission
Wiese George H., lumberman, dwl 326 Sixth
Wiese George H. Mrs. , toys and fancy goods, 326 Sixth
Wiese Hemian, porter J. R. Gates & Co., dwl 1112 Br»

nan
WMese John, clerk Nicholas Elmers, dwl 1823 Powell
Wiese Peter, upholsterer, dwl 910 Natoma
Wiesenhausen Carsen, driver Washington Brewery, d

NW cor Lombard and Taylor
Wiesenhavern Louis, hairdressing saloon, 1055J Folsom
Wieshoft A., mechanic, dwl-SW cor Montgomery Av w

Vallejo
Wiesmann Jacob, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Wiessner John, carrier Evening Post
Wiester William H. (Wiester tt' Co.), dwl 559 Minna
WIESTElt Jk €0. (William H. Wiester), useful van

tions, 17 New Montgomery, Grand Hotel
Wigard H., seaman, dwl 415 East
Wigger Ernst, cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First
Wigger Henri, secretarv German Consulate, office J

Battery, dwl 526 Post
Wiggett Henry (Wiggett & Co.), dwl SE cor Mason fa

Broadway
Wiggett & Co. (Henry Wigqett and Charles B. Lupto

manufacturers soda and gingerbeer, SE cor Broadfl

and Mason
Wiggin Amanda D. Mrs., clairvoyant, dwl 119J O'Fan
Wiggin Benjamin F., watchmaker W. K. Vanderslice

Co., dwl 1219 Clay
Wiggin Charles L., grand secretary Grand Chapter

A. M., office Masonic Temple, dwl 2007 Taylor

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BEAMISH'S—Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's rnrnishing Gc

i^. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

( Wijji^in Harry, barkeeper Jones & Murphv, dwl 119J

O'Karrcll
I Witt'in Jt)hn, captain ship Lookout, office Bellingham
I IJay CV)aI Co., res Alameda
i WigTJfin William K., painter Frost & Richards, dwl 725

Union
jWijfjjrins Arthur, molder, dwl 142 Perry

IWijfjjiiis E. A. 1). (widow), dwl 1212 (Jlay
Wiggins Jansen, laborer, dwl 413 Drumni
Wiggins John, packer R. A. Swain & Co., dwl 435 Pine
Wiggins Robert H., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl
251 Tcliaina
(Wiggins Wilfred W., dwl 1840 California
'Wiggins Wiilliam H., assistant engineer U. S. Mint, dwl

14i Moss
Wigginton Henry, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl

34()A Fifth
Wigholni Frank, blacksmith David R. Coleman, dwl 430

Drunim
JWigholni John A. .blacksmith David R. Coleman, dwl 430

Drumni
Wight .Stephen H., wagonmaker Samuel W. Weston, dwl

1518 iiroadway
Wight. .S'v White and Whyte
H'KiHT.IlAK A. r. A' fO. (Jod Ball and William

Greene Alban), stockbrokers, ottice 110 Leidesdorff

Wightman Alexander, teamster Smythe & Pierce, dwl 326

Davis
Wightman Alexander C. {A. C. Wightman <£ Co.), dwl

1226 Mission
Wightman Avery, clerk, dwl 25 Russ
Wightman ISaac, dwl 685 Clementina
Wightman James, merchant, office SE cor Clay and Davis,

dwl 905 Market
Wightman John Jr. (Larzelere, Witham tt W.), dwl 430

Oak
Wightman Mary (widow), dwl 215 Thirteenth
Wigley L. , laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
Wigmann Charles, seaman, dwl 531 East
Wigmore James E. , local policeman, dwl 2 Highland Ter-
race, California nr Leavenworth
WIGMORK JOII.N'. cabinet woods, 126 Spear, dwl NW

cor Pacific Av and Octavia
Wigmore Philii), longshoreman, dwl 804 Third
Wlk Olof, refiner Pacific Refinery and Bullion Exchange,

dwl Morel Place nr Pacific
Wikland Charles, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Wilbar E. D. , sawyer George W. Swan & Co.
Wilbar H., sawyer George W. Swan & Co.
Wilber Charles F., minstrel, dwlWs Br}'ant Av nr Bryant
Wilber Henr^- C, drayman Wooster, Shattuck & Co., dwl

W s Bryant Av nr Bryant
Wilber Janies C, engineer, dwl W s Bryant Avnr Brj'ant
Wilber Joseph W., architect, office and dwl 137 Mont
Wilber Marshall, builder and contractor, dwl W s Bryant

Av nr Brvant
Wilbert Edward, miner, dwl 22 Turk
Wilbert Henrv, teamster, dwl W s Thirteenth Av nr N,

South S. F,
Wilbert Nicholas, laborer, dwl 75 Jessie
Wilbirt Daniel P., dentist John L. Wilbirt, dwl 526 Jes-
sie
Wilbirt John L., dentist, office 703 Market, dwl 526 Jessie
Wilbrinds John H., painter, dwl Ws Devisadero bet

Geary and O'Farrell
Wilbur George B. , collector Evening Post, dwl 5 Garden
Wilbur Joseph, laborer new City Hall, dwl 719^ Clem
Wilbur Joseph H., mining, dwl 812 Howard
Wilbur Walter, dwl 1014 Stockton
WILCOCKS BEX J.4NI\, collector.office 614 Merchant

room 23, dwl 5 Calhoun
Wilcott William, watchmaker, dwl 116 Silver
Wilcox Albert, dwl 513 O'Farrell
Wilcox Edward, dwl Inclewood House, 126 Fifth
Wilcox Emma Miss, dressmaker, dwl NE cor McAllister

and, Buchanan
Wilcox Joseph, architect, dwl 915 Bryant
Wilcox Mark, deokhand stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Wilcox Russell M. , manufacturer cider, dwl 1573 Folsom
Wlcox S., dwl 117 Bernard
Wilcox S. , cartman superintendent streets
Wilcox Samuel T. , steward stm Julia, dwl 1806 Mason
Wilcox Silas, street contractor, dwl NE cor McAllister

and Buchanan
WILCOX "W. C". 4S CO. (William C. Wilcox and Ben-
jamin F. Baker), proprietors S. F. Steam Pump
Works, 114 and 116 Beale
Wilcox William, dwl SE cor Jones and Francisco
Wilcox William C. (IT. C. Wilcox J: Co.), dwl 251 Third

M'ilcox Willard J., dwl Fifteenth Av bet R and S, South

8. F.
Wilcox. See Willcox

Wild Alfred, cooper, dwl NE cor Sixteenth and Howard
Wild Anton, lithographer, dwl NE cor Jack and Drunim
Wild Edward, bricklayer, dwl 733 Clementina
Wild Emilie (widow), dwl 1709 Webster
Wild George, milker Emanuel Steiner, Eighteenth Av nr

F, South S. F.
Wild Henry, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Wild Jacob, baker, dwl 7 St. Charles PI
Wild Thomas C. {Kaijles & If'.), dwl 721 Howard
Wild William, seaman schr Lovett Peacock, Jackson St.

Wharf
Wilde A. , niachinehand Pac. Barrel & Keg Factory, S a

Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth
Wilde Elizabeth Mrs., stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Alas-
ka, dwl 502 Third
Wilde Ernst, blacksmith Jonathan Kittredge, dwl 18 First
Wilde Francis B. , real-estate agent, office 520 Montgom-
ery, and bookkeeper A. Roman & Co., res Oakland
Wilde Fritz, sugar baker Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE

cor Brannan and Eighth
Wilde James M., commercialbroker, office 405 Front,

res Stockton
Wilde John R., mining secretary, office 411 J California

room 4, dwl 1737 Vallejo
Wilde M. A. (widow), dwl 7 Bagley PI
Wilder Abraham M. (Power.f cfc H'.), oculist and aurist,

office 215 Geary, dwl 494 Stockton
Wilder Ada Mrs., delivery clerk Post-office, dwl 155 New

Montgomery
Wilder Charles E., painter, dwl 308 Jessie, rear
Wilder Charles J., freight auditor Central Pac. R. R., NE

cor Fourth and Townsend room 28, dwl 856 Miss
WILDER I>AVID« mining secretary, office and dwl

328 Montgomery rooms 21 and 22
Wilder Fi-ederick A. , dwl 803 Bush
Wilder Henry B., dwl 235 Oak
Wilder Hiram, real-estate, dwl W s Old San Jos6 Road nr

Bernal Station
Wilder William P., sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Wildemiuth Jules, proptr Old Turn Verein Hall, dwl 620

Bush
Wildes Joseph H., chief draftsman U. S. Surveyor-Gen-
eral's Office, dwl 626 Harrison
Wildgans George, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl N s

Greenwich bet Montgomery and Sansoni
Wilds Frank, hostler John F. Willson, 126 Ellis
Wilds West, drayman Fleming & Stetson, dwl 530 Third
Wildt Valentine, machinist William T. Gan-att, dwl 317

Bush
Wildt William, watchmaker, dwl 758 Harrison
Wile Frank, barber Hermann W. Borgwardl
Wiley Andrew C, car|)enter, dwl 32 Fourth
Wiley Charles, laundryman Palace Hotel, dwl 29 Rausch,

rear
Wiley Isaac, painter and whitener, dwl E s Treat Av bet

'Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Wiley John H., carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Wiley Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 14 Eddy
Wiley Roland E., seaman, dwl 112 Steuart
Wilej' Samuel R., bookkeeper James K. Prior, dwl 1014

Mason
Wiley Thomas H., finisher West Coast Furniture Co., dwl

34 Hayes
Wiley William, laborer Cal. Grain Warehouse, cor Beale

and Brannan
Wiley William, stevedore, dwl 405j Natoma
Wiltord Eleanor, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Wilhelm Alex, tanner Jacob Beisel & Co., dwl cor Mis-

sisippi and Santa Clara
WILHELW AUtilJS'r, physician, office 29 Kearny,

dwl 106 Eddy
Wilhelm Carl L., apothecary, NW cor Mission and Sixth
Wilhelm F., cook Francisco Garcia, dwl 1119 Mont
Wilhelm Jacob, boot and shoemaker, dwl 715 Lombard
Wilhelm John, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl

43 Clara
Wilhem Otto, helper August Jungblut & Co., dwl 9 Russ
Wilhelmi Brothers (Conrad and Hermann), importers,

and wholesale foreign wines and liciiiors, 324 Clay
Wilhelmi Conrad, cashier Macondray &, Co. (and Wilhelmi

Bros.), dwl 399 McAllister
Wilhelmi Henry, shoemaker, dwl W s Valencia bet Jlf-

teenth and Sixteenth
Wilhelmi Hermann (Wilhelmi Bros.), dwl 399 McAllister
Wilhelmi Wolrad, cook John Casiniir, dwl 3 Mary Lane
Wilhelmson Charles, carpenter, dwl 1428 Stockton

JAMES ^. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

"D. "W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Moi

Wilhelmson Jacob, dwl 1428 Stockton

Wilhelnison Pet«r, sashmaker Excelsior Mills, dwl 768

Howard
Wilkanowski Charles, chemist Roturier & Zabaldano, dwl

1308 PoweU
Wilke Charles, drayman E. S. Moulton & Co., dwl 1212

Broadway
Wilke Ferdinand J. O., painter, dwl NE cor Guerrero and

Eighteenth
WUke tYcderick E., stockbroker, 411 California, dwl 620

Greenwich
Wilke Henry (Dietz ct W.), dwl 629 Grove
Wilke Henry, longshoreman, dwl 15 Pacific
Wilke Hernian, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl

812 OTarrell
Wilke Louis, liquor saloon, 240 Sutter, dwl 246 Jessie
Wilke. See Wilkie
Wilkens A., clerk A. Schumacher, dwl SW cor Nineteenth

and Mission
Wilkens D., confectioner D. Canty & Co., dwl 317 Bush
Wilkens Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiner}', dwl 735

Brannan
Wilkens John, miner, dwl 509 Washington
Wilkens John H., clerk William F. Dorman, dwl NE cor

Howard and Fifteenth
Wilkens John W., groceries and liquors, SWcor Stockton

and Sutter
Wilkens Louis, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1306^

Polk
Wilkens. See Wilkius

Wilkerson America (widow), dwl 728J Howard
Wilkerson F. Mrs., teacher music, dwl Overland House
Wilkerson Frank, barkeeper Joseph A. Lukin
Wilkes Charles, molder Miners' Foundry, dwl 231 First
Wilkes Clarence, dwl 204 Ellis
Wilkie Alexander, salesman Robert M. Black, dwl 443

Minna
Wilkie Andrew (Wilkie d: Gray), dwl S s Clipper bet

Church and Dolores
Wilkie Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Frencis D. Wolf,

dwl 443 Minna
Wilkie H., cabinetmaker, dwl 18 Seventh
Wilkie J. J., stairbuilder Jesse & Drew
Wilkie John, confectioner James A. Rokohl, dwl 317

Third
Wilkie Louis, liquor dealer, dwl 242 Sutter
Wilkie WilUam, plumber Thomas Ross, dwl 328 Jessie
Wilkie & Gray (Aiidreio Wilkie and John U. Gray), car-
penters and builders. 111 Davis
Wilkie. See Wilke

Wilkin Stephen, builder, dwl 17 Washing^ton Av
Wilkins Frederick, clerk, dwl 745 Market
Wilkius Abbie (widow), dwl 403 Third
Wilkins Adam, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Wilkins Andrew, seaman schr Veto, Washington St.

Wharf
Wilkins Charles, laborer, dwl 6 Merchant
Wilkins Charles, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Wilkins Charles F., bookkeeper Strong & Williamson,

dwl 409 Stevenson
Wilkins Charles G., roller U. S. Mint, dwl NW cor Bush

and Octavia
WUkins C. R., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl 521

O'Farrell
Wilkins Edward M., bandsaw3'er Andrew Frei, dwl 646

Fourth
Wilkins Ella Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl

1336 Minna
Wilkins Ernest, clerk William Baruth, dwl 801 Hyde
Wilkins Frank, instrumeutmaker John Roach, dwl 8

Myrtle Av
Wilkins Frederick, watchman L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 15

Geneva
Wilkins Frederick A. (Wilkins <t Foy), dwl 611 Larkin
Wilkins G. F. H., groceries and liquors, SW cor Turk and

Pierce
Wilkins H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE cor

Brannan and Eighth
Wilkins James, furniture dealer, dwl 646 Fourth
Wilkins James M., dwl 1524 Sacramento
Wilkins James T., porter Morison, Hutchinson & Co.,

dwl 120 Morton
Wilkins John, porter Sheriflf's Office, dwl 911 Wash
Wilkins John H. B., attorney at law and commissioner

deeds, office 442 California, res Oakland
Wilkins John R., scenic artist Wade's Opera House, dwl

614 Taylor
Wilkins Lewis, conductor Sutter St. R. R., 1304 Polk

Wilkins Mathias (ITiiA-i/w «fc Co.), dwl SE cor Chestnut

and Mason
Wilkins P., Imnberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Wilkins Sarah A. (widow), dwl 25 Dupont, rear
Wilkins Texas, physician, dwl Leda PI N s Sixteenth bet

Mission and \'alencya
Wilkins Thedlef , dwl 317 Bush
Wilkins Willard, car|)enter, dwl E s Fillmore bet Union

and Filbert
Wilkins Z. I., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Wilkins & Co. (MatUi<is WUkins and Frederick Dxtcker),

groceries and liquors, NE cor Chestnut and Mason
Wilkins & Foy (^Frederick A. Wilkins and John J. Foy),

teamsters, office NE cor Davis and Market
Wilkinson Mrs., laundress Neustadter Brothers,

Gough bet Grove and Hayes
Wilkinson Catherine, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Wilkinson Edward O., clerk John McKillop & Co., dwl

718 Treat Av
Wilkinson Felix G., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl

568 Mission
Wilkinson Harn', bookkeeper Liebes Brothers & Co., dwl

450 Twentie'th
Wilkinson J., dwl 527 Sacramento
Wilkinson James (^Montgomery <t- W.), dwl 227 Second
Wilkinson James M., messenger Jeremiah W. Foard, dwl

Havens PI nr Washington
Wilkinson J. M., dwl 15 Auburn
Wilkinson John, dwl 19 Stone

Wilkinson John, expressman, dwl N s Henry nr Noe
Wilkinson John J., cooper, dwl 32^ Langton
Wilkinson John R., tinsmith, dwl 1717 Stockton
Wilkinson Joseph, purser Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Wilkinson J. W., salesman Percy Beamish, dwl 139

Fourth
Wilkinson Philetus C, drayman Phillips, Taber & Co.,

dwl 563 Natoma
Wilkinson Richard, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Con-
stitution
Wilkinson Rodrigo, messenger pay department U. S. A.,

105 Stockton, res Oakland
Wilkinson Roland, painter, dwl 733 Clementina
Wilkinson Samuel, foreman California Wool Depot, dwl

730 Filbert
Wilkinson Tlieodore, waiter Grand Hotel
Wilkinson Tliomas, carpenter, dwl Elm Av bet Pierce and

Scott
Wilkinson William, boots and shoes, 1216 Polk, dwl Pin«

bet Van Ness Av and Polk .
Wilkinson. See Wilkerson
Will Carsten, clerk Richard Bartels, dwl NW cor Eleventf

and Howard
Will Frederick A. (Will <k Finck), dwl 1308 Powell
Will Henry, gardener Emil Mes'er, dwl foot Stanyan lu

Golden Gate Park
Will John D., salesman 314 Pine, dwl 318 Pine
Will Peter H., salesman Balch & Co., dwl 6 Stockton PI
WILL & riXt'K (Frederick A. Will and Julivt

Finck), cutlers, locksmiths, bellhangers, and surgical-

instrumentmakers, 140 Montgomery and 821 Kearny
WILLAMETTE MOOLE.\' SIILL!^' (Salem, Oregon)

Thomas E. Lindeuberger agent, 28 Sansom
Willan Thomas D., housepainter, dwl 309 Austin
Willard Edward, carriagemaker, 1111 Mission, dwl 601

Minna
Willard Emory L. , physician, office 103 Montgomery thin

floor, dwl 571i Howard
WILLARD GEOKOE II., stockbroker, office 309 Cal

ifornia room 6, dwl 1121 Bush
Willard Harriet P. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1511 Clay
Willard J. F., machinist Palmer, Knox & Co., res WcB

Oakland
Willard Joseph W., traveling agent Cal. Powder Works

res East Oakland
Willard Louis, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co., dw

54 Shipley
Willard P. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 30 Ellis
Willard P. P., clerk, dwl 122 Taylor
Willbrand Bernard, carpenter, dwl N s Kate bet Fillmor

and Steiner
Willby William, porter, dwl 245 Clara
Willcox David (E. B. Dean cfc Co.), res Oakland
Willcox Thomas W., carpenter, dwl W s Dolores nr Twen 1

tv-first
Willcox William H., dwl 1415 Bush
WILLC'O.X A GIBBS SEWING MACIIINE CO.

Elijah B. Cutler manager. 111 Post
Willcox. See Wilcox
Willcutt James (Willcutt <t Jioiee), dwl 7 Merchant

SMITHSONIAIT BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Cal

^ p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

WILM'ITT .lO^CPII L., superintendent and general

passeiigfer ticket ajfent Southern Pac. K. R., office

NK cor Fourtli and Towiisend, res Oakland
Willcutt ..t Howe {Jam<-g ^yi(lcutt and Albert Rowc),

shipcarjienters, f> Merchant
Willc I'Ve leriek, cabinetmaker Pac U, W. F. M. Co., dwl

VM Dura
Wille John, cellarman, 321 Montgomerj", dwl W s Second

nr Clementina
Wille William, painter Charles Field & Co., dwlJasper PI

nr I'niiin
Wilier George, seaman Jerome B. Pijier, SWcor Claj' and

F.ast
Willers John, longshoreman, dwl 15 Pacific
W illers Peter, waiter William Tell House, 317 Bush
Willett .Vlbert P., foreman boot department Einstein

Bros. & Co., dwl '23 Rausch
Willett Eli P., dwl 309 Clay
Willett (ieorge, waiter Nucleus House
Willett Walter, machine operator Einstein Bros. & Co.
Willey Charies J. (0. F. Willey d: Co.), dwl 108 Prospect

PI
Willey C. M. . hostler Michael Ryan, S s Point Lobos Av

nr Twenty-second Av
Willey Gustavus B., finisher Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 113

Polk
Willey John M., physician, office and dwl 321 Sixth
Willev L., clerk, d\vl 23 Stockton

Willey Marshall C, en>rineer stm Ellen, Green St. Wharf
Willev Marv C. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1009 Powell
WILLKVO. F. <i CO. {Charles J. Willey), importers,

manufs, and dealers carriages and wagons, 427 Mont
Willey Otis F. (O. F. Willey J: Co.), dwl 522 Third
Willev Kobert H., proprietor California Distillery, WS

Potrero Av bet El Dorado and Alameda, dwl 1019 Fol
Willey Simon, clerk, dwl 14 Turk
Willey William, carpenter Stover & Chase, dwl S s Tyler

bet Buchanan and Webster
Willey William J., salesman 0. Lawton & Co., dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Willey William M., assistant Robert H. Willey, dwl 1019

Folsom
Willgren Kobert, liquor saloon, 31 Sacramento
William Caroline A. (widow), dwl 746 Howard
William John, stonecutter, dwl 4 John
William Penn .Mining ,Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), David Wilder

secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 22
William Shakesi)eare Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co.), office

330 Pine
WILLIA.n TELL HOrSE, F. Huber and F. Gerke

proprietors, 317 Bush
William William H., carpenter, dwl 150 Clara

Williams , dwl 10 Card Alley

Williams (widow), dwl 70(5 Vallejo, rear

Williams , master mariner, dwl S s Lombard bet

Gough and Franklin

Williams , teamster, dwl SW cor Battery and Green

Williams A. E., mastennariner, office Pier 5 Steuart
Williams Abram P. {Livingston <t Co.), dwl 614 Sutter
Waiiams Adam, carpenter Weir & Greenwood, dwl 134

Ritch

Williams Albert, dwl 240 Third
Williams Albert D.D. Rev., dwl 917 Stockton
Williams Albert, teamster, dwl 453 Jessie
Williams Alexander (Williams tt Co.) dwl 522 Howard
Williams Alexander, farmer (Santa Barbara), dwl 121

Clinton
Williams Alexander, signpainter Shull & Burner, dwl 423

Bush

Williams .\lfred, teamster Henry Kissane, Pier 10 Steuart
Williams Amos, bookseller, dwl 67 Clementina
Williams Amos, stonecutter Frank Williams, dwl 630

Green
Williams Andrew, expressman, dwl NE cor Jackson and

Dnamm
Williams Andrew, miner, 39 Natoma
Williams Andrew, professor music, dwl 119 Turk
Williams Andrew, seaman, dwl 10 Wa.shington
Williams Andrew, watchman Pac. Mail S. S. Co's Wharf,

dwl 641 Third
Williams Andrew Jr., glassblower, dwl 641 Third
Williams Annie Miss, actress Wade's Opera House, dwl

44 Third
Williams Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 917 Washing^n
Williams Annie Miss, hairdresser, dwl 28 Stone
Williams Asa C. Rev., dwl 708 Larkin
Williams Auburn L., coremaker Pac. Iron Works, dwl

525 Folsom
Williams Augustus, gasfitter, dwl 538 Mission

Williams A. V., dwl 29 Turk

Williams B., dwl 13 Powell

Williams Benjamin {Welch S- Co.), dwl 751 Harrison

Williams Benjamin, fiainter, dwl 202 Tyler

Williams Benjamin, real estate, dwl 751 Harrison

Williams Betsey (widow), dwl 323 P'irst

>VILLIAMS.'BL.lX4'll.lLltl» A VO. {Henri/ B. Wil-
liams and Henry P. Blanchard), slii])piiig and com-
niis.sion merchants, agents China Trader's Insurance
Co., and Comstock's Line Clipper Ships, 218 California

Williams C, dwl 8G3i Market

Williams C. , cabinetmaker, dwl 121 Vallejo

Williams C, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Williams Caroline Miss, dwl 5 Prospect PI

Williams Charles {Charles Williams ifc Co.), dwl N s Ash
Av bet Larkin and Polk

Williams Charles, barber, dwl St. Charles PI

Williams Charles, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush

Williams Charles, carpenter and builder, 417 Commercial,
dwl E s Shotwell bet Twenty-third and Twenty -fourth

Williams Charles, coachman, dwl 124 Perry

Williams Charles, painter, dwl 804 Third

WMiliams Charles, stevedore, dwl 8 Frederick

Williams Charles, steward Worth House, 606 Folsom

Williams Charles, teamster Arthur M. Ebbets, 115 Sac

Williams Charles, watchman stm New World, Market St.
Wharf

Williams Charles & Co. {George McDonald), teamsters.
Pier 5 Steuart

Williams Charles H., bookkeeper C. C. Burr & Co., dwl
1511 Clay

Williams Charles L. (C. L. Williams & Co.), dwl Ameri-
can Exchange

Williams Chauncey B., superintendent Pac. Paving Co.,
dwl NW cor Church and Dorland

Williams Chester {Williams ct Sans), dwl 10 Monroe

>VILLI.OI8 C. L. * CO., general merchandise, man-
ufacturers ink, and agents Giant Cement, 417 Wash-
ington

Williams C.yril, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl 724 Turk

Williams David, driver John A. Shaber & Co., dwl 707
Market

Williams David, foundryman, dwl 548 Mission

Williams David C, mining, dwl 225 Stevenson

Williams David H., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 1526 Powell •

Williams Daniel D., clerk Charles A. Low, 116 Leidesdorff^

Williams Dudley J., cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 52 Oak

Williams E. Mrs., dressmaker, 952 Mission

Williams E. A., salesman John M. Da vies & Co., dwf
Lick House

Williams E. A. Mrs., operator Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Co., Grand Hotel, dwl 913 Bush

Williams E. B. Mrs., artist, dwl 540 Ellis

Williams E. F., physician, office cor Main and Harrison,
dwl 502 Third

Williams Edward, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills

Williams Edward, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 890
Natoma

Williams Edward, master mariner, dwl 2213 Larkin

Williams Edward A., blacksmith Pioneer Iron Works, dwl
2 Simpson PI

Williams Edwin A., bookkeeper Butler Bros., dwl 549
Stevenson

Williams Eliza Mrs., dwl W s White nr Vallejo

Williams Elizabeth (widow), dwl 27 Eddj-

Williams Emile, salesman A. Berson & Son, dwl 722 Wash

Williams Evan W., clerk Da\id T. Griffiths, dwl 218 Bdwy

Williams F., dwl 16 Turk

Williams F., bellman Palace Hotel

Williams F., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk

Williams Francis O. A., compositor Examiner, dwl 1420
Jackson

AVilliams Frank, clerk Gardiner & Mercer, dwl 751 Har

Williams Frank, deckhand stm Cora, Market St. Wharf

Williams Frank, laborer, dwl 1309 Broadway

Williams Frank, laborer Golden Gate Park

WUliaras Frank, salesman Homer Williams & Co., dwl
613 Turk

Williams Frank, seaman stm Santa Cruz, Pacific St.
Wharf

Williams Frank, 'stoneyard, junction Pine and Market,
dwl 27 Eddy

Williams Frank, waiter Jos6 Bareellos, dwl 415 Drumm

Williams Franklin, draftsman Stephen H. Williams, dwl
1713 Larkin

Williams Franklin R., clerk, dwl 613 Turk

Williams Frederick, teamster, dwl 16 Taylor

W^illiams Frederick, traveling agent, dwl 240 Montgomerj-

TAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.
54

r. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant, If

Williams Frederick, trunkniaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl

716 Brannan
Williams Frederick L., butcher Mofifat Bros., dwl N s

First Av nr tentuckv, South S. F.
Williams Fi-eeman, Patent Roofing Faint, dwl 946 How
Williams F. S., operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,

res Oakland
Williams G., dwl 8C3i Market
Williams G., miner, dwl 31 Turk
Williams G. E., dwl 430 Stevenson
Williams G. E., carpenter Baldwin's Hotel
Williams George, hostler Joseph Peirce, 502 Geary
Williams George, machinehand Charles Thistlewaite, dwl

654 Brj'ant
Williams George, piledriver, dwl 238 Steuart
Williams George, porter 320 Cal, dwl American Exchange
Williams George, porter Hoffman & Co., dwl NE cor Sixth

and Mission
Williams George, purser, dwl 1206 Post
Williams George, seaman, dwl 8 Jackson
Williams George, seaman stm Oriflamme, Folsom St.

Wharf
Williams George, waiter Palace Hotel
Williams George, weaver S. F. Woolen Factory, dwl Polk

bet Lombard and Chestnut
Williams George A. {George A. Williams & Co.), dwl 629

Washington
Williams George A., packer Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl

620 Harrison
Williams George A., painter and paperhanger, dwl 1321

Pacific
Williams George A. & Co. (Francis Bourne), manuf pic-
ture frames and importers chromos, engravings and
oil paintings, (529 Washington
Williams George M. (G. M. Williams & Co.), dwl 426 Clem
Williams George M. & Co. (George W. Kemp), furniture,

117 Third
Williams George N., attorney at law, office 306 Pine, dwl

1501 Jones
Williams Griffith V. , dwl 749 Market
Williams H., oiler stm Mohongo, Broadway St. Wharf
Williams H. & Co. (Homer Williaim, Walter T. Leavitt
and Steven T. Foster), Dr. Warren's Yerba Buena
Bitters, 65 New Montgomery
Williams Harry, shoecutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl

1215^ Folsom-
Williams Henry, dwl 32 Tehama

Williams Henry, boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl 139 Third
Williams Henry, caqjenter, dwl S s Eighteenth nr Capp
Williams Henry, carpenter, dwl 1329 Pacific
Williams Henry, carpenter Weir & Greenwood
Williams Henrj', conductor, dwl 1526 Powell
Williams Henr>', cook Jackson's Hotel, 811 Battery
Williams Henry, engineer, dwl 270 First
Williams Henry, laborer, dwl E s Mason bet Bay and

Francisco
Williams Henry, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Williams Henry, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steuart
Williams Henry, messenger Bank British Columbia, dwl

510 Chestnut
Williams Henry, porter Southern Pac. R. R.
Williams Henry, seaman, dwl 105 Clark
Williams Henry, shipclerk, dwl SW cor Dupont and

Broadway
Williams Hemy, stockbroker, office 326 Montgomeiy, dwl

315 Jones
Williams Henry, tinsmith, dwl 3 Vallejo
Williams Henry, waiter, dwl 509 Washington
Williams Henry B. (Williams, Blanchard tfc Co.), res Oak

Grove, San Mateo Co.
Williams Henry B., carpenter, dwl 213 Twelfth
Williams Henry E. E. (Williains it Co.), 420 Mont
Williams Henry E. F., bookfinisher A. L. Bancroft & Co.,

dwl 213 Twelfth
WILLIA.MS HEXRY F., real-estate agent, office 740
Fourth, dwl S s Seventeenth Av bet K and L, South
S. F.
WiUiams Henry L. (Williams <Jt Sons), dwl 10 Monroe
Williams Henry R. , superintendent melting department

U. S. Mint, dwl S s Twenty-sixth nr Valencia
Williams H. G., broker, dwl Russ House
Williams Homer (H. Williams & Co.), dwl 1110 CTay
Williams Isaac J., shoemaker Thomas J. Broderick, dwl

777 Market
Williams Isaiah, waiter Palace Hotel
Williams J., dwl 636 Commercial
Williams J., conductor Sutter St. R. R., 1304 Polk
Williams J., deckhand Cal. Brick Co., dwl King St. House
Williams J., waiter Cambrian House, 408 Broadway

Williams J., wlrewaremaker, dwl SW cor Dupont and

Broadway
Williams J. Mrs., ladies' underwear and fancy goods, 240

Third
Williams J. Mrs., matron S. F. Female Hospital, dwl 917

Clay
Williams Jacob, cook Joe Giusti & Co., dwl 52 Second
Williams Jacob, shoemaker, 504 Green, tiwl 715 Lombard
Williams Jacob, steward, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Williams James, blacksmith, dwl 52 Clara
Williams James, bootblack Charles Bom, dwl 347 Dupont
Williams James, deckhand U. S. stm McPherson, Front

St. Wharf
Williams James, porter Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, dwl

E s Powell bet Broadway and Vallejo
Williams James, seaman schr Witch of the Bay, Pacific

St. Wharf
Williams James, whit«washer, dwl 108 Bernard
Williams James E. , master bktn Ella, office 3 Spear
AVilliams James E., waiter What Cheer House
Williams James J., machinist, dwl 2 Haggin
Williams James S., dentist Henry A. Luther, dwl 537 Sac
Williams James V., porter, dwl 1019 Pacific
Williams Jason E., seaman, dwl 423 East
"Williams J. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 137 Montgomery
Williams J. D., salesman David Samuels, dwl 1008^ Mar-
ket
Williams Jerome, waiter John T. Callender, dwl 5 Bdwy
Williams J.. G. Mrs. , dressmaker, 777 Mission
WiUiams J." K., carpenter Terrill & Slaven, 717 Seven-
teenth
Williams John, dwl 904 Jackson
Williams John, bootmaker Wm. O'Connell, dwl N s

Twenty-sixth bet Castro and Noe
Williams John, bricklaj'er, dwl 1309 Pacific
Williams John, carpenter, dwl 415 Hayes
Williams John, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
W lliams John, collector Mercantile Library, dwl 1330

W^ashington
Williams John, cook, dwl 115 Geary, rear
Williams John, cook Irving House, 568 Mission
Williams John, deckhand Dolly Varden, Long Bridge
Williams John, gasfitter Mrs. Bridget Alvey, 535 Pacific
Williams John, ironmolder, dwl 79 Clementina, rear
Williams John, jeweler Levison Bros., dwl 128 Silver
Williams John, laborer, dwl 254 Clara
Williams John, laborer, dwl 416 FolSom, rear
Williams John, laborer, dwl 605 Mission, rear
Williams John, laborer, dwl 919 Battery
Williams John, miner, dwl SW cor Mississippi and Santa

Clara
Williams John, miner, dwl Fourth Av nr Hunter's Point,

South S. F.
Williams John, plasterer, dwl 327t Third
Williams John, roller Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s Sierra

nr Louisiana
Williams John, roller Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W s Georgia,

nr Shasta
Williams John, seaman schr Columbus, Clay St. Wharf
Williams John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Williams John, seaman, dwl 414 Beale
Williams John, shoemaker, dwl SW cor Ridley and Miss
Williams John, stonecutter Frank Williams, dwl 4 John
Williams John, teamster Richard D. Chandler, dwl 402

Broadway
Williams John, waiter, dwl 14 Virginia
Williams John, waiter Miners' Restaurant, 737 Market,

dwl Irvine House
Williams John, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, dwl 1024

Clay
Williams John B., carpenter Golden Gate Park
Williams John B., waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Williams John F., correspondent William T. Coleman &

Co. , res Oakland
Williams John F., real estate, office 1 Montgomery Block,

dwl 420 First
Williams John F., shoemaker, dwl Cortland AvnrMcClel-

Ian, Bernal Heights
Williams John F., song and dance artist Palace

House, dwl 128 Silver
Williams John H., assistant secretary Board State Harbor

Commissioners, office 440 Jackson, dwl 623 Eddy
Williams John H., seaman, dwl 29 Pacific
Williams John H., waiter Worth House, 606 Folsom
Williams John J. (Williatm ,b Thornton), dwl Occidental

Hotel
Williams John L. (WUliams <t Sons), dwl 10 Monroe
Williams John Stuart, carpenter and builder, dwl 80

Stone

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third «S; Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Goods

( p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 702, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

Williams Joseph (WiUiams cfc Marshall), res Oakland

Williams Joseph, dwl 942 Howard

Williams Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 408 Broatlway

W lUiams Joseph, carpenter, dwl K s Mississippi bet Butte

and Solano
Williams Joseph, cook, dwl 429 Francisco
Williams Joseph C, cook Charles Gehring, dwl 7 Caroline
Williams Joseph E,, local policeman, dwl 124 Fourteenth
Williams Josejih, stonomitter, dwl 2 Turk
>VILLIAM!s JOiSEPIl 11. H., miinng, office 24 Mer-
chants' Exchange, res Oakland
Williams Joseph \V., lettercarrier Post-office, dwl 1310

Mason
Williams J. S., dwl American Exchange
Williams L. Mrs., dwl Arcade House
Williams L. F. (widow), housokeo|)er, dwl 1316 Mason
Williams L. G., general merchandise, dwl 325 Fourth
Williams Lottie Miss, dwl 319 Sutter
Williams Louis, carpenter, dwl 5 Anna
Williams M., second cook Pacific Mail S. S. City ol San

Francisco
Williams M. Mrs., stewardess stm Orizaba, Broadway St.

Wharf
Williams M. E. Miss, operator sewing machine A. Mead &,

Co.
Williams Maggie, parlormaid Palace Hotel
Williams Margaret Mrs., dressmaking, dwl 2 Turk
Williams .Michael, clerk Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl

.52l> U'Farrell
Williams Michael, cook, dwl 15 Vallejo
Williams Michael Jr., entry clerk Market St. Furniture

Store, dwl 529 O'Farreil
Williams Minnie, actress, dwl Government House
Williams iL J., dry-goods clerk, dwl 758 Harrison
AVilliams Morgan, first assistant engineer stm Ancon, dwl

22 Minna
Williams Morris, drayman, IOC Battery, dwl 703 Hayes
Williams N. F., hairdressing saloon, dwl NE cor Fourth

and Berry
Williams N. W., photographprinter P. J. .Sullivan, res

Oakland
Williams Nellie (widow), dwl 810 Mission
Williams O'Tarrington F., bookkeejwr Starr & Co., dwl

501 Second
Wdliams Orlando R., machinist Tait & Hainque, dwl 44

Clementina
Williams Owen, mariner, dwl 18 Washington
Williams Owen P., carpenter Henrj' J. McLerie, dwl 22

Turk
Williams Patrick, teamster Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay
Williams Perry, waiter Palace -Hotel
Williams Peter, dwl Ol^-mpic Lodgings
Williams Peter, driver City R. R.
Williams Peter, laborer, dwl 22 Jessie
Williams Peter, laborer, dwl 412 Post, rear
Williams Peter, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Williams Peter, painter, dwl 219 Hayes
Williams Peter F. (Danielewicz <t- W.), dwl Greenwich nr

Gough
Williams Peter J., carpenter, dwl 631 Bush
Williams Philip, dwl 536 Sacramento
Williams Price, cabinetmaker Charles Field & Co., dwl

cor Vallejo and Sansom
Williams R. E., physician, office and dwl 16 Stockton
W'illiams Reuel, carpenter John P. Curtis, dwl 12 Park Av
Williams Richard, deckhand tug boat Sol Tliomas, Pier 9

Steuart
Williams Richard, foreman smelter Selby Smelting and

Lead Co., dwl 1130 Union
William Richard, longshoreman, dwl 204 Drumm
Williams Richard, stonecutter, dwl 22 Turk
Williams Richard L., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl

Windsor House
Williams Richard S., stonecutter, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Williams R. L., mason, dwl Heinz's Hotel
Williams Robert, dwl 16 Tiu-k
Williams Robert, carpenter, dwl 586 Minna
Williams Robert, mariner, dwl 18 Washington
Williams Robert, waiter Palace Hotel
Williams Robert D., porter Stephen G. Brown, dwl 308

Tehama
Williams Robert M., carpenter, dwl 51 Third
Williams Roland S., carpenter, dwl 732 Natoma, rear
Williams R. S., painter, dwl 423 Bush
Williams S. K., dwl 15 Hyde

Williams S. P., barkeeper A. M. Gilman, dwl 110 Sutter
Williams Samuel, blacksmith Phcenix Iron Works, dwl

cor Ellis and Bourbon PI
Williams Samuel, cook, dwl 16 Scott PI

WILLIAM!^ SAMUEL, editorial rooms Evening Bul-
letin, res Oakland
Williams Samuel, laborer George H. Whitney, dwl 28

Tehama

Williams Samuel, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Williams Samuel E., third officer Pac. Mail S. S. Consti-

tuti<m
Williams Samuel S., saddler Main & Winchester, dwl Coso

House, 411 Sansom
Williams Sarah (widow), dwl 506 Broadway
Williams Stei)hen G., stoves and hardware, 325 Fourth
M'lLLI.4n.S .STEPHEN H., architect, office 61 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl 1713 Larkin
Williams Susan Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1309 Pacific
Williams T., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Williams Theodore Thomas, carconductor, dwl NE cor

Turk and Fillmore
Williams Thomas, dwl 529 O'Farreil
Williams Thomas, broker, dwl 831 O'Farreil
Williams Thomas, carpenter Henry J. McLeri, dwl 957

Market
Williams Thomas, labeler Cutting & Co., dwl 1219 Green
Williams Thomas, laborer, dwl 1215 Folsom
Williams Thomas, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Williams Thomas, seaman, dwl Steuart St. House
Williams Thomas D., clerk pay department U. S. Army,

105 Stockton, dwl 215 Kearny
Williams Thomas H., capitalist, office 328 Montgomerj',

room 18, dwl Occidental Hotel
Williams Thomas H., gunsmith, dwl 161 Second
Williams Thomas H., soleleather cutter Einstein Bros.

& Co.
Williams Thomas J. , bookkeeper Cal. Furniture Manuf.

Co., dwl 529 O'Farreil
Williams Thomas J., hairdresser L. Shay, dwl California

bet Dupont and Stockton
Williams Thomas T., waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Williams Virgil, artist, dwl 314 Bush
Williams Walter J. G., principal Broadway Grammar

School, dwl 727 Union
Williams W., third mate O. & O. S. S. Eelgic
Williams W. H., glovecutter Cal. Glove Co., dwl 812 Miss
Williams W. J. G., principal Broadway Grammar School,

dwl 727 Union
Williams William, dwl 27 Eddy
Williams William, boilermaker, dwl 313 Folsom
Williams William, carpenter, dwl 12 Mar>'
Williams William, carpenter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 150

Clara
Williams William, liquor saloon, dwl cor Second and Min
Williams William, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 6 Zee
Williams William, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Williams William, miner, dwl 408 Broadway
Williams William, miner, dwl 777^ Mission
Williams William, painter James Donovan, 219 Davis
Williams William, provision dealer, dwl W s and nr San

Miguel Station
Williams William, rigger, dwl 30 De Boom
Williams William, seaman, dwl 110 Berrj'
Williams William, shipcarpenter, dwl NE cor Berrj- and

Madden
Williams WMlIiam, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Williams William, upholsterer A. Berson & Son, dwl 722

Washington
Williams AVilliam A., clerk, dwl 810 Mission
Williams William B., barkeeper William H. Reynolds,

dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
Williams William B., foreman Eureka Match Factorv,

dwl 212 Twelfth
Williams William C, painter, dwl 327i Third
Williams William F., Market St. Furniture Store, dwl

529 O'Farreil
Williams W^illiam H., dwl 344 Brannan
Williams William H., bricklayer, dwl 1302 Pacific
Williams William H., clerk, dwl 811 Filbert
Williams William H., linerepairer Atlantic and Pacific

Telegraph Co., dwl 838 Mission
Williams William H., mason new U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing ■ ,
Williams William H., stock-list reporter S. F. Stock and

Exchange Board, dwl Sll Filbert
Williams William M., barkeeper Samuel S. Sample, dwl

823 California
Williams William O., carpenter, dwl E s Fourteenth Av

nr P, South S. F.
Williams William S., master mariner, dwl 27 Perry
Williams William W., bricklayer, dwl 6 Zoe
Wdliams Woodhull, salesman Le Count Brothers, dwl 325

Fourth

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JAMES G. STEELE & CO. dispense' Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merclianti L_

Wil-iams Zachariah, harnessmaker, dwl 759 Mission
Wi'.iams & Co. {Alexander Williams and Charles Gehr-

ini), proptrs Enterprise Restaurant, '224 Sixth
Williams & Co. (Henry E. E. Williams and Willium

IJeughes), jobprinters, 420 Mont^'omerj- fourth floor
Williams & Marshall (Joseph Williams and Joseph Star-
shall), groceries and liquors, 214 and 216 Drumm
Williams & Sons (John L., Henry L., and Chester),

shoe manufacturers' goods, 27 New Montgomery,

Grand Hotel
WILLIAMS A THORNTON (John J. WillMrns and

James D. Thornton), attonie\ s at law, office S04 Mont
Williamson Andrew, dwl 734 Harrison
Williamson C. E., dwl 10 Turk
Williamson Carrie (widow), dwl 217 O'Farrell
Williamson Charles, carpenter, dwl 1428 Stockton
Williamson Charles, engineer Thomson & Parker, dwl W

s Columbia bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Williamson Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Williamson Dudley, cooper, dwl 52 Oak
Williamson Duncan, expressman, cor Third and Berry
Williamson E. Mrs., dwl N s Townsend nr Third
Williamson Edward, boxmaker Cook Brothers, dwl 36i

Williamson Edward, engineer Central Pac. R. B. Co., dwl

3 King
Williamson Fred., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Williamson H. A., conductor Southern Pac. R. R.
Williamson H. J., real estate, dwl 304 Third
Williamson Henry, carpenter Pac. Box Factory, dwl 312

Welsh
Williamson Henry, gasfitter William F. Wilson, dwl 322

Fremont
Williamson Henry, hostler F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 32/

Ritch
Williamson Henrj', laborer, dwl 337 Ritch, rear
Williamson Henry, plumber, dwl 322 Fremont
Williamson Henry, tanner Laguna Tannery, dwl SE cor

Fillmore and Gough
Williamson Jacob, carpenter, dwl 1428 Stockton
Williamson James, dwl 307 Chestnut, rear
Williamson James, carpetlayer, dwl 28 Natoma, rear
Williamson James, fireman Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl

24 Natoma ™, . , ,

Williamson James, lumber agent, dwl SW cor Third and

Williamson James, lumberman Pope & Talbot, dwl 51

Natoma
Williamson James, woolsorter, dwl 3 King
Williamson John, dwl 630 Howard
Williamson John, driver Buxton & Co., dwl SWcor Tliird

and Townsend
Williamson John, dry goods, dwl S a Twentieth nr Do-
lores
Williamson John, housesmith John R. Sims, dwl cor

Filbert and Larkin
Williamson John, machinist, dwl 1231 Filbert
Williamson John, sash and blindmaker Haskell & Bode,

dwl 230 Townsend
Williamson John, seaman, dwl 138 Folsom, rear
Williamson John W. , stevedore, dwl NE cor Fourth and

Beri-y
Williamson Joseph, dwl 29 Turk
Williamson Joseph, carpenter, dwl 14^ Rausch
Williamson Luke, dwl 131 Turk

Williamson Martin, laborer Fashion Stables, dwl 52 Oak
Williamson Jlartin, seaman, dwl 34 Main
Williamson Peter S. Rev., dwl 629 California
Williamson Peter, U. S. bargeman. Front St. Wharf, dwl

SW'cor Davis & Vallejo
Williamson Robert (Stronrj ,fc W.), res Sacramento City
WILLIAMSON ROBERT 8., lieutenant-colonel U. S.

Engineers, and lighthouse engineer, office and dwl

ISo'Sutter
Williamson T. J., shlpcarpenter, dwl 227 Second
Williamson T. R., boot and shoemaker, 835 Washington
Williamson Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1412 Jackson
Williamson WiUiam, painter, dwl 307 Chestnut
Willie William, local policeman, dwl 150 Eighth

Williet , shoemaker, dwl 222 Stevenson

Willing Robert N., telegraph operator, dwl 760 Mission
Willings Hannah (widow), dwl 309 Austin
Willings Thomas, housepainter, dKvl 309 Austin

Willis , shlpcarpenter, dwl 3 Frederick

Willis Egbert, dwl 759 Howard

Willis Frank, gardener Emil Meyer, dwl foot Stanyan nr

Golden Gate Park . », , ^ j ,

Willis Henry G., expressman, cor Elba and Market, dwl

W s Columbia bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

Willis J. A. Mrs., confectionerj-, 1252 Market

Willis James, dwl Tenninal Hotel

Willis James, liquor saloon, SE cor Ninth and Mission

Willis James, stage car])enter California Theater, dwl 523

Kearny
Willis James, waiter Brunswick House, 148 Sixth
Willis John, housepainter and whitener, dwl 1227 Pac
Willis John F., receiver Potrero and B. V. R. R., office
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl N 8 Twenty-third
bet Valencia and Guerrero
WILLIS MILTON E., secretary City R. R., and book-
keeper Mission Woolen Slills, dwl 726 Sixteenth
WiUis M. W., bandmaster, office 632 Clay, dwl 417 Bush
Willis Peter .1., vamisher Gilbert & Moore
Willis Richard S., bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, NW

cor Gough and Haight
Willis Robert, carpenter California Planing Mills
Willis Robert, painter, dwl 1718 Leavenworth
Willis Roljert A., carpenter new City Hall-
Willis Thomas, baker Cal. Cracker Co. , dwl 257 Minna
WILLIS WILLIAM, mining secretary', office 309 Mont-
gomery room 29 Nevada Block, dwl 201 Taylor
Willison Stacy G., engineer J. Davis & Co., dwl 208 Sutter
Williston David L., cook Schwartz & Co., dwl 1 Market
Williston James, housecarpenter, dwl 166J- Clara
Williston R. R., dwl 527 Sacramento
Willisstun Cory, marine surveyor Fireman's Fund Insur-
ance Co., dwl 40 Minna
Willkonowski Charles, druggist, dwl 1308 Powell
Willmer William (Willincr d- Schroeder), dwl 443 Bush
Willmer & Schroeder (William Willmer and Frederick

Schroeder), watchmakers anti jewelers, 443 Bush
Willmot Charles, superintendent Swan Brewery Co., dwl

Guerrero bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Willock Ann (\\-idow), fancy goods, toys, etc., SW cor

O'Farrell and Jones
Willock William, clerk Hose No. 4, S. F. F. D., dwl 523
Filbert

Willoughby (widow), dwl 812 Chestnut

Willoughby James, stock dealer, dwl 1216i Folsom
Willoughby William H., clerk, dwl 119^ O'Farrell
Willoughby William H., pugilist, dwl New Wisconsin

Hotel
Willow Creek Silver Mining Co. (Washoe Co. Nev.), Lewis

Kaplan secretary, office 27 Merchants' Exchange
WILLOWS BREWERY, Otto Fauss & Co. proprie-
tors, SE cor Mission and Nineteenth
Willows Land Association, John H. Sayre secretary, office

330 Pine, room 36
Wills A. J., clerk H. H. Judson, dwl NW cor Stockton

and Ellis
Wills Andrew, upholsterer, dwl 176 Clara
Wills John, extraman Engine No. 2 S. F. F. D., dwl 412

Bush
Wills Patrick, dwl Union Hotel, 34 Hayes
Wills West B., barkeeper Mansfield & Hess, dwl 1024 Pow
Willson D. C, salesman Davis Bros., dwl 28 Jessie
Willson Isaac, dwl 704i Mission
Willson James, moldef Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 24

Dora
Willson James, shirtfitter, dwl cor Grove and Gough
Willson John F., livery stable, 126 Ellis
Willson William, superintendent Hercules Powder Works,

Central Road nr Fourth Av
Willson. See Wilson

Willwiber Henrj-, waiter International Hotel, 824 Kearny
Wilmans David' J., night inspector Custom House, dwl

1322 Broadway
Wilmarth Barton, boxmaker Benjamin F. Gilman, dwl

632 Mission
Wilmer Charles, dwl 12 Ellis
Wilmerding J. C. (Wilmerding, Kellogg & Co.), dwl 624

WILMER DING, KELLOGG A €0. (J. C. Wilmer-
ding, Calvin W. Kellogg, and John T. Haviland),
wholesale wines and liquors, 214 and 216 Front

Wilmore W. H., waiter Palace Hotel

Wilmot Emmie Miss, actress Maguire's New Theater

Wilmot. See Willmot

Wilmoth W. H., dwl 630 Commercial

Wilms Henry John, baker Jacob Lutz, dwl 1216 Pacific

Wilner John, nurse, dwl 1 Central PI

Wilshire William B. , traveling agent Hall's Safe and Lock
Co., dwl Palace Hotel

Wilson Abraham, tailor, dwl 1023 Kearny

Wilson A. E. Mrs., teacher St. Luke School, dwll505 Lar
kin

Wilson A. L., carpenter, dwl 1142^ Market

Wilson Albert, vamisher Andrew Frei, dwl 18J Everett

Smithsonian Medical Institute treats Rheumatic and Chronic Diseases, 635 Cal.

:. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

Wilson Alec (Johnnoti i(: Co.), 10 Sacranionto

Wilson Alexander, laborer, (Iwl 209 Stenart

Wilson Ak'Ximder, laborer Georjre H. Wbitney, 114 Steu

Wilson Alexander, nioKler, dwl 410.J Hyde, rear

Wilson Alexander, restaurant, dwl 12 Sacramento

Wilson Alexander K. {De Pass c(- ir.), dwl 73 Shipley

Wilson Alnion 1!., brassniolder, dwl N s Twentieth bet

Florida and Harrison
Wilson A. M., clerk H. Laah, dwl 917 Eddy
Wilson A. M., laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co.
Wilson Andrew, blacksmith Nelson & Doble, dwl 732 How
Wilson Andrew, liquor saloon. 111 Jackson
Wilson Andrew, ])aintcr, dwl 23 Natoma
Wilson Andrew, i)ainter, dwl 36 Welsh
Wilson Andrew, in)rter National Hotel
Wilson Anton, laborer, dwl 14 Clay
Wilson Antone, machinist, dwl 129 Folsom, rear
Wilson A. P., calker Boole & Webster
Wilson A. £'., dwl Gait House, (iHi Market
Wilson Arthur, clerk Isadore L:wb, dwl 917 Eddy
Wilson Arthur, waiter l^lace Hotel, dwl 22 Dupont
Wilson Au^nist, baker bYcdcrick Helwiff, dwl 110 Dupont
Wilson August, laborer William Gerstenberg & Bro., S s

Stevenson bet Third and Fourth
Wilson A. W., engineer Whittier, IfnXler & Co., dwl Fre-
mont bet Howard and Folsora
Wilson Axel, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomerj-
Wilson H. & Co. {Benno Wilson), groceries and liquors,

NW cor Octavia and Gearj'
Wilson Benno (/J. Wilsnn <t- Co.), res Sacramento
Wilson Benjamin, stocks, dwl 317 Hyde
Wilson Brown, cooper, dwl Tehama nr Twenty-seventh,

Bernal Heights
Wilson Clarl, seaman, dwl IG Washington
Wilson Carrie Miss, actress Bella Union Theater
Wilson Charles, dwl 720 Stockton
Wilson Charles, barkeeper, dwl 505 Powell
Wilson Charles, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills
Wilson Charles, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s ^Vharf
Wilson Charles, clerk A. Holmes & Co., dwl Mission Av

bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Wilson Charles, clerk Thomas Day, dwl 2507 Clay
Wilson Charles, cook North Pacific Hotel, NE cor Drumm

and Jackson
Wilson Charles, drover, 16 Bowen's Block, South S. F.
Wilson Charles, expres.sman, cor St«uart and Market
Wilson Charles, hackman, dwl 720 Stockton
Wilson Charles, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brothers, Beale

St. Wharf
Wilson Charles, laborer George H. \\Tiitney, 114 Steuart
Wilson Charles, laborer Union Pacific Salt Co., 32 Sac
Wilson Charles, mariner, dwl 21 Pacific
Wilson Cliarles, marine surveyor Germanic Lloyd, office

217 Sansom, dwl 2507 Clay
Willson Charles, miner, dwl 430 Drumm
Wilson Charles, mining stocks, dwl 22 Mission Av
Wilson Charles, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Wills(»n Charles, seaman, dwl 409 Pacific
Wilson Charles, seaman, dwl NW' cor Jackson and Drumm
Wilson Charles, seaman schr Free Trade, Green St.Whart'
Wilson Charles, seaman schr Champion, Jackson St. Wharf
Wilson Charles, teamster Barnev Horn, dwl Fifteenth Av

nr P, South S. F.
Wilson Charles, waiter St. Nicholas Hotel, 214 First
Wilson Cliarles, watchman, dwl 100 Ja6kson
Wilson Charles A., seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
\Vilson Charles C, salesman James N. McCune, dwl 551

Mimia
Wilson Charles E. {Wilson <t Putnam), res Oakland
Wilson Charles E., dwl 323 Kearny
Wilson Charles F., compositor, dwl 1019 Folsom
Wilson Charles G., master schr Charles G. Wilson, 116

Davis
Wilson Charles M., cabinetmaker C. F. Marson &Co., dwl

10 Ridley
Wilson Charles N. , newspaper agent, dwl 247 Second
Wilson Charles R., draftsman William Patton, dwl 23 Ful-
ton
Wilson Charles T., printer Alta California, dwl 529 Cal
Wilson Charles Theller Jr., clerk Charles H. Hopkins, dwl

1505 Larkin
Wilson Charles W. , master mariner, dwl E s Tennessee nr

Solano
Wilson Christian, Coopers' Union, 417 Bush
Wilson Clara Miss, seamstress, dwl 402 Union
Wilson C. N. , newspaper agent, dwl 227 Second
Wilson C.W., hairdresser Ferguson & Co., dwl 206 Mont-
gomery
Wilson Cyrus, mining, office 402 Front, res Alameda

Wilson Daniel, bookkeeper Locke & Montague, dwl Russ

House
Wilson Daniel, miner, dwl 102 Eddy
Wilson David, carpenter, dwl 5(>5 Stevenson, rear
Wilson David, clerk Golden r.nlc I'.a/.aar, dwl 328 Jessie
Wilson David, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, dwl 252 PeiTy
Wilson Duncan M., stamp clerk Post-office, dwl 829 How-
ard
Wilson E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 634 Sacramento
Wilson E. A. Mrs., teacher Valencia St. Grammar School
Wilson Edmund, expressman, SE cor Stockton and Pacific,

dwl 1(i]4 Stockton
Wilson Edmund S., clerk IMreman's Fund Insvirance Co.,

dwl 1505 Larkin
Wilson Edward, dwl 14 Hawthorne
Wilson Edward, laborer Stryker & Kiernan, Pier 5 Steu
Wilson Edward, laundryman, dwl 5 Stockton
Wilson Edward, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 317

Bryant
Wilson Edward, saddler, dwl 1414 Stockton
Wilson Edward A., clerk county recorder, dwl S s Nine-
teenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Wilson Edward V., painter William F. Wilson, dwl 1609

Broderick
Wilson E. F. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar School,

dwl 209 Powell
Wilson E. G., dwl 407 O'Farrell
Wilson E. H., merchant, dwl Russ House
Wilson Elizabeth (widow), furnished rooms, 247 Second
Wilson Ezekiel, real estate, dwl SW cor Point Lobos and

Fifteenth avs
Wilson F., barber Samuel Selig, dwl 323 Minna
Wilson F. R., secretary Bay City Soda Water Co., 87 and

89 Stevenson
Wilson Francis A., local policeman, dwl 18 AVashington
Wilson Frank, bookbinder, dwl Overland House
Wilson Frank, treasurer Maguire's Opera House
Wilson Frank A. {Wilson A Co.), dwl 122 Davis
Wilson Frederick J., clerk Union Insurance Co., dwl 522

Union
Wilson G., waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Wilson George, dwl 810 Mission
Wilson George, cabinetmaker C. F. Marson & Co., dwl 10

Ridley
Wilson George, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Wilson George, deckhand stm Bullion, Vallejo St. Wharf
Wilson George, hostler Club Stables, 409 Taylor, dwl 23

Hunt
Wilson George, pantryman What Cheer House
Wilson George, printer, dwl 29i Third
Wilson George, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Wilson George, stonecutter Orford & Degan, dwl 303

Sutter
Wilson George, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 607 Sixth
Wilson George H., aid U. S. Coast Survey, oflice 214

Stockton
Wilson George M., clerk William B. Peters, res OakUm.l
Wilson George O. {Wilson & Brother), dwl 328 Fremont
Wilson George W., harnessmaker Harrison Jones, dwl

Filbert bet Buchanan and Webster
Wilson Henry, calker Boole & Webster, dwl 47 Sac
Wilson Henrj', captain schr Champion, 300 East
Wilson Henry, (jlerk Wilson & Brother, dwl 328 Fremont
Wilson Henry, collector, dwl 509 Washington
Wilson Henry, laborer, dwl 57 Jessie
Wilson Henry, laborer Patent Brick Co. , dwl 3 King
Wilson Henry, laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Wilson Henry, lumbennan C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 50

Natoma
Wilson Henry, manufacturer confectionery, 342 Fourth
Wilson Henry, mariner, dwl 116 Pacific
Wilson Henry, painter, dwl 34 Zoe
Wilson Henrj', painter, dwl 2013 Folsom
Wilson Henry, puncher Pac. Rolling Mills
Wilson Henry, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Wilson Henry, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 712

Sutter
Wilson Henry, stonecutter McVicker & Roche, dwl 720

Third
Wilson Henry, teamster, dwl 551 Mission
Wilson Henry, vamisher Weir & Greenwood, dwl 130

First
Wilson Henry, wines and liquors, 821 Market, dwl S s

Greenwich bet Montgomerv and Sansom
Wilson Henry A., clerk Hugh H. Wilson, dwl 1109 Bdwy
Wilson Hugh, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wliarf
Wilson Hugh, fireman, dwl ,541 First
Wilson Hugh B., clerk S. Van Praag

STEELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers

D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant, I.

Wilson Hugh H., importer and dealer fishing tackle,

guns, etc., 513 Clay, dwl 1109 Kroadway
Wilson Irvine, sash and blindmaker, dwl 1420 Bush
Wilson Israel C, porter, 309 Montgomery room 29, dwl

1309 Powell
Wilson I. W., carpenter, dwl 957 Market
Wilson J., dwl Moore House, 325^ Bush
Wilson J., sash and blinds, dwl 110 Sixth
Wilson James, boilennaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 28

Hampshire
Wilson James, carpenter, dwl 835 Clay
Wilson James, carjjenter Joseph J. More, dwl SE cor

Union and Leavenworth
Wilson James, cigamiaker Gordon & Burke, dwl 402

Union
Wilson James, clerk William A. Church, 636 Commercial
Wilson James, gasfitter, dwl S s Sutter bet Devlsadero

and Broderick
Wilson James, hostler Lenhart, Brady & Co., dwl 164

Jessie
Wilson James, ironmolder Risdon Iron Works, dwl 24

Dora, rear
Wilson James, tinsmith James De la Montanya, dwl 73

Natoma
Wilson James, waiter New York Bakery, dwl 913 Jackson
Wilson James A., policeman City Hall, dwl 28 Rausch
Wil.son James B. , porter, dwl 119j Bernard
Wilson James H. (J. H. Wilson ct Co.), dwl 406 Bryant
Wilson James H., machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Wilson James K., principal Lincoln Grammar School, dwl

26^ Kearny
Wilson James R., route agent U. S. Railway Mall Service,

006 Montgomery
Wilson James S. C. , bookkeeper W. A. Holcomb & Co. ,

dwl 1120 Bush
Wilson Jane Miss, seamstress, dwl 229 First
Wilson Jane A. (^vidow), dwl E s Bartlett bet Twenty-
second and Twentj'-third
Wilson J. B., carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinerj", dwl W s

Shotwell bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Wilson J. Dayton, billposter Keyt & Co., dwl 411 Sansoni
Wilson J. Do\vnes, mining, oflSce 424 Montgomery, res

Alameda
Wilson Jehu, carpenter, dwl W s Shotwell nr Twenty-
sixth
Wilson Jennie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M. V. B. Gardner,

dwl 423 Hyde
Wilson J. H. & Co. (John S. Wilson), manufacturers

saddles and harness, 419 Battery
Wilson J. H. B., bookseller, 205 Fourth, res Oakland
Wilson J. Keith, receiving teller Bank British Columbia,

dwl 704 Pine *

Wilson Job D., physician, office and dwl 2200 Pine
Wilson John (Rodgers, Meyer <fc Co.), res Liverpool
Wilson John, actor California Theater, dwl 216 Eighteenth
Wilson John, attorney at law, office 637 Washin^on, dwl

402 Fremont
Wilson John, bricklayer, dwl S s Sutter bet Devisadero

and Broderick
Wilson John, carpenter, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
AVilson John, carpenter, dwl 1318 Jackson
Wilson John, carpenter new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Wilson John, clerk Central Pac. R. R., dwl 321 O'Farrell
Wilson John, cook Fowler & Brandt, dwl 35 Pacific
Wilson John, engineer stm Mound Eden, Jackson St.

Wharf
Wilson John, goldbeater James Newman, dwl 32 Valpa-
raiso
Wilson John, laborer, dwl 32 Frederick, rear
Wilson John, laborer, dwl 907 Folsom
Wilson John, laborer C. Nonnemann, dwl Fourth Av nr

N, South S. F.
Wilson John, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building
Wilson John, laborer Pac. Rollhig Mills, dwl SWcor Sixth

Av and M, South S. F.
Wdson John, laborer Palace Hotel
Wilson John, molder Eureka Foundry, dwl Tennessee bet

Butte and Solano
Wjlson John, oiler S. S. Montana, Folsom St. Wharf
Wilson John, plumber NoNally & Hawkins
Wilson John, picture-framemaker Alexander D'Elom, dwl

Stevenson bet Sixth and Seventh
WiLson John, saddler, dwl 349 Fourth
Wilson >>ohn, seaman, dwl 415 East
Wilson John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Wilson John, seaman bktne Harrison, Jackson St.Wliarf
Wilson John, seaman stm Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf
Wilson John, seaman, dwl junction California and Market
Wilson John, seaman stm Salinas, Pacific St.WIiarf

Wilson John, waiter, dwl 10 Natoma

Wilson John C, local policeman, dwl 2 Terrace View bet

Dupont and Kearny
Wilson John C, salesman Joseph'Macdonough, dwl 2232

Mission
Wilson John D., dealer human hair, 411 Sutter, dwl 1217

Union
Wilson John D., expressman, SW cor Dupont and Clay,

dwl NE cor Stevenson and Fourth
Wilson John E., laborer, dwl 270 Clementina
Wilson John F., packer Cutting Packing Co., dwl cor

Rincon PI and Brj'^ant
Wilson John G., Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomerj'
Wilson John H., bricklayer, dwl 14 Cleaveland
Wilson John N. (Wilson <[• Moultcn), dwl 552 Folsom
Wilson John N., whitener and paperhanger, 928 Wash-
ington, dwl 4 Codman PI
Wilson John P. (Brander J; Co.), dwl 13 Virginia
Wilson John R., bookkeeper Massey & Yung, dwl 229

Keaniy
Wilson John S. (J. H. Wilson <t Co.), dwl 32 Second
Wilson John Scott (Hale, Page <i: W.), dwl 764 Mission
Wilson John T., master mechanic Southern Pac. R. R.
Shops, cor Sixteenth and Harrison, dwl 2024 Folsom
Wilson John W., carpenter, dwl 814 Bush
Wilson John W., carpenter, d^l E s Mission nr Thirtieth
Wilson John Y. (WUson, Merry <i- Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
Wilson Joseph, carpenter, dwl 1318 Jackson
Wilson Joseph, clerk, dwl 1323 Pacific
Wilson Joseph, foreman Savage & Son, dwl 17 Minna
Wilson Joseph, seaman, dwl 15 Pacific
Wilson Joseph A., master mariner, office 519 Afont-

gomery, dwl 542 Market
Wilson Joseph L., depositmelter U. S. Mint, dwl SW cor

Van Ness Av and Filbert
Wilson J. W., miner, dwl Russ House
Wilson L. Mrs., lodgings, dwl 410 Kearny
Wilson Lawrence, cook Detmar Haesloop, dwl 39 Jack
Wilson Lemuel, horsetrainer, dwl 502 Broadway
Wilson Leon V., clerk, dwl 519 Leavenworth
Wilson Levi, dwl 29 Freelon

Wilson Lewis B., conductor Central R. R., dwl 1211 Fill-
more
Wilson Lillie Miss, dwl 402 Union
Wilson Lorenzo, cook, dwl 39 Jackson
Wilson Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 23J Minna
Wilson Martin, carpenter, dwl 36 Sacramento
Wilson Martin, seaman, dwl 430 Drunim
Wilson Marion A., clerk, dwl 630i Jessie
Wilson Mary Mrs., lodgings, dwl 307 Howard
Wilson Mary, ladies' secondhand clothing, 1027 Howard
Wilson Mary (widow), dwl 1507 Leavenworth
Wilson Mary A. Mrs , confectionery, 342 Fourth
Wilson Mary B. (widow), dwl 1320 California
Wilson Martha E. (widow), lodgings, lllSJ Folsom
Wilson Mason, clerk J. M. Walker & Co., dwl 101 Mason
Wilson Mathew, carbuilder Kimball & Co., dwl 2 Cleave-
land -
Wilson Mathew H. , engineer, dwl 25 White PI
Wilson Matthew T., homeopathic physician, office and dwl

113 Stockton
WILSOSf, 9IEItRY A €0. (John T. WiUmi, William
L. Merry, and J. A. Panll), porkpackers, cor Bu-
chanan and Bay, and provisions, etc., 512 Market and
9 Sutter, office 415 Front
Wilson Michael, cook Union Hotel, 511 Mission
Wilson Michael, cook Washington Hotel, 519 Mission
Wilson Minnie Miss, compositor J. H. Carmany & Co.,

dwl 13 Thirteenth
Willson M. L. (widow), dwl 420 Powell
Wilson M. L. Mrs., dwl 436 Bush
M^lson N. , shoemaker, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Wilson Nathaniel Irving (Wilson A Brother), dwl 1420

Bush
Wilson Nicholas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl SE cor

Shasta and Michigan
Wilson Norval, calker L. S. Allen, dwl 47 Sacramento
Wilson Oliver, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Wilson Oloff, housemover, dwl 857 Harrison
Wilson O. S., dentist, office and dwl 205 Tliiixl
Wilson Otis C., fumiturepolisher, dwl SlOTiryant
Wilson P. , laborer R. P. Kelly, dwl foot Fourth, Long

Bridge
Wilson P. A., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Wilson Patrick, laborer, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berry
Wilson Peter, dwl 206 Ritch
Wilson Peter, blacksmith, dwl 5 Anna
Wilson Peter, carpenter, dwl 732 Sixteenth
Wilson Peter, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson

BEAMISH'S—Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market.

C p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eeamy, EstatUshed 1862.

Wilson Peter, stevedore, dwl 26 DeBoom

Wilson Pet«r A., dwl 252 Perry

Wilson Pct«r S.. foreman Southern Pac. R. R., cor Har-
rison and Sixteenth

Wilson P. O. , seaman, dwl 415 East

Wilson R., dwl fi'M Sacramento

Wilson R. E. (Quint .(• H'.), attorney at law, office 30 and
31 Montj^ninery Block, dwl 832 Howard

Wilson R. W., carjHjnter, dwl 444 Stevenson

Wilson Rebecca (widow), female physician, dwl 29 Minna

Wilson Reuben A., dwl 202 Sixth

Wilson Richard, carpenter, dwl 230 Seventh

Wilson Richard, cartman, dwl 147 Minna, rear

Wilson Richard, manjfler Occidental Laundry, SE cor Fil-
bert and Octavia

Wilson Richard, printer, dwl 12 Polk

Wilson Richard, sMman, dwl 45 Sacramento

Wilson Richard M., civil engineer, office 200 Sansom, dwl
14 Liberty

Wilson Robert, bookkeeper, dwl 268 Jessie, rear •

Wilson Robert, engineer Cutting Packing Co., dwl 59
Shipley

Wilson RoWrt, fireman stni Coquille, Pacific St.AATiarf

Wilson Robert, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, 1 How-
ard

Wilson Robert, salesman J. .1. O'Brien & Co., dwl S 8'
Eigrhteenth bet Sanchez and Noe

Wilson Hubert, seaman, dwl 150 Steuart

Wilson Robert, stevedore, dwl 205 San Jos^ Av
I Wilson Robert A., clerk Sisson, Wallace & Co., dwl 2
Chelsea PI

Wilson R..bert G. Mrs., dwl l»Ridlev

Wils<^.n Russell J. Onison J: WUson), dwl 711 Pine

Wilson S. Mrs., dwl 2 Turk

Wilson S., seaman, dwl 415 East

Wilson S. iliss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary
School, dwl 209 Powell

Wilson Samuel, butcher Moffat Bros., cor First Av and
Kentucky, South S. F.

Wilson Samuel, teamster, dwl 210 Eddy

Wilson Samuel M. ( H'llson d- Wilson), "dwl 711 Pine

Wilson Sarah, dressmaker, dwl 220 Third

Wilson Sarah Miss, dressmaker Miss J. C. Ritchie, dwl 19
Ritch

Wilson Sewing Machine, George A. Norton general agent,
337 Kearny ,

Wilson Sidney H., carpenter, dwl 508 Ellis

Wilson Sjonne, laborer, dwl 430 Drumm

Wilson S. S. (widow), dwl W s. Dolores nr Twenty-sixth

Wilson Steven, mariner, dwl 18 Washington

Wilson Susan (widow), dwl 402 Union

Wilson T., seaman, dwl NE cor Berrj- and Madden

Wilson Theodore, molder .^tna Iron Works, dwl 252
Perry

Wilson Thomas, dwl 34 Everett

Wilson Thomas, captain U. S. A., chief commissionary
Subsistence Department California, and depot com-
missionary, office 105 Stockton

Wilson Thomas, compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl
1055 Market

Wilson Thomas, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
413 First

Wilson Thomas, cooper, dwl 37 Natoma

Wilson Thomas, foreman Cutting Packing Co., dwl 34
Everett

WUson Thomas, laborer George H. Whitney, 114 Steiftrt

Wilson Thomas, mariner, dwl 18 Washington

Wilson Thomas, mariner, dwl 430 Drumm

Wilson Thomas, piledriver, dwl 54 Sacramento,

Wilson Thomas, seaman schr Garibaldi, Jackson St. Wharf

Wilson Thomas, seaman stm Senator, Broadway St. WTiarf

Wilson Thomas, seaman, dwl 117 Steuart

Wilson Thomas, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento

W^ilson Thomas H., engineer L. & E. Emanuel, dwl SW
cor Fourth and Berrj-

Wilson Thomas K. (Tilden d- W.), attorney at law, office
533 Kearnv, dwl 5 Glen Park Av

Wilson Thoma's K., dwl 29 Turk

WILSON' THOMAS P., civil and hydraulic engineer,
office 92 Montgomery Block, dwl 1412 Hyde

Wilson Thomas S., compositor San Francisco News Let-
ter, dwl 313 Geary

Wilson Veronica Mrs., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball,
dwl 124 Hayes

Wilson Walter "W., inspector U. S. Customs, dwl 11
Auburn

Wilson Watson F., driver Occidental Laundry, SE cor
Filbert and Octavia

Wilson W. C. , waiter Grand Hotel

Wilson W. E., student Heald's Tel. Institute, dwl 2024

Folsom
Wilson W. IL, capitalist, dwl 527 Sacramento
Wilson William (Broicn ,t \V.), dwl 567 Howard
Wilson William (/xaacsii- IK.), dwl 4 St. Mary
Wilson William (Larsen d- H'.), dwl 805 Mason
Wilson William, dwl 513 Eddy
Wilson William, baker, dwl 17 Valparaiso
WHson William, blacksmith Torreiis & Enricht, dwl 1520

Clay
Wilson William, bookkeeper, dwl 209 Lcidesdorfl
Wilson William, broker, dwl 717 Bush
Wilson William, coffee saloon, 21 \'allejo, dwl 727 Davis
Wilson William, cooper, dwl Quincy House
Wilson W'illiam, caiTJenter Holland & Ruppel, dwl 64

First
Wilson William, carpenter, dwl 814 Bush
Wilson William, engineer stm Express, dwl cor I and

Fourth Av, South S. F.
Wilson William, hackman SW cor Washington and Kear-
ny, dwl International Hotel
Wilson William, jeweler, dwl 805 Mason
Wilson William, longshoreman, dwl 506 Broadway
W'ilson William, machinist Union Iron Works
Wilson William, mariner, dwl 18 W'ashington
Wilsgn William, master barge Sonoma, H. F. Williams,

dwl Long Bridge
Wilson William, oyster saloon, 21 Vallejo, dwl 707 Da\is
Wilson William, physician, office and dwl 653 Howard
Wilson William, porter, dwl 536 Green
Wilson William, register Western Union Tel. Co., dwl 13

Thirteenth
Willson William, seaman, dwl 10 Commercial
Wilson William, seaman, dwl 11 Pacific
Wilson William, stonecutter, dwl 22 Turk
Wilson W'illiam, waiter, dwl 421 Folsom
Wilson William, woodchopper Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl

E s Davis nr Washington
Wilson William, Ship-Calkers' Assn, 118 First
Wilson William C, deliverj' clerk Atlantic & Pacific Tel.

Co., dwl 760 Mission
Wilson William E., clerk freight depot Southern Pac.

R. R., cor Fifth and Townsend, dwl 2024 Folsom
Wilson William F., plumbing, gasfitting and bronzing,

705 Market, dwl 1009 Broderick
Wilson William H. (Brown d- W.), dwl 567 Howard
Wilson William H., carpenter, dwl Continental Hotel
Wilson William H., laborer, dwl 318 Da\'is
Wilson William H., seaman, dwl 134 Eighth
W'ilson William K., porter N. Van Bergen & Co., dwl 536

Green
Wilson .William L., machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.,

dwl 844J Folsom
Wilson William M., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Wilson William N., longshoreman, dwl 15 Pacific
Wilson William 0., secretary Gover Mining and Milling

Co., office 402 Front, room 8, dwl 717 Broadwaj^
Wilson, William S. L., compositor Francis & Valentine,

dwl 1055 Market
Wilson W. W., night inspector Custom House, dwl 11

Auburn
Wilson & Brother (George 0. and Nathaniel Irving),

doors, sash and blinds, NE cor Cal and Drumm
Wilson & Co. (Frank A. iViUon and Alexander Felt),

coffee and chophouse, 47 Sacramento
Wilson & Moulton (John X. Wilson and Josiah Moulton),

house and steamboatpainters, 510 Davis
"WILSOX «1- PITXAM (Charles E. WUson and StU-

man N. Putnam), attomevs at law, office 704 Mont
WILSOX A WILSOX (Samuel M. and Russell J.),

attomej'S at law, office 420 California
Wilson. See Willson
Wilson's Market, Wilson, Merry & Co. proprietors, 508

Market and 9 Sutter
Wiltraan C, waiter Palace Hotel, dwl 8 Dupont
Wilton C. E., carpenter, dwl 511 O'Farrell
Wilton Ellie Miss, actress California Theater
Wilton Fred, merchant tailor, 412 Gearj-
Wilton John, clerk Bennett Brothers, dwl Columbia Ho-
tel, 741 Market
Wiltshire W. B., dwl 5 J Kearny
Wilzinski A. C, bookkeeper, dwl 524 Turk
Wilzinski Albert, dwl 310 Pine

Wilzinski Louis, salesman Banner Brothers, dwl 10 Turk
Wilzinski Marks, salesman G. Cohn & Co., dwl 316 Pine
Wilzinski Marks, tailor Lindner Kron, dwl 12 Turk
Wilzinski Marx, tailor, 639 Mission
Wilzinski Samuel, clothing, 910 Market, dwl 524 Turk
Wiman Erastus (if. G. Dun d- Co.), res New York

JAIIES &. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Ferfumea

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan'

WIM

WIN

Wimbler E., cabinetmaker S. F. Manuf. Co.

Wimmer Andrew, barber, dwl 631 Bush

Wimmer Georjfe W., machiiiiat Union Iron Works, dwl 5

Clementina
Winall Stuart A., livery stable, 13 Stev, dwl 311 Fremont
WIXAXS JOHX v., stockbroker, office 319 California,

res Menlo Park, San Mateo Co.
Winans Joseph W. {Wiiiaim tt Belknap), dwl 926 Clay
Wnians Joseph W. Jr., dwl 926 Clay
Winans Samuel, engineer, dwl 730 Sixteenth
WIVAN.S Jt RELK.XAP (Joseph W. Winans and

David P. Belknap), attorneys at law, office 604 Meroh
Winant Albert, clerk, dwl 47 Minna
Winant Caspar W. , master mariner, dwl 30 Laurel PI
Winant J., lumbeiTnan C. A. Hooper & Co.
Winant Julia (widow), dwl 47 Minna
Winant Otto, shoemaker, dwl 47 Minna
Winant Peter O., oystermau Joe Giusti & Co., dwl 27 Na-

toma
Winant Samnel {E._Terry tt Co.), res Alameda
Winant W. D. , oysterman George Mayes
Winants Newell (Brown d: W.), dwl 2033 Mission
Winants. See Wynants
Winberg: John A., photograph gallery, 650 Washington

and 806 Kearny
Winblom P. G., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Winchester Albert S., compositor Spanlding & Bart'o, dwl

5 O'Farrell
Winchester C. W., dwl 210 Montgomery Av
Winchester Ezra H. (Main & W.). res Portsmouth, N. H.
Winchester Hotel, William D. Davis & Son proprietors,

SW cor Broadway and Montgomery
Winchester John P., salesman Main & Winchester, res

Oakland
WIXCHESTER REPEATING AKHIS €0., John

Skinker ajfent, office lOS Batterj'
Winckelmann Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Hayes

and Laguna
Winckler W. C, butcher, dwl 517 Merchant
Winckley Charles, musician, dwl W s Kearny bet Union

and Filbert
Wind M. L. R., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomerj'
Wind N. T. B., upholsterer, dwl 423 Bush
Windecker Kasper, carrier Abend Post, dwl 122 William
WL\DEl H. «ft CO,, upholsterers, cabinetmakers, and

furniture storage, 310 Stockton
Windel Henri (H. Windel & Co.), dwl 310 Stockton
Windeler Charles, clerk Reiphold A. FoUmer, dwl W s

Kentucky nr Sierra
Windeler Peter (Hillebrandt & Co.), dwl 2019 Folsom
Winder Philip, barber, dwl 524 Vallejo
Winderman Louis, seaman, dwl 36 Sacramento
Windham George, machinehaud Holland & Ruppel, dwl

108 O'Farrell
WindhausB., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Windhaus George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 5 De-
catur
Winding Gerhard, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
WINDSOR HOUSE, Mrs. Harriet Hannah proprietress,

905 Market cor Fifth
Windsor William M., fruit and vegetables, 14 Centre

Market, dwl 1215 Polk
Windsor. See Winsor
Windt August Henry (Ahrens & W.), dwl NE cor Hyde

and Broadwa}-
Windt Christian (Windt <t- Wulff), dwl NE cor Sixth Av

and L, South S. F.
Windt & Wulff (Christian Windt and Peter Wulff)

groceries and liquors, NE cor Sixth Av and L, South

S. F.
WIXE DEALERS' GAZETTE, M. S. WTiiting editor

and mandger, office 37 Second room 3
Winegar A. B., superintendant Union Pacific Salt Co.'s

Works, dwl E s Capp bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
Sixth
Wines Charles L. Jr., clerk Crane & Brigham, res Oakland
Winfield John, pantryman Russ House
Winfield Robert, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Winfield W., carpenter, dwl 1319 Duix)nt
Winfry William O., lather, dwl 777 Market
Wing , contractor, dwl S s Columbia bet Guerrero

and Dolores
Wing Chin (Chinese), shoe dealer, 811J Dupont
Wing Chong Wo & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 710 Sac
Wing Francis B., physician and surgeon, office and dwl

NE cor Nineteenth and Mission
Wing Frank H., manuf vulcanized rubber stamps, 608

Market

Wing Fung & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 745 Sacramento
Wing Hing Lung & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 708 Sac
Wing Hong (Chinese), cigars, SK cor Mont Av and Union
Wing Hop &, Co. (Chinese), wood, charcoal, and lumber,

732 Jackson
Wing Hop Lung & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 737 Sac
Wing J. J., varnisher Pac U. W. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 409 Stevenson
Wing Kee (Chinese), barber, 621 Jackson
Wing Kee (Chinese), manuf shoes and gaiters, 724 Com
Wing L. M. Mrs., dwl 206 Hyde
Wing Lee (Chinese! clothing, 640 Jackson
Wing Lee (Chinese), wood and coal, BrookljTi PI
Wing Lee Lung (Chinese), merchandise, 817 Sacramento
Wing Lung (Chinese), merchandise, 916 Dupont
Wing Sang & Co. (Chinese), clothing, 829 Dupont
Wing Simon (Wing ct Allen), res Bo^on, Mass.
Wing Song (Chinese), clothing, 816 Dupont
Wing Song (Chinese), manuf shoes and gaiters, 842 Wash
Wing Stephen, chiproom clerk U. S.-Mint, dwl 124 Tyler
Wing Tie Jan & Co. (Chinese), tea merchants, 734 Sac
Wing Wa (Chinese), barber, 707j Jackson
Wing War (Chinese), groceries and clothing, 921 Dupont
Wing W. H. & Co. (William H. Wing and John C. Wal-
ler), Cal. Last Factory, SE cor Mission and Beale
Wing William, porter Joseph A. Lukin, dwl 1602 Pac Av
Wing William H. (W. H. Wing ct Co.), dwl 206 Hyde
Wing Wo Lung (Chinese), manuf ladies' shoes, 617 Jack
Wing Wo Lung (Chinese), merchandise, 17 Wash Alley
Wing Wo Sang & Co. (Chinese), fea merchants, 718 Sac
Wing Yick & Co. (Chinese), butchers, 747 Sacramento
Wing Ying (Chinese), barjper, 729 Jackson
Wing Yu Tong (Chinese), drugs and medicines,^15 Jack
Wing Allen (Sihion Wing and Bennett G. A lien), photo-
graphers, 523 Kearny
Wingard C. W., major U. S. A. Paymaster Department

Cal., office 105 Stockton, dwl 308 Leavenworth
Wingad Thomas B., mining secretary, office 318 Califor-
nia, dwl Commercial Hotel

Wingate , stocks, dwl 205 Taylor

Wingate Baumont N., shipping clerk Risdon I. and L.
Works, dwl E s Brj^ant bet Twenty-fourth and Twen-
ty-fifth
Wingate Isaac, Oakland Express, NW cor East and Com
Wingate John, dwl 315 Eddy
Wingate Robert, superintendent coal mines Coos Bay,

d\vl 525J^ Brannan
Winge J. P., cabinetmaker Weir & Greenwood, dwl Haar-

monia Hotel, 735 Brannan
Wingerter Charles J., real estate, dwl N s Sacrameto bet

Pierce and Scott
Wingerter Jacob, dwl 5 Ewer PI

Wingfield James, pantryman Russ House, dwl 522 Dup
Wingren Charles, laborer, dwl 430 Drumm
Wingrove George, waiter Franklin Hotel, 414 Pacific
Winiske W. Mrs., secondhand clothing, 227 Fifth
Wink James, laborer Hugh Flynn, dwl 11 Bryant Av
Winkelman Henry, mastermariner, dwl 126J^ Perry
Winkelman Louis, watchmaker James Young, dwl 126J

Perry
Winkelmanu Fred., bookkeeper Olsen & LjTich, dwl 5

Larkin
Winkelmann John, dwl 719 Market
Winker Albert, laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl

44 Ritch
ViSnkle Adam, bakery, SE cor Vallejo and Battery
WIXKLE IIE\RY, ^\■inegrower, office 521 Sacramento,

SE cor Vallejo and Battery
WINKLE HE.VRY .ft CO. (George Claussenius),
wholesale native and foreign wines and liquors, 521
Sacramento
Winkle William, porter Schmidt & Schneider, dwl 428

Broadway
Winkler Carl, musician Alper's Band, dwl 16 Jansen
Winkler Gustave, saddler, dwl N s Church PI nr Dupont
Winkler Herman, clerk, dwl 64 Minna
Winkler William, butcher, dwl 1207 Polk
Winks James, laborer, dwl 11 Bryant Av
Winks John W., salesman F. Chester & Co., dwl 804

Shotwell
Winlock James, apprentice Occidental Foundry
Winn Abel T. , professor chemistrj' Boys' High School,

dwl 725 California
Winn Albert M. General, editor, office 417 Bush.Jdwl 739

Bush
Winn Bernard, laborer, dwl 214 First
Winn Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Winn P. E., compositor, dwl 120 Dora
Winn John, bookbinder, dwl 112 Seventh

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

inii John, laborer H. F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
inn Patrick, seaman, dwl 573 Brj'aiit
{"•^Inn Peter, laborer Southern Pac. U. R., dwl W s Michi-
gan nr Shasta

'inn Rose Miss, domestic Charles Wliitehead, dwl 213

Jones
inn Sylvester A., upholsterer, dwl 612 Jessie
inn Thomas J., tailor, 431 Bush

'^inn Walstein, dwl 1711 Webster

Inn. See Wynn

^nne Deiniis, laborer, dwl 1522 Dupont

^nne I>oininick, blacksmith Calvin Nutting & Co., dwl
115 First

"inner B. Q., dwl 024 Fourth

inning Edward S., engineer stm Santa Cruz, Pacific St.
Wharf

r'hirow Christopher, butcher M. Brandenstein&Co., dwl
Fourtoeiith Av nr Itailroad, South S. F.

'inrow Joseph, market, W s Mission nr Twentj'-sixth

r'inrow Richard, butcher Bacci & Castano, dwl cor Rail-
road and Eleventh, South S. F.

I'inship A. A., first assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Citv of San Francisco

inslow , dwl 923 Powell

inslow E., dwl Commercial Hotel

inslow F., dwl 340 Turk

inslow J., fireman stm Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf

inslow J. M., capitalist, dwl Russ House

I'inslow Josepli, bootmaker, dwl 1015 StO'.kton

riiisliiw Martin, watchman I'. S. Appraiser's Store

k'inslow Nathaniel, dwl 13 Glen Park Av

('inslow Samuel, jockey Golden Gate Park, dwl Racine
House. 1023 Kearny ''

rinslow Terence, ShipCalkers' Assn, US First

(^insmore Frederick, musician, dwl 211 Eddy

"insor , captain, dwl 31S Pine

k'insor Thomas, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 726
California

Vinsor. See Windsor
instanley Clem W. (ice tt IT.), dwl 605 Pine
inter , laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.

(Tlnter Alexasider, foreman Mission Soap and Candle
Works, dwl 731 Sixteenth

l^inter Benjamin G., clerk Castle Bros., dwl 731 Six-
teenth

t^inter Bertha (widow), dwl 55 Shipley

(Winter Charles, salesman A. F. Patton, dwl 609 Jones

iTinter Clinton, real-estate agent, SW cor Montgomery
and Merchant, dwl 919 Stockton

printer Conrad, maltster Pioneer Malt House, dwl E g
Stockton nr Francisco

Vinter Daniel, impwrter and dealer pictures and picture-
frames, 211 Kearny, dwl 109 Taylor

Vlnter Ernest J., clerk Stewart & Greathouse, dwl 2228
Jackson

Winter Frederick, peddler, dwl NW cor Green and Ma-
son

printer Henry, sausagemaker Hildebrand & Co., dwl 420
Green

Vinter Henr>' S., supt Mission Soap and Candle Works,
dwl 731 Sixteenth

Vinter Jacob, cabinetmaker Hermann Granz, dwl 1217
Kearny, rear .

iri.VTEIt JA.1IES W., dentist, 206 Kearny, dwl Palace
Hotel

Vinter John, clerk, dwl 1116 Mission

liVinter John, cook Chicago Hotel

Vinter John, expressnjan, dwl 340 Ritch

ft'inter John F., expressman, 208 Batterj-

Winter John H. , g^roceries and liquors, NW cor Bush and
Franklin

Winter Joseph W., clerk Mission Soap and Candle Works,
dwl 731 Sixteenth

Winter Joseph T., tinsmith Little & Lawson, dwl 609
Jones

Winter Kasten, clerk, dwl NW cor Bush and Franklin

Winter Louis, drajnuan Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.,
dttl 18 Russell nr Union

Winter Mary (widow), dwl 611 Jones

Winter Nicholas, nurse French Hospital, S 8 Brs^ant bet
Fifth and Sixth

Winter Nimrod, carpenter, dwl 19} Rausch, rear

Winter Philip, hairdressing saloon, 536 Commercial, dwl
524 Vallejo

Winter Robert, artist Jacob Shew, dwl 1825 Stockton

Winter Samuel, teamster, dwl 26 Turk, rear

Winter Sophia Miss, domestic Phillip Newman, dwl 118
Jones

Winter Thomas B., carpenter, dwl 112 Park Av

Winter Thomas P., salesman Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl
2208 Jackson

Winter Washington, dentist James W. Winter, dwl Russ
House

Winter William, real estate, dwl 216 O'Farrell

Wintcrbottom Henry, carpenter, dwl 984 Harrison

Winterburn Josejih (Winterburn <t Co.), dwl 1424 Bush

WIXTKRBIJtX A <'0. (Joseph Wititerhurn aiid
William Hoffschneider), printers and electrotj-pers,
417 Clay

Winterhalter Joseph, butcher Philip H. Seibel, dwl SE
cor O'Farrell and Larkin

Winterhalter Wildrich, architect, 302 Montgomery room
43, dwl 725 Turk

Winters Ann (widow), dwl 4 Montgomery PI

Winters Charles, boatman, dwl 110 Berry

Winters Charles, vamisher John B. Luchsinger & Son,
dwl 510 Sixteenth

Winters Edward, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1417 Dupont

Winters Henn' E., bootmaker John Utschig, dwl 310
Fourth

Winters James, dwl 33i Perry

Winters M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf

Winters Michael, laborer, dwl 47 Clementina

Winters P., clerk, dwl 13 Powell

Winters Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.

Winters Patrick, laborer, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana

Winters Richard K., hairdresser Jacob Jacobs '

Winters Thomas, bootmaker Joseph Simon, dwl 22 Co-
lumbia

Winters Tliomas, plasterer, dwl NW cor Page and Bu-
chanan

Winterson Michael, pressman John H. Carmany & Co.,
dwl 319 l\y Av

Winterson Samuel dwl 258 Minna

Winterton Belle Miss, teacher Florence Sewing Machine
Co., dwl 614 Powell

Winterton John D., salesman Heynemann &, Co., res
Oakland

Winterton John R., expressman, cor Sansom and Halleck

Wintgen Jacob, bartender Madel & Tietjen, dwl NE cor
Howard and Speaf

Winthrop Edward, jockey Arthur Marshall, dwl 839 Clay

Winthrop John R., capta'fn tugboat Sol Thomas, dwl 407
Natoma

Wintjen John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Geary and
DeWsadero

Wintjens Frank, dwl S s Twentieth nr Har

Winz Frederick, barkeeper, dwl 1016 Market

Wire John, gasfitter, dwl 1109 Jones

Winner John, dwl Olympic Lodgings

Wirsing C. H., manufacturer trunks and valises, 646 Mar-
ket, dwl 263 Third

Wirt Frederick, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 50 Clem

WIKT XOl'ES S., attorney at law, ofiice234 Montgom-
ery- room 1, dwl 528 Pine

Wirth Fr., cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First

Wirtner A., Tailors' Pro. Union, SWcor Kearny and Mor-
ton

Wirtner Adolph, clerk, dwl 260 Tehama

Wirtz Carrie (widow), furnished rooms, 704 Howard

Wiscourt Matthew, maltster National Brewery, dwl SE
cor Fulton and Webster

Wise , clerk, dwl 1013 Washington

Wise Charles H., tinsmith Schuster Bros., dwl 1057* Fol

Wise George, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl 2
Auburn

Wise George H., shipealker, dwl 354 Grove

Wise H., clerk, dwl 219 Tyler

Wise Hans, longshoreman, dwl 8 Minna

Wise Herman, cigars and tobacco, 428 Pacific, and tailor,
427 Pacific

Wise J. (widow), dwl N s Twenty-third nr Sanchez

Wise Jacob, clerk T. Sullivan

Wise James, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Montana

Wise Jeremiah, laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Wise John, carpenter, dwl 1057^ Folsom

Wise John H. (Chri4fty i- W.), and supervisor Fourth
Ward, dwl 1202 Mason

Wise John Henry, dwl 322 Tliird

Wise Morris, tailor, 119 Dupont, dwl 520 Fell

Wise Thomas, clerk, dwl 8 Mason

WISE TIILLY R., attorney at law, office 16 Montgom-
ery Av, dwl 1913 Stockton

Wise Wallace C, salesman Fisher & Co., 300 Montgomery

Wise William, machinist I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl 354
Grove

Wiseman Gustave, frescopainter, dwl 725 Clementina

Wiseman H., carpenter and cabinetmaker, 510 Pine

iJAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merch 51

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Wiseman John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 221

Twelfth
Wiseman R., cook A. Belmar, dwl 723 Bryant
Wiseman Thomas, carpenter, dwl E s Vermont nr Sierra
Wisenden Henry, bricklayer, dwl 5 Chesley
Wiser v., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Wiser J. H., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co.
Wisler Ignatius, shoemaker, 106 Dupont
Wisler Julius, shoemaker Ignatius Wisler, 106 Dupont
Wisluzil J., merchant tailor, NW cor Montgomery Av

and Washington
Wismar Jens, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Wisner Albert, salesman E. Mansbach, dwl 253 Jessie
Wiss Gustave, physician, dwl 1800 Dupont
Wissel Albert, bookkeeper Eggers & Co., dwl 513 Leav
Wissel Henry, beer saloon, 245 Fourth, and 613 Brannan
Wis.sel H. F., dwl 245 Fourth
Wisshack Gottlieb, manager Transatlantic Fire Insurance

Co. , 304 California
Wissing Frederick, woodcirver, dwl SE cor Mission and

Seventeenth
Wissing Frederick Jacob, wood and coal, 1054 and 1056

Folsom, dwl 1047 Folsom
Wissing William, real estate, dwl SE cor Mission and

Seventeenth
Wissinger Austin, carpenter Jay Volney Lawrence ,
Wissinger John W. (Wissinger <t- Pay son), dwl 13 Ohio
Wissmger & Payson {John W. Wissinger and A. P. Pay-
son), carpenters and builders, 408 Jackson
Wist Martin, cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First
Wist Susan (widow), dwl 1508 Mason
Wiswell Charles E., clerk William M. Helman, dwl 30

Kearny
Wiswell Edward S., painter, dwl 129 Tehama
Wiswell John A., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co.. dwl

129 Tehama
Wiswell Thaddeus, moneybroker, 624 Montgomery, dwl

619 Mission
Witbeck Charles, vamisher, dwl 121 Powell
Witchen John, teamster, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Witgen D. & Co. (John LwTirs), groceries and liquors, NW

cor Dupont and Broadway
Witgen Deiderich (D. Witgen & Co.), dwl NW cor Dupont

and Broadway
Witham B. P., clerk, dwl 526 Sacramento
Witham Charles B., clerk Blake, Bobbins & Co., dwl 1614

Washington
Witham Walter D., cashier Blake, Robbins & Co., dwl 1614

Washington
Witham William L. (Larzelere, W., & Wightman), dwl

1614 Washington
Withee Joseph M., laborer, dwl 615 Third
Witherall Agnes, boarding, 54 Third
Witherbee Charles Francis, cutter Bullogk & Jones, dwl

311 Stockton
Witherby Daniel S., real estate, dwl 2613 Folsom
VVitherby Lamoille (widow), physician, ofHce and dwl 23

Fell
Witherby. See Wetherbee

Withers Nathan, night watchman Industral School
Withmgton James H. {Button dk W.), dwl 137 Mont
Withington Jerome, dwl 311 Hyde
Withrow Isaac N., shoe manuf, dwl 419 Hickory Av
Withrow James, laborer John A. Roy, dwl W s San

Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Withrow Marie Miss, teacher music, dwl 942 Folsom
Withrow Woodward W., {Brooks cfc W.), dwl 942 Folsom

Withum , carpenter, dwl 251 Stevenson

Witkowski Samuel, warehouse and withdrawal clerk Cus-
tom House, dwl 634 Stevenson
Witkowsky Henry, tailor, 503 Howard, dwl 91 ■> Howard
Witt Adolph H., clerk G. G. Burnett, 329 Montgomery
Witt Catherine (widow), dwl 919 Capp
Witt George F., silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 1719

Eddy
Witt Henry, longshoreman, dwl 405 Main
Witt Johannes, provisions, eggs, etc., 235 Sixth
Witt Julius, clothing, 104 Third, dwl 417 Hyde
Witt William, mate schooner America, Beale St. Wharf
Wittan G., laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Witte Carlos E., corresponding clerk J. C. Merrill & Co

dwl 1139 Howard '

Witte Charles, groceries and liquors, W s Georgia nr

Shasta
Witte Emil, teamster A. M. Simpson & Brother
Witte Herman D., hairdresser Henry W. Stable, dwl 762

Howard
Witte Hinrich, shoemaker, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Witte John, bootmaker, dwl 1 St. Mary

Witte William J. J., groceries and liquors, 1021 Howai W
Witteg Theodore, dwl S E cor Mariposa and Indiana
Wittenbach Emanuel, artist, studio and dwl 122 Shotwe™-
Wittenbach Frederick, papercutter F. Korbel & Bros '0

dwl 145 Silver "^

Wittenbach Julius, clerk, dwl 165 Silver
Wittenberg Adolph, stockkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., dv

140 Silver
Wittenberg John, dry goods clerk, dwl 140 Silver
Wittgenstein Meyer, cigars and tobacco, 115 Leidesdorf

dwl 325i Bush
Wittig Henry, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento

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Wittman George, foreman Neustadter Brothers, Goug i#i

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Wittman George, tinsmith Patrick Molony, dwl 151

Powell
Wittmann Conrad, dwl 621 Montgomery Av
Wittmann George, dwl 621 Montgomery Av
Wittmeier John George, liquor saloon, 513 Pacific
Wittmer Jacob, clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co., dw

502 Stockton
Wittner Jacob, express, NW cor Davis and Jackson, d^i
501 Davis

Wittram , lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

WITTRAM CH.4.RLE8, attorney at law, office 3

Montgomery Block
Witts Richard, plumber Louis Hufschmidt & Bro.. dvi

1135 Folsom
Witts William, plasterer, dwl 1184 Harrison
Witts William Mrs. (widow), dwl 542 Natoma
Witschen H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl SW co

Brannan and Eighth
Wittschen John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW co

Brannan and Eighth
Wittstein Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Witzel P., laborer Sierrifleld & Rosener, dwl cor Folsor

and Eleventh
Witzenian John, butcher William F. Witzman, dwl

Washington
Witzeman William F., market, NW cor Merchant an

Eas,t, dwl 561 Howard
Witzen David, expressman, NWcor Dupont and Mont A
Wo Hing Teng Kee (Chinese), pawnbroker, 717J Jacksoi
Wo Hung (Chinese), restaurant, 735 Washington
Wo Jee Chung (Chinese), groceries, 805 Dupont
Wo Kee & Co. (Chinese), groceries and teas, 939 Dupont
Wo Lee (Chinese), manuf slippers, 421 Commercial
Wo Lee & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 743 Sacramento
Wo On Chung & Co. (Chinese), manuf shoes and gaiters

413 Commercial
Wo Sing (Chinese), manuf slippers, 411 Commercial
Wo Sing & Co. (Chinese), bakery, 708.V Dupont
Wo Yik & Co. (Chinese), vegetables and provisions, 70!

Dupont
Woalmington C. H., dwl Lincoln House
Woalsh James, carpenter, dwl 118 Freelon
Wobber Henry, clerk Henry Knust, dwl SWcor Folson

and Fourth " _,j,,,

Wobber Hermann, groceries and liquors, NW cor Powel lOK

and Chestnut, dwl NE cor Jones and Chestnut
Wobber Peter W. {Oerken d: Wobber), and groceries am
liquors, SE cor Kearny and Union, dwl 900 Stocktoi
Wobcken Wilhelm (Ccllanus, Brand & W.), dwl cor Sao

ramento and Prospect PI
Wobee Joseph, musician, dwl 10 Turk
Wochatz Charles, confectioner D. Canty & Co., dwl 130J

Webster
Wochatz Louis, dwl 1309 Webster
Wockenfuss Robert, scouring and dyeing, 1817 Mason
Wodecki August, salesman, dwl 1525 Powell
Woden P., carpenter, dwl 313 Jones
Woden William H., bricklayer, dwl 120 Jones
Woebcke John, clerk H. Neunaber & Co., dwl 521 First
Woebke Henry {Rohlffs it jr.), dwl 1 Mission
Woehler William, paperbox manuf, 311 Pine room 30,

dwl Heinz's Hotel
Woelffel Richard, bookkeeper Van Winkle & Davenport,

dwl 413 Oak
Woelffel Simon, workman Bavaria Brewery, dwl E s Mont-
gomery Av bet Vallejo and Green
Woenke Gotlleib, assistant coiner's department U. S.
Mint, dwl cor Fourteenth Av and N, South S. F.

Woerner , lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Woerner Christopher, cooper David Woerner, dwl 2186

Mission
Woenier David, cooper, 104 Spear, dwl 709 Larkin
Woerner Paul, carrier Alta California and Evening Bul-
letin
Woerth Obert, carpenter, dwl 9 Selina PI

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>er2 Albert, barber, dwl 2 Rniiitian PI

icry. Charles H., barber. 107 Jackson

lerz Ootleib Henry, barber, dwl 2 Bannam PI

lerz Heinricli, dwl 2 Hannani PI

)e8sncr Christian, cabinetmaker Pac. U. W. Furniture

Manuf. Co., dwl 735 Bninnan
>est .lohn P., clerk William G. Drucker, dwl NE cor

Twentieth and Guerrero
i-jraiis Simon, porter Frederick H. Hammer, dwl 710

Grove
>K« Charles, cigars and tobacco, 809 Battery
itil Christian, laborer, dwl 2.53 Spear
jhlander Andrew J., tailor, dwl SW cor Seventh and

Jessie
>hlander Frithof, bnissflnisher, dwl SW cor Seventh

and Jessie

ihlenber},' Jurgen, captain schr America, dwl 821 Fil-
bert
ihler C, tailor, dwl Chicag-o Hotel
hler Henrj% bookbinder, dwl Heinz's Hotel
hler Herman, winegrower, office 414 California, res

Simoma

hler William, clerk Maine Restaurant, dwl 8 Louisa
ihlers A., driver Sutter St. R. !{., dwl 34 Austin
ihlers Christina (widow), dwl 616 Broadway, rear
>hler3 Henry, taiuier, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
)hlers Heniy {A. T. Noble <t- Co.), dwl S s Tliirtieth nr

Mission
)hlialirt Charles, hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,

dwl .=>!() Pacific

hlfeld GustaN-us, cigar manufacturer, 202 Fifth
jhlfrom Francis A., dwl SW cor Nineteenth and Va-

hlke Frederick W. {Wohlke i- Mornsen), dwl 908 Clav
jhlke John {Husing d: W.), dwl NE cor Fifth and Mis-
sion

jhlke & Momsen (Frederick W. Wohlka and Axigvst
.Vomsen), proprietors Pioneer Rustic Window Shade
Factory, 413 Mission
hlner Walter, stevedore, dwl 13 Ritch, rear
:)hlquist F., master mariner, dwl 408 Greenwich
shlstein Henry, seaman schr Annie, Bulkhead bet Jack-
son and Pacific
ohlstein Otto, barkeeper Mrs. Alvina Heitmann, dwl
1028 Dupont

hltmann Henry, cartman, dwl 1133 Harrison
hltmann Uenrv, liquor saloon, S s King bet Second'and
Third
ihn John, carver G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 39 Welsh
ohn Wendel, carpenter, dwl 17 John
hnrade Thomas, gilder, dwl 318 Davis
.hs H. , dwl 869 Market
ois John, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
lb Henn,-, driver Central R. R., dwl 129 Sixth
olberg John, captain schr America, dwl 825 Filbert
olc Charles, boatman, dwl 811 Battery
olcott Charles P., clerk, dwl 730 Bush
olcott David P., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works
OWOTT J.4MK<>> D., agent Union Coal Co., office

120 Beale, dwl 1111 Minna
olcott Ransome, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 221 Tehama
old Frederick, locksmith, dwl 64 First
olenbery John, clerk Morton House
olf Aaron, tailor, 117 Leidesdorfl, dwl 31 Rausch
blf Abraham, bandsawer Main & Winchester, dwl 1009

Harrison

olf Abraham, clerk M. Hart, dwl 31 Rausch
olf Adelbert, proptr Union File Works, 248 Beale
olf Adolph, traveling agent, dwl 210 Seventh
blf Alexander, whitener, dwl 720 Stockton
olf August, metalspinner, 10 Stevenson
olf Augusta Miss, seamstress, dwl 419 Union
blf Caspar, tailor, 635 Mission
blf Charles (Chaxe <t IF.), dwl 1516 Mason
blf Charles, dwl 1518 Mason
blf Charles, brassfinisher, dwl 18 First
blf Claus H., driver Central R. R., dwl 454 Sixth
blf Constantine L., cook stm Alex. Duncan
blf C.P., miner, dwl 34 Eddy

olf D. , proptr Reagan's Restaurant, 22 Montgromery
blf David (Wolf <t Fletcher, Virginia City), office 509

Clav. dwl 719 Eddy
'olf Emil (Lasker <t W.), dwl 405 Powell
'olf F., portraitpainter, dwl 910 Sutter
blf Fanny, dressmaker, llOOJ Folsom
olf Frances D. Mrs. , dressmaker, 243 Seventh
blf Frank, clerk Cal. Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance

Assn, dwl 19 Russ
'olf Frederic, stockbroker, office 422 Mont, dwl 858 Miss

Wolf Frederick, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 1017
Batter}'

Wolf Frederick C, paperhanger, 1228 Stockton

Wolf George, glazier, dwl 1435 Pacific

Wolf (icorgc, merchant tailor, 727 Clay

Wolf Henry, driver City R. R., dwl 129 Sixth

Wolf Henry, tanner Caspar Baker, dwl W s San Bruno
Road nr Twenty-sixth

Wolf Hyman, tailor, 258 First

Wolf 1., woolpuUer and tanner, SE cor Eleventh and
Bryant, dwl 534 Sixth

Wolf J. Mrs., dwl 858 Mission

Wolf Jacob, bookkeeper J. Newman & Co., dwl 433 Te-
hama

Wolf Jacob, glazier, dwl 419 Union

Wolf Jacob, tailor, 7 Spring

Wolf John W. (Scarles,'W. it- Stone), dwl 28 Stanly PI

Wolf Joseph (Lorfch, W. d: Co.), dwl 510 Eddy

Wolf Joseph (S. yewman ct Co.), dwl 735 Geary

Wolf Joseph, expressman, cor Geary and Dupont, dwl
243 Seventh

Wolf Joseph, tinsmith Roberts & Collins, dwl 13 St. Mary

Wolf -Julio, cabinetmaker, dwl E s San Jos6 Road nr St.
Marj's College

Wolf Lewis, printer, dwl 435 Minna

Wolf Louis, baker and confectioner, 1127 Mis.sion

Wolf Louis, compositor Max Burkhardt, dwl 435 Minna

Wolf Louis, stamping, etc., 536 Jessie

Wolf Louis, Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 536 Jessie

Wolf Marcus, stoves and tinware, 209J Second

Wolf Meyer, dwl 619 Larkin

Wolf Morris, laborer, dwl 419 Union

Wolf Morris, printer, dwl 525 Howard

Wolf Morris, wholesale clothing, 414 Sacramento, dwl
553 Stevenson

Wolf Peter, tinsmith, dwl 1312 Larkin

Wolf Peter, seaman, dwl 531 East

Wolf Philip (Philip Wol/d- Co.), dwl 932 Broadway

Wolf Philip & Co. (Philip Wolf and D. Heinsheim^r, of
yew York), commission merchants, 411 Market

Wolf S. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. C. Hedeza, dwl 10 Turk

Wolf Samuel, tailor, 424 Folsom

Wolf Sebastian Rev., assistant pastor St. Boniface Church,
dwl S s T\*ler bet Jones a;id Leavenworth, rear

Wolf Simon, cellerman Frauenholz & Co., Bavaria Brew-
ery.

Wolf Simon, merchant, dwl 307 Tyler

Wolf Solomon, cabinetmaker C. F. Marson & Co., dwl S 8
Mission bet Eighth and Ninth

Wolf T. B., dwl 106 Post

Wolf W. H., seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Wolf William, tanner, dwl 534 Sixth

Wolf William H. (Runnels d- W.), dwl 1109 Howard

Wolf. See Wolfe, Wolff, Woolf and Wnlf

Wolfe C, dwl 636 Commercial

Wolfe Cliarles E., architect Wolfe & Son, dwl 636 Stev

Wolfe Christopher, carpenter, dwl 234 Ritch

Wolfe Edw'ard, porter Asa A. Porter, dwl 12 Auburn

Wolfe Ida H. Miss, dwl 636 Stevenson

Wolfe Jacob, junkpeddler, dwl 610 Ivy At

Wolfe James E. (Wolfe & Son), dwl 636 Stevenson

Wolfe James E. Jr. (Wolfe i: Son), dwl E s Fair Oaks bet
Twenty-third and Tw-enty-fourth

Wolfe John, regalia and military goods, office 510 Sacra-
mento, dwl 273 Minna

Wolfe Moses A., dry and fancy goods, 820 Market, dwl
701 -Tjier

Wolfe William, salesman David Samuels, dwl 31 Rausch

Wolfe William, solicitor, dwl Overland House

WOLFE A SOX (James E. and James E. Jr.), archi-
tects, office 240 Montgomery

Wolfen Max (Max Wolfen d: Co.), dwl 409 Turk

Wolfen Max & Co. , dairj' and produce commission mer-
chants, 229 Washington

Wolfender Martin, adjuster Willcox and Gibbs' Sewing
Machine Co., dwl William Tell House

Wolferton Daniel, laborer Torrens & Enricht, 1520 Clay

Wolfes Gerard, clerk Eggers & Co., dwl 315 Fell

Wolff August, fish, 31 S. F. Market, dwl 929 Greenwich

Wolff Bernhard, florist, 28 Fourth

Wolff Charles G., carpenter, dwl W s San Jo36 Road nr
Six-mile House

Wolff Frederich, carpenter, dwl 433 Fulton

Wolff George, bookkeeper E. G. Lyons & Co., dwl 715
Union

Wolff Gustave, bookkeeper, 785 Market, dwl 1231 Mission

Wolff Henrv, importer watch materials, 318 Kearny, dwl
1016 Larkin

Wolff Jacques, painter St. Denis & Chesney, dwl 717 Union

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Wolfl John F., porter Kelly, Henderson [& Gilchrist, dwl

726 Bran nan
Wolff John H. , en<rineer, dwl 72G Brannan
Wolff Julius, scrolIsa\vyer, dwl Ben-y bet Fourth and

Fifth
Wolff Max Rev., dwl 1423 Post
Wolff Max, physician, office 1819 Powell, dwl 5 Telegraph

Wolff Michael, expressman, dwl 416 Fell

Wolff S. & Co. {Israel Cohnreich), boots and shoes, 1010

Market
Wolff Simon, proprietor S. F. Shoe Factory, 511 Market

(and S. Wolff S: Co.), dwl 226 Turk
Wolff William, clerk, dwl 226 Turk
Wolff. See Wolf,Wolfe,Woolf, and Wulf
Wolffram George W., cabinetmaker Gal. Furniture Mauuf.

Co., dwl 147 Silver t

Wolfin^er Hcnnan, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 265

Clay
Wolfinger Mary (widow), dwl 135 Perry
Wolfinger Nicholas, molder Savage & Son, dwl 502 Miss
Wolfinger William P., cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl

208V Seventh
Wolfkili Charles, dwl 914 Cla\'
Wolford Stephen, dwl 614 Kearny
Wolfrom William, cabinetmaker, dwl 147 Silver
Wolfskin Edward (Berry, M'olfsldll <fc Co.), 439 California
Wolsohn Henry, merchant, office 217 and 219 Pine, dwl

504 Fell
Wolfsohn Otto, bookkeeper M. Roseushine & Bro.. dwl

502 Bush '

Wolf stein Henry, porter A. S. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl 33

Moss
Wolfungun William, dwl 1618 Powell
Wolk John, tailor, dwl 223 Seventh, rear
Wolkerdorfer Frederick, baker Frederick Wollitz, dwl 804

Greenwich
Woll Peter, carpenter, dwl NW cor Bush and Broderick
Wolleb Edward, assayer Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, dwl 1018 Washington
Wollenwir Margaret (widow), nurse, dwl 528 Turk, rear
Wollitz Frederick, bakery, 804 Greenwich
Wollitz Theodore, bakery, 425 Dupont
Wollob W., dwl 759 Market
Wollpert Charles, {Indianapolis Chair Manuf. Co.), dwl

Jessie nr Twentieth
WollweberG. A., jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-

feldt, dwl 226 Minna
Wolsey Sarah Mrs., nursery matron Protestant Orphan

Asylum,W s La.guna bet Haight and Waller
Wolst Robert, lumber stevedore A. C. Freese.dwl 21 Lick
Wolt Fi-ed, painter, dwl 64 First
Wolter Frederick, carpenter, dwl 23 Sumner
Welters August, teamster George Meyer, dwl 1142 Mis-
sion, rear
Wolters Frederick {Walters <t Co.), dwl 414 Sixth
Wolters Henry (Wolters it Fechheimer), dwl 1509 Sac
Wolters Herman, teamster George Meyer
Wolters Martin, master mariner, dwl 1902 Dupont
Wolters William, groceries and liquors, 31 Clementina
Wolters & Co. (Frederick Wolters and Frederick Buck-
ing), groceries, pro\isions, and manufacturers French
mustard and horseradish factory, 441 Brannan depot
69 California Market
WOLTERS A FECHHEIMER {Henry Wolters and
Charles S. Fechheimer), importers and wholesale
native and foreign wines and liquors and manufac-
turers Star of the Union Bitters, 221 California
Wolters. See Walters
Woltz A., barber, dwl 835 Clay

WOMEN'S CO OPERATIVE PR1WTI\« FIVIO^V

(incorporated), book and jobprinting, office 424 Mont

Wonder Consolidated Mining Co. (Panamlnt), William R

Townsend secretary, office 330 Pine room 4
Wong Fong (Chinese), cigars, 527 Montgomery Av
Wonne Einil, butcher Wilson, Meny & Co., 'dwl Metro-
politan Hotel
Wonot John, driver Tilhnann & Bendel, dwl Bryant nr

Fifth
Wood Adam, painter, dwl SE cor Valencia and Twenty-
fourth
Wood A. G., accountant, office 321 California, dwl S s

Twenty-second nr Shotwell
Wood Alfred, millwright, dwl 48 Louisa
Wood Andrew, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 53

Crocker
Wood Andrew B., dentist, office 224 Stockton, res Ala-
meda
Wood Annie Mrs., dressmaker, 804 J Larkin

Wood August, dwl. 17 Fourth

Wood Caroline, dressmaking, 1050 Folsom

Wood Charles, planer, d\*l cor Crescent Av and Lai

Av, Bernal Heights
Wood Charles, tinsmith Marten Prag, dwl 913 Jacksor
Wood Charles E. P. (S. L. Mastick d: Co.), res Port ]

covery, W. T.
Wood Charles H., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., i

Windsor House
W'ood Charles S., cashier Fireman's Fund Insurance <

dwl Windsor House
Wood Chester F., postal clerk U. S. railway mail serv

006 Montgomeiy
Wood Cuthbert, clerk, dwl 706 Larkin
Wood Daniel, nut and boltmaker William PajTie, dwl

Perry
Wood Daniel, traveling agent, dwl 810 Stockton
Wood E., merchant, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Wood E. A. Mrs., principal Tehama Primary School, <

Windsor House
Wood E. Gilmore, dwl 58 Natoma
Wood E. J. Mrs., milliner, 918 Market
Wood Elliott, cabinetmaker, 668 Mission, dwl 536 Lint

Av
Wood Emma Mme., dressmaker, 105 O'Farrell
Wood Eugene K., capiulist, office 401 California roon

dwl 1024 Vallejo
Wood Ezra R., stevedore Chase & Wolf, dwl 715 Lomb
Wood Frank, clerk billiard room Palace Hotel, dwl

Minna
W^ood Frank, laborer George H. WTiitnev, 114 Steuart
AVood Frank, ticket collector Oakland Ferry, res Oakls
Wood Frank G., operator firealami and police telegra-

dwl 517 Jones
Wood Fred. B., draughtsman Charles Geddes, dwl 2

Steiner
Wood George {Charles Field & Co.), dwl SW cor E<

and Pierce
AVood George, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl '

Third
Wood George C, driver, dwl 715 Pacific
Wood George D. , clerk Union Lumber Yard, NE ■

Mission and Spear
Wood George M. (George M. Wood <t- Co.), dwl 1503 Ca
WOOD eEOR<iE M. & CO., engravers, platepri

ers, stencilcutters and stencil stock, 120 Post
Wood George T., bookkeeper, dwl 257 Tehama
Wood Henry, clothing merchant, dwl 215 Seventh
Wood Henry F., bookkeeper Selby Smelting & Lead C

dwl 108 Stockton
Wood Henry H., {San Francisco Laundry Assn), dwl

Gear}'
WOOD HE3b"RY P., stockbroker, office 328 Montgo

ery room 4, dwl 1104 Market
Wood Hugh, furrdture dealer, 66S Mission, dwl 2408 M
Wood Israel, engineer, dwl 1727 Stevenson
Wood J., dwl 913 Stockton
Wood James, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, d

North Point nr Larkin
Wood James, carpenter Henrj' J. McLerie, dwl 22 TurP
Wood James, seaman, dwl 1003 Battery
Wood James, shipwright, dwl 222 Folsom
Wood James P. (J. P. Wood <i- Co.), dwl 918 Market
Wood James S., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 't

Lombard
Wood J. H. Mrs., dwl 16 Mary
Wood John, carver Charles Field & Co., dwl cor Piei

and Eddy
Wood John, machinist, dwl 210 Second
Wood John, Melrose Dairy, dwl 920 Harrison
Wood John, paint«r, dwl 54 Third
Wood John, shoemaker, Ss Twenty-fourth- nr Harrison
Wood John H. , lessee and manager Palace Opera Houi

dwl G68 Mission
Wood John H., machinist, dwl 56 Clara
Wood John Howland, broker, office 64 Merchants' X

change, dwl 335 Fourth
Wood Joseph, janitor Lincoln Grammar School
Wood Joseph N., attorney at law, office 804 Montgomei

dwl SW cor Vallejo and Buchanan
Wood J. P. & Co. (J. U. Eikhoff^, poultry, game, ai

fish, 82 and 84 Centre Market
Wood Llewellyn, finisher Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 1

Shotwell
Wood Lucy A. (widow), dwl S s Twentieth nr Guerrero
Wood L. W., office 411 J California room 1
Wood Maggie Mrs., fancy goods, 210 Second
Wood Maurice, junk peddler, dwl 1145 Folsom
Wood Maurice Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 1145 Folsom

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal, B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenolo^

VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

d N. A. Mrs., teacher Gear>' St. Primary School
k1 Nathan, clerk Louis Pockwitz, dwl 215 Seventh
k1 Nelly A. P. Miss, dwl 52 Louisa
k1 Oliver O., iiunin(r secretary, office 401 California
room 8, dwl 1024 Vallejo

id Palmer O., notary public, office 418 Montgomery,
dwl E s Pierce bet .Sutter and Busli
>d Kichard P. B., riirger, dwl 22 Clementina
hi Koliert, carpenter, 804^ Larkin
id Robin W., clerk 1. & A. M. Cwk, dwl 23 Ellis
k1 Samuel, pressman Taylor & Ncvin, dwl 715 Lomb
:d Siinmel, roofer, dwl it Ritoh
k\ Samuel A. (Hohait, Wuwi d- Co.), dwl 321 Eddy
vd Samuel H., salesman Coleman Bros.
«l Samuel N., tailor, 715 Mission
>d Samuel P., tinner Henrj- J. McLerie, dwl 9Ritch
id Thomas, with Hobbs, "Pomerov & Co., dwl 105
O'Farrell

id W., lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.
1 William, carpenter, dwl 1214 Polk
xl William, machinist, dwl 784 Folsom
>d William, watchmaker, dwl 5 Downev
d William C, sail-loft, 44 Market, dwflSlO Filbert
J Ki William E., bookkeeper J. M. Walker & Co., res
Oakland

>d William E., stockbroker, office 328 Montgomery
room 4, dwl 1104 Market
>d William F. , plumber, dwl 22 Clementina
•d William G., caqienter, dwl 701 McAllister
id William H., chemist and apothecary, NE cor .Sec-
ond and Mission, dwl 58 Natoma
h1 William H. Jr., clerk William H. Wood, dwl 53 Na-
toma

)d William Harrison, printer Winterbum & Co., res
Ciakland

id William W., molder, dwl 1026 Folsom
xlall John, butcher Henrj' Schoshusen, dwl SW cor
Octa%ia and Union

idall William, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl Fort Point
idard John, assistant stage manager Wade's Opera
House, dwl lie Natoma
idard. See Woodward

Klbine Co. (Chinese), cigar factory, 303 Commercial
Klbridge Alfred F., book and jobprinter, 434 Califor-
nia, dwl S s Nineteenth nr Valencia
»ODKRIDGE !»1LVE»»TEK REV. D.D., editor
Occident, office 434 California, dwl S s Nin jteenth nr
Valencia

jdburj- Oahin E., dwl 243 Third

xlburj- Enos, bagmaker Union Pac. Salt Co., dwl Coso
House

tlburv E. R., dwl 424 Sansom
ODRl'RY FR.INK C. (Beald tt Woodbury), se-

cretan' Heald's Business College, 24 Post, dwl 326

OTarfell

odbiu^- Thomas, housemover, dwl 7 Everett
odcock lYank, porter Woodhams & Ludlum, dwl 303

Bush

odcock H., dwl 225 Ellis
oden David, laborer, dwl 429 Bush
oden John, cooper, dwl 925 Broadway
odham Frederic, carjjenter, dwl 127 Tehama
odhams Oscar (Woodhams it Ludlum), dwl 904 Jack
OOOIIAMS A L1DLL.H (Oscar Woodhamg and

Edirard Ludlum), Empire Warehouse, 16-22 Beale

nr Market

odhead Elizabeth (widow), dwl 215 Stevenson
odhead Joseph, weaver S. F. Woolen Factory, dwl cor

North Point and Polk
odhofer Malachi, laundrj-man Grand Hotel
odhouse Edwin, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 19

Natoma

■odhouse John J., expressman, 110 Front, dwl 202 Sixth
lolhouse Samuel D., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &, Co.,

113 California
lodhull Edward, foundrj-man, dwl 551 Howard, rear
lodhull Edward F., collector J. W. Da\idson & Co., dwl

737 Howard

lodhull Stephen Y. , drayman Straut & Hamilton
•odhull William, miner, dwl 1124 Pine
)odland Co. (Chinese), cigar manufs, 1320 Stockton
Kxiland George, dwl 5 Verba Buena
>odIand M. Miss, dwl 311 Stockton
odleaf Henrj- (Weil i- W.), res New York
)odley George, driver, dwl W s Valencia bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth

odley J. M., master mariner, dwl Overland House
Kxlley William, laundry, SE cor Howard and Steuart
xKllock John, salesman Cosgrave & Co. , dwl 321 Clem

Woodman H. A., dwl 563 Mission

Woodman John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Wooflman Margaret Mrs., dwl 90S Sansom

Wooilman Peter R., (S. 1''. Candle Co.), dwl 232 Shotwell

\Voodman William C, (S. F. Candle Co.), dwl 500 Eddy

Woodrey Rolm, mariner, dwl 22 Washington

Woodrow House, Mrs. H. A. Smith i)roiirietress, 1206

Market
Woodruff James A., barber George Nicholas, dwl 37 Sac-
ramento
Woodruff William, bootmaker, dwl 978 Harrison
Woodruff William, seaman, dwl .505) Washington

Woods , stevedore, dwl 52 DeBoom

Woods Adelaide E. .Mrs., boarding, 8 Hubbard

Woods Andrew, dwl 708 Folsom

Woods Anne Mrs., boarding, 541 First

Woods C. D., dwl 20 Welsh

Woods C. F., assistant coiners' department U. S. Mint,

dwl 304 Third
Woods Charles (Bates, W. A Co.), dwl 1322 California
Woods Charles, carjienter, dwl 5 Stockton
Woods Charles C, dwl 625 Third
Woods C. W. , waiter Hermann Markwalder, dwl 1220

Market
Woods Daniel, laundrj-man S. F. Laundry, dwl NW cor

Turk and Fillmore
Woods David, carpenter, dwl 1026 Washington
Woods David, tailor, 1325 Polk
Woods David C, superintendent Industrial School, old

Ocean House Road, five miles from City Hall
Woods David C. Mrs., matron Industrial School
Woods Dennis, coalpasser stm Senator, Broadway St.

WTiarf
Woods Edward L., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl 1210

Clay
Woods Edward P., engineer, dwl 541 First
Woods Ellen Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1114 Market
Woods Florence M. Miss, upholsteress Kimball Manuf.

Co., dwl 22 Dora
Woods F. N. & Co., poultry, game, etc., 66 and 67 Cali-
fornia Market
Woods Frank C, painter, dwl 308 Tehama
Woods Frank H. (Woods d: Freeborn), dwl 913 Pine
Woods Frederick, drayman Fleming & Stetson, dwl 536

Third
Woods Frederick N. (F. N. Woods <t Co.), dwl 927J

Post
W^oods Gabriel, stockkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., dwl cor

Tiu-k and Leavenworth
Woods George, laborer, dwl 14 Batter\-
MOODS UEORCIE L. (Woods d: Hardy), attorney

at law, office 533 Kearny room 19, dwl 1031 Market
Woods George Wa.shington, miner, office 421 Montgom-
ery, dwl 523 Kearny
Woods Henrj', truckman, 13 Battery
Woods Horace, farmer, dwl 210 Eighth
Woods I. (widow), dwl W s Hartford nr Nineteenth
Woods Isaiah C, wood preserver, dwl 1322 California
Woods Israel, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Woods J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Woods James Rev. , dwl 23 Pearl
Woods James, watchman Industrial School, dwl W s San

Jos6 Road nr Six-mile House
Woods James A., phjsician, dwl Lick House
Woods John, boilermaker F. I. Curry, dwl 13 Clara, rear
Woods John, engineer, dwl 122 Pacific
Wo|Pls John, laborer, dwl 2222 Bush
Woods Joseph L., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., dwl 217

Geary
Woods Laura Miss, dressmaker I. B. Good, dwl 433 First
Woods Lewis, dwl NE cor Sixteenth and Howard
Woods Marj- Miss, dwl 415 Post
Woods Marl' Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 513 Bush
Woods Mathew, helper Calvin Nutting & Son, dwl 1325

Washington, rear
.Woods Matthew, blacksmith Kimball Agricultural Imple-
ment Manuf. Co., dwl 172 Silver
Woods Max, butcher John Pearson, N s Fifth nr Rail-
road av, South S. F.
Woods M. C, dry goods, dwl NW cor Bush and Octavia
Woods M. J., machinist, dwl 2 Wall PI
Woods Murrav, actor California Theater, dwl 423 O'Far-
rell
Woods P., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Woods Patrick F., laborer, dwl N 8 Ash Av bet Larkin

and Polk
Woods Peter, laborer Golden Gate Park
Woods Preston, fruits, 13 Fourth, dwl 328 Jessie
Woods R., dwl 109 O'Farrell

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 315 Kearny St.

D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merol

Woods Robert J., clerk Woods & Freeborn, dwl 625

Third
Woods Samuel, major U. S. A., and chief paymaster De-
partment Calit'oniia, office 105 Stockton, res Oakland
Woods Samuel D., attorney at law, office 58 Mont Block
Woods S. M. , 60S Market, room 18
Woods Thomas, bakery, 909 Folsom
Woods Thomas, bootfilter Rosenthal, Feder & Co.
Woods Thomas, carpenter, SE cor Broderick and O'Far-

rell
Woods Thomas, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekin
Woods Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Woods Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 18 Minna
Woods Thomas, stevedore Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 238

Steuart
Woods W., dwl 605 Pine

Woods Walter, plumber Henry J. McLerie, dwl 636 Com
Woods William, cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl

2-i Dora
Woods William, fireman stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Woods William, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Woods William, mariner, dwl 10 Broadway
Woods William, mechanic, dwl 257 Stevenson
Woods William, stonemason, dwl 34 Minna
Woods William T., assistant coiner's department U. S.

Mint, dwl 533V Natonia
WOOWS «& FREEBORX (Frank H. Woods and Wil-
liam Freeborn), stockbrokers, office 317 California
WOODS A HAKDY {George L. Woods and Lowell J.

Hardy Jr.), attorneys at law, office 533 Keamy room

19 and 20
Woodthorpe Georgia Miss, ballet California Theater, dwl

2645 Mission
Woodthorpe John W., bookkeeper Montealegre Brothers,

dwl 2645 Mission
Woodville Consolidated\ Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),

William M. Helman secretary, office 309 Cal room 14

Woodward , dwl 32 Fourth

Woodward Arthur S., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,

dwl 23 Grand Av
Woodward Caroline M. Miss, dwl 506 Second
Woodward Charles, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,

Beale St. Wharf
Woodward Charles J. (Habermehl 4' W.), dwl 505 Jones
Woodward E. Mrs., seamstress, dwl Overland House
Woodward E. C, dwl 810 Howard
Woodward E. F., bricklayer and contractor, dwl 139

Fourth
Woodward Fannie H. Miss, clerk Howard M. Clinton, dwl

1204 Howard
Woodward F. G., dwl 810 Howard
Woodward Florence, telegraph operator, dwl 43 South

Park
Woodward Florence Miss, dwl 606 Folsom
Woodward Francis, silversmith William T. Garratt, dwl

117 First Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Woodward George M., clerk William Woodward & Co.,

dwl 325^ Hayes
Woodward James, dwl 44 Third

Woodward James, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., res Oak-
land
Woodward J. F., clerk Freight Auditor's Office Central

Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 530

Third
Woodward John, actor, dwl 116 Natoma
Woodward N., dwl 202 Ellis

Woodward Reuben T. , landscape gardener, dwl 6 Perry
WOOOWARK ROKERT B., proptr What Cheer

House, 525-529 Sacramento, and Woodward's Gar-
dens, W s Mission bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth,

and president City R. R., dwl 1534 Mission
Woodward S. S., waiter Grand Hotel
Woodward Thomas P., aid U. S. Coast Survey, office 214

Stockton
Woodward Warren M., dwl 1105 Folsom
Woodward William (WiUian), Woodward ct Co.), dwl 10

Page
Woodward William & Co., wholesale dealers native and

foreign wines and liquors, 415 Front
WOOUWAKU WILLIAM A.(Frederick MacCrcUish

cfe Co., and William A. Woodward <t Co.), dwl 907

Pine
WOODWARD WILLIAM A. «£ CO. (Frederick

MacCrelliah), book and jobprinters, 529 California
WOODWARD'S GARDEMS, Robert B. Woodward

proptr, W s Mission bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Waodwar 1. See Woodard
Woodworth Charles W., barkeeper John T. Kelly & Co.,

dwl 840 Market

kail

Woodworth James Rev., pastor Emanuel Presbyteri §*"

Church and secretary Cal. Prison Commission, offl

and dwl 302 Montgomery room 37
Woodworth Joel, dwl 956 Folsom

Woodworth John, liquor saloon, NW cor Pacific and Sa
Woodworth Joseph, mining, dwl 526 Post
Woodworth L., agent, dwl 242 Taylor
Woodworth Lassell C, dwl 956 Folsom
WOODWORTH, SCIIELL «& CO. (Theodore

Schell), importers and manufacturers pianos, org»i

etc., 12 Post
Wool John, salesman, dwl 1312 California
Wool John T., carpenter, dwl W s Kentucky lu- Maripol''

Wooley , housepainter Wason & Morris

Wooley Alfred E. 'f., editorial rooms Evening Bulleti

dwl NW cor Guerrero and Twenty-third
Wooley Charles, grocer, dwl 414i Fell
Woolf Charles, dwl 454 Clementina fci=

Woolf Constantine, stevedore, dwl 7 Fifth Av
Woolf D. B., clerk Supreme Court of California, office 6

Clay, dwl 106 Post
Woolf Elias, salesman A.Waldstein, dwl 634 Fourth
Woolf Henrj-, clerk Henry W. Helms, dwl 517 Minna
Woolf Morris, tailor, dwl 433 Tehama
Woolf. See Wolf, Wolfe, Wolff, and Wulf
Woolhouse O., helper Cal. Planing Mills
Wooll H. L. Miss, teacher Shotwell St. Primary SchcK

dwl 610 Fillmore
Wooll John, salesman S. & G. Gump, dwl 1312 Californ
Woolley James, painter, dwl 373 Brannan ' :

Woolley John C, copperplateprinter George M. Wood

Co., dwl 5 Glover (

Woolley L. M. H. (Moron <£; W.), dwl 1211 Taylor
Woolmington Charles H., salesman Schafer & Co., d

110 Taylor pi

Woolnough W., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Woolrich Pedro, shoemaker, dwl 506 Union '

WOOLSEY E W., general agent Security Life Insr i'

ance Co. Pacific Coast, office 418 California, res Berk

WOOLWORTH K. C, president First National Go

Bank of San Francisco, office SW cor Montgome

and Summer, dwl 518 Geary
Woorthman Nicholas, employi^ Mission Woolen Mil]

dwl NE cor Sixteenth and Howard
Wooster Charles, groom Leland Stanford, dwl NE o

California and Powell
Wooster David, clerk freight auditor's office Central Pa

R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 938 Gear
WOOSTER DAVID, physician, office 7«4i Missio

dwl W s Webster bet Fulton and McAllister
Wooster Henry E., macliinehand S. F. Manuf. Co., d'

513 Hyde
Wooster J., cartman California Brick Co., dwl Branm

nr Seventh
Wooster John B. (Wooster, Shattiick <fc Co.), dwl 91

Geary
Wooster Thomas, salesman, dwl 6 Grand Av
Wooster Thomas L. , dwl 26 Eddy
WOOSTER, SHATTlfCK <K CO. (J. S. Wooste

D. D. ShaUuck and C. P. Hubbell), commissic

merchants and wholesale provisions, 317-321 Front
Wooster. See Worster
Wooten Henry G. , seaman S. S. Gaelic
Wooten John, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 925 Bdwy
Wooton Charles, butcher John S. Ferrier, NE cor Wasl

ington and Palmer
Worben Benjamin, driver Market St. R. R., dwl N s Si:

teenth nr First Av
Worcester Joseph Rev., pastor New Jerusalem Churcl

dwl 813 Bush
Worcester William M. , bootcutter Buckingham & Hech

NW cor Gough and Haight
Wordbruch Henry, groceries and liquors, 642 Jacksoi

dwl 510 Filbert
.Worden Benjamin S., carpenter, dwl 212 Minna
Worden James B. , assistant storekeeper Pacific Bondc

Warehouse, dwl 514 Chestnut
Worden John, compositor Charles W. Gordon, dwl 9i

Howard
Worden Stephen G., dwl W s Capp nr Twenty-third
Wores Joseph, hats and caps, 609 Washington, dwl S

cor Polk and McAllister
Workforth Thomas, dwl 957 Market
Workman John, coffee saloon, SW cor Davis and ValleJ)

dwl 126 Pacific
Workmann Charles, porkpacker, dwl 516 Pacific
AVorley Alfred E. T. , dwl W s Guerrero nr Twenty-third
Worley Henry, coachdriver Morton House, 119 Post

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BEAMISH'S— Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Marb

VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

>nnell Nathaniel, steward Francisco Oarcia, dwl S 8

Fifteenth bet Noe and Castro
jrms Charles, waiter Poodle Dog Kestauront, dwl 409

Dupont
>''l|jnns Frederick, blacksmith, dwl 421 Dujwnt

jniiser Eugene, butcher, 44 Grand Central Market, dwl

510 Jessie
imiscr Isaac, clerk Frank Pursh, dwl 510 Jessie
jrniser Isaac, merchant, offlce 7 Sansoni, dwl SE cor

California and VanNoss Av
trniser Marks, grocer, dwl 510 Jessie
jrniser William I., carpenter, dwl 21 Turk
iniloruiuth Martin E., horseshoer James Sullivan, dwl 840

Market

^ om.CJeorge A., capitalist, office 404 Mont, dwl 618 Eddy
urn Jiimes W., salcsm;in Barrett & Sherwood, dwl 018

Eddy
orrall John, expressman, SE cor California and Kearny,

dwl W s Castro nr Twentieth
Dfrall Joseph, cashier H. H. Noble & Co., dwl 1823 Jes-
sie

orrell James, hostler David Steuart, dwl 134 Seventh
orrill Calvin R., builder and contractor, dwl N s Seven-
teenth bet Church and Sanchez
orrill Josejih, storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue
Lirster John P., clothing, dwl N s Ash Ax bet Polk and

Van Ness Av
orster Thomas D., salesman Wells, Russell & Co., dwl

413 Mission
orswick William H., dwl 45 Stanly PI
ort Henrj', dwl 230 Ritch
orth Chailes A., teamster, cor Market and Ecker, dwl

SW cor Webster and Tyler
orth David, waiter D. Wolf
OKTH E. R. .Mrs., proprietress Worth House, 606

Folsum and 252 Second
)rth Frank, upholsterer, dwl 711 Geary, rear
orth Frederick B., upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, dwl

711 Geary, rear
orth Frederika (widow), dwl 711 Geary, rear
orth Georg-e F., deputy U. S. Marshal, dwl 1714 PacAv
orth Harrj-, clerk Tliomas Barrows, dwl SE cor Tyler

and Webster
orth James G., propertyman, dwl 2013 Folsom
orth John, baker, dwl 631 Pacific
orth Reuben G., drayman, dwl 1024 McAllister
orth Sidney, homeopathic physician, office 305 Kearny,

dwl 1714 Pacific Av
orth W'illiam E., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 606

Folsom
orth William H., foreman Union Iron Works, dwl 411

Tehama
ortheimer Charles, packer S. F. Packing and Provision

Co.
brthes Joseph, laborer, dwl Ns Greenwich bet Mont-

gomerj' and Sansom
brtbington James, Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139

Post
brtbington William, real estate, dwl 720 Capp
brthsmith Hannah (widow), dwl 1211 Vallejo
brthy James, woolgrader B. P. Flint Ai Co.
brtraann Ferdinand, Harmony Hall liquor saloon, NE

cor Kearny and Post, dwl 030 Sacramento
by Fung (Chinese), restaurant, 642 Jackson
bzencraft Oliver M., physician, office and dwl 43 South

Park
rage Albert, cigarmaker, dwl 162 Perry
rage August, clerk John Von Ahnden, dwl 162 Perry
'rage Jacob, tailor, dwl 224 O'Farrell, rear
rage John, tailor, dwl 1 Simpson PI
^rage Peter, tailor, dwl 1 Simpson PI
^rale JI. A., housekeejier Palace Hotel
'ray Jacob, dwl 18 Metcalfe PI
fray Jacob, tailor, dwl 14 William

"rba Joseph, musician Wade's Opera House, dwl 10 Turk
frede August, expressman, SE cor Pine and Kearny,
dwl 1810 Pacific

KEDE €ORI>, liquor saloon, 419 East {and Cord,
W. ct- Co.), dwl 4i7 Fremont
rREOE CORD <& CO. (Cwd Wrede and Henry
Meinke), proprietors Island City Saloon, NW cor
Mission and Steuart
rede Diederich, groceries and liquors, NW cor Leaven-
worth and Jackson
I'rede Edward, hairdresser, 1310 Pacific
('rede Hammon, wood and coal, 1218 Pacific, dwl 115

Bernard
Trede John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 29 Russ,

Wredo Julius, expressman, SW cor Dupont and SUtter,

dwl 1208 Pacific
Wreden Claus (Claris Wrcden it Co.), dwl 2213 Taylor
Wreden Claus & (.;o. ( William Foutz, Carl C. Vorrath,
and Henry Wreden), projjrietors Washington Brew-
ery, NW cor Lombard and Taylor
Wreden Henry {Clarnt Wreden <t Co.), dwl 725 Lombard
Wren Bartholomew, laborer Henry J. McLerie, dwl 438

Shipley
Wren D., laborer, dwl 18 First
Wren E., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Wren Henry, carpenter William Kreger, dwl 312J Minna
Wren James, cook, dwl United States Hotel
Wren James, delivery clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 206

Hyde
Wren James, porter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 279 Stev
Wren John, wood and coal, dwl S s Twenty-second nr

Folsom
Wren Pierce, expressman, dwl 525 Sixth
Wren T., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm
Wren Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 538 Howard
Wren T. J. , conductor Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl 16 Reed
Wren William, salesman Edward'Supple, dwl 34 Foiirth
Wrendler Lawrence, cabinetmaker, dwl 20 Hinckley
Wretland John, actor New Lyceum Theater

Wright Mrs. (widow), dwl 600 Bush

Wright Mrs. (widow), dwl 2426 Sacramento

Wright Ada E. Mrs., teacher Washington Grammar

School, dwl 930 Clay
Wright A. E. Mrs., teacher Washington Grammar School,

res Oakland
Wright Alfred, collecting agent, office and dwl 220 Third

room 16
Wright Alfred D., driver Engine No. 6 S. F. F. D., dwl

316 Sixth
Wright Alfred P. , mariner, dwl 29 Pacific
Wright Andrew J. , dwl 227 Second
W' right Anson, coremaker Hinckley & Co.
Wright B. A., dwl 120 Jones

Wright Benjamin C, commercial editor Evening Bulle-
tin, dwl 2205 Fillmore
Wright Benjamin F. (Wright <t- Harmon), dwl 1921 Mason
Wright B. F., dwl 1900 J Mason
Wright Bros. (Mitchell Wright), groceries and liquors, 20

Six-th cor Stevenson
Wright Burzilla D. , carpenter, and fruits, 1159 Mission,

dwl 510 Stevenson
Wright C, dwl 636 Commercial
Wright C. (widow), dwl 618 Chestnut
Wright C. A. (widow), dwl 553 Harrison
Wright Carrie Miss, dressmaker L. A. Ralph
Wright Charles, blacksmith, dwl 54 First
Wright Charles, carpenter Holland & Ruppel
Wright David, carpenter, dwl 510i Stevenson
Wright E. Mrs. , branch bakery, N s Sixteenth bet_Second

Av and Guerrero
Wright Edward, dwl 438 Broadway
Wright Edward, mining, dwl 40J Geary
Wright Edward, painter, 440 Broadway
Wright Edward C, clerk general freight office Central
Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl Wind-
sor House
Wright Edward D., cashier Connecticut Mutual Life In-
surance Co., office 315 California, dwl 1227 Pine
Wright E. F., dwl 327 O'Farrell
Wright ElishaL., shipwright, dwl 134 Francisco
Wright Frank, carpetlayer Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl

720 California
Wright Frederick, fireman Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1445

Leavenworth
Wright Frederick E., clerk American Tract Society, dwl

407 Leavenworth
Wright G. , carpenter, dwl 227 Second
Wright George, carpenter, dwl 5 Stockton
Wright George, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Wright George, draftsman Wright & Sanders, dwl 1615

Jackson
Wright George, seaman S. S. Montana, Folsom St.WTiarf
Wright George H. (J. Harris <t' Co.), dwl 1236* Folsom
Wright George R., sawyer, dwl 410* Sixth
Wright George S., barkeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Wright George W. (Wright <fc Pixley), dwl 730 Green
Wright George W., compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl

SE cor Bryant and Clinton
Wright H., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Weight Harriet (widow), dwl 8 Ewer PI
M'RICillT H. I'. A CO., ship chandlery, 54 and 66

Steuart
Wright Henry A., carpenter, dwl 1445 Leavenworth

JAMES Q. STEELE Sn CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchi

Wright Henrj' A., tracklayer Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dwl

1415 Leavenworth
Wright Henry 0. {U. C. Wrir/ht <t- Co.), dwl 1410 Sac
Wright Henry P., turner Gilbert & Moore, dwl 372 Welsh
Wright H. Nelson, bookkeeper, dwl 26 Essex
Wright J., porter, dwl 28 Stone
Wright J. A., conductor Central R. R.,dwl cor Buchanan

and McAllister
Wright James (Wri/jht d: Bailey), dwl 274 Jessie
Wright James (.Wright cO Peck), dwl 728 Pacific
Wright James, dwl 304 Third
Wright James, boilermaker, dwl 4 Natoma
Wright James, carpenter, dwl 23 First
Wright James, cook, dwl 47 Vallejo
Wright James, drayman, dwl 6 Pleasant
Wright James, waiter Jackson Jordan
Wright James B., carpenter, dwl 730 Green
Wright James K., laborer, dwl 126 Bernard
Wright James M., clerk Charles Langley & Co., dwl 16

Stockton
Wright J. M. Mrs., schoolteacher, dwl 16 Stockton
Wright John {Wriqht tfc Sanders), dwl 1615 Jackson
Wright John, dwl 9 St. Mary PI
Wright John, lather, dwl 105 Fell

Wright John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 32 Tehama
Wright John, pick manufacturer, 13 Fremont, dwl 224

Shotwell
Wright John Mrs. , dwl 756 Folsom
Wright John A., conductor Central R. R., dwl NW cor

Buchanan and McAllister
Wright John C, carrlagemaker Sicotte & Gratton, dwl

1723 Turk
Wright John H., dwl 431 Natoma
Wright John L., carpenter, dwl 21 Turk
Wright John T., agent stm William Taber, office 6 Mer-
chant's Exchange, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Wright John T., policeman City Hall, dwl 909 Clay
Wright Joseph, hostler W. W. Stow, dwl 1105 Pine
Wright Joseph, machinist Will & Finck, dwl 1217 Kearny,

rear
Wright Joseph, tinsmith, dwl 1219 Pacific
Wright M. Mrs., teacher Union Primarj' School, dwll020J

Pacific
Wright Mary (widow), dwl 111 Bernard
Wright Mitchell (Wright Bros.), dwl 547 Natoma
AVright Nelly Miss, sewing-machine operator, dwl 1105

Howard
Wright Orson, patternmaker Hinckley & Co.
Wright Owen, carpenter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s

Columbia bet Twenty-fifth and Twentj'-sixth
Wright Patrick, carpenter, dwl 1016 Market
Wright R., laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
Wright Richard Barnes, clerk Selden S. Wright, dwl 817

Lombard
Wright Robert, clerk Sullivan, Kellv & Co., dwl 11 Grand

Av
Wright Robert F., druggist, dwl N s Moulton nr Fillmore
Wright Robert P., attorney at law, and real-estate agent,

739 Market
Wright S., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Co., 113 California
Wright Samuel, carrlagemaker Sciotte & Gratton, dwl 614

Mission
WRMiMT SElDESf S., judge County Court, chambers

504 Kearny, dwl 817 Lombard
Wright Silas C. , can-iagemaker E. Falkingham, dwl cor

Howard and Sixteenth
WRIGHT STEIIART S., attorney at law, oflfice 504

Kearny, dwl 817 Lombard
Wright Thomas, compositor Golden Era, dwl 425 Kearny
Wright Thomas H., collector, 605 Clay room 16
Wright U. L., capitalist, office 206 California, dwl Brooklyn

Hotel
Wright Walter, steward stm Washington, Jackson St.

Wharf
Wright William, dwl 547 Natoma
Wright William, clerk, dwl 503 O'Farrell
Wright AVilliam, contractor, dwl 2209 Larkin
Wright William, lamps, oils, cigars, and tobacco, 30 Mont-
gomery Av, dwl SE cor First and Mission
Wright William, liquor saloon, 1914 Market
Wright William, miner, dwl 629 Vallejo
Wright William, physician and surgeon, office and dwl 5^

Kearny
Wright William H., stockbroker, office 420 Montgomery

room 7, dwl 126 Fifth
Wright William J., bookkeeper Savings and Loan Society

(and Wriqht <£.- Thain), dwl Nucleus House
Wright William J., cashier Christy & Wise, dwl 120 Sutter
Wright William J., teamster Newell & Bro., 221 Davis

Wright William S., foreman Pac. Box Factory, dwl 160

Tehama
Wright. & Bailey (James Wriqht and James Bailey), nig'ht

work and sewering, office 811 Market
WRIGHT «& IIARMOX (Benjamin F. Wright and

Henry Harinon), merchant tailors, 531 California
Wright & Peck (Jam^es Wright and William B. Peck),

liquor saloon, 728 Pacific
Wright & Pixley (George W. Wright and John L. Pixley),

dairy produce and provisions, 27 Centre Market
WRIGHT «S SANDER!^ (John Wi-ight and George H.

Sanders), architects, 418 California
Wright & Thain (William J. Wright and Robert A.

Thain), proptrs Oakland Parcel Oeliverj-, office Oak-
land Ferry, foot Market
Wright's Hotel, David T. Griffiths proptr, 218 Broadway
Wrightington Robert, porter Fordham & Jennings, dwl

35 Everett
Wrigley William H., contractor, dwl W s Webster bet

Hayes and Grove
Wrigoe W., carpenter, dwl 1225 Market
Wrin Edward, laborer, dwl 422 Fremont
Wrin James, gardener, dwl SW cor Brosnan and Guer-
rero
Wrin Michael J. (Freeman & W.), dwl Twenty-eighth nr

California Av, Bemal Heights
Wrin Thomas, gardener, dwl SE cor McAllister and Broch

erick
Wrin Thomas, stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill & Co.,

dwl W s Valencia bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Wrixon John, porter, dwl S s Union bet Calhoun and San
Wrobioff Henry, laborer Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.,

dwl NE cor Greenwich and Pierce
Wronkow H. (H. Wronkow <t Co.), res New York
Wronkow H. & Co., importers Yankee notions, etc., 537

Market
Wronkow Louis, salesman H. Wronkow & Co., dwl 418

Post
Wrought William, pilot stm San Joaquin (No. 2), Vallejo

St. Wharf
Wuanek James, porter, dwl 9 Jansen
Wubbe Gustavns, waiter, dwl 627 Stevenson
Wubben Bernard, driver City R. R. Co., dwl 515 Six-
teenth
Wubben George H., dwl S s Twenty-sixth nr Sanchez
Wucherer Christian (Spanagel <!• W.), dwl 2011 Filbert
Wuest Theodore, clerk Michels, Friedlander & Co., dwl

cor Third and Harrison
Wuhnnann Henry, seaman Jerome B. Piper, SW cor Clay

and East
Wulbern Claus, liquor saloon, 421 Pacific, dwl 1425 Dup
Wulbem John, gi-oceries and liquors, SW cor Jackson

and Hjde
Wulf de F., musician, dwl 545 California
WIILF HENRY, groceries and liquors, 21 Hinckley
Wulf Niles H., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Wulferdingen Charles E., dwl 24.5 Perry
Wulff John, baker Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 416 Kearny
Wulff Peter, (»'ind« <t W'.), dwl NE cor Sixth Av and

L, South S. F.
Wulff Peter, dwl 313 Seventh
Wulfken John, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Wulfstein Hans, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Wullen B., driver Market St. R. R. Co.
Wulz Candida Mrs., teacher, dwl 725 Turk
Wulzen Diedrich H., groceries and liquors, 1248 Folsom
Wulzen Frederick D., dwl W s Twenty-third nr Fair Oaks
Wunder Michael, cabinetmaker West Coast Fiimiture

Co., dwl 428 Brannan
Wunderer Andreas (Wunderer d- Klaas), dwl 1233 Stock
Wanderer & Klaas (Andreas Wunderer and Matheut

Klaas), confectioners, 1233 Stockton
Wunderlich August, stevedore A. C. Freese 1

Wunderlich John, brewer Humboldt Brewerj', dwl E 8

Capp bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Wung Chung (Chinese), manufacturer ladies' boots, 81&

Washington
Wung Wo Sing & Co. (Chinese), manufacturers shoes,

409 Commercial
Wunsch M. & Co. (Theodor Kirhchoff), importers and

dealers jewelry and diamonds, 206 Kearny
Wunsch Marquis {M. Wunsch d- Co.), dwl 909 Polk
Wunschc Gustave, restaurantkeeper, dwl 722 Washington
W1IRKHEI.1I BROTHERS (Morris and Max), im-
porters and manufacturers cloaks and mantillas, 20
Sansom
Wurkhcim Max (Wurkheim Brothers), dwl 614 Sutter
Wurkheim Moms (Wurhkeim Brothers), dwl 927 Sutter
Wurkman Otto T., saloonkeeper, dwl 59 Stevenson

fi-lli

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B.T. SMITH, M.D., Propt j^

'^P. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.

Wurth Georgo, clerk Louis Rachenberger, dwl 15 Virginia
Wurtmiinn lieiijainiii, porter Bniml, Naber & Co., dwl

Continental Hotel
Wurzburgcr Max (Simon Held <{• Co.), <l"'l 1307 Larkin
Wuseber (\>nrad, hatter, dwl 720 Stockton
Wusder Charles, Coopers' Union, 417 /5ush
Wuslier Kdwanl, hatter Henry White, dwl N\V cor Stock-
ton and .Jnckson
Wustefold Conrad C, mattressniaker Henry Frank, dwl

22.V Scott m
Wustefeldt Hermann, bootmaker Adolph N. Uhl, dwl 100

Turk

Wuth Gustav, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pac and Pow
Wuthrich .lohn, market, 41,') Geary
Wuthrich .foseph, miner, dwl 22 Turk
Wutke William, farmer, dwl liootzs' Hotel
Wyant George H., ui)hol.'!terer, dwl llUi) [Stockton
Wyatt Carrie Miss, actress California Theater, dwl 618

Pine

Wyatt George W., laborer, dwl 307 Filbert
Wyatt Henry, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Wyatt JohnA., longshoreman, dwl 307 Filbert
Wyatt Tliomas, stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, dwl W s Valen-
cia nr Twenty-third
Wyckoff A. E., second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Wyckoff E. S., metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 408

Broad waj'
Wyckoff J., master mariner, ."iOl Sixth
Wyckoff James, restaurant, 703 Howard
Wyckolf James P. , patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol,

dwl SW cor Stevenson and Ecker
Wyckoff Thomas P., blacksmith David R. Coleman, dwl

1309 Stockton
Wylie F. M. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1149 Market
Wylie George E., porter Pond, Rejiiolds & Co., dwl 54

Quinn
Wylie Peter, cooper Laurence Felvey, dwl 512 Mission
Wylie William, shipjoiner, dwl S s Tyler bet Buchanan

and Webster
Wyman A., clerk, dwl 110 Jones
Wyman Benjamin H., bookkeeper Berryman & Doyle, res

Oakland
Wyman Charles, cabinetmaker, SW cor Sixth and Market
Wyman Charles F. {Cornwell <t W.), dwl 127 Kearny
Wyman C. W., merchant, dwl Russ House
Wyman Emma Miss, dressmaker Agnes Heiser, dwl 2

Medau PI nr Filbert
Wyman F. C, painter, dwl 286 Stevenson
Wyman Henry N. {Qriffini] <t- IF.), res Oakland
Wyman James, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Wyman Joami (widow), dwl 345 Fremont
Wyman John, mariner, dwl 18 Washington
Wyman John, painter, dwl 627 California
Wyman John A., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 2

Medau PI

Wyman L. P., laborer A. F. Spear & Co., 218 Drumm

Wyman L. S. Miss, dwl 16 Stockton

Wyman Moses H., cook, 783 Market, dwl 285 Stevenson

Wyman P. , laborer C. A. Hooper & Co.

Wl'MAX KOBERT B., proprietor Whelpley & Storer

Ore Crushing and Sampling Works, 11 Drumm, dwl

617 Eddy
Wyman S. B. Mrs., dwl 226 Austin
Wyman W. , dwl 34 Eddv
Wyman William E., clerk C. J. Hanley & Co., dwl 127

Kearny
Wyms John H., expressman Whitney & Co., dwl 24 How-

ard Court, rear
Wynants Peter, miner, dwl NW cor Wash and Laguna
"yndt Jlorris, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Wyne John T., gasfitter and metalroofer, 2011 Mission
Wyneken L. Ernest {Tuimsend d- W.), dwl 117 Stockton
Wynell Robert, machinist, dwl 157j Tehama
Wj'nkoop George C, cigar manufacturer, NE cor Dupont

and Vallejo, dwl N s Green bet Leav and Jones
Wynn Alexander, dwl 9 Louisa
Wynn Bridget Miss, dwl 1000 Washington
ffyna Howard, lumberman, dwl 81 Clementina
Wynn James, machinist Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 38

Tehama
^ynn John B., sheepraiser, dwl 510 Stockton
iVynn William, machinist Union Iron Works
Wynn W. P., first assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.

Granada
iVyime Annie A. Miss, dwl 332 Green
(Vynne Daniel, laborer, dwl 79 Colton
Vyime G., laborer 0. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 10 Oak Grove

Av, rear

Wynne Henry, laborer A. M.- Simpson & Brother, Beale

St. Wharf
Wynne J. E., dwl 29 Hawthorne
Wynne John W., compositor S. F. Journal of Commerce,

dwl 427 Stevenson
Wynne, Lowth & Co. (Nicholas Wynne, John Lowth,

and William Ilalpin), dry goods, 704 and 706 Market
Wynne Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 7!) Colton
Wynne Nicholas (Wynne, Lowth ifc Co.), dwl 2 Pearl
Wynne Patrick, carpenter, dwl W s Mission bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Wynne William, lodgings, 316 Fourth
Wyntjens Fi'ank, foreman John R. Sims
W'yoming Consolidated Mining Co. (Panamint), William

R. Townsend secretary, office 330 Pine room 4
Wyoming Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), John M.

Buflington secretary, office 309 California
Wythe WiUiam T., physician, office and dwl 759 Market .
Wyttenbach Frederick, bookbinder Korbel Bros., dwl

165 Silver

Yablonsky John, collector S. F. Gas Light Co. , res Ala-
meda

Yaegel Charles, barkeeper Margaret Miller, dwl 627 Pac

Yaeger Charles, steward Philadelphia House, 423 Bush

Yaeger Franz, bartender Claus Wulbern, dwl 421 Pacific

Yaeger John, ptjrter William Butterfield, dwl 7 Warren

Yaeger Martha (widow), dwl 8 Varenne

Yaeger William, printer Richard Muuk, dwl 8 Varenne

Yager G., dwl 614 Kearny

Yager James, laborer Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl Myers'
Hotel

Yager. See Yeager

Yahnell Joseph, cook Olsen & Johnson, dwl 609 Jackson

Yale Charles, Imuberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Yale Charles G. , secretary Cal. Academy of Sciences, of-
fice SE cor California and Dupont

Yale Frank W., clerk Joseph M. Nougu&s, dwl 613 How

Yale Jeremiah S., salesman Tubbs & Co., dwl 436j Fifth

Yale John C, salesman Kaindler & Co., dwl 126 Tyler

YALE LOCK MAM FAtTlKIXCi CO., James L.
Barker agent, 408 Market

Yallu F., S. F. Musical M. Pro. Assn, 545 California

Yan Wo Co. (Chinese), manufs ladies' underwear, 744 Wash

Yan Wo Tong & Co. (Chinese), drugs and medicines, 705
Jackson

Yanaker John, mate tugboat Rescue, Broadway St. WTiarf

YAXG-TZE IXSUKANCE ASSOCIATION (Shang-
hae), Macondray & Co. agents, office 206 Sansom

Yankanee Christian, baker, dwl 7 St. Charles PI

Yanke Richard L. , teacher music, dwl 1028 Montgomery

Yankee Block, SW cor Front and Pine

Yaple Frank D., salesman Marcus Hawley & Co., dwl 615
Turk

Yard Charles D., foreman upholsterer Frank G. Edwards,
dwl NW cor Stockton and Broadway

Yamdley Joseph W., violinist and teacher singing, dwl
1209 Clay

Yanidley Richard T., organist and pianist, dwl 1209 Clay

Yarrington Alexander B., machinehand D. A. Macdonald
& Co., dwl 116Shotwell

Yarrington Richard M., engineer Southern Pac. R. R.,
dwl 223 Fifteenth

Yarrington Thomas D., clerk U. S. Supplementary Ap-
praiser's Store, 701 Sansom, dwl 116 Shotwell

Yarrington William, laborer U. S. Supplementary Apr
praiser's Store, dwl 116 ShotweU

Yates , lodgings, 1116 Stockton

Yates Charles M. (Vates A Co.), dwl Windsor House

Yates Edmond, lumberman C. A. Hooper & Co.

Yates Edward, machinehand B. & J. S. Doe

Yates Frank, dwl 605 Pine

Yates Gulian C, wood and coal, 531 Pine, dwl 433 Geary

Yates Henry, watchman, dwl 105 Clark

Yates Henrj' V., pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl 544 Fol

Yates John, dwl 100 Turk

Yates John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.

Yates John, shoemaker, dwl W s Mission bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth

Yates John D., local policeman, dwl 118 Jackson

Yates John D., liquor saloon, SW cor Third and Market,
dwl 51 Third

Yates John D., printer, dwl 544 Folsom

Yates Joseph, expressman, cor Folsom and 'Steuart, dwl
2611 Mission

Yates Louis, miner, dwl Oakland House

Uif AMES G-. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

JEWELEY made to order and REPAIRED by D.W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merclia

Yates M. Mrs. , furnished rooms. 1116 Stockton

Yates Mary J. (widow), dwi 1421 Pacific

Yates Matilda Huurer (widow), boardings 108 Ellis

Yates Michael,, stableman Edward Davies^dwl 409 Fol

Yates P., miner, dwl VI2 Ellis

Yates P. J.,dwl()27 Ellis

Yates Robert H.. agent Singer Manuf. Co,, dwl 1718 Turk

Yates R. P., steward stm Alice Garratt., Front Sts Wharf

Yates R. R., salesman Murphy Grant & Co., dwl 304

Third
Yates William, bootmaker S. F. Co-operative Box Factory
YATES «S; VO,(Cliarle» M. rates ay*d VrankW.Shin-

gleberger), importers and jobbers oils and lamps,

113 Front and tE7 Keamy
Yauney George, carriagepaiuter, 69 Stevenson, res Ala-
meda
Yaiispan Martin, seamau S-S. Newbem, Folsom St. Wharf
Ybarra Cornelia (widow), dwl 444 Union
Ybrra Frank, sacksewer Koseberry & Co., dwl 1320 Stock
Ye Gee (Chinese), boarding', 1001 bupont
Ye Long (Chinese), drj^ goods, drugs, and prbvislons, 822

Washington
Yeager George, laborer New Wisconsin Hotel
Yeager John, barber Geo. A. Stem, dwl 1246 Mission
Yeager Thomas T., manufacturer umbrellas, 35 Post, dwl

SW cor Third and Stevenson
Yeager. See Yaeger
Yeargain D. J. , assistant coiner's deportmient U. S. Mint,

dwl 609 Stevenson
Yeates Thomas, clerk Linsley & Collins, dwl 12 Metcalf

PI
Yeaton Oliver C. , watchman North Point Warehouse,

dwl 225 Francisco
Yeazell Andrew H. (Veazell tfc Smithson), dwl 1914 Sutter
Yeazell & Smithson (^Andrexv H. Yeazell and Thom-as B.

Smithson), stockbrokers, 113 Leidesdoi-fE
Yj J Cliuug Wong &, Co. (Chinese), groceries and drugs,

818 Dupont
Yee Chy Lung (Cliinese), lodgings, 802 Dupont
Yee Chy Lung & Co. (Chinese), groceries, 810 Dupont
Yee Hing & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 734 Sacramento
Yee Lung (Chinese), tailor, 733 Jackson
Yee Shung Tong Wo Kee & Co. (Chinese), druggist, 660

Jackson
Yee Tai & Co. (Chinese) clothing manufacturers, 627 Pac
Yee Wo & Co. (Chinese), clothing, 738 Washington
Yee Wo & Co. (Chinese), teas and provisions, 717 Dupont
Yee Yee & Co. (Chinese), clotliing, 839 Dupont
Yee Yuen & Co. (Chinese), groceries, 822 Clay
Yeh Phillip, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl corBa-

chanan and Bay
Yehart George, boot and shoemaker, dwl 845 Dupont
Yehl Abraham, butcher William Block, dwl 735 Geary
Yek Chung & Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 732 Pa-
cific
Yek Kee (Chinese), clothing, 906 Dupont
Yek Wing & Co. (Chinese), restaurant, 627 Jackson
Yelland Arthur, carpenter, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
Yellott William, barkeej^er Benjamin F. Jellison, dwl

Mission bet First and Second
Yelverton Thomas, hostler Thomas Ryan, dwl 615 Ellis
Yennem Low (Chinese), restaurant, 629 Jackson
Yeo John, tailor, dwl 169 Minna
Yeo William H., fitter Einstein Brothers & Co., dwl 311

Hayes
Yeoman Albert B., mining stocks, dwl 515 Bush
Yeoman J. L. Mrs., dwl 1010 Polk

Yeomans , carpenter Excelsior Mills

Yeomans Anne Mrs., dwl 717 Ellis

Yeong Wo ci; Co. (Cliinese), tea merchants, 734 Sac

Yerda Henry, porter American Exchange Hotel

Yerick Adam, carpenter, dwl 616 California

Yerkes Joseph, auctioneer and commission merchant,

1016 Market, dwl 1810 Jessie

Yerkza (widow), dwl 1317j Mission

Yeszell A. H., stockbroker, dwl 1914 Sutter

Yet Kee (Chinese), tinsmith, 913 Duixmt

Yet Lee & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 719 Sacramento

Yet Tong & Co. (Chinese), groceries, 943 Dupont

Yettou Frank, stonecutter, dwl 412 Clementina

Ygual Arseuio Y. de (Cubo, Ygual & Co.), dwl 24 South

Park
Yick Hong (Chinese), physician and surgeon, dwl 903

Dupont
Yick Sang (Chinese), poultry, W s Washington Alley bet

Jackson and Washington
Yieja John, gunsmith, dwl 1405 Mason
Yindrock Joseph, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 934
Howard

Yolo Mills, Roseberry & Co. proptrs, SE cor Market and

Beiile
Yone F<3ng (Chinese), restaurant, 710 Jackson
Yong« John D., master schr Free Trade, office 305 East
Yontz John, watchman Custom House, dwl 1022 Larkin
Yontz John R., ofBce manager American District Tele-
graph Co., 417 California, dwl 1022 Larkin
Yordi John {McGitijan i: T.), dwl 118 Fourth
Yore John P., bootraaker Henry H. Pauson, dwl 108 Val-
paraiso
Yore William, bagtier Blake, Robbins & Co., dwl 909

Greenwich
YorgeaJohn, laborer Pac. Barrel & Keg Factory, S s

Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth
York Carl, musician, dwl 522 Dupont
York E. J. , carpenter, dwl 10 Taylor
York Henry, dwl 523 Kearny
York John, cooper Carl Bros., dwl 454 Jessie
York J. P., dwl 132 McAllister
York M., dwll30Tj1er
York William R. , painter, dwl 312 Minna
Yorke Edward, civil engineer, offi e 432 Mont room 8
Yorke Henrs', dwl 819 Kear-ny
Yorkham Richard B. J., plumber Dowues & Deery, dwl

28 Ritch
Yorkton J. V., dwl 104 Eddy
Yosemite Consolidated Mining Co. (Lander Co., Nev.),

David Wilder secretary, office 323 >k«it room 22
Yosemite Stage Co., office 3 New Montgomery
Yost- An tone, earpenter, dwl 527 Filbert
YOST D. Z., private secretary Leland Stanford, NE cor

Fourtn and Towiwend, dwl 210 San Jos6 Av
Yost Henrj', wireworker, dwl 444j Brannan
Yost Ifenry D., carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s

Columbia bet Tweutv -third and.TweiUv-{ourth
Yost John D. {H. S. Crocker cfr Co.), dwl 929 Howard I
Yost Lillie Miss, bookbinder, dwl 527 Filbert
You Hop & Co. (Chinese),, merchandise, 825 Sacramento
You Kee (Chinese), dry goods and tailor, 919 Dupont
Youghal Charles, clerk, dwl 906 Markftt
Yound Henry, butcher, dwl 267 Stevenson
Young A., with W. N. McCauley, dwl 635 Stevenson
Young Albert, tanner Caspar Baker, dwl W s San Bruno

Road nr Twenty-sixth
Young Alexander, dwl 204 Ellis
Young Alexander, foreman Ciitting Packing Co., dwl 518

Seventh
Young Alexander, waiter Pacific Mail S. S». City of Tokio .
Young America Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), R. H.

Brown secretary, office 402 Montgomerj' room 2
Young America South Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), R. H.

Brown secretarj', office 402 Montgoiiaery room 2
Young Andrew (McCauley <i: Y.), dwl 635 Stevenson
Young Andrew, deckhand stm C. M. Small, Front St.
• Wharf
Young Andrew S.., pilot, office U. S; Coart Btiilding, dwl

1716 Jackson
Young Annie (widow), dwl 33 Jessie, nr Seventh
Young C. B., physician, dwl 536 Sacramento
Young Charles, cook New York Bakery, dwl 551 Mission
Young Charles, teamster Charles Williams, pior 5 Steuart
Young Charles J., clerk Young & Paxson, dwl 801 Sutter
Young Charles L. , drayman GoUiRs, Wheatoil & Luhrs,

dwl 1208 Eddy
Young Charles^ T-, bookkeeper Cal. Savings and Loan

Soc, dwl 608 Powell
Young Christian H. , hop dealer, dwl 914- Harrison
Young Christian Henry, salesman Herrmann & Co., dwi

N s Harrison nr Fifth
Young Christopher, dwl 637 Broadway
Young Christopher, blacksmith, dwl 608 Powell
Young Christopher, mariner, dvnl 113 Jaekson
Young Conrad, cooper John G. Armstrong, dwl 434 Green
Young Conrad, dairy produce, 1317 Dupont, dwl 434

Green
Young Edgar D. , steward stm Cora, Broadway St.AVharf
Young Edward {John Schwegerle A- Co.), dwl 549 Fourth
Young Edward D., printer, dwl 244 Minna
Young Edward J., clerk Charles Langley & Co., dwl 629

■ Clay
Young Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 637 Broadway
Yoinig Elizabeth (widow), dwl 913 Sutter
Young E. T. Miss, dwl Inglewood House, 126 Fifth
Young Fanny Miss, actress Bella Union Theater
Young Ferdinand, shoemaker, dwl E s Sanchez bet Sew

teenth and Eighteenth
Young George, grocer, dwl 13 O'Farrell
Young George, machinist, dwl 15^ Tehama
Young George A., dwl 1904 Broadway

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market fftreets.

^PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

Young: George G., cuTiajjreinaker, dwl 187 Jessie
Young GeorR'e M., enfrinecr, dwl SW cor Jones and Sutter
Younjf CJeorffc R., teamster, dwl 17Hi Jackson
Youni; Georjre S., carjjcnter and builder, dwl hi' Shotwell
Voting (J. Polk, painter, dwl S's Twentieth nr Treat Av
Vomisr Hariy, painter Hopps & Son, dwl Chicago Hotel
Y 01111); Henry, miner, dwl »21 Filbert
Voiiiii,' Heniy B., clerk freight Auditor's office Central
I'ac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl In-
1,'lewtKxl House
".ng- Henry P. L., butcher Spohn & Dougart, dwl 527
i:ast

iiig H. G., bookkeeper, dwl 507 Mason
Vouiig H. O., clerk freight auditor's office, Central Pac.
R. R., NE cor Fourth & Townsend, dwl Westminster
House
V mug James (C. E. McCusker .t Co.), dwl 109 O'Farrell
'i' tmg James, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Vounj James, boUermaker McAfee, Spiers&Co., dwl 616J

XaUima
Young James, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, dwl 506 How-
ard

iiig James, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R.
iiig James, jxirter Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl 911
Washington, rear
;>r\<i; J, 4 MES, watchmaker, jeweler,' and optician,

.'•7 Second
mg James A., stonecutter Holmes & Dawson, dwl 1003
Harrison

iiig James C, conductor Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1716
Jackson

ing James R. Rev., pastor Third Baptist Church, dwl
^47 Clay bet Dupont and Stockton
;ng James W., dwl 34 Zoe

mg J. C, conductor Clay St. HUl R. R. dwl Jackson
bet Van Ness and Fj-anklin
;!ig J. C, Medical Institute, 618 oacrainento
ingJ. M., baggagcinaster Oakland lerry, res Oak-
land
ung John, dwl 28 Everett
1 ■ .ung John, cabinetmaker, dwl 835 Broadway
^ • ung John, carpenter, dwl 7 Jackson
Yi luiig John, cook, dwl '\ Langton
Young John, cook St. Nicholas Hotel, 214 Rrst
Young John, electrotj"per Painter & Co., dwl 438 Union,
rear
ung John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
mg John, wheelwright, dwl 613 Mission
ing John Sr., dwl 4:iS Union, rear
Young John G., cook Alfred M^anning, dwl 327 Tehama
Y'uung Joseph, chemist and druggist, NWcor Folsom and
Langton, dwl 40 Langton
■,ng J. W. (widow), dwl 224 Post
\n)r Kate Miss, dwl 8 Haight
mg Kate Miss, teacher music, dwl 224 Post
ung Kate (« idow), dwl 327 Tehama
mg Lewis, Ship Calkers' Assn, 118 First
■ir.g Lion, cigar factory (Chinese), 524 Market
■m^ Louis, dwl 119 Commercial
ung Margaret W. (widow), dwl 326 Eddy
. ung Marj' Miss, dwl 438 Union, rear
Young Marv E. (widow), dwl iCM Sixth
YOl.\« MEN'S <HRISTIA\ ASSOCIATION,

rooms N s Sutter bet Keamv and l)upont
vol Vli .UE.N'S IMO.V BEVEFICIAL SOCIETY,

hall S s Pacific bet Powell and Muson
Young Michael, porter B. Dre)'fus .i Co., dwl 130 Clara
^'' ung Michael, laborer S. F. Chemical Works, dwl S s

Dolores nr Fourteenth
y ung Nelson, porter Phillips & Co., dwl 114 Sutter
ung N. J., cl.>rk Hartshorn & McPhun, dwl 32 Fourth
mg Ni i': lias, i.a])erhanger, dwl 254 Jessie
; ung Peter, barkeeper John Huber, dwl 637 Broadway
Yi .ung Philip, plumber and gasfitter John Bohn, dwl 434

Green
Y"'jung Richard, foreman Phcenix Iron Works, dwl 436

Fifth
Y'. .ung Robert, laborer, dwl 114 Tehama
^ 'ung Robert, plasterer, dwl 232 Jessie

ung Robert, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 114
Tehama
Y jung Robert H.-, boilermaker, dwl 144 Clara
Young S., seaman, dwl Minersa House
Young Samuel, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,

dwl 405 Union
Young S. F. , charge elevator Palace Hotel
Young Theresa, laSies' iiairdresser, 847 Clay
Young Thomas {AUen a,- Y.), dwl 314 Lombard
Young Thomas {Young <t- Paxson), dwl 801 Sutter

Young Thomas, dwl 318 Pine

Young Thomas, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Young Thomas, seaman, dwl 312 Lombard

Young Thomas, winchman O. & O. S. S. Oceanic

Young Thomas D. (Neylen A 1^), res Oakland

Young Thomas J., housepainter Wasoii & Morris

Young Walter, teller Bank British Columbia, dwl 725

Pine
Young Walter D., gasfitter, dwl 1716 Jackson
Young Wesley C, kvgsewer Neville & Co., dwl 1452 Minn
Young W. G., merchant, dwl Russ House
Young William, dwl 22 Marj-

Young William, carpenter, N s Sutter bet Lyon and Cen-
tral Av
Young William, cigars, 520i East, dwl 12 Pacific
Young William, mining, dwl 224 Post
Yovmg William, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Young William A., carpenter, dwl 22 Lewis PI '

Young William D., tailor, 187 Jessie
Young W'illiain E., carpenter, dwl 233 Fair Oaks
Young William G. , boxmaker Hobbs Si, Pomeroy, dwl 2S

O'FiU-rell, rear
Young William W., capitalist, office 424 Montgomery, dwl

801 Sutter
Young Wo Tong & Co. (Chinese), medicines, 725 Dupont
Young & Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, and cloth-
ing, 707 Dupont
YOUXO A P.\.\SOX (Thomas Youtvj and Joseph S.

Paxeun), real-estate agents, office 424 Montgomery
Young. See Yung
Youngber Adolph, tailor Meyer & Hirshfeld, dwl 11

O'Farrell Alley
Youngberg John E., cashier U. S. Internal Revenue, of-
fice United States Court Building, dwl 2019 Howard
Youngclaus John D., boot and shoemaker, 335 Sutter,

dwl 22 Stockton PI
Younger Alexander T., real estate, dwl 316 Green
Y^omiger Andrew, blacksmith William T. GaiTatt, dwl 3

Beale PI
Younger Coleman, carpenter, dwl E s Polk bet Tyler and

Turk
Younger Elton R. , compositor Alta California, dwl 316

Green
Younger Thomas W., machinist, dwl 3 Beale PI
Younger William J., physician and dentist, office 224

Stockton, dwl 927 Geary
Youngman George, waiter, dwl 151 Natoma, rear
Y'oungquest Samuel, mastermariner, dwl 30 Frederick
Yount Eliza (widow), dwl 2125 Bush
Youst Herman, carpenter, dwl 601 Brannan
Y'oust Louis, mariner, dwl 28 Clay
Youths' Director3- and Employment Office, Michael D.

Connelly agent, office 520 Bush
Ysias Feliciana Mrs., dwl 1134 Pacific ,

Ysias I. Mrs., dwl 1134 Pacific

Yslas Florence, pressman Bacon & Co., dwl 645 Clay
Yu Henn Choy (Chinese), theatre, 620 Jackson
Yu Yuen Ching Kee & Co. (Ceinese), merchants, 730 Sac-
ramento
Yuchte B., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor

Brannan and Eighth
Y'uell James, expressman, 4 Fourth
Y'uen Hang & Co. (Chinese), groceries, 624 Jackson
Y'uen Kee (Chinese), cigar dealer, 831 Keamj'
Yuen Tsue (Chinese), groceries, 825 Dupont
Y'uen Wo & Co. (Chinese), groceries, 1001 Dupont
Yuet Woh & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 711 Sacramento
Y'uhlman W., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Y'uill James, fvmiiture, 4 Fourth, dwl 807 Market
Y'ule Adam, seaman, dwl 3 King
Y'ule Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co.), William H. Watson

seeretarj', office 302 Montgomery room 5
Yule John, miner, dwl 1920 Fillmore
Yule W'illiam, laimdrj'man Grand Hotel
Yun Sung Hong (Chinese) physician and druggist, 744

Commercial
Yung Gee (Chinese), boardifig, 825 Clay
Yung Hartman, waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228

Keamv
TrXG NICHOLAS (Massey & Y.), dwl 1203 Sac
Yung William, steward Grand Central Hotel, dwl 957

Market
Yung Y'e Tung & Co. (Chinese), druggists, 710 Dupont
Y'ung Y'un Kee (Chinese), merchant, 723 Sacramento
Yungberry Adolph. tailor, dwl 8 O'Farrell Alley
Yunger Peter, porter Lezinski Bros. , dwl 1027 Hyde
Yunker Frederick P., tailor, dwl 1618 Turk
Yurell Watler, carpenter, dwl 11 Lafaj-ette
Yut Loy (Chinese), barber, 807 Clay

:EELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELRY made to order and HEPAIEED hj D. W. Laird, 513 Mont. cor. Merclia

Zabaldano Alexander {Roturier <t Z.), dwl Conunercial

Hotel
Ziibaldano Alexander (Roturier .t- Z.), dwl 205 Mont Av
Zabrisbie Jacob H., draftsman, office and dwl 629 Vallejo
ZABCKl.SKIE JAMEii €.. attorney at law, office 620

Washins^on room 4, dwl NW cor Powell and Ellis
Zabriskie John, salt merchant, dwl 1205 Market
Zacatero Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.), Lucien

Hermann secretary, office 330 Pine room 11
ZacViarias Abraham, glazier, dwl 955j Harrison
Zacharias Bros. {Salle and Max Zacharias), watches and

jewelry, 631 Keaniy
Zacharias Constantine, laundryman S. F. Laundry, dwl

NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Zacharias Henry {Zacharias cO Green), dwl 929 Sutter
Zacharias L. & Brother {Zach Zachariat:), watchmakers

and jewelers, 534 Kearny
Zacharias Lyon(/;. Zacharias cfc Brother), dwl 929 Sutter
Zacharias Max {Zacharias Bros.), dwl N s Sutter bet Ma-
son and Taylor
Zacharias Morris, glazier, dwl 955j Harrison
Zacharias Salle {Zacharias Bros.), dwl N s Sutter bet Ma-
son and Taylor
Zacharias Zach '{L. Zacharias d- Brother), dwl 929 Sutter
Zacharias & Green {H. Zacharias and William Green),

watches, diamonds, and jeweliy, 318 Kearny
Zache Joseph, bootmaker, dwl 909 Kearny
Zacho Thomas, laborer, dwl 933 Sacramento, rear
Zachrisson Charles, watchman Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl

314 Folsom
Zadig H. A. , student Barnard's Business College
Zadig Herman, salesman Lazard Fr^res, dwl 536 McAl-

fister
Zafle (ieorge, bartender Hermann Tobbenboske, dwl 421

Pine
Zahn Charles W., foreman S. F. Cordage Factor}', dwl W

s Pennsylvania Av nr Nevada
Zahn Eniest, bookkeeper Alfred Borel & Co., dwl 1415

Stockton
ZAHK MEIVRY, gi-oceries and liquors, 823 Vallejo
Zaiud John, sash and blindniaker Haskell & Bode, dwl 6

Freelon
Zamitt John, produce dealer, dwl E s Chiurch nr Seven-
teenth
Zamlich Natale, Austrian Benev. Soc, 155 New Mont
Zan Frank {Gillespie, Z. ct- Co.), res Portland, Oregon
Zan Marino {Gillespie, Z. <{; Co.), res Portland, Oregon
Zander Dominico, bootblack Wiebe & Strehl, dwl W s

Dupont bet Bush and Pine
Zander Henry D., dwl 1433 Pine

Zander John I., barber L. Haufmann, dwl 904 Folsom
Zander Louis A., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Zander L. T. , clerk auditing department Wells, Fargo &

Co., dwl 1433 Pine
Zane Edmund P., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 829

O'Farrell
Zanshier Haiis, seaman, dwl 423 East
Zante Daniel, bronzer and gilder, 190 Jessie
Zaijar Victor {Sarsen <t Z.), dwl 405 Fourth
Zaj^p Peter, upholsterer, dwl 820 Folsom
Zarevich Nicholas, Austrian Benev. Soc, 155 New Mont
Zavistowski A., ballet manager Wade's Opera House
Zarro Carlo, vegetables, 67 Colombo Market
Zaubitzer Albert, driver Chicago Brewery, dwl 1428 Pine
Zavery William, porter J. B. Fitch, dwl Prospect PI
Zazze Peter, laborer, dwl 1506 Dujiont, rear
Zech August, professor music, dwl 213 Ninth
Zech Frederick, pianotuner, 643 Claj', dwl 19 Rondel PI
Zech Freidrich Jr., musician, dwl 19 Rondel PI
Zech Jacob, piano manufacturer, 211 and 213 Ninth, of-
fice 203 Montgomerj'
Zecher Frederick W., market, 1817i Powell
Zecher Henry, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl

20 Stockton PI
Zeehandelaar Abraham {Zeehandelaar <fc Co.), dwl Com-
mercial Hotel
Zeehandelaar Felix, cigars, Commercial Hotel
Zeehandelaar & Co. {Abraham Zeehandelaar and Joseph
Blueh), employment and real-estate iigents, 715 Mont
Zeglio David, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl cor

Wolfe and Isabella
Zeh I^ouis, market, SE cor Dupont and Union, dwl 1413

Kearny
Zeh 'I'heodore, market, SE cor Washington and Stockton,
dwl 1815 Stockton

Zehender George, polisher Cal. Furniture Manuf,

dwl 1 Chatham PI
Zehfuss William F., carpenter and cabinetmaker, 840 Mil
Zehnnas Peter, dwl Olympic Lodgings
Zeiger John, dwl 137 Montgomerj'
Zeike Theodore, lumberman A. C. Freese
ZEILE ('IBAKLE»^ !»., druggist and apothecary, 528

Pacific, dwl 719 Broadway
Zeile Frederick, proptr Russian and Turkish Baths, 524-

528 Pacific
Zeile John, proptr Pac. Floiu- Mills, 506 Pacific, res Ala-
meda
Zeile Robert, capitalist, dwl 1516 Ellis
Zeimer Daniel, salesman G. & R. Thompson, and toys and

fancy goods, 738 Howard
Zeiner Julius, laborer S. F. Woolen Factory, dwl cor Pow-
ell and Francisco
Zeis John, bootmaker Henry Hinders
Zeising Henrj-, wheelwright Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 353

Clementina
Zeiss Henry A., market, 1103 Folsom
Zeiss Louis {Bvllard it- Z.), dwl 730 Union
Zeitfuchs E., engraver Levison Bros., dwl 317 Minna
Zeitfuchs Louis, baker Michael Becker, dwl 409 Union
Zeitska Bertha Mrs., Young Ladies' Seminary, 55 and 57

South Park
Zeitska Henry, tailor, dwl 55 South Park
Zekan Peter, laborer, dwl 521 Green
Zekind Alexander I., cigars and tobacco, 333 East, dwl'

524 Turk
Zekind Soloman {Clark A- Z.), dwl 3of Eddy
Zell George, deckhand stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry
Zeile Jacob, clerk B. Wilson & Co., dwl NW cor Octavia

and Geary
Zeller Albert, goldbeater James Newman, dwl 23 Scott
Zeller George, dwl 814 Clay

Zeller Herman, modeler, 1053 Market, dwl 3 First Av
Zeller Joseph, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., dwl 1010

Bryant
Zellerbach Anthony, trader, dwl 304 Fell
Zellerbach Mark {Marks <i- Co.), dwl 213 Jones
Zelma Zette, clogdancer Palace Varieties, 25 Geary
Zeiner Charles, machinist W. T. Garratt, dwl 830 Howard
Zeiner William, druggist and apothecary, SE cor Missioi^

and Fifth, dwl 874 Mission ^

Zeltz George, carpenter Andrew Frei, dwl 226 Eitch
Zeman E. Sirs., dwl 128 Second

Zemansky J. H., clerk William Koeller, dwl 210 Sixth
Zemansky Samuel, fancy find millinery goods, 210 Sixth
Zenn Paul, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl Mechanic^

House, Berry nr Third
Zenovich George, barkeeper Peter Chincovich, dwl SI

cor Sansom and Pacific
Zenovich Lucas, liquor saloon, 640 Post
Zenovich Peter, barkeeper Lucas Zenovich, dwl 640 PoB
Zentzsch Gottlob, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl HI

Park Av
Zepel Fritz Ernst, liquor saloon, cor Powell and Bay
Zephyr Louis, dwl 332 Seventh
Zereghino G. , laborer N. Giamboni & Co.
Zerman Emanuel N., clerk Post-office, dwl Ss Sixteenti

nr Dolores
Zerman J. Mrs., dressmaking, dwl 22 Anna
Zerman J. N., dwl Ss Sixteenth nr Dolores
Zerman John, cigars and tobacco, 718 Kearny, dwl

Anna J^

Zerr Jacob, cabinetmaker Julius F. Meissner, dwl 160ffl

Powell m

Zerse Joseph, cabinetmaker Holland & Ruppel, dwl E|

York nr Twenty-third ^

Zeskels Chas., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE cor

Brannan and Eighth
Zetro Joseph, fisherman, dwl 524 Davis
Zetson Christian, seaman sloop Rhode Island, Jackson

St.Wharf
Zett Frederick, hamessmaker, dwl Twenty-sixth nr San-
chez
Zetterholm V. E. E., Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Mont
Zhin Henry, carpenter, dwl 12 Dora
Ziegelmoyer Andrew, groceries and liquors, 500 Sixth cor

Bryant
Ziegelmeyer Ferdinand, billiard-tablemaker, dwl 422 SteT
Ziegelmeyer Ferdinand Jr. , woodturner, dwl 422 Stev
Ziegelmeyer George, boxmaker, dwl 422 Stevenson
Ziegenbein John {John Zieqenbein A- Co.), res Oakland
ZIEOEKKEIIV JOHN Jk CO. {M. K. Thornburgh anA
John M. Matheivs), produce commission, 201 and 203
Davis
Ziegenfuss John, brewer, furnished rooms, 1 Harlan PI

BEAMISH'S— Shirt inamifactnrer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Marke'

|P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.

''.iiuenhjss Thomas H., sawsmith Nathan W. Spaulding',

.Iwl 304 Fremont
iihirt L., real-estato agent, dwl -11?) Hyde

rr John, wagomnaker R Grave & Co., dwl l."!? Mont

l.^r t'liarles, carriagetriuuner Daniel S. Shutc, dwl

1 1 ( lara

It Frank E., clerk Sumner C. l$lakc, dwl 719 Vallejo

Ur Frances (widow), dwl 41 Chira

It .laboe, shoemaker, (jO Annie

1. r .liunes, with Goodman & Kernau, dwl 218 Sansom
Jrr J. L., housemover and raiser, 1017 Mission, dwl

1019 Mission

Irr John G., carpenter, dwl 1811 Powell
lulke Walter, secretary United Anaheim Wine Growers'

Assii, dwl 2124 Howard
'.ii iciilierg Frederick, clerk H. Schroder, dwl NW cor

I'.llis and Webster
'.i. rcnhcrj,' George (Zierenberij <£; Slaiiier), dwl 717 Fol
''.itienlierg & Stamer ((r«o;v/e Zierenhenj and Julius C.

Staiticr), gnK'eries and liquors, SE cor Fol and Ritch
■^iiTcior Francis J., dwl 507* Hyde
. liU' GeiirLfe, waiter, dwl Helvetia Hotel

■ I Andrea-s, housecar|x;nter, dwl 432 Fifth

I Henry, carpenter, dwl 12i Dora

iior Mnie. , midwife, dwl 1021 Mission

iicr Charles K., hairdressing saloon, 6 Summer, dwl

1''07 Mission

liiicr J^'hris, paver Superintendent Streets
. iiiincr Ernest, leatler orchestra Bella Union Theater, dwl

'.114 Stockton
iiunor hYedcrick, engraver Koehler & Ritter, dwl 1007

Mission

)uer Cieorge, baker William Trost

luer Jacob, tailor, dwl 10 Varenne
ininicr John, tinsmith Thomas Casey, dwl Capp het

Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
kiinmer Julia Mrs., dwl 4 Vallejo PI
'iinnier Louis, frescopainter, dwl 909 Kearny
;iiiimemian August, farmer, dwl cor Twenty-ninth and

Mission
'imniennan I. J., clerk A. Roman & Co., dwl 314 Bush
':i!nmernian John, carpenter, dwl NW cor Polk and Mar-
ket
'.iniiiiennan John, cigarmaker, dwl 730 Union
'iijinierman Louis {M. Gradwohl <(• Co.), dwl 1311 Cal
Zimmerman Marc, musician, dwl 930 Clay
<i!nii)ennan Peter R., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl

:!18 Ritch
I'liiiienuann Adolphus,. .butcher Simon Silverberg, dwl

:0 Potrero Av

1 nermann Albert E. M., shoemaker John D. Young-

i laus, dwl 148 Third, rear
^iiiHuermann Charles, with Cal. Chemical Paint Co., dwl

E s Second Av nr Sixteenth
■^iiiiniennann Chris., marbleworker Edwd. McGrath, dwl

1114 .Market
'.innnermann Edward, hairdressing saloon, 334 Sixth
<innnennann Emanuel, miner, dwl 317 Taylor
'iminennann G. A., dwl 160j Clara
'inuncrmann H., laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl W s

Battery bet Vallejo and Green
^innnermann Henry (Silverbenj li: Co.), dwl 30 Potrero

Av
Cinnuermann Henrj', clerk Richard Brown, dwl 30 Potre-
ro Av nr Channel
■^iiinncnnann John, butcher Donnelly, Dunne & Co., dwl

Twelfth Av bet P and Q, South S. F.
•^inunerniann John, workman Sugar Refinerj', dwl 636

Pacific
'iininerinann Julius, waiter John Casimir, dwl 9 St.

.Mary PI •
Cimmermann Leo, musician, dwl 828 California
'iTiHiiermann Leonard, musician Maguire's Opera House,

dwl 1525 Powell
Cinnnemiann Robert, draftsman Kennitzer & Raun, dwl

Heinz's Hotel
'innnermaini Theodore, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer &

Co., dwl 18 First
^immennann William, teacher German South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, dwl 233 O'Farrell
<immet Joseph, egg dealer, dwl S s Silver Av nr Uni-

versitj' Mound College
;immet Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Silver Av nr University

Mound College
lingseno Peter (Zingaeno <t Nibbe), dwl 966 Howard
EI\CiSE\0 «& ^'IBBE (P. J. Zingseno and Jacob

Nibhe), proptrs Riesen Keller Saloon, SE cor Market

and Third
linka William, frescopainter, dwl 427 Shipley

Zinke Robert, maltster National Brewery, dwl SE cor

Fulton and Webster
Zinii 'I'lioiiias S. , carpenter, dwl 132 Tovvnaend
Ziiniaon Abrabam, tailor, 219 Bush, dwl 434 Clementina
Zinnanion Adoli)h, tailor, 308 Bush, dwl 37 Moss
Ziniien Jo.seph, musician Wade's Opera Hquse, dwl 124

William
Zinnigcr Joseph, baker Hemmo k. Renter, dwl 29 Kearny
Zinns Christian (Cr. Forrest Walter <t Co.), dwl 4 Tele-
graph PI
Zinns Henry L., clerk Louis A. Zinns, dwl 4 Telegraph PI
ZINXS 1,«>III.S A., stockbroker, office 106 Leidesdorff,

dwl 20(i.\ Kearny
Zinns Otto f., clerk J. M. Walker & Co., dwl 4 Telegraph PI
Ziijpol Gef)rgc, steward New Atlantic Hotel
Ziska Frederick, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-

feldt, dwl 448 Jessie
Zissig Charles, dry goods, 802 Kearny, dwl 1609 Dupont
Zivicker Paul, tanner Christian Hell wig, dwl S s Twenty-
sixth nr Howard
Zizak Antonio {Sognara cfc Z.), dwl 328 Third

Zlainbinger , cabinetmaker S. F. Manuf. Co.

Zobb Joseph, milkman Miller & Co., dwl SW cor Fran-
cisco and Pierce
Zobel Frederick, lumberman, dwl 127 Jackson
Zohel Jacob, cap manuf, 125 San room 55, dwl 44 Third
Zocchi Denis, clerk Domingo Mersich, dwl 16 Union PI
Zoe Katie, actress, dwl 836 Market
Zoeckerth John, chemist, dwl 1 St. Mary
Zoellner Charles, machinist W. T. Garratt, dwl 830 How
Zolezzi Nicola, clerk Stempelmann &Co., dwl 623 Pac
Zoller Charles, cutler Herman J. Schintz, dwl 280 Jessie
ZoUer Charles, upholsterer Fletcher & Day, dwl 412 Oc-

tavia
Zoller John, baker Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 280 Jessie
Zollner Charles, machinist, dwl Siegfried's Hotel
Zollver Henry, clerk J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 351 Te-
hama
Zolver John, brassflnisher Pac. Brass Foundry, dwl 351

Tehama
Zoney Peter, dwl Ol3Tnpic Lodgings
Zonnevylle F. M., dwl 1051 Market
Zononi Giacomo, baker, dwl Roma Hotel
Zoppi Antonio, groceries and liquors, SW cor San Jos(5

Av and Elizabeth
Zorb Anton, hairdresser Magazini & Lippert, dwl 1516

Dupont
Zorn Melchior, laborer, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Zott Nicholas, shoemaker, dwl 118 Virginia
Zriss Dennis, Mme. , teacher music, dwl 425 Sutter
Zschiesche Christian, shoemaker, 1422 Dupont
Zschiesche Edward (Lempke <t Z.), dwl 210J^ Thir-

Thirteenth
Zuargard G., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and

Morton
Zucher Joseph, blacksmith, dwl S s Sixtenth bet Folsom

and Howard
Zuckerman Jacob, watchmaker, dwl 224 Sixth
Zuecker A., cooper S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl 2118 Powell
Zuern John, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 571 Bryant
Zuger Peter, tailor, dwl 19 Hinckley
Zulke Albert, blacksmith, dwl 18 First
Zum Felde John, capitalist, dwl Chicago Hotel
Zuniga Hacora Miss, seamstress, dwl 6 St. Charles PI
Zuniga Joseph Mrs. (widow), laundress, dwl 6 St. Charles

PI
Zupar Victor (Sarscen <t- Z.), dwl 922 Harrison
Zuzzulic S., barkeeper, 323 Washington
Zvitich E., secretary Slavonic lllyric Mutual Benev. Soc,

302 Davis
Zweiter Deutscher Kindergarten, Miss Taupman teacher,

26 Oak Grove Av
Zwetich Elia, clerk Domingo Mersich, dwl 1304 Powell
Zweybrick Frederick C, cigarmaker, dwl S s Twenty-
second nr Potrero Av
Zwick Charles, bookkeeper Favre & Janjou, and manu-
facturers extract of coffee, 707 Sansom, dwl 225
Chestnut
Zwicker Frederick, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 219

Tyler
Zwicky Gabriel, clerk Swiss American Bank, dwl 621 Pine
Zwieg Hennann, South Park Malt House, 608 Brannan
Zwieg Hermann, watchman Hope Iron Works, dwl E s

Minnesota nr Solano
Zwieg Louis, tinsmith August C. Pope, dwl 134 Fourth
Zwilfhofer Mary (widow), dwl 10 Polk Lane nr Stockton
Zwisler Charles, cook Johnson & Co., 10 Sacramento
Zychlinski John, barkeeper Gustave Raschke, dwl 629
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Arademies.

[See Colleces ; also Schools.]

Account Book Haniifucturers.

[See Stationers.]

Aeconntants.

Alsey Daniel, 811 Stockton

Beardsley John H., 5 Court Block 636

Clay
Beck Adolphus G., 432 Montgomery
Chaplin M. & W. & Co., 123 California
Cheminant A. S., 405 California
Colby H. H., 121 Montgomery
Frisius & Gerlach, 622 Clay
George Robert, 606 Montgomery
Green Fretlerick, 39 Merchants' Exch
HEALD E. P., 24 Post
Holden James B., 633 Front
Lask H. J, 27 Merchants' Exchange
Lloyd John, 4114 California
Pattee Solon, 240 Montgomery
Tisdale T. R., NE cor Mission and

T»-enty-fourth
Wetzel Theodore, 526 Montgomery
Wood A. G., 321 CaUfomia

Acids— Nannrncturers.

[See Chemists.]

Adju»iter Cnstonis.

McNTJLTY CHARLES A., 43 V. S.
Court Building (see adv. dept. p. 14)

Adjuster Internal Revenue.

McNTLTY CHARLES A., 43 V. S.
Court Buililing

Adjusters Marine Losses.
Gibbs C. V. S., 318 California
Gibbs WiUiam C. , 318 California
Hopkins Caspar T., 318 California
Landers W. J., 430 California
Touchard G., 416 California

Advertising Agents.

Boyce James E. (street car), NW cor

Washington and Sansnm
Boyce Thomas, 25.Merchants' Exchange
Cheever S. G., 320 Sansom
Crane C. W., 426 Montgomery
Fisher Luther P.. 20 Merchants' Exch
Gilmore & Van Norden, 509 Clay
Glancy T., 328 Montgomery room 24
Keyt 4: Co., 508 Commercial
La Malfpa J. F. k Co.. 417 Clay
Lake William B., 309 California
Macsorley A. & Co., 608 Market
McCarthy P. E., 611 Clay
Miller Mark A., 608 Market
Pacific Newspaper Publishing Co., 532

Clay

Pring C. N., 724 Market
Riley P. 8., 3 New Montgomery
Russell & McKenney, 518 Clay
Sumner C. R., 509 Clay

Advertising Signs.

McDoweU WiUiam, 608 Market

Agents.

[See respective heads.]

Agrienltnral Implements.

[See also Hardware; also Seeds.]
Arthur J. D. & Son, SW cor California

and Davis
BAKER & HAMILTON, 15 Front
BONNEY O. Jr., 221 Mission (see adv.

dept. page 9)
Card Elisha (plows), 304 Market
Fleishman, Sichel & Co., 37 Battery
Frank Bros. & Co. (Wood's Reapers),

349 Market
Gracier F. J., SE cor Mission and Beale
Hawley C. A. & Co., 412 Market
Hawley Marcus C. & Co., 110 Front and

12 Pine
Kimball Agricultural Implement Co.,

cor Sixth and Berry
LINFORTH, KELLOGG & CO., 3

Front (see adv. dept. page xxxvi)
Oester Charles, 315 Mission
Silvester George F., 317 Washington
Treadwell & Co., SW cor Market and

Fremont
Trumbull R. J., 419 Sansom

BAKER & HAMILTON,

Manufacturers & Importers

AND

Agricultural Mplefflents,

13—19 Front, S. F.

9—15 tT, Sacramento.

Air Compressors.

Coe Lawrence W., SE cor San and Sac

Ale and Porter— Importers.

[See also Bottlers ; also Liquors.]
AMMON, CASPARI & CO., 123 Cal
Cartan, McCarthy & Co., 513 Sac
DICKSON, DE WOLF & CO., 412 Bat
Dixon C, 8 Summer
Eisenbach Louis, 11 Tyler
Forbes Brothers. 308 California
.Jackson T. W., 416 Sacramento
Read Ellis, 310 Clay

Richards & Harrison. 314 Battery
RODGERS, MEYER & CO., 212 Bat
Slorah Edward C, 708 Sansom
Ward William & Co., 509 Sacramento

Amalgamating Maehlnes.

[See also Foundries.]
HENDY J., 32 Fremont (see adv. dept.
j)age Ixxivi)

Ammonia.

SAN FRANCISCO GAS LIGHT CO.,
cor N.itoma and First (see adv.
dept. page 28)

Amnsements— Places of.

Baldwin's Academy of Music, cor Mar-
ket and Powell
Bella Union Theater. 803 Kearny
California Theater, N s Bush bet Kear-
ny and Dupout
Chinese Theater, 618 Jackson
Chinese Theater (New), 623 Jackson
City Gardens, Folsora nr Twelfth
German Theater (California), N s Bush

bet Kearny and Dupont
Maguire's New Theater, 325 Bush
Maguire's Opera House, 318 Bush
New Lyceum, SE cor Sac and Kearny
New Olympic Varieties, SE cor Third

and Mission
Pacific Hall, N s Bush bet Kearny and

Dupont
Pacific Museum, Hardie PI lu^ Kearny
Palace Amphitheater, SW cor Mission

and New Montgomery
Palace Opera House, SW cor Mission

and New Montgomery
Piatt's New Music Hall, 216 Mont
WADES OPERA HolTSE, N s Mis-
sion bet Third and Fourth
Woodward's Gardens, cor Mission and
Valencia

Anchors, Chains, etc.

[See Shipchandlers.]

Antimony— Renners of.

Starr & Mathison, Berry bet Fourth
and Fifth

Apothecaries.

[See also Drugs.]

Abramson & Bacon, 717 Clay

Angell Jonathan W., NW cor First and
Folsom

Armitage Joseph, 512 Kearny

Amheim .Julius S., 24 Steuart

Barbat John, 910 Pacific .

Basford W. L., SE cor Bilh and Fill-
more

Bauer John A., 101 Post

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., manufacturers of Steele's California Perfumes.

PINE WATCHES and JEWELHY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery,, ll

864

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

Bayly C. A., SE cor Sixth and Howard

BeDnet Henry W., 21 Third

Boerioke & Tafel (homeopathic), 234

Sutter
Brannan M. L., 1135 Folsom
Bryan William J., 1 New Montgomery,

NW cor Second and Howard, NW

cor Third and Howard, and 603

Merchant ,
Buehler Au^'ust, 1330 Dupont
Burnett G. G., 327 Montgomery
Clinton C. A., NW cor Railroad Av and

Twelfth, South S. F.
Coffin & Mayhew, .SE cor Sixteenth and

Valencia and SE cor Twenty-first

and Howard
Colman A. F., NE cor Jones and Green
Curtis James & Co., SEcor .Steuartand

Market
Di Nola L., NW cor Twelfth and How
Drossel Joseph H., NW cor Dupont

and Geary
Dwyer Joseph, 219 Pacific
Edwards Thomas M., NE cor Kearny

and Jackson
Evans Aaron, 227 Hayes
Fales F. O., 210 Sutter
Flinn P. R., 722 Slontgomery
Fowler George H., 1711 Market
Fowler Monmouth H., SE cor Sixth

and Harrison
Gates James H., NW cor New Mont-
gomery and Howard
Gates J. R. &, Co., NW cor Sansomand

Commercial
Geriehten Ph. & Co., 535 Commercial
Gros Alfred, NW cor Kearny and Wash
Hassenpflug F., 144 .Dupont
Hastings Benjamin, 400 Fourth
Hay R. R., cor Twenty-second and Miss
Hilmer Louis, SWcor Geary and Larkin
Hilmer L. & Co., NE cor Nineteenth

and Mission
Hohlweg Frederick, NE cor Polk and

Jackson
Holbrook Charles B. Jr., NW cor Fol-
som and Eleventh
Huie George W., NW cor Eleventh and

Mission
Judson H. H., 14 Stockton
Kearny Peter A., SW cor Folsom and

First
KeUy Terrence B., 503 Davis and 214

Kendall C. B., 136 Hayes

Koeller W., SE cor Taylor and Eddy

Kurtz A. M., SWcor Turk and Hyde

Lanszweert Louis, 410 Fourth

Le Tourney T. J,, 659 Clay

Lef evre B. , SE cor Wash and Dupont

Leipnitz & Co., 419 Bush

Lengfeld A. L., NE cor Stockton and
Geary

Luedinghausen & Petersen, 510 Hayes

Mayhew W. E., 144 Fomth

McBoyle A. & Co., 504 Wasliington

McDonald D., 1002 Stock-ton

McDonnell J. J., SE cor Sixth and Mar-
ket

Mentz C. H., 1125 Dupont

Mervy A. & Co., SE cor Montgomery
Av and Green

MiUer William C, 1124 Stockton

Moody John C. & Co., 214 Kearny

Newmark Valentine, NW cor Union
and Powell

Painter & Calvert, SE cor Kearny and
Clay and NW cor How and Fourth

Petibeau Edward, 1114 Folsom

Pickering William, SE cor Broadway
and Stockton

Piquet Edmond, 727 Washington

Bring E. J., 214 Pacific

Richards C. F. & Co., SW cor Sansom
and Clay

Roethe Christian, SE cor Bryant and
Third

Rottanzi Antonio, SE cor Folsom and
Third

Roturier & Zabaldano, SE cor Dupont
and Pacific

Rule J. W, 300 Third

Schmidt Henry W. k Bro., SE cor Kear-
ny and Sacramento

Searby William M., 869 Market

Shaw Henry B., NE cor Sutter and Pow

Simpson William, 609 Davis

STEELE Jj»IES G. & CO., 316 Kear

Steylaars C. L., NE cor Dupont and
Montgomery Av

Stobie S. A. & Co., 413 Kearny
Szarvash S. T., 1155 Howard
Trouette H. L. E., 304 Fourth
Von dcrLeith F. H., NE cor Broadway

and Powell
Von der Leith & Keil, SW cor Sixth and

Folsom
Von Luedinghausen O. W., 510 Hayes
Wakelee H. P., SE cor Montgomery

and Bush
Ward D. W., NW cor Pine and Polk
Wenzell W. T., 852 Market
Widber James H., SW cor Market and

Third
Wilhelm Carl L., NW cor Sixth and

Mission
Wood WiUiam H., 61 Second
Young Joseph, 1116 Folsom
ZeOe Charles D., 528 Pacific
Zelner William, SE cor Miss and Fifth

J. G. STEELE & CO.

Apothecaries and Chemists

316 Kearnt.

Apothecaries— Chinese.

Chan Ning Tu k Kee, 704 Dupont

Chung AVo Tong, 933 Dupont

Fook Chang Tong, NE cor Sac and Dup

Kee Sang Tong, 742 Sacramento

Oy Wo Tong & Co., 708 Jackson

Pap Chow Tong, W s Washington Alley

bet Washington and .Taokson
Sing Quongon, 823 Dupont
Tie Sang Tong, 929 Dupont
Tin Wo Tong, 622 Jackson
Wah Chong & Co., 714 Dupont
Wing Yu Tong, 715 Jackson
Yan Oo Tong, 705 Jackson
Yee Chy Lung & Co., 810 Dupont
Yee Shung Tong Wo Kee, 650 Jackson
Yuen Sung Hong, 744 Commercial
Yung Yu Tung & Co., 710 Dupont

Apothecaries— Homeopathic.

Boerioke & Tafel, 234 Sutter
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 316 Kearny

Aqnarians.

Hermann Theodore & Co., 630 Wash

Artliitects.

Ackerson Chas. H., 215 Kearny
Apel John, 610 Sacramento
Babson Seth, 320 California
Ball R. C, 49 Merchants' Exchange
Bennett A, A., 302 Montgomery
Bestor Henry T., 652 Market
Bones J. W., 603 Washington
Bordwell George, 515 California
Bordwell George A., 302 Montgomery
Bugbee S. C. & Son, 312 Sansom
Cleaveland Heiuy W., 507 Montgomery
Clinch Bryan J., 432 Montgomery
Cummings George P., 131 Montgomery
CURLETT WILLIAM, 330 Pine
EISEN THEODORE A., 330 Pine
Erving Robert, 1400 Van Ness Av
Faniuharson David, 309 Montgomery
Frazee V., 302 Montgomery
Gaynor John P., 315 California
Geddes Charles, 316 California
Godard Jules, 302 Montgomery
Goddard George H., 103 Montgomery
Gasling James, 724i Market
Gosling Joseph, 608 Market and 9 Post
Hathaway E. A., new City Hall
Heim F., 625 Pacific
Hoagland William C, 432 Montgomery
Hochholzer & Apponyi, 120 Sutter
Hueme Prosper, 702 Washington
Kenitzer & Raun, 601 California
Laver A., 215 Sansom
Lee & Winstanley, 636 Clay
Leonard & De Vry, 515 California
Luedecke H., 302 Montgomery
Macy Henrj' C, 236 Montgomery

MARQUIS JOHN, 204 Montgomery ■
McDoug.a!l Bamett, 330 Pine
Molera& Cebrian, 40 Merchants' Excb
Mooser W., 302 Montgomery
Newsom Bros., 309 Montgomery
Patton William, 405 California
Pearson C. B., 603 Wa.shington
Portois & Hillert, 207 Sansom
Russell & Gould, 309 Montgomery
Schmidt P. R., 103 Post
Snyder A. A., 17 Halleck
Townsend & Wyueken, 515 California
Van Riper & De Blois 724). Market
Welsh T. J.. 302 Montgomery
Wilber Joseph W., 137 Montgomery
Williams .S. H., 61 Merchants' Exch
WinterhaUer W. W.. 302 Montgomery
Wolfe & Son, 240 Montgoraeiy
Wright & Sanders, 418 California

WILLIAM CURLETT,

330 Pine. Offices 51 and 62.
Successor to Johnston <fe Curlett.

T. A. EISEN,

Academy Bnilding, S.'iO Pine St.,
Rooms 59 and 60.

J. MARQUIS,

204 MONTGOMERY,

(Corner Bush and Montgomery.)

Residence, 221" Pacific Avenue.

Arcliltcctnral Materials.

RANSOME E. L., 10 Bush

Stone Fronts, Steps, Etc.
ERNEST L RANSOME,

Patentee and Manufacturer Artificial
Stone. 10 BUSU.

Art Galleries.

HOUSEWORTH T. & CO., 9 Mont

ROOS JOSEPH & CO., 20 Post

San Francisco Art Association, 313 Pine

Snow & May, 21 Kearny

Wade's Art Gallery, N s Miss nr Third

Artesian Well Borers.

Delany Patrick, 7644 Howard
Higgins Uriah, 311 Pine

Artiflclal Flowers.

[See also Milliners.]
Amoudts Constant, 4 Hartman PI
Choubert Jules, 755 Mission
Gerrish M. E., (wax), 308 Post
Getz Anna Mrs., 743 Howard
Haker W. & Hinz, 545 Market
Held Brothers & Co., NE cor Sausom

and Market
Hornby W. Mrs., 411 Natoma
Kahn Henrietta Mrs., 407 Kearny
SciaUero T. Mme., 1009 Washington

Artificial Linibs.

COOK H. N., agent. 415 Market
Jewett Jarvis, 21 Merchants' Exchange
Koehler August. 718 Washington
SPRING MENZO, 166 Tehama (see
adv. dept. page 15)

Artiflclal Stone.

Eureka Stone Manufacturing Co., 567

Market
Frear Stone Co., 414 California
Manhattan Marble Co., 13 Fromont
RANSOME ERNEST L., 10 Bush
Union Stone Co., 740 Fourth

Smithsonian Medioal and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. Sl^ITH, M.D., Propt]

1^. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 71G Kearny, Established 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

865

ERNEST L. RANSOME

PaU'iitco and Miiinirucliirer
Arlificiiil Stone,

ArtiMts* .Mnlrrinl.s.

noi-oft A. L. & Co.. 721 Market
..I ley H. W.. i;20 Clay
t;TKK imos. vV CO., 12 Second
iris, Schwali Ji: Vo. 21 Post
i. !,-< JO.SKPH & CO., 20 Post
i\v & May, 21 Keaniy

IltTKTKK BROS. « V«.

niDoners ot Artists' & Gilte' Materials

Dk.I'ot, 12 Srcovu,
imfactnrHr.s of Sheet Wax; Deal-
ers in all Colors and Materials
for Wax Flowers.

.lOSiKI*!! R4»ON <& CO.

■IS' Maierials, Picmres, Fraies,

'assepartouts, and everything
aining to Art. 20 Post.

AspliHltiiiii >V4ifl-kcrs.

lut B.. 402 Montgomery
V n k Wilson, 614 Mission '
I;K'I'; F. H., SOl Montgomery
uoil Rock antl Asphaltum Paving
1 .1.. (.07 Montgomery
N('AN GEORGE & CO., 652 Mar-

K,.t

iibiu^-C. E., 307 Sutter
,'-; H. W., 826 Jackson

ly J. S., 22S Montgomery

in & Flaherty, 35 Post

. & Merriman. .330 Pine

alF. N., 420.1acksoa

u;N. P., 638 Market

v.irth & Roilly, 11 Sutter
!.in N. C, 219Mis.sion
r-l John, 912 Geary

FR.\NK H. BURKE, Aspbaltim Rooter,

'With Portable Kettles, can do

N Better and Cheaper, avoid-

delays, smut, dirt, DANGKK

M FIRE, besides gre.at kx-

sK of cooking Asphaltum on

premises.

ft-fj*FnsrIish and American

FolLu and Koofingr Materials

For Sale. 50I iWOHfTWY.

GEO. DUNCAN & CO.

^/^pMltflin and Mastic Roofing Co.

:fiiifsand .Sidewalks done in the
•t manner and at the most reason-
ijiiole [iricps. New roofs laid and old
leaky roufs re-oovered and repaired.
Also, tin and zinc roofs covered with
Asphaltum or Mastic Paint.
Office, 6.52 M.\RKET, NE cor.
Kearny, up stairs.

Assayers.

De Crano Edraond G., 412 Commercial
De Groot Harry. G3G Union
Falkenau Louis (State), 421 Mont
Palkenau & Reese, 421 Montgomery
Hanks Henry G., 617 Montgomery
Hayne Arthur, 533 Kearny
Huhn & Luckhardt. 21 First
Johnston W. D., 427 Montgomery
KeUy J. G., 225 Seventh
KUH LEOPOLD, 611 Commercial (see

adv. dept. page liii)
Mars & Irelan, 47 Merchants' Exchange
Mosheimer J., 507 Montgomery
Mos.s Ernest G., 624 O'Farrell
Pacific Refinery and Bullion Exchange,

416 Montgomery
Phillips J. S.. 640 Clay
Price T., 524 Sacramento
Reichling F. & Co., 400 Montgomery

Rich G., 329 Montgomery

Rielm, Henune & Co., 404 Montgomery

Kii.tte Iv N., 330 Pine

STKiaj-; JAMES G. & CO., 316 Kear

.Strong \, Co.. 10 Stevenson

SWISS AMEKK!AN BANK, 527 Clay

(.sou a.lv. dept, page xiii)
White John C, 107 Ridley

AsKa.vcrs' Mutrrinl.s.

Caire Justinian, 530 Wiu^iington
Fellows E. P. & Co., 318 Clay
Goodyear Rubber Co., J. Eraser agent,

577 Market
Marsh H. F., 316 Clay
Newman .t Bennett, 411 Washington
Starr & Mathison (crucibles). Berry nr

Fifth
TAYLOR JOHN & CO., 512 Wash

A^troloscrs.

Antonia C. Mmc., 1341 Post
Cohen Simon, 405 Kearny
D.ahm (^harles, 7 .Stockton
Exodiiis Julia Mrs., 113 Fourth
Ka.'isormaii A. Mme., 651 Folsom
Majm- D. G., 321 Pine
Tirlemau S. A. Mrs., 464 Sixth

Attorney.s at Law.

Abels S. E., 52 Montgomery Block

Ackerman C. L., 420 California

Adams Amos C, 40 Montgomery Block

Adams Frederick H., 606 Montgomery

Adams John Q., 641 Washington

Aiken Charles, 34 Mont Block

Aiken William H., 34 Mont Block

Aldrich L., 330 Pine

Allen James M., 309 Montgomery

Allen William H., 607 Washington

Alvarado Juan C, 330 Pine

AniesF.. 17 City Hall

Andros Milton, 18 U. S. Court Building

Applegate Josiah H., 729 Montgomery

Ash Robert, 605 Clay

Ashby Elijah W., 533 Kearny

Bachclder John W., 1106 Kearny

Bachelder T. F., 622 Clay

Ba.?ley Townsend, 637 Kearny

Baker George F., 502 Montgomery

Baker Orrin S., 526 Montgomery

Baldwin Lloyd, 606 Montgomery

Ball A. E.. 502 Montgomery

Barber William, 323 California

Barbour Clitus, 605 Pine

Barnes E. D., Cosmopolitan Hotel

Barnes W. H. L., 426 California

Barrows W. H., 76 Montgomery Block

Barstow Alfred, 330 Pine

Barstow D. P., 320 Sansom

Barstow George, 315 California

Bartlett Columbus, 636 Sacramento

Bartlett Earl, 35 Montgomery Block

Bartlett Washington, 12 Montgomery

Batchelor Edward P., 7 Mont Block

Bates Joseph C, 434 California

Beatty Samuel G., 309 Jones

Belcoiu- Jules, 436 Jackson

Beldeu Edwin S., 637 Kearny

Belknap David P., 604 Merchant

Bell John P., 215 Sansom

Benham Calhoun, 1 Montgomery Block

Bennett Nathaniel, 535 Clay

Bergln Michael, 79 Montgomery Block

Bergin Thomas I., 309 Montgomery

Berlin F. A., 515 California

BmlsaU S. T., 504 Kearny

Bishop Thomas B., 522 Montgomery

Blair Augustine, SW cor Howard and

Twenty-fifth
Blake Maurice B., 729 Montgomery
Blake Maurice C, 729 Montgomery .
Blanding John G., 507 Montgomery
Blanding William, 507 Montgomery
Blaney Edward W., 63S Clay
Blood J. H., 23 Montgomery Block
Boalt John D., 410 Montgomery
Bodfish William H., 612 Clay
Booth Andrew G., 604 Merchant
Botts Charles T., 123 California
Bowie Henry P., 318 California
Boyd James T., 629 Kearny
Bradford A. C, 507 Montgomery
Brandon Joseph R., 604 Merchant
Brandt I. B. L., 430 California
Brewer .John H., 33 Merchants' Exch
Britton Zenas E., 433 California
Brodie S. H., 604 Merchant

BROOKS BENJAMIN S, 6 Mont Av.

Brooks K L. B., 822 Folsom

Brown Harvey S., NE cor Fourth and

Townsend
Brown Lawrence L. , 607 Washington
Brumfield W. H., 612 Clay
Bugbee John S., 20 Montgomery Block
Bulkeley L. K., 603 Washington
Burbank (^aleb, 47 Montgomery Block
Burch JohnC. .•<30 I'ine
Burnett John M., 623 Montgomery
Burnett Pinter H., 201 Saiif.om
Biurnett Wellington S., 13 City Hall
Bj'rne P. W., 606 Montgomery
Campbell Alexander, 621) Kearny
Campbell Alexander Sr., 528 California
Campbell Henry C, 528 (Jalifornia
Carpentier Edward R., 330 Pine
Carpentier Horace W., 330 Pine
Carr Levi T., 33 Montgomei-y Block
Carson James G., 637 Kearny
Carter John W., 620 Washington
Cary James C, 507 Montgomery
Casserly Eugene, 318 Califo nia
Castelhun Frederick J., 607 Kearny
Chace William B., 29 Merchants' Exch
Chadbourne J., 528 California
Chamberlain George W.. 606 Mont
Chevers W. H., 629 Kearny
Chickering W. H., 426 Cr.lifornia
Chipley T. L. M., 515 California
Chittenden N. W., 803 Montgomery
Chretien John M,, 604 Merchant
Churchill Clark, 20 Montgomery Block
Clark Charles, 620 Washington
Clark Joseph Jr., 605 Clay
Clark Leonard S., 606 Montgomery
Clark William H.. 808 Montgomery
Clarke Henry K. W., 330 Pine
Clarke Samuel J. Jr., 25 U. S. Court

Building
Clement H. N., 606 Montgomery
Clement Roswell P., 606 Montgomery
Clyde Robert S., 523 Kearny
Cobb Moses G., 63 Nevada Block
Coffey James V. , 729 Montgomery
Coghlau John M., 7 U. S. Court Bldg
Cohen A. A., 224 Sansom
Cole Cornelius, 2 U. S. Court Building
Collins .John A. , 53 Montgomery Block
Colton Alric O., 11 Montgomery Block
Colton D. D., NE cor Townsend and

Fourth
Colton F. D., 11 Montgomery Block
Cook Carroll, 535 Clay
Cook G. W. F., 509 Kearny
Cook Henry, 19 Harrison Av
Cooney M., 7 Court Block
Cope W. W., 629 Kearny
Cornwall W. A., 640 Clay
Cowdery Jabez F., 606 Montgomery
Cowles Samuel, 62i Clay
Craig J. D., 2249 Mission
Craig William, 534 California
Crane A. M., 410 Montgomery
Crane Henry F., 729 Montgomery
Creigh J. D., 714 Shotwell
Crittenden James L., 60 Merchants

Exchange
Crockett J. B., 640 Clay
Crosby William, 410 Kearny
Crowley Timothy J., 629 Kearny
Culver William H., 6 Post
Cummins P., 636 Clay
Currey John, 504 Kearny
Cutter Samuel L., 302 Montgomery
Daingerfield William P., NW cor Sac-
ramento and Montgomery
Dalrymple W. H., 603 Washington
Dameron J. P., 640 Clay
Dane J. H., 426 California
Dann F. P., 604 Merchant
Darwin Charles Ben., 8 Mont Av
Delany Charles McC, 519 Montgomery
Dempsey Peter, 421 Montgomery
Desbeck John, 25 Montgomery Block
Desty Robert, 611 Clay
Deuprey Eugene N., 606 Montgomery
Dickinson J. H., 535 California
DoggettS. W., 605 Clay
Douthitt D. William, 414 California
Doyle John T., 323 California
Drake Eugene B., 708 Montgomery
Drake J. H.. Russ House
Drown A. N., 621 Clay
Drum Thomas J., SW cor Clay and

Stockton
Du Bnitz Frederick C. M., 535 Cal
Dwinelle John W., 509 Kearny
Dwinelle Samuel H., 8 Montgomery Av

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Monl

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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Edmonds Marcus A., 626 Washington
Elliott George, 929 Mission
Ellsworth John, 520 Montgomery
Ely Alexander, 605 Clay
Emmet C. Temple, 224 Sansom
Enos John S,. 640 Clay
Ephraim E. E., 219 Elm Av
Estee Morris M,, 410 Montgomery
Evans Oliver P., 504 Kearny
Farnum J. E., 622 Clay
Fay James D., 620 Washington
Felton John B., 526 Montgomery
Ferrall Robert, 8 Montgomery Av
Field Stephen J.. U. S. Court Building
Fifield WiUiam H.. 522 Montgomery
Finn John F., 636 Clay
Fitch Thomas, 309 Montgomery
Fitch WiUiam S., 151 Silver
Flenniken R. P., 1405 Taylor
Flood Noah F., 622 Clay
Foote W. W., 309 Montgomery
Foucault V. M., 330 Pine
Fox Charles N., 528 California
Freidenrich David, 408 California
French Frank J., 528 California
Gage H. T„ 408 California
Gallagher Thomas J., NW cor Com-
mercial and Montgomery
Galpin Philip G., 402 Montgomery
Garber John, 320 Sansom
Garvy W. V., 707 Green
George Julius, NW cor Mont and Sac
Gibbons William, 520 Montgomery
Gibbs Charles Erwin, 402 Montgomery
Gibson E. M., 606 Montgomery
GiUespie C. V., 641 Washington
GitcheU James M., 636 Clay
Godoy J. F., 604 Merchant
GoffC. P., 622 Clay
Goodfellows W. S., 531 Cal
Goold Edmond L., 509 Kearny
Gordon George W., 622 Clay
Gough H. Dorsey, 30 Montgomery Block
Granniss G. W. , 43 Montgomery Block
Gray Giles H., 420 Calif omia
(Jreathouse C. R., 309 Montgomery
Greene W. E., NE cor Mont and Pine
Grey Cyril V., 604 Merchant
Griffith A. H., 330 Pine
Grimwood A. D., U. S. Court Building
Gunnison Andrew J., 604 Merchant
Gumee Clinton, 306 Pine
Haft E. E., 507 Montgomery
Hager John S., 317 Powell
Haggin James B. , 309 Montgomery
Haggin L. T., 439 California
Haight Henry H., 207 Sansom
Hale William, 704 Montgomery
Hall C. P., 240 Montgomery
Hall Frederic, 519 Montgomery
Hall Gaven D., 420 Tehama
Hall John Chase, 240 Montgomery
Hall S. P., 240 Montgomery
Halsey Charles 46 Montgomery Block
Hamilton Jo., 640 Clay
Hamilton R. W., 507 Montgomery
Hanna A. W., 609 Sacramento
Hariling James W., 704 Montgomery
Hardy Lowell J. Jr., 533 Kearny
Harmon John B., 402 Montgomery
Harris J. A., 240 Montgomery
Harrison Ralph C, 402 Montgomery
Harrison Robert, 430 California
Harston E. F. Buttemer (and of the
English and New Zealand courts),
309 Montgomery
Hart J. B., 330 Pine
Hart W. H. H., 401 California
HaskeU D. H., NE cor Fourth and

Townsend
Hassett Martin C, 637 Kearny
Hastings S. Clinton, 636 Clay
Hatch Charles E., 507 Montgomery
Haven James M., 420 California
Haycock Judson, 614 Merchant
Hayes G.B.B., 604 Clay
Hayes William, 604 Clay
Hayne Robert Y., 606 Montgomery
Head Edward F., 47 Montgomery Block
Heath Albert, 507 Montgomery
Henry Samuel H., 708 Montgomery
Henry W. P., 606 Montgomery
Hent Reuben W., 605 Clay
Herrin W. T., 629 Clay
Heslep A. M,, 523 Kearny
Heydenfeldt Solomon, 309 Montgomery
Heydenfeldt Solomon Jr., 414 Cal
Higby William, 006 Montgomery
Highton Henry E., 528 California
Hittel Theodore H., 526 Montgomery

Hoffman Ogden, V. S. Court Building
Hoge George G. W., 27 Mont Block
Hoge Joseph P., 5 Montgomery Block
Holden Joseph, 312 California
Holladay Samuel W., 502 Montgomery
Holland Nathaniel, 605 Clay
Holmes Walter G., 22 U. S. Court Bldg
Holt Thomas H., 305 Montgomery
Holway Seth P., 822 Sutter
Hood P. B., 625 Merchant
Hosmer Hezekiah L., 1200 Leav
Houghton R. E., 315 California
Howard C. Greenwich, 531 California
Howard John B., 85 Mont Block
Howe D. A., 715 Clay
Howe E. A., Dunbar Alley
Howe Henry J., 715 Clay
Hoyt James T., 63 Merchants' Eich
Hudson George, 608 Montgomery
Himiphreys J. T., 716 Montgomery
Hunt John Jr., 409 California
Hurlbut Rodney, W s Howard bet

Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Hutchinson Ely I., 606 Montgomery
Huxley Thomas C, 535 California
Hyde F. A., 504 Jackson
Hyde Henry C, 41H CaUfomia
Irvine William, 609 Sacramento
Irving Henry P., 44 Montgomery Block
Jacobs Henry, 304 Third
Jaeghers A. J., 616 Eddy
Jarboe John R., 402 Montgomery
JeUet J. H., 329 California
Joachimsen H. L., 804 Montgomery
Johnson Francis, 609 Sacramento
Johnson J. A., 609 Sacramento
Johnson N., 1725 Pine
Johnson Sydney L., 523 Montgomery
Johnston George Pen, 533 Washington
Johnston William W. , 729 Montgomery
Johnstone William, 26 Sixth
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Jones De Witt Clinton. 215 Sansom
Keeney G. D., 6 Montgomery Block
Kennedy Frank, 604 Merchant
King Cameron H., 207 Sansom
King G. M. S.. 507 Montgomery
Kinley J. M., 12 Montgomery Block
Knight H. L., 13 O'Farrell
Knowles S. W., 813 Howard
Ladd Parish B., 637 Kearny
Lake Delos, 215 Sansom
Lamar Joseph B. , 609 Sacramento
Latham M. S., 426 California
Latham W. B., 1623 Webster
Latimer L. D., 309 Montgomery
Lawler Frank W. , 507 Montgomery
Lawrence Edwin A., 316 California
LaT*-ton W. N. B., 309 Montgomery
Le Breton Albert J., 609 Sacramento
Lee R. M., 640 Clay
Leggett J., 605 Clay
Leviston George, 330 Pine
Leviston William, 6 Montgomery Av
Levy W. H., 727 Grove
Lichtenstein L. H., 615 Sacramento
Lies Eugene, 6 Montgomery Av
Lloyd John, 411^ California
Lloyd R. H., 309 Montgomery
Loewy William, 520 Montgomery
Louderback Davis Jr., 17 City Hall
Loughborough Alexander H., NW cor

Slontgomery and Sacramento
Love John L., 309 California
Low Charles A., 116 Leidesdoril
Lowenberg Harris, 306 Montgomery
Lull Louis R., 808 Montgomery
Lupton Samuel L., City Hall
LjTich Michael, 316 California
Mann S. A.. 108 Ellis
Marble J., 634 Minna
Marsh C. C, 330 Pine
Marye George T. Jr., 322 Montgomery
Mastick E. B., 520 Montgomery
Mastick J. W., 520 Montgomery
Matthews William. 522 Montgomery
McAllister Cutler, 309 Montgomery
McAllister Hall, 309 Montgomery
McBride H. E., C07 Clay
McCabe James, 74 Montgomery Block
McCarthy Edward F., 622 Clay
McCeney J. C, 606 Montgomery
McClellan R, Guy, 535 Clay
McClure D. M., 320 Sansom
McElrath J. E., 715 Clay
McEntee T. M., 804 Montgomery
McGraw Edward W., 414 C!alifornia
McGrew W. H., 72 Montgomery Block
McHeury John, 640 Clay
McKee Ossian H., 63 Merchants' Exch

McKee Samuel B.. 27 Post

McKenna J. A., 426 California

McKlnstry E. W., 640 Clay

McLane Charles E., 417 Keamy

McNamara T., 63S Clay

McNiUty Charles A., 43 U. S. Court Bldg

McQuaid John A., 820 Lombard

McSloy T., 534 Bush

Mee James, 622 Clay

Mee Joseph P. , 622 Clay

Meeks Washington, 330 Pine

Meighan J. J., 621 Clay

Meredith John H., 534 California

Merrill Annis, 606 Montgomery

Merrill George B., 430 California

Merry T. K., 13 City HaU

Metcalfe J. B.. 635 Sacramento

Mhoon J. B.. 16 Montgomery Av

MUls WH., 608 Ellis

Mitchell H. K.. 1122 Pine

Mogan Patrick J., 408 California

Mone J. J., 309 Montgomery

Moore Elliott J., 78 Montgomery Block

Moore Henry K., 528 California

Moore James M., SW cor Eighth and

Mission
Moore Joseph H., 78 Montgomery Blk
Morgan Benjamin, 528 California
Morrison Robert F., 29 Montgomery Blk
Morrow William W., 309 Montgomery
Mosher J. P., 408 California
Mott Gordon N. , 523 Kearny
Mott Willian» H., 432 Montgomery
MowTy L. I., 21 Court Building
Mullan John, 504 Jackson
Mullany Michael, 53i California
MulviUe Neptune B., 604 Merchant
Murfey Samuel S., 60? Montgomery
Murphy Daniel J.. 8 Montgomery Av
Murphy P. G., 312 California
Myrick Milton H.. 18 City HaU
Nagle P. B.. 604 Merchant
Naphtaly Joseph, 430 California
Napthaly B. F, 3 Howard Court
Needles Alfred P., 804 Montgomery
Neimiaun Paul, 432 Montgomery
Newhall Horatio C, 637 Keamy
Newlands Frank G., 309 Montgomery
Newman B. B., 729 Montgomery
Newmark N., 330 Pine
Nicholson W. A. S., 520 Montgomery
Nicholson W. J. S., 23 PoweU
NUes A. C, 640 Clay
Northrop D. B., 123 Montgomery Block
Nougues Joseph M., 539 California
Nourse George A., 306 Pine
O'Brien Thomas V., 712 Montgomery
O'Connor Fraiik, 636 Clay
Olney Warren, 507 Montgomery
Page C, 1'>U. S. Court Building
Pardow A. A.. 636 Clay
Parker Charles H.. 13 Montgomery Blk
Patterson David W., 224 Minna
Patterson William H., 609 Sacramento
Peachy A. C, 112 Montgomery
Petrarchi F., 533 Howard
Phelan Joseph P., 609 Sacramento
Phelps Charles H., 306 Pine
PhiUips John B., 636 Clay
PhiUips Stephen H., 426 California
Pierson WiUiam M.. NW cor Montgom-

erj- and Commercial
PUlsbury E. S., NE cor Montgomery

and Pine
Pixley Frank M., 430 California
Plunkett William A., 528 California
Porter Nathan, 504 Kearny
Poston J. M., 420 California
Powell H. A., 520 Montgomery
Pratt Leonidas E., 636 Sacramento
Pratt Orville C, 507 Montgomery
Preston Edgar F., 606 Montgomery
Preston H. L., 516 Sutter
Price G., Overland House
Price Lyttleton, 606 Montgomery
Prince L. M., 1413 Dupont
Proffatt J., 309 Montgomery
Pringle Edward J., 606 Montgomery
Provines R. R., 611 Washington
Putnam Stillman N.. 704 Montgomery
Quint Leander, 30 Montgomery Block
Ransom Lee J.. 609 Sacramento
Rearden Timothy H., 636 Clay
Regensburger DaWd H., 411i California
Reid H. H., 729 Montgomery
Reynolds Leonard. 626 Washington
Rej-uolds Samuel F., 626 Washington
Rhodes A. L., 640 Clay
Rhodes William H., 420 California
Rice James, SW cor Sansom and Jack

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BEAMISH'S— Importer Purnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Marke'

?. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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)ns Alfred, 409 California
>: ;\ Alfred, (iOt) Moutijoinery
l;i\ Hiile, 7(W Moutgoniery
l;i\t.iril Kniiuet H., 528 California
' ' rts Samuel S., 362 Seveutetjnth
rts Sherman S., cor Seventeenth
iiul Second Av
ii>3(Jeorge, 914 Sutter
nson Cornelius P., SW cor Mont-
gomery and Commercial
iiison E. I., NE cor Fourth and
i'ownsend

iiiSonR., NE cor Fourth and Towna-
,iid

iiison S., 9 Montgomery Block
iie John J., 9 Montgomery Block
ITS A.. 207 Sansom
- rs Daniel. 604 Merchant
rs Robert C. 3!J9 Montgomery
,r J. W., 438 California
i ribaum S., 715 Clay
iitba! M., 535 California
• ischild JoseiJi S., 604 Clay
al W., 414 California
1 J. H., 957 Howard
u Richard F., 64 J Clay
u Thomaa P., 8 Montgomery Av
rdR. H., 438 California
lers Sidney. 507 M<mtgomery
Icrson Silas W., NE cor Fourth and
I'owusend

.(lers John H.. 417 Kearny
cr E. D.. 502 Montgomery
er Frederick A.. 804 Montgomery
, er Lorenzo, 3 U. S. Court Building
ver L. S. B., 1 U. S. Court Building

■ er Woodbury D., 622 Clay
William P.. 728 Montgomery

I'ture Henry D., 323 California
■-'.e A. C. 502 Montgomery
! - William H., 63 Merchants' Exch
• n Daniel M., 309 California

■ ell James M. . 509 Kearny
ranee J. G., 607 Kearny

Iburne George D.. 623 Montgomery
■lt J. K., 123 First Avenue
.:ter James McM.. 13 Mont Block
i.kland J. H., NE cor California
and Davis

iiklin James W., 728 Montgomery
rp George F., 409 California
:p L. H., 215 Sansom
rp W. H., 409Cahfornia
rp Solomon A., 13 Nevada Block
rp William H., 409 California
rpstein John R., 502 Montgomery
..V W. J., Pacific Club
;rer Lewis, 609 Sacramento

k Oscar T., 504 Montgomery
-rst H. G. 636 Clay
luonsT. H., 636 Clay
.-.on Robert, 803 Montgomery
-h C. W. M , 423 Montgomery
:h G. Frank, 502 Montgomery
th J. Howard, 502 Montgomery
;h Sydney V., 630 Sacramento
th Sydney V. Jr., 630 Sacramento

th John H., 623 Montgomery
•hard James B.. 1 Montgomery Blk
1 liug E. C. 636 Commercial
aiding C. A.. 54 Montgomery Block
Hiding G. W., 309 Montgomery
iioer Oscar H., 408 California
ivalo Augustus D., 430 Jackson
, y J. S., 401 Cahfomia
Illy John A., NW cor Montgomery
and Clay

■'l)ins James C, 408 California
•son Edward Gray. 315 California

■ enson Jonathan D., NE cor Jack-
son and Front

-art W M.. 43 Nevada Block
at William P., 604 Merchant
« William W., 19 Court Block
irt James F., 603 Montgomery
;!Tan Daniel T., 123 California
iivan Eugene L., 6 Montgomery Av
iivan Jeremiah D.. 408 California
livan J. F.. 607 Kearny
lerland F, Grand Hotel
■iierland F. E.. 647 Merchant
- :it John F.. 430 California
Taliaferro T. W.. 317 Jessie
Tapscott Edwin H.. 50 Montgomery Blk
Taylor E. E. R., 207 Sansom
Taylor Frank F., 429 Montgomery
Taylor James M., 526 Montgomery
Tevis Lloyd, 504 California
Tewksbury L. M., 716 Montgomery
Thompson A. S., 804 Montgomery

Thompson A. W., NE cor California

and Davis
Thonip.son H., .192 Montgomery
Thompson R. Aug.. 806 Montgomery
Thomp.son Robert. 76 Montgomery Blk
Thome Isaac N.. 73 Montgomery Block
Thornton C. 504 Montgomery
Thornton H. I.. 320 Sanstm
Thornton James D.. 804 Montgomery
Tibbey H. S . 600 Montgomery
Tighe John, 1425 Kearny
Tildeu Hanuon J.. 533 Kearny
Titus Daniel, 33 Montgomery Block
Tobin Richard, NE cor Montgomery

and Market
Tompkins F. W., 604 Merchant
Tompkins Walter H., 636 Clay
Towusend A. H, 640 Clay
Townsond Clarence F., 636 Clay
Townsenil James B.. 636 Clay
Travers C'harles E.. 502 Montgomery
Treadwell James P.. 606 Kearny
Trehane John. ,502 Montgomery
Tripp D. K., 401 California
Tripp Josiah W., 408 California
Troutt James M., 533 Kearny
Trusseau P., 604 Merchant
Turner WUliam E., 708 Montgomery
Tyler George W., 636 Clay
Underbill Henry B., NAV cor Fourth

and Townsend
Upton M G., 517 Clay
Van Duzer A. P., 6 U. S. Court Bldg
Van Dyke Walter, 7 U. S. Court Bldg
Van Rejaiegom F. W.. 531 California
Van Schaick L. H.. 606 Montgomery
Vaughan V. H.. 304 Montgomery
Venable S. , 606 Montgomery
Verdenal D. F., 409 California
Verdenal J. M., 526 Montgomery
Vincent George T.. 410 Montgomery
Voorbees James. 804 Montgomery
AVade John, 56 Montgomery Block
Waldron D. E., 320 CaUfomia
Wallace George. 309 Montgomery
Wallace William T.. 640 Clay
Waterman Frederick H.. 9 Mont Block
WajTuire J. A.. 51 Montgomery Block
Webb Alonzo. 420 California
Welch A. J.. 608 Merchant
Weller Charles L., 419 California
Weller J. B. Jr.. 4 Montgomery Block
Wells Francis H.. 402 Montgomery
Wells George R., 309 Montgomery
Whalen John H., 1009 'Washington
AMieaton M. A., 2 Montgomery Block
■Whe.iton W. R., 506 Jackson
Wheeler Alfred, 35 Montgomery Block
Wheeler Edward D., 417 Kearny
White C, 410 Ellis
■White C. E., 410 EUis
Whitely W. H., NE cor Fourth and

To^vnsend
Whittemore D. H., 2726 Mission
Wilkins J. S. B., 442 California
Williams G. N.. 306 Pine
Williams John J., 804 Montgomery
Wilson Charles E,, 704 Montgomery
Wilson John, 637 Washington
Wilson Ramon E.. 30 Montgomery Blk
Wilson R. J.. 420 California
Wilson Samuel M.. 420 California
Wilson Thomas K., 533 Kearny
Winans Joseph W., 604 Merchant
Wirt N. S., 234 Montgomery
Wise Tvilly R., 16 Montgomery Av
Wittram Charles, 39 Mont Block
Wood Joseph M., 804 Montgomery
Woods George L., 533 Kearny
Woods Samuel D.. 58 Montgomery Blk
Wright R. P., 739 Market
Wright Selden S., 504 Kearny
Zabriskie James C., 620 Washington

Allorneys — Firni.s.

Barstow. .Stetson & Houghton. 315 Cal
Bartlett & Pratt, 636 Sacramento
Bennett 4: McClellan, 535 Clay
Bishop & Fifield, 522 Montgomery
Botts & Sullivan, 123 California
Burch ic Gritnth, 330 Pine
CarapbeU. Fox & Campbell. 528 Cal
Clement R. P. & H. N., 606 Mont
Cope & Boyd. 629 Kearny
Cowles & Drown. 621 Clay
Craig i Meredith. 534 California
Crane & Johnston, 729 Montgomery
Currey & Evans, 504 Kearny
Darwin & Murphy, 8 Montgomery Av

Deuprey & Hutchinson. 606 Mont
Douthitt k McGraw, 414 California
Doyle. Barber & Scripture. 323 Cal
Drake & Rix. 703 Montgomery
Du Brutz & Dickinson, 535 California
Estee & Boalt, 410 Montgomery
Fitch & SpauKling, 309 Montgomery
Garber k Tlioniton, 320 Sansom
George & Loughborough, 507 Mont
Godoy & Tompkins, 604 Merchant
Gray & Haven, 420 Califoniia
Gunnison i Booth, 004 Merchant
Haggin K Te\is, 309 Montgomery
Hall S. P. & C. P., 240 Montgomery
Howe & Rosenbaum, 715 Clay
Hoyt, Sears & McKee, 63 Merchants'

Exchange
Hunt & Rising, 409 California
Jarboe & Harrison. 402 Montgomery
King k Rodgers, 207 Sansom
Lamar & Johnson, 609 Sacramento
Latimer & Morrow, 309 Montgomery
Lloy<l & Newlands, 309 Montgomery
Mastick E. B. & J. W.. 520 Mont
McAllisters & Bergin, 309 Montgomery
Mogan & Sullivan, 408 California
Moore E. J. & J. H,, 78 Mont Block
Mullen & Hyde, 504 Jackson
Newhall & Carson, 637 Keimy
Nourse k Phelps, 306 Pine
O'Connor & Pardow, 636 Clay
Phelan & Le Breton, 609 Sacramento
Pixley & Harrison. 430 California
Quint k Wilson, 30 Montgomery Block
RejTiolds S. F. & L., 626 Washington
Roche k Robinson, 9 Mont Block
Sawyer & Ball, 502 Montgomery
.Sharp G. F. & W. H., 409 California
Smith Sidney V. k Son, 630 Sac
Stacy & Hart. 401 CaUfomia
Stewart & Greathonse, 309 Mont
Thompson k Shankland, NE cor Cali-
fornia and Davis
Tildeu & Wilson, 533 Keamy
Wilson & Putnam, 704 Montgomery
Wilson & Wilson, 420 CaUfomia
Winans & Belknap, 604 Merchant

Auctioneers.

[* Real Estate.]
Abel L. & Co.. 604 California
BeU & Regan, 3 PoweU
Butterfleld WUliam. 39 Geary
Crego & Bowley. 9 Merchants' Exch
CUMMINGS W. H., 534 Market (see

adv dept. page 24)
Davis R. D. W. k Co., 212 Sansom
*Dore Maurice & Co.. 326 Pine
Fromberg A., 605 California
Fromberg Isaac, 615 Keamy
Gaylord W. H., 716 Sansom
Greenebaum & Co., 115 Bush
Harrison Samuel L., 240 Montgomery
Jonas & Gray, 720 Market
Jones S. L. & Co , 209 CaUfomia
KilUp & Co., 221 Bush
Lamson George F.. 425 Keamy
Lloyd & Rogers, junction Hayes and

Market
Lyon & Fowler, 539 California
*Middleton John & Son, 310 Mont
NEWHALL H. M. & CO., 311 Sansom

(see adv. dept. page xxix)
Olney & Co., 219 Sansom
PanniU & Co., 331 Montgomery
Ryan L. k Co., 537 CaUfomia
Spear Edward S. & Co., 536 California
Stratton & Tice, 209 Keamy
Sweeney Daniel (live stock), NE cor

Tenth and Howard
Terry J. T., 238 Montgomery
Yerkes Joseph, 1006 Market

AMning Makers.

(See also SaiUuakers. ]
Burton AV. H., 159 New Montgomery
Detrick E. & Co., 123 Clay
Fleury Paul, 620 Commercial
Gallagher James J., 151 Beale
Jimg John C, 110 Main
Neville & Co., 113 Clay
Rossiter James, 104 Francisco

Axle Grease.

Houghton F. T. & Co., 121 Front
Hucks, Lambert & Greene, 144 and 146

Natoma
Yates & Co., 113 Front

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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS BIRECTORY.

Baby Juiupers.

Hamilton George A., 1209 Mission

Itiig Mniiiifactnrers.

[See also Machine Sewing ; also Paper

Bags.]
California Standard Factory, 36 Clay
COOK H. N. (mail). 415 Market
Baldn & Libby, SW cor Clay and

Dmmm
Detrick E. & Co., 123 Clay
Meyerstein Joseph, 124 Commercial
Neville & Co., 113 Clay and 114 Com
Stack John, 420 Drumm

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415 Market,

Manufacturers of Mail, Express and
Bullion Bags of all kinds.

Bags and Bagging Importers.

Ammon, Campari & Co., 123 California
Cross & Co., 316 California
Dickson, De Wolf & Co., 412 Battery
Forbes Brothers, 308 California
Hall James & Co., 302 California
Hanna J. & P. N., 308 Davis
Heynemann & Co. , 5 Sansom
Neville & Co., 113 Clay
ELLIS READ (jute), 310 Clay

Bakeries.

Albert Edward, 219 Sixth

Albrecht Richard, 109 Taylor

Allen Francis, 326 Sixteenth

Altemus John, W s Folsom nr Twenty-
second

Alvord Frank, 759i Howard

Anderson William. 643 Third

Andrew Hannah Miss, 1732 Pacific

Anthes Frederick, 510 Fourth

Arthur W. S., 259 Third

Auger .John, 911 Pacific

Axtman Leopold. 500 Hayes

Baker Christian, 988 Folsom

Balfour Thomas, 212 OFarrell

Baluastro F., 25 Hinckley

Bartell John, 30 Sixth

Bartels Conrad, 247 Fourth

Becker Michael, 409 Union

Becker William, 1036 Clay

Behrmann Fred., 1218 Powell

Bell Lizzie. 420 Fourth

BerUni & Co., 1031 Kearny

Bill Kate, 213 Fourth

Blum Henry, 1817 PoweU

Bond M. Mrs., 743.7 Mission

Bockmann R. W., cor Mason and Green-
wich

Bordenadi John, 014 Broadway

Bordenave Peter, 636 Pacific

Boudin & Glaizes, 1412| Dupont

Brickett Mary, 6 Tyler

Brower D. E., 1400 Stockton

Brown Hannah B., 1500 Polk

Brun & Schamonal. 722 Lombard

Burkhart E. Mrs., 1216 Pacific

Burling Robert, W s San Jose Road
opp St. Mary's College

Cameron James, NE cor Folsom and
Fourteenth

Camous Victor, 722"Lombard

Caraffa D. & Co., 1309 Dupont

Carberry Catherine.Miss, 1428 Pacific

Carroll John C. 108 First

Chadboume T. J. (Eclipse), 1412 Dupont

Cheignon A., E s Howard nr Twentieth

Clark & Zekind, 36 Geary

Clinton Mary F., 450 Sixth

CoUopy James, 343 Sixth

Curran Michael. 717 Brannan

D'Arcy John. 420 Third

Darling L. H. Mrs., 1128 Market

Davies .John, 524| Sixth

Davis W. J., 23.^ Second

Day J., 211 Seventh

DeUwig & Endris, 120 Third

Dempsey Patrick, Twenty-third bet Bry-
ant and York

Desmond Daniel, 406 Third

Diederich Henry, NE cor Bush and Fill-
more

Dietrich J., 1408 Powell

Doane G. W., Mrs., 1019 Howard

Dottendorf E., 307 Fifth

Effinger S. Mis., NW cor O'Farrell and

Jones
Eisert & Becker, 24 Third
Elder Mary, 256 First
Elder V/illiam J., 127 Second
Engelberg E. A., 416 Kearny
Eugler Josiah Mrs., 1323 Dupont
Farrell John. 442i Third
Fitzgerald Ellen. 4 Turk
Fleischman Jacob, SE cor Valencia and

Sixteenth
Fleming Ellen Mrs., 1116 Folsom
Forde M. N. Mrs., SE cor Pine and

Larkiu
Frost Mary, 1502 Folsom
Fry Jacob, 1205 Polk
Goebel Charles, 1518 Stockton
Grant J. G., 539 Fourth
Grant & Gibson, 509 Third
Greenlees E. M. Mrs., 132 Eleventh
Griswold Ella J., 1325 Sacramento
Guerin Alphonse, 639 Bruadway
Guerin Felix, 1510 Dupont
Guinin A., 609 Broadway
Hamblin H. I. Mrs., 9361 Howard
Hammerschlag Julia, 801 Stockton
Hansson E., NE cor Hyde and Jackson
Harding Lockwood, 404 Brannan
Harvey N. Mrs., 117 EUis
Heitmuller Henry, 1221 Polk and 492

Eighth
Heitmuller AVilliam, 418 Brannan
Hellwig Frederick. 110 Dupont
Hedderich H. C, 1103 Howard
Hemme & Renter, 27 Kearny
Hemmelberg Henry, cor Fourteenth Av

and N, South S. F.
Hill Mary, Twenty-fourth nr Alabama
HUpert L., 1223 Stockton
Hirschfeld & Frey, 911 Larkin
Hoflfman A. Miss, SE cor Turk and

Pearce
Hughes & Foley, SE cor Fourth and

Jessie and 118 Seventh
Isaacson Mary Mrs., 224 Fifth
Jakobs J. C, cor Jack and Buchanan
Jenkins L. M., SE cor Geary and Jones
Josephson B. Mrs., NW cor Hayes and

Octavia
Kahn Herman, NW cor Geary and Ma-
son
Kelly Patrick, 127 Fourth
Kelterer F., cor Mission and Thirtieth
Kentley S, W s Miss nr Eighteenth
Kline F. C , 629 Union
Knight Charles M.. 37 Sixth
Kramer Bernhardt. 630 Grove
Kunstle Martin, 776 Folsom
Kurz Louis, 215 Second
Lang Adam, 11281 Folsom
Lantheaume J. P., 356 Fourth
Laun W., N s Sixteenth nr Guerrero
Lehn J., SE cor Sixteenth and Valen-
cia
Le^ris E., 5141 Mission
Loheide I. Mrs., 42O2 Sixth
Lutz Jacob F., 1216 Pacific
Lydiksen & Mortensen, 1811 Polk
Lynn Patrick, E s Valencia nr Twenty-
sixth
Mack Frederick, 522 Sixth
Malatesta G., 1313 Dupont
Mason Samuel, 1059 Folsom
Mattliey Robert, 1523 Mission
McAuliffe C. Mrs., 725 Brannan
McCann Maria Mrs., 143 Tliird
McCloskey Peter, E s How nr Twentieth
McDevitt E., 432 Fifth
McDeritt James, 150 First and 108 Sixth
McDonald J, C, 318 Sixth
McDonnell C. Mrs., 61.t Larkin
McGrath Patrick F., 13.i Fifth
Meighan B. A. Mrs., 1018 Stockton
Melsing Gustavus, 1129 Dupont
Mesenburg & Bro., 980 Harrison
Messner & Bastian, 402 Pacific
Mayer G., 229 Fifteenth
Meyer Joseph, 617 Post
Meyer Louis, 211 Sutter
Miller George, 1216 Pacific
Miller & Wheeler, NE cor Shipley and

Sixth
MuUer Gerar<l, 1505 Mission
Munroe J., 429 Fourth
Mun-ay Mary Mrs. , 148 Fourth
Mysell J. G., 115 Seventh
Newman Edward, 8 Kearny
Noonan Jeremiah, 24 Seventh

Norman V., 432 Sutter

O'Neill Edward, 401 Geary

Gates M. E. Mrs., 639 Third

Pacey Adam, 260 Eighth

Pedroni G., 525 Union

Pedrotta P., 1031 Kearny

Pike J. M., 626 Kearny

Poehlman William, SW cor Post and
Powell

Ratto B. & Co., 427 Pacific

Rockman N., 1129 Howard

Ruble N., 314 Foiuth

Sandman S., 649 Brannan

Savage J. W., 121 Sixth

Schindler H., 33 Third

Schneider Jacob, 115 Oak

Schroth k Westerfeld, 228 Kearny

Schxdz Julius, N W cor Union and Mason

Secchi Gaspar, 1121 Dupont

SesTnour Elizabeth, 14 Sixth

Simmons Allan, 1019 Pacific

Slaven P., 1324 Dupont

Smith Hugh Mrs., SW cor Sevent hand
Bryant

Smith Selah, NW cor Har and Seventh

SoUmer John, 1139 Folsom

Steams Leopold, SWcor Broadway and
Scott PI

Stein Robert, 233 Fifth

Stiefvater Simon, 2232 Mission

Stohlmann William, SE cor Hyde and
Turk

Stumpf Belthaser, 226 Pacific

Swain A. E., 636 Market

Swain R. R. & Co , 213 Sutter

Taj'lor CjTus D., 206 Sixth

Taylor James Jr., 903 Bush

Thaler Conrad, 418 O'Farrell

Timney E. J. Mrs., 1504 Powell

Toner K. Mrs., 404 Folsom

Tong Wo, 736 Jackson

Traung E. Mrs., 504 Fourth

Trost William, 245 Third

Tuite James, 1124 Harrison

Valenti Luigi, 216 Broadway

Verges John, 525 LTnion

Vergez Celestin, 101 Dupont

Verndell C, 904 Valencia

Vitz Jacob, 803 Larkin

Vow Bergen J. Mrs., 153 Seventh

Walsh M., 1905 Hyde

Walter Emma. 1321 Stockton

Webber L. F.. 1155i Howard

Welch N.. Ill Fifth

West B. F. Mrs., 254 Fourth

Westerfeld & Page, 745 Market

Weston William, 9 Stockton

Winkle Adam, SE cor VaDejo and Bat

Wolf Louis. 1127 Mission

Wolitz F., 804 Greenwich

Wollitz Theodore, 1425 Dupont

Wright E. Mrs., N s Sixteenth nr Sec-
ond Av

Wunderer & Klass, 1233 Stockton

Zimdel Mark. SE cor Green and Powell

Bakers— Cracker.

Boston Cracker Bakery, 36 Geary
California Cracker Co., NW cor Battery

and Broadway
Chadboume T. J., 1412 Dupont, office

214 Sacramento
Clark & Zekind, 36 Geary
Golden Star Cracker Co., 704 Sansom
Ratto B. & Co., 427 Pacific
S. F. Cracker Co., 320 Sansom

Ball Courts and Alleys.

[See also Bowling Alleys.]
Sullivan William, 733 Howard

Ballasters.

Robinson P., 305 East

Banjls— Military.

Allen John. 329 Third
Alpers Charles. 607 Kearny
Alpers John. 228 Bush
Andres Christian. 345 Jessie
Ballenberg Nathan. 105 Kearny
Kraus Frederick. 902 McAllister
Rhind J. W. C. 119 Turk
Schmi<lt & Schlott. .535 California
Wetterman A., 19 Stockton PI
Willis M. W., 632 Clay

HYGIENIC BOARDING at Smithsonian Medical Institute of Dr. SMITH, 635 Ca

V. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

869

Itnnk TaiiltM.

[See also Safes.]
iJallaRher James J., 151 and 153 Beale
Hall .Safe ami Lock Cii., 537 Market
Kittieilire .loiiatlian. 18auil20 Fremont
LKAVITT CllAKLKS U., 225 Beale

(see ailv. ilept. page Ixviii)
Nutting Calvin & Sons, 121 Fremont
llavnionii (ieorgo A., iu;ent. 121 Cal
SIMS JOHN R., 123 Beule (see adv.

<lept. page xlii)

Itnnkrrs.

Belloc Freres, 524 Montgomery

Borel Alfred ii Co., N\V cor Clay and

Montgomery
Davidson B. & Co., NW cor Moutgom-

ery and tlomniercial
Donohoe, Kelly '^ I'o.. SE cor Mont-
gomery anil Sacramento
FinUley Thomas, 424 Montgomery
Hickox A; Spear, SK cor Montgomery

and I'ino
Satlier & Co.. NE cor Mont and Com
rall.int .>c Co., NE cor Cal ami Battery
WKLLS. FAKCiO Si CO., NW cor Cal-
ifornia and Montgomery (see adv.
dept. i>age viii)

Baiikii.

\N(;L()-CALIF0RNIAN BANK (lim-
it., I). 422 California (see adv. dept.

iiA.VK BRITISH COLUMBIA, SE cor
C.tliiornia and Sansom (see adv.
dept. page .\ii)

BANK BRITISH NORTH AMERI-
CA. 21ti and 221 Sansom (see adv.
dept. page xvi)

BANK OF CALIFORNIA, NW cor
California and Sansom

Bank of San Francisco, 436 California

bWRMERS' AND MECHANICS'
BANK OF SAVINGS, 225 San-
som (see adv. dept. page xlvii)

First National Gold Bank, SW cor
Montgomery and Summer

Grangers Bank of California, NE cor
California and Davis

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Co.,
405 California

LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO
BANK (limited), 424 California (see

I adv. dept. page ix)

Merchants' E.xcliange Bank, 423 Cal

(Rational Gold Bank and Trust Co., NE
cor California and Sansom

ilEVADA BANK OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO, NW cor Mont and Pine
(see adv. dept. page x)
■fie Bank, N W cor Sansom and Pine
I-Wiss-AMERICAN BANK, 527 Clay
(see adv. dept. page xiii)

Banks— Savings and loan.

3ALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND

LOAN SOCIETY, 512 California

(see adv. dept. page xxv)
Dime Savings Bank, ti46 Market
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS'

BANK QF SAVINGS, 225 San
French Mutual Provident Savings and

Loan Society, 411 Bush
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN

SOCIETY, 526 California (see adv.

dept. page xl)
BOBEUNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN

SOCIETY, NE corner Montgomery

and Market (see adv. dept. page xxiv)
Bumboldt Savings and Loan Society, 16
_ Geary
Land Mortgage Union of California,

534 California
Market St. Bank of Savings, 634 Alarket
Masonic Savings and Loan Bank, 6 Post
Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, 325 Mont
Pioneer Land and Loan Association

(Bank), SB cor Cal and Mont
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UN-
ION, 532 California (see adv. dept.

page xxiii)
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,

619 Clay (see adv. dept. page xxii)
Security Savings Bank, 215 Sansom
Western Savings and Trust Co., 415 Cal

Karbrrs.

[See Hairdressers.]

Itarrcl Ikcalors.

(See also Coopers.]
Gallardo& Allinan, 40 Commercial
Harley t^iarle.i k Co., 116 Davis
Houghton F. T. & Co., 121 Front
PACIFIC BARREL AND KEGEAC-
T<)RY, Bramian ur Seventh, office
408 Cal (see adv. dept. page liv)

Bivskcts — Ilaniifarlurors and
>VIii>l('sali>.

[See also Willow Ware.]

Armes & Dallam, 215 and 217 Sac
Feigenbaum & Co., 120 Sansom
l''eldmaim L. & Co., 315 Sacramento
Fuchs Robert, 424* Broadway
Houghton F. T. & Co., 121 Front
Howes E. K. & Co., 122 Front
Lascomi)e Eugene, 25 Montgomery Av
Moses W. W., 926 Market
Navlet Victor, 224 Leidesdorff
Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co., 119 Battery

Baiks.

Alers A. (Riissian and Turkish), 722

Montgomery
Bross&Co..230Bu3h
Cohn Philip, 12 Sacramento
Corriveau Louis, 113 Geary
DRISCOLL C. E., 2210 PoweU (see adv.

dept. page 11)
Dunkley Joseph, North Beach, foot of

Larkin
Fisher Alexander, 923 Montgomery
Gallagher & Armann, 624 Washington
Grief John, 636 Washington
Grimm Adam. Lick House
Haufraann L., 441 Sixth
Held George, Grand Hotel
Horn Jerome (magnetic), 304 Post
King Philip, 323 Pacific
Lacua & Beilles, 541 Jackson
Lampe Bi'others, Cosmopolitan Hotel
Landis C. (tan), 51 Minna
Lewis A., 210 Pacific
Loryea & Trask (Turkish and medical),

11 Dupout m- O'Farrell
McSparren A. (medicated electric),

O'Fan-eU nr Taylor
Montgomery Baths Co., 621 Mont
Munro G. F. (magnetic), 10 Post
Munroe G. P. (medicated vapor), 1018

Market
Phillips & Co., 114 Sutter
Rosa J. c^ Nephew, 647 Clay
Schoeu Edward (Empire), 2004 Polk
SMITH EAHLOW J , 637 California
Stable Henry W., Occidental Hotel
Stable & Bernhard, Russ House
Trueworthy J., Merrimac St., Long

Bridge
Zeile Frederick (Russian and Turkish),

524 Pacific

Bed Comforters.

DU ROSE & BANKS, California Bed
Comforter Factory, 9 Sutter

Calilomia M Comforter Factory,

9 Sutter, near Sansom,
A superior quality of all sizes filled
with Cotton Batting, constantly on
hand. No Shoddy used !

Bed Spring Mannfaetnrers.

Black & Co., 63 New Montgomery
Crawford William & Co., 73 New Mont
RickoflE & Clark, Sixteenth nr Folsom
Sherwood A. T. & Co., 1216 Market
Smith AVilliam H., 151 New Mont
SVaruer & Silsby, 117 New Montgomery

Be<ld Lng— Man n f acturers .

Bush Nathan, 749 Market
Dierck F. A., 158 New Montgomery
DU ROSE & BANKS, California Bed
Comforter Factory, 9 Sutter

McCabe Owen, 931 Market
MeUus Joseph R., 327 Third

Bed.s and Bedding.

[♦Importers. See also Furniture ; also

Mattress Makers.]
Bendit S., 747 Market
Bernstein M, (.'., 517 (!,alifomia
Bush Nathan, 749 Market
Carlson C. J., 223 Fuurtli
Connelly J. & Co., 2lJ Bush
Cooke & Smith, 30 Fourth
Egan & Co., 807 Howard
Frank Henry, 216 Coumicrcial
*(j!oodwin & Co., 312 Pine
Green William, 1016 Market
Hamilton James, 1319 Stockton
Heney William J. & Co., 725 Market
Hoey John, 72j Market
*Hufschmidt Frederick, 323 Pine
Kearney John, 1034 Market
Koser William, 8 Fourth
Laeremans Frank, .528 Washington
Lang & Hanbury, 104 Fourth
McCabe Owen, 937 Market
Shaber John A., 707 Market

Bedsteails— IWannractnrers.

[See also Cabinet Makers ; also Fmni-

tui'e, etc.]
California Furniture Manufacturing

Co., 22S Bush
Emanuel L. & E., Berry bet Fourth and

Fifth
Frei An<li-ew, 239 King
Kragen & Co., 210 Mission

Beeliive Manufacturer.

WETHERBEE GEORGE M., 211
Mission (see adv. dept. page 6)

Beer— Ginger.

Smith William, NE cor Green and Pow
Wiggett & Co., SE cor Mason and Bdwy

Beer— lager.

Rxdil Brothers (agent St. Louis), 522
Montgomery

RUHL BROTHERS,

Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast and
Territories, for

ST. LOUIS LAGER BEER

(E. Anheuseb & Co.)

622 MONTGOMERY.

Bell Founders.

GARRATT W. T., 140 Fremont (see

adv. dept. page 8)
Greenberg & Co., 205 Fremont
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First (see

adv. dept. page 10)

Bell Hangers.

[See also Brass Founders; also Lock-
smiths.]

Adams C 508 Commercial
Camous Andre, 431 Bush
Crowe Timothy, 791 Mission
Davidson James D., 812 Market
Edelmann Joseph, 908 Pacific
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION &

MAINTENANCE CO , 134 Sutter
Garvey & McCottry, 1003 Howard
Harris WiUiam, 208 Leidesdorff
Lang J. F., 1326 Polk
Makinson W. H., 328 Bush
Marquis Hirsch, 8 Polk Lane
OTTO CHARLES, 312 Bush (see adv.

dept. page liv)
Rau & Todt, 119 Leidesdorff
Schirmeier Frederick, 737 Mission
Schnoor Christian H., 219 Sixth
Sullivan Daniel J., 14 Fourth
Will & Finck, 821 Kearny and 140 Mont

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St,

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchai

870

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Electrical Construction

and Maintenance Co.

134 SCTTEB,

Dealers in Telegraph and Electrical

Apparatus and supplies.
Electrical Hotel and House Annun-
ciators. Bells, Burglar Alarms, Fire
Alarms. Mining Gongs, etc.

Bellows— Mannfactnrcrs.

[See also Machinists, etc.]
California Bellows Manufacturing Co.,

32 Fremont
Edwards W. E., SE cor Miss and Beale
Thomas Charles \V., 24 California

Bells— Importers of-

DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & CO., 107

Front
GARRATT W. T., 138 Fremont (see

adv. dept. page 8)

Belting.

COOK H. N., 415 Market

Goodyear Rubber Co., Joseph Fraser

agent, 577 Market
Gregory Henry P. & Co , 14 First
Royer Herman, 437 Brannan
Tread well & Co., SW cor Market and

Fremont
Weaver & Taylor, 501 Market

n. isr. oook:.

Manufacturer of

[ LEATHER BELTIN& AND HOSE,

415 Market.

Bill Posters.

Keyt & Co., 506 Commercial

Billiard Balls and Cues.

Gnmdel F., 643 Kearny
Liesenfeld Philip, 571 Market
Meyer J. G. H., 320 Kearny
Strahle Jacob & Co., 533 Market

Billiard Saloons.

[See also Liquors.]
Barklage William, SE cor Jackson and

Kearny
Bartels P. H., 1012 Battery
Carlisle Thomas S., 955 Market
Cassimir John, SW cor Clay and Kear
Ekstrom C, Grand Hotel
Evers ;;enry J., 801 Kearny
Fortmann F. & Co., 2212 Sixteenth
Gazet Micher, 612 California
Gilman A. M., Lick House
HallR. E., 122 Geary
Hartshome Samuel, E s Kearny bet

Sutter and Post
Herber & Mayer, 527 Kearny
Hopkins & Moroney, Grand Hotel
Martin Louis, SE cor Stock and Jack-
son
McDonough J. H., SE cor Kearny and

McKeone E. Mrs., 502^ Third
MullerE., NW cor Mason and O'Far-

rell
Nixdorf Guetave, 217 Bush
Steiner & Israel, Occidental Hotel
Stone Charles L., 417 Kearny
Underwood Henry, Russ House
Zingseno & Nibbe, SE cor Market and

Third

Billiard Table Mannfactnrers.

Bianchi G. B., 813 Montgomery
Clees Peter, 804 Pacific
Drouilhat .John, 81; Montgomery
Jungblut August \ Co.. 10-16 Tyler
Liesenfeld Philip, 571 Market
Strahle Jacob &, Co.. 533 Market

Bird €uge Ulannfacturers.

Allen Charles C, 437 Brannan
Vetter Alfred, 225 Dupont

Blr«ls and Cages.

[See also Wire Goods.]
Chase Cxcorge W., 271 First
Gromotka Vincent, 106 Geary
Hermann & Co., 630 Washington
Jacobson Jacob, 208 Brannan
Leopold Henry, 507 Kearny
Lozier A., 411 Kearny
Robison A. C, 217 Washington
Vetter Alfred, 225 Dupont

Bitters.

[See also Wines.]
Barry & Patten (Excellent), 413 Mont
Cahen Louis, 418 Sacramento
Cassin F. & P. J., 523 Front
Chesley G. W. &. Co. (Cundurango), 413

Front
Favre & Jaujou, 430 Jackson
Johnston W. B. (Boker's), 422 Cal
Landsberger I. & Co., 10 Jones Alley
Lang & Co., 8 Morton
Lanszweert Louis (Elephant Wine), 410

Fourth
Lyons E. G. & Co.. 506 Jackson
MCMILLAN & KESTER, 714 Front

(see adv. dept. page 2)
Putzman Fr. (Prussian), 304 Battery
Redington & Co., 529 Market
Renz John, 219 Commercial
Sass M., 110 Drumm
Sroufe & MoCrum (Pipifax), 409 Front
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 316 Kear
Walter & Marcuse (Boonekamp and

German Army), 414 Sacramento
Williams & Co. . 65 New Montgomery
Wolters & Fechheimer (Union), 221 Cal

Blacking— Dealers.

Armes & Dallam, 215 Sacramento
Cox J. W., NW cor Front and Green
Harris D. C, 143 Minna
Houghton F. T. & Co., 121 Front
NICHOLS A. C. & CO., 400 Battery

Blacking— Mannfactnrers.

Hansen Johannes, 413 Sixth
Lake Henry, 645 Third
Mowry & Co., 731 Mission
SUver H., 43 Third

Blacksmiths.

[See also Foundries, Machinists, etc.]
Albrecht George, SE cor Railroad and

Fifteentli avs, >South S. F.
Andresen Bros., 607 Battery
Baraille John, W s Montgomery Av bet

Greenwich and Filbert
Barz & Siihl, NE cor Dnimm and Com
Beicke Louis, 304 Market
Beier William, 908^ Larkin
Bettis O. J., 1434 Jackson
Bibeau Isaac, E s Mission bet Twenty-
eighth and Twentj'-ninth
Black H. M. & Co., 851 Market
Boiu-geois Alexander, 630 Broadway
Burns Patrick H., 67u Mission
Card E.. 304 Market
Carlan William, 722 Broadway
Carlon William, NE cor Pacific and Ohio
Carvill Manufacturing Co., 180 Jessie
Casebolt H. & Son, cor Union and La-

guna
Casebolt I. J., S s Oregon nr Front
Christy James, S s Berry nr Third
Clapp Jason, N s Oregon nr Daris
Coagriff & Glynn, SE cor Pierce and

Greenwich
Costigan Thomas, 404 Jackson
Craine & Cummings. 197 Stevenson
Crockard Hugh, 20 Mission
Crowley Richard, 408 Jackson
Cunningham Zina H. , 654 Howard
Daly D., W s Sixth bet Brannan and

Town send
Ditz &. Wilke, 19 Hayes
Dohs, Clark & Co., 972 Harrison
Donlan T., S s Pine nr Front
Doran James, 55 Beale

Duncan William, 220J Leavenworth
Dunn James, 817 Market
Dunnigan & ODea, 133 Post
Dupuy J. & Co., 526 Broadway

Duren George. 13 Stevenson

Eifert Fred., NW cor Market and Front

Ellis S., 53 Beale

English Jerome, 103 Mission

Ennis & McNeill, 872 Folsom

Estrada Prosper, 708 Battery

Evans & Son, 308 Main

Ewing ,Tohn, 856 Howard

Farrell & Meaghein, N b Geary bet Cen-
tral and Masonic avs

Farren J. W., 121 Beale

Feisel F. T., 1509 Mission

Fennessy David, 1851 Mission

Ferral William, 222 Mission

Fitzgerald Charles, 413 Third

Fleury Paul, 620 Commercial

Folsom Albert, Spring nr California

Ford Thomas, 105 First

Friedhofer Paul, 249 Foiuth

Gallagher Bernard, 222 Mission

Gallagher J. J., 153 Beale

Gallagher Walter, 504 Mission

Galli Joseph & Co., 504 Commercial

Gardner & Peters, 418 Pacific

Garrick M., 850 Howard

Geitner Leonhardt, cor Market and
Front

Girardin Emil & Co., 510 Commercial

Gladstone William, 137 Beale

Grace John, 8 Everett

Graney George P., 3 Belden

Grave B. & Co., 423 Pacific

Green & O'Neil, 106 Washington

Grosso Constantino, 615 Sansom

Hahn&Co., 704 Front

Haller P. H., Montgomery Avenue nr
Greenwich

Hayman B.. cor Larkin & Jackson

Hawkins it Cantrell. 210 Beale

Henderson & Balthazard, NE cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Mission

Hendry & Co., 26 Folsom

Herliky & Murphy, 909 Battery

Herold P., San Bruno Road nr Twenty-
sixth

Herzog Christian, 705 Broadway

Hinz Carl, 42 Spear

Holmes M. P., 327 Sutter

Jensen P., 670 Mission

Jung John C, 110 Main

Kelly J., 5 Belden

KeUy Michael, 205 Eighth

Kennelly & Sullivan, S s Market bet
Seventh and Eighth

Kenny John, 2005 Mission

Kerr & Goodrich, 47 Beale

Kimball Manuf. Co., cor Fourth and
Bryant

Klapperich J. S., 609 Battery

Krauss John, NW cor Fourth and
Berry

Kreslor Henry S., 1106 Howard

Lachapelle J. H., 230 Mission

Lamer F. D. S., 540 Valencia

Laudgraf C, E s Railroad Av, bet
Eighth and Ninth Av, South S. F.

Langerman Herman, W s Railroad At
bet Fifth and Sixth avs. South S. F.

LARKINS & CO., 631 Howard (see adv.
dept. page 28)

Lasselle B. F., 352 Market

Lawton & Co., 20 Seventh

Levy A., 966 Mission

Locke J. P., 815 Market

LOWRY JOHN W., 506 Front

Mahoney Daniel, 809 Howard

Mangeot & Daclin,NE cor Sansom and
Jackson

Massone & Locate, 619 Front

McCarron John A., 324 Fifth

McCue Michael, E s Eighth nr Bryant

McDonald C 1114 Harrison

McTeman Bros., 31 Commercial

Meyers Bros., Clark bet Davis and
Drumm

Misgill T. F., 815 Market

Moholy John, E s Kentucky nr First At,
South S. F.

MoUer Ferdinand, 197 Stevenson

Morcel Joseph, 12 Stockton PI

MowTj' W. A., 1140 Folsom

Muir Adam, 1015 Battery

MuUer F. W., 1113 Mission

Nelson & Doble, 567 Mission

Neumiller J. & Co., 1063 Market

Newsham & Bigw-ood, N s King nr Sec

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871

N. ill & McCloskey. 6 Powell
'•■r Charles, 313 Mission

,;st John, N s Filbert bet Fillmore

Kill Itiicliaiian
-ion W , 12 Hayes

li Ji; KitzmuUur, VIS Folsom
'ewsky .IucdI). 810 MontRomery
r Christopher, 1438 Pacitic
nek & McAii.lrows, 137 Buale

: u-aiiiter Kreil , 8.(4 Harrison
.■ k Co.. SW cor Kcker anil Stev

ilz \ Von Emdeu, NW cor Fifth

.ind Clara

• ■ Daniels., Ill O-Parrell

:te Si Gratton, 856 Howard

(.1 Jacob & Vo.. 424 Pacific
Nan .I.imos, 218 Post
van John H., 81S M.vrket
liakcr i: Hayes, 116 Washington
."c Kllis. ■<3 Heale

■CHHART JOHN, 143 Beale (see
i.lv. dent, page 9)

is Lee, 770 Mission

tch i; Craig, 5 Mason

tmore Kuoch, 1507 Polk

BlnrU<tniltli.H* Tools.

(See also Hardware, etc.)
. r & Hamilton, 17 Front
'.:ui. Hooker & Cory, 117 California
iiiini, CarriKan & Co., 109 Front
tin^'ton. Hopkins & Co., junction
M.irket and Uush

1 l!K()OK. MKRRILL i CO., 113
I ' ilifornia

!i.<i:n George C. & Co.. 33 Battery
. FORTH, KELLOGG & CO., 3
I'ront

1 i:Y THOMAS H. & CO., 116 Cal
.Iwell & Co., SW cor Market and
I'remont

l.rhill Jacob & Co., 118 Battery
. Winkle & Davenport, 415 Market

ISIank Book Munnrnctnri^rs.

-e also Bookbinders; also Printers;
also Stationers.]
aof & Bahls, 423 Clay
croft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
riing & Kimball. 505 Clay
-iH'I EDWARD & CO., 523 Clay
i.-;ee adv. register of names, each al-
ternate page)
r.r.SWELL ALEXANDER, 531 Clay
HK'KS D. & CO., 543 Clay (see adv.

opjiosite page)
llnlge John G. & Co., SW cor Sacra-
mento and Sansom
I uirent Ange, 526 Merchant
iry A. .1., 404 Sansom
■ ount Brothers. 419 Montgomery
!at>Te JohnB., 509 Clay
ikin Charles E., 540 Clay
man A. & Co., U Montgomery

Blindii.

[See Doors, etc.]

Rlork and Pump Makers.

[See also Pumps.]
' arrier Charles H., 23 Market
I lanson R. C. & Co., 9 Spear

Boarding Hooses.

[See also Hotels; also Lodgings; also

Restaurants, etc.]
Acors A. G. Mrs., 316 O'Farrell
Allen Jeremiah E.. 18 Washington
Anderson Andrew, 250 Spear
Anderson John Mrs. (Ocean House),

103 Clark
Anderson William R., 7 Broadway
Asmussen Wilhelra, NW cor Eighth and

Bryant
Baily William J. (Isthmus House), 54

First
Bakker R E. (Steuart St. House), 104

Steuart
Balanes & Co., 115 Clark
Balke WiUiam, SW cor Baker and

Green

Bannester William. 29 Pacific
Bannett Harris, 235 Kearny
Barcellos .lose (Luzitauia House), SW

cor Oregon and Drumm

Barnes L. Mrs., 1136 Pacific

Battles John Jr. (King St. House), S s

King nr Tliird
Baylcy Thomas. 73 ( )regon
Becker Otto (Prescott House), cor

Montgomery Av and Kearny
Bell Fidelia Mrs., 681 Mission
Bellew John, 14 Ohio
Bendt William (Minerva House), 123

.Jackson
Bergold Charles V., 726 Brannan
Berouio G. (Roma Hotel), 215 Broad-
way
Bertmiid F. J, (All Nations Hotel), 432

Broadway
Bessor .M. Miss (Roxbury), 318 Pacific
Biggs J. E. (Flume House), E s San

Bruno Road nr Twenty-seventh
Bissett H. N., 128 Tyler
Blair William (Rausch St. Hotel), 32

Rausch
Blake John, 106 First
Blitz C. Mrs.. 227 Geary
Borton Reuben, W s Michigan nr

Shasta
Bourquin Adelia Mrs., 1114 Stockton
Boyle Elizabeth Mrs. (Irving House),

56S Mission
Boyne Thomas. 45 Vallejo
Brannan Micli.ael, cor Bat and Green
Brask C. Mrs. (Scandinavian House),

430 Dmmm
Bray W. H., 935 Folsom
Brearly M. M. Mrs.. 765 Market
Bredhoff i: Suliling, 423 East
Breslin & Co. (Cascius Hotel), cor

Louisiana and .Sierra
Brewster M. INlrs., 128 Post
Brickwedel C. H. (Constitution Hotel),

547 First
Brown Harry, 105 Clark
Bruggy >Iary, NE cor Illinois and

Twentieth
Bruns Diedrich (Bruns' Hotel), 1725

Market
Bn.msen Martin, 429 Francisco
Bryant Mary. 129 Folsom
Buckley Annie, 231 First
Buckley Dennis, 518 Pacific
Bulger Anne, cor Sixth and Brannan
Burns John (Mechanics' House), NE

cor Berry aud Madden
Bums J. S. Mrs.. 23 Stockton
Calinero H. C, 627 VaUejo
Callender ,Johu T., 5 Broadway
Cameron Elizabeth Mrs.. 312 Beale
Cardoza Jolm (Lisbon House), 116 Jack-
son
Carlin James, SW cor Seventh and

Brannan
Carr James (Portland Hotel), 54 Sac
Casserly Patrick (Railroad House), NE

cor Pacific and Sansom
Cathcharri S., 619 Broadway
Cavagnaro Louis, 14 Union PI
C6risola N., 331 Broadway
Chandler Thomas (Mariners' Home),

504 Daris
Chapot & Courrege, SW cor Fifth Av

and M, South S. F.
Christianson Hans, N s Bran nr Ninth
Claus & Alf (Golden Gate House), 204

Steuart
Clansman Mary, 738 Pacific
Coffee A. J. Mrs., 10 South Park
Cohen M. D., 644 Sacramento
Coin R. & Co. CWhite House Hotel),

420 Jackson
Colens A., 413 Drumm
Collins Patrick, 519 Mission
ComweU k Wyman (Arlington), 127

Kearny
Comyn James (Manhattan House), 705

Front
Comyn John (St. Nicholas Hotel), 214

First
Costa Joseph, 314 Pacific
Costello S. (Mountain Spring House),
Mission and Ocean House Road nr
Toll (Jate
Cotter N. Mrs., 301 Si.\teenth
Creighton Mary Mrs., Ill Jessie
Crogan Bridget, 29 De Boom
Ciirtin John (Fulton House), 112 Steu
Daly C. Mrs., 28 Minna
Darcy E., 133 Folsom
Daris Anna B., 731 Bush
Daris W. D. & Son (Winchester Hotel),
SW cor Broadway and Montgomery
Dawley I. N., 329 O'Farrell

De Bo>u-ge L. Mrs. (Hotel de France),

637 Pacific
Dence tlohn (Ralston House), 125 Spear
Denhalter C. Mrs., 102 Stockton
De.\ter Nancy N., 327 Larkin
Diedcricksen C, NW cor Sierra and

Louisiana
Diedering Leopold (North Pacific), NE

cor Jackson and Drumm
Dierks T. (German Hotel), 18 First
Dohn G., 701 McAllister
Donahoe Catherine Mrs., N s Filbert

bet Buchanan and Webster
Donnelly John (Washington House),

NE cor Dnunm and (Jregon
Donohue John (Broadway Hotel), 212

Broadway
Dorgan W., ,50 Natoma
Doud Dennis (City Front House), 625

Davis
Douglass James (Columbia House), 114

Jackson
t)owd Dennis, 625 Davis
Doyle E. G., 308 Beale
Doyle John, NW cor Geary and Cen-
tral Av
Doyle M. Mrs., 632 Brannan
DriscoU Michael, 136 Natoma
Dunphy Ellen Miss, 835 Geary
Durein Bros. (Humboldt House), 1309

Stockton
Dyer Aaron G., 127 Folsom
Edwards Alice, 1223 Folsom
Egan William, NE cor Sixteenth and

Mission
Eggert William, 25 Morton
Enos Joseph L., 418 Drumm
Falkenberg Henry (Montana House),

Fitzgerald Philip, 816 Front
Foster S. M., Nl . r Sutter and Polk
Fov.'lor William (JJultic House), 23 Val-
lejo
Fox H. W, W s Kentucky nr Butte
Franzen Amelia Mrs., 270 First
Franklin Joseph (Franklin Hoxise), 43

Vallejo
Frese Oilman, 20 Page
Friedman J., 207 Pacific
Gallagher John Mrs,, 39 Minna
GaUand Joseph (St. Cloud House), 418

Sutter
Galvin Mary Mrs., 311 Fourth
Ganey Peter, 1065 Market
Gaidner J. N. (Gardner House), 812

Montgomery
Garrick Annie J. Mrs., 104 Mason
George Louisa Mrs., W s Mission nr St.

Mary's College
Girzikowsky i: Gerken (Hotel Rhein),

909 Kearny
Goff J. Mrs., 530 Valencia
Goggin R., 506 Howard
Golding J. (Ocean Side House), Ocean

Beach Road
Graham A. S., 21 Stockton
Gray Ellen Miss, 347 Fourth
Greeley M. M. (Ralston House). 317

Fourth
Greene Benjamin, 1219 Pacific
Grifliths David T. (Wright's Hotel), 218

Broadway
Hachmeier & Oettl, 446 Brannan
Hagan M. E. Mrs., 1809 Powell
Hall & Kearney. 617 Montgomery
Hannah H. Mrs. (Windsor House), 905

Market
Hansen Hans. 240 Fremont
Harrington M. Mrs., 1019 Market
Hart John, 894 Front
Hartraan A., (Arcade House), 45 Sac
Hastings E. Mrs., 124 Tyler
Heins J. H., 28 Clay
Helstrommer & Co., 12 Washington
Herman Rudolph, cor Tonquin aud Ba-
ker
Herzbeg S., 105 Jackson
Higel Alois, 520 Mission
Higgins J. (Western Hotel), 214 Bdwy
Hintz & Klarmann (Harmony Hotel),

'. 35 Brannan
Himrod O. W., 810 Leavenworth
Hoffman M., 64 Third
Hogan Mary W. Mrs., Ss Greenwich nr

Pierce
Holmes Henry, 217 Broadway
Hopkins M. J., 131 Folsom
Horstmann H,, cor Thirtieth and Miss
Hudson G., 720 Third
Hughes T, E., 403 Fourth

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, ITo. 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mm l^

872

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Hunt W. B., cor Mont Av and Wash

Hyman Davis, 310 Pacific

Jackson Alex., 811 Battery

Jensen & Skovgaard, 103 Sacramento

Johnson Henry & Co., 11 Pacific

Johnson J. W., 10 Broadway

Johnson WilUam, 140 Folsom

Jones A., 32 ElUs

Jones B. A. & Co. (Cambrian House),
SW cor Montgomery and Broadway

Keener S. Mrs., 173'.1 Market

Kelly John, NE cor Eighth and Heron

Kelly M. Mrs., 7 Mason

Kelly & O'Neil, 18 Folsom

Kelsej- Mary J. Mrs. (Clarendon House),
NE cor Second and Folsom

Kennedy F., 26 Jessie

Kenney F. Mrs., 33 Eddy

Kenny M. Mrs., 158 First

KiUeen Edward (Union House), 511
Mission

Kirchner H. , 2125 Mason

Knobloch C, N s First Av nr Ken-
tucky

Koch WiUiam (Concordia Hotel), 907
Folsom

Koenig F., SE cor Brady and Stevenson

Kroehl Henry, 114 Hayes

Lachand Maria Mrs., 8 Polk Lane

Lafferty Bridget, 352 Third

Laing J. Mrs., 124 O'FarreU

Landrigan B., SE cor Mariposl and
Minnesota

Landschneider Henry (Fourth Street
House), 512 Foiu^h

Langpaap C. & Co., 231 Fifteenth

Laschall John (Centre House), 2009 Fol

Laughlin J., 41 Vallejo

Leahy T., 553 Mission

Ledden James, 44 Minna

Leeman J., 502 Mission

Levy L. A. (Westminster House), 614
Sutter

Lloyd H. Mrs., 57 Natoma

Lewis E. C, 1011 Battery

Lockwood R., cor Sixteenth and How-
ard

LoUor & Co. (Elcho House), 863i Market

Lovely George S., 605 Pine

Lubert M., 330 Spear

Lyons Daniel, 217 Folsom

Lyons James M. Mrs., Ill Ellis

Lyons Michael, 21 Sixth

Maass Henry F. , W s Fourth nr Bran

Madson & Peterson, 26 Sacramento

Mahoney Daniel (Sixth St. House), N
W cor Sixth and Bryant

Maitland W., 17 Vallejo

Manchester J. B. Mrs., 503 Folsom

Mangenberg C, NW cor Sixth Av and
Fulton

Manks E., 103 Steuart

Mann C. N. Mrs., 1104 Market

Martens Bros. & Co. (Shasta House),
SW cor Shasta and Michigan

Martinelli F., 19 Ohio

Matheson M., 919 Fblsom

Mathiew S. (Hotel Paris), 1027 Davis

^McAllister H. Miss, SWcor Eighth and
Mission

Matson Swenkerson, 132 Steuart

McCarthy C. Mrs., 16 Natoma

McDonnell Michael (Atlantic House),
20 Sacramento

McDowell L. Mrs., 810 Howard

McGrath J., 512 Mission

McLaughlin G., 12 Broadway

McLeod F. Mrs., 106 Post

McMahon P., 118 Drumm

McPherson & Peterson (Pacific Ex-
change), 26 Steua t

Meggs Jane, N s Pacific bet Van Ness
Av and Polk

Messenger M. M. (Railroad Hotel), SE
cor Polk and Austin

Meyer E. Mrs., 529 Valencia

Meyers E. Mrs., 34 Minna

Milliken L. H. Mrs., 405 Sutter

Mitchell B. A. Mrs., 54 Everett

Mitchell T. Mrs., 132 Sixth

MoUneux William. 106^ Third

Moudelet F., 219 Geary

iMontgomery Charles (Montgomery Ho-
tel), 227 Second

Moran M. P., 27 Minna
Morey E. J., 843 Howard
Muqihy B. C, 728 Fourth
Murphy M., 1929 Howard
Murphy Mary A., E s Mission nr Twen-
ty-second

Murray Thomas (Golden Gate House),
510 Davis

Nelson H. F., SW cor Mission and
Eighteenth

Nelson Peter, 103 Sacramento

Newell M. (Brj'ant St. House), 721 Bry-
ant

New Railroad House, W s Fourth bet
King and Berry

Nixon Richard, 234 Oak

O'Brien A. Mrs., 030 MissioiT

O'Brien M. Mrs., 116 Pacific

O'Connor D., 1121 Mission

O'Connor Mary, 115 First

O'DonneU Blartha, 179 Minna

O'Leary William (Union House), 32
Steuart

Ochs Sophie Mrs., 502 Bush

Olsen A. & Co., 22 Washington

Owen E. H. Mrs., cor Octavia and Un-
ion

Palmer Esther, 730 Fourth

Paravagna Luigi (Garibaldi Hotel), 222
Broadway

Parkman E. Mrs., 646 Fourth

Patton E., 737 Howard

Paul William (Post St. House), 207 Post

Peiper Leon, 819 Kearny

Perkin William (Montgomery House),
613 Mission

Petersen A., SW cor Battery and Val-
lejo

Peterson Charles, 117 Clark

Petrowski A. Mrs., 156 Third

Pinner Robert, 35 Pacific

Priest T. R. (Mechanics' Hotel), SE cor
Second and Natoma

Price John C, 109 Vallejo

Quigley Mary A., 75 Clementina

Rafferty Michael, 123 Spear

Reed E. B. Mrs., 703 California

Reiterman Charles, 106 Jackson

Richards James, cor Silver Av and San
Bruno Road

Riokards James (Golden City House),
cor San Bruno Road and Silver Av

Riverman C. N., NE cor Brannan and
Eighth

Riordan R., 1143 Harrison

Rix Margaret Mrs., 743 Pine

Rodgers B. Mrs., 252 Brannan

Rodgers P. , S s Market nr V.alencia

Roeben George, 37 Pacific

Rogers M. A. B., 1114 Market

Rooney Owen, 529 Fourth

Rosenquist John, 421 Drumm

Ryan John, SW cor Drumm and Clark

Ryan Thomas (Continental House), 510
Mission

Sanchez R. B. Mrs., 122 Taylor

Sackett H. M. Mrs. (Revere House),
NW cor Foiurth and Mission

Sanger & Ohl, 11 Pacific

Schamlartfel M., 305 Fifth

Scheggia A. Mrs. (San Gottardo Hotel),
631 Broadway

Schroeder John L. (Blue Anchor), 7
Washington

Schultze J., 227 Fifteenth

Schumacher John (Park Hotel), 22 Turk

Shanley C. G., 20 Commercial

Shepard &, EUis (Rainer House), SW
cor Third and King

Shaw W. A. (Hubbard House), 139
Fourth

Shea R., 11 Lafayette

Simmons J., 421 Folsom

Simon Henry, 214 Sansom

Simon L., 1118 Howard

Slattery ■Jeremiah (Passaic Hotel), 521
Howard

Smith A. Miss, 2115 Market

Smith H. A. Mrs. (Woodrow House),
1206 Market

Smith James (Oregon House), 238 Steu-
art

Smithson Agnes Mrs., 612 California

Spray George (Relay House), 507 Miss

Spreen William, cor First Av and Ken-
tucky

St. Julien Eugene (Guillaume Tell Ho-
tel), 721 Pacific

Starkey M. Mrs., Railroad Av nr Eighth
Av

Starkweather L. S. (Inglewood), 126
Fifth

Steil H., 517 Mission

Stewart S. B. Mrs., 16 Stockton

Stootzer Edward, Berry bet Third and
Fourth

Street N. J. (Racine House), 1023 Kear
Sturke W. (Summit House), W s Mi»-

sion nr St. Mary's College
Sullivan B., 414 Folsom
Sullivan D. Mrs., 44 Clementina
Swan.Bon & Anderson, 108 Fell
Thompson A. Mrs., 13 Second Av
Thompson William, 112 Pacific
Thompson WiUiam S., 919 Battery
Thyes John B., 1135 Folsom
Tracy C. Mrs., 19 Natoma
Trost L. P., 317 Francisco
Tucker John (New York House), 840

Market
Voss C, 2206 Powell
Voss & Fruhling, 609 Jackson
Waibel Joseph, 870 Folsom
Waldi Daniel, SE cor Second and Clem
Walsh Mary, 422 Drumm
Walthers Mary, W s San Jose Road ni

County Line
Warburton Elizabeth Mrs. (Clarendon

House), 142.1 Fourth
Wamcke & Griffiths, SW cor Sixth At

and N
Warschauer Teresa Mrs., 44 Third
Waugaman A. L. Mrs., 106 Mason
We'stphall & Drager, 608 Sixth
Wetherbee Mary Mrs., 44^ Sixth
Wei'teman L., NE cor Railroad and

Fifth avs
Witherall A., 54 Third
Woods A. Mrs., 541 First
Woods A. E. Mrs., 8 Hubbard
Worth E. R. Mrs., 606 Folsom
Wynn B. Mrs., 1000 Washington

Boanling— Chinese.

Com Yet Chang & Co., 216 Brannan

Hag Kee & Co., 730 Jackson

Man Sing & Co., 616 Jackson

Mie Ginn, 637 Pacific

See Woo, 619 Jackson

Sing Chung, 726 Jackson

Sing Kee, 632 Jackson

Sun Ye Ow, 615 Jackson

Tong Hop & Co., 609 Jackson

Tung Kee & Co., NW cor Dupont and

Ye Gee, 1001 Dupont

Yee Chy Lung, 820 Dupont

Yung Gee, 285 Clay

Boat Bnilders.

[See also Shipwrights ; also Ship Build-
ers.]
Beckwith Seth L., N s Clark bet Davia

and Dnunm
Ciarlo Francisco, 17 Merchant
Collins Timothy, 120 Berry
Oilman George A., 516 East
Griffin John D., W s East bet Jackson

and Pacific
Howe Wilham, 314 Spear
O'Connell Daniel, W s Sansom bet

Green and Union
Penney J. F., cor Kentucky and Solano
Reed John, 316 Main
Stone William I., Ninth AvnrG, South

S. F.
Vice Martin, 32 Mission
Vice Thomas, 1 Mission

Boiler Composition.

REED ELLIS, 310 Clay

Boiler Makers.

ANGELL, PALMER & CO., 237 Firat

(see adv. dept. page xlvii)
Cooper & Dnnplu-ey, E s Second bet

Townsend and Brannan
CURRY F. I. (S. F. BoUer Works),

NW cor Main and Harrison (see

adv. dept. page 8)
Fish A. L. & Co., agent. 9 First
GODDARD & CO. (Pacific Iron Works),

127 First (see adv. dept. page xvii)
HINCKLEY & CO., NE cor Fremont

and Tehama (see adv. dept. page 16)
McAFEE, SPIERS & CO., S s Howard

nr Beale (see adv. dept. page 5)
Mojniihan & Aitken (Portland), 311

Mission
Pacific Boiler Works, 118 Fremont
Palmer, Knox & Co. (Golden State Iron

Works), 19-25 First

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Ca. i%

■J)?. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714. and 71S Kearny, EstalDlished 1852.

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

873

I'rescott. Scott & Co., NE cor First and
Mission,
ISIM)X IRON AND LOCOMOTIVK
WORKS, SE cor Boale and Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. pa^e ti)
tisdon & Tower (Pacitic), 118 Fremont
loebuck & McAudrews. 137 Reale
ACRAMEXTO BOILKR WORKS
(Hall & Kelsliaw), 37 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 4)
efrin .t Schober, 203 Fremont
hanley J. H., Oregon nr Front
(■ULCAN IRt)N WORKS. 137 Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page 12)

Boilers— >Va.sh.

loughton F. T. & Co., 121 Front

Bolt Makers.

Mimm J. & Co., IIG Beale
'ayne William, 119 Beale
Belps Manufacturing Co., 13 Dnunm

BoltlDK riolhs.

[See also Agricultiu-al Implements. ]
ITagner Joseph, 113 Mission

Bone riiiirronl Fairtory.

>hlandt N. & Co., Jersey ur Butte

Bonnet Bleachers.

.tlantic Straw Works, 132 Fourth
?xcelsior Straw Works, 814 Howard
"■acific Straw Works. 335 Bush

Bonnets and i^traw Goods.

[See Millinery Goods, etc.)

Bookbinders.

Uthof & Bahls, 411 Clay and 412 Com
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Jartliug & Kimball, 505 Clay
Jecherer Charles F., 622 Clay
iOSQUI EDWARD & CO., SE cor

Clay and Leidesdorff
iUSWELL ALEXANDER, 521 Clay

(see adv. dept. page xlv)
aCKS D. & Co., 543 Clay (see adv.

inside back cover)
jaurent A., 526 Merchant
jeary A. J.. 404 Sausom
icintyre John B., 509 Clay
)ckelmann & Segitz. 736 Market

■"us & Roesler, 420 Kearny
■ Charles E., 540 Clay

Books— Subscription Agents.

Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
>ewing & Co., 2 JO Sutter
)rake C. S., 12 Ellis

ord J. B. & Co., 339 Kearny

rarretson William & Co. (S. W. Dunn
& Co. agents). 629 Washington

[alliday D. & W.. 142i Fourth.
Celler Henry & Co., 543 Clay nr Mont-
gomery
.undy T. & D., 777 Mission
JTorris A. & Co., 5 Post
, ayot, Upham & Co., 622 Washington
loman A. & Co., 11 Montgomery
Shepard W. H., 414 Market
iVhite James T. & Co., 728 Mont

Booksellers.

•Importers. See also Stationers ; also
News Agents, etc.]

American Baptist Publication Society,
320 Sansom

\MERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
UNION DEPOSITORY, 757 Mar-
ket

American Tract Society, 757 Market

Axiderson J. D., 120 Fourth

(Vmold E. F., 427 Kearny

3ailey J. H , 1513 Stockton

'Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market

3ark)iaus F. W. & D., 535 Kearny

'Beach Chilion, 5 Montgomery

iell W. H., 4 SLxth

Sell & Cullen., 639 Kearny

3Iake S. C, 617 Montgomery

Soericke & Tafel (homeopathic), 234
Sutter

Bowles J., SE cor Leidesdorff and Com
Bnieckncr .Tohn, 542 California
Burckcs W. H., 1124 Market
California Hible Society, 757 Market
Campbell Isaac, 304 Jivckson
Choynski Isidore N., (antiquarian), 42

Second
Clintou H. M, 4U Third
Cohen H. S., 2202 Sixteenth
Congregational Publishing Society, 757

Market
Cooper J. K., 740 Market
Craig A. G. Mrs., 414 Geary
Cullen T., 1132 Market
David Louis N., 653 Washington
Davidson David N., 320 Sixth
Droge tJ. F. C, N s Sixteenth bet Mis-
sion and First Av
Edwards R. M., 508 Montgomery
Feniald W. H., 1106 Market
Field H. E., 1009 Howard
*FIood Michael (Catholic). 831 Market
Friedman Solomon, 1108 Stockton
Geraghty Michael, 1121 Folsom
Geisen Frederick, 158 Second
Goldsmith Leon, cor Sausom and Wash
"Golly J. B & Co., 31 Kearny
Grarfen Charles E., 1250 Market
Hendrickson H., 37 Sacramento
Hobbert Henry T., 155 Third
•HODGE JOHN, G. & CO., 329 San
Kimball Charles P., 513 Hayes
McCabe J. H. (theatrical), 235 Kearny
MagiU T. W., 1020 Market
McSweeney E., 416 Folsom
METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY,

761 Market
•MOORE HORACE H., 609 Mont

(see adv. reg. names page 531)
Newman C. A. Mrs., 308 Fourth
Ott & Elbe, 1216 Market
Patton A. F., 600 ftlarket
Pacific News Co., 423 Washington
•Payot, Upham & Co. (foreign), 620

Washington
Pickett E. W., 530 Market
PrescottC. A., 408 Third
•Roman A. & Co., 11 Montgomerj'
Ross Honora, NE cor Wash and Powell
Ryan Peter N. (Estate of), 40 Fourth
•San Francisco News Company, 413

Washington
Seaders J. H. (stand), SW cor Davis and

Smith H. F. & Co., 300 Kearny

Snow DensU A., 231 Third.

Snow Herman (spiritual), 319 Kearny

Solver Henry, 218 Sixth

Stanley James, SW cor Wash and Bat

Tishler George, 1006 Jlarket

Vaughan F., 6()2 Montgomery

Vosburgh W. (stand), SE cor Clay and

Kearny
Wilson J. H. B., 205 Fourth

Metbodist Book Depository,

761 M.\RKET,

Rev. John B. Hill. Agent, Importer
and dpaler in Books, Miscellaneous
as well as Theological, and in Station-
ery of all kind.s.

Booksellers— la'>v.

Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Whitney Sumner & Co., 613 Clay

Boot Crimpers and Fitters.

Bond & Douglas, 734 Montgomery
Callahan David, 142 Fifth
Houghton & Bourne, 625 Merchant
Katzenberger A., 768 Mission
Pfeiffer Edward, 3 Gardner Alley
Pope C. W., 8 Stockton PI
Powzet Bros. , 637 Washington
Rosseter & Smith, 545 Market
Thorpe R. H., 519 Stevenson
Waldeier Theodore, 9 Noble PI

Boot and Shoe Findings.

[See Shoe Findings.]

Boots and Shoes — Importers
and Wholesale.

Deering J. H. , 30 Sansom

Einstein Brothers, & Co., 29 Battery

Hecht Bros. & Co., 104 and 106 Sansom

Hobart Wood & Co., 15 Sansom

Morrill (Jharles A., 406 Market

Nolan W. H. & Co., 506 Market

O'Connor Hugh, 504 Market

Porter G. K., 117 Battery

Porter, Oppenlieimer & Slessinger, 117

Battery
Rosenstock S. W. & Co., 32 Sansom
Rosenthal, Feder & Co., 18 Battery
Tirrell C. & P. H. & Co., 419 Clay
Weaver Taylor & Co. (rubber), 501 Mar-
ket
Wellcr George E., 406 Market
Went worth 1. M. & Co., 573 Market

Boots and Shoes— Makers and
Bepairers.

Adler Lewis, 333 East

Alexander Isaac, 2i)9^ Pacific

Allseits M., 2 JOS Folsom

Alseuz Jacob, 021 Hyde

Alt Christopher, 60S Vallejo

Anderson Alexander, 136 Seventh

Anderson Lars F., 530 East

Attiuger Gottlieb, 117 Leidesdorff

Axt Ludwig, 936 Howard

Bacigalupi John, 1404 Dupont

Bain- WiUiam A., 116 Sixth

Barton James, 819 Battery

Bean Levy, 602 Fourth

Beck Henry, 1108 Market

Beez Frederick, 315 Bush

Beinert David, N s Sixteenth bet Va-
lencia and Mission

Bentley James, 509 Mission

Berth Charles, 5 CJuincy PI

Beran Frank, 1003 Pacific

Betger Edward, 545 Merchant

Blaisdell J. D., 9 Ashburton PI

Blake John, 974 Folsom

Blanc Stewart, 11 Ellis

Blanchette Louis, 775i Market

Blesi S., cor Montgomery Av and Pow

Bloch William, 1032 Dupont

Blume Henry, 649 Mercliant

Boido D., 1304 Stockton

Boisseau & Son, 324 Dupont

Boiu-gingnon A. , 1034 Kearny

Branscheid William, 638 Commercial

Brill John Henry, N s Shasta nr Michi-
gan

Broderick T. J., 112 Third

Buchan J., E s Howard bet Siiteenth
and Seventeenth

Buehler John P., 810 Montgomery

Burkhardt George, 540 Wasliington

Burns Henrj', 210 Third

Burr John T. , S s Bay nr Dupont

Bush Joseph, 114 Seventh

Bussolino S., 1503 Dupont

Callaghan R., N s Mission bet Twelfth,
and Thirteenth

Callahan David, 142 Fifth

Carroll Michael, 646 Commercial

Cases A., 1222 Stockton

Casey J. L, W s Eighth nr Howard

Castornea J., Broadway bet Dupont
and Montgomery

Cleary Patrick, 510 Mission

Cloudenan C. H., 939 Folspm

CohnM., 903 Bryant

Cosgrove J., 800 Third

CosteUo P., 658 Ellis

Counter C, 9 White PI

Coyle H., 532 Third

Cutf Dennis. 762 Brannan

David B., 625 Merchant

Da vies H., 100 Jackson

Day W., 1325 Polk

Demartini Gustav, 656 Pacific

Dennehy D., 341 Union

Deutsch Jacob, 1004 Howard

Dietle Christian, 235 Bush

Distel F., 80::* Kearny

Donovan Daniel, 1412 Stockton

Donovan Timotliy, 231 Pacitic

Douglass J., 147 Post

Dugan M. M., NE cor Minna and
Fourth

Dunne James, 1622 Mmion

Dunne P. F.. 609 California

Ehrhardt David, 408 Commercial

Ehrhfirn Aiigust, 1218 Larkin

Ehrhom Carl, 405 Dupont

Eif^rt Conrad, 16 Sonoma Alley

Emuierson D. W., 77 New Montgomery

Eppler A., 528 Bush

Farley James, NE cor Hyde and L^nion

Farrell Michael J., 816 Market

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874

SAK FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

Fehrenbach Joseph, 537 Mission
Fennell Henr>', W s Mission nr Twenty-
third
Ferrero Mateo, 629i Union
Ferris David, 619 Merchant
Figer Henry, 986 Harrison
Fischer William, 1005 Kearney
Fishel M., 811 Market
Fleming Michael, 643 Mission.
Fhibacher Emile, 506^ Bush
Fluegger J. C, 210 Brannan
Flynn James, 604 Mission.
Fogarty James, 409 Geary
Foley Daniel, 260 Minna
Fomeno S., 106 Dupont
Ford John, 106 Pacific
Foi«burg John, 653 Howard
Fossas M., 532 Vallejo
Francis Joseph, 16 Market
Frick Christian, 938 Folsom
Friedel Frederick, 108 Steuaii
Fritch W., 3253 Mission
Fritz William, 925 Harrison
Frohmanu Susnian, 246 Fourth
Frohn J., 158 Steuart
Gansberg Henry, 405 Broadway
Garrett Francis, 312 Pacific
Gassner v., 437 Pine
Gaston Henry C, 625 Merchant
Geitner (ieorge, 535 Geary
George Bernard, 503 Bush
Gerry John, 32 Ritch
Giblin William, 32 Seventh
Gloss F., 112 Dupont
Goepel Robert, 3 Mary Lane
Goldman Solomon, 218 First
Goncalves Manuel, 612 Post
Gottleib Louis, 433 Greenwich
Grady Michael, 628 Third
i Graul Franz, 1810 Market
Griffin Jeremiah, 537 Howard
Grimes G. C, 776 Mission
Gross Elkan, 406 Jackson
Grote August, 428 Broadway
Guerin M., 717 Market
Gurber John B. , 445 Jackson
Gutherlet Joseph, 546 Washington
Guy John, 622 Clay
Haendel I., 132 Third
Hamilton C, S s Sutter bet Baker and

Lyon
Harris Abraham, 25 Pacific
Harris Isaac, 302 Pacific
Harris M. G., 1219 Polk
Hatch & Le.xow, 335^ Third
Healy Thomas, 677 Mission
Heaney John, 405 Pacific
Hepp G., 136 Montgomery At
Hertz Lazarus, 410 Pacific
Hoertkom Charles, 543 Washington
Homer John, 226 Fourth
Howe R., o46 Seventh
Hunt William, N s Filbert nr Fillmore
Hiu-ly Patrick, 1060 Howard
Hutchinson Andrew, 533 Pine
Irmscher H., 804 Second
Imin John, 416 Market
Isaacs H., 260 Third
Jackson WUliam, 609 Hayea
Jacques A., 445 Jackson'
Jagoe R. H., NE cor Hayes and Laguna
Johnson H. P., 520 Battery
Johnson John, 75 Minna
Johnston A., NE cor Sixth and Stev
Joaes J. J., 1070^ Howard
Kast F. X., 322 Bush .
Katz Abraham, 14 Dupont
Kaufman A., 107 Jackson
Keenan Patrick, 512j Mission
KELLY P., 327 and 329 Bush
Kelly Patriclc, 11 Sutter
Kenney John, 2 Tyler
Kenney Patrick, 235 Jackson
Kieman Thomas, 358 Fourth
Klein Benjamin, 707 Broadway
Klopper Henry, 121 Davis
Knirr Peter, 516 Pine.
Kohler Adam, 204 Steuart
Kommer Emanuel, 25 Geary
Kramer Francis, 219 Davis
Kramer Frederick, 81 Natoma
Kramer H. H., 218 Commercial
Lachmann H,, 255 Steuart
Laib Anton, 906 Pacific *

Laib Joseph, 1623 Post
Lake Henry, 645 Third
Landrader D., 308 Fell
Landsbergh H., 32 Sixth
Le Gay A., 723 Pacific
Lehmann William, 229 Fifth

Leiser John A., 302 Montgomery Av

Lenoir Charles, 402 Third

Lester Charles, 12 Steuart

Levine J„ 522i Sixth

Levy B., 426 Hayes

Levy J., 1101 Folsom

Likel & MuUer, 105 Jackson

Littau Joseph, 847 Clay

Louis M., 623 California

Lowbock William, 50 First

Lubke N., 6 Bowens' Block

Lucke Henry, 648 Washington

Magiiea A., 32 Second

Magnes & Bro., 36 Fourth

Maguire John, 786 Folsom

Main Edward, 401 Folsom

Martinelli B., 802 Sansom

Mason John, 134 Mason

Mathews Thomas, 815 Battery

Mathews H., 521 Sacramento

Matthison M., 640 Filbert

Mayer C, 712 Folsom

Mayers John, 1712 Leavenworth

McArdle P., SE cor Dupont and Hinck-
ley

McCarthy Patrick, 222 Jackson

McCowen H. A., 311 Pine

McCraith D., 1009 Battery

McGettigan Patrick, NE cor Clinton
and Brannan

McGlone J., NE cor Natoma and New
Montgomery

McKinney George, 29 Drumm

McLaughlin M., 250 Eighth

McNamara Andrew, 12 Fifth

McNamara M., 509 Mission

McQuade John, 143 Minna

McRunnills D. M., 414 Third

Mehnert Ernst, 24 Washington

Meier J 829 Pacific

Merani Emileo, 1332 Dupont

Mezzaro L., 17 Merchant

Michael Gerson, 213 Pacific

Michael Gustave, 203 Pacific

Micheli Nicholas, 1233 Dupont

MUlaret Thomas, 528 Pacific

Millhouse John, 377 Jessie

Moebus Frederick, 6 Broadway

Moller Conrad, 431 Third

Moloney Patrick, 103 Fifth

Moore John, 1057 Folsom

Moore & Murphy, 129 Sixth

Motta Carlo, 513 Jackson

Moynihan L., 410 Sixth

Muhl August, 1115 Dupont

Muhlner William, 405.S Turk

MullerE., 22 Hinckley

Muller Frank, 242 Sutter

Murphy Dennis, W s Folsom nr Nine-
teenth

Murphy John, N s Harrison bet Maine
and Spear

Murray James, 713 Natoma

Nagel Jacob, 646 Clay

Neary Bernhard, 85 Stevenson

Nelligan W. H., 305 Fifth

Nelson Peter, 5 Mission

Nussa William, 1111 Dupont

O'Connell WiUiam, 507 Howard

OXeary T., 60 First

O'Reilly Thomas, 1119 Folsom

O'Toole James, 633 Davis

Ohm F. A., 430 Folsom

Oppenhaur H., 639 Post

Owens Patrick, 114 Oregon

Pardini Eugene, 724 Washington

Parker E.W., 414 Third

Paulson R., 520 Battery

Pauson H. H., 420 Pacific

Peck John, 24 Montgomery At

Perry Horace, 1043 Howard

Phillips Edward, 404 Pacific

Pierre J., 1333 Dupont

Pringle G., 1015 Market

Quinn Daniel, 142 Eighth

Ramra Herman, NW cor Drumm and
Oregon

Rasmussen Peter, 339 Third

Repenn Fred., 625 Commercial

Reubold M., 325 Bush

Rice Abraham, 1502 Polk

Rick G., 19 Welsh

Rimassa E., 720 Washington

Rixsinger P., 1213 Pacific

Roberts C, 8t;2i Harrison

Robitscher Samuel, 127J Seventh

Rohde Brothers, 509 Jackson

Rosenbaum H., NW cor Polk and Ash
Av

Rosenblum Joseph, 308 Hayea

Rosenblum Philip, V s Sixteenth ni

First Av
Rosenthal I., 204 Pacific
Ross Alexander, 503 Haye»
Rothermel P., SW cor OTairell and

Taylor
Rowe C. L., 311 Pine
Sanguinetti P. , 1516 Stockton
Scalan J. M., 514 Fourth
Schallehn August, 513 Bryant
Scharpen P., 418 Fourth
Scath J., NW cor Page and Fratiklin
Schenkelberger F., 305 Sutter
Schiller R., 19 ITxird
Schmidt A., 803 Jackson
Schmitt J. H., 609 Montgomery
Schneider P., 671 Howard
Schultz John, 73 Minna
Schwab Moses, 41 Jackson
Shaperer Nathan, 108 Jackson
Shea Michael, 89 Ninth
Siefka F., 233 Sixth
SUberstein Louis, 219 Pacific
Silva J. J., 413 Drumm
Silverstone H., 392 Sixth
Simon Joseph, 818 Montgomery
Simoni Frank, 529 Broadway
Smith D. G., 202 Dupont
Spiridione Costre, 26 Clay
Staib Conrad, 932 Folsom
Stein George, 409 East
Stein Henry, 521 Pacific
Steveler J,, 212 Pacific
Stevens H. H. Mrs., 416 Third
Stevenson W. W., 256 Steuart
Studwick J. E., 15 Fifth Av
Strauss M., 18 Fourth
Stumpf Joseph, 510 O'Farrell
Sullivan John, NE cor Jack and Bat
Swain J. H., 214 Bush
Symons G., 500 Pacific
Terrier Francis, 8 Anthony
Thouny Leon, 833 Pacific
Thumler Henry, 10 Front
Tbumler Herman, 6 Sacramento
Tobin John, 403 Stevenson
Tracy James, cor Berry and Ritch
Tracy Patrick, 207 Stevenson
Trautvetter A., 2515 Mission
Treosti N., 529 Broadway
UM A. N., 124 Geary
Utschig Adolph, 124 Post
Utschig John, 326 Bush
Valentine C. H., 526^ Fourth
Veitch Perry, 609 Howard
Villemem: John J., 507 Jackson
Vogel C, 622 Commercial
Walsh Michael, 27 Third
Walsh Michael F., 905^ Market
Walsh T. P., 1118 Folsom
Walters David, 432 Pacific
Ward M., 7 Oak
Wax & Fey, 49 Sacramento
Weber F. C, 621 Califoruia
Weber G & Co., 632 Commercial
Wedel John M., 5 Quincy PI
Weissenborn W., 617 Natoma
Wbalen M. H., 24 Folsom
White M., 532 Conmiercial
White Thomas, 35 Pacific
Wieners J. H., 436 Broadway
Wiegand B., 127 Page
Williams Jacob, 504 Green
Williamson Thomas R., 835 Washington
Wisler I., 106 Dupont
Wood John, 20 Fourth
Yehart George, 845 Dupont
Youngclaus John D., 335 Sutter
Zschiesche C, 1422 Dupont

Boot and Shoe Manufacturen*

[See also Slipper Manufacturers.]
Bryant & Co. (ladies' and children), 311

Pine
Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor Haight

and Gough
Burkhardt George, 540 Washington
California Boot and Shoe Manufactut*-

ing Association, 513 Market
CaUsher & Jacobs (shoes), 515 Market
Dunbar Everett H., 412 Market
Einstein Bros. & Co., 29 and 31 Bat
Gutberlet Joseph, 546 Washington
Hamlin & Chase, 332 Bush
Hecht Bros. & Co., 104 Sansom
Howe C. W., SE cor Fifteenth and

First Av
Irwin John (ladies' shoes), 416 Market j
Lemoges J., SW cor Hubbard and How j„

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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

875

^rinsky Bros., SE cor Market and

Fremont
ilarks Solomon (shoes), 415 Market
^olan W. H. & Co.. 506 Market
tappoUlJohn, G7 New Montgomery
iobersoii & Lynam, 929J Market
losenstock S. W. & Co., SE cor Bush

anil Sansoni
loseuthal, Keder & Co., 216 Dupont
rirrell C. & P. H. & Co.. 41'.t Clay
Jnited Workingmen's Co-operative

Boot and Shoe Manuf;>cturiug Co.,

422 Sacramento
¥eUer C. E.. 40C Market
Tentworth I. M. & Co., 573 Market
Volf S., 511 Market
foungclaus J. D., 335 Sutter

CHINESE.

Jhoy Sun & Co., 716 Sacramento
yhung Kee k Co., 841 Dupont
jce Sing, 619 Jackson
M Chung, 504 Market
lop Kee & Co., 8(M Sacramento
lop Lung Jc Co., 738 Jackson
fop Sing & Co., 738 Washington
ue Kai & Co., 127 Clay
Cwong Huug Long i Co., 734 Jackson
^kWong Kee & Co., 827 Washington
kWong Sing ii, Co.. 736 Commercial
lun Fat, 308 Commercial
Jung Ten & Co., 429 jeacitic
oy Kee. 119 Pine
Juan Wi). 741 Sacramento
|uongF.atChong& Co. (shoes), 407 Com
Juimg Hung <rt;e & Co., 313 Com
Juong Hiug Lung, 747 Sacramento
iun Choug & Co.. 311 line
Tie Sing & Co. . 316 Commercial
Ton Wing Lee k Co.. 423 Commercial
rVing Chin. 811* Dupont
rVing Hing Lung k Co., 708 Sacramento
ffing Kee, 724 Commercial
^ing Song, 842 Washington
Ving Wo Lung, 617 .lackson
^o Chung i Co., 413 Commercial
^o On Chung & Co., 411 Commercial
ATung Chung, 819 Washington
^ung Wo Sing k Co., 409 Commercial

Boots and Shoes— Retail.

[•Importers.]

^dler Louis, 333 East

3acigalupi John, 1404 Dupont

Jabr wmiam A, 116 Sixth

3eez F., 315 Bush

Seek Henrj-, 1128 Market

Jloch William. 1032 Dupont

3oido Domenico, 1304 Stockton

iJourguignou A., 1034 Keamy

Jroderick T. J., 112 Third

Jurkhardt George, 540 Washington

Jums Henry, 210 Third

Jalmann A., 820 Kearny

bhn Jacob, 103 Pacific

)ohnreich J., 535 OFarrell

^ohnreich R., 804 Market

:)oyle Henrj-, 532 Third

3easy Bros.. 126 Third

3iez John, 391 Eighth

JistelF., 809 Keamy

Donovan Daniel. 1412 Stockton
Dugan Mark M., NE cor Fourth and

Minna

Eberle Joseph, W s San Bruno Road bet
Twenty-seTenth and Twenty-eighth
Bhrbom August. 1228 Larldn
Ehrhorn Carl, 405 Dupont
Eppler A., 528 Bush
Bmst P., W s Mission nr Gody
Essmann F., 714 Montgomery
Fishel M., 811 Mark&t
Flenniken R., 724 Montgomery
Fluegger J. C, 210 Brannan
Ford John, 106 Pacific
Fox Lena, 431 Montgomery Av
Frick Christian. 938 Folsom
Fritsch W., Mission nr Twenty-ninth
Frohmann Susmau, 246 Fourth
Gallagher Humphrey, 58 Third
Gansberg H., 405 Broadway
Garrett F.. 312 Pacific
Gross Elkan. 406 Jackson
'Guerin M., 327 Bush
Harper Ann. S s Fifteenth At near Q
Healey Dennis A., 848 Market
Heick C, 508 Fourth
HeimF., 22 Dupont
Hertz L., 410 Pacific

•Hinders Henry, 832 Keamy

Hoertkorn Charles, 543 Washington

Howell H. W., 1139i Pacific

•Hughes John R., 13 Keamy

Isaacs H.. 260 Third

Jaresh Charles. 406 Francisco

•Ka«t F. X., 322 Bush

Katz A., 14 Dupont

Kehoo Peter T., 238 Third

Keith W. H., 640 Market

•KELLY PATRICK, 327 and 329 Bush

Kennedy J., 91UJ Market

Kiesendahl E.. 337 Kearny

•Koenig jVnton, 505 Montgomery

Koenig F., 403 Keamy '

Kommer Emanuel. 232 Bush

Laib Anton. iKX; Pacific

Laiidsberg Herman. 32 Sixth

Lassar L., 1411 Stockton

Le Gay I, 723 Pacific

LeNoirC.,402 Third

Leddy John, 123 Fourth

Leiser John A., 302 Montgomery At

Lermon G., 1320 Polk

Lesser I. Mrs., 216Si.\th

Le\'y Adolph, 138 Second

Lewnit E.. 713 Folsom

Lissman Isaac. 31 Keamy

Lowenstein Isaac, 931 Keamy

Lucier J.. SE cor Mission and Sixth

•Lucke Henry. 648 Washington

Magnes Abraham, 32 Second

Magnes M. & Bro., 36 Fourth

Maier Charles. 834 Keamy

Marshall James D.. 413 Hayes

Mayers John. 1712 Leavenworth

Majnard & Jones, 238 Keamy

McAdam & Webber, 134 Third

McClellen J., 3 Sutter

McKay Edward, 336 Foiuiih

McKinnon Thomas A. , 1319 Pacific

McNamara A., 12 Fifth

Michael G.. 213 Pacific

MoUer C, NE cor Third and SUver

Monnin Bros. , 605 Montgomery

•Monnin J. B., 616 Washington

Moore John. 1057 Folsom

Moore John. 131 Sixth

Morton & Brown, 920 Market

Mosbacher G., 212 Steuart

Nagel Jacob, 803 Market

Newdorffer Henry, 516 Commercial

Nolan Bros., 738 Market, and 11 Third

Noltemeier F. W., 131 Second

OReilly Thomas. 1119 Folsom

Orth Adam, 810 Market

Pahl Richard, 77 Fourth

Pardini E., 724 Washington

Parker E. W., 414 Third

Perrj- Horace, 1043 Howard

Phillips Edward, 1112 Dupont

Rafferty Louis, 625 Broadway

Rappold J., 67 New Montgomery

Reubold M., 325 Bush

Rimassa Emanuel, 720 Washington

Rissi A. . 205 Montgomery Av

Rosenblum Joseph, 308 Hayes

Rosenblura P., NE cor First At and
Sixteenth

Rosenzweig Philip, 1029 Dupont

Ross Alexander, 503 Hayes

Siefke Ferdinand, 233 Sixth

Silverstone Harris. 228 -Sixth

Staib Conrad. 932 Folsom

Stevens H. H. Mrs., 416 Third

Stevens k Dugan, 42 Sixth

Strauss Moses, 18 Fourth

Sullivan M., 41 Sixth

Swain J. W., W s Mission nr Twenty-
Sixth

Thomas Stephen, SW cor Market and
Fifth

Tracy James, cor Berry and Ritch

Trautvetter Andrew, 2515 Mission

Uhl A. N, 124 Geary

Uhl & Adler, 22 Sixth

Unhalt Julius, 1505 Stockton

Utschig Adolph, 124 Post

Utschig John, 326 Bush

♦VAN SCHAACK C. P. & CO., 710
Keamy

Walsh aiichael, 27 Third

Walsh M. F., 905 Market

Walsh Thomas, 1118 Folsom

•Werlin John G., 617 Keamy

Werasing H. H., 211 Foiuth

White Matthew, 532 Commercial

Wilkinson WUliam, 1216 Polk

Wolff S. & Co., 1010 Market

Wood John, S s Twenty-fourth nr Har

Borax.

Grifllng & Wyman, 309 Montgomery
Pacific Borax Co., 621 Sansom
STEELE JAMES G. k CO., 316 Kear
Stevenot E. K. & Co. (Columbus Re-
finery), S s Chestnut bet Powell and
Mason

Bottle Covers.

Cooley E. K., S a Merchant nr East
Watson & Co., 319 Battery

Bottle Dealers.

[See also Junk Dealers.]
Bnmier Eugene & Co., 1133 Dupont
Bryson Cyms W., 527 Fomth
Cerini Frank, 207 Davis
STEELE JAMES G. k CO., 316 Kear
Waugh Alexander & Co., 112 Main

Bottlers.

[See also Ale and Porter.]
Armstrong & TaVlor, SW cor Folsom

and Fourteenth
Bayer Julius, 4 Heron
Carrick C. T., 127 Fifth
Merrjinan N., 2015 Mission
Slorah Edward C, 708 Sansom
Swan Brewery Co., SE cor Fifteenth

and Dolores

Bouqnet Holders.

Frey W. A., 404 Keamy

Bowling Alleys.

Breidenstein Leonhardt, 310 Francisco
Hinrichs A., 331 East
Gardner i Harsy. 905 Kearny
Lehnhardt Charles, 403 Pine
Sullivan William, 733 Howard

Box Makers— Cigars.

California Cigar Box Manufacturing

Co., N s Berry nr Foiu-th
Korbel F. & Bros., 437 Brannan, office

311 Battery
San Francisco Cigar Box Co., SE cor

Sixth and King
Waldstein Abraham, 241 King, office

320 Battery

Boxes— Faney.

Hendrickson George R., SW cor Mis- J
sion and Fremont

Box Makers- Jewelry.

Lochbaum A. H.. 134 Sutter
Muir Alexander, 203 Second
Thieke Charles, 523 Keamy

Box Makers— Packing.

Cook Brothers, Berry bet Third and

Fourth
Oilman & RacouiUat, 481 Brannan
Hol>bs, Pomeroy & Co., 11 and 13 Beale
Myers, WeighekJs Co., cor Ninth and

Harrison
RacoinUat & GUmore, 481 and 483 Bran
San Francisco Co-operative Box Facto-
ry, Berry bet Third and Foiui;h
Swan G, W. & Co., 114 Spear

Box Makers— Paper.

Waizman Max, 539 Market
Wempe Brothers. 569 Market
Woehler WiUiam, 311 Pine

Box Makers— Tin.

[See also Stoves and Tinware.]
Austin B. C, 520 Washington
Osgood & Stetson, 115 Front

Brackets— Gas.

DAY THOMAS. 122 Sutter
McNally & Hawkins, 61^7 Market
Nye .Si Atcheson, 315 Pine
Prior James K., 730 Montgomery

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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Brand Maunfarturers.

[See also Stencil Cutters.]
Hoffman & Scheiick. 414 Sacramento
TRL'WORTHY FRANCIS M., 318

Front (see adv. dept. page xlii)
Wood George M.. k Co., 120 Post

Brass Fonnders— Finishers.

[See also Coppersmiths.]
Baud Frank, 522 Fulton
Bree Thomas W. & Co., 1733 Market
Clark W. D,, 20 Fremont
Eisenheis & Lachowsky, 313 Mission
GAERATT W. T., 13S Fremont (see

adv. dept. page 8)
Giovaunini &Benner3cheidt, 417 Miss
Gresnberg & Co., 205 Fremont
KALLENBERG T., 32 Fremont
WEED & KJNGWELL, 125 Fiist (see

adv. dept. page 10)

Breail Manufacturers.

[See Bakers.]

Bre'W'ers.

Adams Jacob (Broadway), 637 Broadway
Ahrens Henry & Co. (Chicago), 1420 Pine
Anstett & Grogan (Lafayette), 723

Green
Armstrong James (Eagle), SW cor Fol-

som and Fourteenth ^^

Blankenhorn G. (Germania), N W cor

Mason and Broadway
Brelde G. (Golden City), 1431 Pacific
Christ John C. (Europa), San Bruno

Road nr Twentj'-seventh
Cooper & ConneU (ginger ale), 1641 How
Fauss Otto & Co. (Willows), SE cor

Nineteenth and Mission
Fortmann F. & Co. (Pacific), 271 Tehama
Frauenholz & Co. (Bavaria), Montgom-
ery Av bet Vallejo and Green
Freaderek William A. (Jackson), 1432

Mission
Gluck & Hansen (National), SE cor Ful-
ton and Webster
Hess Christian (Union), 326 Clementina
Hillebrandt & Co. (Enterprise), 2019 Fol
Homeier Max (Weiss Beer), 511 Green
La France Theodore (New York), SW

cor ShotweU and Eighteenth
LYON &; CO. (Empire and Lyon), N s

Chestnut nr Mason and 179 Jessie
Marks S. (Hoboken). 735 Tehama
Mason it McGregor (Mason's), 527 Chest-
nut
Merrifield & Rosener (Star), SE cor

Eleventh and Folsom, oflice223 Bat
Metzler Charles (Golden Gate), 713

Greenwich
Noethig & Turk (Humboldt), S s Mission

bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Nunan Matthew (Hibemia), S a How-
ard bet Eighth and Ninth
San Francisco Stock, SE cor Powell

and Francisco
Schuster F. (Railroad), E s Valencia

bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Schwarz John (North Beach), NE cor

PoweU and Chestnut
Schweitzer & Bro. (Eureka), 235 First
SPRECKELS & CO. (Albany), 73 Ev

erett (see adv. dept. page xxxiii)
Streuli John J. (Swiss), 414 Dupont
Swan Brewery Co., SE cor Fifteenth

and Dolores
Trenschel G. A. (Fredericksburg), 621

Brannan
Wahmuth H. & Co. (Hayes VaUey), 512

Grove
Wannenmacher & Kronnenberg (United

States), NE cor McAllister and

Franklin
Weyand & Kasche (Bay), 612 Seventh
WIELAND JOHN (Philadelphia), 234

Second (see adv dept. page Ixxxvii)
Wreden Claus & Co. (WashiJagton), SE

cor Lombard and Taylor

Brewers' Materials.

Ebert George, 415 Sacramento
Hermann At Co., 313 Sacramento
Scherr F., 511 Sacramento
WATSON & CO., 319 Battery

Brick Manufacturers.

[See also Fire Brick]
Bonnet B., 402 Montgomery
Buckley William, N s Green nr Polk
California Brick Co., 309 Montgomery
Douahiie, Corcoran &Co., Twentieth nr

Church
Hunter k Shackleford, 402 Montgomery
MaUon Patrick, NE cor Liberty and

Guerrero
McGeohegan J., 1720 Leavenworth
Patent Brick Co., 513 Montgomery
Piper Jerome B., cor Clay and East
Remillard Brothers, office NE cor Kear-
ny and Bush
Tobin Thomas D. (agent). 333 Mont
Turner & Harvey (dealers), W s East bet

Jackson and Pacitic
Tuttle Bros., cor Twenty-seventh and
Guerrero

Bridge Builders.

Burke F. H., 501 Montgomery
Fulton John A., 1108 Taylor
HALLIDIE A. S. (wire), 113 Pine (see

adv. dept. page xxvii)
Martin W. H. & Co., 7 Spear
Pacific Bridge Co., N s Berry bet Third

and Fourth, office 60o Montgomery
SHELDON k GRAVES, 1 Mission
Swett F. P., 1208 Clay

Britannia Ware.

Lawton O. k Co., 611 Market
Nathan B. k Co.. 125 Sutter
Siuderson & Brother, 310 Battery
Straus, Kolmstamm & Co., NE cor Bat-
tery and Pine
Swain R. A. k Co., 202 Sansom

Broilers — Bullion and Ex-
ebange.

Abbott Osborn, 319 California
Claussenius George, 521 Sacramento
Cogan James, 317 California
Fay Philip S., 420 Montgomery
Helnmch Oscar, 213 Sansom
Hickox & Spear, SE cor Montgomery

and Pine
Masten Edmimd C, 426 California
Moody & Blood. 208 Montgomery
Plume J. V. k Co., 319 California
Reichling F. k Co., 400 Montgomery
Sutro Charles, 415 Montgomery

Brokers— Drug.

Foye J. E., 236 Montgomery
Marsh H. F., 316 Clay
Newman & Bennett, 411 Washington
STEELE JAMES G. k CO., 316 Keax

BroJiers— CJeneral.

Barris Laveme, 302 Mortgomery
Boynton Underbill, 320 Sansom
Bugbee S. W., 320 Sansom
Chick George H., 302 Montgomery
Clark Joseph, 419 California
Cosgrove & Co., 507 Montgomery
Crane E. J., 213 Sansom
De Klrwan M., 137 Montgomery
Foye W. H., 319 Kearny
Gay Charles, 523 Montgomery
Kemm Joseph, 6 Montgomery Block
Marks Edmund, 419 California
Martinon A., 420 Montgomery
Menu J. H., 522 Montgomery
Merrill A. D., 209 Sacramento
Moll C. W., 57 Clay
O'Keeffe Francis P., 233 Montgomery
Pierce & Co., t27 > acramento
Reed Robert, Rotunda Merchants' Ex
Robertson J. D., 521 Clay
Robinson A. A. 3S California
Steinbach R., 729 Montgomery
.Stewart George, 700 Jlarket
Stewart Thomas, 416 Sacramento
Taylor W. S., 420 Montgomery
Von Rhein & Hyland, 105 Montgomery
Webster & Prather, 307 Moatgomery
Whitney A. L., 24 Montgomery Block

Brokers— Grain.

CampbeU J. W. H.. 433 California
Crosby George, 216 Davis

EUiott A. T., 214 California

Hall James k Co., 302 California

HobbsF.,4<J2 Front

Hughes k Blackledge, 225 Front

Miiyhew H. A., NE cor Clay and Davii

Richards O. S., NE cor Front and Clay

Brokers— House.

Berry & Capp, 418 Montgomery

Brjan E. H., 523 Kearny

Chapin George W., 422 Montgomery

Chapman R., 2^ Montgomery

Coe John T., 523 Kearny

Daly & Hawkins, 220 Montgomery

Duff James M., 512 Montgoir.ery

Edwards George, 317 California

Gonzales k Boland, 228 Montgomery

Madison & Burke, NW cor Montgomeiy

and .Sacramento
Mercer R, J., 426 Montgomery
O'Keeffe Francis P., 23-J Montgomery
Pforr John. 6 Montgomery

Brokers— Insurance.

Baird Andrew, 304 California
Band Harry F., 204 Montgomery
Barber John N., 531 Calif oraia
Cottrell Edward M., 218 Sansom
Denison C. H., .'8 CaUfomia
Desmond J. J., 14 Merchants' Exchange
Dick B. C, 310 California
Barren C. J., 219 Sansom
Foster G. H., 221 Sansom
Frank Isaac, 221 Sansom
Frank William, 425 California
Gamiss James R., 425 California
Gehricke Otto F., 310 California
Greenhood Moritz, 313 Montgomery
Hagan & Manheim, 316 California
Hawes Oliver, 317 California
Hess L., 221 Sansom
Kalisher E., 205 Sansom
Kelsey Melville, 425 California
Lewis P^dwin, 310 California
Magill R. H., 406 California
Mayer S. D., 221 Sansom
Mercado Mary R. Mrs., 307 Mont
Mitchell J. C, 425 California
Munsell James Jr., 224 Sansom
Pink Henry, 133 Sansom
Robinson A. S., 221 Sansom
Rokohl D., 205 Kearny
Schubart E., 201 California
Steinberg & Heimann, 310 California
Snow H. W., 313 CaUfornia
Swain Henry C, 215 Sansom
Tandler k Lang, 317 California
Von Rhein & Hyland, 105 Montgomery
Weber Charles, 425 California
West D. J. & Co., 319 California
White D. W.. 316 California

Brokers— Merchandise.

Beck D. L., 405 Front

Bluxome & Co.. 323 Front

Burt J. Gus.. 405 Front

BjTne Thomas, 321 California

Campbell W L., 109 Cahfomia

Clifford George, 402 Front

CouVjrough Henry Jr.. 416^ Sacramenti

David Jules, 406 Battery

DolheguyB., 426 Sansom

Finley Joel K., 339 Kearny

Fisher George A., 206 Front

GIBSON & ^VHITE, 402 Front

Girard L., 214 California

GoreB. B., 318 Front

Grisar E. k Co. (wool), NW cor FifO

and Townsend
Hagan & ManheiAi, 316 California
Healey P., 323 Front
Hestres Emil, 206 Front
Hochkoffler Rudolph, 205 Front
HoldenS. P , 323 Front
Hugg Henry, 201 California
Jeffray William, Rotunda, Merchant!

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Jennings John, cor Townsend and Js

pan
.Jones Charles C, 214 Sacramento
Marsh H. F., 316 Clay
Mason Thomas, 416 Sacramento
Maubec Charles, 406 Battery
Newman & Bennett, 411 Washington
Nickel J. L., 402 Front
Pavie F., 323 Front
Pavillier L. A., 525 Front
Ponton A. L., 406 Battery

JAMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 315 Kearny Streel

i. VAN SCHAACK So CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852

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lianlson & Field, 214 California
, K- Philip G.. 623 Sansom
it H.. V245 Market
rt,T. R., 323 Front
,11 William H., 214 California
r J. D. P., 405 Front
ilaUl R. J., 318 Front
worth W. R. & Sou, 402 Front
ith A.. 402 Front
I J. M., 405 Front
iiuis C. L. & Co., 417 Washington

GIBSON & WHITE,

CmvTnercial Brohers,

402 FRONT.

Bpoliers— Mlninsr.

[See also Mine Owners.]
\:Knlierg Charles. 438 California
— Vsliby Mark T., 402 Front
ishhy Wilson, 402 Front
Uwill & Co , 240 Montgomery
i.yres J. I., 320 Sansom
liyres John G , 324 California
Jarris Laverne, 302 Montgomery
Jelshaw M. W., 109 Montgomery
«ilwcll H. C, .312 Montgomery
Joyd ,Tobn F., 309 Montgomery
^oynton Hugh, 402 Montgomery
Brewster R. E., 312 Montgomery
irockelbank M. T., 330 Pine
Jurnes John E., 306 Montgomery
Jallaway O. P., 59 Nevada Block
ase Isham, 402 Montgomery
assell .Tohn F., 402 Montgomery
athenrond Edwin C. 638 Clay
henery R., 330 Pine
hick G. H.. 302 Montgomery
llark & Co., 331 Montgomery
lenient W. B., 606 Montgomery
Collins R. U., 415 Montgomery
:;ook J. E.. 413 California
2oa)s. Seth, 309 Montgomery

ooper James B., 315 California
Oox Arthur P., 24 Mercliants' Exch
Crawford J. A., 402 Montgomery
:ironise W. H. V., 409 California
Crosby F. W., 436 Montgomery
De Greayer S., 605 Clay
Dickenson O, Jr., 331 Montgomery
Drew (.'harles S., 411J California
Dyer Joseph P., 318 California
Easterby A. Y.. 330 Pine
EUiutt R., 49 Merchants' Exctange
English John M., 309 Montgomery
Falk P., 432 California
Farrington J. W., 315 California
Fernhach Victor, 409 California
Ferris David C, 418 California
Fen-is L. W., 418 California
Fitch T. S., 240 Montgomery
Forbes J. P., 408 California
Gashwiler J. W., 309 Montgomery
Gehricke Otto F., 310 California
Geisse George F., 302 Montgomery
Givens K. R., 402 Montgomery
Graves Robert N., 406 Montgomery
Gray John. 41U California
Grayson George W., 509 California
Green Edmimd, 200 Sansom
Greenman J. F., 438 California
Guyrey W. C, 330 Pine
Hasbrouck T. A., 309 California
Healy G. H., 45 Merchants" Exchange
Hearst G., 328 Montgomery
Heringhi B.. 306 Montgomery
Hill G. A., 19 New Montgomery
Holcomb S. E., 233 Montgomery
Holmes I. L., 5 Leidesdorff
Holt Ziba, 330 Pine
Homfray Richard, 64 Merchants' Exch
Hosmer Daniel M.. 116 Halleck
Hughes J. D., 426 Montgomery
Hunt D. B., 24 Merchants' Exchange
Hunt J. D.. 306 Sansom
Hussey J. L., 331 Kearny
Hutchinson Stephen, 116 Halleck
Jewell Truman E., 507 Montgomery
Ives R. O. & Co., 422 Montgomery
King Webster & Co., 306 Montgomery
Kydd A., 316 Pine
La Forge A. B.. 29 Merchants' Exch
Lande B , 27 Merchants' Exchange
Langley T. W., 319 California
Levy M., 507 Montgomery

Lewis L. J., 418 California
Lin.sley J. E., 302 Montgomery
Louis I^niis, 230 Montgomery
T,is.s-.ik L. S., 108.^ Leidesdorff
Marks Eli, 419 California
Marks & Co., 438 California
Martin & Waggoner, 621 Sansom
Martindale D. W., 331 Montgomery
Mayson .1. N., 326 Montgomery
Merrill R., 302 Montgomery
Miles Paul, 60G Montgomery
Morrill Charles, 402 Montgomery
Morse K. A., 330 Pine
Mos.5 Cluales, 401 California
Mudge B W., 309 Moutgomei-y
Myers L. W., 408 California
Nash J., 405i California
Noon J. J., 9 Post
Nosier F., 408 M.mtgomery
Nourse J. P., 331 Montgomery
O'Connor & Cook, .'504 Montgomery
Padelford G. F., 402 Montgomery
Palmer E. F., 331 Montgomery
Palmer J. B., 331 Montgomery
Pai-ker .lames M., 609 Sacramento
Parsons W., 331 Montgomery
Pearson & Hearst, 328 Montgomery
Perkins J. E., 418 California
Pierce & Russell, 421 California
Relnhart Simon, 402 Montgomery
Reynolds'W. T., 111| Leidesdorff
Rejniolds W. H., 434 California
Riley J. G., 331 Montgomery
Roberts E. W.. IIU Leidesdorff
Rogers R. H., 106 Leidesdorff
Rogers R. F., 18 Nevada Block
Romera A., 413 Montgomery
Rose L. S., 415 Montgomery
Ryckman W. L.. 331 Montgomery
Schwarzschild F., 332 Montgomery
Seaman Vernon. 327 Montgomery
Seckle George, 309 Montgomery
Sel'eck C. H., 63 Nevada Block
Selieck Silas, SE cor Mont and Pine
Shepard M., 60i) Montgomery
Singer R. C, 330 Pine
Smith J. L., 121 Montgomery
Snodgrass R. V., 330i Montgomery
Snowball R. Y., 106 Leidesdorff
Snarlcs W. H. & Co., 313 Montgomery
Spence A. H., 238 Montgomery
Stanford W. T., 306 Montgomery
Steinhiirt S., 413 California
Stone Silas,. 1 Montgomery Block
Stoner Phillip, 419 California
Stratton C. M., 432 Montgomery
Todd & JeweU, 317 California
Tread well G. A., 320 Sansom
Turner J., 414 California
Van Vechten \f.. 109 Montgomery
Vinzent Charles, 424 Montgomery
VoU F. W., 121 Montgomery
Von Jeinsen Ernst, 606 Montgomery
Wadsworth J. C. L., 401 California
Waller L. P. F., 426 California
Walrath A., 402 Front
Watson W. H. Jr., 302 Montgomery
Williams J. H. H., 24 Merchants' Exch
Wilson Cyrus, 402 Front
Wilson J. W.. 424 Montgomery
Wood J. H., 64 Merchants' Exchange

Brolsers— Mining Stocks.

Armstrong John L., 238 Montgomery
Atlcinson, Lyon & Co., 4054 California
Baird Andrew, 304 California
Balcom Charles F., 330 Pine
Baldridge Michael, Pac. Stock Exch
Baldv,inE. J., 318 Pine
BarreU Samuel, Cal. Stock Ex. Board
Beardsley Paul F., 328 Montgomery
Berry, WolfskiU & Co., 324 Mont
Beales John T., 426 Montgomery
Bonynge C. W., 402 Montgomery
Boswell S. B. & Co., 307 California
Boyd John F., 309 Montgomery
Bradshaw G. H., 238 Montgomery
BroadheadW. H., 331 Montgomery
Brooks & Lee, 415 Montgomery
Brown J. M. & Co., 317 Montgomery
Brown & Winants, 419 California
Brumagim J. W., 110 Leidesdorff
Budd W. C, 440 California
Burke F. G , 424 Montgomery
Burling & Brother, 323 California
Burtsell John M., 106 Leidesdorff
Cahill E. & Co., 406 Montgomery
Callaghan, Lj-nch k Co., 106 Leidesdorff
Cantin & Everett, 313 California

CargiU A. H., 309 California
Child & Maguiro, 433 California
Coit B. How.ard, 41U California
Coleman John W. & Co., 429 California
Collymore Robert. 405 California
Conger C. C, 330 Pine
Convis C. E. & Co., 320 Sansom
Cope, Uhler & Co., 320 Montgomery
Coursen Gershon A., 430 California
Crocker & Gurnett, 310 California
Dahl B. F. & Co., 405.^ California
De Crano E. G., 409 California
De Pass & Wilson, 331 Montgomery
De Sta Marina Joseph, 446 California
Deane Coll, 309 Montgomery
Den N. C. V., 330 Pine
Dent J. W., 535 California
Dewey Eugene E., 408 California
Diftot A., 324 California
Di.\on .Samuel, 503 California
Dore Benjamin, 512 Sacramento
Duncan William L., 424 Montgomery
Duncan William T., 328 Montgomery
FELLS & STANFORD, .320 Mont
Elirlich Meyer, 412 California
Eyre Edward E., 311 Montgomery
Fairbank, Clancey & Co., 309 Mont
Fay Philip S., 420 Montgomerj'
Finlayson James R., Pac. Stock Exch
Flatt J. C, BOO Montgomery
Fitch J. R., 411 California
Flagg Henry H., 420 Montgomery
Flugge Carl, 415 Montgomery
Ford Joseph C, 420 Montgomery
Fox Charles W., 408 Montgomery
Frank Gustave, 4051 California
Franks Frederick, 328 Montgomery
Fry, Neal & Co., 330 Montgomery
Gautier & Gariot, 233 Montgomery
Glazier I. & Co., 412 California
Glover G. F. M., 430 California
Goldsmith Anson, Pac. Stock Exch
Golly & Epstein, 308 Sansom
Grayson George W., 511 California
Greenebaum, Helbing & Co., 413 Cal
Greene & Co., 324-i Montgomery
Gunter A. C, 418 Montgomery
Haggin Louis T., 439 California
Hale, Page & Wilson, 429 California
Hall Eklward F. & Co., 410 Califorma
H.all & Charles, 408 Montgomery
Han-is & Hart, 412 Montgomery
Harvey Charles C, 316 Montgomery
Hassey Francis A., 402 Montgomery
Hathaway J. D., 322| Montgomery
Heath R. W. & Co., 427 Moutgomei-y
Hendrie E. B., 331 Montgomery
Henriuues David, Pacific Stock Exch
Herr James J., 411 California
Herrera F., 511 California
Hickox & Spear, SE cor Mont and Pme
Higgins & Conkling, 322 Montgomery
Hill & Kilgour, 403 California
Hirshfeld JuUus, 121 Montgou,ery
Hoare C. W., 420 Montgomery
Hoitt Ira G., 421 Montgomery
Holmes A. & Co., 600 Montgomery
Holbrook B. F., 238 Montgomery
Hooker R. C, 428 Montgomery
Hopkins C. H., 434 California
Hosmer & Bourne, llH Halleck
Hubbard & Co., 324 California
Hughes W. G., 309 California
Hunt & Coates, 320 Montgomery
Hutchinson John, 5 Leidesdorff
Hynemann Samuel, 408 Montgomery
Ives George I., 402 Montgomery _
Johnson George H., 6 Merchants Exch
Jones J. H. & Co., 509 California
Keene James R., 429 California
Kelley & PoUock, 316 Montgomery
Kenney C. A., 411 California
Kent Richard F., 413 California
King Jos. L. & Co., 4084 California
Kinsey A. G., 106 Leidesdorff
Klopenstine Joseph, 422 Montgomery
Knox George T.. 108 Leidesdorff
Kreider F. L., 330 Pine .

Kuhl Steel & Hickox. 409 California
Latham James H. & Co.,. 411 California
Lawton Franklin, 41U Califonna
La^Tton W. W., Cal. Stock Exchange
Lebatard M., 418 Montgomery
Lincoln Jonas, 511 California
Lissak A H. Jr.. 108i Leidesdorff
Lissak L. S., lOSJ Leidesdorff
Lo^an Henry C, 106 Leidesdorff
Loveland, David & Co., 421 California
Luty F. E., 507 Montgomery
Mahony John H., 402 Montgomery

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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Manning & Clark, 330 Montgomery
Marks Josejih, 419 California
Marshall Seth & Co., 307 California
Martin Minor S., 307 California
Marye George T, & Son, 322 Mont
MauMin Hugh, 316 Montgomery
McAneny George B., 309 Montgomery
McCoppin, Van Ness ic Co., 326 Mont
McDonald J. E., 408 California
McDonald Marion Jasper, 215 Sanaom
McDonald Mark L., 513 California
McHaffie James, 331 Montgomery
McKenty Jackson, 413 California
MerzVjach Julius, 530 Montgomery
Miller & Stauf , 302 Sansom
Mitchell G. H., 318 CaUfornia
Mix L. AV., California Exchange Board
Montealegre J. G. & Bro., 328 Mont
Moore John M., 77 Montgomerj' Block
Morony Paul & Co., Pac. Stock Exch
Moulder Andrew J., 314 Montgomery
Murphy Eugene P., 424 Montgomery
Noble H. H. & Co , 435 CaUfornia
Otis & Co., 306 Montgomery
Parker & Barrett, NE cor Leidesdorfl

and Halleck
Peokham E. P., 413 California
Perry John Jr., 108 Leidesdorff
Philip & Whitely, 205 Sansom
Phipps A. B., Pac. Stock Exchange
Plumnier H. W. & Co., 309 Montgomery
Quay Joseph M., 406 Montgomery
Rich David, 329 Montgomery
Riotte & Beyea, 330 Pine
Rogers Ford H., 334 Pine
Rogers Robert F., 309 Montgomery
Rorke B. B., 317 California
Rose Andrew W. Jr., 309 Montgomery
Sanborn Theodore C, Pac. Stock Exch
Schmieden, Hochstadter & Co., SWcor

California and Sansom
Schmitt C. A., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Schmitt Maurice, 6 Merchants' Exch
Scoiield Demetrius G., 315 California
Scott H. H. & Co., 307 Montgomery
Shot well Joseph M., 313 Montgomery
Smiley George W. , 444 California
Smiley Thomas J. L., 310 Montgomery
Smith E. L. & Co., 302 Montgom(*y
Smith \V. J., California Stock Exch
Snodgrass R. V., 330i Montgomery
Soren George S., California Stock Exch
Sparks W. H., 313 Montgomery
Stark John, 215 Sansom
Steel D. H., 228 Montgomery
Stoutenborough & Hall, 401 California
Sutro Gustave, 415 Montgomery
Sweet H. A., 511 California
Swift Frank, 419 California
Swim D. K., 329 Montgomery
Taylor Arthur C, 411i California
Taylor AViUiam S., 420 Montgomery
Tilden Joseph, 318 Montgomery
Todd John M., 5 Leidesdorff
Tobin Robert C, 330 Montgomery
TurnbuU Walter & Co., 4104 California
Tytig & Bullard, 309 California
Vernon, Tobin & Co., 330 Montgomery
Wakefield S. B., 503 California
Walker J. M. & Co., 303 Montgomery
Walker O. V., Pac. Stock Exchange
Wattles J. B., 419 California
Webb & Campbell, 113 Leidesdorff
Webber. Ellis & Co., 313 Montgomery
Weller Charles L., 419 California
Whitney J. G., 316 Montgomery
Wightmau A. C. & Co., 110 Leidesdorff
Wilke F. E., 411 California
Willard George H., 309 California
Williams Henry, 326 Montgomery
Winans John C, 319 California
Wolf Frederick, 422 Montgomery
Wood H. P., 328 Montgomery
Woods & Freeborn, 317 California
AVright W. H., 420 Montgomery
Yeazell & Sraithson, 113 Leidesdorff
Zinns Louis A., 106 Leidesdorff

Rufus S. Eells. Jerome B. Stanford.

EELLS & STANFORD,

STOCK (BrROKEfRS

318J^ MONTGOMKUy,

Pacific Stock Exchange Building.

Brokers— Money.

[• Dealers United States^ State, County,

etc.. Securities.]
Aguirre Ramon M. , 500 Kearny
Barbee John, 512 Montgomery
♦Barling H. H , 500 Montgomery
Barton S. M. & Co., 238 Montgomery
Bear Solomon, 140 Montgomery
Bilty T, G. &.Co., 236 Montgomery
♦Berggren August, 406 Montgomery
Carter G. E., 238 Montgomery
Cohen & Lemen, 138 Montgomery
Cohn k Frank, 418 Montgomery
Damon J. E., 607 Montgomery
Davidson Jacob, 311 Battery
Dinsmore R. , 426 Montgomery
Duncan & White, 214 Montgomery
Ellis & Drew, 432 Montgomery
Glassman Jacob, 335 Montgomery
Greenbaum L. & Co., 306 Montgomery
Griesinger H. & Co., 521 Montgomery
Hemme W. & Co., 404 Montgomery
*Hickox & Spear, SE cor Montgomery

and Pine'
Hirshfeld Julius, 121 Montgomery
Hirshfeld N. H., 634 Montgomery
*Holnie3 A. & Co., 600 Montgomery
*Hopkins & Haley, 3264 Montgomery
Howell J. G. & S. S., 415 Sansom
Hull Michael J., 206 Montgomery
Jacobs M. I. & Co., 238 Montgomery
Kane Frank E., 312 California
Kluit Provo & jacoby, 700 Market
Linderman & Moe, 304 Montgomery
Lynch J. W., 312 California
Mehlwitz Tony, 306 California
Mendelson Solomon, 634 Market
Moody & Blood, 208 Montgomery
Newbiu-ger E. & Co., 504 Montgomery
*Peltret Peter G., 317 Battery
Peyser Hermann, 719 Montgomery
Roemer & Lorie, 228 Montgomery
Ruppin B., 222 Montgomery
Salomon Jacob, 502 Kearny
*Schmitt Joseph L., 6 Merchants' Exch
Shepard Edward A., 501 Montgomery
Silberstein Julius, SE cor Kearny and

California
Shuman B., 530 Montgomery
Stairley & Haverstick, 4104 Montgomery
Suss & Hoesch, 238 Montgomery
*Sutro Charles, 415 Montgomory
Taylor M. Stuart, 422 Montgomery
Twing D. H. & Co., 316 Montgomery
Webster J. N. & Co., 4 New Mont
Webster & Smith, 310 Montgomery
Weihe August, 400 Montgomery
Wiswell Thaddeus, 624 Montgomery

Brokers — Note.

Abbott Osbom, 319 California
Ayres John G, 324 California
Cogan James, 317 California
Damon J. E., 607 Montgomery
Fay Philip S., 420 Montgomery
Femald Joseph S., 426 California
Fiske Asa, 240 Montgomery
Gladwin William H., 410?, California
Little John T., 4054 California
Masten Edmund C, 426 California
McCombe John, 429 Montgomery
Moritz Mandel, 208 Montgomery
Montealegre J. G. & Bro., 328 Mont
Plume J. V. & Co., 319 California
Pettigrew W. J., 419 California
Sutton O. P. Jr., 531 California

Brokers— Patent.

Dewey & Co., 224 Sansom
SMITH C. W. M.. 429 Montgomery
Varicas L., 425 Kearny
Wiester & Co., 17 New Montgomery

Brokers— Produce.

[See Flour; also Merchants— Produce
Commission.]

Brokers— Keal Estate.

[See also Real Estate.]
Abrams S., 310 Montgomery
Aliumada J. M., 631 Sacramento
ALPERS k MOWRY, 607 Kearny
Alvarado Prederico, 708 Montgomery
Ashton C, 120 Sutter
Atkinson N. , 507 Montgomery

Austin Marcus E., 639 Kearny
Barry Edward, 415 Montgomery
Barss J. E., 230 Keaniy
BARTLBTT & RANDOLPH, 12Moi
Baumann H. H., 502TMontgomery
Beach & Parker, 608 Market
BEPvRY & CAPP, 418 Montgomery
Bibbins, Tilton & Co., 402 Kearny
Bovee William H., 238 Montgomery
Bowman A. W., 200 Sansom
Boyer C. L., 6 Leidesdorff
Brandon William M. & Co., 512 Mont
Brocklebank M. T., 330 Pine
Brown Charles F., 32 Merchants' Exch
Bryan J. & Co., 26 Montgomery Av
California Land Investment Co. (lim-
ited), 330 Pine
California Real Estate Co., 208 Mont
Callaway Oliver P.. 309 Montgomery
Canavan P. H., 521 Montgomery
Carr Thomas, 137 Montgomery
Carter T., 238 Montgomery
Champlin & Root, 331 Keamy
Chapin George W., 422 Montgomery
Chapman O. & Co., 436 Montgomery
Chapman R., 224 Montgomery
Child B.W. & Co., 422 Montgomery
Collins Joseph C, 507 Montgomery
Comstock A. M., 420 Montgomery
Congdon George, 309 Montgomery
Congdon H. B., 330 Pine
Conner John W. , 604 Merchant
Corrjell J. R., 309 California
Cosgrove & Co., 507 Montgomery
Coy Frank, 309 Montgomery
Crane Erwin J., 215 Sansom
Cudworth J. W., 402 Kearny
Cunningham F., 612 Merchant
Cutter H. T., 523 Montgomery
Daly Felix, 612 Mission
DALY k HAWKINS, 220 Mont
Damon J. E., 607 Montgomery
De Bare & Bryan, 1 Fourth
De Kirwan Marc, 137 Montgomery
De Pass & Wilson, 331 Montgomery
De Vercy A. F., 515 California
Deardorfi John R., 331 Montgomery
Dockendorff G. k Co., 12 Keamy
Dore Maurice & Co., 326 Pine
Dozier & Root, 331 Keamy
DUFF JAJNIES M., 512 Montgomery
Eakins Peter A., 230 Keamy
Easton E. A. & Co., 32 Merchants' Ex
Edwards George, 317 California
Ellis George W., 74 Mont Block
Fay Philip S., 420 Montgomery
Fetter B. M., 5 Post
Finley Joel K., 339 Keamy
Fisher Charles, 410A California
Fitch Henry S. & Co., 240 Montgomery
Foucault V. M., 330 Pine
Frank & Westheiraer, 306 Montgomery
Frontin Joseph, 238 Montgomery
Fuller A. L. & M. J., 320 Sansom
Furman & Cmmingham, 331 Keamy
Gallagher John B. , 623 Montgom^y
Ganz & Co., 240 Montgomery
Garvey James P., 426 California
Garvey William V., 636 Clay
Gehricke Otto F., 310 California
Gildemeester J. P. H., 113 Mont Block
Giselman WUliam, 636 Clay
Godchaux Jacques, 421 Montgomery
Goldman Isaac A., 521 Market
Gonzalez & Boland, 228 Montgomery
Grant, Gibson & Co. , 426 Kearny
Grattan WiUiam H., 6 Montgomery At
Greenberg H., 306 Montgomery
Gunn WUliam J.. 410 Montgomery
Gurnee Clinton, 306 Pine
Hahn John, 502 Montgomery
Hamill & Swim, 329 Montgomery
Hancock S., 2^6 Montgomery
Harrison S., 240 Montgomery
Heath k Harrred, 507 Montgomery
Heyes & Sedgwick. 840 Market
Hill John, 236 Montgomery
Hoffman & Cook, 509 Keamy
HoltT. H., 306 Montgomery
Hopkins L. B., 531 California
Hughes T. E., 402 Keamy
Husselman & Nolte. 526 Keamy
Jackson & Maude, 513 Montgomery
James Charles A. , 402 Montgomery
Jobson William Gihon, 238 Mont
Jonas & Gray, 720 Market
KahnS.,531 California
Kane David, 422 Montgomery
' Katz Emanuel, 306 Montgomery
Keamy T., 601 California

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TJ'. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed 1862.

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Circlilioff H. L., 413 Kearny
Mrw.iii Miirc de, 137 Montgomery
•;iiim)>ke J. G.. 432 Montgomery
\.ili!<ch A.. J.. 004 Merchant
•Curtz John. 32 Merchants' Exchange
iiidry X<>ri>ert. 612 Commercial
. .irte Jean B., 402 Montgomery

U A: Co., 331 Kearny

. unwell William. 331 Montgomery

i.inl Willanl, 65 Merchants' Exch

> i: Levitzky. 30C Montgomery

:< John B.. 504 Montgomery

i<R. P., 635 Kearny
:iie Lewis. 651 Clay
iiiiisey & t)e«terricher. 339 Kearny
ittle John T.. 405i California

•rmore O.. 526 Montgomery
11 E. C. 418 Montgomery

\ K. E., 507 Montgomery

. John S.. 507 Montgomery
J. B. & Ca, 608 Market

iison, Burke & Co., NW cor Mont-

k'i>mery and Sacramento
\ OISOX s BURKE. NW cor Mont-

-•■>iiiery and Sacramento

' ;EE THOMAS. 210 Montgomery

itesta Nino. 515 California

[,1 J. L., 636 Clay

tinon A., 420 Montgomery

: liews &. Dell, 3 Post

Vice L. C, 309 Montgomery

I'lroy Roliert, 519 Montgomery
'..iren J. C, 622 Clay

xciizie J. W., 539 California

; . p.n i Harily. 408 California
•niu Thomas G.. 331 Montgomery
I .1. H.. 522 Montgomery

r'.-i Peter. 502 Montgomery
er R. J.. 426 Montgomery

, Ueton John & Son. 310 Mont
- Paul, 606 Montgomery
ken Isaac T.. 302 Montgomery

.tgomerj- St. Real EstateCo., 330 Pine
tl- Justin P.. 320 Sansom
ai k Co.. 605 Sacramento

.-•enstem M.. 206 Montgomery

i Tt-ll A. J., 420 Montgomery

1 r.w J. L., 215 Kearny
Ity C. G.. 307 Montgomery

u-e T. A.. 302 8an.som

.My P.. 315 California

.ihy A., 330 Pine

r,.hy D. W. & Co., 426 Kearny
->■ vton H., 127 Montgomery
I I Krien & Ward. 610 Montgomery
I I Kt-effe F. P.. 236 Montgomery
I ' X.'il M i Son. 702 Mission

-y R. O. i Co.. 422 Montgomery

iam William. 215 Kearny
. y &Co.. 219 Sansom
rn George W.. 309 Montgomery

■ er k Baiter, 836 Market

.Ueton & Co.. 405 Kearny
i riin Edward B.. 534 California
Prters C. R.. 405^ California
Pcttit Joseph. 215 Kearny
Pforr John, 6 Montgomery
Phelps & Wetmore. 436 Pine
Phillips P. L., 63 New Montgomery
Pierce & Son, 627 Sacramento
Pilcher i Strong, 121 Montgomery
Polack J. S., 531 California
Prentice & Campbell. 434 Keamy
Rawson J. A., 605 Clay
Real Estate Associates. 304 Mont
Seed J. L., 422 Montgomery
Reynolds C. H. k Co., 333 Montgomery
Reynolds W. S., 531 California
Ries L.. 607 Washington
Riordan T. P.. 9 Post
Roberta W. B., 267 Keamy
Rogers R. C, 426 California
RoUins W., 533 Keamy
Russell G. H., 304 Montgomery
Seckel George, 309 Montgomery
Shay B. J., 306 Montgomerj-
Sherman k Leopold, 137 Montgomery
Sinclair Samuel F., 432 Montgomery
Skinner k Halen, 5 Post
Sloan W. R., 236 Montgomery
Small William, 531 California
Stanyan k Van Xorden, 607 Mont
Stevens C. W.. 330 Pine
Stewart George, 702 Market
Stratton C. M., 432 Montgomery
Strauss Samuel J., 316 California
Stuart William. 113 Leidesdorff
Sutton Owen P., 531 California
Swain Henry C, 215 Sansom

Tait George, 531 California
Terry J. "f., 238 Montgomery
Tlieller Samuel L., 507 Montgomery
Thompson G. Howard. 534 California
Tobelmann F., 637 Washington
Tracy Robert L., 534 C'alifornia
TrolKick Nicolas. 315 Wa.shington
Trnette F , 612 Merchant
Trusseau P., 604 Merchant
Van Dusen John. 23 Kearny
Vassault Ferdinand. 215 Sansom
Vernon M, R.. 606 Montgomery
Von Rhein & Hyland, 105 Montgomery
WiUlace W. W., 508 Howard
Walsh S. T , 420 Montgomery
Welch & Co., 608 Merchant
Weldon k Leonard, 605 Clay
Wensinger F. S., 304 Montgomery
^5ji^;st C. H. 422 Montgomery
Wieat Charles D., 740 Foiurth
Whitcomb J. B., 208 Montgomery
■Wliite & Mills, 724i Market
■Whitman S. P., 302 Montgomery
Whitney James P., 542 Market
WiMe F. B., 520 Montgomery
Williams H. F.. 740 Fourth
Williams John F.. 1 Mont Block
Wilson & Co.. 436 Montgomery
Winter Clinton. 422 California
Wright Alfred, 220 Third
Young & Paxson, 424 Montgomery
Zeehandelaar & Co., 715 Montgomery

BARTLEH & RANDOLPH,

Real Estate Brokers,

12 MoxrooitBRY.

WASHINGTON BARTLETT,

D. I» RANDOLPH.

For Sale— Improved & unimproved
property in all parts of the city.

BERRY & CAPP,

Real Estate Agents & House Brokers

418 Montgomery.

Houses and Lots for sale and to let
Loans Negotiated. Particular atten-
tion paid to the Collection of Rents.
Full charge taken of property for
absen tees. Insurance, Repairs.'Taxes
and Street Assessments attended to.

DALY & HA^WKINS,

Eeal Estate Agents,

220 Montgomery.
Full Charge Taken of Property.

J. M. DUFF,

REALESTATE. BUSINESS A&ENT

EoQss BrciEer and CoUsctor,
518 SIOKTeOMERY,

Near Commercial, San Francisco.
Particular attention given to the
Renting of Houses and Collection of
Rents, etc Real Estate Sold, Houses
Rented, Money Loaned.

MADISON, BURKE & CO.
Real Estate Agents,

316 Montgomery.
Full Charge Taken of Property.

THOS. MAGEE,

Real Estate Agent,

And Publisher

REAL ESTATE CIRCULAR

SIO 91 ONTGOM EBT,

Bet Bush & Pine.

Broken — 8hip and Ca§toin
llousr.

Bauch Peter G.. 500 Battery
Baum Charles, 510 Battery
Belliugall Peter W.. 508 Battery
Boden John H. k Co., 504 Battery
Bunker H. S., 508 Battery
De Fremery H. S., 508 Battery
Dickman G. & Co., 123 California
Gardner James H., Custom House
Heise C. E.. 510 Batterj-
Hughes & Edson. 504 Battery
Mattoon & Danglada. 502 Battery
Schleiden k SchoU, 508 Battery «

Travers E. W., 210 Battery
Wheeler H. T., 508 Battery

Broken— Ship and Freight.

EUiot A. T., 214 California
Lolor Charles P., 31 Merchants" Eich
Pritchard M. G.. 109 California
Schleiden & SchoU, 508 Battery
Travers Edward W., 210 Battery

Brokers— Wool.

[See Also Wool Dealers.]
Oook Thomas M., 223 Front
Christy k Wise, 607 Front
Grisar E. & Co., NW cor Fifth and

Town send
Moody & Parish, 210 Davis
Moore James, 323 Front
Owens k Moore, 220 Clay

Bronze Powders.

HUETER BROS, k Co., 12 Second

Bronzers and Gilders.

ROCHICIOLI R. F., 8 Tyler
Zante Daniel, 194 Jessie

Broom Handles.

Gracier Francis J., SE cor Mission and

Beale
Houghton F. T. & Co., 121 Front

Broom Makers.

Armes k Dallam. 215 Sacramento
California Broom Factory, 203 Sac
Cummings James H., Ill Davis
Feldmann L. k Co. (agents), 315 Sac
Gillespie. Zan k Co. (Eureka Broom

Factoryl. 114 Sacramento
HARRISOX & DICKSOX, 210 Sac
HOUGHTON F. T. k CO., 121 Front
Howes E. K. & Co., 118-122 Front
McCue k Phillips, 1035 Market
Robinson, Fowler & Co., 203 Sac
Van Laak L. . cor Seventeenth and How
Ward Thomas, 27 Drumm

HARRISON

Manufacturers "O. K." BroomB
Brashes, WtaisUs, Etc.

210 SACBAMEXTO.

Brush Mannfactarers.

Armes k Dallam, 215 Sacramento
Eastham W. W.. 123 Cal
Feldman L. & Co. (agents). 315 Sao
Figer Bros.. 615 Sacramento
Houghton F. T. k Co.. 121 Front
Howes E K. & Co.. 118 Front
Lipsher G. (importers). 123 California
Robinson. Fowler & Co., 203 Sac
San Francisco Brush Factory, R. W.
Simpson, 835 Harrison

Builders.

[See Carpenters and Builders.]

Building Paper.

Harrison & Dickson, 210 Sacramanto

HARRISON & DICKSON,

Agents Bock River Paper Co's
Building I'aper,

210 SACBAHEKTO.

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., mantifactnrers of Steele's California Perfnmea

San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchaxil'

880

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Bnng Makers.

Gracier Francis J., SE cor Mission and
Beale

Mixer George H. (metallic), 718 McAl-
lister

Swift James. 24 California

Waas Henry, 720 Minna

Bnnss— Corks.

Watson & Co., 319 Battery

Bntchers.

[See also Markets.]
^badie & Fox, 1320 Dupont
Act Lee (Chinese), 714 Sacramento
Adams Emerson, 4 Pearl
Adler David, 419 Hayes
Adler Maurice, 302 Beale
Aitken C. H. , 5 Washington
Aitken & Bender, 543 Turk
Ansburg B. & Co., NE cor Montgomery

and Broadway
Antz Henry, N\V cor Larkm and Geary
Arnold Gottlieb, cor Mission and Thir-
tieth
Artigues H. & Co., 14 S. F. Market
Aubert Albert, 10 S. F, Market and 55

Centre Market
Baccus Richard T., SW cor O'Farrell

and Mason'
Bailly Bros. , 71 California Market
Baraty & Coutolenc, 303 Mont Av
Bayle John, 83 California Market
Beokmann F., S s McAllister nr Frank-
lin
Berg Frederick, 1005 Folsom
Beppler John, SE cor Dup and Filbert
Berryman J. T., 47 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Bitterman Charles, W s Folsom bet

Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Block W., 72 California Market
Bloch & Blum, 519 Geary
Boiler P. J., SE cor Dup and Hinckley
Bonas MarceUin, NW cor Dupont and

Morton
Bose H. J., SE cor Davis and Clark
Brackett W. L., 206 Steuart
Breiling ,Tacob, 985 Mission
BreiUng & Dahl, 216 Second
Bro^vn Frank P., 513 Bryant
Brown Isaac W. W., 938 Harrison
Bunker R. F., 75 California Market
Callahan C, SE cor Howard and Fif-
teenth
Campbell S. J., 723 Folsom
Carrau & Baraty, 1 Clay St. Market
Cholet Joseph, 59 Washington Market
Clifford Robert, 240 Fourth
Cohen Marcus S. (kosher), 359 Tehama
Conoly & Hurley, 5 Centre Market
Conway E., NW cor Green and Hyde
Coughlin J. D., 5 Centre Market
Gushing E. D. & Co., 157 Third
Dastugue Gabriel, 8 S. F. Market
Daverkosau Peter, 2512 Bush
De Luca Geswaldo, 1338 Dupont
De VauU & Schuler, 3 California Market
De Vecchio'& Menesini, 619 Broadway
Decourtieux A. & Co., 29 S. F. Market
Delano James, SE cor Sixteenth and

Dolores
Dengler Phillip, 236 Third
Doderer C. F., 239 Fourth
Dodge Daniel, NE cor Steu and How
Dolet August, 16 S. F. Market
Dow & Warren, SW cor Clay and Yerba

Buena
Draper Richard, 139 Eleventh
Dreyer John, cor Shasta and Michigan
Drouet H., 1420 Stockton
Duane Edward, 6 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Dulion J. P., SE cor Pine and Dupont
Dulion J. B., SW cor Pacific and Pow
Dulion L. C, 705 Pacific
Dunker Christopher, NE cor Folsom

and Fremont
Eckhardt Henry, 1427 California
Edwards Edward, 1324 Kearny
Edwards J., junction Market and Sac-
ramento
Elias Anselm, 501 Ellis
Emetsberg & O'Connell, 1012 Pacific
Empey William F., 402 Union
Empey Charles (sausage), 10^ Stevenson
Empey W. F., 402 Union
Erlenwein John, 532 Valencia

Fabry F. K., S s Twenty-fourth nr Har
Fabry Leopold M., NE cor Grove and

Laguna
Fabry S., NE cor Potrero Av and

Twenty-fourth
Faubel Jacob, 1908 Mission
Faubel John, NE cor Sac and Fillmore
Faubel Philip, NE cor Twentieth and

Shotwell
Fay Andrew, NE cor Mission and Twen-
ty-second
Featherston Peter, 16 Zoe
Fell George W., 106 Twelfth
Ferrier John S., 819 Jackson
Finley & Stephan, 1 California Market
Filliot F., 115 Sixth
Fitschen Frederick, cor Eleventh and

Railroad avs. South S. F.
Flach .Joseph, SW cor Dolores and Sev-
enteenth
Flynn Patrick, 705 Brannan
Flj-nn & Caveney, 315 Eighth
Fogarty James, 71 Centre Market
Ford Frederick, 24 Stockton
Frankenheimer Joseph, 30 Metropolitan

Market
Frolich T., NW cor Hyde and O'Farrell
Fiilda Leismau, 5 MetropoUtan Market
Galtnger & Mayer, 620 Hyde
Gans Solomon, 3 Union Market
Garibaldi F., 1516 PoweU
Geggus Louis, 131 Fomth
Gifford & Ames, 44 Grand Central Mai^

ket
Gleason & Bro., 20 Centre Market
Glemi Martin, NE cor Jones and

O'Farrell
Goedecke Louis, 12 Center Market *
Goertzhain Hermann, 1103 Leav
Goldman Jacob, 1202 Stockton
Goldmeyer Louis, 308 Sixth
Gradwell M., 525i Fourth
Gradwohl M. & Co., 73 California and

60 Washington Market
Grady Michael, SW cor Post and Taylor
Grauz & Thieme, 1018 Battery
Green George W., 7 Centre Market
Greenwood Henry, 33 Jessie
Guichet Francois, 232 Fourth
Hamelen Arthiur, SE cor Clay and Pow
Hansen Feargus, 11 California Market
Harris Emil, 28 Fourth
Harris Jacob, 240 Sixth
Hartman & Strauss, 50 Centre Market
Harvey & Co., 236 Third
Hasselbach George, 154 Steuart
Haub Phillip, 1505 Stockton
Hausler Fred. & Co., 513 Pacific
Haxe G. J., 14 California Market
Hayden & O'Brien, SW cor Fourth and

Perry
Hayden & Convey, NW cor Hyde and

Green
Hechheimer Lee, 871 Mission
Heinze & Stricher, 428 Natoma
Hencken Ch., W s Mission nr Ridley
Hermann B. , S W cor Hyde and Geary
Hertz Hermann, 48 Centre MarTiet
Hertz L. & J., 22 Centre Market
Herzog Max, 5 Grand Central Market
Hicksou Henry, 564 Mission
Hill Henry O., 429 Minna
Hook Charles, SW cor Union and Ma-
son
Homung Jacob, 1005 Pacific
Howland W. P., 8 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Hubbert J., SE cor Twenty-tliird and

Valencia
Hughes J. J., 70 Metropolitan Market
Jonas A. & Co., 41 Washington Market
Josse Eugene, 65 Centre Market
Junker Charles, 135 Guugh
Junker Fred., SW cor Fulton and La-

gima
Kah L., N s Bryant nr Twenty-fourth
Kaiser Geo. & Co., 17 California Market
Kanngiesser Jidius, 1409 Stockton
Katz Frederick, 91 California Market
Katz J., 7 Grand Central Market
Kelly C. & M., 433 Stevenson
KeHy Joseph, 1115 Howard
Kelly Michael J., 3 Centre Market
Keyes Orson H., 50 Steuart
Kirsch E., SE cor Mission and Seven-
teenth
Knowles Sarah, 154 First
Kohlmann H., 1503 Franklin
Kowalski Edward, 39 Centre Market
Kramer Frederick, 130 Fifth

Kramer John, cor Fifth and Mission
Kroneuberg W., SW cor McAllister ani

Franklin
Lang Peter (pork), 7 Metropolitan Hal

ket
Langridge G., SE cor Union and Hydi
La roche F. (tripe), 21 San Frani "

Le Bert V. J., NE cor Capp and Ei

eenth
Lehmann M., 216 Bush
Lemann C, NW cor Hyde and O'Fam
Lewis & Stevenson, 115 Fourth
Lieb A. H., SW cor Clementina an

Eighth
Lllenthal & Co., 740 Bryant
Lintott James & Co., 60 Cal. Market
Litchfield W. D. & Co., 52 Washini

Livingston E., 620 Hyde

Lloyd J. D., 1125 Howard

Loeb & KrausgiU, SW cor Mason

Vallejo
Loewel & Block, 12 S. F. Market
Luetjens & Bros., NE cor Turk and Fi

more
Lund C. , 10 Metropolitan Market
Xurch I., 537 Fourth
Lutz J. C, 135 Oak
Luty L.. SE cor Seventh and Jessie
Lynch Edward, Grand Central Marl
Magritz A. F., W s Valencia nr Ridli
ManfrerUni P., 323 Broadway
Marchant C, W s FiUmore bet Calif(

nia and Sacramento
May Henry, SE cor Stockton and Loi

bard
McCarty J., 1052 Folsom
McGlynn Edward, SW cor Folsom and

Main
McHugh & O'Connors, SE cor First and

Folsom
Mclnemey Thomas, 311 Broadway
McMahon B., 75 Brannan
McMenomy .John H , 7 Cal. Market
McPherson D. L., NE cor Sixth and

Harri.son
Mendoza J., 305 Brannan
Mengel .John, 46 Centre Market
Menisino L., 314 Montgomery Av
Merkelbach WiUian^l3 S. F. Market
Meyer R., 859 HarriPn
Meyer Solomon, NE cor Ellis and Larkin
Meyer & Akmann, 39 Sacramento
Miller Anthony, 718 Brannan
Mogan John. 63 California Market
Monbroussous B., 312 Fifth
Mock George, 4 Grand Central Market
Moog & Lobenstein, SW cor Post and

Laguna
Morgenstein A., 7 Berry
Morgenstem Alfred W,, 546 Third
Moritz ,J. C, 705 Montgomery Av
Morris H. & Co.. 741 Broadw.ay
Mowatt George E., 8 Union Market
Muller John, 65 California Market
Nagel W. & Co., 702 Bush
Nalthaneius J., 1824 Stockton
Neitz & Gaetjen. 131 Fourth
Nelson James, 232 Fifth
Neustadt H., 928 Post
Newman Abraham, 1 Centre M.arket
Newman & Co., 2 Jletropolitan Market
NeTi-man & Strubi, 704 Battery
Nolan P. J., 11 Union Market
Northmore S., SE cor Folsom and

Twelfth
Norvall E. , Mission nr Twenty-ninth At,

South S. F. .

O'Brien S. C, 1 Grand Central Market
O'Donnell P.. SW cor Mariposa and

Tennessee
O'Laughlin Martin, SE cor Ninth and

Minna
Oaks L. P., 540 Fourth
Obitz & Gaugler, 823 Pacific
Olson & Co., NE cor Polk and Austin
Oppenheimer Isaac, SW cor Van Seai

Av and Tyler
Ososke I., 334 Fifth
Ottenheimer I.. 530 Eddy
Overholser A. J., NE cor Stockton and

Francisco
Page C, 713 .Tones

Peak W. A., NE cor Folsom and Sixth
Piercy John D., NE cor Folsom and

Sixth
Plante P., cor Twenty-seventh and Al-
abama
Potter C. A., SE cor Seventh and How

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology

^l\ VAN SCHAACK <S; CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eeamy, Established 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

were Janies D., SE oor Turk and
Pierce
uors Thomas J., 135 Hayes
■11 Hcnr>-, SW cor Clay and Larkin
.uiK>i Son. 2602 Folsom
..ill William, N s Ore -'iiwich nr Steiner
L ilm Ctorge A.. 1145 Folsom

luon.l H., 1402 Stockton
ink' rreiierick, 3 (Jrand Central Mkt
ith & Hugmsnn. 1117 Mission
mbal C, lOS Jackson
...iWy H. S. 2002 Polk
^ilK-rt.-i & Kearuy, SE cor Filbert and

Taylor
; it>l .Tiilui. 5 California Market
-fnlx>rg & Co., S s Sixteenth nr Miss
-onberg Meyer, 112;' Folsom
<iuhorg S. S., NW cor Powell and
Vallejo

sfubcrg & Co., SE cor Sixteenth and
Mis.sion
.!. &Strehl. 135 Oak
.liacher <'h;vrles. 904 Stockton
tmaii Charles, 6 <>ntre Market
iiii.'it \ Co., 14i).5Bush
iHiitt Ge^irge, 18 Sacramento
loshiisen H., SW cor Octaria and
I'uion

usslor I. C, 1343 Dupont
>>ab Frt'ilerick, XW cor Twenty-
.■;ec(inrf and Folsom
iivamm Mathias, 5 Dupont
.^(eitzer ,). & Co., 16 Clay St. Market
:.;rave & (iraham, SWcor Nineteenth
and Howard

cl Frederick, Clay St. Market
i '«1 PhUipp, 2 Clay St. Market
I A Charles, W s Mission nr Thir-
teenth

■:o J. T.. 339Foiu:th
'II .loseph. 208 Sixth
■'hE. F.. -2310 Mission
>mou Simon, 2 Grand Central Mar-
ket

I'TS & Co., NW cor Bryant and
■^ec'ind

■in i Dougart, 527 East
urfer R., SE cor Fol and Sixteenth
iling Henry, Ws Mission nr Twenty-
■ ■>urth

.;iug i Siebe, loqSecond
ni Charles, 1064 Howard
■vart James, 1224 Howard
:.: Philip J., 126 Eleventh
.■^ck Charles L., SW cor Hayes and
Franklin

hi Charle.s, 56 MetropoUtan Market
a van k Delan^', S s Har nr Dora
tt Roilman. 561 Mission
.tjihaus Charles, SW cor Howard

lud Russ
itphaus K Stark, 529 Furst and NW
cor First and Clementina -
Taylor Tlieophilus, 208 Sixth
f I unaut li Cohen. X s Sixteenth bet

.Second Av and Guerrero
True & Christian, 1908 Mission
I n5;er L. i Co., 10 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Tri FelLx. 22 S. F. Market
Van Housen William, NE cor Eddy

anct Mason
\\"af,-iier Moses. NE cor Grove and Oc-

tavia
Warner Philip, SW cor Montgomery
and Union
1 ^iier & Haub. 1505 Stockton
hlheim Otfe^mar, SW cor Valencia
■nd Twentieth
ter & Co.. S)8 Fifth
ther F., SE cor Eighth and Bryant
:iz J. D., NW cor Twenty-fourth and
• 'ohmibia

i.l'er Ernest, 226 Third
:; M., 108 Dupont
Wciiheimer Charles, 265 Octavia
Welby John T., SE cor P and Fifteenth

At
Werner Louis, 910 Bryant
Werner & Co.. SW cor Mason and Lomb
Werner & Lincoln, SW cor Polk and

Clay
Wertheimer Joseph, 515 Davi.s
Wessa & Band, 68 Centre Market
Wetzel W., NW cor Twenty-second and

Folsom
Whitman Henry, 823 Greenwich
Wilson, Merry & Co., 508 Market
Winrow Joseph, W s Mission nr Twen-
ty-sixth

Wissing William, SE cor Mission and

Seventeenth
Witzemann W. F., 425 East
Wormser Eugene, 44 Grand Central

Market
Wnthrich John. 415 Geary
Zecher F. W., 1817i Powell "="
Zoh Louis, SE cor tjnion and Dupont
Zeh Tlieodore. SE cor Wash and Stock
Zeiss Henry A., 1103 Folsom

Biitrhers <€lilncse)— Retail.

Hee Wau, 735 Sacramento
Hung .Son, 731 Sacramento
Qwong Wo & Co., 1011 Dupont
Lee Hop i Co., 1009 Dupont
Lun Chong & (^Jo.. 745 Sacramento
Lung .Sing Kee, 733 Sacramento
Wing Yick & Co., 747 Sacramento

Batchers,' Cattle— Wholesale.

Artigues E. & Co., S s Fifth At nr Rail-
road At, South S. F.
ATy Eugene, office 402 Front
Brandenstein M. & Co., office 529 Clay
Dean K Sutherland, office 533 Kearny
Donnelly, Dunne & (!o., office 601 Cal
Fleckinger J. H , cor Railroad and Fifth

Av, South S. F.
Horn Barney, First Av nr Bay, South

S. F.
Husson Paul, office 535 Clay
Kelly k Dooley, First At nr Kentucky
Kenny J., SW cor Railroad At and

Ninth
Kerr Charles & Co., office 240 Mont
Lawler Joseph, Fifth Av, South S. F.
Metzger George V., office 402 Front
Michelssen, Brown & Co., office 308

Front
Miller A: Lux, office 533 Kearny
Moffatt E. & H.. First Av, South S. F.
O'Brien William, office 529 Clay
Peguillan P. & Bro., Fifth At nr K,

South S. F.
Peres Louis & Co., office 535 Clay
Poly, Heilbron k Co., office 426 Kearny
Schweitzer J. & Co., 16 Clay St. Market
Selig M., office 331 Kearny
Smith James & Co., office 319 Sac
Smith, Mann & Catalow, office 535 Cal
Uri FelLx. 20 S. F. Market
Wagner Charles F., First Av nr Ken-
tucky, and 17 California Market

Batchers, Hog— Wholesale.

Andrews Oliver, cor Fifth Av and K,

South S. F.
Arnold Benjamin E., cor Fourth Av

and M, South S. F.
Brandenstein M. & Co., office 529 Clay
Coen Patrick, Fourth Av nr L, South

S. F.
Donnelly, Dunne & Co., office 601 Cal
Michelssen, Brown & Co., office 308

Front
Moding T. , M nr Fourth Av, South S. F.
Molir & Kruger, Fourth Av nr M, South

S. F.
Regan Patrick, Eleventh At nrP, South

S. F.
Regan & O'Neill, Fifth At nr L
Scheukel P., Fifth Av nr K, South S. F.
Smith C, N s Fifth nr Railroad Av,

office 319 Sacramento
Smith James & Co., office 319 Sac

Butchers, Sheep — Wholesale.

Baca & ftastanos, office 535 Clay
Brandenstein M. & Co., office 529 Clay
Dawes J. D., M nr Fourth Av, South

S. F.
Donnelly, Dunne & Co., office 601 Cal
Fleckinger J. H., First Av nr Railroad

Av, South S. F.
Furcate John & Co., S s Fifth nr Rail-
road At, South S. P.
Flickenger .Tohn H., office 535 Clay
Horn Barney, First Av nr Bay, South

S. F.
Lawler Joseph, Fifth Av, South S. F.
O'Brien William, office 529 Clay
Peguillan & Bro., Fifth Av bet K and

L, South S. F.
Poly, Heilbron & Co., office 426 Kearny
Silverberg Simon, S s First Av nr Ken-
tucky. South S. F.

Townshend W. J. & Co., 8 s Fifteenth
nr Railroad Av, office 402 Front

Batter— Importers.

[See Merchants— Commission Produce ;
also Groceries ; also Produce.]

Button Manaraetarers.

Norcross & Co., 6 Post
Englander W., 751 Market

Cabinet Makers.

[See also Furniture.]
Auclair Francis, 308 Tehama
Baurele& Cronk, 704 Filbert
Beckmann & Co., SE cor Van Ness At

and Grove
Best John, 314 Pine
Bierschwale Charles, 731 Mission
Boisnet Ali)honse, 221 Mission
Boman C. E., 1 I'owell
Buckner Charles, 1025 Howard
California Fumitiu-e Manufacturing

Co , 220-226 Bush
Davies S., 905 Clay
EASTON JOHN, 261 First (see adv.

dept. page 27)
Fischer George, 14 Drumm
Frigerio Joseph, NW cor Sacramento

and Stcckton
Gang Herman, 520 Pine
Gaugler, Simon ,S: Co., 1045 Market
Gocdw-in & Co., 312 Pine
Hanson &. Brotfeld, 130 Front
Heims Louis, 138 Post
Hoffman William, SE cor Page and

Octavia
Huf Schmidt Fred., 323 Pine
Hunter John, 105 Sixth
Jungblut August & Co., 10-16 Tyler
Kerner Peter, 114 Jessie
Kittler W. C. (chairmaker), 202 Dupont
Klemm Charles, 632 Third
Kragen k Co., 212 Mission
Kron Francis, 213 Mission
Linforth Edward H. & Co., SW cor

Mission and Fremont
M.aas Jacob, 970 Folsom
Marsou C. F. & Co , 125 Grove
Martens & Laird, 119 Sixth
McElwee J. V. & Son, 219 Second
McVea James, 920 Sacramento
Metral Alexander (chairs), 754 SteT
MollerBros., 16 Webb
Pacific Furniture Manufacturing Co.,

NW cor Fovnth and Bryant
Page Robert, 8 Taylor
PALMER W. J. T. & CO., 323 Califor-
nia (see adT. dept. page xxxTii)
Postel Isaiah, 1077 Market
Proctore E., 1321 Mason
Quong Moon (Chinese), 708 Dupont
Rechter John, 636 Broadway
Renner William, 810 Montgomery
Roesler & Proff, 225 Post
Runnels & Wolf, 931 Mission
Stem Philip, 218 Sixth
Stockton & Edwards, 223 Mission
Strahle Jacob & Co., 533 Market
Suckow Charles. 511 Jackson
W'eir & Greenwood, 481 Brannan
Windel H. k Co., 310 Stock-ton
Wiseman H., 510 Pine
Wood E., 668 Mission
Zehfuss F. W., 840 Mission

Caboo.ses.

Bucknam E. T. 22 Steuart
Ray W. S., 12 Market

Calkers.

[See Shipwrights.]

Cameo Cutter.

Mezzara P., 808 Montgomery

Camphene Dealers.

Allyne & White, 112 and 114 Front
Dietz A. C. & Co. (importers), 224 Front
Taylor F. B. & Co. (importers), 315 Cal

Candle Mannfacturers.

[See also Soap.)
Auger B. E. & Co. (agents), 409 Battery

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JA1£ES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, L. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchat|J.^

882

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Golden Gate Soap and Candle Manu-
facturing Co., office 240 Mont

Grant George M. & Co., office 323 Front

Mission Soap and Candle Works, office
108 Bush

San Francisco Candle Co., office 402
Front

Schneider E. & Co., 405 Front .

Cau<lle Manufau-turers — East-
ern.

MitcheUR. G. & Co. (New York), George
M. Grant & Co. agents, 323 Front

Woods & Conahan (Cincinnati), Woo-
ster, Shattuck & Co. agents, 317
Front

Cane Manufaetnrers.

Grundel F., 643 Kearny
Long F. A., 535 Stevenson
Meyer J. G. H,, 320 Kearny

Cane Workers.

Bakley A., 221 Dupont
Kittler W. C, 202 Dupont
La Rose George A., 127 Fifth
Long F. A., 535 Stevenson

Cap Mannfactnrers.

[See also Hats and Caps.]
Fleischer Wolf, 109 Sansom
Gam Wmiam, 423 Pine
Meussdorffer J. C. & Bro., 547 Market,

200 Montgomery, and 647 Wash
Meussdorffer Konrad, 637 Commercial
Zobel Jacob, 125 Sansom

Capitalists.

[See also Bankers ; also Real Estate.]
Aldrich W. A., 200 Sansom
Alexander Joseph, 418 Sutter
Almada G., 21 South Park
Alvord William, NW cor CaUfomia

and Sansom
Ashworth Thomas, 806 McAllister
Atherton F. D., 705 Sansom
Baldwin A. R., lllh Leidesdorff
Baldwin E. J., 318 Pine
Banks T. C, 534 California
Barnes E. D., Cosmopolitan Hotel
Barron Edward, 309 Montgomery
Barton Robert, 309 Montgomery
Bateman I. C, 419 California
Beaver George W., 414 Calif ornia
Belden Josiah, 200 Sansom
Bell John, 715 Market
Blumenberg I. R., 320 Sansom
Bolton James R., 618 Merchant
Booth H. J., 324 California
Borker S., 547 Market
Bosworth William, 432 Montgomery
Boyd J. F., 309 Montgomery
Boyd & Davis, 420 Montgomery
Bramhall Cornelius, 402 Montgomery
Brewster J. E., Lick House
Bull Alpheus, 401 California
BjTne J, M., 533 Kearny
Cahn Lazard N., 115 Battery
Call Jonas, 207 Montgomery
Catherwood E. C, 638 Clay
Center John, 420 California
Chapman W. S., 306 Pine
Cheesman M., 412 Montgomery
Clark Jeremiah, Grand Hotel
Clary W. H., 329 Montgomery
Clay Frederick, 320 Sansom
Coddington W., 426 Post
Cogswell H. D., 610 Front
Cohen Alfred A., 224 Sansom
Conrad J., 501 Front
Cook Daniel, 309 Montgomery
Crane Thomas, 77 Montgomery Block
Crim Samuel, 420 California
Cunningham Lewis, 116 Leidesdorff
Currier WiUiam E., 528 Pine
Davis Samuel, 316 California
De Laveaga J. V., 8W cor Front and

Jackson
De Laveaga M. A., SW cor Front and

Jackson
De Wolf F. E., SE cor Mont and Pine
Dean Peter, 419 Clay
Deering C. J., 419 Clay
Dewey S. P., 408 California
Dodge George S., 309 Montgomeiy
Donahue Peter, 218 Sansom

Doud Frank, Brooklyn Hotel
Dunphy William, 601 California
Duasol G., 526 Montgomery
Dyer J. P., 318 California
Earl J. C, SW cor California and San
Eldridge Oliver, 318 California
English John M.. 309 Montgomery
Felt J. J., 116 Leidesdorff
Felton Charles N., 402 Montgomery
Ferguson B. L., 324 Calif oniia
Flood J. C, 309 Montgomery
Floyd R, S., 415 First
Forde Timothy, 215 Sansom
FrankTtn S., 110 Sutter
Gardiner John H. N., 302 Montgomery
Oaxiola C. E., 320 Sansom
Gaxiola Eduardo, 320 Sansom
Giffin Oscar F., 320 California
Gladwin WiUiam H.. 410J California
GoJeffroy & Sillem, 34 California
Goldstein Samuel, 115 Battery
Gray Robert B., 302 Montgomery
Grayson G. W., 509 California
Green John L., 6 Montgomery Av
Grim A. K., 331 Montgomery
Haggin J. B., 309 Montgomery
Hastings S. C, 636 Clay
Hawxhurst Robert, 402 Montgomery
Hayward Ah-inza, 224 California
Head Addison E., 412 Montgomery
Herman M., 509 California
Himmelmann Andrew, 637 Washington
Hobart Walter S., 419 California
Holladay Jesse, 210 Battery
Hopkins Theron R. , 419 Jackson
Horstmann H., 321 Montgomery
Howard Charles Webb, 516 California
Howard G. H., 523 Montgomery
Inine James, 520 Montgomery
Ivers Richard, 41U California
Jones John P., 330 Pine
Kidd G. W., 309 Montgomei?
King James L., 442 California
Kinsey A. G., 106 Leidesdorff
Kirk R., 426 Montgomery
Kraner Philip H., 312 Montgomery
Latham Milton S., 424 California
Lawton Gardner T., 401 California
Le Roy Theodore, 729 Montgomery
Lent W. M., 309 Montgomery
Leonard W., 330 Pine
Lipman Isaac, 313 Battery
Low C. L., 116 Leidesdorff
Madden Thomas P., 636 Clay
Manning H. C, Cosmopolitan Hotel
Mauldin B. F., 207 Montgomery
Maj-nard Lafayette, 409 California
Mayne Charles, 524 Montgomery
McDonougb M., 408 California
McLane Charles E., 417 Kearny
Mecartney A., 533 Kearny
Merritt Samuel, 307 California
Meyer C, 211 Clay
Meyer Daniel, 212 Pine
Meyer J., 212 Pine
Meyer N., 212 Pine
Middleton George W., 401 California
Mills D. O., NW cor California and San
Moutealegre J. Gerard, 328 Montgomery
Montealegre J. M., 328 Montgomery
Moore T. W., 306 Pine
Morrow R. F., 414 California
Moss J Mora, 302 California
Oliver D. J., SE cor Pine and Mason
Parrott John. 414 Montgomery
Peirce Joseph, 502 Geary
Phelan James, 519 Montgomery
Pierce H. & W., 728 Montgomery
Pierce James P., 315 CaUfomia
Pinney B. B., 408 California
Piper WiUiam A., 606 Montgomery
Plummer J. A., 224 Clay
Raimond R. E., 26 Montgomery
Rand A. C, 116 OTarreU
Raymond I. W., SE cor California and

Montgomery
Reese Michael, 410 Montgomery
Reynolds L., 148 Sixth
Reis Brothers, 316 California
Richardson B., 37 Sacramento
Roberts George D., 328 Montgomery
Robinson L. L., 320 Sansom
Rose A. H., 524 Sacramento
Rutherford A. H., 1105 Bush
Rutherford T., 419 Sutter
Ryckman W. L., 331 Montgomery
Ryer Washington M., 330 Pine
Say ward William T., 420 Montgomery
SchoUe Bros., 3 Battery
Sharon WiUiam, 305 Sansom

Shaw J. W., 408 California
Shawhan J. E, 419 CaUfomia
Shiels W., 314 Bush
Shirley John, 536 Kearny
Sheldon M.. 118 Post
Simpkins C. H., 200 Sansom
Skae John, 309 Montgomery
Skerrett N., 112 Keamy
Sneath R. G., 423 CaUfomia
Staples J. J., 200 Sansom
Steinhart S., 413 California
Stiles A. G., 330 Pine
Story L., 317 Washington
Swain W. B., 302 Montgomery
Tarns S., 12 Montgomery
Terry G. T., 509 California
Tevis Lloyd, 504 California
Thomas A., 413 California
Thornburg W. B., 412 Montgomery
Throckmorton S. R., 401 CaUfomia
Tiffany R J., 619 Clay
Townsend M. D., 309 Montgomery
Treat George. 9 Merchants' Exchange
Trench Joseph, 611 Clay
Tumey J. H., 330 Pine
Walker A.. 323 Front
WandT. N, 404 Front
Ward D. H., 309 Montgomery
Watt Robert. 527 Clay
Webber A. A., 302 Montgomery
Weske A., NW cor Battery and Bdwy
Whartenby James, 405 Front
WilUams T. H., 328 Montgomery
Wood E. K.. 401 California
Wom George A., 404 Montgomery
Wright H. L., 206 California
Young W. W., 424 Montgomery

Capsules.

WATSON & CO., 319 Battery

Car and Loeoniotlve Springs.

Betts Spring Co., 218 Fremont

Car Manufacturers.

Carter T., 426 California

Casebolt H. & Son, cor Union and La-

guna
KimbaU ManufaetiuMg Co., SE cor

Fourth and Silver

Carpenters and Builders.

[See also Contractors.]

Ackerson C. H., 215 Keamy

Beagle F. N., 1225 Filbert

Bernard F., 516 Keamy

Berry Andrew B., 418 Hayes

Bierschwale Charles, 731 Missioa

Bodge Bros., 101 Geary

Bohln W., SW cor Valencia and Twenty-
Third

BoUiger J., 810 Clay

Boman C. E., 1 Powell

Boorman W., 430 Valencia

Bordner J.. 16 Belden

Bovyer William L., 210 Leidesdorff

Bowles & Darrow, 203 Post

Brady P., E s Central Av bet Post and
Geary

BrideweU R. F., 1421 Leavenworth

BRO WELL JEREMIAH, 442 Jackson

Buckley Frank. W s Devisadero bet El-
lis and Eddy

Buckley Charles Jr., 110 Geary

Buckner Charles, 1025 Howard

Butler Henry C, 10 Walmore PI

Byrnes James, 110 Fourth

Calvert John, 706 Sutter

CampbeU Andrew, S s Twenty-aeventh
nr Folsom

Carberry John, 11} Garden

Carruthers G., 1 Harlan PI

Chick Elwell, 1305 Leavenworth

Claffey H. D., 1327 Pacific

Clark E. B., 610 Sacramento

Clark Hugh W.. 609 Post

Classen J. C, 516 Keamy

Cohane Lawrence, 712 Turk

Collins B., 627 California

Conrad Andrew, W s Eureka bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth

COOK & TROUNSON. 514 Pine

Coppe Vietor, N s Bush bet Lyons and
Central

Coulter James, 564 Howard

CoxF. J., 433 Grove

Curtis John P., 320 Jackson

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BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Purnishing Qooda

CP. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

_... .,.T^,cx^/% TiTTCTVWSH DTRKnTORY. 883 1-3

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

liorcks Henry, 906 Jackson
)i\.iu t., 1^38 Market
towbind Kroderick, S s Bush nr Polk
)iiiry James, 415 Commercial
\Vcrt F. AI . 901 Bush
•,(kk-v W. C. 2i3 Fourth
iniiKinn & Wickenhauser, 22 Stock PI
, B. F., SE cor Railroad aud Eight-
trollth Av
iKind E.. 731 Pacific
■ner J. & Co., 807 Market
,ir Edward, 626i Jessie
luharson C. D., 309 Montgomery
, U.0 J, H., 2HardiePl
Ft iTia W. H.. 943 Folsom
liinu^y Josiah T., 1709 Mason
r ; ' /patrick A. G. , NE cor Kear and Bush
-verL. P., 810i Filbert
11 W. B., 745 Folsom
I W., 1027 Kearny
t /.rsberg F,, 532 First
Foyr William H. (Are and earthquake-
proof walls), 319 Kearny
\ VC HERMAN, 520 Pine
MC. G., 322 Jackson
, iLim & Marcher, 609 California
lit John, 1149 Market
<shoff Fred., 1510 Powell
ir S. B., 216i Commercial
;i\ul Joseph, SE cor DupandBerry

I in Pierre. 1312 Mason

I I .Tacob. nlti Kearny
Miia Irwin. NW cor Twenty-fourth
lud Hampshire
,.w James. 519 Montgomery

lis J. H., NE cor Kearny and Bush
' tegan P. G.. 121 Mason
I irtman C. & Co., 718 Leavenworth
Hjstings G. A., 122 Geary
Haussler L. F., 231 Jackson
Hiiui.s Louis. 136 Post
IfHrhert R. H., 22 First
Hills S. M., 842 Clay
IT.iwes k Burton, 1005 Howard
il lestis C. W., 1025 Market
llussey A. C, 21 Webb
r nsen H., 1616 Leavenworth
nsen & Lawton, 327 Sutter
I til John W., 1408 Mission
;'.s W. F., 710 Vallejo
]x Liner P., 114 Jessie
Kinsman C 64 Tehama
Kittler Conrad, 202 Dupont
Klatt F., 516 Kearny
Kreger William, 51 Beale
la Grange F., 1513- Dupont
I.aiiib & Spencer, 231 Second
1 irrmore R., 614 Green
Lehman C, 516 Keamy
Li 'fthton A. v., 838 Mission
Liuforth E. H. & Co., SW cor Mission

and Fremont
Lo^rry W., NE cor Second and Natoma
Lucer J., 343 Third
Lvnch Peter. 773 Mission
Maher J. W. , S s Twenty-seventh nr How
Mahony J. J., NE cor Bush and Keamy
Malone B. J , S s Jessie nr Nineteenth

Maxfleld George L., 906 Valencia
McCaull M., 631 Green
McLeod Daniel,- 416 Sacramento

Miller A., 516 Kearny

Miller Himilton, 933 Mission

Moftatt P. K., 15 VanNess At
" MoUerBros., 16 Webb

Moody A. B., 538 Bush

More J J., Fell bet Pierce and Steiner

Morris & West, 619 Hyde

Morton J. B., U Webb

Nichols A. R.. Cedar bet Clay and Wash

Nunan E., 712 Folsom

Nutting J. E.,923PoweU

O'Brien M., SE cor Army and Sanchez

Overton E. P., 8 Virginia

Parent C. L., 232 Fremont

Pease WiUiam C, 238 Montgomery

Pinkerton W. C, 812 Stockton

Porter George W., 212 Stevenson

Pratt C, m Harriet

Pratt H. G.. 112 Clay

Quackenbush T. M., 534 Jackson

Quinn Charles, 38 Lilly Av

RANSOME E. L., 10 Bush

Rechter John, 636 Broadway

Renner W . 810 Montgomery

Robinett T., 506 Clay

Robinson Jeremiah, 127 Fifth

Eock Nelson, E s York bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth

Roesler & Proft, 225 Post

Rommel W., 120 Fourth . „ J

Rosener H., SW cor Dupont and Post

Roser G., 529 Valencia

Ross D. W., 416 Sacramento

Ruser C. F., 717 Treat Av

Scherer & King, 510 Post

Sears D. S., SK cor Howard and Sec

Seiss & Delicat. 22 Morton

Shedd E. D., 202 PoweU

Sims J., 665 Mission

Small Allen, 325 Capp

Smith Charles, 218 First

Snyder A. A., 17 Halleck

Steed & Nash, 619 California

Steiiiforth Fred., W s Columbia nr
Nineteenth

Stevens W. E., 310 Montgomery

Steward Wm. E., N s Twelfth Av nr P

Stover & Chase, N s Market nr Davis

Strei G. L. W., 17 Washington At

Stuart T. D, 5 Leavenworth

Styles George, 418 Post

Svitton W., 26 .Seventh

S-nift John, 5 Rausch

Terrill & Slaven, 715 Seventeenth

Tift & Flint, 34 Minna

Tilden C. L, 8 tjuincy

Trower & ^Vhittle, S s Sixteenth nr
Rondel PI , ,„„^^. ^,

Van Wie Arie (clothes' dryer), 123 Nmth

Varney L. H , 638 Market

Wagner Jacob (brick), 516 Keamy

Walker Seth, 516 Keamy

Walton R. N., 1137 Harrison

Wehr Frederick, 40 Jackson

Weir James C, 850 Mission

Wendt John, 315 Stockton

Werling Jacob, Ws York bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth

White D. G., 507 Montgomery

■White Orrin E , 511 Hayes

Whj'te John P., 205 Fell

Wilkie & Gray, HI Davis

Williams Charles. 417 Commercial

Wiseman PI., 510 Pine

Wissiuger & Pay son, 408 Jackson

Wright B. D , 1159 Mission
Zehfuss W. F., 840 Mission

Carpet Dealers.

[* Importers. 1
Baum Gustav, 740 Washington
*Bell John C, 524 Market and 21 Sutter
•Boll, (iuUixon & Co., 651 Market
Bernstein Max & Co. (decorative wood),

46 Geary
•Berson A & Son, 710 Washington
•BURNHAM JAMES W, & CO 618

Market and 15 Post (see adv. dept.

page 12)
•Edwards Frank G , 628 Clay „ ^. ^
EHRENPFORT WILLIAM, 14 Third

(see adv. dept. page lii)
Fletcher & Day, 717 Market
•Hall & Lachman, 116 Sutter
•Hardie & Fredericks, 575 Market
•HEYNEMANN & CO., 5 Sansom
•Kennedy Edmond C., 729 Market
Mission Woolen Mills, 517 Market
Morgan William, 24 Fourth
Mountain & Raye, NE cor Market and

♦Phm ClTarles M. & Co., 641 Market
•Schlueter & Volberg, 709 Market
•Sloane W & J., 525 Market
•Walter D. N. & E. & Co., 1 Battery

COOK * TROUNSON,

Contractors, Carpenters and Bniliers,

514 Pink, above Kearny.
Btore and Office Fitting a Specialty.

J. W. BURJfHAM & CO.

Importers and Dealers in

Caniets,Oll Clotns, Fnrnitnre & Braneries

Bedding; Warerooms,

618 MARKET and 15 & 17 POST.

Largest Stock in the State,
latest Novelties.

All the

HEYNEMANN & CO.

Importers & Jobbers of

Carpets, Upholstery Goods, Etc,

5 Sansom.

HERMANN OANG,

CARPENTER AND CABINET MAKER,

5ao Pine,

Furniture Repairing and General
Jobbing. Offices and Stores fitted up.
All work done at the shortest notice.

ERNEST L. RANSOME,

Patentee, and Manufacturer

ARTIFICIAL STOJTE

10 Basil.

Carpet Beating.

California Carpet Renovating Co., 518

Pine
McDowell S., 453 Stevenson
Mitchell J. E. & Co., 23 Seventh
SPAULDING JOHN & CO., 353 Te-
hama
Wheeler Patent Carpet Beating Co., 429
Valencia

PIONEER

Camel Beating MacMnes

353 & 355 TEHAMA ST.

Between Fourth and Fiftli,

San Francisco.

Bru.saels and Ingrain, 5 Cents per

running yard.
Velvets, Wiltons, and all others, 6

Cents per running yard.

J. Spaulding ACQ.

Carpet Manufacturers.

American Inlaid Wood Co. (wood), 501

Ben^ste'hf Max& Co. (Yoof'^TfrSf^
Mackay Alexander (ragi, 840 Market
Mfssion Woolen Mills, office 517 Market

Carpet Sweeping Machines.

Bell John C, 524 Market
Houghton F. T. & CO., 121 Front

Carriage and Wagon Depots.

Arthur J. D. & Son, SW cor California

and Davis
■RlarkH M & Co., 851 Market
Cre^o & Bowley, 9 Merchants' Exchange
Eastman Thomas S., 415 Battery
Holcomb Bros. & Co.,.24 Geary
Kimball Manufacturing Co., bt cor

MeIkER, JAMeF&CO., SE corCal
and Davis (see adv. dept. page Im)
Mills & Evans, 508 Market
Willey 0. F. & Co., 427 Montgomery

Carriage and Wagon Manu-
facturers.

[•Importers.]
Andresen Brothers, 607 Battery
Arfort J B., 218 Post
sfraille John, W s Montgomery Av bet

Filbert and Greenwich
Barz & Siihl, NE cor Drumm and Com
Belduke Joseph, HO Oregon
Black H. M. & Co., 851 Market
Blanch B., 69 Stevenson
Bourgeois Alexander, 630 Broadway
Brooks & Withrow, 820 Folsom .
CarviU Manufacturing Co., 180 Jessie
Casebolt H. & Son, cor Umon and La-

guna ._ .

Clapp Jason, Ns Oregon nr Davis
Costigan Thomas, 404 Jackson
Cimningham Z. H., 656 Howard
Dean W. G., 109 Mission

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San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montcomery cor. Mercian' |!.'

884

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Dohs, Clark & Co., 972 Harrison
Donohue Patrick, 716 Sansom
Enuis & McNeill, 872 Folsom
Estraile P. S., 708 Battery
Farren John W.. 121 Beale
Fiesel F. T., 1509 Mission
Feniiessy Daniel, 1851 Mission
*FoIsniii Albert. Spring nr California
Friedhofer Paul, 249 Fourth
Gallagher Bernai-d. 222 Mission
Garrick Michael, 8.50 Howard
Grave B. & Cu., 423 Pacific
Green & O'Neil, 106 Washington
Grosso Constantino, 615 Sansom
Haller P. H., i Montgomery Avenue nr

Greenwich
Henderson & Balthazard, NEcorTwen-

ty-foiuth and Mission
Hendrickson S. D., 6o8 Mission
Hohnes M. P., 327 Sutter
Keany F., S s Market bet Seventh and

Eighth
Kerr & Goorlrich, 47 Beale
•Kimball Manuf. Co., SE cor Fourth

and Silver
Knownhurg J., 2619 Folsom
Lachapelle Joseph J., 230 Missson
LARKINS & CO., 631 Howard (see adv.

dept. page 2^)
Lawton & Co., 20 .'Seventh
Lewis M. B., 770 Mission
Liljenberg & Bro., 770 Mission
Locke J. P., 815 Market
Lopez J. E., 564 Mission
Lovmey Bros., SE cor Eighth and How
LOWRY J. W., 505 Front
Lyons David A.. 856 Howard
Mangeot & Daclin, N E cor Sansom and

Jackson
Massone & Lacaze, 619 Front
Moller F., 197 Stevenson
Morrison & Robertson, 110 Jessie
Mowry W. A., 1140 Folsom
Neumiller J. & Co., 1063 Market
Okerland & Rasmussen, Francisco bet

Powell and Mason
Plath & Kitzmuller. 715 Folsom
PROGRESS CARRIAGE FACTORY,

25 Valencia (see adv. dept. page 23)
Radczewsky J., 810 Montgomery
Reyer Christopher, 1438 Pacific
Rothganger Frederick, 834 Harrison
Saul & Co. , SW cor Stevenson and Ecker
Schulz & Von Emden, NAV cor Fifth

and Clara
Shute D. S., Ill O'Farrell
Sicotte & Gratton, 856 Howard
Stitt Robert, N s Market bet Front and

Davis
TryonC. E., 409 Third
WillardE., 1111 Mission

J. W. LOTVRY,

Carriage Maker & Blacksmith

506 Front, bet. Jackson & Pacific.

All styles of Buggies, Rockaways,
and Four-Spring Wagons. All work
warranted. Repairing and Black-
smithing promptly attended to at
rea.sonable rates. Orders from the
countrj- solicited and promptly at-
tended to.

Carriages— Clilldren's.

Colby, Rohrer & Co., 749 Market
Falkingham Edwin (manufacturer),

2915 Folsom
Feigenbaum & Co., 120-126 Sansom
Kohler, Chase & Co., 633 Clay
Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co., 119 Battery

Carriage and M'agon Smiths.

[See Blacksmiths.]

Carriage and M'agon Stock.

Casebolt H. & Son, NE cor Union and
Laguna

Eastman Thomas S., 411 Battery

Holt Brothers, 27 and 29 Beale

King T. H. & Co., 24 Beale

MEEKER, JAMES k CO., SE cor Cal-
ifornia and Davis (see adv. dept.
page liii)

Osboru R. F. &Co. (hardware), 751 Mar-
ket

Smith Stephens S., 117 Market
Straut & Hamilton, 111 Sacramento
WATERHOUSE & LESTER, 122 Mar-
ket and 21 California (see adv. dept.
page lx.xxi)
WHITE BROS., 110 Market and 7 Cal
(see adv. dept. page 15)

Carriage Springs — Mauafact>
iirers.

Betts Spring Co.. 218 Fremont
Ferris E. R., 33 Stevenson
Van Winkle & Davenport (importers),
415 Market

Carriage Trimmers.

Shilling Maximilian Z., 850 Howard
Van Court John F., 108 Jessie

Cartridge Manufacturers.

Hentz A. H., 656 Mission

Carvers and dilders.

Bm-khardt M., 545 Washington

Garibaldi G. C, 861 Market

Gump S. & G., 581 M.arket

Kemp & Hoffman, 105 Alission

KerteU C, 225 Post

Kollmyer W. A., 105 Montgomery

MctJUILLAN B.. 209 Leidesdorfi and

529 Commercial
Nile Matthew D., 225 Kearny
Parker & Allwood, 483 Brannan
ROOS JOSEPH & CO., 20 Post
San Francisco Manufacturing Co., NW

cor Main and Howard
SCHILLER C. FREDERICK, NW

cor Howard and Spear (see adv.

dept. page 2)
Snow & May, 21 Kearny
Winter Daniel, 211 Kearny

Cask Manufacturers.

[See Coopers and Barrel Dealers.]

Caviar Dealers.

ASSMANN A., 32 California Market
Saulmaim & Lauenstein, 520 California

Cement.

[See also Lime.]
Beuicia Cement Co., 513 Montgomery.
DAVIS & COWELL, 211 Drumm
Holmes H. T. & Co., 16-20 Market
Pacific Cement Co., 502 Kearny
Williams C. L. & Co. (giant), 417 Wash

Cement Pipes.

[See also Potteries.]
BROWELL JEREMIAH, 442 Jackson

(see adv. register of names, p. 23)
MARTIN PADEY, cor Francisco and

Taylor, office 502 Kearny (see adv.

and Sacramento

Chain Manufacturers.

Payne William, 119 Beale

Phelps Manufacturing Co., 13 Drumm

Watkins Bros., Iowa nr Yolo

Chair Manufacturers.

Grant G., 133 Spear
Hale & Co., 508 Washington
Indianapolis Chair Manufacturing Co.,
508 Bush

Champagne— Importers.

AUGER B. E. & CO., 409 Battery
Eppiuger Louis, 113 Halleck
Meinecke Charles, 314 Sacramento
MUECKE, VIETOR & Co., 109 CaU-

fornia (see a<lv. front cover)
Richards & Harrison. 314 Battery
RTTHL BROTHERS, 522 Mimtgomery
Sabatie A. E. & Co., 617 Sansom
Schroeder H. & Co., SW cor Washing-
ton and Battery

B. E. AUGER & CO.

409 Battery,
bet. Clay and Merchant.

MUECKE, VIETOR & CO.

109 California St.,

Sole Agents for

Keidsieck& Go's Champagne

AND

DRY 9IONOPOIL.E.

Champagne Manufacturers.

[See also Liquors ; also Native Wines]
Buena Vista Vinicultural Society, B.
E. Auger & Co. agents, 409 Battery
Finke Alois (estate of), 819 Mont
Lachman S. & Co., 409 Market
Landsberger I. & Co., 10 Jones Alley
Tardos Louis, 134 Montgomery Av

Charcoal.

[See also Coal ; also Wood and Coal.]
Audiffred H., Mission St. Wharf
Boulanger M. C, 1163 Howard
Koerber Henry i: Bro., 17 Washington
OhlandtN. &Co. fbone),'JerseynrButt«

Chemical ^Vorks.

California, John Reynolds, San Bruno
Road nr Twenty eighth

De Fries & Clark (Nevada), 627 Bran

Golden City, cor Seventh and Town-
send, office .SE cor Mont and Bush

Golden Gate, .John T. Jeffress, NE cor
Beach and Buchanan

RANSOME ERNEST L. (silicate of
soda), 10 Bush

San Francisco, Valencia nr Fifteenth,
office 402 Front

Chemicals and Jtye Stuffs.

[See also Drugs and Medicines ; also Dyo

Stuffs.]
MARSH H. F., 316 Clay

Chemists.

[See also Assayers.]

Barbat John, 910 Pacific

Bauer John A., 101 Post

Bennet Henry, 21 Third

Bessemer H. L., 12 Mary

Burnett G. G., 327 Montgomery

Falkenau & Reese (metallurgical), 421

Montgomery
Griffing & WjTnan (horacic acid) 309

Montgomery
Hanks Henry G. (metallurgical), 617

Montgomery
Hayne Arthur, 533 Kearny
Hewston John Jr. (metaUm-gical), 416

Montgomery
HUmer Louis, SW cor Geary and Larkiu
Holbrook Charles B., NW cor Folsom

and Eleventh
Huhn & Luckhardt, 21 First
Jewell M. C, 310 Townsend
Johnston W. D. , 524 Sacramento
Kelly J. G., 225 Seventh
KUH LEOPOLD (metallurgical), 611

Commercial (see adv. dept. page

liii)
Lanszweet L., 416 Fourth
Lengfeld A. L., NE cor Geary and Stock
Mayhew W. E.. 144 Fourth
Mindeleff D., 328 Montgomery
Moss Ernest G. (metallurgical), 624

O'Farrell
Painter & Calvert, SE cor Clay and

Kcar md NW cor Fourth and How
Petitbeau E., 1114 Folsom
Pratt J. W.. 618 Sacramenty
Price T. , 524 Sacramento
Rotiu-ier Zabaldano, SE cor Pacific and

Dupont
Schmidt H. W. & Bro., SE cor Kearny

and Sacramento

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

C p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

885

1 ELE JAMES G. & CO., 316 Kearny
1 D W., NW cor Polk aud Pine
il.'e H. V. HE cor Mont ami Bush

i/.ell W. T.. 8o2 Market

r.ier J. H., SW cor Market and Third

James G. Steele & Co.

I ruporters and Manufacturers of

7'Y^^ CHEMICALS,

316 Kkarny.

C'lilcory— Ooalcrs.

Kruse & Euler, 209 Front

C'blniney Tops.

[See also Stoves and Tinware.]

i 1 ; I > WELL JEREMl AH, 442 Jackson
>:ee adv. register of names, p. 26)
: tha William O., 16 Tyler
v W. S. &Co., 12 Market

Chinese Goods.

[See Merchants— Chinese.]

Chlropo4li.st8.

Cowan Robert H.,'207 Kearny
Frankeuburg Julius, 621 Post
Kinimel Jotui, 23U Second
Popper Viet, 20 Montgomery
Schonwald Francis, 8Jt5 Third
Treat James W., 523 Kearny
Wells Roland, 419 Clementina

Cbocolate.

[See also Coffee ; also Spices, etc.]
GHIRARDELLI D.. 415 Jackson
GUITTARD E. & CO., 515 Commercial

Chronometers.

[See also Watches.]
BARRETT & SHERWOOD, 517 Mont

(see adv. insiile front cover)
Dillon Edward, 508 Battery
Osterluh A lolf, 349 Fourth
Pace Charles. 418 Batterj-
SCHMOLZ WILLIAM, 420 Mont
SHERWOOD ROBERT, 517 Mont
SHREVE GEORGE C. & CO., 110

Montjomery
..Tennent Thomas, 423 Washington

Churns— Patent.

Annas & Dallam, 215 and 217 Sac
Pratt H. G., 112 Clay

Ctdcr— Mannractnrers.

Cutting Packing Co., 17 and 19 Main
King C James of Wm. & Co., NW cor

Broadway and Sansom
Levell A., 25 Folsom
Pennie J. C. Jr., 504 Jackson
Preble k Co., 218 Davis
Walts G. W., 925 Folsom
Wangeuheim Sol. & Co., 126 California

Cigarettes— Mannfactnrers.

BoUman John, 409 Washington
MORELOS ANTONIO & CO., 635 Pac

(see adv. dept. page hcxv)
Morris I., 414 Sacramento
Nachmias Mary Mrs., 624 Merchant
Ramon Ajiselmo, 416 Battery
Rosenthal B., 322 Bush

Cigars— Importers and Job-
bers.

Alvarez Atanacio, 621 Sansom
Bowman John S. & Co., NW cor Sac-
ramento and Battery
Burdick R. M. & Co., 120 Clay
Buscelle J. R., 326 Clay
Cobo, Ygual & Co., 419 Sacramento
Cohn E. & Co., 627 Clay and 225 Mont

Cohn G. & Co., 232 Front
Drinkliouse J. A., 228 Front
Engelbrecht H., 314 Front
Esberg, Bachman & Co., 207 Battery
Falck Bernhard, 113 Second
Falkenstein & Co., NK cor Sac and Bat
Gelien Rudolph G., 221 Davis
(Joslinsky E. &. Co., 219 Battery
Herber W. & Co., 224 Battery
KuUman & Arnier, 306 .Sacramento
Ktonigsberger Bros., 220 Battery
Leavy & Brother, M Mont
Levelle S. L., 1016 Battery
Ijcwis Ad. & Co., 319 Sacramento
Lewis Brotliers, 213 Battery
I,iebcs Bros. & Co., 320 Battery
Mayrisch Bros. & Co., NW cor Battery

and Clay
Oppenheimer & Bro., 200 Front
ROSEXBAUM A. S. & CO., SE cor

Battery and California (see adv.

dept. page Ixix)
Roseushiue M. i Bro. 604 Front
Salts & Co., 12.5 California
Sanderson & Horn, 327 Front
Schoenfeld Jonas, 421 Sacramento
Schwartz C. & Co., 123 California
Shaeffer J. W. & Co., 32 . Sacramento
Sperling M. E. & Co., 321 Sacramento
Vtillbracht, Brinck & Co., 125 Sansom
Wertheimer L. & E., NE cor Front and

Sacramento
Wertheimer M. & Bro., 425 Front

Cigars— Mannfaetnrers.

Albrecht Frederick, SWcor Second and

Mission
Alexander D. & Co., 222 Battery .
Alvarez Atanasio, 621 Sansom
Becardt P., 9 Polk Lane
Bowman John S. & Co., NW cor Sac-
ramento and Battery
Brand Herman, 304 Battery
Bremer & Brother, 310 Sacramento
Boston Co., 613 Jackson
Buscelle .James R., 326 Clay
Cerritos D., cor Dupont and Vallejo
Chavez Juan, 619 California
Cobo, Ygual & Co., 419 Sacramento
Cohen Jacob M., 102 Sixth
Cohen Mercado S., 417 Bush
Cohn G. & Co., 230 Front
CONSOLIDATED TOBACCO CO.,

207 Front (see adv. front title page)
Danieleviz & Williams. 317 Clay
Denicke Brothers, 310 Washington
Diez, Bertz & Co., SE cor Market and

Fremont
Duenwald C. F., 741 Mission
Eisenberg E. & Bro., 003 Front
Engelbrecht H., 314 Front
Esberg. Bachman & Co., 209 Battery
Figaro .i Co., 'SM Sacramento
Garcia & Alvarez, 413 Sacramento
Gelien Rudolph G., 221 Davis
Gordon &. Burke, 842 Market
Goslinsk}' E. & Co., 219 Battery
Graaf Samuel & Co., 539 Clay and NE

cor Dupont and Pacific
Harris Bros., 318 Battery
Haskius Samuel, 23; Geary
Herring T. T., 527 Montgomery Av
Hildebrandt William & Co., 509 Fourth,

and 206.J Bush
Hofmann & Taussig, 423 Sacramento
HoUingsworth John F., 127 Clay
Jacobson Sigmund, 507 Davis
John William, 113 Dupont
Kahn & Haas, 773 Market
Kalmuk Moritz, 46 Fourth
Kammritter & Bnine, 423 Jackson
Klop.^tock C. & Co., 212 Front
Koenigsberger Brothers, 220 Battery
Kullman & Armer, 306 Sacramento
Lange & Scheffer, 304 Sacramento
Lems Ad. &, Co., 319 Sacramento
Lewis Brothers, 215 Battery
Liebes Bros. & Co., 320 Bwttery
Lieker F., NE cor Dupont and Pacific
Mayrisch Bros. & Co., JsW cor Battery

and Clay
McLaughlin C, 713 Mission
Meyer H., 30^ Clay
MitcheU C. Mrs., 1204 Pacific
Moranda J., 326 Clay
MORELOS A. & CO., 635 Pacific
Ordenstein & Co., 516 Sansom
Pearson, Curtis & Co., 309 Clay
Perazzo J., 1421 Dupont

Plageman H. & Co., 305 Sacramento

Poppe C. 305 Battery

Ramon Anselmo, 416 Battery

Repasseiir A., 9 I'olk Lane

Ries E. Bros., SW cor San and Pine

Rosenbaum & Einstein, SE cor Clay and

Battery
Sachsel 1). J. & Co., 731 Montgomery
Schlaberg k Bro., 3 Chatham PI
Schwartz W., 51 Sacramento
Seelig.S., 326 Clay
Seiilel W.,17i Fourth
.Shaefier John W. k Co., 323 Sacramento
Si>aiiish Cigar Makers' ITuion, 635 Pac
Sutlifl Henry, 330 Kearand 832 Kearny
Tieman Henry, 1328 Dupont
Tittel F. G. E., 419 Batterj'
Vollbracht, Brinck & Co., 125 Sansom,

ami 311 Pine
Wattson S. B. & Co., SW cor Front

and Sacramento
Wertheimer M. & Bro., 425 Front
■V^Tiite Isaac K., 221 Sacramento
WohlfeldG., 202 Fifth
WynkoopG. C, NE cor Dup and Vallejo

Cigars— Retail.

Abramovich Bros., 1322 Polk

Aguirre Ramon, 500 Kearny

Alexander Charles, 957 Market

Alexander J. A., 2 Clay

Amark Fred. ,518 Battery

Andrews k Spiro, 331 East

Appel Theodore, junction Market and

EUis
Apple John, 255 Minna
Arbondin H., SE cor Taylor and Val-
lejo
Armstrong Martin, 529* East
Amheim S. S., 8 Steuart
Auerbach L., 309 East
Baldwin Starr, 1 03 Davis
Banks John, 997 Market
Barco Anthony, 124 Fourth
Barra E. I., 118 First
Benjamin Edward, 221 Sacramento
Birmbaum Isaac, 322i Montgomery
Blasse & Harris, 306 Kearny
Block Israel, 228 Sutter
Bole William, junction Market and

Eddy
Booth Thomas, 29 Dupont
Borbeek John, 503 Pacific
Bradbury F. C., 1 Stockton
Brand Ernest, Grand Hotel
Brown Adolph, 824 Kearny
Buxstoirf C, 423 .Sansom
Cacciotto G., 325 Pacific
Camp J. M., Merchants' Exchange

Caro S., 7 5Ierchant.s' Exch

Carr Frank D., 231 Bush

Castle Charles, 356 Third

Catechi John, 204 Second

Chenot Eugene, N W cor Fourth and Fol

Chej-ne Robert, 140 First

Chin Kee, 741 Pacific

Claussen John, 104 Dupont

Clingman G. E., 640 Market

Cohen Jacob, 785 Market

Cohn Edward & Co., 627 Clay and 225
Montgomery

Crocker I. B., 320 Montgomery

Crozier R., 323 Pacific

CueUo Joseph J., NW^ cor First and Min

Cuneo k Bro., SE cor Dupont and Pine

Davis D. S., 439 Bush

Davis ; Lewis, 1132 Market

Dezau A. P., 832 Market

Duenwald Carl F., 1C21 Mission

Duffy Bernard C, 1030 Market

Duval L., 217 Sixth

Estein William, 213 Montgomery

Falck Bernhard. 113 Second

FLAVIN MARTIN J., SE cor Kearny
and Commercial

Ford F. W., 236 Montgomery

Gage k Jennings, 705 Market

Gallano Antonio, 430 Jackson

GANNON P. T., cor Market and Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page li)

Gans Jacob, NE cor Sec and Market

Click M., 254 Third

Gordon k Burke, 842 Market

Graaf Samuel k Co., 539 Clay and NE
cor Dupont and Pacific

Green G. W. B., Morton House

Grosetta Giovanni N., 713 Davis

Guilford William, 815 Market

HaU J. A., 155 Fourth

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Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Proptr.

D. W/Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan

886

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Hamley George S., 226 Montgomery
Hansen F. C, S\V cor Jack and East
Hansen. J., 1266 Market
Hansen Louis H., 106 Second
Hansen & Beck, 538 Market
Harris Charles, 225 Third
Harris Hyman, 137 Third
Harris J. R., 1128 Folsom
Harris S., 402 Fourth
Harvey B. F., 520 Sacramento
Hayward H. E., 601 Kearny
Herman Christian, 14 Sacramento
Hirschfeld M., 101 Sansom
HoUingsworth J. F., 253 Fourth
Honigsberger Louis, NE cor Bush and

Battery
Horn J. P., 28i First
Howe M. P., NE cor Third and Mission
Howell M. C, 616 Montgomery
Hudson J. A., SE cor Kear and Bush
Inslee & Joseph, NE cor Kear and Bush
Isaacs G., 242 Sixth
Jacobs David, Nucleus House
Jacobson S., 507 Davis
Janes A., 427 East

Jansen G. A. F., NE cor First and Bran
John William, 113 Dupont
Johnson John, SW cor Washington and

Drumm
Jurgens A., 142 Second
Kahn & Haas, 773 Market
Kalmuk M., 46 Fourth
KeUogg Charles H., 243 Fourth
Klindt H., 240i Kearny
Koshland Henry, 19 HaUeck
Kozminsky & Bro., 322 Sansom
Kuhlmeyer Louisa Mrs., 229 Third
Kurtz A., 26 Washington
Kutner L., 151 Fourth
Lachman & Bowman, 229 Bush
Landsberg H., 123 Sansom
Landsberg & Silverstein, SE cor Kear-
ny and Pine
Langstadter I. S., 210 Bush
Langstadter Meyer, 319 Sansom
Larson A., 1404| Powell
Leavy & Brother, 509 Montgomery and

30l Kearny
Leigh N., Montgomery Av and Wash
Leony J. C, Lick House
Leverentz C, SE cor Mont and Clay
Levy A., NE cor Bush and Belden
Levy D., 362 Third
Lewin J. S., June Market and Mason
Lipman M., 335 Montgomery
Litt H. P., SE cor Kearny and Pacific
Long Edward, 630 Third
Maher William, 22 Second
Mann A., 232 Montgomery
Mattat C. G., 316 Montgomery Av
McDonald J. C, 226 Montgomery
Medau J. & P., NW cor Pacific and

Montgomery Av
Mendrez T., 503 Broadway
Meuser F., 16 Steuart
Meyer A., 611 Montgomery
Meyer C. H., 425 Bush
Meyer WiUiam, 986 Folsom
Michalitschke Bros., 756 Washington

and SW cor Kearny and Bush
MiUer Henry, junction Tyler and Market
MiUer H. W., 41 Second
Modry M., 312 Third
Montgomery Edward A,, 629 Sac
Morelos & Co., 635 Pacific
Morgan G., 231 Kearny
Morris Julius, 151 Third
Moss E. W., Cosmopolitan Hotel
Muller F. T., SW cor Pac and Mont Av
Murphy John, 26 Montgomery Av
Nichols Richard, 650 Fourth
Oehlert Henrj-, 146 Foxirth
Ohrt C, 515 Clay
Dramas Theodore, junction Market and

Eddy
Park R., NE cor Mont and Washington
Pearlman A. M.. cor Market and San
Pechin C, 417 Front
Perrin E., SW cor Howard and Fourth
Podesta Joseph, 442 Bush
Poppe Charles, 305 Battery
Priebatch W., 146 Tliird
Rail Mary Ann, 14 Folsom
Raphael I., 430 Kearny
Reed Francis, 529 Sacramento
REGENSBURGER S. H., 413 Mont
Rosenthal B., 332 Bush
SainG. W, 1136 M trket
Schiring Henry, 423 East
Schlegel Henry, 1020 Market

Schmidt Henry, NE cor Washington

and Kearny
Schmidt J. C, 19 Pacific
Schnitzer Jacob, 312 Fourth
Schulte J. H., 214 Brannan
Schumann L., 341 Kearny
Schwartz George, 132 Sutter
Schwartz H., 133 and 329 Montgomery
Schwartz L., 133 Montgomery
Scully E. J., NE cor Pac and Stockton
Seglegmeyer S., 436 Je.ssie
Seidel William. 17i Fom-th
Shin>ser Adolph, 102 Sixth
Shoen D. B.. 1323 Polk
Sichel E. & Bro., 5 Kearny, and 321 Cal
Siewert Charles, 334 East
Sisenvine Levy, 311 Bush
Smythe Albert F., 617 Montgomery
Spencer D., NW cor Beale and Folsom
Spring G. W., SE cor Fourth and Berry
Stein Charles, 409 East
Steinhart L., 432 California
Stewart J., 24 Washington
Stockflaht C, 323 Pacific
Stone George, 330 Bush
Sutlifif Henry, 330 Kearny and 832 Kear
Talbert J. H., 1264 Market
Thayer I., 1135 Market
Toelken Herman, 58 Second
XJlmer M., 527 Montgomery
Van Praag Simon, I ) and 634 Mont
Von Ahnden J. H., 3 Kearny
Von Drathen P., 41 Third
W'aldstein Abraham, 634 Fourth
Walker R. T., 414 Bush
Walsh Thomas, 123 Sixth
Weintraub & Davis, 422 Kearny
Whipley Daniel W., NE cor Third and

Howard
Wiese Charles, 40 Jackson
Wise H., 418 Pacific
Wittgenstein M., 115 Leidesdorfl
Woge Charles, 809 Battery
WohlfeklG,, 202 Fifth
Young William, 520i East
Zeehandelaar F., Commercial Hotel
Wright Wm., 30 Montgomery Av
Zekind A I., 333 East
Zerman John, 718 Kearny

Cigar Mniinfacturers— Cblnese

Ah Sing, 729 Davis

Ah Why, 1235 Dupont

Axago&Co., 767Clay

Aurora Co., 206 Dupont

Belmont Co., 310 Dupont

Beverleigh & Co., 409 Commercial

Boston Co., 613 Jackson \

Buena Co., 753 Sacramento

Cabanes & Co., 406 Battery

Cairo Co., 46i Dupont

Callao Co., 609 Dupont

Carolina Co., 617 Commercial

Cascade Co., 221 Dupont

Cerro Gordo Co., 115 Jackson

Chicago Co., 837 Dupont

City Cigar Co., 610 Montgomery

Colmo & Co., 607 Dupont

Colombo & Co., 715 Dupont

Colorado Cigar Co. , 318 Comi&ercial

Connecticut Co., 441 Bush

Corona Co., 322 Commercial

Cubana Co., 1016 Stockton

Doko Co., 1 Brenham PI

Eagle Co., 413 Commercial

Eureka Co., 1112 Dupont

Figaro & Co., 306 Sacramento

Fostoria Co., 642 Pacific

Hasting & Co., 734 Commercial

Hin Lee, 316 Commercial

Hung Sing & Co. , 423 Sacramento

Idrie Co., 132 Pacific

Ivanhoe Co., 503 Washington

Kam Tai, cor Louisa and Fourth

Keene Co., 719 Davis

Kim Kee & Co., 623 Kearny

Kim Kee & Co., 643 Kearny

La Espinola Co., 308 Commercial

La Grand CO., 420 Davis

La Salle Co., 246 Sutter

Laconia Co., 1016 Dupont

LidaCo., 722 Pacific

Lisle Co., 824 Clay

Mat Foo Say, SE cor Bdwy and Mont

Milo Co., 744 Washington

Monaco Co., 524 Commercial

National Co., 823 Sacramento

Niantic Co., 110 Pacific

Ophir Co., 648 Commercial

Pacific Co., 537 Commercial

Panola Co., 715 Commercial

Partagos Co., 730 Jackson

Pioneer Cigar Co., 24 Dupont

Quong Dak, 25 Commercial

Quong Lee, 729 Pacific

Quong Sing & Co., 753 Clay

Racine Co., 1106 Dupont

Ramirez & Co., 425 Commercial

Roscoe Co., 753 Clay

Rosocoon & Co., 309 Commercial

Sadie Co., 121 Wasliington

Sam Sing, 631 Pacific

Sheridan & Co., 413 Davis

Sing Lee, 501 Davis

Sing Lee & Co., 611 Dupont

Sing Wa, 805 Washington

Song Hop, 115 Oregon

Soong Sing John & Co., 716 Pacific

Spanish- American Cigar Co., 838 Wash

St. Lucie, 639 Commercial

Tama Cigar Factory, 742 Commercial

Te Hong, 708 Pacific

Tin Kee & Co., 646 Pacific

Tong Sang, 807 Washington

Troy Co., 33 Waverly PI

Urbana Co., 507 Clay

Veto Co., 618 Dupont

Wong Fong, 525 Montgomery At

Woodbine Co.. 308 Commercial

Woodland Co., 1320 Stockton

Yek Chimg & Co., 732 Pacific

Young Lion, 524 Market

Young & Co., 707 Dupont

Yuen Kee, 831 Kearny

Claim Agents.

Aiken William H., H Mont Block
Dewey & Co., 224 Sansom
McNULTY CHARLES A., 43 IT. 8.

Court Building
Ransom Lee J. (land), 609 Sacramento

Clairvoyants.

Aitken Eggert Mrs., 208 Ellis
Alvin Matilda Mrs., 137 Third
Anderson Pet Mrs., 325i Bush
ANTONIA CLARA M'ME., 134i Post
Babbitt A. Mrs., 417 Kearny
Bordenwal R. Mrs., 516 Stockton
Breed S. F. Mrs., 21 Powell
Burr Agnes Mme., 131 O'FarreU
Carter Clementina, 1311 Powell
Cummings M. A. Mrs., 759 Market
Dreschfeld L. H., 645 Post
Dunham Harriet Mrs., 321 PoweU
Exodius Mme., 113 Foiuth
Famham A. C. Mrs., 924 Harrison
Foye Ada Mrs., 319 Kearny
Hendee M. J. Mrs., 777i >Iission
Hubbard C. E., 793 Mission
Jeffries Emma Mrs., 670 Mission
Leland M. Mrs., 9064 Folsom
Logan B. Mrs., 939 Market
MajTiard V. Mrs., 115 Fourth
Metzler P., 813 Mission
Moore S. Mrs., 31 Second
PeckW. F., 506 Third
Pearson M. M. Mrs., 674 Clementina
Percy D., 206 Kearny
Querillacq Mary, 1119 Mission
Sawyer C. M. Mrs., 313 Fourth
Schwarer Mary Mrs., 1119 Mission
Staley R. V., 639 Post

Clearing Honses.

CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION',

211 Sansom

Clergymen.

Accolti Michael, 841 Market
Afflerbach C. H., pastor German Meth-
odist Church, dwl 728 Broadway
Affranchino Angel, 841 Market
Aldrich Byron, dwl 2614 Folsom
Alemany J. S., Most Rev. Archbishop

(R. C.I S. F., dwl 628 California
Allardyce A., dwl 2204 Pine
Anderson John F., pastor First A. M.

E. Zion Church, dwl 11 Scott PI
Baker E. P., dwl 1909 Jessie
Baker J. C, office 320 Sansom
Barchi C. dwl 841 Market
Bayma Joseph, dwl 841 Market
Beers Hiram W., rector Trinity Church,

dwl 607 Sutter *

Benson Henry C, office 536 Stevenson

BEAMISH'S— Importer rnrnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Marked

: VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO* BUS INESS DIRECTORY.

887

BergerM. L., WestminBter Presbj-terian
Church, dwi McAllister nr Stciuer

Bettleheim A. S., Masou St. Synagogue,
dwl 1006 Post

Birdsall Eliaa, rector St. John's Episco-
pal Church, ilwl 704 Dolores

Bishop W. D., Mariners' Church

Bimiinghani P. Rev., assistant pastor
St. Joseph's Church, ilwl W s Tenth
bet Howard and Folsom

Black Daniel, dwl 610 Polk

Blake Charles M., dwl 110 Stockton

Brennau R. P., pastor Mission Dolores
Church, dwl W s Dolores nr Six-
teenth

Breslin Lawrence, pastor St. Francis"
(R. C.) Church, dwl 519 Green

Bridgeman R. R., chaplain St. Mary's
Hospital

Brotherton T. Vf.. supt St. Luke's Hos-
^^ pital, office 4U Market, dwl 1520
Mission

Brown T. E. , dwl N s Post bet Hyde and
Larkin

Buchanan P. G., pastor M. E. Church,
South S. F., dwl Tennessee nr
Solano
—jucharil James M„ dwl 841 Market.

Buckheo Charles A., dwl 516 Taylor

Buehler Jacob M., pastor St. Paul's
German Lutheran Church, dwl 953

I Mission

Burrows George, professor Theological
Seminary, dwl 2139 Mission

Callalian T., assistant pastor St. Brid-
get's Church, W s Van Ness Av nr
Broadway

CalJwell Jordan, dwl NW cor Bush and
Steiner

rarher Terrence, assistant pastor St.
Francis Chiu-ch, dwl 519 Green
Ckrlsen L., pastor .Scandinavian E.

Lutheran Church, dwl 335 Bryant
Caro S., dwl 512 Jessie
Carroll G. Rev., SW cor Bush and

Steiner
Cassidy P. W. Rev., rector Christ

Church Mission, dwl 36 Park Av
Cassin M. Rev., St. Dominic Monas-
tery, NW cor Bush and Steiner
Cham'oerlin C, pastor St. Paul's M. E.

Church, dwl 802 ShotweU
Cohn E. , rabbi Congregation Emanu-El,

dwl 1008 'Van Ness Av
Condit I. M. (Chinese missionary), dwl

800 Stockton
Coyle John, pastor First Methodist
Episcopal Church, dwl 1008 Wash-
ington
Coyle Thomas B., chaplain St. Mary s

College, San Jose Road
Cox H.. librarian and general manager

Y. M. C. A., dwl 659 Howard
Croke James, dwl 628 California
Cunningham T. M.. pastor Centennial
Presbyterian Chm-ch, dwl Windsor
House
Cushing Thomas, assistant pastor St.

Patricks Church, dwl 744 Mission
Davis George E.. pastor Baptist Mission
Chapel, dwl Ninth Av nr H, South
S. F.
De Masini T., professor St. Ignatius

College, 841 Market
Deal David, pastor Bush St. M. E.

Church, dwl 2520 Bush
Derham J. H., dwl St. Dominic's Mon-
astery, cor Bush and Steiner
Dinsmore E. Rev., dwl 125 Silver
Doogan M. Rev., St.* Dominic's Mon-
astery, NW cor Bush and Steiner
Doughty John, pastor New Jerusalem

Church, dwl 1508 Leavenworth
Fiske A. S. Rev., pastor Howard Pres-
byterian Church, dwl 148 Sixth
Flack Daniel, assistant minister Church

of the Advent, dwl 2012 Pierce
Francis John, pastor Chinese Mission,

829 Washington
Franz Julius, pastor German M. E.

Church. 864 Folsom
Gallagher Hugh P., pastor St. Joseph's
Church, dwl W s Tenth bet Howard
and Folsom {

Gallagher Joseph A., assistant pastoi
St. Joseph's Church, dwl W s Tenth |
bet Howard and Folsom
Garriga Andreas, pastor St. Francis'
Church, dwl N s Broadway bet |
Mason and Taylor

Gibney Thomas, pastor St. Peter's R.

C. Church, dwl E s Alabama nr

Twenty-fourth
Gibson Matthew M., pastor United

Presbyterian Church, dwl Mason nr

K'iJy . ■ .,1

Gibson Otis, Chinese missionarj', dwl

916 Washington

Grey Peter J., pastor St. Patricks
Church, dwl 744 Mission

Gregory Uriah, pastor Fifth Baptist
Church, dwl 2627 Folsom

Grodzinsky Isaac P., rabbi Congrega-
tion Shaarey Tzedek, dwl 1305 Pow-
ell

Harrington John F., pastor St. Fran-
cis' Chiu-ch, dwl 519 Green

Hemphill J. H., pastor Calvary Presby-
terian Church, divl 331 Ellis

Henrj- Henry A. , rabbi, dwl 115 Olive Av

Herde Julius, pastor Saint Boniface
Church, dwl S s Tjler bet Jones
and Leavenworth, rear

Hill J. B., office b?l Market

Hillery William H., pastor First African
M E. Church, dwl Greenwich bet
Larkin and Polk

Horgan William, assistant pastor St.
Bridgets CUiurch, dwl SW cor Bdwy
and Van Ness Av

Howell Thomas, dwl 20 Oak

Huddart R. Townsend, dwl 501 Second

Hulbert E. B., pastor First Baptist
Church, dwl 224 Post

Ijams W. E., pastor Green St. Congre-
gational Church, dwl 130 Tyler

Jewell Frank F., pastor Howard St. M.
E. Church, dwl 1030 Mission

Johannes, bishop of Alaska, dwl 1108

Justin B., president St. Marj-'s College
Kalloch I. S., rector Metropolitan Bap-
tist Church dwl 2314 Mission
Kaufman H. Rev., assistant pastor St.

Kedrolivansky P. J., Archbishop Russo-
Greek Church, dwl SW cor Vallejo
and Pierce
Kelly T., assistant pastor St. Joseph's
Church, dwl W s Tenth nr Folsom
Kenilig Daniel, Presidio Barracks
Kieme Gustav, pastor Scandinavian
Church, dwl W s Dolores bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Kimball John, dwl 132 McAllister
Kiel^ Denis, assistant pastor Mission
Dolores Church, dwl W s Dolores
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Kip W. Ingraham, Episcopal Bishop,

dwl SW cor Franklin and Eddy
Kovregin Nicholas, Russo - Greek

Church, dwl 1411 Jackson
Kj-ueger J. H., pastor First Reformed

German Church, dwl 29 Eleventh
Largan James, pastor St. John the

Baptist Church, dwl 2220 Geary
Larkin Thomas, assistant pastor St.

Patrick's Church, dwl 744 Mission
Lathrop Henry D., rector Church of the

Advent, dwl 929 Tjler
Lentz D. J. , dwl N Wcor Bush and Steiner
Lind A. P., pastor Swedish Evangelical

Lutheran Church, dwl 242 Green
Lion E. J., St. Stephen's Protestant
Episcopal Mission, dwl 802 Webster
Loomis Augustus W., Chinese mission-
ary, dwl 713 Bush
Marasohi Anthony, dwl 841 Market
Mariiuardt John G., pastor Emanuel
Evangehcal Church, dwl 538 Jessie
Masnata A., president St. Ignatius Col-
lege, dwl 841 Market
Mayer Gustavus W., rector Trinity

Chapel, dwl 603 Fulton
McCarthy R. G., pastor Memorial Pre-
sbyterian Church, dwl Fifteenth nr
Railroad Av
McElroy J., minister St. Paul's Mission,

dwl 2519 Mission
McGovern Benedict, pastor and supe-
rior St. Dominic Church and Mon-
astery, NW cor Bush and Steiner
McS weeny T., assistant pastor St.

Marys Cathedral, dwl 628 Cal
Messea C. E., dwl 841 Market
Metrofolsky Nicholas bishop Russian-
Greek Church of Alaska, dwl Polk
bet Green and Union
Morrissy E. Rev., assistant pastor St.
Patrick's Church, dwl 744 Mission

Muehlsteph G., pastor St. Mark's

Church, dwl 113 Stockton
Nanns P'tederick, pastor Scandinavian
Evangelical Lutheran Church, dwl
628 Filbert
Nattini Emanuel M., dwl 841 Market
Neri Joseph M., dwl 841 Market
Neustadt Z., office NE cor Market and

Kearny
Newton G., pastor Kentucky St. Church,
dwl Tennessee nr Solano •

Nichols D. E., dwl 43 Sixteenth Av,

South S. F.
Noble T. K., pastor Second Congrega-
tional Church, dwl NW cor Sacra-
mento and Steiner
O'CaUaghan T., pastor St. Bridget's
Chiu-ch, dwl SW cor Broadway and
Van Ness Av
O'Connor C, dwl 628 California
O'Connor Cornelius, assistant pastor St.
Peter's Church, dwl E s Alabama nr
Twenty-fourth
O'Connor James, pastor St. Francis

Church, dwl 519 Green
O'Flynn Peter, dwl 841 Market
Parker J. N., dwl 1855 Mission
Patterson Robert, pastor First Presby-
terian Church, dwl 1110 Powell
Peake E. S,, pastor St. Luke's Church,

dwl 1712 Clay
Pierpont J., dwl 208 Eleventh
Piatt William H., rector Grace Episco-
pal Church, dwl 1407 Jones
Poage C. A., pastor Larkin St. Presby-
terian Church, dwl 1409 Bush
Pond William C, pastor Bethany Con-
gregational Church, dwl E s How ard
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
PoweU William C, rector St. Peter's
Episcopal Church, dwl 1809 Taylor
Power Patrick, assistant pastor Mission
Dolores Church, dwl W s Dolores nr
Sixteenth
Pr^lato Francis I., chaplain St. Igna-
tius College, dwl 841 Market
Prendergast John, pastor St. Mary's

Cathedral, dwl 628 CaUfomia
Rexford E. L., pastor First Universalist

Church, dwl 28 Glen Park Av
Rice U. B., pastor Disciples of Christ,

dwl 1616 Bush
RiesL., dwl 427 Turk
Robert P., pastor Notre Dame de Vic-
tories, dwl 526 Bush
Roberts J., Elder Church L. D. Saints,

71 New Montgomery
Rowell Joseph, pastor Mariners' Church,

dwl 1416 Sacramento
Sawtelle Henry A. , pastor Union Square

Baptist Church, dwl 810 Taylor
Schalike F. W., pastor German Baptist
Church, dwl SE cor Ninth and Na-
toma
Schuenemann-Pott Friedrich, pastor
German Independent Congregation,
dwl 925 Larkin
Schwartz Herman, dwl 717 VaUejo
Scott W. A., pastor St. John's Presby-
terian Church, dwl 521 Post
Scrimgeour R., dwl 888 Buchanan
Shapero Aaron, dwl 772i Folsom
Shearer Frederick E., office 757 Market,

dwl 2 Vernon PI
Shogren E., pastor Scandinavian M. E.

Church ,
Simonds S. D., dwl 937 Clay
Slattery M. D., assistant pastor St.
Mary's Cathedral, dwl 628 California
Speckles W. A., assistant pastor St.

Mary's Cathedral, dwl 628 Cal
Stebbins Horatio, pastor First Unita-
rian Church, dwl 16 Ellis
Stone Andrew L.. pastor First Congre-
gational Church, dwl 617 Bush
Streisand N., rabbi Congregation Beth

Israel, dwl 526 Tehama
Sullivan Florence J., dwl 841 Market
Sundbom R. W., pastor Swedish Evan-
gelical Union Church, 232 Sutter
Tadini Joseph, dwl 841 Market
Tener Isaac W., Disciples of Christ, dwl

1016 Webster
Todd A. S., dwl E s Mission nr ^me-
teenth ,, t-.

Todd E. S., pastor Mission St. M. E.

Church, dwl 718 Capp
Triplett I. N., pastor African M. E.

Church, dwl 106 Bernard
Tuggle P., dwl 2214 Steiner

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San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 llontgomery cor. MercliJ ,1

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Ver Melir J. L., dwl 1920 Pine

Vidaver H., rabbi Congi-egation Sherith
Israel, dwl 816 O'Farrell

Warren James H., office 418 California

Weaver Joshua, dwl 108 lillis

AVeiss Oswald, reader Congregation
Sheriih Israel, dwl 1621 Sac

"Wliite Robert C, dwl 1200 Larkin

Whiting Samuel P., pastor Olivet Pres-
byterian Church, dwl 1240 Howard

Williams Albert, dwl 917 Stockton

Williamson Peter S., dwl 629 CaUfornia

Wolf S., pastor St. Boniface Church,
dwl S s Taylor nr Jones

Wolff Max, dwl 1423 Post

Woodbridge Sylvester, dwl Nineteenth
nr Valencia

Woods James, dwl 23 Pearl

Woodworth James, pastor Emanuel
Presbyterian Church, dwl 302 Mont

Worcester Joseph, pastor New Jerusa-
lem Church, Druids' Hall, dwl 813
Bush

Young James R., pastor Third Baptist
Chm-ch, dwl 847 Clay

Cloaks and Suits.

[See also Millinery Goods.]
Altenberg Rosalia Mrs., 528 Kearny
Backer Frank A., 402 Kearny
Berku\vitz R. Mrs., 1008 Stockton
Cohen L'avid, 348 Third
Danneubarg A. Mrs., 24 Montgomery
Dautzscher B., 530i Bush
Davidson J. W. & Co., NW cor Post and

Kearny
Davis J. &, Co., 208 Sutter
Eagles M. P., 909 Market
Ei-utinger & Noll, 10 Montgomery
Freud M. & Son, 742 Market
Kaindler & Co., 100 Montgomery
Leszynsky Lesser, 630 Market
Mayer Charles, 20 Montgomery
Mitchell Fabian, 308 Kearny
Scharowsky Mrs., 1016 Stockton
Schloss E. Mme., 404 Kearny
Stern Simon, 311 Sutter
Sidlivan Thomas, 14 Montgomery
Thoiupson M. Miss, 8 Montgomery
Wurkheun. Brothers, 20 Sansom

Clocks— Iniporters.

[See also Jewelers; also Watches.]
American Clock Co., H. Molineux agt,

520 Market and 17 and 19 Sutter
DAY THOMAS, 122 Sutter
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION &
MAINTENANCE CO., 134 Sutter
Liuidy T. & D., 777 Mi'ssion
Nathan B., & Co., 126 Sutter
NATIONAL CLOCK CO., Murray Da-
vis agent, 31 Sutter
Smith O. C. & F. W., 103 Montgomery
Straus Kohnstamm & Co., NE cor Bat-
tery and Pine
Swain R. A. & Co., 200 Sansom
Titcomb Albert, 240 Montgomery
Weuzel & Hartmann, 32t Kearny
Weyl Brothers, 120 Sutter

The NATIONAL CLOCK CO.

REPRESENTS

Ansonia Brass and Copper Co.
Waterbury Clock Co.

W. L. Gilbert Clock Co.
E. Ingraham & Co.

MURRAY DAVIS, Agent,
31* 33 Sutter.

Clothes Boilers.

HOUGHTON F. T. & CO., 121 Front

Clothes Wringers.

Armes & Dallam, 215 Sacramento
Houghton F. T. & Co., 121 Front

Clothing— Wholesale Jobbers.

Alexander S. O. & Co., 4 Battery
Ash Bros., 13 Battery
BANNER BROS., 204 Sansom

Baum J. & Co. , 521 Market
Brown Nathan & Co., 108 Battery
Brown P. & Bro., 125 Sansom
Colman Brothers, 107 Battery
Dahlmann CJharles & Co., 124 Sansom
Elfelt A. B. & Co., 108 Sansom
Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co., 16 San
Freeman Hyman & Co., 121 Sansom
Goodyear Rubber Co. (rubber), 577 Mar-
ket
Greenebaum Bros., 7 Sansom
Hyanis Brothers, 109 Sansom
Isaacs, Gross & Co., 533 Market
McCain, Flood & McClure, 111 Pine
Ash Bros. , N W cor Bush and Battery
Neustadter Brothers, NW cor Battery

and Pine
SHERMAN WILLIAM & Co., 608

Montgomery
STEINHART VV. & I. & Co., 3 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page xliii)
Strauss Levi & Co., 14 Battery
Toklas, Brown & Co., 24 Sansom
VAN SOHAACK C. P. & CO., 708

Kearny
Weaver, Taylor & Co., (rubber), 501

Market
Wolf M., 414 Sacramento

BANNER BROTHERS,

Manuf s & Importers of

FINE CLOTHIN& & FORNISHINU GOODS

204 & 206 .Sansom.

Clothing— Boys' or Children's.

Betzel Louis, 109 Sansom
Dahlmapn Charles & Co., 124 Sansom
Dannenberg A. Mrs., 24 Montgomery
Diamant, Berliner & Co., 4 Battery
Ehrhard Adam, 2d4 Thu-d
FIGEL JOSEPH, 211 Montgomery
Freeman, Hyman & Co., 121 Sansom
Gilbert M., 243 Third
Green & Seller, 68;* Market
Jacobs Jacob, 723 Montgomery
Straus & Levy, S W cor Sansom and Bush

Clothing— Manufacturers.

Alexander S. O. & Co., 4 Battery

Ash Brothers, NW cor Bush and Bat

BANNER BROS. 204 and 206 Sansom

Baum J. & Co., 521 Market

Betzel Louis, 109 Sansom

Brown P. & Bro., 125 Sansom

Colman Bros. , 107 Battery

Dahlmann C. & Co., 124 Sansom

Dunkel E., 8 Battery

Freeman, Hyman & Co., 121 Sansom

Greenebaum Bros. , 7 Sansom

Hastings 0. C. & Co., S W cor Montgom-
ery and Sutter

Hyams Brothers, 109 Sansom

Isaacs, Gross & Co., 533 Market

Jacobs Jacob, 723 Montgomery

Marcus H., 414 Sacramento

Schafer & Co., 708 Market

SiiERMAN WILLIAM & CO., 608
Montgomery (see adv. dept. page
xlvi)

Siegel Simon, 414 Sacramento

Silver H., 43 Third

STEINHART W. & I. & CO., 3 Battaty

Toklas, Brown & Co., 26 Sansom

Clothing- Oil.

Asher Samuel, 325 Davis

Newman & Bennett, 411 Washington

Sutton Charles Jr., 34 California

Clothing— Ketail.

Abraham Abraham, 400 Pacific
Abraham J., 721 Sansom
Abrahams L., 6 Clay
Abrahamsou Alexander, 429 Kearny
Abram I., 433 Pacific
Aden Solomon, 818 Montgomery
Alexander Simon, 1402 Powell
Beamish Percy, 691 Market
Benedict & Smith, 25 Kearny
Benihard Jane (second hand), 781"Fol
Bernstein Joseph, 824 Market
Bloch A. B., 204 Montgomery Av
Boris Lambert, 1127 Dupout
Bowman Herman, 830 Market

Brown Antonio F., 105 Jackson

CaroM., 813 Battery

Church T. R., 223 Montgomery

Cirkle Julius, 20lj Pacific

Citron M. L., 131 Pacific

Clare John, 107 Jackson

Cohen D. & Bro., 56 Second

Cohen Gustav, 108 Geary

Cohen L., 408 Pacific

Cohen N., 1030 Market

Cohen & Pinous, 307 East

Cohn Alexander, 514 Kearny

Cohu M., SE cor Sansom and Com

Cohn M. B., 131 Jackson

Cohn S., 203, 421, and 433 Kearny

Cohn Thomas, 821 Jackson

Colman Bros., .SW cor Mont and Bush

Coney A., 808 Market

Dahlmann Charles & Co., 303 Kearny

Dake E. C. & Co., 15 Kearny

Davis Abraham, 104 Jackson

Davis Isaac, 1124 Market

Ehrhard Adam, 2d4 Third

Emanuel HaiTis, 217 Pacific

Falk Levi, 411 Fourth

Pass & Brother, 135 Fourth

Figel Joseph, 211 Montgomery

Fischer M., 152 Third

Fisher S., 543 Jackson

Fogel George, 10 Clay

FLAVIN MARTIN J., 620 Kearny

Frank E., 902 Kearny

Franklin Abraham, 211 Pacific

Franklin George, 511 Davis

Fromberg Isaac, 817 Kearny

Garrett Francis, 312 Pacific

Gilbert Michael, 243 Third

Goldstone Charles, 435 Montgomery

Goldstone Jacob, 926 Dupont

Green H., 539 Pacific

Green & Seller, 683 Market

Greenwald F., 231 Tyler

Hambiurger G. & Bro., 52 Third

Harris Charles, 502 Pacific

Han-is M., 319 Pacific

Harris S., 110 Steuart

Harshall Gerson, 144 Third

Hastings C. C. & Co., SW cor Mont

gomery and Sutter
Heiman Brothers, 40 Third
Heyman I. , 42 Jackson
Hudson Brothers, 325 Kearny
Isaacs A., 823 Kearny
Isaacs Hyman, 507 Jackson
Isaacs Slichael, 647 Pacific
Isaacs S., 518 Pacific
Isaacs Samuel, 743 Pacific
Israel Simon, 516 Fourth
Jacobs A., 613 Pacific
Jacobs Jacob, 723 Montgomery
Jallewits L. Mrs., 240 Kearny
Jonas J., 160 Third
Jones & Co., 712 Market
Joseph Brothers, SW cor Montgomei]

and Pine
Kalisky C, 123 Second
Kalisky Joseph, 779 Market
Kayser M. & Brother, 234 Bush
Keser Louis, 15 vSixth
Kleiuhaupt A. I., 903 Folsom
Kuhlmann, Soloman, 410 Pacific
Lachman A., 429 Pacific
Lando H., 317 Keaniy
Laventhal S., 54 Third
Latz Simon, 410 Pacific
Lessman I., 740 Broadway
Levy H. L. & Co., 343 Kearny
Levy L., 227 Pacific
Levy Louis, 613 Davis
Levy M., 9 Jackson
Le\'y Morris, 505 Davis
Levy S., 265 Third
Lindenbaum J., 52 Steuart
Lindeubauni M., 146 Steuart
Lindner & ICron, 237 Keaniy
Litchfield J. M. & Co., 500 Washington
Lithauer & Co. , SE cor Kearny and Post
Loewenthal Joseph, 233 ITiird
Louisson M.. 525 Kearny
Lowenthal H., 212 Fourth
Marks Adolph, 1022 Dupont
Marks H., 24 Steuart
Marks M., 450 Third
Marks Solomon, 1119 Dupont
Mendelson E., 233 Pacific
Meyerstein H., 537 Kearny
Michael C, 214 Third
Michaels I., 209 Foiu-th
Mierson, Jewell & Co., 828 Kearny
Moesta J. P., 644 Clay

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St. .

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

889

Morgenstem A., SW cor Front and Pac

Nathan Lena Mrs., 837 Washington

Newman Leon, 627 Washiugtou

O'Haulon J., 725 Montgomery

Dppenheim S. B., 35 Fourth

Palmer Brothers, 730 Market

Peckerman S., 214 Sixth

Poiserl, & N., 604 Market

PeiBer Jacob, 239 Third

Peiser & Schwartz, 20 Third

Pels E., 517 Davis

Peyser H., 719 Montgomery

Pincus M., NK cor Pacific and Sansom

and 323 Pacific
Pursh Frank. 252 Third
Raphael I.. 549 Washington
Repinsk-y Philip, 203 Montgomery Av
Robert J. D.. 8Jl Kearny
Roman Herman, 8S0 Market
Roos Bros, , 37 Kearny
Rosenbaiim D. S., 240 Main
Rosenthal J., 252 Brannan
Rotenstein Alexander, 742 Pacific
Schafer i: Co., 708 Market
Schwartz C.iuffman, 30 Main
8HKRMAN WILLIAM & CO., 608

Mi>iitgomery (see adv. dept. page

xlvi)
Shrior E, & F.. 201 Montgomery
Siege! S., 414 Sacramento
Smith Herman, 252 Steuart
Solomon A., 435 Pacific
Solomon Isidor, 420 and 531 Pacific
Solomon Harris, 531 Pacific
Solomon L., 48 Steuart
Stein .M, 38 Jackson
Stockwitz M., 216 Pacific
Straub & Scheurer, 1110 Market
Sullivan P. J. & Ca, 35 Third
Unger Marcus * CB. , 802 Market
VAN SCHAACK C. P. & CO., 708

Ke.imy
Wilzinski S., 910 Market
"Wise Herman, 418 Pacific
Wilson Mary Mrs., 1027 Howard
Wilzinski S., 910 Market
Winiske W. Mrs., 227 Fifth
:«l|Wi« Juliv^. 104 Third

Clothing— Oiinese.

Cliung Kee & Co., 841 Dupont

3hin Tin, 908 Dupont

^'bong Kee, 815 Sacramento

Him L\mg, 930 Dupont,

Sop Kee, 804 Washington

King Kee & Co., 813 Dupont

Kum Kee & Co., 912 Dupont

Kum Yuen & Co., 711 Jackson

Kwong Shun Limg & Co., 820 Wash

Kwong Wing Sang k Co.. 752 Wash

ICwong "i ick Lung & Co., 907 Dupont

Look Hop A Co., 736 Commercial
a t-y Wing Sun Kee, 636 Jackson

STom Sing, 738 Jackson

Juong Wah Ying, 940 Dupont «

^uong Wo Chong & Co., 904 Dupont

iuong Yek Chong & Co., 835 Dupont

iuong Un, 627 Jackson

}ho Lim & Co. . 822 Dupont

He Kee, 715 Dupont

Sing Kee & Co., 814 Clay

!oon Noy, 902 Dupont

>un Kam Wah, 714^ Dupont

>ung Chong & Co., 812 Dupont

'ai Sing & Co., 732 Jackson
ong Kee & Co., 1021 Dupont

'ong Sing, 10 Brenham PI

Xick Hop, 614 Dupont

"uck Hop & Co., 934 Dupont*

^^ong Kee, 73o Jackson

Fah Cheung & Co., 714 Dupont

fing Lee, 640 Jackson

Cing Sang & Co., 829 Dupont

V^ing Song, 816 Dupont
-1 ring War. 821 Dupont
r, 'ee Lung, 733 Jackson
"^■ee Tai & Co., 627 Pacific
ee Woo, 738 Washington

'ee Yee & Co.. 839 Dupont

'ek Kee, 906 Dupont

'ou Kee, 919 Dupont

Clothe and Woolen Goods.

[•Importers. See also Dry Goods.]
rown. Brothers & Co.. 24 Sansom
Levy Michel, 642 Sacramento
mdenberger Thomas E., 28 Sansom
[ission Woolen Mills, 517 Market

•Morgonthau M., 108 Bush
*Raas E. & Co., 616 .Sacramento
•REISS BROS. & CO., 115 Sutter
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER WOOL-
EN FAl'TORY, office 115 Battery
(see adv. d«pt. page liii)
San Jose Woolen Mills, 535 Market
•Stein, Simon & Co., 632 Sacramento
•ULLMAN M. & CO., 628 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page xxxv)

real Dealers.

[See also Wood and Coal.]
Anderson Thomas, 118 Market
Anderson & Bro., 118 Market
Barnard F. & Co., 213 Jackson
BELLINGHAM BAY COAL CO., E s
Spear bet Folsom and Harrison (see
adv. dept. page Ixix)
BERRYMAN & IXJYLE, W s Eas* nr
Pacific (see adv. dept. front cover)
Richard Nicholas. 16 and 18 Howard
BLACK DIAMOND COAL CO., E s
Speiir bet Folsom and Harrison (see
adv. dept. page brix)
Bluxome & Co.. 323 Front
Bruns Nicholas, 619 Davis
Carolan, Cory K Co. (Cumberland), 117

California
Chandler Richard D., 118 Pacific
Daehnhard H., 110 Jackson
Dimham, Carrigan & Co. (Cumberland),

107 Front
Eastport Coos Bay Mining Co., 31 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Ebbets Arthur M., 113 Sacramento
Flanagan & Mann, 620 East
GLASGOW IRON AND METAL IM-
PORTING CO. (Cumberland), 22
Frensont
Haste & Kirk. 21 Beale
Henderson John Jr., 834 Washington
Huntington, Hopkins & Co. (Cumber-
land), junction Bush and Market
Jaffe Louis. 413 Pacific
Johnson George C. & Co. (Cumberland),

33 Battery
Kershaw Marsden. 17 Spear
Koerber Henrj' ic Bros.. 17 Washington
Linsley & Church, 6 California
Macdonough Joseph, 33 Market
Maskel & Summerfield, NE cor Folsom

and Spear
Middleton & Famsworth, 14 Post
Newbauer Joseph. 212 Main, oflSce 206

Bush
Pacific Commercial Co., Larue's Wharf ,
24 Sacramento, 325 Geary and 1212
Polk
Reinstein S. S., 400 Kearny and 133 San
Renault John, 712 Pacific
Renton Coal Co., 48 Clay
Rosenfeld John (Vancouver), 310 San
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co.
(George C. Bode agent), NW cor
Battery and Filbert
Shaw & .Sharp, 16 Fremont
Storm & Co., 333 Montgomery
Turner k Harvey, East bet Jackson and

Pacific
Van Winkle & Davenport (Cumberland)

413 Market
Wakefield & Co., 6 California
Whipple S. B., 120 Beale

€oal Oil.

[•Importers.]
•AUyne & White, 112 Front
•Dietz A. C. & Co., 224 Front
•Hayward A., 224 Cahfomia
•Taylor F. B. & Co., 315 Cahfomia
•Yates & Co., 113 Front

Cobble Stones— Depots.

Caduc Phihp (agent), 513 Montgomery

Coffee— Importers of.

Auger B. E. & Co., 409 Battery
Carit J. A. & Co., 405 Front
Hellmann Bros. & Co., 525 Front
Larco Nicholas, 430 Jackson
Low C. Adolphe & Co., 208 California
Merrill J. C. & Co., 204 Cahfomia
Montealegre &. Co., 230 Cahfomia
Parrott i; Co., 306 Cahfomia
Urruela & Urioste, 405 Front

Coffee and Spire Mannfactnr-
ers.

Bax F. & Co.. 507 Clay

BERNARD CHARLES, 707 Sanaom

(see adv. dei*. page xxv)
Bothiu Henry K, 13 Fhst
Campe i t^o., 318 Front
Finck H. C, 920 Stockton
Folger J. A. & Co., 104 California
Gates Horace & Co., 112 Swar
GHIRAR DELLI D.. 415 and 417 Jack
GUITTARD E. & CO., 515 and 517 Com
Hanly G. T. & Co.. 922 Market
Kindler Albert, 123 Washington
Loeven Emil & Co.. 520 Front
MARDEN IRA. 212 Sacramento (see

adv. dept. page xliii)
VENARD G., 625 Front (see adv. dept

page ixviii)
Zwick C. (extract), 707 Sansom

D. GHIRARDELLI,

Manufacturer of

COFFEE AND SPICE

And the celebrated
California Eagle Chocolate.

415 & 417 Jackson.

E. GUITTARD & CO.,

Importers & maaufacturers of

Coffee, Spices. Chocolate. Teas,

Cream Tartar, Soda, Saleratus,

and Infallible Yeast Powder.

515 aud 517 COMMERCIAl.

Sole mannfactiirers ol the celebrated Cafe

des Gourraaods.

Two first premiums awarded in 1875forth»

best Yeast Powder and the best Chocolate

Coffee HoiLses.

[See also Restatrrants.]
Antimovich N., SW cor East and Com
Antunovich & RosseU, 403 East
Becker George J., SW cor Berry and

Fourth
Becker & BraUch. 624 Kearny
Bill & Schimmerund, 39 Market
Broderick John. 41 Pacific
Bronzem & Racich. 419 Davis
Brown Frederick. 10 Steuart
BUHNS JOHN A., 517 Cahfomia (see

adv. dept. page 17)
BuyaN., 605 Davis
Carlson J. & Co., 43 Sacramento
Constautine & Alex, 1403 Stockton
Dirisich S., 332 East
Drobaz M., 503 East
Duffey W. C. 1055 Market
Dugan & De Sparr. 1223 Howard
Edwards M., NE cor Drumm & Clay
Eickhoff John F., 225 Clay
Engelberg E. A.. 416 Keamy
Folkman M., 31 Drumm
Fowler k Brandt. NE cor Pac and Kear
Franciso^-ich C, 6 Fourth
Franicevich N.. 15 Vallejo
Fiigel & Schroeder, 425 East
Fiigel k Kliiber, 15 Pacific
Gahnberte Carlo. 819 Clay
Gsizet Michel. 612 California
Green John C. , 8 Jackson
Grossetta k Tripolo, 527 Commercial
Hook & Jacques. 304 Market
Jancovich G., 221 Leidesdorfl
Janco-iich L., SW cor Davis & Clark
JovoWch Lazel. 100 Jackson
Lindholm B., 33 .Sacramento
Martinortch Samuel & Co., 302 East
PavUcerich John, 523 Davis
Pedlina J., 109 Clay
Peudo John & Co., 723 Davis
Peterson Brothers, 531 East
PfuhlP., 419 Drumm
Preda Guiseppe, 506 Clay
Easol John. 3 Clay
Scott & Dudley, 509 Washington
Uzzovich John, 211 Davis

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890

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Wilson William, 21 Vallejo
Workman John, SW cor Davis and
Vallejo

€onin nnniifaotnrers.

[See also UndertaKers.]
Carson & Ladd. 120 Main
ConboieG. R., IW Main
Craig J. & Co., 21 Valencia
GRAY N. & CO. 641 Sacramento (see

adv. dept. page xlix)
HUNT D. W., 1721 Market (see adv.

dept. page Lxii)
Lockhart i: Port r, 29 Bluxome
MASSEY & YUNG, 651 Sacramento

(see adv. dept. page xlvi)

Coke Dealers.

[See also Coal ; also Wood and Coal.]
McDonald P. A., 809 Folsom
SAN FRANCISCO GAS LIGHT CO.,
office cor First and Natoma

Collectors.

[See also Brokers— House.]
Adams Horace E., 426 Kearny
Bam;u-d Isaac D., 224 Montgomery-
Bell, Byrne & Co., 606 Montgomery
Beretta William, 430 Jackson
Berry & Capp, 418 Montgomery
Bolinger John C, 612 Merchant
Boyle John, 304 Montgomers'
Breck, AUen & Co.. 604 Merchant
Brj-au E. H., 523 Kearny
Buhlei-t & McBrids, 607 CHay
CardineU John A., 30 Montgomery Elk
Carter R. W., 233 Montgomery
Chapiu George W., 422 Montgomery
Cleary Robert, 236 Montgomery
Coe John T., 523 Kearny
Cohen Samuel H., 521 Clay
Cowper W. H., 608 Market
Cue W. G., 232 Sutter
Daly & Hawkins, 220 Montgomery
Gay Charles, 523 Montgomery
Gallagher John B., 623 Montgomery
Ganz & Co., 240 Montgomery
Hall J. C 606 Montgomery
HARDING S. C, 736 Montgomery
Eirsh S., 304 Battery
Hunter Ed^rard, 2 Montgomery Block
Husted Alanson, 331 Montgomery
Jacobi Leopold, 430 California
Jobson William G., 238 Montgomery
Jones Henry W., 612 Clay
Katz Emanuel, 306 Montgomery
Kerom Joseph, 6 Montgomery Block
Ivluit Provo & Jacoby, 700 Market
Lammot H. D., 607 Montgomery
Landrj' N., 612 Commercial
Lapsiey Henry, 236 Montgomery
Lindsey J. H., 636 Clay
Lindsey & Oestterreicher, 339 Keamy
Madison & Burke, NW cor Montgomery

and Saa-amento
Martin F. H., 838 Dupont
Martinon A., 420 Montgomery
McCombe John, 429 Montgomery
McDonnell P., 302 Montgomery
McElhinny M. A., 502 Montgomery
McKenzie J. W., 607 Kearny
McMahon James, 392 Montgomery
Merzbaoh J., 530 Montgomery
Millett E. v., .=^04 Kearny
Paterson Johnston, 224 Montgomery
Peck E. T., 59 Montgomery Block
Pettigrew J. J., 238 Montgomery
Reilly T. W., 535 CalUornia
SegurB., 629 Davis
Seligman Moses, 432 Montgomery
Spaulding C. A., 54 Montgomery Block
Spinetti A., 606 Montgomery
Steudeman Theodore, 130 Sutter
Straus Samuel, 316 California
Talbot & Sonntag, 310 Keamy
Taylor P. W., 607 Montgomery
Tompkins W. H., 636 Clay
Way T. H., 30 California Market
Webb Watson, 302 Montgomery
Wilcocks Benjamin, 614 Merchant
Wright Alfred, 220 Third
Wright Thomas H., 605 Clay

Colleges.

[See also Teachers; also Schools.]

Academy of Notre Dame, E s Dolores

bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth

BARNARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,

120 Sutter
California College of Pharmacy, E s

Stock bet Chestnut and Francisco
HEALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24

Post (see adv. reg. of names, p. 392)
Medical Department, University of Cal-
ifornia, E 9 Stockton bet Chestnut

and Francisco
Medical Department. University of the

Pacific, cor Haight and Octavia
Pacific Business College, 320 Post
Sacred Heart College, SE cor Eddy and

Lark in
ST. IGNATIUS, 841 Market bet Fourth

and Fifth (see adv. dept. xxxix)
St. Mary's, Old San Jose Road, 4^ miles

from City Hall
Union College, S s Bryant nr Second
University College, cor Haight and

Octavia
University Mound Institute, S 8 Silver

Av ur San Jose Road

BARNARD'S

BUSINESS COLLEGE,

And Espina's Writing Academy,
120 Sutter.

Send for Catalogue and Circular.

Heald's Business College,

24 POST,

Bet. Montg'y and Kearny.

For information regarding cour.se

of studies, expenses, etc., call at the

College office, 24 Post St., or address

E. P. HEALD,

President Business College.

Colors— Analliie.

Marsh H. F., 310 Clay

Newman & Bennett, 411 Waidiington

Comb Mannfaeturers.

Watt John, S s McAllister nr Scott

Commercial Agencies.

[See Mercantile Agencies.]

Comnil.s.sioii ^lercbants.

[See Merchants.]

Commissioner —Immigration.

Van Ness Thomas C, 330 Montgomery

Commis.sloner— Insnrance.

Foard Jeremiah W., 401 California

Commissioner- II. S. Shipping.

Stevenson J. D., 118 Jackson

Commissioners

Residing in San Francisco, appointed
by the Ciovemors of the different
States, to take testimony and to
acknowlelge deeds to be used in
each respective State.

Alabasi.^.
Blood J. H., 24 Montgomery Block
Chattin Edward, 4'J2 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
E. H. Tharp, 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 CaUfomia

Arizona Tekritory.
Blake Henrj' C, 333 Montgomery
Blood J. H., 24 Montgomery Block
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Crane A. C, 432 California
Fuller A., 611 Montgomery

Hamill John, 329 Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Morgan H. M., 207 Sanaom
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
E. H. Tharp, 310 Montgomery
Wegener F. O., 404 Montgomery
Wilkins John B., 442 California

Arkans.vs.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
E, H. Tharp. 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

Colorado Territory.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

CONKECrlCUT.

Chattin Edward, 442 California
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proct.or. 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 513 Montgomery
Tharp j;. H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B„ 442 CaUfomia

Dakota Territory.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery

DELAVA.RE.

Chattin Edw.ard, 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E> H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

DlSTRItTT OP COLtTMBIA.

Chattin Edward, 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

Florida.
Chattin Edward, 424 California
Scudder Frani 'V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 M^ontgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

Georgia.
Chattin Edward, 442 Caliform'a
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H, B., 442 California

ID.AHO Territory.
Blood 9. H., 24 Montgomerj- Block
Chattin Edward, 442 Cahiomia
Hermann Samuel, 424 Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Alorgan H. M., 207 Sansom
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Wegener F. O.. 404 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

Illinois.

Chattin Edward, 442 California
Miufey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith Holland. 307 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 423 Montgomery
Sutter E. V., 513 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

Indiana.

Chattin Edward, 442 California
Harney WilUam, 501 Montgomery
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 513 Montgomery
Tharp E. W., 310 Montgomery-
low A.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Murfey S. S.; 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery

BEAMISE'S—Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market fftreets. j^?:

: i PINE "WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale Ij D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

891

Sutter Emue V., 513 Montgomery
Tlian> K- H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkius John H. B,, 442 California

Kansas.
Chattin Edwaril, 442 California
Hiiniey William, 301 Montgomery
Murfey 8. S., 607 Montgomery
--cii.Uler Frank V., (ill Montgomery
-uiith N. Proctor, 42ti Mimtgoraery
■Gutter Kmilo V., 513 California
I riiarp E. H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkius John H. B., 442 California

KEN'TfOKY.

•^hattin Edward. 442 Califoniia
I Haraill J, 329 Montgomery
Harney William, 501 .Montgomery
Murfey S. S , 60/ Montgomery

- udder Frank V., till Montgomery
uiith -V. Proctor, 426 Montgomery

- itter Emile V., 513 .Montgomery
'harp E. H., 310 Montgomery

\^ ilkius John H. B.. 442 California

Louisiana.
' liattin Edward, 442 California
' : miey William, 501 Montgomery
~ udder Frank V., 611 Mcmtgomery
Muith X. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
1 aarp E. H., 310 Montgomery
.i ilkina Johu H. B., 442 California

Maine.

< iiattin Edward. 442 California
Haraey Wilham. 501 Montgomery
Mu>-fey S. S.. 607 Montgomery

- ulder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
uith N. Proctor, 421) Montgomery
itter Emile V., 513 Montgomery

J l.arp K. H., 310 Montgomery
] Wilkius Johu H. B., 442 California

Maryland.

' /lattin Edward, 442 Califoniia
i.irney William, 501 Montgomery
Murfey S. S.. 607 Montgomery
~ u ideV Frank V., 611 Montgomery
-!iiith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
i ii irp E. H., 310 Montgomery
W ilkins John H. B.. 442 California

I Massachusetts.

< liattin Edward, 442 California

' ■ tmey William, 501 Montgomery

■ lurfey H. S., 607 Montgomery

~ nilder Frank V., 611 Montgomery

- lith Holland, 307 Montgomery

^ iiith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
~r, tson E. C, 315 California
■cutter Emile V., 513 Montgomery
I Th;irp E. H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 442 California

I Michigan.

I Chattin Edward, 442 California
, H imey William, 501 Montgomery
""lurfey .S. S., 607 Montgomery

- udder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
iiith iV. Proctor, 426 Montgomery

utter Emile V., 513 Montgomery
i larp E. H.,' 310 Montgomery
Vilkins John H. B.. 442 California

j Minnesota.

Chattin Edward, 442 California

' Miirfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
I tiarp E. H., 310 Montgomery
^ udder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
-mith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery

I W Ukins John H. B., 442 California

Mississippi.

'liattin Edward, 442 California

- idder Frank V., Gil Montgomery

- nith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
riiarp E. H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

Missouri.

< hattin Edward, 442 California
Harney WiUiam. 501 Montgomery
Miu-fey S. S., 60; Montgomery

- udder Frank V., 611 .Montgomery
n.ith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery

Itter Emile V., 513 Montgomery
i liarp E. H., 310 Montgomery
NV ilkins John H. B., 442 California

Montana Territory.
Chattin Edward, 442 dalifornia
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

Nebraska.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 .Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Montgomery
WUkina John H. B., 442 California

Nevad'a.
Blake H. C, 333 Montgomery
Blooil J. H., 24 Moutgomery Block
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Chevers W. H., 629 Kearny
Crane A. C, 432 California
Hamill John, 329 Montgomery
Harney William, 501 Slontgomery
Hermann Samuel, 424 Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 .Merchants' Exchange
Loweuberg H., 306 Montgomery
Morgan H. M., 207 Sansom
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Sutter E. V., 513 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Moutgomery
Tibbey Henr>^ S., 600 Moutgomery
Wegener F. O.. 404 Montgomery
Wilkius John H. B., 442 CaUfomia

New Hampshire.

Chattin Edward, 442 California
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 423 Montgomery
Sutter E. V., 513 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkius John H. B., 442 California

New Jersey.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Harney William, 501 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B. 442 California

New Mexico Territory.
Blood J. H.. 24 Montgomery Block
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Harney William, 501 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 513 Moutgomery
Wegener F. O.. 404 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

New York.
Blood J. H., 24 Montgomery Block
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Chevers W. H., 629 Kearny
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Swim D. K., 329 Montgomery
Tharp E. H.. 310 Montgomery

North Carolina.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 423 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

Ohio.

Chattin Edward, 442 California
Hamill John, 323 Montgomery
Harney WUliam, 501 Montgomery
Murfey Samuel S., 607 Moutgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Moutgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 513 Moutgomerj-
Tharp E. H.. 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

Oregon.
Blood J. H., 24 Montgomery Block
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Haft E. E., 507 Montgomery
Hamill John. 329 Montgomery
Harney William, 501 Montgomery
Hermann Samuel. 424 Montgomery
Joice E. v.. 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey Samuel S.. 607 Montgomery

Scudder Frank V,. 611 Montgomery
Smith Hollaml, 3o7 Montg..iii.ry
Smith N. Proctor, 426 .Mont';oiiiery
Tharp K. H., 310 Alontgojuery
Wegener F. O., 404 Montgomery
WUkins John H. B., 442 California

Penn.sylvania.

Chattin Edward, 442 California
Harney William, 5jl Montgomery
Miu-fey Samuel S , 6o7 .Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 513 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Moutgomerj-
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

. Rhode Lsland.

Chattin Edward, 442 California
Harney William, 501 Montgomery
Miu-fey 8. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 jlonlgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V.. 513 Moutgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 442 California
Williams G. N., 306 Pine

South Carolina.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, •126 Montgomery
Tharp E. H . 310 Moutgomerj-
Wilkins John H. B.. 442 California

Tennessee.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Murfey S. S., 607 Montsomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Montgomeiy
AVilkins John H. B, 442 California

Tex.\s.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Harney William, 501 Montgomery
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Tharji E. H.. 310 Montgomery
Wegener F. C. 404 Montgomery
AVilkins John H. B., 442 California

Utah Territory.
Blake H. C, 333 Montgomeiy
Blood J. H., 24 Montgomei-j- Block
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Hamill J., 329 Montgomery
Hermann S., 424 Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Morgan H. M., 207 Sansom
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank Y., 611 Slontgomery
Smith N. P>roctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter EmUe V., 513 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Moutgomerj-
Wegener F. C, 404 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B, 442 California

'Vermont.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 .Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B, 442 CaUfomia

ViRGINI.I.

Chattin Edward, 442 CaUfomia
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

Washington Territory.
Blood J. H., 24 Montgomery Block
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Hamill J.. 329 Moutgomery
Hamey William, 501 Montgomery
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frauk V,, 611 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Moutgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Montgomery

West Virgini.*..
Chattin Edward, 442 Califomia

:EELE'S Squirrel Poison is sold Ij all Druggists, Grocers, and General Dealers.

JEWELRY made to order and HEPAIREL ly D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant

892

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Scudder Frank V. , 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery*
Sutter E. V., 513 Montgomery
Tiiari) E. H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

Wisconsin.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Sniith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 310 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

Wyoming Territory.
Cliattin Edward, 442 California
Hermann S., 424 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, ■^d Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California

Confectioners.

[* Wholesale.]

Abramovich Bros,, 1322 Polk
Albrecht Richard. 109 Taylor
Alvord Frank, 759i Howard
Anderson William, 643 Third
Arthur W. S., 259 Third
Bergmann A. , 200 Washington
Black S. H., Mrs., 390 Sixth
BrachG. A., 522 Kearny
Brannagan Patrick, 1240 Bush
Brickette Mary, 6 Tyler
Brown Hannah B.. 1500 Polk
'Canty D. & Co. (maniifacturers), 107

Montgomery
Carberry Catherine, 1428 Pacific
Carson D. Mrs., 527 Seventh
Cheyue Robert, 140 First
Clever C. Mrs., 912 Market
Comte F., 706 Mis.siou
Council J. S. Mrs., 112 Twelfth
Cooper Walter, NE cor Hayes and La-

guna
Core Thomas Mrs., 223 Folsom
Couglin P., 407 Brannan
Currlisse Margaret Mrs., 149 Second
Currie A. L., 519 Taylor
Dalton Richard, 235 Pacific
Darling L. H. Mrs., 1128 Market
Davies J., 524i Sixth
Dennis Joseph, 1404 Stockton
*Dextsr & Co. (manufacturers), 526

Washington
Dilgei B., 419 Stockton
Durner & Co., 418 Third
Eggertorff Henry (ice cream), 5 Ash-
burton PI
Ehret Michael, 522 Dupont
Elder Mary J., 256 First
EUwood F. H., 444 Third
FaiTcll John, 442i Third
Fevre Louis, 869 Fulsom
*Finck & Gundlach (manufacturers),

1312 Dupont
Fitzgerald EUen, 4 Turk
Fitzaimmons C, 403 Geary
Fleming Ellen, 1116^ Folsom
Forde M. N. Mrs., SE cor Pine and

Larkin
*Foster & Co. (manufacturers), 1258

Market
Gager Charles, 903 Post
^Garland Milton H. (manufacturer), 828

Market
Gerhard Berthold, 1102 Dupont
CJilbert August Mrs., 323 Kearny
Gordon Emily, 13 Valencia
Grancourt & Scipio, 1419 Stockton
(irant John G., 539 Fourth
Griffin John F., 200.'. Fourth
Guaiet Charles, 206 Second
*Haas Geo. & Co. (manufacturers), 20

Kearny
Hacker Bernard, 128 Third
Hammer L. P., 1417 Dupont
Hardenbi'ook David, 306 Francisco
"Heine A. (manufacturer), 421 Davis
Herame & Renter, 27 Kearny
*Hirschfeld D. & Co., 420 Sacramento
Hurley Mary Mrs., 208 Fourth
Huston M. E,, 113 Sutter
Job I'cter & Co., 867 Market
Keehn H., 1205 Folsom
Lang Adam, 1128i Folsom
liCniar C. Mrs., 1201 Folsom
Loheide I. Mrs., 4205 Sixth
Mainer John, 127J Seventh

Marchal & Co., 311i Sutter
*Ma8son F. P. (manufacturer), 413 Com
Mattingley J. Mrs., 1225 Broadway
McDonnell C. Mrs., 615 Larkin
McGrath Mary Mrs., 335 Fifth
McGuire E. Mrs., 631 Bush
McQuilkin A. Mrs., 1528 Stockton
*Mercer M. A. Mrs. (manufacturer), 518

Kearny
Mezckner T., 1502 Mason
Midon Frank, 123 Sutter
Moody A. B., 538 Bush
Moratel August, 430 Geary
Moody A. B., 538 Bush
Murray Mary Mrs. , 148 ForuiJj
Mysell J. G., 115 Seventh
Nachtrieb F., 45 Third
Noonan Jeremiah, 24 Seventh
O'Leary J. Miss, 14 Fifth
Pacey Adam, 260 Eighth
Parker John D., 3 Sixth
*Pellet & Fahrbach, (manufacturers),

405 Davis
*Pitt Richard H. (manufacturer), 73

Fourth
Poehlman W., SW cor Post and Powell
Proff H. Mrs., 215 O'Farrell
Rigollet B., 202i Montgomery Av
Roberts G. F., NW cor Fol and Fifth
Rokohl James A., 205 Kea ny
Rotger Edward, 1600 Powell
Rourke Mary Miss, 1118 Market
*ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPFORT

(manufactiwers), 408 Clay (see adv.

dept. page 14)
Saul R. Mrs., 942 Harrison
Saulmann & Lauenstein, 520 California
Schimpf Lena, 1011 Powell
Schmits William, 916 Montgomery
*Schroder & Albrecht (manufactiurers),

226 Battery
Seochi Gaspard, 1121 Dupont
Seeba Charles, 1507 Stockton
Seidl John (manufacturer), 754 Market
Seymour Elizabeth, 14 Sixth
Sharp H. Mrs., 312 Hayes
Siegel L. & Co., 217 Battery
Simmons Allen, 1019 Pacific
Smith Selah, NW cor Seventh and Har
Staengel E., 1432 Pacific
Stem Jacob, 417 Sutter
Swain A. E., 636 Market
*Swain R. R. & Co., 213 Sutter
Taylor Cyrus D., 206i Sixth
Thain Alexander J., 781 Market
Tiedemann Henry H. , 120 Taylor
Townsend W. S., 627 Market
Van Ness M. Mrs., 225 Fifth
*Vogeley J. & Brother (manufacturers)

26 Second
Vucassovich & Co., 1705 Polk
Warren August, 107 Sixth
West B. F. Mrs., 254 Fourth
Willis J. A. Mrs., 1252 Market
Wilson M. A. Mrs., 342 Fourth
Wolf Louis, 1127 Mission
Wimderer & Klaas, 1233 Stockton

Confectioners' machines.

Schroder & Albrecht, 226 Battery

Consuls.

[* Consuls General.]
Argentine Republic, Charles Baum, 510

Battery
Austro-Hungarian Empire, G. A. E.

Muecke, 109 Cahfornia
Belgium, Emil Grisar, NW cor Fifth

and Townsend
*Belgium. Salvador Mohange, Grand

Hotel
Bolivia. F. Herrera, 331 Montgomery
*Chili, F. Casanueva Jr., 27 U. S. Court

Building
Costa Rica, Jos6 M. Tinoco, 323 Front
*Co3ta Rica, T. Lemmen Meyer, SW cor

Front and Jackson
Denmark, Nicholas Sonnichsen, 221 San
Ecuador, F. Herrera (acting), 331 Mont
•France, Antoine Forest, 704 Wash
*German Empire, Adolph Rosenthal,

321 Battery
*Great Britain, W. Lane Booker, 319 Cal
Greece, Emile V. Sutter, 513 Mont
Guatemala, Leslie C. Hanks, Palace

Hotel
Hawaiian Islands, H. W. Severance,

405 Front

Honduras (vacant)

Italy, Count Diego Barrilis, SW cor

Front and Jackson
Japan, Samro Takaki, 703 Market
Mexico, M. G. Pritchard (acting), 109

Californa
Netherlands, J. De Fremery, 710 San
•Nicaragua, F. Herrera, 331 Mont
Pei-u (vacant)

Portugal, Francis Berton, 527 Clay
Russia, Vladimir Weletsky, 33 South

Park
Salvador, Nicholas Gaxiola, 320 Sansom
Spain, C. Martin, 424 California
Sweden and Norway, August Berg-

gren, 406 Montgomery
Switzerland, F. Berton, 527 Clay, An-
toine Borel vice, 601 Montgomery
Turkey, George W. Gibbs, 35 Battery
United States of Colombia, Ricardo
Morales, 109 California

Contractoi-s.

[See also Carpenters and Builders; also

Piledrivers.]
Bonner R. A., 516 Keamy
Boobar E. C. & Co., 14 Howard
Bradbury William B., 401 Mission
Braden Thomas, W s Scott bet Geary

and Post
Bromley George T., 418 Montgomery
BROWELL JEREMIAH, 442 Jackson
Brown William H. (night work), 3 Mills

BURKE F. H., 501 Montgomery
Carr William B., 84 Montgomery Block
Chapman & Bauer, 313 Dupont
Classen John C, 516 Keamy
Cofran George, 108 Taylor
Conlin John J., 344 Clementina
COOK & TROUNSON, 514 Bine
Curtis John P., 320 Jackson
De la Montagnie J. E., 330 Pine
Diggins Julius C, Sutter nr Devisadero
Diggins Wesley, Sutter nr Devisadero
Dudgeon Edwin, 620 Washington
Dorland Henry, NW cor Dolorei5 and

Dorland
Dunshee C. E., SW cor Fifteenth Av

and P, South S. F.
Dyer James, 704 Montgomery
Fisher H. F., 721^ Market
Gleason P., 309 Mason
Graves James, cor Thirteenth Av and

M, South S. F.
Green William 26 Howard
Guerin Pierre, 1312 Mason
Haaf Jacob, 516 Keamy
Haley Michael (sewers), 502 Seventh
Hancock & Kelso, 534 First
Harlow James, 519 Montgomery
Harris JamesH., NE cor Kear and Bugh
Haseltine Cliarles E. , 36 Steuart
Hunter & Shackleford, 415 Montgomery
Hussey W. M., 16 Stockton PI
HYDE & CHESTKB, 647 Mission (see

atlv. dept. page 22)
Jennings A. A. , S s Sac nr Central Av
Jordan Dennis, 618 Ellis
Ketchum W. W., 631 Geary
King Henry L., 1002 Powell
Lee F. V., 1425 Sacramento
Leibert J. G., NE cor Keamy and Bugh
Mahlstedt J., 26 Merchant
Mahoney Cornelius, 658^ Minna
McAtee Patrick, W s Mission nr Ridley
McFadden John, 920 Ellis
McLerieH. J., 212 Bush
McVerry Thomas, SE cor Hyde and

Greenwich
Menzies & Bingham, 514 Battery
Miller Adam Jr., 516 Kearny
MitcheU Robert, NE cor Kear and Buah
Norton William H., 310 Austin
Pease William C, 238 Montgomery
Perry H. E., 622 Clay
Piatt H. B, ll.i Montgomery Av
Prindle David S., 862 Mission
Purcell William, SW cor Geary and

Laguna
Raisch G., 116 Geary
Rayner J., 1141 Mission
Richards & Riley (night work), 432

Kearny
RANSOME E. L., 10 Bush
Robinson Jeremiah, 127 Fifth
Schroder A., 516 Kearny
Shain Edward, 1915 Polk
Sheldon & Graves. 1 Mission

BEAMISH'S— Shirt manufacturer, Nucleus Building, corner Third and Market '

I. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1861

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

893

Spencer G., 215 Kearny ^

Stevons William E., 310 Montgome^

Stratton John S., NE cor Kearny anil
Bush

Sullivan John, '723 Brannan

Sullivan P. O., NEcor KeamyamlBush

Taylor Joseph W., E s Fovirth bet
King and Berry

Terrill & Slaveu, 717 Seventeenth

Thomasou Edwin R., 513 Montgomery

Thonihill J , 35 Post

Torrens & Enriclit, 1520 Clay

Van Xess J. P., 867 Mission

Wagner Jacob M . 516 Kearny

Watts William, 126 Geary

Weir J. 0., 850 Mission

White F., 300 Sutter

Whitney (^orge H., NW cor Mission
and Steiiart

WiU)er J. W., 137 Montgomery

WILLIAMS HENKY F.. 740 Fourth
(see adv. dept. page xxiv)

Wissiiiger k Payson, 408 Jackson

Worrill 0. R., Ns Seventeenth bet
Church and Sanchez

Wright James B., 730 Green

Wright & Bailey (night work), 811 Mar-
ket

FRANK H. BURKE,

Contractor

For Grading, Paving, Planking,
Sewers, etc.

Private Contracts solicited at reason-
able rates.

SOI 9foiit{;oiMery.

ERNEST L. RANSOME,

Patentee Ktitl manufacturer
ARTIFICIAL STONE,

10 BUSH.

Conveyancers.

[See also Records; also Notmes Pub-
lic]
Herbert S. C. 621 Clay
Morgan II. M., 207 Sansom
Scudder'Frank v., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery

Cooking Ranges.

[See also Stoves; also Metals, etc.]
De La Mont.inya James, 214 Jackson

and 606 Battery
HOLBROOK. MERRILL & CO., 113

California and 17 Davis
lis John G., 628 Washington
Ix)cke & Montague, 112 Battery
Prior James K., 730 Montgomery
SAVAGE & SON, 137-141 Fremont
T.\Y GEORGE H. & CO., 616 Battery
Weaver D. S., 263 Third

Coopers.

Arnold Francis W., 712 Front
Bingenheimer Cliristopher, 110 Davis
Itieen John, 120 Washington
liiicking Diedrich, 412 Drumm
I'arl Brothers, N s Oregon bet Davis

and Front
< onnor H. P., 35 Jackson
Felvey Lawrence, 106 Market
Fulda. M. & Sons, 30 and 32 Spear
(Jheen W. P., 143 Minna
Gorton A. S., 417 Main
Handy L. N. & Co., .27 Clay
Hogan & Co., 106 Drumm
Holilen J. H., 109 Commercial
Hubbell Samuel T. & Co., 17 Merchant
I I Jvizix Leopold. 616 Battery
I \ Kelly k Monaghan, 114 Oregon
|1 Lang Henry, 112 Jackson
: Nesbitt I. & Co,, 21 Bluxome
,. PACIFIC BARREL AND KEG FAC-
[• TORY, S 8 Brannan bet Seventh
I and Eighth, office 408 California (see

!• adv. de.t. page liv)
If Ralph William, 719 Sansom

Roach J. F., 208 Commercial
Schiller F. k Son, 46 Jackson
Woerner David, 104 Spear

Coopers' Stock.

Hogan & Co., 108 Dnmim
Meyer ,1. P., 325 Sacramento
PACIFIC BARREL AND KEG FAC-
TORY. 408 California

Coppersmiths.

[See also Machinists ; also Gasfitters ;

also Plumbers.]
Iredale A. S., 957 Mission
MACKEN JASIES, 226 Fremont (see

adv. dept. page 10)
Mistre Simeon, 812 Montgomery
Murtha William ()., 16 Tyler
Neil William, 335 Seventeenth
PEREY P., 308 Market nr Front
.Sanders k Co., 421 Mission
Smith Charles W., 520 Davis
SNOOK G. & W.. 427 Pine

P. PEREY
Practical Coppersmith

308 Mabkbt, near Front.

All kinds of Coppersmith Work
executed at the shortest notice, with
neatness and dispatch, viz: For
Breweries, Distilleries, Kitchen Uten-
sils, etc. FORCE PUMPS.

Cordage — importers.

[See also Ship Chandlers; also Wood

and Willow Ware.]
Armes & Dallam, 215 Sacramento
Houghton F. T. & Co., 121 Front
Watson & Co., 319 Batteiy

Cordage Mannfactarers.

HALLIDIE A. S. (wire), 113 and 115
Pine (see adv. dept. page xivii)

PACIFIC CORDAGE CO., 116 Front
(see adv. dept. page xx)

SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE MAN-
UFACTORY (Potrero). Tubbs &
Co., 613 Front (see adv. dept. p. xxx;

Cork Screw Manufacturers.

Schintz J. Herman, 10 Stevenson
Will & Finck, 821 Kearny and 140 Mont

Cork ^Vood.

Mauri Bros., 411 Sacramento
Watson & Co., 319 Battery

Corks.

[See also Drugs.]
Ebert George. 415 Sacramento
Herrmann & Co., 313 Sacramento
Mauri Bros., 411 Sacramento
Scherr Ferdinand, 511 Sacramento
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 316 Kear
WATSON & CO., 319 Battery

"WATSON" &; CO.,

MACHINE CUT CORKS,

CORKWOOD LIFE PRESERVERS,

(Ree:uIation) Seine Corks, Granu-
lated Cork, (for Fruit Packing),
Capsules, Tin Foil, and

HANE-BOTTLING MACHINES.

313, 315, 317 and 319 Battery.

Corsets.

[See also Millinery and Dressmakers.]
Freud M. & Son, 744 Market
Gilbert A. Mrs., 328 Kearny
Griffith Elizabeth Miss, 412 Geary
Lichsteustein Morris, 34 Second
Loretz A. Mrs., 740 Clay

Magnes David, 414 Kearny
Rifter A. Mrs., 540 Fourth

Costumers.

Asten F. O., 16 Geary
Clolquhoun J. C. Mrs., 634 Howard
Fell C. Mrs., 204 Motitgonicry
Martineaut Jostpliine Mrs., 436 Bush
Paulin E. S., 803 Montgciniery
Paullin J. R., 803 Mont^ioiucry
Paullin Susan F. Mrs., 803 Montgomery
Sehwind H. W., 34 (Jeary
Simons Louisa Mrs., 645 Washington
Taylor W. G. Mrs.. 708 Montgomery
Terme Maria Madame, 510 Jackson
Walter G. F. Mrs., 417 Bush

Cotton Goods.

Bachman Bros., 12 Battery

Heynemann & Co., 5 .Sansom

Sachs L. & M. & Co., SW cor Battery

and Bush
Strauss Levi & Co., 14 Battery
Weil, Cahn & Co., 21 Battery

Cracker Slaiinracturers.

[See Bakers. ]
California Cracker Co., 801 Battery
Chadbourne T. J., 1412 Dupont, office

200 Davis
Clark & Zekind, 34 Geary
Golden Star Cracker Co., 704 Sansom
Ratto B. & Co., 427 Pacific

Cream Tarter, Soda, and Salc-
ratns Naniiracturers.

Barton B. F., 213 Sacramento
Callaghan D. & Co., 121 Front
Nevada and Pacific Soda Co., 109 Cal
Rieger P. & Co., 411 Battery
Tyler S. H. 214 Sacramento

Crockery and Glassware.

[* Importers.]
Abrams Jonas, 800 Larkin
*Ackerman Bros., 123 Kearny and 209

Sutter
Allen John, 1322 Stockton
Bailey Joseph H., 1513 Stockton
Barnett Joseph, 79 and 39 Fourth
Becker Joseph, 227 Dupont
Bernard Isaac, 2214 Sixteenth
Bro«ai H. J., 438^ Third
Bruner Louis, 329 Hayes
Brjant James E., 10 Third
Caire Justinian, 530 Washington and

1028 Dupont
Casey Thomas, 106 Fourth
Casper J., 616 Broadway
*Cerf J. & Co., 515 Market
*Daneri Antonio, 420 Battery
Davidson Marcus, 231 Sixth
Davis & Co., 65 Fourth
*Dennery B. & Co., 311 Pine
*FeUows E. P. & Co., 318 Clay
Frank David, 210 First
Funkenstein Pincus, 43 Third
Geisen F., 158 Second
Greenberg Leopold, 336 Kearny
Guinnane k Crowley, SW cor Sixteenth

and Valencia
Hirshfeld B., 15 Foiulh
Hirshfeld Benjamin H., 267 Third
Hirshfeld Newman H., 159 Second
HueyA. C, 415 Battery
Jantzen Frederick, 109 Second and 230

Third
Joyce Peter J., HI Sixth
Kim Nam & Co. (Chinese), 1008 Dupont
Knight Samuel, 1708 Polk
Koch A., 121 Fourth
Kohlman S., 216 Sixth
*Lawton O. & Co., 609 and 611 Market
Leesere J., 936 Folsom
Levingston Abraham. 8 Sixth
Lowenstein Isadore, 1304>. Stockton
Mariani G. D., lOOfi Dupont
Marks Ernestine, 1417 Stockton
*Marsh H. F. (agent New England

Glass Co.), 316 Clay
Mayfield & Co., 8 Battery
Mullane T. J., 217 Dupont
Miiller August C, 115 Third
•NATHAN B. k CO., 126 Sutter
Nelson VV. F., 5 Clay, and 210 Jackson
Oppenheim. Benjamin, 411 Fourth

JAMES G-. STEELE & CO. dispense Prescriptions from Pure Medicines.

a p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 703, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1861 \\

894

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Polack M. A., 1037i Folsom
♦Reiil & Brooks, 524 Sansom
Reuben George, 324J Hayes
'Sanderson & Bro., 310 Battery
Selig Abraham, 3 Fourth
Sbehan John W., 638 Broadway
Simon .Joseph, 302 Sixth
Siusheimer Simon, 15 Third
Stempelmann & Co., 623 Pacific
•Straus, Kohnstamm & Co., NE cO'-

Battery and Pine
*Swain R. A. & Co., NE cor Sansom

and Pine
*TAYL()R JOHN & CO. (druggists')

512-518 Washington (see adv. dept.

page xxviii)
*Wangeuheim, Sternbelm & Co., 127 San

B. NATHAN & CO.,

Importers of
CROCKERY, CHINA & GLASSWARE

126-lSO i^iitler.

VAN SCHAACK C. P. & CO., 714

Keamy
Weil & Woodleaf, 113 Battery
Will & Finck, 821 Keamy and 140 Mont

Inventor and Maker

Of the Celebrated

California Carvers,

Of every description Made and Re-
paired.
415 Kearny.

fnicibles.

[See Assay ers' Materials.]

Curled Hair Slanufacturers.

Beley Henry, Missouri bet Mariposa

and Santa Clara
Eureka Hail- Factory, cor Fifteenth and

Dolores, office 416 Sacramento
Pacific Glue Manufacturing Co., cor

Gough and Lomb, office 403 Market
Spannagel & Wucherer, 2011 Filbert

Clipping and Bleeding.

Brodek S., 210 Bush
Kimmel John, 231i Second

Carriers.

[See Tanners.]

Cutlers.

Adams Cliristian, 508 Commercial

Bau3r Lewis, 241 King

Harris WiUiam, 208 LeidesdorfE

Hartenstein F., 12 Dupont

Marks A., 50t> Commercial

Ortet Jean, 223 Leidesdorff

Palmer W. F., N s Berrj- nr Fifth

Price Michael, 415 Kearny

R;'U & Tout, 119 Leidesdorff

Schintz Herman J., 10 Stevenson

Will & Finck, 821 Keamy and 140 Mont

Cutlery.

Arnold Elbridge F., 427 Keamy
Brown A. F., 321 Pine
Daneri Antonio, 420 Battery
E'lwards R. M., 508 Montgomery
Egerton, Allen & Co., lO'J CaUfomia
FLAVIN MARTIN J. (IXL.), SE cor

Keamy and Commercial
Feigenbaum & Co., 120 Sansom
Fleishman, Sichel & Co., 3,' Battery
Folkers J. H. A. & Bro.. 118 Mont
Frankenthar& Co., SW cor Battery and

California
HODGE JOHN G. & CO., SW cor San-
som and Sacramento
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO., 9

Montgomery
Jones E, H. & Co., 535 Market
Joseph Nathan & Co., 641 Clay
Lawton O. & Co., 611 Market
Linforth, Kellogg & Co., 5 Front
LOCAN & CO., 19 Montgomery
NATHAN B. & CO., 126 Sutter
OTTO CHARLES, 312 Bush
PRICE MICHAEL, 415 Keamy
Rau & Todt, 119 Leidesdorff
San Francisco Gold and Silver Plating

Works, 653 and 655 Mission
Schoenemaun Frederick, 517 Kearny
Son Brothers, NW cor Cal and Battery
Straus, Kohnstamm & Co., NE cor

Battery and Pine
Swain R. A. & Co., NE cor Sansom and

Pine
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 521 Mont
Tobin, Davisson & Co., NW cor San-
som and Sutter

Daguerrelan and Anibrotype
.Materials.

[See Photographic Stock.]

Da^ierrelaus.

[See Photographic Galleries.]

Dental Good.s.

Folkers J. H. A. & Bro., 118 Mont
Redington & Co., 529 Market
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 316 Kear
Wakelee H. P., SE cor Mont and Bush
WiU & Finck, 140 Mont and 821 Keamy

Dentists.

Adams Q. L., 1515 Leavenworth

Austin Harvey, 634 Washington

Beebee Wallace S., 616 Sacramento

Beers Ban-ett, 230 Keamy

Bigarel F., 637 Washington

Birge James J., 410 Keamy

Bishop McK. F., 416 Larkiu

Blake Charles E. Sr., 22^9 Keamy

Blankman WiUiam, 131 Montgomery

Bourquin Charles, 25 Montgomery Av

Boyle George S., 1J5 Keamy

BroTi-n D. H., NE cor Sixth and Stev

Bunnell E. F., 310 Keamy

Bush Louis. 8 Keamy

Calvert H. W., 219 (ieary

Calvert William, 209 Geary

Cane Alfred, 147 Foiurth

Card W. H., 64G Market

Carver W. H., 1104 Market

Carver William F., 224 Stockton

Case Charles E., SW cor Kear and Clay

Case George A., 40' Geary

Cochrane E. O., 850 Market

Cogswell J. L., 230 Keamy

Cool George W., 22 Keamy

Crowell J. P., 30 Keamy

Crossett Truman, 10 Third

Cutlar R., 715 Clay

Davis Henry, SW cor Bush and Mont

Dean G. S., 408 Greenwich

Dennis Samuel W., 33 Keamy

Dunbar L. L., 110 Kearny

Dutch William, 26 Montgomery

Ferguson T. H., 224 Keamy

Fuller C. H., 109 Montgomery

G.ibbsE. S., 8 Third

GildeaB. N., 825 Market

Gl>-nn F. W., 215 Kearny

GoddardC. L., 23 Post

Griswold & Moore, 121 Turk

Hanley W. H., 115 Kearny

Hardcastle George, 29 O'Farrell

Hatch & Thompson, 213 C^ary

Hayden Granville G.. 719 Clay

Hoadley J. C. 20 Montgomery

Jenkins G. W., 935 Sutter

Jessvip T. C, 103 Montgomery

King Leonidas A., 616 Sacramento

Knowles C. C, 128 Post

Knowles S. E.. 128 Post

Knowlton John S. (laboratory), 33 Kear

Knox Henry E., 23 Post

Le.arn R. B., 310 Post

Libbey M. L., NW cor Geary and Kear

Lunilborg J. A. W,, SE cor Kearny and

Post
Luther H. A., 24 Post
McAllister William B., 702 Market

^Cracken O. C, 829 Mission

WfioTe C, 110 Valencia

Morifew Thomas, 120 Sutter

Morton & Robinson, 205 Mont At

Pope Horace E., 19 Si.xth

Richmond C. M., 313 Keamy

Roberts S. H.. 142i Fourth

Robinson W. H., 205 Montgomery Av

Rose Stephen, 8 Mason

Salmon (i., 55 Second

Schultze E. H., 205 Third

Shrive G., 233 First

Sichel Max, 103 Post

Sigesmond S. B., 11 Keamy

SmUie Elton R., 649 Washkgtou

Spear T. R., 235 Keamy

Thrall H. H., 305 Kearny

Trumpour J. P., 414 Hayes

Van Denburgh A., 134 Geary

Van Denburgh Daniel, 229 Geary

Walker A. R., 799 Mission

Wai'uer A. Jr., 313 Keamy

■Whitcomb N. T., 263 Third

Wilbirt John L., 703 Market

Williams J. S., 24 Post

Wilson Orin S., 205 Third

WINTER JAMES W., 206 Keamy (see

adv. reg. of names, side line)
Wood A. B., 224 Stockton
Younger William J., 224 Stockton

Dermatologists.

Bucknall George J.. 523 Keamy
Godon F. AV^, 103 Montgomery

Designers on Woo«l,

Butler Warren C, 535 Clay

Curtis Leila & Co., 60b Montgomery

EITNER RUDOLPH. 629 Clay

FRANCIS & VALENTINE, 517 Clay

Nahl H. W. A., 330 Pine

White George G., 720 Market

Desk Mannfactnrers.

[See also Cabinet Makers.]
Easton John, 261 First
Gaugler, Simon & Co., 1045 Market
Gilbert & Muorerf219 Bush
PALMER W. J. T. & CO.. 105 Mission

and 323 California (adv. dept. page

xixvii)
Stem Philip, 218 Sixth

Diamond Cutters.

Frontier, Bellemere & Co., 208 Sutter
Laine J. & Son, 618 Merchant

Diamond Setters.

[See also Jewelers, Lapidaries, etc.]
Bohm W.. 616 Merchant
Bujaunoff & Bahmaon, 33 Keamy
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
Clausen Francis, 410 Keamy
FRONTIER, BELLEMERE & CO.,

208 Sutter
KOEHLER & RITTER. 620 Merchant
LAIRD D. W.. 613 Montgomery
Mendoza Amado, 417 Broadway

Frontier, Bellemere & Co.

Manufacturing

Jewelers anfi namona Setters,

208 Sutter.

Diamonds.

ANDERSON & RANDOLPH. 101

Montgomery
Andrews A. , 221 Montgomery
BARRETT .^ SHERWOOD. 517 Mont
BRAVER MAN & LEVY, 119 Mont
Bujaunoff & Bahmann, 33 Kearny ,i

Dewey & Jordan. 433 Montgomery
Dinkelspiel S. B. & Co.. 313 Bush
Pais H L., 311 Pine
Finck George, NW cor Geary and Kear
Gardiner G. D. & Co., 302 Mont
Guignard J., 614 Merchant j

Haight A. J., 138 Montgomery
Hirschman A., 200 Sansom !

Hjnnan N. J., 205 Kearny
Jordan Morris, 7 Keamy

Smithsonian Medical Institute, 637 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Prof. Phrenology.

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstatHshed 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

895

i:<iEHLER k RITTKR, 620 Merchant
\IHI» I) W., 613 Moiitsmuery
. isoii liriithcrs, 134 Sutter
wis Hciiry M.. 655 Clay
i'limaii Joseph. 203 Montgomery
Niier L., 205 Sutttr
iveis Henry, 205 Moutiiomery
III, BROS.. 522 Montfe'Dinery
liKinVoon KOHKRT. 517 Mont

tii;i:vi: okokijk c. & co.. no

Muutgiiinory
■omli A 0.. 240 Montgomery
ube llartwig, ('43 Kearny
■ker J. W. & Co., 131 Kearny
yl Bros., 120 Sutter
A uuscb M. k Co., 200 Kearny

'!. C. SHKKVK. GKO. BONNY.

George C Shreve & Co-

Dlafflonds, Watches Jewelry, and
Silverware.

110 MONTGOMKRT.

Die Sinkers.

[See also Engravers.]
I incroft A. L. k Co., 721 Market
;;.Li:U carl L., 43U Montgomery
' iTman .!c .Schouck. 414 .Sacramento

inipp M'illiam. C13 Montgomery
K I XEIl AI.liERT, Gil Washington
i' VCE-S .TITLES F., 648 Sacramento
W L>od George M. & Co., 120 Post

Dispensary.

[See also Hospitals.]
^tcdical College of Pacific, cor Haight
and Octavia

Distilleries.

- "C also Brewers ; also Camphene ; also

Liquors.]

ly View DistUlery, South S. F., office

313 Battery
iHfomia Distillery, AV s Potrero Av

bet El Dorado and Alameda
vy M., Penn.sylvania Av nr Sierra
liental Refinery, office NW cor Bat-
tery and Commercial
i\icific Distilling and Refining Co., 411

AVashinijton
l^Jtrero Distillerj' and Refinery, Penn-

sylv.iuia Av nr Sierra
West End. A. J. Van W^inkle, E s Old
San Jose Road nr Industrial School

Dlteliing Maeliines.

I'RICE PRESS CO., 17 Front

THE PRICE PRESS CO.,

Wliosp opicp is with Baker & Hamil-
ton, JTo. 17 Front Street, .San
V'ranclsco.arenowmaiiufactnringthe

PRICE EXCAVATOR,

Or Self-Loading Grading Cart,
\ machine that will do the excavat-
? on Canals. Railrouds. Levei-s, or
Miinion Roads, or will dig Cellars or
I ade grounds, for one-sixth thesum
lat it now costs.

.Also, Machines for making Ditch-
-. from two to forty feet in vC-idth, at
cost not exceeding one cent per
iliic yard.
iK^Send for Circulars.

Dork Bnilders.

lioobar E. C. & Co., NW cor Steuart

and Howard
M.irtin W. H. & Co.. 7 Spear
Sheldon & Graves, 1 Mission
Swett F. P., 1208 Clay

Docks.

[See Dry Docks.]

Door Plntes.

[.See also Engravers.]
Patterson William, 430 Kearny

Doors and Slintters Iron.

[See also Foundries; also Machinists.]
Gallagher .Tames J., 151 Beale
Kittredge .Tonathan. 18 and 20 Fremont
LEAVllT C. H., 225 Beale (see adv.

deiit. page Ixviii)
Nutting Cahin k Son. 121 Fremont
SIMS JOHN R , 123 Beale (see adv.

dept. page xlii)
Upstone John E., NE cor Howard and

Spear

Doors, Sashes, and Blinds.

[•Manufacturers. ]
•Bradbury W. B., SW cor Mission and

Fremont
•Cole Nathaniel W. & Co., 160 Main
•Culverwell S. S., 24 California
•Doe B. k J. S. 46 Market and 479 Bmn
•Excelsior Mills, 443 Brannan
•Haskell S: Bode, 439 Brainian
HOOPER H. O., 134 Berry (see adv.

dept. page 25)
Kittredge E. H. & Co., 11 California

and 114 Market
Kress George, 104 Mission
•MACDONALD D. A. k CO., 217 Spear

and 218 Steuart
•MECHANICS' MILLS, SW cor Mis-
sion and Fremont (adv. dept. page

22)
Page & Webber, NE cor Miss and Spear
San Francisco Manufacturing Co., NW

cor Main and Howard
Springer Jason, SE cor Mission and

.Spear
Wetherbee C. H & Co., 32 Market
•Wilson & Bro., NE cor California and

Drumm

D. A. MACDONALD&CO.

Manufacturers of

Doors, SasUfcs, Blmfls, M Moulflings,

217 to 225 Spear asd 213 to 226 StOTiart.

DraHsmen.

[See also Engineers— CivU.]
AMOS k DAVIS, 110 and 112 Beale
Berlin E. L., 8 Montgomery Av
Butler Edward R., 611 Clay
Coles T. C, 302 Montgomery
Goddard George N., 103 Montgomery
Herbert S. C, 621 Clay
Hoffman k Craven, 92 Montgomery Blk
Mariotte Noel, 302 Montgomery
Mason J. E.. 37 Montgomery Block
Reynier C, 302 Montgomery
Shortt L. H., 621 Clay
Van der Naillen A.. 606 Montgomery
Von Leicht F., 432 Montgomery
■niieeler Samuel H., 135 Fremont
Zabriskie Jacob H., 529 Vallejo

Drain and Sewer Pipe.

BRO WELL JEREMIAH, 442 Jackson

(see adv. dept. page 2fi)
Gladding, McBean k Co., 6 and 8 Cal
Jacipie 3. J., 304 Montgomery
MARTIN PADEY. cor Francisco and

Taylor, office 502 Kearny (see adv.

reg. of names, page 530)
Menomy E. T.. SW cor Mont and Sac
OWENS JOHN B.. 20 California (see

adv. dept. page 1)

Dramatic Agents.

Corbyn Sheridan, 606 Montgomery
McCabe J. H., 235 Kearny

Draymen.

Austin .Joseph, 608 Front
Beesnn F. P. , 409 Front
Belcher F. P., SW cor Market and Fre-
mont
Beyer & Butler. 221 California
Bowdish k Jones, 108 Front

Brown James A., 315 Front
BRYDEN & HINCKLEY, 405 Front

(see adv. dept page 281
Carew Thomas, 115 Hattery
Collins & Lyons, Pier 11 .Steuart
Deane Micah, 418 Battery
Elliot .t Br.) , 1 Howard
Englandor Max, 102 Battery
Farnsworth David 1).. 102 California
Fleming & Stetson, 400 Battery
Gibson & Co., 213 Front
Glynn & Bridgman, 416 Front
Graham .Tames. UK Front
Graham R. J. (U. S.), SW cor Jackson

and Battery
Gutte I., 321 Batterry
Hancock & Kelso, 534 First
Hayes D. & Co., 317 Front
Keefe & Co., 710 Sacramento
Kerr William, 903 Battery
Kissane Henry, Pier 10 Steuart
Knight Luther, 44 Market
Korn & McCarthy, 117 Battery
Lammers Henry J., NW cor Battery

and Clay
Lane & Piillen, Pier 9 Steuart
Lewis k Co., Pier 5 Steuart
Lord k Grace, 13 Steu.ort
Marsh N. F., 117 Cal
Merchant & Stewart, NE cor Clay and
Meyer George, SW cor Battery and Cal

Front
Morton J. & Co., 204 Battery
Moore D. & Co , NE cor Pine and

Front
Peck & Co., 766 Sacramento
Petersen & Co., 220 Front
Robinson R. W., NW cor Davis and Sac
Schussler & L'Jraer, 6 Battery
Ssdgeley John R , cor How and Main
Sessions M. P., N W cor Battery and Cal
Shojier J. B. SE cor Pine and Front
Smith, Cutter & Co., 304 Davis
Smythe & Peirce. 324 Davis
Souther k Co., 206 California
Strauss Kaufman, 5 Battery
Tribou H. N., 17 Steuart
Warden k McClure, 208 Sutter
Warren k Tuttle, Pier 3 Steuart
WiUrins k Foy, NE cor Davis and Mar-
ket, (see adv. dept. page 28)
Williams Charles & Co.. Pier 5 Steuart
Worth Charles A.. 529 Market

Dredging Companies.

Pacific Dredging Co., 309 Montgomery

Dress Patterns.

Cryer C. Mrs.. 26 Fourth

Barringer E. Airs. (Ciirtis'). 54 Fourth

Deming H. A. (Buttericks), 111 Po.st

Haines E. M. (Demorest's), 17 New
Montgomer>'

Hall Treadle Machine Co. (Berlin Ba-
zaar). 17 New Montgomery

Morrow Matilda Mrs. (Bazaar), 65 New
Montgomery

Norton George A., 1106 Market

Dre.ss Trimmings.

[•Importers. See also Cloaks ; also Mil-
linery, etc.]

Alexander Philip. SW cor Twenty-
second and Mission

Bauer Samuel. 410 Kearny

Buyer, Reich & Co.. 129 Kearny

•Cobliner Bros., 543 Market

Davis J. & Co., 208 Sutter

Goldstein Eva Mrs., 18 Kearny

•Held Brothers k Co., NE cor Market
and Sansom

Leszvnsky Samuel & Bros., 202 and 204
Kearny

•LOCAN & CO., 19 Montgomery

Mansbach Emanuel. 26 Kearny

•Muser Brothers, 541 Market

Norcross & Co., 6 Post

Stolz Bros., 538 Kearny

Wurkheim Bros., 20 Sansom

Dressmakers.

Aaron David, 341 Washington
Abadie Felice Mme.. 614 Bush
Abbott Annie, 1406 Pine
Acker V. Mrs., 317 Sutter
Adam W. Mrs.. 308 Post
Allen Mary Mrs., 734 Howard

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PINE WATCHES and JEWELHY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.

896

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Altenberg Rosalia Mrs., 528 Kearny
Anderson Flora Miss, 603 Jackson
Anderson Jane Mrs., 109 Seventh
Andrade Anastacia, 1119 Kearny
Arata F. Miss, 533 Vallejo
Arms C. Mrs., 137 Montgomery
Asoroft Alice Mrs., 1223 Bush
Auger Flora, 121 Stockton
Ashley W, H. Mrs., 120 Sutter
Bank Julia Miss, 520 Vallejo
Berkowitz R. Mrs., 1008 Stockton
Biber G. Mme., lOllJ Stockton
BirdE. Mrs., 254 Beale
Blaser A., 32 Geary
Borgstrora J. Mrs., 122 Mont Av
Bodkin E. Miss, 514 Geary
Borland S. H. Mrs., 6 O'Farrell
Bousquet Elviza Mrs., 1028 Kearny
Brady 0. E., 914 Folsom
Breitmann Mrs., 210 Van Ness Av
Breslin Kate, 919 Montgomery
Brown Barbara, 707 Vallejo
Bro\ni Rachel Miss, 627 Union
Bruuig Agnes, 79 .Stevenson
Bruns H. Mrs., 770 Howard
Buckley Margaret Miss, 622 Stevenson
Burnett N. C. Mrs., 967 Howard
Burns C. Mrs., 804 Green
Burns Ellen Mrs., 217 Minna
Butler M. Mrs., 706 Taylor
Butler T. B. Mrs., 620 Market
Casassa Rose, 518 Union
Cogniasse A. Mrs., 7II2 Howard
Cohen B. Miss, 14l5i Polk
Colby M. Mrs., 823 Folsom
Coleman M. M. Mrs., 115 Kearny
Colquhoun J. C, 634 Howard
Costins M. A. Mrs., lOfii Third
Cronin Nora Miss, 458 Minna
Cryer C. Mrs., 26 Fourth
Dannenberg A. Mrs., 24 Montgomery
Dantzscher B., 530^ Bush
Davidson Sarah Miss, 31 Second
Dawson G. Mrs., 6104 Howard
Denechaud D. Mrs., 916 Howard
Dempsey Mary Mrs., 1834 Howard
DriscoU M. Mrs., 1326 Stockton
Dugan F. Miss, Geary bet Dupont and

Stockton
Duhart Celestine Mme., 149 Third
Dundas Dora Miss, 45 Second
Dunkel L. Miss, 134 Foiu-th
Dunlap H. Mrs., 1323 Stockton
Durell M. Mrs., 745 Folsom
Eagles M. P. Mrs., 909 Market
Edwards D., 743 Mission
Effinger Selina Mrs., IfTW cor Jones

and O'Farrell
Elliott D. Mrs., 929 Mission
Ellis L. Mrs., 213 Minna
Fabens Ellen H . Miss, 540 Bush
Finn D. A. Mrs., 1214 Stockton
Fish N. Mrs., 972 Harrison
Flory Mary Mrs., 514^ Third
Foley E. Miss, 753 Howard
Franck George Mrs., 757 Mission
Friedlander Emily, 1211 Turk
Frigerio Matilda, 409 Sutter
Frost M. Mrs., 1502 Folsom
Gaine Sarah Mrs., 974 Folsom
GerbieW. Mrs., 32 Sixth
Gilbert A. E. Mrs., 416 Sutter
Gilmore N. L. Mrs., 11 Powell
Green J. G. Mrs , 312^ Post
Griffith Elizabeth Miss, 412 Geary
Grimes Elizabeth, 986 Harrison
Grote Gertrude Mrs., 435 Broadway
Guiraud Joseph Mrs., 605 Post
Gury J. P. Miss, 10 Stockton
Hall P. Mrs., 759 Market
Heiser Agnes Mrs., 1427i Dupont
Hervey C. B. Mrs., 1126 Market
Hoadley Blanche Mrs., 413 Sutter
Hobbs Delia Mrs., 603 Third
Hopkins Guineva Mrs., 1405 Powell
Incell Ada Mrs., 110 Geary
Jackson E. Mrs., 917 Folsom
Jacob Mary Mrs., 1604 Stockton
Jellinek Matilda Mrs., 764 Harrison
Jewell F. W. Mrs., 216 Clara
Johanning L. E. Mrs., 408 Larkin
Jones C. Mrs., 32 Clara
Joyce Julia Miss, 771 Mission
Kelly M., 638 Filbert
Kemp Margaret Mrs., 420 Third
Kendall L. M. Mrs., 134J Hayes
Kendall M. V. O. Mrs., 1205 Bush
King Ellen Mrs., 426 Kearny
Krille O. Mrs,, 965 Harrison
Laekins M., 507 Third

Lawrence E. Mrs., 1231 Stockton
Lawton A. Mrs., 115 EUis
Le Bourdais Cecilia Mrs., 815 Bush
Leroy E. Mme., 121 .Sutter
Levvin M., 413 Broadway
Lewis E. Mrs., 628 Howard
Ligon A. Mme., 722 Washington
Linehan E. Mrs., 648 Mission
Loosly A. Mrs., 19 Turk
Loring Harriet G. Mrs., 115 Kearny
Luckey E. Mrs., 327 Fourth
Ludlum A. M. Mrs., 205 Mont Av
Lynch R. E. Mrs., 605 i ost
Mahoney Mary, 262 First
Manning J. Miss, 414 O'Farrell
Martin Joseph Mrs., 1028 Dupont
Martineaut J. Mrs., 436 Bush
Mason S. A. Mrs., 233 Fifth
Mayer A. Mrs., 1390 Dupont
McDevitt Sophia A. Mrs., 1402 Polk
McEvoy M. A. Miss, 761 Mission
McGinniss M. Miss, 27 Turk
McPJierson C. M. Mrs., Ss Twenty-
fifth bet Church and Sanchez
McPher.sonM. Mrs., SE cor Ellis and

Taylor
Meyer Mary, 901 Folsom
Michaux Rita Mme., 507 Hyde
Miller M. J., 509 Jones
Monitor A. T., 108 Geary
Murphy A. Miss, 442 Clementina
Murphy H. B. Mrs., 458 Sixth
Noonan J., 1206 Pacific
O'Brien Ellen Mrs., 521 Valencia
Odobez G. Mrs., 913 "Washmgton
Ohm Lizzie Miss, 31 Second
Oliver E. Miss, 306 Mason
Rape Anna Mrs., 248 Third
Perkins & Gooden, 1208 Market
Peters J. Mrs., 759 Howard
Peterson E. J. Mrs., 164 Silver
Petit Lovena E. Mrs., 408 Calif omia
Picot Julia Mme., 104 Kearny
Pollard M. E. Miss, 230 Fourth
Poole Maria L. Mrs., 216 Second
Porthum H. Mrs., 974 Folsom
Quigg Mary B., 1014 Stockton
Ralph L. A. Mrs., 1022 Stockton
Redding E. J. Mrs., 47 Clara
Reen A. M. Mrs., 8 Tiu-k
Richmond A., 724 Howard
Ritchie J. C. Miss, 9 Taylor
Ritter A. Mrs., 540 Fourth
Robertson M. Mrs., 32 Second
Rouillet C. Mrs., 641 Broadway
Rowan M. Mrs., 701 O'FarreU
Russell M. Mrs., 309 Sutter
Scharowsky M. Mrs., 1016 Stockton
Schmidt E. Mrs., 623i Howard
Schumacher E. Mme., 631 Sutter
Schwartz H. Mrs., 519 Jones
Sciutte A. Mrs., 1117 Folsom
Small E. Mrs., 115 Kearny
Smart B. L. Miss. 1047i Market
Smith Clara A. Mrs., 225 Fifteenth
Smith E. Mrs., 1033 Howard
Smith Jane Mrs., 1428 Howard
Smith Mary Mrs., 816 Folsom
Soto Santos, 443 Green
Stern Simon, 131 O'Farrell
Stokes R. A. Mrs., 420 Drumm
Sullivan Annie Mrs., 323 Third
Sullivan Delia. 1000 Washington
Thornton Ruth Mrs., 600 Jones
Tobin & Dorety, 332 Sutter
Tregellas S. Mrs., 625 Market
Tuschinsky John, 1232 Stockton
Uznay F. Mrs., 1047 Mission
Van Syckel G. A. Mrs., 706 Larkin
Van Winkle Henry Mrs., 726^ Howard
Vertizan C. T., 29 Natoma
Wadleigh M. H. Mrs., 225 Ellis
Warburton A. M. Mrs.. 934 Folsom
Watson W. K. Mrs., 948 Howard
Weeks A. C. Mrs., 728 Howard
Weir Anna Mrs., 413 Hayes
Wells C. C. Mrs., 257 Foiu^h
Wetmore W. N. Mrs., 321 Sutter
Wettig M. Mrs., 304 Clementina
Will.^rd P. Mrs., 30 Ellis
Williams E. Mrs., 952 Mission
Wolf F. D., 243 Seventh
Wood A. Mrs., 8041 Larkin
Wood Caroline, 1050 Folsom
Wood Emma Mrs., 105 O'FarreU

l»rlHs— Boring.

Coe Lawrence W., SE cor San and Sac-
ramento

PARKE & LACY (Burleigh), 417 Mar-

ket
Severance A. J. & Co. (Diamond), 315 Cal

Druggists* Glassware.

[See also Glassware.]
Fellows E. P. & Co., 318 Clay
Marsh Henry F., 316 Clay
Newman & Bennett, 411 Washington
TAYLOR JOHN & CO., 512-518 Wash
(see adv. dept. page ixxviii)

Drugs and Medicines— Whole-
sale.

[Retail. See Apothecaries.]
Abrams & Carroll, 206 Battery
Boericke & Tafel, 234 Sutter
Bryan W. J., 1 New Montgomery
CRANE & BRIGHAM, 324 Front, (see

adv. dept. page xxxiii)
Gates J. H., NW cor New Montgomery

and Howard
Gates J. Jl. & Co., NW cor Sansomand

Commercial
Gerichten P. & Co., 535 Commercial
Langley Charles & Co., NE cor Front

and Pine
Marsh H. F., 316 Clay
Newman & Bennett, 411 Washington
Redington & Co., 529 Market
Richards C. F. & Co., SW cor Clay and

Sansom
Rieger P. & Co., 411 Battery
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 316 Kearny

(see adv. reg. names, each alternate

page)
Wakelee H. P., SE cor Montgomery and

Bush

JAMES a. STEELE Si CO.

Importers of

DRUGS, MEDICINES,

AND

TOILET ARTICLES,

316 Kearny.

Drugs and Medicines— Chinese.

Chan Ning Tuck Kee, 704 Dupont
Chee War, 818 Washington
Chun Wo Tong & Co., 933 Dupont
Fook Chang Tong, 744 Sacramento
Gee Fan Hong & Co., 740 Commercial
Hung Wo Tong, 641 Jackson
Kwong Waa Tong, 801 Dupont
Man On Tong, 945 Dupont

Dry Docks.

California Dry Dock Co., Hvmter'a
Point, office 309 Montgomery

Merchants' Dry Dock Co., 309 Mont

South San Francisco Dock Co., 113
Leidesdorff

Watts Marine Railway, foot of I, South
S. F.

Dry Goods — Importers and
Jobbers.

[* Retail. See also Fancy Goods.]
Bachman Brothers, 10 Battery
Cobliner Brothers, 543 Market
•Davidson J. W. & Co., NW cor Kearny

and Post
Dinkelspiel L. & Co., Ill Battery
Franklin M. & Bro., 208 Sansom
Godchaux Bros. & Co., 109 Battery
Heller M. & Bros., 112 Sansom
HEYNEMANN & CO., 5 Sansom
Hoffman & Co., 17 Battery
*Kaindler & Co., 18-22 Sutter
LevTB. H., 13 Battery
McCAIN, FLOOD & McCLURE, 111

Pine (sec adv. dept. page xxiii)
Murphy, Grant & Co., NE cor San-
som and B\i8h
Rosenbaum & Friedman, 22 Battery
Sachs L, & M. & Co., SW cor Battery

and Bush
Schmitt, Greenebaum & Co., 418 Market

Smithsonian Medical and Hygienic Institute, 635 Cal., B. J. SMITH, M.D., Propt;

p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstalDlished 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

897

-iieyer M. & Bro., 103 Sansom
Strauss Levi & Co., 14 Battery
Weil, Cahn & Co.. 21 Battery

HEYNEMANN & CO.

Importers and Jobbers of British,

Freiifli, German, and Uoniestic

DRY GOODS,

6 Sansom.

Dry Cioo4ls— Rrtall.-

[* Importers, ]

i rahani & Son, 44 SLxtli

L.vanilor E. Mrs., W s Gougb bet
tJrove and Fulton

;■ vauiier P., SW cor Twenty-aecond
and Mission

tsliuler L., 518 Sixteenth

iscliel Samuel, 20u .Sixth

'l>le Sarah Mrs., 28 Sixth

luer Samuel, 410 Kearny
..ccker i Jacoby, 302 Third
Bell Jame."!. 333 Fourth
Bergstein Louis, 1328 Polk
Berliner S. B., 946 Howard
Bienenfeld Elias. 1229 Stockton
Bloch Jean 4: Son, 3 Virginia Block
Blunienthal J.. 158 Third
Bole H. Mrs . 310 Fourth
Borremans Charles, 1113 Stockton
Boweu A. H., SW cor Valencia and

Sixteenth
Butter»orth Sarah. 1139i Folsom
•Byrne, Lamlers & Byrne, 7 Mont
Cahalan J. Mrs., Ws Valencia nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Charlebois Youe, 706 Montgomery
Chester Frederick & Co.. 36 Mont
Clar John Mrs.. 1220 Polk
HCohn S. & A.. 246 Sixth
llConrad M. Mrs.. 151 Seventh
Corkerj- Kmma, 142 Fourth
Coughlan Robert, 138 Sixth
Oocker L. & A., 1100 Stockton
Crocker & Co., 903 Stockton
Curtin Callahan, 601 Market
Danielwitz Joseph, S s Sixteenth bet
RondeU PI and Hotf Av

,us Isaac, 1339 Dupont
'Daviilson J. W. & Co., NW cor Kearny

and Post
[>ecorcey M. Mrs., 523 Valencia
Boane & Henshelwood, 1 Montgomery
Dobner Morris, 1108 Stockton
Douglass Ellen A. Mrs.. 1318 Polk
Bdsberg i: Anderson, 1002 Market
Elssmann Ernst, 714 Montgomery
?ederleiu B., XW cor Twenty-fourth

anil Howard
Slala I. Mrs.. SE cor Polk and Pine
Htts E. C. oiCo.. SE cor Fourth and Stev
?lanueri- M. H.. 310 Sixth
?launigau Patrick. 146 Sixth
Havin M. J.. SE cor Kearny and Com
Fletcher Harriet, 1128 Folsom
ox Lend, 431 Montgomery Ar
JaUigan John, 306 Third
JavanM J.. 154 Third
jilespie D. Miss. 1144 Folsom
Jlasford P. S.. 1130 Market
Jnip Choug (Chinese), 738 Jackson
Joldsmith B., 628 Market
;}oldsmith N.. 468i Sixth
Joldsmith Simon. 250 Third
;orfinkeI Aaron. 230 Sixth
lanitin John. 352 Third
lanlon J. O.. 725 Montgomery
larrell John H. Mrs., 940 Harrison
lartman & Bro.. 36 Kearny
leitmann John H., 722 Market
lenderson Samuel. 844 Market
licks Richard M., 104 Second
lummel George, 105 Fifth
Tacobs Louis, 1011 Stockton
'acobs Solomon, 302 Kearny
facobs & Glass, 905 Stockton
Tacoby Samuel, 1110 Stockton
'ones John W., 24 Sixth
Kaindler & Co., 100 Montgomery
Keane, O'Connor & Co., 109 Kearny
LellnerM., 306 Sixth
Cennedy & Brennan, 118 Third
Kennedy P. B., 232 Kearny
Cennedy & Diur, 112 Third
Cent E., 241 Eighth
Lerlin Rebecca Mrs., 114 Second
keser L., 15 Sixth

Lazarus .Samuel, 1235 Stockton

Leszynsky Lesser, 630 Market

Les/.yu.sky S. & Bro., NE cor Kearny
and .Sutter

Levy & Bro., 1004 Stockton

Levy Louis, 412 Third

Levy Michel, 532 Kearny

Levy P., SW cor Pacific and Hyde

I.*vy R., 105 Sansom

L«iveuthal Vi.. 222 Sixth

LipiJiuan Bros.. SE cor Hayes and Oc-
tavia

Ludorif August. 724 Market

Lyne i: Dempsey. 1022 Market

Maher & Manion. 224 Third

Magnes David. 414 Kearny

Mansbach E.. 26 Kearny

Marks Adolph, 1022 Dupont

Marks Morris, 450 Third

McBain & Moral, 222 Third

McDonald T. A., 218 Third

McMahtm & Nelson, 6 Third

Meyer W., 1227 Stockton

Moral Nathan, 909 Stockton

Moran James M. & Co.. 204 Sixth

Morgenstein Samuel. 428 Kearny

Morris S., 813 Stockton

Mosgrove S. & Co., 114 Kearny

Neuberg M., N s Sixteenth bet Mission

an<l First Av
OBrit-n J. J. & Co., 924 Market
O'Neill, Kennedy & Steuart, 875 Market
O'Hanlon James. 725 Montgomery
Palmer Bros.. 726 Market
Palmer. Tripp & Theler. 1026 Market
Peixotto & Silverman, 42 Third
Polack Samuel, 412 Kearny
Prager A. J., 827 Kearny
Richardson R. W , 901 Stockton
Rosa Elias. 422 Third
Roseukranz Louis. 725 Brannan
Rosenfeld Abraham. 1224 Polk
Rudee 1. & Bro., 129 Second
Ruef Meyer. S'W cor Montgomery At

and 'Vallejo
♦Samuels David. 104 Kearny
Samuels Julius, 28 Kearny
Schlichter & Rosenthal, 52 Fourth
SchoenhoLz Bros. & Co., 110 Sixth and

415 Hayes
Schonwasser B. & Co., 222 Kearny
Schwartz Lazarus, 748 Market
Semeria Joseph, 1405 Stockton
Sbirek & Co., 1125 Stockton
Sunon A.. 150 Sixth
Smith J., 1325 Dupont
Solomon Samuel, 348 Third
Stange & Hink. 38 Third
Stolz A. & Son. 134 Sixth
Stolz Bros.. 538 Kearny
Stone K. L., 1211 Stockton
Strauss Louis, 7 Virginia Block
Supple Edward, 34 Fourth
Union Dry Goods Store, 105 Fifth
Wand & Co.. 212 Sixth
Warschauer S.. 252 Fourth
Wellman & Co.. 817 Stock on
Wolfe M. A., 820 Market
Wynne, Lowth & Co.. 706 Market
Zissig Charles, 802 Kearny

Dye StnfTs, €hcmical.9. Etc.

[See also Apothecaries ; also Drugs and

Medicines. ]
Abrams k CarroU, 206 Battery
Crane & Brigham, 324 Front
Fugazi J. F. (dyes), 608 Market
Gates J. R. & Co., NW cor Sansom and

Commercial
Gerichten P. & Co., 535 Commercial
Langley Charles & Co., NE cor Front

and Pine
Marsh H. F., 316 Clay
Newman & Bennett, 411 Washington
Redington & Co., 529 Market
Rieger P. & Co., 411 Battery
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 316 Kear

Dyers and Soonrers.

Bertin A., 137 Third, 521 Filbert, 334

Bush, 140 Post, and 1030 Market
Boudouin A., 303 .Stockton
Buler k Reed, 2 Annie
Dagany Eugene, 2212 Taylor
Dieren Edward, 512 Bush
Dreyfus T., 35 Sixth
Gros C. Mrs., 217 Fourth
Hagerup F. C. k Co., 148 Third
Hulter J. P., 28 Stockton

Orjubin F. M., 1719 Powell

Pacific Scouring Co., SSV cor Folsom

and Eighteenth
Perpoli Maximiliano, 33 Fourth
Renault L. J., 430 Bush
Ricklefsen (i. J., 1408 Stockton
Rolland L. & ( •o.,739Clay and 1411 Mason
Schetzel k Stolzenwald, lie J Post
Silberstein Philip, 861 Folsom
Snow .John F. k Co., 633 Market
Stein John, 909 Folsom
Thomann C, 2319 Pine
Thomas F. & Co., 734 Washington, and

NW cor Post and Stockton
Wockenfuss R., 1817 Mason

EgS Dealers.

[See Produce.]

Electricians— Manufartnrers.

ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION &
MAINTENANCE CO., 134 Sutter

ELECTRICAL

ConstrnclioD&Mainlenauce

COMPANY,
134 Sutter.

Telegraph and Electrical Engisee?:, Con-
tractors, and Uinofactuiers.

Telegraph Machinery. Wire, Insula-
tors, Supplies, etc. Electric Hotel
Annunciators, Bells, Burglar
Alarms, Mining Gongs, Fire
Alarms, Electric Blast-
ing Apparatus, Ex-
ploders, etc.

Eleetroplaters.

Bree Thomas W. & Co., 1733 Market
Clarke W. H. T., 4'1 Geary
Ekelund Erric. 620 Merchant
PACIFIC ELECTRO-DEPOSITING

AVORKS, 134 Sutter
Pacific Gold and Stiver Plating Works,

518 Market
ROCHICIOLI R. F., 10 Tj-ler
SAJ^^ FRANCISCO GOLD ANT) SIL-

■VTER PLATING WORKS, 653

Mission

Electrotypers.

• [See also Stereotjrpers.]
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING

WORKS, 134 Sutter
Pacific TjTe Foundry, 532 Clay
Painter & Co., 510 Clay
Winterbum & Co., 417 Clay

Elevators.

Garratt W. T. (Worth's), 132 Fremont
Hinkle Philip (hytb-auUc). 118 Main
Stebins Hydraulic Elevator M. Co., 32
Merchants' Exchange

Enibalmers.

Lyford B. F., 402 Kearny
Lyfoid L. D., 425 Kearny
Schneider G. C, 834 Market

Embroideries.

["Importers.]
*Bauer, Tobriner & Co., 547 Market
Cameron W., 5 Stockton
•Cobliner Bros., 543 Market
Dannenberg A. Mrs., 24 Montgomery
*Da>idson J. W. & Co., NW cor Kearny

and Post
Dreschfeld Henry Mrs., 645 Post
•Held Brothers & Co., NE cor Market

and Sansom
*HeUer M. & Bros., 112 Sansom
•Jones E. H. & Co., 535 Market

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*xi

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n
ts

It*
n

^E5 G. STEELE & CO., Chemists and Apothecaries, 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, "Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Mo f

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

*Kamdler & Co., 100 Montgomery
Kreuser Constance Mme., 732 Wash
Leszjiisky Samuel & Bros., NE cor

iveamv and Sutter
*LOCAN & CO., 19 Montgomery (see

adv. dept. page xxii)
Meininger H., 221 Kearny
*Muser Brothers, 541 Market
*Norcross & Co., 6 Post
*Rosenbauni & Friedman, 24 Battery
Sullivan Catherine Mrs., 24 Second
*Tobin, Davisson & Co., NW cor San-
son! and Sutter
Weil. Calin & Co., 21 Battery

Embroidery Stampers.

Aaron David, 850 Washington
Cotter .7. C, 53 Third
Geier M. Mrs., 1220 Powell
Koerner Max Mrs., 115 Kearny
McGinn Annie Miss, 222 OFarrell
Roach P. Mrs., 731 O'Farrell
Roux Rosalie Mrs., 128 Fourth
Stettin Herman, 443 Bush
Sullivan C. Mrs., 24 Second
Wolf Louis, 536 Jessie

Employment Offices.

Bretteville V. de, 610 Merchant
Brevette A. W., 32 Everett
Crosett&Co., 623 Clay
Meyer A. L., 606 Clay
O'Brien & Ward, 610 Montgomery
Philips P. J., 60S Clay
Pierce & Co., 627 Sacramento
Thompson G. W., 6 O'Farrell
Trowbridge S. A. Mrs., 11 Stockton
Youths' Directory and Employment

Office, 520 Bush
Zeehandelaar A. & Co., 715 Mont

Employment OtBces— CMnesc.

Kie Wo, 614 Jackson

King & Merritt. 624 Clay

Kimi Kee, 711 Sacramento

Ma Tin Toy, 740 Jackson

Ma Toi & Deah Sing, 1256 Market

McDonald P., 819 Market

On Sing, 618 Jackson

Pearlman A. S., 510 Pine

Pierce & Co., 627 Sacramento

Sam Kee, 511 Bush

Shay J. M., 619 Sacramento

Enamcier— Gold and Silver.

Rudolph Charles, 647 Merchant

Engine Bnilders.

California Machine Works, 119 Beale
Deacon William, 133 Main
Fish Arthur L. & Co. (agent), 9 First
GODDARD & CO., 127 First (see adv.

register of names, page xvii)
Hanscom W. W. (Hope Iron Works),
SE cor Minnesota and Santa Clara
Hawkins & Cantrell, 210 Beale
HINCKLEY & CO., NE cor Fremont
and Tehama (see adv. dept. page 16)
Huntington F. A.. 143 Fremont
MINERS' FOUNDRY AND MA-
CHINE WORKS, 253 First (see
adv. dept. page xlvii)
PENDERGAST & SMITH, SE cor
Fremont and Tehama (see adv.
dept. page 8)
Prescott, Scott & Co., NE cor First

and Mission
RISDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS CO., SE cor Beale and
Howard (see adv. dept. page 6)
Thomson & Parker, 114 Beale
VULCAN IRON WORKS, 135 Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page 12)

Engineers— Civil.

AUardt George F., 432 Montgomery
Arrowsmith A. T., 432 Montgomery
Benson Jolin A., 728 Montgomery
Betts J. M., 420 California
BLAKE T. A., 216 Bush
Bordwell George, 515 California
Bordwell, Matter & Co., 408 California
Brooks Thaddeus R., 721 Harrison
Bulkoley C. S., 330 Pine
Craven Henry S., 539 California
Ciunmings G. P., 131 Montgomery

Doherty G. W., 629 Washington
Fairman Edward, 328 Montgomery
Fennessy John, 2618 Sacramento
.Gaynor .lohn P., 315 California
Gibbes Charles D., 116 Montgomery Blk
Gibbes James T. , 102 Montgomery Blk
Goddard George H., 103 Montgomery
Hall William H., 302 Montgomery
Herbert S. C, 621 Clay
Hoadley Milo, 29 Merchftnts' Exchange
Hoffman C. F., 432 Montgomery
Hoffman & Craven, 92 Montgomery Blk
Huerne Prosper, 7(32 Washington
Humphreys William P., 629 Washington
Hunt William, NE cor Beale and How
King Nicholas, 621 Clay
Lewis William J., 49 Merchants' Exch
Major J. J., 321 Pine
Mariotte Noel, 302 Montgomery
Mason Jolm E., 37 Montgomery Block
Mathison J., N s Berry bet Fourth and

Fifth
Mauran J. Russell, 533 Kearny
McAfee L. C, 309 Montgomery
MORGAN E. M., 740 Fourth
Mow F., 246 Greenwich
Newhall S. W., 629 Washington
Portois & Hillert, 207 Sansom
Reboul Joseph, 712 Sansom
Robinson E. N., 328 Montgomery
Robinson F. W., 320 Sansom
Russell & Gould, 309 Montgomery
SCHUSSLER H., 516 California (see

adv. dept. page xlv)
Shaw W. R., 606 Montgomery
Shortt L. H., 621 Clay
Stretch R. H., 17 Montgomery Block
Thompson G. H., 534 California
Tolman George B. , 808 Twentieth
Treadwell J. B., 320 Sansom
Van der Naillen A., 606 Montgomery
Varicas L. G. , 425 Kearny
Vincent H. P., NE cor Fourth and

Townsend
Von Leicht F., 432 Montgomery
Wackenreuder Vitus, 146 San Bruno

Road nr Twenty-eighth
Watson W. S., 605 Clay
Weber Adolph C, 507 Montgomery
Wlieeler Samuel H., 135 Fremont
■Wliitfield N. B., 2726 Howard
Wilson R. M., 200 Sansom
Wilson T. P., 92 Montgomery Block
York Edward, 432 Montgomery

T. A. BLAKE,

Civil and Mining Engineer

E. M MORG-AN,

Hydraulic and Civil Engineer,

Office— 740 Foartli.

'Residence — 208 Hyde.

Surveys made and estimates fur-
nished for Water or Gas Works.

Engineers— Mechanical.

Barnes C. E., 609 Mission

Bordwell, Malter & Co., 408 California

Hanscom W, W., SE cor Minnesota

and Santa Clara
Molera & Cebrian, 40 Merchants' Exch
Peer J. A., 32 Fremont
PIERCE G. L., 237 First
Portois & Hillert, 207 Sansom
Reinhardt H. O., 318 Front

Engineers— Mining.

Ashburner William, 240 Montgomery
ATTWOOD MELVILLE. 722 Bush
Barton Robert, 309 Montgomery
Battcrsby R., 531 Sacramento
Blake T. A, 216 Bush
Bowie A. J. .Ir., 217 Sansom
Bowman Amos, Mercantile Library

Building
De Crano E. G., 409 California
Goodyear Watson A., 120 Sutter

Hague J. D., 240 Montgomery

Huhn & Luckha dt, 21 First

Hutching E. P.. 331 Montgomery

Jauin Henrj', 72-j Bush

Janin Louis, 330 Pine

Kustel G., 210 Front

Moore R.-H., 432 Montgomery

Morgan E. M., 740 Fourth

Mosheimer J., 507 Montgomery

Moss Ernest C, 624 O Farrell

Paul Ahnarin B., 318 California

Phillips J. S., 640 Clay

Price T., 524 Sacramento

Roberts J. Jr., 328 Montgomery

Russell & Maben, 309 California

Smith H. Jr., 320 Sansom

Stetefeldt C, 4111 California

Stretch Richard H., 17 Montgomeij

Block
Tagliabue Frank, 411i California
Watson William H., 302 Montgomery
Wheeler M. A., 315 California
Wilson T. P., 92 Montgomery Block
Wilson R. M., 200 Sansom

Engravers. 3

Allan John, 408 Bush
Baker George H., 103 Montgomery
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Beach Chilion (card), 5 Montgomery
BOSQUI EDWARD & CO., SE

Clay and Leidesdoiif (see adv.

ister names each alternate page)
BRITTON, REY & CO., 525 Com
Brown G. T. & Co., 540 Clay
Butler Theodore A., 611 Clay
Butler Warren C. (wood), 535 Clay
Com Hing (Chinese), 762 Clay
Curtis Leila & Co. (wood), 606 Mont
Day Thomas J., 137 Montgomery
Doaves Charies W., 517 Clay
Deaves Edwin (wood), 517 Clay
Dewey & Co. (wood), 224 Sausom
Dwyer J. P., 702 Market
Eastman Harrison (wood), 1123 Clay
EITNER RUDOLF (wood), 629 Cl^'

(see advt. dept. page Ixxvii)
Fabens H. S. (wood), 531 Clay
Fety Claude B. (metal), 647 Merchant
FRANCIS & VALENTINE, 517 Claj
Gihon Thomas (card and seal), 519 Mont

gomery
GILLER CARL S. (seal), 430 Mont

gomery
GOLDSMITH W. E. & SON (card ani

seal), 507 Montgomery
Gruner Frank, 848 Washington
HaffnerG. W., 417 Bush
Harrison W. P., 518 Sacramento
Heringhi Edward, 16 Third
Hoffman & Schenek, 414 Sacramento
Holmes C. H. (wood), 611 Clay
Jennings John, 323 Sansom
.loiner .lohn J. (metal), 35 Post
Kertel C, 225 Post
Klumpp William, 613 Montgomery
KUNER ALBERT (seal), 611 AVast

ington (see adv. dept. page 11)
Lafaix John R. (metal), 320 Sutter
Pacific Wood Engraving Co., 528 Oal

fomia
PAGES JULES F. (seal), 648 Saon

mento (see advt. dept. page 20)
Patterson William (sign). 430 Kearny
Riepe .1. A.. 613 Mercliaut
ROCHICIOLI RANERI F., 10 Tyl«
Silver G., 720 Market
Studley B. W., 240 Montgomery
Tonks Joshua (metal). 614 Merchant

TRUWORTHY FRANCIS M., 31 »il

Front (see a<lv. dept. page xlii) liaj

Wenzel Edward, SE cor Post
Kearny

White G. v., 720 Market ■»,

Wood George M. & Co., 120 Post WH.]

C. L. GILLER,

Seal Enirayer and Die Sinter,

The most superior work done 1
Seals and General Engraving In tb
city.

'So. 430 Slontjgrontory.

BEAMISH'S—Importer Furnishing Goods, Nucleus Bldg, cor. Third and Mark

i'. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

899

W. £. (Joldsinith & Son,

PKACn'ICAL

ART) & SEAL ENGRAVERS.

B07 Monleomer:!',

Vp stairs, Uoonis 1 and 2.

otarial. Commissioner, and Society
S E A. I^ S.

Kiisravrrs' Maiteriuh*.

iiikflspiel i Farjeou, 313 Bush
i:.VU KLLIS, 310 Clay

Eni;ravors' TuoLs.

■a George M. i Co., 120 Post

I Engruvlngs,

ancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market

urkanlt M., 545 Washington

ohen Herman, 631 Clay

Tady Daviil, 248 Fourth

LAVIN MARTIN J., SE cor Kearny

anil Cuinmercial
loo<l Michael, 831 Market
UMP S. i (!., 581 Market
OUSKWORTH THOMAS & CO.

(photograpliic). 9 Montgomery
ippi Bros. , 818 Market
unily T. k V.. Til Mission
icliUILLAN B., 209 Leidesdorff (see

a<lv. (lept. page Ixiii)
iorris, Schwab «: Co., 21 Post
ile M. D., 225 Kearny
ye Albert G., 908 Market
OOS JOSEPH & CO., 20 Post
ANBORN. VAIL & CO., 871 Market
tiaddock Thomas, 117 Sixth
ow & May, 21 Kearny
s'aABER I. W. (photographic), 26 Mont
''ATKINS C. E, (photographic), 22 26

Montgomery
^''iUiams George A. k "Co., 6J9 Wash
■'I'j '■inter Daniel, 211 Kearny

JOi«KPH KOUS A CO.

rtisis' Maierials, Pictures, Frties,

Passepartouts, and everything

pertaining to Art

20 roKt.

. W. TABER & CO.

WATKINS'

To Semite Art Gallery,

26 Slonlgomerj-,

)ppo8ite Lick House, Kear Sutter.

Envelope Manufacturers.

rawer Envelope Manufacturing Co.,
"^ 724i Market

Es.>ience Mannfacturcrs.

JHEN PHILIP (oils), 323 Clay
CMILLAN & KESTER, 714-718 Front
lompsou I. D., 414 Front

Exeavaturs.

BICE PRESS CO.. L J. Truman
agent, 13 Front

Exchange— By Telegraph.

NOLO - CALIFORNIAN BANK

(limited), 422 California
ANK OF CALIFORNIA, NW cor

California and Sansoni
DDohoe, Kelly. & Co.. SE cor Mont-

Romery and Sacramento

3NDON AND SAN FRANCISCO

BANK (limited), 424 California
erchants Exchange Bank, 423 Cal
ither & Co., NE cor Montgomery and

Commercial

Tallant & Co., NE cor California and
Battery

THE NEVADA BANK OF SAN
FRANCISCO, NW cor Montgom-
ery and Pino

WEfJ.S. FARGO & CO., NW cor
Montgomery and California

Western Union Telegraph Co., 522 Cal

Expre.<Me!).

Barnard (San Rafael), 303 East
CaldwellJ. M., 510 Valencia and NW

cor Clay and Battery
Dowd i Coughlin, i;25 Davis
East Oakland and Fruit. Vale, 425 Davis
Gillpatrick & ("o., 422 Sacramento
Hayes i: ONeil, 21 Market and 214

Montgomery
Herring William J. (Overland Freight

and Transfer), office 228 Mont
Kendall's Dime Express, 312 Bush
Levey, Fitch & Co. (Ten-Cent Parcel

Delivery). 16 Post
Lind A. W. (Alameda), 18 Clay
Mason W. C. & Co. (Brooklyn Express),

16 .Sacramento
Oakland and San Francisco (Towers &

Co.), NE cor Davis and East
Oakland Parcel Deliver>' Co. (Wright &

Thain), otfice foot Market
Pacific Transfer, 110 Sutter
People's Express (Oakland), 16 Sac
San Rafael, 333 East
Smith C. M. (overland). 214 Mont
Spencer G. W. (Oakland and Alameda),

313 East
Tobey & Shaw (Mission and City), 510

Valencia
Vallejo and .San Francisco (James Ro-

ney), 418 .Sacramento
WELL.S. FARGO & CO., NW cor

Montgomery and California (see

adv. dept. page ^ili)
■Whitney's Express (Alameda and Con-
tra Costa), 5 Commercial
Wingate I. C. (Oakland and Alameda),

NW cor East and Commercial

Fancy Goods— Importers and
•Isbbei-s.

[See also Dry Goods; also Millinery, etc.]
Bauer, Tobriner & Co.. 547 Market
Cobliner Bros.. 543 Market
Davidson J. W. & Co., 103 Kearny
Dinkelspiel L. & Co., Ill Battery
Frankeiithal & Co., SW cor Battery and

CaUfornia
Godchaux Bros. & Co., 109 Battery
Held Bros. & Co. , NE cor Sutter and

Market
Heller M. & Bros., 112 Sansom
Herzberg Martin, 414 Sacramento
Hoffman & Co., 17 Battei-y
Jones E. H. i Co., 535 Market
Kaindler & Co., 100 Montgomery
Liebemian Tlieodore k Co., 107 San
LOCAN & CO., 19 Montgomery
McCAIN. FLOOD & McCLLTRE, 109

Pine (see adv. dept. page xxiii)
Slichels, Friedlander k Co., 7 Battery
Mish P. k Son, 539 Market
Neustadter Bros., NW cor Battery and

Pine
Rosenbaum & Friedman, 24 Battery
Sachs, Strassburger & Co., SE cor San-
som and Pine
Schweitzer. Sachs k Co., 25 Battery
Tobin, Davisson k Co.. NW cor San-
som and Sutter
VANSCHAACKC P. & CO., 714 Kear

Fancy Cioods— Retail.

[* Importers.]

Abraham P. & Son. 44 Sixth

*Ackerman Bros.. 123 Kearny and 209
Sutter

Ahlert k Son. S s Post nr Scott

Alexander Philip, SW cor Twenty-
second and Mission

Altshuler Levi, 518 Sixteenth

Anschel Samuel, 206 Sixth

Apple Sarah Mrs., 28 .Sixth

Avery Eunice Mrs. , NW cor Solano and
Iowa

Baldwin Starr, 603 Davis

Banner Raphael, 1056 Folsom

Bauer Samuel. 410 Keamy
Berliner S. B. Mrs.. 946 Howard
Bell James. 338 Fourth
Bernard Isaac, N s Sixteenth bet ■Va-
lencia and Mission
Bernstein Solomon, 38 Fourth
Bienenfeld Elias, 1229 Stockton
Bine Solomon, 133 Keamy
Borreman Charles, 1113 Stockton
Brance A., 401 Sixth
Brown A. F., 321 Pine
*Brunner Jacob A., 326 Clay
Buckley k Luscombe, 539 Market
Burckes W. H., 1124 Market
Bush Peter. 255 Fourth
Buyer. Reich & Co., 129 Keamy
Carll J., 257 Front
Caro Louis. 234 Fifth
Chin Lee k Co., 521 Keamy
Chy Lung k Co.. 640 Sacramento
Clar John Mrs., 1220 Polk
Collins H., S 8 Twenty-fourth nr Ala-
bama
Crom M. Mrs., 456 Sixth
Cryer Charles Mrs. , 26 Fourth
Gushing Ellen Mi.ss, 310 Third
Daus Susan. 1339 Dupont
*Davidson J. W. & Co., 103 Keamy
Davis Bros.. 419 Keamy and 720 Market
Day L. Mrs., 27 Clinton
De Corcey M. Mrs., 523 Valencia
De Courcey Edward, 937 Market
•Deakin W. & F., 623 Sacramento
Denechaud M., 1103 Stockton
Dixon H. Mrs.. 923 Larkin
Doane k Henshelwood, 1 Montgomery
DobnerM., 1108 Stockton
Dorking J., 612 Howard
Douglas Ellen A., 1318 Polk
Dreshfeld Henry Mrs., 6-15 Post
Droge G. F. C, Sixteenth bet Mission

and Valencia
Dudley M. Mrs., 513 Sixteenth
Edmonds Hannah Mrs.. 825 Pacific
Engel Rosa, 808 Larkin
Fe:genbaum& Co.. 120 Sansom
Finkenstedt H. Mrs.. 1307 Stockton
FLAVIN MARTIN J., (IXL.), SE cor

Keamy and Commercial
Fletcher Harriet, 1128 Folsom
Frank & Co. , NE cor Sac and Sansom
Frey William A.. 404 Keamy
Friedlander Herman. 9 Keamy
Gander Mary. 410 Third
*Ghilardi Louis. 635 Market
Gibbon E. A. Mrs.. 1521 Polk
Gibbon W. R. Mrs.. 1309 Pacific
Gibson I. Mrs.. 155 Sevententh
Gillespie D. Miss. 1144 Folsom
Gillespie Ellen. 1913 Hyde
Godchaux Bros. & Co.. l69 Battery
Gbey Ying (Chinese). 938 Dupont
Goldman Max. 1291 Stockton
Goldsmith S., 250 Third '
Goldstein Eva Mrs.. 18 Keamy
Goldstein David. 740' Washington
Goldstone Mitchell. 12 Bush
Gunst Emma, 806 Market
Haas A. Mrs., 116 Second
Haas J. Mrs., 202 Second
Hahn Robert C, 1008 Market
Hammersmith J. E.. 335 Keamy
Hartman k Bro.. 36 Keamy
Hasey S; Lanca.ster. 32 Keamy
Hicks R. M.. 104 Second
Hull M. L.. 13181 Pacific
Jacobs H. Mrs., 122 Third
Jacobs Louis, 1011 Stockton
Jacobs Solomon, 302 Keamy
Jacobs & Glass, 905 Stockton
Julian C, 525 Montgomery Av
Kafka S. L., 42 Fourth
♦Kaindler k Co., 100 Montgomery
KelkierM., 308 .Sixth
Kerlin Rebecca Mrs., 114 Second
Kline Abraham, 60 Third
Kohlberg S., 40 Sixth
Labome Joseph Mrs., 410 Keamy
Landers S. Mrs., N s Sixteenth nr Guer-
rero
Latte Samuel, 344 Third
Lazarus S., 25 Stockton
LoneC. Mrs., 124 Third
Leszynsky Samuel & Bros., 202 and 204

Keamy
Lewenthal W., 222 Sixth
Licht Louis, 145 Second
Liebert B. Mrs.. 314 Fourth
Liebmann Newman. 1015 Stockton
Livingston F. Mrs. . 802 Larkin

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PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomer

900

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

*LOCAN & CO., 19 Montgomery and
107 Sutter (see adv. dept. page xiii)
Locher Pauline Mrs., 1328 Polk
Lundy T. & D., 777 Mission
Magill T. W., 1020 Market
Magnes D., 414 Kearny
Mailer & Manion, 224 Third
Mahoney Mary Mrs. , 2ti2 First
Malone- J. H. Miss, 925 Market
Mansbach Emanuel, 26 Kearny
Marcuse Hyman L., 1316 Stockton
Marks Adolph, 1022 Dupont
*Mayers Robert & Son, 213 Kearny
McBaiu & Moral, 222 Tliird
McLaughlin M. Mrs., 129 Eleventh
Meininger H., 221 Kearny
Milligan E. L. Miss. 14 Second
Mitchell Charles, 413 Broadway
Moral N , 909 Stockton
Morris S., 813 Stockton
Mosgrove S. & Co., 114 Kearny
Mulhern M. Miss, 918 Harrison
Neuman Isaac, 113 Sixth
Newman E., 16 Second
Nicholson J. J., 144 Fifth
O'SuUivan H. E. Miss, 10204 Market
Palmer Bros., 730 Market
*PASQUALE B., 644 Washington
Peters F. M. L., 207 Montgomery
Piatt R. Mrs., 12 Sixth
Polack Samuel, 412 Kearny
Poorman M. Mrs., 126 Seventh
Ranard J. M. & Co., 814 Market
Rich Mary Mrs., 911 Larkin
Richardson R. VV., 901 Stockton
Bosenfeld A., NE cor Bush and Polk
Rothman H. Mrs., 1409 Dupont
Roux R. Mrs., 128 Fourth
Schlam Adolph, 428 Kearny
Schoenholz Bros. & Co., 112 Sixth and

Schonwasser B. & Co., 222 Kearny
Smith Anna, 422 Folsom
Southard Jane Mrs., 119* Sixth
Stamper J. W.. 12 Kearny
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 316

Kearny
Stone Henrietta L., 112 Sixth
Stolz A. & Son, 134 Sixth
Stolz Brothers, 538 Kearny
Thieke C. (leather), 523 Kearny
Thompson G. & R., 18 Second
Tishler C, 1014 Market
TishlerH. Mrs.. 218 Sixth
Vandoren G. W., 1505 Stockton
Vasselin Hyppolite, 22 Fourth
*Wallach A. & E., 120 Sutter
Walsh R., 360 Third
Wand & Co., 212 Sixth
Williams J. Mrs., 240 Third
Willock A. Mrs., SW cor Jones and

O'Farrell
Wolfe Moses A., 820 Market
Wood John Mrs., 210 Second
Woods M. Mrs., 1145 Folsom
Zemansky Samuel, 210 Sixth

James G-. Steele & Oo.

Importers and Dealers in

FANCY GOODS

— AND —

TOILET ARTICLES,

310 Hearny.

Fancy Papers.

Frey W. A., 404 Kearny

Fancy Woods.

Weaver, Taylor & Co., 501 Market
Strahle Jacob & Co.. 533 Market
West Coast Furniture Co., NW cor

Fourth and Bryant
Wigmore J., 126 Spear

Faro materials.

Will & Finok, 821 Kearny and 140 Mont

Fast Freight Lines.

[See Expresses.]

Fancct Maltcrs.

[See also Turners— Wood, etc.]
Gracier Francis J„ SE cor Mission and

Beale
Houghton F. T. & Co. (importers), 121

Front
Waas Henry, 920 Minna, rear

Featlier Dealers.

Houghton F. T. & Co., 121 Front
Keogh John, 573 Mission
McCabe Owen, 931 Market
Poret C. Mrs., 227 Stevenson
Schwiering &. Westall, 704 Mission

Feather Dusters.

Armes & Dallam, 217 Sacramento
FLAVIN MARTIN J. (IX L) SE cor

Kearny and Commercial
Houghton F. T. & Co., 121 Front
Schoenfold, Cohen & Co., 119 Battery
Unna Jacob (manufacturer), 157 New

Montgomery

Feather, Ilalr, and Moss Clean-
ers.

Keogh John, 573 Mission
Schwiering & Westall, 704 Mission

Feathers— Fancy.

Balory A. C, 608 Market

Held Bros. & Co., NE cor Market and

Sansom
Morchio A., (ostrich), 648 Market]

Feed Stores.

[See Hay and Grain.]

Felt.

Asbestos Felting & Paint Co. , 314 Town-
send

COLE SEWARD, U. S. Salamander
Felting Co., Berry bet Third and
Fourth

Hanna J. & P. N., 308 Davis

Perine N. P., 638 Market

U. S. and FOREIGN

SALAMANDER FELTIN& COMFY

(PACIFIC BRANCH.)

The only perfect non-conductor
known ; used for covering Steam
Boilers, Pipes, and Hot Blast Pipes.

SEWARD COLE, Manager.

Factory, Berry Street,

Bet. 3d and 4th, San Francisco.

Ferries.

Alameda, foot Market
Berkeley, foot Front
(Oakland (Creek route), foot Market
Oakland (Raih-oad), foot Market
San Quentin, foot Clay
SauceUto, foot Davis

Fertilizers.

Alpers & Mowry (bone), Fourth Av nr

Railroad Av, South S. F.
California Co., 330 Pine
Ohlandt & Co. (animal), cor Jersey and

Alameda

File Makers.

[See also Saw Makers.]
KELLY M, 12 Stev (see adv. dept.

page Ixxxii)
Nelson & Doble (agents), 13 Fremont
PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING

CO., 17 Fremont
PARKIN JOHN, 53 Beale (see adv.

dept. page 11)
Ridgeway Bros., 303 Howard
Wolf Adelbert, 248 Beale

Filter Manuractnrers.

BANSOME E. L., 10 Bush

Fire Bricks.

[See also Brick Manufacturers.]
BROWELL J., 422 Jackson
DAVIS & CO WELL, 211 Drumm
Holmes H. T. & Co., 18 and 20 Mark
Hook B. F., 1 Front
Owens John B., 30 California
Ray W. S., 12 Market
Rocky Mountain Fire Clay Agency, 4

Montgomery
TAYLOR JOHN & CO., 512-518 Wa

Fire Clay.

Rocky Mountain Fire Clay Co., 4
Montgomery

Fire Engines— Steam.

Cook H. N. (Silsby), 415 Market
Kimball Manufacturing Co., SE c

Fourth and SUver
Weaver, Taylor & Co. (Amoskeag), S

Market

Fire Extinguishers.

Kimball Manufacturing Co., SE c
Fomrth and Silver

Fire Works.

[See also Pyrotechnists.]
CHURCH & CO., 407 Front

Firearms.

[See Guns and Sporting Material.]

Firemen's Caps.

[See also Harness and Saddlery.]
COOK HORATIO N., 415 Market
JOHNSON J. C. & CO., 104 Front

Fish-Salt.

GRIFFITH ANTHONY J., 321 Dai

(see adv. Uept. page 21)
Lynde & Hough, 416 Davis
McCollam T. W. & Co.. 122 Clay
Pardini& Bonaldi, 27 Washington Ml

ket and 321 Davis

Fishing Tackle.

[See also Cutlers ; also Gunsmiths.]
Armes & Dallam, 217 Sacramento
Clabrough & Brothers, 630 Montgome
Curry N. & Brother, 113 Sansom
Houghton F. T. & Co., 121 Front
Howes E. K. & Co., 118 Front
Liddle & Keading, 538 Washington
PLATE A. J., 510 Sacramento (see ac

dept. page Ixxiii)
Schoenemann Frederick, 517 Kearny
Wilson H. H., 513 Clay

Fishmongers.

Allen Lorenzo H. (clams), 105 Calif(

nia Market
Bell D. B., 34 Grand Central Market
Bennett Peter, 3 Clay St. Market
Booth Sidney, 2107 Bush
Brenner L., 62 Centre Market
Curtis John & Son, 232 Fifth
Dowling John, 31 Grand Central Mark
Harris E., 1838 Howard
Hai-vey Joseph, 33 Centre Market
Hogan Michael, 25 Metropolitan Mt

ket
Inguglia A., 5 Clay St. Market
Kessing John H., 79 California Mark

and 7 Clay St. Market
Landini & Maggio, 14 Clay St. Marke
Lantoni G., Old Clay St. Market
Larkins, Catania & Sposito, 101 Calift

nia Mai ket
Lusinchi & Tavolara, 6 Clay St Mark
May P., 4 Clay St. Market
Murray & Co., 72 Centre Market
Paladini A., 33 S. F. Market and

Metropolitan Market
Pardini & Bonaldi, 27 Washington Ml

ket and 321 Davis
Pell A., NE cor Montgomery Av ai

Stockton
Penillo G., 37 Clay St. Market
Bittore Antoine, 5 Clay St. Market
Silvestri A. & Co., 37 S. F. Market.

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1 VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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ence & Johnnon, 93 California Market
ylorT., 208 Sixth

)\I Aufust, 21 San Francisco Market
jod J. P. & Co., 82 Centre Market

Flags.

Iquhoun J. C. Mrs.. 634 Howard
tlQSon T. Rodgers, 12 Montgomery Av
rcross & Co., 6 Post
squale B. (manufacturer), 644 Wash

Flori!«ts.

[See also Nurseries. ]
«ll Hugh, W 8 Buchanan bet Fulton

and McAllister
pleby WUl;am, NW cor Mission and

Tweu ty-first
acq Alfred, NE cor Twenty-first Av

and J
llie & Stewart, 18 Post
rley Thomiis, 325 Washington
Uigan J, 7U4 Turk
rry Charles, cor Baker and Bay
ridson Jiihu, NW cor Mission and

Sixteenth
yle Luke D., NW cor Cemetery Av

and Biish
w William. 743 Mission
-aud Alphuuse. 121 Sutter
ibert Joseph, 619 Sacramento
mphrey (i W., 946 Harrison
hn Sarah, 733 Clay
plan Gerzon, 143 Fifth
ladec 1". Mrs., 728 Washington
herin Thomas, 516 Battery
yer Einile, 27 Cteary
yer William, 339 Bush
ler George M., SW cor Twenty-sec-
ond and San Jose Av
LLER & SIEVERS, 27 Post (see

adv. dept. page 251

rphyF. P., 201 Sutter

ilens B. Mme., 716 Washington

tet H., SE cor Twenty-first and Ala-
1] bama

Dertson William, W s Folsom bet

Nineteenth and Twentieth and 106

California Market
, Jbier C, E s San Jose Road ur Suc-

Mile House

chez F., Ws Guerrero nr Fifteenth
livan J. J., 11 Trinity

cenot Louise, 845 Dupont

cent Sevin d. Co., 605 Sansom

ien August, 12 Eddy
Iff Bernard, 1 Foiu^h

kaen. Fountains, Statues.

Garden Steps, Bordering, etc.

INEST L. RANSOME,

10 Bush.

Flonr Dealers.

also Commission Merchants ; also
Produce; also Mills, Flour, etc.]
>cock & Gould. 209 Davis
lard & Hall, 320 Sansom
sett Joseph, 221 Clay
y Bros., 226 Clay

.'ton C. & Co. (Santa Clara Mills),
NE cor Front and Clay
iro F. D. & Son (Golden Age MiUs),
719 Battery

na Horace & Co. (Golden Gate Mills),
43 First

ning. Palmer & Co. (Capitol Mills,
office 204 Davis
)l»«irmann & Co. (Washington Mills),
NW cor Washington and Drumm
;n Bros. (Pioneer Mills), 14 Stev
sh& Rutherford (Commercial Mills),
NE cor First and Natoma
Told James (Marysville MiUs), 200
Davis

ney Bros. (Salem, Oregon Mills), 119
Clay

rtenstein & Deming (National MiUs),
SW cor Battery and Pacific
;'>me James N. (Central Mills), 117
Clay

S'ear George W., 120 Clay
chlerG., 213 Clay

Pfister A. & Co., Ill Clay

Roseberry J. & Co. (Yolo), SE cor Beale

and Market
Sperry & Co. (Stockton Mills), 121 Cal
StaiT & Co. (Starr Mills), 123 California

Flo'vi'ers— Artificial.

Cook A. (). Mrs. (wax and preserved),
235 Kearny

Cotter J. E. (wax and preserved), 10
iStockton

Edmonds ,Iuliana, 343 Third

(ferrish M. K., 308 Post

llaker W. & Hiuz, 545 Market

Kahn Henrietta, 407 Kearny

Luciis Anna CJettz Mrs. (wax and pre-
served), 743 Howard

Sciallero Theresa Mme., 533 Kearny

Fly Catchers.

Houghton F. T. & Co., 121 Front

Forges.

PACIFIC ROLLING MILLS CO., 3

Front (see adv. dept. page v)
San Francisco Forge, Charles Oester,
313 Mission

Fortvarding Mercliants.

[See Merchants — Shipping and For-
warding.]

Foundries.

[See also Brass Foundries; also Ma-
chinists, etc.]
ANGELL, PALMER & CO. (Miners'),

237 First (see adv. dept. page xlvii)
Baud Frank (brass), 522 Fulton
Clark AV. D. (Pacific), 20 Fremont
Elliott B., 481 Brannan
Gallagher James J. ( Excelsior ), 151

GARRATT W. T. (brass), 138 Fremont

(see adv, dept. page 8)
Garcin & Son (Vulcan Forges), 249 How
Gladstone W. (Empire), 137 Beale
Giovanni & Bennerscheiut, 417 Mission
GODDARD & CO. (Pacific), First aud

Fremont bet Howard and Mission

(see adv. dept. page xvii)
Greenberg & Co. (brass), 205 Fremont
HINCKLEY & CO. (Fulton), NE cor

Fremont and Tehama (see adv. dept.

page 16)
Hope Iron Works (W. W. Hanscom),

SE cor Minnesota and Santa Clara
Huntington F. A. (Globe), 143 Fremont
lis John G. (Jackson), 628 Washington
Llewellyn Reese (Coliunbia), 135 Beale
Low i Chartrey (City), 28 Fremont
McCormick, Lewis & Co. (Industrial),

233 Beale
Pahuer, Knox & Co. (Golden State),

19-25 First
PENDERGAST & SMITH (^tna),

SE cor Fremont and Tehama (see

adv. dept. page 8)
Prescott, Scott & Co. (Union), NE cor

First and Mission
Ray ^ Morril (U. K), 228 Main
RISDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE

WORKS, SE cor Beale and How-
ard (see adv. dept. page 6)
Savage & Son (Empire), 141 Fremont
Sifron & Schober, 203 Fremont
STEIGER & KERR (Occidental), 137

First (see adv. dept. page 4)

OCCIDKNT.tI. FOUNDRY, 137 & 139 First.
STEIGER <£ KERR,

Iron Founders.

Quicksilver Furnaces and Retorts
and Iron Castings of all descriptions
at short notice. Sole manufacturers
of the Hepburn Roller Pan and Cal-
lahan Grate Bars, suitable for burn-
ing screenings.

Notice.— Particular attention paid
to the making superior .Shoes & Dies.

Tait & Hainque (Cyclops), 113 Beale
THOMPSON BROTHERS (Eureka),
129 Beale (see adv. dept. page 5)

TOBEY CURTIS (Metropolitan), 228
Fremont

VULCAN IRON WORKS, 135 Fre-
mont (sei' adv. dept. page 12)

WEED & KINGWKLL (California
Brass), 125 First (see adv. dept. page
10)

Foundry Facings.

Elliott Benjamin, 485 Brannan

Frame Naliers -Looking Glass
and Picture.

[See Carvers and Gilders ; also Picture
Frame Makers.]

Fringes and Ta.ssels.

Colombat Alfred, 105 Stockton
Davis A. k Co., 208 Sutter
Englauder William, 751 Market
Ettiuger S., 105 Post
Fromm & Schaet'er, 113 Minna

Fruits.

[* Importers. See also Merchants —

Commission Produce.]
Abraham Herman, SW cor Fourth and

Tehama
Abramovich Bros., 1322 Polk '
Allison D. E., 309 Washington
Altmann Sigmund L., 3 Sixth
Anderson H. B., SE cor Turk and

Taylor
Arata Andrea, 519 Fourth
Arata & Guinasso, 364 Third
Avery D. R. 4t Co., 18 and 19 Central

Market
Barbagelato G., SW cor Ellis and Mason
BargogUotte P., 145 Post
Barriuger Benjamin, 1211 Powell
Barry Michael J., >SW cor San and Sac
Basilawski A.. 1427 Dupont
Benner Maria Mrs., 328 Broadway
Bernstein Abraham, 528 Third
Borbier P., 303 Fourth
Brady. D,, 125 Fifth
Brickett John B. , 506 Larldn
Brignoli Giovanni, 532 Vallejo
Broulet P., SW cor Mont and Com
Brown Richard, 504 Sixth
Brown W. H., 31 California Market
Bruno Nicholas, 407 Broadway
Cain M. W., 1138 Market
Capello B., SW cor Front and Cal
Capetti D., 311 Dupont
Caramello B., cor Wash and Battery
CaseUi G., 523 Geary
Castarjaso A., 145 Post
Castis G., 12 Dupont
Catechi John, 2U4 Second
Cattarina E. J., 430 Da^is
Cello Dominico, 421 Washington
Chepemich L., SE cor Clay and Stock
*CHURCH & CO 407 Front
Colby Z. T., 322 Francisco
*Conrad David, NW cor Front and

Washington
Costa John, 841 P.acific
Crisollo J., 620 Broadway
Crowley J. D., NW cor Octavia and

Grove
Cummings H. K. & Co., SE cor Battery

and Washington
Cimeo & Bro., SE cor Dupont and Pine
Cunlisse Margaret Mrs., 149 Second
Curran P. H., 410 Grove
Curran Thomas, 668 Howard
Dabovich John, 1000 Market
*Dabovich N., 207 Washington
Dalton & Gray, 406 Davis
Daly P. J., 325 Washington
De Basson J., SE cor Sac and Mont
Deas John, NE cor Mission and Steu
Demetz Henry, SE cor O'Farrell and

Larkin
Dow & Wintworth, 10.37 Howard
Duncan Adam, 1105 Folsom
Drake & Emerson, 521 Sansom
DnurF. S., 409 Bush
Duflfy J. J.. 43 Centre Market
Durner & Co., 418 Third
EUiott & Co.. 509 Sansom
EUwoodF. H., 443 Third
Eppic John, 1525 Dupont
Faubel Jacob, 2430 Sacranjento
Fawoett & Augsburgh, 73 Centre Market
Feuton Patrick, 320 Hayes

AMES G. STEELE & CO., Chemists, removed to No. 316 Kearny St.

Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchai J.

902

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Fitzgerald John, 665 Mission

Fitzsimmons C, 403 Geary

Franklin Benjamin, cor Fifth and Clara

Frawley T., 1023 Howard

Freeman & Baker, 11 Davis

Friedman S., N s Sixteenth bet Second

Av and Guerrero
Fromheim & Loewenson, 102 Second
FuUertou Neal, 1819 Hyde
Gager Charles, 903 Post
Galli P., 130S Dupont
Gaily & Masoni, 1308 Dupont
Galvin Ann Mrs., SE cor Harrison and

Dora
Garrett & Bartlett, SE cor Clay and

Sansom
Garrigan L., 11474 Howard
Gassert W , 1302 Mission
Gately Elizabeth, 400 Post
*Gendar E. F. & CO., 413 Front
Geniso Joseph, 507 Washington
Ghilieri & Peirano, NE cor Dupont

and Washington
Gianninni & Marchi, 529 Merchant
Gilfillan & Hohenschild, 33 Cahfomia

GilUch Charles, 514 Third
*Giorgiani A., 421 Washington
Godsin Timothy, 707i Brannan
Gordon Emily Miss, 13 Valencia
Graviere Alphonse, 6 S. F. Market
Gregorio Andrew, cor San and HaUeck
Grisich G., 2o Clay
Grosetta G., 713 Davis
Hachmeister Charles, 442 Third
Hall & Co., 21 Cahfornia Market
Hanlon Ellen Mrs., 747 Brannan
Hardenbrook David, 306 Francisco
Harney Thomas, S s Sixteenth Av nr Q
Harrison E., 1838 Howard
Haudbine p. Mrs., 342 Third
Heucken j ohn, 332 Sixth
Hippman & Schussler, 28 California

Market
Holland Daniel, 305 Washington and

NW cor Harrison and Third
Horn J. P., 28i First
Howe & Hall, 408 Davis
Huck John, 153 Fourth
Hughes George. 313 Wa,shington
Inselman Henry, 3394 Third
*Ivancovich J. & Co., 520 Sansom
Jacobsen & Hanson, 501 Washington
Jacobson Jacob, 208 Brannan
Jansson C. P., 1416 Stockton
Jones H. C, 103 Sixth
Judge Thomas, 502 Third
Keeie A., 237 Sixth
Keefe D., 207 Sixth
KentT., 258 Third
Ivirchner H., 2 Sixth
Kittermau G. M., 743 Mission
Ivliunak M., SE cor O'Farrell and Leav
Knox James, SE cor Wash and Bat
Krynski Lucas, 33 Geary
Laoel Henry, SE cor Taylor and O'Far-
rell
Lavagnino Tacchino, 114 Fourth
Leamau W. J., 1426 Stockton
Leary John, NW cor Bush and Mont
Leavitt Samuel, 26 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Leonzena P. & Co., SW cor Market and

Fourth
Lertora & Martini, SW cor Bush and

Mason
Levaggi B., 242 Fifth
Levaggi G. B., 303 Fourth
Leverroni G., 543 Fourth
Levison L., 102 Second
Levik S. H., 26 Grand Central Market
Levy A. & J., 310 Washington
Lewis P., 502^ Third
Lieman J. H. & Co., 215 Post
Liendermann P., cor Fourth and Te-
hama
Lipman Bros., 616 Market and SW cor

Jessie and Sixth
Lipman Mosea, 29 Fourth
*Littlefield, Webb & Co., 316 Wash
Loewenhayn H., 524 Clay
Lusk A. & Co., Pacific Fruit Market
Lysett J. P., 26 Metropolitan Market
Maggs George, 252 Eighth
Mahany M., 1113 Folsom
Mainer John, 127i Seventh
Malcolm Eleanor Mrs., 1608 Pacific Av
Maroodas S., 1020 Market
Marovich J., 1203 Polk
McElroy Mary, 1057 Howard

McGee J., 905 Folsom

MoGuire Eliza Mrs., 631 Bush

McMauu James, 413 East

MoPherson William, 1214 Polk

McAVilliams J., 262 Eighth

Meglan W., N s Valencia bet Sixteenth
and Dolores

Mersich Domingo, SE cor Front and
Washington

Metrovich Philip, 1237 Pacific

Millitch & Serovich, 1122 Stockton

Mouahan Mary A. Mrs., N s Sixteenth
ur Guerrero

Moore Z. W., 37 California Market

Morelli C, 740 Vallejo

Morgan Bros., 800.j Market

Mulcahy Patrick Mrs., 4104 Sixth

Munroe John, 429 Fourth

Muiphy & Conners, 502 Sansom

Murrin F., SE cor Stockton and Sutter

Nachtrieb Frederick, 45 Third

Newman G., 1124 Folsom

O'Brien John, 134 .Second

OeUrich Bros., 60 Centre Market

Onesti G. & Co., 501 Sansom

Passalaqua A. & Co , 507 Washington

Passenelli J., 1505 Powell

Pastene A., 528 O'Farrell

Patty & Fuller, NE cor Mission and
Nineteenth

Perkins Charles C. & Co., 508 Sansom

Perkins W. H., 229 Hayes

Permiat E., 911 Kearny

Perret & Co., 122 Seventh

Peters George, NE cor Fol and Seventh

PlaSS Edward, 316 Sixth

Podesta Joseph, 442 Bush
Poporato Francis, 1224 Dupont

Rausch Conrad, 1328 Stockton
Reimbold J. C, 134 Eleventh
Rigby M., SW cor Bryant and Eighth
Rotholtz C, SW cor Hayes and Gough
*ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPFORT,

408 Clay (see adv. dept. page 12)
Ruger J., NE cor Sutter and Devisadero
Schmitt George, SW cor Bat and Cal
Seeley Albert, N s Market bet Front

and Davis
Seeman & Allen, 20 Union Market
Serovich Theodore, 1122 Stockton
Shillaber L. & Co., 268 First
Skehan J. J., N s Sixteenth nr Second

Av
Smith E. F., 2S10 Mission
Smith Frederick, 1332 Dupont
Spinetto John, 317i Third
Spring G. W., SE cor Fourth and Beny
*Sresovich L. G. & Co., 519 Sansom
Starr & Little, 312 Washington
Stephens William, 1220 Pacific
Stern Jacob, 417 Sutter
Stewart & Buckley, 513 Sansom
Sullivan John, junction Market and
, Sacramento

Terry & Valentine 220 Washington
Thierbach J. & Co., 18 Grand Central

Market
Tienken H., 15 Grand Central Market
Tinnemann L., 910 Larkin
Tobin M., 326 Fifth
Townsend D. L., 127 Third
Trevevic W., 211 Sixth
Van Buskirk G., W s Valencia bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Vicini P., SW cor Mason and Pacific
Vigider Francis Mrs., 623 Fourth
Vucasso^'ich & Co., 1705 Polk
Vuscovich v., 1430 Stockton
Waldie J. W.. 203 Washington
Waldie M., SE cor Ninth and Mission
Walton J. R,, 13 Foiu-th
Watson H., 1589 Folsom
Weitner A., SW cor Hyde and Ellis
WeUs C. C, 257 Fourth
Wescott C, NW cor Clay and Leav
Windsor W. M., 14 Centre Market
Witt J., 235 Sixth
Woods P., 13Foiui;h

Fruit Driers.

Alden Fruit Preserving Co., 426 Mont

Fur Dealers.

AigeltingerL., 1069 Howard
Alaska Commercial Co., 310 Sansom
Bertrand Andrew, 501 Kearny
Davis Morris, 256 Third
Foley & Jones, 73 Oregon
Froomberg H., 30 Second

Honig Michael, 11144 Market
Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus&Co.,3K

Sansom
Koshland Bros., 19 Sansom
Lachman & Stemfels, 123 Montgomeiy
Liebes H, & Co., 113 Montgomery
Mayer I. C, 123 California
Meussdorffer J. C. & Bro., NE cor Mont

gomery and Bush
Muller A., 304 Kearny
MuUer & Phillipson, 136 Montgomery
Newmark J. P. & Co., 425 Sacramento
Shirpser D. & Co., 105 Montgomery
SLOSS LOUIS & CO., 310 Sansom (se;

adv. dept. page Ixvi)
Toplitz Fabian, 511 Market
Wurkheim Bros., 20 Sansom

Furnaces and Ranges.

[See Cooking Ranges ; also Stoves.]

Furnaces— Metallic.

Knox & Osbom, 19 First

Stetefeldt, B. J. Bums agent, 411 J Ca

Furnlslied Rooms.

[See Hotels ; also Lodgings ; also Board
ihg, etc.]

FurnlsWng'Goods— Gents'.

[* Importers. See also Clothing.]
Anderson & Irving, 219 Montgomery
Ascher A. F., 408 Fourth
*Ash Bros., NW cor Battery and Butl'
*Atkinson L. & CO., 22 Sansom
*Banner Bros., 204 Sansom
*Baum J. & Co., 521 JViarket
*Baum Simon & Co., 217 and 219 Pine
BEAMISH P., 691 Market (see adv. ri

gister of names bottom hnes)
Bell James, 338 Fourth
Benedict & Smith, 25 Kearny
Bernstein Henry, 422 Third
Bernstein J., 824 Market
Bieneufeld Ellas, 1229 Stockton
Binswanger Lewis, 513 Kearny
Black R. M., 209 Montgomery
Bloch Abraham B., 204 Montgomery
Borustein Bros., 822 Market and 1(

Fourth
*BuUock & Jones, 421 Montgomery
Burr & Finck, 3 Montgomery
Caro Morris, 813 Battery
Chmrch T. R., 223 Montgomery
Cohen D. & Bro , 56 Second
Cohen W. & Co., 511 Market
Cohn Simon, 203, 421, and 433 Kearny
*Colman Bros., 107 Battery, and SI

cor Montgomery and Bush
Conkling George W., 610 Market
*Dahlmann Charles & Co., 24 Sansom
Dake E. C. & Co., 15 Kearny
^Da^-ies John M. & Co., 133 Sansom
Davis Brothers, 419 Kear and 718 Marki
Eagleson & Co., 4 Kearny
Ehrhardt A„ 254 Third
*Elfelt A. B. & Co., 108 Sansom
Foss & Brother, 135 Fourth
Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co. , 18 Sansoi
Federline B., NW cor Twenty-fourl

and Howard
Figel Joseph, 211 Montgomery
FLAVIN MARTIN J. (IXL), SE o

Kearny and Commercial
Friedlander H., 9 Kearny
Friedman Louis S., 11 Steuart
Futter Jacob, 53 Second
Gedge & Thayer, 323 Montgomery
Gibson & Preston, 218 Montgomery
Godfrey W. A. H., 105 Second
Goldsmith S., 250 Third
Goldstone Charles, 436 Montgomery
Goldstone .Jacob, 926 Dupont
Goldstone Mitchell, 12 Bush
Graefen Charles E., 1250 Market
*Great Eastern Yankee Notion Co., 5

Market
*Greenebaura Bros., 7 Sansom
Haas C. Mrs., 1214 Folsom
Hahn H., Mrs., 808 Market
Halm Robert C, 1008 Market
Hamburger G. & Bro., 52 Third
Hart Marcus, 402 Kearny
*Hastiugs C. C. & Co., SW cor Moi

gomery and .Sutter
Heiman Bros., 40 Third
Heineraann H. M. (neckties), 304 Pin

BEAMISH'S— Nucleus Bldg, Third & Market, Shirts & Men's Furnishing Gc

f p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

903

. I less & Cohn, 431 MontRomery
'Hoffman & Co., 19 Battery
lluclsoii Bros., ;<2.> Kearny
I Israel Joseph. 1223 Stockton
i (arael iiimoii, 51l> fourth
( "Isiuics, liro3S & r\i., 533 Market
: lacobs .lacob, 723 Montgomery
jilerome L. S.. 423 Kearny
(I OIKS & Co., 714 Market
i: In.^ilih Simon, 524 Kearny
^jJosepii Urulhors, SW cor Montgomery

ami Pine
Kalisky Charles, 123 Second
Kayser M. S 15ro., 234Kush
Kleomauu William & Co., 213 Sansom
aine Abraham. (iO Thin!
,ndo Harris, 317 Kearny
ijevin K., 5oU, Kearny
:ievy H. L., 3l3 Kearny
!je\-y George, 228 Fourth
jCvy I^ou's. 412 Third
:^wenthal \V., 222 Sixth
^wis Marks. 410 Hayes
jicht Ij., 145 Second
jindner «; Kron, 237 Kearny
JitchfieUl J. M. & Co., 500 Washington
tfcDonald E., 304 Sixth
HcGuigan k Yordi, 118 Fourth
Hendelson Elkan, 233 Pacific
Heycrsteiu Henry. 537 Kearny
Michfls, I'rieiUaiuler & Co., 7 Battery
Hicrson, Jewell & Co., 828 Kearny
Morgenthau Max, 108 Bush
Morisou, Hutchinson & Co., 112 Bush
NEUSTADTER BROTHERS. NW

cor liattery and Pine
Hewman J. & Co. (manufacturers), 6 Bat
ffewraan L., 627 Montgomery
Jppenheim S. B., 35 Fourth
Orr & Atkins, 123 Montgomery
Calmer, Tripp & Theler. 1026 Market
Pfistcr John J., 125 Sansom
'la to M.. 642 Fourth
'latt R. Mrs., 12 Sixth
'opper Charles, 431 Kearny
'opptr S , 233 Kearny
Jeeb Weidenreich, 539 Market
leinsteiu W., 3-15 Kearny ,

loman H., 830 Market
Joos Bros., 37 Kearny
Sampson Amasa B., 110 Second
Schafer &, Co., 708 Market
Schweitzer, Sachs & Co , 25 Battery
Seeligsohn & Co., 720 Market
>elig Isaac, 218 Kearny
SHERMAN WILLIAM & CO., 608

Montgomery (see adv. dept. page

xlvi)
iheyer M. & Bro., 103 Sansom
ihrier E. & F.. 201 Montgomery
ilberstein Simon, 506 Kearny
ilverstein S., 207 Second
STEINHART W. & I. & Co., 3 Battery

(see adv. dept. page xliii)
Tobin, Davisson ii Co., NW cor San-
som and Sutter
Toklas, Brow^l & Co., 24 Sansom
VAN SCH^VACK C. P. & CO., 708-n6

Kearny
'Weil, Cahn & Co., 21 Battery
►Weil & Woodleaf, 113 Battery
; ., iVeinstock Harris, 746 Washington
"■ iVilliams J. Mrs., 240 Third

NEUSTADTER BROTHERS

Manufacturers and Importers of
GENTS'

FURNISHING GOODS,

Manufacturers of
STANDARD SHIKTS,

N.W. corner
Batteri and Pine.

Fnrnishins Goods— Ladies'.

*Importers. See also Dressmakers; also

I)ry Goods ; also Millinery.]
Bienenfeld Elias, 1229 Stockton
Bole H. Mrs.. 310 Fourth
Dannenberg Amalie, 24 Montgomery
De Cortey M. Mrs., 521 Valencia
f ederline B., 343 Third
Freud M. & Son, 744 Market
riedlander Herman, 9 Kearny

Goldstein Eva Mrs., 18 Keaniy
Gunst Emma Mrs., 806 Market
Haas C. Mrs., 1214 Folsom
Hahn H. Mrs., 808 Market
Heller S Feintuch, 109 Sansom
Jacobs S., 302 Kearny
Jaoob.s & (Jlass. 905 Stockton
KRAMER k CO.. 511 Market
Laborne J. Mrs., 410 Kearny
Ladies' Depository, 15 New Mont
•Liebermanu Theodore & Co., 107 San
Lucas Calvin D., 10 Fifth
Malone Jennie H. Miss, 925 Market
•Michela, Friedlander & Co., 9 Battery
Milligan Ellen L. Miss, 14 .Second
Perbonuer K. Mrs., 831 Clay
*Pti8ter John J., 125 Sansom
Prescott G. W., 429 Shipley
Bosenfeld .Solomon, 539 Market
Sampson Amasa B., 110 .Second
Shonwasser B. k Co., 222 Kearny
Stevenson J. J. & Co., 130 Sixth
*Tobin, Davisson & Co., NW cor San-
som and Slitter
Yan Wo Co., 741 Washington
Yan Woko, 7-14 Washington

KRAMER & CO.,

Manufacturers
Ladies' Undergarments,

Wrappers. RufHincs, Lace Goods.etc.
511 Market, S. F.

Fnrnitnrc.

[* Importers.]
Appel Simon, 872 Folsom
Appel William. 872 Folsom
Aronson Abraham. 1328 Stockton
Bancroft A. L. & Co. (school), 721 Mar-
ket
Barclay Bros., 509 Bush
Baum Gustave, 740 Washington
*Bell John C, 524 Market and 21 Sutter
BeU & Regan, 3 Powell
Bendit S., 747 Market
Bernard Julius, 1120 Stockton
Bernstein Elias, 315 Third
Bernstein M. C, 517 California
Borren K., 153 Second
Brown B. C. (Wooton Desks), Mer-
chants' Exchange
BURNHAM J. W. & CO., 618 Market
and 15 Post (see adv. dept. page 12)
Bush Nathan, 74;* Market
Buttertield William. 39 Geary
California Furniture Manufacturing

Co.. 222 Bu.sh
Caro Wolf, 323 Dupont
Cooke & Smith, 30 Fourth
Connelly James k Co., 219 Bush
Cox T. A.. 990 Folsom «

CUMMINGS W. H., 534 Market
Davis Harris, 810 Montgomery
Davis Mairrice, 1048 Folsom
Dean & Fulton, 335 Sixth
Dierck F. A., Ip8 New Montgomery
Doyle D. P., 214 Fourth
Dunlgan H., 254 Eighth
Egan & Co., 809 Howard
Ettlinger Samuel, 1005 Howard
Fay T. P., 937 Folsom
Feig Alexander, 237 Third
Ferris Edwin R. (extension tables), 41

Stevenson
Fischers., 113 Third
Fletcher & Day, 717 Market
Foss J. L., NW cor Howard and Miss
Frank Henrj', 216 Commercial
Gallagher W. R., 20 Fourth
Gaughler Simon k Co., 1045 Market
GILBERT k M<JORE (office, school,

and church), 219 Bush
Goldberg Solomop. 241 Third
Goodwin k Co., 312 Pine
Green William, 1016 Market
Guinnane & Crowley, SW cor Sixteenth

and Valencia
Hale & Co. (chairs), 508 Washington
Hamilton James, 1319 Stockton
Harney Michael. 521 Fourth
Harris Benjamin, 303^ Third
Heney W. J. & Co.. 725 Market
Henry Samuel, 709 Pacific
Hodge Alexander, 929 Folsom
Hoey John, 729 Market
Holt Warren (school), 717 Montgomery

Hubbard E. A. (office), 330 Sansom

Hufschmiilt Frederick, 323 Pine

Hummel & Voisard, 141 Fourth

Hunter J., 105 Sixth

Hymau Maurice. OUi! Broadway

Irelan G. W., (repairer), 52 Everett

Isaac Isadore, 821 Montgomery

Kaskell & Berliner, 353 Third

Kearney J., 1034 Market

Keller Leunhard, 71 New Mont

King M. L., 537 California

Kittler W. C. (chair). 202 Dupont

Klemm C, (Patent Lounge), 632 Third

Koser W., 8 Fourth

Kragen&. Co., 210 Mis-sion

Laeremans Frank, 528 Washington

Lang k Hanbury, 104 Fourth

Levy Benjamin, 119 Third

Levy D. S., 225 Third

Levy E., 314 Fifth

Levy L., 1324 Polk

Long F. A., 535 Steven.son

Luchsinger H. & Co., 735 Market

Luchsinger John B. & Son, 710 Minna

Maas Jacob, 970 Folsom

Malone J. H., 105 Fourth

Mantz & Co., 1512 Stockton

Martens & Laird, 119 Sixth

McAvoy T., 414 Folsom

McCarty D., 930^ Market

McElwee J. V. k Son, 219 Second

McFadden J. T. & Co., 140 Sixth

Meissner J. F.. 209 Mason

Metral A. (chairmaker), 75i Stevenson

Mogan Joseph R.. 1804 Market

Moore Antlrew, 1215 Powell

Moutardier A. , 639 California

Murphy D. J., 427 Fourth

Neumann Isaac, 113 Sixth

PALMER W. J. T. & CO. (office and

school), 323 California see adv. dept.

pagexxxvii)
Pence J., 1220 Market
Plum, Charles AI. k Co., 641 Market
Preston & Nelson, 136 Fourth
Regan & Bell, 12 Stockton
Reid Christopher C, 214 Sixth
Roberts A., 837 Pacific
Robrecht Anton . 837 Pacific
Roesler k Proff, 225 Post
Rosenheim J., 1019 Kearny
Rosentlial Joseph, 915 Market
Seligman Frank, 509 Broadway
Shaber John A. k Co., 707 Market
Simon .Joseph, 1226 Stockton
St. John k Day, 1412 Polk
Stern PhiUip, 218 Sixth
Theas Pierre, 1117 Dupont
Thomas Joseph, 772 Howard
Tobin C. B., 1215 Polk
Troutt & Foss, NW cor Howard and

Fifth
Troy C. P., 929 Market
Tuttle B. F., 727 Market
Wade M. J., 1053 Market
Watson E. & R. G., 217 Bush
Washburn A., 751 Maiiet
Whelen Thomas, 943 Market
Williams George M. & Co., 117 Third
Williams S. G., 325 Fourth
Windel H. k Co., 310 Stockton
Wood Hugh, 668 Mission
Yuill James, 4 Fourth

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CiIL.BERT & :M00RE,

MTs of Offlce,Scliool, & Cliflrcli Fiirnimre

OfBce Furniture made a specialty.
Salesroom, 2I!I Bush.

Fnrnitnrc Mannfartnrcrs.

CaUfomia Furniture Manufacturing

Co., 222 Bush
Dierck F. A., 158 New Montgomery
EASTON JOHN, 261 Fir.st (see adv.

dept. page 27)
Emanuel L. & E., N s Berry bet Fourth

and Fifth
Field C. k Co., NE cor Main and Miss
Frei Andrew, King nr Third
Friederichs k Gerke, Berry bet Third

and Fourth
GILBERT k MOORE (office, school,

and church), 219 Bush
Goodivin & Co., 312 Pine
Granz Herman, 617 Brannan
Heney W. J. k Co., 725 Market

Pi"

JAMES &. STEELE & CO., Apothecaries, No. 316 Kearny Street.

D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mc

904

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Huf Schmidt Fred., 323 Pine
Indianapolis Chair Manuf.Co., 508 Bush
Klemm Charles, 634 Third
Kragen & Co., 210 Mission
Luchsinger John B. & Son, 710 Minna
Marson C. F. & Co., 125 Grove
Metral A. (chairs), 751 Stevenson
Morrell O. L., 218 Mission
Pacific Furniture Manufacturing Co.,

NW cor Fourth and Bryant
Pacific United Workingmen's Furniture

Manuf . Co. , N s Brannan nr Sixth
PALMER W. J. T. & CO. (office and
school), 105 Mission and 323 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page xxxvii)
San Francisco Manufacturing Co., NW

cor Main and Howard
Scherf & Kihn, SE cor Miss and Beale
.Strahle Jacob & Co. (fancy), 533 Market
Ueffinger G. & Co., 441 Brannan
Weir & Greenwood, 481 Brannan
West Coast Furniture Co., NW cor
Fourth and Bryant

OIlrBERT >& MOORE,

M'fs of Office, Sclool & Clinrcii Furniture

Office Furniture made a specialty.
Salesroom, aii) Bnsh.

TV. J. T. PAL.2aEB & CO.

Maiinractnrers of Office Furniture, etc.

Warerooms, 323 California.
Manufactory, 1«5 <fel07 in;is.<iion.

Furriers.

[See Fur Dealers.]

Fuse manufacturers.

Eagle Fuse Co., 108 Battery

Eva James & Co. (California Fuse
Works), Mission Creek bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth

Galvanic or Electrical Ma-
chines.

[See Electricians ; also Opticians.]

Galvanized Iron.

HAYES GEORGE & CO., 30 Harriet

Game.

[See Produce— Game.]

Gardens— Public.

City, Twelfth bet^olsom and Harrison
Germania, S s Erie nr Mission
Woodward's, Mission bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth

Gas and Water Pipe.

BARKER JAMES L., 408 Market
DAY THOMAS, 122 Sutter
GODDARD & CO., 127 First
Johnson G. C. & Co., 33 Battery
PRIOR JAMES K., 730 Montgomery
Selby Thomas H. & Co., 116 California
Van Winkle & Davenport, 413 Market

Gas Companies.

Eureka Gas Machine Co., R. R. Strain

proprietor, 713 Harrison
Pacific Pneumatic Gas Co., office 127

First
San Francisco Gas Light Co., SE cor

First and Natoma

Gas Fixtures— Importers.

Bush & Milne, 29 New Montgomery
DAY THOMAS, 122 Sutter
McNALLY & HAWKINS, 607 Market
Nye & Acheson, 315 and 317 Pine
PRIOR JAMES K., 730 Montgomery
SNOOK G. & W., 427 Pine
Walmsley William W., 923 Market

THOMAS DAY,

Importer and Dealer in all kinds of

GAS FIXTURES.

IZft and 124 Sutter.

McNALLY &. HAWKINS

Importers and Manufacturers of

GAS FIXTURES.

607 Blarhet,

Grand Hotel.

Gas Meter Manufacturers.

Radston Jacob, 27 Harriet

Gas Pipe Fitters.

[See also Plumbers.]
Ahlbach Jacob, 207 Fourth
ALLEN WILLIAM R., 819 Market
Bennett William, 1015 Clay
Bertram Thomas, 982 Folaom
BoydE. T., 840 Clay
Bush & Milne, 29 New Montgomery
Craig John R., 35 Eddy
Daniel W. L., 228 Bush
DAY THOMAS, 122 Sutter
Douglass & Martin, 19 Fourth
Downes & Deery, 41 Second
Enright & Dufficy, SE cor Montgomery

and Sutter
Epps George, 117 Washington
Fitzpatrick P. D., 639 Broadway
Forsyth W. C, 1057 Market
Freeman & Wrin, 324 Third
Fritz & Kean, 12 Ellis
Haley John, 819 Larkin
Hobro W. D., 727 Washington
Huf Schmidt Louis & Bro., 642 Clay
Humphreys T., 609 Mission
Iredale Alfred S., 957 Mission
Ireland W. Jr., 120 Geary
Keegan J., 810 Paciiic
Kenney George G., 234 Sutter
Kearney & Brother, 508 Post
Lane Edmund, 505 Kearny
Lass well D. F., 747 Mission
Lempke & Co., 30 Geary
Lynch Timothy, 820 Washington
Mannit g Thomas, 260 First
Marcy Jules G., 804 Washington
McCann N., 423 Hayes
McKewen & Bro., 2 Turk
McNALLY & HAWKINS, 607 Market
Mower A. A., 518 Valencia
Murtha William O., 16 Tyler
O'Brien Matthew, 1136 Market
O'Brien P. R., 1006 Market
Prendergast & Doherty, 345 Kearny
PRIOR JAMES K., 730 Montgomery
Reading James, 10 Brenham PI
Roggia John, 440 Broadway
Ross Thomas, 316 Bush
Shafer & Cook, 1210 Polk
Shepard Brothers, 735 Mission
SNOOK G. & W., 427 Pine (see adv.

dept. page 23)
Stombs C. H. & Co., 627 Washington
Sutheriand & Gray, 230 Sutter
WALMSLEY WILLIAM W., 923 Mar-
ket
Waters Charles, 10 O'Farrell
Wilson W. F., 705 Market

■WM. B. ALLEN,

Plumber & Gas Fitter

Importer of

Gas Fixtures, Gas Stoves,

Etc., Etc,
819 MARKET.

McNALLY &. HAWKINS

Gas Fitters & Plninliers,

007 MARKET,

Grand Hotel.

Gasoline.

Dletz A. C. & Co., 224 Front
Whan W. W., 1244 Market
Whittier, Fuller & Co., 21 Front
Yates & Co., 113 Front

General Agents.

[See also Brokers — General,]
Arrowsmith D. B., 426;Montgomery
Brion M. A., 54 Clay
Bovee William H., 238 Montgomery
Bucklin J. W., 240 Montgomery
Bugbee Stunner W., 310 Sansom
Burt J. G. (pxirchasing), 405 Front
Clark James H., 305 Kearny
Coe H. H. , 415 Montgomery
Crane Erwin J. , 215 Sansom
Decker G., 612 Commercial
Dick B. C, 310 California
Ellon Robert, 425 Kearny
Gay Charles, 523 Montgomery
Green Frederick, 39 Merchants' Exch
Grisch C, 825 Sacramento
Hamilton & Sonnichsen, 221 Sansom
Hartog Edward. 611 Washington
Kemm Joseph, 6 Montgomery Block
Kirby W. L. , 606 Montgomery
Lake W. B., 309 California
Lammot H. D., 607 Montgomery
Lloyd John, 4lij California
Martin George, 56 Montgomery Block
Mepu Jacques H., 522 Montgomery
Morrow M. Mrs., 621 Market
Reilly T. W., 535 California
Small William, 531 California
Smith O. C. & F. W., 531 California
Steinbach Rudolph, 729 Montgomery
Stewart G., 702 Market

Geyser Water.

[See Soda.]

Gilders.

[See also Carvers and Gilders.]

Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
Garibaldi G. C, 861 Market
Gump S. & G., 681 Market
Kollmyer W. A., 105 Montgomery
Mcquillan B., 209 LeidesdorfE
Nile M D., 225 Kearny
ROOS JOSEPH & CO., 20 Post
Smith D. P., 929i Market
Snow & May, 21 Kearny
Winter Daniel, 211 Kearny
Zante Daniel, 194 Jessie

Glass— Plate.

Hausmann S. & Co., 647 Market
Meyer M., 716 Washington
Rosenbaum Fr. H. & Co., 567 Market
Sullivan, KeUy & Co., NW cor Front

and Pine
Whittier, Fuller & Co., SW cor Front

and Pine

Glass Cutters.

MALLON JOHN, 19 Fremont and 303

Mission (see adv. dept. page 9)
Mills Robert., 118 Main
O'Neil Thomas, 10 Stevenson

Gla.ss .betters.

Brewster John, 17 Belden
Downing Thomas, 615 Mission
OILMAN & MELLON, 422 Commercial
(see adv. dept. page 24)

Glass Stalners- Ornamental.

MALLON JOHN, 19 Fremont and 3(»
Mission (see adv. dept. page 9)

SMITHSONIAN BATHS, Electro, Russian, Turkish, Medical, and Toilet, 635 Oi

fe VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1861

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

905

dills Robert, 118 M*ln
)'NeU Thomas, 10 btovenson

GIhhm IVorkii.

iaa Francisco and Tacific, S s King
nr Fourth, office 53U Wasiiington

GlassM'arr.

[See also Crockery and Glassware.]
Ihftfn""" Bros., 123 Kearny
J«f & Co.. 515 Market
;BANK 41 BKIUHAM (druggists'),

3^ Front
>eiuiery B. & Co., 311 Pine
fellows K. P. & Co., 318 Chiy
Jreenberg Leoj)oltl, 33^; Kearny
CanBley Charles & Co. (chemical), NE
cor Front ami Pine
jWton O. H Co., 60y Market
arsh H. F. (druggists'), 316 Clay

field & Co., Sliattery
ATHAN B. & CO., 13U Sutter
ewmau ,t Bennett (druggists'), 411
Washington

lington >v Co. (druggists'), 529 Market
id & Brooks, 524 isansom
landerson i: Bro., 310 Battery
itraus, Kohnstamm & Co., NE cor Bat-
tery and Pine
Iwain 11. A. & Co., 200 Sansom
[^ylor John & Co., 512-518 Washington
Vangenheim, Sternheim & Co., 127 San

Glaziers.

[See also Painters.]
Jharles H., 126 Fourth
tenike William J., 1204 Broadway
insberj Ascher, lOS Sacramento
lewis Jacob, 931 Market
wis Marx, 640 Mission
ayer Morris, 716 Washington

Glove Cleaners.

[See also Dyers and Scourers.]
Renault L. J., 430 Bush
Ihnow John F. & Co., 633 Market

Glove HannfartDrers.

laUfomia Glove Co. (P. & F. G. Conk-
ling), 41d Battery

xOOdyear India Rubbi* Glove Manu-
facturing Co., Weaver, Taylor a Co.
agents, ^l Market

^ilic (iiove Works (Shoenberg, Hes-
thal «i Co.), 511 Market

lamueis David (kid), N s Nineteenth
nr Howard, depot 104 Kearny

San Jose Glove Factory, depot 7 Battery

Gloves— Importers of.

[See also Hosiery and Gloves.]
Davidson J. W. & Co., 101 Kearny .
ileynemann & Co., 5 Sansom
Tones E. H. & Co., 535 Market
Caiudler & Co., 100 Montgomery
Hills & Leak, 202 Bush
liurphy. Grant & Co., NE cor Bush and

Sansom
iamuels David, 104 Kearny

Glue Mannfaetnrers.

[See also Soap Manufacturers.]
I^i^aciSc Glue Manufacturing Co., cor
Gough and I.omb, otBce 406 Market

Gold Beaters.

Sfewman James, 107 Dupont

Gold Dast Dealers.

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